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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-09
SUM M oNS.

In the Distrist Court of the Second Judicial District
OF The Territory of Montana In and for the county
Richard T. Kennon, Plaintiff, VS.. John F. Gilmer.
Mnnroe Salisbury and Orange j. Salisbury, Defend
The people Of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to John n Gilmer Munroe Salisbury and Orange
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff In
the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
the Territory of Montana, In and for the county OF
Deer Lodge, and to the complaint filed there
in within ten days [exclusve OF the day of service
after the service on you of this summons. served
but in this district. within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days; or judgment Dv default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer Of said
The said action is brought to recover of you the
sum Of seven hundred anc fifty dollars special DANA
ges and the sum of twenty -fve thousand dollars
general damages Said damages are alleged to have
accrued to plaintiff the 30th day OF June, A. D..
1879 that at said date defendants were common car
riers, running a line of stages between Helena and
Deer Lodge, Montana Territory; that on said day
plaintiff was Q passenger on one Of said stages;
that by OF the negligent aud careless manner
In which said stage was run plaintiff was compelled
TO jump from said stage and In 70 jumping PLAINTIFFS
leg was badly broken to cause smputaton 10 be-
come necessary; that by reason OF SAID amputation
plalnti has become cripple for life and Is unable to
70 attend to sus,nsss and o, dam
that plaintiff was damaged In the further sum OF
seven hundred and hfly dollars, the amount paid by
plaintiff for medical attendance surgery, medicine
and nursing during the time said leg was hAng and
for costs Of suit
And you are hereby notified that II You fail TO APP
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plainsir win take default against you and ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded In the prayer
Of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis.
trict Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the
lSEAL county of Deer Lodge, tins 29th dav OF june
In the year of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and eighty.
GEO. W. IRWIN, IL, Clerk.
BIZ A. d. HiGaIss, Deputy Clerk.
NATION AND RoBMsos, Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
b73-St #
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Alias summons.

In tie District Court Of the Second Judicial pstric
ofthe Territory OF Montana, in and Tor the Count,
Of Deer Lodge.
Geofrey Layell and Thomas Laveil, partners doing
business as lumbermen By the firm name Of
Laveil Brothers, Plaintiffs,
Napoleon Peters, Defendant.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing TO Napoleon Bcters. Defendant You arc hereby
required to to appear In an action against you
by the above named Plaintiff, In the District Court OF
the second Judicial District Of the Territory Of Mon
tana in and the County of Deer Lodge and to an
swer the complaint fled therein within 10 days lex
elusive Of the day Of seves after the services you OF
this Summons II served within this county or. sery
ed out OF this county, but In this District, within
days; otherwise within 10 days. or Judgment BY de-
fault win BE- taken against you according to the pray
The said action il brosght to recover Of yoa the
VI e1ol14100 with intef4t and costs OF snt alleged
% y due and ewing from yo1 70 rai1,1s ~ ~ "a
delivered to you BY Plaintiffs between the 5th day Of
June and the 3Oth day OF July, 1872 and used oy yon
In the erection and construction OF certain log ard
frame building situated the north side OF the east
extension Of Park street In the town OF Butte
Deer Lodge cosnty, n T., and about 1000 fees esst
from the Foundry Of a. y. Davis. and generally
to Belonging AID 70 Obtain decree Of this court to
enforce certain lien regularly ed on the 10Th day Of
0ctober 1879 By Plaintiffs against tbs above descrfo-
nd ;1s Spos .ncs ne g
said sum Of and for the sale Of said prop
erty - provid0 BY law for the satisfscton Of said
de6t and costs, and for other rclisf.
pesr ard ~r.wsy .sid complaint above rcQnircd the
"a Paiu1as IN take adetsult against you and apply
:. Uourl tn tnu rclisf demanded 10 F1aintns COM
Given under my hard and the Seal q the De.
r1cf Cont Of tie second judicial pstxtee q
fsxxL lths TERRITORY q Montana In and for the conn
ytsr 81 cur Lord one th0aeand oight hundred
gro. ~. IRWIN, II. Cesh.. =
~ a. 81 HInoans, Deputy Clerk.
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E. L. BONNER & co.
Silver Snatchers in Limbo.

