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THE NADlsONIAN."- Montana b 10 havp
another Newspaper. II will In published st
Virginia City, N. T.. be Democratic in
politics, eight columns, l9S ems plea measure
-e6x3S inchcs-and 10 name will b. "71e
AHdissstaa." NJ. Thomas Dcyarmen.
present Sheriff Of Madison conn,y, will We
understand be publisher and proprietor.
The name of the editor II NJ, ye, stated.
''Tom" has been Handsomely encouraged in
his enterprise, has sent 10 81. Louis for
material, snd - som - Il arrives will ding
his banners to The breeze and q Handsome
paper to preparing sabscrihers. I, does
NOT seem that under ordinary circumstances
paper 10 Virginia In opr,sition 10 the
lssseaiss could BE- supported, but the
county o6lces are oil 6lled by Democrats
who OF courss w,li give their patronage 10 =
party paper; there b . large nativity of
readers who prefer pronounced political
paper even II Of opposite beliefs. and
thesc b 70 BE- Congressional eIccston mex,
year. "Tom" b . practical printer. 10 popu
lar. would otheswiss have leisure on his
hands after Nov. Let, and ~ hiss dstssmteed
10 ny It. We will give The new papGv .
welcome 70 The circls, and hops ip go Il
fo!6l1 tho best ansicipalioos q IT. psnjscass
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CAsslMERE PANTS,
Lana, su,,
Black lDoeskln Cashmere Pants.
Cheviott Shirts.
Jr't Received BY
T.. L. BONNER SEQ.

TIE kANoUs. CAsE.-Thc kanousc ex,
animation. wherein II. A. Kanousc VA
charged with killing James Ns,nrs, was
closed few days ago AMI the prisoner dis.
charged from custody on the ground tina,
the offense was not committed within the
limits of Deer Lodge county. The opinion
was further Rivcn-alihough extra udicial,
We presume-lhat there Vas no probable
cause for believing the defendant guilty.
The examination was had before G. E. Ir.
vine, J. p. sitting 40 Committing Magis,
tratc. The following is . condensation Of
the record in the case from his books:
''l m% k :: ns.'''' As''o" for Murder
This action wss commenced on the 18th
Of April, 1873. by Chas. 4. Warren, fling
ne complaint charging that the defendant
III: A: kanOuse) did during the year 1872.
wiIfully murder ono james Majors, in the
County Of Deer Lodge snd Territory Of
Montana" Warrant WAS issued on same
day, and placed in the hands ut the Sheriff
for service. On the 18th Of July. 1873 ohe
warrant not having been rciurne.l) nm alas
warrant wss issued. and defendant brought
into court July 10, 1873; subprnss were
Issued tor witnesses for prosecution and
defense and given to officers tor service
On August 9Th, witnesses Tor prosecution
being oil present their testimony was taken:
witnesses for defense not being present the
case was adjourned until August Is, when
Charles Rowe WAS examined for defense and
case again adjourned for defendants wit
ncsses. August 22d, 1871. the examination
Was resumed; joseph Will and II. Brick.
man were examined for defense. and the
evidence closed. Motion of District At,or-
ney Robinson for . continuance Of the case
WAS ovcrrulcd. The case then being argued
and the court fully advised. the court finds:
That there is no probable cause To believe
the defendant guilty, and It appearing 10
the full satisfaction of the court that the
homicide WAS committed In Chotcsu county,
without the jurisdiction of this court, il
IS therefore ordered that the defendant, II
A. kancuse, be discharged from custody"
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LOCAL N EWS

