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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-26
FURNITURE
JOHN T. MORRISS,
Cor of Fayetteville < Davie streets, opposite
Judge Fowle's.
l. ST ID.
DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATT
SPRING BEDS AND LOOKING CLASSES.

/ have now in stock and arriving daily a large
and varied assortment OF che.p and fine Furni-
ture, consisting in part of Fine Walnut Dressing
Case Sets, cheap Walnut Dressing Case Sets,
IS 90 and $500. Also Bedsteads, .iureaus, War
dies, Lounges, Tin safes, What-Nots, Desks, Mat
tresses of all kinds on hand and made to order.
In fact, anything in the furniture line and at
prices as CD cap as the same can be brought
elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly attended
to. Oct.S mos.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY,
PETERSBURG, VA, JANUARY 10th, 1880.
OF TRAINS, TO TAXI EFFECT
- IL.
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Leave petersburg daily t....:........... 1:7 P. Il.
Arrive At Weldon ct 80 p. n.
SnUTHERN EXPRESS.
Leave Petersburg daily, IL rs P II.
Arr1Se a weldon at 1908 p. II.
Freight with Passenger Coach Attached,
Leave Petersburg daily Except Sunday at. rs P. n.
Arr1Ve ~ weldon ................ $40 p. n.
NEW YORK EXPRESS.
Leave Weldon daily l:10 p. Il.
Afr1Ve AZ Petersburg at.......:..... $3.50 p. r..
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
Leave Weldon 8:55 4. n.
Arrive q petersburg at........ .......... $50 A. n.
Freight with Passenger Coach Attached,
Leave Weldon daily Except Sunday at.... 500 A.. n
Arrlve 1t Petersburg at......... IL 10 A. n
First-class coaches will run through between VII.
mlngton and Washington aid sleeping cars on Aight.
ana day trains. Sleeping car berths can be had for on.
dollar from Richmond to Baltimore. No change Of
cars.
Through tickets sold to all Eastern and Southern
points and baggage checked through.
n. N. SULLY,
Jan I'll. General Superintendent.
- ~ n VDUDI
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The Delay I'd Progress.

Mr. w. W. Black in speaking of the
Utah & Northern 90 Instruction says the de-
lay in building at pr resent occasioned by the
snow il in the diffic ulty Of distributing the
ties. The road bed, already graded far
ahead, can be rea lily cleared of snow, but
the snow is so de sp at the sides of the road
bet that the ordinary method of running up
to the eDd of the track with a tram load OF
ties and throwing tb EN- OFF TO be distrIb u-
ted ahead by wagons cannot be pursued
They have therefor 60 be run up by troll
leys, few at a tiu 70, and after these are
carried forward u 30 train runs back and
brings up small lot Of iron which Is laid
and the tie-trolb y again brought up. This
makes slow wor K. As there are only four
or fve more mi les where snow will necessi-
tate this meth cd it will be but short time
until construc ton will progress at the rate
Of three-quar tiers of a mile per day. He
thinks the T ermiuus will be at Red Rock
by tue msdf lie of April.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Suggestions Regarding Selection OF Delegate.
Editor New North West.
have been ia receipt Of several letters
from prominent Republicans relative 10 the
method to be adopted in choosing dele
gate TO the Republican Convention at Chi
cage Through your paper desire to say
a word in this behalf. favor the medium
OF a Territorial Convention. This has been
the almost universal rule Of the party, va
RED only ouce, | believe, and that, not
strangely, under the practical " manage
meEt of Mr. Geo. NJ. Pnney.
The objections offered TO convention in
10 the present instance, so far as | have
heard, are that there is no other business
to be transacted except the selection of the
delegate above mentioned, and that it Is
doubted 40 TO whether convention can be
gotten together. dispose of the first OBJ.
lection by simply stating my belief that tue
business is sufficient, and has been hereto
fore deemed so, to justify the Central Com
mttee in calling the party together in coun-
Gil aud the second by directing attention
10 he fact that under the rules of the party
ma iority of the delegates from any county
present in tue convention can cast the vote
of the county; therefore, the presence Of
one delegate from a county secures to 1t its
full representative strength in the conven-
ton. These delegates can be selected by
the various County Committees or couven-
tIons as is preferred in the several counties.