Some time since the owners Of the Silver
Bow mill at Butte had reason to believe an
attempt would be made TO rob it Of bullion.
Arrangements were made accordingly.
About l 80 q. m. June 21st two men ap-
preached, entered the mill and were depart
ing with 240 pounds of bullion when MIR.
Talbot called halt and ordered them TO
throw up their hands. One man named
Compton threw up bis hands and was ar
rested. The other fed. One of Mr.. Tat
bolts assistants tried to head off the flying
thief, bat failing, blazed away at him with
q shotgun. The silver snatcher, however.
kept going and disappeared In the dark
ness. Compton had preliminary exami-
nation and In default of $4,000 bonds was
committed to jail. The other man-Wil-
liam Gray--was not captured until last SUP
day, when he was found In the cabin OF .
negro named Adam Fillmore, about 81 miles
south west OF Butte. Fillmore vas also or.
rested, but after heaaing was discharged
Gray was held In $500 bonds to answer
and In default was ordered to jail where be
was placed on Wednesday evening BY Un-
der Sheriff Smith, who brought him from
Butte. Gray has three buckshot In his
left shoulder, making Q troublesome out
not dangerous wound. Ii was pretty good
job of night firing.
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THE RAILROAD ROUTE SETTLED
The Utah and Northern Railroad 70 %
Located TO Butte.

The question that, notwithstanding the
evident sidedness OF IL, has for some
zine been agitating the public mind, was
the route to BE- taken By tho Utah ana
Northern railroad after passing Watson
whether It would run down the Jefferson
and mia Grow Creek to Helena, or come 70
Butte and 20 thence TO Helena ola Deer
Lodge. 1t seemed that. there being no IN
superable engineering difficulties IN the
way, the Company would inevitably select
this route. 1t would thus penetrate the
great mineral field Of Montana, from which
it will derive It's greatest business, while
the other route would lead 1t through
country mostly agricultural and pastoral,
and which contributes but little TO railroad
traffic and travel. There was, however,
doubs and those who know and realize the
difference between being on or of the line
Of railroad after 1t once penetrates
country were solicitous as to the result.
We shared this solicitude and favored rea-
sonable encouragement to determine the
issueland expedite construction that the
road might have been constructed here BY
this time. The project failed, and ie Is but
Justice to the most earnest advocates OF ex-
emptlon to say that, instead OF +" sulking In
their tents" they accepted tho situation
and have earnestly urged the Company to
build on rapidly without aid or exemption.
The case has until recently appeared hope
less and the practical suspension of build
operations this summer and the leisure in
difference Of th Q directory induced the be-
lief that the road would not be constructed
this season any great distance this side OF
Watson. We are gratided, however, to
learn now that track laying is to be re-
sumed and the location Of the road to Butte
is ordered. We trust this will settle the
question, that the Company win forego any
further appeals in advance to Montana for
Legislative assistance OF any kind whatey-
or and construct. the road rapidly to what
ever point 1t may deem to its best interest.
The road is paying beyond all expectation
and justifies the outlay. We have what is
deemed good authority for the statement
that the location is ordered to Butte and
are advised construction and equipment
will now be resumed energetically, but to
what point it will be constructed this sea-
son we are not informed. There would be
no difficulty In building to Butte this year
IL the Company would SO determine.
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The Bali and House warming.

On Friday evening last grand social
bali and house warming was given BY e. u
Bonner & Co. in their new grocery building
opposite the NEW NoRrH-WEsr block.
All day long . number Of men were ousiy
engaged In putting the finishing touches 70
the structure that IL might be In
readiness for the devotses Of Terp-
sichore, and between and 10 o'clock 90
Friday evening there copyrighted in the
building one OF the largest asssmblAgcs our
town has hAd Of late years. Tho dancing
floor, S0xS0 feet In the clear, was niied
each time the different dances were called,
and . larger number VI spectators were
present. Moore's Butte Quadrille Band
furnished excellent music. A supper pro-
vided BY the ladies' Of the Episcopal Church
- psrtaksn Of about midnight After
the supper dancing was renewed and CON-
tipued until :. %. All in astsndaDcs were
lavish 10 praise Of tho sntsrprising propris-
tors. vho 90 kindly furnished the evenings
enjoyment, and left for tbsir homes With
ths sxprssssd wish that ?. y. Bonner 2
CO. night liys lcng y re- 3 .eg9eynsn* 2 !.
even mors prosperity than II the pas1 :
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Personal.
Judge B III and J. R. Quigley, Esq, Of
Blackfoot, are In town.


