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victim OF youthful imprudenoe. csnsins pr-n1s-
tCre decay. nervous debility, etc, having tired In
VAIN every known remedy, has found simple SELF
cure, which lac vii seQd FRxE to his fellow sufferers
Address j. II. REEVES,
my24eoIySs 43 Chatham street Y Y
DH. ROBERTSON can be consulted svery
" "Wednesday and Saturday at his Ofltoe, 4T4
81 W. near 6tb st, adjoining National Hotel from
z TO 3 p m. on all diseases OF the Urinary Orxsns
Ana Nervous System Recent and Chronic Casoa
quickly cured All Female Complaints quickly cured
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most shattered constitution in four weeks Failure
impossible This hferestorins remedy should h
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In every case certain - thss wstor ouenches
thirst sS per case Sole Agent, Dr. JlE Js5OIIrs
University Plsce New York 40
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q
NEW IORK-ROTTERDiM.

The frst,elaSs steamers Of THIS lire. " W. A.
SCHOLTEN." Z. CALAND," ROTTERDAM
'SCHIEDAM" and q MASS carrying the U. s.
mail to the Netherlands. leave Jersey City every al
ternate "Wednesday and Saturday. Cabin s65-S7O;
Intermediate $45-S5U; SteeraEe S23 H. CAZAUX,
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a SAD AND STRANGE CASUALTY occurred last
saturday four miles below Davenport Iowa.
the victim was young man, the only son OF a
respectable farmer named John Baumier He
was engaged in hauling rOtted straw from the
barnyard TO the field. A pile that had accumu-
lated overturned the sled. causing the entire
load TO fall upon Baumier, burying him conf
pietely.' Death enSued from stlffocation within
I'VE minutes, the body being found By the father
shortly after. The horses had not moved.
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MILLIONAIRE HERDIC MIssING.-Some time
ago Peter Herdtc, the bankrupt millionaire of
Wiiliamsport, Pa, was arrested aud taken be-
fore an alderman, who held him in SIS, 600 bail
Tor a fraud upon the Columbia National bank
OF Lancaster county, Pa. To avoid trial Herdic
has fefgned sickness, but last week he was
again arrested for fraud at the instance of Rey-
nolds brothers. bankers, OF Beliefonte, Pa. On
TINS charge he gave bail in So 900, and then
Stafted Tor parts unknown. His wife SAYS he
mas gone to Florida for his health, but as the
f1lst National bank OF Pennington, y j. and
other creditors were about to begin criminal
proceedings, it is strongly surmiSed In Allen
town that Peter has gone for good
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ORTIZ OIsRmAN ILOEIb-STEAMsEYP
~ LINE BETwf.ES NEW YORK, HAyaE, LoHDon
SoCTaAMPTOE AND BREMEN.
The steamer Of this company will sal every Sst
1-day from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd St, Ierxsa
HobOken. Kates of passage: From New ~ 49,
TOrk 20 Hsvre- London, Southampton AsrsEdzsz*see
snd Bremen, first cabin, 800; second cabin sSn
gold steersEe gao, currency. For freight or Uas.
ssse apply to oELRICHs co, Bowling Green
New York. cefl>lv
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers
IL Corner 9th and d streets northwest
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INMAN LINE
j UNITED STATES Il ROYAL NAH. STEAMERS
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
Every Thursday and SATURDAY.,
GUEAHE LINZ.

~ NOTICE.
With the vteE Of diminishing tne chances Of col
Lson, the Steamers Of tals line tske specific course
for 81 seasons OF the year.
On tas outward rassage from Q1eensto.a 10 New
York OF Boston, crossing the meridian OF 50 ST a
lat, or NOTHING % the north of AZ
On The hOmeward passage crossing the uartdizG
Of 60 II AZ lat or nothing to the north OF a.
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TVS.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.