A Coop STRIFE ON PiPEsroNE.-DOc
l. W. Wnodru II camo over from the new
strike on P'pcstonc on Wednesday evening
and gives US the following account Of the
stampede and that which led to Il. In 1850
there was quite II stampede from Alder 10
Little Pipcs,one, partics getting ss high ~
81 80 To The pan, but the gulch being very
1nt md hard 10 open these holding claims
In IL drif!cd away to more available dig.
gngs. III March OF this year, James Dax-
ter. Dick Craig md - Tut started in 70
prospcc, the gulch At a point about IL miles
from Paul's on the Virginia and Helena
stage ro"d. about II quarter mile above where
the old discovery was ana three miles below
s'ann"rd's mines. They run . Gu, until
they hsd II feet faccOn II, and then sunk
ss'aft 10 feet. Al 81 feet from the surface
they struck streak Of cement II feet thick.
and Immediately under ii bed of gravel
prospecting very high--&3 10 four pans Of
gravel. This was Aug. 81. Keeping quiet,
they sent for Corbett TO survey II. aud having
taken 20 actes apiece. on the 18Th gave on.
the word 10 the friend.. and the stampede
began. Up to Saturday some so or 70 men
had driven their stakes and the entire rulch
was s'aked for seven miles. each locator
being allowed 400 feet of ground. STAN.
peders were still coming in from the valleys
and as fur away - Virginia. Doc. Wood.
run and three friends got the 1000 feet iu,-
medla'e'y above discovery. The gravel 10
tn'd to prospect evenly oil over the 1876
feet shaft. and Doc. thinks '.if It don't dig
OUT It Is the biggest mine ever struck In
Montana The discovery company were oil
ready IL nine when they hnG the survey
made and by this time ore sluicing. There
is sbo"t 10 inches Of water In the gulci, .,
present. We hope the new diggings will
ho'd up to expectations. and 10 hear good
reports from i, as clean ups are made.
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We are indebted 70 Wm. Peck, ESQ,
Clerk and Recorder Of Besverhsad County,
far the following items: Business affairs ID
the town arc moving along quietly, bot u
successfally y usual.
The new jail, I" cost >l.ooo. l. nearly
conpleted, and will l's . creditabls iassnesl
for evil doess, Ut whom focr are now in
imbo-AcCjain, HinesmAn and Ruge. Ia.
Tie coach robbery In 1871, and Price. who
stands c'mmitsed for isial II the next term
Ut cOart for The murder Of Nantsl down
The Corinne rad s0me weeks since. rive
were 10 crrns In stating that Mccoy, aocee-
sosy after Tho tact 10 The coach robbesy. bed
bsrs arrested. lie Is ssppa,sed 70 he in New
1exioo. and will not be sent Tos.l
Mining movsments in ne Blus Wing dis.
srice ass psugressio9 favnsably. Beam 4
ootth, of eAe Delmonis lode, ass taking
MT oorstdssable rich orc, wh,eh shey a.
shippssg, pen to swsnssa, wsles, sons 10
vtsibssg. ssd occasionally haach 70 Call,
fosniA H. Bassaca Ditch Compsay and
whssss Das Company ~ working fsll
toscs os hasds an ihe bars eoushO tow
end In ~ esess-h both taking cut eoed
00uey.
\. J. G. TayI"r and wife t,hs Ma
6esss Z Taybs Who ~ writes nasy and
sood poen6 TT ~ Nsv Mos1u wxss).
WIN shsesly y n virsisia q sosis 70 ~
0sgssEA HI
~ Assessa. SAsaon Z e.. ags sunaine !
. sianp IN and developing ssvessl jeaas b
~ a<igbeushsod; Rsssa = O.. hass q
ssosass = - ~ l'asl tDds, sn1 80 doing
We)l 9jeh u. 80 llbaosstsa. -
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The Supreme Court During ito recen,
session In Virgins City fixed the time for
holding court in this Judicial Distric: q
follows:
At Deer Lodge Cisy-2d Monday In April.
9TH Monday in December and lss Monday
In December.
At hissouls City-4,h Monday In June,
and tho second Monday in October.
At Bsnnack City-1st Monday in June,
and I'd Monday In October.
John Potter and John L. Murphy Of Gal
lstin county, were appointed u. 8. Cour.
Commissioners under the laws Of the United
States.
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Local BreVities.

