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:, Nervous debility, melancholy, catarrh of
the bladder, leucorrhea, ETC., are quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
A Blind and Deaf Kentuokian.

Though Morrison Heady, of Kentucky, /.
blind as a bat and deaf as post, he is n
marvel of mechanical dexterity, of inven
tive genius and of clear and quick cogta-
ton. One seeing him walking the streets
OF Louisville, with head erect and strong
tread, holding little boy by the hand,
would not suspect his disabilities, nor
watching him at the counter of q hardware
store purchasing knife, wonld an observer
thlnk anything of the matter, unless he
happened to note that the dealer smoke
no word, but only touched the hand OF the
customer. Among his inventions is a
leather glove with the letters of the alpha.
bet painted on IL. You can talk to him as
last as you can touch those letters with the
end OF your finger. Another of his inyen.
tons is q mechanical writing machine,
with which he can write and others can
transcribe, The machine pricks its way
along the paper, and he can read his own
writing by the sense of touch. Others can
use the machine to write out for him any.
thing not procurable in blind type, and he
can read 1t with his fingers and indirectly
have access to the literary gems which
would otherwise be sealed book to him.
Usually blind man can hear, but it Is
useless to read to Heady. His speech
is rs clear and sharp as that of a
man OF education, combined with
great force of will and perfect faculties.
Since he cannot hear himself speak
the fact rs remarkable psychic puzzle-ior
the best Of us learn accuracy of pronuncia.
ton and distinctness cnunciation BY dint
OF long practice and study, educating our
selves by, the aid of our ears and eyes.
Among his other accomplishments, this
,Qpn numbers the air Of poetry. Several
Ears ago he published u volume of poetry.
We have just received n pamphlet of TWEEN.
vpages containing some selections from
/. his unpublished compositions. AT every
point he Is u master, 1ambic pentameter
rolls from his machine as easily us iambic
tctrameter rippled from SCOTS pen. Tho
reader who has never seen this mans
poetry will be incredulous, but II glance
down few pages of hexameter will con-
Vince any one that Heady can write any
sort OF poety he likes.-[Ncw Orleans Plea.
yune.
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The coolest thief of the season visit ed the
house of Mr.. Ben Watkins, in East Dallas,
Thursday night That gentleman wa,
absent from home, but j. Wilson, his
brother'in'law, was there. The thief was
on the eve of leaving the house when vii.
son awoke and called out, who is thatp''
None of your business" re.
piled the party, as he leveled
sx-shooter on him, threatening
to shoot him il he stirred. Not having any
firearms he obeyed orders. The theft, after
telling him that he need not fret for he had
not found anything in the house he would
have, walked off. Wilson apprized Officer
Cornwall of what had happened, but the
party is not known.
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They had been married only about two
years-Mr. and Mrs. Podgkns, | mean
On" exclaimed the true hearted woman.
he Is Just as cross as Il bear" meaning her
husband, of course. Reader there was
some cause Tor this state of affairs so soon
alter the honeymoon. Itching Piles took a
llrm hold of the naturally kind husband,
squelshing every spark of love in his heart.
A single box of Swayne's Ointment brought
matters round all right again, and now a
happier couple does not exist under the
sun,
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LANGTRY AND NILSSON.
Tho Actress and the Singer Whom Mr.
Abbey is to Bring Across the Atlantic.

