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SHERIFFS SALE.
Lavalle, ct al. plaintiffs,

Godfrey Lavalle, ct al, plaintiffs,
vs.
A. j. Rundell, G II. Rundell, Jos. Rundell c. C..
Henix, Nm. Humble and Jos. humble. defendants
To be sold at sherif's Sale, at l o'clock p. m +,
Monday March =, 1880, In front of the Court House
door, IN the town and county of Deer Lodge. NJ T.
under and by virtue of execution In the above en-
titled cause issued from ont the District Court of the
Second Judicial District Of Montana Territory, in
and for the county of Deer Lodge, the,
following described property, to wit: All the right
title and interest OF defendants, or either of them
which they had the 9TH day Of February, A. D.
1890 in and to the following described propertvThs
Minnie cane Quartz Lode claim, beginning at Dscov-
cry shaft running thence cnstcry along said lode
thirteen hundred and fifty l1350l feet and westerly
along the one hundred and fifty 1901 feet. This
discovery shaft Is about mile south west from the
summit of the Rig Butte and about 70 feet east frcm
Whisky Gulch, comprising thirteen hundred feet IN
easterly direction and hundred and fifty feet In
a westerly direction from the centre of discovery
sbaft including three hundred feet In width each
side Of the centre of said the corners OF the claim
being marked by posts firmly set In the ground that
its boundaries readily be traced all of the above
property lying and being In Independence
mining District county of Deer Lodge aud Territory
of Montana and being leviei upon the property OF
the above named defendants. -.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February, A.
d. 1880 JAMES 8. McANDREWS,
55f-4t Sheriff of Deer Lodge County, NJ. II.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Henry ID. Hansen. plaiutIff.

Henry d. Hauser, plaintiff,
solomon soIlberger, Daniel Yaeger, and Samuel W.
Atkins, defendants.
lobe sold at Sheriffs' Sale, at o'clock. D. m Mon
day, March g. $780, in font Of the Court House door
In the town and county Of Deer Lodge, NJ. T.. under
and by virtue of execution In the above entitled
issued from out the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of Montana Territory In and
for the county OF Deer Lodge the following described
property, towt All the right, title and interest of
the defendants, either OF them. which they had
on the ID day OF February, A. d. $780, in and to the
fol owing property: Lot No. [7l in block tw en-
ty-eght t2sl, and lot No. thirteen 13l In block six
teen 6l and lots Nos. eleven and twelve t12I in
block fourteen T14l and lot No. ten T10l In block
twelve [12l and lots Nos. three [3l and four [4l In
block thrty-two t32l in the town OF Butte Montana
Territory. according to the official plat and survey
thereof now Gle In the County Recorders Office OF
Deer Lodge comfy, M. 7.
Also an undivided one third interest In the Maria
quartz lode located November I'd and recorded No
vember 4th, A. ID. 1876, In book II. page 17G In the
County Recorders Office of the above named county
and Territory, all Of which said property Is situated
In said Deer Lodge County. NJ. T., and levied upon
as the property of defendants.
Dated this 18th day of February, A. ID. 1880.
JAMES y. McAADREWS.
Sheriff of Deer Lodge County. NJ. T.,
By THOMAS McTAauE, Deputy Sheriff. 554-4t.
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LOCAL NEWS
An Important Surgical Operation.

On the 18th of last April John Flynn,
aged 80 years, was living at Chalis, Idaho.
While his partner and he were In the same
room and as the former was handling n
pistol it was accidentally discharged. The
ball, calibre AS, struck the floor, glanced
on nail bead and riccchet,ing struck Mr.
Flynn on the inside Of the thigh below the
groin and ranged upward toward the abdo-
meu. The doctors at Challis did not sue
coed 10 Grating the ball. Mr.. Flynn came
to Glendale, Butte and thence some time
ago to Deer Lodge, desiring DR.. Mitchell TO
operate upon him aud, IL possible, extract
the ball, which was making life torture, 1t
hayiRg imbedded itself, as DR.. M. ascer.
tanned, 10 the uretha The physical pros.
tratlon Of the patient was so great that an
effort was made to improve his condition
before the surgical operation took place.
The agony was 80 severe, no viewer that the
patient implored the operation, although it
should be fatal. DR.. Mitchell therefore tel
eRFdpntu III husslRuTou al pubte bb COme
down and assist in what IS deemed one of
the most difficult operations In surgery.
On Sunday morning, after day or two of
delay TO have the patient In as favor
able condition as possible, DR.. Mitchell, as.
sisted by Drs Mussgbrod and Ives, per-
formed apor him what is known as the lat
era operation for lithotomy. The incision
was about three aud a half inches deep.
The ball was found with It's base imbedded
10 the uretha. near the neck OF the bladder
and a san formed entirely around it, and ex.
uacted. The assisting surgeons state the
operation was performed very skillfulIy and
The knife was used with tn, most delicate
care and exact precision. By Wednesday
senlng the patient had recovered from the
shock and the natural functions of the body
we're restored. The shattered constitution
oil the patient greatly enhanced the Difficult
tres and dangers Of the operation, but the
surgeons now are confident of his complete
restsIation Unless something unlocked for
occurs.
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Diseased sheep.

