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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
= WINTER CLOTHES.

- If you are ready to talk Clothing for your
self or boy we would like to submit our
-"EPIToME." Thoroughly Good Honest
and positively Fine Clothing is not quite so
Numerous as 1t would seem, judging from the
are settling MODEL OYERCOATs and
SUITS so rarely unique, rich, and elegant
- that they can be found ONLY at OUR BA-
-ZiAR OF FASHION. Come IN to-day and
let us show you some FINE SUITS that will
compare with the beat custom work, or our
stock of Sill, and satin-Lined TOP COATS
in every style, which are not equallcd any
where. These custom-made garments not
only look we'll, but they FIT. Our lower
grades are cut upon the same patterns, and are
equally stylish and custom-like looking.
In our Boys Department there is every
thing one could expect, from FINE DRESS
to SCHOOL SUITS Of as cheap
grade as any one ought t. buy, however linn
lied his means. The display of pretty and
little OvERCoATs and kits for
children is both chocie and reasonable in
price.
4. SAKS & CO.,
1913 MAIN STREET.
fnO "a
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POsf-Onice Robbed.

icy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
POTTsvILE, Pa, November III The
post-oilice here was entered last night by
burglars, who blew open the safe anu stole
$4,000 i'm cash.
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3 A D BL o. D.
SCROFULOUs,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 scrofulous ulcers broke but on my body
until my breast was one mass of corruption. Some
Of these ulcers were not less than and one. half
inches I'm diameter, the edges rough, ragged, and
seemingly dead-the cavity open to the bone and
filled with offensive matter. Everything known
70 the medical faculty was tried in vain. Gradu-
ally the bone Itself became diseased, and then the
suffering began I'm earnest. Bone ulcers began 20
take the place Of those hitherto on the surface.
became mere wreck. For months at a time could
not get my hands TO MY head because Of extreme
soreness.
COULD NOT TURN IN BED.
Knew not what 10 was 10 be an hour, even, free
from pain. Had reason 10 look upon life itself as
a curse. In the summer of 1880, after ten years
of this wretched eXlstence,I began TO use the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and after two years
persistent use OF them the last ulcer has healed.
The dread disease has succumbed. All over the
breast, where was once a mass Of corruption. Is
now a healthy skin. Ny weight has increased
from 1913 to l56 pounds, andthe good work is still
going on. feel myselfa new man, and all through
the Cuicura Remeries.
JAMES F. RICHARDSON,
CusiOm-IlOuse, New Orleans.
sworn TO before United States Commissioner j..
ID. CRAWFORD.
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FlOnr.

Flour We quote: Pine, t3Gs3.50, supergne
t3.2jW 1915; extra, s475@S1 90, family, IS d
1925: Patent iamilv. S6ms6.25.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHaOYr. November "a. 1853.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whte, 15I bushels. Red, 1904
bushels
CuRN.-White, 1925 bushels.
OATs.-1,6OO bushels.
RYE.--6 bushels
MEAL.-400 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-I0 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whte so bushels very good at sI.I3.
Red. 100 bushels fair 10 very good I.Ongberry AT
Sl.l0 to Sl.i4; 1853 bushels mixed az sl.1O 10
Sill; 46S bushels common TO good Shorberry
at 97c. To rl.OS.
COGN.-Whitc, 2l0 bushels good 10 very good
new at 90 10 Gle.
RYE.-6 bushels very good at Csc.
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SODA. AND nINERAL-wATERs. &c.

A GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
IA AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
We have constantly on hand an the famed MIN
ERAL WATERS from Virginia and West VIZ
ginla. received direct:
WHITE SULPHUR, RED SULPHUR,
ALLEGUANY, HEALING,
BLUE RIDGE. WOLtTRAP LlrHIA;
Also the waters from SARATOGA SPRINGS aud
the OFNFR RAKOCZY: FREIDERlCksHALL,
HUNYADI JANOS, and other EUROPEAN WA
TIERS. PURCELL. LADD& CO., Druggists.
au25 Agents Virginia springs Waters.
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COULD NOT TURIN BED.
TO CLEANSE TIE nLoOD

