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The Possum Policy, or the proposition t.
nIav possum in the coming Presidential elcc
ton is evidently mo go with the masses o
tbe Democracy. They will not have this thing
The marty managers, therefore, would do wei
20 cali national convention for a bona G(,
new denarture. .-Ncjr fork Wcr0id.
convention of the Bar of Kentucky, in
session at Louisville, adjourned on Saturday.
Resolutions were adopted recommending the
legislature to admit negro testimony on an
aonalty with white; and to allow husband
and wife to testify for or against each other,
except as to communication made by one to
the other.
Ex.President Andrew johnson is utterly
opnosed to the passive policy, and is reported
by an interviewer of the Cincinnati Commercial
as saving that surrender is as bad as a defeat
MIR. johnson, naturally, is not passive.
Boys and youths clothing cheap, at Ward &
PhilipS's
At DAYTON, Ohio, on Monday, Judge Nc
Kinney decided in test case that the inmates
Of the Soldiers Home have no right to vote in
county elections
Furnishing goods, in great variety, at Ward
& Phillips.
The Grand Duke Alexis has placed $500 in
the hands Of MOyor CASTOR for the poor of
Boston.
Late style of hats and caps at Ward &
phillinS'
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Captain James Gallagher
MANHATTAN CLUB !
NeedlesI Special Branch.

"OeuIoS Op6CIdI Branch,
- For the adjustment Of
""p'"re Tru5ses,' " "BrRces,'' d" SuppOrters,' and
r Mechanical Reinedie-.J'
i1r the same conducted with SKILL aud
min lulr' pertaining to this line treatment made IA
ears OF practical experience. winning his
gspS,I LSIs the confidence and APPRECIATION or BEsT
LADIES OFFICE at No I54 NORTH TWELFTH ST s
PbSsG TED PEpI SsONALLY. by an accomplished FEMALE
'SSl' Y. II. NEEDLES, Pharmacen,
anIiv ). W. Cor, 18th and Race Streets
phadelnhfa
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THE MARKETS
DEATHS.

Mr.. san spring Nii'. Ksnt county on the 18th inst.
81 years Of aye " ''"""" D. "Ou'Ss'' I'"'' a""u
the ~ 'mngon on the evening Of the sth inst a,
Ann o' h'r brother. Hon. James A. Bayad. Mis-,
PARRnv, '' Nv hayard, in the ~ year oi her are.
m 70 bic 5Oth year "' near Dover 'T' NA'han f"'ro"
aged shn this town. on 18th inst. James Mayberry
Mar, pueN Creek the LIST inst of whooping cough
Ss. mi days, 'A''' ''' Annie 'i" "s'p -
Mh n, Died In hope 81 blessed Immortality. the
se, OF her fathers. Miss Annie Rebecca.
~-~-xnler oi james 5. Crawford E.q near Smyrna Del
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NOTICE.

KENT %ns ,neeiing OF the Policy Holders OF the
PANY nII IIoIUNFY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
iiMuSMR9Ivl be held at SMYRNA. on the 25lh day of
Monday i at ~ o'clock. A. M Chat being the 81
dsc9oo. serve during the ensuing year
A. j. WRIGHT Sec'y
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7s.259 TOTAL GARMENTS.

First Floor (West)-Arranged for Furnishing
Goods and Coats The Job Lots. Less
Than HalfPrice Lots" Piece Goods for
Custom Work, which share in our General
Reduction of Prices.
Second Floors Departments
Dress Pants,
Second Dress Pants,
Working Pants,
Job Lots
Third Floor. Overcoats, Top Coats, Garricks
Coachmen's Coats.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Floors Reserved
Surplus Stock.
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-Abr1dSed plan.