Editor New Northwest:
STR-Will you be kind enough to let mo
know if there is any way to stop scabby
sheep from going on the range where sheep
are running that have no scao; or driving
those that have the scab through where
sound sheep are running. Please answer
this by letter or through your paper.
Yours truly, Nj. DooLEY.
New CHICAGO, Feb. 8, 1880.
lYss. There is very stringent law COW
ering these cases. It was enacted by the
Montana Legislature last winter and Is pub
lishsd on pages 45-7 Of the Eleventh Session
Laws. Apply 70 your Justice OF the Peace
for his copy Of the laws.--ED. N. N.-W.l
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$500 aas--sss' fHlaHaAal'4-Iia-'H- -
DEATHS

February g. 1870, of membranous
Group. William Da,id Remy. eldest son of David
and Mary Hernessy, aged nine years and three
months.
Farewell papa. farewell. man ma,
Though eldest, I'm but pale and slim.
Iwant to stxy with you. my mamma,
But God VIII take me up " Him.
Il 70 young, inst In lifs's dawning,
Papa. here I'D rather stay,
In the freshness OF lifc's morning.
God h taking me away.
Thus be knew b. soicelees token
OF the unseen spirits power;
LIES golden bowl within was brokea
Though early Game the fatal hour.
Fersrel plsymates. peps. mmama.
xouu eomctiuc think when al h still.
And op1rit w1ucs nhaso yon hover,
~ ypdrlost ons. llsre WIN. p.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Deer Lodge Public sehooi-Month Ending Jam
uary 18th, 1879.

oay AOeh, Aoto'
ADVANCED DEPARTMRNT-F. w. REED,
PRINCIPAL.
Tardy-Jimmie Battertoo, Q; BETTE Bat
terton, /; Chas. Bonner, /; Fanny Cade, i;
Anna Kohrs, 1; Robt. Wilson, q; Edwin
Evans, 8; johnnie Evans, 2; Nat Evans, 8.
Neither tardy nor absent-Robt. Aspling,
Lutte Evans, Aggie Irvine, Mary Mean
drews. Mary O'Neiil. Joe Quesnelle Jimmie
Self MoIlie Wiles, Tonmie Stephens.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT-MIss e. j.
HUTcHINs, TEAcHER.-MoNTH ENDING
JANUARY 30TH.
Tardy-Walker Hardenbrook, 1; Willie
Wilson, /; Albert Larson, 2; Joseph Lar
son, 2; Christian Larson, 8; Remer Rich
ard, 3; Paul Hartx. L; Willie Christoffer-
son, 1; Alsissons Lish, 3; Otis Lish, 2; Mag
gle Lish, Q; Linnie Batterton, 1; Albert
Bien, I; Martha Miller. /, Frieda Miller, 1;
Leona Picard, 4; Willie Cade, 1; Lily Ber-
nard, /.
Neither absent nor tardy-Aiics Moan
drews, Annie McAndrews, Hattie Poneli,
Mathy HartE, Lizzie Irvine, Dick Irvine,
Mary Napton, Sadie Harris.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT - MISS KATE
FRGETY, TEACHER.
Herbert Foster, Linear Naptoa.
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Notice Of Final Entry

u. 3. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. II. 1880.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has ied notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim and secare final entry
thereof and that said proof viii be made before the
Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, N. T., Ct his
office in the town Of Deer Lodge On saturday, March
49, A, D. 1880 to.wit: Alfred II. Brandow. who fled
Presumption Declarasory Statement No. 1884 for the
shi north OF range Is west and he the fol-
lowing Witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
mon and cultivation OF said tract, towit: William
I'd Wilson. Samuel Ward, Edwin Field and 0rrin
Gondwin, all Of New Chicago. Deer Lodge cosnty.
Mt.
65<-5t J. II. NOE, Register.
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Proof Of VIII.

