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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
R1ILROADS.
ST. Joseph s. Council Bluffs R.R.
S.n Francisco and the East and south.

Two trains daily each way, between St Joseph
ard fs.incil Bluffs connecting as follows:
At II Joseph-with the Hannibal d II. Joseph
Railroad for Quincy. Kansas city via cameron, o.
fnais via Macon and the East -, =, -. =,
M 81 aOSeph--with the Missouri valley ltallroad
s,- a AtchiSon Ieaveuworth, Kansas City, &c. --i
Al C'ouncil Blufls--with Union Pacific Rallroad
r,r Denver. Salt Lake and California.
AfCouncu Biuffs-with Chicago d North W eSiern
Raiiroad Tor sioux City and Up RireT.
PuIlman's Palace Cars are run through from
Council Bluffs 10 st. Louis and quincy
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Everybody.

Go to Postoffice for your Groceries. All
goods new and fresh, and for sale as cheap as
the cheapest. Go and see!
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Snyder's Lunch House is one of the
best institutions of the city for the hungry
and thirsty; he keeps free lunch at all hours,
and has good stock of beverages. BiIly's
Place,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Who Sells Salt at s., 40? That is nothing!
sell New York or Ohio River Salt at sS,25.
Come and see me!
W. T. Den.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Every one his own Doctor.-Those who
use DIR. Henry's Root and Plant Pills gener-
ally get along with the least expense of doc
tors bills. See advertisements. SILT
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
COMlIIERCIAL.
BROWNNILLE.
rzYJ1lu THE GREAT CAUSE
AAf1k&2 OF
1sz&V HUMAN MISERY
5ust PuhIished in a Sealed Envelope.

III y pK1CE SIX CENIS-
q A Iecture on the Nature. Treatment and Radical
Curs a. .SperpatorfllCPa, or seminal Weakness. In-
Voluntary Emissions. Sexual Debility ard ImPedi-
,,,ents to Marriage Generally. Nervousness. Con
sunItiou Epilepsey and Fits, Mental and Physical
Incapscty resulting from selfabuSe, &c. BY ROB
rRTJ.CUIv ERwELL, NJ D., aUthcor OF the "Cireen
Book &C. -r~rrr.-
The world renowned author. in this. admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his erys experience,
effecfrIaliy removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgicaloperations. Dougtes instruments,
rings or cordiaIs pointing out q mode OF cure af
once certain and effecual by which every sufferer,
no matter whax his condition msy be. may cure
himself cheapIy privately and radically. THIS
LEYsTf-RE EfEE PROJ'E 4 BOON TO TIfOC-
MINDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress Jostctf on receipt of six cents, or two post
STAMPS Also DIR. Culverwells Marriage Guide,
nrice Is cents Address the Publish hers,
CH6S. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
III Bowery New York.
-ry
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Good Wholesome vinegar.-Any one
can make 1t. See advertisement OF W. H.
Bishop s3-Sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

wherever Hay is to be cut, there is the
place for "A Meadow King Mover. You can
get them at Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

IL you wish a good pair of Boots, go to
Chas. Helmcr's, for he makes them neat, du-
rable and cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
NDTICE.

Board by the day or week at Daugher-
tvs Restaurant, one door west OF the Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

FB- Extra copies of the ADvERTIsKR for sale by
Moore Bradford, Booksellers, Stationers and
News Dealers, No. 81 Main street. next door to the
Postoffice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Banisters, Hand Rail and Newer POSTS kept
by j. r. Bell & Son, at their Lumber Yard
corner of College and First-sts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Hannibal s. Saint Joseph Time
Table.
Union Pacific RailNay-Tinie
Table.

