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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market st., Tiff
VI. IN, Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughly Overhauled, has good stabltng, and is
prepared TO furnish the travelling public with
an necessaries IN good stYle.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

- URGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
. TIS1S. once Oh Washington 81, over
Busknk's GrScery SJure, Isl door leading ~
TunIsOn & sons Photograph Gallery, Ilfln,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

nROCURE American and Foreign Pstents
furnish Models and Drawings, negoti-
fo tbe purchase and sale OF Real Rstate, eX-
ecuIfng Deeds and Mortgages, RerfectinG
and making abstract Of Titles. Al the Re
curder's once, Itmn, y.
nus Fs-T -
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
GTERART.

II OCKSATTH CUTLER, repairB Ioeks
clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, I'm.
brellRs, &c. GriDds Surgeons Instruments
Fa5ors, knives, shears, and all kinds OF email
'edged tools All work attended 70 proup pt-
wand satisfaction guaranteed
National asl Block, under Hsrquar1t's
Eirug Store, Tim, o.
NTF, g. N71-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
III RRERER.

A FTOREEY AT LAW. Special etten
a fion rivep 70 All kinds OF Military
JIaims. Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, DC.
once n National ExchGqge Bank Block,
Opposite the Court House, 1lnD, Ohio
Jan. IL.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
Grant whites Language >

Mr.. r. 6. White comes back oaee
more to the GALAXY and Language. "
He defends neologi5m, sad says that
there is nothing weaker than that
DuTlsm which shFinks nom q word or
phrase merely because it is new. He
declares that 10 IS reason and not the
eminence Of writers which makes their
grammar authoritative and that
writers are 70 be judged by their gen
ePal practice and not by their occa-
sional lapses TO which they are sub
ject. Nor is continuous use By writers
Of repute and people Of culture neces-
sary to the recognition Of word or q
phrase as good English. or the word
dispriUdcied in Mr.. LoWell's "Cathe-
dral" which occasionei 50 many
sneers, Mr.. White says that 10 Is good
English-but not because 10 came
from Mr.. Lowelps pen. It is Eng
lish because its meaning is clear and
its formation normal, and would be
| conceded English, the writer thinks,
had 1t been introduced IN the report
I ing columns Of 8 penny newspaper,
instead Of In poem wherein the soul
lis
I "By throngsOf strangers undisprivaciea' %
Mr.. White concludes thus:
II, then, novelty ia not b tenable
ground Of objection TO q word or q
phrase, and long usage is not in itseif
full Justification, II the example Of
writers eminent for tho instruction or
the pleasure they give is not authori-
tative when they disregard reason and
analogy, what is the rule or standard
by which language may be tested, and
the appeal to which is final? The
question is answered in the putting of
it. There Is no such absolute rule,
Usage gives immunity to use but
the court that pHOnOunees judDent
upon language Is a mixed commission
ofthe common and the critical, before
whom precedent and good usage have
presumptive authority, on the eondi-
ton that they can bear the test Of
criticism, that is, of reason, to which
they are continually subjected and be-
fore which they are compelled fire.
Quently to give way.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
OEgIoa OF AssUaY, REYxoLDs 4 Co,

Wsare using Ferguson's Wonderful Oil on
our horses affected with the horse disease.
Il relieves the cough and the inhammRti0a
OF the throat. Our horses are improving IN
der the treatment. We can confidently rec
6mmend 70 as valuable medicine.
A9HTTRT. REYNOL TJg e co.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
r. CRoNTsE, n. D.,

nFFEhS bis professional services % the
" people Of Tifnn AID vicinity. once on
Market street. opposite 11sgo'G Furniture
Store.
NoV.e, LS7l.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
HOTELS.
HAYa HnuhE.

