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Spring Wagons and BQggi1s
70 Arrive On or About August 10th.

The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BUGGIES, of the Celebrated MITCHELL, LEWIS
q CO.. manufacture, left Racine, Wis, July 18th:
and are now at Terminus II Is anticipated they VIII
arrive here In ten or twelve days 1t Is the largest
and best assortment ever shipped to Montana. and
they will be sold at close margin:
Two ~ inch, wide track, Platform Spring Wagons
found corners, pole, two full lazy backs, leather
trimmed mud tenders, lamps, inside brakes and oil
finished leather extension tops.
Four ~ inch, wide track, Nc. II Four Spring
Wagons, three panel beds POLE two full lazy back
seats, leather trimmed and brakes.
Three v inch, wide track, Badger Bnggies. pole.
leather trimmed. leather top, boot behind, springs on
eQnaliZers.
Two \ inch, wide track, Badger Buggies open,
pole. leather trimmed.
Two inch Racine phaetons, No. %, three springs,
leather top side curtains blue cloth lining, lamps,
mud tenders, shafts only.
Two Y inch, wide track No. 40, Four Spring Wag
ons, poles two full lazy hack seats leather trimmed
brakes inside.
Six liz irch wide track, No. II Platform Spring
Wagons round cornered bodies, pole. two full lazy
backs, leather trimmed, brakes inside.
Two IN inch wide, track, Platform Spring wagons
same AZ above.
One inch wide track, blackboard, shafts, leather
trimmed ~
Persons desiring anything In the above line will
And II To their advantage to examine the stock nj
prices Due notice will be given Of the arrival
JOHN g. MILLS Aren't,
h.. Deer Lodge,M. T.
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The Leap Yearpu.y took place az 40
nouuced 90 Friday eve ing last, and rhere
was gathered toge' her ooe OF the largest
Assem- blaees tuat has graced tbe floor OF =
ball room 10 our town for years. As each
successive daace wss auoounced the floor
OF The hall was filed with daucors. All
credit i. due the ladies' for theit creditable
anagement Of aff.ils ia he ball aud the
gu oper was excellent end abIuoaut. Dor
repor, or 10 ale sdsucs devoted considerable
time to getting desci ,ptiou OF the toilet
OF the "belles of the ball." With the follow
ing result:
Judge Knowles, q handsome bloude, was
tastefully alfred 10 a civil suit Of b!ne fan
mel, cut bias aod rim med sndways.
r. Talent, Esq, or Butte, wore a straw
coIored costume, hair dressed la Bismarck
| and an orua nept 10 the profession.
| Messrs. Tompkins aud YousT, OF The
military line. wore lightning colored suits,
| trimmed with dispatch(es), and beauldsl
necklaces OF glass insuiators strung on
| galvanized wire.
George Miller was dressed in q handsome
suit com COS OF gunny sacks, trimmed
with suea cared ham cove.s and cut en-
| Qreight) traine.
III. Boxton looked superb 10 his novel
toilet consisting ola combination OF leather
mail pouches and way pockets ornaments,
cancelled post &c stamps.
L. Bonner wore gracefully fitting
suit of tapestry Brasssls, trimmed with
three-ply ingrain aud ornamented by the
wearer.
TT. Gordon and Henry Weisman wore
beautiful oiled-siik costumes, ornamented
with SIDE whiskers and mustaches.
Messrs. Gorham and Schroeder were gor-
geous 10 their new soits Of polonaise mus
lin aud their appearance created quite a
furoe.
Johu ONeill's costume was composed OF
suit of chrome cloth, trimmed with sheet
iron and labelled "404."
]. E. D;cxey looked charming in bis i'm
persouatiou of blonds Of the sixteenth
century. His costome Vas made OF docu-
ments saved from destruction during his
term of Office.
Geo. w. Irwin was neatly attired in :
dress suit derei by telegraph, but 1t got
considerably chafed by "break 10 the
line south of Helena"
r. L. Davis wore his suit brought from
Paris (Ky.) for leap year festivities. II
was ornamented by the grace with which u
was wo n.
DR.. Mitchell was an object Of admira'
ton. His co stume was made Of polka-dot
ted handkerchiefs trimmed with Turkist
towe'lipg.
L,u K. Daojen looked magn'icens In bu
flowing robes of chiochilla silk, tiiumeo
with vest pockets and oruameated with
lead pencils.
Ed and Johu Mcmahon were in demand
Treir costa mes of towels. temued with
care and wora with grace, were superb.
Oar reporter was gorae ously attired In
suit made OF the best things to
found In exchanges, aud wore ornamens'
OF wall flowers duliog the evening".
Owing to the reticence OF some OF th
bellies We were unable to secure descrip
tious of their 90 tunes, but the foregon
will show that the display Of elegant toilet
! Is seldom surpassed.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had plci d i'm his baods by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure or consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and MI nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to mako 1t known to bis
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, !
send free OF charge to oil who desire IL
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. SHKRAR,
$40 Powers Block, Rochester. N Z.
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Report OF Territorial Grand Jury, sep
tember Term. 1880.

