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CONTAINING 1876 ACRES,

more or less Whereon are erected good
Two-SToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a frame barn, horse stable and wagon shed, and
other out buildings, good well aud spring o
water near the dwelling house, good Apple
Orchard and oiher fruit on the premises. ABOUT
one hundred acres of the above tract Is cleared
land.
of the purchase money to be paid at the sriSin 9
down OF the property. The one-third of the pur-
chase money less the ten per cent to be paid on
the premises will be given. and the balance OF
the purchase money to be paid as follows: One
hall of the balance on the lst day of April A. ID,
1872 with interest from the lst of April 1871, and
the other half the LIST day of April A. D., 1873
with interest from the lst day of April 1871, pay
able annually. The last two payments to be se-
cured by bond and mortgage ON the premises.
Purchaser to pay for mortgage, deed and stamps
HIRAM HE'S,
saltwater Oct. 2l lS70-it. Administrator.
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NEW COAL YARD.

NJ f w co A l. Y A II ID.
IN THE undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens oI Bloomsburg and Columbia county,
that they keep all the different numbers ofstoVe
coal anu selected lump coal for smithlng purpo-
SEES, on their wharf, adjoining M'Kelyyt Neal a
o0 40 WIN go4a paiT Yi benaiP scales
Likewise horse and wagon, 10 deliver coal To
those who desire H. As they purchase large
amount OF coal they intend tokeep a superior ar
ticle. and sell at the very lowest prices. Please
call and examine for yourselves before purchas-
ing elsewhere. j. W. HENDERShOT,
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take in ex.
Il change for Coal and Groceries, the follow ins
named articles Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Pota
toes, Lard, Ham Shoulder, and side meat, Butter
Eggs Hay, &c., at the highest cash prices, at hii
Grocery Store, adjoining their coal yard,
j. W. .HENpERSHoT.
oomsburS Mar. l9,'gs-ly.
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CLASS III-SWINE.
CLASS IV-SIIEEP.

Best buck Douglas Hughes 0
I'd " lamb long wool Nj X Appieman 80
middle wool buck Simon Sitter 40
I'd " eve lamb w White 80
long wool eve Charles Jones 4 0
south down buck John Van Lew 10
pen of sheep ID w Armstrong o
short wool buck b Il Kester SO
middle wool buck lamb NJ Johnson
Judges-John II. Yohe, j. w. Eder. Noah Mou-
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL EsrArE.


In pursuance OF an order of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, the undersigned Adminis-
traitors. etc, of Henry Iost of the township OF
Locust in said county, de ceased, Will expose to
public sale ou the premises, on SATURDAY,
October 20, 1870 the following described real es-
tate, to wit: a certain piece or parcel and
L r. a CT OF N ID,
situate in Locust twp, in said county, adjoining
lands of George KIeisher, VIM. Beach, Daniel
kupp and Others containing
SIXTEEN ACRES,
more or less, the greater part OF the same being
in timber.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per cent. of one-fourth
of the purchase money to be paid at the ST. ikiny
Gown OF the property; the oue-fourth less the
ten per cent, at the continuation Of the sale;
and tile remaining three-fourths in one year
thereafter, with interest from confirmation niSl
Purchaser to pay for deed and stamps. Posses
sion given on the payment Of one-lOurth OF the
purchase money. Late the estate of said II enry
Host deceased. ELIZABETH YOST.
JACOB STEIN,
Roaringcreels, oct.7, ls70It. Administrators.
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NOTICE IS uFREBY GIVEN

NOTIIE Is IF KIBN GINTN
IN that an apl lication win be made AT the next
meeting OF lie General Assembly OF he Com
monWeulth OF Pennsylvania for lie iuporpuTa-
tion of bank in accordance With the laws OF the
Commonwealth, 10 he entitled HE "tHrawiSSa
Deposit ana Saving Bank" lie located at Cata-
visa, ul, co, Pa, with cgpitul ol any Luutsnd
dollars, with the right 30 iuCrCusr the same TO
one hundred and MY lhouSH nd GullsIs,
CataWisAa, July |, 7U-GIn,
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n,!I ,M!IANTED-Sale for a magic lantern,
win thirty-six scripture, comic and
Sar Views. For particulars address
sa. ars. Z. W. Lesher, Forks, Columbia
county, Pa.
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WANTED-Places in Christian fami-
a aes lor TWO smart healthy boys, aged 3
ohu years. Persons wishing to adopt
lake child 10 raise, please address
cn' =. w. Lesher, Forks, Columbia
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ORANGEvILLE Orange
FMte, Columbia Co., Pa.

