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ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New North-West.
AN INSPECTING TOUR.
Distinguished Officers of the Union Pacific
Looking at the Lines.

On last Sunday special tram arrived from
the south, bringing the Union Pacific direc-
tors and officers who have been making
general inspection of the Union Pacific sys-
tenn of railroads. The party consisted OF
Fred. J.. Ames, chairman of the executive
committee of the board of directors; 8. ii. III
Clark, general manager and director, and his
secretary, II. vinton; Charles Francis Ad-
ANS, Jr., and Ezra Baker, directors; j. Blick,
ensderfer, chief engineer Of the U. +. roads;
J. II. Congdon, superintendent OF motive
power and car department, and assistant su-
perintendent j John Wilson; Robert Dickens
derfer, superintendent Oregon Short Line;
w. Doddridge, general superintendent OF
Idaho division; w. p. z. st. Clair, superin'
tendent Utah and Northern; II. Reardon,
master mechanic U. g. n, Eagle Rock; f.
Bruen, assistant engineer Samuel Word,
ESQ, attorney of the U. & n. company, ac-
companied the party from Butte. After din
ing Mt the McBurney House the party and
few gentlemen invited TO accompany them
from Deer Lodge went TO Blackfoot intersec-
ton (Garrison) and after an hours inspection
the train returned south.
During the visit nj Garrison Engineer
Blickensderfer and General Manager Clark
determined upon the location Of the q. & N
transfer station, securing an additional tract
of ground for that purpose. The freight de-
pot will be placed on the north side Of the
U. & n. main track, near where Thompsons
lamber Office now stands. The passenger
depot will probably be at the Intersection OF
the two roads. The buildings are now being
constructed In Omaha and will be shipped
here ready to put up. The Union Pacific
company has definitely determined to not 60
around Cedar Point, but to put In their
transfer nc the present intersection, where IL
should be. Mr.. Bruen has been during the
week surveying side tracks, etc, In accord
ance with the above.
Yesterday Superintendent st. Clair went
70 Garrison TO confer with Superintendent
Of the n. p. Co. In relation 10 the matter.
We learn that both companies have In
structed their agents TO hereafter make the
freight transfer at Garrison NJ the expense
Of the company shipping, and that no ex-
pense Is to be charged 10 the 70 shipper OF
consignee on account Of such transfer.
1t was further reported yesterday that q
Northern Pacific work train was ordered 70
Little Blackfoot (Garrison) to put In size
trac,rs etc. in accordance with the agree
meut made at San Francisco. The TOO long
deferred construction Of passenger AND
freight buildings and transfer facilities wiz
now be pushed Ms rapidly as possible ano
for the next month Garrison VIII DC y soe"e
of activity.
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PERSONAL.

| Mrs. Lon. p. Smith will have her hats on
sale In Deer Lodge next Monday.
Judge Galbraith will leave for Missouls
Nov. 9Th, to open court the following day.
Our friend Hugh McQuaid, of the Endepen
dent, was in town yesterday, bound for the
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bonner left for the Eas,
Tuesday, expecting to be absent about six
weeks.
Mr.. George w. Carlton left for the Ceur
dAlene mines last Monday, intending to be
absent ten days.
Mr.. John N. Collins, of Blackfoot, left this
week for New Sharon, Me-, where he ex.
poets to spend the winter.
Hon. Charles Cooper C"OA Colombo'O,
who has located a ranch eighteen miles north
of Helmville, was in town this week.
Mr.. G. B. Sims, recently Of Portland, Or,
and now appointed agent Of the Northern
Pacific Company at Butte, was in town Mon.
day en- route to his new position.
Mr.. G. X. Barnes, General Ticket Agent OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, was in town
Fulton, Of Helena, met him here.
Mr.. A. j. Pattison, of Ogden, Utah, Cor
responding and Fiscal Agent of the Western
Associated Press for Utah, Idaho and Mon.
tana, made us pleasant call yesterday. He
has been attending Telegraphic Superin.
tendents' Convention in Helena, and Mon
tana will doubtless be benefited by his trip
here.
Hon. VIM. II. Clagett has permanently To-
Gated in Portland, Oregon, and opened a law
Office in the First National Bank building.
He will be pleased to attend to any business
for Montana ms in Portland He states that
Portland business men are interested six or
eight million dollars in Willard stocks, and
that the crash In stocks occasioned much
anxiety.
Mrs. w. A. Clark, who has been abroad
some five years, returned last Friday and has
since gone to Butte. She received cordial
welcome from her many friends here. Mrs.
G. is now looking after the education of her
children and has located with them for the
present at Garden City, Long Island-a city
under the patronage as 1t were of Mrs. A. T..
Stewart and where several million dollars
have been invested in school buildings,
churches, and elegant residences. Mrs.
Clark expects to remain in Montana about q
month.
The dispatches mention how General Col
lis. Of Philadelphia, made nice clean up in
New York on stocks last Saturday. The
General is a pleasant gentleman with whom
we had the pleasure of spending a couple Of
ENJOYABLE evenings last summer as he jour
neyed through Deer Lodge. He did on one
OF those occasions introduce Charley Bielen-
berg to the ladies of the party as a cowboy
who had his own private graveyard full three
deep, but We scarcely expected he would
himself in October bury Wall street bulls till
their feet stuck out under tn. palings. He
did l., however, and made Il big clean up.
Congratulations, General. May part of your
hundred thousand be spent in another trip to
Montana.
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The Pacific Railroad Managers Kicking
Against Willard.


