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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-07

DRESII CHRISTMAS GOODS.
1oO boxes LONDON LAYER RAlS1NS;
100 boxes VALENCIA RAlslNsi ,.-.
100 boxes SULTANA SEkDLEsS KAIslNs'
100 boxes NEW LEGIiORN ClIRoN ,,.re.
SO bags ALMONDS. WANTS., Fdl;BEEr u
PECANS and PALM-NUTS; 10 bags CO.
coANIfTS: 10 casks NEW CCRRANIS:
o casks NEW TURKISH PRUNEs;
10 kegs FRENCH PRUNES;
10 boxes NEW MCSCATEL RAlSiNS;
= boxes SIIELLED ALMONDS;
5OO boxes LAYER fIGS-assOrtcd:
100 buckets and half-barrels Mo X T. :
MINTE-MEAT: 200 buckets PRESERVES
and FRUIT BUFFERS; ,,,.,-o,.e.
LOO cases CANNED PEACHES, T0MATOES,
CORN, PEAS. &c.:20 crates CEANbEh-
RIFS: % boxes MESSlNA and MALAGA
LEMONS: FIREWORKS, &C., &C.;
together with large stock of Fancy Groceries ana
Coufectioneries suitable FOR Christmas forSlle ny
GODDIN & TRlBBETT,
Thirteenth street between Mainland cary
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by Apper.on & Go.
Real Estate Agents anH huctoh0tl
No. s north flcXenlh sLreL

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION >ALL
y OF THE VALUABLE LARGE Dr. H NJ ~ "
DNFITING. No. !. AT TIE sol IiitASI
CORNFH or GRACE AND fOUsli -
STREETS.-By virtue Of The two dccroc' ni lich-
mond Chanccry Court In The suit ~ haIt.",s y.
of November and 80 Of December ISL, we VIII
.ell an the prcmi-ss. on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ UARLE JANEs-RIyER FARM NEAR Os-
BORNE's LANDING, CHESTERFIELD IOlN
TY-In pursuance Of decree entered 10 the tif-
cult Court OF Chesterfield county on the Ism Day
of November, 1851, IN the suit OF Emellne r.
Hurfoot rs Thomas T.. BurfoOi's administrator,
&C.. we. the nnders gned, special coinmi s,i0ners;
will offer for sale ut public auction IN front oi
Chesterfield county courthouse, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1851,
M l o'clock l.. VI. THAT being County Court day J.
that VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAM,
containing NINETY Five ACRES, adjoining the
farm known a. "Chcs;nut HIM. and the iahds oil
Edwin L. Hatcher and others, the s2lne btihs 4
portion of the late Thomas r. burioOt ISL ~ :
This land lies Immediately on the river near ~
bornc's Landing, aud one and haif miies iry ~
Chester station. The improvements eonsls, Q, -, -
COMFORTABLE FRAME DIV ELL NJ WIN "''
NECESSARY out-budlngs, good orchard &c.
TERMS: one third cash; balance ~ SIX, lnsNe'
and eighteen months for negotiable notes Win IN,
terest added from day Of sale and title retained
mill the whole Of the purehase-lnoney y iuIiy
f~ &. e. MCRAE,
Il. 4. HANCOCK,
ID. l.. PULLlAM,
del special Commissioners.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS, ISL,

