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LOCAL N EWS
ASAD MlSHAP on THE MlSSOCLA.
1. II. Ross. Of Missoula, Drowned.

Mr.. Eettner's party of the N. +. X. L.
engineers having rea ched the confluence Of
,,c Pen d'Oreillc and Missouln rivers, the
chief of the party returned to Missou'a a
few DAYS ago, and on last Saturday morn
Ing started IN a small boat from Missoula to
EXPLORE the MIssouIa river route, with n
view to running survey line down that
stream should the route look favorable
Among those who accompanied him from
Mssoula was Mr.. A. II. Ross, druggist. one
of the best of MissOuIa's citizens On the
evening of the day they started the boat
snpsizcd in the canyon about three miles
above Moose Creek Ferry. The par,y--fivc
In numbcr--werc thrown into the stream
in the swift rapids. but all except Mr.. Ross
succeeded in making shore. He was car
ricd under the waters and drowned. and up
TO latest advices his body had not been re
covered The stream in the canyon IS very
wild and full of bouldcrs. and at the pres
cnt stage of the water the voyage was
known to be pcrilous. We believe all the
Cedar bound boats of 1871 were abandoned
by the voyagers q, its head, and that II" one
has ever made the trip.
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"Homn Again. "-lion. VIM. II. Clag 1T,
Mnntana's honored Delegate, with his
wife aud children arrived Ivy coach on Mon
day from the States, the trip having been
made from Kcokuk without detention. Mr..
Clagett has almost recovered from his
severe illucss, and were it not for the cam
pagn now inauguraicd. and upon which
he will: have to enter at once, would soon
be wholly restored. Some fifty OF his
townsmcn, in carriages and Oh horseback,
handsomely decorated with flags bearing
the legend "WELcOME HOME" went up the
valley dozen miles to.mcet him, and were
subjected 10 the disappointment Of the
coach taking the east side road from Warm
Springs. thereby missing the party. How,
ever the welcome was not less cordial. and
laundering guns joined voices with warm
friends to welcome him who has served
Montana wisely and well Mrs. Clagrtt
and the little ones Of the household,
will remain at home hereafter. pref.rring
the Mountains and this pure atmosphere to
the ''Magniicen, distances and bad climate
Washington. Of .-..... .M ,m...
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PerSonai'-Judge Hiram Knowles and
wife returned from Missoula on N Dndly.
Harry Norton Esq, left in u sulk(y) for
the lower camps and country on Monday.
-. Rev L. i. Voolfolk arrived from Hell
cna yesterday :. Hon VIM. II. Clage,t
went to Helena on Thursday sud will re.
turn next coach Mr.. Henry NJ. Parchen
and wife. with Mrs. Pradcau and Miss.
D'Achuei arrived from Helena on Tuesday.
SIR VIM. Dlackmore and suite is due
ut Helena to day by chartered coach. We
presume he is coming to d" ''WOndcrland, "
now attracting so many eminent visitors to
Montana. Harry D'Achenl who has been
in i'll health for the past year, designs l'av
ing sron for rrcupera'ive trip toward The
south bend Of the continent We hope he
will find health enough 70 last him ,h"us-
and years.
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Citizen Purse Race Billy Wilson who
has SO cncrgetica'ly carried out the design
for weeks races, commencing July 20,
this day announces the frs, thee days
purses There are quite number of horses
here, among them Brown Prince. Billy
Nuts. Gourd Heels. Midnight Belle, Old
Mary. Greenwich and Missouri Mare will
I've entered. and we anticipate Il number Of
range will contest for the liberal purses
offered From all indications the field
sports commencing an the Goth will rival
the well remembered weeks races Of 1870
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ID T.

Ross-Drowned in the Missouri River, Saturday
July 9Th, \. II. Ross Of MissOaia
Mr.. Ross, although yoa1, nan, was one o: the
pioneers Of Montana, having come to the Territory
from st. Louis with Judge ". b. Dance in 1864. He
with Mr.. Frank L. Worden was OF the party who
started to carry the first mil from Deer Lodge to
Misscula by water. Some distance down the boat
WIS lost and Ross in saving the mail. lost his
trunk and entire property. Starting In Missonla
again wieh worden & Co. he by steady industry cstab
shod sool commercial reputation. and ms attclly
built up first class business for himself skilltui
waterman and the most expert Of swimmers, 1t seems
remarkable that Of the five. he alone should have been
drowned. When the t!dings reached Missoula, the
deepest gloom overs prcad the tOwn-fa.s flying mt
half mast AID business bcin. suspended ~ token Of
citizens. .."
TANNING In the Territorial Prison--of Consump'
ton, July 18th, II. B. Tanning, aged % years.
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LOCAL BREvTTIES.

