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A number of Montana papers have con-
tanned more than they probably shouiu nave
done of the story relative to one MCKINNEY
of Sheridan, and his niece, Ada shanks' the
latter being held in the Omaha Jail as prose
cutting witness and the former being taken
hack from Montana on her charge OF Incest.
The latest phase is that Mrs. Mckinney, OF
Sheridan, espouses the cause of her husband'
.usoes she war cognfzaht of all the cfrcum-
stances. and that those who know the facts
know that Mckinney was guiitless ana was
uo,,,, irving to save an Ignorant monomaniac
,1r, This she publishes in the Mddtsontd
ana f,rt;ties with a letter from the father OF
the Girl. stating that she is deranged in some
% har faculties, that she had lied to her par
| ents. telling them she was married W mo"
| in Omaha and that she was going there 10
meet him. The father also. says she had TON
them at home she had been " frequently Sc.
d,ced {" whatever that may mean, and had
made the charge specifically against members
| az the family, etc, etc, The father, II this
ra.,.r 10 genuine. seems TO be in entire SYM
na.bv with the McKinneys, to have lmPhcl'
| ao,sdence in he one charged with the crime
/ am, 70 be- deeply hurt and Inundated by wha
1 he believes to be the partial insanity OF hs
child probably induced by seduction anu Do
travail. The Omaha papers say Mck1nne!
,vas mt under $500 bond to await the Grant
.Jurv hearing while the girl, who pleaded
mot guilty" on the hearing, was held in du
rance, Two witnesses, however, one tn
. keeper OF the lodging honse and the other
domestic employed therein, testified tina
Mckinney and the girl hiredreoms and Hive
together three or four weeks as man and wa
and the girl also swore to criminal relation
with Mckinney. 1t fsgjHt that the latte
should have fair hearing, but 1t requires
considerable stretch Of Imagination 70 acceT
the defense as, far as developed as copnePiusiV
u evidence of his being q latter day @Josepni'
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PHILIPSbURG ITEMS.
The Algonquin Runnin9--lhe
Granite Mountain being ..'
Sold. '..'.

Special Correspondence New NORTH WI EST
PHrLIpsBuRa, April Is, 1SSl.-The Algon-
duin mill started up yesterday on ore from
the mine of that name, where lately q hne
body of ore has been struck II feet wide,
which gives assurancel of a continuance OF
the mill running for some time to come.
professor Clayton, of Salt Lake, has been
here this week inspecting the Granite Noun
tain mine, which continues TO make a good
| showing, there being six feet of ore In each
| of the three tunnels now being run on the
| vein. The sale of the lead is being consum-
| mated.
Mr. Bush, the foreman of the mine, was
this morning viewing a road from the mine
to Hasmark, and says there is good natural
! grade all the way down by following along
tn. ridge of the mountain. The citizens oil
I Philipsburg are feeling very much interested
in the practicability of o shorter road by TIM
route to Deer Lodge.
Mr.. J. McLane is putting up a new s2'oo
blacksmith shop opposite Capliee q smith'
store ~ al 4 s= - - - 49, ~ b d" d"
The Odd Fellows intend holding privat
celebration on the 18th, to be followed by
dance at the Silver Lake House. ...
II Nineteen bars of bullion, valued at s2o,OVl
= were shipped from the Hope mill on the Hl
inst. 10 -.a-aaa#..aaa s#.1T.rs Y =
NJ. Kaiser has Just fitted up his saloon o.
a the corner adjoining the Hotel and is buiie
/ ing fire proof cellar in the rear, 2'xD Feet
l. ,..... .- 4s~.a VIII.
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,7os L1ames A Murray VS. William Gwin;.
debt; defendant given leave TO ME ne"
I7iS~Bennett d genhart vs. VIM Hammond
ct all debt; continued.
Hostility Wenandy VS. John Wehahuy
divorce and alimony; jury failed to agree ana
were discharged; cause reset for Iriai
. I7Gs-Territory of Montana VS. Elisha Reed;
murder: motion to set aside mdictment over
ruled. counsel for defendant excepted, ana
,.as. set for hearing Oh. demurer; demurrer
oyerruled and defendant excerpts; defendant
made motion for continuance, whlch was
granted and case continued until nextreguiar
term. r. 4;
157l--w d Thomas VS. Brazil Lynch; IN
iunCtion: continued-B 81 : - - ~ =
1I9-Tilly Wenandv vs. John Wenandy
divorce; new jury sworn; jury failed to agree
aud were discharged. ,.a
II T6i-Territory vs. Geo w Lee; grand LARGE
ny; jury found defendant not gn antic,I;er. ac
| counting; defendant given SIXTY Gays 10 an
,6s6-Geo II Swartz,et alvs ii NJ Freeman
debt; judgment; by default Tor sl4'4o ai''
ICSi-R o Hickman ct al vs. II NJ Freeman
| debt: Judgment by default for sl,7954 AM
Ilsss-C l. vawter VS. Fl. NJ Freeman; debt
Judgment by default for 81 EN- 10 anu costs;
17G'-Terr;tory er re- McM Laser w. sm mrT
! Foster ct al; usurpafion OF once' ueHiu' ~
j TO complaint filed; passed
| 17SIA " HARVARD eft nj w john Ihofna
al nj: eiectrnert and Injunction; fnjunctio
pendents lite granted and venue changed to 81
I yer Bow county. - > u
16lO-Andrew B Hammond ct al vs. Lee v
Foster ct al: debt motion for new trial Owe
ruled. IT,,
I7GL-Alice K Huson ct al vs. John A Feat
erman ct al; partition; motion to strike con
plant from file over-ruled.
The above closes the causes heard du
ing the term A final session of court was
I'd be held at 7:3O last evening for the ad)us
ment of expenses of Silver Bow county cas-
! heard during the term.
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MARRIAGES.

