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The new North-west., 1880-10-29
The R1'iroad

From various sources come rumors intima-
mating and indicating that the directory
Of the U. & n. II. X. has ordered the continu-
ance of coust "uc,ion past Camp Creek, where
it was recently stated the winner Terminus
woulI he, and that G5 miles more of road,
which woud bring it north of Silver Bow,
are contracted for. 1t il also stated the Com
pany has more than rails enough 10 iron that
distance, and that construction will continue
unremittingly If the weather will permit.
We do not know how true these rumors are:
they are given as they came. We have, how
ever, n letter from Robt. Il. Strahorn, Esq,
in charge OF one of the departments of the
Union Pacific Co, dated Oct. %, in which he
SAYS: "I will ride to Deer Lodge in Pull
imam car in six or seven months"
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Personal.
Dr. A. III. Mitchell went to Butte Thursday.

Dr. A. III. Mitchell went to Butte Thursday.
Mr.. Wilson, of the Herald was in town
Tuesday.
Frank Gutenberg, of Top o Deep, paid us
his annual visitthis week.
Delegate Maginnis left on Wednesday for
Pioneer, Phinpsburg and Butte.
Frank Primont has removed to Butte and
will establish his harness business there.
Henry M. Parchen, Esq, ofHelena, was in
town Wednesday night en- route to Helena.
Mr.. L. b. Matiison, General Western Agent
of the famous Michel Wagons, hos been on
the West Side this week and leIurned to Salt
Lake.
Lou P. Smith, j. B .McMasters, James s. Nc
Andrews and DIR. S,rang have been flying
around lively this week. They real the hand
writing on the wall. Z
Col. W, +. Sanders, Judge Knowles and
others willspeak in Helena Saturday evening
and in Bu,.e Monday evening. Major Ma
sinnis will speak In Bn,te Saturday and Hell
ena Monday.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of an
der of the Probate Court the eniy OF Deer Lodge
Territory of Montana made on thu ash DAY of Sep
tember $780, IN tn matter Of the sstate Of Otis Strck
and, deceased the UNDERSIGNED sdministrator OF the
estate OF ss'd deceased will sell at public auction TO
the bidder for cash and subject to coni ma
tiou BY ssid Probate CDnt Saturday the 9th dav
OF November 1880, at ~ O'Clock, NJ in font Of thu
verSftabe belonging to the estate OF said deceased
~ thu town and county Of Deer Lodge. al the fisht
title interest and estate Of the eaid Otis ickanl
mt the time of his death and all the right title and
interest that the said estate has. by operation of law
or otherwise 8cluired other than or 10 addition to
that Of the sad deceased NJ the time OF bis death u
and to all those certain lots pieces PARCELS OF lFnd
situate and living In the said county OF Deer Lodge,
Ter. tory o2 Montana and bounded ant described a-
follows .o-wit-Lot III comprising ~ feet ffoEt on
Main street the sooth feet i1.ncbes .iont on same
street 10 lot II, both runhise hack 100 fet: Lon
and IN block No. 10. ar In the town OF Dcer Lodge
Montana Territory, wth the improvements thereon,
Known as the Sti,cklaRd s,bics. corrs and hay.
.crIes. Also, sx I6l head Of horses-nsed IN the
livery. two f2l buesies, one III theroaghbrace wagon
three t3l sees OF bai ness. prse..a Egfa11s1..
Terms and conditions of sfle, cash. to be paid To
the auctionesr The lsy of sale. Deed at ex pcnre
of purcha SCI. FREDETICKE GLEASON,
Administrator estate Of Otis Strlcklaud deceared.
October "a. lsG0.Ei ili 5914aa1 9sui oeV-ot T8 ?
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Local BrevitIes.

