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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
Cns.ssssssea nEssuaASTa.
yaT 4. JOHNSON & o.,
WHOLESALE GECCERS,
COhMlSGIOE MERCHANTS

And DealsTs in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have On hard GIBSON s Xx, Xxx, XXX
and PURE OLD RYE. OLD CABINET
and MOEOGRAA WHISTLES; e,so BaK.
GRe end T HON PSON's PUER BYE
WHISkIES, TO which hey invite the sttantion
Of the trade.
Orders from the country To- merchandise shall
roceivo prompt attention.
Coassnmants OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited: for which they guarantee tee
ai?hest market prices and prompt re;ur2s.
Northeast corEe. Of Cameron REd Royal s.s.,
.ieI.adris. Va. scp11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Mail. Southwark. connects At Charlottesville
with Ches. q Ohio &. B., East and West At
Lyncteurg, connects with Norfolk & West
ern h. f., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orlesas Memphis, Little Rock
| ind Texas-and at Dsrville with Richmond s.
DsnVille Z. r., to South end Southwest.
EIpress irsns connect with r. s. d. r. r Of
| panyiie Tor all points in South, South Esst.
Soushwast sud East
Express trains north ward make close connec.
| II N at Charlottesville for Richmond.
| Fast Mall connects nt Danvi.le to ell points on
| X. D. K. b., and Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo.
bile, New Orleans. Houston, Galveston and sll
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line Leave Al.
sxsndria daily. except Sunday, 9 IS .. m. and
| ! 09 p. M, and returning arrive at Alexandra
O. p. n: and i, y 20 . N;
except Sunday, Irriye e. Strssbnrg at II % D. m,
connecting with the Valley Road Rsst and
West aid st kiver fc. Luray. Leave Strssburg
5U p; NJ. arriving 81 Ale1andria a. s IS p. m.
lSlCN Leaves Aie1sndris dsily, except Sun.
Day, ct 90 6. NJ, arriving ct Strssburg at Is
p. NJ, and returning leaves Strosburg At 526
q. m, arriving in Alexandria at 8 C5 p. m.
For Middleburg. daily Except Sunday coz
nection st Plains station.
For Upperville, regular connection 1t Della.
plane
For Washington, Rapp,hanncck, daily con-
neetloa. except Sunday, at Culpeper.
For WAkRENTON, leave Washington st
IL and II 20 a. n. daily.
All trains make good connections, st Wash.
lngton, to and frc.n orsh and West.
HT Atlanta sleeper leaYes Washington ut
~ 8, NJ, racning through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
aud lha:leaton, s. O.. without change, on IL 20
p, m. train.
Pullm, 40 Sleeper between Greensboro and
AQSusta' On on ~ II. connection.
Marks Adj Unstable Chair Cars are run on Niaht
AIMS between Washington and Danville.
Through tickets at loves! rstes 10 all import.
Mt points in the UriId States.
Mail Trains in both directions make close con.
nectlon at Fran klin junction TO and from all
points on Franklin Division.
Full man Sleepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlanta on Fast Mail,
EEECER SLAUGHTER, G. "A.
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.sKAIE5 FCE CHRIsTMsS PRE:ENTS
~ for sale g. low prices 8, So King sE, corner
OF Royal. By
decl4 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

CkIKT BOARDS! SKIRT BOARLSl
~ sill sizes Of the above ut
MCLEAN s. UELGES,
decl6 IS Xing street..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

GAGE-A large supply just received, whic b
- we are selling at low price.
dec9 q. s. LEADBEATER 8 BRO
l. decl6 j. O. NILBUkN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13
THE STEAaER
IOR

Carrying The Q. s. Meil)
Will leave her wharf, foot OF Prince street, CT
UE@uAYS, THU kSDAYS ard SATuR-
DAYS. 1T $50 O'clock p. n F., stepping e.
Fiaey Point and Point LOOKOUT going and re.
turning Returning leaves Eo.fois on WEI.
ESDAGS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
c'c.eck =. H.
SALI END WRITER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
Fret ciass fs1e to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
tok, y GO; Second class, each wey, $l5O; First
class tere TO rirey Point and Point Lockout
81 SO; Second class each way, IS cts.
Connects Al Norfolk with steamers fer Rich
moGd, Rev fork and Boston.
GEORGE AATTIEuLy, Supt.
P. 3. H00E, Agent. nnh26
EELAED & SSAeoAE3 OAsTlNs &C
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F0zG.EEC REVEx Ls.vDE.yGs.

