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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-22

LIBRARY AssOCIArioN.--Att the meeting
Of the Association OH last Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing fonr months President,
James III. Mills: Vice President. Miss II.
Lawrence; Secretary, Mrs. o. b. O'Ban-
non. Treasurer. DR.. l.. +. Holmes; Libra
rian, VIM. Hyde; Executive Committee,
o. b. OBannon, Addison Smith, Miss
Jennie Resncr; Committee Oh Exercises,
Hiram Knowles, Mrs. Addison Smith. Miss
Ida Wilcox. Prof W. Egbcrt Smith was
appointed Critic for the next meeting. A
resolution to lease reading rooms for the
Association on Main street was referred to
committee consisting Of Doctor L. E.
Holmes, o. B, O'Bannon and Prof. Smith,
to report next Tuesday evening. On mo-
ton, the hour Of meeting was designated
for p. m. The Committee designated .
series Of exercises for the next meeting,
when it Il hoped there win Be . full and
prompt attendance n members.
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I.t)(CA l. y H. w =.

Tm>>k>"i>i>" DAY.--It has been 81 i'll.
irlihiul.y too. that IMAM is a religio
creature. Every "ur w,r>lil,S something
SOME with h"|"r aspirations giving
hoInag, +" the Great Ruler. whether they
Worship il ~ Fire. Spirit or God, and others
l">>,r things. even down uni" those who
worship themselves. For many a day it
Ia, been customary in stately pc:iti"nimg
blessings tod" ii on an empty stomach.
" hir happier Thought of comprn>ltilg
NitU!. tiiin ,ia, IN acknowledgement of
rlnIr receipt Che ina man should /" glad
and fun. And :" came about til" idea of
fnHn, ,4him,. Day associated with good
hnllrI>. and III, ~s,rl h he vino first had
thr Thought II j. Il human inspiration. for
tlr "~prtIiirs of lie are never =" rounded
and yr:ni'l,s. nor the good things more
gratefully appreciated than wien 1.-The
image "l his maker" has his individual
pantry with good caprm lined or
,irimalr To- that effect. There is more gc,lll-
ia" good nature in the world within an hour
after dinner than in all the other twenty
three combined. Thursday next the eth
inst, is the day designated for this annual
feast. friendship and tAl things the day of
iamii, reunions. the essential American
ll"Ihn,. over I'll the land it viii he OBJ
served with .r'nIran rites, tables for
affairs and "1sirliurhry the Sav"ry sacrifice.
imd ~ M'ii'amIimS celebrate The day may
''rN emotion. from palate t" heart. be
81 nn.l"l"h pleasure. with never an ,ln-
.~"nrd joke "r joint. nor 4 memory
reflection would turn with ficr toward the
wall.
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County School Statistics.
Main Street, Deer Lodge