~ NIEANEFs llifs biDOb
of scrofulous, inherited, and contagious humors
aud thus remove the most prolific cause of human
suffering; to clear the skin Of dsfgurng blotches,
itching tortures humliatlng eruptions, and loath-
some sores caused by impure or poisoned blood;
10 purify and beautiry the SKIN and restore the
hair so that no trace Of disease remain, CUTl-
CURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood-Puriner'
Diurectlc, and Aperient and CUTICURA and
CUTlCURA SOAP, the great Skln-Curcs and
Beautiders, are infaihble. They are the only REM
edies that succeed when physicians aud all other
means fail.
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
The half has not been told as 20 the great cura-
tive powers of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. /
have paid hundreds OF dollars for medicines TO
cure diseases Of the blood and skin. and never
found ANYTHING yet 10 equal the ClIlCl IA
REMEDIES. CHARLES a. WILLIAMS.
PROVIDENCE, X. l.
PRICE OF CUTICURA: Small boxes, Doc;
large boxes, 81. CUTlCURA RESOLNENT. 81
per bottle CUTICURA SOAP. Poe. tUTlCURA
SHAVlN6-SOhf, 15c. Sold by all druggists.
POTTER DRUG MD CHEMICAL Coz
Boston.
Send Cor " How TO Cure skin Disease
no 25-Su&W&w
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nu.ss CASTINGS. ENGINES. dc.

DRAss CASTINGS
- or EVERY DESCRIPTION
promptly furnished at si2 Cary street.
,xsoalm R.w. TRAYLoR
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cans GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
ORGANS. ORGANS!
ESTEY ORGANS!
SMITH ORGANS!
STERLING ORGANS!

FIFTY ORGANS in our warerooms You can
certainly make q tine selection for home, sunday
school. or church use ORGANS from S25 up
wards. -
IL does not matter whether yon buy or not, We
will be happy to have yon call.
RAMOS & MOSES Music-llonse,
no o5-Su.W&F3t GA Main steeet.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS, WAKE
Il FULNEsS, DIZZINESS. AND LACK OF
ENERGY,a most valuable remedy Is
BROWNS IRON BfTTERS.
OTTuMwA, h.-Dr. J. VI. Armstrong SAYS: " I
have used Browns Iron Btters In my family. and
recommend Its use 10 others.-
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Dr. J. G. Bidder says !:
p" Persons who use Browns Iron Bitters always
SPEAK well Of t. ltiss good medicine"
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THE WEBER PIANO, UN-SEEs[ss;5
SURPASSED for all the Gesirableef ~
onaliftel of tone touch, and durability of first
class instrument. Elegant and beautiful. new
s'pp'' jun 49, BECKwITH & PARHAM,
Agents.
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Il ANhWHA SPLINT COAL GIVES
and split; WEST VIRGINIA STEAM and
SMITH COAL. All Coal carefully prepared aud
promptly delivered.
order ny telephone or otherwise.
:. 4. LATHROP,
Hol Seventeenth street. at Draw bridge.
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A NDERSON & FLEMING, JEFFERSON
IA STREET NEAR BYRD, ANTHRAClTE. WEST
VIRGINIA SPLfNT. CLOVER II ! l. l. and
STEAM COAL. GA~-llOUSE and SOFT COKE !:
OAK, PINE. and kINDI.ING WOOD. WIN be
glad TO receive orders from our friends through
telephone n otherwise. Telephone No., 24i.
no22-lm
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE COAL, 80, Sj.75,
~ and $3.50 per ton: Eastbank COalburg, 80 U
for lump and 1925 for hail; Splint, soft coal.
$3.50; Engine Coal from s2.75 Ia $3.50: soft
Coke and Brigilthope, lowest prices for cash. Pine
and Oak Wood long, sawed, or kndng. Tcie-
phone. lG5. Office, 1908 Cary street, or Broad
between Seventh and Eighth.
no25 CHARLES III. PAGE.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 2i.-Virginia G's, de-
ferred 9; Virginia consolidated, so; past due
coupons, 623: new 1O-40's. 36%; new IS, 534
North Carolina SIS, old, lG7. Bid to-day.
M stock market Monday.
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THE LATE CAPTAIN TcTTY--sINGuLAE PREMo-
NrTIox OF DHATn-PERsoNAL MATTERS
PAIL OF WAREHOUSE wALL--coUNTY
JrDGESnIpS.
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,amcr Sunk by Collision and Twcr-
Nv Lives Lest,

LOyDON, November 24.-James & Co.,
merchants, Of Manchester, have failed.
Liabilities, G110,000.
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DANVILLE.