Until further notice trains VIII leave ana ''IrNe
al Omaha daily as follows:
LEAVE AKtlN T. az, N,
Daily Exp-...II:i5a a. m. Daily Exp-----Ei9 p. M
sIIoel Exp ais p. m. @IIoiel Exp.-li;l9 a M
,f'r,Ssht 200 a. m. .Freght-.-.----- l-So p m
Sfhe Hotel express train leaves at 4:io every
Thursday and arrives at Il:l5 every SUNDAY.
Except sundays ,.;,,, 5s.io,,,o
naily con aecrions made al Omaha Win Cnicseso
d Noribvesfern Chicago, Rock Island ana racine
and II Josellh and Council Bluffs Raiiroads, anu
Missouri River line of stecmers for All pohts Is'
and south. ID for all
Al C'heyenne with Denver Pacific X X ior al
POINTS iuit 'oicradc and New Mexico
Atl3rvan with stages for Sweetwater Mines IL n
Al Ogden with Utah centrsi TX. IL. 'o' '7fNi' ~
Niiy and other points in Utah .,.,a Co. Cor
81 Ogden with Central Pacific Railroan, ior SoI
vine Virginia Ciry Helena and al points IN "a Moh nj,
iana Also for Sacramento, san tranc PC" -'ii1 ~
poinfs i'm Idaho Neyado and California -, A..
f1 an ,s ~ 1si,xer.d n; the Omaha depot prior TO
I'm n m will 90 west the same day -
No freight received for shipment after 3Oo J.; NJ
Tickets for sale 10 all points west AZ i', Wy & 90
Dfice az the Union Pacific Railroad al whch oih0e
berths ON SIeeping cars can be secured -.
c, q. HAMMOND. ten. Suplf
F. CQITlN i. A. IL bho~
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

.sNhnt's the Matter, with our eastern
mails? Moore q Bradford inform us that
their New York papers are ten days behind
time. and St. Louis Daily's three days.
Where is the trouble? ~ "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Messrs. Woolworth 8 Colo,

OF SO, Felix street, st. Joseph, Mo-, have
just received a very large lot of Wall Paper,
Curtains, and Curtain goods. Pictures, Pic
ture Frames, etc., to which they call the
special attention of wholesale buyers, for
they can, in these goods save money TO all
who will give them trial, and save trip TO
either ST. Louis or Chicago. InSchool Books,
Blank Books, or Stationary, they offer lower
rates than cities farther east; and their
Book Bindry, aud facilities for making Blank
Books are not excelled in the west. Our
merchants would do well 10 make note of
this
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter can al-
ways be had. Read the advertisement
Greatest Work of the Age" in this paper.
33-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Be sure to read the advertisement "Great-
est Work of the age in this paper. 33-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
rhc rrlehina spiralis on Pork w orm.

For a good square meal. go 10 Daughefty's
Restaurant, one door west of Carsons Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

One Girl Wanted at the star Hotel.
Highest wages paid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Patronize Home Industry.-An kinds
of Marble work can be had at Neidhardt's
Marble Works in this city, cheaper than it
can be had elsewhere. None but the best ma
terial used. u-u
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

A Scientific Wonder.-The Craig Micro
scope adapted to scientific use. Bead the ad-
yertIscmenf. Price s2,75. S-5rn
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Mcpherson g. Tuttle are still at No. 8s

ready to serve the pubic with just the choic-
est Dry Goods or Groceries that can be had
in the west. They sell low for the ready cash.
Give them a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

See eeAdyerttsementof of Dr. Butts Dispen-
sary,, headel Book for the Million-MAR-
RI.,GE GV IDls ana pother columns ltsApqid
be read by all,a fssse4a !. 6ei zs-y
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

II IL is thrown In your Teeth that you
do not keep your dental apparatus In proper
trim, it is your own fault. for all the world
knows that you might do so by using the
matchIess vegetable dentrifice SozoDoNT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

+ Remove the Caass.-Dr. Henry's Root
sn,i Plant Pills arouse the Liver, and secre-
tive organs Into healthy action, throwing OF
obstructions which cause disease. 35-ft
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Rail Road Item.

The Stockholders OF the Washington only
receive the interest their own money earns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
DT ~ NET g
1.-THE REsTURANTy ?

