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CRIME AND CALAMITY,
YEAR HE WAS MURDERED.

FEAk HE WAS kURDKRED.
Specials to the star
CoRYDoN, IND, May 2s.-Jacob s. Eckart
OF this State, an important witness in the
Buck Creek criminal cases, is mysteriously
missing. His friends fear he was murdered
SHOT HIS WIFE.
ATLANTA, Ill, May 2S.-Last night John
Rogers living four miles east of this place,
in an angry dispute with his wife, drew a
revolver and shot her very dangerously,
but not fatally.
AN INDIANA FISH STORY.
VINcENNEs, IND, MAY 2S.-Dr. Rabb,
President of the First National Bank, re-
ports, while driving in the southern part OF
the city Monday after the rain, the fall of a
shower of fish. The fish were twenty-five
in number, varying in length from two to
six inches
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
ELKHART, IND, May 2s - Lightning
struck the chimney of house belonging to
William Rogers, of Penn Township Sunday
| night, and descended through into the floor
Mrs. Rogers is badly hurt but is recovering
Some horses close by were somewhat in
jured.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
New ALBANY, IND, May 2s.--Edmund
Dangeriield, at the New Albany rail mills,
was yesterday caught by bar of red-hot
iron as it passed out of the rolls, which
wound itself around him from the shoul-
ders down, burning him in shocking man
ner His escape from death was remarka-
BILE.
ARCADIAN DELIGHTS.
ARCADIA, IND. May 2S.-Isaac and Moses
Marts yesterday held grand birthday re-
union for their numerous descendants.
They are twin brothers, and married twin
sisters, and yesterday was their sixty-sev-
enth birthday. Their wives were the first
white girls that put feet on what is now
indianapolis soil.
HUNTING DOWN THE EDITOR.
DANvILLE, IND, May 2S-Green, editor
of the Union, insulted an old citizen named
Robt Towles, and now one of Towles' sons
is seeking that editor to take satisfaction
out of his hide. 1t is secretly whispered
that Greene can not be found.
KENTUCKY CRIMES.
CYNTHIANA, May 2S.-Joe Smith, who it
is alleged killed Joe Corbn just over n
Scott County year ago the past winter
and who fed to Indiana, has surrendered
himself at Georgetown.
PARIS, KY, May 2S-Wm. F. Leopold,
German who moved to Riddles Mills, in
this county, about six weeks ago, with his
family, has left for parts unknown. Since
his departure it has been discovered that he
has wife and two children living in Graf
ton, w. Va.
FRANKFORT, KY, May GA convict by
the name of Jenkins cut the throat of his
comradc in the same cell whose name is
Gresham. 1t is likely that the latter will
die.
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THREATENED WITH LYNCHIEG,

National Associated Press to the Star
MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, May 2S.-Burriel
Smith and John Hall, the assassins of Major
Pueh. were brought out before an immense
crowd for preliminary examination yester-
day, and said that they were at Pugh's
house and murdered him. They are held
Tor trial, and threatened with lynching
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
NEW YoRk, May 28.-Philip Whiting,
convicted of murder in the second degree
in killing John Malloy, December 18th last,
was sentenced to the States prison for life.
FATAL AFFRAY AMONG FARMERS
WINCHESTER, IND, Nav 2S.-While John
ii. Lewis ana son, farmers, living near this
place, were opening ditch Yesterday they
were ordered to stop by their adjoining
neighbors, John Lumpkins aud two sons.
A quarrel enSued in which Lumpkins' eld.
est son, Monroe, was shot and instantly
killed, the youngest son and the father re-
ceiving very severe injuries. Young Lewis
was fatally injured by being struck on the
head with pick. The elder Lewis has sur
rendered to the authorities.
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Death Record.


