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Foru,erS i'm Council.


 The State Board of Agriculture will hold a meeting in New Britain Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of this week. The following is the programme of exercises:
 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1O:3O a. ms, Introductory Address-Hon. E. H. Hyde.
 11:OO ann Lecture, What should our Schools do for Agriculture ?'-Prof B. G. Northrop. 200 D. nl., Lecture, t'How to Develop the Rational Side of Farm Life and Practice e"-Prof W.O Atwater FOO r. m., The Farmers Club.-T. s. Gold 73O D. n. Lecture, Facts and Fallacies in Vetert- nary Science or What the Farmer should know about Diseases of Domestic Animals Prof N. Greasy.
 THURSDAY DECEMBER 16. 1O:30 a m., Lecture 'sOur Schools of Agriculture" " Prof W. J. Beal
 2:OO p. m, Lecture, Thoughts on Agricultural Ed ucation. ."-Dr E. L. Sturtevant. 73O D. rn., Lecture E'Systematic Agricultural Edu- cation, Adapted to the American Farmer"-Prof. s. W. Johnson.
 FRIDAY, DECEMBER IT. 1O:3O a. m-, Lecture, s'Agricultural Societies and Exhibitions "-Prof. w. H. Brewer. 200 p. m., Lecture, "self-education Necessity for the Farmer."-J. M Hubbard 73O D. rn s"The Agricultural Press '-J. B. Olcott.
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specialties for the Holidays.

Easel Frames, Velvet Frames, Writing Desks, Ink stands Broom Holders, Work and Glove Boxes Cellu- Ibid Goods great variety Fancy Bottles, Dolls anese Goods, Toys of every description, &c, and thousands of other articles that space pre- vents mentioning.
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Fine Photography.

MT. Pach, the photographer, at his fine branch gallery in this city, in Townsend block, corner of Chapel and College streets, is meeting with continued marked prosperity in his profession, which is with him pecu- liarly an art, his work having long taken high rank and receiving faBtering marks of appro- bation from many of the leading men in pub lie life of the United States, who are num- bered among his patrons. The demand for his work in the leading colleges has also ad- ded to his fame. He is now completing an- other Yale order as photographer for the graduating class of Yale, a contract which calls for about $1O,Oe worth of pictures, All branches of fine work are executed at the gallery in this city
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Examine the Gentlemen's Embroidered Slippers sold by W. B. Fenn & Go. at the fol- lGwinp nrices
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CENTS HALF HOSE.

An endless variety of Gents Plain and Fancy Meri- no Cotton, Cashmere and Al-wool Half Hose at velously low prices.
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J. B. srUDLEY

Mir. J. B. studley will appear at the New Haven Opera House on next Thursday even ing in the great play of ''Monte Cristo. J He will be supported by first-class compa- ny. Seats should be secured at Loomis'. The sale of seats will commence to-day.
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Best alligator slippers, $4. 50.

w. B. Fenn & Co., sell ladies' fine -brigh goat, American kid and goat button boot, la dies sizes, at $1.92, one dollar and ninety two cents
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For Toys of all kinds go to Malley's.

Misses 'ands schildrens slippers trimmed with blue for gifts.
 d14-5t WALLACE B. FENN & Co.,
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Be Temperate.
 When sickness or depression comes, do not buy sstonic bitters. :" It is better to die of disease than drunkenness Buy bottle of Dr. .Kennedy's 'Favority Remedy and cleanse the system The great multitude of human ills have their foundation in impure blood Dr. Kennedy's ''Favorite Remedy attacks these at the fountains head and makes the stream of life pure. One dollar per bottle. Dr. David Kennedy, proprietor, Rondout, N Y. d3 12tdaw2ps Hobby suspenders at Smith $ Stone's
 Coan's Bookstore is now located 257 Chapel street, hext east of Register building As usual, he has an elegant line of seasona- ble goods which he will gladly show.
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Our Toy Department.
HORSE BLANKETS,

is located in the basement, where you will find largest and best selected stock of Toys and Japal Goods ever shown in this State
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LOCAL NEWS.

