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Madironian, 14th.
A correspondent informs us OF the death
by suicide of Thomas Cronin, which occur
red at Blackfoot, on the Utah & Northern
railway, on the 4th inst. Cronin 70 the
man who was sentenced at the September
1877, term Of court Ia this city, 70 one
years imprisonment on the charge Oh
stealing a check for $979 from L. M. Black
q Co., at Tongue river cantonment dc
was a pretty hard case, and after serving
His time out became associated with lot
of kindred spirits, who were the recipients
of s-7.77 favors in Helena some time ago,
and, with two others, received orders 70
y eit up and GIT" He was next heard Of
at Jefferson City, whore some Of the mys'
tic figure boys interviewed him with
black snake whip. Sinoe then he has been
operating a. monte sharp on the utan
q Northern, until he turned up In partner
snip with one Pryor, az Blsckfoot, keeping
= grocery STORE. IL seems that his partner
had detected Cronin In improper Relations
with Pryor femme and administered : =
we're castigation with horsewhip upon tn
disturber OF domestic felicity. The humii
iatior Of tho whipping affected him =
ureasly that 10 vent 70 nsighboring ssor'
snd shot himself In tho abdomen, indistini
. ~oucd from which be died In few hours
He wa, without doubt, very ead ms'
ana soclsty viii 10 mono the worse for 81
violent taking on
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n~NsrRAv TAKEN UP.
NJ N Owner Wanted.

Came 70 the rancho Of the undersigned, at Der
LOfgs, on the l0h day Of august 1881, one 1y
horse. having saadt~ marks, ~ "' . , 10
md,ks brdEds riStbLe The aye OF the animal II
The owner Is requested TO prove property, pay
charges aud take the animal away. $1,000 aa,.
lSgnedl "VHS OoH'
Where words are italicized the true place
of ret Idence, color of animal, day of month
aud year, marks, brands age Of animals
advertised and name of person having the
animal in charge should be given. lie case
OF an estray notice of the kind frequently
published, the person losing should
also advertise, changing the form as may
be necessary. There IL no law yet for the
restoration Of horses by this common sense
method, but it seems adopted by general
consent and almost always attains the OBJ
ject.
In this connection it is proper to urge the
enactm ent of Territorial law with iefer-
ence 10 estray ANIMALS. Parties having In
charge animals other than those belonging
10 or left with them for keeping should be
required TO advertise them within reason
able length of time. A fee should be hxed
for publication and excessive or exorbitans
charges on the part Of those who have In
charge animals which happen in their neigh
borhood should be provided against. IL
costs but small sum to advertise an ami
NAL estray or taken up, and both parties
should be governed by pro
Visions which have direct bear
ing ON their interests. The estray Law
at present on the books, cumbersome
buugllug, impracticable piece of stupidity
il dead letter aud has probably not beef
put in effect since il was enacted 10 or II
years ago. We have in past years called
attention to this, as have other pagers
without avail. We presume the iaw-,na
kers credit us with only selfish motives ant
do themselves proud by scorning sugges
ton that entails advertising. But II the
refresh their memories with the facts tina
that this is an age Of intelligence; tina
Moutapians are the greatest newspape
reading people above ground, and that thl
IL a business m after of considerable TN
pnrtauce to great many people, may
not hope for til. enactment of law ths
will be OF advantage in securing estra
horses TO rightful owners?
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Spring Wagons and BugglGS
70 Arrive on or About August. 10th


