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Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
ID kGlSTER'S ORDER.
REtfISTER,S uL EICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, jan, 22, 1879,
upOa the applisatiOn,Of Aerries Anna Alex.
ander and Jesse Alexander, Administrators
OF Richard q. Alexander, late Of Red Lion
Hundred, in said county, deceased, ir is or.
dered and directed by theRegister that theAd-
ninistratOrs aforesaid give notice of granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date Ofgranting thereof,
by causing Advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters 10
six OF the most public places of the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the same,
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided and alse cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, u newspaper pub
lished in wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks (e0d)
~~N~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
LIS. Office OF the Register aforesaid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
). q. Bl iGS, Register.
NCTGCE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attcSted to the Administrators, on or
before Jan. 70 1851, or abide the Act OF As.
sembly in such case made and provided.
lEkhlES ANNA ALEXANDER,
JESSE ALEXANDER,
Address, Delaware City, Del. I.Z3 Admin.
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DRAKE " CO., AUCTIONEERS, TAKE
~ plta ur5 TO announce tD the public that
they are nov prep rGd to call either city or
country sales at reasonable rates. Orders re.
ceive by mail will receive prompt attention.
Also all kiu.s of goods sold on commission,
nd prompt returns made. DRAKE * CO.,
lin ttw sI2 Market st., wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
a UDlTUR'S SALE.

ny vIrtCe of a war; Mt OF the Mayor Of the
Cuy If Wilmington, to roe directed, will be
exposed at pubiiC sale, ut : o'clock L. NJ,
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A UDITUR'S SALE.

byvirtua of a warrant OF the Mayor Of the
siy OF Wilmin GtOa, to me directed will be
eXt ed at pubic sale, a! O'Clock, Z. NJ,
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AUDITORS SALE.
A UDIrUR 5 SALE.

bJ virtue OF o warrant OF the Nayor Of tha
ciIy OF Wilmington, to me drscte,', Will be
eXLOs ID at Public sale at 2 o clock, 7. NJ,
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UDlTOR'S SALE.

=
By yirtua OF 4 warrant of the Mayor Of the
City ot WiiminatOn, to me directed, will be
exposed at public sale, at o'clock, p. NJ,
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HuDMAS RILEY.

TuOMAS RILEY.
PRACIIjAL PLU TRE2, STEAM AND
GAS FIT YER,
NJ. 2lO WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Having made plumbing and sanitary en-.
ri ]rernE for the past forty years my brs-
ness feel confident OF giving entire satisiac.
tiOn to those who may favor ms with their IA
runape, Best OF reference given in regard
to ability. l-2S-3m9
THOMAS RILEY, 2Ig ". SEVENTH ST.
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TORC EONEE

Z
The undersigned offers himself as can
diaate for the office Of COrO 1er Of Rev Castle
County. subject to the .csiCn Of the Demo.
cratic party. IA ANES &. BARILEY.
lG9--t*
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u E. ROBINS0N III 60.
n.
BANKER 4 BROKERS'
r.. A.. Cor. FOlrIa aad B1AThog.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
US. FOURS FOR SALE.

FoE SALE. --3OJO Philadephia, Wilmington
X Baltimore X. X. Bonds, q shares Union
National Bank Stock.
U. s. FOURS FOR SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New ERIK and st0n gGccls
bought and sold on commission. Every faalE
les afforded 1or persons to coll or Invest il
STOCKS or bonds. tebgJ-lp
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
BROK ERk.
ELLIorr, JOHNSON q 90.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET sTs.,
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE

v lmington, Delawar'
Daily Republican., 1880-01-30

fNi4t ICE FAMILY COAL
DIRECT FROM MINES.
WEI. ,PREPARED--CLEA DELIVERY.
22lO bs per tn, no m.re, 70 less.
r. W. STEWARD,
6 = ". J RONT STREET, NEAR MADISON.
,-2S-ti Wilmington. Tel.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef and
Beef Cattle.
OFFICE CHIEF c. S. DEPT. OF DAKoTA.
ST PAN MINI Anril Ii 1SH