The annual report OF the County School
Superintendent contains the following items
Of general interest for which we are indebted
to the courtesy Of Addison Smith Esq.
County Superintendent
Whole number Of persons Of school age
in the county. 5:;1. OF these - per cent.
attended school during the year. and the
average attendance Of those enrolled. 81
per cent. Number Of organized districts in
the county. IA: number of school houses, s.
valued at SO. $50. including furniture. apm,-
r.,tl,s and libraries. Number of teachers
certificates issued during the year Ii. Of
which ) were first class. 4 second class and
: third class. OF the teachers employed
during the year. five were males and nine
females: average compensation to male
teachers $500; to females. SIS. IS; amount
Of money apportioned during the year,
$9.32S.92: number Of months school. 6S !:
average cost tuition for each scholar for
month. $500. In Blackfoot District No. 4.
the cost of tuition per month was $2.j1. the
lowest, and in Deer Lodge District. No. /.
$2.G5; the highest. in Butte District No. ,.
which was Sl3.7ss. The net proceeds of
special taxes. all in District No. 1, s., 1914. 10.
which amount was raised for building pur-
poses. Receipts in General School Fund
and apportioned for year were as follows
From county tax. $1.939. 50
Fines from Probate Judge 1900
Fines from Justices Courts 800
From Frcdrckson Estate 9j69S
Total $500. 80.
Amount on hand at beginning Of last year.
$l.:S1.2?: balance on hand at end of year
Oct. 81, 1873. and not apportioned. Sio2. iG.
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TirASanS, WALLA VI ALA Co., ". ".
IDITOE New EuIrH WE-r:--
If you have any regard io" the future
welfare "l ,your soul (ii printers have any,
you will send me IN equivalent in New
North WE>rNRs to the above address for
the enclosed collateral. Nuf Ccd.
saw Ed Stone in the two Wallas. lie
is as happ" as the day is long. Our friend
Billy Hardness is building Il cage with Il
MansarL root. think l,c will soon have Il
bird in it.
have bought Il ranch here. for which
paid 81. 700 in coin. SD that am pcrma-
ncntly located. We are having the lovclcst
kind of weather. and 50 far have had II"
Fall rains. Which will make it bad for
stock. There bcin. Ii" green grass, fears
are entertained that stock will fare poorly.
Give kind wishes to all. bnt more par
ticu!ayly to the Gcyscr boys.
Yours truly,
{. \. MCCABE.
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Local erevities.

Vim. Coleman received n large invoice of
apples this week.
Thank >giving sermon 10y Rev. Hugh
Duncan next Thursday.
Oats and potatoes will he among the
"srarritics this winter.
i little rl,ariyari on Wednesday evening
was not an unqualified success.
\ Deer Ledger who lost $3.50 recently
attributes it I" the "slrinka." in values"
now )" prevalent in the East.
+. Ilir>rh. a, R">cmtl,al's store. manu-
f",,lrr. Montana icwclry. and repairs
watches in the best manner.
The Main Strcctcr> have that thorough
fare rs clean and smooth AZ floor. That
for nk>giving Cleanliness is next t"
G"llncs>.
Old type on outside of to-'lay'> paper {:
new typ" imi'lr. We think the latter will
commend itself /" readers after it gets
down +" it, work.
The Deer Lodge boys are in luck this
,car--,lIry know already where they will
get Tlank>.i ing dinners unless some acute
presidential circumstance in'crl"n-cS.
Court c"nyrnrs on the first Monday of
December. The Indications are ii will he
Tia" busiest. most important. and longest
term that la, been hcl, here for three or
four years.
Creighton 4 Go. Slipped from C"rinnc n
few days since five or six carloads of ore
from Montana. There was only five or
eight ton, of M"ntana-b"und freight in
C"rinr last week
\ gentleman VIII" rampe,l recently on the
road between Missoula and Cedar says he
found a number of Territorial newspapers
lying 10y the roadside. We presume they
were lost accidentally by some one carryin.
Il package from 4 post office to subscribers.
And still the weather holds good. TIA
few days of it could only be .jammcd. pre-
served. dried on strings. packed in oats.
put away in a iirr-pr""f. sailed down.
stacked up. or even canned. how handy
they would come when the white bug flies.
"A good advertisement in Il widely circu-
lated newspaper. is the best Of statesmen.
II is Il salesman who never sleeps. and is
never weary ; vii" goes after business early
and late. who acc"stS the merchant in lis
shop the scholar in his study. the lawyer
in his office. the lady at her breakfast table {:
VIII" can be in thousands Of places ut once.
and speak t" thousands of people, saying to
each one the best thing in the best manner"
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t2g.,,,s AT III: Scori HOUSE,
Deer L,i:c. nontaaa tor the Weak End.
iag Nov. -. 1879.

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Personal.