Aho hctress ana the singer WhOm mr..
Abbey is to Bring Across the Atlantic.
Mr.. Henry Il. Abbey, the theatrical man
ager, arrived from England yesterday. lie
has engaged Mrs. Langtry, the London pro-
fessional beauty, and Nine. Christine Nil.
sson, the prima dona, for American tours
next season, and Mr., Henry Irving for the
season after that, besides leasing Mr.,
Irying's Lyceum theatre for the period OF
the actors absence from London.
"What is your own opinion OF Mrs.
Langtry as an actress" Mr.. Abbey was
asked.
''She is not great one, /" he replied, "and
could not stand criticism as such; but she
is perfectly at ease on the stage, notably
ladyhke, and so unassuming that she gets
the good will OF an audience right away.
At least that has been the case in England,
and she has drawn tremendously during
her provincial tour in that country.
or course there's no foretelling
the result OF her venture here. She will
sail for New York September 80, and prob.
ably open October %, but at what theatre
has not been decided. After her season in
this city she will make a round of the large
cities, playing in She Stoops to Conquer
The Urequal Match, 'Rosalind' and The
Honeymoon" The supporting company
will come nver w;,h har o,Ia nry
preferred an American organization, hut
aside from the difficulty in getting one to-
gether Mt this late day. it will be better for
Mrs. Langtry to be surrounded by actors
with whom she is familiar. She is a little
more than an amateur, you know, and
ordeal of facing n aironon roo,,ln ~ - way
"What is your opinion OF Mrs. Langtry
as beauty?S Jul 'p''''' u -1''' '''"s'''
81 do not think she will disappoinr rea.
sonable expectations though some of her
charms are of no practical value ON The
stage, Her wonderfully clear comnleyion
for instance, has to be painted over, and
her beautiful hair might as well be wig,
Ii she is greatly admired by American an. .
dienccs-as hope and expect-it will not
he becouse She il tho mdst boau,;fri we ro'
man ever seen On orr stare for shn 10 n wy
but because She is both beautiful and win,
some. She all the while has n manner If
wishing you to like her, and of doing her
best to please. | think she il the most nm.
affectedly ladylke woman | ever saw. on
or Off the STAGE
al suppose her husband will not accom-.
pany herr" '' 80 '''' "'N>'''
mo. Her travelling Communion will no
n lady distinguished in London polite so.
ciety, but am not at liberty to diyulge her
name"
"Possibly Mrs. Labouchere. wife of thc
editor of the Trutb?'
"My lips are sealed, positively. But III
come along. Kate Patterson ibe Vim iuvenilo
actress of the COMPANY is n nrotege Of
Emily Faithful. who will make tho tonr
with her" ~ '''
''How much do Won really nav Mr., Lang.
try?"
IA high nricea II ia e,sy - bo,;ovo fiat
much, when il is considered that she ia .
great financial success in En,land and has
by no means exhausted her popularity
there, Rnt neonje would have pv rpoaa,
would have to multiply them by two in an.
ticipation Of your readers dividing them by
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"Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Is beneficial In inebriety ADD In many dis
cases where the nervous system is un-
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Hunts asmsdy Co.. Providence, R. |
Prices rs cents and $50,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

We Warrant six Boxes of DIR. Il. Q, VESTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment to cure any
whatever nature, such as Nervous Uead.
nche, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory
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etc, and will give written guarantee with
each s. order, agreeing TO refund the money
II the treatment does not effect a cure I'm six
months, Price, 81 per box; six boxes for IS
aent prepaid by mail on receipt of price. Guar
antees issued by +. FREDERICKS0N, Whole
sale an d Retail Druggist New Orleans. La. or
NcrS by mail Mt regular pricp
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
Cloud Burst.

The Lne'c1,e"lcnt Of sunday de.
scribes . cloud hurst several miles
north v est of Helena:
"A perfect avalanche Of water was
discharged at the head vi Missouri
gulch. eniptying into Holn'es gulc|..
aud alsO upon Phnyune, which
empties into Clark's creek. Rivers
ran down Holmes gmlch and Clark =
creek, carrying or fumes, brushing
away reservoirs and rolling immense
bouiders down those g,llclles as II
they had been shot from cannon =
mouth. In some places, as ut the
mouth Of Picayunc, the earth was
torn open to q depth Of twenty feet
tor 4 considerable distance. The
angry ilonsl, lOrn IN an hour, swept
over gulches that had leen dry and
parvhed, marking its Path with
ruin.
Holmes gulcl, and Clark's creek
bath flowed full from tank To hank,
and ut the lower end Of Holmes
gulch, which narrows down 10 few
Heet In width, the water Ov~rt1Owctl
the hank. and q portion Of II shot of
In . northwesteriy direction, fl0sling
the farms Of Mexers. Rinkcr and
Wilcox. and filling their residences
to q depth of tive feet. Continuing
it, counse, It washed out bridges,
carrying aw-y dairy implements,
towis, pigs aud other animals upon
ito turlaia mt tide. Between the
reajd. nees vi Mcssrs. Rimkcr and
Wilcox aud the Prickly Pear the
river, Or that portion 0f 1t which
went In this direction, measured hy
the water marks, shows in many
places depth Of three feet aud q
width VI iittv ,yartls.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
sUMl6ONe.