For Additional Local News see Sd and 4th pages.l
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Entertainnents.
HAMLET.

The appearance of MT. Frederick Paula ing, assisted by Miss Agnes Herndon and a full company, in Shakespeare's great tragedy of Hamlet at Carll's Opera House on next Friday evening, should not be forgotten. Tickets on sale at T,oonais'
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MEMS SHIRTS.

Good quality Unlaundred one half dozen for s2 5s Better quality Unlaundried, one-haf dozen for $2 S2 Fine quality Reinforced Bosom, one-half dozen for S. .9O
 Also full line of Colored Shirts Night Shirts and Laundried and Dress Shirts, at very low prices
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Military,

ng for an alleged assault on his wife.
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for Christmas gifts that can be found is at Brown, Bolton & Co.'S
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Our Store will be open every evening until o'clock for the accom- m 0I a tiOn or cur many customers.
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We are the acknowledged headquarters for all kinds or Horse Clothing, Harness, &c, and all owners Of horses should call on us before making purchases.
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where we offer the following specaltes: Warm sea- sonable Underwear, White, Scarlet, Gray and Fancy, for 29c up. An-woo1 Cardigan Jackets all sizes worth $3) only $1.50 each. This is very sensible Christmas present.
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Be Temperate.

The Finest Assortment of Ladies' Hand
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Startling Prices!
 Rare Selections!
 Choice Goods
Cents. Furnishing Department

Read carefully the following list of speciaties then visit this Great Bazar. First stop at our
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For Toys of all kinds go to Malley's
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LAWRENCE BARRETT

Next Saturday evening the celebrated actor, Lawrence Barrett, will appear at Carll's Opera House in the Merchant of Venice," sup ported by strong dramatic company. The comedy of David Garrick'' will also be pro duced by the same company. Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis'.
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Respectfully,
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Mallev,s store ;s onen even;nos
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-30

Teams from the north come In loaded
with orr, bullion. wool, hides. etc, which
are shipped s,uth over the Utah q North
ern. Oae item Of this class OF freight will
convey some idea OF It's magnitude. The
shipment Of ores thus brought from the
North this season aggregates 1900 tons,
which has been sent forward TO Utah and
other smeiters, while the wool Snd hides
90 to Ogden dealers to be reshipped to the
Eastern markets.
The line dividing Montana and idaho 10
IS miles south ct place called Monida, and
painted sign board shows the elevation
above the sea to be 9. 800 feet, the highest
point on tho Utah " Northern road.
From Mr.. Washington Dunn. tho Super
intendsnt OF Construction, learn that
thore has been laid this season thirty miles
OF track, And that the end ID now seven
miles north OF here. With twenty five miles
more grade completed and twenty miles
more nov being graded By . good working
foroe. Track laying 10 progressing q rap
idly a. the material arrives, and The supply
IL subsequent TO the capacity Of the rolling
stock Of the road to transport after doing
the heavy freight business, which Is on
tho rapid increase. THIS season will prob
ably witness tho extension OF tho road
about 100 miles. There 10 Doubt - to
what point tho road will reach, but the
impression prevails that It will 90 70
Butts City, where large mining business
will give heavy trsffic. ... II
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Alias SUNNI cnS.