Messrs. VIM. II. Clasctt. o. =. O Ba mon
and Geo. W. Irwin returned home this week.
Mc>>rs. Seth Bullock and J. 4 Sherwood
of Helena were over Thursday-'' on Off
cial business :.s Perry would say.
Col. Henry \. Blake Of Virginia goes to
the States about the 1st prox. Mr.. II. F.
Williams Of B"zcman will attend t" Mr..
BIS Office and business during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. G. Birlscyc and Miss
Mary Clark We're at the McBurney House
Thursday, and will .c"mc into the Valley,
Maud. again when the gentle Ficmeil
disp"rt to music. December 4th.
wesley" went to lrcka this week. As
Il san Franciscan wrote a few days az" ''ie
has a good name to start subscription
revival" Yes: but his "protractcd meet
ings' are held with those who refuse to be
c"n> crtcd.
Tho san Francisco CkroairI. says "Ino.
J.. Sabin succeeds John l.. Gamble rs SUI
I"rintendent of the Supply Department ri
the Western Union Telegraph Company on
this coast" We believe this is the gentle
man formerly in the W. L. I. Office at
Helena.
Mr.. john Gilbert wa. in from Blue Wing.
this week recording silver quartz lead Oh
Dog Creek near Grrcnwood. Gilbert Il Go.
last week took ont of the first pit they
"pcncd-l2XG fect-S5G, and water on bed
rock. They struck the quartz lead in the
same pit. Good work that.
Mcs>rs. Green \. kirtlcy Of Flint Creek.
and VI. Cooncy Of Cedar bound for San
Francisco and tlcrcabout> and Mr.. ID. VI.
Dunklcburs of Hell Gate Valley. bound for
Twvrrton. Pcnna. left for Corinnc by
private conveyance on Thursday. All will
be back by early spring. and it is not i'm
probable that another Pennsylvania will
come along.
NJ. Shanahaii, Chicago. tclcgaphs for
information concerning his brother. Ma or
Slmnal,:in. who left here some time since
for Washington. The Agent isO. X. lie
was detained beyond the time he expected
I" start. and then went rM st. 1.ouis and
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Road. instead of ria
Chicago as previously intended. OF this he
probably neglected 80 inform his brother
hence the telegram.
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~. ScIsi
The expenses for the past six months arc
much greater than they will be for the six
months following. owing to the making Of
necessary repairs on the building. purchas-
ing Of groceries, clothing, bedding, etc..
for the winter, and vegetables, oil etc, to
last until January LIST. 1874. The number
of days that convictS have been kept during
the six months commencing May II, 1878.
amounts t" 3.3l5 days. making the average
cost per day for each ri>oner-iMlu,ling
salaries of officers. guards, and all other
cXpcnses-X...0 3:,. while for the next six
months the expenses for the same number
of prisoners cannot. in my estimation, cX-
rcrd $i.H pcr'lay. thus making the cxpen-
>cs for the twelve. months 81, a93.1o."
The Warden follows this with a state
men. "f the moral condition of the prison,
til. discipline and rformatory methods.
the educating and the religious influences
brought t" bear upon Them and the results,
succeeding which are detailed tabular
statements of receipts and expenditures
for each month, convicts received and from
where, the nature of crime, length Of SEN
fences, nativity. etc. The prison is in
excellent condition, and the report shows
il to be economically conducted. The Di-
rectors made report at the meeting to the
Governor. who We presume will embody
the essential facts in his message to the
Legislature.
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REWARD FOR THE CASH Sheriff Ma
riOn offers $500 reward for James and 800
for Ed. Cash. The following are the
descriptions:
James Cash. % years old; SIT ) or in.
high round face small mustache beard
two week.. old: light striped pants black
hat {; white shirt with wooden shirt over.
Ed. Cash. Is or 20 years old oft. or )
in high; round face little or no beard ;
round shouldercd; dressed in gray clothes
partly worn: broad brimmed dIab hat
new boots. high heels. short toes, green
tops and wears them outside his pants.
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TERRITORIAL TRIAL JrRoRs.-ihc fol-
lowin. jurors have been summoned TO APP
pear at Deer Lodge December 81, 1873 Ill.
NJ. Hubbard. Eiackirot; Richard Knowles,
Hell Gate; John i. i'arri>, New Chicago !;
George McCausland. Butte J. Il. Wamp-
Ter, Butte; J. +. Harper, Lincoln; Charles
Brown, Nevada Creek; }. Il. Orr, Upper
Valley; George W. Irwin. J. II. Robert
son, Oliver Barnes, \. Elliott, n. Dickcn-
son, W. W. Prou&c, W. B. Dance, Deer
Lodge; Jacob Herman, Silver Bow; VIM.
Walker, Dempsey Creek John Williams,
Deer Lodge.
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GHNs1rAs Eve. BAll,
AT TIE McBURNEY HOUSE,
Wednesday Evening, Dec. Gath. 1879.
The Best Music will he in Attendance.
TICKETS Uncluding Supper $500.
A General Invitation is Extended.
MRS. LAURA J. SCOTT,
DEER LoDGE. NJ T. Nov Il. Isl,