wv NUtUHUtU OUsi Us
PROF. |. T.. SCHooNovER, Principal.
Mrs. 1. +. .SCHooNovER, Preceptress.
The winter session ofthis well known
md popular institution will begin Nov.
tn, and continue eleven weeks. The
yonrse of instruction will include all
me branches usually taught in High
schools and Seminaries of the first rank.
TERMs.-Primary Department, 80 to
% per quarter. Higher Department, SO
10 sS per quarter.
Good board can be obtained in pri-
|Sale families at SO per week, or desira-
We rooms will be furnished to students
"lshlng to board themselves.
for further particulars address the
|Ihncipal at Orangeville, Pa, or DR.. O.
A. Megargell, Secretary.
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LADIES calling for oysters at the
Oyster Bay" will please walk up stairs
10 the ladies' saloon, and ring the bell.
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JAcoBy, proprietor of the "Oyster
Bay" is much Obliged Justice and
he Republican for continuing to adver-
Use his business even if it is out of the
small end of horn" Healso begs to
Inform "Justice" that he will continue
70 sell oysters by the quart at the same
figures and even lower, notwithstand-
ing his prediction of "srorst pay" his
motto is, "Small profits and quick
sales. Jacoby does pretend to say that
with the fresh, sweet butter he gets di-
rect from the farmers, he can put up
The best oyster stew or chafe in town.
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WORTH SEEING.-J. ii. MAIZE of the
Mammoth Grocery, Main and Iron
Streets, has just returned from the city
with the finest and largest stock of Gro.
|eries ever offered to the people of this
county. Mr.. MAIZE has earned the Iep-
|atation of keeping the best Groceries in
|Bloomsburg and seems determined that
shall be deserved. His assortment
comprises Fancy Groceries, Fruits of all
Finds and Provisions, besides full
me of Queensware, and Glassware, all
p which he offers cheap for cash or in
Exchange for produce. Stop and see
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CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND

situate in Fishingcreek twp. Columbia county
bounded by LANDS OF Cornelius Coleman an
John Andrews ON the east, Josiah Hess on tn
south, Nathan Smith on the west, ana Georg
Pealer and others on the north,
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ID U b Lie S A l. E

