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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
September Term, A. D. 1880.
WIN. ]. eALBRAITH, JUDGE GEO. W. IRWIN
CLERK A. 4. MAYHEM, Disfhioi
roRNEY JAS. 8. McANDREws, SHERIFF

1851 Pardee vs. I murray " A-fe'An u
property. Continued for term,
1891 Psrdee VI Henry Schnepe ct al-forcioie
sntrv and detainer. Record corrected and remanded
to Justices Court.
,aas N N Hubbard vs. Sslton Cameron accounting.
Demurrer to snswer sustained
Iao-H T Murray ct a We J K Pardee-damages-
Continued for term,
1re7-N Dumonchelle 70 M MORGAN ct al-fsre-
c,osure of lien. Freeman made defendant.
,ssa-Archie Mcbride vs. y McAndrews, Sheriff.
ANIMAL from Probate Court. Under sdvisenent ON
motion to open NJ default
1s17-D N Upton vs. A Hickey-title to quartz
lode. Motion for new trial ovesruled.
1s7s-Territory w Joseph Campbell; assault with
deadly wca, %. Continued for term
1,as-TAomss McGuri ct al u Edwd Bush ct al
debt-ou leave to file amended COMPLAINT.
w " sweetjaad W A Mdray--title TO quartz
lods Defendants motion for . new trial oVerruieo
14as p Mcmahon W G Thornton ct al-partiton
rnder Amusement on separate demurrers 70 amehoea
complaint
Is4s-Terri.ory vs. Annie Northeast robbery &C n
i tinued to foot Of CALI Ddar.
Il 1474-Territory W Joseph J. Kennedy-murda-
| change Of venue to Lewis and Clarke county.
4 -. 80 r--,-- Edwin cooley-divorce,
| Referred 20 John r. Forbis, ESQ.
1a7s-(;eo Rundel ct al vs A Talbot ct Aeon
version of property-motion to answer sustained.
1s14-Territory vs. Joseph scott-murder. Bet 10
trial October list. -....~
1eo5-Esther J Davis vs. Benz Davis-diVorce
| Referred to p. T. Mcbride, ESQ.
16i5-Territory. vs. James Compton-grand larceny
On plea of edilty.
lsi7-Terrtory vs. John Maggie ct al-tafe impr's
opuent. Set for separate trial Of Maggie Sept &'o
| Defendant Edy Byrne ordered to plead same day.
1s14-Terrttsry vs. John Dolan-grand larceny
Set for trial sept III at9a m. "@
16ls-Terlsory vs. VIM Gray-grand iarcen"' q
for tidal Sept ~ at 1:so m. rL
| Jeo7-Anna Norton vs John Norten-dtvorce' eon
plant corrected;
u. 8. COURT.
Usys Chas wood-assault with intent 10 comm
murder. Tried by Jury and prosecution non su''eo
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New To-Day.
PROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.

OrPrcE PURcHAslNe AND DEPor G. g.,
HELENA, M. T., September Q, 1880. ,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. subject TO the
usual conditions win be received at Helena, T. OF
either of the posts named for the supply required at
such post until ~ O'Clock noon, on Thursday the 7th
day Of October 1885, at which time and places the,
will be opened in presence of bidders for furnishing
the Subsistence Department, U. 8. Army. 1sS,Oo'
pounds of fresh ground xxx spring wheat hour,
made from No. wheat, in double sacks, with the
exception that the amounts required for Forts ELF
and Missoula shall be IN single sacks delivered at ths
posts named below on or before the Both day OF No
yember, 1880, as follows:
At Fort Shaw, M. T., 10 600 pounds.
at Fort Logan, M. t., 1000 pounds,
At Fort Missoua, M. T., 90, 000 pounds.
At Fort Assinaboine M. T., 30, coo pounds
At Fort Ellis, M. T., 10000 pounds:
Blank proposals and printed circulars, giving de-
tailed information as to manner of bidding, condi
tons to be observed by bidders etc. may be ootanes
on application to the undersigned or TO the A. A.
s.. at either of the posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marKee
" Proposals foi -four at Fort-- end addressed
TO the undersigned or to the A. A. G. s. ut the pos
bid for, .
The United States reserves the right to reject any
all nronosaIs j. r. WESTON.
Captain and c. s.
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NOTICE
SUPERIOR LOT OF
Cooking, Base Burning Parlo'
AND
Box Heating Stoves
JUST RECEIVED At
MNNoN q zENoR's.
Leap Year Party.