DEER LODGE. NJ I. Nov Il. 1S.3 SEQ
MARRIED A CHISAwoMAN. - About the
silliest thing we have heard of a man doing
was that of Benz. Harris. Il well-known
resident Of jefferson Gulch. marrying a
Chinawoman named All Flu. in Blackfoot,
Oh Thursday evening of last week. The
matrimonial alliance is one in which people
are ordinarily accorded full latitude of
choice, and journalistic mention is limited
to invocations Of good. But the wedding Of
an intelligent, respectable, American citi-
zen with one Of the miserable creatures
known as Chinawomen, the lowest, most
degraded Of the race, preciuded maternity
and dedicated to shame, is outside the lin
its. We do not wonder that the citizens Of
Blackfoot have forbidden him to take her
away, under penalty Of tar and feathers.
And, as it appears the ceremony was per-
formed by Oliver, the Chinese interpreter.
and Is therefore illegal and void, it would
be the better course for him to renounce
the unholy, unnatural alliance, and leave
the pagan tn her kind.
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CoRREsFoNoENcE.

CrnE New NORTHWEST soiic,ts communications
matters of Public Interest from all localities Per
feet freedom is accorded in the choice OF theme and
ample range in sentiment and expression, so it Is
confined to reasonable limits. We cannot, therefore,
IN advance responsibility for the views OF cor
rcspoudcuts.I
.-l,on,rn,s vii! p!ca.r, in all Cases accompany
coininuLrit ionswih ;lIcr name.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
l, :. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. r.,

l. :. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. VI. r.,
November Eth, l>.:i.
Ah'lrll !!rl,PFNHn, whose po..otiicc ad lrrs.
= /! ln.E!E' i'rrr Lu: -r cnIniy, VI T. hj. t. d,q
III Il his apr Itun TO enter ~ arrIlirral Ilul mn.
"'t The ih"rmliion laws the IfltWr-t Vi3rtrr of
hh'i'd'i y lHt a!l southeast Il Girttr uI nu.i.u-i
i1ir! ai" hnlth hiii of southeast qUt T. >r,'iin,.
-! ~ l""n-i' No y 400 !, LII, - so |! west y hIcl
ad - sH-p ld't from entry. Notice |, hry, h, gwen
ii'i'' HrtIh- VIII b. hm 1t this oft c. on TIL :il-'
d'y :" n'"lH"'r. \ y no. at ~ o,ur. a m /, de-.
if'!i'n ~ 10 "a" nt'h, ii o. miutrh Character Il
II :! nl. a'! t'H'm"H' III I,>d uir iii i"Iriu.
WI re- 'aN" u. i"lr -. u. . H'!AnI ,,,H al CONF.
i. hi- uH!cr il nr,? 10 ice CIV, ON tl, n;,h d1y ri
ID rrAhrl, \ y !0.'i 70 o'c!u,. N.
u l. al'=rl III r. N" no kuuWn Miners uor mining
.miH"Ncnviis Ul.ou aid h.i.
". {. GUILD. REGISTER.
/ Nav t"Ntf. Niir1urN. ..-,,N
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OuAIIl RECoHDED.-Mr. John ". Gil
bert this week recorded the BETTY GILBERT
silver lodc-lJG0 fcet-!ocated near Green
wood fn the following persons: John W.
Gilbert. Lewis Shields. Thomas Hines,
Peter Dwycr aud James Gennett. The
vein is three feet aud II half and is pro-
nounccd by quartz men very rich.
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Gold and Silver Lodes, and P.acers.