OF
\ L u a b Ii REAL ES T A I Il
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county, the undersigned Admins-
traitor, &C., of John Hess, late of Fishingcreek
township in said county deceased, will expose
to public sale on the premises on THURSDAY,
the l7th day of NoVember next, all That
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.Accident.-''Tommy" Elliott, well known
in Deer Lodge, now resident At Prairie Bar,
was severely injured In the face few days
since, by spirited horse becoming fright
encd, running away With, and falling among
. lot of boulders whilst he was fiding him.
His face was dressed BY DR.. Crepiu and he
is doing we'll
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Nerth Side Drift.-Harry Ilaake of Cara.
boo suggests an idea. He says, that hereto
fore the SHOWS have principally drifted TO
the South sides Of the hills, where they
melt rapidly; this winter they are drifted
to the North side and will last much later
in the summer. Residents Of the valley
will realize this fact when they remember
the unusual prevalence Of South winds this
winter. t.-..t-..
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She0tlng Extrseelinaiys-We notice IN
some West Cost sxcisangss, accounts Of
fcrck shooting, Here y ~ instance Of good
shosGieg by = wei. known .cisisen of the
county witch spme q them u. Il draw, y to,
Hr Catching, neas Phillipsbsfr, !
common mussie loadi1g ihe, caiiibre Is
Etsok 1sb ElE, fiji E1nSs dd5s, and he.
turned four bais and f9s grouse; each ons
Iof: which was .:.necked',. 'ylihia OH. inea 81
the Assd, md Hos shot In any Other plaSe..
he had missed but g.shoas il ia sThias an al
be vai6Sds by, scuefal 4bersosG; saa lstrikes
,ps,a - ths, hest birding We have heard Of, "A
--.~<n ~ t-,------.ios N Bna I!
!, C0aeeft.A The Amateurs gave their third
Concert ON Monday evening las The In.
satamesssll mssie' VS. ifshatksbsy,Sss, Bat
caven':, Bo0d asaisti g,Aaad. ihe Duet
Ev1ngeJine- Clohecy and Sandrock tbS
\, - ,Aasi ~, 100 . IN eeyScs
'1fis Psgs3oGoe sislaudltss.s ~ i09isare Vol
~ Toona VA very; indscpeeah We ~ ~
.the 4taksdy which 'tollored, Niltimpsesoo
Eapoa Sksi possieipaalD 49, eooa lsnsasose
II d. y =. nbiags n. 4sf1sl , ~ u.
|yoo6oldb - limits, no. tss.3 aaa sltsl,fg
pa ,!Sa:iz ssiII r,sl .:.a a..sA .gS.idE /
Ea'1s) . III 7S5Si6 3i7E ~ - 70 .. g;
o11ss b asy rssst . H. ~ - ~
AsnnallAaa - pasp Monoea aeA - easa~
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" Excelsior. Excelsior, Excelsior. Exce!sior!
Go there Tor fun,
Go there for good liquor, .
e., c. there for good eigars,
Go there to play tenpins!
Johnny and Dan keep tho best Of wines, Nqsors and
cigars and have faculty Of making things pleasant
, EXCELSIOR BOWLING ALLEY, Deer Lodge.
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~ Just received at \. Lavcnbcrg { Co.'s No. 80
Main street. Helena, nc lot Of WOODEN Dress Goods.
Clonkr, silk Dresses Fur Capcs, Muns. Ladies' ard
Childrcnt Hats aud BoI.ct- and Other desirable and
fashionable goods
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Hefsesal.-Dsss LsdgS - bess fail Of
visitors during the pact week. Among our
pessonal friends and acquaintancss 10 70.
call the following: Of Deer Lodge Valley
and vicinity, Messs. J. p. Preston, W. r.
Prouse, Thos Rhea, John w. Nelson. I. N.
Bach, II. A. Mllot, H. Brundy, JasI Prouss,
4: Need, l. A. Bernard, Z. Thomas, r.;
Ffazser; Of Phiipsourg, Fssd. Keonses,
Judge Joe Alger, w. B. Gibbons, g. 8. IA.
son, J. B. Casen, Cole Saunders, n. Fuller.
ton, Johnny Gerber; of Piouses, 0sorss
Carothers, N. McNish, Jos p. Catching, W.
Roe. Mr.. Hclcosnb !; Of Butte, John Moves.
T. G. Porter, A. W. Bernard, VIM Rapp,
Geo. W. aNewkirk; of sPike's Peak. Doc.
Berry. Jos. Bell, Jack Meyers, Dick Ken.
non; OF Blackfoot, @. B. Robbins, ]. r.
Wilson. r G. johnson. Jos. Haines; Of He
lena, Wa. Clark. -Cy. Huntley, A. J. Poe.
nsinsky, H. n. Parchen of Bear and Deep,
C. 8. Williams, Joaquin Abaseal, Robert
Fennes, james F. Middsugh; of Diamond
City, J. r. Weston. CIV. Cook; of Gable,
VIM. Norton, 8. Cameron; of Missoula,
Thos. N. Pomeroy, w. J. Mccormick; OF
Silver Bow, Col. E. Lane; of Henderson,
Matt Wallwork, VIM. Ferguson ;of Rocker,
8. Owens; Of Greenwood, H.. c.. CLARK.
large number of these gentlemen wore &C.
companied by ladies, rut in an appearance
1t the Masonic ceremonies sud festivities,
and-we trust viii continue TO think tAia
hamlet . good place to come, rand-coul
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BONNE Err e. WEIGH,
Dssr Lsdss CITY al Hlsss,la, 4. +.
aa: WuoLEsAIE AND retail.
a.'rf.s
General Merchandise!
CLOT HING:
ita.yo J. 1afs CLOT HIN G!
/ Ths Finest Assortment Of
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON GOODS
fI Ivr O1sssd in Nostapa.
Dry Goods Dry Goods
We have Anything and Everything You Want in
sAs lin4 - our Goods were bought With
especial rsfsssnes to the wants VI
II his @ O mn nm N N ity.
Nsn BONNER WEIGH
1900. FIRST 1850.
Commercial Hsuse Established In Montana.
1900. -~ 1900.
ewORDEN s. CO..
-. -, ~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers II
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
. Asd ysrnsrs' and Ninsrs' Supplies eeusrsDy
AiSooula Mills, MONTE .nn
zs@a. tI.F .5.... sly
aCARPEN TIERS
PIONEER INSURANCE.
sds2o AGEN
Gotabilshsd, -. 1895.
, FIRE INSURANCE.,
HOME"
OF New Haven. Connecticut Assets sl,eaasu -
: CON TIN E. TAL."
ee New York. Assets $assaooo7a
EOPLE's."
OF Ban fnnciseo. California
& The above Companies among the very best In Amer
ica, are repsssented BY this Agsncy.
This b the ONLY Agency in the Territory having
Full Pswesste lssue Pslleiesk Aljsst Losses
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE co
~ goed M. lesvcth N lnhailaneas
Assets Dssble lls Liabilities.
Rates Lever than any Other Company!
',.@~,. -.4' e Most Perfect Security
Policies Non Forfcitin1!
Having these advantage. the " Universal" justly
America. Send for Circulars.
~ AGENTS WANTED. ..
i2-=s1a as~ - Z W.. CARPENTER,
~ -..a, 81 0s.ssl Agsos for Montana and idaho.
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Don't Want five are in receipt Of n
personal letter from Mr. A. J. Simmons, re-
Gently appointed p. NJ at Cedar Junction,
in winch he says, 1.-THE publication of his
appointment. in the New NORTH WEST was
the first and only intima.ion he had of the
civic honor; that he has not in this ins,aace
| sought and does no: propose hereafter to
seek, the bubble appointment in tho gov.
ornamental mouth; that hc is q reformed
| office seeker, with talents, predictions and
experience better suited 10 mining thai, run.
ming a post ollice; and that while duly
grateful for the unsolicited prcfern,cn., will,
if commissioned, resign" %
Well! Bless you old boy its tho easiest
thing explained in the world. Cedar looncd
up suddenly as camp Of 4 thousand men
or more. A p. Q. was a necessity to relieve
the boys of 20 cents cxpressagc on letter..
Mr.. Cavanaugh prob ably asked an Office bc
established there and service ordered. You.
being best and most favorably known Of
its residents, were named for =. NJ that
there might be no delay in the matter Ac-
cept the commission; get tho 4. S. mills
running at three cents letter. receive the
blessings Of your follow Ccdars, and rcsign
in favor Of or lcpu,ize some other person
who wants the office and will make good
Post Master. No ono ever supposed you
solicited the Office, and then, no one but will
be gra!ificd that you have accepted It.
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Ash Wednesday-lsrch ID. .e
The mails now 70 to French Gulch. .
.ga-Easter Sunday falls on April II, 1870
Yves. Travis stopped at Aead,s last night
~ route to Cedar. as.] c-taHt#.. liza sUi"5
Jimmy Rafle'has our fervid thanks for
frosted favor. Y ;s43r.rs. .G0- -i4at g..
-Four feet OF snow At the head of Bear,
Elk and Deep. Jlj aul@am Iaa .lDu4:3 shl
1.-The brotlsers, John and James Richasd.
aon, ore putting a oinch bed rock nume IN
Antelope NC 1000 feet to strike bed rock.
"A. J. Simmons writes from Cedar Feb.
18th IAN down twenty feet on the Ore.
gon gulch drain and no bedrock yet."
Joseph Proudehomme, OF Deer Lodge,
struck with paralysis some ten days ago. 10
recovering. lie is under care of DR.. Frost
Robert W,les. ESQ.,. hasbeen appointed
by the proper authorities as Superintendent
OF Public instruction for Deer Lodge
county. vice D. L. Irvine, Esq., resigned a
THE Independent speaks for bank in
Deer Lodge We know of two parties en-.
tcrtaining the idea. Who comesl It 10 .
good opening. .9cc 2-..m g.4.,.. 'a.r3.E
THE Sc,tt Horse entertained 200 guests
on Tuesday and Wednesday, beside furnish
ing tho Masonic Ball supper to ~ many
more persons. The attaches were quite tired
after disposing of the thing a.t .ira3 Io
Mr.. E. g. Vogan, brother of James vo.
gan, arrived from Nevada day or two ago
to try his fortunes in Montana The broth
ocrs had not met for twelve years. ',Jim"
talked him nearly to death "Wednesday. z
= deer Lodge has no Justice of the Peace,
both having resigned. In tho absence Of
Coroner Strang, Mr.. Joe Alger, J. p. Of
Philipsburg, who was IN town. was desig.
mated to hold the inquest en- tho body Of
Charles Roach. '''.'' '.''@ '@ '' '@.4'"S
Venus was the Evening Star until Tues.
day evening, and on Wednesday morn sp-
pearcd bright and beautiful Is Morning
Star: This Is the celestial Venus we are
talking about, but II VIII answer justas we'll
for other Terrestrial beauties who attended
tie Masonic Ball. t'f7at'''o oa h't'ia ~
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Miners Ditch Company above

