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"a WIFE,S HoNoR.U
The New Dramatic Company En- Route to
Montana.

Mr.. Villemaire, Assistant Manager for Mr..
Mcguire, announces that Lawrence Mars
tons Company, which makes specially Of
the play, "a Wifes Honor" will soon ap-
pear in Montana and play in the princi nal
towns. Deer Lodge is on the list for an
evening. The play and Company are well
spoken Of by the press Of the Eastern cities,
as will be seen BY following extracts:
A large audience filed Havlin's Theatre
last night, TO witness the first production in
this city OF the new romantic drama, "A
seen In this city. 1t il certainly stirring
and attractive drama, and Is full Of strong
situations. In involves the treachery of 4
friend and the supposed indebtedness Of q
wife. The characters were all well acted,
and the piece Is an interesting one from be-
ginning TO end, the situations being ali very
effective.-Cfncinada Com. Gazette.
A new play by Mr.. Lawrence Marstsn.
with the title, "A Wifes Hsnor,n was pro.
duced ut the Windsor Theatre last night. II
consists OF four acts and n prologue, and is
decidedly French In its tendencies and con-
struction. The scenes and situations are
good, and to Judge Of the success of the
piece by the applause IL received last even
Ing, u Is destined to prove an attraction
Nep York Herald
Last night "a wife's Honor a romantic
drama by Mr.. Lawrence Narston was pro-
duced at Fosters Opera House for the first
time In this city, and was received with de-
served appreciation. It Is a play full Of hu-
man interest, and cannot help but win the
plaudits OF any audience. The plst is worked
out with great precision and clearness. Mr..
Marston has written play which IL worthy
te stand beside the master pieces Of Eardon,
Hugo or Scribe. The dialogue Is forcible
and the situations grand. Laughter and
tears mingle with enc another 50 artistic Is
the construction and division Of pathos and
humor.-IsUa State Register.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
At o'NeiII's Theatre. Tuesday Even'g, Feb. ;.

