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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
HOW 10 Make 81 Good Cup OF Coffee or
Zen

i 10 sn every cay inquiry. The great want hs
IN stste of Turhy and porloci i m these bichlv
pti@ed beverages. These results can only be-
oD:snen by preparing the cotl.o in a vessel thst
prevents al ecspo Of stei IN or flavor, and in
" %ntca me 5tvtrsgo is made By Infusion instead
" pe, .. such NO of4r you in the ideal
!ion, pretty in design, highly po! sheo and m ado
OF the 0cst in ported til. Tkore is nothing "a
gel cut OF Grdrc End they arc reasonsblein ptica
STAHSBUEY ~ BRO.
g. Doa!ora in Stoves aud 1iaWaro Aiera.
Send Tor descriptive prics list. rnhlS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
sscshcrs! Mothers Methers,l,

Are you disturbed ct night and broken n, vour
rest by a sick child suffering End CRYING with
tho eIcruciatins psin of cutting toe;h? II so,
gost oncs and get 6 bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S
SoOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will rolieye the poor
little sufferer imm edistely-depend upon it
mere is no mlstsko about it. There is not =
not toll you at once thu: il will regulate the bow
els. hnc give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to tho child, opesstinS like magic It ia
perfectly safe 20 use in ell cases, and pleasant 70
the taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and b6st femslo physicians and nurses in
bottle. Mil
"oi LfkE2SI,cIT..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

Bargains in the latest alyIcs of spring goods
this week ct d. Ruben K Co.'S Boot and Shoe
House, No. CS kirg street, next doc, TO 81,
StrsuJs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

- IHE ALEXANDRIA CANAL CASE. -Juase
robert w. Hughes, of the u. 8. Circuit Court
icr tois DISTRICT. hiss informed tho counsel for
tne c'sy 10 the Alexandra Canal case. Mcssrs.
n. Aemper. John NJ. Johnson. and Judge
Charles IL. Stuart, that. alttrs careful exami-
nation OF the record 10 tn, case. be has decided
to cVerrule the demuIers, general ard 81, ciaI,
HE'D by the city to tho bills Of complaint. A
doclsion, sustaining tho demurrer wculd bsve
virtually ended tho suit. but tho decision bcirc
unfaVorablo tho city will have to file an aogwer
to the bill OF complaint Of the Uoitod States,
and the case will probably como up on lis meI-
Its at the July term of the Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

COUNTY COURT Tho March term CT tho
County Court, Judge James Sau9atcr presiding,
comncrc'd at tho CID Court House, 10 this
city, TO day.
10 rutSI.nol OF an 40. Of che G.oeraI
Assembly, approved March 4. 1850, the Ooutt
ordered sMci.l elco:icn to bo held il lhs
stVoral school districts OF said ooun.y, at tho
usual voting places. on the fourth Thurslsy in
May. to d:odo the question CT disttic: Ioyy fer
the support of pubic FREQ schools
Tho resignation CT Stephen Il. Wibsrt
Superintendent ct the Poor, wss resd and
seccepted, aud tho Ccur; appointed W. W.
Palmer to FL tho vace1oy
=, Com. ~. Lawis Cox; Indicted fox rape ::
Edmund Burke for Commonwealth. aud LION
ara MarbuFy and q. h. Stuart fr defense
lary sworn and casa 10 Irogtcss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

a DOCK FULL OF TBIEYzS. Tho Msycr's
ohcs presented ap Interesting eccr this morn
log. There was piled up 10 oao c:rocr let o!
oid iron, aid 10 another cornor was q GOOD OF
chcseoF. A large crowd of spectators Was slso
present, and in tho dock vera feue nosrocs,
TOPIC s,Dtlog youth, manhood and old sge, 90
follows; William Henry Harrison, q rieus
locklng,so taikirg Old mar, as tlsck ss ebory,
who was arrested carly this morning with a
bag OF ship yard iron. we'g ting from $50 to 800
ncuuds, on his back George Wuoder, and
George Henderson. charged with stosIirg
chickens from Nj. VIM. Cox ; sd Philip Tay-
tr. charged with breskieg open stable wiz
dow 10 tho alley in the r,ur of Msior Herbert's
RS dence. on tho corner Of Royal and Duke
streets, FOR the purpose Of stealing chickens
HsEriscp, who did not Know the name of tho
man who WAS ~ilh hin when he stole tho iron,
was ordered to r!c,iyo 80 lashes, which tho
Mayor thought would stimulate his memory.
George Wunder wSs convi,!ed ofsseslirg tho
chickens from Mr.. Cox and Selling them to
colored msn namod Colo and Others for Is conts
plecs, sod senterced TO receive SO lsshts
Tho charges against Henderson and Taylor
could not b, sus.siaod. although Taylor is
Known 10 DO notorious snerk thief, ard they
were discharged.
when the two negroes sentenced to receive
- lashes etch wore whipped they msds tho
nelghborhood of polio, headquarters rescued
with their screams. A good many of The nl--
groes arc under the impression that tho whir-
PIN: post has boon abolished by their roatjus-
ter friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

