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sHERIFFs SALE


Henry ID. HGuser. plaintiff,
Ns
Solomon Sollberger, Daniel Yaeger, aud Samuel "
Z Atkins, defendants a. .
Tobe sold at Sheriffs' Sale, Mt o'clock. y, m Non
day March s, 1850, in ont OF the Court lolse dos
Ia the town and county Of Deer Lodge, NJ. IT,, nlai
and by virtue of an execution in tho above enlaA
cause. issued from out the District Court oil ny Ss,
ond Judicial Distinct Of Montana Territory ID any
for toe county OF Deef Ibigo the following drsels
property, to-wit: AT the tight, tiic and hltft'l !
The defendants, oreHher Of thcnt wheh leey ~
on the I'd day OF February, A. d. 1870, in ana 70 y
following property: Lot No seven III IN blocklAsa
ty-eight [eSl aud lot No. nIfeen llal 10 block sh
teen ISL ana lots Nos. eleven III ana we've w
block fourteen [i4l and lor NJ. ten tl0l " @a
twelve [12I and lots Mo-. three III ma tour W !
block thirty-two l32l IN the tow ~ Bette, hGaaa
Territory. HccoroiDg 10 the 0fGim plat ana su't
thereof now on Gle Nv the County Recorders oneS~
Deer Lodge county, Nj. T. -
, Also an unalylded Uua third interest III me Nv
quartz lode located November I'd and RECORDED ~
vember 4th A. ID. 1873, Ia book II, page In ID ~
County Recorders office, OF the above named coaai
and Territory all OF which saia property ~ siHaa
in said Deer Lodge County, III. T., and leYi@ uP'4
as the property OF defendants.
Dated this 10Th day OF February, A. ID. lssNl
JAMES $. MCA DREMs
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County N. i,
By THOMAS MCrAGuE, Deputy Sheriff. oo'-4h
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AN INCIDENT or THE FAMINE.
THE BARREL OF FLOUR THAT THE PENNY
PACKERS Sent TO IRELAND IN 1s47.
From the phoenIxyille messenger.

From the Phoenlxvilie Messenger.
At the time Of the Irish famine, in l647,
Elijah F. Pennypacker, of Schuylkilltown-
ship, sent barrel Of -four as contribution
to the poor OF that country upon which was
Inscribed:
A donation for the Irish sufferers, given
freely and accompanied with heartfelt
desire and petition to the British govern
ment TO remove one Of the real causes Of
distress among the laboring and perishing
classes, by aoolishing the existing aggres-
sivs and unchristian system OF national de-
fense by Notifications and armed soldiory
and a navy, and directing that all vessels
now belonging to the naval establishment
of Great Britain shall henceforth be en-
gagged Ii righteous and useful commerce,
and that the trained warriors. disciplined
enemies OF God and man, shall hereafter
BE- employed ID useful and productive in
dustry that instead OF bring drain upon
the resources and means of subsisteaee Of
lahoring British subjects and repruach
upon the Christian name, they may con-
tribute by the honest usr Of their faculties
TO the surply OF their own wants ani CON-
forts oil we'll n the relief Of rerishing
thousands. I ELIJAH II. PESSrrAcKER,
HANNAH Fl. PENSyPAcKER.
CHEsTzR COUNTY. Pa, ID mo-. LIST, ls47.
The bark upon which this barrel was
shipped vas dismHted and compelled 10
return to port. a brig. to which IL was
then entrusted, coming into collision With
another vessel, was 10 damaged that she
diaeh srxsd Ser cargo, and the sailor. look
ing npon she barrel as second Jonsh. re-
fnsed 20 aas 4 saain on boapi. Jils bar
rsl, however, reached its destination.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
jeffrey Lavalle, ct al, plaintiffs,