Surveyed by Lyman & DcLacy, and pat.
'hi'h without cost of trip to Helena by
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kind,
81 public land business transacted by l.. B.
lyman former Register. Information free.
claimants will lind it greatly to their adj.
vantage by applying directly to or addrc Ks.
ing them by mail at Helena, NJ. T.
2eO. 3m
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SALE or RANCHE.-Mrs. l.. A. Cobcrly
this week sold her 16o-acr rancho on Flint
Creek to NcPhail Brothers for $3.50. She
has taken up new rancho on the Missoula
road two miles West Of Pioneer, will put
good improvements on it and establish a
dairy farm where the Pioneers can get tho
best butter made anywhere.
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HOLIDAY BALLs.-NIr. l.. Bclangcr will
give Christmas Eve Ball at his hotel,
Warm Springs. The dances there are al
ways glorious.
Mrs. Scott announces a Christmas Eve
Ball at the McBurney House. 1t is design
ed to make it grand affair. 1t is the first
ball announced by the enterprisins propri-
eteSs of the McBuncy House and all the
folks are :r"inG.
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New To-Day
NOTICE TO MINERS.
L. S. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, N. T.,
NOTICE TO MINERS.
L ;. LAND OFFICE,
I,ELENA. VI. L. NuNrmhrr ID

HELENA, VI. T., November 10, ls;& i
%ut.c' is hereby given that BENTON HOOVER,
wh0.r post oliSc address j. Pioneer, Deer Lo,! 20
County, /. has tbs DIV hrl his Application to
enter ~ a:!i Ui;rh lu!. III l.: the rgc emp, ion
law. the ; W I OF the T. ;. ct section II, and the
:: OF the /. !. ahd tn 4 4 "i the y W !, OF
sc. oU - Ia to"n~hip - nu.Ih OF rIisc II west,
whi' iand j. suspended trun vltry Notice Is hereby
GIVEN l.; hr,.rIn. vii h. hI 1T Ihis unct m 10
"'l"''t, M On the alh lat OF D'crintrr. \ D. l>;i
10 d"tr. mine 70 thu uitlrYl, or uut M ,,rl ru,.
ter ut -lid and ava testimony 10 b. u.rl uDou ,It
m"ui"- vii "' taken h IuIr DAMNED Kin. Ji,ti. III
ilr iCIrr. n hi. o!licc IN "ou',r II T. at aoclo,k
p III, on III 9Th day OF Orc@u \ -, iN,;.
II i aIlc-vt. th,,t thr.c 40 <4Jw.i miners or
naming improvement" Or intHi = Ciuns u ,,a -!i!
l.ud.
We. tiI!!,n, /! IL; r.
. H. ODASSoS, Atty ..,;
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WM. COLEMAN has just received three
hundred and fifty boxes choice California
fruits, wLcl, he now offers for sale cheaper
than ever. Call and examine his stock.
900
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Jew=lRY Aro WA1cHEs !
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIR
ED PROMPTLY AND SATISFAC-
TDRILY At REASONABLE
PRICES

H"e''y .M"~G'"'n'rA .tom W""t'nn Gold.
Having Located
AT NOSEETIIAE+ STORE. MIN ~TR;ET,
am prt Jared to m iraicturc je"rlrv o irivr gold.
to repair Watches and jcWrlry promptly and -raIautec
the SAM. Nv prices will be rrl-onth'.
lIavng had many year. experience il watch making
and jca"'int. am assure. in -uHri4t."in. c!.:"m
els COOL work.
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special Notices.
Notice Of Dissolution.