Judge B III and ]. r. Quiglsy, Esq., Of
Blackfoot, are In town.
w. A. Clark, Esq, spent couple Of
days in town since last issue, on route from
the Capital to Butte.
Ed Forrest, night Waterman here in 1872.
8, arrived here Tuesday from the Yellow
stone, where he is now making his home.
Mr.. James Butler and family, of En-
mettsburg, have been in Deer Lodge for
several days and are stopping at the Scott
House.
Rev. III. N. Gilbert, formerly of Deer
Lodge, returned to Helena last week with
his bride, very accomplished and in
tellectual lady, worthy to be the bride of
Montana's most gifted clergyman.
Mrs. Charles Dickson, the unfortunate
lady mentioned BY our Butte correspond
emit, was brought to Deer Lodge on
Wednesday and on Thursday morning sent
under q commitment by Judge Emerson to
the Warm Springs Asylum. She is violent
~ insane.
Mr.. Andrew Whitesides, who left here
four and half months ago. returned last
Friday from the Jefferson College Hospital
at Philadelphia, where he bad been under
going medical treatment. Although not
fully recovered, his health is much i'm
proved and he anticipates complete restora-
ton, although IL may necessitate another
trip east.
Mr.. L. r. Maillette returned Tuesday
frum the cattle range located by Davis,
Hauser & Co. east of the Little Snowies.
Granville Stuart, ESQ.,, and Mr.. Maillette
go to Beaverhead this week to receive and
drive about 5000 head of cattle. The
range Is 200 miles from Helena. The drive
will be made ola Bozeman and the Yellow
stone, and thence up Shields River.
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Who Is Responsible ?

Irrigation, good enough thing in its
way, 1t times becomes annoying, especially
II bitches arc allowed to break or overflow.
Several times this spring Second street has
been inundated, and on Tuesday last Groves
& Hoffman's teams, while bringing load
OF lumber to Dear Lodge, mired on the
street, ons OF the hind wheels Of their lead
wagon sinking to such depth that after
uncoupling the trail the united efforts Of
the team were unable TO extricate the wag-
on, which only sank deeper. This necessi-
tated tho unloading ut quite disadvan-
tage and loss OF time. Some one should be
responsible for this. and 1t can easily BE-
remsdied By having the waste ditch east Of
the Court House made larger.
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;. LINCOL y,
Deer Lodge. Montana.
FOUND AT LAST!
"Dobyn, 8 Sure Cure 7"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

DosYss' SURE Guns" is in the form of snuff and
is used az a snuf and 10 always ready and convenient
for use, without any extra trouble or additional ex.
pense whatever 1t contains no choloroform. ether,
ammonia. blood oct, copperas, bi-mnth caomel or
morphine, and children i've years of age can use 1t
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial ef
fects quickly follow the fret application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals, we guarantee II to be
perfectly simple and harmless One box " III last
about one MONTH and has frequently been sufficient
TO effect cure ont II cases OF long standing IL may
require from three to boxes. II Immediately de-
stroys the catarrhal STENCIL and gives TO the
breath Its original purity and sweetness
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our " SURE CURE be regularly and persisiently
used as directed by label on each box We guarantees
relief In every case and absolute In all
where the patient 10 free from constitutional ailment
O.. complications resulting from scrofulous or syph
istic affections. Where such ailments complica-
tons exist have alternative which, when taken
In connection with SURE CURE " we guarantee to
cure. ThOs. III. Irvine. Sr.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana.
For Sale 5v STANLEY q Co.. Dec. Lodge. $40.
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Proposals will be received by the undersigned until
July 26th for the wood work and masonry necessary
to complete the Catholic School House at Deer Lodge
fLathing and plastering Is excluded from the con-
tract The size of the building is 46x46 feet. The
basement walls are complete ex-
cent the water table Two full stories will be incud
ed in the contract All the brick and cut stone VIII
be furnished on the ground by the undersigned. Com
plete plans and specifications can be at 81. Jo
seph's Hospital Deer Lodge The right to reject any
or all bids Ia reserved. X. DE RYCkEKE.
Deer Lodge.
July 8, 1880, 674-St
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Held 10 Answer.


