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Notice.

Will the party or parties be kind enough
to return the key of the hall in Myers
building so that the president can have
the chairs and chandeliers, which were
taken without her permission, brought
back. twenty-five of the 4S chairs were
returned and left ON the sidewalk in front
of the hall Please return key Immediately
and leave at the Office of DR.. Kelly or with
Mr.. Bates. MRS. B. B. KELLY,
President st. Luks's Guild,
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To Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the late frm
of Mccormick & Carlile, of Junction,
Montana, having been dissolved by the
death of the latter, Paul Mccormick has
purchased all the interest Of the said George
NJ. Carlile, deceased, in the business Of the
late firm, and will settle all bills ewing by
the said firm and has authority to collect
all debts outstanding and belonging to the
said firm.
PAUL MCCoRMICK.
ANxA NJ. CAKLILE,
JOHN S. CARLILE,
by JN.. g. AXTELL. Atty in fact.
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Refrigerator Car Co.

The Northern Pacific Refrigerator Csr
Company are now prepared TO take co:i-
tracts for delivery OF beef and dry cows Ia
October, November, December. January,
February. March; April and May. In lots
of 50 to 800. Hay and range can be fur
nished to hold cattle in the vicinity II nee
esssary. n 2. RErRIsKRAToR CAR Co.
LITTLE Missouri, D. r.. july 81, 1859.
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Notice.,

All persons owing accounts to or having
claims against the copartnershiP firm OF
Marks g. Soule are hereby notified that all
such accounts are now payable to and
claims presentable to the undersigned as
signec of said firm,
JAMES A. CHURcH,
13etf Assignee.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership therefore, existing Be,
tween the undersigned has been dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will pc
continued by Hannigan & Roberts, who
will collect all debts and assume all ia
h;l;t;as JOSEPH RYAN,
J. N. HANNIGAN.
Billings. Sept. ]. 1888. dlwat
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Saw ANA Planing MiIl.

Nv Saw and Planning Mill, located on
block l67, is now ready for business. SUR
face planning done at reasonable rates.
Lumber sawed for SS per thousand feet or
on shares. Saw logs and shingle timber
bought here Your patronage isl respect
fully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed
A. S. DOUGLAS. Prop.
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Shiloh's Vltalizer

Is what you need for constitution. loss OF
appctite, dizziness anil all symptoms oi
dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10 Cents per bottle.
For sale by n Ii. Boie d Co.
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Catarrh Cured,

Health and sweet breath secured by Shilehs
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
jector Free For sale BY H. II. Bole & Co.
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Billings. Sept. !. 1888.
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chevene and Denver Saddles.

These celebrated saddles will be found IN
all varieties at Rockwell ~ Tovey's. d&w
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Please Rear In Mind.

You who are indebted 10 the NEW NORTH
WEST that quick settlements make long
friends" and we want TO be on the very bert
OF terms with adr patrons. The accounts OF
newspapers are not generally no great but
shat those indebted can pay them without
ipsonv- ni-nce. but they aggregate q great
deal and the neglect to pay in-reiy o"csn"s
they are nnall makes hard times for The
Newspaper man. A ton Of feathers - ~
heavy a. ton Of geld. and " our good
frisnd% will wan In the small amounts due u
W. may b. abba to pay some Of onr heavy
bill. with them. sub-cribsrs who will kind
BY shp a greenb.sk Inca letter Addressed TO us
And have the postmaster Register It, will De
reiuembrrrd in our prayers and credited on
our books. Those who have rrc-ivsd bills
for Job. work or advertising will OF course
not hesitate a moment IN remitting aft@r SO
polite n request aS the above. IL you have
not the money to spare Just now, DOM tnco"'
y.nience yourself but then send IL siond ~
soon ~ you can CONVENIENTLY spare 10. u
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deduction In prioe.
PERSONAL.