IN ne Dissrici Court nG the 0eeord Judi.
cial nisteics Of the To, rleory q Montana.
IN and Tor the C'imty Os silver 3 ~.
toss. pIaintlirs, vx. A. u. MAill0ux, doCsssd-
ant.
Tho people of the Territory nf MINT ,ns
lend greeting to- 4. &. katll.ux, defendant.
aelrn bsousht sgai.;.t y,u oy ihe s"ove
q ~msel p:ainItty.. IN the 1DlstrIct Court OF
the AlsCdIsd Judicial district Oe The Te'1ttnsy
0f M.Mtsna. In s"d tor the COunIy 0f silver
Bsw. and ~ answer the comp Aine eeed
,here.m. within ten days (exclusivc OF The
day nj s-Svtee) aflrr the s-Svtcs o., ) q II
this Auw mons. u r r.el VT tn this cuunly;
OF, u sPrved out at t'i1S c0unoy. out In th1o
d,strict: within twenty days; s'aheswses
Wibl be tNke u axAiOsl ysDal, oec0g0lng % s0o
prayer or saIi e" "pla.at.
Tue said 1ctiGn % heUught IN recOv01 0(
',efeniant the sum Ut sssss q. with l'xsi In
snce due owing ant unpAtl isOen 'SefSasd sne
~ plat .lihIs account t0r 'nnas. ware. assd
merchandise sOkj 0.No delivered ~ poAln.
iitrs to defendant IT Butte CITY. n: r.. BE-.
fen 'ami's sp"cisi instance and REQUEST. as..l
cs,sts Of salt rhc property atiarhe In this
Acii,sl. a."o Dut OI which u IN sought % s0e.
isiy this claim. II As. ri's.Sl ~ CSllOws: Ine
w.sni chu'c 0r h,ms. situated IN Msjlloux
ca, yOn. nHsNt tIrtt' miles easter y from The
Butte t'i'y Rae" Track; % u .ssty c0Nis
Of was'i. more af less. situated near the
lower end Of SaM WONl chute; also all
,nMny il The hs,sls ~ the Parr,i &smsliinx
Cn,nl.a' y (Ahout 6350o), a'Mi oil nlsS ey In
i,s. iIa,r'~ ~ the Nell Silver assd Cooper
Mlnii.. Company.
.Ami ssM mr.. mere y nO!iilsi that II you
tatl T., appcar n,ms ~,.x9 ~r xal.l cr,snpiaimt ~
aln,v. required. the said ,laintiHs = III take
Judgment against yOu for said sum Ol ScS8 $
and tulpreSi, and 4, ~ Of suit.
..iven unisr r my hand AVID eho
gG01 ar the Dist flCI (,NolRt nf the
AecOMl Dixtsl lct Or the Territory Of
,. Montana ~ xlUt f,r the County ol
}sE%Lt silver Bow. this 18th iay 0f July.
t>~) In the ~ ar Of uur 09.l Orse TlisDo.
sand Etsht HuLdrvL and Eighty
twO
(;rO. w. IRWIN. II Clerk.
KNOWLES 4 F"HBlS. AtIy's ter Plsinli0a.
:auYxW5W
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
Tho jay Rial's Uncle Toms Cabin
Troupe.