The season is putting head on the bar
vest. Obj. R amaa
Very many farmers are perfecting titles
to their lands, the time expiring in few
days. -.s...
Rev. l.. B. Voolfolk breaches IN the
Court House, snd Rev. VIM. H. Stoy in
Odd Fellows Hall to morrow.
A number Of men are engaged and will
continue to be putting Olin's Race Track
in the highest cond ition for the Big Races.
Mr.. Granville Stuart, few days since,
purchased the residence Of Mr.. Jno. A. Muir.
ply. in Dances Addition, for $1050. 1t IS
a good property ..
THE MINER" by Mrs. Helen E. Taylor,
published in this issue, is one Of the finest
contributions that we have yet received
from the pen of that gifted lady.
Messrs. Granville Stuart and Geo B..
Foo,c, Eng, left on Tuesday for Boulder
to survey some valuable mineral lands with
view 10 entry under the Mineral land act.
Among the spccialties of the house of E..
T. Huson & Co. are the finest and pnrest
liquors by barrel, gallon or bottle. Pur'
| chasers will do well to examine their stock.
The party accompanying Mr.. Bettncr on
| his unfortunate exploration of the Missoula
river rou'e, consisted Of A. H. Ross, J. H..
Campbell and Mcssrs. Rhodes and Dccry.
The elegnn, and large block Of brick and
g,anitc in course of construction by Mr.
Henry De Witt on Second street is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t is u valuable
improvement to the town.
J A. Creighton Il Co, Corinne, have
adopted the San Francisco idea Of having
an edition Of Letter Sheet Mark Review
struck off will, their card ut the head u.
Forwarding aid Commission Merchants.
! Mr. John Murphy, Of Murphy Higgln:
& Co., returned week ago. having beer
absent nearly year, during which time III
has gone over to the Benedc,s, and bring!
his wife with him to his Montana home
Dr. Higgins. of the same firm. left on Sun
day for st. Louis.
The weather has been red hot this week
The thermometer has been SO high that i
required step ladder to investigate ii ant
10 one had the temerily TO get any neare
the sun. lfanybody bad said it s'oo'
ut 1900 or 10000 on Thursda.
afternoon he could not have gpt be
against it in Deer Lodge
We are promised next week from the pei
of Rev. WIN. II. Stoy, practical and Oh
serving gentleman and one of the best wri
tiers in Montana, description of the hghl
cxtOlled Flathead Lake country which h
recently visited. 1t will bc looked for wit
interest by 'he many who have heard il
vague generalites of its beauty and fertility
Mcssrs r. L. Bonner & Co publish to
day IL list If leading articles in their choIc
and large stock Of goods The house is d"
ing IN immense trade, and purchasers ar
astonishcd at The prices at which goods III
marked. Encrgy, grit and business sagac
~ in buying rs well as selling enables ther
10 offer good goods ut as,on;shngiy lo'
prices, and under its Efficient manngcmei
the house has taken first rank among tn
dry goods !uJusy, Of Montana.
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FROM FOREST CITY.


EDIron New NORTH WEST:
The store of Mr.. John Caplice, at this
place, was entered on the night OF the Sno
inst and the safe containing about $4.OoV
stolen. "Details anticipated and Omitted')
MINING AFFAIRS.
The Miller & Power Plume Company a.
Kiyrse is working ten men, and will clean
up this week. They anticipate good re-
suits. Barbour, Sackctt & Co. are pushing
work energetically. The 81 Co. above
Forest is paying about 120 ozs. per week.
The boys claim better ground ahead. The
claims in the basin are spotted. The ~
Drain Co. are working energe,ically. All
the work being done above u is prospect
ing. The Snow Shoe boys are in luck,
have had plenty Of water and arc making
good use of it with ground sluicc and n.y.
draulic, and will report you big elem up
soon.
AN ELOPEMENT.
Joseph Grenier clopcd with Melsnie LIE
Brun-wci known to the readers OF the
NEW NORTH WEST two years ago as the
beauty of the Cedar Creek country. but
known only during those days as 10
zcau's girl'-and were married by Judge
Chaun cey Barbour, on the 25tb. Lozeau If
| on tho war path.
Rock Drolette hes sold his hotel to Mrs
Fyter and Miss Abraham, who will con-
duct il US high toned Saloon and Dance
House. The Camps are rather dull, thu
weather being quite cold.
Yours, AGATE.
Forest City. July 3D..
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Jgstss Assa u Se1sAsFa Tsszai2as.

