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Van Anburs's Wonderful Eye.

A good story is told Of Van Amburg, the
great lion tanner, now dead. On one coca
sion while in q bar room Qor he drank SO
much that, to use his own expression, al
you cut me open the whisky would run ont
although hewas rarely drunk) he was asked
how he got his wonderful power ever ami
mails. He said: .. -.'"o 40
- It's by showing them that I'm not the
least afraid Of them and by keeping my eyes
steadily on theirs" H. .@fa' a@.a- 81
He had good deal aboard and said: S.s
"rll give you an example Of the power Of
my eye." sa.mHa ana a.7a.a aseata sla
Pointing to loutish-looking fellow who
was sitting near by, he said: ,tr .... ss
"You see that fellow. He's regular
clown. I'll make him come across the room
TO me and i won't say q word TO him. IN,
Sitting down he fixed his keen steady gaze
at the man. Presently the fellow straight
ed himself gradually, got up and walked
slowly across TO the lion tanner. When he
got close enough he drew back his arm and
struck Van Amburg tremendous blow un-
der the chin, knocking him clear over the
chair, with the remark POI @''4'
you'll look that way at me again, won't
you ?n .....r..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I'm pursuance Of
an order of the Probate Court of Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, made on the 12fh
day OF August A ID. 1880. in the matter of the
estate of Preston Scott, deceased, the under
signed the administrator of the said estate
viii sell at private sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash, lawful money of the United States,
ana subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court on or after Wednesday, the 9Th of De-
cember AID. 1850, all the right, title, interest
and estate of the said Preston Scott nj the
time of bis death, in and to that certain piece
or parcel of patented placer mining ground
situate, lying and being in Deer Lodge coun-
", Montana Territory. and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: An undivided one-third (N in
terest in the L of N 4 I of Sc of sec, Is lot
SIX 20 and 10 acres Of lot sec. "a, TO 10 N RS
w, being 6.74 acres, and said land is further
described as mineral entry 1888, and was en-
tered by George ID. q. Hibbs, Preston Scott
and Adam Gerhauser. Bids for the premises
aforesaid will be received at my office in
Butte city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Ter
ritory. #tt~',afF ~
Dated November II, A. D. 1890. tnaf -tt
49,. = W#.As PATRICK TALENT,
Administrator of the estate of Preston Scott,
Ia deceased. 593.3t
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Louisiana Oranges !.
New Orleans Democrat.

81 .
There are not many persons who appreci,
ate the extent Of the orange trade, or real
ize what an enormous source of revenue the
culture Of this delicious fruit may be made.
~ On the 26th Of November there were ship
ped here on the Chicago, sc. Louis and New
Orleans railroad eleven cars of oranges, des-
tined 10 Denver, 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Chi
cago and Evansville. There were In this
shipment 1920 barrels, and, averaging the
barrel at 800, we have total OF S96, 600 Or
anges sent In one day by one railroad to sup
ply the increasing demand in the West for
Louisiana's juicy and luscious fruit which il
far Superior 70 the oranges OF Cuba and the
much Wanted fruit OF Florida. Between
the LIST of October and the Goth there were
shipped by the same road TO the Western cit
les 2i,ooo barrels, an aggregate Of o., 700
oranges. ~ sas ssf sa4niatan9 rg1n8 a
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SHERIFFS SALE.
d.. WEIGH ct al, Plaintiffs,

VS..
). Brown, ct al, Defendants
To be sold Mt Sheriff's Sale in front of the
Sheriffs Office in the town of Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1880,
at the hour of o'clock, p. m, under and by
virtue of an execution in the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court of
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
OF Montana, in and for the county of Deer
Lodge, the following described property, to-
wit, All of the right. title and interest of
the defendants, or either of them, or which
they had on the 4th day of September, A. ID.
isSe, In and to that certain lot or parcel of
land fronting fifty (50) feet more or less upon
DAILY street, in the town of Walkerville, and
running back to Walker & Bros reservoir.
The same being part of the surface ground of
the " Blue Wing" lode mining claim. To
gether with all and singular the improve
ments Entertainments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.
All of the foregoing described property stu
ate lying and being in Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory, and levied upon as the
property of thedefendants. -
Dated this 18th day of November, A. d. 1880
, JAMES s. McANDREWS, Sheriff.
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M A I'D s.
wha. Mr.. Vanderbilt Proposes Doing