The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BUGG ES, OF The Celebrated MITCHELL, LEWIS
q CO.. manufacture, left Racine, Wis, July l4tn,
and now al Terminus Ii 10 anticipated they VIII
arrive here In ten or twelve days IL Is the largest
and best assortment ever shipps5 to Montana. and
they will he sold at close margin:
Two \ inch, wide track, Platform Spring w agnns,
found corners, pole, two full lazy backs, leather
trimmed mud Tenders lamps inside brakes, and oil
finished leather extension tops.
-Four IL inch, wide track, No. II -Four Spring
Wagons, three panel beds pole, two full lazy back
seats, leather trimmed and brakes.
Three y inch, wide track, Badger BnGgies. pole,
leather trimmed. leather top, boot behind springs on
equalizers.
Two = inch, wide track, Badger Busgies open,
pole. leather trimmed.
Two inch Racine phaetOns, No. %, three springs.
leather top, side cartains blue cloth lining lamps.
mud Tenders, shafts only.
Two u inch, wide track No. 40, Four Spring " ae
ons poles two full lazy hack seats, leather trimmed.
brakes inside.
Six II irch wide track. No. IL Platform Spring
Wagons round cornered bodies pole, two full lazy
backs leather trimmed. brakes inside.
Two ~ inch wide, track, Platform Spring wagons,
same above
One inch. wide track, blackboard, shafts, leather
trimmed
Persons desiring anything In the above line viii
find IL their advantage to examine the stock and
prices. Due notice will be given Of the arrival.
JOHN y. MILLS, Agent,
Deer Lodge,M. T.
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Summons.

In the Justices Court of Flint Creek township,
Deer Lodge County Montana Territory.
Caplice q smith, Plaintiffs, We Thomas patterson
defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to Thomas Patterson, defendant. = d.
You are hereby required 70 appear at my once IN
the township OF Flint Creek County OF Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana within ten l1ol days lex
elusive OF the dsy CT servce after tho service on yon
served ont OF this county, but In this Territory with
In twenty days: otherwise within forty days and an
swer to the complaint Ole 10 an action brought To
book account tor goods wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to you BY plaintiffs at your request
And you are hereby notiaod that, II yon fan 70 ap-
plsinfiAs viii taxa Judgment by defant against yon
for the sum OF 800 80 and for the costs OF suit.
Given under my hand this bth day q august a.
d. 1850 F4 X. N, FEk6USOn,
B7c-A Justice OF the Peace,
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No pains have been spared by the Directors to
make this OF the most successful Fairs held
by the Association The purses large, the premi
order and the stables full OF horses In training for
the event. The Directors hope and expect that this
Fair will receive from the public the hearty support
that Its importance merits.
The following programme will be adhered to
MONDAY. -a.a"
At Up. IN. Running Race, three quarter mile dash
Purse, si5D-SlS to first and S25 to second horse.
At 3p. m. Trotting Race. three minute class, mile
heats, best in s. Pure ssoo-Ss50 to first and $50
At4p. m. Running Race, mile Dash. Purse, $500
$3.50 To first and $50 TO second horse.
TUESDAY,.
At2p. m. Running Race, Pioneer Stake for two
year olds three quarter mile dash eighteen subscr
