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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-31

In his Georges Virgil sings of bees, and
the merry hum of these busy little creatures
has blended in the lay Of many pastoral
poet But a bee in business hours is alto
gether different insect than when posing
for an artist or song writer. Thursday morn
ing Mr.. Weeks of Hallowell, who lives near
the Ledge, attempted to remove the honey
from hive and force the occupants to seek
new quarters. But the bees filed exceptions,
and stung Mr. Weeks severely. The attack
was so severe and unlocked for that he faint
ed. Medical aid was summoned, ana he is
now doing WELL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-31

JULY
--LATEST STYLES
NECK WEAR:
Fine Melted Silk Scarfs,
"insor Scarfs with Polka Spots.
Lawn Ties in Delicate Shades
The new Polo Scarf, &c.
HANDKERCHIEFS:
White Silk Pongee, wide Hem Stitched.
Border with Polka Spots,
White Linen H'd'k'f. Hem Stitched. with
Wide Colored Borders,
Silk Handkerchief in Colors.
Fancy Linen Handkerchief.
HOSIERY:
Fine English Merino, in Fancy Stripes
and Silk Clockings,
Fine Cotton. in Fancy Stripes and Silk
Clockings,
Llsle Thread with Polka Spots,
Large Variety of Medium Grades at Low
Prices.
THE CELEBRATED
+. 4 Z. Linen Collars & Cuffs.
The "Eighmie" White Shirt.
NOVELTIES IN FINE SUSPENDERS.
Desirable Goods in
Summer Under Wear.
CELluL0ID COLLARS & CUFFS
AT
NAs0N's,
!& \ !3' Water s., Augusta, Ne.
apr2sM, W ,&Sly
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Hancock. Letter TO Gen. Sherman.

NEW YORK, july 80. 1t is stated that Gen
Sherman has forwarded to Gen. Hancock a
certified copy of the latter's letter to Sher-
man during the electoral count. Hancock
requested the letter for publication.
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FOR ElGN NEWS.
Damage by Rims.

LONDON, July 80. Rains have done much
damage to crops in the Midland and Noting
ham districts.
In Essex and Kent heavy rains have
caused irrcparable INJURY to hundreds of
acres of grain.
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Last Sundays Services.

Bishop Tuttie held services at BIT. James
Church, Deer Lodge, morning and evening
last Sunday assisted by hev. lillotson.
During the morning services Mrs. ID. b.
Kenyon and Mrs. A. X. Ives we're confirm
cd and during the evening services the two
children OF Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chap
man we're baptized, The church was filled
70 repetition on both OCCASIONS with deyout
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The Wool Market.

Harding, Martin IL Co., Boston, In their
Circular Of June 9th, say OF the wool mar
ket:
"The market remains in the same quiet
state previously noticed, and the steady de-
cline in prices for some weeks past has
failed to lead to any incres ,ed activity.
The new clip 10 now making Its appearance
at all points, and 1t appears to rs that man
uiacturers and dealers have not, for many
years, been 30 indifferent about purchasing.
at this time last year there was very little
wool unsold In California, Texas. Kentucky
Or Georgia. but this year large portion OF
the clip Of these States remains unsold. In
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Michigan there
Las as yet been nothing doing and no dis
position to operate In these States as yet,
while last year, at this time, buying bad
already commenced. In fact, almost the
anttre wool clip Of the country 10 still In the
hands of growers, and II manufacturers,
dealers and spectators continue TO keep
ont Of the market for some weeks longer,
1t will tend to unsettle prices more than
even the absence Of buyers for some months
past, az stocks are now beginning to accu.
mulate at all points in the interior, and
growers begin TO feel uneasy at their ab.
sence. The early buyers, who made pur'
chases in the interior some weeks ago. find
1t difficult to turn over their purchaser ex
cept at loss, and this viii also tend y
make them more cautious In future opera
tons"
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OBJ IT q A B 7.

