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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
l. Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets
New Orleans

Tho government throughout this establishment ia
mild and parental The pupils separated from
their instructresses Recreation table dormtores are
the same for ALL In snort, everything tends to pro.
mote ahect0nate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies intrusted to their n,otherly care
The instruction is thorough and solid In HARMONY
with the Of society Tho comprises
I'm both Englth and French) al the branches Of Know
ledge cultivated at the day Each nRuaRe is
taught by natives of respective countries
sure correct pronunciation.
The acadcmical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution Of premiums to which parents are In
vited.
Education here tho object Of special attention anti
by moral suasion alone the Sisters of Joseph cndes
strict observance of polite and amabe and
inst feelings of and affection towards parents
Pupils of all denominations admitted.
NoTA.-Duing tho bathing season. the Boarding
School is moved to the Bay ST. Louis where the Sisters
of st. Louis have a dourishing academy.
TERMS-1o be paid in advance follows:
BOARDING per three months. 90
Washing, " " ............-...... 10 90
Entrance, I" %
Music Lessons and use of Instrumen "a 90
Pastel oil painting according the number of pupils
Neeale-work in all is varieties. golden embroidery,
charge.
For further particulars address snperoress of the
Academy of the Sisters of ST. Joseph 1911 New Or
leans; or, if more convenient apply to
oc30 Iy C.. b. ELDER AGENT
UT JOSEpUS rRSUJINE ArAnFNy- Eo1,
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a rich old Spectator in Chicago has seI.t
a request to our Italian minister TO engage
" Mr.. Chrome" to paint him picture worth
not less than $4,000.
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GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAu, Missouri.

This institution conducted by the Priests of the Con
Rregation of the Mission St. Vincent of Paul is
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo, and hundred and fifty miles below ST.
Louis.
The College buildings large comrnodious and we'll
ventilated The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for healthful exercise
The College is of easy Regular daiqy packets
touch at Cape GiraTdeau.
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of Iuly
TERMS
Board and Tuition. per scholastic year. $3.50
Washing, and mending of articles washed. 25
PhyscianB Fee and Medicines. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
instrumental Music.
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY vERINA, c. M,
President of tho College,
Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH, G.. NJ,
au29 ly st. Joseph's Church, New Orleans
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q TO $40 PER DAY.-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS
SpC and GIRLS who engage in business
make from Is to sIo per day in their localities
Full particulars and instructions free by mail
Those in need of permanent profitable work. should
address at once. GEORGE STINSON & CO,
fe5 3m Portland, Maine.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction of the Sisters the Holy Cross
Corner of Rampant and Congress areets Third DISTRICT
| New Orleans, Louisiana.
Tho new Academy of tho Holy Angels" 10 situated
In quiet and healthy locality, IN the suburbs the
city at short distance the river The buildings
are IN the best style Of modern educational establish
mends and thoroughly venti ated snordin
security of ito inmates.
Pupils Of all denominations admitted butfd the
tend the public exercises. and conform TO the ruIes
tho Institution.
TUITION: .-.-g
Tho system Of education embraces the French and
and English Grammar. Arithmetic, Ancient and Nod
ern Geography. Of tho Globes Prose and Pootios
a1d nns.
Rhetoric. Mythology Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
ASTRONOMY Botany, Book keeping. Iathematics 50.
dle-work. Tapestry Embroidery Artacai Fiowers. sts
TERMS-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE: .r,
Board and Tuition in French and Engliah, per
m.....-.............. ....,.......... 5000 O.
perquarter 60 90
EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL:
Music ON the PIANO. per quarter. $50
Vocal Music :. .......... - 90
Drawing :. Observation-Disclosures. "a On
Id 10
Artificial Flowers :. ...... o 90
Stationery :. ..- Q N
Washing .......-- "a M
Csc Of Raths summer season per quarter. 90
The classes commence about tho first Of September
and srose * the end Of June by an examination and
moderate prices.
charges made from the date of entrance only.
further apply to the Mother Superior
Academy of the Holy Angels. au2s "
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The undersigned proprietor of this old established
house announces that he has lately received and
and to WHICH he respectfully calls the attention the
public In city and country:
To his Iowprieed WALL PAPER and WINDOW
SHADES he calls the special attention parties in
want of such goods all of which is disposng OF at
reduced prices.
Cal and examine goods and prices previous to pur
Genuine ENGLISH WHITE LEAD in o. SO and
112 pound kegs always hand the Paint Store Of
NJ WHEELAHAN
fel31y los Canal street
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Parents and Guardians desiring frstcaa Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find here
every advantage
Located in the healhiest portion of the most
healthy cities in the South with large grounds and in
retired and romantic situation it affords in addition
every facility for acquiring education and
moral, of high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing appica-
tions for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger 1874 Carondeet
street. AUS 1y
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ct. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI


This institution, conducted by the Brothers of til
Sacred Heart, has been in successful operation
1855 It is beautifully situated tho the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Guf-and afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze bathing
beautiful amusement. Tho Commercial Course com
prises all the branches of good English education.
| TERMS:
Board end Tuition, session, payable half yearly
was ning per session 10 90
Bedding per session. toptionnD.. 10 no
vacation If spent at the institution ~ IN M M
EXTRA CHARGES
Piano and Violin, per month, each.
Use Oh flano, Der month so
Eiate per IMAM 90
Brass Instrnnent per month .--:--. -. 100
Span!sh and German languages per month"; each. 60
BRO. FLoRIMoND,
fe1ftf Director of the College,
CT. JoSEPHrS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near diminishing. Frederick County MARYLAND
This stituton il pleasantly situated
picturesque part of Frederick county Nfaryland half
mile from Enimtsburg. and two miles from Mount ST.
Mary College 1t commenced in 1909, and incor.
porated by the Legislature of Maryland
buildings are convenient and spacious.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing. Mending and
Doctors fee observation-disclosures, s,sO OO
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE INV W
The Academic year is divided in Sessions of Ave
months each. beginning respectively the 2th of
gust and the tn of January.
MoTHER SUPERIOR
apl7 St Josephs Academy, Emmitsburg. Md
rAnENv on Tup
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,

The duties this Institution will be res,med on tn
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
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A CARD.

I BOSTEMPS, DYER AND SCOURER. Is2 Povdras
- street between Carondelet and Baronne streets
merly of Bourbon street for great Der years
Mr.. J. Bontemps informs his friends the public in
general that he has reestabshed himself Dy eng
Securing and Cleaning business the above place. All
orders will be attended to with and dispatch.
tailor is attached to the establishment who win
mourning Orders from the country promptly attended
to- no27 6m
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q
J. NJ Elkin. F Strncs,
I ELKIN & CO.,
1853. Canal Street. -1 6S
Near Baronne, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
ENGLISH CARPETING, RUGS, ETC, ETC.
Also. Oil Cloths Afattings Curtain Damascus Lace
Curtains. Window Shades, etc. And complete assert.
ment of Upholstery Goods. no2O 3m
DIAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES, PAINTS
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, ETC.
1Oo- Canal street los
Established in 1897
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Save Ten Per Cent, and Get Your
MATTRESSES
j. J. DONAHOE'S NEW MATTRESS FACTORY.
243 Girod street, near Rampant,
New Orleans

