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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Ben" says the RED bsndsna'' athe,
got him In reading proof. ..-
Rev. l.. B. Voolfolk, the distinguished
pulpit orator, will preach ct the Cour'
House one week from next Sunday.
Judge Pomeroy, Of Missoula, has treated
some of his Deer Lodge friends to those
garden dsinties- new potatoes and 1871
peas.
A handsome misunderstanding the name
of WV. H. CLAoETT-doats from the
dag staff of the New NORTH. WEST bull.
ding.
Deer Lodge WAS ablase with pyrotech-
MICS on the evenings of the I'd and 4th.
Powder must be burned q incense to the
Goddess of Liberty.
The County Co mmiss,oners are furnish.
ing the Judges Of election with return
blanks, 20 there will be no cause or excuse
for Informal returns this year.
During the past week VIC had such rush
of friends and acqua,ntances in Deer Lodge
that ''Personsl" local would take column
and we don't wish 70 make ''invidious die
tlnctions." Come again, and don't ''bunch"
60 much.
A large number of our citizens attended
the Warm Springs Hotel Ball on Thursday
evening. There were ono hundred persons
present. and Deer Lodgers pronounce 1t
magnificent affair. and creditable in every
particular TO mine host, L. Belengcr. At
last accounts it was still in progress.
We notice % IN announcement In the
Helena papers, that A. J. Frazier of Black.
foot is running - Independent candidate
for Assessor of this District. A. Mr.. Fra
zier is Democrat Mr.. Evans had better
give the Independent Candidate attention
or be may get three or four votes.
Our Judicial Orator having accepted the
invitation of the patriotic people of Stevens.
vile to fly the national bird on the Fourth.
Deer Lodge did without On orator, end like
the lazy Mississippians with h,s printed
prayer, each one who felt 90 inclined turned
to the Declaration of Independence and
gave the national response ''them's my sen.
timents."
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Ladies' Cloth Cutters,
Cents Cloth Caters,
JUST RECEIVED AT
JNO. p. FINK a Co.'S.
1871 Deer Lodge.

Races IA series of running races for
the week ending July 2lst, are now being
made. and will he perfected during the
next few days ~ q to enable publication
of programme next week. It is designed to
have at least one purse race each day of
from $500 to 800 The project 10 in the
hands of Mr. VIM. Wilson, and that 10 suf.
6cient evidence il will be carried out with
energy and success The amount of money
1t stake will draw the best horses of the
Territory here, and we look for good time to
the Ohm track.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|Yus,"
d Wood Street,
l%4Sm
Helena

ro*t Once 1t Carpenters Dar.-The
miners of Carpenter Bar, Snow Shoe and
vicinity will soon have better postal facili.
Ives than has heretofore been offered them,
= fo't Office having been established at the
:. mar and Thos. E. Pounds Esq. appoiDtsd p.
a. He received the commission some time
'''cc, forwarded the requisite bonds and ex.
pec's The once 70 DO open for business IN .
few days.
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Harry J. Norton, Esq, now assistant
editor of the AonsoaiaS d in town, after
nearly . year's absence from our burg, and
10 rustling around for his paper. A good
paper before, Harry hes thrown into II vim,
Wit and journalistic sagacity, and noswith-
standing it. arduous position = a indie
pendent paper, It rsnks among the first IN
the Territory In ito views on Ill matsrial
subjecta Taking lively interest in West
Side matters, and intelligsntly acquainted
with our local affairs, Hr. Norton dsvotes !
considerable portion OF the paper to Deer
Lodge Affairs and should receive encours.
ging patronage from our people. Take
the AONso1ioa,
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Religious Services.