Winter began Wednesday night.
The Patent, Worlds Cure-all, Pain-Killer
man il i'm town.
The New North West lode at Cariboo Is
yielding rich ore.
Gem Kee Is veneering his two-story store
building on Sd street.
The Catholic School building IL progressing
rapidly and now presents three-story front
on the town side.
The eastern mails now reach here about an
hour after the Missoula mail has left. Bad
arrangement for the west.
Mr.. Geoffrey laval has shut down his saw
mill below Pioneer for the winter, having as
much lumber out as he can handle from that
mill.
Mr.. Hiram Hoyt has reopened the Sun
Pearl Photograph Gallery for short season.
He is good artist and those wishing work
done can do no better than call on him.
The Deer Lodge and Missoula coach tip
ped over during the darkness of Sunday
night. while coming up the Flint Creek hills,
with full load Of passengers. Nobody hurt.
ance of the bicycle in that burg Why, half
the boys in Deer Lodge have had their noses
six times broken and had entered the veteran
corps of bieyclists a long time ago.
Parker, the pen man, a first-class street
auctioneer, but n gay deceiver on general
principles, went through the boys for linn
itnd number of dollars this week and lit out
for the tropical regions of Butte. He has
nice team.
WorISmnn are engaged in erecting 30x3S
temporary log building for Mr.. Contancin,
which will be finished before the holidays. 1t
will be so constructed that next spring the
stone and brick building can be erected
around and over 10.
On last Saturday the military telegraph line
was completed through TO Walla Walla, ma
king u continuous telegraph line from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast, via Chicago,
bismarck, Helena, Missoula and Walla Wal
In, and connecting with nearly every military
post in the northwest
The stage station has been removed from
Hays to w. w. Jones', instead of fPierce's,
rs stated last week. Mr.. Jones has been
GbltlDltllilR ahiihS ies'b iS"
weeks and will soon have it in condition to
accommodate all travellers who may favor
him with their patronage.
Mr.. I. s. p. Weeks, surveyor in charge of
the Pen d'Oreille division of the Northern
Pacific misunderstanding from the mouth
of the Little Blacl<footto to Pen d'Oreille Lake
this week organizeda company of 16 men
al the initial point and started on his survey
down the river, expecting to continue as long
as the weather will permit. Mr.. Wetherill,
the surveyor in charge of the Montana divis-
ion resigned few days since to accept an
other work. His successor has not yet ar
rived but is expected 10 IN n few days, when
explorations and surveys will be made onthe
most difficult task they have--locating the
road across the mountains.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29

A. announced by press and pos,crS, Dele
gate Ma imniS on last Tuesday evening ad-
dressed the ci,izens OF Deer Lode a. the
Court House. Hon. j. c. Robinson also de-
livcred an address The Majors speech was
very long and in the main a very creditable
effort perhaps ~ good as he could make for
a fifth term. He denied owning farm in
Minnesota, but sailed clear Of sayings he
would remain in Montana. He repeated the
story about the Fort Union vote, but said he
did not charge Sanders with it-that Is, he
told the story for the evil effect 10 might have,
and by implication acknowledged he did not
believe it. The stale story OF mot feather
rufllrd nor n pinion soiled" was inflicted
along with that Of "this game chicken"
both o. which are insufIcrably egotistical and
should De omitted but were compensated by
some flights Of oratory wOrthier of the man.
His strong point was nomination "by accla-
nation" and he never limited but that he cX
prctrd that blissful state of affairs to last un-
III mo crack of doom, ana uIHu r... riur.1is'
would continue to put up and immolafe
Themselves on the altar of his ambition until
the same date. II is fair 10 say the Major
avoided generally gross personalities and re-
ciprocntrd the courtesy oI Colonel Sanders
toward his opponent. The only thing he
failed TO argue was why Montana should ss-
lcct him as Permanent Delegate; hence, as
political cook leaving the "st0ck" out of
the soup. The able argument of Col. Sanders
rs to the benefit of rotation and the abject
srryitudc 20 which all other Montanians
were condemned by the Perpetual Dclegacy
was thus left uncombattcd and will count
against Maginnis on clectionday. The Dem
orrats dislike to "chOke Off" their Delegate
candidates, but If no other resource Is left, as
no o,h"r seems left in Montana, they will do
II at the polls. There was good audience
present, including a number of ladies', who
listened with respectful attention. but there
was no enthusiasm, and, 1.-TWO o. three can
diGatcs could have been hobbled, there was
no applause except when Republicans Joined
4
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Sheriff sale,