Hank Walton has in 100 tons Of hay,
L'ush, II ~ per ton.
The Court House officers ore renOvatjpe
and niting up their rooms pleasantly sad
BEAUTIFULLY.
The Gazette ssys Mr.. Henry echodde has
made arrausements with bic creditors and
will resume freighting.
Another one Of those enjoyable social
dances VAS announced for Friday evening
at the McBurney House
Mr. Olin has been shippisg nne ripe
tomatoes to neighboring camps this week.
They sell at 50 cents per pound.
The storm on Wednesday demolished that
iine grove of cotsonvoods growing on The
branch In Henry Jacobs enclosure.
n. Doolcy 10 now running hrss class
restaurant ntYrsks. Nm. Susan Iant0n
will open . store 1t the same place this
week.
ALout e1eoo have been subscribed for the
Presbyterian Church. Al soon % the
amount reaches $500 The contract for the
building will be let
The Tresdwster Bar company were work.
ing through their rim rock last week bat
cleaned up e1!5 Hereafter they expect
good runs. The claim 10 opening we'll
Rev. J. r Russell left on Friday morning
- supply Rev. Mr.. Rommell'S Japil Rev.
Rommell arrived here on Friday evessing
and will preach at the Court Houss Sunday
n II a. On. Sud 8 p. u.
There's grad deal said about back
pay" By newspapers. Let some Of our de.
linquent sul'scribsrs throw ihsir greeubscks
In sight, and ven take ''bsck pay" with .
good deal 1T glsdnsss.
Groves = Hoffman. delivering hay 10 n.
@. Walton fro0 Tie Heath ranch Ok miles
below town, On Thussdsy hauled 10 6ve
and half tons II AaVss one wagon With
6vs yoke o. cassle. eoassody siss 70 thae
NJ. q. .. Cnsegrevs Ne ovw from Lss>
cpln thss ~. ed lelt word thae % NJ
srssas bsynsd. ne hills. D. ~. CRIB -
psssassed ~ billiard rom - sables h
Sjnssncss saIoos Nd = pssps,saoe a ~
neaieaal CANA
Evssybody = respected 70 aasisa ID s'The
Last Rsas of 0smm.s b nesrow, Sosday, |
mmnisG. In srns laai,sdss Tile cAusus b
posspesed sstil 0spssahcs 91ss. tst lts
sssssilly esad rising Aess q shaa seasea asd
psnpls dom Me = ~ % ~ &C."
A'sx. Lss ~ pnpslas east roase 6sts9
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NEw Strike NEAR CEDAk.-We &C.
owledge the following item from Col. D..
B. Jenkins. of Cedar Creek, under date Of
Aug. 10: "A big stampede has been 90.
ing on for The past three days to Trout
Creek. har having been struck on that
creek prospecting from Is cents to $50 to
The ran. Tom Fox, Charley Morse and
Jim Given arc the lucky ones. The dig.
gipgs were struck the first day ont, and
from el5 70 go taken on. with the Dan.
One piece weighed $3.50. Twill know more
about It when some of the s,s,npcders re-.
turn. I saw the gold that VS. taken out: oil
Ut II 10 coarse. From present knowledge
Trout Creek bids fair 70 be . rich mining
camp"
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E0r 6as chewing lobaccoe 3 . N.

ErlsooPAL Bishop Tssals Appointed q
sbs committee fos d. Jans Parish Soe -
ensuing year MsassA ". A. Olask. G. n.
Bowie, Tbomss Aspllng. Thoaas q. lsviss
b.. ed +. 9. Stsekpole - Nossidesshos
amount Of ssoaey y dep1siesd q isaesssa
Sos ~ tsneos of ~ D. Jones Chasc1
Bstidlne Esad. ssd ths niehep = h hnpss
shas ~ day = soe dissent wbes = shaDe -
dssae6 ~ psups9 eloe - oDos - asoove
oee1poeies = - ~ - ~ bai16laO q
~ G1QgoAs
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PATENT IssutD. Giles 8. Olin 10 Ia
receipt of notice from Mum = Co., that
United States Patent ~: issued 70 him
Aug. Is, 1879. on bic rcw plan for the Ar
Management sad spplicasioa Of power 70
Quarts mill batteries, the model Of which
We gave somewhat extended descriptions
OF about year ago. We belivs he psisci.
pie good one, and hope Il win prove ~
muncfstlve.
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SroLEN HORSES. - Two men, sent by
commissioner Drunot and Agent Peasc 10
recover "a head Of horses alleged to have
been stolen from the Crows by Nee Pcrccs
and Fntheads. returned from M,ssouls
county on Thursday, having seen the horses
o"t not having succeeded In recovering
mem. They have gone to the Crow Agency
TO report.
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THE NEW NORTHWEST.
e,h.er;be New Tor Winter Rssdsse'