u. >. LAM OFFICE.
HELENA NJ. r. July 1Ith, 1879.
Office is hereby given that Joseph V. Su-
An re,la,t and Antoine Marceau. whose post
office address is Butte, Deer Lodge County. Mon
,aaia Territory, have this day filed theirapplica-
ton for u patent for 1909 linear feet of the High
Ore Lode, mine or vein bearing silver and other
metals, with surface ground varying from sos to
$50 feet i'll width. situate, lying aud being in
in Summit Valley Mining District, county of
Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana. and known
ard designated by the field Totes and official
plat on file In This Office as Lot Nc 81, in TIN. RI
VIC the Principal Base and Meridian, Terrific
~ of MOntaia. The exterior boundaries of said
lot No. 81 being as follows. to-wit: Variation
20 east. Commencing at The N. w. corn II. a
granite stone, marked l NJ. c., u for corner No.
ry liic OF see. :. T.. 5, N. l.. W.. bears N. 10 81.
W. 2i.s2 c!ias. distant. and running thence S. GJo
40 i. 1909 feet, thence $. 14' so w. aal feet.
thence n. S. u w. 1863 feet, thence N. H. 80 T..
aUs feet, to place OF beginning, containi.fGc an
area of I! 90 100 acres. lhis claim, is bounded on
the west by the Joe Marshal Lode, claimed by
+. Hickey, ct al. Oh the north by the Bell Lode.
claimed by q. Lavcll, ct al on The east hy the
Webster ode. claimed by J. }. Cable. The To-
cation of this Mine is duly recorded in the Re-
corier's office of Deer Lodge county, in Book |
of recoru,o of Lode Claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said High Ore Lode mine or said min
ing ground as hereinbefore described. arr, re-
CURED to file then adverse claim with the Reg
lister OF the United States Land Office at Helena,
in the Territory of Montana, during the sixty
days period of publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions of the stat
ute. f. j. II. NOE Register
TT. BAKER, u. s. Dep. MINI. Surv'r. .IeJ
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

~ ~ ~ "
HELENA. NJ. T.. July II, lS7a.i
NOTICE is hereby published, that john
IN Noyes, Charles s.. Warren, David N. lJp-
TN. George +. Marsh. Mittin A. Warren, Elnli-
ra NcyeS. Lizzie 0. Marsh and Ollie Triton.
Who's, post "ilIse address s i Butte; beer Lodge
ton for Patent under the Mi;.ing Laws Of Con-
gress, for one hundred and fifty-four and fifty
hundredlhs (l5t 5o-lO0) acres Of placer mining
gs gro; n situated in Summit Valley Mining Dis
In Sections 10 and n, Township 3 N, Itange
and $ ", which claim is recorded in the Office
OF the County Rec rider il a"i for said county,
and described as follows: ny legal subdivision
Y. X Q N. EN- of Sec. q. in II. n. 4. 8 and
the "; !, Of $. =. X of n; w. \ aud fractional
principal meridian Montana. and embracing
one hundred and Ifty-fOur and fifty-hundrcdtlls
u5f O-loo) acres, upon which a notice of said
application was posted on the eth day OF Janu-
airy, a. D.. 1870. The adjoining claimants to
these premises are John .Noyes on the North.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
part or portion of The above described premises
are requested to file their adverse claims with
the Register u. $. Land Office. at Helena. Mon
tana. during the publication hereof. or be for
forever barred by virtue of the provisions of the
STATUTE. j.. H.. Register.
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No. !lt.l
APPLICATION For PATENT,
u, s, LAND OEETcr-

. -.. u. .. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, N. r.. July liz, 1879.
ishcreby given that Charles X. Lar
~ able ard Marcus DAILY. whose postofiice nl-
dress is Bhttc, Deer Lodge county. Montana Ter
rltory. have this day fil.si their application for
LODE: mine Or VEN. bearing copper and other
metals, with surface ground varying from ..ib to
800 feet ID width. situate. lying and being in
summit Valley Mining i~strict, county OF
Deer Lodge. Territory of Montana, and known
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office us lot No. 81, in 4 3. n,
III w. OF the principal base and meridian. Ter
r'tory OF Montana. The exterior boundaries of
said lot No. u. being as follows. tO-wit: Varia-
ton o02 Il Commencing at a granite stone Tx
1OxS ms, set at the n. w. corner. marked Nj.
Z. u, with mound Of earth alongside, and run
ming thence :. st' ~ i. 1929 feet; to the n. +.
corner. from which the I sec. cor. between secs
Nos. I and ~. T.3, N. II I W. bears n. GA Os' w,
~! chains distant; thence s. 81 so T.. tiG feet:
thence N. 81 W. 1915 feet, thence n. 50 so W.
EOS feet. to place of beginning. containing !! H.
100 acres. This claim is bounded on the W. BY
tlc Anaconda Lode, ciaiinci by Michael A..
Hickey.
TIL" location of this mine is daily recorlcl in
the Recorders Office of Deer Lodge cou,.ty, IN
book II. record of Lode claims. ANY and ali
persons claiming adversely ard portion of said
st. Lawrai:ce Lode mire or said mining Crou,d
as hereinbeforr described, are required L. nle
their adverse claims with the Register OF the n.
-. Land Office tat Helena. in the TERRITORY Of
Montana. during the sixty days period OF pub-
lication hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions of the statute.
I'LL, MOE. Register.
1 4. AKFK, Us. Dep. Min. Sur. 1G5
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APPLICATION Fob PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,l
~,- T,,v~, ~ 1870 {

UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE,}
HELENA. . July u, 10Y.
w Office is hereby given that Charles ..
IN Warren, David N: Upton, John Noyes'
Geo. r. Marsh. Elmira Noycs. Mittie A. war.
rem, Lizzie U. Marsh and Ollie Upton. whose
fniiyidual post office address Is Butte. DeeF
Lodge county, Montana. have this day IlsM
their application for a patent for one nundTeI
ard fifty- three and 49-1NO (15S 4a-1M0) acres 81
Placer Mining ground. situated T.. SuKm1t val,
leo Mining District. county of ] er Lodge, ard
Territory Of Montana being desigr ated by Legal
subdivisions in T. 8. n. RS W. and descri6 e.
as follows. tO-wit: Reing the $. y OF the y. w;
\. the =. W. 4 of the N. T.. 4 and fractional
lot Nc. 3. of Sec. a, in Il. 3 N Il. 3, w. OF ue
principal meridian. and embracing an area OF
one hundred AID fifty three and i9-tM acres tlai
$4,000 acres, upon which a notice of intention to
apply for q patent therefor was conspicuouSiy
posted Oh the 18th day of July, A. d. 1919. The
location of the above described premises, Is re-
cOr,led in the Office of the county Recorucr. IN
AID for Deer Lodge county.i IN book u or mis-
ccllaneous records. page 2Si. The. atJOliiing
claimants are. to lot los j. Placer claim of John
Moves, ct AL. or the N. w. ard john Noyes. et
al. placer, on the f. and N. r.
ANy aud all persons clai .ning adversely any
part or portion of the above describel premises
are requested to file their adverse claims with
the Register U. S Land Office. at Hele "a, Mon
tara. during the sixty days publication hereof.
or they will be barred by virtue OF the provisi0ns
of the statute. j. ii. MOE, Register.
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mo. Tlj.j
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T..

U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. r..
July 16. 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given thar Charles X Lar
I.eer Lodge county. Montana Terri tory, has this
day fled his application for q patent for li35
linear feet of the shannon Lode. mine or vein
bearing copper and other metals. with surface
ground i22 feet in width. situate. lying and be-
ing in Summit Valley Mining District, county
OF Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana. and KNOW,
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as LOT No. 81. in T. 5, N.
RI. w of the principal base Il d meridiaN, Terri
tory of MOntalla-The LextefieF. -AottHt4+4fies of
said lot No. g., being as follows, to-wit: Varia-
ton 1'hso to 2la +. Commencing at a grarite
stone 20X ,2x10 ms. set at the 5. Il. corner (nark-
Nos 8, II and is. 7. 3, N. RI w. bears S. 6i
10 p. 1915 chat IS dist. and running thence S.
to w. 1856 feet. thence N. 10 O5 w. 422 feet,
thence N. II Of. Il. lfi5 feet. thence s. 05 T..
$50 feet, to the N. w. corner of the CoIusa Lode,
thence !. 10 r. along the W. end of the Colusa
LOle 100 feet, tllonce s. H o. l.. 1S5 feet, to place
OF beginning. containing IL GD-1M acres. This
claim Is bounded Oh the Il. by the Colusa Lode.
OF! the. $. by the Cama,cha Lode.
The location of this niue is duly recorded il
the Recorders office of Deer Lodge County il
Book F., OF record of Lode claims. ANY and ali
persons claiming adversely any portion of said
Shanllo3i Lode mine or said mining ground as
herein before described. are required to file their
adverse claims with the r 'gisLer OF the United
States Land Office at Helena. in the Territory of
Montana. during tlf sixty days period of publ
cation hereof or they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions of the statute.
TT. BAKER. L. S. Dep. Min. Sur. 1C5
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT,
II. $. LAND OFFICE.