OFFICE CHIEF c. S. DEPT. OF DAEorA.
ST. PAUL, MINI, April Ia, 1880.
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, subject to the
Susual conditions will be received at thus Office and
at the Office of the CUmmsary of Subsistence al
Helena NJ. t.. until IL o'clock, noon or Thursday thu
2gth day of April $780, at which time and places they
will be opered, in presence of bidders for furnishing
such quantities of Fresh Beef from the block may
he required by tie Subsistence Department, U. y.
Army at Forts Assinnibone. b nton, Custer, Ellis,
Keogh, Logan, Missoua, and shaw, Montana Ter
ritory, during the nscal year commencing July lst,
1880 Proposals will be received to, and opened at
the hour at the several posts by the respective
Commissaries of such posts each post Commissary
receiving proposals for his own post. only.
Separate Sealed proposals will be received and
opened ut the time above mentioned, at this Office
and at the Office of the Commissary OF Subsistence Mt
Yankton, d. T., for delivering to the Subsistence
Department at Fort Hale, Dakota Territory twenty
[201 head of Beet Cattle on the hoof, OH or before
the Goth day of June, 1880.
Blank Proposals, and printed circulars giving de-
tailed information as to the quality OF beef. manner
OF bidding conditions to be observed by bidders &c,
may be obtained on application to the undersigned
the Commissary of Subsistence OF Iankton, and at
Helena, or to the Acting Assistant Commissary Of
Subsistence at any Of the posts.
IL expressly understood that the contracts made
under this advertisement shall not be construed to
involve the United States in any obligation for pay
in excess of the appropriations granted by Con-
The United States REF erves the right to reject any
all bids.
Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes
marked Proposals for there insert the name OF the
article bid for at Fort here insert the name OF the
postl. and addressed as follows: For Fresh Beef or
Beef Cattle any of the posts In Montana Territory
TO the undersigned, to Capt. j. r. Weston. O. s., u
A. Helena NJ T. or to the A. ra G. >; at me post
posals should be addressed TO the undersigned or to
T. NJ. X. MORGAN,
Major and c. s., U. ). A.
SG2
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Personal.

Professors Dusseau, Pokornsy and Fit
schen made flying visit to the county seat
this week.
Col. w. F. Sanders, who was here las
week, left for Virginia to be present OIL tn.
defense Of Gov. Williams, of Bozeman,
now on trial there for killing Sheriff Rail-
ston In Bozeman.
1t Is believed here that " Chadsey." who
shos the man at Salisbury last week, wa.
here two or three weeks last fall. If the
same person, he stated when here that his
brother was Sheriff of Walla WaIla.
James A. Murray and wife, VIM. Wood
ward, W. A. Hensely, P. Talent, Butte
G. @. Vineyard, Israel Gibbs, ]. K. Nal.
lory, Valley; Barney Levy, E. B. Hyde,
VIM. Bradshaw, Philipsburg; P. McNa.
hon, Helena, and V. Blum. Pioneer, are
among names registered at the Scott
House.
Hugh O'Nell, NJ. L. POLAND. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. hcIntirs, Philipsburg Fred Tay,
lor, Frank Batenan, Jos. A. Hyde, Pres.
ton Scott, James Matthews aud wife, Geof.
fry Layelle, Butte; }. A. Featherman
Dan Berry, w. R. Ferguson, New Chicago;
Gus Wisnsr, W. T. Piper, Pioneer, and
M. Dooley, Willow Greek, are registered
at the McBurney House.
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Summons.

