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Montana Hard Fife Wheat.
Rocky Mountain Husbandmas.

Some time ago prediction was made in the
columns Of the HusbG7dnlan to the effect that
tho hard Fife wheat raised in this country
would in few years become soft wheat.
The grounds for this was based upon the fact
that the color of the wheat raised here Is not
so red as the Minnesota wheat. Also that
the White Toas grown here is of q lighter
color and setter than the State-raised. The
Montana milIers who have expressed them
selves on the hard Fife wheat as far AZ has
been ascertained do not agree in the belief
that IL will be any softer than that grown In
Minnesota. They concur, however, in the
opinion that the present crop of the Montana
wheat is superior to the grain from which 1t
was grown. As soon ~ . portion of the
present crop Is ground the question will be
pretty well settled. III the hard Fife proves
70 be q good wheat for this climate 1t will in
all probability take the place Of fall wheat
Besides being the best wheat for the Keller
processes 1t is claimed that 1t ripens earlier
than the other kinds Of spring wheat raised
here, which In indeed . great advantage In
It's favsr. The only digestion yet urged
against IL II that IL skaters more easily than
other whest This, II Is suggested, may be
syercsme BY harvesting while In the dough.
We hope soon to give our readers the result
Of hard Fife grown and miilsd here this
year.
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Idaho Statesman.

The q. s. Postal Agent, 7. h. Bannerman,
has besn engaged in overhauling the affairs
Of Rev. ). Mexican, the postmaster Of this
city. He finds deficit Of 81 200, which Nc.
Kean Ii unable to put up. or couns Nc. II
suspended and the sfics is put into the
hands Of his DO ndsmen, and Thos. A. Logan
takes charge. VIM Beachsy, the money or
der clerk in the postoffice, and in charge Of
the books, has been At his house pretending
to be sick ever since Bannerman undertook
to look ever his accounts. Bsachsy makes
no explanation, only says he does not think
the deficiency amounts to a. much Is his
books appear to show.
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HURRICANE AT HELENA.
Several Costly Buildings Unroofed and Other
| Damage Done.
Special 10 the Inter- Mountain.

HELENA, Nov. ga heavy gale this morn
ing did much damage here. Part of the roof
was blown off the graded school building,
and also part Of the roof off the Montana N a.
tional Bank building. The latter building is
the finest structure in the city. 1t consists Of
three stories and . sub-basemest Of brick
and stone, was fnished only few weeks
ago, and cost $4,000. The entire roof was
also blown off the mammoth warehouse be-
longing to Kleinschmidt Brothers, and loca-
ted at the depot. The building is 800 feet
long, 100 feet wide, and was rooted with iron
The Minnesota House, at the depot, was also
considerably damaged. In addition to this,
q carpenter shop was lifted from its founda-
ton, and several stables and euthsuses were
either demolished or turned over. The fetal
damage will amount to several thousand dol
lars. The gale is now subsiding.
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Young sheep for sale.

Having more Sheep than can convenient
ly handle this winter, l offer for sale / $50
graded lambs at S2.50 per head. These are
from the Larabie and Kohrs focks-Mon-
tana bred and free from disease-absut half
and half ewes and wethers, and are high
grade. / have also 1000 head of fine graded
ewes which i will sell at S3.25 per head. This
IL fine opportunity for any person wishing
to engage In the Sheep business with young,
healthy, acclimatsd stock.
(F'lint Crsek) New Chicago, p. o., IT.
October 20 1884. 79S-7t
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PRECINCTANp DISTRICT OFFICERS.


