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e.. Bualt! & Co.
DbER LODGE,
LIGHTNING ALL AROUND.
An EIem pIiAcation of How Three-Ltne
Item has to be Worked Up In Dull
Week.

The sky seemed fuller of electricity last
Saturday than ever we have noticed 1t be-
fore. Usually one thunder storm will dis
charge the surplus, but Saturday afternoon
we had several in succession, and little, thin
clouds with scarcely density enough to OBJ
scure the sky would emit fash of lightning
followed by a startling thunder clap. Then,
when the clouds were denser in the culmina-
ting storm, fash after fash was followed by
reports like the salvos of heavy artillery, and
the rain, with a slight admixture OF hail,
came In long continued torrents that beat
vegetation TO the earth and flooded the
streets till they run like tail races. Only
once Is so heavy q rain remembered, ana
that was one night, some twelve or fifteen
year ago, when happy party Of dozen or
more that are now scattered over the earth
married, or otherwise given up to misfor-
tune, were among the clouds and the light
ming on the summit of Mount Powell. sing
ing songs before rousipg campfire, whiie
what few friends and guardians they had In
town were making vows and chest-protect-
ors and other flannel things for the heather
of Borioboola Cha as Precipitation to the
elements. However, this hasn't much to do
with last Saturdays storm, except TO show
that we are aging and getting garrulous and
reminiscent.
To resume. Two bolts oflightning struck
| in town and near by, during the disturbance
| One bolt struck the telegraph pole at the IN
t.rsection of Fourth street and the railroad.
| Mr.. H. A. Smurr, who was driving from the
| depot with K. L. Bonner & Co.'S wagon, was
| frov he nala when IL was
struck, standing up in rear Of the seat driv-
ing. He was blinded. stunned and knocked
over int the bed of the wagon. The crash
20 frightened the horse that he ran away,
smiling the seat and had gone two blocks
before Mr.. Smurr sufficiently recovered to
regain his feet and grasp the lines which had
cappbt an the brake lever. He did not ex-
| rariance much discomfort for an hour or two
when the shock unaffected itself in severe
headache.
Another bolt struck fence east OF the
Hospital and knocked portion OF it into
smithereens.
Inst before the last storm, p. Deugherty
started for Caritoo. He had q horse and
road cart. The cart was loaded with cargo
including caps, fuse, keg Of black powder
and twenty five pounds Of giant powder. ne
would Just reach the cariboo bench about
the time the storm broke. 1t probably
wouldn't make any material difference to the
person struck by lightning, but we heard
man say he wouldn't have. been In that car
f;t \ al been struck for all the wealth there
ia in Ore Elmo District. And, by the way
the mines up there are looking remarkably
well and give promise of developing into thu
hast district In Montana, outside OF Butte
Returning to the storm again-but why re
,rrn 10 IL? We hope 1t win not return here
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BIRTHDAY SALuTATIoNS.
The Boys Tax Their Consciences to Say
Good Work for the New Northwest.

Some of the following nearly take the hair
off bald head, but rs the boys mean It all
right and do 1t through good will for the old
man, we gratefully acknowledge their kind
words:
Butte Miner.
The Deer Lodge Ne1 North Vest has just
closed the sixteenth year of its existence.
The MINER trusts the Neto North
Vest may continue in its good work for
many years to come, and that its future years
may prove its happiest and most profitable.
It has been and Is an honor 10 the journal
ism of the Territory and been vast benefit
to Deer Lodge, rejecting the intelligence
and refinement OF the people to an eminent
degree. Long may it and its editor live.
Montana Stock Gazette.
The Ne,o North West has entered upon the
seventeenth year of its existence, and Capt.
Mills INDUCES in a "reminiscences on the occa-
sion. This paper is always clean in its tone,
and its views are expressed in elegant die
ton. Long may it flourish and continue to
voice the sentiments of its constituents and
grow with the growth Of Deer Lodge, the
Beautiful.
Dillon Tribune.
The Deer Lodge Ne,o North West has en-
tered upon the seventeenth year of its exis-
tence. 1t is one of our ablest and newsiest
exchanges, and deserves to continue on in
its successful career.
Livingston Enterprise
In very interesting editorial article the
Neto North West announces the advent of the
seventeeth year of its existence. No Terri
torial editor commands such universal re-
spect as does the pilot of the Ne,o North West,
and no exchange that comes to our table is
so readily selected and carefully perused as
is that paper. We trust that the "prettiest
of Montana villages" and the grandest OF all
the Territories, will never Ego back on" the
New North Vest
Bozerndn Chronicle.
The Ne,o North West, of Deer Lodge, has
closed the sixteenth year of its existence.
The Ney North West would be an bouor to
the journalism of any Territory, and its &C
complished editor valuable acquisition to
any community
Rocky Mountain Husbandman.
The Deer Lodge New North West has just
closed the sixteenth year of its existence.
The HUsBANDMAN trusts that the
Ne,p Norh-West may continue in its good
| work, live long and prosper.
Misso,lian.
The Deer Lodge Ne,p North West last week
begun its seventh year. The Ne,o North West
has long borne the reputation of being the
best paper in Montana, and though dull
| times have stricken Deer Lodge and more or
less affected Is literary representative, the
editorial page still maintains the prestige it
| had of old, and 1t is weekly an object of
great interest to newspaper readers. The
Massoulian wishes many long years of honor
able and happy life to the Ne,o North West
and its distinguished editor.
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Sheriff and Commissioners Sale.
Henry s. Clark, Administrator Of the Estate
of Lyman w. Scott, deceased, Plaintiff,