Rev. l.. Il. Voolfolk, Of the Baptist Church, will
hold services In the Court House, Deer LODGE sunday,
july II. at ]: a. m. and = p. m.
PREsByrEHIAN-Icv. J. Il. RUSSELL Of the Preshy.
Hail. Deer Lodge, Sunday, July 9TH ut II u. m. aud
pm.
EprscOpAL-Rev. VIM. II. StOy, Of the Episcopal
Deer Lodge. sunday, July 7th 1874 At II \. m. aud
y.
SUNDAY school at the usual hours,
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Episcopal.
RIsUOp TUTTLE's APPOl,

BISHOP rUTrLEs APPOINTMENT
The Right Rev. Bishop Daniel 8. futile will preach
a, the following times and places
Virginia City, II A. N. and 8 p. N. Sunday; July Z
t;aliatin - sP. N. Wednesday, July TO-
Boze,aan. II A. N. and ?. N. sunday. July ~.
Radersburg, 8 T. N. Wednesday. July II.
Helena. II 4. n. and =. N. July 81.
Diamond. 8 r. NJ. Tuesday. July g.
Fort shaw. II A. N. and y. n. Sunday, July g.
Deer Lodge, II 4. N. and 4 p. NJ. Sunday, August L.
Willow Creek, tB. X. w. II A. NJ Sunday August H.
Strvensvlc. s r. N. Sunday, August II.
Mlssoula, II \. n. and =. n. Sunday, August IL.
Mannack, II 4. N. and 8 r. N. sunday, August q.
Poindextef School House, 3 +. N. Monday, Avg g.
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Henry Robbery. -From Mr.. Chas. Boise
nault the information Is derived that on
Sunday night last the store of John Caplice
ESQ.,. At Forest City, was broken into by
some parties, the safe carried from the store
nearly one mile to secluded place In
Marion Gulch. broken open and ", 900 in
cash stolen therefrom. Suspicion attaches
to two Chinamen who were familiar with
the premises and who have been missing
since the occurrence. vigilaut efforts arc
being made to nnd the guilty parties, and
we trust will be successful.
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County Commissleners.- The Board Of
County Commissioners met On June eoth,
1872, and appointed Judges Of Election for
the different voting precincts for the ensu.
ing election, to be held on the first Monday
In August, 1879. A
The Board further Ordered: Hf
That friends Of the deceased, whose re-.
MAINS ere buried on the Hill South Of Deer
Lodge, remove the Same to tho new ceme>
terry without unnecessary delay.
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Bargains tor. All!

Bargains Oh. All!
On and after this date will sell my
ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, AND
HATS AT COST, TO CLOSE OUT
az Other Goods at Lowest r rices. ~
On Monday next will open
a Largo Stock Of New Goods.
Price my goods aud rec II / don't mean business.
CHAS. BLUM.
Deer Lodge, June Z, lssS 1851
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EvANa, DArAv

EVANS DAIRY.
Having now established The dairy business In Deer
Lodge for two yca, and received the liberal patron-
~ q Tie people, an pleased 70 annouuc that WITH
additional facilities end good cows viii b able hege.
after to supply oil With tie .
Best Quality Of Milk.
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping TO receive their continued patronage VIII do
Ill In my power 70 merit Il. and Win pat nv tesms Il
competition with any other dealer. :
Isl PHIL I. EvANa
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Candies TO suit both old and young,
Candies admired BY every one
Candies In notices to make love in.
Candies for riding, walking, talking;
Candies also. that babies cry for.
Candies 70 please all styles aud finances.
Go to WIN COLEMAN'S.
1b6-1t Post Office Store.
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Grand Larceny.-Benj. Williams and N.
Moore arrested for breaking into house oi
i'll repute At Philisburg, and bound over in
the sum Of $500 for grand larceny, ran off,
were followed by their bondsmen, arrested,
brought in Deer Lodge, and are now con-
fined to Castle Jones to await the next term
Of Court.
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FOR RENT!

A BRICK REPROOF STORE soxso sset. Is
"A feet ceiling, situated between Osborn 8 Dennees'
and Murphy. HiRgns 4 Cos on Main street. Der
Lodge City. wv
. Also. Frame Store, adjoining Murphy, Hiegins
80, win la;xe are proof cellar attached. These
busiucSA
Possession given June let. For particulars apply
70 DANCE D STUART,
IMAM Deer Lodge City, n. T.
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Choice Brands Of TObacoes,
" fiue Brands Of Segars,
Pure Wines and Liuuors.
CALIFORNIA SADDLES AND BRIDES,
General Variety Goods.
We have In store and are receiving large well
selected stock q the shove E0ode for j0bbfng and
retailing. Merchants arc solicited 70 inspect our
eooda We ofer Inducements Equality q goods and
prices.
1855 e. +. HUeON 3 co.
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LOCAL NEWS.
GENERAL AGENT NEW NORTH. WEST.