Some surprise was occasioned few days
since by the news that w. L. Mckinney
had been placed under arrest for assisting
Annie Nortbcutt TO escape from the county
Jail. Mckinney was jailer for several
months, but this spring left that occupation
to resume work on the roads Of this dis
trict, OF which be IL supervisor. The on
GERS have suspected that the escaping pris-
oner was aided by some party or parties on
tho inside, and their Investigations result
ed In the arrest Of Mckinney as Aforesaid.
The latter waived an examination and wa
! was bound oyer 20 appsar before .Aha Sep.
tember tsrnof .nsart and bis bonds placed
ut $1,000. He gave the bonds.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. s. LAND OrrIE, HELENA, n. T.,

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has Rled notice of his application To make hna
proof in support of his claim and secure final entry
the Register and Receiver Of the u 8. Land Once at
Helena Montana, on Tuesday the 10th day OF August
1880 viz Louis Henricksen, presumption declarsiory
statement No. 3471. for the " OF the M OF sec
No. "a. + No 10 N, X No. IL W; and he names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upop and cultivation Of. said tract, viz: VIM. W.
Royai, Joseph Henderson,, Alfred II. Brandow. and
James B. Featherman, oil of New Chicago, Deer
Lodge county, Montana. Testimony Of the above
named Witnesses viii be taken before Orren Emerson
Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county, M y at Deer
Lode. on Monday the 9th day OF August, 1850.
j. III. MOE, Register.
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While the census returns have been COM
ing to us thick and fast from the States, the
Supervisor Of Montana has held the emu
uerators here we're under oath NOT to divulge
the enumeration Of their districts. We
think, however, on examination OF the
laws and instructions to enumerators, that
be II wrong in this and respectfully call his
attention to Section Of the act Of April 20,
1880, amending Section Q OF the act Of
Msrch 8, 1879, not only authoring but re-
qsirsng enumerstors TO state the number Of
persons on the rolls. At present We can
only Approximate two Of the four districts
in Deer Lodge county from report tho
other two are exact:
Mr.. Kemper's dist, inc. Butte, app. 4. 800
!" McMasters' Appropriated. ....l. 800
q McAndrews'" exact. .........-...l ,SS4
/" Quigley's !" " .............l,OSs
Total, Deer Lodge county. ........S, 100
Population OF town OF Deer Lodge: ...ol2
The population Of Deer Lodge county In
1870 was 1, s16, 90 that it has considerably
moro than doubled in ten years- The pop
ulatiop Of tho Territory In 1870 was 90 04.
il then standing 6sh in the order OF the
Tsrritoriea The population Of the Terri
tory now 10 varioosly estimated q from
50. 600 70 10000, % that Desr Lodge coa-
tains ! fourth or fifth o. the entire popula-
ton Of tho Territory. Psrhaps 20 persons
win b mora surprissd than The residsnts =
our own village that Deer Lodge contains
nearly thousand inhabitants. WHO knows
but that 10 Win - applying foss eisy char
Tor bv 1902
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Hugh B. McCleery, deceased.
Notice lie hereby given by the undersigned, admin
strator of the estate of II. B. McCleery deceased to
the creditors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the first publication
Of this notice 70 the said administrator at the Valley
pos.ofice, In the said county Of Deer Lodge,
- THOMAS FORD,
Admir- of the estate of Hugh B. McCleery, deceased.
Dated July s, 1880 b755t
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New To-Day.
Notice to Creditors.
Es,ate of Preston Scstt deceased.