sTOH THE DHAF.--We hava received snI-
~ ply Of the American paGt,phones, Il ,sibla
tubes; as' .laD:naBs Au,icles, 3 recent ,nvsn
tloH, MADE OF ~ nrd found 10 bs very ts.irf4c-
tory We will ee piu.scd t. e1hih; anv nr a.
Hb!ys to parties who map b., interested.
mh25 s. y. !iHEDNEATEk & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
4 | y II | FlSni FISH
u hp. E, PRICE & Go.
nts,orein

Il = y II A n u SAl.ThD FISa,
FiSh received daily from tho 6.hinp sborss m
me fotomtc and euoplied to copsumSrs in nnsn.
nies TO suit u:her f:esh or ssl.od by o1petlenc.
Stalls Nol. 2 and 2, City Market and Fish
house NO l. Corporation Fish Whstf.
snteed. guar
Cur brand OF BARKELRD FISH has ,lpsps
STOOD and viii c>atioue to stand No. | in ib :,
market. " y" III :
mh3-2m 0k0. &. rR1CE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
"BL 4K-DRAUGHT"
ana lever impossible.
For salo BY X. s. Les dhastar e. H1n

NJ Messr'; D. Ruben & Co. bsvs opened at
NO. 6S A'ng street, next to Il. Strkus,',
new Boot aud Ssoe Store, whcre they will keep
q lsigh Eni Varied sock of goods. to which they
ihVHc tue atlcntioT Of the pabIic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

I'VE EXTENDFD. Tho 90: recently passed
~ tho Legislature amending tho act relating to
the assessment of lands and os, eipos all
persons who feel tfat tho asse!a Dcnt Of their
Ir'p'r'y Is too high, iigo moptts in which to
earr yto tho c%utt 10 have tho matter remediod.
ma acs provides that ATTY person faeliog as-
grlVtd by the assessment of his lands or lois
may. upon giving wri:tou MOTTO, to tho ts ,essor,
Hr,-in tho o7eot that thore is a vacancy in thst
oh9e--to toe CrmDonweallh's Attorney, apnly
20 the o'e,t at tho Il -, -, h, Ct S h
'sIm s'tcr ths pass.s' ct Tie &c. to hGv, The
assessment Corrected; that the curt 81 al g, :.
pnnt competent freebooter to examine and
report at the next term of tho curt the true
vsiuo OF tho property that if tho court shall
DC satisfied that the assessment is too hi.h it
snail reduce tho Same; aud that all srci A.
rl!cAtlons shall have precedence ever al lbcr
Causes pending in said court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
FISH DEALERS.

CTIUs TOTEE W. DYER
~ & CO. No. % S Royal street, have new
on hand and will continue to Lesp during this
season. vhriec ~ sorin,ant Of Fre;h Fish. w.
SaAD, RUCA. WHITE and YELLOW
The public is respectfully solicited AS we have
nrosen tha monopoly, Fish cleared ard ds.
llysred FREQ. Give az /. call. mh,h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

A GRICULTUBAL GOODS-JAMES Z.
a CARLlN & SONS. GO King ST., would
call the attention OF farmers and merchants to
their full and complete sttcf of POI. Steel Plow
Plates. Hsrrow Teeth and Hsrrow Testh iron
Z and I'M Shoyos, Srades, Forks, Hoap.
Rakes, &c. 1oh9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

PATRNT STKKL WIRE HALg TIES, for
l. Diling hay. straw &c, for nao n, lowest
market ratas by
Jas. r. GARLEN g CONS.
mhe4 G3Eirrs &C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27
UlkGlNlA: In the Clerks Office { f Fairfax
v t'cnlt Court, Fairfax g. H., Va, March