0-I-'1 = az = II EN kSs ~ DAs1 US.
The steamer ARkOWSMITH lesves 7h ct
Wh,1t. Washington. 8: a m ard Ale1snd, rio
~ 50 a. IN EVERY MONDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY for all river landings.
On Mondays as far ns Nomini Ferry; on Thurs
day Aomiai snd Cu.Iionlso; on Saturday Cur
!ionsn snd iecnsrdtoan; colncc,s at Shop.
herds with E. f. Q. Is. P.
q W. RIDLEY. Gen Manager,
Capt JEo <. WocD Fl. 8 Pssa ; at rool5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

Il IE&INIA MIDLANE RAILWAY
JOaN s. BARBOUR. President.
On ind st:cr SUNDAY, Gec. 1e, 1881, Pa.
sanger trains will run IS follows:
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia A clvertiser
ETEAMERa
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
(IIM1TKD\

(tlAIIkU)
Beats ba!wcer WESH1E TON ind ALEX.
i UElA will lup promIty as follows. viz:
Leave Seventh street v hsrf at 40. 80 $50,
10 20 At d II 81 n. ard l. 80, ! so, 800 8 81
4 SO. 5 90 G 81 and I p n.
Leave Alex.r1.is st 6 CO, 7 &C, 8 80 9 So 10 80
sEe II 30 .. a., AID Il 90, 80. 23O, 3 so, 80.
S 80 sCt & so D. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-13

TgNHE WIN DSOB COFFEE POTl
a THE WINDSOR COFFEE POTll
We have JUS! received another invoice OF
Windsor Coffee Pots pronounced by all who
have used them 'ths best" We have been
selling ,hem for more than four years, ind ave
yet to hear the frat complaint. They make
coti,e by the only true principle. 1t boils and
dlips st the ssms time, thus getting the entire
strength. We have sold them to not only the
best house keepers this city but in oil sec.
lions OF the State For sale only h7
MCLEAN & UHLEB,
doc13 76 King s,rret
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sras,,.-. oT;,;, ,;,n n,f,, s-,,.
:, ,n'. ''ao ri'! suo e i'ilo9''
EGLa "a SsISstEss
Corrccs:r. ,.:.b a,-oh.,..; o,s
for Rostcn aiaans- -o Il. i'-s -I.e
az s1AS G-SHS
GvNRX ACEDa.I. WEDN SSnAY snd
FRIDAY. at o. o. clock Pom; returning leave
&oTtolk on a!:srnste days S. &. 90 y. III.
This ssannoa iron steamer has uat taen paint.
eornaeG 40 he rev. iafI9ed a2d
,fa,t h.nt ~, ~. p,tn"o $3.50" o. meil Us tGe
hsE ana IL tSe onI, S.oo-"-or w 90 "
nect;on T,iIb ,So Nsr w. TX SI pIs. C.ose con"
ma. sis, cHr 100 r.;in 80 hvsson s.eaHl
r.iI,o.d ;nss ontb stnns a, ,e p?M.Y pIg q
Y nN. MI JsN: ~ rciN1
Tor H. fa,i ana 49, hv,nS mo tetu a
rates of fn,N vii b. ~ fo;IIoSs. e'is oe'' i;''
FIRST ciass faro f. gnrtress Mo,,oo
foik 90 20. eocn9d go a. "a -. W. cue W.T.
p;nov Point a1d pH;ot go. - sn. .ste "
.,s.sE5 0'1' "'~ e'"' @'oEAo~S - w; Esc'lo
O-'1-'
Eysw ussw vnasE.
s.rr. - =, g,.,ro-r
ca 1' ~ nv :. - &'4'S1 SSife
NJ EhI FRIDAY Sc - No. and returning,
ieAye Ne2, So:s, from pier IL, Eat river, gY.
aHi 5AGU SDA Z, st ( O'Clock p. u.
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1lNEsS AoNR0I Aap THE SOUTH.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