Prof j. J. Robinson, in charge Of the mu-
steal department Of the College of Montana
has arranged to give q vocal and instrument
tai concert ut O'Neill's Theatre, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 8, in which he will he assisted
BY Mrs. ID. j. Mcmillan, who has very high
reputation as pianist, the Arion (vocaD and
Sextette clubs, Mr.. Crane and Miss Nor
mandin. The programme is a very fine enc,
ranging from light melody to the finer selec-
lions from the operas, and including some
fine ballads and College songs. The price Of
admission is fixed at s1yO0 for adults, and
30 cents for children, with no extra charge
for reserved seats, and there will doubtless
be a crowded house. Professor Robinson Is
not only an accomplished instrumental in
structor, but is superb tenor, and he has
arranged for admirable support.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Five prisoners have been discharged from
the penitentiary on expiration Of time with
In the past few days.
Mr.. Simmons has retired from the position
of postmaster at Philipsburg, and Mr.. e. ID
Holland is now acting p. NJ.
There will be services at the Christian
church during the evenings of the coming
week, Rev. j. L. Phoenix, of Anaconda. be-
ing present TO assist.
Mr.. William p. Forbis and Miss Leonsra,
daughter of Colonel J. d. jerks, were mar
ried in Butte wednesday evening. The
many friends of the young couple here,
where they are well known and esteemed,
wish them much happiness.
The New NORTH WEST now receives all OF
its legislative letters by telephone, having
instruments in its Office and in the room of
Its correspondent at Helena The delay and
uncertainty of letter transmission induced
this method which so far is quite satisfac-
tory.
Some of our Montana exchanges have
mentioned the fact that Judge III. N. Mcguire,
well known in Montana, had become identi-
fed with the publication of a paper in Port
land, Oregon, entitled, "The Golden Future"
Macs friend will be sorry, but not surprised
to hear that it gave up the ghost with the
first issue.
At the Skating Rink last Saturday night
the match was for Roy Richards to 90 five
miles on skates against three aud half
miles running by VIM. Matheson, the pedes-
trian. Matheson made his distance while
Richards went four miles, and took the
stakes. Wilson g. Williams contemplate
having frequent contests of speed, and the
Rink is growing in favor again.
Mr.. w. W. Walton went to Helena this
week with the object of having a bill intro
duced providing that each School District
having five or more months school In the
year, shall purchase out of its funds Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary, the price
thereof not to exceed ST. Mr.W., we bslieve,
will obligate hifumseIf to rnish the copies at
that price. We believe it would be a wise
of the money.
The Butte papers few days age contained
An intimation that the Montana Copper
Smelter, which has been shut down for some
time would resume operations on Monday of
this week. The works were accordingly
opened on Monday fer the men to resume
work, and they appeared for that purpose,
but were notified that work could only be re-
'umed at reduced rates of wages. The work
men refused and work was net resumed.
A thin coat of pure glycerins applied to |
both sides Of pane of glass will prevent
moisture forming thereon, and of course the |
ormation Of frost. 1t will remain a long |
lime. While not desirable under many cir
this will be found valuable |
knowledge by surveyors using glass instru.
nents in cold weather, and engineers whose
ab-windows become obscured GIycerine
will prevent the formation Of moisture on
ny substance.
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SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Montana in and for
the County of Deer Lodge.
Montana Lumber and Produce Company Plaintiff
Fredrika Schultz, ludwig Schultz, - Evans
ana -.---Evans, (dolng business under the
name Of Evans q Eyansl, Abran. Sands, Julius
Leopold Schmidt and Daniel Gamer. TSchmidt &
GamerI, and William Read, Defendants.
The People OF the Territory OF Montana send greet
Ing to Fredrika Schultz. Ludwig Schultz.
name of Evans & Evansi. Abram sands, julius
Sands. and James X. Bsyce. Jr., Isasds q Boyce /.
Leopold schmidt and Daniel Gamer Tschmioi and
Gamerl. and William Head, Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear In en- action
brought against you by the above Plaintiffs,
IN the District Cout Of the Second Judicial District
OF the Territory of Montana, In and for the County
Of Deer Lodge, and to answer The SOM com.
plant filed therein within ten days Exclusive OF the
DAY OF service after the service you OF this Sum-
OF this Co: bnt r this Dist, within 20 days. otherwise
within 10 days on judgment by default will be taken
against you according TO the prayer of said complaint
.es tine ss ..a action . brought to Judgment
for the sum Of eleven hundred and fourteen and ~
Ivy dollars with interest from May "a, 1884, and costs
Ior On balance due on account for lumber and
PENDANTS during the year 1884 and furnished for and
used IN the construction OF the buildings situated
Town OF Anaconda In Deer Lodge county Montana
Territory and further for the decree OF said Conrt en-
forcing and forecosing the lien OF plaintiffs upon said
property above described and for the sae OF SAID
property to satisfy the same and for such other and
further relief &C. Is particularly set forth In
said complaint.
And you are hereby notified that. II you fail 10 an
pear and answer said complaint above resuredtae
said Plaintiffs will take q default against You and
apply to the court for the relief demanded in said
complaint and Judgment for the sum OF eleven hun
dred and fourteen and 74l0o dollars and costs OF suit
MrGN Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
Se<zIs District Court Of the Second Judicial
~ District Of the Territory OF Montana In and
fer the County of Deer Lodge. this I'd day of Dec,
In the year OF OR Lord thousand eight hundred
and eighty -four.
REUBEN L. DAVIS, Clerk.
KSowLEs d FoRsIs, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Sla1t
First Publication Jan. so, 1885.
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ems, shall not exceed said sum Of one thous-
and dollars. And IL any County Commits
sioner or Commissioners shall allow any
County Attorney an amount in excess Of the
sum Of one thousand dollars Is hereinbefore
provided, such Commissioner shall be indi-
vidually liable to the county for such excess
and which amount may be collected by suit
against such Commissioner or Commission
ers.
SEC. @. Wherever in the laws of this Ter.
ritory the words "District Attorney" may
occur, the same shall after the election and
qualification Of County Attorneys as herein
provided, be taken, held and construed to
mean County Attorney. And after the cleo
ton and qualification of County Attorneys
as in this act provided, the offices of Attor>
ney-General and District Attorney in this
Territory shall be and the same are hereby
declared, after such time, abolished.
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NOTICE.
OFEICR or