"Gathcr the roses while you may,
Old Time 10 still a-nying;
The flowers that bloom 90 sweet to-day
Tomorrow may be dying" y
Il vas, perhaps, contemplated OF inc
above philosophical maxim, the knoviedee
that Leap Year vas fitting away ala Win
n th, oppo. tun ty to take In the dimoens
darlines OF the male persuasion, that the Ia
dies of Deer Ledge few days ago dstormin-
ed to have Lesp Yea party ct oNeurs
Theatre this tFriday) evening. Or u may
have been that, vexed With the cestaon o.
the steruer sex to business and politics
they resolved to assert their rights 70 some
attention. Or, q 10 still more probable
they concluded 1t IS about tine to insu-
Ourste the autumn festivities By having
social ball while many visit ,rs are IN the
city. Anyhow, they 20 resolved ana wen'
ut IL with right good viii. The Leap Yea
party win DO held the Theatre and goo
music are engaged; Flrsmeo's Han y %
ing fitted up for tho supper roou tho y.
dies win see that the tables are laid VII
plenteous substantials and tempting del'ca
cios and they have already secured Part
ners for " this glorious OK asios." A geo
| eral Invitation il AZ, 'nded tickets On 81
at the PostoUce. A fey Of the moro "a
| LIANT Bensd,cts are yet waiting for some on
! TO solicit tho pleasure Of their COMPANY
hat va euess they will Ill b invited !
| good season TO maize their toilets ana
conquest. The arrangement h IN the hane
Of m energetic committee. Ms A. :
Mitchell, M,ss Mamie Kelly, An d. !
Mills and Miss O. P. nnooln arc Elo'
Manager. Nay the occasioa b - plea
ant ~ Il promises and = tns ~. p'oc
tsrs a essrvs 70 crcwn thsir profess ~
happjsst results.
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FOUND AT LAST!
I" Dobyn's Sure Cure J"
For Catarrh,
Z. Neuralgia
IF .
f. And Nervous
| ii. ~ b. Headache.

".DosYss' SURE CURE" Is In the form Of snun an IT,
Is put up In large size impefvious wooden ooaes: ~,
ia used As snuff and H. always ready and conyen1en'
for use, without any extra trouble or additional ea
pense whatever II contains no choloroform, otnet,
ammonia blood root, copperas, bismnth, caiomei y,
morphine, and children i've years OF age can use y
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and oenenoi =,
fects quickly follow the first application, and oehg
composed OF simple chemicals, we guarantee y 70 ne
perfectly simple and harmless one oox wa mo;
about one month, and has frequently been suniclen'
TO effect cure but It cases OF long standlng NAY
require from three TO SIX boxes. II tmmedmtey ae
stoys the nauseous catarrhal STENCIL ana gives to
breath its original purity and sweetness.
cure guaranteed.
II our I" sure CURH be regularly and pefsstenu !
used M directed by label on each box we guarsnte
relief in every case and absolute euro In al case
where the patient IL free from constitutional amen
O: complications resulting from scrofulous or sypni
istic affections Where such si'ments or comphsa
tions exist we have an alternative which, when ake
| in connection with "SURE CURE " we guarantee
cure. mos. n. lrNLss Non..r.
For Sale BY STANLEY & Co.. Dees Ledge. e4s
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A CARD.

To tho Citizens Of Deer Lodge and 0'etntty !:
In locating in your city We can say with
all sincerity that we are happily pleased
with the place aud people aud feel
under many Obligations for the encou age
mont an kind re, ept on they haze given
rs IN many ways, aud hope We may be
found worthy CT your confidence. Having
had experience In the Drug and Jewe'ry
busiuess for the past eighteen years and
knowing the wants of the people, we shat
at ali times strive to maize 1t advantageous
to you as we'll as profitable to ourselves oy
asking YOU for a share of your patronage
J. II. Posi-.
nnnn InnnR Septamber %.
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TIRE SINGER SEWING IACHIEE

n,Hr orNoxR MANUrAcTURIMo COM
" pany have cpeneo n 01ce u Haeaa tos u
SALE and REPAlR Of their ksycrensy 49,
Z compstenf Workman oflong expsrience = 81
CompGn y 8hops, and ALL wcsx sens ~ n
80 IT psr.iec Sssiri i iaaebiaes tbs compan,
oGer the most liberal tsyms. -.
ordsrs and inqujdss eheuId y eaorss.ed %
afs asef 5 <as He1ena. y. =.
pr,ee Lisa Sorwarde6 o. application.
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Notice to Credi. Ors.
Estate of 4. j. Harms, deceased.

