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ished. Scarcely house in town escaped
damage. Fences were blown down and
trees uprooted for miles.

ished. Scarcely house in town escaped
damage. Fences were blown down and
trees uprooted for miles.
The Ute Telegraph Lines.
In view Of the condition Of affairs am"'g
the Utes and the possihility that there IN
be trouble there, the War Department has
decided that tcleyraphic CONTAMINATION
with the interior Of the Ute country shall
he established. The nearest point from
whence Washington and General Pope's
headquarters at Lcavenworth commune
Gated is 100 miles from the Unconpaghre
agency. Lieut.. Storey, on duty with the
signal service, has been ordered to proceed
to Lake City, Col. and construct from
there Government line Of telegraph to
that agency Lieut. Storey will leave
Washington IN few days on this duty
The line ~ill be in working order In about
three months, and when it is accomplished
Gen Pope, being promptly informed OF all
| matter, of importance oi the Utcs, car
move his troops without delay and thu
Government can act without the long wait
ing sor Intelligence, which did SO much te
e.,,ryc the former trouble with the ties
F., >v,:a:sm Sherman will Rave Washington
+, II, At " Sdnesti:,v Tor his home in Ohio.
William rargo's Illness.
E,rrALo. May 3..--Wm. &. Fargo
| President ot the American Express Com
.mn,. is lying very i'll a, his residence ii
.his city. and bu: little hopes arc entrrtai,,e.
i,>. vii. survive the night.
Tramp Murder.
/ \ -pcci;ll t., the Chattanooga Time
gives AN account at Il duunle murder
iiridyeport Alal,ana. twenty miles iron
Chattanooga. \ tramp named Mclar
while bathing "n Sunday morning witt
some young men became angcred l~vaus
they >lattcred him with mud H.: rnshe
itr his knife ami cut William Copeland
til. reck, causing instant death. III
: tramp was siez~:d and bound ami while i
: prison Sam Reese. Il cousin Of Copclan'
stepped up and shot him dead. Reese e
: capped Tn. cousins arc connected VII
: the mos, substantial people III the rcis'
: iruhnl.
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COURT DIRECTORY.
Times and Places for Holding District Courts il
Montana,

NlOutAuH.
FIRST DISTRICT
III Madison, A,li,ty, al tHynIiA CAY, *e.oa
Monday il, Nov i,s'ur, and lhrd ntu,nav NJ Alsres
III Jefferson county. ut Kadcrshsrg. hrs' M"n'l.'
II september; third SHAY in FEBRUARY.
In t.A,la,n county. At li'1t"l,, third M"i'i:y IL.
a)c:c"r, ard third Munday in April.
In Custer county, at Miles City, tmr;;, N'':', IN
Scptcn,.,,r, and iuhrth At.,,.ay IN Ma,.
SECOND DISTRICT
In Deer l.hgc county. At Deer ledge City. SEC
und Moud:v in April; hrs, Monday in >.psei.'.~s
first Monday in December.
In MiSsouia county. al M,ss,'u!a fourth M'n,'l'>
June; second Monday ~ November.
In lscavcr,,eah county. II isannark, first Msm'la
in June; SECOND Monday in t'ctu'"r:
In Silver How county, first Monday III Ma; and
fourth M"''a. in September.
THIRD DISTRICT.
tn Chotca" county. At iss:.''n.. nn IN. ,hf' IN
tues lay in April ant, the first ric>.'y in >.','f.r
In Mcagl,,r county, at White sulphur spring
the first Tuesday in Apr: ..,,d the h:r' t:a.
~ Octs.t,cr.
In Lewis AMI Clarke county. ~ lirl,na. first Nj"
Aav in Nav and th~ first M"nlav in S'v,"''"r.
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pots and lastrs.