In the niatsict Court Of The second Judi.
eial Dtelrict Of the Territory OF Montana.
In and 1De lhe County II Silver 0oV.
0e0sRe II. Casey and Patrick ]. prophy,
pleintins. W. John y. Given, defendant.
The Ieople o. the Territory o( Montana
se@l greestog n John q. Given, defendant.
Y00 orc hereby required - apDoaI 10 a
oetjon brought against you By the above
naa.ed p1etnttM1. ln The DlaeStcs CnuSt q
The 3ecOCd Judicial d. t1iet Of the TesTjtNgy
g Montana. 10 and Tor tho County At Silver
Bow. and % answer the complaint 1led
theseln, within ten days (excjaaivo q he
10y o. eefvice) after The oe1vico On you o.
SoSc eomono0ss u eefve0 V1t0lO . h county;
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

There h something pathetic In the
touch Of destiny which rules the ex-
istencs Of all oil country towns, and
which causes the best work Of an old
mans lie to 20 down into oblivion
after the lapse Of . few years. There
was grim SARCASM In the push and
energy and life Of IN oil region city
In the height Of its brief glory. Pit
hole, In Venango county, r. = strik-
ing i1l',stration Of the irony Of fate.
Twenty years ago the site Of Pithole
was covered with wheat fields aud
to-day waving corn and wheat and
flowers covered the same spot. But
between that day and this there arose
and fell one Of the most remarkable
cities the world hes ever seen. TWEEN
~ thousand people gatherd here in u
single year,, aud when the great oil
wells failed to pour out . torrent Of
wealth the gaudy theatres closed, the
mammoth hotels became tenantless
and the churches lost their worship
en-. Ranks, newspapers, stores and
Offices ceased 10 exist almost
- suddenly ~ they were call
ed into being, and the light aud life
Of the famous city went out forever.
To-day there Is but one voter In Pit
hole.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

Mn. Edgingtou, widow Of the late
Ar. Abs Edeington, who was known
b. many cd Nevada and California
ninsss, win open . boarding and
lodginG heuoe o. Eat Broadway,
West q Davis min, a The 9Th Inst.
The house = In The pIeasantest rart
q Bslte and ovss|eoks . large pse-
tioa Of the city and oil the beautiful
valley lying to the south. It b lazys
enoagh 70 accommodate 200
BOARDS. aud 100 jodgess.
It win b lhrnlhed In every Depart
meat with 1nt-class furniture and
every care Win b taken to give It
Tie appearance u Q home to these
whe become the guests Of the accom-
pllshed proprietor. Especial pains
will Be taken to make It . pleasant
ho1nelike ahode for families and for
al others who prefer ths quiet ola
neat, orderly, we'll kept house to the
noise, hustle and confusion Of Q
crowded city. The sojeurning and
travelling public would do we'll -
Try the Edgington Houoe. We ~
sure them they vii! not BE- disap-
pointed.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22
r1'=33fENHMHH:

- ". 1AsA = Dsr 1sasa nss
'1E36,sss' .3k31ss -
wlse ss0Qaay, q O. LeulD assiye1
= ~ ~ niOht bslbse ~.
II. Ja0sseo, ~ 18th huu1ee,
. =: :::::;;5;;;:S;;:;5 :: g; 8: g:
Ds1sso Hassis, ~ nsesa inpsstsr
.eGAlRo6sd soesk = nv d 1ul1e.
II t10s - belap . s0an bood q
thsgsaOAhgsd Aesa Thsy - q
fTp< sSsHa
II. Rsees J. DanAelyh, SsPsuso1.
AvNssns1btGg. KsnI lar 4 c.,
;1aaqhelpssD q sjsehlne, New
Yesk CIV; 1r. 4. q. Dast, sspso.
sdnliag II. ". Chg ! O., slslhisss,
Ch6a0os NJ. J. K. KsllsQI, gsqso.
son1lag ". v. 1s0e 1 c., bee1D
aod dboD, 0naha, aod INA Dealty,
Jr., segssssa(lag bed, Jeoo 1 ca,
W1oooooDo 0ooolhotuguGD q eoolbllR,
Q0ahA ~ = ~ slly.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