Ex>Register Moe left Helena ssterday for
trip TO the States.
Mr.. p. Walton, Of Marchesseau & Walton,
Butte, left last evening for Butte.
Or. @. r. Mussigbred had slight attack Of
erysipelas This week, but Ia oonvalescsut.
Mr.. j II. Robertson, Of Z. L. Bonner &
Co, will leave this mo, ming for aisssula.
Mrs. John O'Neill and children returned
home last Saturday after q years visit In the
States.
John O'Neili Is supplying masquerade css-
TUNES to the gay gailants and gentle DANES
of Butte and Helena.
Mr.. II. r. Brown, artist for Stewards Hi.
tory Of Montana, Left = few days ago to
sketch In Missoula county.
Mrs.. c. N. Bowie, OF Philipsburg. has been
IL hal health lately and her condition WA
r.ported dangerous last wsrk, but this wss
happily not The CANS Or. Johnston. Of Butte,
was called to visit her few days ago.
Information II received that w. Egberf
Smith has been nominated to ssco.,-d him
ssIf - postmaster ss Butte. Postmaster
stsck poles eon mission expired on the NAM
tiafe .. Postmaster Smiths, hut hs has moi
pcseivsa aosiss Of reappeintDent.
Mr. J. o. LAagriahe, ske brssaAt the ars,
sAss,stsal esspsay 10 eah Lake. " With the
eomSssy tAaa pIsys NY Sweetheart" u ID.
Ash lXsAs tAssAsy, - s~ipeSs agent ~ Mr
Lrsrtta. His sspsvsssss IL tssssriesl life In
Dssh ssa nssassA, Sftssa o. sightee. yssss
- - -.
TsSs~s.
ID. Q. SsHAen, rses.Aiy .sngsGsa In ~
| livery sasisss - Bate, hss h-sa In ts~s
this vsSk issaisx for - engagement =
thsrosGhh aaa In ess II or assesesa sAoaSs
wA~a hs ssss "Bsv" tbs iaqstsy ssssdA =
" h t.aA ss@o char ~ from Hong KseG
f~siAs~sas - tbs tvip "stssh" Is isssiAg -
! sema sss vi,k q ais let Of hay remote Zen
mar&st, wkefs BE esa feed . herd Of hons
| tiit svrisg.
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surolpE.oF JoHN.DovcHaaTS.
out Of Money and Tired Of Aass IL r>ssss
Hiyseif.