VU W. REED Proprietor, FostoriA, O..
w Newly rehtJed and will be kept In
the best style.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
CrSsrSyATr. NOV. ls72

We are using Ferguson's Wonderful OIL on
our horses sick with the horse disease, and
have found 10 a valuable medicine. We
have used nothing else on our horses but
Ferguson's wonderful OIl and can conf
IDENTIFY recommend Il for this disease.
JAMES CULLEN & CO..
proUs. PeCDlefs Ice Co
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
aOrDnFR Cu.-.--

4 RCHITECT AND GENERAL. sTrrr.D-
a Err, viii take contracts for nnfff1o . N
6focks. Dwellings, etc, or win o15e-Sas ssrcb
-ork- Drawings, Drafts, Plans, etr To- - -
erv description made and furnished on lo,r
teTns. Residence, Ne. l12 Washington 81
linn, Q.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
Read TesfimoaIaIs.
OFFieE OF EAST CLEVELAND STREET
RAILWAY COMPAgI.
CLEYBLASD, November 4, ls72.
r y Wrshb 4 FRA T1rEfoo Hfieh.

c. =. He5b e BT0.i Jackl0n, Wich:
We are using your Ferguson's Wonderful
on upon the bOrsss In our stable sick with
the horse disease. We commenced with onr
horses as soon a. they were taken, by ap-
plying the OIL 70 their thrOats and neclZs.
rubbing 10 In we'll as you direct. We find
that 10 relieves the soreness and infiamma-
ton OF the throat and relieves the cough.
oar horses began TO improve almost imme-
diately amer the application OF the OIL ]
must say that 10 gives relief sooner than any
N edieine have seen used for this disease.
We have about 10 horses in our stables, near
ly all sick, and have used nothing else upon
them but Fergason's Wonderful OIL, and
every horse IS rapidly improving. We can
confidently recommend ft a. a valuable
medicine for this disease. =. DUTY, ,5upt.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
nNrnn GHYHH.

A TTOREE EYs AT LAW. Legal busine2
a o. all kinds, convey ancings exeEnlne-
fion Of ttlss, etc, promptly ATTENDED t9 FAt-
sTts obfsiped by effreet application 20 the Of
foe, National Exchange Bank Building,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
- RMHAnAN-

,lHYsICIAE AND SURGEON. once IN
FiMchs Block, ever Banheia'H Drug
Store, Green Spring. Ohio.
JuEe n, ls7l.-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
TIFFR HOUsE.

n p. Myers, Proprietor. Tih1n. o. Full ac'
cumlnodatious for Commercial Travellers
Is well as for the public generally.
u2-ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
Mexican Mustang LiniRsat,


Probably few articles have ever had
80 extensive . sale, while none have
bees more universally Beneficial thar
the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
EENIMENF. Children, AdaIts, Horses
and Domestic Animals. are always
liable 10 accident, ana &c Il safe 20 say
that no family can pass q single season
without some Kind OF an emOIlienf
being necessary. It becomes a matter
Of importance then 20 secuFe the best
over .hree hundred livery stables in the
city OF New FORK alone are using the MEN-
foAS MUSTANG LISIMENT; in all 0f which 10
gives unuSusi satisfaction.
GABRI0N.-The genuine is wrapped ia a
Hne &esi Ptate engraving with go. ". Vest
5r9oE, CheMtm, and Trade AaTk. 1EXE-
CAN AUSTANG LLNLMENI,'' engraved
across the face OF each wrapper. The whole
hears the pFoprietor's private United States
Rsvenue stanp, and not common stamp,
aSused by druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURES Co.
8 Park Place y. y.
No.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
PLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T.-186O-X.

This wonderful vegetable FeStOFaslTS
Is the sheet-anehOF Of the feeble and
debilltated- As n tonic and c0rdIai
for the aged and Iaagald It has ne
equal amORg stOmsehles. As rene
dJ for the neFT0us weakness TO which
Honen are especially subject, IE Is
sapeFcedlBg every other stImulaRf.-
In all climates, tropical, temperate or
frlgid, ft acts as . specific In every
species OF disorder which undeFmInes
the bodily strength and Breabs dsEn
the animal spirits.
Feb. s, IS7Z.-tv.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

DHYBICIAF AND SURGEON. once
over Hartman's JeWelTy Store, next %
Post ONCE, Tifnn, Ohio. Residence No.
Clay street, Third Ward.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Phillip EMICH.

TARPENTER AND JOINER. VIII take
~ Contracts TO erect any kind OF build
ings-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
". a. REARCE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Republic, Q
tb Collections promptly attended TO- DeSos
and Mortgages executed. Fire and Lie IN
eurance efiected IN hrst-class cOmpanieS.-
once IN Town Hail, front room, on the left-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
OEFrcE OF THE MILWAUKEE, STREET.
RATTWAY C'0MpANV
MILWAuKEE, W. Nov. y, IT2.