Il
" ti'cnt Court, Fairfax g. H., Va, March
- l--2
Neh'y DUvall, trading az Henry Duvall S. Co -,
-; Eleanor NJ. koar. Abram l.. KoOn O..
w. Bu2't trustee, Frank l.. trsmhall, ,rrs-
MUs.cCs Alfred Econ, sarah koon FrIv,t
t,oineIia Econ Frev.t and Jane Kocn. In
thanCcry. 80
Memo The ohe:t of this s.li! is to subjec. the
.'.H Nl HE ce'ondsnt, Elesnor Nj. koou, to the
.syment Of Judgment in favor of complainant
against Tor for $3.50 ard IS 50 costs. tap
,ra!1g ty affidavit flied that Of the above
Tamet t"ilndsn.s. Frank l.. Bramhsll, trustee.
~: ~ osfna'd sid Jsnes $. Edwards, trustee 5
?s':ol Noon. Sarah Koon Frevit, Correlia
tlVta ficVit, and jsne Koon, are nor residents
=, NE ntasc OF Virgins. it is ordered that they
c, gVs' EcEc within one III onth sitter due publ.
. ,, y, hetoot and d. what ia necessary 10 rrc-
-, ,t .ae'' interest in this behalf. Tcsig:
-"'-'-' ~ dSO. w. GRAHAM, OK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

FISH RFpORT.-Small lots OF fish arrived at
Fishtown from Occcqusn Bay yesterday even.
ing and this m orniog, and sid high as follows:
Shad $50 per hundred; herring S25 per thou
sand; rock and perch S6t45 cts. per bunch
yellow perch and mullets 25 c,nts per bunch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27


Z hAbA3TlNK-Superior TO Kalse nine: a
'a: = "a'u7a! ms.erisl for finishing walls and
I,rnxs 'esGy Ijr uso by adding hot wster can
.r "n , and applied ty any ono with an ordi.
Tst.r "Iste Tssh bru,h. II constitutes & per-
SOTp iII.i'G RS initiating with pRster. and will
: $500, OfF. Prepared in pare while and
: 10y q besu!iful tints. Sample card of
g.,r, HlseI to any az dress upon application.
AL 10" no . boxes 81 10; per box for the white
ccT.. .-G St' oo1 ier the colora. One box will
49,, =" iIIsIo feet, two coats. No charge for
lang o. shipping.
nh JANNEY & CO. Druggists,
.--- Eos. 70 and 49, King st.
li.H'A nRAUGHT, or Liver Medicine,
yr,,l' ..:Ed dsl!y in the Gazette; q moot
lion ..t 'h'edicino fer l,y,r complaint. irdigas.
Each w. 1c.cscn". &c; in bottles ST TO, snd 81
0tVn ns .a esch - bottle we present a fee ma u
s,pi,s N",.V3 Hsa!ca. Stmpioi can DO seon tip IN
:. \. $. LEADBEATgR & BRO.
ID esrt 81" 'I COLOR, in sample vials. at 10 etc.
s,cp:,,n...''" N pottiei at rs cls., to. and 81
.4va.. a't':''a ihs! we hsyn been selling for
Ht f.se ~, AID known ~ b3 prioctly safe
,.iv, a G " 'S''H or tmell. We nave just re-.
nh "'u'i suariy
49, n. i" y. l.BADBEATER s. BRO.
/ CT rnM Ri-Lnbin's Hrtr,cts Gsr,nsn
Tab Liz bay Rum. K1tract Ct Jockey
sobtipy ,o o. mo Valley az Glo,ioaa, the last
:;sst new ana delightful rerfumcs, It's, 70.
nh
-, KS LgAUREArEs q BRO
Y h,ya ,on. la WIN GRASS HEED-W i
hahaveh eog aIeT iutl supply from LAnIrelh.
"'hkn yjv., ling tae we for sev ersl ears,
hts h"i, general satisfaction.
bpr, h. :. LBADBEATER &c BRO
~ Du+t m nt BLANK BOOKS com h:nsd
liz IL cbcs "n1 ff,$s Board Covers Something
ETY. ''fi'iia r'par Blank Books
N.,r------ ROBERT BELLS SONS,
~ B.sc S AND SPIKES, Galvanized and
AiE '"t ard wrought. wholesal and re-
IT. JAS r. CARLTN & SONS,
IS KiGg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

o.NGh-DnACGt1i cures ccstiYe-
ness and Sick-I lra;Iachr.
For sails ty 4. $. Lesdbexser Il Bro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