BRIDGE sOID-THE COSTESTED-E ELECTION
CAsE-BUSINEsS-AEN DEAD-ANOIIIER MAR
ROw-GAUGE-LQUOR CASES MOSTLY.
TCorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
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BALTIllORF,
CINCINNATI

CTHCNNATI. November 2i.-Flourquiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; Sl.O4 cash. Corn strong
at j2zc. Oats strong and higher AZ BIG. Pork
strong at Sl3. Lard-Demand active az $1,000
~ 80. Bulkmeats and bacon scarce but UNCHANGED.
Whiskey firm al Sl.l3. sugar steady and uG-
changed. Hogs active and hrm; common aud
light, s3.75gsi.70; packing anu butchers, $3.50
Mf5,
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UN-AMERICAN.
No Double Beds In Continental Europe
Experience Thereon.

w. A. Crofiut writes TO the Pioneer Press:
"There are no double beds 10 Europe, out
OF London. / did not see one In long sum
mer tour. A man and his wife were expect
ed 10 sleep In separate beds-small beds
three feet wide. ! asked for a double bed
In Lugano, when the landlord assured me
there was no such thing III the town, and he
had never seen one.' One evening OBJ.
served some confusion In the bureau Of the
hotel at Lucerne. A controversy was appar-
emily going on. Presently one Of the parties
TO IL came out into the vestibule. He was
perhaps q Vermont cattle drover-a large,
powerful man, rather unconventional In ap-
pearance. He took of big straw hat, wiped
his sweaty brow with q red silk handker-
chief, and exclaimed: Darn IL all, mister
Harrit an me has slept together now rising
forty year, and you've got 10 hunt up bed
that we ken both sleep in at the same time,
and we shall set right here I'll! y'du' At
this he walked down and took chair by the
side Of q little, slim woman, who weighed
about ninety pounds, camel's hair shawl,
spectaces and ALL How il came out never
knew, for The vestibule was occupied that
evening by a company Of singers from Milan,
and lost sight Of 'IIarrit' and her cavalier
amid the lively strains OF 'Ysm-ma. Yam.
mo-
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peculiar clock, which marks the hours
from one TO twenty-four, has recently been
completed by Wilmington, Del, manufac-
turer. The new time-piece Is of the kind
soon to be adopted by several Of the rail.
roads. The most conspicuous innovations
are In the marking upon the dial and In the
movement of the wheels which run the
hands. The minute hands, instead Of max
ing twelve revolutions TO every revolution Of
the hour hand, as In the ordinary clock,
makes twenty.four revolutions, while the
hour hand passes around once. The figures
upon the dial are marked in Arabic, instead
OF Roman numerals. They are from one to
twenty-four inclusive, the spaces between
the figures thus being only half as great as
those on the dial Of the ordinary twelve
hour clocks. The minute hand therefore
marks the half minutes As we'll rs the min
utes. The railroads proposing to adopt the
new system a. . standard will prepare new
time tables, upon which the distinction be-.
tween trains marked q. m. and those marked
p. m, which 10 often overlooked by careless
travellers, will no longer appear.
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Copy of Summons.
In the Probate Court in and for the County of
Deer Lodge, Montana Territory.
I.A. Mn-.h.. a-A xxriii;..a w II.---.-- r,,.nr

In the Probate Court in and for the County O
Deer Lodge, Montana Territory.
John T. Murphy and William w. Higgins Pltf.
William ]. Palmer, Deft.
The People of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing TO William j. Palmer. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above-nam Plaintiffs
In the Prohate Count In and for the County of Deer
Lodge Montana Territory. and TO answer the com
plant filed therein within ten days Exclusive Of the
day of servce after the service You OF this Sum-
mons, judgment BY default will be taken against
yon, according TO the prayer Of said complaint
The said action Is brought TO recover from you the
sum Of three hundred and nineteen and 3S 100 dollars
balance on an account for goods, wares and me.-
chandise sold by plaintiffs TO defendant at his
at Deer Lodge, N. t. between the 18th day of April
1884, and the 10th day of October 1885, and TO
the further sum Of Sis. 30 due from defendant TO
plaintiffs, upon ,promissory note executed by de-
PENDANT to Lew Coleman on the let day of December
1880, for 76 due one day after date with interest
at two per cent. per month from date until paid, and
duly assigned to plaintiffs, and for costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to ap-
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said Plaintiffs will take judgment against you by de-
fault for the sum of S319 IS and the further of
S119 so and the costs Of this suit.
NrEO Given under my hand and the Seal of the
S6LLLs Probate Court in and fer the Comfy of
~ Deer Lodge. Montana Territory, this 10th
day OF October In the year OF Lord one thousand
eight hundred and and eighty three.
749-4w Signed, oRREN EMERSON. Clerk.
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1851.
Application for Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
uelena. M Il November 6 iSS9