u. $. LAND OFFlCE.
HELENA, NJ. t.. Aug. Is, 1879. !
~ Smith ana iiarry c. Kessler. whose Post
Office address is Butte. uncr Lodge County, MT,
na'n is'lS 1ay llesl their application for patent
and .he lilcladel Egbcrt Canyon Lode Mine, OF
fifteen hundred iincar feet, bearing silver
az other metals. with surface ground 20 feet in
wh'bh. situate. lyirg and being in Summit val
ley Minin. District. Deer lodge County, Terri
tory of Montana, and known and designated by
IN T.. i1r y ', &c v and lM "fileial plat i, on file In this
and Lot M, IS i i. IN. 4. w.. Principal B" a
am Nv MeIiaia..: Isrrit3ry of Montana;
80. and 1, N. RI w. being as follows, h
Beginning at the s.. W. corner. "a granite ston.
III place 3X2lrN2 feet. marked l ii. c. G5 b., for
corner No. l.. from which the corner to sections
Nos: 8, 8. : and :, To u. RI w. bears s. 20 or
n. $50 ~ +. ai.3l chains thence n. go ~ Il. n X,
cli:.s.; thence s. ST q ". 44.Yl chas.; thence IS,
10 10 Is ,Ho "; @a, rhas;; thence 8: % q Il. 2..s7 chas.
elusive or lode, OF liD.1S acres.
IheeXtrrior boundaries of the included F.gler,
Canon lode, designated as lot No. G5 A. FEN.
=. "; BENG as Follows. tn-wit: Beginning at the
y. ", corner. II granite stone a4xioxA inches Sci
on the ". boundary line of tho Glen E:gber,
A. for corner No. tni the lm!c. fro,n wi,ict, IN, ;hs
\ = " corner OF said placer mine hears N. l. r.
~ y. "a 20 = 'ii "a 1's,h..t. and running thence \.
thence =. y 2tW. ~ feet: thence N. ~ W ".
1000 IL. TO the place OF beginning, containing an
urea or !.'2 Acres. There, are no known adioir-
my claihiaitS to :iy>r premises. The Locations
OF ts'Sc mii:.s ar" d.iy recorded in the ltecort-
er'S Office nf Deer Lodge county.
Any arg a.. persons claiming adversely any
cildco ESh1rt ti,ii"', lNle II ine or said mining
ground as herri}beforc described. are requires
- NJ" tfieir adverse claim with the Register n
!e United States Land Office at Helena. in m.
territory OF Moiita';,, curing the sixty iays
PeTiol Ht l!nhtlcatirN hereof or they will IN.
tDuIItfJ ny tIfIIltil az ;la ~ sn. 80 Il. =. -
~ ~ III. MOE. Register.
III. BAKER, L. :. Dep. Min, surveyor.
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LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL.

g..
Uncle John Bradley, a citizen of Deer
Lodge for the past ten years, is making his
first visit to Butte.
g. X. Wells and s. e. Ashby. of Helena,
are in town.
Mrs. d. II. Weston, of Helena, is visiting
friends in Butte.
j. r. Woolman, Territorial Auditor, is at
the Centennial.
Major Davenport, S. r. Hanser, Dan Flow
cree, and J. Il. Watson, all of Helena, are in
attendance at the Butte races and may be
found. mavhe, at the st. Nicholas.
j. q. Hammer, representative of the 60
ahead firm of Grrcniiood & Boi,m, is in the
city.
The f lowing named passengers arrived by
yesterdays Helena coaches =
BY Crawfurd's coarlI-J. &. Clamp, Mr..
Cooper, ID. Solll, Geo. Wells, Mrs. Boyn,
C.. u. Hard, X. McTaggart. j. II. McFarlin,
Vim. Lewis, w. II. Bancroft. by the G. d
s.. coach-Mr. Erkert, +. T. Fink. George
Wilson, Milton Rose, Maud Stevenson, NJ. &.
Morris, j. q. Railsfar1, w. II. Allen, ID.
Norris, G. Il. Williams, Clas. Markham
Geo. Pyat,, II. Foiecannur, X. II. HaI wood,
Win. Whitley.
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j. T. SULLIVAN.


The undersigned is now located on Broadway.
prepared to adjust. clean and repair wathces OF
any kind and to warranthis work upon the same.
Jewclry of every description manufactured to
order. or repaired. Spectacles of all kinds on
j. I. SULLIVAN
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNEH.