Now few Of the objections to the Sc
Of a delegate by the Committee are briefly ::
lst. By the necessary arrangement Of or
garization Of the Territorial Central Com
mitree Lewis 81 Clarke county has three
votes In that Committee TO one from any
other county. I'd. A county but just Or
gan2ed has an equal representation With
one containing fourth Of the vote vf the
party and 3D.. If DR.. MussIgbrod has re-
signed from the Committee as member
from Deer Lodge equity and his resignation
is accepted, this county is without represen-
tation.
bhS
Presidency arc Messrs. Grant, Blaine and
sherman, with Washburue as u dark horse.
Either Of these gentlemen ought to be sat
isfactory to any Republican, and the one
vote from Montana will doubtless cut but a
small figure in the struggle for the nomina'
ton (; but the delegate gong TO the conyen'
ton should support whomsoever he might,
under No obligation to a cotsrie of political
gentlemen at home, and as his judgment
should dictate, with freedom from Instruc.
ton.
Personally, have no one in view and
care about the selection, only, that the
methods adopted should be fair to the
party. Very respectfully, ETC.,
GEO. W. IRWIN, III.
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The Sawteiie Dramatic Company.

The above company opened three night
engagement here ON Monday last. putting
up EArticle Al, Lady Of Lyons and The
Bankers Daughter as lending pieces. They
we're greeted nightly with crowded houses,
and by request of large number of citi>
zens the management was induced to pro-
long their stay another day to produce
Leah, The Forsdken, which is being presented
as this paper is 10 press. Since the company
appeared here before, Miss henrietta
Irving. Mrs. Salisbury and her daughter
Miss Ella Viola, have been added to the
company. We commend the judgment Of
the management in securing them Any
where, the leading lady In dramatic CON-
pany holds as important n place as the
leading gentleman; in the West, for obvi-
GUS reasons, the position is rather more i'm.
portsnt as a business matter than In the
East. The acquisition Of Miss Irving al
leading lady Is a matter of congratulate on.
Her renditions show study, talent, ref ne.
ment, culture and console ntiousness. There
." w TauLs ytb W stfohS paasioh rSrucs bue
dislays pintense power; for instance, v her
Beauseant visits Cldude's wife at the Widou
Aetnotte's Cottage. Miss Irving rs repre-
sentative Of the better idea in drama AND
will please all who approve that Art which
most faithfully translates Nature. Mis-
Ella Viola is already great favorite. Sh'
Is pretty in face and figure, young, vivaci
Gus, graceful and talented. In dashing
slashing, killing role, with song, filtration
aud fun, II does not take her over an hou
TO destroy the peace of mind of eligibl,
bachelors. Mrs. Salisbury in old lad.
characters is as natural rs life, and her ap
pearance suggests n visit "homen oil
Thanksgiving day. The former member
Oh the company all maintain their recors
well, and the Sawtelle company, consider
ing numbers and ability, good even working
and management has not been equaled OF
our boards. A combination of this charac
yer and number Is maintained under grea
expense, and we trust the Proprietor vii
realize appreciation OF his enterprise Il
liberal patronage BY the public.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Samuel Neel, Of Helena, was in town
three or four days since last issue.
Mr.. Leigh r. Freeman, owner Of the
Frontier Inder and Atlantis. was in town
during the past week on business.
B. F. White and bride have returned
from the east, aud ars sojourning at the
Union Depot hotel.-Ogden Rastser. 4th.
Mr.. Freed, representing Livingstone s.
Co., one of the largest liquor houses in
San Francisco. is interviewing our mer-
chants this week.
The wife of II. N. Mcguire, Esq, for
merly of Montana, and now connected with
the Rapid City Journal, died at that place
February Goth. Mrs. Mcguire was welded
In Montana and was a most worthy lady.
We are glad to know that U. 8. Mar
shall Botkin, now in the University Hospital
at Philadelphia, is recovering the use of bis
limbs, and expects soon to be " on his pins"
again. We fear we shall lose very inter
esting Philadelphia corresp ondent when he
comes " sailing out into the West"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Loebsr. nee Miss Al
lie Rainsford, were in town this week, Mrs.