OFFICE OF
GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY,
AIT OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS, JAN. IA, 1885.
Pursuant to Section 25S of the General
Laws of Montana: This is to certify, that the
capital stock Of the Granite Mountain Min
ing Company is Ten Million Dollars, full
paid stock as contemplated in Section 256 of
the General Laws Of Montana; and the ag-
gregate sum of existing debts of the Conpa-
ny on September 1, 1884 by the books was
Sixty-two Thousand and Forty-nine 16-lOO
1861, 049.t6) Dollars, of which amount, Eigh-
teen Thousand, Six Hundred and Twenty
eight 24-i00 tS18, 628.2i) Dollars were payable
to parties in Montana lat maturity, and
Forty-tbree Thousand, Four Hundred and
Twenty 92-10o (s45, 420.92l Dollars were paya-
BILE lat maturity to parties outside OF Mon
tana Territory.
L. NJ. RUMsEY, President,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
CHAs. TAUssIG, Trustee,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
JNo r. LIoNBERGER, Trustee,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
AUG. B. EWING, Trustee,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
PAUL A. FUSE, Trustee,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
A +. SHAPLEIGH, Trustee,
Granite Mountain Mining Go.
j solemuly swear that the statement in the
foregoing certificate is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary,
Granite Mountain Mining Co.
Subscri bed and sworn to be-
Notarial fore me this 18th day of Jan
Seal uary, A. d. 1885. Commits
~-~- sion expires February !, 1886
VIRGIL NJ. HARRIS, Notary Public.
1927
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PERSONAL.


Earl winsiow is out again, and as brisk a
bee.
DIR. Laurin passed the crisis of his Hines.
Thursday night of last week, and is recover
ing.
Councilman Mitchell and Representative
Kohrs were home for day or two since last
issue.
A. s. Higgins, Esq, went to Anaconda this
week, and expects to practice law at that
place.
Mrs. II. r. whitehill and son returned a
few days ago from their visit to relatives In
Pennsylvania.
Landlord Aylesworth, of the Mount Yer
non, Butte, is IN town enjoying the rural de-
lights of the Valley Village.
Miss NJ. ID. Sterritt, who has been visiting
relatives at Fort Shaw the past four months,
returned to Deer Lodge last Saturday.
Mr.. N. J. Connell, of 4. L. Bonner s. Co.,
Butte, was in town yesterday-hasn't time
TO go to Paris again, and SO came to Deer
Lodge.
Under Sheriff McTague went to Amazon da
few days ago, and will probably make head
quarters there. Deputy Sheriff Dickinson,
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Irvine and Mr.. 0. B.
O'Bannon were in Butte Wednesday. Tho
wedding of Mr.. Will. Forbis and Miss Leo
nora jerks was, We presume, the occasion of
their visit.
Heartt, the popular conductor on the Butte
and Garrison cannon ball train" last year,
came back On his old run this week, and ex-
poets to have Eddie Garrett with HIM again
a. brakeman in a few days. ...
Sheriff Churchill, OF Helena, was in Deer
Lodge Tuesday evening on business when
the tidings Of Con Murphy's capture and ex-
ecution was wired. He could scarcely credit
the report that the noted jaiLbreaksr had
been captured and hung.
Mr.. John w. Plammer, OF Denver, Col,
arrived in Philipsburg Tuesday to superin-
tend the Granite Mountain Mining Comply,
Uicc Mr.. Perkins, resigned. Mr.. L. NJ. Rum
sey, Of st. Louis, President of the Company,
was alss In Philipsburg.
Governor B. z. Carpenter was In town a
few hours this week looking into matters
connected with the penitentiary construc.
ton. His short stay, induced by desire to
return to his sffice duties, prevented his
meeting many Of our citizens, but we trust
he will take occasion to come again and tarry
longer, when legislative duties have been
disposed Of
Mr.. George Hammond, of PhiIipsburg, was
in town Wednesday. He informs us that the
sixth and last surviving child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Guilbeault, mere infant, died Of diph-
liberia since our last account. The entire
family Of children have died, we believe,
within month. It is one of the most dis
tressing occurrences we eyer heard Of. IL
was Mrs., and not Mr.. Guilbeault, who Vas
Frustrated, and IL was from grief, anxiety
and overwhelming, instead Of from diphthe- |
ria. The family were in destitute cIrcum-
stances, but were being generously assisted |
BY the citizens Of Philipsburg. A child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Giser, of Tower, aged about |
ears. also died of diphthsria since our pre- |
ceding report. From Sunday of last week |
until Friday there was funeral every day. |
Mr.. Hammond had not heard Of any new
cases.
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Under joint resolution of the Legislature
a committee consisting of Messrs. Greene,
Back and Kennedy Of the Council, and
Messrs. Page, Tingle, Taylor, Emigh and
speer OF the House, are appointed a joint
committee TO visit, examine and report upon
th" Penitentiary and Insane Asylum. The
committee expect TO start over to-day.
They will probably 20 direct to the Insane
Asylum at Warm Springs and return Satur-
day noon, remaining until Sunday neon. We
believe this is the first Legislative committee
ever appointed to visit these institutions.
Our people will be pleased to welcome them
ana extend the courtesies due eur iaw-mak-
-ers.
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The building yet lacks much of compile.
ton, and there are fences, out-buildings,
walks, etc, TO construct which, as we under
stand the status Of the matter, will cost So, 900
to $4,000 in addition, after Lunberg & CART
shall have completed their contract, making
1t necessary to provide at least SIC, 800 In adj
dition to what has already been expended TO
complete the building and pay the debts
This would make the total cost in face value
Of bonds in the neighborboed of $4,000.
Mr.. Robinson, Of the Board Of Trustees,
had drawn the form of bill to be introduced
In the Legislature, authorizing the Trustees
to submit the question of voting additional
bonds by the District, not to exceed $50 900,
and the meeting considered this In counec-
ton with the project of completion. A mo-
ton was made that the four rooms ON the
first moor should be completed. Mr.. Reed,
speaking TO this motion, said that by actual
measurement the Public School buildings
now In use-exclusive of the outside build
ing rented fer the First Primary Department,
where 66 Of the pa enrolled scholars ate nded
had !, 2o1 square feet floor space, and the
four, first floor rooms of the new building
had but 1891 square feet floor space. If,
therefore, the 3, 29l square feet of the present
Public School buildings were inadequate to
accommodate the enrolment and attendance,
1881 square feet would be still less adequate
for the purposes of the District. Pending
some parliamentary discussion, an amend
ment was offered that IL was the sense Of the
meeting all debts heretofore incurred on the
new building should be paid and the building
completed, which amended motion was
adopted with but one dissenting vote.
Consideration Of the bill was then pro-
ceeded with. The rate of interest on the
new bonds was fixed at eight per cent, and
IL they are disposed of at less than par the
Trustees 80 disposing Of them shall be indi-
erty taxpayers to vote On the issue Of the
bends. The latter proposition elected pre-.
longed and not entirely germane discussion,
but prevailed by heavy majority.
The meeting was attended by many Of the
heaviest taxpayers and these most interested
the public schools, and the result il . fair ex-
preston Of public sentiment There had |
been SEINE talk Of disposing of the building |
for another educational purpose, but no prop |
csition came before the meeting, nor do we |
believe any that has been or would be made |
would meet with favor. The new school |
building Is costing us great deal more than |
an adequate, substantial and excellent build |
Ing for public school purposes In this District |
should do, and more th an the District should |
involve itself for, but there does not appear
any wise course to pursue new but to CON-
plets what has begun and progressed so far.
Mr.. Kohrs, who was present at the meeting,
took the bin agreed upon to Helena and win
Introduce it In the House.
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No 1863.
Mining Application.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HvfrnI r.. - 500

