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:" Sweet Girl Graduates I'm England.

These young lady graduates in arts, sell
ence, and medicine may be expected TO
keep the young men Of the day up to the
mark of intellectual conversation, the
aforesaid "Sidneian showers OF sweet dis
COURSE" 1t will not do for the heavy
dragon OF the future to talk inane moth
ings to his partner in the intervals OF the
dance. The lady will probably put him
through his facings with regard to the
scientific aspect OF equation, and soon
find out how little he has retained OF the
stuffing OF the military crammer to whose
talent for assimilatipg the human mind to
a muemonlc colander he may owe his
commission. Jenny and Jessamy will
not longer wander, silently, hand in hand,
beside the margin Of some purling brook.
looking now and again with rapture into
each others faces, and heaving deep signs !;
but will sit together upon stile, notebook
and pencil in hand, profitably employed in
turning the mornings Money Article into
Greek iambics. Orlando, instead Of carv-
ing Rosalind's name on all the finest tree
trunks throughout the Forest OF Arden,
Will, Euclid in hand, invite the lovely
daughter OF the banished dukes wicked
brother to demonstrate the "pOns asino-
rum," by way Of playful pastime.
What will become of all the fatting and
crewel-work Heaven only knows. Instead
of braces and slippers, the harmless, neces-
sary curate will receive as presents from
the fair and youthful members OF his flock
neatly-penned disqulsitions on trigonome-
try and specuatiOns on the manners and
customs of the supposititious inhabitants
OF the planet Venus. 1t is on the cards
that in the near future some baby girl may
be born into the world, spend several years
on the female side at one Of the great pub
lie schools, go up to Cambridge, pass in
honors, obtain fellowship, edit XexophOn,
sink into an old age OF port wine and preiu-
dice, and end a childless life Of learning
in the arms Of college bed-maker. This
much is manifest, that, whatever else may
happen, the relations between the sexes
will be changed. The tyrant man, as rep
resented in English adaptations OF French
comedies, being DESTROYS OF spending an
evening from home, will no longer be able
to delude a simple wife with the subter-
fuge that he was going to dine with an old
college chum. The lady will know all the
acquaintance of his collegiate days, and
probably have met them cup at the
Schools"
Badinage apart, will home be happier
place. among the cultured classes. when
the woman shall be upon an equal In
tellectual platform with the man? We
are inclined to say, Yes. As rule
love will be OF finer fibre and keep
up its sweet illusion, il it do not
last longer than under the old conditions.
o. Age cannot wither nor custom stale"
the "infinite variety" Of well-stored
mind. Educated men and women will
have a new bond of union in kindred
tastes and in the possession of 4 common
fund of like and equal knowledge; and
what is now often but the transient pas
sion OF youth be sustained to the very last
on firm foundations OF sincere admira-
ton and compelled respect.
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oru with mantle Of velvet Of the color

worn with mantle Of velvet Of the color
OF the stripe.
The old-time "p,nking" with notched
and scolloped edges n revived for the
founces Of chameleon silks that change
from one color 10 another.
Dresses Of black scwing-siIk grenadine
are profusely trimmed with escurial lace
founces and have vest, and petticoat front
placed over red satin.
Brooches for bonnet strings and larger
hair pins for holding on the bonnet are
made In the same designs and are brilliant
with Strass stores that can scarcely be dis
tinguished from diamonds.
Foulard dresses are pale China blue sa-
tin, In lowered design, are trimmed with
rufiles OF creamy lace and oxydiZed SILVER
buttons. The small bonnet Is OF fancy
straw, trimmed with the same soft shade OF
blue satin and little russell brown velvet.
Mushroom colored lace in the piece IS
used for the pulled petticoats OF shot SILKS
that have blue, red, and green chameleon
hues.
Mushroom tweed and cheviot dresses,
with short jackets to match, rounding
shorter toward the back, are made Dy
fashionable tailors for seaside, mountain,
and travelling suits. Braid OF tinsei, In
many layers, Is placed on tan.brown velvet
for side-panels, vest, cuffs, and an officers
high collar.
Black canvas gauze mantles are lined
with red satin, and have q collar, epat-
lettes. and fringe Of Jet drops in the form
OF pears. =,
Black tulle IS studded with Jet or gold
beads, or with chenille in large boullionee
barred across with rows OF the beads.
Golden chrysantbemums anda gold aigrette
are the high trimming OF the front, and the
strings are formed Of beaded lace bow.
The Carmen hat, with stiff brim and
square crown moderately high, is worn by
young ladies. 1t is OF light mushroom
brown straw, trimmed with fine feather
tips and an aigrette OF a darker shade.
Fine folds Of velvet encircle the crown.
Dressy mantles are short, scant. and
high-shOuldered; more useful wraps for
travelling purposes are long, double.
breasted ulsters. with dolman sleeves and
full pleated back. They are lined through
out with striped tafieta silk, and the favor.
lite shades are silyery gray and mushroom
brown.
! Wash dresses are made with either q
woke or vest of white embroidery, and
| have short shirred overskirts that are read
ily laundried. Percale and gingham are
the favorite cotton goods. Tucked skirts
and blouse waists worn with ribbon belt
are pretty for simple muslin dresses for
morning wear.
Copper-red is a favorite color for the
crepe de Chine, and silk jersey waists that
are worn with skirts OF white wool or OF
black lace over satin.
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The Dutch Throne.