- Ggsae ~ vUt11 y thaakAsl b
Asva0Gae q ~ l0vo ~ tzuemso
= ~ e1np O11h ~ a e111a1.
h 1s11s16 u pes1l11e, - ID -
Jend0ns q - ~ ahsllag 81 glvs
0a0 Q 0oeoot bueinl We ~
anussl ths1 many sfssr yssag ~
M Ola1ly sxail tAsasslvss q thb
spgsstaooey - s8pssss thslR wan
V0potAy ~ ~ hsssavsd passa1A
lasl10 60 . - ~ gssuoa d
baoD1s - - hegDobaek, - . oeod
Voo0 yoa1 lso1b q vithin Q haodsod
yasds q ~ spst vIsss IT, 49, ~.
hoad. 1T. 0edhsy asA pasty Win
leave Walkeevil)o q : O'eloek -
eu1lay Assning. At lsast svssy
sthse uaa shs1l1 bevs . eee0 H.
Win hin, - . bae ~ y lsssa
aayvAsss % ~ guleh tebs ssasehed.
h 1et)e shoo Win ~ i0psine q
. beoeS tusk uPeo n, al ~ Ntt]s
ssmnanlD a elsthlnG 1boDd ase q
~ 4rn18 sDea ~ ~ a0ed -
mt ho00od them . Daod doDeslbod
eoeh Dloes, whieh . leving mother
- Ashiesed, Tie grsae team wslled
- u hi go. his vsies besans
Gheked with unetiao, and ~ slseqg
naa, Who WA have Willingly
bsavsd . theusaad deaths
- ssv6 hi dasllag, beeke
eo0plsts)y dewn. Itwas cd, ~ b
realise that hi little ooo had booo
tom b shrodb and devoured b Q
0vaGe beuto. Hi hGt nsouSuh6l
6nty = - hy ssa oalhss her b,eashed
beo0 and rsvessatly satomb ths0
0eaR thooo Il othee deod. Let thege
b - laek Il these 70 help the grief
STRICKEN passsts 10 perform theos 1T
I'D riteoL
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22
~ ~ 0Dssa.

WNhla ~ ~ ~ yeaD ~ W
pisosl ~ beee0e - sheap 49, e ~
beoa p1oeod d ~ handD q abeue
80 halfths beys ID ~ lasA. Il =
nssly sa))ed into ysquislljea ave -
~ s3egieD Isagth anA ~ that
Seassa ~ daagse ~ beea svse.
lsstea. 6bsstly al>se ~ ~ q
July 1oel, ~ nsvs ~ 1asbsd
SESSIONS ~ oe0tlns0t that six beys
~ did II Chissoe. . nsnbse II
vasjeas sths9 elties. nssth, soath,
sast asd vssk, fssa ~ s0keb q
lssk nv; saassa ~ wssnds inAistsd
WIKI ~ piste,s. 'Nethlag negs ~
bsasa q ~ dangseess llt&3s vsaess
Until . ~ days 80. vhs6 ~ nsvs
ssans that 90 boy b q Dsar Og6eo
aod tvo % oa3 Lake cry ~ dje6
fto1 ~ snme eoaDa. Yesteeday ~
AespaAehn aunsaDee ut thsss ~
beso - ~ than tvesty-ssvss lhtal
s.o q leekjsw b asa abeut Chiea-
@, ~ easssd - ~ ~ pls1sl II =
libsly thae b ethse loeallej0 ~
0ealh sa1e ~ . vim - ut -
esooI In view. Il thsse lAets + = ~
0uey q ~ outhoelta0 thgooGAout
~ Ind % peehiblt ~ ~ q -
daaGsgeas . ~. We ~ ~ svoss
~ any shil1 ia Nsa1ass - ~
Ten III esase, ~ ~ = - asgs-
nsot ID hvoe q allowing their sale
. sDeh oee6ooo1D ao6 6ootho aeo
nksly - eeeuR g my tjDe.
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oAA1D 1AO1DRI nXOU10loN
A ohanoo Aue lGontaniane 10 10
b Denver.

