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LAST SHOT
HON. THOs. R. COBB


LEWIS LOVELESS
will addressiihe people cfDubois At
HlLLHAM. Tuesday, Oct. 9Th, al /
o'clock p. m.
HAlSvILLE. Tuesday night.
ihtLAND. Wednesday, Oct. 9th. At |
o'clock ,. n.
HOLLAND. Thursday. Oct. 9TH, at !
o'clock p. m.
FERDINAND. at night.
S.hNELLvILLE. Friday, Oct. 9Th. al
BkETZVILLE at night.
Hon George i. Reinhard. Of Spencer
county, will speak in German at Holland.
Ferdinand. Schnellville aud BretzyilIe Al
the above appointments.
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\oTitE j. hereby given ria; sealed
- pfrina-al~ will BE- received M m,
Board ~ Comm -iuner~ w llul uis cUun
IS, AZ ne Auditors office upfo
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4 IL PERSONS VII" are Indebted 10
the nn.ier~isns'a ~ .ssl,. w ss,t-t I'M.
~cliir IMMEDIATELY All u"sr, and
accounts nel -sifitsl t'N pcl i ies \. viii
~ placed a niiieer- h-.si~ l,,r r"li -c'ion.
sept 1870 TIlD~. N. bfI.LFN.
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COt-fsT NOTICE.

Dubois irrnii snuri, Noy. Term. 1850.
State 81 Indiana. Dubois Connfy. -:
lTahia- llrrl,i..
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Personal.

John Mcguire, the monologue actor, was
In Deadwod the 18th.
L. w. Toole, Esq, who was quite iii during
the earlier part of the week has recovered.
The Senate has confirmed Mrs Mary Deim.
ling as Postmistress at Virginia City, Mon
tan
Mr. Harvey McKinstry, who has been
deiving for quartz the past year, is In town
to enjoy the holidays. ....#.5 81.
Mr.. james Mallory, of the valley, who had
an attack of erysipelas caused by having his
feet frozen, is recovering.
Col w. w. Botkin, Warden of the Peni-
tertiary aud U. s. Deputy Marshal, expects
to go east for few weeks, early in January.
Mr.. A. J. Dusseau goes to Butte in a day or
two and will return on the 18th. Messrs.
Fitschen and Hartwell will assist him in dis
coursing music for the Institute Ball CD u
DIR. +. K. Gleason, Who has been on the in
valid list fortnight with mumps, is conva-
lescing, but looks as If he had been wrestling
with typhoid fever for that length of time.
WA. Clark, Esq, of Butte, expects TO
hS"SO III al ID dooub ZIG HISG Ell January.
will visit with his family in southern Europe
and return to Montana in May. 1t is not i'm
probable Mrs. Clark and the children will re-
turn at the same time. ..rs...-.
Granville Stuart, Receiver of the Peoples
National Rank, and Col w. r. Sanders.
Special Attorney for the United States, came
over this week to appear in the case against
MIR. p. A. Largely for liability on stock OF that |
bank. The case had, however, gone over be-
'ore their arrival
The population of Ingleside is rapidly in
and with young, vigorous and
class Of settlers. The latest addi-
ion arrived at $40 Tuesday evening and is
lomiciled at the residence of our esteem ed
ownsman, Major A. j. Simmons. He is n
brightly, albeit as yet diminutive, little fell
ow but, then, everything grows in this
ountry. He and Mrs. Simmons are doing
yell and are happy, and the entire family
ave our warm congratulations.-De ad,oood
'ioneer, 11h. # as s5
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Signs on Natural Scenery.