What Mr.. Vanderbilt Proposes Doing
The last number of the New York Spirit
Of the Times contains the following interview
with Mr.. Vanderbilt:
Reporter-How fast do you thing Maud S.
will ultimately trot?
Mr.. Vanderbilt believe she will trot
2:Oe. 1t is only question of when she car
carry her speed for the full distance, and Il
nothing goes wrong with her 1 expect
her to be able to trot next year in 200. VI.
Rep.-She Is In the same hands for this
winter? r.af..e oh A. .r-. ....... All. Ha
Mr.V.-Yes. It was intended that she
should be shipped to New York, but she had
a slight touch of epizootic at the time.
Captain Stoner came On to see me, and
concluded to leave her where she is. Next
season she will be exhibited, and after she
has lowered the record as far she can / will
take her for my own use. ..'. .. ..l..
Rep.-Would you allow her to be matched
against st. Julien? H~t -a..aar .... w.
Mr.. V.--Maud S. will not, under ordinary
circumstances, be matched against st. Julien
or any other horse while she belongs to me.
1t win always give me pleasure to show hsI
to the pqblic..when.in my judgment there ID
good reason for doing SO, and before she Is
withdrawn from the track think there will
be no difference of opinion as to her speed
as compared with any present rival. OF
course this opinion Is based entirely upon
what 1 head from Captain Stone, Mr.. Blair
anb those who have seen her performance.
Captain Stone informs me that she has never
been driven at her best at the finish Of any
mile, and I have not conversed with any per-
son who seen her her trot in these exhibit
items that does not confirm the above state
ynerts tH29 H8 Emg sEEGtH8# RI .
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The New Chinese Treaty.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--on Friday the Iate,
Oceans Washington special says: The points
of the treaty negotiated between the United
States and China. have been transmitted to
the State Department by the Commission In
China. !. 1t is understood in general tone to
be satisfactory TO this government. i 1t modi-
fies the Burlingame Treaty, formulating pro-
visions fol, limiting or regulating Chinese
immigration. The particulars are confden-
.tiai and not made public, except so far as In
Dictated above, Secretary Evarts is absent In
New Yoric 80 4 is not known what action
win be taken No opportunity has been
given for sufficient consideration Of Its pro-
visions, ,,,,,, ,+-,-- ca
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SheriHS sale,
Dennis Driscoll, Plaintiff,


|. VS..
Samuel Brown, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff7s Sale in front of the
Sheriff's Office. in the town of Butte, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory, on Satur
day, the 18th day of December. A. ID. 1880, nj
the hour of 2 o'clock, p. IN, under and by
virtue of an execution. In the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District of the Territory
of Montana in and for the county of Deer
Lodge, the following described property to.
wit. All of the right, title and interest OF
the defendant, or which he had on the I'd day
of September, A. D., 1880, in and to that Ger.
tain lot or parcel of land fronting fifty 90
feet more or less on DAILY street, in the town
Of Walkerville, and running back to Walker
q Bros reservoir, the same being part of the
surface ground of the "Blue Wing" lode
mining claim. Together with all and Singh.
lar the improvements, tenements and heredi-
taments thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining. All of the foregoing described
property situate lying and being in Deer
Lodge county, Montana, and levied upon as
the property of the defendants. o. =
Dated this 18th day of November, A. d. 1880.
JAMES S. MCANDREWS, Sheriff
By THOMAS McTAGuE, Deputy Sheriff.
5g.}-It
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New YoRK, November ,28--The Times
Cleveland special says: Speaking Of the
newspaper talk about the so-called 'Conkling
treaty, one Of Garfclds secretaries said the
story surpassed, n possible, the Morey letter
In stupidity. The idea that upominee for
the Presidency of Ggfel{ . - City andpo-
litical experience, would slen-Sach paper
placing his Official life In Tie handlof anoth-
Or, b TOO absurd for notice. Moreover, du-
ring the hour that the Grant party stayed
here, Garfield only saw them In the presence
Of . crowd Of people.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the Probate Court of the county of Dee,
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the
matter of the estate of George n Hall
deceased fUIgs zsI.I'.7e = - 1870
Notice Is hereby given that Oliver III. p
Thoroughman and William HudnalI. the All
illustrators of the estate of George T. Hale
deceased, having filed in this Court their DE.
whole OF the personal property of the said
deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
nxed by the said Court for "Wednesday. the
2fh day of November, A.. D. 1880. at Ia
O'clock O'clock a, m; OF said day, at the Court room
county Of Deer Lodge, Territory on Mon.
tana, and all persons Interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear and
show cause, IL any there be, why the said Or
der prayed for should not be made. =
ORREN EMERSON. Clerk
Dated Nov. 18th, 1850. J I : - o'''.
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An InRoIent Officer.