.Adobetown, April ~,
Rev r.. q. Prout officiating, Mr.. Thomas
Weber and Miss Ella Rose, all Of Madi-
son county M 4 EEEEy.D .
RrrSHARpLMrLLER2At the residence OF
FL. worden, Missoula, April 2lst, by
So Rev. Geo. Stewart, Mr.. james Reinh ara
- to Miss Linda Miller. = |TVfS
MurER-FoxAAtI the residence of the
brides parents, Deer Lodge, "Wednesday
~ Hutch;nus. Mr.. George s. Miller and
jill Miss Eva ]. Fox, all Of Deer Lodge. ~.
The NEW NORTHWEST extends hearty
congratulations and good wishes 70 the new
Ely-wedded couple. Mr.. Miller has grown 70
manhood in Deer Lodge and made hosts oil
friends by his industry, integrity and, many
excellent qualities. Miss Fox came here last
fan and quickly became an established fasor
tie in society. May their welded life be hap
DIV and long continued. -
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80 - PERSONAL

Z = - a - =. - - = - - - - - y
i Con kohrs was expected last evening from
Europe, whittier he went with his family
some five or six months ago. Il
Mr.. George Paseoe, who has been in Colo |
rada during the past winter, returned Sunday |
last, looking improved by his visit.
1t is stated Samuel Word, Esq, will estab- |
lish a law Office in Butte and that he is to be
the resident attorney of the Utah & North
ern X. X.
w. w. Dixon, Esq, is expected to visit
Montana next month, and it Is not improba-
BILE the law firm of Clagett Il Dixon will
again be established in the Territory.
Messrs. w. H. III. Dickinson, Missoula;
Joseph A. Hyde, Butte, and Charles Rouleau,
Deer Lodge, are West Side representatives at
the Grand Lodge, 1. o. OF o.. F., now oon-
vened in Helena.
SUPERINTENDENT Clark and Professor Clay
ton came up from Philipsburg this week,
where the latter was making an examination
J of the Granite Mountain lode. Mr.. Clark Is
, still in town.
Mr,C. X. Hardenbrook and family re-
moved to Butte this week where Mr.. ID, VIII
| hSS'"''NN~
resignation of the School SUPPLEMENTARY
which vacancy will be filled by the County
Commissioners at the regular June meet
ing.
Hiram Knowles, Esq, and Thos. l.. Nap
ton, ESQ, expect to leave for Butte In day
! or two when they will establish law offices
Judge Knowles will be associated with John
+. Forbis, Esq. Mr.. Napton will open an OF
flee individually. Their families will remail
in Deer Lodge for the present, at least.
Mr.. Chas Miller, formerly of Deer Lodge
: and later of Oakland, California, where n
married and has been engaged in the insuI
ance business, was in Deer Lodge this weel
Mt the marriage Of his brother. He is at pres
ent in the employ of Caplice, Smith & 20
Butte. Mr.. John Miller, of Butte, was ais
present at the occasion.
i Dr. C. f. Mussigbrod has discontinued III
It office Mt Butte and located at Warm Spring
X where he will establish his permanent ONCE
n and take medical charge Of the Asylum. ID
A. X. Ives, for the past two years associate
-, with DIR. A. ii. Mitchell in the practice
!, medicine in Deer Lodge, Is removing
= Nissoula where he will establish an ofhc
DIR. Mitchell resumes personal charge OF
his practice here.
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Bozemsn Courier, 81.