In thu District Court of the Second Judicial
Distrtct Of tho Territory Of Mont ana, in
and for The county Of Deer Lo0ys.-Ssp-
TENDER Term A. d. 1880.
Hon. Vim. j. Galhraith, Judge Of said
Court:
Your Grand Jury respectfully beg leave
TO report
We have fully and carefully investigated
all offences brought to our notice and have
found true bills OF Indictment in all cases
where wo believed the Law and facts would
warrant conviction.
We have examined st. Josaph's Hospital
and found everything in splendid condition
aod believe its inmates could not be in bet
ter hands.
We have examined the Jail aud found
the prisoners we'll guarded aud in clearly
condition.
We most earnestly recommend that
there be separate apartment for the safe
keeping Of female prisoners.
Upon examination of the Penitsusi ary
We found its capacity greatly overtaxed.
The increasing number of convicts demands
an immediate enlargement of the building
There are now forty-nine convicts and only
twenty eight cells. IL has consequently
become necessary to place two convicts in .
cell in many cases. This 10 not conducive
to the health aud safe keeping Of the pris-
oners. 1t 10 probable tba, large increase
Of convicts will be added to the present
number this coming winter.
We End that the careful and human,
treatment Of Warden Botkin to the con-
victs gives general satisfaction.
We believe it the duty Of the County
Commissioners to put the prisoners CEN
6ned 10 the county Jail to work and make
them ~ near self-supportiug - possible.
We also recommend to the County Com
missioners to appropriate from the county
fund to build Jail in Butte City for the
safe keeping OF prisoners convicted Of petty
ofepses that the construction Of the same
would be a large saving OF expense to the
county ard convenience to the citizens of
Bu;to.
Finding no further bosiness before Us
We now request yoor Honor to discharge
us from furtber duly.
JOHN r. QUIGLEY,
Foreman.
PETER WALTON, Clerk.
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay Of the teeth, an Inn,
pure breath must be most mor.IyIpE ~. ~.
unpleasant to its possessor, ana u y .ne
most ipexcusable and offensive IN society
and yet the cause Of It may Do essiiy g.
moved by cleansing your teeth on,ly -.
that Justly popular dentifrioe, Engl.Su'
sOZODONT. It puriies and swoetens tns
breath, oools and rofreshes the mouth .ne
gives peari-like appearance 20 the seotn
Gentlenaen who indulge 10 sDoking saouM
cleanse their teeth with SOloDoNi, =
removed Ill unpleasant odors OF the weeo'
AK your druggist for IT.
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iHE SINGER SWING IlCHlIES

THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COM
i pary have opened IN Ofrce In Helena for ~
SALE and REPAIR Of their Favorably Known
Machines Their REPAIR SHOP 10 In charge OF
. Competent Workman Of long sxpsrience 10 the
compsny's Shops, SD ALL work dons ~ tne
Once will be Warranted.
O-To pa les deairing Mschinas tbs Company
el5er the most liberal terms.
SINGER MFG Co.,
r Helena. ~. =.
Prizes Lists forwarded On application
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METROPOLITAN
Billiard Rooms !
JOHN GEHBEH
Has the fnest BAR Sock on the West Side-
Two of the 3 s.runnin9 Billiard iAbles
In the Territory
Eoscioy Iroitsti0ns . hs WAsk eeTmsHst1
IA u cOnss and - -.
Pardons ISSUED.