Are good thing, and Baur has tip-top
,SSorfment
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

well selected stock of Wagon and Bug
gy timber, No. |, at J. c. Deuser's. 29-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

George Daugherty is the most industri-
ous proyider that ever kepta Hotel or Restu-
rant I'm this city. lie is always on the watbh
end knows what's good. ResLurantohedoor
west Of the Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

j. H. Broadly, just returned from trip to
Quincy, Informs us that the corps of Engi-
neers of the @. NJ. & p. Il, r., will be here in
few days and commence operations on this
end Of that road, from the River to.Reekport,
and the President, Col. Savage, says work
shall not cease Till the section has the rolling
stock running upon it. This will do more,
to give our people and the balance af man.
kind, confidence, than anything else that
can now be done.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Every member OF the Washington Life
Insurance Co. is Interested in its success,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

We take great pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the advertisement
of DIR. ]. a. Wroe, 10 be found in to-day's is
sue. The Doctor was.one of the early adyen-
turers in Southern Nebraska. He came
came here in 1878, and consequently had an
opportunity Of selecting the choicest of our
lands. He is now offering them on exceed
ingly favorable terms, to actual settlers
Call on him either at the Reynolds House in
this place, or at the Union Hotel in Falls City.
some Distance.-The number of Charter
Oak Stoves made and sold last year by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Company, If placed
in line close together, would stretch out
for distance of twelve miles. f,-....,,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
.Iulv SIN lao

EDITORS ADvERTIsER-The Misses OF the
NJ. e. 5. school, desire 10 return vote Of
thanks to the citizens OF Brownville, for
their patronage on Thursday evening, and
especially to those who were kind enough TO
remember us by private donations, for the
benefit of our fair; and also to the Band who
so highly entertained us with "swcet strains
of music" during the evening. And now,
last, bet not least, We wish to return a most
cordial and earnest vote of thanks to the
editors of the ADVERTISER and Democrat fer
the prominence and publicity which they
gave our fair and festival in their columns.
MINNIE COLT, Prcs't.
A REACVT SPc'N
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Oils and Paint. at reduced rates at W.
T. DEN's,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Passengers leaving 81. Joseph ria Missouri re a
ley Railroad at O'Clock p M, MAKE cose gr Hu rad
ios1s al aisas City with ttis poia 49,
arriving at st Louis next morning at 49,, . - SoH,
This is now firstclass road IN every Iespeca; t
iron has bacn laid; engines ana liz. iis -,
Sleeping and messenger coaches nave M oce,a ~.
lis equi1ments Passengers can rely on s t u
its advertised time This is the best ROUTE ieii o.
JoSeph fo - Touis the south and Southciest; MI,
Through Tickets for sale AZ the oihces Oh lhe 1iS
sOuri Valley Railroad ,,,,, ,,,ar.l ss,,pt
r. :. ,T W b. HALE. q. T. \,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
nR HOI.IAnAY

Respectfully informs his old friends and
the public, that he is prepared to attend all
calls in the line of his profession. Office at
ID. n. Eewis & Co.'S Drug Store, Main street,
Brownviile, ,;Neb. tel5l-tf ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Fence wlro, in n'abundance atShellenber-
ger Bros 3. = sS
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Chas. IIelmer's Boots and Shoes give en-
tire satisfaction to all who wear them.
Hay Rakes and Pitch-forks at DrSs.
The Festival

Last Thursday evening, was a perfect sue
cess; reaping for the church about FSl25, afid
doing great credit to its iranagers-all yotng
ladies under fifteen-Minnic Colt, Tillie
Beach, Cora Gates, Lizzie Simpson, Lizzie
Freeman, Sarah Howard, Mollie Furnas, and
Matte locke. The occasion was one which
those who were present will not soon forget
Tie following acknowle,igement by the of
aeers OF the Fair. .ssseks fs,anks for the fa-
rvors sEoYn.<
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
Dividends are applied in the Washington
Life to make the policies larger.

hrs. VhftcOmb's s Syrup.-This article is
good for all diseases incident to the period OF
teething in children and is sold for % cetits
bottle. 80 i.s .s7ssts --.{s--s..t "a. e =
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Private medlcal aid, read DIR. Whittier's
advertisements 5r..Ye atas.t B..
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
WOOL WANTED.