Sun stroke is OF hourly occurrence IA
New York city
The S.l,an is concili.ting Midhi: Pas,:,.
lie ..as gwen him 4 present and provi.'e>
..::s meals.
About forty persons were injured in the
riot at Mitcl,ellstown. last week. Com
plc,c order is non rcs,o, cd.
| senator Sessions says positively that
| C.u.kiirg ran only obtain thtrty'e'sn1 s"cs
on, Of the one hundred and six.
! E<.(;ovcrnur Davis, ri Texas is Oh his
way to Washington. lie will be appointed
| Solicitor General o' til. Department of jus.
,ic..
The Signal Service bureau reports Tor
tho Pacific Coast, tair weather in Calitor-
MIA. and li.h, rains i'll Oregon and NASH
ing,on.
i \ courier from Fort Q.apcllc report
t,,, arrival OF Sittin. Bull At that point
with thirt. five lodge. ,o await the arri.a
,,t Mai W,l,l, from Canada.
pitnc, custodian ot' the Treasury gave
receipt tor 5000 tl.rce wears ago tor waste
paper AMI mad no entry an his books
| Il. Ill, tie c..>l, is in tl.>> >afc.
I:,m.s I;u,nl,l, has rendered his rc>i.n.
lion a~ general superintendent ut tn: Ia
, y;lic division o' the Western Union Ielc
!, .rarh company, to take effect June 10th,
T.r Arctic relic, steamer RNgcr> wen
: i..t, commits sion Yesterday ut Mare Islam
:, o:,, ward Work ~, her will h. complete
Wr,,,:,>,,a, anl! sh. l. expected tn sail S;t
+ ,',.:uv.
r. The Investigation OF H." alleged cssai
al Of m;>..nv,s u, Black wells Island resolve
H. itself into tn. lac; THAT t:n worAhou
ID prisoners, ,ryin. to cscar: IN Il skill
is came alarmed: :he sAift up>c. and one On
rs WA, rescued, the other drowned.
~ Queen E:ctori, has expressed tllto":
v" hi. Exccl,cncv. the Governor General. n
mt .r,at sorrow ON hearing Of the .!cplo'at
rs ;ur;dru, which has Su rcccntl. occurred
r. London, and desires To- express nc, .!e
M sympathy with tn. '"r.'.'cd families
u" I nJc, orders from the War DcImrtnc
s'' Grn Pope il >t,'i;min. troops ut acccss''
S' u,irt> wh,.r. service NAV G required
''s' case there should hr trouble with the
''' indians when their removal under the I
treaty is to hc contaminated. Care Is tai
that ro movement Of troops is likely to
&c" cite the Indians.
'>' The Court ui Claims ovcrru:ed the =
Wi ton 81. inc Union Pacific railroad comp
''' Tor additional compensation for carr,
)" mails in postal car, in cNrc~s Of rates Ii
ind hereafter paid by the Government
postal cars >tr> ice on this aud other 70
'"' yc,,rallv The decision leaves past
~ present rates o! compensation rnchane>
The N:w York Tribune says there i
.har va. .n,w.cH' Vanderbilt and
Lake Snors and New York Cent, al on
>id., and Jaw Gould aud the Wabash :
tenn on The other, which may result d
,rouSlv 70 both combinations. The a5gg
.or wa. Gould who Withdrew his East
.r,.irh, from Vanderbilt'> lines and Sell
|t;rward over other roads in Chicago, \
,!cri,il, +, ,aIi,ti,,. hv sending his freight
;. Southwestern points via Bloomington.
Oiii The London Times lays !, j. "ns:crs'
en-, the C;,ycruor has il, serious considcra'
,,,, a, ,h,. ;,t.:..n,. vi '|, Irish executive.
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? AT = n T s..
PAINE. t:R NJ ruN \ I..Ai,n.

PAINE. t;R NJ fnS I.Abn.
.tl.r. rs ct. las: art Solicitor: n iG., na" .sA !
Eo,.i". PaA"f..
~. titrt StRHEI, " NNSi,ir..r,sS, II.
P,ac.,. p,te,r !:w in an lis :r,riis> III ts.r Pa.
mt Office. and ih. Supr, u,. and Cuui turt- &
the t'ui,t,. S,,c,. T,mrhi,t >t,,' free
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7H, Six uW ,c,",r tw.tM "ttsnl;o~.
,,"ni "",s'n,s an" b. fr''v.i'" HHh e'm/off'
tsM h,xiS.
III, p,n n F,r,ryh.N f"n~tr :-;X PR
rrmj" t,hIs .i.mr at Mc />Ri"s Ut>fifai. s.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