A London special says: Prince Bis
marck will send bis son Herbert TO direct
the Legation at The Hague, in order to
watch the succession OF the policy OF the
Dutch Government in the event OF the
death OF the Prince OF Orange. Prince
Bismarck supports the candidature OF the
DHke OF Nassau.
II Is reported at The Hague that King
William OF Holland has secretly afiianced
bis three-year-old daughter, Princess vii.
helmina, to Prince Baudouin, son Of the
Count OF Flanders, beir-apparent to. the
throne OF Belgium, In order to rennite
Holland and Belgium.
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pious eop6deuce). II the position Of the
letters IN The Latin words be changed, We
have " PIsrsponte .; and "Plerrcpont" is
the family name Of the above noblemen.
The motto Of the Earls OF Wemyss, "This
our Charter is" contains their name OF
Charters. So, also, does that OF the
Roches. Lords Fermoy, "Mon Dieu est
ma roche y: and the motto Of the Earls OF
Sandwich. Post tot nauiralgia portam,"
AFTER SO many shipw:e cks we arrive at
port.) Then, again, tho Duke OF Devon
shire and Lords Gresham and Waterpark,
all OF the Cavendish family, have for their
motto "Cayendo tutus," (Safe by being
cautious,) evidently jea de motS, hazy
sort of play on the name OF the title.
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Time honored custom suggests that the
haryest-hands must have q dram. You
can get at w. d, Blair q Co.'s pure whiskey
lust as cheap ~ common. Our country
friends cannot do better. HOO east Main
Itreet Richmondj
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ATLANTA, GA.

ATLANTA, GA.
DR.. J. Bradfeld: Dear Sir,-Some fifteen years
ago I examined the recipe of Female Regulator
and carefully studied authorities In regard 10 It's
components. and then las well as now pronounce
1t to be the most scientific and skillIul conbina-
ton of the really reliable remedial vegetaDie
agents known to science, TO act directly on inc
affected organs and parts sympathzing directly
with them; and, therefore, providing SPECIFIC
REMEDY for all diseases for which 1t Is recom-
mended. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, VI. d., ID. ID.
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GAs.G0VERNORS.
r OOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.

Having been appointed sole agent for
FROsT'S CELEBKATED GAS-GOVERN0R
FOR the city OF Richmond, am cow prepared to
put them up at the shortest notice, and at very
reasonable rates. These Governors have been In
use at the DSspdtch ONCE and other places for
number OF years. These Governors will save from
20 70 80 per cent. on your gas-bills: For further
Information apply 10 JAMES HAYES,
lilo east Main street.
y l2.lw Richmond, We.
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SAVED HER LIFE.

RIDGE, MclyTosH COUNTY, GA.
DR.. j. Bradfeld: Dear Sir,-I have taken sew
eral bottles of your Female Regulator for diseases
of sixteen years. standing, and REALLY BELIEVE
IAN CURED ENTIRELY, for which please accept
my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude.
know your medicine saved my life, so you see |
cannot speak too highly In its favor l have
recommended It to several of my friends who are
suffering as | was.
Yours very respectfully,
MRS. W. +. STEDB1NS.
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% Y E A r S!