NoRToN-Died, In LeadvIlle, Colorado, June 9th,
Harry j. Norton, aged 40 years.
So reads the brief record that comcs-sad tidings
to all who knew the genial, gifted Harry Norton ~
Il now nearly fifteen years since ID. w Tilton, Ber.
r. Di,tes Charley Willard, Harry Norton, Hugh Nc
Qaaid, Sam. Richardson, Billy Coyne, Old Woods aud
oursef constituted the working force Of the Montana
Post and lived as family In the good old city oil
Virginia Those were happy days, and he whose sun
ny disposition and irrspressibe briliaucy most made
labor light and recreation enjoyable was Harry j.
Norton. He removed to Helena with the Post, went
thence temporarily to the States but returned in time
to take charge foreman and pull the first impression
on the NEw NORTH WEST at Deer Lodge, in July,
1869 Subsequently he went to Virginia City and
was associated with Mr.. Cope In editing the Non
taaian. During the time he was thus engaged
half dozen of us, IN 1874 made that trip to tine
National Park which he gracefully wrote up and
D ib,ished Subsequently he went TO California and
Nevada, became editor and publisher Of the Mining
Reporter at Silver City, Nevada and MARI Miss
Ash, the daughter OF a widow lady residing at Day
ton daughter born TO them sud all letters n
dictate their married life happy. The newspaper
venture failed and he went Deadwood represent
alive of the san Francisco Chronicie took position
on the editoriei staff of the Pioneer and afterward
published the Neacs Letter anc other statistical and
descriptive matter relating to the Back Hills.
Thence he went to New York, Engaged in mining
transactions and finally last yes- went to Lcadyile
where be was engaged writer On the Democrat to
the time Of his death During these years we have
had many pleasing contributions from his pen. Mr..
Norton was born in Buffs'o, Y, learned his trade
ON the Cspmsrcial TO which he was for many years
contributor and came to Montana in Capt. James L.
Fisks expedition. Although an expert printer he
was better w.iter. All things considered, We re-
card him as che rrot brilliant and talented reporter
and correspondent ever engaged on the Montana
press He wrote rar idly with an ntuiiye knowledge
OF what would take In sparkling. happy vein and
no draft on his energies was ever dishonored.
Thoroughly kind-heaad and companionab'e he
loved his friends with devotion that knew no
bounds; but OF an adventurous, restless, rowing
spirit. generous fault and convivll TO excess, 1t
was not In his nature to content settled or pro-
vide for the morrow and far from his loved ones.
amsug strangers in rude wild camp, he gave up bis
hfe ana crossed to that other shore where II gener
ous, gifted faithful souls have rest his fares WE'LL
| Mr.. Norton left letter written at Denver Nov
1879 which gave the address of bis friends, asked
that the Masonic fraternity. In case of his death
should bury him, although he was not Mason, ane
left his blessing and good wishes to his friends IL
| Montana, California, Nevada and the Black Hills
1 God rest his soul,
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises to loo Held Next
Week.

The Deer Lodge Public School term clos
en- next week. The last three days of the
term will DO devoted to an examination of
pupils in each Of the several depaI tments,
and embrace as many Of the studies gone
over during the tain as can be convenient
" heard in tha time devoted. There will
be genera! exercises In addition. The ex-
animation Of the Primary Department miss
Kate Fegtly's room) will take place on
Wednesday, 10Th; the pupils in the Inter
mediate Department miss Sadie Hutcbins
teacher) will be examined on Thursday,
18th, and the more advanced scholars will
have their examination by Principal Reed
on Friday, 18th. 1t Is desired by the Prin-
cpal and Assistants that parents Of pupils
and all interested In the welfare Of the
school, be present at the announced exer-
cses, which will be held In the afternoon
Of the days mentioned.
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nEATHe

SNiTH-At EmmettsburY, June 10 l6ssi, ELLEN DO
eephine, daughter Of Thomas and klien smith,
sged year., moEths and ID days.
sUTHERLIN-Af White Sulphur Spnngs, nay q.
ffE0 81 pneumonia, Arxminta D., wifc Of J. n.
Sutherl1p. rs
Drcsa.ed was the mother Of the editors Of the
I'm sAUrdUvun She was born In Cooper county, 10.
Amg. IA 1S16 was married In 1888 and came To Mon
s.ns ia ie7V she was an sdecti0nate mosher,. de
voted moeher and lcnd devout and Christian HE.
NHApFEH-At B0xeman june -. lo6h Roy son Oh
NJ ]. r. ShaGer. u Helena. aged two years
an kETER-At Bannack, June 10 1852, Emma H.,
wife q Augustus 0raeter. aged a ycars,
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Pioneer Book Bindery.

We arc in receipt from Mr.. George 4.
Boos, of Helena, Of circular announcing
his purchase OF the Herald book bindery
and paper box mandatory. Since the es-
tablisment of this industry 10 the summer
of 1878 Mr.. Boos has boon in charge -
foreman, and the work done for the pubic
is the best recommendation OF what It VIII
be IN the future. The proprietor intends
adding largely 70 his stock, and VIII pur-
chase the newest and most approved ma
chinery with the view Of doing IN Montana
work which 20 this time has had to be sent
else whore.
Ever Of those Who encourage homo In
dustries We cordially commend the Pioneer
Book Bribery to the public and trust its
proprietor will receive the substantial sup
port OF al desiring work in bis line.
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Personal.