The following deaths have been placed On
record since our last report:
Charles Mccarthy, Is yrs, Ireland.
Mary Miller, so yrs, Ireland.
Matthew Kennedy, yrs, city.
Tillie Tappel, 5 days, city.
Gerhard II. Gels, yrs, city.
John Landsley, yrs, city.
Tim. Connor, 81 yrs. city.
Infant Sylvester, 20 mos, city.
John Klocke, yr, city.
W. S. Stueve, 4 mos, city.
John Mullen, 8 yrs city.
George Pels, 9 days, city.
frankie Bockus, wks, Georgia.
Jacob Louth, 55 yrs, Elsas.
Iheobald Spubler, 26 yrs, Germany.
Helena Geismer, 50 yrs, Germany.
Philip Kaiser, SO yrs, Germany.
Owen Hughes, Al yrs, Wales.
Carrie French, % yrs, Illinois.
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A Bad Fall,

A man named Timothy Harrington, who
resides on Mount Adams, fell from a
scatfold at the Pollock Wilson
building in the course of erection OH Main
street below Fourth about o'clock this
evening, and received injuries which may
probably cause his death. He was removed
to the Cincinnati Hospital.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Fspecisl River pispatches to N. s,ar. ,

Especial River Dispatches to the star.l
OIL Cry, Pa, May 28-9 A. Male
gheny River foot and stationary. Weather
clear. Thermometer 600. Wind south.
BROWNSVILLE Pa, May 2S-1O A. M
Monongahela River 4 feet 2 inches and
stationary. Weather fair Thermometer 100
Wind southeast.
PTTsBURe, Pa, May 2S-11 A. M.-Rivel
. feet II inches and stationary. Weather
clear.
KANAwHA RIVER RISING.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 2S-9 4. M
Kanawha River 10 feet inches and rising
slowly. Weather clear, calm and warm.
CLEAR AND PLEASANT AT NEW oRLEANs
New ORLEANS, May 2s-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling; feet inches he
low high water mark. Arrivals - Belle
Shreveport, st. Louis.
Steamboat Movements.
For Chilo daily, at p m., City of Ports
mouth.
The fast and commodious side-wheel
packet Fleetwood came down this morning,
ana will leave promptly at 4 p. III. from the
foot of Broadway for Huntington, where she
connects with the C. & O. Railroad trains
tomorrow for all Eastern cities
The Wildwood arrived and returned to
Maysville at noon to-day.
The Ohio No. 4 leaves at D. m. tomorrow
for Pomeroy and all way landings.
The Bostona will be the railroad
packet for Huntington at p. m. to-
morrow.
Captain Sterling G. McIntyre's popular
and reliable packet Vint Shinkle will leave
tomorrow without fail for Evansville,
Cairo and Memphis direct. Mr.. ]. A. Lind
say presides in the office.
The Great Golden City, one of the largest
stern wheel steamers ahoat, is loading, and
will positively depart tomorrow evening
for all points on the Lower Mississippi
River and New Orleans, and take passen-
gers and freight for all Southern ports.
Captain James Kirker's fine side-wheel
packet Potomac arrived this morning, and
will return to Pomeroy this evening, leav-
ing from the foot of Broadway. She will
take passengers for Pittsburg and all inter
mediate landings. Mr.. Watt Shedd does
the honors of the office.
The Thos. Sherlock will commence load
ing tomorrow, and leave for New Orleans
Saturday.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IE.
~ designed has been duly appointed and quail.
tied rs executor of the estate of Joseph Robson,
late Of Hamilton County, deceased. An persons
having claims against said estate will present
them to 6. RYMAN, Executor 1853 W. Fifth st.
CINCINNATI, May %, 1879.
RoBERT f. RYMAN. Attorney. my2s3tWa
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
HOW ABSURD

1t is for man to expose himself by going
into the shops of quacks and using disgust
ing drugs which can be smelt from the
breath, and which are entirely unreliable,
when he can get a package of Samaritan's
Gift in any good drug store which will re-
move all trouble in couple of days with
out any exposure. Price: male package,
81; female 50. Desmond & Co., proprie-
tors, Philadelphia.
>sold by ERNST WILFERT, cor. Fourth
and Walnut streets.
ap1G-1vr-W StGM&ap23-1yrw
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FIN ANCIAL

CINCINNATI, May 2s-2P NJ,
New York exchange continues steady and the
demand light with liberal receipts Dealers are
premium.
Sterling is quiet and steady at previous rates,
We quote II "a 80 for sight and 81 $50 for 50 DAYS
per fsterlng
Government bonds steady at the following local
quotations. Ns 1"S'''
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Boat-hands' GOSSIP.
1uhb-Ah
Business fair.