From the COrjsne RepOrfer.l
Corinne has mercury in the .nineties in
tue shade. Eli.
Salt Lakers 60 out fishing in Parley's
Park. near the confines of Wyoming.
Governor Woods, Of Utah, . rusticating
IN Yosemite. - rs.-
Regular trains run on the Utah Northern
to Hamptons every. day, on schedule.
Thoa A. Mycock arrived down with biz
train from Helena, yesterday, bringing p,
600 pounds Of silver bulli0n, consigned to
J. A. Creighson d Co., from 9. II. Bohm q
Cos reelection workA The bullion win be
forwarded 70 81. Loaioxfor reclining end
separation. III Hft.
FOX DiefendorE, Esq, arrived here from
the est, list evening, and We hops 70 -
his energies brought 70 besf an The railroad
hsaos % Montana, Of whlch - > ~ ae1a
VIZ Psst $50 a4ua 81 sf,as IA
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To Hciena.-Mr. Ben. II. D't'es, having
fulfilled his term of engagement with the
New NORTH WEST, returned TO Helena on
Thursday. 1t is to our exceeding regret
that a prior agreement with 4 mercantile
house deprived Us Of his continued services
which were faithful and successful. He
has few equals rs = business man /" any
capacity, no superior as citizen, and n"
peer us a canvasser. We wish him success
IN his new relations
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Runaways. Carriage smash ups arc be-
coming frequent. A few days since Mess's
w. A. Clark and s. 4. Larabie had mar
row escape; and day or two later, Messrs.
San Scott. and Henry Dewitt, while driv.
M couple of colts in the valley. displaced
Il brilc aud the team ran off, smashing Mr..
SCOTS fine buggy badly. Neither Of the
gentlemen were seriously injured.
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SS008 4.y = .. "NM@~ #5@
EDITOR NEW NosTH.WBsr: ......s@
The mill is pounding away ss usual and
with it's usual results without diminishing
the pile of orc. On the contrary the hands
on the Speckled Trout mine have been re.
duced and still the pile on the dump IN
creases. We are told by the miners that
the mine increases in width and the ore
in value as they get farther down. As near
as results can he sscertained from weight,
fineness, etc, the ore is now averaging
$3.50 per ton by this process. Other lodges
are being opened, the Little Emma" looks
well and is tempting morsel to more than
one speculator The Gray Eagle Gem
and Portland on the same hill all exhibit the
same general characteristics rs the Trout.
The Flint Creek Tunnel Company (now
organzing) will intersect all veins
at right angles in this hill ut depth
not yet attained. Work will be prosecuted
upon II until body of ore is struck, which
the Superintendent think will not exceed
100 feet from it's mouth, the greatest want
at present is twenty stamp custom mill
with good appointments, etc.
On Rock Creek. McKay's Gulch, quite
an excitement exists in the placers Two OF
three claims have recently changed hands
at very respectable figures. Mr.. H. Wright
came IN yesterday from there with about
fifty dollars worth of nuggets weighing
from 4 10 10 dollars. He says they had jus
struck a streak in the lar on their claim and
were highly clated. Several persons left
to-day for that place. and several arrived
this evening who will visit there before
leaving for their respective residences
There are but few, so far, actually engaged
in mining o" the bar, but many prospector:
are turning their attention that way.
Very truly yours.
| NJ
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Sluices Robbed. --Croney & Carr ol'on's
sluices on Henderson Bar were robbed on
the night Of 9Th inst, The amount ut god
taken from the boxes is estimated $500.
Some Cinnamon are susp,cioned. Either
the Celestials of Montana are al ut once de.
vcloping an extraordinary mania for steal
ing. or John is being male scape goat for
numerous sins of the Christians.
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Religious Services.

p.v l.. D. Voolfolk. Of the Baptist Church, will
,o,, services In the Court House, Deer Lodge Sunday
Inv "A, at |: a. IN and SPIN.
rr,.corAL SERvcEs--Rey. VIII. Stoy will ofliciate
~ reach NJ Odd Fellows Hall. on Sunday nest at il
u, Subject. The Manlincss " Christinnify--onc
n series of sermons to young men.
The sunday School meets at the Court House NJ
Lalf last Z D. m.
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AlGatien or cyspepties!-Thats what Anne