Go any and everywhere, and be fully convinced Look
TO yonr own interest and give me call, before pur.
Mattresses made to order and repaired. Country and
attention rS - ,,n n U -
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THE CARAT-WHAT IT Is The carat il
an imaginary weight, that expresses The
fincncss Ut gold, or the proportion 1T pure
gold in a mass of metal; thus, ~ ounce 81
gold Is divided into twenty -four carats, and
gold twenty. two carals fi..e il gold 1t wllicl,
twenty two parts out Of twenty four are
pure. the "thcr two parts l,cinx silver, cop>
per or other metals The weight OF four
grains used by the jewclcr i" weighing prs
ci"us stones and pearls, Is sometimes cnlled
diamond wcight-ihc carat Consisting of
four nominal grains, u little lighter than
four grains troy; seventy four and one..ix.
tcepth carat grains being equal to seventy
two grains troy. The tcrm Or weight carat
derives its name from l,ean the fruit or IN
Ahyssian tree called kunra. This l,ean, FROM
the time Of its being gathered. varies very
little in weight, snd seems tn have been,
from very remote period. used ~ weight
fbr gold in Africa. In India. nls4,. the besn
is used ~ weight for gems ind pearls.
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DY vitne OF execution Issued ont of the District
- Court 1T the Second Judicial District Ut Mon ana
Teri iosy In and for the county Ut Deer Lodge bear
thy date 1T SEPT 31.t. D 1871 and to me dit ecel
and dcltN er In action wherein Sol star IL plain
TIT aud 5 Day h defendant, In favor Ut said plain.
t'it ard agntn.t said defendant. tor the oi Que
hundred mud forty elk dollars lSl4900l damages and
c0s.s ~ the sum VI fnty-hss y d " 10 tbs dollars
and NIL luther AccTning costs, have lcv
upon and vii! on Saturday, the 14th day Of October
D. 1871 NJ the hour Of 2 o'clock p m Of said day
At the tom dOOr Of the Court House H. lerl Log.
City Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory s,ll 10
the Highest and hert hidcr for cash IN hand all right
title and interest Ut said defendant IN and to the fo
lowing Described quar- mining property. t"wit: Dis
covery claim aud claiMs-N Nos. Ouc !. two Z three 3
four. T. and Eve. g. s0ath and Nus one. l, two 2
three, tour and i've. 3 mort the c bay Lode also
discovery chin End claim No on"l west the sey-
no"r lode: al-o discovery ch'im and claims Nos one
1.-two. Y, three four, aud i've. g. north and Nos
On. tMO. three 3, fOar, 4 and Ave. 8. south on
the Fen Seymour hide alien, discovery and claims Nos
one. !, tw. = three. g. tAus T. and Avr. south and
Nos twG th-ae y tour, T. and five, 3, north ON The
Ben Harvey lode; A.sO, discovery and claim No one
!. north nud No l. sOulh on the BEN Harvey lode
Az Ut the shove described quartz miMNx property II
L'caiess ~ MoN-e Greek Mining Dsttict Deer Lodge
County. MOnsHna TersirOty. q. lgS5w'nH ,@
Dated this I'd day Ut September. A D 1871.
- Y u Vs. III WESLEY w JONES.
Sheriff OF Dssr L.dy. Co., M r
By CHARLES WARREN,
H6-st > y 4 - ~ Deputy Sheriff.
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WuAT CLOVES ARE.-Cloycs are the IN.
opened flower of > small! evergreen Tree that
resembles in appearance the laurel Or lay.
II il u native Of Molucca. or Spice Islands,
hut has keen carried 10 oil the warmer part.
Of The world, and is now cultivated in the
tropical regions Of America. The flowers
are small in size. and ggr,w= in lsrge mum.
''ers in clusters 10 the end Ut the lrnnehcs.
The cloves We use arc the flowers before they
arc opened. md whilst they ARE still green.
After lSein2 gathered. they are smoked by y
VOID Ore. and then dried IN the sun. Eacl,
Glove consists Of two paris Of = round hsa.l.
which, arc the four petals or leaves IT the
flower ruled up. incl"sing small numl,er
If stalks Or flsments; the other part of The
Glove, y termina,ed with. four psin,s, md il
in fact the flower cnp Of the unripc seed ves
sci. All these parts may be distinctly seen
il few cloves are snaked. for Short time IL
bot wn'er, when the leaves Of the 6yxer
8 'flcn and reality unrplL F. '~.'..
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- IL - xk>lf' -. -. xAi.l..