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow Township, Dee
Lodge county, Montana Territory-Before A. II
Barrett, Justice of the Peace.
Jacob Onrstein, plaintiff W. J. Rute. defendant
The people Of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to w. j. Rute. defendant
You are hereby required to appear OF my cfi:e In
Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county Mon
tan Territory, in an action brought against
yes by the above named plaintiff in the Jnstice Count
of Silver Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, and to answer the complaint filed therein
within forty days aft sr service Of this summons on
yo1 judgment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought against you to recover
the sum of Sixtysne 40-l00 dollars which plaintiff
alleges you owe him for balance dae on account OF
meats sold and delivered TO you at your special in
stance and request, at the town of Butte prior to
April 1880. and for account assigned to plaintiff by
Is. Petit.
And You are hereby notified that, II you fail to ap-
pear and answer said comp amt above required the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
You for the sum of sixtyoae 40loo dollars interest
and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of April, A. D.
1880. A. H. BARRETT
564 81 Justice OF the Peace.
CHARLES s. WARREN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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I Mr.. ID. N. Evans, now located Ut Cata-
rsct a. assayer in the firm Of Evans &
Hines, gives NJ Interesting news Of the
camp across the mountains. Cataract Is
90 miles from Butte, miles from Bush's
Station aud miles from Captain Cooks
The belt of leads is 10 to IS miles long and
81 TO miles wide, taking In both sides ct
the canon. Tho Boulder 4 Bullion lead
il contact vein aud shows Is feet Of orc
from tho granite foot wall to the porphyiy
hanging wall, all pay ore and y good
mine. Tho Cataract lode, owned BY
Brown, Hathaway & Mclaughlin, 10 bond
ed to John Lawson, OF Salt Lake, for $eS,-
600. It ID . splendid lode. The Mantle
lode shows . 8 or feet vein Of good orc.
The nams OF the town ID Basin. There
are about 100 people in the camp. bat only
six or seven houses completed. Many per.
sons are canped around in the hills. Pros
pecting viii bs vigorously carried on when
the weather psrmits- Lots, 80 feet front.
ars selling At $50. and : number q build
ines arc going up. D. Cohen, Jr., has .
store, Henri, surprenans blacksmith shop
and hotel and Evans 3 Hines An assAy Of
f,ce. There Il also saloon and lodging
house. NJ. Evans THINKS i svsry pron-
lung camp.
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Contaminated.
The project Of organizing a company
with the object Of having the mountains
east and south east of Deer Lodge pros
pected for quartz, one that has been talked
of internationally for years, is now about
to be carried to successful issue.
On last Friday evening meeting Of those
interested was called at the Reading Room
and responded to by quite number of cit
liens. DR.. A. II. Mitchell was made Chair
man and James II. Mills Secretary. The
Chairman explained the objects in view
to secure the pledge of sufficient money to
employ one or two parties Of frst-class
prospectors to systematically and thorough
ly prospect the range as far south as Dry
Cottonwood for quartz, and In the event Of
finding promising lodes to develop the
same To some extent, when, IL showing up
good, there would be no difficulty in having
them thoroughly developed. 1t has been
known for years that lodes rich in gold and
silver have been found there, but from one
cause aud another they have not been given
much attention. Some of the owneis con-
template developing their claims this year,
but it is an opportune time now to push
matters, and, il a good belt Of leads exists,
to show them up. 1t was resolved, as ini-
tiatory to the movement, to organize
company with 81, 900 prospecting capital,
divided into $40 shares at $25 each, for the
purpose Of placing prospectors In the field
as soon as the snow will permit. The
stock was at once taken by Con Kohrs, DR..
Mitchell, S. E. Larabie, James II. Mills,
E. Fl. Irvine, Kennon g. Ze-
nor, Aylesworth & Mcfarland, e. L. Bon
ner & Co., Samuel Stuart, John Gerber and
F. 4. Gleason. An organization will take
place in few days and the required force
be employed. Unless we are much disap-
pointed good quartz lodges will be devel-
oped within IS or IS miles of town, in an
accessible region Of country, before the
summer ends.
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L A D I ID 81
When You Want q New Hat
Or the Old One Trimmed
Call o. MRS. c. c. CURTIS, [next door to DIR
Mitcheii's Office
Artistic Work.

Mr.. r. c. Mather, agent Of W. Fl Trip,
of San Francisco, is in Deer Lodge deliver
ing the work for which he took orders last
fall. Without doubt Mr.. Trips work is
far superior to any heretofore brought to
to the Territory, and the artist challenges
competition with any member OF his pro-
fession in the country. Photographs are
enlarged in India ink or water colors to
one half, tws-thiIds and full life-size.
Special attention Is given India ink repro.
auctions, and specimens shown by the
agent here and delivered by him are really
artistic. Mr.. Matber will remain hare q
day or two end then visit visit Pioneer,
Now Chicago, Philipsburg and interme-
diate points. To those Of our readers
wishing anything in his line VIC cheerfully
recommend the word done BY him as ex-
cellent, satisfied that 1t needs but 70 be
seen to be appreciated and admired.
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administrators Sale
Not ce Of Sale Of Mining Claims.

Notice Is hereby given that n pursuance of an or
der of the Probate Court of the county OF Deer
Lodge Montana Territory, on the 81 st OF March A.
d. 1880 In the matter of the estate OF Cyrus b. Far
kerr deceased the undersigned, the OF
said estate will sell at private sale to the highest bid
der for cash subject to confirmation Of said Probate
Court after the Both day OF April, A. D. leSo,
and within SIX months after snid date, all OF the
mining property mines and lands and interests there
in of the said Cyrus B. Parker at the time OF his
estate has at by operation of law or otherwise &C
qured since his death in all of the hereinafter de.
scrbed property said property to be sold In parcels us
hereinafter designated. Bids or offers for the whole
or any part thereof must be In writing and either de-
livered to the undersigned In person or lett AT MS
Main street and Broadway, In Helena CITY, Lewis ana
Clark county, NJ T.. or at the store OF j. g. sanders
In jefferson City and county In said Territory or OF
the Office of the Clerk OF the Probate Court In Deer
Lodge city and county In said Territory at any time
after the publication hereof, and before final sale
The following Is description OF the property TO be
sold to-wi.: 1st the undivided ope-half OF the SIT
ting Bnl lode claim designated rs Lot Az, township
H. north of Range west. patent PAID Tor, also the
undivided one-half of the Copper Bottom Lode, also
also ali me interests of said estate In mill site and
water right belonging to the Doctor Parker Lode
claim also the undivided one fonrth OF the Davia
Copperneld Lode also the undivided one-half OF the
following named lode claims, to,wit Crown point,
Shed and Emperor William. all situate In stemple
District, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
ALSO the following mining claims situate In stemple
District. Lewis and Clark comfy, said Territory
10 wit: The undivided one-fourth OF the Parole ana
pinafore Lode claim situated In Jefferson county,
said Territory. =. bhooh1
deceased. cos
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Summons.