bers to stake $50 each. half forfeit, $500 added by
stake third horse to receive ten per cent of stake
Stake closed October Is, 1879 nominations to be
Atsp. m. Running Race, handicap, half mile b. ats.
Purse, si50-sI25 to first and ss5 To second horse.
At p. m. Running Race, one and quarter nil
dash. Purse, ssoOesaa5 70 hrst and s76 to second
WEDNESDAY.
Alta p. m. Running Pace, one and half mile dash.
Purse, ssoO-saa5 TO first and s7b to second horse.
At p Trotting Race, 8 80 class mile heats best
ms. Purse siOO-s3oo to first and 800 TO second
At4p m. Running Race 6oo-yard dash. Purse,
s1O0-S75 to first and s2o to second horse.
THURSDAY.
At 2p. m. Running Race. half mile dash, for two
yearods winner OF Pioneer stake to carry Ave pounds
extra Purse, s160-sl00 to first and $50 to second
horee. a...
AtSp. m. Running Race. one and three-q uarter
mile dash. Purse s4oossa5 to hrst and s75 TO sec
ond horse.
At4p. m. Trotting Race for three year Odds; mile
heats, best two IN three. Purse, sl5O-sl25 70 fret
and SIS to second horse,
FRIDAY.
At2p m. Running Race, handicap one and one
half mile dash. Purse, saO0-Ssa5 to hrst and SIS TO
second horse.
At8p m. Trotting Race, free for all. mile heats,
best In g. Purse S500-S350 TO first, 500 to second
and $50 to third horse. "@" '..."
SATURDAY.
At . ,. m. Running Race, mile dash, for two year
ODDS winner OF Pioneer stake to carry Ave pounds
extra. Pure sso0-s225 to fret $50 to second and
S25 to third horse.
Al D. m Runniny Race two mile dash. Purse,
$500 $500 to Hrst and 800 TO second horse
At 4 p. m. Consolation Running Race, mile dash,
for beaten horses. Purse, 500, ali to fret horse
Racing rules Of the Association TO govern.
For further information write 70 the Secretary.
Be. POTTS, President.
q. REYNOLDS, Secretary. b .57s-td
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We had a pleasant call Wednesday even
ing from DR.. u.s.. Hoyt and W. D. Switzer,
Esq, who with Mr.. Vim. Copeland now In
Butte, constitute the Examining Commit
tee of a large colonization society organ
lied near Orleans, Highland county, KAN
sas. The Central, Nebraska, Press, Of Aug.
9Th, speaks very highly Of these gentlemen
and the organization which is composed
mostly of farmers In Western Nebraska
and Northwestern Kansas who have met
with successive reverses from grasshoppers
and drouth until they have determined to
seek some better land. They inform us
the calony will probably be composed Of a
thousand families. A stock company Of
| $50, 900 with which to build good school
house and mill is already organ lied and
these enterprises will be undertaken as
soon as q location Ia made. The majority
of the colonists are in moderate cir cum
stances and they prefer to find some Quilt
vable valley, with good water and timber
| facilities where they can locate together on
/ small farms. They have gone from here TO
| Miseoula and the FIathead Lake country, to
which points they were strongly recon-
monded here. We have no doubt tn ey car
| be better suited in Montana than else where
i and we know of no more desirable location
/ than the shores of Flathead Lake-a re-
| oion OF surprising fertility, excs llent cli-
mate and remarkable beauty. The colony
| viii determine upon the location this fall
and all move BY next spring.
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A MIS- CARRIAGE
Another jail Escape Frustrated.