James Twohey, Plaintiff,
W. .H4 i "a. s.4, al .4a. H.sE @.. 'E'r
Thomas H. Manning and Robert McMinn,
Defendants. -...a. fla ,-r-.- st.,
To be sold at Sheriff7s Sale in front Of the
Court House door in the town and county of
Deer Lodge, Montana Territory, Mt o'clock
and BY 1irtae Of al orsr OF sale III fs boss
entitled cause issued from out the District
Court Of the Second j udleial District of the
Territory of Montana in and for Deer Lodge
county, the following described property to-
wit: An undivided one-tlfirl t]5 interest In
and to the Snow Drift lode mining claim con.
sisting OF eleven hundred (i1G09 linear feet on
and a.ong said lode, with surface groanl six
hundred tG00D feet in width, being three hirn-
dred 900 feet on each side Of the center of
said lode or mine and, beiug situated on a
tributary of Oro Fino Gulch, about one AMI
one-fourth q h miles northerly frow the Big
Butte; the said property situate, ly 1g and
being in Summit Valley Mining Il. st, Deer
Lodge county, M. T., and levied upon as the
of the defendants. .n. .'I.. 8.Ef ". :
Dated this 18th day, of October A. ID. $780,
JAMES S. MCANDREWS,.S Sheriff. ara,
BY THOMAS McTAGuE, Deputy Sheriff
5J0-4t .'. .,-.-' i.'-t' '....
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The Rivsi Mountain Roads.

Mr.. E. NJ. Hoyt, who returned last night
from the Range, where he assisted in the
measurement Of the Priests Pass and Nc
Donald toll roads, gives Us the following dis
tances, as they were ascertained by measure
ment with line and odometer: From the
function OF said roads on Ten Mile 70 the
junction near Frenchwoman's ranch the dis
tance by McDonald's toll road II 1on,iles, and
by Priests Pass toll road il is l2l miles.--[In-
dependent. H
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
DEATHS

GADE-At St. Joseph's Hospital, Deer Lodge,
October u, 1880, of putrid measles, John
William Cade aged Is years.
The funeral will take place at r. m.' Fri
day. All are respectfully invited to attend.
MARKs-At Helena, October %, 1880, Jessie,
infant daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Isaac
Marks, aged months. ..r.-- . ...
BUrLER-At Beartown, October 20. 1880, OF
Inflammation of the blain, VIM. Butler,
aged 80 years. Deceased came to Mon
tana in 1868
STuARr-At Helena, October %, 1880, of
pneumonia, Emma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Stuart, aged years.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
A CARD
From the Worlingmen OF PhiIIpsburg

Credit 20 Whom Credit Is Due.
Mr. EDITOR: In these days when the pol
itical trumpets are sounding through orr val
leyt and over onr mountain tops, we deem 1t
but right 10 let our fellow wOrkingmen know
throughout the county that Hiram Knowles
and George w. Irwin, whose names appear
on the Republican ticket for Council and As
srmbly are friends Of the workingmen.
In our difficulties and troubles here last
spring they showed their sympathy for us by
acting rs our counsclors and advised and as
sisted us in every way they possibly could,
and never charged MS dollar. In those days
we needed their assistance, and IL was given
gratuitously, and now when we can show
them that we have not forgotten their actions
at that time, and that we appreciate their SER
vices rendered by electingthem to the respec-
tive offices above named let us do so.
We will give them solid vote here, and
we hope our fellow workingmen throughout
the county, irrespective of party, will do the
same. WoRKINGMEN or PHILIPsBURG.
Philipsburg, October 2Ist, 1880.
THE above is verified TO us by the sigma
lures of n number of citiz ~ OF Philips
burg.-ED. n. N.-WI
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
Election Rc.urns.

UJ-Judgcs or Clerks of Election in each of
The several prrci lcis will confer a favor on
Ms and enable our readers 10 receive the RE-
suit of the elections NJ an early day by send
ing H. 10y mail, or with the person bringingin
the rrtUrhs .ihr vo," for hc several candidates
in the precinct The most conyeni"nt meth
od Is 10 Jake tickets of each party and mark
the number of votes on the margin. The
name Of ihr prccinctand th G person sending
hnmll nl4n be on lhe ticket.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
Notice Of Final Entry:
aG LAND OrFIcE AT HKLEsA, N. r.. [
sea 6WaM F8rYeA Oct. %. 1880. (