1EsTERD AY-RELIaIoUs ITEMS Tho
weather yesterday being bright CT clssr large
conerf 'tlons attended tho different churches,
ana In Inc sldrnoon the streets wero throngoi
with people. amorg thom being large number
81 Strangers The day wss observed as Passion
sunday IN ~ Msry's Church. In the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church Rev. j. w. Chickoring,
Js, professor 1t tho Washington Deaf and Dumb
hsslum, pres' ed in the morning. All the
oIlef puipl!s were ii led By tho resident clergy.
fev. Dr. Fiippe, alter preaching en- excellent
sermon in the Baptist Church, yesterday morn
ing, bspt2ad two children.
- inc Gospel temperance mee!irg. in tho Lasl CT
me hotorm Club, yesterday afternoon, was
ialGo'y attended. Tho meeting was sddres 5 adj
by Rev; Dr. Poulson ard Rev MIR. Hadley.
- Ihe SUI day School Quarterly Concert held in
ms first fresbytsrisn Church last night, was
largely attended. aud tho exercises wore .. a
Very Interesting character.
hey MI. Beadlo. brother of Mr.. Il. w.
Sesdie OF III city, will proich in The First
ie.h5t;rsn Church on the second Sunday i \
April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

>, PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Wioughbv, son OF
hev. MI. Wiloughby. of Ulic., N. Y. is here
on Vislt TO bis uncle. Judge w. Willoughby.
Af. Wliloughby, who has an excellent voic.,
assisted in The singing at the Sunday School
concert IN The Fns! Presbyterian Church last
night. and his services were highly appreciated.
lar. +. +. FRESHMAN is here from Now York
on visit to relstive' aud friends
:, MAJOR Georga Dull,y, Commissioner Of the
nHovenue, Is cotiiaed to his residences, on south
Frirfax street, by 3 severe cold.
W. Arpistead K. Mott of Leesburg. who
Tss quite Ill on Saturday. u.s. wo are grtt;lsd to
iesrn, much better and rapidly convalpscing.
1ho Christian Observer of Louisville, XIV,
says: Wee! Hanover rresbytsry, on the Sd
instant; dissolved the pastoral relation between
NeV: Or. stodders. who goes 10 Mexico, Mo-,
and The old Cumberland Church one OF the cid :.
81 IN Virginia. 1t is understood that Mr.. J
"; StaWiit at prasont oflhs senior clsss OF Union
IheoIegicsl Seminary, has been secured by the
csongfeEsll IN AZ sisted supply. MIR. Stewart is
"' excellent spirit and Ii 40 talents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT The ou,rtorlv
sacred concert OF the Sunday sch DOL of ina First
Presbyterian Church YVES hsld ia tina. church
last night. a large congregation wss present.
aid the exercises bearing on the subject of the
evening, Sowing the Seed" were gres.ly ep-
jnyed. BIZ. H. W. B:hdle I'D the singing, 50.
!i'ted by MIR. Nor1i5 Shuman with cornet.
OF the school. and short approximate sddrepsos
we're made by Heaafs. Robert Boil, sr., Il. w,
Besdle and ID. X. Stsusbury. Mis-, Annie Az.
new sang sWce,ly Sowing the Seed" sf.er
which Prof. George 4. Little gavo some very
instructive and entertaining illustrations on the
BIZ ckbosrd. The services we're concluded with
Praise God, from whom all blessings low.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

The HYDE & BRHMAN SHow.-The HIDE
& Bahman Star Specially Company arrived in
this city today, and will give On entertainment
81 Armory Hall to. night. This company !, said
TO be one OF the bass OF the kind on The road,
and the entertainments given by it are declared
By those who hsva attended item to be very
amusing The full company is registered at ths
msnsion Hcuse, and the manager says the same
performance that attracted such large audiences
in Washington last week will be given at Ar
mo,y Hall tonight. A good many reserved
seats have been taken by gentlemen who expect
TO be accompAnied by ladies'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

CABINET HOTOGRAPH FRAMRS from
~ l0c up; Essels &c to So, and PORTRAlT
FRAhRS ftcm s. 10 so at
TENNKSSON &CVS.,
Jh = ia King STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

~ E.cs AND SPIKES. Galvanized and
air cut ard wrought, wholes.l and "a.
Ill JAS r. CARLIN & SONS.
6S King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

SH1PPING TAGSI SHIPPING TAGsll
~ kecei 7sd this day full s.0cS ct Shipping
and Merchandise Tags. Also tho Dead. IccE
Tag. Bag Fastener.
mh25 RDBHHT RELI,S SONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-27

QUE LONDON OPAQUE WRITING Pa
" PER is the best paper for ladies Us, in Tho
market. We have full limo OF Fine Writirg
Paper With ELv alopes to match.
mt2> ROBERT BELLS SOAS.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
PERSONAL.