fYENHt n. III. AXE: Ass slArE M.n
,a,,a ~ yeats. .\tt,.y and Iou, s1ilor IT law
trw:uia CIV, M,:s.,r,. tM4Si
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y, CAl.i.AWAN. Ar,cRSEy 4 CN>sif.i,1H
Practice, in al The Courts .,nu United S,:t,:.
land Ot1;rcs i, the Territory. AN business attend
to will, nrun and tclitv, Viz nia Ci.. VI. /
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cAMUEI. WORD. ATTORNEY. AZ LAW. tsha'
= .or. w.i,ac. Il Jackson. Virginia Ciy ~. .iA'
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I W.rAlin\' ta,s' inter- Il l'sns.. lsl"n NJ. I;
aencr Il j,, work. Persons d.sircs OF uilhi.:, vii
10 wei, 10 iy. c.l h. tore tr;., ting .lseWh.
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D\Vl, \. DINt.I':N, ArrNSIv Ny-I-.w AMI
ONo,ANy Piwf,,. Office ha,rs ',oa, 1;.:..r'. :"
m, except ON v.-v III, ,,rt.n; !,asi,.ss. D,. N. I.
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T G. SMITH. NJ. H.. ph.>.'i;,n and Surgeon, vi
). sinia tltv Mn:ran,. tNsitc ~? -it. u, T.
pre,s t,i.u.
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t."cn.ry> " il, Advance III IT. lntcr>.i. ',v Es,,n
ing an Experienced Attorney rrs;tL.A in W:.sls;;A
,nn Il. 4. l.ruMA~>. Stic,''x Of >nTric:an as. I
Foreign Patcst> Washington. ID. e.. bias h u. yc:.s )
successful ir:C't:: and WAS O.,nvs!y ln ENam
n.r al Patents IN the Patun, th:c All has NJ )
before the Courts. "r ,i,1 Department prmnnsls ~.
tended to- f,t contingent upon >uct,S>. send t. :
circular
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Texas storms,

GALVESTON, May si.-Tm News Waco
spccial saws fearful hail storm visited
So,,th NcC!.nnan and the no't, lart "t
tho belt OF the county on Saturday night
\ uu,nl~r nj tar.N HOUSES were torn s'''"n,
one lady killed aud ,~" "'s1' hurt Near
Crawford s-vcra! houses were "'r"oitd.
4 Dallas special says v'".,n' "'''
storm swept over the city last night. ln>
rain fell in torrents ,lu>l,in. al! the -'r,''">
Irni,y rive. is rapid. risi": and i ,>
pcctcd ,o overflow its hanks.
Wind, rain and hail storms in '"'''"
NORTON, oi the State, in many instances ''''
stroy;n. the fruit and seriously 'nnfn':
the corn. cotton :,n. wheat crops.
\ hurricane visited Taylor 'n H"f;''",,
evening arH lasted forty minutes. \" !i'v
lost, \. Il. Trains hH'>r Mas blown dow
and two families sustained serious h'nr'e'
The Christian Church was h'"wn from II
foundation. The Catholic church a'd od
Fellows Hall were totally wrccAca >r"
Is all the harms and "ut tr"'>e> were 'e'"'
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nR. \. l.. DAWSON, Twin Bridges. Mrni' w..
- will resp nd ps,nnptiy I" all calls. eitisr :.,
n;.ht Accounts u,St hr ,Ittcd ~ :!rs, ,..u',...
either hv ,.,sl, .,r i,ntc.
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=. HOLDEN. I,S',>' III r,t, ~ ~f. NJ '.n s..
J. Sheridan, Montana. to.
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TAR. l.. i. i.\t;ER. Eir.ini. Civ. M"asan t,
- Olic. on Wal.c. stree "uss;te C"',, ts''a>s.
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= ". W.uAHuE>ri. NOTARY lt,lW. Msa :. :.
W. Sheridan. Nf.ntau.,.
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7 T.. Cl.urIER NJ H.. Main Street, i.''",.
J ii.a vcrh".,d County, M.mtnn'. r.
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YtAli.S ". rAt:r..t:. 5. M,~txu. Dtr:'ty >,n
J>IyuK. i.,aa business n.,ie a specially.
Salisbury N.n,t.nA.
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DILLON AocrlTAL,