rs3 ---- .agwsR Oct. 20, isSo.1i'ifi 81
Noti,,e 10 hereby give, that Nels A. ChristeH.en.
who iled -empton dcclaraory statement No. SffS
for Lots Nos three four t4l and I'VE fol and fhs
SEX of FWk Of Bee, In 4 eN OF raw bas Sled
notice of his intentpn to make final rfoofin sf oi
OF his claim and secure hpaf euiry thereof aud that
said proof will be made before the Probate Judge
OF Deer Lodge county. MT, ~ he ofnce In The
town OF Deer Lodge. oa Saturday, NoSember 11s
caimsnt 10 enter the said frac Of nd win be hsd N
this once al ten O'Clock A. M, Tuesday,No ~ 1bo
Said claimant the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residencu upon and cniytionof satf
tract to-wit-wfIliam Wiliox, John p.fcr. David
Scott aud John Wclson. alIsof Warm Spring p. O.
ts9-st J. Il. MOE, pegister.
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Notice to Creditors. :
Estate Of Thomas wsdd, deceased.

Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, admin
strator Of the estate Of Thomas Wadd deceased, 10
the creditors Of and all persons having Claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the hrrt pnhos-
ton of this notice to the raid adm.nisrator a. his
Office In the town Of Deer Lodge In the county OF
Deer Lodge. FREDERICK y. GLEASON, 81
Administrator OF Thomas Wadd, deceased
Dated At Deer Ledge October ~. 1880.
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~ ew To-Day.
ESTRAY TAKEN UP.

Came to my ranch about April l, 1880, n
sorrel horse, 7 or years old, weighing about
1000 pounds, branded J b (or a combination
of J c b., has a white stripe down his face, q
little to the right on the nose; right hind
foot white. He is good horse. The owner
and take him away. PAT BIRMINGHAM,,
TG-4t-# Bear Mouth.
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BiGTRS

SLAUGHTER-In Deer Lodge, October 10, 1880,
to Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Slaughter, a
son.
THoROUGHMAN-InH Helena, October 26, 1880,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thoroughman, a
daughter.
RAINsFORD-In Missoula, October 20, 1880,
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rainsford son.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
U. 8. LAND oFrIcE, ~

u. s. LAND OFFIcE,
.., .@ Helena, NJ. T Oc}obsr =, 1880. p.
Notice IL hereby given thar Clement Viilepeave,
halt northwest quarter Of Section Ten in swnship
nine north o. range thhteea Wes ,has fled natice Of
proof win be made the Probate Judge OF Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory. at HE office IN
Deer Lodge, on Saturday,, November 81 1885, and the
hearing 70 determine the rivht Of said claimant to
enter said tract win be had at this office at 10
Tuesday. November 80 1880 Said c.arh6nt names
the following witnesses to prove his residence apon
and cultivation of said tract--Jsmes L.. Goodwin
Edward N. Whiicraft, Peter Peters and Andrew Pc
terson, all Of Warm Springs, satd Deer Lodge county
5)o5t -. Fl MOE, Register
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
BOARD OF \ ErEREkcE.

EOAKU OF X IT EkEfs~Es#. .--
n..r .nd0e-s. T.. Larahie, il =. vancundy
.c.nrad Kofrs. Thomas Stuart, Robert Fcnner,
N;es B;eIenberg. Frank Teireault, c. p. h.
Beienbers and others.
Biackfoot.-John r. Quigisy-
ph,ii,sburr John capiiee, Henry Schnepie,
= Krosrsr. w. c. Brsdshaw, g. n. Hart.
pioneer.--A q. Wilhelm.
New ch.eazo.--coi. g. w. Morse, H. ~
Thomas. John Edwardss 4
a.srtown-Aba basrzi 4 CO. John Edwarde. -.
HENRY, ). FEED, Agent. X,
ssls ssas Deer Lodge. -. r. gA
lAtnoassii. Clark Lafahie Baak.l
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
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MARRIAGES


DEMERs-LAMBERT-A Flathead Agency,
A. T., October lS, 1850, Mr.. Louis Alexan-
der Demers and Miss Grace Eugene
Lambert. a s -' - n.r
THoMAs-PECK--At Glendale, October IL,
1890. bv Rev. G. O. Tillotson, Mr.. u. T..
Thomas and Miss Mary l.. Peck, both Of
Glendale
The new North-west., 1880-10-29