Henry s. Clark, Administrator Of the Estate
of Lyman w. Scott, deceased, Plaintiff,
John A Nichols, Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff and Commissioners
Sale at o'clock p. m, Saturday, July 18th,
1885, in front Of the Court House door In the
town of Deer Lodge, county OF Deer
Lodge, M. T., under and by virtue Of an or
der of sale in the above entitled cause, issued
out of the District Court of the Second Judi
diciai District of the Territory Of Montana,
in and for the county of Deer Lodge, the fol-
All of the following described quartz min
ing property lying and being situate In Sum
init Valley Mining District, Silver Bow
! county, formerly Deer Lodge countyn Mon
tana Territory, to-wit: All Of the right, title
and interest which John A. Nichols had on
undivided one-eighth t) interest in and
| to that certain quartz lode, ledge, or mineral
| vein claim which was located on the sd day
| of November, A. ID. 1875, by John Downs
and others, and recorded in the office OF the
County Recorder of Deer Lodge county, M
T., on the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1915,
| m Book II on page 3lS of the Records OF
| Quartz Lodes Of Deer Lodge county, said
claim being 1900 feet in length by GOO feet In
| width, together with all mineral veins con-
tanned within the boundaries OF said ciaim'
| and all and any improvements on said claim,
| and all the rights and privileges and appar-
| tenances thereon or In anywise appertaining.
Dated this 10th day Of June A. d. 1885.
| JAMES B. McMAsTER,
| Sheriff and Commissioner
Notice Is hereby given that the above sale
| is this day postponed until O'CLOCK p. m,
Saturday, August 9Th, 1885.
Dated this 18th day of July A. D 1888.
| JAMES b. MCMAsTER.
scat Sheriff and Commissioner.
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The Considerations.

Tn the selection OF Carpets and wall "a
mar variety and elegance Of styles and low
pprices are the considerations which command
he attention Of Intelligent buyers, and they
arc those which zee present M More ,oS No
ua,sa can offer such advantages unless its
artent on busi ness enables 1t 70 purchase 10
enan,i, h large enough TO secure them. we
have received our new stock, and IL includes zoe,
some very choice patterns wnl sn1,o you Ger
rsanandence solicited. and samples and quo
tatiohs p'omP''' SANDS & BOYCE,
oooe Butte City, Montana.
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It is stated the Utah g. Northern officials
are making q new time card. 1t will proba-
bly, be two weeks before 1t goes into effect,
as 1t takes about that time to get the card
printed and distributed. The present one IL
quite convenient TO this part Of the country.
Since the above was in type we find the
following In the Miner There will be no
change in the time of passenger trains on
the proposed new time table Of the Utah %
Northern, except in that Of the Garrison &C
commodatiou. just what that change will
be, however. we are unable TO learn, but the
probability Is that 1t viii arrive at Butte at
about noon and leave about Q o'clock p m,
connecting Mt Stuart. both ways, with the
passenger train to and from Anaconda"
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Proper Subjects for the Penitentiary
Bozeman. Courier 9th.

AL Harrison, of Sweet Grass, was in town
this week. He recently returned from Fort
Benton and the Blackfoot Agency, whittier
he went for the purpose of tracking some
marauding Indians who stole number of
horses from his neighborhood last summer,
and repeated the operation on q smaller
scale this season. He found his man, who is
no less parsonage than Antelope Shirt, who
has already served out . term in the Deer
Lodge Peniteatiary. Mr.. Harrison ascer-
tanned, however, that Antelope Shirt Is not
the only, If he Is, indeed, the principal, Of
fender. Other Indians and one or two
"squaw men" are deeply implicated, and the
probabilities are that the latter are deeper In
thu mud than the clean-cut Indians are In
the mire. Mr.. Harrison did not cause any
arrests to be made, but he has his weather
eye on the thieves, has sufficient evidence to
convict them, and may yet make satisfac
tory Ground up" Of the marauding redskins
and their allies
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Millions Gwen AWAY.

Millions Of bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Coios,
have been given away ~ Trial Bottles OF the
large size. This enormous outlay would Dc
disastrous to the proprietors were IL not lot
the rare merits possessed by the wondefful
medicine. Call ct the Deer Lodge Drug Cos
drng store and get Trial Bottle fires, and "
for yourself. 1t never fails to cure. 30
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NOTICE OF COLLECTION.

All persons indebted to the undersigned
are hereby notified that desire an immedI-
date settlement of all outstanding accounts,
either by cash within thirty days or note.
The prompt attention Of all is requested.
834-4t WILLIAM WALLACE,
,July l. 1885 New Chicago.
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Job WAGON and leaning.