IL IL \ Il
at l o'clock r. NJ or fair If not, the frst fair Gay
thercafterl, that TRULY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE located as above. The buildings thereon
belong tO the lessecs, ana are occupel ny Mc,sIS'
ID. 4. Brown, j. A. lancey, ana others. According
To the plat OF survey, hed with the papers OF selI
cause "a COPY Of which can be seen AT the once
of the aucti0neersl. the LOT on The north line oi
for NIainl street has front OF 40 Feet, more or
less, runs back 30 feel 10 an alley 10 iect Wlde.
This LOT will be- >Old in fee simple. subject ohll
10 the provisions of two leases made with DaFid
\. Brown, duly recorded In Richmond Nhan-
Gerry Court, which leases can be en- ~ the once OF
the auctionccrs. and are each ~ $500 per annuin'
payable quarterly in the legal currency oi NE
United States, and the taxes 10 be paid by the
Immediately after the sale of the LAND ON Main
street, the LOT in the rear viii hc sold. Accord
ing a. said plat, il has front on % iect ON banh
street and run. back IN irregular lines Ola rect 10
said nIlcy The PROPERTY VIII be sold as
Whole or divided, a the commissioners may deem
mOstadyiSthle. -.
TERMS: ono fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months. for prOmissory notes WIN
six nor ccufum per aunum interest added thtrcto'
andtilc retained till all of the purchaso-inoncy u
fully paid and q conveyance ordered by thr Court
with the privilege to the purchasers 10 anticipate
the pavnen's Of any or all OF stld pronl-s1rS
notes: provided that each OF stld hotc-, "I4e,h,I
paid before or ~ maturity, shall be made I'D goId ~
Inc rate of % S-l0ths grains Of g"ll ivr clch
dollar of such note. including the interest thereon
10 The time Of such payment. IL. l.
Either commissioner may act in case the othef j.
disabled or declines To act.
Ir may with frnth he said that II + rarely that
sch prTductiVc real estate j. offered on TIE laIAct
al auction 10 T. located IN that part OF nam
strcct where real estate T. 50 highly appreciated
and hence the special attention OF caplttlsis anu
o'''''s Is ''i'''' ~ CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
4. J.. BOULWARE,
dc2 Special Commissioners.
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STEEL, IRON, &c.
pYEING AND SCOURING.

L LINNESlANN,
IL. No. 1923 EAST fRANKLiN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Best and cheapest DlEING aud CLEANiN1 Tor
GENTLEsfEk'S COATS, PANTS. VESTS, &c: :
LADIES' DRESSES, SHAWLs. CLOCKS, RIB
RONS, &c. FEATHERS cleaned and Dyed MD
GLOVES cleaned NJ lowest price. Prompt delivery.
de 4-eod1m ARNA WVLsCiikE,hg agent
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BY Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr.. Aucioneer'
1906 Main street
CROCKERY, GLASSW \ II, Tin
~ WARE. 900 POUNDS DRlED BEEF,
HOSIERY, HATS, &C.. AT AUCIlON.-On
THURSDAY TIE sTII INSTANT,
at III o'clock, will sell at my aJcton-houe an III
voice of NEW CROCkERl, consisting OF
DECORATED TOlLET-SETS, completes
TEA-SETS IN fancy figures, e,.,>-cr,N,
BOWLS. TEA and COktEE-POIStf iI'h-
FRS. CUPS and SAGCERS, Dishes
PLATES Of all sizes and grades,
BASINS and EWERS,
GLAsSW ARE, GOBLETS, &C.;
TIN CHAMBER-SETs; -, T. .,,or
An invoice Of
MEMS and WOMEN'S HOSIERY
MEMS and YOUTHS HATS anu CAfs'
MINIS and BOYS CALF BOOTS, &c.
Sale of FIRNITURE at 10 o'clock.
JNO. 4. LAUGHTON. JR.,
~ AuctiOuc,r.
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They will on SATURDAY the 10Th day OF Dc
cembor open the largest and most elegant US wen
rs the cheapest, assortment of
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR CARDS
eyer offered in this city, and solicit on ana aiter
that day m inspection Of the same.
we have also the largest stocks OF
FINE BIvLEs, HYMN-BOOKS, PRAYER
BOOKS, AND IIYMNALs'
IN sets. ever brought to this city in one season.
FINE PAPETERIEs, in silk-plush, SIX ana 'ca-
thereto;
WORK-BOXEs, in walnut, ebony ana iea'he''
WRITING DESKS from 90c. to $40;
coin PENS and PENCILS of all styles ana INC
best manufacture;
RACKG AMMON-B CHESS; o..
PHOTOGRAPH ALBU Ms ut all prices ana III AT
sizes: =,
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. superb assortment III
paper, IN cloth, in leather and IN imita'loh-
ivory bindings;
sCRAP.BOOKs, all sizes, qualities, ana priceS,
CARD ALBUMS for the preservation OF ihe
Christmas cards;
THE BRITISH POETS, from Chauccr 10 ichn,
son. with red lines and gilt edges-7oc. per VOL
ume: the same. IN full morocco, for SOU;
THE CHATTERBOX for 1881, only 7oc.cach'
JUVENILE BOOKS at low prices.
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BY wellington Goddin & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF THAT
~ VERY VALUABLE AND PRODUCIlNE
REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND. on MAIN AND BANK SrREkIS;
AND BETWEEN ELEVENTH ANDTWELFIH
STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF inc thancTiy
Court of the city Of Richmond. entered ON the lst
dav of December. 1881. In the case of Johnston
against Pickett. Burwell, &C.. We shall, as special
commissioners thereby appointed oier Tor sale al
public auction, on the pre- m'cs, on
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BUCK TT AIS,
BUCK TT AIS,
rs.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LwE-iv,-...,.
COMPANY.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Unitol .t... r.
tiict Court for the Eastern Ds,iic' ~ ~"
entered I'm the above cause NoEcmhsr L. i,'
win proceed 10 sell, at public auction. .. .i'
premises. on
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at 4 o'clock l.. NJ. tie ahOyc-dcscribcd III Nl.lf
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. occupied ].
nrs. ID. j. IIarlsoOk The dwelling, ban VIII
great care OF the best material, cohtGhh ven.
6ue-szed rooms. besides bathrooms clpei. At..
large kitchen. stable. and cariagc-h0u-
The LOT fronts 6O feet ON the south $40 ~ Ora
street. and runs back on the east sue 81 f"''i''
street so feet - Wide alley.
TERMS: one third IN cash, and q credit ny i''i,'
month, for bond, with Interest from a.. "i ~
A. 10 "A sum with the cash plymomtl suHiri. pr i'
nav about $1,000; the rsi tue n tn pure ii'-'-
money at two and three year, for bnnf-' I'D u li-
tercst from day of sale, payable annually 900" il'.
retained until The whole puFcha,e-innhtt - ii't
and a conveyance dircctedby The Court.
GEORGE =. 1T NDiai-
NJ M.EIiIIAM,
JOHN Dl MOP.
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SATURDAY, DEcEMBEn 10. L. 81