aSuAiN1 i'NdlV, w aiss plhihtihrt
y vs.
A. j. Rundel, q II. Rundell, Jos. Runden, cG
Renix, Wm. Humble and dos. Humble. deiendanA
To BE- sod at sheriii's Sale, at 1 O'Clock, P H.
Monday. Much !, lSse, In tiout OF the Court h9 y
door, In the town and county of Deer Lodge n y,
under aud by virtue of an execution 10 the sDo's ~.
titled cause, issued from oft the District Colft o. "
Second Judicial Diet let OF Montana TefrIoF! 4.
and for the county OF Deer Lodge, Nv,
following described property, TO wit: All tne w
title and interest OF defendants, either OIL ln'
which they had ON the 4th day o. February An ~,
1850, in and 70 the following described properly
Minnie zane Qnartn Lode claim, beginning AZ D'Is
cry shaft ana running thence easterly along tAu ~
thirteen hundred and fifty [i350l lect and wr se
along the same one hundred and hfty 1901 ieel i n
discovery shaft Is about one mile south west ioa
summit OF the Big Butte and about 70 teet eas.p wy
Whisky Gulch, comprising thirteen hundred nu K
an easterly direction and one hundred aud MY 80
a westerly direction from the centre OF dis
shaft. including three hundred feet In width on
side of the centre of said det the corners oil tne
being marked by posts firmly SET in the grennd y
Its boundaries rEn readily be traced OIL o. VIZ
described property lying and being In sar
mining District county OF Deer Lodge aud ltll .
of Montana, and being levied upon rs the piopo'H
the above named defendants.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of Fenrnh!' :
D. 1880. JAMES 5. MoANDREWs, p
55f-4t Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, III
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Notice to Creditors.

lii the Probate Court of the county Of DesI Lv =.
M. TIN the matter of the estate OIL Vl'u'
Parker deceased.
Estate Of Cyrus u. Parker, deceased ,us.
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned s,. ..e
istrator OF the estate VI Cyrus ID. PARKER, a AIM,
10 the creditors Of and ei persons having NJ N
against the said decesred 10 exhibit them WIN al II
necessary vouchers Within four mouths alter w
publication Of this iotice TO the taid aul' nnspn
at the town of Heiena, Lewis and tiafAe 'O'"s
Montana Tcrritory. ,,,ooKS
Administrator OF the estate OF Cyrus d. fa'Asr
ceased. 40 Al
Dated al Deer Lodge, February 4 1850. NS y.
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IL the Disirict Count of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory vi Montana. In aud Tor the eOanI
Of Deer Lodge.
Catharine Hnghs, Plaintiff.
.aa. .=z..# IS n. g=H". reg M
William Hughs, Defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing To William Highs, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In 10 action
brought against you ny the above named plaintiff, Ia
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dstd
of the Territory of Montana IN and for the Comfy
Of Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint Ned
therein within Ten days, [cxcnslye OF the day OF SER
vice, after tile service yon OF This summons Il
served within Tho county or, If served ont Of this
county, but III this district within twenty days; othe
wise within forty da5s, or judgment VIII be tasea
against you according TO the prayer Of said compliant
The said action Is brought 20 obtain the Iudgnetl
and decree Of said court dissoyng tho bonds ~ ms
rimony heretofore and now existing between plato.
tiff and YOU and that plaintiff may be granted such
other relief aa may secm meet and Just aud eqnllahe,
The grounds UPON whiea said Aeuon Is hasal i yoai
wfullv dereftng and absrnting yourself from phia'
tilt, and y0nr departing from this Ieffit1Y about
the afst day of September, iS7h without The hsa.
ION OF returning.
And yon are hereby notified that II you fall to ap
pear and said complaint az above required The
said plaintiff wI take detunlt against you anu az
ply TO The court Tor the relief demanded IN the py
OF plaintiffs compliant
y. Gipea under my hand and the seal OF w
District Court OF the Second Judicial District
of the i'efriiofy OF VI ntana, IN and Tor The
II. ST. County Of Deer Lodge, this 10Th DAY Of Fen
rnary, In thc year u our Lori, one THOUSAND
eight hundred aud eighty.
PATRICK TA,ENr, Esq,, Atty tor Plaintiff
b5l-ai.
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Proof of win,