Rumors were current t~st week that . ma"
had committed suicid. near Stuart, sst
uefher name nor particulars could D. OIL
tainrl until after last issue. wkes 90 RECEIVES
the following from WIN Wicr, Justice OF 'hs
Peace for that township:
James Dougherty was born In Lopa"n
derry, Irelanf, In the year 1888; came TO the
. United States . young man; raoysd W 'he
frontier at onss, stayed at Fort LsavsasetA
a while, themes, during the Pikes fssk ex'
element, moved farther west; came 10 Alder
9ulch In H3, and 10 the spring of 90 be ~
rived In German Gulch. In - he took sp
his residence In French 0uleA. vbsrs he has
uy.d since. except when last ssnaHr ss
worked on the u. g. ". railroad, In tbs UPPER
Dser Lodg. valley. He was stsSSisg shs
last month with Daniel Floyd, on tAs Ds' .
Loda. ami Bate road. BY evidence before
the coronurs jury, IL appears that no one
was near when he committed smcide. de
was lying on the floor, face up, the nnh'
20 th. left Of him with the muzzle towards
his head and an iron ramrod on his right,
which h. probably used to net the gun on
The cause Of committing suicide appears 10
he that he had spent all his mosey and WAS
depending upon his friend for support.
coRosER's VERDICT.
An inquisition held At the house Of Daniel
Floyd, In the County Of Deer Lodge, on the
18th day Of January, 1888, before me, VIM:
wier, J. p, acting coroner Of said county,
upon the body Of James Dougharty there
lypg dead, by the jurors whose names are
'hersunto subscribed. that ~aid jurors, apos
Weir oath, do say: That the dec-a>ed came
to hi. death on the 9Th day Of January, 1888,
: by his own hands, using an ordinary muske'
sssths WEAPON Of sslf-destruction; In tcsti'
mony whereof the aaid jurors have heEsunts
set their hands the DAY and year aforesaid.
J.F. sAviLLE, IF. N. 0opDARp,
WA. HEssLEr, A. A. sHITH.
r. CowIx, r A. WILLIAMS.
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Ghste HsMasssr arrived hg ssscA -
aaAssaae ssth tbs psisoeer Lssis Dussxt.
SAsn - hsa captured Ts4rsasy ss Essr
asstt. Tia weather vn " severe Friday
tAak h was AssasA prudent to sstt In New.
caames, ssA he wss kept tAsSe In Hayne's
Gaasfa Tsazes City Maxshsl Ansita of Bst&s,
hsd arrived hsrs - rsesivs hiss- H Rs.sy u
ssuasSsss rs feask ordinarily concealed
saost his pessoa sis. asrssaaa and tbs Dsss
pus 10 tsii. Ties his s,.sAss ssrs ''ssss
tArossh" thoroughly. IL sbs iapSsl, anA
es,isr ssa eslIk u his esst ssss found ease,
sin eiee hills Included. Tbs rdess u his
sess ssre ssmswAst soxn. n. hills hsa
hsss fsid~d cad pressed sspsrsss,y very cleo
end ssss slipped in eSs 10 plses, Asd
sesssd svsy from where sAs ssissAO Asd
hsss ep~s~d 70 admit thss. The thsss de
nop& rasz vers alss recovered. nas $40
Cos nea seeaga. There w~ss sizue missiag-
Daesrs ssi4 u had bee bio near Bsses
Sasrs &c ess eo~h Esd IL. This ssery 10
persisssd 10. He had tslrsysphsA frea N-w
Chicago 70 sonadaatc Of i.scy, tha semsn
he stole ths wopsy from, thai IL she wsaA
not appsas ssaiass him, he sssh give Der
back d 90 1t vss thought ssss ~ have her
iasssviss hin here, although Be vss sasious
70 BE- takss 10 Bss.s, end she came dsvA
with Der fsmals fsisnd On the train Saadsy.
Womses' siies asd smilss and tears have
doWusd many smarter nan thsa Dubost.
They susessdsd In this instsaos. He gave
Aieasrh clear ssay. Ne said tbs 81 80 ws
eopessIsd 10 Hay se's billisrd room, In Vet
ceiescs-s,0 behind the pool-bsasd and
$50 h~hiui ths wsshstsnd. TIE telegraph
wss pat In service aud In . fe y ninsses esms
sses sAs rsspsnse from Asyn~~ tibet he he'd
found oil he money - stated. IL Ii sappo@ed
| sAss Lucy made Ain NOME pseoisss shss shs
HoRId sos prosecute hiR, but - he 10 ansn
saIs Tor ssesIing wsrasIds horse, and Coz
fessed 70 the officers that he had stolsn the
money. or part Of IL, Lucy's svids.ce u nct
| ssssat,sl 70 his punishnsat. He elsins sAsi
| 81 ,0po Of tbs money Was his.
Dsbsrt ssesss 70 have bssa dsmorsii Fed b.
| ss<oci,kion sith the woman. He Rad GOO
! credit in Butte; WAS hasdwsrkisg and re-
enr,ied ~ hsnss,. One Of tbs hsst business
men ia Rutts drew . cheek for him fer 81 n
| lat ssmmsr TO do business with, took NJ
sAev.isy, and vss promptly repaid. Lsttsrly
1t 10 said, shs Wa trying to shake him, and
this psossbiy led him to pat up tho game u
ncs get set afoot without nossy. He nsn
| ssed Is veil till he GOT the mercy and thsI
gss ratslsd.
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Aloesco q Final Entry.
s,,1.p STATES l.AED errEE, :.