Pupils standing highest in scholarship and
department for week ending Oct I'D:
A CIass--Linnie Batterton, Lizzie Foster,
Albert Eicn. fH
q Class--Hugh o'Neil, Mary Stuart, Hattie
Powell, Clara Bieienberg. a s5assS =
SADIE HuTcmNs, Teacher.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
EStray Taken Up

Near BIackfoot City, one fiea-bitten grey
horse. about II years old U vented on the
near shoulder; DB on the off shoulder; Y on
the off thigh. The owner Is requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take him
away. ...... WIN, ELL,
Biackfoot, Oct. %, 1880. A.. bS04t
The new North-west., 1880-10-29

Mis- LiZlic ,Iuhnson aunOunces To the La
die uf Deer Lodg" aud vicinity that she has
uI,II.d GENERAL DEESsMAKING EhTAE-
Ii~lrII Nr n the residence Uf Mr.. T.. d. Da-
,L., H. Deer Lodge. NOmr patronage Is re-
sr.,r,uly solicited. All work guaranteed
satisfactory and prices reasonable. jS-:it
I.adir,' lndcrwrar, Chldrcns' Combina-
tiou>, Kni, Hoods, &c, at
Mrs. G. II. CURTIS.
Everything in til" grocery line, Wholesale
and retail, AT KLEINsCHMIDT & cos.
am now prepared to do all kinds Of rcw-
uy, from the pIaimcsi 10 making ,hr moHt
stylish dr,'~srN Mrs. J0HN O'NEILL.
One hundred and fo.Ty suits Of Gentle
men, Cluthing, for,y Ovcreoa's and UI~tc7T,
scvcmiy-hNr Suits Of Youths and Boys
Oycrcoats and UlStrrS, all Of best material,
MAX" and latest styles large Assortment of
Duck and Blanket-lincd goods Gents Fur
u,hing goods, Boots, Shoes, Blankets, Rub
hrr Goods, Carpets, Hosiery, Dry Goods,
&C.. all new, first-class, and prices low, at
KLEINsCHMIDT x Co.'S.
New and Stylish Millinery Goods just re-
crivrd AT Mrs. JoHN O'NEILL's.
J.. 9. Andrup, tailor, has removed his
place Of business TO the building formerly
occupied by d. S. Kenyon, and is prepared
to do all kinds of manufacturing, repair
ing and cleaning. 5sS-3t
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
For Road Supervisor.

Al thc request of n?ny citizens of Deer
Lodge. ] hereby announce myself ~ candi-
date for Road Supervisor of .hiS dis,rici. and
will, if elected, discharge tine du,ies 10 the
best Of my ability.
II. S. NEAL
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
TERRITORIAL
MADISON COUNTY.


a NUMBER OI eIIIyriInus wnu arII,sss rruIrI
the east last spring have returned for their
families. The viii also bring with them, on
return, tools, mining machinery, fine stock,
etC.
VIM. +. Wood, Of Beaverhead valley. .pur-
chased n band Of 800 horses In the Yellow
slune valley and has taken them TO his stock
ranch.
Tie Trout brothers made q clean up of So
7gn q the Jesuit of five months wO. onground
leased from the Highland hume company.
A large portion of the crops on the Madls on
has been threshed and the yield il two-SfthS
shOrf of an average.
Il. II. Combs sod his ranch at the mouth OF
Alder Gulch for 5000.
Messenger, 16.
The Sheridan public school will commence
Monday the 18th inst. under the management
of Mrs. Roberts.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
alew aorth h.At)est.
RELIGIOUS.

rT. IoSEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
= Montana. Under charge of the Sisters oi
charity. The Sisters are prepared TO aecommo-
datrpatients with good rooms board and nursing,
~ tvyelve dollars peTweek.
The new North-west., 1880-10-29
NEWS

from one pustofice TO another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
TO-DAY;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The Philip Forgery Case.