tiict Court for the Eastern Di.ific' ~ ~"
entered IN INC above cause NoFcmh'r - l.-f
viii proceed TO sell, at public auction 80. -,
premises, on
SATURDAY, DEcEMDEn 30. t.-l
AZ o'clock i. ~. the following pro..-f, ,,..
certain LOT or PARCEL Or LANj vii
BUILDINGS thereon, Ia thc city 10 H...-..,i
Va, at the northeast corner Of Ma,a a.f N-
streets, fronting on said Main .iraaf ~ De-.
inches, and running back between ur.ii.I t
100 feet 60 an alley IN common feet gf.. ''''
The BUILDING covers the entire If.. .t .,
lot. and is four stories hiRh above u.e 81 Do ,r,..
stores. The Improvements were all .n. .. joy.
The war. and are Of the most sulet3lf.I.
the foundation of granite TIC froHr o. i..a.,..l
no expense whatever was spared iuti..I.. d. . l
building, which Is one Of the mos o.t... '.
costly in the city.
There IS attached 10 the building PEI. rrFy,
TOR. run by hydraulic power Of fln ...f Z.
proved patent, and the whole proml. slr t,,....
In the most thorough manner with ga,, .'.l.l.
cts. sc.
The property Is now rented o. fret cl,.t ..,..
and + one Of the bcsi-payins piece. ot ..., ...r
In the city.
THE TRIMS will De one fourth ca.h :'. ...,....
I'm oqtrtl insfalmcnts IN six. twelve. rrd .. .i-.
months, negotiable notes o. De- given 'rt.r r.r.
chaser for the deferred payment. With .r.,r.-
added. and the title retained boy ihc Court s.fI-r
the purchasc-moncy T. paid. or. az ulc g. 0.auiu.
purchaser. the caslwil Doe received aul l.,le.,.,
at once. AtBlN J.. BOILN iRF.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. Aucuoncer.. l.W
BY Frank ID. hin & Co..
Real Estate Agent, and kucul1.
HOS Main street
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
AND
OTHER IMPROVED PROBE.
or
CHURCH hi.
At AUCTION
BUCK TT AIS.
IS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON Irr-L N.u
COMPANY.
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.rarIox ADMINISTRATORS Days.
by Jno. r.. Laughton, Jr, Auctioneer'
1905 Main street.