Jas. b. Finch, one Of Bozeman's mechan-
,cs. has recently filed his application for
natent on nm improved horse shoe. The shoe
i intended for horses that travel paved
streets and hard ROADS. By an ingenius con
trance the heal cauks have play Of i've
s,xte.nths of an inch, and the foot OF horse
!. has Accommodated to the inequalities Of the
road and the usual Strain on aus ankle. re,
moved. Again, the cauks can be removed
vhile the shoe is on the horse's foot, leaving
Am smooth siiod, Or otherwEe, y the ewner
\ ,n.v nr,.fer. The shoe must be seen TO DC ap-
rreciated. We consider u m excellent In
rentIon. and beyoal doabt j. introdncao ~
int !, cities willproiong Che lives and services
Of thodsanisof hotsss.sI ss9si's
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BIRTHS.

IRv1N-In Deer Lodge April list, to Mt. ana
Mrs. Geo w. irwin, H., son.
NA' Mr.. ana Mrs. Winthrop H. aymond, a
son. 49,. 49, .
srMrsoS-At Etna, Bitter Root valley April
= 18th. to Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson, a
daughter
Doss1Ss-At Stevensville, April Is, to Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Dobbins, son.
O,xwoop-At Bozeman, April 10Th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Jake lakewood, son.
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An electric wave passed over Dillon at
noon sharp yesterday. .Asthe telegraph ope-
rator was receiving a dispatch, the current
was too intense TO use battery. Mr.. Hill
ker suggested to cut the battery off and use
the ground wire alone, in which case he
electric current was complete, and worked
successfully with Helena, Virginia City ana
other mountain points for half an hour with
out mechanical aid. At this season of the
year electric storms are more intense than
ever before know n, as this was the first case
from actual Observation since 1872 that tele
gram .hss been received witho ut the aid OF
battery.-Dilon Tribune, sd.
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FIRE In n ELLA.
Herman Bros Building Burned ana
Others Damaged.