some two years ago the proprietor OF
Drakes Plantation Bitter sent into ever,
nook and corner of the State of New York
MS wandering artists, who inscribed on nil
Lar post and rock the cabalistic puzzle
y. T.-ls60-X, until 1t became an offense 70
the eye and marred the beauty of eyerv land
scape. The public were indignant, but under
the statute nothing could be done against the
perpetrator. Hence, when the New York
Legislature met a few weeks later and the
Drake lobbyists prepared bill "to prevent
the DETACHMENT Of natural scenery" designed
10 prevent such sign painting,it went through
with whirl and left Plantation Bitters with
the exclusive use Of the natural sign boards
as an advertising medium. This stroke of
genius by the bitters man Ia likely to be re-
peated In the Territory Of Montana at least
10 the extent of having all kinds of specifies
ana nostrums advertised by paint and brush
on every prominent and practicable place. IL
Is nuisance. Not much Of IL has vet been
done In Montana, nor can much he done ba-
tween this and the assembling of the Legis-
nature, 1t would be well to prohibit Il. lit
- not rightful subject Of legislation by
lhis territory to prohibit such signs on the
PUBIC domain, the Legislature can impose n
incense OF s8, $50 or 500 on each sign so
painted and displayed and make it a too ex-
pensive medium. In two years more IL win
DC TOO late, and once printed they are practi-
ally ineffacable and permanent. New York
ocked the door after the horse was stolen
Montana has the opportunity to anticina.e |
hat event fasa - II u
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Death orR.n,i D.u..r..,

The many friends Of r. Dansereau, brother
in-law Of Nj. Z. Girard, Warm Springs, were
sadly surprised on Saturday evening last to
learn that his death had occurred that day.
he was young, vigorous man Of high char
acter, excellent habits and untiring Industry
ana only : week previous had been hsrs with
4ls trsan delivering goods from the Terminu.
"niie returning to Warm Springs wagon
broke through the Ice on Race Track and in
getting u out his clothes were saturated with
ws1er. Arriving ~ home he ~ found 70 be
80 fhcrouRhly chilisti thar the most attentive
care Of his wife and friends wss unav.iIspg
N restoring circulation for many houu. and
no never recovered from thu shock He died
% the following Saturday. he funeral tooL
p'aoe nom the Casholic Charch. Deer I.odgs
q Monday afternoon and was one (fxhe -
~. snas haS been seen here. h sves .
we ana two children to mourn his =.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
December Term, A. D. 1880.