1906 Main street.
v1rJRNITURE, CARPETS, ORGANS,
II sTOyEs, &C. At AUCTfON.-On
THURSDAY THE 8rT INSTANT,
nj 10 O'Clock, will sell Il my anctioii-honss
L ALEXANDER FRENCH ORGAN: cTlgina,
cost 5000. bought by Fifh-Strect German
Lutheran church: contains eight sets OF recds
OF %, octaves each. now in good order
/ PELOU'rET & PELTON FAMILY -otHh y /.
/ UEEsSING-CAsE COTTAGE CiiAmDEt
SUIT tc0mpctcl, I'm good order: ~.
1 WALNUT MARBLE-IOP SlDEbOAHD' city
ryCFLi,ENT FEATHER-DED;
ssis ~ HOLSTERS and PILLOWS:
TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARIEIs
COOKING. OPEN-GRATE, and ShLf-f ED
ING STOVES:
lfAITRESsEs-IIal and Shuck;
1 set FORN-SCAbES;
TABLES, CHAIRS, &C. &C. ,.,, NOR, ,,,r
sale of CROCkERY. DECORATED TOILET
and TEA-SETS at II o'clock. ,.,,,ro,- T.,
do7 Auctoncer
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EOR CHRISTMAS.
BUY NOW!

BUY NOW!
GET YOUR CHOICE,
AND AVOID THE RUSH
LAST WEEK.
MCCARTHY,
BOOKSELLER
AND
FANCY GOODS,
9l6 MAIN STREET.
FULL STOCK OF
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS CARDS,
ELEGANT LEATHER GOODS.
WRTTING-DEsKS, WORK-BOXES,
ODOR CASES, JEWEL GASES,
GLOVE AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ,-,, -.
CIIILDREN's BOOKS, GAMES; BL0Cks' &c;
PURSES; P Srd, I9t n sRorIs
LN'-TABLETs:
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING
CASES.
PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP-BOOkS;
FINE BOX PAPERS;
FINE OLINE-WOOD NOVELTIES,
CARD-CASEs WRISTBANDS;
FINE LEATHER CIGAR AND CIGARETTE
CASES;
EASELS. PANELS, FRAMES.
and many other goods now in stock and more TO
HANDsoMELY-HLU Illustrated POEMs-all
styles OF binding;
ALL THE POETS. from soc. t. SlO
PRAYERS AND HYMNALS-all sizes and styles
BIBLES HlMN-BOOkS,
REVISED TESTAMENS, RELIGIOUS HOOKS,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF TRAVEL.
JUVENILES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, selected
especially for my trade, by Robinson Crusoe.
Esl, st. Nicholas, Kate Greenway, Mother
Goose, Dv. Watts, CaldecOtt, Rosina Emmett,
Charles Dickens. and other distinguished
friends Of the children. including Hans Chris
tian Andersen, Grimm, and old Mr. Robinson,
of the Swiss family.
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BY virtue of decree II tho United >ftr. ni.-
trict Court for The EasfCm district of hlr.ui.
entered IN the above cause November -. i-e 4.
viii proceed 10 -cll az public Arcii %, o. prone
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Feeling confident that a call willwcll repay any
who desire 70 purchase Holiday Presents, we ex-
lend to all such a cordial invitation.
ia YANCEY & CO..
doA.codts II12 Main street.
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,rrrnsoS ( Co. AuetIoneer..

kPPERSON & CO., Aucliohecre.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF LARGE MD
n VALUABLE TRACT or LANDIl ~ ~
CUMBERLAND AND BDtklN0hAAi coy ~
TIFS-The undersigned, assignee Dt f.- 200 D.
J0nes. bankrupt will sell AT CumieriinI '...'-
house, al public auction, on
MONDAY, DECEMBFR 20. l-~l
that being court-d1y, the LARGE l..'' ''
LAND formerly Owned by Joseph j. i'i.
tanning
ONE THOUSAND AND TNENIt- ="
ACRES,
being i'm Cumberland and Buckingham
soy,n miles from Cumberland torrth' 1i
teen miles from Buckingham Iourihoi~- i
Ing the Lands Of John 4. Pages estat t.. 'l.'
There g. q large proportion 81 good i IT'D .'
tract and q line body " crtch-no. 'om Us. ..,,
II desired the tract will BE- divided il'' ''
more parcel. 10 suit purchasers. ......f
\ survey and plat Of ,aid land Nil Do.
ON tire day Of sale. , t... -fr.
TgVMS OF SALE viii lc one fourth in ''
purcbaso-mOncy and a. ~ TIE rc-.d9t ul ..,
Of one. two. aud three yc1r-, "iuA4 Iii 49,
b with Interest from .alc, the purchase I, -i 81
table notes with int rcst added ihu t.. IN
tanned until the whole purchaser. ~ ~
Assignee 81 Joseph l.. Jonr~' .,'"'''
nO27-cOdlUt
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CHURCH MI
At AUCTION
BUCK TT AIS.

PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON Inr-h-a,p
COMPANY.
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BUY NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH HERE
AFTER.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Freight Sent North.

Tie Utah & Northern have sent north the
following freight: Sebree, Ferris 81 White.
Dillsn, 105 sacks OF dried fruit and $50 kegs
OF pickles; j. I. Dodge, Mullen Pass, 2 care
of tunhelling machinery; Kinna & Jack
Helena, , ears Of stoves; L. W. Foster IL Co.
Butte. go sacks of sugar; Fl. h. Parchen,
Helena, 10 bales Of wrapping paper and 223
rolls of roofing paper; l.. c. Fyhrie, Dillon:
$500 rounds Of groceries and 100 kegs Of
pickles; a. Laurice & Co., Bozeman, 12(
sacks Of dried fruit; J. W. Lowell, Dillon, :
cars of wagons; Continental Oil & TransPor
tation Co., Butte, : cars Of oil.-Ogden Pilot
Nov. 10Th.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Meeting Of the School Board.

At the meeting Of the trustees of School
District No. l, held lass night, it was nnsni-
mously resolved that the trustees would take
no action il me matter of authorizing The
repair OF the new school building At present,
After an agreement in writing had been
urawn by legal advice, the contractors migot
go oil and make thu repairs according to the
plans and specifications already submitted.
utthe trustees would then be governed by
the opinion Of the conmittee already ap.
pointed, and would accept the building only
on condition that this committee approved il
IS a perfectly safe job.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
FAITH, HOPE AND CHARITY
Meaning the Three Butte Hospitals
County Patients in their New Quar-
ters.

Likening the three hospitals to the three
graces, it may be fairly said that the Work
insmen's represents Faith, in that Drs.
Holmes & Hendriekson having an abiding
confidence in their ability to vindicate them
selves and their hospital in the eyes OF the
public. .r
The Miners Hospital represents Hope, that
its present satisfactory condition may con-
tinue. .
And last, but by no means least, the new
Sisters Hospital represents Charity.
On Monday last five county patients were
removed frsm the Workingmen's Hospital to
the care of the Sisters, under the contract re-
Gently made by the County Commissioners,
which was published in the MINER some ten
days since. The patients thus removed were
as follows: Krangsl, suffering with perihep-
alilis; Smith, paralysis; Hennessey, typhe-
malhrial fever Emmons, chronic coxalgia
Ryan, Phthisis. We are informed that these
men when removed last Monday, stated vol
UNFAIRLY that they wore afflicted with vermin,
aud desired a change Of clothing. This was
furnished by the Sisters to those who did not
nave All extra quantity Oh unQsrWeAf. incTc
are no others at present in the Sisters Fl os-
pital, but the building is now handsomely
furnished throughout and ready for the re-
cepticn Of patients generally. The rooms
have already been described in the MINER,
but only actual inspection can convey an
idea of the air of exceeding neatness and
comfort which pervsdes the entire building.
Handsome furniture and carpets meet the eye
every whsre, and above all all abundance Of
pure air and sc DDS blessed sunlight" so oft
EN- the best physician to be found. The coun-
ty sick IN the Sisters Hospital will be under
tho care of DR.. Thompson.
Thc fever patient was put in a comfortable
room by himself, and the other four into a
light and airy ward, 14x5o fves.
The furnace is working well, and keeps the
temperature cftle entire building At a healthy
and comfortable degree. The Sisters still
have additional farniture on the road, three
dozen bedatesds and three dozen chairs
which were shipped to thsm the 18th of last
month but have not yet arrived. They have
succeeded in making in Butte an attractive
home for nvalids.
In the meantime there are still Thirteen in
the Werkingmen's Hospital-iive of whom are
county patients. Some OF the latter va are
informed were unable to be removed.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
LITERATURE AND ART.
As Illustrated in the Century Mag
azine.