AC6atioa or g yspeptics-Thats what A"'cr'-
cans are We i've last dlr.Ipate in everything cx-
cept righteousness, and Ill ca,y graye- We drink:
alcoholic spirits. and swallow. without mas'icaton,
prk and every conceivable carbOnaceols sOu-
m. food. Dr. WalEcr's Vegetable Vinegar Bitters
cannot stop this in radical manner but It will re-.
move the evil effects and the recovering patient with
his a,ic.ies and yeins, will have clearer head and
a cooler j'daIncnt. which. coupled with experience
will cause him To abetain In the future. lOod. nutri
fiOus dipe.tb,e dict which tn most delicate stomach
NAV take can be found in cracked wheat corn bread.
Tomatoes raw or soft boiled cye baked apples. hOilcd
rice plain rich pudding, corn starch rare bscf, NUT
I'm and poultry. With .inegar Bit,ers and mOder-
alton in eating and drinking there 10 no incurable
case Of dysDepeia. Wy it
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Yt,r North'aVtst.
saturday, Morning, July 18th, 1872
EpiscoP pal.
u,suop rrrrLE's APPOINTMENTS.

n,suor rrTrLE's APPOINTMENTS.
,bc Right Rev. Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle will preach
=, IN. following times and places:
VIRGINIA CITY, II 4. n. and 8 p NJ Sunday July q.
G Alaa."r II A. NJ and s p. NJ. sunday, July II.
BoI'ii 4. n and =. NJ. July q.
Iansss S. y r. Tn ssa sp :a y Sunday, July 49,
iolt Sn nd"c II 4. NJ and T. N. Sunday, August 4.
pvo~ Creek. 3D. X. W II A. NJ. Sunday. August II.
sS'rvss nr p; NJ snnda, August u.
Si:s,ts and s"ssy A A"E".t
BSa;"Iexcr school House, p. NJ. Monday. Arg 70.
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Tho Evans Ranch. OBannon g. Co.,
offer for sale To-day that most desirable Of
properties. the Phil. f. Evans ranch, on
Tin Cup Joe Creek near Deer Lodge. To
any one engaged in or wishing 10 cngar" in
farming, stock raising or dairy business il
has unequa!rd inducements. 1t j. in high
state of cultivation. and for one who has
means is cheaper and nr,ler than TO take up
new lands.
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Ph,lipsburgh. July s. 1872.

Choice Brands Of YGbaccOs,
Fiue Brands Of Segars,
Pure Wines and Liquors,
CALIFORNIA SADDLES AND BRIDES,
General Variety Goods.
We have in store and are receiving n large well
selected stock Of the above goods for jObhing and
retailing. Merchants are solicited to inspect orr
goods We offer Inducements in quality Of goods and
prices.
is5 T. T. HUSON co.
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For the >tutrs.-Mr. Jno. A. Murphy and
family leave Deer Lodge in few days for
Chicago Mr. Murphy is an excellent citi'
zen. and one of the best and rapidest bull
.iers in Montana-l,as done more building
in Deer Lodge than any other mechanic,
and should. rs We hope he will. I've here ia
help rush up the City that will arise when
the engine comes into the valley.
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The Job Press of the NEW NORTH. We ST
has been kept constantly running the past
ten days on Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Cir
culers, Envelopes, Cards and Posters for
business men IT the county. We src doing
il ut fair prices, and with our new material,
ore turning nut satisfactory work. We will
Ike pleased IL exhibit specimens and take
further orders Of patrons.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
3 Wood street.
iIlGm
Helena.
I IS.icIIn,
Strawberries an! Cream.
"Aud, oh, IL there be an clysian on earth,

"And, oh, IL there be- an clysian on earth,
II II this,ii T. this"
A strawberryist I, name age and pa'enlagr
unknown. but u Sc If evident success in his
line, is making occasional excursions here
with cultivated Strawberries. at one dollar
per basket. He will be in this evening. or
tomorrow morning. Famiic, desiring &
dainty disk for Sunday. should leave "rdcr'
and cash 70 day, 70 r nnmler Of baskets dc
sired, with Mr.. Ed Clark, at the Scott
House. and with Phil Evans for cream.
We have done our duty. Go now, with
hungering tongues and remorscful souls, il
YOU dare
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EnR RENTy

4 Bplcx FIRE.P3OOF STORE sOxso fect, l3
"A ~ cealinx situatsd betWeen Oseesn = Dennees'
"a luSp6y, Higgins = CnSoa Aaia street, Doss
Also. ! Erans stoss. adjcinina MURPHY, Hisgins
seorcs ~ suitaae for ether dsy goeds = Necsry
ooetncsA -
4ssssisa sise Ssss Ace; - psssss.sls1 apssy
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Accident. "A daughter of Judge Irvine,
aged four and half years, while playing
near the edge ola well, on Friday. Tell IN
head first. She was however extricsted
Quickly and u not seriously injured,
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Passengers Nurth.-Tbe following pas.
sengers LEFT by stage for the North:
Cprinne, 9th.-IIing Sing, WAh Sing, A.
Savage. J. A. Brown, w. Blackman apd
wife, A. Hart, J. F. Murphy, E. Marvin.
Cor,nne, l0th.-Tcng Hing, Hon. F. R.
Brunot, Hon. T. X. Cree.
Coriune. 1lth.-B. N. Pricer, w. H.
Richardson. .rrsti aa4se D aar r.arr V
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