Mr.. 8. e. Larabis has gone to Ne=ad
Creek.
Miss e. j Hutcbius Of Helena is yisitin,
her sister In Deer Lodge.
Mr.. J. E. Dicksy, County Clerk and Re-
corder, after q ten days illness, is again a
his desk.
Mr.. p. Cahalin, formerly Of Big Black
foot rear Yreka, has sold his rancho there
and will locate in Deer Lodge.
Mr.. John w. Gilbert, viii leave in about q
week for Washington Territory to purchase
horses and be absent go days.
Hiram Knowles, Esq, started for Keo-
kuk on last Saturday ON private business.
He will be absent about six weeks.
Hugh McQuaid, ESQ.,, Supervisor of Gen.
sus, was over this week on business. He
has received authority to appoint three
more enumerators in Montana, one of whom
will doubles, be assigned to Butte.
Mr.. Duncan Mcdonald aud party, af'sr
an Intellectual attempt to cross the Rocky
Mountains to Jocko, the SHOWS being too
deep, returned to Kootenai Lakes at which
place they were still waiting May Goth. N
Residents of Philadelphia say the report
that Col. A. K. Mcclure contemplated be-
coming an Episcopal clergyman was what
the boys here would call "a JOSH" He is
too good an editor to run the risk of being
poor clergyman.
Mr.. Valentine Blum, who has been suf-
fering with partial paralysis of the face for
six or eight months, will leave this, Friday,
morning for Philadelphia where he will BIS
treated by the eminent specialist DR.. Gar
rettson. We trust he will speedily return,
cured.
MIR. Joseph A. Brown, the popular host
at Browns Bridge, has purchased the 300
acres of ground east of Deer Lodge, which |
includes the Race Track, of Mr.. Frank Olin. |
A valuable water right belongs with the |
property. Mr.. Brown will remove here as
soon as circumstances will permit, that bis
family may have pleasant home and his
children good educational facilities. They
win be heartily welcomed.
Alex. Il. Twin, ESQ.,, left for Cairo, Ills,
on Tuesday. He may return in few weeks
or remain In Illinois where strong induce
ments are offered him to be candidate for
Clerk of the Judicial District of which Cairo
is a part. Mr.. IIvin Is Democrat but was
twice elected Sheriff in his home county
which is strongly Republican, and now that
he has been here several months we can
understand it. He is gentleman who
would win warm friends anywhere and hold
them through even an Egyptian campaign.
We trust be will resist the alluiements OF
politics and return to Montana. DR.. +.
e. Gleason, who goes to Malone, N. 4.,on
q visit home will be Mr.. Twins travelling
from Butte. Thos. L. Napton,
ESQ.,, left for Butt Wednesday, going
thence to Philadelphia on professional bus
mess. Geo. W. Irwin, Esq, Clerk OF this
Judicial District, left Thursday morning
for visit to his mother in st. Joseph. NO.,
and q few weeks recreation " down east.
He has not bsen in the States for IL years.
He and MIR. Nspton will be travelling com
panions aud expect ID have a bushei OF
fun.
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN.

Deer LodJe STORE Oh <. h. Dohhor q ~.
Notably among firms who do busi-
ness 10 our town, the members OF which In
times Agoue when the outlook was far from
promising, predicted that good times had
not been but were to be, and evidenced
their faith each year By bringing larger
stocks and in the erection the best build
ings, Is that Of e. L. Bonner & Co. Than
the members Of this firm there are In Mem
tana mono moro esterprising or who devote
moro untiring efforts to please their custo-
mers by bringing to the market tine class
Of goods suited to purchasers here-a
knowledge gained by years Of experience in
the Montana trade. establishing . plan Of
selling denominated by them as the One
Price System. and whichmeans that whom
goods ara rec,ived they are marked at ths
lowest possible price 1t which goods Of the
quality can be sold, and from which price
there u 40 deviation. By this means al are
treated alike, and when opposition is 10 the
fore IL will be found Bonner q Co. have
- good opportunity to purchase -
any composition snd can and Wiu ell a. low.
The immense dry goods department 4
being rapidly allied with now and choice
goods, and other large invoices arc daily
expected to arrive. We osn cheerfully
recommend the house = one characterized
BY fair dealing. whore articles shown are
| Just what thsy are represented. and whore
| can b found IN elegant assortnsnt Of
eooda. B. l. Bonnsr d 20. arc deserving
q The success they srs % rapidly attaining
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in bis hands BY an East
India mif si0nary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
naEent cure Of consumption. bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and ali Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, haa
felt Il his duty TO make 1t known TO biz
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and . desire to relieve human suffering,
Sand free Of charge - all who desire Y
thus recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using
6sut BY mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper.
w. w. 6HERAR,
ll0 Powers Block, Rochester, n I.
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Duke Owns Democr attic Diagnosis.