NoRroLK, Nov. 2S. The officers of the
navy yard are excited and indignant because
the captain Of the British steamer Sandring.
ham, which was 'beached on Caps Henry,
some time ago, and which BY the courtesy
Of the Secretary Of the Navy, was allowed to
come Into dock yard to repair, took occa-
sion TO launch the bitterest inysctives againt
the American navy. It's officers and the dag.
Commodore Hughes on hearing this ordered
the vessel fiom tlie yard at once, and no
work VIII ~ allowed on her until instruc-
tions are received from the Secretary Of the
Navy. 80 -
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N "A preacher in Syracuse recently told bis
congregation that if the women would all
dance by themselves In . ten-acrc lot sur
rounded BY q high board fence, and the men
In another Enclosure Of the same size, there
would then be no harm In dancing" Not
much fun either,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
Just PUBLISHED.

saSsfuily revised Treatise on Catarrh with an no
eurae description Of symptoms and sympathetic dis
eases, together with minute directors for eccting
with s, JFoRp's RADICAL CrEK speedy and pcrma.
ncnt cue. Also observations dict and the general
hcaith 81 vast 10 nh nictcd with cataTrh
It Is Nrsrped about ca h bottle OF tho RADICAL
or viii be mailed free on receipt Of stamp. -a :
Each package OF SASroRp's RADICAL CURE contains
tons for In all Price, 81 Sold by all whole
salc and retail druggists throughout tho United statcs
and Canada. WEEKS e. POTTER, General Auents
md wiIolesalc DrugRists Boston. Mass, ! = =
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seATARR

CsATARIsH 10 disease of the mucous membrane.
Iemperaments and constitutions vary us severity
succession OF colds, from sudden change OF atmos-
phere. wearing wet clothing, exposure incenent
digestive organs In morbid or inactive condition,
and tho strength and vital forces exhausted. Tho dis
from Scarlet Fever Measles, and Biphthera, in which
charge quantities OF matter This discharges from tho
whatever cause they arise be thin and and
so acid as 10 cause rcdness and cxcoriaton or k'
H. emitting oao eesr 81 a 1nc xho ike ~.
white OF egg There may BIO entire lack OF
ao, ans psr S i'm
phase called BY GaarrS The Ds" maers
ihckened rendering Breathing through the nose dim
cult or inposaible and the sufferer finds necessary
air to pass directly 10 tho bronchial tubes and lungs
The matter passing down tic throat creates constant
sn 10 has s rand & s to tnroS T. S S1,
passing freely down from the nd throat tho mn-
Gus becomes hard and forms into scabs
passages and throat require very persistent eoss
70 dislodge them. THO eye in sympathy becomes In
ids may Be- found glued topoticr and matter L 90.
ercted 10 more or less quantity The ear also becomes
Ssts x cha
iaaiy deafness fh throat. bronchial tubes and lungs
tration Of tho nervous eystcm 10 superadded such az
fectlons become alarming. - !
WHO are with Ito make Fpeedy pa FOR
It's trea nent before It becomes chronic The sdvan
e bere 70 Ss IN other We
tions mark assieniGc remedy, calculated to meet
rom tho best people IN inc United States attest The
esteem in which u j. held W those who have been
with which mank ind Ia to-day afflicted.
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|. NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

II Astats Of Cerneha z, 0Kn, deceased.
Notice Il hereby given by fhe undersigrea
executor Of the estate Of Cornelia p. Din. a..
ceascd, 70 tho creditor Of and All nerson n
having claims against the said deceased ~
exmols them with the necessary vouchers
I'M .oel months AMER the INST publication
II the teva Of Deer Ledge. q De count on y
Dssr Ledge :, ~~'-sS SSoun'y -
ADDISON SMITH. ah
executor Of CorneIia r. DIN. dec1ssad
Dated at Deer Lodge, Ney, I2, is0o.
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COLLECTOR NOTICE.