Eiecteu In Deer Louge county, NOV. q, 81
The following Is the list Of Justices, Con
stables and Road Supervisors elected Nov. 4
1884, and to whom certificates have been is
sued by County Clerk Thos. Y. Ward:
Anaconda Observation-Disclosures, Z. b. Wa
terbury, VIM. Weir; Constables, H. w. Put
nam, Frank Holton.
Ophir Twp.-JustIces, John j. Jeffsris, II
NJ. Keene Constables, Robert Scott, g. w
Mack.
Elk Creek Twp-Justices, G. w. Brock, j
ID. Armstrong Constables, john Ozark, tB
NJ. Kisson and - Harvley tie.)
Flint Creek Twp.-Justices, r. NJ. Fer.
guson, Dan1 Berry; Constables, Jsre Mckay
James Brennan.
Cottonwood Twp.-Justcss, s. Beaumont,
G. w. Carlton; Constables, Dan Boisvert,
James A. Lane.
Gold Greek Twp.-Justicss, Nathan Smith,
J. X. Uhl; Constables, r. Hughes, 2. II
Fowler.
Philipsburg Twp.-Justices, J.W. Dawson,
r. T. Rombauer Constables, James Carten,
Peter Hogan.
Deer Lodge Twp.-Justices, j. L. Fifer, r
b. Walhass; Constables, j. Gordon, Henry
O'NsIL
Lincoln Twp.-Justices, John @. Moore,
Chas. Pryse; Constablss, j. s. Bignall, A.
b. Jones.
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A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience Of Job would become
exhausted were he preacher and endeavor-
keeping up an incessant coughing, making
IL impossible for HIM TO be heard. Yet, how
very easy can all this be avoided by simply
using DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Cslds. Trial Bottles
Drug Store. S03
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the cs-partner.
ship heretofore existing between tho under
signed, doing business at New Chicago, N.
Dingwall, has this day been dissolved BY
mutual consent, Duncan Dingwall and will
liam Dingwall purchasing the entire interest
Of John Caplics and Charles HI. Smith, Jr,
In said firm, continuing the business a.
Dingwall Brothers, assuming all liabilities of
and being authorized to collect all monies
due the said firm Of Caplice. Smith & Ding
wall. JOHN CAPLIcE,
CHARLES III. SMITH, JR.,
DUNCAN DINGwALL,
WILLIAM DINGwALL.
New Chicago, NJ. T., Nov. %, 1884. S034t
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Sealed Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that Proposals for
the care, support and maintenance Of the
sick, poor. and infirm of the county, per
capita, by the week, for the succeeding year,
said proposals to include and cover the en-.
the said sick, poor, and infirm, and all burial
expenses thereof, will be received at the
office of the Clerk and Recorder, Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory, until the next
regular meeting of the Board of Commits
sioners Of said county on the first Monday OF
December, 1884. THOMAS +. WARD,
8Ol 81 County Clerk.
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BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The Best salye in the wsrld for Cuts
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corhs, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t In guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2,
cents per box. For sale by
S021yr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING Co,
AT Olive street, st. Louis, Nov. 8, 1884.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company for the election Of nine (9l
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held at the office of the Company in the
city of st. Louis, State of Missouri, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1884.
Polls open from IL m. to Up. m. Books fer
the transfer Of stock will be closed from Ne
vember Is to December 8, both dates inclu-
sive.
JOHN r. LIoNBERGER, President
Attest JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary,
sol st.
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The Montana Improvement Company has
bought the two saw mills Of Jes. Catching, 1t
Wallace. taking all the logs, lumber, mate
rial, houses, and everything connected with
the plant. The amount Of the purchase will
reach from $4,000 to $4,000 h. A. Eddy has
been there during the week arranging the
transfer. Missoulisn.
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SOW E.

Sows all grains. grass seeds, plaster, salt ashes
commercial fertilizers - everything RECURRING
broadcasting-any quantity per acre better and
faster than any other method. SAVES SEED
by sowing perfectly even Not affected By mind a.
seed Ia not thrown upwards. Sows half or full
cast, on either or both sides Of wagon Readily
attached to any wagon OF cart without injury and
used wherever they can be driven. Lasts life
time. Sows 30 acres wheat per day Crop one
fourth larger than when drilled. Only perfect
made: most accurate agricultural
implement In the world. Endorsed and recon-.
mended by Agricultural colleges and best farmers
in U. s. Fully warranted-perfectly simple. DO
not be put of with any other. Send mr.
once for new free illustrated catalogue with
full information and hundreds of testimonials.
FOURTH ST., DIS MONIES, IOWA.
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GRANDMA CIGARS,

Granadina Cigar has proved itself ne best
Domssfic Hardna Cigar on this Csasf. Mr..
William Coleman. Of Deer Lodge City, M.
r.. are the sole agents of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, n. 7. Manufac-
,myed nv G.. COM s. Co.,
~, sm San Francisco.
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BUCKS FOB SALE.

Having more Bucks than We will need We
offer for sale about Twenty Head Of High
Grade Merino Bucks, two and three years
old, bred from Thoroughbred Vermont
Bucks. For further Information, call on or
address, WIZ. WILLIAMS,
602-3t Deer Lodge City.
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70 Whom It May Concern.