Highest market price Nv CASH, paid for
Woolby '"T .ie
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
4 Rare Collection.

pOvLA,-DS REcEIPTS--Nsgie Arts Discoveries, ks.
valuable informaica for ybOdy seat by
mail Gree R1FTY Cents Address r. T. NOR
MANDY, No. IL North Eighth strict. ST. Louis. No.
DRAKEs COLLECTION nearly ono hundred receipts NJ
u making Brandy all kinds wiBe Gin Ale Beer. csrs
dia Surerisx Cider, and much ether uscfl nformssn
for those dealing manufacturing above either
for the tr zde home .I- a. lAN
Sent bT mail tree Of ros.ae-, for Fifty Cents Address
e NORMANDY, No. IL Eighth street, Louis, Mo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
NOTICE.

"SpaidIng's Glue,, Cheap Conyenien
and Useful. Mcnds every thing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Cradles, Scytfes, Snathes, and all them
kind of fixens at Shellenberger's. 'a
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
, PM rjrYprp warm.

VIM. H. Hoover, Real Estate Agent and
Court Room: F-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

inanufactared by a. F. cohn.' 1t IS the favo-
rite everywhere. S'-u
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
LoW for Cash
Sea Moss Fartne.

Paints, Oils, Lead ard Glass in abundance
at McCreery & Nickers
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

lob PRINTING, in one or more
y colors. promptly done at the Advertiser
Job Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

x@Nerihern. Eastern and Southern, de
Ssz5 narts AT = a. m: arrives at p IN
Rrlo Nail arrives al D. m; departs At a. M
Tsr1i Mail arrives al 10 M; departs at l. p m
ileatrice Mail arrives at D. M; departs al a. m
Grant Mail arrives Fridays at p. m; departs
thursdays at = m
Post Office Hours from a. m 70 ~ p m; sun
s.vs from 1910 IOiy a m WA. POLLOCK, p. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
CITY OFFICIALS.

s@City CounciI.-Meets the First Thursday in
Ess each month. Mayor, &. +. Stewart. Al
.,e,,,pn r. A. Tisdei. w. ID. Lewis. F. f Johnson,
~ Tejdbarit. d. Plasters. Marshal, ID. Capmbell.
fierk j. b Decker. Attorney, $ French Treas
,,rer W Middleton. Engineer, Il. w. Bedford
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04
A. w. MORGAN, Jr.,

greatest labor saving institution ever in
vented, at Shellenberger Bro.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

Until further notice trains VIII leave anu "iriNe
III Omaha daily as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-08-04

.~Rnptist Church.-Corner Fourth and At
EgS iantic streets. Services every sabbath eN-
=, tho third i'm each month, at ii O'Clock A. NJ,
"a -o'clock p VI. Sunday School at ~ a m
PRAYER Meeting Wednesday evening - Lo" T.
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''Far West Past Freight."-It will be
seen from the following dispatch that the
above named company presented in Mon.
tans by Mr.. p: A. Largely of Virginia as
General Contracting Agent, ind by Messrs
J. b. Wilcox & Co. in Deer Lodge, has sue.
cecded in getting a special contract with the
Union Pacific x. r.. and that a dailv line
OF teams will be put on. This latter will
I've of great advantage to the Territory II
done this winter. rs much freight will come
though that would not justify shipping by
express. 1t will require an immense amount
OF transportation, and grain along the road
but with these, fast freight trains can come
through aslong as coaches do, each using
runners on the range. We hope to hear of
the carly institution Of this daily line. As
soon rs arrangements arc made contracts
can lie effected with the agents named:
OMAHA, Dec. 3.-Thc Union P .cific Rail
road TO- day closed contract with the Far
West Fast Freight Line, for through line
from Omaha to all points in Montana and
Idaho. This will be the only line autl,ori.
zcd over this road for The Territories. It is
their intention to make sucl, rates as will
insure the shipment Of all Montana freight
ny roll. They also intend to put on daily
line of fast teams from the Railroad 10 al
points in Montana.
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THE TERRITORY.
Gazette. 9.