Mn. BEN. r. DIrTEs Is the authorized general
sren, Of the New NORTHWEST He will make a
canvass Of Montana during the next few weeks. We
solicit for him, II the paper Is deemed worthy, the
courteses aud continued liberaity Of our patrons.
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q q. II. NJ

Don't stand aghast with awe and fear. eyes wid
OPEN hair on end and fingers tightly clnched Will
the idea that these mysterious symbos cabalist
masked demons, who carry terror and dismay Will
their midnight pr0wlings and dsperse on the dawn
the morning: No! They are only the initials Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. that pleaaan,
medicine which has acquired national reputatiol
and proven ehcatious In Coughs, C0de Bronchitis
Consumption and kindred diseases. For these CON
plants It has no equal. Sold by oil druggists.
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Special Notices,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

LoST-On Saturday, June I'D, 1879. between De-,
. gold quartz Seal, oval shape, one and . quartsi
inches long. The finder viii be paid the above reward
and receive the thanks Of the owner by leaving Il a
the National Bank, Deer Lodge. or returning to me-
THOS. E. POUNDS.
1bl8t Carpenters Bar.
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The best way to get out Of difficulty h not to get
into It, Keep WELL and thus avoid the necessity Of
getting well II you are troubled with dyspepsia. pain
other painful Symphonic. the trouble probably lies IN
the vitiated condition Of the blood. Do not wait 20
confirm the disease but break Up At BY using
that infallibe remedy, Dr.. Walkers California Wine.
gar Bttcre. It has never yet failed in eineie IN.
stance, unless where vitality has been too far gone.
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l. 0. OfO. +. Ball.-The Odd Fellows
Ball, held last evening in Dance s. Stuart's
Brick Building, although not SO numerous.
" attended Is we had expected it would I've.
was one Of the most thoroughly enjoyable
affairs that has transpired in Deer Lodge.
The HalI-9O feet long-was elegantly
flttcd up for the occasion, and Deer Lodges
beauty and gallantry never appeared in
more superb raimcnt, or seemed TO more
thoroughly enter into the spirit of social
revelry. The music by Prof. HartweIl and
the Blackhswk Chief was exquisite. and
Scott set rcpast In which the graccs and
.snostantialitics Of the lsrder were happily
blended. The dance continued until 1, A.
~ and the participants separated wishing
That the days to come might have many oc
cas'ons US happy Is the Odd Fellows Ball
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Notice or l,ollect,on

Notice OF Collection.
The accounts and notes Of Kleinschmidt q Bro. m
!eft at the Banking House Of D0nnell, Clark Lara
bic for collection. All persons Knowing themaelvss
indebted arc notified to call there and make settlement
promptly.
KLElNsCHNIDT h BRO.
Deer Lodge June 10 1871 1SI
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To the Public.

Persons having old Magazines, Books and Papers
which they disposed 10 contribute for the benefit
Of the Ps0Dess In the PenitentiaSy are respectfully
solicited to leave the at either Of the Drug
IN Dser Lodge Any favoss q this kind WIN 30 crate.
fully appreciated BY them.
JAMES GILCHRIsT. In cAa,re
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NJ LAR RTE ID.