hhLENA, ~. l., DeC W, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the Granite Mountain
Mining Company, an incorporation existing under
the laws OF the Territory of Montana, by Frank L.
Perkins, Its Attorneyin Fact, whose postoffce adj
dress Philipsbnrg Deer Lodge county, Montana has
TINS DAY hed for patent 14iO linear
feet of the RUNNING BIRD lode, mine or vein, sit
1ated In Flint Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge
CO., M T. and designated by the official plat and field
notes on file In this office Lot No. 50 In Township
North, Range ID West. and described as follows,
to-wit-
Beginning at the northwest corner a granite rtone
3nxs0x6 inches, marked 1-1455 for corner No from
which the Initial Point for this district bears 7 deg
" min W 1885 feet distant and running thence N
81 degs "a min 1410 feet: thence IS dogs % min
GU feet thence 70 dogs "a min 14IO feet thence
ID degs 20 min w 900 feet to the place of begnnnp
containing an area of 10 ~ acres claimed
The location of this mine is recorded In the Record
ers office Of Deer Lodge county, Montana, In book
en- of lodcs, page 143.
The adjoining claimant to these premises IL the
Granite Mountain Mining Company TO the Whining
lode survey No 1856 on the East and the Fraction
lode survey No. 1854 on the West.
F. Atkinson, Register.
NIB. Ringeling, Atty for Claimant. sOG-Iot
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DEER LODGE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Report for the Second Quarter.