.no pn,ns y ,Wri ~ ritE rN,e, VI. ottss.
MAIN STREET,
il.iiun. Mnnt... .
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A MOS PtfNntM. NOTARY pyns.., sto~vAv-
"a ANchn, S.>harv. MontN,n 49,.
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TNEO. Mt:fFIi. Arr"RNxy->r LAW, t!.-l +"
the District Curt. Rrgstrr in l:anAr"ptts Jss:''
uF The Peace md L. y tni,ni -si iNrr. LAMP ATFN
l rm,,r,;n., with his official .!,,i.s. .r,ns:sc;s:
era, a,,., agency hsinc tr the district h h':e'"
and lrl,:iN for agricultural h,,,cstta ana ',nr.i
rinlnan,: ~ i.n>. MORTGAGES, and ether legal ia
>t.u,,,, Mt ns any and correct, draw. Titles ex:,
inc'l, coil t.:n,> n,i. commissions 70 take ''j"'
.in> c~ rca AM, acknowlcd sei,.t,t> taken.
Finnl and 'nin.r! ,,r'ah ;n horn .s.::s .'~r.
taken. .\pr ,:s:n. tor li,c entry "f desert '':.
'u,lr
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P EN- r S

7 At'OR GENTS Feed Sta.,.r. i...t tI villa,
j >.r ctt. tlr :,nii Nitr, Mi,tasl II,
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soLpI 3 s :!

\. \. THOMAS, t'nrncr Ninth and Src..'..
Washington. y. e.. attends t., Pensions ard NJ, :
PAY. nn.,,'. .i,in,s collected Contested 1an .
Chains. Mineral ani Agriculture. attended trt tcf>x
the Department Of t,: intrrr AID Snprent CMms
'..mi Warrants. Land :, ip, and Additional ll.'"
.t..,s l,,rrh 'sud ana ..'!d.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

,,,o>,v LODGE. No. 49, a. F. A. M.-Meets First and
HAR sMSsJ Thursday evenings of each month, at
o'clock. 1,oo.. o,,or,,
NT Trday evening, at o'clock.
-,iro,,,,rrr ENGAGEMENT, No. 2.-Meets Second and
NTSOTh tuesday evenings of each month, at clock
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SHELL LIN E,

Is preferable to Stone Lime and with the present ex
tremely low price and advantageous freight rates:
is decidedly the CHEAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE
FERTILIZER for PENINSULA use.
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The Great
Bargain Room
at OAK HALL.