At the March term Of tho First Judicial
District Coort, 1876, John L. Corbstt vas
sentenced to ten years' inPnsosmsut -
shs Territorial Peoitsntiaay. Under The
good time law his ssntsaoe would expire
In 1852, bot thers having besn strong -
titioo sizUsd By Hon. 6aul Word, Jadgs
J. @. Eprait, District Attorney; Or. =. z.
Yasger and many otbe,s, Governor Potts
On the eth rsmiitsd The balance y biz
tern.
On the same day, On petition q C6isf
Justice Wade, ]. X. Tools, ESQ District
Atporssy, snd othsrs, Danisl 6hraisr, sen-
tspcsd from Hs,sns In 1877 for i've ysarl
for sssAalt With intent 70 commit IapA Va
pardvoed by Governor rotss. Although
there was some feeling asaiost him q -
sims, The copclusioo u that ~ Was nost
sipDsd ssaiost than sipning; md hsncs hn
pardon.
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burg, has removed bis family to Butte sad
ID permanently located in our Young and
flourishiDg camp. We give Old Jake +" .
ooldial we leone. -.s
Yours truly,
TRuTHYuL JAnEs.
BuTTs, Sept. %, 1880.
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PETER WALTON, Clerk.
CARD OF TIL ANkS.

/ desire to return my heartfelt thanks. to
the officers and members OF Deer Lodge
Fire Co. No. and to the citizens Of Deer
Lodge and to all from elsewhere who en-.
deavored to and did all in their power to
save my building from destruction on Sat.
urday last, and by whose exortious tbs sur.
undinR::sto houses weis saved. Know.
ing that everything possible was done, and
again thanking all,
am, gratefully,
N. CoETANcIN,
DEER LoDsE, Sep. 81, 1880.
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For Sale.

One Blacksmith Shop and full Get of tsois. The
shop is situated Main street. Pioneer City and Ii
the only shop in town For further information ap-
ply TO or address T. II. MORSE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me
win please naake immediate settlement.
5S6u T. Il MORSE.
PIoskER, NJ T. September 20, 1880.
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NEW YORK
Life Insurance Go.


The NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. co
have their business now wslI established
throughsnt Mon-ana. beginning with many Of
our leading citizens and branching out 70 MI
classes who care to protect their owa or theis
families interests In the future.
The sickening old story Of dying to win this
game II done away with, In this Company, ~
the reader can have psiicy that he MUST LIVE
TO WIN.
with Cash Assets. ............sSs.s2s,ee2 w.
And aaSurpius Of. .............. 1,6U6,t41 ~
This Old Reliable Company II one Of the var,
best In the United States.
BOARD or REFREENcE.
Deer Lodges. =. LArabie, j. y. vanouAdy
Conrad Kohrs, Thomas Stuart, Robert Fsnaer
Frank Tetreauit and many others.
Hisckfoot.-John =. Quiglsy.
Pioneer.-A. q. Wilhelm.
Phiiipsbu rg.--Fisnry Schnepis.
New chicago.-coi. q. W.. Morse. II. =
Thomas.
HENRY .. REED. Agent.
Deer Lo1gs. =. r.
lat Donnsii. Clark ! Larates Bknk.J
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NOTICE-
A SUPERIOR LOT OF
Cooking, Base Burning Parlor
AND
Box Heating Stoves
JUST RECEIVED AT
XENNoN & zENoR's.
SHERIFFS SALE.

Dennis Leary Plaintiff, " Lester People, ct. o.,
Defendants.
Ts b sold At SHERIFF. sale, In front OF the Court
House door, In the town and county OF Deer Lodge.
at o'clock p m, Saturday. October ~, A. ID. 1880,
under and by virtue Of execution In the above en-
titled cause issued from out the District Court OF the
second Judicial District Of the Territory OF Montana,
In aud for Deer Lodge County the following describ
cd property, towit: All Of the right, title and inter
est OF the defendantssr either Of them which they
had on the ID day OF December, A. d. 1879, In ard
to the Grand Przs lode said lode being situate about
AZ miles north west from John MckenEie's ranch on
Divide Creek, comprising $50 feet IN westerly di;eo
ton and 1850 feet In an castery direction from the
centre OF discovery shaft including 80 feet In width
each side sf the centre Of said sde the corners Of
said lode being marked By posts firmly set In the
ground 40 that Its boundaries can b. readily traced.
Said lode lies east Of and adons the Hidden Treasure
quartz lode mining claim and 10 more particuary de-
scrbed In Book l. Of Lodes, page Ibs, on nle In the
efice Of the County Recorder Of Deer Lodge county
T., all Of said property lying and being In eaid
Ger Lodge County, Montana Territory. and being
WED upon A the proper ty Of said defendants.
Dated this 25th day Of September, 4. y. 1850.
ia rs D. MoANDpEw6, 49,
do Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County, n. i.
By Thomas McTague, Deputy Sheriff.
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MURPHY, hIeelns ( Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
g r OsC e r s a.,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
4 Complete Assortment Of Goods
u cir line which they offer on ss good terms al apv
House in the Territory.
AGENTS FOR THE
CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS
1gT-u
Died of Hrs Wound