CONTAINING
1911 Mems Overcoats,
6,649 Dress Coats,
SIG Garricks and Capes,
5,113 Business Coats,
1871 Business Pants.
1878 Fine Eng. Striped Pants,
1875 Doeskin Pants,
2,519 Black Cloth Vests,
COP Velvet Vests
558 Cashmere Vests,
4,4O6 Cashmere Vests,
583 Double Breasted Short Overcoats,
523 English Diagonal D. B. Overcoats
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FOR RENT.

S@yraSs" YELLING sLLING HOUSES and ONE STABLE, in
Bsekis,on'Ii OhE HOUSE AND DWELLING. at
cee65l WM DANIEL, M. D..
Smyrna, Del
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First Floor East School and Dress Suits.
and Little Lads Clothes.
Second FOor-Larger-sized Goods and Half
Price Lots.
Upper FloOrs-Reserve Stock and Extra Fine
Goods
NOTE b9s~ These and all our Goods are
not bought from Wholesale Houses, but ars
of our own manufacture many of them
made in our own building, under our own
eye and supervison-of materials carefully
examined and Sponged, and made only for
our Regular Retail Trade so that Custom
ers can take them with the utmost conf
dence.
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OOp OuGIlo ONSlCOdCb1
5000 Youths Pants,
3,715 Youths Vests,
1872 Youths Everyday Coats,
723 Children's Overcoats,
135 Children's Cape Overcoats,
18O Childrens Garricks,
1874 Children's Suits,
1892 Boys Pants,
2,676 Boys Jackets,
733 Big Mems Coats,
1905 Big Mems Pants,
$50 Big Mems Vests.
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FiSOe from A NJ to 81 P NJ, except Saturday. open
A. NJ o1OPM
Second-An Goods Exchanged Money Refunded
ThrdA large staff Statesmen different
waiting o receive Customers
FOur-Orders by Telegraph quarter faithfully attended
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Cs10legjen6fs q lssana.-An ace Of the
Montana Legislature last winter made IN
appropriation Of $4,000 for 1870 and 1871,
for the purpose of providing custody, main.
tensnce and treatment for the insane Of the
Territory. 1t further provided that three
Commissioners should he elected to carry
the act into effect. The Commissioners
were 20 elected, but did not qualify. W.
presume this was in view OF the decision of
the Courts that the Commissioners are mp
pointive by the Governor and Council. No
acton has heretofore been taken to carry
out the provisions of the law until few
days since Governor Potts nominated DR..
Mussigbrod. Of Madison, Mr.. Harvey Eng
'ish. Of Lewis & Clarke, aud Mr.. d. A.
Steele. Of Deer Lodge, US Commissioners.
They are required to give bonds in SEQ, 900.
We have not learned IS yet whether or not
they have accepted the appointments.
which are subject to the confirmation of the
Council. The bill is well drawn, and there
undoubtedly should be some provision
made for the class Of persons it rclates to
MIR. Steele is one Of our hest citizens, and IL
the selections are Is satisfactory to the other
Districts. they will, doubtless. he confirmed
by the Legislature.
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Let them Have lit was at fl,t oues.