Following is the report Of the Deer Lodge
Public School for the second quarter, ending
January g. 1885:
| Number of pupils enrolled to date. .......H.
First Primary.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
second Primary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
intermediate Department. 4!
Grammar ............ n
PER CENT. OF ATTENDANCE.
First Primary, 50; Second Primary, 90
intermediate, 50; Grammar, %; High
School, 81.
AVERAGE scHoLARsHIP.
First Primary--B class, "a; A class, SO.
Second Primary-B class, 20; A class, TS.
Intsrnediate-Bc class, 70; A class, IS.
Grammar-B class, 70; A class, 70.
High School - Second Years class, SO;
Third Years class, 81.
Names Of pupils who stood highest in their
classes:
FIRST PRIMARY.
B class-Annis o. Bannon, 30; A class-Amy
Smith, 80.
SECOND PRIMARY.
B class-Mary Aspiring, 80, Maggis Wilson,
30; A class-Philip Lavatta, 85.
INTERMEDIATE
b class-Charlie Adams, 81; A class-Har-
tina Miller, 81; Aubrey Robinson, 81.
GRAMMAR.
B class-Lewis Coleman, a5; A class-An-
ME Bien, SO.
HIGH SCHOOL
Second Years class-Bertio Robinson, 96 :;
Third Years class-Mamie Humber, "a.
ROLL OF HONOR.
First Primary-Mary Stackpsle, Ada Fos-
ter, Annie O'Bannon, Arthur Farnsworth.
Second Primary-Milton Bennett, Jimmie
Coleman, Charlie Benton, Carrie Moore,
Ida OBannon, Jessie Humber, Mary Asp
ling, Maggie Wilson, Armidas Richards,
Bennie Lear, Jimmie Lear, Willie Miller,
Britain Miller.
intermediate - Carrie Williams, Retta
Ward, May Winslow, Fred. WIldman, Nor
rel Stackpsle, Aubrey Robinson, John Mes
ties, Gussie Galbraith, Linda Williams, Clara
Wilson, Charlie Adams, Herbert Foster, Ed
die O'Neill.
Grammar-AnnisB ien, Norma Robinson,
Ella Galbraith, Lewis Coleman, John Chris
Jefferson, Thomas Evans, Virginia Miller.
High School-Bertie Robinson.
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LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
E. !. Bonner &Cu,
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
Action of the Meeting Last Monday
Evening.

The meeting Of taxpayers called by the
Trustees of School District No. l, to assem-
BILE at the Court House on Monday evening
for the purpose Of considering the matter Of
the Public School Building was quite largely
attended. III. III. Zenor was elected Chair
man and Geo. w. Carlton, Secretary. The
Trustees, Messrs. VanGundy, Reed and Rob
inson, were present, and we presume, al
though our reporter was not present at the
time, the first order Of business was the pre-
sentation Of the following statement of the
financial condition of the Public School
Building, which was read by Mr.. Reed:
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After test of fifteen years the celebrated
Grandma Cigar has proved itself the best
Domestic Havana Cigar on this Coast. Mr..
William Coleman, of Deer Lodge City, M.
T., are the sole agents of this brand for Deer
Lodge City and county, M. T. Manufac-
tured by G.. COIN & Co.,
g00 em San Francisco
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the Estate Of James Brannan,
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned adj
ministrator Of the estate Of James Brannan, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased, TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, with
In months after the FIRST public alton of this no
tice, 20 thu said Administrator ut Anaconda, In
N. ]. Frrz PATRICK,
Administrators Of the estate Of James Hrannan,
deceased. a0a-6t
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Millions Given Away.

Millions Of bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
nave been given away N Trial Bottles Of the
large size This epor1nous outlay would be
DISASTROUS to the proprietors were IL not for
the rare merits possessed by the wonderful
medicine. Cali at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
drug store and get Trial BEETLE free, and try
Tor yourself. IL never fails 70 cure. sos
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Buckien's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salye in the werld for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by
S02Iyr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

AL persons are hereby duly warned and
notified not to purchase certain promissory
note, executed by me and one VIM. Lang, OF
this place, in favor Of l.. r. Grannis, of Deer
Lodge City, for $500. This note was fraudu-
lentiy obtained from me by the said Grannis,
no value being received by me for the same
JOHN RAINS,
Philipsburg, NJ. T., Jan. 20, 1886.
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PHOTOGRAPH Gallery.

Having re-opened my Photograph Gallery
on Court House Square, Deer Lodge, am
prepared to take Photographs in the best and
latest styles of the art and at reasonable
prices. Parties desiring pictures are request
ed to call on and after Monday, Dec. 9Th,
when I will be prepared to give them prompt
attention. w. ii. PILLINER,
SO4tf Photographer