RIcH .RDsoN-SEARs-On July ID, 1874. At Richard.
sons ranch, Deer Lodge valley. by Frank Stevens,
J. r.. Mr.. Alexander Richardson and Mrs. Lizzie
Jane ScarA
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON, GERBER h DICKINSON,
iInvethe finest bar stock in the West Side Or auv
other side, and two Of the beetrunnng billiard tables
In the Territory. Special invitations 70 the whoie
community to-c0Mc and zee %.
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800 k1ol 90, Mules
&ai and Colts f0r sale !!
Thns hunared hsed q Hoeses, lslee "a Coin Ia
~ cAsap 6os casA Apply . --r---~- h N
r-.s.a # ". w. JONEA
Or CHAA o. WAtKBN
1e4 4G De0 Lodeo CITY
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHES-ALI
Sizes, for sale cheap for cash BY
115n D. g. KENYON.
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!lADIEs' SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

Ladies' Trimmed 'N1tS.
Our great variety IN each line Of goods allows us 10
supply the WANTS Ut all.
+. l.. BONNER l. co.
Deer Lodge, June ~, 1874 l6
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Hydraulic Duck
Just Received and In Store 1t
WM.H. WEIMAR cos
A LARGE lot OF
Hydraulic Duck 40 to 100
First quality; will be sold very low. Miners will do
well 10 call 1871
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Give 1t . Startcr. Mr.. VIM. Wilson will,
during the present week, call on our bust.
ness men for their assistance in getting up
the series of races proposed for the fourth
week IN July. We commend the project to
favorable consideration. The various Fairs
pe'a IN Montana are principally devoted to
'"s purpose. As Deer Lodge has never -.
P'red 70 Territorial or County Fair and It
Is well to make some arrangements for mid.
summer sports, the project to put up
purses sufficiently large and numerous to
bring out the best stock should meet with
favor, and we will have rafting racing
Season like that of 1870, when it seemed
the whole country came In to test the speed
and stake grecnbscks on fleet footed favor.
lies. Come out handsomely.
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u" tao'e Give me call.
Bit a L lIRGAM
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-07
The Legislature--Extra Session.
BosToN. Friday. Dec 6.

BosToN, Friday, Dee 6.
The senate passed to be enerossed to-day the
Boston building act after adopting certain
amendments, the most important of which pro-
vides that instead OF a bond stone of four inches
thickness for piers, iron plates of two inches
thickness may he used; also that all buildings
exceeding sixty feet instead of ilty-fve feet in
height shall have fire proof roofs, because fifty.
five feet would not allow of sufficient height be-
tween the floors.
The house devoted itself entirely to the cen
Sideratlon OF insurance matters. The committee
reported bill limiting the amount OF risks any
insurance company may take, and any ward or
Town, to the amount of its net assets.
Ar Abbott Of Maiden appeared as the cham
piOn OF the people who hold worthless insurance
policies, and advocated with considerable energy
the bill which revives the law OF 1855, allowing
towns and cities TO be incorporated as insurance
companies. Mr.. Potter OF Worcester opposed
the bill, urging hat it would be wise for the
legislature TO send this and other insurance
propositions over to the next legislature which
would come to The discussion OF the matter with
cooler heads. Mr.. Abbott, however, carried his
point aud the bin was passed 10 its third read
ing by an overwhelming majority.
long discussion followed on another bill
introduced By MIR. Abbott, which IS intended to
prevent combinations among insurance compa-
mics for the purpose of controlling the rates of
insurance in this state. Mr. ToWne of Fitch.
burg, after aluding in a sportive manner to Mr..
AbbotrS frequent rehearsal Of his speech in the
committee room and elsewhere, made an argu-
ment against this bill, illustrating the absurdity
of such legislation. He was followed in a SINH
lar strain Of argument by Mcssrs. Porter OF
Revere, Quincy and Croak Of Boston, and COggs-
well OF Yarmouth. Notwithstanding this oppo
stion, the bill was admitted, contrary to the
recommendation of the insurance committee,
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G aaip spp adlores. sauroau alornis, Qmber T. 1879.