L, being member of the Sawtelle Com
pany. Those who best know the bride
speak of her in highest terms and We con.
graduate Mr.. Loeber accordingly. Mrs. l..
will continue with the Company for some
time.
The Deer Lodge County Teachers Insti-
tute will convene at Loeber's Hall, Butte,
on next Monday. Mr.. Reed, Principal, and
Misses Hutchins and Fegtly, assistant
| teachcpsr-of the Deer Lodge schools, will
attend. Superintendent Hardenbrook, ex'
Superintendent Addison Smith, Miss Lin
coin and Judge Galbraith also expect to he
present.
In raid on an opium den in Butte few
days ago John Norton, who ha1 appeared
with some OF the dramatic and minstrel en-,
tertainments, was found in the den, al
though not smoking. He was arrested and
fined. The report reached Helena that the
person arrested was Mr.. Frank Bosworth
and he feels sufficiently annoyed to deny
the rumor. The above statement as to the
person is correct. Mr.. Bosworth is one Of
the very best actors that has appeared OF
the Montana boards, has held positions O
trust and responsibility for 25 years and il
at present Stage Manager OF the Sawtellt
Company, where we trust he will long re
main.
Among business visitors this week wer
Messrs. F. r. Mcconnell, Special Freigh
Agent of the L. p. r. R., and w. w
Black, representative of B. F. White, For
warding Agent at the terminus. The rail
road, we believe, secured all the freigh
for Deer Lodge this year, and Mr.. Whit
will do about all the forwarding. 1t coul'
not be entrusted to better hands. AS tn
special contracts are all confidential we ar
not advised what rates were given, but a
the road has secured all the freights her
aud at Butte, and about three-fourths tina
at Helena, 1t is fair to presume they ar
as low as goods can be delivered by river
Contracts this year are made from the Re-
Rock Terminus, and run until Sept. 30tb
As the road advances, Is cents per 100 ib:
additional. is charged for each 100 miles ad
ditional haul. Mr.. Mcconnell went t
Helena Wednesday.
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In Explanation.

Editor New Northwest
SIR: SEQ IN > special to your paper OF
the 9th uIt- my name is conspicuous 10
matter in which you were not advised oil
the circumstances. | wish to make
statement of the facts and hope you will
publish it, ms have no desire to establish
another kind of reputation when l was
only defending my property. had loaned
the man Wadd beaver trap, which he
had used all winter. found ON my return
from New Chicago 20 Mr.. Dooley's house
that he (Doosy) had paid Wsald of aud
that the latter was about leaving the neigh-
borhood without returning or speaking
about my trap. returned to New Chi;ago
and asked Wsdd why he did not return my
trap. He gave me short answers and final-
ly told me that lied. By the way OF let
ting him know that he was not gentle
man | slapped his face with the back OF
my hand. He put his right hand to ms
hip pocket, and | was compelled 20 stop
him from drawing weapon. then got
out my tobacco knife to ill my pipe. de
again approached me. ! put my hand
forth with the tobacco knife and said,
"Ksep of want No trouble Res ny
trap" Respectfully, J. .. FAHEf.
NEW CHICAGO, March 8, 1850.
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3 A r & A I N !
E. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
March Term, 1880.

THURSDAY, March 4.-Present, J. Y
Battsrton, Chairman, and Geo W. Morse,
Com missionels, with J. Z. Dlckey. Clerk.
Board cancelled warrants amour ting TO
$261 so under the Limitation act.
A. Fl. Barrett, J. p, reported $50 fines
collected. Chas S. Warren, J. p, report
cd $40 fines collected.
Board transferred a. 500 frora Poor to
Contingent Fund.
J. =. Qmnn, }. p, reported s25 fines
collected.
The Board Of Commissions, appointed
to assess the damages TO J. j. Hickey by
establishing a road from the A Igonquin mill
to the PhiIipsburg aud Gable road fixed the
same at $50. The road was rdered estab'
lished aud warrant drawn for the amount.