In The Probate Court Of the County Of Deer Lodge
Territory OF Montana--In the matter OF the estate
OF 1881 william A. McCollum, deceased.
INotice Of publication Of time for proving will.
Pursuant 20 m order OF said Csurt, made On the
9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1850. notice 4 hereby
given, that Saturday. the 6th day Of March. A.
ID I60 at 10 o'clock q 10. of sale day, q the court
rom OF said Court 1t the Court House In the town
and County Of Deer Lodge. has been appointed -
the time and piacs tor proving The win Of said William
OF Richard 81 Jones' for the ssuancc % him q lstem
teseamentary when and where any pefs0a inecreets6
nay Appear and easiest the same.
ORREN U4kRSON,
Probate Judge and Acting Clerk.
Dated February ~, tsGn 5s44t
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RIVER FREIGHTS.
The coulson Line OF Steamers for 1880.


The above popular line of steamers,
which last year delivered every pound of
freight consigned bit, is again in the field
for 1880 with increased facilities and agents
in the principal shipping points in the east
and Montana. Steamboat men informed
US last year that they were not yet down to
"their best ticks on rates, and the advent
OF the railroad this year will induce the Of
fer Of exceptionally low rates to shippers.
Mr.. Z. e. Ellery is the agent of the line in
Deer Lodge. His excellent business gu ali
fications and familiarity with the busin ess
will enable him to transact matters eff
GENTLY, and he will be pleased to make
good figures to shippers. Call and see him
at the U. S. Military Telegraph Office, Nc
Burney House.
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MARRIAGES

LoUGHRiDGE-R0E.--At the residence OF the
bride. In Bannack, Beaverhead County, u. T., on
Snncay, January 18th, 1850, by Rev. w. w. Van
Orsdel, Mr.. Thos. Loughridge and Mrs. Martha
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Tn motion. the Chairman appointed a
committee of three, consisting of ]. G..
Robinson, A. S. Higgins and Rein Ander-
son, to communicate with Governor Potts
and ascertain II the project of blasting ont
the Falls near the mouth of Clarke's Fork
had been consented to, and what more, II
any, than the appropriation Of money made
by the Legislature, would be necessary to
accomplish the purpose in view.
On motion, the Chairman appointed a
committee of three, consisting OF Phil. E.
Evans, Z. 8. Paxson and w. b. Miller, TO
act as committee Of correspondence and
communicate with kindred clubs In the
Territory that corporation may be secured
In the mutual interests sought to be adj
vanced.
On motion, a committee of three, con-
sisting of r. T. Harris,J. NJ. Fish and VIM.
Coleman, was appointed to solicit the mem
bership Of those interested In the purposes
OF the club bat not present at the meet
ing.
After discussion Of pertinent topics, IN
which lively interest in the objects of the
association was evidenced, the meeting ad.
journed 10 meet at Firemen's Hall on
Thursday evening, February 10Th, at 7:3O
o'clock.
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70 cATTLE OWNERS.

Wanted. for term CT yesrs cattle on shares. They
viii BE- taken 20 new range where feed Y abundant
md oan water tia entire year, Stock wtn D tsken
from their present range without cost ,o sne
Nnv Nonrn-WksT ol&ce,
m1.A Der LOd9e. Montana.
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DOWN GOES THE PRIC rs.
Thirty Per Cent. Heductionon Clothing
Made to Order.
NOTICE.

hereby Rive notios that ~ tree and rsas name =
fhom y neTague. Thre are great many psrsons
70 Be- Oconper. that buiag ~ mars q ny saeD-
father. Itkssefwe dsstro ~ ell psrssas = a1dress-
las any Isstsrr % ne - ~ tsss go i.sssse &
Doz Lsdrs, \. r. IAN. \, In. uiAsp.
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SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Z. L. BONN Err g. co.
PERSON.
E. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge Rod and Gun Club.

