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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-03-28
AYERS
Cherry Pectora!

Is not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but 81 medicine which IL to-day
saving the lives Of tho third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered 10 The public.
There " Mt a household in which this
invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where ~ Use has ever been
abandoned, md there is not q person
who has over given it n proper trial
for any throat or lung diacase suscep-
tble Of cure, who has not been made
well by i.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
in numbercss Instances, cured obstinate
cases of chroiic Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
and oven acute Pneumonia, and has
sa7ed many patients in the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is a
medicine that only requires 10 be taken In
snail doses, Is pleasant 10 Inc taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, as there is nothing SO good IA
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment Of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which cen be
verified by anybody, .nd Should be re-
membered By everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectora|,
PREPARED Ely
DR.. ]. c. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-03-28
NOTICE..

S. H. Giles is now prepared to
furnish White Leshorn eggs of full
stock, for setting, for Sl.50 pr. 10.
Orders promptly filled.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-03-28

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist.
now travelling in this country, says that most
n the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless trash. He says that Sheridan 5
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
Immensely valuable. Nothing on earth will IN
nj - Hlnt frod. Sold everywhere, or sent b.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
THE FLOWER QUEEN.
A succcssful Preseatatfon OF the Chiidrsns .
Cantata.

The Cantata of the Flower Queen, pre-
scntsd under the direction Of Miss King at
o'Neill y Theatre last Saturday evening, was
very successful in all respects. The stage
was handsomely decorated and the host Of
young ladies and misses, clad In white and
decked with flowers, made most attractive
picture, the effect of which was heightened
by the delightful music. Mr.. Beaumont, the
several young ladies having solo parts, and
the groups of misses participating in cho-
ruses rs Heather Bells and Poppiss all sang
very oceditably. As an interlude, Miss Liz
rio MeGsysrn sang well the pretty ballad
.sSo Hsmef and Miss Lorsna Martz, who
bids fair to become the soprano queen Of the
village, elected marked approval in the
sosg. "wsiting Mid the Pansies" Ihs
y uartefse, consisting Of Mrs. salile Aiiis'
NJ ~ Mzrtz, Mr.. 3. Beaumept and Mr.. Chas'
A. ing. thought Down the house in their
80, novelty entitled "Comic Opera" and
sharss -aptarous applause with Miss Lizzie
Mcfso,., n aad Mr.. Lee Kelley In that ludi-
oronslv do Nrful duett entitled 'tReubea and
pocheIn 4 tiss King, by request, sang YES,
s,rw and for. the encore, one OF the ,psst OF
~. aid s.ngs. .'within Mile Of Edinbero.
+, .. ns.dI.,, 70 add they were we'll sung
The success Of the Cantata was heightened
h, the excellent &C compartment Of Mrs. ID.
J, Mcmillan on the piano. The Two enter
t.inmepts given last week evidence csnsid-
.rabls vocal talent amo " these OF cur ysune
people participating ana adegres OF Guilt
vation only attainablc by . unest study nnder
uooa i,s,ructiop. The nu. uber of them In
m, Cantata preciudes other than gsneral
mention In tho space at d!spe va inis "ecA'
The May concerts have been . i'nccess.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
WAR IN GERMAN GULCH.
Water Right Dispute Ends In Hostiiities.
18th.