Oa the 200 horses in our stables affected
with the horse disease, We use nothing but
Ferguson's Wonderful OIL.
tSigned) e. BLODG EFT, Supt.
u win cure every case II promptly
applied. Sold BY all dealers In medi-
cine. wholesale by Benton, Myers & Can
deld and Strong & Armstrong, Cleveland, %. j;
r. Maersady & 70. and John d. PARK, Ciu-
cinnati, and all Wholesale Druggists. Re
tailed by dealers in medicines everywhere
O. E WEBB & BRO, PFopFietOrs, JACK
SON, MICH. Price - cents per bottle.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

A. >. ROsEEBEKGER, n. y,
II HOHGOPATHIET, Carey, Ohio, WI
II promptly Gtssad - all BTsfeAasAal
eallR-
Jan. q, LsTl-tf
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
FRANK DTLDTSE.

A IIORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
~ PUBLIC. once. opposite Natiaaal
Hall, Washington street, Tim. Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

TTOREEY AT Law, Notary Public
a Reel Estate, Claim, and 9enerGl lnsur-
-. ECeut FiAn, Ohio. once IN Grum-
Ineli's block, opposite the B1rEt Nsacnsl
Eznk-
Tuua III.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

I1HE sAA1han MSase stable j. now
a ander tbs control OF Pstsr Sheats. Whs
Is Prel3gad 10 accommodate the travelling :
k1bie n = Style not 20 be excelled In thu
city hOrS-s boarded By the day or week
q Al And he safiSded. PETER SHEETS.
NJ JT
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
aEHEGAI. COLLECTING AszyCV.

CHARLES MUTSCHLER has opened a
~ Gsne-al Collecting Omcs TO which a.
VIII give as entire attention. All clafnfs
VIII Be diligently prOsecute.d BY Fhich
eourSe he sIpectS % receivs liberal patraa-
age. One in Baehman's Law gfilcs. WASH
insfOn St. Tim, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
DENTISTS.
DR.. G. G. sEILHAR.E,
YINeLINe q HAYF.Rp.

- URGEON DENTIST. once in Empire
y Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02

II "a topper and a quart Of whisky
were left together which would he
drunk first9
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
v. q. BROWN, a

HoNEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Bar
III seon. once IN Eirennor Blsck over
WulPs Shoe store. MchZ6-ly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
Q. PESSISeroS
10 narHMAN.
n. q. REEM.

u.-ozxFY AT Law. Onieo over
a pToVrn EchlOser,& Cos store, oPpo-
- EavIoris Hardware Store, Washington
,strsSf Tinn, Ohio. NV ~
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-01-02
MEDICAL.
n. G. WELLS

n. b. HARTIN, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Onoe
In Empire BLOCK Washington street
Hnn, Ohio.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12
St James 5. S HxaiSisisa