We have advices from the North of des.
pcratc battle that occurred short time
since, between contending Indian tribes, in
tho vicinity Of tho British line. Awar
party of eros Ven.rcs and Ass,naboincs
made an incursion into the Blackfoot couu.
try, and, attacking the Bloods and Picgans,
defeated them, killing nine. There were
about twenty white men cncamped in the
nci:hborhood, and they joined in with the
Bloods aud Piegans next day, attacked the
Gros Ventrcs and Assinaboines, aud, it is
said, killed every one of them, except ono,
whom they permitted to get off to tell the
tale Of disaster. The number Of Assina-
boincs and eros Vcntres killed was about
one hundred.
G. W. Cook has taken charge Of tho
Madison Mills.
l. II. Caldwell left to-day for Lcaven-
worth.
The following officers of the II. B. A. So.
c:ety. of Helena, were elected:
NJ. Morris, reelected President; l. Green.
hood, reelected Vice President; F. Bohm,
reelected Treasurer; VIM. J. Aucrbach, re.
elected Secretary. Ed. Zimmerman, Felix
Poznainsky, n. Silvcrman, Trustees.
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Mai! Service TO RYAN, The Postmastc

Mai! Service 10 Ryan.-Thc Postmaster
Gcncral has ordered ,ri.wcvkly Tor half.
day service on the Nail route between
Deer Lodge and Ryan, beginning Dec. 10Th.
Mr. ". II. Taylor and Mr.. .. Salisbury arc
no" b"si'y engaged in preparing tho line,
anl the stock will be on in & few DAYS.
This Is conshmmalion devoutly wished.
worked Tor, and finally secured. 1t gives
West Sdcrs coach route to and from Cor.
inDc. from 60 TO over 100 miles shorter than
By ll,tna !, will give the Pcstoillccs on
the west Side their mails one To three
dnjs sooner than at present. Ii will make
the Der Lodge PaSs--,hc best in the Rocky
Noun!ains--a great tloroushfarc, and give
~ impe,ns 10 settlement in tho upper Deer
Lodge Valley aud along the entire route of
one hundred miles between Ryan and Deer
Lodge. And it will result bcneiicially to
Deer Lodge City in making it the central
poin, '0r the travel, hail distribution. and
trad, OF Ihc Wcs. Side ii is the best change
IN point Oh cr!cr!!y, economy and accommo.
Gas;on 70 t.ic people, which the =. O. Dent,
has ia;.ic for Deer Lodge and Missoula
COUNTIES. Ii sho-!! have been doe long
tincc, Dut now that II is ordered, we are dc
siious .: knowing 20 whom we arc indebted
for securing tic long deferred and almost
unexpected mail service or Tie short aud
infinitely best route from Corinne to u .cr
Lodge and Missoula.
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FlncS.-Montana life toughens men phys.
icaily. A mishap that would require q
council of surgeons, and be told of twenty
years after in the lowlands, is cured here by
perpendicular Inhalation and forgotten
before Christmas. In instance: Charley
Small, who lives at the mouth of Little
Black'oot, was at Bear the other day, was
thrown from o pcrvcrsc and stiff legged
cayusc, lay irscnsiblc for fourteen hours,
and in half m hour after consciousness re-.
turned, mounted the same animal and rode
homc-somc forty miles,
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SECOND JUDICIAL DsTRIcr. icon. H,sAx Kxov,xs
PRBfIDlxG-CIv,L CAsEs,
Thompson " Harris. DamaseA dismissed.
Kelley " Dayton. ForscIosuzs u netxaee decree
entered.
Thos Davis vs. n Dunn. Dissolution Of eonsrt.
nenhp, settled lThis case had bean in court three
yearsL y. q 49, Il
Frank, administrator Of the estate Of Mcc.rtuev
V P McGovern, Sheriff Motion for new trial oyer.
ruled.
Iueidenhelmcr " Fiescr 4 Ray Action On ,eeonn,
Dismissed - to Ray. judgment against Flcser for
$l0s3.
Thos II O'Conncr IS Turner Ct a. Decree .ecord.
ing to stipulation.
Pai.tc W Nowian, on motion to Get a.ie rc,ort AZ
referee. In court Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
md still in progress.
In District Court the Grand Jury vas in session four
days and returned the following indictments:
Samuel Hughes indicted for assault with intent "a
kill John ONcil Of Pioneer, defendant in custody.
James Thompson, Of He'll Gate, indicted for Grand
Larceny on complaint Of Accarty. Plead not
guilty.
James carp. indicted for Grand Larceny plead not
entity,
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The Scbivttner Cnse-l;cyricrmc,