There are seventeen prisoners In the
county jail. or these arc Collins, In for bur
clary &C Butte, and Joe Scott for killing his
wife Mt the same place. There ID but one
iailer-Lytle. The seventeen oontrive TO
keep the ono on . keen lookout. IL mas
been Lytle's custom in the evening TO order
all the prisoners from the cage into the
cells and when they have entered to 60 in
and lock the cell doors, leaving the cage
door meantime unlocked. On Wednesday
evening the condition Of the atmosphere or
somethipg made Lytls skepticaL de sud-
denly lost faith in old methods and human
nacure. and a. he entered the cage handed
his pistol to the cook and ordered him 70
watch the door. The prisoners went 70
their cells a. ususl--apparently -. But
Lytle began 70 make inquiries sni count
noses and found two men short. About
this time Collins and Scott slipped in from
the cage and got in their coll. Inc pan
had failed. The prisoners use . blanket
on 1 table 10 the cage. iris table stands
near tho door. Thsy hsd clipped tAs
blanket down on the exposed side nearly =
the door and crouchsd under the tab'es IN
tsnding while Lytle vas locking ne cs'''
10 escape through the cage door and jamp
out Of ! window over Lytls's bid II ths
.xr.r,or corridor. Under the taoie ~
| sound : sack containing food enough 10
.everal days uss without adopting ~ tn
mar system. Lytls was thoroaghly az
rustsd With this laok q appreciation 2
him - landlord and TharsdAy indacsd -
Two dissatisfied ones % ssay by prsssosin'
than With soms jswelry, weighing aooos e!
ooupds 70 ths 81 This they vin = =
loved 70 rstais doring - rsnaanasr 9
! their Say. ssss
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Aug. &C Nissler to VIM Donovan, con-
sideration $3.50, lot 45x1l5 on east Park St,
Butte.
Aug. SO. Emerson, P. j, to g. A..
Kellogg. s7O. lots 10, 1917, Is and III block
w. p. Forbis to Mitchell g Mussigbrod,
500. interest in Pike lode, Summit Val
Ralph 8. Wallace to Henry Williams,
$500, / interest in Susquehauna lode, lnde-
peDdence dist.
Ralph b. Wallace TO Il. Williams, $500
interest In Morning lode, Independence
Aug. 8-Eliza B. Meyer to James b..
Mi liz, $500, east 40 feet Of lots !, ., and
4, block 20, Deer Lodge.
8. Ettlinger to Thomas Ford, &1,O50, lots
Q, g. A. s, 8 and z, block 81. Butte. $3.50
Aug. 7-Wm BurCh to p. Pfeafer, *7Oo,
lot 7Orl20 feet on Park st., Butte.
Aug. 10-Thos. Morton to Wm- Copinas.
$500, \ interest In Ida quartz mining ciaim
Aug. Ill. Stettheimer to Joseph 9.
Baer. u, ! interest In Franklin lcde' .. Y
| dist. :.
q. w. Foster to Joseph A. Browne. VI,
| q and Al 100 acres land near Deer Lodge.
Aug. I'm. 8. Fifer to II. Roudebush,
| 5000, lot z, block 12, Butte.
| Aug. 40. Emerson. P. j., TO a. .
Higgins, $50. lots ~, 10, 10 and W, oiocs
80, Deer Lodge.
w. J. Hyues to Marcus DAILY, $2S, lots
and z, O'Clock 16, Butte.
8. w. Sweetland to John Noyes, go, Dill
interest in Hsnnepier lode, summit Vale,
dist 40
SW Of / Of Sw I sec. 16 TT N Of R9 W
10 acres. 49,,
Aug. l4-Beuj. Franklin TO ]. q. Mill
and G. P. n. Bielenberg, $176, interest IL
New North est lode, unorganized mining
| dist.
GROUND $50 < 100 feet ono fourth mite cas-
OF Butte on north side Of east extension Q
o. Emerson. p. j., to J. Schseffsr. $40
lots 1. Q, 3, 4 and s, block %. Deer l. ,dge
Chas. 3. Warren ct ii 60 Missouri AM
Cnttendeu, 500. lot Q. block ID, w. q 4
addition to Butte.
ii n. Dudden to VIM. 6tolte, $l75s 10
aSri5O feet Main &c., Silver Bow.
4 WIN. Weir 70 Samuel Brown, $500 prop
4 erty In Walkerville.
Chas. II Warren ct u 70 Hattie B. Tut
IL. I0t z. block n, Butte.
Aur. 16-John 8 Miiliken 70 a l. Fran
81 4. $500, lots II. - and ~ plock y
&. C.nsroo :, Joseph r Walker, y, o.
] . iutsress tn Pi0ver No. ] lode. cumm
II Vsllsy district 4
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z. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge, Aug. II, 1880,
A TRIP ACROSS COUNTRY.
The Direct" Route from Hasnark TO
Deer Lodge.