Weather clear and warm.
River falling at noon to-day, with IL feet
9 inches in the channel.
The Oil Valley leaves this evening for
above, with an empty tow.
The Corona passed up with the Druids,
a society from Lawrenceburg. She went
ten miles above the city where her excur-
sion party will spend the day.
The Lizzie Gardner came down from Ash
land this morning, with miscellaneous
tow.
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DECORATION DAY.
CITY OF CINCINNATI,
II L Il EL..E.x-... \

CTTY OF CINCINNATI, I
MAYORS OFFICE. May o. 1879 I
L'R1DAY, the 30th inst. being designated as the
Il anniversary for eommemorating the services of
those who fell in the late war and rest in our GEM
eteries, do therefore earnestly request the public
to abstain as far as practicable from ordinary busi.
ness and to join together in doing honor to the
memory of our brave dead in such manner as NAV
be deemed most appropsate
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day of
May, 1879. CHAS JACOB. In
lsEALI Mayor
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI. May 23-2 Pm,
The following are the receipts and shipments nj
live stock for the past "a hours:
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The following are the opening quotations and
the 2 p. IN. report of the New York Stock Market
as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co., 2S West Third
street; "
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HoGs-Moderately active and steady We quote
choice at $3 60. ' w.
CATTLE-Quiet and easy. Common al 80 90
az 20, fair TO medium at 81 0Oa3 rs, good to
choice at A94 rs, fair to good shipping at 81 Is
a. 80. W ."
SHEEP-Firm market and quiet Common at
% 5083 co. fair to good at 90 25aI 90 and choice
u 25@4 80 per GENITAL gross.
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The market remains steady and quiet There
g ls moderate demand and sales on Change at
81 O2 per gallon.
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EoR SALE-PAlNTS-J. W. Walker Bros. d
L Co., sole manufacturers OF Diamond Mixed
Gloss Paint Guaranteed to have no equal 154
Court street mv1o o5t
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For Memphis,

WEDNESDAY: 28th, at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY
.KaE. l. VlNT SHlNkLE, S. C. McIntyre, Mas,
ter. Apply on board or to Jas
o.5i-s- Wise, Superintendent, No. IL Public
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COTTON

Is steady to-day and quiet at the following official
prices; Ordinary 1154c good ordinary 12Ic, low
mddng 12tzc, middlng l214c, goad middling
l3c, mlddl ling fair l334c, fair l4$lc per pound.
Stock 3,609 bales; receipts to-day 628 bales ship
ments, Cos bales. Sales at the Cotton Exchange,
1l6 bales
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

GOop, PHOTOGRAPHS AND TERREoTYpEs
" made in all kinds of weather at KELLY's
Gallery. 1856 W. 5th st. bet Kim and Plurn
EVERYBODY Is LOUD IN PRAISE OF
- Smiths Herb Tonic for females, it curing
more ladies than all the medicines in the land.
bottle can be had only at It's Plum street, Gin
cinnati. myDl Il
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PROVISIONS.
Mess pork steady and quiet at $40 per brl for
iobDing lots
Lard quiet and steady. Current make at G. 10c
per lb, spot. Prime winter steam dull and nom
inal at6 SIC, and kettle leaf city held at 7@711c
Bulk meats steady and moderate demand
Shoulders at 3i2@t355 clear rib at 4. .55614 60c and
clear sides at 4t4@4s0c per lb, and bids at the in
side figure loose
Bacon quiet; very little doing Shoulders at IA
Abe, clear RIB at 515.1Oc and clear sides at
535@5 4Oc per h. packed sugareured hams at
Sqg13c shoulders at 51sq55sc, breakfast bacon at
79712cper lb, canyased and packed.
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For New Orleans.