On Monday evening uext, an E,ster en-
'e' s'"men'. tie proceeds I" dcfray the
yearly deficiency Of the ST. James SUNDAY
seu'"'' numbering some fifty scholars. will
" given In the CoUr, House. Deer Lodge.
Admission for adults TO cents: for children
- cents. The programme selected 10 given
oe'"w. anil from what we learn the enter,
'.'"mcnt will be highly enjoyable. The
"o)ect II worthy Que. and we doubt no,
the little folks will bc delighted by a full
audience aid the T'res.urcr by sufficient r..
ce'p's ~ discharge The Sigh, deficiency In.
CURED IN the maintenance -! the school.
PROGRAMME:
LET INC Merry Church Bells Ring-Choir
amt fun chorus.
Tail 'auX-Nary Masdalrn a, the Tomb -
scholar. aud Volunteers
Easier A",isciii-Christ hail, Arisen-
Choir aid chorus
DrItnal.on--W rbstcr's Address, Master
Brown
y. { an'a,ion--''Kcpt In Master Butcher
K'c,.al"'n and SmS-Wc arc Little Fuw
cts L,t,ic Girls
l)ec.ninatiUu 80 F'rcclUn,"-Chus. Whit
ford.
--"ChatlcrLox"- Master Hnr
ry Clark.
DcrIamu,ion-"Grsnd Mother"-Msstcr
Billy CIayctt.
DeeIa"'a. !"n-"My Money and My Friend
Master O'Nc,li
D.sl"guc-''Jxck Kn,ie"-L,zzic Meow
crn and Masters BEN and Il inner.
Table"uX-Gu,up Of SlA,uary--Ninr
figures.
o"ny-Jeru.alcm the GOlIcn-ClI"ir.
Recitation aud iai,!caux-rhe D,iis Par
" Master Bonner, Ida Ciagctt, May Claycii
Mary SlGart
Character Rc.in,ion-Thc Rainbow
Seven Young Ladies.
Dccia,l,a,,un- Character Raphael La.
vattW
D'nloguc-"Tm Broken Kite Robert
McD""hi. l.rc Kr!c,, L. Jacobs.
SUng-"riil the Easlcr FOnl"-Sevcn
Young Ladies'.
Rc.,ta,"n-''Dare u be True Francis
Panbi unl.
D.nl"guc-"IIow 10 Lonk Pretty. Katie
Siu.r,, Clara Wilcox. L,zzic IiiorntOn.
Dc.l"na,i"n--''rhc'M i"rr"-Jos Clarke
Defamation -''l)Ji.'t F'ret"-.M Master vii
lie Ciaikc.
Drcla,na,ion-"r The Farmcr"-Alastcr
Sui;'rn nnl
Dccl Notwithstanding Nc.
bona Il.
Decentralization y"--Mnstcr War;
rem Kelley.
Defamation -"Thrce Feet nigL"-Josic
Butcher.
DMl"gue-"Thc New Teacher" Masters
DIN ana Peterson.
Decialna,lon-"Thc Wa,crfall"-H,n ry
Leach
S1"g-''Fa,hcr Come Homc"-OlIic
Wright.
l.hlc"ux-''ThcF inding"f Moses" Miss
Ida WIIc,x, Miss Muyg,r Irvine, Miss Fan.
ME Irvine.
An,l,cm--"Our Father in acavcn"--Thc
School
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12

DOWN NORTH. -Mr. VIM. Hyde. who Is
inst in ir"m M extended "trip N Nor'her"
Deer Lodge and M,ssouln counties, gives u.
a few items not MiOrc nOicd-Of the Mis-
soulu bridge hc speaks enthusiastically, the
splendid limb .rs in II being one Of its chic'
fra,urcs-Mr. A. J. England, four m,lc-
below Missouln. Il o. TO- uO pounds Of sple"
did lmc,n and In. M IN his smoke house,
which have been soL., IL Wordcn g. Go. Mr..
England will SOW tins year over lOO acres ri
grain. and IL prices ar: low will feed 1t IL
hogs, Nv which m ANS liz ca" convert II
pr,tilnbly. lie Inns married recently,
and is going ~ build g'<d residence 'h's
summer. Bear gulch, l.OOO ID feet
rxps have l,ccn put IN this winter. There Is
a large amount at good grsv'"n The dumps
There nrc eight families III Bear. anu there
have been fur dane. $ IN the last i"rcc weeks
Col. q. W. Morse has established the Bar
n,cu, market. Mr. JmO. Lrsh" has III"
contract to carry the mail weekly ITO" Besr
70 Yrrka. commencing July 1T. NJ $7OO pr
anuum. -Thrre are eleven hyd rnuiics thai
will be running in Bear and Elk this sum
mer. Mrs. Flxgc' aid hns n b. 'ardi" l'"us"
IN Yrckn, and Mrs. Su.an Mnu,on 's s'"'''
going I" star, one in the same place. Mr.
J.J. Kennedy has sold the water in h''
di,,h.-rn"ugh for Nv" hydr"ulics---t" u Chi
mise Company for $50 per week. Thc'e
are p,.,c W Chinese on E,k.-At Pioneer
the influx uf miners aid people generally.
IL larger than ever before and the town II
getting wnkcned up. Murray 1nd Talbot
are going I" pu, up n five Exchange build
ing. some sixty feet deep. aud the lumber IL
now being delivered A good many "rt
ulso moving hack 10 Yamhill. and all tic
camps evidence that Spring time las come
g.n,l Annis
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12