Mr.. VIM. Hyde left Hasmark on Sun
day, Aug 9Th, for trip across the noun
tains to Deer Lodge. He gives the follow
ing account of the journey: 4 wood road
led up the Granite mountain to within
few hundred yards of the summit, where q
fine view OF the He'll Gate Valley could be
seen about 20 or IS miles away. On his
left. far down in the mountains, was the
Boulder Canon, on the right in anoth-
or deep deiile was Burt's Creek, and be-
tween these points blazed trail conducted
him dowu gentle slope to some newly To-
Gated quartz mines. Right east was o
rocky butte at the foot Of Race Track Lake
aud by keeping to the left in the green tim
Der he avoided much of the rocks and fal-
len timber which has always been terror
to horseback riders on this route. The
lake was reached by noon and for four hours
Mr.. Hyde revelled in the grandeur of the
scene before him. The lake is about three
miles around with park-like surroundings,
and mountain streams coming In all around d..
A mile below is the lower lake, environed
on three SIDES by lofty mountains. The
lakes are full Of fish which could be seen
jumping out Of the water, and no difficulty
was experienced 10 catching them with the
hook and line. Mr.. Hyde being unable to
find the trail to Deer Lodge, started down
the Race Track Canon which for four miles
took northeast direction, then turned due
east. High up In the mountains he travel
ed to avoid the heavy unhergrowth and
fallen timber, at one time above rocks that
projected over the canon where q mis-step
would have precipitated him several hun
bred feet below; at other times walking
over acres of boulders that had slid down
the mountain sides. Everywhere streams OF
water flowed down, causing an immense
growth of under brush almost impossible.
The idea of turning back never occurred
until retreat was as hard az to push on, and
on he went. He saw no wild animals
When night overlook him in the timber,
where the moss-hung branches obscured
the sky overhead, uudaunted by the lone
someness of his surroundings he laid dowr
until daylight. He reached the Race Track
ditch at o'clock the next day about five
miles above the mouth Of the canon. having
Travelled about IL miles through the caiio'
In rs many hours. just as he reached
cabin, once used By workmen on the ditch
a severe thunder storm came on and p
stayed there all night and the next mornin
gathered berries and fshed along FAC
Track and Dempsey creek on his way hom
to Deer Lodge, rejoicing in the successfu
accom- plishment OF so arduous trip whic
he thinks might have been made In 30 mile
from Hasmark to Deer Lodge.
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In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana, in and for the county
of Deer Lodge REQ. p.
Frederick Loeber, Plaintiff,
.-. at.
Allie NJ. Loeber, Defendant. s I'll. -.. ,-..r;g ..
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing TO Allie M. Leeber. Defendant. Htl go" ~ -
You are hereby required to appear In an action
the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, In and for the county OF
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint filed therein
within days Iexcasiye OF the day OF serycel after
the service on You of this summons, served within
this county or II served ont Of this county, but In
this district, within twenty days; otherwise WITHIN
forty days; or judgment by default VIII 10 taken
against you according to the prayer OF said complaint
The said action IL brought to obtain the decree OF
said Court dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
YOU and this plaintiff and that you be dsaowed any
amony and that You be forever barred OF any dover
or other interest plaintiff may now have or may mere
after uire In any property and tor other and fur
Their relief The grounds upon which this action j.
based Ia the adultery of defendant committtd NJ dii'
vers times and sundry places.
And you are hereby notiGcd that II you fail 10 ap
pear and answer said complaint az above required;
the said plaintiff win take default against You and
APPLY To the Court for the relief demanded IN the
PRAYER of plaintiffs complaint. #s.s.. ~.
Given nnder my hand and the Seal OF the District
| Court vi the Second Judicial District
1853 of the Territory of Montana, 10
H.. s. and for the County of Deer Lodge, this 6tl
day of August In lie year Of our LORI
IL. one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
E-.r..-# E GEO W. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
THos L. NATION, Attorney for Plaintiff. b1sb
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FIRST STAGE INTO THE PARK