g.. occurred in Helena Monday after-
80, during a gale and for time threaten
al vary serious destruction Of property
origi nate in Hermann Bros two-stoty o'i~
furniture store and shop, opposite the ASSAY
Ofice. The hand engine located near the
Court House was quickly on the scene anu
ala axcellent service but the steamer WAS ou'
NJ fix and did not get stream going LOT near
l., half an hour Col. Johnstons orick co@
,.r. naxt door east took fire, and the I'M
annal contest 10 savethe Hermann ldins
was abandoned and energies united 20 pre-
ysnt the destructionlof the Johnsfonhouse'
,,Ticb as the wind Was blowing, wouid nave
,,,ner;lled all the houses on the south size Vi
| proaawav OFT a. far as Parchen's. me VIM
| enal,v shifted somewhat and the fire was gov
! ,rsar control The Independent give the 1oi-
towing particulars: - ~,
| THE wood work of the first story " wi
,Johnston's houseswas Tor The most paf' saw"
! 40 that the house may he repaired at pfoo"
BILE cost of between ten and tweiVe h"n'fto I,
dollars. fire greater part Of Hermann hrosI
furniture was taken out, but that kdestroyeat
An the INNER floor and the injuries 10 that Ie-
,,oysd make a heavy loss. AT one time the
roof Of the Methodist church was apiaAs n
was also IN. roof Of tire residence OF MT
Charles Cannon on the corner Of Ewing o.
h and Broadway but both of these were speed,
uv distinguished. Miss Katie, daughter Oh
Co,, Johnston, who has been for severa
weeks seriously Ill, was still confined 10 he'
III and was in that condition removed "
: the residence of Mr.. w. q. Bailey on Flu
avenue. r-.,,o,
4: number of gallant citizens performed
1 daring and heroic deeds in fighting the flame
=. and several narrowly escaped losing tnel
4 ryes There we're however, but few VINO ~
csived any persona! injuries, and none so Ia
i 40 we learned were seriously hurt. The ios'
Y - al far as they could be ascertalned lS
r o,,.r;ng amounted to about $4,000, AMI wer
Z, as follows: .,,.
y i I Hermann Bros, two story brick buildiht
J. a co., insurance, g., 900; furniture, toois'et'
- $1,000; no insurance. = -
Col J. A. Johnston, injury to building all
furniture, about 81 800; no insurance.
h. Mr., NJ. Sands, set Of diamonds and iurn
n ture. 5000; insurance, $500. : NJ =.
Mrs. Hiney ,outho,.ses and damage to bni
=. ings, $500; Insured. y rO1c o..
10 other parties, damage to household uri
ture, about $500" C. =. ~/#s
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No. -, hooded Horsss iortpeer Lodge

Charles X. Larabie is en- route with lou,
sn.Iv-hred stations, two Mambrinos. sired
by /. Messenger Chief be by 'ManbTino
Ghief, : dam by Grey Albion, son o. 1les
Eagle by Mambrino paymaster by Ma'nor'n0
by Imported Messenger. ,,u color
The above horses are blood bay IN cos sor
and stand l6l and l6i hands ana weieh 20 ~,
TO 144O u.s. They possess NOT on,y s g..
extra style and hnish, ~ ,m Is s. u rance
ano,hsr stallion is ECLIPSE, thorough,
nrsa stallion, siredby mig Boston he by - o =,
800 NJ ,ha sire of Lexington. He Is bay IN
. n stands 70 handy and ~eishs lsee ~ y
s;nafp disposition, kind n harness y s9ea
.as,.r. !, arst stating has an ambling sal'
s The other Is a large, well-bred colt BY ? sou
Of Green Basbaw, &C., g. -, 80 IN
Those wishing to see blooded DOTS " "
vited / yvsit willow Run stud rS
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THE sHERlFFALTY.
r,sm., s,rans TO Qualify for the Office.

The county division, with Sheriff Smith
r.s;dapt Of Butte disqualified him from con-
tinuing AZ Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county af'er
A mil % unI.ss he removed to this county ~
provided by law. This he declined to do and
The Office will become vacant on that date
Mr.. Thomas Strang, who was elected Coroner
some time since qualified for that position
and under legal advice that he becomes ,a .ns
rightful successor has prepared to give oonu
and take the oath on the occurrence Oh 'he
vacancy. Mr.. Thomas McTague will be ap-
vented Under Sheriff and Mr.. K. Lytie, IAN
ar the positions they are at present hiiing'
The succession and appointments give gene
raj satisfaction and relieve the Commission
ers of the duty of selecting successor.
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Oajrv for Sale.

have n No milk cows for sale, each COW we
broken and adapted 10 dairy purposes, having been
brol en- 10 milk without letting the calf suck have
also complete sct Of pans, etc, Tor making on 1sh
and carrying the daryng business al ot s nc.
iprss. Parties wishing to address me can 90 10 ~
New Chicago, N. T. xov,>y vpxp Pms
nn-u 9OhN ~" tH..N'
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
April Term, A. D. 1881.