The Board established new school dis
trict to i'c known as Flint Valley District,
No. IA, bOunded MS follows-TO run north
from the p'int where the stage road leaves
the Hell Gate Valley To cr'ss The hill 10 New
Chicago gs'ing west. and running sOuthe'ly
along the ridge T., the fss,t Ut the mountains;
thence wcst-hy mouth 1T Flint Creek Cam
Yum 10 c"un,y line, following said lins to
north side If He'll GATE Valley.
The Board established New Chicago Road
District, No. Q, bounded - follws-SOuth
Inc commencing ut Gen. Perkins ranch
and running south west two miles u Ker
yon & .Murphys mill, thence following
along ON westerly line tn John Perkens'
ranch an Willow Greek, twelve miles, thence
by . north line following the summit of
Willow Greek 10 Cot,ler's ranch. ON tue
SUNNI. between He'll Gate Valley and
Nevada, ten miles, and thence following the
summit up To H.Wvrr's rarch. fifteen miles,
and thence west again u Perkins lrsncb.
Charles C0oper Was appointed Road Super.
wiser Of said District.
Warm Spring District. No. Z, w.s amend
I'd ~ Ms u. extend westerly frm WIN.
James ranch its original tcr'n,nus) 10 The
bridge on Warm Spring Greek. next he!ow
z. Lcvrngoo.'s.
The B.~rd established Cable Road Dis
trct. M. z. 10 extend from the hrst cross
| ing On Warm Spring Greek telo~ r. Lev
engood's, t0 the 6rss crushing an Flat Cred
between GeorEetown and Cable. r. Lev
eng's,d wss appointed Supsrvis'r ut said
District.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12
Local ersVitiss.

II y"u wantan elegant. first class buggy Or
| light wagon, see Bonner before his four are
gone.
Ryan rna1 Stage stock Is over the wors,
~ tile epiz'W. and the stages arc coming in
On time sgain.
Passengers up say that about four tiiths
OF the Montana bound travel ct present
comes 70 the west side.
Dir. N. WO:yertOn says that some mining
operations We're commenced in the gulclI
sh'ut Rocker u few days sxo.
The mines should DC going now: The
| Government a,ld million aud half ut
gold ut tr'm IL 3 Ia Is 10, this week.
A good many folks who don't own horses
CLAIM 10 have tho cpiz"o themselves, and #
they havcn'' IT'S something very neatly like
1t.
Correspondents have responded I" our re.
q"rs, with gratifying pr'mp'ness and the
right kind "f letters. We hope 10 see sll tine
camps represented.
Mr.. Chrilln, who with his family are
going Ia hcs,e ncas Henderson this SIMMER.
brought up several wagon lvads Of Bitter
ROh bacon and hams.
Harris & Son have 100 u,irs nf custom
winter shop male, FsrncI, hoo,s just ~
g'n'' rs you can get I" order ready, on the
wall ., reasonable figures. See them.
Court meets next Monday. The calender
Is ~ GEOGRAPHICALLY all old India Rub
her cases-tl,at VIC refrain fr,m publishing
it. The Grand Juries IRE liable 20 make il
more interesting.
Mrs. Dr. Ca'harine r. GAYLORD, who died
in Chicago on Sunday was regularly
licensed Botanic Physician 1T skill aud rcp>
u,ati"n. Messra r. W. and Il. Ga, es have
been appointed guardians Of Percy, tho
minor son.
Eighteen tr"mps is whs, limb Of tho
law with WAYS that arc dirk and tsicks
That n!e vain" played on man old enough,
I" hc his father, ut a whist party ut Con
K"hrs inst in the shank Of Wednesday
evening. and had hard work to make the
odd trick Mt that.
We learn that some Of the gentlemen who
attended ar April party last week don't
think sponge cakes with cotton insiles nrc
quite NJ good "a the kind their mothers nscl
to bake for them. To liz ropcd in and
pinned down to fitrous diet when they hud
H"ur to take home were ''th"uch's" aug.
costing nothing similar IN their experience
Mr.. Ps'scn. Ne will he seen by advertise
ment elsewhere. has taken cl,nree Of the
aods works, and will supply this and snr.
rounding villages with that cffrrvescinc
blessing in packages If dorm Or more
l"i,'cs ut reasonable 6ynrrs. All oricrs and
inquiries should I've addressed n him The
works are now in order and pop popping
for the p"pnlace.
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Personal.