16o5.A. w. Bernard VS. G. A. b. Halvor.
son; debt; Judgment for plaintiff.
H5-First National Bank, Helena. Va Inn
Capice ct al; damages; defendants granted
until January 1, 1881, to file amended answer
loI4-John Ducie vs. Lee w. Foster al al.
eJecsment; defendants granted until January
Q, losi, 70 ME amended complaint.
pasgohn Caplice ct al W. HI. s. Clar X ct
I'll DEBT; cause dismissed as to defendant Lam
ison Judgment against defendant CLARK.
iAoc-E w. Sigsbee vs. Lee w, Foster ct nj.
debt; Judgment for plaintiff by Consent
lS49-Sarah A. Hall vs. Clark A. Hall. di-
vorce; decree entered.
l6s-Territory Of Montana w Charles X.
YORK; escape from penitentiarv; sentenced
70 one years imprisonment from the 9th day
1567-R. T. Kennon VS. John r. Gilmer a.,
rule. i. o3a,1 877 ~ ,,~s-r-'"SS1 u'"oi s'ie
15S8-Alice Huson w. John A. Featherman
ct al; partition; motion TO strike out portions
OF Defendants answer sustained.
lob2-Granviile Stuart, receiver. W. p. A.
Largey; liability on National Bank stock:
continued for court and course
I1-John c. Belk W. the National Mining
and Exploring Co; to quiet title: iudcmeps,
for defendants for COSTS
heO-W. w. Sweetland vs A. H. Barret:
answer 'N-'s -"Js W n'o
l6lo-Andrew b. Hammond ct ., :. Tao
w. Foster ct al; debt; % days after term to file
Ia67-Francis p. Carey ct al vs. Ferdinand
n y, GU AZ 70 quiet title; testimony closed
~. M jury sent TO inspect the premises In con-
l6so-Teritory VS. William Mckinney: per. |
liz. shg = prisoner to escape Jail; cause on |
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Summons.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial D,it;c
Ut Deer Lodge N '~' ''e ooun'J
Charles 8. Warren. Plaintiff w Nathaniel L. Turr.,
The peoD,s .f the Defendant sfsi,d.n :, u.
Ing to Nathaniel L. Turner, Defendant. ~'eos
lou are hereby required TO appear In an action
urougnt against you by the above named plaint, in
the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
me territory Of Montana In and for the county Of
wthA ten days Exclusive of theday OF rerycei after
.ne service on yop of this Summons IL served vii
TINS county; or, served out OF this county bnt in
tnis oisrict, within twenty days. otherwise within
LOFTY GAYS or Judgment BY default viii be taken
yen according to the prayer of said Complaint
The said action IL brought to recover N xpr ,h
sum OF SlxS bO. alleged to DO due and owing on
Sf6In promissory note executed BY You Be6i
rover ana the above named plsintiR on the 29t dsv
~ November, A. D. 1876 for the sum of 800 and
you on certain promissory note executed bv Won IN
the Uth DAY OF March, A. ID. 1878 TO one " n
poyce Tor the sum Of SEQ and for legal interest sald
Rrsmissory note having been duly assigned by ssid
~ noyce 20 this plaintiff also the sum Of s5I 80
alleged to Be due and owing from you to plaintiff on
account FOR money loaned you By one Jamss Mn
isy, a. Butte Cry, In Deer Lodge county m r in
the year 1880 and the account for which was bv aid
murray duly sold and assigned to this plaintiff.
ana y9n are nereoy notined that, you fail to ap
said paintif will take judgment BY default against
You Tor the sum Of S255.30, and costs Of suit To-
gether with accrning interest on said sum.
elven under my hand and the zeal OF the Distrct |
Toun Oh me second Judicial District OF the |
OF Beer Lodge, this s0th day Of Deem.
- Der. In the year OF onr Lord one th oussna
zeal eight hundred a md eighty g. }.v,y r. a
Thes. L. Napson. Esq !: PLAINTIFF Attorney :
Al
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The Long SUIT.

The suit thatengaged the attention of Court
from December 18th to December I'D, inclu.
sive, was that Of Carey ct al. vs. Hirsch ct al
to quiet title between the claimants of the
Amy" mine represented by plaintiffs and
the "Silversmith mine represented by de-
PENDANTS, The silversmith is the older ioca-
ton. The question raised was whether il had
been legally represented or not, and further
whether the Silversmith Is not partiaIlv a
different claim from that originally located.
The lode is located near Butte and the pror-
erfy Is deemed valuable. The testimony be-
ing in, the jury was sent on Wednesday 70
view the prenises. II Is to return on Friday
evening when the case viii be submitted TO
lt by the Court Following Is list OF the
!ury: Matt. Hanson, w. L. Hartley, Fred
Begeman, John Duncan, B. F. Notes.-The,
Herman Blum, John Bowling, J. w. Blair.
=. w. Anderson. III. G.. Ward, v. a, Mcoues.
ion, .. b. O'Bannon.
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Holiday Week.
THE BEARTowN MINES.
Organization offs Company to Develor