MIR. Andrew Magic, the unfortunate
prcspector whose accident was mentioned
last week, reached here about the time our
paper went to press. The severity Of his
wound, the long delay In procuring nedi-
cal attendance, and tbs hard trip he bad
70 endure were more than nature could
stand. lie was very low and the wounded
arm was dscomposing. On Friday m o. ain9
Ds Mitchell and Ives VI ted that he could
not probably survive the operation but that
toe emily possible chance he had was 10 in.
mediate amputation OF the arm. They
we're requested TO proceed and the opera
uoa was performed. Tho patieut survived
aoi fingered until che next day when be
20. de was bulied In the Deer Lodge
sretery. The manner OF his shooting
y vas one OF the. most. remarkable accidents
oh record and has occasioDsd tho most 70.
norseiul distress to bis psrtosr who entcr.
uaned for him the most devoted affection,
sagls was native Of Illiuois, aged abou,
70 years.
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BIKTHs

r..Usuuumr-lnH Helena, Sept. -, 70 IL. ana -
n. KleInschmidt, daughter.
r.rx,-In Helena. sspt 18th TO II. ana Afs. :
Marta, . daughfcF.
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= > @
CASES AND BALES
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
READY-aADE SUITS AND CT OAKS.
RFADY-aADR SUITS AND CLoAKs,
RrADy-MADE SUITS AND CLoAKs,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
WILL BE RECEIVED WITHIN WEEK.
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II m assortment II ordared lsasor Quau-
titles than one hundred viii b furnished at
same ratAa. Cash must accompany order.
Postage win DO prepaid. Addrsaa,
NEW NORTH W EBT
DRxn LoDav.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department. New Northwest.
The following subscriptions have been paid since
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E. L. Bonner b Co.
DEER LODGE.
LEAP YEAR Party.

a Pleasant Party-Partisl Description OF
the Toilets oftne Belies OF tho Ball.
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LOCAL N EWS.

...cribsrs ordering their papers changed
supS's, tofkce to another. MUST MENTION
t S2s office TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
t!sHTItEi V SENT,
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uer, Aorth-West.
RELIGIOUS.
Collection Agent.