Persons knowing themselyes indebted to m
are requested 70 make Immediate settlement
either BY cash or note An accounts rersain-l
ing unpaid BY December LIST win be placed In
the hands Of an attorney for collection. do
not wish to subject To costs those owing RE.
but need and must have money.
N. CONTANCIN.
Deer Lodge, Nov. ~, 1sSO. 5e3tf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Two children died in New Castle from
the effects Of eating candy.
The lower House of the Iowa Legislature
has voted 10 submit constitutional amend
ment making women eligible TO the Legis-
lature.
The seventieth birthday Of Ole Bull. the
violinist, was celebrated at Cambridge,
Mass, on Thursday evening, BY very
distinguished surprise party, including
Professors Longfellow and Holmes.
During squall, on Sunday afternoon
last, schooner was capsized at Cheney's
Cove, Grand Manan, all island off the
northeast cosst Of Maine and John Sesbit,
Frank Robinson, John Larry, Mrs Lind.
say, and Mrs. Simeon Franklin were
drowned. They all belonged to Great
Nanan.
Richard Smith, of Pittsburg. has been
arrested at the instance of very handsome
and wealthy young lady Of Rochester, Bea.
YER county, upon the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. She loaned
him 81 ,64s 10 go into business, which she
mad thought safe after cOurtship of three
years duration. But finding that the young
man avoided her company and had not
gone into business, she had him arrested.
large number Of unemployed working
men assembled on the Sand Lots, San
Fransisco, on Monday afternoon. where
they were addressed by Mayor kalloch.
He gave them TO understand that within a
few days Chinatown would be legally de-
clared a nuisance, and that the work re-
sulting from such declaration would give
them employment. He cOunseled them 10
refrain from any illegal OF iniudicious ac-
tion until they heard from him again.
dispatch from Dallas, Texas, SAYS that
reliable advices have been received there
TO the effect that Jay Gould and Colonel
Thomas A. Scott, representing the Texas
and Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad, have purchased all out
standing bonds and securities of the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad, which will be ex-
tended so as TO connect with the Dennison
and Pacific extension of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad thus making
Dallas the terminus of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railroad, and making the
latter competing line with the Texas
Central Railroad
On Thursday evening as the G:l4 ac-
commodation train from Milton, on the
Catawissa road, going east, was passing
HofimRn's crossing and nearing the West
Milton station, il ran into two-horse sled
containing nine young gentlemen and
ladies, instantly killing Miss Sue Bennage.
who sat on the front seat, frsciuring her
skull; breaking the left arm of John
Shedle and giving two severe flesh wounds
10 Thomas Cresswell. Shedle is senselcss
and not expected to recover. The remain
ing party escaped uninjured. One of the
horses was also instantly killed, and the
other 50 badly burt that be had to be shot.
| The party, merry with excitement, was
on its way 10 a Sabbath-school teachers
! institute.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12
for the Centre Democrat.
THE WRECK.

Night on the ooean-no bright stars CLEAN
Der the face Of the waters W restless and deep,
All II hushed-even ceased Ia the sea gulls scream
There brcathes In the air but the spell Of sleep.
steamer so stately that nRught could It lack,
Comes freighted with hundreds Of immortal souts
Not one dreams Of dangcr-yst it Turks In their track
And Is fast creeping them with each wave that
rolls.
II nears them-it strikes with a thundsrinK shock.
Ahnghtcd they wakon aud shrek In their fear
Ia the tempest upon tl,em' No. they've struck on a
rock
For The fog hangs low where the ledges rear.
Now the ship is thing Of life. II would SEEM
How 1t reels and shakes when 1t feels the hard blow
II shudder. aud quivers in every team,
As Its strong sides break with n sounding throe
wild terror has seized some-and mute despair
Has settled on others; comes death through the
waycs'
Must their bodies untombed and uneofned rest there
No darling hand strowIng loves flowers on their
graves'
God have msrcy"-from horror-struck lIps arise
One plunge-and the vessel sinks gnryllpg down.
In vain, in vain are the hoart-rsndlng cries.
oh ocean! cold ocean! your victor, IL won
You have swallowed the youths with their sunny hair,
And the aged with locks Of silvery hue,
The man In his prime and the matron fair
sleep their long. last sleep neaih your waters blu.
You have darkenei the homes that were filled with
light
You have changed the laugh int bitter tears
You have crushed the hearts that were bounding
bright,
Aud hiyhted the bopa= of cotnIng wear. p4s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