LOST-On saturday, June e., 1872. between Deer
Lodge and FrcczeOut ranch % miles from Deer L0d.c
! mid 0usrtz zeal oval shape, one and u quarter
inches long The finder will 30 paid the above reward
andrcccive the thanks Of the owner BY leaving It at
the National Bank, Deer Lodge or returning @ me.
X 80 - THOS. E POUNDS.
15lSe Carpenters Bar.
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EVANS DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business In Dcer
Lodge for two wears, and received the liberal patron
age Of the people, am pleased to aInOnnc that with
additional facilities snd good will be able here
after to supply NIL with the MT flT AZ
Best Quality Of Milk.
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage, will do
MI In ms power tO merit Il. and will put my terms In
competition with any other dealer:
I37 PHIL =. EVANS.
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Can Il les to suit both old and young,
Candies admired by every one
Candies In notices to make love In.
Candies for riding. walk ing, talking:
Candies also. that babies cry for.
Candies to please all styles and finances.
Go to WIN. COLEMAN'S,
1ss.It Post Office Store.
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Barxain0 tor. All!
On and aftss this date win cell ny 81
FNrIhE STOCK or MILLINERY 0o0DA AND
HATS AT COST, 10 CLOSE OUT.
- Othss Goods q Lowsst Pficsa -
on Monday next win opea
Alosgo Oeoo& - NEW 0Dooo.
Pics ny goods and - Il dseS - -.
~ LslaA Jssss, ia $50
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JUST RECElvED.-A large invoice of
u SIwavd's Gum Boots,
LONG LEGS AND SHORT LEGS,at
JNO. p. FINK & cos,
1san Doer Lodge.

800 Hon en-, Mule =
~ and Colts f',. sale !:
Thr.s hundred head Of Horses. Males and Colts tot
sale cheap for cash. Apply to Et@
Ia. w. w. JONES.
.. t=# or CHAS. 8. WARREN.
lH3.cf Deer Lodge City.
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Fire Ut Philipsbnrg We are informed
. fire broke out in the sctort room
Of the Mill At Philipsburg on We'l"e'
day. The Mill was in,pcrilcd for a time,
but ,he,fire was finally cx,inguisled. with
only loss Of $500 or $500. II will on y
retard operations few days.
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Ladies' Cloth Cutters,
Cents Cloth Gators,
JUST RECEIVED At
.DNO. II. FIN a. Co.'S.
1851 $500 Deer Lodge
MADISON co. REPUBLICAN TICKET.

The following Is the Madison County
Republican Ticket. We know many ut
the gentlemen personally. and co"gra'u
late Madison on having put up q strong
Ticket and men who will fill the offices
with efficiency and credit. ..
For AssEMBLy-E. 4. Maynard. Mndi
son Valley; 8. r. Mallory Mill Greek;
Daniel Cameron, Ncvadx Alexander Car
michael, Silver Star .r. a -
FoR TREASURER Charles st. Clair,
Virginia City. :,
For COMMISSIONER 9. Farwell, V'r'
ginia City. =.
FoR CoRoNER-Dr. l. q. Smith, Vir'
ginis. -
AssEssoRs- Dist, 8. Tongate, Ne.
vada; I'd Dist, John Wyant, Iron Rod;
I'd Dist. w. ID. Webb, Willow Greek.
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON, GERBER \ DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock IN the West Side or any
other side and two OF the bestruDning billiard tables
In the Territory. Special invitations 10 the whole
community tO--cOmc ani sec u.s.
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AGATE.
Forest City. July 3D..

A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SAsHES-ALL
Sizes, for sale cheap for cash by
1l5tf ID. 5. KENYON.
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NOTICE Of Colloctio,,

Notice Of COllOCtiOn.
The ACCOUNTS and notes Of klcinschmidt 4 Br4 are
left nj tic Banking House Of D0nnelL Clark 4 Lara
hie I'D cOllection All persons knowing themselves
indebted nrc notified call there and make settlement
promptly. urr,uacuu,rr r,pc
nser Indce June 10 1879. 1854