Let them Have It.-It was at nrst ques
ton of doubt a. to how the destructive DR..
a. Silver Bow originated. 1t IL SO no long.
er. At the Ball week ago, deliberate
well planned attempt was made to fire the
Building in which the Bell was being held.
A portion of the building had been used Is
Ten Pin Alley, and the cushion for the
hal's-com;osed Of hay shavings and other
combus,iblcs-wasf fired under the building.
1t smouldcred All hour or so before atten-
'i"n was directed to the right place. 1t was
extinguis shed without much difficulty. This
last. which could not have been accidental.
places it past all conjecture, that the other
two were also inccndiary fires. Suspicion
rests to great extent upon some China.
men who own the mining ground on which,
portion Of Silver Bow is built. They had
better take some other method Of clearing
off the ground for the citizens have or.
ganizcd an Insurance Company of two men
armed with shot.guns, and whoever is
caught or observed firing building will be
filled fuller Of shot than the frog of Gala
veras
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Opencd.-The fine Hotel erected this sea-
son by Mcssrs. Gerard & Belenger at the
Deer Lodge Mound-l6 miles from Deer
L"dgc--wss opened on Monday last with
Mr.. 4. Belenger rs host. It contains ten
, large. well ventilated and elegantly fur.
nished rooms for guests. There are mum.
erous bath rooms, and large Swimming
Bath oil arranged in the best style of auy
in the mountains; good stabling; good fish
Ing and hunting grounds close BY. and
mrs. rate culinary entertainment right there.
Mr.. Belianger is now building and will have
completed In few Jays q large Dancing
Hall sdj"ining the house, SO parties can
come in and have social Hop when they
please. Meals are furnished ut any hour on
short notice. This is everything for Inya.
lids and well people. The Medicinal DUAL
tiles OF he waters for Rheumatic and Scrof
uious diseases are unequalled. and y ride up
there. with . good dinner 10 hold Il steady
VIII give health u double blessing. The
Stage Line carries persons directly to tn.
Hotel As many have been awaiting tho
opening To visit the Springs. they now have
The assurance. aud eau govern themselves
accordingly.
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Fir".-A little fire, and considerable
smoke occasioncd deal Of excitement on
Thursday. About noon the wood pile and
saw dust near the engine OF Dance s. Muir.
phys Lumber Establishment caught fire
and was soon under good Roadway, with 4
tremendous gale blowing directly toward
the Lumber Yurd where million feet of
boards are piled. A couple of hundred
men. buckets by the score, a convenient
pool OF wafer. quick energetic and deter.
mined work for half All hour cxtinguishcd
II. But 1t took Nil that =. little more head.
way aud the mill, machinery. lumber. al.
Jacent houses and stables, and mnyhap The
town, would have been ruins. Il is IRE.
sumcd spark blew from the engine fur.
mace into the wood pile. The loss, forum
alc)y, WAS triAing,
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Rocky Mountain Nhcat.-M. G. II. Man
ming this week places his famous Rocky
Mountain Spring Wheat in the market. 1t
is. withou, doubt. the finest quality Of wl,eat
yet grown. and will be greatly sought after.
Its history, yield and advantages arc 50
fully set forth in the advertisement that "a
repetition here is unnecessary. and the s!x'e-
men IA therein are verified by many persons
who have noticed its culture from the frs,
few heads to the present magnificent crop.
Samples Of it have becn sent east, and Mr.
Mnnning has had Numerous favorable prop.
ositions from agricultural houses tn sell lis
crop at IN advance on the prices he adver
tises, but he has preferred the present method.
The mere sending Of samples east has
brought him many orders by mail already.
We recommend our agricultural patrons to
supply themselves with seed ut once. Mr.
Manning IS reliable, and orders sent him
will be filed
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Personal town this week: Messrs
James Middsugh and c. A. McCalc, of Elk;
e. 7. Lindsay, Blackfoo,; Col w. s. Serb
ncr. en- rt'ute tn Jocko; D. sPsttie, Washing
ton Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Becry left fo,
the States on Wednesday. Dick Hauser r.
turns to-day. Mr. Ed. l. Bonner Il IN Mis-.
soula Messrs. G. L. Weeks ard H. r
Brown have gone to tho Geyser country "a
pre-. empt . water volcano or two Messra
Gen; Callahan and Jno. Dunlap have sone
% f'oche 7. A Largely, Esq. Il in town.
Lots o. Deer L,dger1 going 70 tho Fair
Harry DAucheul and Sydney Osborne have
returned from the long tramp. pictures Of
ne.l'n sno napplness Rev. 9. G. Lathsop
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n. r. B. Z. Suryeys.-Harry Knesss
Esq. in charge Of the Deer Lodge Pass sur.
vey'ng party. accompanied by Mr.. Theo.
Shed has been In town for day or two.
and returned to camp. Mr.. Shed is suffer.
ing from infiamed eyes and IL In care OF q
physician. The surveying party is now
near Warm Springs and will be in on Mon
day. The route surveyed iss very favors.
bic one. On completing the line TO inter.
sect the others At mouth Of Little Black
foot. Mr. kne.ss will make survey Of The
f'pesf""e: snd possibly the Boulder and
Carab00 Pass,
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Progressing. Northern Pacific Rail,
road party, under the direction Of Mr.. r. r.
Roberts, are progressing rapidly. They are
, now TAR on their way to Fish Creek. which
they Will ascend. and beyond the '.d,vide''
strike . northern tributary Of Clearwater
and descend the same to Lewiston. idaho
or I'LL they meet the Idaho surveying party.
Meanwhile Mr.. Roberts. accompanied Nv
Mr.. Wilkeson, son ut Samuel Wilkeson
secretary Ut the company. will ascend and
explore the Businesses Of Lo In Fork And
Tie divide" above. We learn that thi.
lou@ Will not 1t present be surveyed.-H.
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A True Montanian.-Mrs. William W