Miners Ditch Company The above.
nalnc'! Company arc constructing q ditch
carrying water to Modesty, Richardson
Prairie, Spring and Antelope gulchcs,
which will have the largest capacity Of any
ditcl, in Montana 1t has . St feet bottom,
Is Z feet across the top, and thirty inches
deep, with two.siXtecnths grade, and will
carry 25OO inches of water. Work on II
was begun Dec. 0, 1869. and it will be com.
plctcd in June or July, 1870. tits being
built on the Joint stock principle by the mi
ncrs. Twenty five mc.D have been employed
during the winter. The number will be in
creased to nifty in few days Two miles
arc nov completed. Only some seventy.
five men could work in those camps last
season owing to the scarcity of water, bu',
on the completion of this ditch. with good
flow Of water. they will furnish, employment
70 thousand men. 1t is the judgement Of
the best miners that these camps. lying il
tho same range and possessing tic same
general charactcristics, will develop into
camps As good as the Gold Creek and PHI.
grim Bar camps. until u year or two since
undeveloped, and now among the very bcs,
of this or any mining region. .5,..s4
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k1yue ''h -"7@h*' Sa" Klyn0
.its.h;S Wood Strsse, tHelena, Montana, 3IJ g.
xoSsspx1sD koKslDEsArELy, koSsuITED KIosBI1,
s4:t BY al lovers Of luxury and liquors. =, s....t
COLONEL Z. x. SEED SON, PROPRIEr0Rs,
rosrED PEOPLES rOrCLAx PLACE. d"
Klyus 'Hai2E" aa5 r. '-'. - 1kiyuo
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Morning. Noon and Siyht-They dance
\ little nll along the Deer Lodge river. An
instance: A dancing party began at John
Cartin's, Gold Creek, on last Monday eve
ming. At9a. IN. Tuesday Mr. Cole San
dcrs came along. found the dance still in
progress, went in and danced with them I'M
Till, when the fiddler broke down, anotll.
e fresh musician took his place, and oil
hands started anew to have 1 Bail. When
our informant left, messenger had just
eeen started to Missoula-70 milcs-with
Instructions to have another musician thcsc
ready to take the place Of No. 3. Or perish
nobsy IN tue attempt. .D. s''-7an5arhs ~ 1a
4. r. S.3"A gentleman who csmo 10 = On
yaposss tho Dan stnl sotpx'bp.
s"d morn gues's. arriving. I
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''Cucle DstIs."-Meesrs WIN. 4 Prous(l
and Tlos. Elliott have .purchascd in. with
John W. Nelson and Cncss Ben il liz DID.
cov~y Company in the above gulch. buying
out the interests Of n. Disonet and NJ. Com
nor, The iOonpany owns 5000 tfScT d
ground, which psid as y, the band ~
season with ground sluics. They Win run
shyaFes&e, Abe, ycags aadd|& ApNEool
purses by October, or luck will bc hard.
y Everybody pstroolses the xstsopo!lsssjo Dialb
esSeoa. Der L0deA The Ao4oe uQuoD q DvA
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~ FOR SALE OR TRADE IA Shinslc Machine
with Stcsm BOX complete. Three men can make 10,
ehlrgsrs per day: alec good work horse snd I.ht
horse ~ayon. JOHN UNElL 400.
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Closing Out! CLOSING Out!