organization OF "A Company to Devotion
The belt of gold leads In First Chance Dis
trict, about four miles north of Beartown.
hrst brought into prominence by the develop.
ment and marvellous richness of Henry
Grants Homestake lode, have attracted con-
siderable attention during the past year have
induced investigation by operators and the
purchase OF an interest in one by Frank Tay-
Tor and Others. The good opinion entertain
ed or them by owners and the slight develop-
ment upon which those examining them must
base judgment for large money has been the
cause OF no other purchases being made ND
u this time, and the majority of owners were
not able to push developments as fast as thew
desired.
Within the past few days, however, Messrs.
Samuel Ritchey and Charles Cooper have
concluded to organize their claims-l5O0 feet
on the Minnie Palmer, 600 feet on the Mary
Eve and 1900 feet on the old Hickory-into the
consolidated Minnie Palmer Mining Com
pany, TO stock il at $40, 900, and issue nj once
900 shares ut So to fern working capital for
the development of their property. The
shares offered have already all been taken n,
Bear, New Chicago and Deer Lodge. and
within three weeks a contract is to be let 70
the lowest and best bidder to sink one him.
dred feet on the lode There IN now an in
cline In thirty-eight feet showing over three
Feet OF ore that the owners state will AVERAGE
500 to the ton in gold. The property Is esti-
mated to be worth 500 900 at a reasonable
valuation, but IL ha. been stocked for one |
NTH that sum- Forty per cent. of the stock |
sold reverts TO the owners of the mine The
Justices for the first three months are .Joaauin |
Abascal, j. A. Featherman, Duncan Ding
wall, X. b. LOOMS and Chas. s. Skinner
These claims are all on the " Contact ~ ~ |
which Grants Homestake IL the eastern linn
H. ana the vein Is now located 1880 feet
over two miles.
or other lodes being worked are mentioned
TO us the Magone ~ Anderson lode. They are
running tunnel on the lode and are now IN
lSo feet; have seven feet Of ore which ASSAYS
well in gold.
warner Il Glenn have an incline ninety feet
d"ep on the Robert Emmett, showing three
feet vein of $40 rock. They are how run-
ming tunnel to tap the extension of the old
incline at 10 feet depth 1t is stated Frank
Taylor and Others have secured an interes, :
on this lode.
Fred Eggers has shaft down 30 feet on on
the Herman lode, showing four feet of ore and
very rich Work is being prosecuted this
winter on the above. Mr.. Grant has not done |
much work on the Homestake since last
spring.
The indications are that before the close of q
1881 there will be decided boom in Bear !
quartz, and at least one mill will be working
on gold ores in that district =
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Institute Ball Postponed


The designation of Christmas Evs J. =.
occasion Of the Institute Ban having hsan
!. Without fully considering the fact that
- Is .hiiqrens Night, when parents have to
W ~ nome 20 give Santa Claus welcome, You
know, and many desiring to attend the Ran
VINO would be debarred by this circum-
stance = u was deemed best by the Committee
70 postpone Il until later date. Wedne.d.v
evening, December 18th has therefore been
substituted for Christmas Eve. when n win
'ake place ~ heretofore announced tn
postponement win ako permit ths Re rfection
y arrangements which would otherwise have
been impossible The Dancing Hail n ths
osS. noored and praitiest that has echoed nm.
SIC ~ ana motion In this land Of plenty and 4,
'ns omens are auspicious for . large psrtv and
. delightful time. ~Ao
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The District Court.

IL has been concluded to terminals the
present term Of Court to-day, Friday, for Ill
business except coneludingth Carpy-Hirsch
sum, for which purpose the Court will hold
open until the finding is brought in.
Al the ensuing term Of Supreme Cour.
Judge Gaibraith will ask IL 70 flx tenn a.
Court here for the third Monday In Februs-
~ for the transaction Of civil busine....
only; no Grand jury to be summonsd. It Il
thought this win enable the docket to Be-
cleared Of civil business. - =.
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Educational Council.