n. the District Court, Second Judicial District
r fhe Territory Of Montana, in and for Deer
Lodge County-AprA Term, A. d. ISL
Hon. III. .Galbraitt, Judge presiding; a. ~.
Mayhsac, District. Attorney Lou +. SnaaM'
Sheriff; George W. IrUin, H., Clerk.
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sxRCUFoR's SALE,

Mil T,.zE Il I. - ~ 4
Notice Is hereby given that, in pursuance OF an Or
der Of fh0 Probate eourt,tQ the county OF Deer
Id ee Montana Territory, made on this 18th Gay OF
hpr' A. D.. 1851 in the matter Of the estate OF Cor
~ ss,a ttate viii sei at pubic auction, to the high
est bidder cash. currency Of the United staten en-
Friday Inc 27ih day Of May, ID. 1881 at O'Clock p
M NJ the front door Of the court house In the towh
of Deer Lodge county OF Deer Lodge, all the ri3;s'
si,,e And interest and estate OF the said Cornea
Oin deceased at the time of her death IN ana 70 al
That NIECE parcel or tract of aLd. situated In Deer
Lodge county and described as i9ows the soutb
xest Quarter of section a. Of township north OF
rane.Ewest ana strip of la about l5o feet VIDE "a
southeast quarter of section 49, OF said township a.
,oining arst named tract upon the west, and YIN
north II the road leading east OF the town .. Der
sssds own, and 1const,tasing the M home me,
stead and premises lately ownet and occupied ny COT
uslia p din, deceased, and containing An area O.
about thirty acres Or less together WIN ave,
ling house greenhouse, stables water right anu III
| improvements thereunlo belonging.
APPRAISER PA s''" ". ADDISON SMITH Executor.
Dated this 25th day Of Aprh AID. 1881. 6lo-4t
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ATTITUDES
BsronnAtrIcal Measurements rake" D
,,veen Helena and Deer Lodge.

COZ. J. r. Dodge and Mr.. L. a. Shaw, VINO
came over from Helena by coach on Wednes
day, carried aneroid barometers, with "hich
they took repeated observations ana AZ
matter Of general Interest they are given De-
low The altitude for Helena was tahen =, rr', 9
the harometrical observations IN the " o.
Signal Office at Helena-ziegler's staole-au.
ring the past four months. The barometer
changed but very little here during the day.
but, no coincident observations having been
noted, these figures are only gwen ~ approx
mates Of the attitudes:
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HERODs TROTTING ACTION:

and regular
him astoc
the rotts
peigres
upon the
foundmo
over the him stallion e
Fl privilege
adjoining ownS
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CLOSING OUT } SALE

DECORATED CHINA, 200 I 4.
TEA, DINNER,
~77Yr ~ fandToLET SETS,
The most Beautiful Designs ever brought 70
Montana,
VIII he sold close 10 cost TO make room for
other goods.
W Call and see them ut
slS-n e, MEIsscHNIDT & CO.'S.
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DEATHS.