The Copar:ncTshp heretofore cSis:n. under the
firm name of Howe & llir>ch has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, +. IIirsch retiring A. u.
Howe assuming all the assets and liabilities of the
oil firm.
!. n. Rowe.
+. Ii i!>t'H.
Voc al o. VI r November 18TH. 1873, .2l-it
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY

STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS, MIsCELLANE-
Gus BOOKS,
Just Received this day direct from first Houses.
TUE STANDARD SCHOOL Books or MONTANA.
PAPER. STATES. cory BOOKS, PENS. INKS.
ETC, ETC., ETC.
1hs 1atsst Literary and Standard Dssks.
Bay before the assortment Is hruken.
~ p. 4 RRNYoN. Dsr LAde~
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BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.

BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.
l carry the LARGEST Stock in this line OF an
house in Deer Lodge county. and Will give Gus
TONERS the benefit in Low Prices, which M
advantages in maxim: extensive purchases enable m
to do.
An inspection nf Stock in STORE and WARE
HOUSE il respectfully solicited.
4 S!"clal,y IN Gents Underwear. at
Wholesale 81 Hrtnii.
Orders filed with care and dispatch.
CIIAS. BLUM,
N,ir A.rf.t n,n- .,,i.,c
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Me;rvpoIitan Billiard Rooms!
rHEER s DICKINSON,

liav the finest t9' stock in the West Side any
other side, and two n the hstruEniIg billiard tass
tn the Territory. Special invitations 70 IT," whole
co,ImUnify tO--cGnlc an sec u.
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Reduction Of Prices.
Jordan House,


Will bc charged ai tho JORDAN HOUSE.
The Tables will he Supplied viii, the
Best the Markrt Affords.
share Of Public Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
MRS. JORDAN.
Sun Pearl Binding.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
MORE ANTIQUE SILKS,

Fine .tock Of DocsIns. Cashmere and Beavers.
I.ace- and Fancy Gont!- of all Descriptions at
CIL\S BUNS.
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3OOO Yards Carpet, all Varieties, at

Persons in want Of cartridges and fixed
ammunition will d" well to call and cXam-
inc WIZ. CoLEMAS'. stock. a. he has the
largest and best assortment in the city.
2?9
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have just received Il fine lot of guns
and pistols. wlicl, ! will offer for sale
cheap. WV. COLEMAN.
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'h!' 'h"d I" Ms :r" urgently requested to
max" immediate payment.
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DEER Lonn-. October 1f. 1S..".

PAY Your TAXEs.-IIave you paid your
taxes? If not, don't defer it too lon.
On and after December list there will be
90 per cent. additional added to the amount
and ''gracious knows" the taxes are heavy
enough now. The Treasurer has no option
about this and if you are day late light
ming would not save you. Although large
proportion is yet unpaid, the receipts to
date are double what they were at the
corresponding time last year, showing that
the tax payers have been able to procure
more readily if not more easily this than
last year. Time is up week from to-day.
BE punctual.
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The Best Brands Of

The Best Brands Of
Bleach and Brown Mns!ins and Sheet n.s, Enbrotl
crir-, Ribbons and Fancy Good. in great variety.
Ladies, Misses aud Chiidrcns' Wooden Hosiery, O
Ill desert pit lone.
Ny stock Of Carpets and Floor Oh
Cloths cannot he cxccll,d in va,ityof
styles and quality Of goods.
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL. AND WINTER.
| am now Icccvin. extensive shipments Of new
Dress GOOds
Shawis.
California and States F!:uuel..
Linscys,
Cassim.rcs,
Twccds and Jcancs.
Blankets,
Ginghams,
Knit Goods, &c.