The Unioa Pacific Nsilrcod Com
pany ars ssUanising . grand sxeass'
ioo, - start ffo0 Ogden "a Tuesday,
Asgust nth, to Omaha o. Kassas
City, taking in Denver. Special
Mates fts0 Ogde. to Omahs vis Deo-
W and return, as. Tleksas viii b
god fbr tea days htom August nth
f6e passage 10 destination named On
ticket, thus allowing the holden ot
ths1e excurBioa tickets to stop over ct
s.eA points - they may desire. Re-
turning tickets Will b good for sixty
days ftoQ date AZ issue. Excursion
tickets win b seld from Butte 10
Deaves and return ~ @lll.S. This
win enable Nontanians to take In
The Denvsr Expasltioa 1t reasonable
mates. These y - DOUBT that many
Il The citise0s ofDutte and other par.
tjoas q The Territory win avail them
selves q the opportunity q cheap
tsavel that excussion Mates afford.
Beeths o. sleepess will Be extra.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

Edward Willis, . Sudbury, Mass,
miller, has 1t the presest tune . sew
en-tosd cat, which b rearing twosev-
en-toed kittens AZ her own, three red
o. "Serret" squirrels and . raccoon.
They are all together and the cat req.
ulasiy nurses the entire lot, manifest
Ing just - much affection and auxi-
ETY. for the welfare Of the squirrels
and the SAcooon - she does for her
own o0spring. The squirrels, which
are aboat Ave weeks old, regularly
leave the cat and 20 to the etlee Of
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

BUTTE, NJ. r., July q, l802.
The following are the whole.al~
prices paid by merchants aud hotel
keepers for the commodities enuu,er-
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every
Flour, Ruby Valley. xxx, >l.W
per cwt.
Min Greek, xxxx, Sam
percwt.
MIL Greek, New Process, tl.35.
Gallattn, g. Is per cwt.
Union Mills, New PrOcess. CRAM
Of the Valley, $8OO
Kuily Valley, new proceaa) t4.l5.
Union Mills XNXX Snow flake.
ol.M.
Utah Common, &s.75
Utah Choice. E;.:jO.
Graham, $4.lU.
Wheat PR H., =! ct~., fair demand.
Oats, 43.3S.
Eutter, PER H., ~ ctr.
Eggs, per dozen, 3O(~,:5 cts.
Corn Meal, H..
Beef, on fikDt, y cts.
Beets, b cts. perth.
Hay per ton, 4:7@a,.
Cheese, - cts.
Barley, $2.j(Ht2.75 per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, : cts.
Mutton, 8 cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per ID.
Veal, II cts. per h.
Chickens, - q 81 per dozen.
Wood, - e. ~. In demand
Rutabagas, 2 cts. per ID.
Potatoes, 81 .35(C 50 p cwt.
e'ausage, Is cts. per Ill.,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

Wsu1ss - aAellaasa.
Per iallIss ~ II - 1eaD Aew,
Ut . an0 ~ tco ~ " kO0w:
Wesk elto]ay.
Ard ever heep n eoaslant view
TIE paGA q 1sty dsiag true;
Woek sftoAAy.
UsWsvss hard + my see0 now,
VIA nsgve and psaek end solsma
voW,
Woek ou1the NY.
An step b. ~ The pselss win lsad
10 bglgh1se hofos and bettee Deod
II otter aay.
Nor yisld unto the tsmpbse's vaiee,
Truth, )eve and soastaoey the choice,
Weskiag COR way;
Thss viii eur llto . Iessoa psove
Of0uty, consistency aod love.
C6eesiag the day.
II after yeaeD with sl,ouldegs be0t,
Whe0 strength and lie are nearly
spent.
Ret sane regret;
Loek haek with peaee, look up With
joyt
The ed 90 bolw wishopt alloy.
Rest sans vegret.
r. II.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