A True M0ntania,,.-Mrs William Wa
terman. whose husband was one of the ri
onecrs Of Bear. and still II resident Of Deep
returned this week from Wisconsin, where
she has been for several months. She il y
most intelligent and cstimablc lady, on the
sunset side of life. and comes back to Mon.
tana. expressing desire not only to live
here while life lasts. but that when II il
ended. here to be buried among the noun
tains she loves rs home. Having lived
twenty years in the West, she knows of that
she has chosen, and Is not liable to recon-
slider her determination.
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Robbery at Pixies Peak.-The store of
Mr.. Davidson, ut Pixies Peak, was entered
by n burglar few nights since, and some
5000 or 500 stolen from the TILL Some
$50 belonged to Mr.. Davidson, and the re
nainder was Oh deposit by various miuers.
Pearsoll's butcher shop was also entered
hut there was no money in The drawer. The
amount OF petty lhieyi"g, incendiarism and
burglary in Montana is becoming obuox
ious, 50 10 speak, and some Ut the perpctra
tors will make short prayers just before
long journeys, if they are caught, and
huynt over Oyeraye luck
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from the .HOnk,snl1n- 18th. 1

Harry Norton, for long time citizen
OF Virginia. now connected with the Neu
North West. and at present travelling for
thai excellent paper. spent several dave in
the city the past week 1t reminded Us OF
the lubricity days Of '65 to see Harry rush
ing around for subs. Harry AMI the Mem
norm West being great flvoriies in this
section. the former found no trouble in
procuring huge list of new subscribers
aud with them that only thing that has an
effect to gladden. the heart of a Door devi,
of Al editor. ''spons." We are glad Of
liarry's success in Virginia. for it there il
\ paper in Montana worth more than the
money asked it is the--New North West.
Thank you. Fred: The above is more
highly appreciated because it comes from
first rate-MOnkuninn.
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Avant Courier Such h the title 81
Captain Wright's new paper 1t Bozeman.
1t II the same size AZ the New Norm
WEST. and there ID resemblance otherwise
In appearance Of, the two papers. It an.
nounces political independence. and claims
u be the 0o"nt courier Of the Northern Pa.
c'dc Railroad. We wish the Proprietor sue
cess and his paper favor in the eyes of he
people. The subscription rates are % Der
annum In advance.
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A spark from the engine II Nessrs Ken.
y"n . AurphyS sAw mill near Pioneer fell
IN tho sAw.dust Tuesday evening, and By /,
4 m. was getting under good way when Il
was discovered Charley Kenyon was In
Town procuring asw beltiag ~ came day.
ana appeared happy his purchases did nj
necessarily include a satiee ssw.nin
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Fresh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED by KLEINSCHMIDT BROS
large invoice Of Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cu,ed Hams and California Groceries Of every
variety.
The best and largest stock In the market VIII bt
sold nj lOwert h.nvys for Cash.
Dealers and COnsun ~ will find It to their alyan
tayc tn call. KLElNSCHMlUT BROS
utu Deer Lodge.
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Stabbing Alfrsy.-Qute q serious ARRAY
occurred on Tuesday evening between Cath.
"rine and Elva, two aboriginal danes, well
known in these parts. in which Catharine
inflicted several wounds upon Eva with a
knife, The most serious If which is wound
i" the back. some three or four inches deep
Eva was considered in extreme danger for
day or two, but is getting along well at
present. Catlarine was arrested aid is the
solitary prisoner in Castle Jones. Both are
old timers, Elva having come tn Bapnack
from Salt Lake in '63, and says she knew