In he District Court Of the Second Judicl District
OF Deer Lodge.
t,eoffrey Layeil and Thomas Lavell, partners doing
business umbermen by the firm name OF
LaNell Brothers, Plainilhs,
Napoleon Peters d PENDANT.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to Napoleon bcters. Defendant. You are hereby
required appear IN action brought against you
h. he abuv' named Plaintiff In the District Court vi
the Scion judicial DIstricL Of the Territory Ot Mon
tana IA and for ouuty oil Deer Lodge and TO all
-wrr thu complaint filed th,icn within 10 days Tex
elusive OF the day OF service after the service on yon o
this Summons It sery. witnn this codn:y: or ,ery-
al this county, but IN this ID stit2t, within
days: otherwise within 10 Gays or jndgmp ut by de-
fault will b. taken against you according TO the pray
Ut said complaint
The said action Is brought to recover of yon the sum
Of SiA1i 100 with Interest and costs ot snit alleged
10 he due owins nom yon TO Plaintiffs ON an ac
count tor lumber AMI materials sold, tnrni-h' q ahn
d cred 10 yon Pla ntits between the 9th Gay OF
June and he 3Otn day July, 1879, and used by you
in Inc erection and construction OF certain log ana
frame hui ding situated the mort eide oil the east
extension OF Park street IN ornear the town OF batte
Deer Lodge county. NJ T., and about 900 fe't east
from the Foundry of A. j. D@viS. and GENERALLY
known the Pet,ls sldence and the ground there
to louging: anu Obtain decec If thi- court To
eno certain lien regularly filed on the 10Th day vi
October 1879 by Plaintiffs against the above desc'ih-
I'D property aud the ground upon which the same i
butt described III III intins complaint. 10 secure
said OF S0 IL, go and Tor the sale OF said pio.
ety provided by law tor the satisfaction oil sad
debt and COST, and toi other relief.
And you hereby notified that II YIN fail to ap-
w. ala complaint a- above rcqnired the
said Plaintiffs win AXE del ault against you aud app,
- ,sa 49,. ..,s ,eiief demanded In Plaintfs' com
pi-iuf.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
trIct Court of tine Recond judicial rlrtrict o
Zeal 1.-The Terrific OF Montana in and Tor the conn
" Of Ger Lodge. this 18th dat OF June In ih,
year OF oar Lord one thousand eight hundieo
and eighty =. ..
GEO. W. IRWIN, ii, Geek.
BY A. ). HIeaiss, Deputy Clerk.
SPRATT Il STAPLEros. Attorneys tor plaintin-.
e - ... 573-5t
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.,,n information Of hi. death sufficient

Obtain information OF his death sumc'ent
70 warrant administration. He desired
the Marshal TO make inquiry Il all the
LANDINGS On the river south to Kansas City
and If all coroners, and left the io"o"iue
description:
- i'm r. Black. bl.cksmith, feet o
inches. 16J pounds. 4 trk complexion, hair
black and gray. Al y-ais I'D. erzz's nous
taohs and imperial, iudia ink mark Gu
cbo, an right forearm; eorr new black Dat
veil wurn dark pants aud c"a' and 40 len
SHIRT. ana TO ,ts patty worn"
Itis most likely tn At the friend Mr.. Black
n "A With him killed bIm in order tai get his
cash and is anorher warning against the
psr n,cious practic. Of carr, ing your friends
with you in making lug journey.
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Administrators Sale OF Real
and Personal Estate.

Notice is hereb river, that in pursuance Of an Or
der ot the rIobate Court OF the County oil Dee
Lode, Territory Ct Montana. made on the 3th uay
OF May 1S3 ia The matter ut THE estatc VI oe.ise
H. Sample deceased, the und.rsig ell. The I'D mihls
OF the said dec ascd will SILL at pubii'
auction. the highest bidder for ca-h currency oi
the United States. and subject 10 continuation ny
saId obtIe Court, ON SATURDAY, the 2lSt day oil
August 1850 12 clock. m at the front door al th
Butte brewery III the city vi Butte Ia the county al
Deer Lodge all he right tiiie inte est and ertnte Vi
said deceased the time OF his death, and all tnr
right, title interest that III said esttte has by
operation OF law otheiwse acquired other than or
In addition that vi the sad deceased nj the time o
death In aid To u ihOre crtan Ots, pieces " par
Gels of land situate, lying, and being IN the said
county of De.r Lodge Territory vi NJ Jntana, ard
bounced aud described as follows, to Wit: The un
avided halt Of lots No H. aud 10 Ia block 81 the
undivided ohe-tbird OF lots No ~. II aud II In
Block H. AL a,coIdAg to the Official survey ot thc
Town site of Butte in raid eounty on Ill, In tue
county clerks office. Also lot Of personal estate
Consisting OF beer kegs, bar fixtures, chairs, one
three Inch wa on. two sets lead hi nc-s. 50 much
of the real will be sud will be sufficient to
pay the debts OF the said deceased.
Terms and CONDITIONS OF SAFE: Cash currency of
the United States. Dr,d at txpeD.e Ot purchaser.
FREDERICK Il. GLE ASUN,
Administrator OF the Estate oI said Deceased.
July %, 1850 ... -.......... -
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Crenating a Chinanan.
Sacramento Bee, July 10.