The reports from the use OF SWIFT'S sPECI-
FIG Is. ;. s.. In the treatment Of Cancer continue
to be wonderful. There seems to be no doubt that
1t is positive specific for Skin Cancer Epithe-
Iona.
"For twenty years suffered from Cancer on
nv neck. Patent Potash and Mercury Mixtures .
fed instead of curing the Cancer. lost the use OF
my arms and the upper part of my body. MY gem
cra health was broken down, and my life was de-
SPARED Of :. ;. :. cured me sound and well. This
new lease of life II gave TO me cannot be measured
by any monetary value. owe my life and the sup
port Of my family to Srift's Specific.
"W.R. Robson, DaysbOro', Ga"
"Mr. Brooks, near Albany, was hopelessly ar
heted with Cancer. IL h I'D eaten through his nose
into his mouth and throat. The time OF his death
was only question OF very short time. lie
prayed for death, his suffering was great. > 5.
(. has had a wonderful effect on him. His I'm
prevement Is so great th,t all feel sure of his
being perfectly cured in time.
W. IL. GILBERT, Albany, Ga.
Our Treatiseon Blood and skln-Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 8.
Atlanta, Ga.
New York office, l50 W. Twenty third street;
Philadelphia Office, 1908 Chestnut street.
je 14-lw
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Treatise on the Health and Happiness of Woman
mailed free to any address.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box %, Atlanta, Ga.
[Je l0-dlwSwltl
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OR FAR.

People who leave home for the summer often
experience the need OF some article OF Clothing
forgotten In the hurry TO get away. Whether
summering up North among the lakes, at the sea-
quaint nook In the country, perhaps Light Over
coat would prove q comfort aud protection; 3
THIN Suit or Coat Is always a luxury on . HOT
day; and you've neglected to take either. Maybe
your boy has torn his TROUSERS. or you would
like SAILOR SUIT or SHIRT for him to rough
It in. We keep Underwear for both man and
BOY; in fact, varied assortment Of all kinds OF
Furnishings, and at BOTTOM PRICES. Those Of
our Customers at present out OF town might write
to u5, telling their wants. and the clothes can 20
by express or mail TO the remotest hamlet at
trifiIng expense. People who stay at home,
or those who visit the Future Great OCCASION
ally, will find HERE the COOLEST OF cool.
CLOTHING, and gentlemen who wear them say
that our "HOME-sPUN FLAX" SUITS (price
Al Oh surpass ANYTHING they ever wore for econ
Omy, comfort, and elegance.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
~ SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
HOTELS.


DARROTT'S Parish HOTEL, CHAR
l. Louisville, VA, In the centre of the
city, opposite the public square. Rates, ~ To f2
per day. Largest aud best-arranged Hotel In
charlottesville. Large, airy rooms. Excellent Ia
bles. With every assurance of giving satisfaction
we solicit the travelling public TO give us a call.
Special rates for boarders. Omnibus attends all
trains. ". j. PARROTT.
je 4-eod3m owner and Proprtetor,
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THE BUFFALO-GAP SPRINGS HO-
i TEL IS now open for boarders. Persons de-
string nice summer resort will do well 10 give us
a call. We have good water, consisting Of sui
phur, Chalybeate, Freestone, and mountain
iers, and nice mountain views. Board per month.
$40; per week, 81 per day. $3.50.
5. W. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
BUFFALO GAP, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA, June
3, 1884. jc 4-2w
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TESTED A QUARTER OF A CENTURY-IT
STANDS UNRIvALLED.
GA.

LAGRANGE, GA.
Or. J. Brddfeld, atlanta, Ga: Dear sir,-i
take pleasure In stating that have used, for the
last twenty years, the medicine you are now put
ting up, known as DIR. Bradheld's Female Regu-
lator and consider 1t the best combination ever
gotten together for the diseases for which 1t Is
recommended. With kindest regards am, re-
specially,
W. TERRELL, ". ID.
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CITY TAXES.


CITY TAXES
OFFICE CITY CoLLECTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1884.
This office will be open daily between the hours
Of 9 O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. from the
18TH TO THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Any person who shall fail to pay the whole or
one half of said taxes within the time so limited
will be considered delinquent, and will be charged
a penalty Of 3 per cent. upon the total amount
thereof and interest at the rate of per centum
per annum. A. r. WOODSON,
jes-td City Collector.
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S1.5O AND 81 PER DAY.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This we'll Nnown Hotel--one Of the best arranged
and most substantially built IN the city, with very
large, delightful. connecting rooms for families
can accommodate 800 guests.
REASONABLE RATES FOR SUMNER BOARD
Frs.
The proprietor was abOu, four years caterer for
the famous old spotswOod Hotel, snd has been
long known In Richmond as an experienced hotel
keeper and restdurdteur. The comfort Of guests
specially considered. y. II. CALLAGHAN.
n l-Sn,Tn&F9m Proprietor.
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BRIDGE, VIRGINIA.