There never was any
where before, SO far as we
know, such a sale of clothing
as is now going on at OAK
HALL, taking up the whole
ground floor. A hundred
thousand dollars worth of
good clothing, nearly all of
it new and fashionable, all of
it we'll made and of good
materials without exception
(for we make no other) IS
being sold at prices which
bring loss instead of gain.
Clearing sales occur at the
close of every season; but
they commonly are sales of
broken assortments and odd
garments, and of small guam
titles.
Here toward the end of
our most successful season
we are clearing out what
ever, for any cause, has
shown signs of being slow.
Thousands of whole suits
and overcoats and odd gar
ments as we'll.
Now the sole reason for
selling this mass of valuable
clothing, without even an at
tempt at profit, is that stated
above, which may be put into
different words, thus: To get
our stock into the most at
tractive condition, without
regard to immediate profit.
And so, while this sale is
going on, the choicest, most
approved, most successful,
clothing we have is up stairs.
The prices there are not re-
duced at all. This sale will
hurt that while it lasts, be-
cause the clothing in the
bargain room is extremely
good. For this reason we
want it short; and to make
it short, the prices are low.
Bring back Promptly SOhat
you don't 0Oant at the price.
You can order by letter,
or buy here, according to
your own convenience. On
receipt of a letter from you,
will send the means of TAX
ing your own measure. Then
you can tell us what you
want, near enough so that
we can take the risk of suit
ing you.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL. Market and Sixth. PHILADELPHIA.
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CtHERIFFs SALE.
me directed win be exposed TO Public Sale, at the
Hotel Of Peter p. Collins, in the Town Of Smyrna.
Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and State Of Della
ware on THURSDAY, the 10th day of February
1881 at ga o'clock P NJ, the following Real Estate. TO
wit:
All the right title claim and interest of the said
William c. VanWInke In and TO all that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situated on Font bill Avenue,
In the town Of Smyrna. In that part of said town
known as spruance City, in Duck Creek Hundred,
Kent County and State Of Delaware, having a mont
en- Font hml avenue OF MY ieet running peck ~
Commerce Street, said TO contain Eleven thousand
Square Feel Of Land be the more less, adjoin-
ing land Of James w. Spruance and Others the i'm
provementg upon which a two-story frame dwell
iinghous with shed kitchen attached, also frame
stable.
WILLIAM c. yANwINKLE, and will be sold for cash.
THOMAS T. LACEY, Sheriff.
sheries 0Gce, Dover. Dei.,l
jan Is, 1881.
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THE CAPTURE OF LINA.-The war between
Chill and Peru has practically reached its
anal catastrophe in the capture Of Lima by
the CHILEAN forces. This event occurred on
the 18th inst, following closely upon the
battle Of Chirollos, nine miles from Lima,
IN which it is said the Peruvins lost 1000 in
Killed and 1000 prisoners, and that Of Mira.
nores, in which they also lest heavily, but
IN both battles inflicting severe loss upon
The invaders. Lime was abandoned after
these disasters, and the ChiIlians occupied
The place without opposition. ~
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HAPPY FRIRxDs.-Rsv. y. NJ, Winburne,
Pastor NJ. E. Church, Msxica, Texas, writes
Nfollows; Several months since receiv-
q supply of St. Jacobs Oil. Retaining
Two bottles, distributed the rest among
friends. 1t is a most excellent remedy for
pains and aches of various kinds, especially
neuralgia and rheumatic affsctions.-Jaek-
soa DAILY Patriot
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ANSWER THIs.-Did you ever know any
person to he i'll, without insction of the
,.'omsch, liver or kidneys, or did you ever
snow one who was well when either was
ISostructed or inactive; and did you ever
nnow or hear ct any case Of the, kind that
nep bittsrs would not curs7. Ask your
nelgheor this same question. 49, Tines.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
= BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas to
me directed will be exposed TO Public Sale at the
Hotel of Peter p. Collins, in the town Of Smyrna,
Duck Creek hundred, Kent county and State Of Della
ware, on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of February,
1881, at O'clock P. NJ the following Real Estate to
witt
No. 1-A that certain lot piece parcel of ground,
situated the south side of Commerce Street. in the
town of Smyrna Duck Creek Hundred. Kent County
and State of Delaware, adjoining lands of Ezekiel "
Cooper lands of J. Henry Jefferson and Mrs. Annie
Spruance and said to contain Too thousand Eight
Hundred Square Feet Of Land be the same more or less
the Improvements upon which are athree-story brick
building used as a store and dwelling house.
No. 2-An that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
situated Oh the west side of Fisher Street in the town
hundred county and State aforesaid adjoining lands
of J. Thomas Jefferson, and lands OF Mary Eliason
and said 70 contain OnedD Acre Of Ground, be the
same more or less, the improvement upon which are
q stable and carriage-house.
No. 3-An that certain farm. piece OF parcel o.
land situated lying and being about three miles from
Blackstone Cross Roads, in Kenton Hundred. County
and State aforesaid adjoining lands of Thomas May
berry lands Of John Reams and other lands said u
contain One Hundred and Thtrty-one and HAY Acre
of Land be the more or less, the improvement
\ upon which are q two-story frame dwelling hous
with kitchen attached, barn, stables, smoke-house
and other outbuildings attached; also, peach an'
/ apple orchard,
| Seized and taken in execution as the property 0
| EDWARD WARD, and will be sold for cash.
FRANCIS a. DUNN, Late Sheriff.
| SheriFs Office. DoUer. Del,
Jan. ID, 1880. !
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NJ, B, Roberts. Horse Powders have been
asec with, astounding results in the stables
Mt. rierrs Lorillard, 80 much so, that
sae English have been ordering ia large
suantitisa; aimee Parole, Wallenstein ard
o ~ an, American horses, have won thousands
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