Inter-Mountaia, 18th.
There is war in Norton gulch, at Its juno
ten with German, some II miles west OF
Butte, the matter in dispute being the right
to the water csming down Norton gulch.
The disputants are Thomas Ford, Chas. Car
YER and James Larkin, on one side, and
Henry civilians and Atkin A. Smith upsn
the other. The dispute came to an issue on
Monday By the first parties (as alleged in
complaint made before Judge Lippincett
tearing down, breaking, destroying and haul
ing away . water and wood lume constructed
by the second parties.
A cemplaint to the above effect was made
and sworn to by James Mayberry before
Judge Lippincstt Monday evening, and war
rants were issued for the arrest OF the three
parties first named and two others in tEeir
employ. Constable Engle, Deputy Nichols,
and one or two other officers left Butte this
morning to arrest the persons named in the
warrants.
1t is understood Ford, Carver and Larkin
claim that the portion Of fiume torn down by
them was built upon their ground contrary to
their wishes and objections. On the other
hand williams and Smith claim that the
fiume at no place was within lass than 800
feet of the ground swnsd by Ford and his
partners.
The case comes under the provisions Of the
celebrated gag law, which was passed at the
legislative session of 1925.
The officers who went out to German gulch
this morning returned after dinner, having
under arrest Messrs. Carver, Larkin and
johnson. Mr. Ford was gone to Deer Lodge
and consequently was net arrested. The
prisoners were arraigned before Judge Lip
pincstt They entered q plea of not guilty
their bonds were fixed at $500 each, and the
case was set for hearing on Wednesday
Nav 20.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

The Butte Miner states that Ernest Meng-
den, Assistant Superintendent Of the Mon
tana Copper Company, suicided at Meader-
VILE Tuesday night by taking synanids OF
potassium. He was aged "A years; had two
brothers, officers in the German army, and
his father is in the Government service in
saxony. He has been in Butte since the
Montana Copper Company began operations.
Tho following is assigned as the cause Of
suicide 3
It Is the old stsry Of fast life, an unholy
and unrequited lsve, subsequent dissipation,
. loss Of msney and of honor, and then tho
only refuge, death. Although in receipt of q
large salary from the Company, Mengden, in
addition to being what il ordinarily termed
. good liver, seemed to have penchant fer
actresses, and when one caught his fancy he
always made desperate love to her. With
him love took the shape Of expensive din
ners, drives and presents. The last penchant
Of the unfortunate young man was the we'll
known variety actress knswn As Miss Mabel
Rivers, and from all accounts he was badly
smitten with her. The lady In question,
while she accepted the homage, which every
actress claims as her due, and which meme
disdain, informed the gentleman that she
was married, which is true. This only made
him the more persistent in his attentions,
and as they were redsublsd the colder she
grew. Finally matters reached . climax.
His money was exhausted, he had SEEN re-
duced to the humiliating sxpedisnt Of bor-
rowing from friends here and there sums
ranging from IS TO so, and denied the love
he sought, he has for soAe time past been
alternating between drunkenness and melan-
choly, and finally took refuge in suicide to
save him from his foolish passion.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
al Ifpod Boysr's Punishment for Numbering
His Wife.

AbsutnU o clock on the night Of July 9th,
1894. Alfred Boyer, Jr., living with his wife
and his father en- Peterson Greek, four miles
southeast of Deer Lodge, shot through the
breast and killed his wife, aged ID years, to
whom he had boes married only about six
months previous at Ware Village, Mass.
The history Of the crime having been pub
Ilished at the time, 1t Is unnecessary to recite
further than that II is well known Boyer BE-
came very jealous Of his wife, that she threat
snst to leave him, and that as he said TO the
officers, Immediately after his arrest, he pre-
ferrsd 10 kill her rather than have her 60
and live with another man. Whether there
was any occasion for his Apprehension has
not been shown. He is not man OF much
brains or feeling, but seems to have been
passionately fond Of his wife in nercurial,
boyish kind OF way, up until the time jeal-
ousy made a demon Of him.
The case was tried at the December term
Of court, and he was found guilty OF murder
In the first degree, but his attorneys, Knowles
& Forbis, secured new trial on the ground
csf newly discovered svidence-the fact OF
the ,woman's clothes having been. powder
, ,Urnsd, which was not brought out in the
~, denoe before the court. The case came
mn 8. ~in this term, w. Y. Pemberton, Esq,
District Attorney, appearing for the Terri
,or, and Uasags. Knowles & Forbis for de-
f.ns. Tb. lea OF the defense was that the
.ha, -,,. aoc,d, >utad aud the case to this end
wa, we'll couducl VI ON examination and ar
vum.pt, hut the fae - as shssn in evidence
were too overwh, >Imingiy cumulative
against that hypothesis sna MI Pemosrt'n
presented them in enc of tse stfo nssst ateu-
m.nts we have heard at We Montana bar'
The jury was out only a few houfs ano &c
trunsd verdict of guilty Of nufaer IN un'
second degree. and fixed the pc. N'ty M iah-
prisonment for life. There seems 10 hASo
been some question In the mind of one OF
more jurors as to the premeditation n tns
mind Of Boyer TO kin the woman, ant tne
result WAS the jury gave him the benefit y.
the doubt, but fixed his penalty in the sscon
degree at the highest limit. The verdict &C
cords with public sentiment, save with those
who believe his atrscious crime should have
been punished by the highest penalty Of the
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
DROWNED IN BIG BLACKFooT.
Frank Hunt Recently from New York.
rorr-soondence Ne,o North West