,,.,,,, cause Of the high price Of ne~spspcss
J., ,,.,,,a .. the .xtra,tdinary expense Of canvas
49,. To-, .uhs,,ibcr. and collect Ing In remote ana
.,-,,. ,,pn,a,c,i districts. And then. very many
n,,.on. tompnin ut the importantly Of canSsss'nS
,,r,. We have therefore concluded 10 ohcT sptc's'
,Iuh rates for senson. dispose with the cAhsasshe
,,,hod daring it, trial. and adopt II permanently "
u,,,,. advantageous. We PROPOSE 10 tufnlsh IhE
XIV Sor1u WEST 10 clubs ut reduced rates. The
theory IL 10 give subbscrbcrs the bencnt o. pe'"G
their own agent. aud doing away with the travelling
c,rya...r.. The following will be until December
81, 1913. IL"
,LrB RATES % NEW NoHTn-wEsr:
cLuBs o. FIVE.
Five corIr, one .....'tSs ~
Five Cvpicr six months. ~ w
CLtBs or TEN.
Ten copies one year ~
n, IA ruJy- Fix DDHths - w
cLrBs Of TwEhTY.
Twruiy cOpics one year. .....'...'"S.w ~
Tvrlt, c.Jlirs Elk months. ............ =" w
r., obtain these ra,c- the names Of Subscribers max
ra the club u.t all be cent 1t one time, accompanied
by The cash. A potion may be- for one year ana
nation for slI months. Money orders or registered
tiers may lie scot at onr risk. Rcceips viii be re-
,utued by maIl t. the person sending the CLUB. Tor
each ruh-cn"r.
hub rubsCribefs may rcceI'c thcH I"Pe'e ~ "'"S'
on, offices II desired change from one address 70
,n,th.r At any time. Papers mailed In single wrap
ur,. To nuy po-tUtiirc In the United States without
c,.a charge. TO prepay postage 10 any Office !" the
United s,u,". will require ~ cents additional Ier IN.
num- Canadian postage prepaid. 81 per annnn.
Former subrcribcrs can become club Subscribers from
dat. to which they have paid.
We nicipnr these terms will be favorably received
in many. aud more especially the remote. communal.
,ir. ia several OF which clubs have been formed nnd
sent to ne and respectfully solicit little effort ny
rrpd- In the different camps to make up lists at the
above rates.
Having now In stock, or in transit, paper Of this
quality sufficient for year and ALEC complete new
Gr".. of type. It Is hoped TUE NV NoRTn.WEsr
Val I've worthy and worth the money that will procure
il.
Asit har been said u would have taken that New
Sogru WEST ling ago II anybody Ind ever asked
me- rt this be accepted mort cordial invitation,
personal aud general 10 everybody who reads 1t. aud
We assure them their fayors will be 40 gratefully ap
precia,cd NJ though they collected personally.
Any one making up club ~ now M agent to all
in,cn,s and purpo-eu. Who will bc the arst to re.
spond:
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PIoNsEs CRY, August 81. 1873. +,
To the Editor Of the Herald:

PioxsER CRY, August 81, 1873,
To the Editor Of the Herald:
Looking over your Daily of the 18th inst.
] notice m article where the School Direct
ore Of Deer Lodge had turned out . little
hoy five years old because of bis color.
Now, Mr.. Editor. ! am Q col0red man: have
beeu . resident of Deer Lodge county for
the past six years, and know something
about school affairs in said burg Of Deer
Lodge.
when they were raising funds to build
their school house, they called on the col.
oresi population 10 subscribe. telling them
that it would he a school conducted without
prejudice N class, color Nr creed: and 20 II
was, until this little African sought to die.
pute the way In search for knowledge.
MoNTEzUNA.
!, d unnecessary to question the au,hen.
city of the above: When Satan tempted his
Master it 10 not recorded that the Master
raised the point with him - to whether or
not 10 was playing . game Of false pre-
lenses" In the ownership of lands. II 10
sufficient 70 say tie Deer Lodge school Aosss
'sns 6xik b. IL psoeeeds II tosstion in ahis
Dissrics. Pioneer 10 not in this District,
No subscriptions were ever asked or re.
ceived. We rest the case here.
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Description o. the Prizes,
Walsvs ssd GU Frames.