All persons having accounts against The
Building Fund Of School District Ne. / are
hereby requested to present the same at once
to George Cockrell, Clerk Of District, for
audit. J. e. VAN GUNDY
PETER WALTON, Trustees.
6O2H HENRY g. REED.
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Home Made Hosiery.

Having purchased the most approved knit
ting machinery manufactured and large lot
Of first-class material for the manufacture of
Hosiery, Mitts and other Knit Goods for Ladies
and Gentlemen, We respectfully solicit the pat
ronage Of Deer Ledge and vicinity. We
would be pleased to have ladies call, examine
eur cork and learn prices, assured they viii be
satisfied with both.
MRS M. MIDDLEswoRTH,
MRS. l.. A. DAKIN,
796tf Deer Lodge.
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NOTICE.

Having bought out T. w. Richards, / am
now prepared to do all kinds Of hauling. Big
wagons for furniture. Wood constantly on
hand. Leave orders at Cartons.
780-tf GEO. TUCKER.
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BABBIr NErAL-Censistin Of stereotype
plates, type-metal composition, for sale In
100 ne lots, or over, 1t this ofice. Price per
100 Ms., boxed for shipment, 5000. 796tf
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DIN Ranch for Sale.

] offer at Private Sale, for q reasonable
price, the land east of Deer Lodge, known as
the Olin Ranch, comprising 20 acres. to-
gether with valuable water right. Title
guaranteed. For particulars inquire Of
j. G. ROBINSON, Agent,
795u Deer Lodge, M. T..
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Proposals Invited.

Sealed Proposals will be received until 70 O'Clock
noon OF January 49, 1885, by the Trustees of School
District No. ! Deer Lodge county. M. T., tor the
completion OF the Public School Building In Deer
Lodge according to plans and specifications which
Lodge, on and after November Is, 1884 and subject
to the completion Of contracts now let The above
erecting cornice. building of fences, ouIhouses and
cistern and vii be let separately or as whole as
may be determined by the Trustees. who reserve the
Addressed to j. X. Van Gundy, Chairman Board OF
Trustees, and endorsed, proposals for Completing
School Building"
J.E. VAN GUNDY,
PETER WALTON,
HENRY 8. REED,
SO2-td Trustees School District No. /.
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,rRESbHTERlAN-serv every Sunday at
ii O'Clock a. m, and o'clock o. m sun
day School every Sunday at Q o'clock.
Z. l. GROENEXEIn MIni.ter
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Hay for Sale.

n, hns lot ofsalted Timothy, Dat & Wheat
nay, Tree from weeds or foxtail, delivered In
Nn part OF The city. Leave orders with q. 8.
MILLER, nj Murphy, Higgins g. Co.'s store.
"H IL. 3. HARRIS
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!

Consult your own interests and buy the
Renowned" Osborne No. IL Irvine Binder,
the standard machine Of the world. 1t has
proven itself to be the most durable and most
positive Binder ever offered to the trade
over eighty sold In Montana in 1888. have
just received a car load las improved for
1884; also Irvine, extras, ETC. Please reserve
your orders, and call on me for prices, terms
&c. JOHN O'NEILL.
TIKI
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COURT CALENDAR.

Second Judicial District Csurt-Decsmbsr
Term, 1884.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS.

Dist. No. z Anaconda, Henry s. Neal.
IS -Blackfoot City, w. Day.
20 Sunset, l. Glen.
8-Beartown, J. s. Roberts.
6-New Chicago, Jere Mckay.
10 -Drummond, j. Waldhillie.
q Stone Station, b. r. Horton.
Deer Lodge, Chas. Rouleau.
5-Race Track, ID. Scott.
2-Pioneer, p. Gilfeathsr.
Garrison, j. Is. overturf.
10 -Phihpsburg, Dan Sisson.
7i-CabIe, Joel A. Moss.
Swarm Springs. j. Miller.
10 Nevada Creek, John Ganley.
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Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at IL
a m. and IN p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m
Services also on Wednesday evening at IN.
GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
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TAPPING OFF "a MONTANA cHUMP."
Butte Miner.