Estate of A. j. Harms, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin p
the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
lhe said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the INST puoncanaol
NJ this notice IN the said administrator at his ioct
~ 'A' wv - JOIN Il, QUIGLEY,
Admir- OF the estate of A. J, Harms, deceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge, Sept, Is. 1889. oSoot
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Blanks for sale.

n An assortment is ordered lesser guam.
titles than ono hundred will DO furnished %
sams rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postace win be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTH W EST
DEER LoDaE.
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Board Of EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby gveo, that the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Deer Lodge County, M. T., VIII
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
on Monday, October T. 1880, at the ONCE OF the
Clerk and Recorder of said county, at which time ana
place apy and all persons feeling aggreved may apply
10 said Board for correction Of their assessment roll
By order of the Board, 1,,,,,,, o,.-,.
y,.,os ssn,.uhcr % A D. 1Syl $50 I'd.
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NEW YORK
Life Insurance Go.

The NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
have their business now we'll established
throughoat Mon ana, beg ming with many OF
our leading citizens and branching out TO all
classes who care to protect Their own or their
families interests IN the flu .urc.
The sicksning old story Of DING to win this
game 10 done away with, in this Company, as
the reader can have policy that he MUST LIVE
TO WIN.
With Ca IN Assets. ""...s3s ,S98,e62 o0
AND surplus of...-........-... Irooo,oTf w
This Old Rcliabi, Company is one Of the very
best In the Uni ed States.
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Deer Lodges. z. Larabie, ]. z. vanGundy,
Conrad Kohrs, Thomas Stuart, Robert Fenner,
Frank Tetreauit and many others.
Biaekfoot.-John 4. ouigiey.
Pioaeer.-A. @. Wilhelm.
Phlipsburg.- Heary Schneple.
New chicago.-Col. O. w. Morse, II. M.
Thomas. - - -
Deer Lodge, M. T.
[uDonneil. Clark Larabie Bankl
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
A Rare Opportunity for Sheep Men.

A citizens of Montana DESTROYS of engaging In the
bussess of sheep raising and wool growing. we Of
fer our entire band Of sheep, numbering o,oo heao'
consisting Of about
$50 Thoroughbred and High-6rade American
About 500 head Of High-Grad American Meri.
no Ram Lambs.
500 head Of Thoroughbred American "e''H'
Ewes.
200 head of High Grade Ewes.
-auu ua,a,.S., L--s-~onsista nf well gradef
American Merinos, far above the average usn a
driven IN this Territory OF the latter about 3U arr
breeding ewes, balance lambs and wethers. Thes'
sheen are now on the road from Northern California
and ,yii arrive M Baunack Beaverhead county, on o
about the 25th of September Will pass through ..
way of Deer Lodge, Helena and White Sniphm,
Snyines 10 the Musselshel II not previously sold
viii sell any or all of said sheep TO suit purchasers
For particulars inquire of j. W. Brownell, Helena
Lester Champlin, in charge of the sheep.
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Ne1, Aorth
RELIGIOUS.

,,rsRYTERiAN. 49, Services every Sunday
rESi"g At the Presbyterian Church, At ] ! q. m :
m o,ie 8 p. m.-Rey. J. L. Henning, ofheiat-
ihsanday School IN the same place at p. m:
,to..T n SITTING every Wednesday evening ut
3 O'CLOCK
rATHoLIc- Services every Sunday. pirst
,,sss All o clock a. m. Second Mass at los a.
MASS a,-chism under the direction OF the Sisters
o. cSarity Mt ~ O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
o'clock p. M
Sunday school every Sunday
2p. m.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for In the Postof-
foe ut Deer Lodge, Montana, September
40 1ean
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LOCAL NEWS

suhscrlbers ordering their papers changed
TN one postoft &c to another. MUST MENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VloUSLY SENT.
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BIRTHS

.,us T. Mar Iodge. Friday, Sept. 10, 1880, TO
NJ and Mr.. James II. Mills daughter,
xAyFR-As Butte, Sept IS, 1880, to Nr. ana mrs
NJ T. Mayer, son. ;,
TRrMAN-At Dewey's Flat, WEDNESDAY, . p'' A'"'
NJ. and Mrs. =. B. Truman, oaagn'e''
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Collection Agent.