Mr. J. ". Stoner, of Washington Gulcl,
10 in town "n business.
Mr.. W. A. Clarke. President If the First
National Rank Is expected home by the 18th
Of My via Crime.
Mr. E. T. Hus,n and Mr.. Thomas Oirll
were in town this week and Purchased n
blacksmithing outfit.
Mr.. N. McNish and Jno. s. Pcmbcrtsn
arrived "n Thursday evening; from . visi,
tn the States. Mr.. McNish is accompanied
Ivy his brother.
Mr.. w. 3. Harlan. one If inc prosperous
young energies IT the Bitter RNt Valley.
who has plenty If friends in Deer Lodge.
was in town this week with b. sms sud fitch
and found n,xriet.
Mcasrs. W. w. Dixon and o. T. O'Bsm-
non arrived a week ago and he Id q receptions
on Saturday nj which Scuppc:'n"ny grapes.
walnuts AMI other tai ,ties we're literally
served. The boys were cordially welcomed
home.
"CSsJs. - y. JOUS's. cuVcTin ScUVent Ot INC
National Mining Company, and Mr.. r. p.
Hopkins, Mesallurxisi. were here this week
Designing I" visit the compsny's mines
Bu,te and Argcntn. Int owing to cOizoo an'l
the misconnectiOn 1T co,ches. were com.
PEELED 10 return To Helena. We hope Mr.
Jones will visi. the Butte mines. believing
he will Gee 1t advantageous to devclope
them, and will do il 70 the country rs well
rs the company will bc benefited.
Among the legislators who propose put.
ting in IN appearance nt Virgins, are
Mcssrs, J. g. KrrIcy and Jno II. Rogers,
whO went via Helena on Tuesday. Messrs
Bass and Kennedy. Of Bitter Rot. who
went on Wednesday by private conveyance.
| and Mcsers. W. 3. Dance. u. p. Newcomer.
E. d. Aiken and jos. A'xcr, who left via
Silver Bow with Dances hays ahead "f them
"n Thursday. Mr.. Isaac Dan IT Silver
B,w was also to leave on Thursday
"r Friday. Baron O'Kecfe has gone ""
lIelcns. Major Jno. Owen WAS at last advi'
ces ut Misson'a, but It 10 presumed he will
go Ia the Legislature.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for April.
price 30 cents. contains the following se!cc>
ton 1T choice New Music:
Meath the Waves her Spirit wsndcrs.
song. by Stewart; N" Little One I" NEE,
mr, song aud chorus. Pratt; Think 1t me
sometimes Maggie. s"ng. Stewart; Think Of
me, darling, s'ng and cl"rus. Miers; GI"r's
I'slri. No !. /" r. banks; Alicluis, the
CrDwn IN on the Vicim's brow. Dressler {;
Children 1T God. rcWice and sing. Hopkins;
March violcir. Polka Msxurka. I hands
P.sher; N'wny Checks Polka, uarmis'oun;
Christmas Gifts March. Kinkel; Poet and
Pcas-nt. Pscher; Mollie Darling. Trsnscr'p
tiOn. k,nkrl.
The sb'vc pieces nre nls" printed in sheet.
form fr0m the same plates, snd sell for -. %.
You can SECURE the music by sending the
Publisher 80 cents for the April nun,ler III
Peers Nxsic"l Monthly. or the last -four
numbers will lie sent for 81. Address, J. l..
Peters, 500 Brwdwsy, New York.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-04-12

HYxxxlAL.- Last evening Thomas T.
Clohecy. the gentlcmanly cashier Of The
Saturn Smelling works. whose artistic sye
and refined nature srcoun,s for bic love o.
the beautiful and partially for Roses, wsa
married. u Mis- Kate Rose, n l'er fsilsr'a
residence, by the Rev. B'>h"p Tot'lc. II Y
not fr,m any feeling prompted ~ thai
sparkling" package sent to the Jssrs"
Office. but frum the Mdtom ct our hearts
that nc wish them joy. snd express The
,scrct| hope iha. ,l.sir path thrsaxh lifc may
bs str.wn with Ruscs Clak 4isiaS Jssv'
xsl March s..
Nr. Ch,becy was formerly Of Montana.