In the Prohatel Court Of the conpty OF pSsi D .si
Territory OF Moutana--ln the matlrf 2, ny
OF 1881 William A. McColiun, Decreased. .ni /,
Notice OF publication OF time for proving W." s II
Pursuant 10 an order OF aid, Ceust, maoe S,op /
9th day on February. A. y. 1850 notice = ~ /
given, that Saturday, the 9Th day " M W. ,,atg
ID. 1880, ut 10 o'clock d, Ut sail day. " NY Wy ,aa
room Of said Court, at the Cont tlonfe, W Wv I.
and County oil Deer Lodge, has b,et appy'Hl silI.a
the time and place for proving thewN q ss r,easa
A, Northumberland and tor stg;li Ing lne XIV srs
OF Richard y, Jones. the ksuliice 10 hlh
testamantarys when and wh,Ye any pefs0n W
may appear and contest the same.
ORREN EMEksoN,c,. ,k
Probate Judge ard Asiing ~ \,
Dated February DIN, 1850 @'N
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Notice OF Final Entry.


HELENA, NJ. Il, Feb. ii. 1880. \
Notice s hereby given mat the follc%ing named
settler flied notice OF h intention TO make final
proof w support of his claim and secare final entry
fherfo OF aud shat said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge OF Dee- Lodge county, III. T., ~ his
office in the town Of Deer Lode saturday, March
IL, A, u. 1880, to-wt: Alfred II. BrandOw. who died
PIE cmpton DeraratorY statement No. 1884, Tor the
:. Y y. T.. r and N ~ = r. y OF section 10 ID town.
ship nutH OF range 10 wet snd he names the fol.
lowing witnesses to prove hi continuous residence
upon aud cultivation of said tract, to-Rit: William
II. Wilson, Samuel Wnid, Edwin Field and OIrin
Goodwin all OF New Chicago, Deer Lodge Coui ~,
MT.
aa-5t j. II. MOE, Register.
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OF Deer Lodge. '
Lizzie Peters, Plaintiff,
We
Napoleon Peters, Defendant.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send g,o.,
ing to Napoleon Peters, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an actin,
brought agaiusr YOU by tine ahove.named Plaintiff n
the District Court of the Second Judicial District ~
the Territory of Montana, IN and for the county =,
Deer lodge aud to answer the complaint filed hcreiS
Within ten days exClusiye OF the day Of scgiee ah
the service ON GU OF this summons II served winT
this CoGnty OIL served out OF this county bui h
this district, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days or judgment by detanlt will be taken
against son according 10 the prayer OF said complaint
The said Aci ~ II brought To obtain the derrra n
said Count di-s0lying the bends Of mairimony
heretofore and now existing betWra
plaintiff and defendant together with pan
MS cost OF this action The grounds M
on this action Is bnseo occurring during the NJ,
year--1st, the eSt:eme cruelty If defendant toward
pmintif I'd, the hEbitnal drunkenness OF Defendant
3D., the dyserlhn Ut plaintiff by defendant and I'M
failure OF defendant 10 provide for paiutiiis surUn
And you are hrreby notified that If you faii 70 sD
pear and answer said complaint as above reIInd
the said pauttit vii! take default against Won Ind
apl " tu tho Cont tor the relief demanded III Inc
prlU el 81 plaintiffs complaint.
Given ilndrr NV baud and the Seal OF the District
Court Of the Second Judicial pisula
of the Territory OF Montana N
III. 81 and fJr the County OF Deer Lodge this th
day OF February, In tie year OF oar Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
IA .ra-n GEO W. IRWIN, H., Clerk
Spratt e StauletOn, Attorneys tor Plaintiff. EaR
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Cont in and for the county Of Deer
Lodge, Territory 81 MnntGHa--in the mRltef ot lhg
estate of james Nolan deceased
Notice Is hereby given that Joaquin Ablscal, the
AdninistratDr said deceased hiss rendered and pre-
scented for excitement account Of standardization
said estate. and in sad account aGd report praying
for order from this curt to pay certain claims ~
lowed In this court and also praying that after suc
by ding proper vouchers herein. And that saturday.
the 9Th day Of March, A. d. 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m
OF sad day. at the COURTROOM OF said court, nj the
Court House in the town and county Of De Lodge,
has been appointed by the Judge U this court tor the
settlement ut said account and report, 10 which time
ard place any pei Interested IN ssid estate may a
pear and e nis exceptions la writing To the said
count and report and CONTEXT the same
URhEN EMERsON
Probate Judge and Acting Clerk.
Dated Feb. is. 1850. h55-3t
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