Correspondence Ne'o North-West
SUNSET, Deer Ledge County, May IL, 1885,
Frank Hunt, aged "a years, recently from
Valley Falls, Rennisalaer county, n. Y, was
drowned in Big Blackfoot river, above the
mouth of Elk Creek, about 3 p. m, Sunday,
May 10th. Mr.. Hunt was in the employ OF
Hiram s. Blanchard, on Clear Water. He
came to Sunset postoffice after the mail In
company with AL Stroble, friend and ac-
ouaintancs, also frsm New York, crossing
the river on raft. In trying to cross back
the current carried them back almost to the
south side again, when the raft struck rock
and broke They both jumped for the shore
holding to board about 10 feet lsng. 1t Is
supposed he struck rock, causing his hold
to slip from the plank. He was Of slender
build, dark complexion, with dark moustache
and hair; had on dark woslen shirt, vest and
pants; alss long legged gum boots. A bundle
of papers was fastened to his vest. Any one
finding his body will confer favsr BY send
ing notice to this postoffice.
ISRAEL GLEN, P. N.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
IN MeMoRIAM.

At called meeting Of Mt. Powell Ledge
No. 13, A. O. u. W., May IL, 1885, Bros. J. b.
Owings, yelling Napton. Snd Addison
Smith were appointed committee to draft
resolutions On the death Of Bro. h. j. Finly,
and reported the following:
WHERRAs, 1t has pleased our csmmsn
Graud Master Workman to remove frem TINS
life our fellow citizen and balsved Brother,
r. j. Finly, IL becomes Us to submit with
meaknes and humility to the divine behest
In the prime Of life, in robust health, and
with all that family and home could contrib
ute to make life enjoyable, In Que short
week hs passed from the vigor Of manhood
to the silence Of the tomb. And this ledge
further
Resolsey, That our fraternity has lost. .
valued and honored member, and hereby
give expression to heartfelt sympathy with
the erief-stricksn wife, family and friends Of
our deceased Brother.
Reselusd, That copy Of these resolutions
b. spread upon the minutes and that the rev
NoRTH-WIsr BE- requested to publish them
j.. II. OwrnGs,
w. NAPTox,
A. SmrTN.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
DEER LODGE HIGH SCHOOL.
Commenceme.t Exercises at the ,Vhri''~0
Church, Thsrsday Evening, May @is''