U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., November s, 1888.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Granite MountaiH
Mining Company, a corporation duly organized under
the laws Of the Territory OF Montana, by Frank L.
Perkins, Its attorney-in- fact. whose postofce &C.
dress is Philipsbnrg. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, has this day filed It's application for .
patent TO 1900 linear feet Of the PEER lode, mine
vein, situated In Flint Creek Mining District Deel
Lodge county, Montana Territory and designated BY
the official plat and neld notes file In this Office AZ
Lot No. 76 In Township North, Range 10 West
said Lot No. 20 being more particularly described az
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner granite stone
22x14x6 inches. marked 1-l3U1, for corner No. i.
from which the initial point for this district bears
IS dogs 81 min @ lg7k feet distant. and running
thence 10 dogs IS min 900 feet: thence n degs
30 min 1880 feet: thence N 10 degs Is min W COG
feet thence "a degrees 30 1870 feet to the place
Of beginning, containing an area of ~ 50 acres.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded in the Record.
er's office Of Deer Lodge county, Montana, In Book
IL" of lodes, page So.
The adjoining claimant to these premises 10 the
Granite Mountain Mining Company to the Granite
Mountain Lode. Lot No. "a, on the West
74agd II. Atkinson, Register.
N. b. RISsELrNG, Atty for Claimant.
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Editorial Enterprise
DetrOif Free Press

DetTOU FREE PFesS.
One day, year or two ago, a Greenville
5. C., editor heard that a man was to bt
lyncbed In q locality about fifteen mile.
away, and he put q new pencil into hi.
pocket, hired the fastest horse In town, and
started for the scene. When he arrived be
found a crowd under a tree, and In the circle
was the prisoner, vIllainous chap, who had
committed . heinous ofense. The crowd
had started TO hang him, but several citizens
had advanced such arguments In favor OF
permitting the law TO take its course that 1t
had been decided TO take the rascal back to
Jail. Williams drove up, jumped down, and
In moment or two learned that the affair
was off. He had driven fifteen miles to re.
port q case Of lynching, and bis disgust was
profound. Mounting a stump he began:
"Gsntlemen, look at that boss. I've
foundered him to get here and see this hang
Ing. 1t will be $500 out of my pocket, and
the only return will be q three-liner In the
NeWs, saying that you concluded not to hang.
Gentlemen, has patriotism died out of this
"No no! mo-" yelled the crowd.
"Does It make any particular difference to
this man whether he is hung now or three
months later?"
"No! moi"
Gentlemen, believe In law and order,
but I've driven fifteen miles, foundered a
boss, and feel q bit broke up. don't say
that want to see man hung, and don't
say that lynching is the best plan, but II he
should he swung up and should he asked
to sit on a coroner's jury and bring 10 YER
dict Of suicide, don't see how could re-.
fuse. Gentlemen, look at that ar boss :"
"Swing him up" yelled twenty men.
"Look at that wreck of once noble boss
and tell"
"Hooray!" shouted the crowd, and up
went the man, to be left suspended until
dead.
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NO. 1880.
Application for Patent,
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. M. r October d lSS3

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T, October %, 1889.
Notice 10 hereby given that Angus A. Mcdonald
and John Ulery, whose postoice address is Philips
burg. Deer Lodge county. Montana, and John Wen
ger, whose postoice address lie Butte. Silver Bo y
county, Montana, have this day filed their application
for patent tor 1905 linear feet of the RANCHERO
lode, mine, or vein, situated in Flint Creek Mining
District. Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory and
designated by the official plat and field notes on e
IN this office as Lot No. 70, in Township North.
Range IL wert and being more particularly described
AZ follows. to-wit:
Beginning ut the southwest corner limestone 26x
12xH inches marked l-1343 for corner No, J. from
which the \ section corner the west boundary of
section 30 r. N, RIB w bears 5 81 degs on min W
5l33.7 feet distant, and running thence degs Is
min W 81 feet thence N Is degs 30 min 1864 feet
thence s degs Is min 81 feet: thence 5 IS degs
30 min w 1865 feet to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning an area of 1919 claimed and 00l acres
included In Lot 30 b, not claimed.
The location of this mine IL recorded IN the Re-
corder's office OF Deer Lodge county, Montana In
Book I'M" page 282
The adjoining claimant TO these premises is the
Hope Mining Company TO the Little Emma lode, Lot
No. 30 4. b., on the North.
+. Atkinson, Register.
N. b. RHGELIsG, Atty for Claimant. 746-1Ot
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Administrator Sale,