Figures, 6rssps, Etc, Walsut & GIL
II The Madonna Of the Chair, after
Raphael, size 2szSl, walnut and
IS Angela. :ize 2s1so. flu.ed vslnu,
II Theresa, size ss1So, fluted walnut
and gilt. .::.:...:.... q
Is Tie Sleeping Beauty, e6xS0, nuicd
walnut and gilt. .......... s.
10 Behind the 6eenes, sire 22x36,
Berlin gilt frame. 4
II The Welcome. size s2xso, walnut
10 Our Opposite Ncixhbor. sire oossl.
carved walnu, and gill;. 800. q
10 Behind the Scenes, sire e0x24. pol.
ished walnut and gilt. 80. 3:
30 The Enchsniress. siss 17x28, poll
ished walnut aid gilt. ....... q
81 Ms:dsuhood, s,.e l7x23, polished
walnut and gilt. 81
g IIove's Melancholy. sire 1884, fiu>
ted combination. gill walnut. >, "a
q "Why Don't He Conner sire 10x2l
fluied CON. binat,op, gils walnut q
- The Enchantgess, size 17x2s, wal.
nut and gilt. II
Is Msideuhnod, size l7x2s, walnut
- Mother md Child, sis. ie.sa, Val:
81 Cross and rie..:, sine is:is, .:i: -
not and gilt frame, .,,...... Is
. Don's Know Which 70 Choose, sise
1884 gilded walnut. -. g
20 The Frat Cigar. siss 1884, s,lded
N IT, n~.,r.. r :,;:: a.. ;c.ss -; ~
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CoRSEsforoENcE.

CHS NEW Nosfn-wssF solicits coanun,catioas
- nassn q Public Interest from oil localities. Per
fees freedom 10 seconded in the choice a theme and
s0pss fssse 10 eeseinsnt and expressioa, 10 Il ID
confined 70 reasonable limits. We cannot therefore,
assume In advance responsibility for the views OF cor
respondeata)
Correspondents viii please 1. Ill casss. accompany
co0munieatiUos With their NAME
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Arrival aud Departure Of Nails At the Dce'
Lodge Post Office.

rsipw p. r. H.. COnlNNE. AND c. r. X X
Arrve-Dniy. at. ..'.'....'.'. .....'sap p ~
Depart " .............. ........ 80. o. I'D
BLAcKrooT, HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EAsrERS PART
or MONTANA.
Arryr--Daiy. M...........Sp. m.
D,u,lf-- Daily it,. q. ~.
SILVER Bow. BrrTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CRY.
Arrivc-.Evcry alternate day, at............ sP m.
Depatt-- :" - at............. 3n. m.
ENxETsguRG, pHiLLIrsBUR8 CABLE CRY. AND
BEAR
Arinr--Evcy alternate day at..............a p. m.
DEPART. j" I" ...... ........3n. m.
P,Hss rEAK PIONEER MlssorLA. CEDAR CHEEK
AND MALTA WALLA
Arrives Daily =. :. ................ At : p. m.
pcinris-- " ..... .................MSa. IN.
GERMAN AND FRENCH GrLCH
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
kN-All mails will close the night previous to their
departure nj 10 D. M
OsricE lIoUns-9a a. M, TO 8 p m. Sundays, 10 to II
m: 5tOSp.m
Up. euSHER e, 70 and 81 Merchants Exchange,
10 our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
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FROM QUARTZ CREEK.
1ast olg W1ggst- WsstA q Pssssas -,
0OO-31e 000taaiaaAs 116O ovessiee1.

IDEroR Nsw NeRrn.wss1:-
One OF our Quartz Greek miners. q. n.
Rising) worked in Dead.w0oi 0ulch, Q
tributary of Snow Shoe, with other parties
In 1865, where they found gold nugget
which they sold to King & Gillette for
thirty.two hundred and twenty. four (t3,.
2S4 6O) dollars and eighty cia In gold, st
eighteen dollars per ounce; at the presen,
price Of gold, something over $500 In
currency; % that the Aeasaaias's big nugget
looks small. Two of our successful miners
arc leaving here IN the morning for the
States, to taste the sweets of civilization
after some fifteen years of mountain life;
JOY 90 with them. there are great many TO
90 yet. We hear Of prospecting parties In
oil directions, but no strikes.
URsA MINOR.
QUARTS CHsEk, II. + Aug. -, 1879.
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DEER LODGE, Angus, %. 1878.
10 aaron Ross. Cc,ssae:
Bring Hstfey. Reward f4OO aud no
grumbling. Be careful he does not slip
you. CnAs &. WARREN, Sheriff.
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AND AT LOW PRICES.
APP HT low rEicEs.
AND AT LOW PRICES,

WIN. Coleman has the finest asoogtmeos
Of toys II the city.
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For Sale,

-Four tieod Mules, Harness and Wagon.
We have for eale Four Good Mules, Harness and
Wagon, tiptop couplcts outAs for lreighsine. etc.
which will Be- sod n bargain II applied Tor zoos.
MURPHY, KENYON b co.
Inquire q CDAA xURy1y, DsER Lopsx. - -
JADBs TAIssr1. P~nss@ 1sU
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Fall Stock Now Arriving,
T AIDES DRESS GOODS, ETC.,.
ELANNELA, WOOL slIAwLs AND sCARFs.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Adapted Especially Nor Fait wear.
Finest Stock yet Inpssssd.-
Arrivt'sg Daily BY Erpreas.
Z. 1. BONNER B. co.