Against Willard.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1S.-The rail-
road managers here say the threatened re.
fusal of the Northern Pacific to continue the
special contract system will have no effect
on roads west of the Missouri river. Under
the fifth section of the private agreement,
the Northern Pacific took . solemn obliga-
ton, as the clause reads, to maintain the
present existing rates. Managers here claim
that Willard will have to do so until he gives
the required ninety days notice of with
drawal from the compact. The reasons a..
signed for the proposed action of the North.
ern Pacific are that Willard wants to estab-
lish special contract system for his own
line. One manager ASSERTS that he IL doing
50 now In violation Of the agreement entered
into, and that he has proof that Willard OF.
fered special contract rates to Portland mer-
chants Immediately after the close Of the
conference, the contracts to run to Decem-
Der 81, 1884. He says he also has reeson to
know that Willard committed himself by .
promise to give through rates on local tariffs.
These matters will be considered at the
meeting In Chicago on the 3lst, when another
commissioner will be elected. Managers of
the California lines say that II Willard won't
confine himself to the agreement he will
hive TO 6ght. -s 8 a--asa #aa-"
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An Inquiry.
Poor MAN, Oct. 10, 1883.

Poor MAN, Oct. 10, 1883.
To the Editor .f the NeU North Vest:
DEAR SIR: see in your paper an adver.
tisemeut OF N skeriff's sale of valuable quartz
mining claims, in which am n one-fourth
ownrr-Ebenezer Sharpe against Alex. Beat.
tee, Sam Hauser and myself. What for
Are such sales legal or n fraud made up be.
tween the attorneys and plainuff? / prefer
to keep III, interest on sale myself. Please
advertise this. Respectfully yours,
746 Il. JOHN FREDERICK FLoEDER.
(The first notice of sale sent to this Office
was erroneous in being "Sherift-s sale,
when it should have been Referees sale
The corrected notice is now being published
as ordered by the court, and we presume Is
satisfactory to Mr.. T. ED. N. NV
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Big Silver Shipment.

Mr.. Charles Clark, who came up from Phil.
ipsburg Wednesday evening, states the big
run ON Granite Mountain ore has been com.
pleted, and the product was shipped this
week. There were 1910 tons of wet ore
equal to $40 tons of dry orel crushed. The
yield was 101 bars of fine silver, averaging
1875 ounces each. Even at 81 per ounce,
this would aggregate over $4,000, or nearly
$500 per dry ton. This looks very favorable
for the Granite Mountain and Philipsburg.
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College Boys and the "snobs. ;


SAN FRAScIsoo, Oct. ls.-A Princeton,
N. j., special gives An account Of fight be-
tween party Of students and number Of
"snobs," ss the collegisns term the town.
men, and which apparently resulted in .
draw, the students being successful In indi.
vidual encounters, but had to contend against
superior numbsrs. The collegians were fol.
lowed to the gates by the town boys, but the
college police appeared on the scene and
forced them TO withdraw. Great amnesty
exists between the town and college boys.
Last nights row was the first Of the season.
About $50 freshmen and sophomore and
between $50 and 500 asuobs' participated in
the fight. It ID expected hostilisiss will be
resumed In few days.
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POSTAL IRREGULARITY.
Some Wrongs That Need Remedying