Board concluded settleme ut with Lew
Coleman, County Treasurer, found his &C
counts correct and all moneys properly &C
counted for.
The petition of Marcus Ds ly and others,
requesting the establishment of county
road within the limits of Vaudeville, from
the main street at a poi ut between the
dwelling Of William Read and the store of
Dennis Driscoll. in an easterly direction
past Kings boarding house and several
other houses occupied by petitioners. to the
dwelling of Miles CavanaHgh and thereon
to- the intersection of the timber rold, alto
gcther about three eighth Of mile in dis
lance. canning on TO be he ard and satisfac
tory proof being made th at notice had beer
given according TO law, Lathrop Dunu
John Downs and Dennis Driscoll were APP
pointed viewers TO lay out said road or
April 5, or within ten d avs thereafter.
FRIDAY, March 5.-Roard selected Crane
and Petit Jurors for the April term o
Court, 1880.
Accounts audited al id allowed.
SATURDAY, March 6-Auditing of &C
counts continued and Board adjourned.
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ACROSS THE BORDER.
Driving the Silver Spikes IN the
Utah & Northern Railroad
TIE FIRST RAIL LAID TUESDAY, Mach
9Th, 1880.

~ Special Telegram TO New North West
OLD SUMMIT OF Rocky MOUNTAINS,
TUESDAY. March 8, 1880.
This morning at 10 o'clock special
train of three cars left Beaver Canon load
ed with visitors 10 participate in the cere-
monies of driving the first spike IN Mon
tapa of the Utah and Northern Railroad !.
The exercises commenced with songs, led
by Doctor Dodge, in which all joined. The
telegraph line was attached to the spikes
and hammers SO that all connecting Of
fees would hear the strokes Of the ham
mer. Bottles OF champagne were then
opened by Miss Rilla Lingo, and the sue
cess of the enterprise was descanted upon
with enthusiasm. The speeches opened with
one by Captain HulanIski, general agent
at the Terminus, giving the history oil the
building of the road The Titan and
Northern is now 900 miles long--the long.
est three feet guage railroad IN the world,
A speech was also made by L. j. Fisk,
Asst. Supt. OF Construction. Washington
Damn. Supt. of Construction, not being
present, sent greeting to the party. Cheers
were given for w. Dunn, r. Hall and
Others. Messages of greeting were received
from the connecting offices in Montana
| The first silver spike was driven by Capt.
| Hulaniski, amid the cheers OF the people
| TIE second spike was driven by all the lit
tie children, each striking it blow. which
| closed the ceremonies. The wire was cul
and telegraphie arrangements made by sir
| Hall, operator of the Western Union.
The following messages were among
| those sent from Montana:
HELENA, March 0, 1880.
| To the Drivers of the Siluer Spikes:
Tho people Of Helena unite with you to
day in celebrating this auspicious occasion
Every blow which you strike will pc re
| mcmbered as blow for freedom-freedon
from isolation and the oppression OF Colo
NAL Government. HELENA.
DEER LODGE, March 8, 1850.
To the Driosrs of the Silrer Spikes:
Deer Lodge bids the Railroad welcom
to Montana. CITIZENS OF DEER LoDGE.
Mr.. Dayton OF the Central Line, kindl
invited the citizens Of this place to bc prea
ent, and large number assembled ~ tn
telegraph Office to hear the railroad knockin
for admittance to Montana. Col. Botki
brought out the howitzer, Foreman Va
Gundy stationed men at the fire. bell, SIG
mails we're arranged. and as che first blow
the first spike clicked on the the instrumer
at 1e:43 p. m, the bell and howitzer n
sponded with stroke and defamation uhic
was continued until the spikes we're driver
The event marks new era in The histol
OF Montana. Soon railroads viii penetrai
our valleys from east, west and south. 2
tabIishing . new order of things. ne
centres and methods Of business and I
fusine more vigorous life into every !
6ustry. The old day il gone; tbs new
sdswning. Hail the day.
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Alias Summons.

III the District Count of the Second Judicial District
the Territory of Montana, in and for the county
of Deer Lodge.
VIM. ID. Flowers, Plaintiff.
William ]. Hynes, Defendant.