Pursuant to the notice published last
week quite a number Of sportsmen Assem-.
bled at the Office Of j. 9. Robinson, Esq,
on Monday evening last for the purpose
OF organizing a club.
Ga motion, Peter Walton was elected
Chairman, and James II. Mills Secretary,
for the meeting.
The Chairman announced the purpose OF
the meeting to be the formation of an Or
ganzation to protect game aud fish under
the laws as they exist, to act in conjunction
with like organizations throughout the Ter
ritory in presenting to the Legislature de-
sirable amendments to such laws; to en-
courage healthful and honest shooting and
fishing aud repress destructiveness, and to
aid, IL necessary, in securing funds, addi-
honal 10 those appropriated by the Legis-
'lature of Montana, to open tue Clarke's
Fork Falls 30 that salmon fish may reach
all the upper waters Of tho Columbia.
On motion of r. r. Harris the Chairman
appointed committee OF three, consisting
of X. T. Harris, Samuel Scott and VIM. j
Galbraith, to draft bylaws to govern the
society, and on motion the committee was
requested TO report on Thursday evening,
February 10Th.
On motion, the following article of asso-
citation was drawn and signed by the men,
bers present
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE DEER
LODGE ROD AND GUN CLUB.
We, the undersigned, for the purpose of
aiding IN carrying into effect the Game and
Fish Laws Of this Territory, and to that end
promote the preservation aud increase of
game and fish Ia the Territory, and for such
sporting pleasures as pertain to such organ.
izations generally, hereby form ourselves
into club to be known as "The Deer
Lodge Rod and Gun Club" aud to be gov
erned by such Bylaws as may hereafter be
adopted. And we hereby agree and bind
ourselves to be governed by such Bylaws
and Rules as may be adopted by q majority
OF it's members
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New Aorth .at'est.
RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN - Services every Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian Church, At l a. m;
evening, s p. m.-ReV. }. l. Henning, ofheiat-
ing.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening al
O'CLOCK.
cATHoLIc.-Serviees every Sunday. First
Mass at 8 O'Clock a. m; Second Mass at lOk A.
m catechism under the direction of the Sisters
Of Charity at ~ o'clock p. m. vespers at
o'clock p. m.
EPIscoPAL.-s Sunday School every Sunday
al 2 p. M
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Dakota and Montana.

va ACASAsVE dssaBe Apply %
L. Z. ISllery. Deer Lodre.
>. II. Cronnse. Helena.
Z. .. Hudson. 225 North Second Street. st. Louis.
Ward d Brady, Front street, st. Louis.
II. Coope, 1H Vine Street. Cincinnati.
W. s. Evans, so Water Street. Pittsb1rg.
Z. X. Capron, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
L +. billiard, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
Robert Bruce, 400 East Water Street. Milwaukee.
l. G. Smith, 1893 Broadway, New York
Joseph X: Hixon, 22S Washington Street, Boston.
u. q. Sanborn, N. p. r. R., st. Paul. Mnn.
554-Gm.
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FOUND AT LAST!
" Oobyns Sure Cure J"
For Cararrn,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.


" DosTss' SURE CUKn" is In the form of snuff and
put up In large sise impervious wooden boxes II
is used ~ snuff and 70 always ready and convenient
for use, without any extra trouble or additional
pense whatever. IL contains no chooroform. ether
ammonia blood root, copperar, bismnth, calnmel or
morphine, and children i've years Of age use II
with perfect safety. It's wonderful and beneficial ef-
fects quickly follow the frrt application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee Il 20 be
porfectly simple and harmless. One box viii ast
about one moath. and has frequently been sufficient
to effect but 1t of long standing. IL may
require from three 10 SIX boxes. IL Immediately de-
stroys the catarrhal STENCIL and gives 10 the
breath It's original purity and sweetness.
Cure Guaranteed.
II our !" SURE cuRE be regularly and persisfentiy
used ne directed by label on each box guarantee
relief In every case and absolute cure in all cases
where the patient Is tree from constitutional ailent
complications resulting from scrofulcus or syphi
istic affections Where such ailments or compaea-
tions exist have alternative which, when taken
in connection with "SuRx CuRE " we guarantee to
cure ThOs. II. Irvine, Sr. 20
Butte, Sole Agent for Montsna.
For sase by STANLEY d Co.. Deer Lodge. 80.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Oface At Deer Lodge
on January 90, 1880. Persons calling for
these letters viii please say advertised
"a ~;~o data 0f hat
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OFFICERS,
>. B. COULS0N, General Manager, Yankton D. T.
W. MARATTA, Superintendent Bismarck, ID. #.
GEO. CLENDENLl, Jr Genl Agt, Et Benton, N r.
This Old Reliable f." line OF steamers will operate
between Pittsbhrghnd all points the Ohio St
Louis, Kan sac City, st. Joseph, Omaha. Sioux City,
Yankton, Springfield termiI.as c. NJ. Il st. ~ and
Bismarck to all points in
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-02
CAIRO AND PADUCAH ROAD.