The Sc''oitner Case-Deycicrmcnts.-
The mystery in which, the remarkable dealt,
Of Mr. sch.ot,ncr was cnyc!opcl is gla.u.
oily being unravcllcd, SO far rr;ncipally
through the efforts Of Mr.. Henry Summers,
And bis brother in Chicago. The latter, -
few days ago, related the matter to Mr..
Pinkcr'on, the celebrated Chicago dctcc.
tive, vino is working the case up, much to
the iiscrel', of Mr. .lcCarty, who wrote
Mrs. sch!ouncr that he Lad paid a Catholic
Pres! $500 for saying masses for his soul.
Pnkrr;on found the Priest who told him
he had made no charge for his services, but
that M"Cary gave him teo dollars. So
There is n sl9S lie out against McCarty q,
naly. The proprietor of tho hotel is also
getting into disrepute by his conduc: in re.
gard TO the investigations. and US Mrs.
schlol!ntr is now in Chicago We may on.
'ic'ps!c active investigations of the whole
affair and startling developments. No more
Of the money Of Schioltncr has yet ben
accounted for i!:an that mentioned in Mr.
Bakers letter. by the way, thc two letters
sent Mrs. Sch!o!tncr, scvcrally signed Baker
and McCarty, arc unqucslionab!y, signatures
aud al, tho same handwritc.
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Shooting Match and Raillc.-Sl!nc Host
Sam Scott, Esq, having purchased from a
Utah poultcrer large flock of Turkeys,
Simon Pure, Christmas Turkeys, young,
fat anil deserving Of dca,h-has concluded
to put up fifty Of them 10 be shot at in the
old fashioned, States style, of shooting
matches, for 80 much = chance. The match
takes place December Esd, at Deer Lodge
In the evening there will be = Rattle
Rules and regulations will be made known
in due time. Now is the chance, crack
shots, to load your tables with Heavens
last best gift for Christmas dinners.
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Tie Freemason.-We call attention TO
the prospectus of this jourual-the largest
Masonic journal In America We have not
seen copy for q year but recollect it Is q
most valuable and ably edited paper. The
price is SO low that every Mason can afford
to take It, and we hope some earnest crafts.
man will ut once get up club in each of
the Lodge Jurisdictions on the West Side.
Parties can rely on the regular receipt of the
Frecmason on transmitting money order,
Is per prospectus, to the Publisher.
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Coach to Pioneer.-Messrs. Rains, Taylor
d DaA1ow, of Pioneer, having run an OK.
press between that place and Deer Lodge
since Mr.. Clark drew off his line, have
found Its patronage will justify, and put on
this week four.horsc coach, which, makes
regular tri.weckly trips. 1t leaves Pioneer
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, re.
the same day. There should be
mail service on the route in few days now,
and If 50 the coach will doobt!css run ali
winter