In speaking of this troupe, which
commences an engagement OF hve
nights In this city tonight. the San
Francisco Er 1Mti.,er Of recent date
says: "A crowd large enough 10 half
6ll another theatre Of the same size
was turned away last night, unabDe
to get even standing room. What
ever may be said 4 Uncle TOMS
Cabin - . prOductis'u. It js q SURE
card around holiday time, and the
pefforusancc Of the old play last night
1t the Baldwin was no exception to
The rule. Jay Rails company, which
played al the California Theatre only
= short time ago to . large audience
returned last night, and In every
respect gave about the same quality
VI . performance ~ that given at tue
previous engagements. The audience
Int night was evidently composed In
most part Of strangers, and ever ettu-
ti0n and incident nlaging . point
was greete with the most uprOarOus
applause. The punruit Of Eliza and
her child by the dogs brught forth o
storm In the way Of approval, and
the donkey scene In the last act an
euual amount Of laughter. f.. X.
Stock we'll made an excellent Marks.
and Blanche Newcn,l,b played the
roic Of Eva In = touching lllanner.
The TOpsy and Eliza Of the distri-
tuition was also good. The jubilee
songy y ere we'll received. u nd d fact
the continual applause testified to the
SUCCESS of the performance. which
will be repeated this afternoon and
every evening during the week, and
1t the usual saturday matinee.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the JUSTICES Court. Township ard
can't, or silver low, ann TrrritDry "f
Mors."a. Ee!0rs J. B. Wilcox. Justice 0f
Wii,.n,n Jenkins. plaintiff, ~ Edward
Wagner def i"!anf.
Tue ~ s,,,!t Hi ill.. Territory M MOrtAN0
se,"l xr,r,ing to Edward WaxOn@r. defend.
ant.
o,,lc H. H.. TOw wi,>litp Oi Silver lsDw. (aIun-
Is Uf silver How. an T"rr tory ~ Nom
txns wi.hin ten .'xyx at = the sal ps,b,i-
cxi,.n. nr this Sumin'.i.x, which exptr" asi
ih~ Set, dSyO August. A u. i<s2 and an
~ver the nrrOu'.t aMI nle IN AN action aU r.
CCver Of you the kuml at $50 ~ fIs hauling
,tulis rom June :3' Iss! tO July 9Th. l~R:.
4 our instance AMI request. And ysN' arc
n. ryhy ,:Osiii Il ts'Nf Mr ,,ry j.. the hNs"ia ~
john IAN. m;.ii. >ulIari~,,I u pay demand
!. mi cne IN, has L.ci. .a,Li>he.1
And you arr hereby mott.
iieI that " Wv, ia'i 10 appear aud
answer SAID cfps,Dlat", ~ aea.ve required. +.
the s,.ui pis ,nM will take n judgment
against the py",sTiy herein described t"r
the xu,N Of >:.s.:.9 att cdDAts Of suit.
Given u der NV h.'M and seal this l>r
SEAL ]. u. wilcox.
Jux tt.e Of tn. Peace.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

NJ. L. Lewis, Of St. Joseph, No..
b ln Butte.
NJ. G. E. White h in Butte, from
New York.
Mr.. Asa Cosnforth h registered
from Iron Rod.
Mr.. Peter Moran IL In the city,
from llelena.
Rev. Dwight Spencer ts registered
from Ogden.
Niss Rosie Osborn, Of Boseman. 10
visiting Butte.
Mr.. John McGorcn arrived from
Ogden last evening.
NJ. Charles Trsven, Of Divide,
arrived in Butte yesterday.
NJ. Patrick Moran is among the
late arrivals from the Capital City.
M. Ed. Baker and lady are In
Butte, from Warm Springs.
Mr.. Burt Vincent, Of Warm
speines is taking In the sights Of the
Silver City.
Nr. Mcsovley, treasurer of JefIcr-
con County and member Of the Ter
ritorial Democratic Central Com
mittee ie in tho city.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
That Chinese Marriage.

The martial felicity "f the Dcwly-
married All HO and Sing Ch"y,
whose nuritals were reported in last
xeek's 4Matlix0WiuM. was somewhat
rudely disturbed about the time W.
went 10 press by the appcaramce ri
Deputy Sheriff Charley Mikus,
armed with a warrant for the arrest
Of the il,,slling bride fi,r tie alleged
stealing Of forty dollars from Mon
gOliah I,andcr ut Dillon. Forty dol
lars seems to I'e the regulation,
amount for these rsnr devils to Ike
charged with stealing whenever
they are lucky enough I" make their
est1alw from the wOr.~. than slavery in
whicl, they are held l.y their Chinese
0wEsrs. OF course, the charge ri
larceny was trulll'etl up one. and
was promptly dismissed w:.cn
brOught before the court, there l"iny
no evidence t. sustain II. and the
next train carried Mrs. All HU 1"
butte, where il is prt'(nsl'ic her legal
lortl and master will have tO r. SORT tO
more strategy in order I" get l"'>>c>-
sion Of his Mel!can.nlarritsl wife.
Such II life in American (hilladOii.
-!Ntssi;soni,tM, :.Nh.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

4 lntiont 0loo q ~ 0oDoo0o
a 0ool0oe.