w r. WHEELER, OF Helena, has been
HoL",,ointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
" IpGn Montana. His transactions viii be
Wbs! this Office, and he Is commended to
t0po,nnrt 3d.. OF our patrons.
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ployed. The ore extracted 10 Of Q low
grade, easily taken oat and ID roasted pre-
paratory to being milled.
The funeral Of the late George T. Hale
took place 1t o'clock on Tuesday aud was
very largely attended.
From q telegram received by one Of our
| citizens from Col Sanders we learn that
Custer couuty will mot probably 60 - solid
| for Magiunis = expected, and, In fact. ths
Col. expresses himself - veil pleased with
| tho political outlook in the eastern portion
| Of tho Territory.
The concentrator on Silver Bow Greek Il
running steadily o. ore from ths Stevens
B Boardnan. Five mon srs employed and
70 understand that night shift VIM b
put On In short time.
The air tramway 1t tie Montana Csppsl
Co. . snslser i rapidly approaching oon-
plstioa.
| The Wizard Ma1aliistsr, billed 70 appear
hero On Monday svsniug, failed to put y
= appearance -broks down between herr
and Hslsna- Hs will show up tonight II
I'll probability.
4 MessrA laval Bros. teok prctty good
contract on Monday, that Of furn'shinl
800 90 fsst Of timbsn for tho Walksl
i Bros.
| On East Park street. near Fred. 6cheur'l
grocery store, soms Noogolians purchasel
lot and proceeded thereon 70 erect !
| washes houss. They vsrs warned By thei
!, Caucssian nsighbon that such proceeding
would net b allowed. They however pef
sis,sd in tho satsrpriss, The irst fsaturs .
which ~ The diggius Of wsil- WhaI
, ths Cslestials bad thslr wslI nearly 60
plead Il was 6llsd Up during Tho night ,
, nnknown parties and : placard posts
, | warning thsn 70 disccntiuus operation
Z II that Hostility. Rough OF - Chimes.
Hon. = a Watsrbazy. IT. q Phihp'
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ABugry and Harness for Sale Cheap. Inquire 81
rt1 GEO. w. IRWIN.
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Bedford Va. Alum / Iron Springs
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Efficient IN Srrpfula and skin dis
ea-. ii VI Alien, VI. d No
Successful IN Dyspepsia and Chron
10 Diarrheu. ~ Prof. Sam'l Jackson
VI ID Uuiv. 81 PA
Adapted IN Chloratic and A@m'r
conditions and certain diseases y ru-
liar to women disorders Of the ki.npvs
and bladder PROF. J j. MOornar.
NJ d Va.
Unsatisfactory in Dyapepris. Chronic
Diarr hoea and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood; also In certain
diseases Of females. ~ Geo. II Harri-
son, NJ. D. Physician Woman's 1os
plIal. n Y.
'Used with great benefit in Nalq
rial Fever and DIptheria. IS. #
Dupon, NJ D Ga.
prompt In relief Of headache, both
slch and nervous, and chills. Rev.
Il. G Dotson. Va.
"ExseIieut IL restoring dehilitatcd
systems 10 health aud strength. ~
Th0s q. Mercer. NJ. u Ind.
"T0hiU. Alternative. dlureic; one o.
iature's greatest remedies ~ Medical
Asao Of Va LyhchhurR.
Recommended M u ph0phylnctlo IN
Mhlnrinl Districts "--D II Faifex, NJ.
u. N 0
If hnd It the hest remedy 7 ever
used IN diseases Of The throat ~ r A
Siffsrd. W. n, N. &.
Very beneficial IN uterine deranTe.
ments aud mnlariai conditions. "-G,
w. Vail NJ. ID Ohio.
"My experience il very favorable to
its curative virtue "--Th0s. +. Rum
bald VI D.. st. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Ply
stefan desiring TO test. Pamphlets
sent free Analysis with each pack
age. Water M IL comes from Tn,
Sp Incs 81 ter case. Mass 80 cts and
81; So. so and SIS 90 for half doz Sent
post paid anywhere This Mass and
pills contains In reduced space oil the
curative powers OF the water and l.
convenient, palatable and soluble.
Address
A. M DAVIES. Prest. Of the Co
rs Main st Lynchburq Va.
p. o. Boz ia
Sold by Bunting Il Pepper, Bristol
Tenn. nov. 4, '79-ly
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All kinds Of Dress Trimmings, such
as Fringes, Laces, Silks, Buttons, &c. :,
at Mrs. Gallaway's. apl 2o.tf

n en- Advertisements A. s. Gump
the clothier, renews his advertisement
and makes 1t very interesting. 1t is not
dlvulging a secret when We say that he
has remarkable stock Of goods and il
doing business that ought to satisfy a
Baltimore house. In his merchant tail
oring department he deserves the very
highest praise. One Of his new suits
Just submitted to our inspection is the
perfection Of good taste and good fitting.
Prof. p. Ruhl advertises the Burdette
organ, one Of the best manufactured.
He and Madame Ruhl are fine judges of
good instrument an those needing
would do well to purchase from them.
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The Boot and Shoe Business. -Mrssrs
g. w. Frost q Co., Mt the Red Front,
are doing large business in the manu-
facture Of Boots and shoes. Their work
ia of the very hest quality and make
They use the best material and employ
none but hrt-class worSmen. An ex-
animation Of the stock and a trial Of
their work win convince any one of its
superiority over the work Of northern
manufacturers, This important indus
try should he encouraged, and we hone
our merchants, and the public generally,
will extend liberal patronage.