VNE9NI DNNNNI.NC. VNE.ST DHIWNINSs
"Detsrminedto to- close ont my entire stock u Dry
Goods and Groceries, wilt Offer them to the trade for
the next GO days ut cost and carriage. In Dry Gaods
Is included DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS, LiNSEYS.
JEANS. COTrlNE1H, Notions Boots and Shoes,
Hats Caps. Clothing Get. In Groceries, there remain
yet to b. sold III nE-t
1900 lbs Of No. RIO COFFEE,
1909 - BELCIIERs SUGARS,
1000 Sc NAVY BEANS /
100 WOODEN BUCKETS, .~'rnssr "a
GO Kegs BELCliERs sYRCPS, in s and 10
.@@ Gallon kggs.s+ " = II p
ToBACCOS. YEAST POWDERS, MATCHES,
, "a WRAPPING PAPER etc, D. ,;as.fr5HsE
eN First door above the Post Oflcc building
Deer Lodge City, Feb. Is, 1S7l n
3IN A. ELLIOTT
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80 MRs. I. d. MCki%S;Ei'S DoA.pISG Eorsr
y STREET, OPPOSITE COURT llousE, DEEn LoDGE
W'h he cp ned FOR the reception OF Regular and
Transient guests Monday noon, November 18TH
Board. Der Week, = $3.50. currency
Single Meals. 100! do.
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sG. MAIN STREET
M eat M a rk ct!
HELENA MONTANA
+ Owen Williams, Proprietor.
TIE most eonplsts Meat Market In The wsss. "A
moHEsr PRICE PAID IN CASH FOR oAu1
:. -'1 '.'''''ss- Of III kinds.
WANTEO-A large number Of Hog, alive o. dress.
Cd. Rsuehmen vim and It to their advantage 70 call
- - esesss making sales u stock.
.s... s.!s Ihavs large drove q
'9' FAT CATTLE
~hi< Win dispose Il At prices 70 suit the tnss and
II nanbsss 70 sait The purchases.
salr ...t Co.. -- OWEN wlLLlAxa
e.. -.s "s,, -. u MON
|PACIFICRAILROAD
10 now completed and running Daily Passenger
..5t. TTo101, t0Sn1lnA IN connection with the
=. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
a ALL RAN ROUTE rnON MONTANA aud the
Pacific Ceast, to 1
OMAHA AND THE EASTERN STATES !
I've Days and . hours from corlnne
.4 ssl,,1 TO OMAHA ,.u,... ~.
sns'ss o'''ss'''a' nd. - :. cos1ssr VT. '.'s~
r. Helena. Virginia City
o1a. l9E 81 otb~ points In Montana. sa5iE IL.
AZ 0saAha. with CHICAGO 4 ORTu.wEsTERN.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC. and
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-02-25