NSLHNA. u. = Ftouexv~ sS5.
0eS,u b hsseey givea tbs d: fooo~n g nAmsa
49, - ga nSsios of be introttea % make
- - n ooeposS q his elatn snd recHe nnA
49, sSssse9 ~ tAas sslA psoof win BE- made ss-
49, KShsts JaAts u Dssf Lodge oosn,y =; ~, u,
n ~ = ~ p IL tsWu % Dsss koAge, 90 SATUh-
M ~ 80 Sev e March, 4. D. fsS TOW NJ:
KonA =. H6nnsssS. VIE I'D pse-emps.oa oeeiMs-
~ saessseDa No - fer The wv IVA @ %;
- 1pwnsA3p no. North, o. Hangs No. IL
- - = neneo III foNowipg witnesses % prove
- cnaih1nns rssS6eDss uk0u. and cufnvstson ot.
- se0. to-wk: cAAfss D. Jones. sosepore MAs-
NJ o. p O, HSes Lo1ss county. ~
p AUKHeDON ke.sstef.
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~sxrSS1 - a fessksns, hraadrd AN % olr't
ssSSr. vssxh soost 60 peands each. rsecky o.ih.
49, Sasrees csSnA. Thess animas nefnx IN ais.
80. - fssdang 49, Aas VIII ~ ows Nees.
~ cSp9 3 ssaeSstsa 10. prove psopsriy, way ga
a. ". D CLINE.
4nnr& Mech Of Lissls hlAcsioct.
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ras warEn RsGAT siLi.


Rpsvoa NsS Noarx- WEsf.-so fsr. sptse
h the esiy mite taat has dissenssd agsiEf
Hou-s bill I, and ! an looking fsrvssA -
mare iassilisens vi~~s en- sas suh3ses, ard
perhaps NJ. xaaouss il siso, bsfsrs pressing
his sih for pssssgs. Section ,, says "Thx
p.t1ou entiticd to shs sus usy change tn
Iiass Of aivssrioa, ~ 40 prior sppsepriafo~
l. thsresy iejsred" o. has si~Ays esen Ash
thsi To- plses Of div-s.iss mag b. shssGvSi
~ ssr~am. saa sos aov~ ssrssns. sad ] ~ Of
sAs egislsa s~xa As.Aks6 v pssp<s - ssa~s
IAN bs takss ssea AigA~. - io~ss svsssA
and u sSss 10 ssssssA Aay sssakoa ~isS ~
person hsis~. Sss tsssss-. sssA - ssss'l
crseks pussisS IN or sp~ises ssistaG a~svsss
the p,ss~@ o. dfv-rxisa " tws sAat0asss.
A.csisa ssays: fh~ VISOR apSrsSssstA
pSy ~ sasas-l is.o chs sAsans, VI s.efs~r
st4sasa and - rselalsesd By ". ss~ss~r aeps~.
psia,cs. The Srissr xa~as' - tssw u ever,
stss~ SD Territory Aad sseA isss ~sasssd.
csulI nAa c,mia his SaAsx - ~ Atisssts
AMI fac.ae ocssss, AsA Dry ~ sAs ss6 81
the Misssssi and CsisAsis rivsss 80 epass
stssnSos2 nasisasioa inrasisa.
Ssch sa i'd Ass1s sat<srseaaA, haf so.
dictate csa bs formed sad 4aSssA Ne wshAes
Of some Il ssr large erssss sd carry ssss'
fer niles aisAg ss~s IT sss hess Awpi.0 aaf
agriesitsrsl Districts. osocssaiAs sssrv -
tier 20 p1y fer 10 - 81 - SlxAs4A. To-
people " NsxsAs& kpSs seAa ssn ~ No.
portAHSs 20 shs lssx qsss6e~ eeepn ~
water. Ds4h are blssAsA ss0Sshas ssAseeesd
b kept ~ much - psss$is ~ pssAs 10
e., au~rccr;.t,on ~fse< Sn~ronafa<{~0 1Ar
b. made giving ne bssps~ ~ stSAa - sssass
his water after IL passes ~ VrsSisss or man
giles with that Of aeotker ssfssse. No Aess'
some In interest win ~ 'sssA ssss ~eald
work injury AID, - I. ssa4 srfsrs, 20 ~
technical poian Of dtsevss. ASt Aoi4 sasy
would s. mors Of bsaefk shAs SstrisaSuA.
and all laws ere absolutely right sAss sSssin
the greatest aumber VI psopIs:
bsoxwrp Feb. 3. lSxJ
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House and Furniture for Sale.