,,oL. w. p. WIFE TLER. Of Helena has been
[ anpointed lAgent for THE NEW NoRTH-
,OVSf In Montana. His transactions Will DO
soaored by tbrs ofhe.. and he 10 commended to
he courtesy Of our pasrons.
~T IosEPH's HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
- Montana Under charge OF the Sisters OF
SSor,ty. The Sisters are rep ired to aeeommo-
Satrpatients with good rooms BOARD ana nursing
a. twelve dollars per week.
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay Of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be most Notifying and
unpleasant to its possessor, and it is the
most inexcusable and offensive in society |;
and yet the cause of 1t may be easily re-
moved BY cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. 1t purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth
Gentlem en- who indulge IN smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as It
removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections; also, a 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 1t his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
send free of charge to all who desire II
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
W. w. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block. Rochester. N Y.
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Republican County Compittee.
Republican Committee Rooms,
Butte, NJ. T., Sept. %, 1880.


To RcUlLers Of he COntmtttee
A meeting OF the members OF the Republican
County Committee will be held in their rooms on
NanaSv evening, Sept. 9th. full attendance
Is reGuested WIN. M, JACK, Chairman.
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EsTRAY.
N SO Reward.

Strayed from Germsn guch, about NAY l. ss.J s,l
round when last seen; no other marks or oranos To
membered, The above reward Will be 2a,d IS5 inc
return TO ne at Butte. LANAL zoo ~
Butte. Sept. Z, 1880 oo"-is
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Proposals yss Iss.sse~ssary ssppsaes.

Proposals Tor FessisestiGvy supplies.
sesed proposals for furnishing the following nauet
suppes tor The U. .. renitsntiary . Lei Loo9e
BE- received ~ me v WM, T'a'''s' =
no csrss. Bids may b. made tor hek po's am
hall cord wood Or ~ Iole yood;. N#
90. 900 pounds q potatoes- ~
Moo DO enh6agaL -. * ~@rF
aon0 do turuipe. ss .
DO 40 penmipe- 1900
~ oo s.. - 81 ~ saaisgsfs 81
FLOUR r
Is 90 pounds d vheat foer. ~ =
aG1D "a GsAhap noer sr.z Il
| O21lk : Il q npsGk1A = ~. ..~s
vn611 reounooIs - Agx @ HuIA1M.s :
| uphet Stalss 1aeshat Dvw Leg :.
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DEER LODGE, September ~.
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Loving Home.
REASON

Nothing appears SO beautiful to us 10
human experience as the reciprocal affec.
tion of parents and children, especially af-
ter the latter have attained maturity. and
il may be, formed new relations in life
We have seen the loving and lovely daugh-
ter, after she had become wife and moth.
er, seize every opportunity of visiting the
parental home; to lavish her afFectionate
attention upon her parents, and, by a
thousand graceful and tender kindnesses.
assure them that though she was an idol
lied wife and happy mother, her heart
stIil clave with ever strengthening fervor
to father and mother who watched over
her infancy and guided her youth. 1t has
been our privilege to know such, and as we
have witnessed the outpourings of love
and happiness between these devoted and
glowing hearts, we have felt that surely
much of heaven might be enjoyed here if
all families were eqnally attached. And
would that every daughter knew what
pure JOY she might create in the parental
bosom by constant keeping alive of the
spirit of filial devotion, and seizing fire.
quent opportunities to make it manifest in
little acts of gentleness and love, notwith-
standing the child may have become pa
rent. 1t is always the same dear child
and never so dear as when it keeps up the
childish confidence and love of It's earliest
youth.
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From the Sturgis, Mich. Weekly: Nj
John Brast, living in Sherman township,
informed us a few days ago tina, his feet
had been so terribly frost bitten that he
could scarcely stand the pains cansed there
by. He happened to think Of St. Jacobs
Oil-which he always keeps handy RIB
bed his feet twice with the remedy, and
the pain disappeared entirely. He not on
ly values St. Jacobs Oil as an unexcelled
remedy for great many other diseases,
to which mankind is suhjecr, but he also
asserts that il is really Invaluable for the
many diseases horses and stock are subject
to. and which 40 often play havoc with
the prospects of the farmer and stock
raiser
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AUDITORS OFFICE, PERRY Co.