The new hotels win be open APRIL isT, and in
perfect order. Capacity, 400 guests. There win
be three seasons--the spring season. April, May,
and June; the summer season. July and August;
the fall season, sepuemser, October, and Soyem-
Der. Monthly rate for summer season, $50;
monthly rate for the spring and fall season, $50.
Ten dollars per month will be deducted when tvo
or more persons occupy one room.
The guests have free access 10 the bridge and b
ali The grounds. Seven miles Of carriage drives In
che forest; an excellent livery; music, billiards,
bowling-aeys, baths, electric bells, riding clubs
THE NAVAL ACADEMY BAND, or Annapo-
lis, Nd, engaged for the season.
For particulars address
T.. G.. PEYTON, Manager,
Natural Bridge,
Rockbndge county, Va.
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GUNNER BOARDING.

EALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
IL TY, VA, will be open for the reception Of
visitors on the 1ST DAY'OF JUNE. This water
IS beneficial for eczema, dyspepsia, throat aifec-
lions, insomnia, and all nervous diseases
HOT, COLD. PLUNGE, and SHOWER
BATHS.
Send postal for pamphlets
Ii. CARTER EUBANK,
je l-2m Proprietor.
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Spangied fans are again In fashion.
The fsyorite shades for Suede gloves are
mushroom brown.
New Molliere vests Of Jet beaded lace are
made over lining Of red, yellow, or whire
dlk
towns Of shot glacS elk ere made up In |
combination With velvet striped silk, and
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WEST-END HOTEL
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT,
LONG BRANCH, Nj.
COTTAGES and RESTAURANT OPENJUNE2
HOTEL AND sEA-WATER BATHS
OPEN JUNE 81.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS, BATH
COUNTY, VA.

THESE SPRINGS will be open for the rcccp-
ton Of guests JUNE lsT. Accommodates
first. class. Baths vary In temperature from 1e0
t. IlOo Fahrenheit The efficacy Of these waters
IN the treatment of various chronic diseases, ,ach
rs Rheumatism. Gout, NEURALGIA, aud affections
of the skin. Kidneys. Liver, and Uterus, cstab-
lished by an experience of q century. BOABD
~ per day, f2J per week. For further lniorma-
ton or pamphlets, address VI. MUSTOE,
10 4-eodIut Genera Manager.
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With the return OF the silvery mohairs
for travelling-cioaks and costumes, bon.
nets OF the same shade are worn, either In
capotes or small round hats. The rolled
brim Is covered with velvet laid on in
loose folds, and the usual r0sctte, or an ar.
rangement OF bows, is placed on the left
side, with either an aigrette or pair OF
the pins above described. Turbans are
also used for travelling; velvet, ostrich
tips, on aigrette or pompons Of feathers,
wheat, and bumming-birds or cluster OF
mushrooms peeping from q fan-shaped
DOW OF velyet--the bonnet and trimming
OF the same maushr0om shade-are each
appropriate for travelling.
In addition to mohair and alpacs, pom
gee, checked tweed, cheviot, and English
rough cloth are preferred for travelling |
costumes and cIoaks. The shapes depend |
upon The tastes Of the wearer and the |
length OF the journey. For convenience
the easy Raglan, with its loose shape, Is re-
commended. The half.loose, shirred pc.
lisse Is another fay0rite, or, for short trim
out OF town, combination OF the Grant.
BAN basque and the Richmond skirt Is
graceful and appropriate, made OF the
'ough bison cloth combined with velvet.
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DAwsON,s NKURALGIC CURE


NEVER FAILS TO CURE NEURAL
! GA, RHEQMATIsM, sCIATICA, HEAD
ASK FOR A CIRCULAR. For sale BY 81 drug.
Rista .R0BEkTS BAKER.
nh a5-sodSms Agent
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:crarsect 8 General Banking Brs'n"'