o. Nosday night lasG Cha Hep
stedles died ID BooDdes Valley a
black small po1. He ha6 been q
work toe TIE stage company - the
Bate and Boulder rod aDd Was ID
this city some two 'os thrs weeks
since, and went hack 70 Calvin's
saneho where be Was soon after
taken sick and Was sent over =
Boulder IN order 70 secure medical
tssotmeok De. Weit0an immediate
" pconounoed 4 black small pox
and HospsesdDer was placed IN . eab-
IL a the Littls Boulder, some d.
tanes ftoa any other house. In
timeD a 0olisum be voold elube BIZ
nusse and run into the hilb without
his clothes and it h believed thls
considerably aggssvated the disease.
The esuptioo bgoks out ooly o. hIs
fbet and lower extremlties. d..
Weitman who attended Hospstedles
says positively that It was black
small pox, yet many think there h
some mistake about It.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
SUMMONS.


In tho pjAtrtrt Court IT the Hecnnd Judi.
cial lIistrtct s,f the Te, r,lOrv ~ MUntana, In
sML it,r the l.,u ), IL 0I silver lsDw.
(jcOrvr n. Casey nn.l Patrick Bro, hy,
ulsi,,itfls. w. a., =. Reed. defendant.
Tho ,.,ri,. ar tho Territory Of Montana
se,mi erecting IN T.. II. Re.,,i. ,lrie,nlSut,
Vsu AR. h.r, hy rpuwire.o To sppear In On
as.iin.. hrt,,.ht AGAINST y,ul ~ the abs,ve
,.am,s.,l niuiI:tiirs. In IN. pi.tr c( Court Of
the ..r1'Ml Judicial District NG the 1eSrtt1ry
pcr mi T.. nmsver fi,,. rnm,,iaint mel
,,,... Gin, x,, I'm ~, .lsvx tcxclsarive Of the
I"x ~ scrv,.r, si,..r I = srrv r.. an y.n al
~. sm M r,.ms n ...rv.ri v;thiu ihi. ctS,UtY =:
80 n ss.rvcl ,u,f ri fms ctuntv. hut II, this
;.sr,cs v;,,,in c"m,v DAYS. .fhervise
-t,.;.. :.-,, .,-s -, I:;,wr,,.:,.f nv .aefn..N
Ill 80. ~: :u m:,.i,.; v,m,. .c...,r iims IN thc
.~...... ~ e., ~ ..o,n,,iniur
..;.; ...,;,.,. - ..r.m,,,h, t., rrc,,ve. ~
,n...,",, ,,.,. ,,',,' ~ ~: ~ mu, i, f.r,.si
".,.,.' ,...'x .. ,s.. ~, nm n,,,m,,t f;,r
..""lv "a are. .,h ,,ercI,n,miiy., k.,l AMI de-
Sss ~. ,.,.t,.,,.," ~. .i.1.~,.ni nj i.,iie
~. I,,,i,,~ ,,c xcmr i.s.: nix., i.,e
10y .": - IN 49,, +, ,n..>; from. i.nmnrv ;,n.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

BUTTE, NJ. r., August /, l9e:.
The following are the wh0lesale
price, paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities enumer-
ated, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every
Flour, Ruby Valley. xxx, ti.0'
per cwt.
Mill Creek, xxx, &4.OO
percwt.
Mill Greek. New Process, $l.35.
Gallatin. 81. - per cwt.
Union Mills. New Process, Cream
ut the Valley, $50
Ruby Valley, tnew prOcessl q. Is.
Union Mills XXXX Snow fake.
$i.ss.
Utah Common. $3.7j
Utah Choice. $50.
Graham, $l.0O.
Wheat per H., =! cts.. fair demand.
Oats, $;.
Butter, l.r H.. ~ cts.
Eggs, per tlDzcl. 3Oey:;5 eta.
Corn Meal, *.
Beef. on foot, \ cts.
Beets, 3! cts. peril.
Hay PR ton, $37(G3O.
Chts4sc, - eta.
barley. $3.5DcG::.7755 Is l'er cwt.
Dried beams, Montana, 7 cts.
Mutton, 3 cts.
Pork, DRESSED, II eta. rcr IL.
Veal, II cts. per ID.
Chickens, ~ a. $l2 l,er dozen.
Wood, s. q 81. In demand
Rutabagas, , cts. ),cr III.
POtattxss, 81 .:sJ., l.:D r cwt.
sousage, Is cts. per ID.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
Trailing aoroo Thieves.