Rf"i Ge u an order vi sale. Issued on, os the Lie
A1rr sO''t Ut the stcDud judicial Dist let If ihs
itrittur. " M0nI,Da. in aud for the counts Of Deer
i."ds' herring date Ut septrn,hr s1s,. A. D. is7I
'" ~ ace alUtet AID delivered III Az xct Ion IN ~
""'! whc, Ia D. Z. Lou,.bni, aud George W, d 81
me pk.'.tihs ., .on t;vn J. .nda.L IN ia,Gr ii
raid pls'tis nhd a-a-s ,ald DIT. n.nt tor the sum
u Que hnt deda AID sixty asd 75-lVOa r.. .lSlGU s5I
dsh "hti o. iOnYtr n, d interest Oh the same IN tic
'mo, .isht 90 ~ las OOl aud c.,st- In the sum OF
es'th ''"lis Sll WI , nc rain: r'>t- IN the .um
u 'eai ~. as1O IL Collar. Isl 3Ol and Ill futh az
d The f-h IN. # Oct, bc,, 4 u. Isl, II tie 6"mr
y 5o,s cS. y M. 81 sxd'la. 1t the dur 1t the
.Oet lioa.r IN Detr Lotgs .i.y. D,er Lv.s c,snty.
H"tan. fr'ilUy. sell ~ the h,gh,si and 81 bidder
ioi IN IN hand, the follow Ing der ribcd property to
WI: : h. yorr',y KNOWN and described as Its No.
s'ns. AID IVA IN block No. thi,ty-te, 81 IN the
town III lhe' odgc. deer Lodge county Montara
Territory nctsadin. tn the official map aud survey Of
satd tow how "n ME ~ the olrc al the cou " lecor-
der eait county. together With thu horse m" other
improvements rttaatrtl ON said Lo,r Ut groaud.
Given under my baud th- Ed day If Srpt-mb,r, A
D. 1871. gy, WESLEY W. Jones
Sheriff nj Deer Lodge County, NJ T..
BY CHARLES :. WAliR N.
I16-4e Deputy sheriff.
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AIIE17IFFsS SAarE