William M. Gwin, of Colorado, was in
terviewed by representative Of the New
York Herald Monday. He says the Cali
fornia Democratic Delegation is in favor Of
the unit rule and favors Field for President.
de thinks Oregon, Colorado and Nevada
will also stand for Field, whom Gwin
thinks, despite his Chinese decision, Is q
political necessity. He says Tilden will
sink all personal ambitions that the party
NAV win, but that he meyer will forgive
Bayard or Thurman for their action in the
Electoral Commission and will not consent
to their nomination. Gwin thinks Bayard 9
secession record is fatal to him, and that
Thurman cannot carry the hard money
States. He does not think tho Tllden vote
will 90 to Kan TALL, and that the doubt OF
Seymour's acceptance will have great innn-
euce against him. The deduction 10 that
Field is the only available man in the ext
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his way unharmed. We give the version
m IL came then, a. with all the rudenesses
OF frontier life that Of rudsness to LADY ID
not included In the Woes Of the mountains
and while We doubt not the Bishop wou'o
be as chivalrous as the student, We believe
he has never bad occasion 70 resent an Of
.nse to q lady IN his many miles OF noun
tain travel.
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Miss Lincoln's Complimentary Con
cert

On Tuesday evening, June Goth. the Deer
Lodge Oh oral Society will give the Compli-
mentary Concsrt at O'Neilrs Thestre
which they have rendered to Miss Lincoln.
The Programme will contain number VI
selected choruses and songs In which the
class, composed Of twelve or fifteen of our
best vocalists, are quite proficient and the
music will doubtless be elegant. Miss May
Hodges, wso Ii . iins elccationist, will "a
vor the audience with recitation. The
ladies' Of tho Episcopal Church viii have
refreshments after the enter tainment ~ the
Reading Room, and altogether II 10 design
cd to make the evening as delightful ~
possible. Tickets for the Concert viii b
on sale It the st-ofioe Store and We hops
to see full house.
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June 7-P. A. Largely, administering Of the
estate OF VIM. Reagan, deceased to Lee Mantle,
consideration $100, Mary Ann lode, 8. v. dis
trict.
June Limited States 70 John A. Leggat ct al,
government price, placer mining ground CO INSIST
Ing Of 40 23-lOO acres, s. v. district.
Tune 8-United States to u. Bissonette, gov
ernmen Mt price, patent for 100 acres Of land.
Iuue 0-Thomas Haney 20 Martin A. Fitsch en-,
ten feet In Tip Top Lode, 8. v. district.
June e-W. A. Clark to Jacob " Fry, &l2, In
terest in Sprace lode, s. v. district.
June 0-Jamss II. Mills TO ID. r. Beck ct al,
1900, lots II and 8, block 8, Butte.
June 9-David Thompson t. d. R.Beck, ". 90,
one-fourth interest In Can Can lode, 3. " dis
iune 9-lames 8. McAndrews to Henry Schnep-
lie, Sherifs deed for property at Phiiipsburg.
Iune ll-W. n. Clark 70 ]. H. Loefier ct al.
SIOO, east 1910 feet Of the oambetta lode, 8. ".
Iune il-Gans Klein to Charles p. Hough,
A3OO, lot 9, block Is, Butte.
Iune ll-Gans Il Klein TO II. N. Parchen Co.,
e45O, lot 8, block rs, Butte.
June l1-R. G.Abernethy TO VIM. Wehrspaun.
Of, enc tenth interest in Bee Hive lode, .. v.
June l2-B c. Kingsbury TO VIM. p. owin,
d, so, lot 10, block c, w. KS addition to
Butte sown-site.
June l2-Wm. p. owin TO Mary r: Wood,
9f,160. lot 10. block c. w. q KS addition to
June i is"A. Il. Barre, 70 Joseph L.eaa d 900,
June lS-pennis Manton to r. cahaiin, $3.50,
lots II and 10, block %. Deer Lc dye.
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E. L. BONNER & co.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Filed for Record in the County Clerk
and Recorders Orfice--June Ito
June 10 Inclusive.
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Remaining uneaiied for In the Deer Lodge POST
once June II. 1850. Persons calling for the
same will please say advertised and give
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Notice..