WEDNESDAY, 2sth at P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
-ffsT h GOLDEN CIT I. J. d. Hegler Master
- pply on board, or to Reyse & Mosset
Agents, No 10 Public Landing
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PERFUME
Consisiinn "a 80 81

Bsuqaet des Alpes, Ott3 ofRose., Essence ofRoses, Persian
Otto Of Roses, White Rose, Moss Rose, Province Rose, Essence
Bouquet, Crown Bouquet. Prince Of wales, Princess Beatrice,
Princess louise. Princess Alice. Dutchess Of Edinburgh, Mar
quis Of LorHe, MatLi5i1, Hawthorn Bloom. Opop0nax. Wild
Flowers 81 India, Marvel % Peru, Italian NiOets. Wood VIC
let's Sweet Pea, Sweet BIar, Orange Flowers, Golden Lily,
Lily ofthe valley New MOEn Hay, HeIiOtr0pe, Tulips. Fran
gipaGni, !.onde.itar Jockey Club, Wang Wang, PatehouIy,
Psldium, Mouseiaei Byzantine, Skating Rink, Sandal Wood,
Musk, &c. In cut glass. gilt and plain bottles. all sizes. from
Fify Cents % Tn Dollars a bottle. Just the thing for a
Christmas Present.
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Bany,s MarlIina FloriIGe- SG.Ie- as-Sfyrrh and
boraH' Eo~laHda= Ca5ntO. oHis and Chalk, Cherry Tooth
Haste, Sf@Sh Tooth Paste, Oriental Tooth Paste, Lyons Tooth
nblets. japanese Tooth Powder, Violet Mouth Wash, Aro-
matte and Ladies Cachous.
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CALIFORNIA CUBE IN 25Ib BOXES
Kegs of powdered sugar.
n23 For Sale by BOLLES & 20.
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FOR TIE
TOILET & NURSERY POWDERS.

RoSiands Eaiydor, Brsdcnbach's KaIydor, MIA Of Roses
Bloom % Youth, Bloom a Roses, Vinagre de Rouge, Lubin'.
Blanc De PcTie. Bany's Pearl Cream, Cold Cream Of Roses, &c
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Barry's Tric1pherous, Boges Hyperion Fluid, Bumetrs
Cocaine, Olcoc0me, Bay Rum Oil, Pestachio Nut Oil, Row
lands s. Sons Genuine gacassar Oil, BTiedenbachs Macassar
Oh. Lime Juice ard GiyceriEe, Opoponax Oil. Pomade Vase
Cllm.IlIue &c
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POLAR OH

EDURE SPER OIL. STRAINED AND FREE
IL from foots. For Sale by
n3 BOLLES L. co.
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TOILET WATERS. vINEGARs. &C..
PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR.

Eau De Toilette, Ear de Cologne. Florida Water, Lavende
Water, Ncdena Wtier, Hungary Water. Honey Water, ToIe
Vinegar, Aromatic Vinegar, CpopOnax, Bay Rum, &c.
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KEROSENE OH

n SQUANTITJES 20 SUIT. SALE
IL ms BOLLES L co.
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Fay's VsCuiHe, Opaine, P,stachio Nut Powder, Eukouil
Powder Tor Sachcts.
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SUGAR.

MONDAY, DEVICES AND
~ n3 For Sale by B0LLES 4 co.
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BRAN,
NEW AND FRESH FROM THE MILL.
~ EN Discovery For Sale by
n3 BOLLES & co.
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PROVISIONS.
CANNED GOOu
CANNED FRUITS.
OIL OIL

CUTTINGS s. CO.'S FRUITS AND JELLIE
- San Jose Fruits and Jenies, a full assortment.
n3 For Sale by BOLLES < co.
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
a SIZES. SMALL CHAINS.
"a from t inch to J inch, in quantities 10 suit For sale by
10 B0LLES n co.
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Toilet Soap Tablets,