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing TO William j. Hynes, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear Ill an action
brought against you by the above named plain,n IL
in the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana IN ami for the County
of Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint hlcd
therein within ten days. excnsive of the day OF ser
vice, after the service you OF this summons, u
served within this county or, II served out OF this
county, but in this district, within twenty days; Other
wise within .orty ddys, or judgment will be taken
against according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action Is brought to recover the SUN OF
ninety fool dollars with interest thereon At the lale
OF tep prr cent per annum from the 18th day OF All
gust 1876 and costs of suit saf sun Il alleged to
be due aud OWING from defendant To p,a!Btih on an
account for money in said sum of $50, on raid 10Th
day day Of August 1876. 1t the town ot Highland.
Deer Lodge county, Nj. T.
And YOU are hereby notified that il you fail to ap-
Dear and answer said complaint above required, the
said plaintiff will tax default and judgment against
Won Tor said sum $50 with interest vt the rate OF
ten per cent per from the 18th day OF August,
1916, and tor to-ts. 80
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District
Of the Territory OF NJ ntana, IN aud for the
re-. 81 County Of Deer Lodge, this llth day OF
March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.
sanders & Culley. Attys for Plaintiff 55S5t
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Blank proposals and printed circulars giving detail
| ed information as 10 the manner OF bidding, condl,
tions to be observed by bidders etc. may be
on application to the undersigned, TO the A. AC,S,
/ at either of the posts named.
one copy each of this advertisement and oil the con
ditions etc must be securely attached To each dnp-
cate proposal and be mentioned therein as comprising
part of IT, Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed en-,
/ yelopes marked proposals for Flour at Fort -
ane addressed the undersigned or To the A a. I'D
| at the post bid for. ,.
The United States reserves the right to reject any o.
| oil bids j. F. WESTON,
| AZ Captain and Z. s.. u. ). A.
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New To-Day.
ALIAS SUM M ONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, in and for the county
OF Deer Lodge.
Harriet X Ryan, Plaintiff,
John F. Ryan, Defendant.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to John F. Ryan, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an actor
brought against by the above named Plaintiff, IN
the District Court of the second Judicial District OF
the Territory of Montana, IN and for the county o
Deer Lodge and TO the complaint filed therein
within days excusiye OF the day OF servicel ate
the service you of this summons II served within
this county if served out of this county, but II
this district, within twenty days otherwise within
forty days; or judgment by default will be takeI
against you according to the prayer of said complaint
The SAID actor is brought to obtain the decree o.
said Court di-solving the bonds OF matrimonl
heretofore and existing between
plaintiff and defendant and for other and furthe
relief. The grounds upon which this action is baset
is the wilful dcsertion ct plaintiff by defendant OF
the 18th DAY OF April 1879, and defendants absence
from Montana Territory. without the intention OF re
turning. since the 18th day OF May, 1873.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO ap
pear and answer said complaint above required
amply to the Court for the relief demanded IN thu
prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Distric
Court of the Second Judicial Distric
of the Territory of Montana, II
H. S. and for the County of Deer Lodge, this ST.
day of March in The year Of our Lor'
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
GEO. w. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
PATRICK TALENT, Attorney for Plaintiff. 55S-i
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure OF consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility aud all nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands OF cases, has
felt It bis duty to make il known to bis
suffering fellows. Actuated tv this motive
and a desire TO relieve human suffering, l
send free of charge to all who desire It
ahls recipe, 10 German, English or French,
With full directions for preparing ana using,
sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
l1sming this paper.
W. w. SHERAR,
40 pamnrs, Block Rochester. IN ".
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14o Powers Block, Rochester, N
can,t Talk

without showing the condition OF our
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In or
der not g., be ashamed Of them. let us use
that standard dentifrice, SOLoDoN l,
which IL sure to keep them white ana spot
less. No tartar can encrust them, no can
ker affect the enamel, no SPECIES OF decay
infest the dental bone, II SOLODONI -
regularly used. IL is botanical prepaIn-
ton, and It's beneficial effects on the teeth
and gums are marvellous, ~ It removes ~,
discolorations and renders the gums naro
and rosy.