Sacramento Bee, July 10.
A gentleman Who came down from F"i-
SON this noi ming. aud who is responsible
for what he says. gives this item to a Bee
reporter:
While on A recent visit to Folsom and
vicinity he was met BY a friend who said TO
him: Mac. you are an undertaken, amt
you p' Yes" replied the dealer IN COT
fins az am, but am ont Of my latitude
up here, as belong below quot the infer
nal regions. however, / desire you to IN
derstapd), c"nss quentiy can do No work
here" Well" said his friend, 81 have
a good thing to tell you-Sill you hear ita''
Certainly" said the man Of c"fius aud
tbereupou be related a. follows:
"A day or two since l was near Folsom
aud learned that the dead body Of an an
cient Chinaman bad been found in a cabin
The nearest magistrate at Folsom was no
tilted aud he srnt word back Tat death
had evidently resulted from natural causes
10 inquest was necessary get rid q! the
body without cost to tie county, The,
concluded to do 40. and What do you thinb
they did? Why, just sent out three China
men to collect brush, got pile about eigh
feet long aud six feet WIDE, put the corpse
on top of 1t and cremated the Mongolian II
a STYLE that would have done credit to thu
man who had the horse sense to first AL
vance the idea that cremation was the "nl!
right way TO dispose of the dead" This i
| a fact.
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Mira. Garfield.
Mary Clsmmer Amcs' Letter.

Mary csmmcr Amcs' Letter.
Mrs. Garfield abides beyond question
With less brilliant positive presence Win
less vital aud powerful temperament
than those which have made MRS. hayes
the force Tor beauty and go"d wn'on sne !"
In the White, Mrs Gain I'D hM ooarm -
unique aud real, all her own. Unconscious
~. made myself the i'eae OF tn's iaoy
years ago. IL was when woman loa'ieo
woman OF genius } sa'd' pltynsi!' "
me. a. sne surveyed oenerai oarneio On
tne moor o' cue HOUSE,
"how unfortunate that TINS VINO" NOV
his equalF'
do you know MRS. SArneidf asked.
mo; but have beard.
81 know her" said, ana Know tnat
she II her husbands equal not only, but
IN mor. than one resoeot his superior. She
g.. a.. go, ~, wo,a..
nAs sno pA"osSp1S
worth sings OF; shc ms seii'po'se, =
strength Of answering, absolute rectilude
b.r husband hs. not and never vill have.
49,. -. ..-,~~.u.r, A.. M. .,,,. h.r
saooRn nsl 0u - 49, ~. ~ 49, =.
the capacity 'or tho seasons Oh morsl on
thusiasm which arc possible 70 him. Much
or tho time that other women give 70 d,s-
...,,,,. .,.,,. ..rd. In IN. frantic .fFort
.1 -. - -...... !,
20 MAKE themselves 'o@uo's :" so0.oy'
Mrs. Garfield spends 10 the aicoves OF the
Congressional Library, searching out books
to carry home and studv while she nurses
" - - -.
ner cnilaron' Aou may o'o
thing: the woman who reads ana studies
while she rocks her babies will not DO left
"a h.nind nv her husband In the march OF
.~,.,s -
- |,
There "a. ten yean ago. Since then !
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This 10 enough to load over 1000 teams
Of 10 horses each with tons to each team.
The Northwestern Forwarding Company
and J. B. Meredith have made many ship
meuts, but M was unable To get their
weights, am unable to give the aggregate
business Of these firms. -.
Besides these the houses Of sebree, Fer
ris g. Holt, Geo. A. Love, j. W. Lowell
and L. B. Madison, who deal largely In
wagons and agricultural implements, each
Of whom make large shipments and help
swell the immense freighting business By
wagon trains. The rates ut which freight
10 taken from here to variors Montana
places 10 shown In the following table Of
distances
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Fell by the waysids.
Omaha Bee, i4th.