pY v-fn' Of order aud decree II "a, issued On,
~ g. the Dh',ic Canrt Of hr Second Judic,al Dis
DesT Lodge Nearing dat, OF September a. ts7i md
j. me directed anil tlrliwsed. In mn action in .Md
c . wherein W. b I,nce and Granville stuart
lUs0re = htualtl ale plaiMiAs aud Robta1 Wps
::s:s %' fst p. II: e. n III .s *
Ave and oh. dollar. Saas III With legal "i" "ty.
81 IN IN. SAME trim the date ef .ad deevs and for
a.; y s,e sd .sa viii
the hs'ur Of roslck N Of ssid liy. a inc font
a or. .. The co,: House +! Deer Lodge City, Deer
and best for crsh in hand -, much 81. ,h foi.
= .st drerre fhe ,ous lJ o." hale 70 Of ~" IT.
se s " ~ ,1 ,ss snf $, ar Ssd
,x:, teo1 s trust .sd one hundred ,nd dirty lIo
W Ve taNtce tits: tO,etfrr with MI buildings I'm.
movements ~nh appurteDaUces thce'n Or thcreunso
nss . -. e. IN .,yMts The .'gve
'o'- No two ls shrss lsI sno four lil In blocI
seventeen li7l IN the official survey II Duer isjre
kCity on nle IN the Office Of the County Recorder Of
o. .bav.s" Ranch on Cottonwood Creek, toeethcr
With MI thr improvements buildings or appu, tsnsnces
nes r. snr.rnnto he.,nvns, de.cl bed follows
south of what h known n ..Yanks os Cvt.onxtsoS
Creek: and about foaiths o. mile from the
d. Ss o ss'ss ~ s az =
IA. y. t, ; ,ss :, .os,n S, ha ,,S md m
asrt 81 miles n"yshexst of lpeof Lodge CIV fnIsn
En- c.rS"sr s.w MIL pnreh:.d f5om Bsry aud
sfsthet ranch. top thef with all the sews nsshin.SS
s.s Wy 'slousine 10 Md man, AsS one INV MI II
fssa s q s ss1 NJ. u n;Si;s1:.. ,h 2,
with on the piyilersr. machinery. axtursr errtioos
s.ini%T@s = -. ia e 10 ~. w.o
lgFe apo 4sne ~ Ofef Ledge Cbmkx A0ntAna Ter.
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| Hssi.---goJ iHHsi:hY ns3
Ut lkAA nHe ,HIaaUg4-I, .Es9eayedlA Il
cup " yure : Hslr pp3vadey,. a)so . bit.
Itls-ov yurs .,6slyashnn -Bisters, \ u .ssprgss,
for which ! express NJ thanka The eseep
blck which ~ enkIossed Iwas he kind oy
purswades that We Of The pesas fully spder.
stand. Var hair sEsese slsll bsya. sygl.,
yimnaetic puf, ji.e - 1905 . I can On |
spare time. tried : little " il. - q Old
counter brush in my olliss this morning,
and in Is mlunits the brussells grew - long
- l.osses tale. and motifs this afternoon
the hair begins te v cum up thru. on the ls,k oy
tue brush. It's wonderful tic sl,noste Eure
r. Irubbed ! drip Or two on the he'd az
mi kane. which has be en- laid for more
than years. and hegxar me il / don't hay
- shave the kane handle every day. hetorv
can walk "st with It. i bsy very fay
rite icsi, she i one ~. the. H.nil*lnnjsn
breed ov, Cats. and altlso she b young and
hnint been trained yet, che shows gsr~t signs
~ speed. ] thought | would just rub the
cork over the r',om WHARF, the cut generally
reN'zes. TIE conscquenis wax. some Of H..
...'pnrsxa der" got onto the hal. ov the cats
tale. When the cat sr,se from her slumbers
she caught site ~ her tail. which had grow
I'd u m exalted sin; taking one more kDk
ut the tale, she started. and Iii tie good ola
Moses! SIGH running, across the yard!
over the fence! up wun side Of IN apple
tree and dDwn the other. Out in the fields,
away. away! The last ! saw Nv her she
was pretty much swl tale j wouldn't bay
took Odollars for the cat. with her old ule
on her. In \ few daxe. shall find slnsre
time. and then shall write up ,for our p.
per sum,hing pyroteknik, which will make
tue ha,r grow "n the he'd ov number 2
'nackre', ~ read it -upls Ga.sl.. yaHL
N. Bs-Bizziness. adokter, Dizziness The
III prise Ut material and lal,er. has put IN
puffs with u. hut up'n the receipt Of 50
d"lsrs more. yu Gun rely upon sumthirg in
"nr weekly. that will send = 6alvaShun and
y hiring thru the land. l
: z. S.--Let me .a.lvise W NJ friend. II Il
IL i"tlispensibly secesssry tew cheat little
n the manufacier ov ''Salvashun Biiters,"
let it by awl means he in the rutes, don't
lower the basis Yours quietly. !
- y" ''1'' ''"' sS@ JOSH BILLrxoa
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4 1UDEL UDrTUZKY. :
Hjwss., s,.a4 y a. Ds,.alss.iihArta.