The following 10 the programme si eae,'
cises prepared fer the Deer Lodge Ign
School commencement, j. ii. Meyers, rf'n-
cipal:
pr.v.r Rev. e. J. Grosneveid
piano puett-Mrs. Mcmillan, Prof. Robinson
Essay-"what is Life p-Miss Aggie Twins
Vocal Duett-"si In stanchezza"......Verd'
Miss Mamie Humber, Prof. Robinson.
ay-"Thackeray." y."...-...hiss May Dakin
piano Sale. Mrs. d. j. McMiiian
F.say-"The Marble waits,"..
Miss Lizzie Steel
son, and Chorus-"STwill be Summer Time
By and By. e.''e
Misses Kate Hoss and Mamie humoef'
Messrs. @. Wood and j. u. Meyers.
Es,av-"Pictures,". Miss Mamie Humosr
y.ca, Duett-"Returu OF spring," huSe"
Misses M annie and Matte Humber.
presentation of Diplomas.
..J. G. Robinson, Esq.
haie oua''e''o White
Messrs. Robinson, Groeneveld, Leonard anu
Woed.
.sar Hon. Cornelius Hedges
nsn.dic,,on.... .......Rev. Galsn Woed
Exercises win begin promptly at " oc'oca
q. m. Ten cents admission, to deirAy i'''
dental expenses.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

Itis due Mr.. Carl Kleinschmidt, Jr., very
worthy young man, in charge OF the BLACK
foot Horse aud Cattle Company, having
range near Heimvills, TO state the circnm.
stances under which he has twice appeared
uader indictment Of the grand jury before
the District Court here, for branding the
horses Of another person. There were two
indictments. When the evidence for the pres
ecuton was closed In the 6rst case, Messrs.
Robinson and Stapleten and II. ID. Cole, Esq,
attorneys for the defense, msved TO non-suit,
on the ground that there was no evidences 70
sustain the indictment. District Attorney
Pemberton, satisfied there was no evidence
10 make a case, promptly acceded TO the me-
ton and Immediately entered nohe pros In
the other case. 1t seems that within Few
week. after Mr.. X. first took charge OF the
band. before they were branded, and before
he came 70 know the horses, soms 40 head
stray.d away. Some time later the Foreman,
Mr. Owen Hanswalt, whs had fed the
horses and knew them, drove In tive horses
which he believed to be TIVE OF these estrays,
and 80 informed Mr.. X. Before they were
branded they again strayed, and when found
again, last June, he repeated the assurances,
and Mr.. X. told him II they were the Com
pany's horses they would brand them with
the others, and did SO, although MT. ID. die
not remember whether he or hr. X. branded
them. IL turned out afterward that the,
we're the property of another person
On this being made known to Hr. *. he pro
posed TO vent the brand and restore the AMI
mails. The owner, however, demanded ths
Mr.. X should hunt up other horses he ha'
estrsy, which Mr.. X. declined TO do, and th
complaint was thereupon made, on whic
the indictment was found. The testimon
for the prosecution was SO conclusive in u
vor Of the defendant that the cases were dii
missed as stated, and Mr.. X. was exensrate
by Judge Galbraith in open Court. Th
Foreman had been mistaken NJ TO the ider
tity Of the hsrsss, but had positively assure
Mr.. X. they were the property OF the Con
ipany, aud the latter had no doubt Of IL whe
4hmw lwu Anl
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Court Notes

Court term win probably last through the
next week, Is criminal cases that may last
several days were set yesterday fer next
Tuesday. There are still considerable num-
ber Of civil cases not yet set for trial.
Th. case Of Monroe Hanna is fer incest
sworn against him BY his daughter, MRS.
wilkinson; and the case for rape against
John II. Sturgeon Is BY the Same person.
Fron the very nature OF the cases tne court
rsom should be cleared during their triai.
A number Of the Butte mining claim VS..
town-site cases have bssn up, under separate
hearings, this week, and have resulted In "a
vor OF the mine owners. Msssrs. Knowles q
Fersis, whs have appeared for the defense
in one or more cases. have their cases In Term
70 appeal. and feel csaHdent Of ultimate re-
versal OF the decisions.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
SWifl's Specific at .,[le Deer Lodge Drug Co.