sort threatening TO pound the life ont of the girls
if they moved a hairs breadth. Vincent, the
stage manager, gave a signal TO the leader Of
the orchestra to stop the music. He did so, and
then the curtain came down as slowly as if
nothing was the matter The tiremen had the
water on the fire, and put it out. The blaze was
pretty high before the curtain came down, but
it was stopped in a minute or two. The
audience never knew anything about it, but
supposed the blaze was part of the performance.
As soon as the curtain dropped the girls began
to faint, and we had to sprinkle about ton of
them with water, and carry them to their dres $
sing rooms"
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The Committee Of the Parish desire to announce TO the
voters OF Worcester that the Church aud Parish arc
unanimously opposed 10 the removal demolition Of
their Church edGce. 4 at this time to adopt the
act tile legislature authorizing removal will scr-
ousy AFFECT the interests of the Parish and tend dis
turb and diminish its membership.
As no good result 10 the city or any class of ITS
citizens by this movcUcnt, the present time, but only
do great injury to the Church and Parish, they
estly ask their fellow citizens to vote MOI
IL d2t BY order OF the Committee.
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NEW YORK, Dec Cotton quiet aud unchanged: sales
2l92 bales; nddlng uplands BIKE -Four dun and UNI
changed; sales 500 bbls state $3.50 q 7,SO; Ohio 81 q
9-2j; western $3.50 Cg $685. southern s0ni20J Wheat
opened rner but closed dull and heavy sales a 600
bush; No spring at Sl,6 O. 1853; No do 81 a 50
winter red western Sl63@l70; white Michigan Sl78 a
SZU5 Corn quiet and firm; sales $1,000 bush steamer
mixed western 65Ac; sail do &c. Oats Quie and steady
sales hO00 bush; new white 51Gf5c Old western mixed
5S9b5e. Beef dull Pork duh anu lower; new mess
Sl4 Lard weak at TX ~ SIC. Butter qu state "a
C. Whskey a shade irmer 94Hc lice Unchanged
sugar quiet; MuscOYado at 9s@lOc; refining gEGlg4sc
Coffee In fair request; Rio 10 @ lSAc Mollsses qule
New Orleans ~ a nc Turpcntinc duh at 81 a blhc:
rOln du at $3.50. Petroleum steady; crude at " 4 IA
l3c; refined 264c. TaOw quiet at ~ a Sic,
CHICAGO, Dec. 6-FlUur, demand good aad flll prices
holders generally asking advance; sales extra sprfp
a. Sj16,15, wheat active and higher; No spring nj
Sis @ l,2l; No 2, Sl04 spot or seller December,
sllN seller January; No Sl00N a. sI,l2l rcCgtei
81 % Ole Corn sleldyi No 2nXed at 3OAc. cash or
35@Ac; Oats nc i've and higher; No nj POKE; etcted
2!A@9c. Rye steady; No Eat 6O0G!c barley steady
No ii at 81 A@Gge, according 70 location. Pork quiet
and unchanged, at Sll75 "a SllBlh Lart stea w. at
iac nreen mans BAegIys, according 10 weight; green
shoulders SAC short clear jc. Meats 10 to % days in
SAT- are quOtabe at 34Gg 5Ac. Whskey steady at Ssc
heeeips-l0OOl bbls flour, Gf00G bush wheat "a 900 bush
corn $4,000 bush oats 5000 bush rye, 1900 basil barley
Shipments-sOOO bbls Hour Zl.00J bush wheat $1,000
bush corn 1900 bush oats, li,O10 bush barley.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 6.-Cotton in moderate demand
at lghC.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-07

Loss OF APPETITE, Heartburn, Plantation Of tlo
Heart, Dizziness sloeplcssness Consultation Wind
Mental and Physical Debility, and Melancholy are
caused by dlsarrangement of the digestive organs TO
thoroughly masicrthese symptoms, wulrRs SPECIALLY
ron DYSPEPSIA is he only prompt, eglcteat and SAFE
remedy H. G. WHITE, Proprietor, lO7 Washington st.
Boston. Price, 81 per bottle. dal.W&s6w3m o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-07

Permission is granted for Coastng Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, until otherwise ordered from one
O'Clock to nine O'Clock in the following streets -
Belmont. east Of Liberty; Prospect HARRISON William,
Chatham and Austin SIS, west.
Police will be in attendance
d d2t j. b. SHELLEY, City Marshal