i---------@sy lvasia.
When man dies in AllentpHA Pa. bic
family do not grieve 70 much over his death
- they do over the obituary notices Of him
which, kind'henrted but reckiess editors
write for their papers. A few days ago IN
Allentown msn sxns6 Harris fed from this
world Of en- md snl5ox. nd these arc the
rctrarks which - fylhsAllen,o
cAlosie< upon or depastsd frissd IS soon
= hs was fairly .'oves ibs sivsr.
The evsnesceooe and uncestainty of the
present are only loo certain. The accumu
mulated experience Of The pass adords "
unmistakable evidence. and 9Th unerriny
certainty places this fart beyond a Contra.
diction. The living. while sot,srning here.
realiss this In their daily experience with
the world. Constantly they ARE called upon
to pay parting ,ribqse TO those Of their
companions who. in tsfcir frail l,arks. have
sailed over LIES, stormy sen. Quit Jl.e pres:
ent with it, strifc's and controversies. gone
''beyond the smiling and the weeping"
where the wH'dbinc twine,h, !" In Tia,
land Of flowers. into the future. to realize
things unseen and everlasting. and take
upon themselves new life Thus passed
away peacefully and quietly. amid al tia,
ren"se peculiar Ia death, the life Of our
sainted friend. Samuel Harris. residing on
Hamilton street. opposite the gr'cery. He
had retired at M enrly hour, and thus
plunged himself into slumhering wuljd IL
rartake Of the sweets and comforts of sleep.
His sleep, it seems. knew no waking. The
sun of Sunday morning rose beautifully, in
all its splcndor, To witness the almost un.
evidence Ut DEATH The Grape NJ
The door told the story. Death had seized
The victim. and the spirit had winged itself
away. The symla.h,cs of the community
were aroused, and feeling Ut sadness oil
served on the part Of every citizen in tia,
locality. The hospitality 1t this citizrn is
10 longer enjoyed. His viands and psita
bles are withheld. A sorrowing. n hungry.
s"d thirsty community. by reason Ut this
refuse 10 he c4,,nfOried. All is |
quiet. Even the voice If tho butcher |
.chocs and re echoes without response from
within. lie, too, drives away sal aud fur
Orn
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LAST Or TIE RAcE-The death Of son
of Humboldt in Germany extingnishe. m
ill"strious family; This last scion u r.
ported 10 have been rs stolid and stupid a.
his father Was intellectual aud energetic.
He never showed any inclination for science,
hut lived exclusively upon the reputation Of
his father T EsN=A
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles
OsCONNOIx ~ go.

OsCONNJI u CO.. SI
WHITE PINK STEAM SAW MILL AMP LON
w BIER YARD, on Main rerct.t len1e ii Catks,lic
Church, aDssr LCdy0 City, are prepares u furnish
every description q luubes ascd ~ htdnx q min
ing p1iposes at the shOstert u.siCe either We the
mil o. yard o. on the ground In any u the surround
Ing mining csmpa. 4As1 ,s1aT -s.-H.sT
We mc p epursd - Ssv.t.h to ordss sny length u
feet In length. Abr0, any thickness Of nuirhing
LUMBER FOX DODKS AND SASH. N
Shingles and lath will always b. - baud 1t the
yaIf and mill rsdy 70 MI orders. We have nov On
hand and 1t our MILL 15nO feet II choics ssOrt
I'd lumber =E4HtE#S ~ M -9SF ..s1---E :
~ Give - call and examine our stnck
- PeisOns wishing 0idcrs Nlled cm b. soccsamo
dated BY csllssg On l. Wilcox. Deer Loixs CITY, o.
PiOuss h ACNanasa, FtedsicksDn. y Es.s'.
s.-t.'H TllOs n. OiONNRR,
dtastH J. NJ uARTwELi. =
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kiIE1xIFF.EEATzT

virtue o. IN order Of s.. isaued on. Of tho Dis
KAY HYM " The he0ssya Ist,ri2 Dhlfikt Il NJ, :.
lana Territory IN aud tor the county Of deer l.. doe
ostst 64tsanbsr 11sa. lS71S aud to D. IL
,,a Si.G ana delivered IN action wherein r. W. DON
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seaiu.t ths raid sse.dsnt H., The sum o rs,..n hn
s sr.n, ts.nf dollars. fSlis0 OOJ judy nitnt Ill le
~ IN nc -asc tItsn the DATE VI ,,,dr n.s,.r
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~ ing fon' 1G"' u =. t"hitis0ure, IL deer Lodge
ny ny nsI Lm. re'lt,y Moa."ua rsr.i,o.y. sell Ia
~ asxnest ami net h,dd.r for c,.n tho following
pups y, ~ - mach thereof as uay M ne.
80. NY ~ ~nd dcmsnd, int rect anil cost. and
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