W. Il. Hook, Photographer, i ~ihg ~ sefi
pupil 10 learn the above an Ia nh its hfas u H.
reasonable premium. There u no elhW aa'. ", faf
siness or trade any one can aetnne ~ ~ 4; l.
as photography. Do not understand tlaA y u =
ole 10 10 as skillfnl In the art IN ihrty alr " Il ~
uracllfionsf. husihe hneinesa eau BY sS nsHe
,nnnfh 10 that fair work eiii he due "" ~ !
made superiority will couc ~ graft q; ojse u
the time III learn Mr.. III. will stay W pesl ~ nj "
two usarths from this date hceiIiss. w n, H.
cost si5D.. Call At the gallery and talk " ~
on ths subject Us
Fepruafx I, iaso.
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COLLINS
V()LTbig PLASTER

Affords the nost crntefui relief in Rheurrla-
tisni, Weak Spine, Local Pains, Nervous AZ
fectiOns, Local Rheumatism, Tic DouloureUx,
Nervous Pain, Affections Of the Kidneys,
Fractured Ribs, i fiectlons oFthe Chest, Colds
and C1ighs, Injuries or tlio lack, Strains
and CRUISES, Weak BACK, Nervous Pain of the
Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Cruises
and F'unctures, RhrHnatism of the Wrists
and Anna, Asiiuaa, Goat, Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain IN tlis Chest, Stitch in the
BACK, Pain in the IIp. Tarioose or Enlarged
Veins, oricsS in the Btcis and Neck, Pain and
Weakness IN Side and Back, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, LunbagO, Naooping Cough, sharp
Pains ia the Breast, Heart Disease, 0uinsy,
Diabetes, and :or LIaiersss In any part OF the
Body.
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PHOTOGRAPHS GALLERY.

The Photograph Gallery il now open and ready for
business. A. my stay In Dear Lodge viii b. only
three months, those IN want OF Portraits viii do val
to make an early call. 1 am making views OF the
Territory and have a large collection on exhibition
Hnd Tor sale. II yon want view OF yOar ione uf
Ranch made. now IL your opportunity. ~ matter
where yOR are located V. r. HOOK.
stereo- pbnfOgfaphGr. Deer Lodge. ~. Il.
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CATARRHAL Affections,

such Ms Sore wenls. Tiifs,nes Is, and >ssay Eycas
ulserati2A aad t !, 4. aslsl,'.r Iss
I-vriI ard swelled forasi NGrNoHs Headaelle Neil-
Talgis Dizspcs Jinut g sitiIciS, Lcs3 OF Nervous
Force UppItast,tu az tpislts. G~cHrefuiiy nnl
scIert atsasb r ty-.ass IL according 10
difprtiSAs sFaigh HeraInahg earn epstle, or VIII be
mailed 10 aHy asErera - rseHJt ~ ssamp.
Each pactsagH contains Ir .4;afa's Improved In
Nang TRbe, with ii tlsTHeioN FOR use In all cases.
TricGkian SOLD nv al Nh5ia41t and ..etail Druggists
fhrougbont sic tTnl.ed fAiCs &ut CansAas WEEKS 81
POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass.
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ALIAS SUM MONS.

OF the Territory or Montana, In and for Tia cors
OF Deer Lodge. N"F
Lizzie Peters, Plaintiff,
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Alias Summons.

IN the District Count of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory vi Montana. In aud Tor the coan'
Of Deer Lodge.
Cnlhnrne Hnghs. PlnInlif.
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iP9Nl Ky!
.BBVAR OIL GOIJNTBRFTII'S.