Containing the following and many other kinds:
Rcsc, Otto II Roses, PalchOuli, Frangipanni, Heliolrope
New MOwu-Uay. Violet, MIileneuTs, Cashmire Bouquet, Jock
ey Club, Honey, Almond and Giycerne, Elder Flower, Dat
Meal, Lettuce, Rice Starch, Lavender, Pestachio Nut Oil Soap,
AmbTosial Rondeletia, Cold Cream, Pure Curd, Musk, Sandal
Wood. Calyertis CarbOEc, ChaTdins Medicated, Pears Cold
Tar, Juncpar Tar Glenn's Sulphur, Eandykeis Sulphur,
Pears Transparent Soap Balls and Shaving Sticks, LGbln's
CrystaHzed Shaving Sticks.
Naples, Shaving soap,
GosueH's AmbrosiaI Shaving Cream,
Sewing Machine Soap,
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YEAST POWDER,
DRESTON n MERRILI's.
i n3 For Sale by BOLLES Il C
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE TEETH,

Ivory, Wood and PAPER Powder Boxes and Puns.
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d r y s FL e 8

Ivory, Pearl InlltI, Ceiuoid, Florence.
And a fun line Of HAIR BRUSHES.
from Fifty Cents TO Three Dollars and Fifty Cents each.
Tooth, Nail, CIon, Shaving, ( shoe Brushes, whisk Brushes.
Hand Mirrors, Drcs-ing Combs. Etc.
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RARISIAN
H aALEf- c A CoLCC
WAILUKU POI

FENHE UNDERSIGNED r. En-
III To FURNISH PAL Al Of a Superior Quality for Plaata-
ton, ship and Export Use.
Orders lr with as will be flied with dispatch. and the PAT
Al made and packet. so as 10 ensure good keeping. From a
thorough knowledge q the business, and superior f.r7iias o.
manufacturing Pal Al, we guarantee TO put up the Best Pal Al
made. Customers can depend on a regular supply and prompt
delivery
BAILEY & CoLCoRD.
Waikiki. Maui, November 18Th, ISIS. ma 3n
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BURNETTs FLAVoRING EXTRACT
RREAD OR

A FULL ASSORTM ENT, FOR SALE !
~ Wholesale and retail by
n23 ROIIE2k 4 n
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AppL1cAr1dNsl nj FOR PATENT.
U. s.. LAND OFFICE,>
HELENA N. r. July nth, 1919.