'INo DANlEL MCCARTHY: You are hereby
II hotiiiet that the undersigned have. in com
p,ns,cu w.th the requirements OF tho law
performed labor ;tii.i made improvements or ,h..
value OF on" hui bred dollars. in rerrcsentinrt
ior lhc yea. "'a'!ng July l:h. 1875. 'th,. Nann.
NTni I'af!% .or" claim. situated IN Brynn-
M,ni'iT district, lenverheac county, Mon.
."na ISrrls"ry, ami you are hereby rotifi.s.
%,i!hri"rt Your proportion OF such ,xr,n'Ii, 1Umr
,h,n,',.i,s :" iiiiriy-;hrc. dciiars aid ;hirtr,
, wa n;''' MIRA Gets G. - 10! ,. together viii
',.rr'Ht mo c''sS. viii. in onrhuftrcG and ri"htv
ttr' "a!S ron! Gatr Of this loiica. nj, y,ui.r
Ill, iiic ;tnd Interest ard claim in ana ~ iH'.
grove mentioned quartz lode claim will hnc,,n.
"a. i,IGi'rtE "a the undersigned yuur ,n.nwnn'a.
!" nave '"a"" 'i." required "xi"uditurC
LOUIS l. *.
u,.. JoSt.PH la RuUCHIRE.
bryant N'''Hs District, July 9Th. iS3..
SWISS AND AhERlCAE WATCHEs
AT {. A.. h. HAi.vorsox,s
FINE JEWELRT a; e. A. II. n,lynps,x.
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BUTTE M1RKET REPORT.

44IgT aNasNENE#
WHOLESALE QUOTA TI0NS.
BUTTE, MONTANA. Sept. 2. 1879.
6uGAR-Per sack Of 100 lbs.. extra g., SIP A.,
sls %; Granulated, 1890 Powdered, sls;
sYRuPs-United States C's Silver Drip. SIS $500;
llM) sc; $3.50; Case, to gal) Silver Drip,
cor Eli en md e sal 4ac. T. 0 q. Java. Soc: o. G.
s snsa: R Raasys s Java. h soe.; efRs oastei ia Cosmos, n1a,
TEA-Japan NJ NJ 4sc. Koo Loo, soc Imp .
79c. tosf 20; Gunpowder, zoe, to s1.5o Young
C~ANDLEs-steri Acii. 20 ID. box. $3.50; stearic
Wax. 40 lb., $3.50; Stearic Wax, 20 ID. box,
soAP-white Russian, 5000 per box OF IS lbs. !;
Ceylol. s9.sO per hox Of 20 lbs, Mottlel. s7;
india, ~ 80; English standard, $50; Laun-
a %sn I: XXX sas ssy ss per s 8 ve csssiis s' %os Sss,
Y 9. perth CASTLE, white imported! 10 g;
Coal OIL-,Five gal. cans, i2 fro test. 4sc. ,2o
t test' a2a C.; lso' test ac.i 100 test eoc,; i7S
TonAccos-(.hewing fine cut) 10 to eoc; Gold
Nugget SIC. Sunshine, 9Oc. Gilt Edge, 75c.
LIP Gold Block d5c, and s5c; Jones So
lace lace: s Msda sEss. m ss.; PAGES sss; SIs K'is"sse sSS.
Understanding. Bulli0l. soc. Flower of
the West; aSc.; Our Darling, Soc: Priqne
Montana. 7oc. Ingieside, o5c.: Eye Lash,
6Oc.: G! G. c., sl.60. rlneS N5Ef
a.ul1p1
Hams, -------- States. l6c: bacon, 12c. lard
homeless, l2c. Macxerel, rs. 90 to :s4.25 pc
kit: California assorted fruits, $500: To
smat0es, s2k ID. cans 5000 per case: Jellies
and Jams. 5000: HtAtcs3 Ii. O.C Tomatoes,
5000; Corn, (Wlnslow's) 5000: Peas, (Erie>
1900 !: Peas, (sugar) S6.5n: Beans, $500 /: Sal
mon, $3.50: Goldfish balls $3.50: Rice, Chi
1a) $500: matt, Carolina, l4c. per h..
Beams. &c., Milwaukee Beer, $500 per case:
BrOOr1s, ss.50 per dog. Lima beans, l2Hc.
per Lbs. Mustard. (Colnan's) &c: Pepper,
IA Erain) 30c.: Crackers, soda and pic Mo- l4c:
1873 Corn starch, $500 per box: Silver GlOss
starch, 800 per box: Dried apples. lie.
Il, 1Gc.. ~blackberries,. i4c.. raspberries. l36c.
per case; I. & r, WofcestershIrc ii 10 and
go per doc, Oysters, lxL., $500 case
WINES y LIQUORs-Whisky 10. +. Q. Sour
Mash. $500 per gal. Tune a4.00 to $500 per
gal, Cabinet. $500 to $500: per gal, Port,
$500 to $500 per gal. (ch0lce) Sherry, $50
t0a4.00per gal. Catawba, $3.50 per gal. Imp.
Wins. f2l.oo per case; Hostctter's Bitters,
FLOUR Celebrated Empire mills. s4.oo; Gala
xxxx $50; Missonla Mills $3.50; French
CoRN MEAL-Whtte, skc.. yellow, SC.
OATs-es.oo from store selling from wagon,
R~uFTEK-3oc, tacarce.,
NAIIS-10d &G.S per keg.
9HOvELS-&11.O 90 per dOz. t
case; Hunts, sl3. 80 case
tWRshoel $476 per dox. Il. r.. $500 per doz.
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whites Sewing 0echinos kept con-
seoatly On hand. Prizes reduced to
8A6. 90.
, 1879-07-13