Our graphite artist, COL Wheeler, whose
excellent sketches from Glendale aud Ter
minus appear in this issue, cou Id not resist
the temptation to go with ito Pioneer
coach from Terminus to the National Park,
and started on the journey Aug. 9Th. The
following note, received on the 14th, shows
that mail communication is established:
HENRY's LAKE, l. +, Aug. 10, 80.
arrived here to-day from Terminus in
two days, on the first stage
traversing the route. 1t is com foI table,
three-seated, platform spring, covered
wagon. The distance is go miles. The
road is new aud rough but the grade is
very easy all the way. The mali is carried
into the Park from Terminus every day
Next week it is expected the mail will
come from Virginia City daily, instead OF
from Terminus. Daily coaches will run
from Virginia City to the Lower GeSser
Basin next Monday. | will go there to.
morrow. Wan. +. WHEELER.
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ABOUT ESTRAYS.
How TO Advertise Them and the Need
ora Territorial Enactment.

10 every western State or Territory where
abound such vast herds of horses as 10
Montana, or where, as in this Territory,
many freighters hnd employment and near
ly bali Of the people own horses, one may
find by peruSaI Of the papers thai large
mum bcrs of these animals are advertised
under the headings "Taken Up; Owner
Wanted" or EStray ; 3 Reward" the
remuneration 10 the latter instance ranging
from IS upwards, according to the value Of
the animal A common manner Of adver-
Using, which readers OF the NEw NORTH
West will do well TO follow in lieu OF bet
ter manner of proceeding, is as follows:
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Order 60 Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the County OF Decs Lodge
80 WI Territory Montana. -
In the matter Of the estate Of Hugh d. McClcery'
= II ! N VEBg#FM deceased. .E4 WI
Notice il hereby given that Thomas Ford the i'd
rninistratur OF the estate OF Hugh b. McCieery &c.
ceaecd having fled In this conrt his petition
prsyinr for = order Of sale OF the whole %
the personal property belonging 20 the estate OF ssid
deceaped the hearing Of the came has been n1ed oy
n 10 O'Clock In The forenoon Of said day. Ut court
room thereof. Il the Court House In the town and
rosiHsd men and there TO appear and show canso II
any they have why the said order prayed for should
not be made. 80,
Dated August 18Th. 1850 b7s-N
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

TJAyING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE
III the Trustees OF the Montana Collegiate Institute
for ample room and other facilities IN tneir new
building, we VIII open frlVnte ocnoo' mummy
The session will be divided into Two Terms Of 10
weeks each. a .
TUITION PER TERN. IN ADVANCE:
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.. $50 %
PREPARATORY ......,.........ss....'..'' WV
We will mske II object to give thorough instruc-
ton In the Higher English branches Latin and oreek
Patronage of the public respectfully solicited
Tor further particulars call ON or address
Willy MoUNTJoY,
A. DEER LopoE, NJ. It.
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Release of Geo. w. Fox.

Special Telegram to n ew Northwest.
HELENA, Aug. 19.-The Supreme Court
Yesterday released Geo. W, Fox who hsd
been brought before them on writ OF ha-
beas corpus. The decision Of the Court
was unanimous.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

n1HE SINGER MANUFACTURING CON
= pany have opened m O6ice In Helena for the
SALE and REPAfR Of their Favorably known
Machines. Their REPAIR SHOP il in charge q
= Competent Workman Of long experience ~ tins
Companyss Skops, snd ALL work done ~ tins
Once will be Warranted. 4NFg ss
ITO parties desiring Machines the Company
o1Iex the most liberal terns-
Orders and Inquiries should b. addreeeeo g
SINGER M'r'0 CO.,
Heiena~ -. y. (
Price LIsfs Forwarded "a aypliessiea.
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MARRIAGES

NARCHEssAU--olARD- Sc. Patrick's church.
Bate, Pug. 10, 1880. BY Rev. r. 0ehyckere, Mr..
Julien Mrrcheeesau and Miss III genie disrd.
81 Patricks church, Butte.
Aug Is 1s60 By Rev. n. Dekyckere. Mr. Stanis-
Iaus T. Hirhour and Mss Marie Lonise @ lard.
GOoDELL-PRIEST-Atth the residence OF tbs brides
parents, on Ten Mile Creek near Helena, August
IS 1850 BY Rev Geo. O. Smith, Mr.. Clarence n.
AN Gcodel and Miss Mile G. Priest.
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alrw Aorth ATTEST.
RELIGIOUS.

pRESBYTERIAN - Services every Sunday
,,ar1lng at the Presbyterian Church, at ! a. m !;
evening, p. m-ReV. }. L. Henning, ofheiat-
ing. ,,, IL, a.. ..... 49,. -, q - 50,
pTaver meeting every Wednesday evening at
o CLOCK.
CATHoLIC.-Serviees every Sunday. First
Catechtsm under the direction Of the Sisters
og Charty at 81 O'Clock p. m. VesPers at
o'clock p. m.
EplsCoPAL.-S Sunday School every Sunday
z p m.
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N. r. n. johnson Of Pixies Peak e.
reoea o lsavs with his family fof Lsadvalle
col, nsxt wssk.