5 e Fl
A day or two since Mr.. Alex. 81. Irvin,a
Cairo. H.. lawyer. cams 70 Omaha, making
inquiry for : man BY tho name Of John 3.
Black, who left Butte, Montana, on the
18th Of last October. for Hot Springs. Arb.
he had purchased . ticket b. the way Of
Onaha, Kansas City ami st. Louis, and vas
tracsd - Far - Laramie. At that plAos
b wss lost sighs of and has never been
heard OF since. He left Bate 10 COMPANY
u 20 acqaaiatsnos. and II y reported b
vas made nag With for the noaey be had
with him. which Amountsd - soosthiDg
over $4,000.
Mr.. Irvin told MArshAi Wsstsrdahl nth
whom ~ had quits conversation, tbat ths
man had 20 rslatisss - far - uas known,
but that ~ had lslt N sstass that viii -
abs 70 ~ sor ~ trosble. 4 they soald
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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Conrt OF the County of Deer Lodge
Territory of Montana
In the matter Of the estate OF Anu Norton deceased
Mary Heafps, eputed heir at law of said Ann Nor
tn. deceased nnsing iled herein her petition alleg
Ing that Ann Norton. her sister now dsc,a-ed, wa
born In ireland and died in the County of Lewis ana
Clarke roanty, Montana Territory ,bnt was n resi-.
deaf Of Deer Lodge County In the aforesaid Territory
or about thu Third day OF February A. d. ls7g re.
ttioner further stqtcs sthst her father aud mother
wers legally married. but long deceased; there
were burn by said parents the following chdrei--
Nancy Ann HearDs. Richard Hearn-, james Ii arms.
Catherine hezrns, III. mas Hearns, Michael IL AZ Ms
and Mary LEARNS. your petitioner Since the deceased
OF the raid Ann Norton aud long prior thereto due
and dgent search and inquiry has ben made by your
petitioner, but after such search and inquiry your ~
ttoner has been nntbe To learn Of the whereabouts
OF said herr, wherefore your petitioner prsvs that
said Probate curt make order declaring Der to be
the sole Surviving heir al law OF the estates SAD
Norton, deceased.
II s therefore ordered that all persons interes ed in
the etatc Vt sad deceased appear before the Probate
Count NJ the Court House thereof nj the room
VI said Court In the town and county Of Deer lodge
Territory Of Montana on saturday the 2ifh dan Of
July, A. ID. 1870 ut 10 ococS u. m. then and there
TO show cause why ,deree OF this Court should not
be granted In conformity with prayer ct said Pc
titioner. ORKEN EMERSON,
Probate Judge. /.
Dated June !. 1s6c. 570st
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. s. LAND orricE, HELENA. Mt,
june %. 1850.

U. s. LAND orricE, HELENA. Mt,
June o. 1880
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 40 max,
hsnj prouf IN -uppcrt Ut hs claim secure fina e,
Try thereof a'sa that raid prof W II b. made before
the Register aid Receiver OF the u s. Land Office h,
1850. viz Charles b. Smith. Homestead. entr, NJ.
1i9l for the y n of the NE Z and the " u OF the S
y " OF sec. No. II Township No 10 North. of X NJ
II West. and he names the following witneeses II
prove his continuous rcsd nee upon and cultivation
Of, said t.arI siz.: James Ogden Rfns X pier-o,,.
Thomas II. ID. kershaw and samuel Bignall All n
HelmsiLe deer Lodge county. Montana
J. II. MOE.
os5-o6 Register.
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SUM MONS.
In the Distri.t c,urt of the second Jsdcia Dist