Catl'arinc in Utah years before. Catharine
is II Snake woman; Elva ''growcd up. like
T"psy, in Utah. and don't know which par
ticular branch Of Firs, Families she springs
from. The origin of this particular muss,
like the making Of hash, is shrOu1ed In
impcnetrablc mystery. 1t is said. however,
that last winter All incons;aat Caucasian
lover of Catharine's became cnamorcd of
Elva, whereupon Catharine sent message
I" Elva thai she Was on the war path and
would camp upon her trail until she had
sent the fair Elva's spirit to the happy hunt.
my grounds. Cathnrine charges that sub
seqncn!ly Elva added 10 her iniquity by
cutting 10 pieces the saddle which was hers.
On Tuesday she visited EIva BY sad and
unaccoun'able mishap, she drank some fire.
water which the vilainous white man COM
pounds. High words ensuel; the gcncal.
'gy of the respective parties was discussed
On the DarwInian theory; E!ya started to go
up town; Catharine overlook her at the
loor, and plunged the knife in her; parties
ntcrfercd and rescued E!ya. and the arrest
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''Poetry.'-We have had two contribu.
tons of Poctfy-so.called-th week. We
wish tn say that the NoRTn- West Is too
limited in space to encourage genius il,
th"tline. and the co;npositors are too busy to
decipher Greeleyglyphics.I Correct orthog.
raphy IL al essential element of written
poetry, and common sense il M ingredicn.
not violently to be ignored. Here is sam.
pic Of one.
For this to me Attribute blame
drunk to love In your eweet name:
Recall low fOrth from thence dcd
X0u Uoach not tOUtcA ~ proisors Asd
This was doubtless very unkind OF the
young lady, but there 10 no statute cover.
ing the case and the ''praisor" will have to
wait for reaction In the young ladys If
fec'ions. The contributions arc respect
fully declined.
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q II you have sallow color Of skin. or yelloviah
brown spots On face Or body. dnl,nrss drowsinees.
frequent headache or dizxincss bad taste IN month
spits. gloomy forelodines. you are suffering from
liver complaint or hlionsneas and nothing else viii
relieve and cure y0u 20 speedily and permanently m
Or pierces Alt. Ext or COLLEEN Medical Di.cuvrry
Sold ~ druggists. A pamDhlct sent free. Address
d.. i. v. Piercc, Buffalo. N. Y. - -. S@
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Attention sir knirhts.i

=, There VIII he reunion Of Knights Trmplar Of
Montana Territory ut Deer lodge I'itv. Ocnh,r 9Th
1871 IN. eHcanlDilall,t will continue sssersI dsys
md he held under tn" auspices Ut Helena Commend
kniGhis Ut the T.rIltmy ~ we'll ~ sojo,rnny Sir
knights arr cordially invited to participate witt, u.s.
J. H. BOicE, SR
Emlhcnt Commander, Hcrnn Come No
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rIWE II GULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT.
J. ttnwom Lodge No. : l. q u. T. will b. h I'D ey-
cry W~lhrrl,y es.n'g 1.-THE Mc,arnry House u, 7:3O
O'clock So!ohraing Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
JOS. A. HYDE Secretary
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Quick Time: Low Rates :
The Diamond r Express Z PASSENGER Line
WV carry passsnseEs On and after Sepsebsr l. 1871,
1t the following rates:
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CON N ER'6

NEWS, FRUIT, STATIONERY, NOTION DEPOT
next door to the Metropolitan Billiard Hail.
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
full assortment Of Fresh Goods including the best
brands of Tobacco and Cigars. Drop in and rec me-
jy2ad&w j. s. CONNER
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hoW THEY ~ IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOuD DO HERE:
10 70 A. r. Heinzc's. Post ono Store and hav
Scc adv't. S 'O' a. !. uso"ens
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M .A%ONE(..