TIE Psiekly Per senehnss, to
ovu60 . yeeoslooeo q d1bpoeeD ooout
Wa1se 1iGhts, 1eve termed - asDoeiar
tioo ard hind . uah - take enae q
the ditch ard see thot eoch man
viii 1lgAtD - IL ditch gels hi
ohoyo Of the Voeo1.
thee - 1(oaAsv evening . tiGht-Eope
Walkes NJ ead1y hust 6 thot lleoe
b a1D y0po beo6ki1l o00 1oet31G hin
llIl - the gToond, . Distance u logty
Il bggowiag noCe a1d 0eeo co.,
40 ~ ladiD VIE u theiP own
Aseaaakiag b havs vim 1gases
0a1s - ssdss; esPyiag their own
1gugss exaslly, and - thsse their
Ags0ss ~ 1l>ed and dsaPsd. q -
io0al1o 0viag q tine aod slysagth.
A lettse ~ been Seeeivedat Meth
60 Hael1e hoo6quo9ossD % thls ely
hen 0ooogol 0aaoGoe 8aopt, oea6-
ing thot Pyus60ooG vjtlag6 ~ i1vlted
~ Wegtse0 PyogD Asooe0at3o0 .
~ - annuol eo0vo0lle0 % ~
Notiooal Rask ~ yeo1; Joqosstisg
- tine - ootas GoSly ID A9gust .
Do1sib)e. Il = un6esstood t6ot Tie
invl1ntioQ - boea seeoplod, and
~ II. I'd. 0oooo ~ booo in
stsuclod % mako aIJangoDoote To-
~ tcanepssaaa1sa and eass Il ths
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-22

Nsssrs. DavidDoa L Co., Of Helena,
have contraeted with Gov. Potts loe
convict labor tag . period Il two
yean. They take not lsss than ten,
and Il = optional with them to take
two-thirds Of those In the peuiteuti
asy-say tosty. Fifty eents per day
b the co0t1set price.
A Northern Pacific surveying
party a.e near Benton looking out .
route ftom the Yellowstone 10 that
place.
The people q Benton do not want
boats put on the Cpoer Missouri, but
they Do want rallread connection
with Helena.
Gilmes L Salisbury have stocked
up and are now running the stage
line between Heleus and Boxem,an.
The Big Horn tunnel eaved in
while . train was passing through It.
It h said to have been badly con-
structed, and NOW Il never can -
made safe. It will have to be abon-
doned.
Helena b 10 have her dogs regis
tered and collared or killed. Owners
can take their choice.
The new town Of Billings has got .
postolIlce and the resjdents Of the
bang are cosrsspo0dinely happy.
The publishesy Of the fost and
Herald, 1t Billings, are rustlers, cure
enough. They are unwilling to
await the slow motions Of the tyne
settess 1t home, and In order that the
readers Of their Journals may have
the latest news they get their papen
printed In 81. Paul.
0lendive wants q bank. Miles
City has moro than enough bonks,
bat they are mostly of the kind
knoWn - faro tanks.
The Glendive 17sses gives the fol
lowing good advice 10 spostsmen
The game law In Montana h, We b.
lievs, the severest Of any ofthe States
md TesritosieA The penalty b
equally severe, aud We would advioe
III parties Wishing to keep out Of
lrou6ae ola sesious natule. to lsave
The game alone until The season \
opened by law, . ~ are authoeit-
lively Informed that Il Will Be strictly
enlbCeod.
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9Assars 0oaiqps.