In the Distrst C,nrt of the second Jndica District
OF he Territory OF Montana, in and Tor tue county
Of Deer Lotse.
Rich1ri 4. Keanon, Pialutia, ". John F. Gilmer.
aDtS. 90
ing To- Iohn r. tsmeF. hunIoe .iisbaTy ahd " tii-e
j. ~nli-hlry, Detcgdau's. .
Yoa are hereby reqared 10 appear In an ariion
BROUGHT against you by the above Tanned piinlih u
the District Cot Of Ga" Second Judicial Dl-tcict OF
the Territory Muntans, in aud tor the eonnfy o
Deer LODI, AMI nnsw u tbs couiJla at died there
Ia with zen dnr tx in-i,e OF thtd day OF se'lceI
after inc ~.Tyet. on ,oa of thi- summUns i scr
within this MY: II served out at this county,
but Ia lhiz district. within twenty daNs; othera,sc
TAX az iust ,ou, according 10 the prayer vi sad
Tue said action IL brought TO recover Of Won the
of seven handyed are lits dollars -pecai dana-
sp- aud the -lfn of twenty-five Thousand dol ~
general damages. said dan,agcs ate Hiicsed 10 Aave
acrrlei % p'aatif au "a. . Oh day u Jine, A. U.
1s1y that II said date fpnGants common caT
rers, running a line If -ta"e- between Helena and
ID er Lodge, Montana Territory; that on said day
pll,nuh was PASSENGER on one q sala Stage,
in hieh raid rtage WAS run plantiH VAS comps leo
Jump trom said stage and IN 20 jumping painfihs
leg wa 20 badly bioken 10 cnu-e ampntation L. be-
come necessary; that by eason rad Anaputhiion
pliibtid has bteUme cripple tor life aud s enable To
10 attend TO business and - dam
aged In the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars
that plaintiff damaged In the fntther sum ot
seven hundred aud dttN dollar, the amount paid ny
plaintiff for medical attendance, surgery, medicine
and nursing during the time said leg b. aing, and
for costs Ut suit
And yoa are hereby notified that II You fail to APP
pear and answer said cuu lint above rrquird The
laid plaiGtit will take deianlt against y''a AMI APP
PLY the court Tor the relief demanded In the prayer
Of plaintiffs complaint.
Given utner INV hand and the seal OF the Dis
tirf Eonrt uf the Sc ond judicial istIict OF
the Territory Montana. in and TOR the
fSEsL1 county ct Deer Lodge. IhI- 20 da OF June,
1 the year Ut our Lord shousand eight
huudr,d and eicb'y.
GO. ". IRWIN, II, Clerk.
BY A. ). ilIsoI :, Deputy CLERK.
NAProS AND RoBIh O., Attorneys ior Plaintiff.
s bT3-Et
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SHEkII'F'S SALE.

Godfrey Lavae, ct al plaintiffs, VS. Joseph s. Allen
.E eta def ndant-.
To be sold nc Sheriff Sale o'clock D. m. Satur-
urda,, July "a. 1880 In 'front.' of The ConIt House IN
the town and county OF Deer Lodge. =. niIaer anu
by virtue Ut All order VI sale isru,d um out the Dis
tIic Court OF tue Second judicial District vi the Ter
rit,fy Of Montana Deer Lodge county the following
described prt petty, to-wit-
The household Interest of said defendant DO
srph s. Allen, under unexpircd lease from Ian,s
Matthews, unted October 3d. 1873 VIII ch raid ueteud-
ant Aim had on III" I'd day Ut November, 1878, o.
has since acquired or now his o. In ana 10 Loi No.
sesen H. IN Dlock No. twentynine (l9l In the town
OF nut,e Deer Lodge county, NJ T., according the
official pl and survey OF town on Ale In the Re-
cordei- ctce vi said coanty, said lot Treating twep
ti-nile and one-hali [291l feet ON daa street aud
running heck wet nnicty-two 1891 fecL Also I'll,
frame buildings aud other impro seneuss ON said lot
with the right Ia remove the within twenty [20
days afteI sale, the sai property lying and be- NJ Ia
Deer lodge County. NJ. l. aud being iesied upon "
the property al defendants.
Dated this 2tl ID d " Of june, A. ID. 1870.
JAMES y. McANDhEWo, Sheriff.
BY Thos. McTagpe, Deputy sheriff 575-4t.
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81 like hot weather best" said Phiia-
delphia girl. because it IN .kes pa and ma
90 sleepy that they don't come botherinR
around the parlor the nights | have male
company. Philadelphia Chronicle.