Col w. w. Botkin, of Butte, arrived In
Deer Lodge yesterday.
VIII. Dewitt, Esq, en- routi from Philips
burg passed through to Butte yesterday.
Washington Dunn, Esq, went to Missoula
this week TO look after railroad construction,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Mcfarland, Of the Nc
Burney House, arrived "Wednesday, and ex-
pect TO remain in Deer Lodge several weeks
Mrs. w. w. Higgins went to Helena Tues
day, taking with her little Louisa Neel, who
has been making pleasant visit in Deer
Lodge.
X. WATERBURY, Esq, rotund and rosy as OF
yore, had little business Ia Deer Lodge this
week and took Il me for a ple@ant call with
friends.
Mr.. j. r. Quigley came in from Blackfooi
yesterday. He says check for 81 900 would
not compensate him for the damage done by
the Blackfoot FIRE.
Judge Pomeroy, Grand Master of Masons
In Montana. was in town this week on his
annual visit TO the lodges In this jurisdiction.
He Is always welcome guest here.
MT. and Mrs. Wiley Mountjoy left yester
day afternoon for bridal trip to Salt Lake
City. Rev. John w. Mountjoy accompanied
thsn On his trip home, N far az Ogden.
u. 8. Marshal A. q. Botkin accompanied
by his wife and child came over from Helena
A few days since and tarried day or two In
rhis burg This was Mrs Botkin's first visit
aud we trust was an enjoyable one.
Mrs. J. R. Russell, Miss Belle Forbis and
Messrs. John r., James w. and William P
Forbis were in town yesterday, having come
down from Butte TO attend the wedding Of
Rev. Mountjoy and Miss Ella Irvine.
Mr.. J. w. Conn and his mother and sister
came up from New Chicago this week and
have located In Deer Lodge. The ladies In
tend TO open Q millinery establishment on
the Ant floor Of the U. 8. telegraph office.
Mr.. Harry Mcpherson, the popular sales
man In Kleinschmidt & Co.'s left on Sunday
TO make six weeks visit IN 81. Louis, Quin
cy and Chicago. He has been here some four
years and will enjoy glimpse Of the old
| home.
Messrs. Chas. s. Warren, Of Stuart, and
/ James A. Murray, West Deer Lodge, favor
ed us with their calling cards this week
| They formerly resided In Butte. They are
men of keen business judgment and their ad
dresses indicate the tendency Of public
| thought.
Miss Annie Larsen was a passenger BY
| Tuesdays coach for M issoula II is reported
here that Mr.. VIM. Hawley was To meet he'
| In Missoula, and thenceforth Miss Annie
would be Mrs. Hawley. We trust this y
correct and wish both abundant happiness
| Mr.. Hawley Is farming with Mr.. Marchior
near Bkalkaho,
w. H. Trippet, Esq, of Indiana, accom-
panied by hrs wife and three children reach
| ed Deer Lodge Tuesday, and will locate here
occupying the residence formerly owned b,
Mr.. Nathan Smith. Mr.. Trippet Is lawyer
on ability aud experience, having practiced
since 1871, sad being for four years Prosecu
ting ATTORNEY Of the nth judicial District o
IndiaA4 Mrs. Trippet is sister Of Mr.. Will
kennedy, associate editor ofths NEW NoRTr
WEST.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28


Mr.. Bannerroan, q special agent Of TIE p
0. Department, was in town Wednesday en-
route to MissoalsI investigating the project Of
extending the y. 81. mail service from
Missoula TO Spoken Falls. The route should
by all means DO established and daily service
placed on 1t. At present IL requires from ten
0 thirteen days for mail to pass between this
point and Spokan Falls, It going we presume
ola Ogden, Kelton, and Boise. This mail
should 90 direct over the line OF the N. y. r..
r. on which there are now 1000 or 5000
white men working west Of Missoula, and
where . number Of settlements are springing
up - the railroad Is built We had service
on this route for a number Of years at enor-
NOUS pay when there was really but little ne
cessity for IL. Now that there Is necessity,
and IL can be carried expeditionsly and
cheaply as the the r. r. progresses we hope
to see IL re-established and have no doubt
Mr.. Bannerman will SO recommend after he
has fully investigated the matter.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
valley Lods. No. Instisutsd in Deer Lodge.