In the Justice Court Of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory Before A. II.
Barrett Justice of the Peace.
j. II. b. Foster, plaintiff, w. j. Rute defendant.
The people Of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to W. j. Rute defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at nv office in
Silver Bow township. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory In an action brought against you by the
abovenamed plaintiff, in the Justice Court of Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific
~, and to answer the complaint therein within forty
DAYS after the service Of this summons on you, or
judgment by default will he taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover Of you the
sum Of one hundred dollars which plaintiff alleges
yon owe him for goods wares and merchandise sold
and delivered at your special instance and request
prior to April /. 1880.
And you hereby notified that, II you fail to ap-
pe.r and said complaint above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you for the of one hundred dollars. interest and
costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of April. A. D.
1880. A. ii. BARRETT,
564-5t. Justice Of the Peace
SPRArT & SrAPLEros, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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The ball on Tuesday evening for the BEN
eft of the Catholic College was q success,
both socially and financially. About sixty
tickets were sold and the dancing lasted
until 8 o. m. Wednesday. Dusseau's
Quadrille Band furnished the music. The
supper, contributed by the ladies Of Deer
Lodge, was beunteous, excellent AID en-
joysd. To further and the fund hand
some cake, surmounted by miniature
reprel entation Of the Catholic Church
here, and beautifully decorated with FROST
ing, was prepared aud donated BY Mrs.
McGovern. From this cake, which was
ratified, $50. so was realized, and number
OF other cakes remaining after all had eat
en- were dispos ID OF for various sums. Al
together handsome total resulted.
The management desire to return thanks
to the ladies' of Deer Lodge and vicinity
for their liberal donations TO those who
assisted In the preparation, and to the Ma
sonic fraternity for the use of the hall In
which supper was laid.
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Railroad Surveyors Near Butte.

Gentlemen arriving from the upper coun-
try Wednesday, brought word that Utah
and Northern surveying party were 1t
work between Silver Bow aad Butte, and
another 10 reported working between
Divide and Summit. The route hugs the
hills about three fourth Of mile south
east of Silver Bow. This will carry tho
road to the crossing near Butte with very
little grade. The survey bsing made -
only preliminary, and probably survey
viii also b. made through the Pipestoae
toward Salisbury. We trust II viii result
In the road being built over one or the
other without the ten years delay that has
succeeded the survey and location OF the
Northern Pacific, and the anticipation y
in well informed quarters that 1t will %
constructed this season.
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Summons.