- nELkNA NJ. July llO1, 1873. IS
NOTICE Is hereby given that Joseph ". Su-
IN prenant and Antoine Marceau, whose post
once address is Butte. Deer Lodge County, Mon
ton for q patent Tor 1900 linear feet Of the HIN
Ore Lode, mine or vein bearing silver and other
metals, with surface gr0und varying from 30s to
$50 feet In width, situate, lying and being In
In summit Valley Mining District, county Of
Deer Lodge, Territory OF Montana. and known
and designated by the field notes and oficisi
platOn fle in this ONCE as Lot No. In T-3N,, ri
w. OF the Principal Base and Meridian, Terrific
ry OF Montana The exterior boundaries or said
lot No. q being rs follows. to-wit: Variation
no. east. Commencing 1t tins N. w. corn ar, "a
grenite stone, markell l N. c., 81 for corner No.
1, from which the X see. cor. on the w. bounda-
~ line OF sec. 1.T-3,N r., I W., bears N. 1872 81,
w. 2I-e1 chas. distant, and running thence 8. go
~ e. 1900 feet, thence 9. 1so 50 w. 3p feet,
thence N. ~ ~ w. 1903 feet, thence N. 14o 5V L.
soe fect, 20 place Of begifning. containing an
area Of 4 s6ioo acres. This claim Is . bounded on
= Hickey. ct al. on the north by tho Bell Lode.
claimed by g. LaveIl, ct al. on The east by the
Webster Lode. claimed by J ]. Gable. The To-
cation OF this Mine n duly recorded In the Re-
cordcr's onice Of Deer Lodge county, In BOos 1
Of rocordeof Lode Claims.
Any and All persOns claiming adversely any
portion Of said High Ore Lode mine 81 aid min-
ing ground - hereinbefore described, are re-
iquired 10 f1le their adverse claim with the Reg.
Geter Of The United States Land OA3pe at Heleno.
In me Territory OF Montana, during the sixty
period % publication hereof, OF ensy viii
~ ssrrsd by virtue Of me pf9v,ss,oes g q stss-
IT, B%xEs. U. q. Dep. Mn. saw
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Frsiihk roliing Is every day 1ase wssk.
Axsrsss time ihAssndaSsf tulnrths ssrniHus.
RsadySmade su,n = Mn. smisls.
II Gabrisls trump II 70 b. any worss than
TIA double whistle q the Thornton mill tho
Butte folks are in ~ hurry about listening
y y melodies. sSa
Childrsns prspses, Al sisss, whies and colored.
from q 10 ga, It Mrs. Lon =. Smith's.
Messrs. T. r. Bowler = Co. last week 10
celved from the Esat I'll the necesaary ap-
paratas for tho manufacture Of Confession
cry Of eveiy variety, from . gum drop to .
mammoth candy stick - big as-as our
devil's leg, nearly. 81
Amonsst the new goods received b. 3. Z.
| 4sEaer 4 Co. are II dos. wpmens' and chiidren's
parasols, % cents and upwards.
Remember that the MINER once Is pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of job printing in
q good style and At . low prices a. any
printing house in the Territory. We have
on hand a complete stock Of papers for Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, State
ments, Posters, ETC., and q full assortment Of
cards, all colors. Send in your orders.
violins. Guitars, Flutes, Drums. Accordions,
Harmonicas, Flies, Banjos. Comets, Harps,
Concertinas, Jews Harps, Horns, Musical Al
buns, and all other kinds of Musical Goods just
received at T.. F. Bowler 4 Co.'S.
The terminal point Of the Utah Northern
was moved to Camas creek last Wednesday,
an advance Of forty miles, all hard wagonlng.
In consequence Of this shortening up of the
wagon route f.eights from the terminus to
Butte are reduced to q cent q pound. The
track is being laid toward Montana at the
rate of a mile a day. With a continuance
Of this energy we may expect the locomotive
on this side the Pleasant Valley range long
before winte r, and then Butte freights will
probably be as low as IS cts. per 100 pounds.
three miles beyond the Pleasant Valley
station.
The larger portion Of the town of Walker
vile as well as that Of Butte, is built upon
the surface ground of mines-the Alice, Lex
ington and others-and owners of buildings
have been in some u~neasiness about procur-
ing title to the ground on which they stand.
But the minds Of many were set at rest by
the action of Mr.. Walker when here a few
days since, he having promised each and
every person a good title to ground claimed
and occupied as town lot property to all
those at least whose ground comes within the
limits of the lode claims owned by the
Walker Bros. This is q very generous action
and will undoubtedly be fully appreciated.
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ssrsyed.-$2o.oo Reward.

From pierse,s Station, Butte and Deer Lodge
road, about the first Of May, one sorel horse I:
shoulder; weight /, 009 pounds a reward 81 sIo
will BE- paid on hrs delivery Mt either Tho MINER
ONCE, Butte, or Mt the resic ence OF the subscriber.
Also e10 reward for the delivery rs above Of
the following described two horses: One buck
skin, branded with the letters tjR1 combined;
shod all around. One bay, branded with Q X
four white feet; no shoes. -
182tG. fA ALLEN PIERSE.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-07-15
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win repair and adjust chronnmcters chror
ncsrspsss, and American, English ana SWiss
watches. Win make and rent any os the most
linen parts required. and warrant Ill such
A few watches and clocks on hand MT New
York prices. Rumley's Patent How pipe made
tsss-tf CHARLES HUMLEY.
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$40 Reward /

strayei from Butte about the 10th Of last
month, three work horses, described as follows:
One black horse, branded Won left shOulder.
one bay horse, branded ON left hip with dia-
in face. Ath
One henvy-set, dark bdckskin, no brands.
'All three were slod when they left. A reward
Of twenty. dollars will be paid for information
that vii! lead to the recovery Of the above de-
scribed stock. 4. o. WADE.
BUTTE, June q, 1870. o, 1913, .