Exchange Sole; on ali the Principal ~''''s
Of the World.
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formed apparently without an ounce "
.,nsrhnons flesh about her. She wouh'
be taken for an athlete but for the sou,
peachv complexion. Her hands are rather
large and the wrist and forearm, are oeao-
t;fully rounded and developed A close
fitting black silk dress made the g'r''sh
face look older than the sixteen years she
pleads guilty to, but the fluffy bangs mat
s;raved down over her forehead served as an
Offset to the too mature dress. Her man
ners are as simple as those OF any farmers
DAUGHTER. and the hiyhkcyed voice mas
the plaintive cadence peculiar TO country
villages. Throughout the experiments she
laughed in & good natured way, as though
the entire affair was huge JOKE. Inc
pheuon,enon's manager announced that the
force exerted by the cir! was 'nexp'1cab'e'
and then called for an umbrella. ne
owner of The umbrella raised it and stood
under it Will, the Young lady. Both had
hold of the handle. Then the borrowed
umbrella vanked itself downward, hit the
owner under the ear, pounded him ABOUT
the head, and finally, as ne struggled 10
hold it steady, pushed him over some grave
! looking editors, and landed him in an ash
heap, Just off the stage. To the lockers
on i, seemed as though the 'phenonenon
was pushing the man around by force o.
muscular strength. Several muscular
men tried to hold a billiard cue, but tbs
athletic maiden was too :onch tor them
A two hundred pound scientist sat dow'
upon chair Miss Hurst placed the palm:
of her hands against its sides and l'tie'
him clean off the floor. As the chair be
uan to raise the ob~ervcr could not tail tt
note how the fine muscles in the forearm
, grew rigid ard stood ont IN little coras
, Half dozen men tried in vain to press II
Fl the ground a chair which she held a'ott
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ACCOUNTS of Merchants and individuals soc'teo'
,,vEnv,,r AL1OWEn ON TIME DE
l'o.TTs.
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graa1 ,Na6e!fes.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T., July Z, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
IN ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim. and that
said proof vii! be made before Robert T. Wing,
Probate Judge of Be:averhead county Montana, 1t
limerick who made pre- -e,nption declaratory state
n,ent No $40 for the VIZ SWA, EA VIZ OF
Sec. ;, Up. S of Rs W.
He names the following witness to prove ms coz;
viz James {. Engle, Geo. w. limerick, Edgar
Bennett and Isaac Van Camp, all of Dillon, Mon
tana.
.I2Std r. ADkANSON, neSstef'
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ToTsIC1s

IN the Probate Court in and for the County Of
Beaverhead, Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the estate Of James O'Leary, de-
ceased.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate Of the said James O'Ieary, deceased, be and
appear before the Probate Court, in and for the
County of Bcaverherd, at the courtroom of said
court, in said county, on Monday the 4th day Of
August, 1884, at 10 o'clock m, then and there to
show cause why an order Of distribution should not
be made Of the residue of said estate among the
heirs ofthe said deceased, according to law. ss
ROB'T r. WING, Probate Judge.
Dated, July 15th. 1884. (3ow1
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, MI July !, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following: nam
make 90 an siI pr,ef in support Of his claim and tht
said proof will be made before Robert 1. Wing,
Probate Judge of Beaverhead county, Montana at
Dillon, NJ. r., on Aug. q, 1884, viz: Edgar lien
nett who made homestead application No 2,2o1 Tor
the SW Il NEA and Lot No. ? OF Sec } lp ) ,. OF
r. oW. :.
He names the following witnesses to- prove ms
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF, sand
land, viz: Jeremiah G. limerick, James {. Enge,
Geo. w. limerick, and Isaac VanCamp, all OF Dill
l:s-tdl r. Atkinson, Register.
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CORRESPONDENTS:
1,. N,,;,,.; R:n,: New York
,;'rch,,,., N,tioua; Bank. Chicago
w,.,;s F.rao & Salt Lake City
,rs,,. ra.,,,> & Co San Francisco
1,tsh National Bank Ogden
=, Na.;<,..,, R,nl Helena
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THE MAGNETIC GIRL.
4 Wonderful Exhibition i'm . New York
Theatre.

The stage at Wallack's Theatre, New
Work. looked for 4 time, few weeks ago,
As il cyclone had struck it. Half q dozen
men. swinging to one chair, went carous-
inp against the spectators on the stage, up
setting furniture and plunging wildly
through stacks Of scenery. Lulu Hurst,
the alleged magnetic girl, was at the bot
tom Of the storm. A score OF solemn
looking men, sat in minstrel-like circle
around the stage waiting for the phenom-
enon. The young girl is : fair type OF the
.,iddle.class young lady Of the far South
shove the medium height, magnifcentty
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TO THE PUBLIC.

r. J. BODDY in retiring from the s'I.ondon Meat
Market wishes to thank his numerous friends who
50 literally patronized him during tbs time he was
in business. and hopes that the same kind patronage
will he shown toward his successors in business, q
the old stand.
Parties owing the undersigned, are respectfully
solicited to call at his Office on Center street and set
tie mp. r. ]. BOLDLY.
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DIRECTORS:
fouS w. LOWELL, President.
: GEO. NJ BROWN, Vice Prest
los B. CROW, fHIL.. ~, ''
IoHN F. BISHOP, j. L. ''o'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate ot yoseph Chris,off, deceased.

Estate of Joseph Christof deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Joseph Christof, de-
ceased to the creditors of and all persons having
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice, to the said
administrator at his office in Glendale Montana, in
said county Of Bcaverhead.
RICHARp z. THOMAS. Administrator
Estate ofJoseph Christof, deceased.
Dated this l4th day of July, 1884.