Succeeding the opening of railroad, the
establishment Of new lines and the presence
of strangers as mail clerks on the postal cars,
1t Is naturally to be expected there will be for
time irregularity OF delivery. We have
been patient under the loss of subscribers
and have endured like martyr the abuse Of
abused patrons along the line of the North
ern Pacific, until this day We had hoped
and trusted there would be an improvement
in the service, but there is not. We find it
impossible, within three TO five days, to get
the New NORTHWEST delivered at Gold
Creek, for Pioneer p. o. distant IS miles
from Deer Lodge, and have frequently the
same trouble about the New Chicago and
Philipsburg packages at Drummond. We
know where the trouble il. The Utah &
Northern brings up daily from one to three
tons Of mail for Oregon & Washington Ter
ritory. It is transferred to the Northern
Pacific at Garrison. OF course 1t makes an
immense pile Of matter, and before the mail
away in proper order, the train has passed
Gold Creek and perhaps Drummond and
Bear Mouth. As result, this paper Is car
ried past II the packages were returned by
the next train it would not be so bad, but we
know of several instances where NEW
NoRTH-WEsTs for the offices mentioned
have not reached them for five days after
they were placed in the Deer Lodge post
office. We are informed by Mr.. Birdseye,
postmaster at Biackfoot City, that mail Is not
delivered at Keene's from the train going
east, and therefore our papers going in that
direction are carried past in the same man.
nsr. We would like to see this condition of
affairs changed. 1t is very discreditable to
the Postoffice and confoundediy inconven-
lent to the people. The difficulty could be
obviated by giving the way sack first atten-
ton at Garrison, and by delivering mail both
ways. For the present, at the request of
subscribers, we are sending several packages
by express or private hands, rather than I'M
dergo the delay of transmission by mail. We
respectfully solicit the attention of the
proper officers of the railway mail service to
the grievance.
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Gard or Thanks.

On behalf Of myself and other relatives of
Francis j. Gutenberg, recently deceased, 1
desire to tender to the Masonic frater-
nifty and others our most sincere and
loving fraternity shown my father during
life and after the fatal result of his accident.
To each and all we give assurance that their
Kindness is felt by grateful hearts and will
never be forgotten. III. 4. CALKNBERG.
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., October %, 1883.
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746-3ms

DESPITE the opposition Of the Duke Of
Cambridge, commander in chief Of the En-
glish armies, and Of General Wolseley, Sir
Edward Watkin, the railroad king Of Great
Britain, Is determined to construct the rail-
way tunnel under the English Channel, and
has tried the temper Of the government by
persisting despite the injunctious served on
him pending the decision Of Parliament,
"Bro. Watkins" Is Q pusher.
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Democratic County Convsntion.

The following abstract Of the proceedings
Of the County Democratic Convention, to
nominate candidates for the Constitutional
Convention, has been handed ms:
-
Convention met In the court house, Deer
Lodge, Oct. 20, 1883.
A. II. Mitchell, J. O. Robinson aud y. b.
Waterbury were nominated a. Democratic
candidates to the Territorial Constitutional
Convention. The Democratic central COM
mittee was empowered TO I'LL any vacancy
that might occur from among those eandi-
dates. ~
The following ware elected TO attend the
District Conventiou: r. T. Kennon, Thoi.
Stuart. r. 9. Kelly, j. @. Robinson, j. =.
Dickey and n. Dickinson.
All. MITCHELL, Chairman.
Fl. WARp, Secretary.
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PARIS, October ls.-Thrss hundred and
6fty Anamits convicts erecting lighshouss
on the island Psslo Condor mutinisd and
murdered Freschman and native warden
and seriously injured another Frsnchman.
Sixty convicts ssizsd arms and stores and e.
capsd in boats, and The others hsd 70 the
woods and hills.
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RETURN OF LANGRISHE.
Montana's Popular Old Actor again to the
Fore.