The friends of public education will mee
In council at High School Hall, Helena, or
Tuesday, January 4, 1881, and continue In
session three or four days. Questions of vi
discussed and an effort made to secure Ieg;s.
lation that will enhance the efficiency and
promote the welfare of public education
Teachers and school officers are urgently re.
auested to be present from all parts Of the
Territory, as an educational association will
ted to institl to work.
Half fare on the coach lines, we trust. can
made. "i'i "o
Rally, teachers and friends. Let us have An
boom in Montana. -
w. EGBERT SMITH.
Ter: Supt Public Instruction.
BUTTE, NJ. T., Nov. 20, 1880. I'd.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the Probate Court Of the county Of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the
matter OF the estate Of George T. Hale,
Notice Is hereby given that Oliver II. p.
Thoroughman and William Hudnall the ad-
ministrators Of the estate Of George T. Hale,
deceased, having fled in this Court their ne,
unon praying for an order of sale of the
deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
liked by the said Court for Wednesday, the
Ath day Of November, A. ID. 1880, at 10
O'Clock a. m: Of said day, at the Court room
thereof, at the Court House in the town and
sana, and ali persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear and
show cause, If any there be, why the said Or
der prayed for should not be made. -
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk. a
Dated Nov. 1st h, 1880.
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United States Grand Jury.

me U nited States Grand Jury summoned
~, ,''i TINS term met on tho 2lst The following
were the members: K. L. Bonner. Foreman
uu@on Smith, IL. ID. Dashien, r.. s. Kellev
ga Newman, ID. q. Irvine, WIN. Gin. N A..
n, .alr' W. Palmer, Arch. Heath, d. p. IT
p pg Antoine Normandin, Henry
: Andrew Hansen, Numeris Humber
81 vaughn. US, District Attorney + r
Dryden and Deputy Marshal Ro,L,p -. :.
~ S.o1sn1 Inc Jury was discharged ON The =
no indictments were found. 80 =
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CHRISTMAS TREES.
Hours for Distribution OF Presents.

hours Tor Dlstri button OF Presents
The following have been report Q d TO MS ~
the places and times at which the Christmas
Treeexercises Of. the various Sabbath Schools
will take place to-day, Friday:
ErIscorAL.-At st. James Church at n.
m. Exercises, music and distribution of pres
ents
PREsBYTERrAN.-At Presbyterian Church
att O'Clock. Music and distribution of pres
ents. 80
CATHoLIc.-At O'NeilPs Hall, at o'clock
p. m. Distribution of presents.
Several hundred dollars have been expend
ed for gifts to scholars and 1t is anticipated
the trees as usual will be beautifully decora-
ted. A cordial invitation is extended to ev-
erybody to be present. .n a..
CHRIsTIAS.-At the Methodist Church
south building on Tuesday evening there
Will be supper given the scholars of the
Christian Sunday School Music, etc.
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MARRIAGES

xASK-ELIAssoE-At st. James Episcopal
Church, Deer Lodge, at 7:sU p. m, Thurs.
9y, Dec. -, 1880, by Rev. H. C. Hutch
-. Augusta Eliasson, all Of Deer
The NEW NORTHWEST extends conRratu-
infaons and good wishes to one Of the worth
lest young gentleman of the community and
the fair and estipable bride he has been for
tunate enough to win. 80
hoss NcnAns-WMsox-A Helena, Decen-
, r Der 10, 1880, bv Rev. w. 8. Sites. MI. In
81 Glen !. Rosencrans and Miss Ida +. VIII
SON. 7 - IT 80
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= Fine Thing For the TEEN.

Fragrant S0zODONT Is acomposition of
&c purest and choicest Ingredients az the
s Osten.al Vegetable Kingdom Every ingredi-
on the teeth and gums. It's enbalninr or an
tasepuc property and aromatic fhsprsnce
make u toilet luxury.e 8OzODOET -
moves Al disagrecable odors from the breath
caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. II q en-
Isssy re irom tne acrid and injurious prop
sfroy the enamel. One bottle last six mon II.
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THE BILE MINE.
Mining and Milling to be Resumed
Soon,