LAST WEEK OF CoURT.-The following
cases were disposed of in the Court of
Common Pleas of this county by His
Honor Judge Orvis and Associate
Judges Owens and Franck, beginning
Monday, Feb. 9. up to Wednesday noon:
ID. X. Tate VS.. Gustave Lyon, mechan.
ic's lien. Case settled and costs paid.
J. Keller Miller VS.. Anna Cottle, me.
chanic's lien. Settled and costs paid.
Samuel C. Mcclellan VS.. J. II. Holt.
action of debt. Judgment entered by
the court in favor of plaintiff for $780,.
Il, with stay of execution until May /,
1880.
John ID. Lieb's administrators Va.
Curtin, Loeb & Co. Settled and costs
paid.
James S. Marsh VS.. William Allison.
Jr. Judgment entered by the court
in favor of plaintiff for sl36.25.
Henry Meyer We. Aaron Lukenbach.
Settled and costs paid.
Mary Snyder VS.. Ira Z. Snyder.
Judgment entered by the court in favor
Of plaintiff for s246.SO.
r. II. Wooley, for use of James Scar. +
let vs.. A. S. Valentine. Settled and
costs paid.
Jacob Sparr's executors, &c, for use
of Margaret sparr and Nancy II. Sparr
vs.. Peter Rouble's executors. Verdict
for plaintiff for sl,327.32.
The Com. in REL, &C., VS.. Adam r.
Barlow and Samuel P. Gray. surviving
heirs. Jury sworn and verdict for
plaintiff for penal sum OF bond.
Adam Swartz. Sr., vs. II. d. Van Pelt
and Howard Spangler. Jury sworn and
verdict for defendant.
&Thomas r. Hayes VS.. Francis NJ.
Webb, executors OF. &C.. of Dinah NJ.
Adams. Jury sworn and verdict for
plaintiff for slS6.07.
d. X. Tate vs.. Joseph & Brother
Jury sworn and verdict for plaintiff for
s2l.92.
Hoffer & Kline vs. Joseph Schnell and
George A. Bsyard, overseers OF the poor
Of Bellefcnte borough. Judgment en-.
tered By the court in favor of PLAINTIFF
for the sum Of S6g4.l4.
sheriff's deed of John L spaneler 10
r. II. Magee acknowledged in open
court for property Of r. @. Hockman.
Of Madisonburg.
Jacob Roff, ct. al. "a. William wit.
mer. Cause before the jury at time Of
going to press,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12

The man who is heroically drawing
Mr.. Tilden's salary, at Washington,
woke up the other morning and TO
his CONSERVATION discovered that he
hadn't appointed an Ohio man to
Office for over a week. AS soon as he
recovered from the astonishment caus-
ed by this apparent neglect of the
patriotic people ofhis home, he prompt
ty looked about him with q view to
remedy the oversight-determined that
such things should not be. His eagle
eye at single glance lighted upon an
appraisership in the New York custom
house-just the place for some noble
son Of the Buckeye State-and 10 in
a twinkling, John Quincy Howard,
author of the life of President
Hayes" was hunted up and discovered
to be just the man to fill it. John
Quincy Howard, of Ohio, and author
of the life of President Hayes" is no
doubt a personal favorite with his
fraudulency and must of course be
provided for, and thus we have another
fine exhibition of civil service reform.
Only this, and nothing more"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12

THE writer of the Republican plat
form enunciated in Cameron's conven-
tion at Harrisburg must be considered
the joker of the season, when he puts
forth the following as the sentiment of
the party which counted Florida and
Louisiana for Rutherford B. Hayes:
sour Republican form of government
will be signal failure when any polit.
ical party can succeed in defying the
public will as shown by the people at
the ballot box"
The sentiment is right--too serious
for a joke and in view of recent his.
tory, both National and State, exceed
ingly out of place in such comicdt re-
lation to Republican platform. The
integrity of the ballot is too sacred to
be thus trifed with.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12

SENATOR WALLACE and his COM
mittee have lately been putting the
notorious Johnny Davenport through
another course of sprouts. 1t is amaz-
ing that any one should have been per-
mitted to tyranize over the voters of q
great city like New York rs this fell
low has been doing for years in the
interest of the Republican party. And
yet, our Republican friends have the
cheek TO harp about free elections.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-12
THE Hon. William d. Kelley ha.

THE Hon. William ID. Kelley has
matured plan for paying off the
greater part of the National debt in
twenty-seven years by yearly INSTALL
ments. 1t is intended rs substitute
for Secretary Sherman's refunding
proposition, and has been discussed
with considerable favor by the Com
mittee on ways and means of the
House. He proposes the annual pay
ment of s3S,2l6,370 exclusive of in
terest, and claims that on his plan the
total cost TO the government in that
time would be only 81 ,62s, ,2s1 ,06s, in
stead of s2,270,049,9S0, as on the
funding plan.