Estate Of Preston Scstt. deceased.
Netice lie hereby given by the undersigned, admin
strator of the estate of Preston Scott deceased "
the creditors, and all persons having claims against
the sad deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the fret publication
this notice to the said administrator at the city Of
Butte, In the county Of Deer Lodge.
PATRICK TALENT,
Admir- Of the estate of Preston Scott, deceased
+ Dated july g. 1880 574 5p
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Notice to Cred tors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate of Jacob schimoley, deceased,
Notice Ii hereby given BY the undersigned adminis-
traitor ri the estate Of Jacob Schimoey decreased TO
the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after the rst
publication Of this notice to the said administrator
At the town Of Deer Lodge, In the county Of Deer
Lodge. FREDERICK X. GLEASON,
Administrator Of tho estate Of Jacob Schimoey, de-
ceased.
Dated June n, 1850. Ne-H
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IN the matter Of the estate Of Bdmund Kennedy.
deceafcd. LIN
The undersigned administrator a the estate o.
Edmund Kennedy deceaeed horsbv gives notics that
he will, ON ths nth day Of July. f2oo or ~ toon
thereafter as Ne can b heard, apply 20 the Ffoe.te
Court Of Deer Lodge County. -. Z. TO rsgign ale
TIMOTHY KENNEDY,
AdmInistrnepr q the essxts u kumund kenrsus
B74-W o~epnsed.
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I'M MONTANA TERRITORY
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
nanent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt IT his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
send free of charge to all who desire it
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. .=..-
E W. w. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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4 rIrR1AcH. WELLS Z e., Helean. 500
"a mi iina ~ D1aaks - lustices 81 80 keee9s
nejpsipss = shasgs6 ~ ~ Nsw Hir9
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AE-VmGIHiA-Sunday, July 4fh.
VmaINiA--MA ADDISON VALLEr-sunday,Juy ilth'
PoNY-w ednesday, July i4th.
STERLING Thursday. July 18th.
REp BLuFF-Friday. July 10th. 80, neal,
BozEMAn-FT. ELLIs-sundays, July loth ana Sotn'
HAMLroE-.Monday, July 26th. sr..
LowER Willow CREEK-Tuesday, July Nth'
GALLkTIs-Wednesday, July 2sih.
Aforementioned July xHh.
CEETREvILLE-Friday, July Both.
HELENL-Sunday, Aug. lst, Consocation
overwhelmingly, Aug. 9Th
BENTON-Sunday. Aug. sth. ~
SHAw-SUs sIvER-Sunday, Aug. lbth:
WHITE SULPHUR SPRrEGs-SaturdAy. Aug. 2lsl
LoaAH-SundAy, Aug. 22d. ~
GA--URIosvILLE-Snnday Aug Zsth.
JEFERFsos-Monday, Aug. 3Oth.
BouLDEH-TuesdAy, Aug 3lst.
BISHOPS School H0usE-Thursday, Sept I'd.
Sept. 3D..
BAskAcK-Sunday, Sept. 9th.
LENH uECTIos "Wednesday, Sept. 9Th.
SALMON CTTY-Sunday, Sept 18th.
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MAMMOTH PAINT SHOP !
Lower Main Street, /: Helena, Montana.
r. L. KING, PROPRIETOR.

Houye. Sign and Ornamental Painter. Orders re
ceiycd for ali Kinds of work, and promptly executed
at the lowest rates. All kinds and sizes Of glazed
sash for sale. ooI
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ON THE TRACK.

Scenes and Incidents of a Day at the
Races.
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"Frencby," the sable rider of Red Cloud
was asked by the Judges, after the first
heat, if he had anything to complain Of.
"No," was the reply; "that Is, nothing
except that it's 80 awfully hot"
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cATHoLIc.-Serviees every Sunday. FIRST
Mass AT 8 O'Clock a. m; Second Mass at 10y a.
m, catechiSm under the direction Of the sisters
OF Charity Mt 2h O'Clock p. m. Nespefs AT
o'clock q. m.
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A sack race was talked Of for the boys,
but was not run. The little ones could not
show their new running suits co advantage
in q sack, and fearing they would outgrow
them before another year concluded to run
for the money without encumbrance and
keep the the sacks to carry homo their
winnings. They evidently think with
Charley Adams that it Ia not the sacks
that make the foot-racer-it's the pants.
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For Sale.
LOCAL NFWS-

Subscribers orAerng their ppers changed
from one postoffce 10 another. must MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH IT WAS PRE-
VlOUSLY SENT.
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Bishop Tuttle's Appointments---iss'

EPIscoPAL.-sundsy School every Sunday
Bpm.
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Came TO Uhler D Co q rsuch, At the mouth OF Elk
ago. one small sorrel horse, i've years old. branded
on the right nip with equare and compass and ON
the left shoulder the letter 81 Also and
narrow blazed fare. The owner can have the horse
by paying charges.
U,8-ztp CHARLES TRUMLY.
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HOSIERY.

LADIES MISSES cHILDRES's AND MEMS
IN WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.