The contemporary literature and art Of the
United States have long found their best ex-
ponent in the magazine 60 we'll known as
Scrsbner's Monthly. This statement will be
rssdily understood by those who have kept
pace with the wonderful development-Al-
most creation Of artistic wood engraving I'M
der the auspices OF that periodical. Through
the courtesy of Richards x erik We have
been supplied with their earliest number of
tho Century, which succeeds to the we'll
earned honors that an existence of eleven
years heapod on its predecessor, Scribner's
Monthly. With the last issue of Scribner
its editor in chief. DR.. John G. Holland,
passed away, by a fatality all the more re-
narksbIe, as the names and flames of the
magazine and its conductor have been so long
and SO Intimately associated together. By
reason of tie established custom which au-
thorizes the November numbers of monthly
magazines to be printed about the middle of
October, we receive here in Butte the No
vembsr issue Of the magazine made famous
by DR.. Holland, nearly = month after Or.
Hollands demis", yet not containing the
slightest alluylOp 10 MS SICKNESS or uealE, 1or
the reason thai it left he press before that
sad event. .
Among the contributors TO the present
number are men too well known 10 warrant
mora than a mention Of their names. Fir.t
of all, the "PriEce Of the Stage" Salvini
whose recent triumphs in the principal cities
Of the UnlIed States have made his name
honored in America as in ltaly-contributes
an original article on his own Interpretation
Of Shakspere's greatest creations. The
brilliant young American painter, Millet,
contributes an artistic and scholarly descrip-
ton, with drawings, Of the costumes used in
the representation OF the Greek Play, at
Cambridge, Mass.
The great painters Of tropical and Eastern
life, Fortuny and t~iegnAult, are represented
by those delicate and wonderfully ingenious
wooacuts fer which Scribner's has long been
famous. But lack Of space forbids q de-
tailed mention Of every article in this most
attractive number; the student, the artist, the
humerist, the poet, and the novel reader will
each find in its conssnts something agree
able.
Or page % of the editorial supplement
will be found an entertaining history of the
rise and development Of woodcats in Serb
ner's Honth}y.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Butte Buildings.

since ihe school house question has been
a. hated the public atiension,'s beng direct
ed To the s~afencss Of many of tho new build
Jugs which have been recently completed ana
are now going up. The widest rumorS AVE
been sci stloat as to the Insecurity CT some
structures which have heretofore been re-
s.rd1d as the future pride OF Main ana Mon
t.pa sire is. |. is well enough to Keep Il
strict watch over all municipal matters whlch
concern lnc public safety, but wien a genera
excitement is once aroused on any such suo-
iect there is always danger Of It's gong 10 eA-
,reu,es. There is TO reason 10 uouo' Una'
there are careful and reliable builders, ma
Sons and contractors in this community. As
long as such buildings as the Sisters HOS
initial are turned cut complete by Butte me-
chauics there can be no just reason to dlspar-
age homs labor and skill.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Neighborly Ceurtesies.

viii the Helena Independent be krid
enough to designate exactly which ono or
ones of tae Butte papers t alludes to in the
following paragraph published in its issue OF
Nov. 18Th:
"Butte papers are still rampant on the rail-
road question and continue to g!ost over
the importance Of their own town and to be-
lictle Helena. The eyes of those editors are
constructed on the opera glass principle,
They turn the large end Of the glass toward
their own excellencies and the small end
toward their impertections; and pursue ex-
actly the opposite course when speaking OF
Helena
And in tbs following, published in its is
sue of Nov. l2th:'
at is an easy matter to edit the local page
of r certain Butte paper. The paper re
ferred to has in the last two months stolen
eight columns of local reading matter bodily
from the Independent and published it as
original"
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Freight Sent North.

Tie Utah and Noy.ltu has sent moth
the following freight: l.. ". Foster q Co.,
Suite, 30 cases OF canned goods; Sebres,
Ferris Is Wnite. Dillon, 2 CARS Of wagons
aud 1880 pounds of groceries; $. R. Bu-
ford Il 90, Virginia City, 500 cases of oil;
Butte Hardware Co., Butte, PIP bundles OF
iron; Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.., Elackfoot, $50
sacks OF chopped feed; Pa,chen ~ D'Acheul,
Butte, Is los Of PAINT; uafry D'Acheul,
Helena, 100 case. Of Gil; Logan Board OF
Trade, Logan, . GAIA Of vagon'.