Mining and Milling to be Resumed
| Soon,
| Mr.. j. @. Slavery and wife, of Gable, were
In town this week on a brief visit, Mrs. 8
preferring to remain in storm-land this win
| ter rather than go TO the States or abroad. II
Is satisfaction to know work is progressing
very favorably on the famous lead recognized
ana referred to for many yea rs As giving the
BEST promise of any in Montana But a doz-
en- or more years ago litigation began con-
corning 1t; IL became the cause celebre of tn
Deer Lodge Court; work was practically srs-
pended; the mine filed with water; the ex
pense of opening it properly appeared too
heaVy Tor our home capitalists to venture:
montana mines were in bad repute abroad
ana 80 the Atlantic Cable held its golden
store and the two quartz mills dependent
thereon stood In almost uninterrupted silence
through many years. 1n1S75 Judge Hubbard
OF Cedar Rapids, and Mr.. j. G. Slavery, one of
the owners, were making a pleasure trip
through Montana. An examination of the
legal complications led them to believe an
adjustment was not impossible and il was un-
dertaken. The interests of Mr.. Corbin, as
signee, and Mr.. Cameron were secured. n
company organized consisting of Judge Hub
bard, Mr.. Slavery and two Chicago gentlemen,
and the work Of opening the mine systemat-
ically resumed about two years ago. During
that time the tunnel has been driven 1850 feet |
over one fourth Of mile-and the lode In /
now tapped at depth Of $50 feet from the
surface, or 200 feet below the Cameron work
ings. The mine is now thoroughly drained
and ore being exposed and 1t is designed to
have the mill running inside two months.
This is no stock Company and no interests or
portions thereof are for sale. 1t is being
prosecuted as private business enterprise
ind bids fair to amply reward the owners.
Working the mine and milling the ore will
ave quite an impetus to the old camp and we
viii be disappointed if its name is not soon |
gain as famous as when it was the most no
ed in Montana The gentlemen cannot have
etter fortune than we wish them
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Cornelia P. Olin, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
executor OF the estate Of Cornelia p. DIN, de.
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased Ia
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
w!hin Tour months after the first publication
Deer Lodge. ~oA's VI
ADDISON SMITH,
Executor Of Cornelia p. Olin, deceased
b" Dated at Deer Lodge, Nov. IL, 1880.
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DANsKREAu--At Warm Sprincs, SATURDAY..
Dec. q, 1850, Rezni Danserean,a native of
Canada, aged - years. Itis 81 ysffgt
KEssLER-At Ten Mile, near Helena. De-
ccmber i, 1850, L0mx6, wife Of Nick Kes-
sl@r, aged 81 years and s months.
LxH--In Miss0uIa, December ., 1850, Harsh
NJ, wife Of Harvey Lent, aged 80 yeaxs,
II month"; and II days.
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Now that Garfield Is elected President
everybody can get their reading matter at
greatly reduced prices by ordering through
MGron's Subscription Agency, located at West
Liberty, Iowa, in 1876 Send to above ad-
dress and get the Farmers Diary and Price
List. I--.9.E KIT. 5ga-tJau =.
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

Persons knowingthemselves indebted to me
are requested to make immediate settlement
either by cash or note. All accounts remain.
ing unpaid by December LIST will be placed in
tne hands OF an attorney for collection. do
not wish to subjectto costs those owing me
but l need and must have money.
N. CONTANCIN.
Deer Lodge, Nov. 10, 1880. H3.tf
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farm for Sale.

a farm containing 100 acres of land. government
with dwelling houses and harm about eight acres
under cultivation about 40 acres good hay land :
situated inree-tourths OF mile west OF Philipsburp'
FOR further particulars call on or address the uner
signed At Philipsburg or on the premises.
bS 4tpd HENRY tORTON
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For Sale,

one blacksmith Shop and full set Of tools. The
the only shop In town. For further Information an
ny " VI sooress 81 T. II. MORSE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted IN mo
will please make immediate settlement, ~ ''-
p, oso-a T. H. MORSE
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AxLLEr-!n Deer Lodge, Dee. 70, 1850, 70
MI. and Ms. r. s. Kelley, SON.