And do not be msIed by any underhand or
mean advertising such as is being done by
Mailing Circulars, Can you trust your pur'
chases in the hands Of concern that will
take this course to deceive your Don't make
any mistakes, but come right along and ex.
anime OUR STOCK OF GOODS and compare
them with any brought to the Territory. We
are not trying to palm off OLD MACHINERY
that has been bought for as cents on the
dollar, but we have a stock that is NEW, and
BRIGHT, and CLEAN. To convince your
selves. stop in and see our most complete
line Of WAGONS, sPRING.WAGoNs, BUG.
GlEs. MOWERS, HARDWOOD, Etc, Etc.
Cash paid for Hay and Grain.
Most Respectfully,
sas-a BENNETT BROS.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

Ihave purohased the entire stock Of John
w. LoueiI Co and win continue the busi-
ness permanently At pesr Lodge and Dillon.
/ will carry full line Of Carriages, Buggies,
Road Carte, 6prisg and Farm Wagons, Nc
Cormick Binders AID Mowers and repa;rs
fer same. All my spring work is nade oy
j. i. Case. A good assortment Of miirs Son. .
cord Team and Buggy Harness will De keps
In stock. A Dedarick Belt Perpetual hay
Press for sale cheap. To make room for hsw
@ Gods the old Steck win be sold very low.
Parties purchasing from me may safely rely
upsn getting repairs and extras - anytime
IreQuest comparison Of goods ana 0esy
competition - 70 prices and erms o. SAFE.
ea3sf IsAAc Il LYON
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
MAY QUEEN FESTIVAL.


rn. series Of musical entertainments whicn
49,. h.en offered during the Court Term van
c.nclude this evening with the prssentalon
sf Tenuyson's Nay Queen, u1der the dirso-
,s.n AZ Miss King with Mu. MCMILLAN pre-
.,dinu 1t the piano. We have net Deen Iul,
~,shsd With the programme. but are informsa
- -ill be : delightful one. Admiration oS Gus
reserved seats st Colemans vi1no''
charge. In eoev
succeedi NJ the May oussn. the hall nosI
viii bs cleared and Social Dsscs -" -
given. the tickets sf admission 20 Which, -
GLIDING refreshments 10 be furnishes y =
,.aIes Of the Episcopal Church, VII % s.o'
e.r s.oh gentlemen. An ~Itsyssie even''s
L anticipated.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
Theatrical Entertainments.

Manager Jshn Mcguire. whs has his Book
nearly filed for tho early summer engage.
uents. has some excellent Companies dated
for the Montana Circuit, and has put In
Deer Lodge one night each for three Of the
best. The first will be Madame Janauschek
and Company, Tuesday evening, june y,
when her new and powerful play, "My Life,"
will probably be presented. Or Thursday
evening, June 10, Mr.. Fred warde and
Company win appear. Mr.. Warde comes
under . dangerous commendation-that Of
being the peer Of Americas great and now
unfortunate actor. John Mccullough. On
Friday evening, juno 26, Barlow q wilson's
Minstrels will appear, and on Saturday
evening, July 4, the Peck's Bad Boy Com
pany will 6nish up the National holiday with
a Peck of fan. Seine Of these Companies
are very expensive, and among the best trav-
cling. The opportunities to hear artists hke
Jauauschek and wards are rare In towns OF
this population, and We trust our people wiii
show their appreciation BY audiences tna'
will warrant the Manager In placing IKE
celebrities here.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
SWiit's Specific at Deer Lodge Drug Co,
S26u
Purchase OF Imported Horses.

> u II.
Mr.. Carl Kleinschmidt, Of the Blackfoot
Horse and Cattle Company. Klsinschmidt
Flat, near Helmville, Deer Lodge county,
this week purchased from Mr.. Robt. Geary,
importer and breeder Of 6ne thoroughbred
stock, Ave imported thoroughbred sfsllions
and one imported Polled Angus bull. Thres
of the Ave stallisns are Scotch Clydes, one
beautiful English Coacher and one English
Shire horse. The stations all have guaras'
tsed pedigrses and are, with ono exception
under three years sf age. These were pur-
chased fer breeding to American mares fsr
ths purpose Of raising heavy draft hsrses for
which the demand II 80 great at the present
time. II addition 70 these the Company
have some Ane thoroughbred trstfing stsck
on the ranch. - they Gin Be- Ia condition %
supply the market with all ciAsses Of horses
naking IL enc II the moss conplets hsrs<
sd castIs concerns IN MentsnA
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
FROM PHILlPSBURG.