A Surprise rarty at Harry His synpo-
stun.
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TERMS:

In Ward. ....................S 700 per week.
In Private Room. 1000 per week.
This includes medical treatment, medicines
with board and lodging. S01-3m
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Agents Of tho 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.
X. M. cobban, Butte.
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Hon. Vim. J. Galbraith, Associate Justice, Pre-.
siding; W. Y. Pemberton, Esq, District
Attorney; X. l.. Davis, Clerk Of Second
Judicial District Hon. A. C. Botkin, U.
s. Marshal; James B. McMaster, Sheriff.
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70 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

All Licences must be paid before common
cling business. Licences now due must be
paid Immediately and save trouble.
4. G.. HUMBER,
S03-2t County Treasurer.
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MONEY FOUND,

Loser can have it by giving satisfactory
evidence of ownership.
THOMAS AsPLING.
October Z, 1884. 7g6-tf
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| lTHooRAPH PICTURES OF DEER
Il LoDGE-on book paper. so cents: on plate
paper 81 90. Sent on rollers to any address,
postage paid on receipt Of price. Address,
New North West, Deer Lodge 77Otf
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TO The PUBLIC.
THE new HOSPITAL

Belonging to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, at Missoula, is open to
the general public.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.


IN. Regular eonvocations Of Valley Lodge
A-2N No. 6, X OF p, are held in their Cast c
HI " EHali, Deer Lodge, every Monday even'g.
S*n'fA'' are 'H''t e ' g. 'j yosnYs, C. c.
- GEO. cocKRELL, X. Off. q ). 777.iy
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EPiScoPAL-Religious services will be held
at St. James Episcopal Church morning and
evening on the Third Sunday Of each month,
Rev. ). c. Blackiston officiating.
Sabbath school every Sunday at Q p. m, new
time.
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All modern medical and surgical applian-
ces have been provided, and the medical
staff of the institution are fully prepared to
treat all classes of cases.
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RELIGIOUS,

cArHoLlc-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
school r2 o'clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters OF Charity.
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tpk Rent.
An l0O.ACre DGirr Farm, situated nml!Cs
Iroia Lancaster; good buildings rCnt low.
az lmdSSR HIRSII & BROS,
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y Ett 81