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow township Dee
Lodge County, Montana Territory Before A. II
Barrett, Justice of the Peace.
Lee W. Foster and A. Klelnschmidt Lice W. Fsste
Co. plaintiffs, vs. W. j. Rute, defendant.
The people OF the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to w. j. Rute, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear at my Office II
Silver Bow township. Deer Lodge county, Moutani
Territory, in action brought against You by th,
above-named plaintiff In the Justices Court of Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge coHdty. Montana Ter. ito
~, and to answer the complaint therein within fort
days after the service of this summons on you, Of
Judgment by defau II will be taken against you acord
ing 10 the prayer of said complaint.
The said icton is brought Of you the sun
of one hundred dollars, alleged to be balance due
owing and unpaid, for good. sold and delivered yor
at your special instance and request at Butte Cit
prior to the LIST day of April, A. ID 1882
And YOU are hereby notified that If yon fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiffs will take judgment against you by
default for said sum of hundred dollars, Interest
and cssts of suit.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of April. A. D.
1880, A. ii. BARRET,
56i5t. Justice of the Peace
SPRATT & STArLEToS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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INCLUSIVE.
April 13-Fred Brown to John Findlay
consideration 500, 1-6 interest in Clippe
lode, Summit Valley district
April 13-Dan Gamer to Isadore Ehre
ct al, $500, lots 10 and II, block Al, Butte
April I'D Gamer to | Ehret ct al
800, lot -. block Al, Butte.
April 13-C Ii Carver to Samuel q
Stuart, $500, ! interest in Plymouth lode
s V district.
April l3-Mrs L A Coberly to E III Alder
man, $500, interest in Diamond Star lode
' district.
April 13--W W Mccall to Fl Jordan
$500. I int lest in Left Bower lode, s Y
| district.
April 14-Cyrille Houle to o FL Hopkins,
500, ] interest in Marie Louise lode, s V
district.
April 14-S Bynum ct al, to Jno Noyes
ct al, 1925, interest in limestone quarrles
about Is miles from Butte.
April AS Mulville et al, to Peter Con.
way, 800, interest in Colleen Bawn lode,
V district.
April 15-Orren Emerson to F E Gleason,
$500. 1 interest in claim east from dis
ooN0ty oA WIG AAAnCSeoh iouot oouiuoi
district.
April 15-Thomas Flyon to Patrick
Flynn, 800, lot $3.50 feet, in VAUDEVILLE,
on which school house now stands.
April 15-Chas 8 Warren to Mrs N.
Philips. $500. lots and s, block B, w s.
KS addition to Butte.
April 17-B G Kingsbury to Thurs
ton, $500, lot 0, block @, w g. KS addition
to Butte.
April 17-H S to W A Hensely, govern
ment price, patent for 16J acres Of land
Deer Lodge valley.
April III A Murray to John Capl,ce,
$1,000 lot 8, block SO, Butte.
April 1875 Marchesseau and P Walton
to r w Caplice, $3.50, % feet of north part
Of lots Is and Is, and 10x5 feet deep, in
block IA, Butte.
April 100 B O'Bannon to N L Poland,
$40, lot 8. block GO, Butte.
April 100 B o. Bannou to Nelson Moore
$50, lots IL, IL and ID, block so, Butte.
April 1910 B O'Bannon to N. Moore,
$40, lot 9, block so, Butte.
April 19-Valentine Kropf to Nelson
Moore, $50, lot 10 block 80, Butte.
April 19-Nelson Moore to Mrs. Kate
Poland $25, interest in lots 0, 10, II, -
and ID, Butte.
April 100 B o. Bannon to M L Poland,
$40, lot z, block So, Butte.
April 19-Jno Swan to Fred Taylor,
$3.50, lot IA, block 81, Bette.
April 19-C Fordeck ct al, to c N Cal
kins, $500, interest in Calkins ct al
placer mining claim, V district.
April 19-Dan Gamer to Fred ] Taylor,
$500, lots s and 9, block 40, Butte.
April 20-A II Brandow to d w Gruwell,
$500, ST NE4 and M SEA section 10. town.
ship 0, north of range IL west-160 acres.
April 2O-Jno Murphy to E w knight
ct al, 81, 200, 1 interest in placer ground,
Mcclellan, Crevin and Russell Clutches.
April 20-C Ii Bond to Jno T Plotting,
800, Amazon lode claim, s V district.
April 20-E A Nichols to Geo w Mars
ton, $21. property in V district.
April 20-M Cornell TO P A Largely,
800, Pixies Peak lode claim, y V district.
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Blooded Stock.

Charles X. Larabic is en- route from Ken
lucky, bringing with him three or four
fine mares, two young stations and five
year old "Gold.dust stallion.
Eclipse Gold-dust is beautiful bay,
stands 16t hands and is noted for his
bloodlike appearance and extra style and
finish. He showed $50 gait at two years
old. He was sired by Lexington Gold
dust" by "Old Gold dust" (sire by Lu-
ellie Gold-dust, 2:164 Fleety Gold-dust,
2:2O, and Lucille Guld-dust, 2:21I, Lexing-
ton Gold du.t's dam by Old Lexington.
Eclipse Gold-dust's dam was by "Vermont
Morgan" the sire of "Old Gold-dust :"
This gives " Eclipse Gold dust " two dash
es Of Morgan blood-one through the sire,
the other through the dam. He will make
the season at be Dance farm, adjoining
the town-site. Terms for the season of
1880: $50 for one mare $25 for two or
more mares owned by the same person..
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Vacant Places

Ia the dental ranks will never occur IL you
are particular With your teeth and cleanse
them every day with that famous tooth
wash, SOZODONT. From youth to old
aee It viii keep the ensmel spotlesa
and unimpnred. The teeth Of persons
who use SoZODONT have = pssrl-liks
wilderness and the gums roseass hue,
vhile the breath IL purified and rendered
sweet and fragrant. It i composed Of rars
antissptis bsrss, and Is entirely free from
the objectionable snd ipjpFipas ingredients
or tooth pastss, etc.