Desiring 70 remove At ooee W the taNes, offer for
sale q g-sat bargain 10 GOOD pusrhas~r my horse,
With furniture, On STREET. south Of Third Tia
bais6iae IN og. In god repair Two voonse, With fun
MT Of groundI well On pre- miser. Ttflc perfect
The furniture inclndes eshanst organ. maple bed
ssssd and Chain. ssd6isg. Kitchen furniture. etc.
WIN - so,d s~passsssy, desired kn9uise onsths
Dssuisc&. MRA gro. =. JACKSON.
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Notice to Creditors.

|. Esssse vi wnasn nsoss, desxasea-
Notice 10 hereby a,vso BY the underngDssA AamiS-
,sirasos OF she estst. Of William seost, d~c~ared,
the creditors VI aaa oil p@re,ps having cains map-s
the said dsce~-ed exhibit them wkb he necessary
voucher within fVf mouths after the first puosse-s
tioa II this notice. To hs SAID AduipietTs'of pee1
Lotg~. In Deer L0dee couuiv. Aootsna rrrrito~y.
dated January d. l6sa
adruin!s,rstes VI estate NJ VIM Scott. decsssea
71Sta
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DEER LODGE PUBLIC scRooLS.
Rspss< 81 sssoni QaArtsr. 1sss.

AVBkA8B 1CnOLAA8HAE.
Glasses; b Class-ss; A Class-s1.
rxrssnsDlArE.--CC lAss-7s; Class-76;
A Class-sa!
eaAnhAR.-b C,Ass-es' a 49,
nios - - &C., q, i,
Iss S'DsS 49,
rsSssass
PRIMARY.
c. C,sSs-A,ics Fansvssth, 81.
n C,sss- Crss Dasas, %, Hnuts Ceas.
-. =
Irvine. q; CSnpa Dkse, g
,--.,x,,,.r.
n
Os-Asses Asx' ~ ~sss
haA ~
8CAi seS' -"
-s "a
.oAas-Anss sssa
eRA1HAk
/. c.... u,xs,e r. v,woa, %.
sa.&t,e HuunAcr, -
IN. .cua.x =
RkAtn1kA-~0YYHn A0UY, IA .AW80O-
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AJ,a:s Of the New Ncr,h-west.

The following Agents are duty authorized BY
the NEW NORTHWEST, ana subscriber. ere
requested TO make settlement with thsm when
etlltd upon:
J w catIin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent. Butte and wakerviiis.
chas. II. Smell, Helena.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.