HATIEY CAPruRED.-We we're handed
the following just before going to press. I.
explains itself:
CoRIxSE, August 90. 1873
10 Sheriff Warren, Deer Ledge:
/ have got Haffey; what rewardi Does
tue 900 stand gooi3 AARON Rosa
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DIED

Tus1lD-At Salt Lake city. Utah, August IL ,e7A Of
yheopioG coaxA ksthesiDe. Only daughter 81
bashop D. .. and Harriet n. futile. aged six
0ooths and twsaty-shrse daya
Tbs beseavsd fatsss and mother have The sipcers
sympathy Il many fieDds IN their lose. and ~ trust
thea Wis Povdsoss that has taken away their twin
chidrea within lev mooths may b,sss with many
yesrs and usefal lives their bright boys.
BAfsnAN-At Sheridan. Montana August ia ls7A
Charles bsesnan, In bic thirteenth year. son Of Il.
p. 0aee0an.
DooLs1-Io the wife OF Patrick Dooley, st Bear.
town August 81, lSSa. . boy.
CA1lIn-On Skalksho. B. r valley, Sunday, August
y, 1919 to the wife Of John b. Catliu. q daughter.
Special Notices.
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II y0u want doe candies 20 to
200 WV. CoIEMAN'a.
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DEER LODGE planning MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We hsvs The Largest and best Assorted Lamher Yard
10 The Territory, II oonnscaioo with The shove.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
Ioutf DANCE D MURPHY, Prspdses,.
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Bishop Tattls's Appsiatnsats
Sunday, August ~. 8 r. H., Argenta.
Friday August ~. + r. H.. 3anhack.

PRgsByTBRiAH.-Servccs will he held at the Court
House 1T ~ n. IN. md y. IN. tomorrow. Rev. w
J. Noinneii, Officiating.
Y .ioH Sunday School nj the Court uousc At ~ r.
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At Charles Blums.
At Charles Blums.
At Charles BUNS.

CONE AND 0EE,
CONE AND SEE.
CONE AND SIZE.
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-30
Beautiful Summer Gods,
Beautiful Summer Goods.
Beautiful Summer Goods.
IN INFINITE VARIETY.
in INFINITE VARIETY
IN INFINITE VARIETY,
IN INFINITE VARIETY,

Now Receiving Or In Store.
Now Receiving Ut In store,
Nov Receiving Or In StOrs,
Now Receiving or In Store,
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-12-17
A House Of our Own.

Next to being married to the right
person there is nothing so important in
ones life as to live under ones own
roof. There is something more than q
poetical charm in the expression of the
wife.
1--WE have our cosey house; it is
thrice dear to us because it is our own.
We have bought it with the savings of
our earnings. Many were the soda
fountains, the confectionery saloons,
and the necessities of the market We
had to pass many a time my noble
husband denied himself of the comfort
of tobacco, the refreshing draught of
beer, wore his old clothes, and even
patched up boots; and /, o, me made
my old bonnet do, wore the plainest
clothes, did the plainest cooking !;
saving was the order of the house, and
to have q house of our own had been
our united aim. Now we have it /; there
is no landlord troubling us with rails
ing the rent, and exacting this and that.
There is no fear harbored in our bosom
that in sickness or old age we will be
thrown out of house and home, and the
money we haye saved which otherwise
would have gone to pay rent, is suffi-
cient to keep US in comfort in the winter
days of life"
What q lesson do the above words
teach, and how well it would be if hun
dreds of families would heed them, and
instead of living in rented houses,
which take large share of their earn
ings to pay the rent, dress and eat ac-
cordingly, would bravely curtail ex-
penses, and concentrate their efforts on
having " a home of their own" Better
cottage of your own than q rented
palace.