CT i Q. Palace Dining Ca1s and Pullman 18.whee
Sleeptn. Cars run between Chicago and Omaha 1hs
Pacific E1preas-
CHICAGO, R0GK ISLAND l. PACIFIC RAILR0Al
Depor, corner Of Van Buren and Sher7nan-sts C1ty
Ticket Office, S. Clark-st., Sherman House.
, 1879-07-13

AQOEH ct Asl0Co1H t108CQ0L3s
4 Lincoln anecdote. which, II mot absolutely
new, is not nearly so old rs the resi-, Is told by
a correspondent OF the Decatur (ltl.} Sun.
While Judge Logan, OF Springfield, ILL.,, WAS
Lipcotn'h partner, two farmers, who had II mis-
understanding respecting horse trade, went to
law. By mutual consent the partners in law be-
came antagonists III this c1se. On the daY Ut
the trial Mr. Logan, having bought new shirt,
open In the back, with huge Standing COLLAR,
dressed himself in extreme haste, aud put On
the shirt with tile bosom ut the back,
linen coat concealiny the blunder. He
dazzed the jury with his knowledge oi
horse points," and, rs the day was sultry,
took of his coat aud summed up in hts shirt-
sleeves. Lincoln, sitting behi1ti him, took IN the
situation, and when his turn came remarked 10
the jury: "Gentlemen, blr. Logan has been try
ing for over an hour to make you bclieve that
ne knows more about horse than these honest
OLD farmers who are witnesses. he has quoted
largely from lis horse doctor,' and now gen-
tlcmen, submit to you here he lifted Logan
out OF his chair, at,I turned him with bis back
IT, the jury and the crowd, at the same time dip
ping up the enormous Standing colar] what de-
pendence can you place IN bis nurse knowledge
when be has not sense enough to put ON his
shirt" The roars Of laughter tIat greeted this
exhibition, ami tic verdict that Lincoln got
soou after, gave Logan permanent prejudice
against bosom Shirts"
, 1879-07-13

this article: ~ That the present available cspae,
lty Of the pumping works has been reached; u
that the average daily consumption per head Of
consumers is constantly increasing: % thai
there is daily wastaee OF over q, 600, 00o gal
Ions; (4) rhat this wastage is owing to what may
be termed criminal carelessness; o. that the dc c
n,and for new pumping works is vital one; ~
that there is prospect OF their being comp'et-
cd before the condition OF the present engines
has been greatly endangered; "a that water
meters would net as check to present wastaee
tS) that the people themselves can # they will
contribute to the usefulness of the water sys'
TEN by being less extrayaSant Of that duld,
Which Is really such an important factor IN CITY
afTaira.
, 1879-07-13

Pullman Hotel Ours are run through, b.tvesn chI
raEo and Couacll Blus. the train ea:tng Chles1a
at ln:30 T. ri. %"
No other road runs Pullman Or any othar form Of
hotel car8 west OF Chicago.
a-nepot corner Of Wells and KInze-stI.
-Depot corner Ut Canal aud klnzle-ata
, 1879-07-13

CHICAGO BURLINGTON l. QUINCY RAILR047
Dcpots fEut OF Lakest, Jndi1naav. and Sixteen,hsr
aud Caual 2nd Stxteeath ata. Ticket Ocez. 50 carx
st. and 1t depot3-
, 1879-07-13

PTTrSRUR9. FT. WAYNE l. CHICAGO RAILWAY
Ucuut corner Canal auu atsujson -ss Ticket OntceA
gS f,iark.at Palmer House. and Grand P1cidc Hotel
, 1879-07-13


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