Arriva. and Departure Of q N. Trains.
The following table rBVws the running time OF
traIus between Deer Lodge. ) lser Bow, aud la e
kKpress Accom-
Deer Lodge ria 10 nm. dp3 10 30 Hm dpa 10 pm
Knre r acA. - Fam IS am ~ rm 70 IN
= Warm sy'sr ~ ava Sb3 nm oo ah 80 90 pm
SIN ,n ...il.ISp pm Is AIN. 30 Hm sD pm
snlvrr b. .. II 10 pm. 4.SO am o.a an IT, pun.
Bate .....'. - -
The tran lraving Deer Lod:" 1t ID p. N. runs
dit,CtI, through 10 Bate wItbont Oh 'nRe OF cars.
AM NV Ibrpe Mt Ii.35 p IN. The train leaving
S,tIs Asa u run through to Deer Lodge with
out chang III care, arriving here w. oh, M -
or, Iuu ilIcct bet wceu Deer LOdgr aud Ogden. ihe
pullman rlee ger Dainr 10 Oerr Lodge tsen u.
ma. and uSrrcn ere hound south can occupy their
be,ths NJ nm, time IN The evening
Al trains RON daily .-, ,w
Tue expresdrtOrs at Race TICK ana s'nsf' "'' u"
ARE hcsyssn Butte and Deer Lodge $3.50.
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Che Asu 4lorth-afsst.

cS sses 10 sss.
The OFFICE TO WHOA 1T WAS PRE-
yfOUSLY SENT.
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fioxEEa. Feb. 5. isH. !.

IsvoRnArrox reached ihis city yssassess
,hss Nell NcRse; who y we'll hnown y
Bette. and whs VS. fer long iiass enpao5-
Cd b. Lavsli Bros. Va frozen 70 death -
weak. He has been abesss ffo1 husss 49,
Last fall, since which tine ~ As. sess =
sidIns In The Barker disstsss ~ sAs Nessssee
Aeusssa, whom = - - ts.iA-1ass
Nn~nsnin
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set Of German silver band Instruments. twelve In
number incsodipg drums for sale az very reasans-
he figure. Address az in9nhe Of
FRANK 3. PRICE,
MT Deer Lodge, N. n
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For Sale.

ORDER for hay left at Ward q McAndrcws' stable
win be PROMPTLY attended 70. -
70et4 PETER WALTON. .
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NOTICE.

Parties knowing them.elvesi IN arrears Tor county
hcense required to make payment Of before
the ist day OF March, Issa. and save costs.
LEW COLEMAN,
SSst8 County Treasurer.
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Situation Wanted Cook.

I am rood meat and pastry cook learned my bus-
in.ss steamboats, and In hrst-cIass hote~: married
and family In states came fron ~ Loass thts sam
er; want work, and will give satisfaction rive up
tAs rasce wtbcut o ransrnnT. Adarers.
FRANK YARD,
sass Helena n. +.
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RELIGIOUS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT every Sunday. Sunday
School at Q s'elock each Sunday under direction
OF SISTERS Of Charity,
PRESBYTERIAN Services every Sunday At
, II O'clock a. m, and o clock p. m. ssn-
DAY SchooI every sgs4ay At 9 o'clock.
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Five.Stamp Quartz MM for

offer for sale. cheap for cash the fve-stsmp water
power qusYsS mill known the stuart min,
| 6eorgcsawu Flats. The mill 10 comparatively new
! and b In cenptcee running order. For particulars
THOMAS sTUARr,
| s5Sf Deey L0dee.
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'xnak. s18AYD OF TAKEN UP

a.. o.SANHON. laorssv isr os.~a",. ',ss
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

Governor Ordway. Of Dakota, has
written letter to the secretary of the
interior, giving some particulars with
regard to affairs in that territory. He
says the territorial assembly adjourned
on March 9, and that 800 of the bills
passed by it have become laws; legisla-
tive provision was made for nine penal,
charitable, and educational institutions
to be situated in various parts of the
territory; and an issue of territorial
bonds to the amount of about $40O, 900
bearing 5 aud 6 per cent. interest. was
authorized to provide funds for the
erection of the necessary buildings. A
bill was passed and approved naming
nine of the most reputable men of the
territory as commissioners to select a
place for the territorial capital and to
erect, at cost not exceeding $1O0, 600,
the necessary government buildings.
So Dakota starts out in its race for
statehood with the usual alembellishment,
a nice, neat assortment of debts.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07
tax ALTAR