PanAUsLpBIA, Sept. 22-Eloui market
steady with moderate business super.
aGs sis," sta,g -5ees = @'e2 ' s1sFa super;
s.l 90 winter eieS', q a5ai Is do straiS Shts.
"a 900 o.; Minn. extra. c!ear. 81 5Oa5 20 (;
straight, - 25@3 %; Wisconsin clear, 81 Il
tel % strais his, 81 5ntpj: winter patents - 20
tsa q spriAS 40, s. I1Pj .5; fresh ground
springs scarce.
r,yG Hour tirm ~ a. rs
iTney' quiet hut steady Tor local ira O I;
~. western .-a. So! SCI No > 10 SIC I;
~" Pa, TO- 30 40. Z - delaware do, $50
s'eamci, blhgGtt5c sail yellow, Csc do
miNe". ti AEa6jc; 70. DO, GO0Glc.
oats stchdy but quiet; No. White, iSilS9c
No do, 8jc; No do, 35c /; rejected, ~
H8ic; \" 2mixed, slG93lc
Rye lrm at 6i6gt5c.
Seeds CIoversesd duh aJ7MEQSzc C ; eth ~ 2
dull at si $50 10; flRxssad tirInor at sii.
Winter Bran tlrmer at slG1i625.
PROVISIONS steady, with fair tobbing trade (;
Mess Pork, tl7 pspls ; Ret Hams, $40 50Q20
Ii %.
Bacon, llIGc; smoked Shoulders. 7kaSci
salt Go 1910; SmoEed Hams, lik9i5<r
picsiec nc ll54Dl3c.
Lard tirm Guy refined, sH95sa m,-e
8nttoI frner; under scarcity and COOL
dem md; CreumAry extras, 2Sc; Western
10, 22na23c; u, G.. Il Y. 7. extras, 1894; West.
erncairy do, gee; Western good to choica, II
dl9a.
Rolls at g0le2lc; packing butter. 9al2c.
Eggs firm and tairly ac,iye extras, 2,ii
23c western, lBz3l9Hc.
Luo1se market ana prices firm
| New York iuil creams, NC; ohio
Flats. choice. 9s4c; do fair To prtnc,
| 7GsHc' Ponn'a part skins, 398c; 10 full
| Petroleum steady; Refined, 71.c
| "hisEY dun western at tl Is
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Ltarles Homer is in the county prison
IN H,fault Of bail awaiting o hearing on
charge of being ipcorriciblo and beyont
the control OF bis parents preferred
against him before Alderman A. f. Don
nelly.
Isaac KaGotb, of Salisbury township
was too i'll to appear at Alderman Barr's
cfiica On Saturday to answer the charges
OF Carrying concealed deadly weapons and
surety OF peace, preferred by Arthur
Ayers, and the case was continued until
Thursday.
Joe Hinder and Johr Utzinger became
Involved in a fight on East Chestnut
street on Saturday night and as result
roth sued each other for assault and bat
terry before Alderman McConomy. They
will have hearing this evening.
Lewis Deiohler has been held by Alder
man noCouomy on the charge OF assault
ing Henry Haa.Z, O: St. Joseph street,
who alleges ttat he attacked him in trout
Il tie skating rink, West King street, Sat
uTday night, without cause and struck
him
On Sunday morning the mayor disposed
Of cases Oae drunk paid costs, one
WAS committed to prison for five days,
Two for 20 days and ono vag to the work
house for 80 days Two druuks paid costs
this morning.
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L'&TNUIORs' SALE ur VALUABLE
IA Farm and Town Propcrty.-On THU RS
DAY, OC TOBER2 . 1854 will be sold at public
sale on purpart No l. in the borough OF Eliza.
bethtown, IN pursuance to the directions of
the last will and testament of Edward swee-
ney, late OF said borough, deceased, by the
undersigned executors OF said Will, the tol-
lowing real estate OF said doeedent, viz:
PUkPARr NO. ]. a VALUABLE FAkM,
partly in tho borough anu partly IN West
Donegal township. opposite joe. Z. keencr's
Abraham Homer, Purpart No. ? and the Penn
sylvanla railroad. The improvements are a
New Two story BRICK d" ELLlNG HOUSE,
~ by 90 feet, With Il large hall, rooms on JnG
nrst noOr and on the second fOor, W ith a
basement and cellai under tho whole. a well
OF neyer-faiing water, with u pump therein,
neYer-tAiling spring of water, adjacent 10 the
house. A New Bank Barn, wagon shed and
Granaries, alaIge Hog Stable and other neces
sary outbuildings. a vanety OF Fruits, such
,s as sppies, pears cherries; grapes & etc me i;
under good post and rail fences, ami in hig IA
state OF cultivation.
PURPAliT No. 2 contains Acres and 30
Perches OF land, adjoining lands OF J0hn b.
1ish, public road on The west, ana fronts on
the turnpike. Tho land is IN hign 5tate ilt n oi
cultivation, under good tSnct 8, anu WIN po
sold separate, or with Purpaft No. u 10 sun
purchasers This tract is VOL Calculated lor
PURPAaT No. 3. A lot OF ground, fronting
20 feet on Market street IN me OgfOuSh oi
EliZnDethtOWn, ana BNtonuliiB III hSpih Aoo
| feet 10 an alley. on which ID efectsu u New
| Two-siory BRICK HOUSE, with kitchen ut
tacned; large Frame stable, with large Carria9e
| House and Hog stable attached.
| PURPAKT No. being the MANSION FARM
| RI ths decedCnt, and possesses unusual Hd.
yantages by reason OF its location and sur
rounaings, and Is worthy the attention ot per
sons desiring a good iarm amt pleasant Iesi'
dencc being within Ave IninutUs walk OF tho
depot, schools and churches
Persons Wishing 10 view th@ proper
before tho day OF sale, win Lease call on
or address either OF the undersigned, who
viii show the same, or give any further lnior'
nation desired by mail.
Possession anu good titles Will bo given
April !, 1885.
Sale 10 commence at | O'Clock p. M, wh"n
conditions VIII be made known by
SAMUEL EBi,
ADAM HAMILTON,
Executors
4. SINGER, Auctionesr. sIJ-Stw
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HonoIins a Yastcr's Return

st. Johns German Reformed church
was handsomely decorated on Sunday in
honor of the pastors return from Enr0po.
Choice flowers adorned tho altar and pul
pit, while eyergreens artisticaIly arranged
were placed on the sides of the church.
The mornings discourse was description
of the pastors trip to Europe and what he
saw there. His discourse will be continued
on Wednesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Ia
the evening the pastor preached his lirst
sermon since his return. The church at
both services was crowded. In tte even
ing, few minutes bofore the CIV rirs ser.
vice, Rev. Neff joined in the holy u. is OF
matrimony John Little and Miss Emma
Zimmerman. The bride has for number
of years been a member of st. Johu's
church choir, and her numerous friends
thronged the church to witness the ccr0
moDy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-22
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