A Pleasant May Day Party st the Town Hall.
A May party was gotten up by. the Ladies
Aid Society ofthe Philipsburg NJ. e. Church
REV. T. Flawith, Pastor), on the evening OF
the 1st inst 1t being anticipated that great
number Of persons would be present, they
secured the Town Hall fer the purpose,
which was profusely decorated. Before the
evenings programme was commenced tho
Hall was crowded to excess. The first pro-
ceeding was to elect
THE MAY QUEEN,
which Mr.. +. d. Brown, j. p, undertook to
superintend. After the election 1t was found
that Miss Katie Kinds was elected Queen,
and Mr. Ringley the knight. A procession
was formed, headed BY the Queen and
Knight, while the organ sent forth strains Of
the General Grant March"
Aztec THE PROCESSION
the remainder Of the evening was spent BY
various games, partaking Of refreshments
and listening to the musical ability Of Miss
Ella Kinds, Mrs. Dsudna, and Misses Dsra
Kreger aRd Eva Leavans. A most enjoyable
.v.rin0 ~rss spent bv all. AS#
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
RuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
'Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. II Is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 70
cents per box. For sale by
sH2-lyr THE DEER LODGE DRUG 20.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
No.lce to Creditors.

In the Matter Of the Estats Of Robert j. Finly, de-
ceased.
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned. Ad-
miristrstrix of the estate Of Robert j. Pinly.
dscsassd. 70 the creditors Of. and ell E-sons
having Chains against, the said deceased, 20 exhibit
then with the necessary vonchsrs, within four
months sfter the rst publication Of this notice 70
the said Admmistratsix at Deer Lodge, In the
town ana county OF Deer Lod9s, !. r.
sS5-M SARAH \. FgNLY,
AdminisIatrix of The stsass of Robsrty. finiy De-
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to cell the attention OF the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock OF Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are nouU better prepared than
ever to cater to the public in GEN
eraJ, and would very respectfully
solicit q share OF the trade.
Ranchn,en, call and get our
pr1ces. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Very respectfully
E. !. Bonner &Cu.
DMER LODGE.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
ESS MAKING.

The undersigned, being an experienced
and competent Dressmaker. ofiers her ser
vices TO the ladies Of Deer Lodge and Will be
pleased ~ receive th~sr patronage. SafisfAc-
tory wsrk win b. given In every instance.
s21-u Nina l.. 4. DAKIs.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

expect to be in the States until the 3lst Of
Nav next, and any correspondence with re-
gard to School Matters requiring attention,
before the above date, addressed to mo at
jacksonville, Illinois, will receive prompt
attention, and reply be returned within ten
THos. w. CATLIN,
s24-tf Co. Supt. Schools.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

It may be supposed that the three last
items have crept int the published detailed
account through mistake.
Next week, with your permission, pro-
pose to give summary Of the Contingent
Fund" as published.
Respectfully,
+. r. BILL.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

We have . new Cooper Saw Mill, with
56.inch saw, all complete. Capacity twenty
Ave thousand feet per day. Will sell on rea-
sonable terms, BENNETT BROS,
so7 ~ Deer Lodge.
The new North-west., 1885-05-15

Ju,a xscsirsd at A. Kleinschmidt & Cos,
White and BLACK Rubber Goats, Miners
Leather .soled Rubber Boots, Base Ball shoes
and many other new goods oAn n
The new North-west., 1885-05-15
PERcHERoNs FOR SALE.

I have for sale ono pair of bay Nsrman
Percheron horses, full brothers, we'll brske,
and years old. Price $500. ..-t
w. B. MILLER,
827tf Deer Ledge.