Change In Firm by reference TO gu,
advertising columns, it will DC. seen. 4iha,
Mr. Ed. Stone Of tho Livery Establish
mcnt If Walton s. Co., has disposcd If his
interest in the firm TO Mr., Thos. Stark, oil
Deer Lodge valley. Mr. II. G. Taliton and
Mr.. Stark still conducting the business unde,
the old firm name. Their Stable Is one Of
the very best, in tho Territory has always
given satisfaction to the travelling public,
And ns'dopbt will -continucrtu do UoS w
arc not informed Of fihe. business 4iplep;
tons Of Mr.. Stone, the retiring partner, buI
wish him an abundance of success in what,
s,rr line Of busincsS Ne may eussss. 1s.. !
t~DRY GOODS BY rExPREss.-Tootle Leach
Co. receive every week by expsoss and fast freight
direct from St. LeuisasA New York; tAss lalcse Myc
Of Ladies Dress Goods, Remember the house; Broad
- s.S1D.--------
Newark 4 Wsyrn,of Csd9z Junction,
present their card this week. They .hsye
nlled up complete mincss' storc Of Tie nsw
d'gsings, and are now ready TO supply theft
customers with everything IN their line a
the lowest market rates. They are both Ell
cellcnt business men. deserve and will mccI
success. W - SAtL JlAlDLI |