New YORK, Nov ll.-The Times publishes
statement concerning the confession alleged
to have been made By the witness, "Morey."
ia the Philip forgery case yesterday. 1t says
hat ''the plot originated in the Law Office OF
John SanboTp, in Lawrence. Mass. and was
the result Of a conspiracy between "Al. CLARK
and Sanboro. Clark keeps billiards saloon IN
Lawrence and Sanbcrn is a lawyer and was a
candidate for presidential elec!or On the demo"
cratic ticket 10 Massachusetts, Morey Was
'crammed" by Clark in Sanborn', Office before
coming here and both CLARK and Ssnborn know
that be wes coniog to New Yorke to testify to
lie. When he left New York to return to
Laurence alter giving bis testimony he rec
cai7od $3.50 from the national democratic com
nittee 10 The form Of check drawn to bis oWn
order on the National Park Bank of this city.
This check was osshed in Lynn. and CLARK took
fer lis sbarc of il $780, leaving 500 for Morey
10 vas to receive 5000 for coming to New York
second time. He was asked BY Clark to come
to New York aud testify falsely that no onco
had an u0ce named Fl. L. Morey.
At the c,ncasion Of the examination Moroy
wss returned to the custody Of bis uncl, with
orders to produce him this morning at 10
O. olnck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
Affairs in ErcgaNNs

LONDON. NOV. l1.--The Times in leading
editorial article says: We believe the Irish ex-
ecuti7o arc 10 possession of ample end lndls-
pusable proof that not alone spirit OF aWless
ness bat organized forc,snnd systematic methods
ere spreading from county to county.
The London correspondent of the Marctes-
Ter Guardian sayE: Il il understood that Mr..
Foster. chief secretary for Ireland, presented 10
yesterdays Cabinet Councll evidence as to the
state OF affairs in Ireland which might exotic
alarm if the Government were not thoroughly
prepared for any o9aliagercy 1t is believed,
however, that Mr. Foatcr is confident that the
promise of just legislation and tho firm main
tenanoe of order will enable tho winter to pass
WithCui any c9eroiVe measures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

COUGHS" Bro10n's Bronchial Tro;hs,v G.,
used with advantage to alleviate COUGHS, Som
THROAT, HoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ArFE..
TONS For thirty years these Trocho3 b+v,
been in ugs, with annually increasing fsgorL
They are not new and untried, but, having ban
tested By wide ond constant use for nearly n On.
tire, generation, they hAve sttsined We meri.el
rank among the few staple remedies Of the sno
TIE THROAT. -"Brown'S Bronchial T,5tl<"%,
Get directly on the organs OF the voice. Thew
have en- extraordinary effect in ell disorders of,Ea
Throat and Larryrx. restoring healthy toao
when relaxed, either from cold or over oGo?tica
of the voice, and produce a clear snd dR.aC
enuncis!ion. Speakers and singers fad Il
Troches useful.
a CoUGH, COLD, CATAEEH or SORE THR2ar
requires immediate attention, as neglec. O..
tentmes results in soma inclraDla Lung gi..
ease. ''Bros0n's Bronchial Tr03hss' wi. 81.
most invariably giva relief Ints!ion3 sr3 Of.
fered for sale. many Of watch are injurious The
genuine "BrowWs Bronchial Tro:hsy' a:e s)'E
onlyin boTes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

The radical press and its efficient allies, the
SO called independent newspapers, treat the
proposed investigation of the patent frauds per-
pe!rated at the late election in New York as a
crime against the couatry. and term it an effort
to "Mexicaniz,' 1.-The government. The demo-
Gratis allowed the votes Of three States to be
stolen 10 1876 to save the country frem being
sMexicsnized," and they will allow the vote OF
New York to be stolen now for the pur'
pcs, Of again preventing that same disaster.
The precedent is established. Ali the radicals
will hays to do hereafter 10 order to retain
possession Of the government will be 10 buy
some fraudulent election returns, Such returns
will not be investigated lest the country be
''Mexicauiz d" This is by no means a salts
factory conclusion for democrats to reach bus
so IL ia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

As large number ct the voters at the recant
elecion in this State paid not only the 81 capia
tation tax but tho fvs csnts additional charged
for delayed payment, the amount turned into
the treasury for the capitation tex Of lS7S.'79
should have beea 5000. 0O0-s pretty large sum
and one that you'd go long way toward pay.
lag the interest on the State debt for that year.
Has the treasurer received that amount, and it
not, Why? Can't any of che Richmond news
papers tell? The information would be inter.
esiipg if not agreeable.