Mr.. Howard, advance agent of the Ian.
grishe company, billed the town this week
for "a Man in q Maze" cutting US down to
two instead Of three nights, owing to his
having billed Dillon for Thursday night be-
fore getting into communication with Mr.
Mcguire. The company will arrive on the
i2:40 train to-day, giving a performance this
evening and tomorrow evening and are an
nouuced for matinee Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Langrishe has company of twelve,
including Mrs. Langrishe and Harry Rich.
mond, whose fine reading will be favorahly
remembered by all old timers. Their acting
Is very highly spoken of by the press where
ever they have appeared, but 1t would not
matter for that in Montana. The name of
"Jack Langrishe" is alone sufficient to draw
crowded houses throughout Montana, where
be has more friends than any other actor
who has appeared here; but we are glad that
he has company and pieces so highly CON-
mended.
We advise all playgoers to secure seats at
Coleman's az early as possible to-day, and
bid the Langrishe Company hearty vel
come.
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Read the List of Novelties in Dry Goods JUS,
received At Kieinsehmidt Il Co. 8: Black Cam.
eiette suiting, just oati New Bisck Armuers
the latest style. Jersey Jacketsi New Cioaks
New style Doimans, RATTAIL fringe trimming
Handsome Brocaded Satin, Fur Trimmed Dol
mana, Ladies' and Gentlemens Silk Hosiery
Ladies and Misses Silk Knit Mittens and Wrist.
let's. New for 0entlemen-Jersey Knit Shirts
Job lot of Gloves, sell at about half value and
Quantities of articles to numerous to mention, o
which an inspection Is politely solicited.
Z 1861 49, KLEINScHMIDT CO.
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A Tunnel Cave.

There was considerable cave in Iron
Ridge Tunnel, few miles this side of Helena
Tuesday night. A freight engine ran into
the debris ana was somewhat damaged, but
nobody hurt The Northern Pacific passen.
ger train, bound west, was eleven hours late
at Garrison Wednesday night, a sunken tres.
tie having occasioned some delay after the
tunnel was passed
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Ths Land Frauds.

WASHINGTON, October -Commissiona
Mcfarland, Of the General Land Once, ID
continuing the vigorous crusade inausuarst
cd against what are known q land cruisers
Upon the report Of special agents, thirteen
entries Of public lands In Wsshirston Terri
tory were yesterday held for cancellation
The Commissioner says oil the parties In
these Gases appsU TO have combined In thu
commission u frauds, the combination syes
Intending - the notary who Witnessed ~
papers. Ali the entries after 'con6rnallor
were transferred 70 one individual.
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SneCfaltfeS /,

Be Astonishedl and price the following named
articles: Canned Goods, Milwaukee Beer, New
Flour, New Onions, Bacon and Hams, Harness,
Saddles and Horse Blankets, at
745-tf KLEINScHMIDT co.'s.
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Mr.. T. N. wiiksrson. President Of the As
ISOLATION about to publish the History OF
Montana, accompanied BY Messrs. =. n. Har.
ney and w. r. Tate, biographers and histo-
rians, are in town this week collecting mate.
rial and transacting business for the puolica.
zion. From all we can learn the work viii
% very valuable one. Instead OF ono vol
ame Of 1000 pages IL win now be published
n two volumes Of that size, and Ii being
co~densed - much as possible TO keep y
within those limits. The gentlemen are en-
0aeel In commendable project.
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Central Pacino railroad
NOTICE

The Merchants Of Deer Lodge are advised that
the Central Pacific Railroad guarantees to lay
down San Francisco Freight In Deer Lodge at as
low rates as prevail by any other route. Special
attention given to disp ateh In forwarding.
Overcharges promptly adjusted.
RICHARD GRAY, J.C. STUBBS,
Gen. FRI. Agent. Frt. Traffic Man'r.
Address, concerning Montana business,
MARK s. SEVERANCE
7A6-3ms Agent Salt Lake CITY Utah
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CHILOH's CURE WILL IMMEDIATE
- ly relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale by j. E. Dickey. 742tf
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xcor tsnle or Rent.

e oiSsr Cor Gale or Rent the Overland Stables
apd Ioas, Deer Lodge. Also the Biacksmtff
en'P .Aa n. .. HOWELL,
74Cu saps, Of G., y. i Co., Helena. y. :.
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Notice 10 hereby given tha, In accordance with
Section aG0, Revised Statutes Of Monfara, the
Beard Of County Commissioners Of Dear Lodge
secssS Il. County cissI 70 .svsssiss ior sssi:d
Proposals. for the care, support, and maintenance
efsba sick, poor. and infrm Of the county, per
capita, by the week. for the succeeding year: said
proposals. TO include and cover the entre cost Of
feeding, clsthing, and nursing Of the said sick,
poor, and in6rm, and all burial expenses thereof.
Sealed bids for said services will be received at
The Once Of the Clerk and Recorder, Deer Lodge,
Montana Territory, until the neat regular meet
Ing Of the Board of Commissioners OF said county
on this hrst Monday Of December, 1ee3.
THOMAs =. WARD, County Clerk.
7AS-As
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Agents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST. and subscribers are
requested to make settlement with them when
called upon;
Thos. w. catiin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent. Butte and Walkervilie.
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FOR sale.

o.~,a. "A, az Winter Cabbage, NO.
nsspes, as =. nssr Lodge Drug Store.
PHIL. Z. EVANS.
Deer Lodge, M. T., Sept. "a, 1858. 1ss"
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NO. 1880.
Application for Patent.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, n. r., October ~, 1888.