- 800 81 liz A1--- = = - - -
DAyIs-Tn Virginia city, April 18th, stella,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Davis, aged months
sPEcKHARr-Int heSisteis' Hospital, Helena,
April q, Joseph speckart, aged ~ years.
Deceased was o brother of Mrs- e. n Biii
of Blackfoot g.,t milk ais alcgl. :.
NxwELL-On Upper West Gatlatin, APR,
81 aOth, OF diabetes, John Newell, d., aged
MI .rssn psilipsbu,x 4 phi fsth. or plsa-
monia; L. A. Durfse, -sgsd - yrsn- rtlg5
. z.nsKs-ru Helena, April 2ist, Of diphthe.
ria, -Charlcss Frederick, edest ceill p
CHARLES aud Theresa zimmsr, Aged nys
year, ..nl !. - .s-s..I % ],
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rs ~, rership hrrstofDr existing between the m
ss s,p,l A. Physc ana and Surgeons IL this dsy
.J..d An peitalls Inc ebsed .othe nrm nass Se'''s
tnc'i All. MiTCHRLL.
AZ. VTA
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1..,. u',,,,y Company, nominaiIy win '"'
i,,,,h,u. Mluagrr"ss, but in r"aIl'y I'M
= ,,,,,,r,.,p, nj of TIA" veteran actor ana |
.,,.,,..rKuown all over America as "Charhe
p,,L,u" will open season IN oNeilS
~ .,r,. Deer Lodge, next Monday evening |
,,.,l, M, great society play " Fate" We had
,,, uIra,urc Of seeing this company appear
saw, Al evenings in Helena and commend IL
..,,,. worthy Of liberal patronage. Without
.t,, into n critical analysis Of the merits
.,..Irhr Company we can say, generally: IL
.,r,ngest Company that has visited
v.,,,ua In years, numbering fifteen actors,
.,,I..,,rs and musicians. 1t II also regaraea
rally as the best. Mrs. Carrie fiuhket'
=. h.,dlng lady. She is not so strong an emo
,..,.,I Genes as Nellie Boyd but is much
.,..r,. versatile and has the finest contraito
,..,,. of any professional we have heard In
.h.. Territory, And then she has the excel
r,.,.,,tr 20 favor her audiences with the old
,,I,I,-the songs of the people-as well ~
,l. mare artistic but less heartful new com
,..,,i,us, She Is excellently supported by
H.. ,,,Nrr ladies of the Company, Mrs. Clifton
ami ,Ir Misses Plunkett Incideutaliy,itm may
T..,,,.n,ioucd that the Plunkett Company has
,h.. finest costumes that have been worn mere
,,.,x Of the dresses being superb ana IN
.,riLiu, contrast 10 thOs" generally "Nhiol'e"
an me-. Montana stage, looking IKE origin
r.n,., lief, hy the players In Hamlet MessrS
rnr,,u. Oycrtun, O'K"ef', Stevens ana oth'
,r. sustain we'll their parts and the Company
,h.r works even and smoothly. y
r,,J orchestra forms part Of the Company
y. ,,uLI like to see Plunkctt, Sr., on int
.,,.,.. ,Iuriuc the season here. He is OF the
.,.rDiur Old school of actors, c"mrade o.
,,ui,I,,Ik whom he much resembles, ant
,l,,. FnI.tnfI like Hackett. But he has III"
L,r,,. years service on the stage and prefer
lacking ON nj the plays that please no" adays
W. trust our people will give them g"o'
dr,r night here. After that they can De ihei
own Judges and govern themselves accord
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RtFEI2ENC ...- .
pf Snd ssn ,r S.s Co. Il T F
@ Gaq T
% Ji as.na on Dr. E D Lsav oeA'
dby
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OIL II A n
billiard ROOMS
Join GEItREH
-n~nnTurnB
PROPRIETOR.

Has the Fines, Bar Stock on the West side aho
good Billiard 7 able and eoEy elub-rGom.
A Special Invitation to the whole community
" 10 come and se- me. -#@-
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4 FOR SALE.
The Lake saw and GrtsC
Mills,
KNOWN As THE o,coNNoa MILLS.

Tb above well-known property having been pnr
cbased by us at the sae OF the OConnor estate and
desiring to cell the same, we VIII dsPos VI e.ne
bargain Description Of the property, TERMS etc',
can be had ny inquiring OF or addressing
DINGWAL1 BROS, New chicago,
spau WIN. WALLACE. Pioneer.
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Mails tor that Point WIN De openeo ~ 49,
III NNaNs Springs. '
-. - % safs = = = r,es-S - a -
f.vg wAnM spRfsss r o. DBER LopdE
Id COUNTY, NJ. T., April q, 1881.
Editor New Northwest: ..,.-,.y
DEAR srn-The postoffice at French Gulch,
silver Bow. county, Montana Territory, has
beru discontinued on account Of "not need
cdr therefore make known to the people
interested in the Office the cause ss above
stated of its discontinuance, and that unai
tforther notice win OPEN deliver and &C
COMMIT for sa,A mails addressed TO the iate
of;ce Yours truly,
T. GmARp, p. NJ.
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LOCAL ~ EWS-


~h.,s ordering their papers changed
sues'L 'os, ofRee 20 another. MUST MENTION
ron si,. "SSfFFFIcE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
lUnIItSi Y SENT.
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