On Thursday evening, July 10th, DR.. james
Thompson, D. 8. c., assisted by j. q. Evans,
d. Cohen, G. s. Shoemaker, and W. Pink
ham, Of Butte, aud DR.. owinss, 81. r. White
hin, j. H. Meyers, Harry Peterson, George
Finlayson, Richard Fisher, and r. Z. Hoss,
Deer Lodge. instituted Valley Lodge No. 8
K. Of r. Deer Lodge, Montana, and installed
the following officers 70 serve until January,
1855:
DR.. A. n. Mitchell, Past Chancellor.
DR.. J. II. Owinss, Chancellor Commander.
Thos. d, Rockwell, Vice Chancellor. kns
J. n. Meyers, Prslase. s ff MI
\ J. r. Stranhal, Keeper Of Records and Seal.
Geo. Finiayson, Master OF Finance.
n. @. Ward, Master Of Exchequer.
J. a. Farusworsh, Master ct Arms irs9
Charles Asplings Inner Guard. f3s.
T.B. Hso, Oatsr Guard. ss ssssN 81
This Lodge sfatu with nembeuhip a
sbout twenty-Ave and bids fair 70 become
auiss Strong. The Ordsr h sonewhat siml-
- % ~ nGaaoaie and Odd FslIows and
naln win tAsin among tie bensvolent -
Ua1tous. Their nsssings ars hold fsr IL
rrsssns In Odd Fellow Hall On Friday evesr
inu.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
MEN SCARCE IN MONTANA.
A Boar story and IN uddsr story.

A number Or eastern papers publish varia.
tons of the story about "Montana man
who was the expected bridegroom, who did
not put In an appearance, who was sued for
breach Of promise and came into Court with
the defense that on the occasion in question
he had been "treed by . bear and cou'dn'
get there.
omaha Herald Farm laborers are said 70
be 80 scarce In Montana that $40 and
$50 q month IL In vain offered for them
Farmers are forced to let their cows browse
about on the meadows with full udders, be-
cause they have not help enough to milk
them.
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MARRIED.

MOUNTJOY-IRvINE-A the Presh, terrain church,
Deer Lodge. Thursday. July "a, 1889, by Rev John
W. Mountjoy. Rev. Vile, Mountioy and Miss Ella
Irvine, both Of Deer Lodge N. T.
The PRESBYTERIAN church was crowded with friends
who assembled at 10 m. yesterday, to witness the
marriage of the Pastor Of the Christian Church at this
place and the excellent daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs E.
II. Irvine. The reverend gentleman Is congratu ated
upon having won beautiful and accomplished bride,
and to Ter the NEw NORTHWEST extends the will
ing wish that all the coming years may be as happ,
and bright In her heart as was the wedding morn
MI. and Mrs. Mountjoy win occupy the old home.
stead. N Etat an. ssr4a ..z.. ,..-l,0t
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pHrLIpssuRo PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Report Of the Month Ending July IS. 1871

Number of pupils enrolled, 80; average
number belonging to school, %; average
daily attendance, %; per cent. Of attendance,
so.
RESULT OF EXAMINATION. a
Names of pupils whose average standing
in the several branches Of study was above
" and less than d.
A Class-Irvine Bowie, 92; Maggie Con-
molly. 80; May Brown, 81; Hester Murray, 80
B Class-Alexander Fraser, 81; Jonas Han.
sen, 20; Walter Kroger, 30; Margaret MUIR
ray, 80; Eva Leavens, So; Lottie Pizer, S7i
Emma Shuh, 80.
Class-Fannie Bowie, o.; Jennie Fraser,
81; Henry weinstein, 90, Henry Kroger, S7i
Martin Morony, SO.
ROLL OF HONOR.
This lis composed Of pupils who have been
exemplary In their department., and whose
average grade In the several branches of
study was above 81:
A Class--Ichn Morony 90; J. T. Pardee 80,
Allen Bowie, 50; Edna Bowie, 50; Anna
Hansen, ID.
Class--Hans Hansen, 95.
d. d. wEYAEDr, Teacher.