Notice 10 hereby given that Angus A. Mcdonald
and John Ulery whose postofics address 10 Philips
burg, Deer Lodge county, Montana, and John Wen
ger, whose postsffiee address IL Butte. Silver Bow
county Montana, have this day aled their application
for patent for 1865 linear feet o. the RANCHRRO
lode, mine, vein, situated In Flint Creek Mining
District, Deer Lodge county Montana Territory, and
designated by the official plat and fsld notes nle
in this Office as Lot No. 70, In Township North,
Range Is West, and being more particularly described
% follows. to-wit:
Beginning ut the southwest corner q Limestone 26x
1876 inches marked 1-l34a for corner No. ], frem
which the i section corner the west boundary OF
section 50, r IN, r IS w bears 8 50 dees o. min w
$751; feet distant, and running thence dogs %
min w I'll feet thence N g8 dcgs 30 min 1868 feet
thence degs u min = b11 feet: themes y u dsgs
30 min w 1855 feet TO the place Of beginning. con-
tanning an area Of 1919 acres claimed and 0O acres
included in Lot 50 b, not claimed.
The location of this mine 10 recorded In the Re-
corder's s6ice Of Deer Lodge county, Montana, In
Book IN" pegc 28a
The adjoining claimant to these premises 10 tho
Hope Mining Company TO the LATHE Emma lode, Lot
r. Atkinson, Register.
n n Rvva ~ forr 1stvu snt
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EsOR DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM.
~ plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure. For sale by J. 4. Dickey. 742tf
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SAND POINT. HERR0N SIDING,
Idhao Territory. Montana.
THIRD CROSSING, n. ?. R. R.,
1i6t Montana. .

A NASAL INJECTOR FREE WITH
~ each bottle Of Shilohs Catarrh Remedy.
Price 90 cents. For sale by j. Z. Dickey. 742tf
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srRAuHAl,-In Chicago, u.s., Thursday, Oct.
/. 10, 1850, 81 Heart Disease, John W..
strauhai, aged 80 years.
Deceased was the father Of Mr.. John r.
strauhal, Of Deer Lodge.
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oRIFFKTH-LARSEN-- the residenee Of
\. G. Larsen, near Desr Ledge, October "A.
1888, ~ Rev. 3. ]. oscenevsid, Mr.. VIM. a.
0sideth and Miss Anna Marie Larsen.
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No. 1897.
Application for Patent
U. 9. LAND OFFICE,
Hslens n n 0rtoher 10 f9aS

Helena, n. T., October 20. 1883. !
Notice IL hereby given that Lewis Davis and I'd
ward Mason, whose postofico address 10 Backfoot
City, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
this day hlsd their application for patent for forty
acres Of placer mining land situated In snorganized
mining district Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory described In legal subdivisions Of surveyed land
a. follows, to-wit:
The SIX Of Lot No. q the Mex Of the sen OF the
MEX, and the w Of the SEX Of the Mex Of section
No. % T 10 N, RsW.
The adjoining claimants to these premises are
Lewis Davis es q ana Adam Sernauser placer claims
on the south. -.
-" r. Atkinson, Register.
LEWIS DAVIS, Atty for Claimants. 74S-iet
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HOrsIKScOKNt 1tcKIstofs

WHE REV. GEORGE H. THAYER, OF
q Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by j. K. Dickey. 742tf
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ARE YOU MADE MISERABLE BY IN.
- digestion, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiioh's vitalizer is o posi-
tive cure. For sale by j. f. Dickey. 742tf
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sPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

cHRIsTIAN-6erviess every Sunday a. the
Court House 1T IL a. m. and Z p; M Eioe'
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EPlScoPAL-Reiigiouss services will be held
ut ST. lanes Episcopal Church. morning ano
evening on the Third Sunday OF each month
Rev. s. c. Biackiston oficiating.
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Advertisements under this head will be charged
hfteen cents per line for the first insertion, ana
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured In nonpareil type.