NOTICE IL hereby given all persons in Dcel
IN Lodge county, M. T., owners of or possessed VI
raj property, whether town lots, farms ranches
TO give full description of the same by numbsr Of
lots and blocks In the township they may be situated
In the number of section or quarter section OF thti
farms or ranches the may be, to the
CON MURPHY.
County Assessor of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
Deer Lodge, june 2, 1885, 570-5t
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New TODAY.
SherIH's Sale.

W. d. Flowers, Plaintiff,
va
W. j. Hynes, Defendant.
To be sold at Sherif's SALE on Saturday. the 10th
day of July A. ID. 1880. al o'clock p. m In front
of the Court House door In the town and county oil
Deer Lodge NJ T., under and by virtuelof an execu.
ton in the above entitled cause issued from out the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District of
Montana Territory. in and for the county of Deer
Lodge the following described property, to-wit:
All the right title and interest of the defendant or
which he had the 10th day OF March A, D. 1886, in
and to the following property:
The Cheyenne lode claim, situated in Highland
Mining District Deer Lodge county M. T., and about
one mile west OF Red Mountain city and comprising
thousand 1000 feet In easterly direction and
one thousand [l00Ol feet In a westerly direction.
Also, " The Only Chance' lode claim situated on
what II known as the Nevens Hill, anout one-haiI
mile west of Red Mountain city, and about two hun
dred yards southeast from the Neyens Lode" course
o. said lode being easterly and Westerly and compri
sing thousand 100] feet in an easterly direction
and one thousand 1000 feet In westerly direction.
All of the above named property lying and being II
said Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, and lev
led upon as the property of the defendant.
Dated this 18th day OF June, A. d. 1886.
JAMES s. Moan DREWS,
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County, M. T.
BY THOMAS MCTAsUE, Deputy Sheriff, 57aA
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VICK'S
GARDEN & FLOWER
SEEDS
At the Postomce Store.
Agricultural Machinery, Wagons, Etc.
We have on hand and en- route large stock OF
Champion Mowers.
Champion Reapers,
Mccormick Mowers,
Mccormick Self Binders,
xay.Is r. p Tor ahove Machines

Also a good stock of
Sulky Hay Rakes,
Sulky P1ows,
Oliver Chilled Piows.
Moline Steel Piows,
Grain Drills,
Hay and Barley Forks,
Scythes, Cradles, Etc, Etc
Fish Wagons,
Balm Wagons,
..- Spring Wagons
KENNoN ZENOS.
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HOSIERY.

LADIES MISSES cHrLpREN's AND MEMS
IN WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.
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LOCAL NEWS

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofRce TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VloUSLY SENT.
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4 uRRDAs.H. WELLS c., Hslsna. keep :
~ fnIi lire 81 Blanks for Justices Of the Peace.
0ana rgiess - sharge1 ~ ~ New NoEsh.
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For Sale.
Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of Edmund Kennedy
deceased.
The undersigned administrator of the estate Of
Edmund kennedy, deceased hereby gives notice thu
he WILL on the nth day Of July, 1850, or n sooE
thereafter as he be heard, apply 70 the Probate
Court Of Deer Lodge County, N. I. to resign his
letters Of administration In the above entitled estate
June IA, 1880. - d.
- TIMOTHY KENNEDY,
Administrator of the estate Ut Edmund Kennedy
5725t deceased.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the -pirtnership
IN heretofore existing between Con Murphy and
d B. Jenkins lie this dav dissolved ny mutual con-
sent. All debts due the firm to be paid TO ID. B. Jen-
kins and all accounts against the Arm TO be presented
to d. b. Jenkins for payment
~ ID. b. JENKINS,
CON MURPHY.
PHLIPsBUna. May ~, 1850.
Icommend the Silver Lake Hotel and its proprietor
to the travelling public. CON MURPHY.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS GLOVES.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES.
HARRIS SEAMLESS AND ALExANDRE's
KIDS, LACE MIrTs, BLACK AND WHITE
LACE TOP GLOVES SILK AND BERLIN,
MEMS LADIES AND cHILDRENs' BOOTS.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MEMS YOUTHS AND cHTLDRENs' CLIO
THING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
ETC., ETC.
LADIES UNDERWEAR, DRESSING sAooUEs
AND FANCY SKIRTS.
TRIMMING SILKS. vELvETs AND sATISs
IN ALL DESIRABLE SHADES.
PARAsoLs FOR LARGE AND SMALL.
VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, IN
GRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS, ALL NEW
PATTERNS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT As
soRTMENT OF DRESS BUTTONS AND EVERY
THING IN OUR LINE TO BE FOUND in
MONTANA AT THE Deer Lodge STORE
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Regular and Special Sessions, june
1880