9Aoo1Eo 0o0lquo.
TAenov thsatso 00oW6ed aGnin
~ aighk An sntiss ehaa0se q peo-
gsa00e was gjvsn, h vhieb III ~
- ~ nsv 1avegibse apPeased. The
~ stlGnlslsalagSf1 (lsL.st1sW Asa,
the1ev danoD @ HI Kalie In
bstia, ~ ~saoD asd dances q letls
Linz Ts6eR: ~ essieal Dsbsy
0ayIss, ~ 1sshls r. q obesi1aa
aad Mn ChEistise, ~ nisth-pso.
vskiag ~ - 1he0qse0, ~
seaQ q Mn HeWland, ~ nagni1-
ssnB hagiagsf Mn Kalns, a.A ~
ialm1lnhos 1eUaEd, Rely, Hall aad
BlDsabsd II thsir spseialtiss rsPsat-
ely beoaght ~ hooss dovn. Mn
Chs1seiss = . bsesti1sl jig 1aseef,
a0d Memga 0hesjdan and Rely aso
uoaslsseshabls n their rose. Thsss
NV soass win apPear at ResGhaw
HAN to-night.
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The Boss 0nAlpo 0eoey.

While . Babtist sunday school
Va n session out IN llIchignn. sev-
esal weeks ego, . snake esswled up
through . kn0t-hole In the door, stole
. eucher deck out Of the supestin-
tendent's pocketand wenthack again.
II was the third time that the snake
performed this trick, and some per-
soas out Of euriousity secseted them
selves In the cellar to &c what the
snake would do. After coming down
through the floor Il took the lat mack
and shutleled them up with the eth
en-; then appended . harrel and con,-
meneed playing solitaire. On being
killed and opened It WAS found to
contain full Get Of faro tools aud q
copy Of Heyle and schenck's Rules
for Poker. II wae alterward sewetl
up and b now used for . garden hose.
School, Gazette.
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RAcido Slope Itouns.

albuquerque, New Mexico, b IL
have . >oo,oO hotel. Ten years ago
the town would not support two Sec
oud claas h0tels This shows what
railroads do for . country.
A party attempted to take . mur-
derer out Of the Los Vegas, New
Mexico. Jail but met such . warm r.
ception that . retreat was quickly
made after number Of persons had
been perforated with shot.
HALEY, Idaho, h to have sampling
works Of . capacity Of thirty tons
daily.
The Spakane Falls lHronicle Of
July 18th says: Hank Vaughn IL
starting for Montana with q band Of
horses for that market. He takes =
large outfit and CUES by the Cpur
d'Alene route.
Somebody near kpakane Falls h
furnishing whisky to Indians. II
seems ffom this that there are some
bsd men In Idaho a. we'll ~ In Mon
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The house Of sands 1 Boyce olIer
greater inducements this week, not
withstandlng the low prices, and
lasgs sales dusjng The pet week. II
- rule u this hoase, and . sesable
ooe, to never Gerry over made up
anSmentS from ooe season toaDother
and they make these saerihees, before
TIE season CLOSES fee the sale 0f dol
uons, dresses &e, and mark down to
saeh prices - win move them.
This week new attractions viii b.
placed o. tho BarEsia Tabjes, and
buyen win 1nd It to their ailvantage
70 Witt The house from day to day
going on. ju1-a
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the woodland b ftollc. and - regu.
las1y return 20 The house Of NJ. WILL
ID 10 20 to deep With the at. The
family 10 happy one, aud b perfect
y at home With tho numesoos stian.
gem who call to see them.
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Incarnation Wanted.

OF the whereabouts VI Edward
Doyle. when last heard from be
w. q American Falls, Idaho. Any
Information eeocesning him viii Be
thankfully received By biz wiz, ct
Butte, who be- been and y stjll In
search q him. Addro0, Nm. Rose
doyle, care AZ Mr.. Bu11ard, 0rand
Ceatsal Hotel, Butte. Territorial
paPess viii confer . favor upon . dis-
tssned lsdy by copying the above.