TO BE PUT UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT ONCE.
The first dirt road that was ever built in
Ballard county, Ky, was what is known
now as the "od Cairo and Paducah road"
starting at a point opposite Cairo, where
the old warehouse now stands, and run
nlng in direct line to the base of the
burned hills, a distance of about four miles
through the low lands; thence it took a
course over the table lands to Ross farm,
thence to Hinkleville and then on to Pa.
ducah Little, if any work has been done
on this,the most advantageous road leading
INTO Cairo, for the past twenty-five years.
The county court OF Ballard county, with
that commendabe enterprise that has al
ways been manifested by them to-
ward Cairo, has recently appropriated
$700 toward putting this road in thorough
repair 1t is estimated that about $1,000
will be required to make the road through
the bottom as good as is necessary for all
practical purposes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-02
EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS.

One of the chief attractions Of the
Fourth Of July to our people will be the
excursion on the narrow gauge. 1t is got
ten up by a number Of our citizens who de-
sire to give those who wish to celebrate
that day elsewhere, an opportunity to do 50
In the most satisfactory manner to them
selves. The fare for the round trip being
only three dollars everybody can afford to
go and avail themselves of the rare oppor-
tunity to see some of the grandest sights in
the United States. Outside OF the
races, the grand display of fire.
works and the numerous other at
fractions which st. Louis will hold out to
visitors, will be sham battle, in which
persons only thoroughly acquainted with
the art of military tactics will take part.
This alone will be sight worth the price
of the trip The excursion is under the
management of Messrs. Phil. Saup, Chas.
Pink, Ed. Pink and Chas. Edicker, all per-
sons upon whose management may be re-
Lied; and those who go will find they have
entrusted themselves in safe hands Re-
turning trains will leave st. Louis on the
morning OF the 9th, arriving here at five
n. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-02
CORNER ON SLIPPERS.

The largest and finest selected stock of
ladies', misses and childrens' sandals and
slippers ever before in the city, which we
are selling at great reduction 80 cents
to 80 cents per pair, according to quality.
Ladies goat Newport ties,$ 90 ladies kid,
Newport ties, sl,25 misses goat Newport
ties, S5cents Misses kid Newport ties, 81 90;
chidrens goat Newport ties, IS to $l.00;
childrens kid Newport ties, IS o$l95;
ladies' goat elbows sandals, $l.00; ladies'
kid elbows sandals, 81 .25 ladies kid 2.strap
sandals, $3.50 TO S2.75 ladies' kid 4 and
5.strap sandals. 1925 to $3.50; misses
goat 2.strap sandals, S1,00; misses kid
2-strap sandals, $l.9j to $3.50; childrens'
kid 2.strap sandals, 90 to 81 so; childrens'
kid 4.strap sandals, $l00 to $3.50. Our
custom goods, for men, boys aud youths,
are unexccled, aud we are offering special
bargains in all lines Of our goods.
Cry SHOE STORE.
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THE ELECTRO. YAPoR BATHS.

Are you or aay OF your friends suffering
from nervous debility, neuralgia, rheumo-
tism, dyspepsia, constipation, disease of the
liver or kidneys, fema e weaknesses, chills
and fever, scrofuia, or any diseases of the
skin, mercurial, lead OF whisky poisoning,
or any disease, either acute or chronic,
which you have dispairel OF ever curing by
the use of drugs9 Do not think there is no
relief for you until you have tried the
Electro.Vapor baths, and you will be as
tonished and gratifed at the result you
will so speedily obtain at such tritiing
cost. These baths have been tried and are
endorsed by many OF our most prominent
citizens. They are the universal tavorite OF
the ladies' They clear the complexion and
give buoyancy and elasticity to the step
which nothing else will impart. Admins
tered daily at the Office of Dr. Marean, No.
140 Commercial avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, over Blacks shoe store.
A lady always in attendance to receive
lady patrons
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-02

MrJohn Cooke who is interesting himself
in this enterprise says that with the above
amount he can make such arrangements as
will push the road to completion IN very
short time. The cutting out the road 100
feet wide draining, and building the
bridges across Shawnee creek and Miners
slough, is work that requires considerable
energy and pluck, but Mr.. Cooke is equal
to the task, and he with Maj j. Hinkle, of
the Farmers tobacco warehouse, will call
upon our citizens to-day for aid to this
work, and we hope our citizens will re.
sponl cheerfuliy, as this road when com
pleted will open up to Cairo all the best
portion Of the Purchase" that has been
struggling 10 give Cairo her trade for the
past % years; and now that she comes to
Us with such handsome appro-
priation, let US respond TO
the appeal with hearty good will,
and within sixty days from this time the
products of North Ballard will he rolling
in upon US with an impetuous tide. This
road will make the distance to Hinkelyille
IA miles 1t is noy 10 miles over rough
and broken country, while the old route
made new, as is now proposed, is compare.
lively level Give the road boom