Married-rn St. Jos. pn, Mo. on Tuesday,
March 9th. in the parior OF the Catholic church
S,rmer,v or ,G, ,h,. c,tv ard a. Mia" K.TIr q,
BUDDY, OF St. Joseph.
In Concord,a, Lafayette county. Mo
recently; Mr. HESH1 sIEiNMASS -, and Mss
Iinhsns N""s"'ei " NA' o'pe'
A, tho resiaenee of tho h,iae,s father
Rev. J. b II. Woodbridge. March ). BY the
hev. " u; Son1, NJ; g r. LANCASTEh anu
M.s.,., =.
to No y, ,ha ros;a.n"" nv ~. hrids,s fsshar
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

The remains of John Howard Pavne
the author f"Home, Sweet Home, .
have arrived at Washington, and will
be inferred at Oak Hill Cemetery on
the 9th of June, the ninety-tirst
anniversary of his birth, and services in
honor of his memory will be held a,
the oTavo
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

The N. Y. Herald says of Peter Coop
er: Snow that he is gone, it would be
better have been spared. Some me1
are richer, some have more power
perhaps some are wiser, but New York
has not had in many years man more
honestly devoted than Peter Cooper to
things pure, lovely and of good report.
His name, his time and his money have
done good service in most every move
ment in the last half century for the
good of the community and any partic.
ular class that was in trouble, and
unlike most public men, he was Eot
afraid to take the initiative in efforts
not likely to be popular"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

Ashooting tournament in connection
with the bench show, inaugurated a,
Pittsburg, Tuesday, was begun by q
match between Bogardus and Carver
The contest was for purse of $780,
best out of 100 clay pigeons, and result.
cd in a victory for Bogardus, by score
of 95 to 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

4 Snatnh .anrsnn said aonoewhat sar,
castically, of a hard drinker, tilaass tias sTo 81
put an enemy in his mouth to steal
away his brains, but that the enemy,
after a thorough aud practical search,
returned without anything" There is
philosophy as we'll as wit in this-the
serious question is as to whether or not,
SO far as the subject himself is concern
ed, an habitual drunkard, q man who
cannot control his passions, is worth
much solicitude to save; if when pre-
served from this demon he will not be
weak enough to suocumb to some
other.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

A bill was introduced in the New
York state senate and immediately
ordered to a third reading to prevent
any attempt to personate or represent
Jesus Christ, by any show, play or
dramatic representation, whether ad-
mission be free or not; and declares
the violation of its provision misde.
meanor punishable by fine Of not less
than 81 200 and imprisonment of not
less than six months. The bill will
probably pass,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

There is a revolution in Ecuador
Dictator Ncintimil!a is in Guayaquil
but it is probable that the revolutionary
troops will soon enter the CITY withoul
struggle. Business is bad and the
coffee trade has been almost DESTROYED
oy the war. Rioting has been prevent.
ed by the presence of an Italian and
British man-of-war.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALI-
ZATION FOR LAFAYETTE
COUNTY, STATE OF MIS-
SOURI,.

rk,HE following personal property has been
4 increased or assessed by the County Board
"i Equalization, April End, lSs5 for The taxes OF
the year 1888. o
Inc board Of Appeals will meet at the court
M"hse IN the CITY OF Lexington, on the fourth
MonoaV IN April. 1883, to hear cause If any.
MhE such increase or assessment stOuld not be
Theodore Gosewi.ch Us agent sl4. 500.
K. A. BARNETT,
,,. President Of Board of Equalizatiou.
AtIest: W. Il SrsELE
Api'o Clerk and Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-04-07

London advices from Buenos Ayres,
under date of February "a report, that
fight occurred in Patagonia between
Argentine and Chilian troops, owing
to the refusal of the former to quit
Chilian territory. Several men were
killed and a number wounded. The
Argentine troops finally retired across
the line,