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of M
order OF the Probate Court of Deer Lodge County
Montana Terri tory, dated November 1885, the un-
dersgned Administrator of the Estate of James M
Dinge deceased, will sell at public auction for cash
O'Clock m, at the late residence of said deceased
In said county, all right, title and interest of said
James M. Dingle deceased at the time of his death
Tor since that time acquired by his estate Of in and
10 the following described property, situated in
said county and Territory. to-wit- The
northeast quarter. and the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 81 in township north
OF range 10 west. containing 200 acres of land more
or less together with all fences and other improve.
mens said land and the ditch constI ucted for the
purpose of conveying water from Warm Spring creek
TO said land for agricultural purposes and the
OF Warm Spring creek, and the water right 10 said
ditch belonging or apperta lining. Deed at expense
cfpurchaser.
Dated Nov. IL, 1889.
REUBEN L. DAVIS,
1881 Administrator.
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- -
Queer Suicides.

The New York Sun collects the following
strange suicides:
A member Of the Texas bar committe,
suicide because his client berated him 70
losing his case.
Jennie Roberts, Of Pittsfeld, flung hersel
Into q stream after being refused permission
TO 60 to ball.
George Atkinson, of San Francisco, staket
his life on bis horse, and losing, immediate
ly paid the forfeit with pistol shot.
Kansas miller drowned himself In hi
mill pond because dam he had lust bull
failed TO collect water enough to turn The
wheel.
Ross Gallon, Of Covington, Ind, having
lost his health through wound received Ii
struggle with tramp, ended his life with
apistol ball.
Mrs. Joseph Shaw, Of Gatesville, Texas
saturated her clothing with kerosene, ther
lashed herself securely TO tree, aud set bel
clothes on fire.
Religious excitement unsettled the mind
Of Mrs. Henry Becdman, of Deer Park, Nd.
and she killed herself by eating two handfuIs
Of blue vitrol.
While blowing, Joseph Moore, of Cowden
ILL.,, suddenly determined to kill himself
and taking rein he hanged himself from q
bush oveihanging ravine near by.
An insane convict In the Ohio Peniten.
tlary tried TO commit suicide by swallowing
q large spoon. Failing In this, he thrust the
spoon down his throat 80 forcibly that the
handle broke of, and he was strangled.
Ella Hill, Of Seymour, Conn.,, got her dress
wet, and her stepmother would not let her
put on her best dress. The girl took her
fathers gun, put the muzzle over her heart,
touched the trigger with her toe, aud fell
dead.
Christian Burkhardt, Of Cincinnati, first
shot himself In the mouth, thinking to .epd
the bullet into his brain. II did not kill
him, and he then put the pistol behind his
right ear and fred the second time. Still he
was not killed, and Al the third attempt he
missed his head altogether. The fourth
time he pressed the pistol against his aldo.
mep. The calibre of the weapon was small,
and he ID likely 10 recover from his wounds.
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Proof Of Will,

In the Probate Court of Deer Lodge county,
Territory of Montana.
In the matter of the estate OF James aeMullen.
Deceased.
Persuant to an order Of said court made on the
7th day of Nov, A. D. 1888, notice is hereby
given that Friday the 30th day of November,
A. d. 1888, at 10 o'clock a. IN. OF said day at the
court room OF said court, at the court house in
town and county OF Deer Lodge, has been ap-
poiut ed as the time and place for proving the
will Of said James McMuien, deceased, and for
heari ng the application Of Remigus DeRyckere
for the issuance to him of
letters documentary, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated, Nov. I, 1888.
74s-3t oRREN EMERSON, Clerk.
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Election Notice.

Once Granite Mountain Mining Co.
All Olive 81. Louis, Mo-, Nov. Z, 1883. /
The animal meeting Of the stockholders Of thi
Company for the election OF nine Tsl Trustees /.
the Company In the City Of ST. Iorie stste al Ms
rouri. on IT. HsDAY, DECEMBER 4 1883. Pom,
open from - NJ. to2p. m Books for the trsnsfe,
OF efosk viii Be closed from November 2Sth to De.
ccmoer 9th. b 18th dates inclusive.
JNO. II. LiONBKRGKR, President.
JoHx T. FnLD. secretary. 7ss-st