ANstst -, lSf4
Un~tapii or- fa TIA are runiit8 " Nn8 ting HIH
coantefls Il : or oTON ENAh WiIieA Y. sht-
stitHd 9 al. Interior -rNle ~ plagr ~ lie &thA
enc q s iaf which onr bfard.is - lus,ls lsfa1ts,
Thr l9l aw liz II orr TRApE Aah6 ~ Il aptthrt
burn Il into tpe hrsd " every bmtat ss INF barrel
Wn sKgY:i
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OFFICERS.
\. n. CoULs0v, General Manager Yankton. ID. +.
y ". NAHATrA, superintendent. iirin ark, D. IT.
$50. CLENDEEIN, 5r Gent Ayr, # Benton, r..
This z Oh Reliable ire 81 steaners win operate
between Ptfsbnfr aud al points va tn Ohf8. ST
tsous Kansas G5ts, 81 Joseph, uEaaha. Sioux City.
tankien, Sp inafieAa teFmiEhn G. IL. 4 81. r.. and
Bismarck % all p0fstsin
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J.R.-He was born on the 10th Of No
vember, 1s42--so be is nearly 3S. He says
he doesn't cultivate eccentricity. He said
he acted In the East and Europe just as
be had always acted on the coast. but as
soon as he found out how other folks acted
he acted like them. asked him II he had
ever heard ID said that hc only pretended
10 be lame--hecause Byron was lame. lie
laughed heartily when asked the question.
He said he bad never heard that story. No;
Byron was lame In his right foot: be him
self was wounded In his left leg.
THE STORY OF HIS LIFE.
Reporter--Do you know the story OF his
life?
J.R.-yes.-On day caught hmm IN q
communicative mood and / asked HIM .
thousand questions, more or less, and put
down his answers in shorthand. He sup
posed / was only making brief notes, so |
have got complete autobiography. l
give you the main points. Joaqnin's real
name 10 Cincinnatus He,ne Miller. His
father gave him this donbled-barrele
name In honor OF Cincinnati ttbe city near
which be was born) and Of Heine. the poet.
His father was .'Westward ho-er." al
WAYS moving west. and be kept following
Greeley's famous advice until he got to Or
egon and could 20 no further unless no
swan. His father Was teacher and mer-
chant when he was young man, Out be
failed I'm business and became farmer
when Joaquin was bny, aud has been q
farmer ever since. Tie settled in Laue
county, Ore, In 1852, and has remained
there TIL this hour. Ne WINS then Mn uu-
broken forest. Joaquin did s'chorss' or
tended cattle or plowed In The neighbor-
hood until he was about IA when III CON-
, 1880-10-31

H!ydl'okolliioll.

1respectfullE 1nrite the attention the profession
ana the public to un entire method OF LOCAL
n,t MEpcALloN In % tne treatment u Calarrn aud
IhFUak Diseases With I'LL apparatus OF ny f-
yention und tn war snfe, nleasant and puinless,
ALI enabled to m.sdtcate the mucous lining or the
0tf1erFi rise impossible.
Aboye the roof o1 the mouth and above the nasal
passages (which cad back into the shrat mud u,
iHtu the head, there urb nunatr1us little windfukH
1assa es tnd cavities. ehannsed into The bones Ut
tue face nnd Antera0r 1,lrt Ut The skull e0ntutt
tnIoaxa coannels '1t a7ser tnnn knttt!ns: s:need|e
and rery crooked Ut chat. Snw. the n,eitlb
lining OF the>e parts. when the seat Y CAIAltH
CXEAnGkSTtt;% TINA; Is Is utterly i''s.:sil,1e 70 LOCAL
attempted. The conap etent>s witn which thut 0hssn
Gle y overcome o. the neans in question the itn
tsrs OF tn:alcqlabe importance in tc fu.urc treat
Nent of FACIAL CATAlkKu. Invite taoxe
1eisf fr9m the usna; modes of ts*4saent 10 ia
anltna&on and TRIAL OF u method THAT DUES NOT
, 1880-10-31