Thur>(lay might last, says the Lnde.
pessic~t, H. H. Lyopa returned troaa
. three weeks trip after some parties
who stole one ot his match team ol
s.,rrels. The thieves were the same
men who rubbed the Butte eoacl,
early In July. The same time they
stole . horse from IN old man up
near Vestel. Lyons tracked them
from Lump guIch, where they
f'spd his horse, up to wick~s, then
to Boulder city, thence ~ to Butte,
from there to near Deer Lodge.
thence tn the French wosnaa's, and
last to near Judge Hilger'a ranch
aiout = miles down the Benton
roed. Here they turned his horse
loose on Wednesday. and on Thurs-
day Lyons found the animal and
caught It. 1t showed signs of hav.
ing i,ecn ridden hard. On finding
the hotse. Mr.. Lyons, who cared
more for rekainiux the animal than
catching the thieves, returned home
with his recovered property. The
horse which was stoleo from the Old
n,an near Vestei (Nr. Lyons Sorgeta
his name) was sold to . man IN Butte
for IN. The fellow who had Lyoas'
horse goes by the name "f Bobby
johnson.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

NJ. john Shai]allia, of Cable. is In
Butte.
NJ. Geo. 8. Mckenzie is In Butte
from Chicago.
NJ. n. L. johnson, Troy, New
Yesk, b On Boete.
Mr.. ]. II. Murphy, Phillipsburg,
arrived In Batte yesterday.
Archbishop seghers will not reach
Batte Tor nearly two weeks.
Mt. Max Dahlst,oem arrived here
last evening from Frsmost, Neb.
Hon. ]. c. Robinson arrived In
The city from Deer Lodge yesterday
Mr.. g. Cameron, tas veil known
niniag man of Cabls, b in the city.
lCr. Geo. Domblasef, Of The q. p.
r. r., arrived II this city last even
Ing.
Mt. John E. Stonbcnker and wife,
ef0t. Chas)ss, No, arrived in The
city yesterday.
Nr. Beqjs0is Phillips, of Deer
Lodge Valley, has been in the city
Tor several days.
Mr.. Thee. Hasn, of Bellevue, Wood
Riv:r, Idaho, h among the recent
arrivals In Butte.
Mr.. Harry Olu,stead, who haa
bees quite sick 1t the Sisters Hos
pital, IL getting alo0g nicely.
Ambross Davey who WAS eaved On
In Magma Charta mine several days
ago, Dr. HOlmes inforn,s ~ Is d0in
6Bt rate.
A case of ss:all pox wasdiscoveredl
at Walker lille yesterday and the
County Commissiosess Immediately
had the patient renoved to the pesl
house.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of john &. Sirc!rl'"r deceased.
NOltcr ~ here y given by the UMser~. gnasl,
administrators Of the estate Of JiO.C. STRETCH
er dec. lard. To the crriiiur~ III and sll per-
sons hwvi X claims against the said de-
seas<xl. to exhibit IN. m. with llse necessary
v0urhers, Within four months after the nr-l
qualification Ut this GOtir". To the said ad-
m,nl~tratOr. VI tho r Olsats 4. urt rs,0gn To
Butte CiIy, silver Bow c"univ. Montana
Territory. .,rn,,.w
Administrator Gf the estate Ut John =
NtTetchS1. dece&Sesl.
Dated this 3lst day Of july, Iss:.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-08-02

The pocked hcuse which greeted
the production of this beautiful
drama By the jay Rial Ideal Cum
pany last evening 1t Renshaw Hall,
did mt 20 away diseppointed. II
was most sdsmirably psssented, and
from the rising q The eUstain until
the close Of the last act the
vast audience Was alternately
shouting with laughter or almost
melted 10 team - the ineompsraC)e
Topsy excited the one Of ''That poor
old slave" and little Eva produeesl
the Others. The trained blood
hounds upon the stage In pursuit Of
the fugitive Eliza n . feature Of the
play, intensely exciting and almost
brings forth . cry Of terror 20 SEEM
iugiy real b the scene. Taken all
together the company In ito special.
u, b oue which cannot fail to satisfy
the mast exacting.