New LEXINGTON, o., May /, 1880. I
In view of the fact that am frequently
IN receipt of questions as to the disposi-
tion of land occupied by Rail Roads $50
far as the same relates to taxation. |
herewith submit the following extract
from the law upon this subject, for the
benefit of those Interested
Section 1921 Revised Statutes.
Zach Company now or hereafter own u
ing and occupying any right of way orr
easement in lands, either by agreement
with the ownefs or by virtue of any ap y
preparation proceeding, shall present to-
"the Auditor of the County, in which
"snch land is situate, a statement of the
quality of land embrared within SUCH
right OF way or easement, and such
quantity shall be deducted by the Audi
"tor from The land on tax duplicate, So
that the owners thereof shall not be re-
"quired to pay taxes thereon; Company
hereafter becoming the owner and occu-'
pant of any such right of way or ease-'
"ment, shall within six months thereafter
present such statement to the Auditor, ,
"andopon the failure of the Company to-
make such statement the owner may
"make the same"
would suggest that those who hay
land go occupied, will attend to this mat
ter at once, so that the actual numbe
of acres owned, can he entered for taxatio
upon the first tax duplicate after the re
appraisment. ORRIN THACHER,
County Auditor
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or Interest to the Community.

It is a matter Of fact that men have
been known within the past few years to
perjure themselves in order to svade taxa.
zion. The Auditor has traced up num-
Der Of cases where false returns were made
and so far has succeeded in adding almost
a half million of dollars TO the tax duplI-
cate or the county. The personal proper
~ within the corporate limits Of Somerset
rs valued at less than ninety thousand dol
lara, when really it should not be less than
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
II is the duty and unquestionable right
of every body to see that those who are
evadinr the law be brought to justice and
made pay their portion. II any one is
known to make a false return under oath,
let him be indicted for perjury. Another
means some have been using to help them
hide their infamy is to circulate report
that they have their means IN greenbacks
and are exempted by law, or that they
have invested their means in bonds. There
/. arrangements being made TO bring the
periurers and tax dodgers up to the mark,
and make them paw the penalty of their
crimss
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More ConceininS District No. 6.

Ii the gentleman who signs his name
Ominis, would reconsider the charge he
he hae made against the board of this dis
trict, he would readily discover his erroni-
ous mistake. This board is the worthy
representatives of the district, and TO
charge them with direct acts Of injustice i
indeed to say the least, a little too cheeky.
They will perform their duty regardless oI
fear or favor. He who would agi,ate a
strife in his own community is bad citi-
zen to all good society.
REASON.
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Mr.. John NJ. Kelly and family and N-'
Thos. Shay and family of Cincinnati, and
Mr.. d. Ryan and family of Terra Haute,
Ind, we're in attendance at the golden
wedding. Bishop Elder of Cincinnati
telegraphed the aged couple his congratu-
lations and made them several valuable
presents. Numerous other telegiams were
sent from number OF friends who were
unable to attend. The community at large
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Costigan and
wish them many years Of happiness.
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BON DIS.

Notice is hereby given, thai. al ten o'clock
A. NJ, on the Sth day of June, 1880, the
following described bonds, Issued for the
payment of the debt incurred in AEcAdam
izing the public square in the Incorpora.
ted village of Somerset, Ohio, will be of
fered for sale at public auction, at the Of
ice OF the Mayor, in said village, to wit:
One bond for 5000, payable one wear af
ter date, interest per cent.
One bond for $500, payable two wears
after date, interest & per cent.
One bond for $500, payable three years
after date, interest per cent.
One bond for $500 payable three and one
half years after date, interest 6 per cent.
d. .. Drummer, Mayor.
May s, 1880.
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Notice to Contractors

Bids for lighting the lamps and ringing
the bell for the ensuing year, will be re,
ceived by the Council of the incorporated
village of Somerset, Ohio, until
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1880.
Bids to be separate; and Council reserve
the ri ight to reject any or all bids.
Bids can be left with the Mayor or Clerk
ID. O. BRUNNER, Mayor.
May 9Th, 1880.
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Thomas Myers, Bracebridge, writes: "Dr
Thomas Electric Oil is the best medicine
/ sell. 1t always gives satisfaction and in
cases of coughs, colds, sore throat, burns
&C., immediate relief has been received
BY those who nee il.
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Husoand-"My dear that child will cer-
tainly cough himself to death if he dosn't
get relief soon" Wife-"Oh! | must tell
you, i just bought bottle of DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, which Mrs Brown told me
cured her little girl entirely, and an 60
Ing to try it with Johnny" She did go
and Johnny is now skipping about as live
iy and as merry as cricket.
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John Berkey will commence operations
on the streets and alleys about the 18th of
Nav. at which time the early busy season
will be over with our laboring men. All
fool confident that John will make first
class Street Commissioner
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-05-06

We will publish list of the taxpayers
of Somerse, with the amount OF personal
property returned by each individual
Should any one know of persons making
false returns, or Of any whose names should
n OF be on the list, drop note to the County
Auditor, and he will set the matter right.