~--. .1,,,;cted itself. The original statement
nas rs,.tn ru indorsed by Chairman Barnum'
III ID saut out by him with .oo. 900 fac-sialles'
wv ~ hat the bogus letter was found among
~''S s~a,tc u,a. at a certain II. L. Morey (de-
tp0 o-sd, s nf Lynn, Mass, BY his admins
ceAse ;,. Sog; compare this assertion with
ua't,, ta,,oaipg letter furnished to the Associ-
wv W. press Yesterday By the National Demo-
r,atic ConlaNttee:
.,ixnu. = ~. County Of Essex: ana m commonwealth
u 1hsso lived in Lynn aforesaid from ten to
I'M taat.en rears past, and thai my son. Ar. H. L.
faprt7h h:s visited mo frequently from ttu,c to
xtn'n ,hG Rast If eiHsem s and
Nnnea Nar 4 i. lSS). CLARA s. MoREY.
etoe nhserye (l) that Clara S. Morey has not
~ of her sons death or the appointment
p .n,c administrator" or the very i,npor-
~ w., -, aafects'' said to have been discovered
~ w. p,rnum,s moeslng Committee; {3> that
~, ~ { Morey knows nothing Of her sons
e-h.reaf.outs eI% for czeuca months, though Mr.
n..nnm, IS Committee declares that he received
.ha hopus letter in Lynn, where Mrs. Morey
s.e lived for ten or fourteen years, last JAN
".-, " or nine months ago. Lawyers will ad-
-.:,s - also the indeinit news Of Mrs. Morey's
'sd,vit that she has lived i'll Lynn ''from
IN 10 fourteen years past'' It she cannot
~ f. uithin four years the period Of her resi-
I.nre in Lyan, and has not heard Of the
. s11peed death Of her dear son, who *nsed to
All her very frequently" and left ''etfeets''
r,]nsble enough to require the services Of an
:. .drtjnist.ator.r it is not probable that her
testimony on any point whatever would carry
,reiqht ID a court Of law.
, 1880-10-31

ttL LII 1 1tlfI 10 h1NaVNs
III car notice of the late James Ktngon, on
the 2Gth inst. we failed to mention that he
was insured for SIC, 900 In the Mutual Life
Insurance Company.of Now York, that be-
1ilg the largest ai1.ount taken By this Compa-
ny on any single life.
This, added to the amounts mentioned III
our lust Sundays ISSUE and the Insurance On
Z, the ~ late Mason Woodruff. amounting to
so makes !. gratld total to be distributed
within few days among tie heirs Of d.
ceased members Of the Company in this city
Of nearly SG50O0.
Some people 'alar call this profitable b,,si-
ness to the relatives of. the insured: but it
simply demonstrates that the Insured were
men Of wise foretfouglt who thus provided
for ti1eir families while circumstances per-
Mitted them tn tlo 50.
They were atsu wise enough to invest in
company which, Us it is managed at a less
percentage Of expenses to income than any
other. and has always lIlatle its investments
with wisdom aud conservative discretion is
enabled now to offer safe indemnity ut lower
rates titan any other mutual institution.
, 1880-10-31

Now that the ladies are looking for furs 1t
is well to remember that i'll tllis line there is
rootn for any amount Of deceptiont Inferior
furs by skillful handling and coloring, may
be made to look like fsstclass goods and
even all expert is liable to be deceived. Goou
fllrs may be said to last Il lifetime, and hence
the Importance Of buying only from such a
thoroughly reliable house rs A. Bishop t.
utation is the best possible guarantee Of
everything they sell. and whose long ex-
perience In the business enables thcln.to al
ways offer the best goods at the most reuson-
able prices. Their sea! saeQues aud to}ulans
, 1880-10-31

MAYOR HARRISON denies that he coerces
the city officers to work fur tho Democratic pur-
ty On pain Ut removal. Here is what he said ut
the Naskelf Hall meeting on Friday night:
When he was installed into office ho had
Weeded out the dishonest Republicans in tho
employ of The ecty--tIauxhterl-uild retained Il
number Of honest Republicans. perhaps more
than be should huvc GoAe. but he bud not said
one word to them as IT. how they should vote,
but left it for them to chouse for themselves
tCheers.l He would nut deprive them or their
hot1cst oullot, nor would he remove them trotn
oticc and thus cur OF the daily bread fr,n their
their official position agnlnst tic Democratic
party. On the other hurd. the Democratic en-
Democratic Adninist ration, they are Democrats
and ~'hy thunder sud the Mayor, "thcy must
rake OF their coats and work, or their heads will
20 oil after election" [Chccrs+l
If that is not buiidozn9 BY threat Of dismissal,
what language could more forclbly curry the
thF4,ntP