"A THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Deer Lodge No la. +. Il 4. u will he he'd
~ the First aud Third S.turd..s .feach month
T. T. KENYON, Secretary.
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Through Tickets % San Francisco I
We arc now selling 1t our once In Decf Iudpe.
Through tickets BY stage and nil = follows:
Deer Lodgs 70 San Fsanci-cu lse class A1is
d x
sE @... 4s#tsa OlLAER = 6ATISRURY
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Flour. 10000

Pounds Of States Aour OF the best quality, now TO
sale 1t LOUIS T. cOLEMAN'S, ut figures ~ low q
the lowest. 5Odlw
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BANK EXCHANGE.
JAIEs OGRADy, PROPRIETOR

Having taken the prop,ietorship ard pcrsorai 81
pctvisi0n Of this "
OLD AND POPULAR SALOON.
Mr.. Ot!rady will he pleased to see oil and new cuyto
mers The best bar stock in town will be Kept, ant
no impure liquors sold Iis
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON, GERBER h DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other aide, aud two ut the bestrunniny billiard tables
IN thr Territory. Special Invitations u the whole
Community tO-comc AMI zee u.s.
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GO TO LOUIS & t'OLEMAN'S for the following
'eehrnted brands Of Smoking Tobacco
LONE JACK GOLD BUG,
UNCLE BOB LEE. PRIDE OF THE PACIFIC.
H'AWATbA. VlRGINlTY, or any other brand
yon want
LOUIS 4 COLEMAN a'ao have 4 large and fresh
assortment Of t;NOrERtES WILLOW WARE con-
FEC1lONERY. CIGARS. PIPES. CUTLERY, Harris
best Playing Cards. Reviewers. De,ringcry aud 1xcd
ammunition Ut all knds etc ,'etc.
Go and see them ut their New Store
irA Ewl,x
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w HI e. A II.

90 Pound. to the Bushel
10 to so Bushels to the Acre,
1anning's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat.
THIS WHEAT grows to medium height; IL stalky
i and rpcns two to three weeks ca. Tier than an,
0ther variety. The
Heads orc Swallowed,
AND
HAVE 20 to % BERRIES TO THE HEAD
Il Weighs 90 Pounds to the Bushei:
1T YIELDS FROM 40 TO w BUSHELS PER ACRE
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
sHoCLD HE S1WkD ~ M1NTANA IRON
One Bushel If Sect per Acre IL Sufficient !:
SAuuid be Soscn Tim.
FOUR POUNDS OF SEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS or SEED.
This Wheat IL believed to have been brought 70 nv
farm by Wild birds IN 1867. From twelve heads found
have raj sod my present CROP and only portion Ut
the second and third crops wcIc sown.
1t Is offered for sale at S. per pound. Four pounds
postage prepaid, for s4.oo Addrc.. ''' - WV w.
{. II. MANNING.
Deer Lodge.
49, BIN Montsha.
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For this to mo attribute blame.
! drunk to love In your eweet name:
Recall low firth from thence / A..d
10000

Pounds Of Extra States Flour for sale ON Com.
mission 1t the lowest market rates. Sold cheap for
cash. J. 8. PENBERTON 4 Co.
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Hotel for Sale.
GOODRICH HOUSE, BANNACK.

This Commodious Hotel will be cold tn 4 cash mr.
chaser very cheap the Proprietor IL about to retrn
to the States.
the Hotel y doing hrstclaas business and 10 we'll
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