/ have Job Wagon on the streets OF Deer
am prepared 70 deliver Trunks or Packages
to and from any residence promptly and at
reasonable rates. Also do heavy teaming
and Job Hauling at low rates. Leave orders
at Cartons.
SODtf GEO. TUCKER.
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Some 10000 pounds Of machinery for the
new Touring mill, built at Great Falls last
winter, arrived At the Helena depot yester-
day and Ia being loaded on wagons for trans
portation to Its destination. The present
capacity Of, the mill will be rs barrels per
day, but the foundation Is laid for a mill hay-
ing capacity of eco barrels per day. The
mill race is already completed and the ma
chinery will be put in place ready to grind
tho grain crop Of the Independent,
14th ss---s-.a saes--s-
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Farmers, Attention d!

We are closing out our Stock of HAY
RAKES ut LESS than Manufacturers Prices
and Lower than sold anywhere. Now is the
time to buy at bargains.
S42t A KLEINsCHMIDT q Co.
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sucklen's Arnica saIve.

The Rest Salye in the world for Cuts
p,,iSss sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
sores' Tetier, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. aud all Skin Eruptions, and Posiuvely
cnres piles. II is guaranteed TO give perlec.
saiisfaction, or money refunded. Free %
cents per box. For sale oy 70
a02-1yr THE DEEh LoD"S
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BY OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call 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 noW better prepared than
euer to cater to the public in gen
eraL, and would very respectfully
solicit share of the trade.
Ranchn,en, call and get our
pr1ces. We are prepared to taht
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
TerU resDectfUIIY,
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Greg on Grape Root Bitters are the best in
the w orld for the cure of dyspepsia, liver
compl aint and every species of Indigestion.
S35 At Fer sale by j. ID. Eastman & Co.
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A Man in Need of wagon, buggy, set of
harness, or farming implement of any kind
can save from 10 to 30 per cent. by purchas-
ing from Isaac L. Lyon, Deer Lodge. S24tf
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Deer Lodge Drug Co. have just received a
large and well-selected stock of Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes, Handkerchief Extracts,
Tooth and Toilet Soaps, Puff Boxes, Purses,
Pocket Books, etc. Give them call.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice at
Deer Lodge, Mont, July II, 1888. Persons
calling for letters in this list will please say
advertised and give date Of list.
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"a Strayed from the Potts q Har-
~Wf-S rison Ranch, near Townsend.
H1f " Montana, early In 1884, black
IN As-AJ mare, about eleven wears old. and
XII u branded ~ [eombinedl on left
,NV<V shoulder. The animal was raised
in Deer Lodge valley and pur-
chased from s. Z. Larabie. Esq. A reasonable re-
ward win be paid for Information OF her whereabouts
~ BF. POTTS, Manager.
July 1G 1885 S36u Townsend, M. II.
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Mrs. Laura J. Scott has leased the new
brick KING building on Granite street, Butte
and fitted 1t for lodging rooms, under me
name of 1.-THE Albemarle." The rooms are
large. elegantly. furnished and kept In most
admirable order. Families or single persons
can secure rooms by the day, week or month";
at reasonable prices. Table board can 10
had at tire hotels or restaurants. When con-
venient 10 do so, guests should write or te'e-
phone for rooms, that they may be In readi-
ness. Mrs. s. will be pleased TO have the
patronage of Deer Lodge friends. so Sm
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DENTIST.

DR. A. u. DUEFH
Having returned, has again opened an office
for Dentistry in the McBurney House, Deer
Lodge, where he win be pleased to give pa
irons prompt attention. 90
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For impurities Of the blood and general
debility the Oregon Grape Root Bitters are
lust the thing. For sale by
sB4t j. ID. Eastman & Co.
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at A. Kleinschmidt g. Co.'S, for from SO to
s25, and plenty of time given with interest.
S36-1t
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Kniuhts of pythias.

Regular eonvoeations of Valley Lodge
ne No. 6, K. OF p, are held in their Castl c
EH JHall Deer Lodge, every Monday even'g.
I..yNg1R nights are invited to attend.
EG(D JOHN w. YATES, c. c.
~ GEO. TUCKER, X. OF r. q S. 777-1y
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Marriage, Birth, and Death Notices are
pubIished in the NEW NORTHWEST without
charge Obituary Notices, Resolutions of
Orders, and like matter ordered for publica.
lion. are subject to advertising rates.
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just About the Size Of 1t.

Buy your "Ready Mixed Paint" Of Deer
Lodge Drug Co. Sl9tf
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GEO. III. THOMAS POST NO. 4.
N% @. A. It, DEPT. OF MONTANA.
ET Regular Assemblies of George II
Hind Thomas Post are hel d at their Hall at
e7 500 p. m. on the ID and 4th FRI
MIN DAY Of each month. Comra des Of
A8#A other Posts are cordially invited TO
49, attend. ID. j. MCMILLAN, r. G.
Lew Coleman, Adjutant. sGs-Gm
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EPfscoPAL-Reiigiouss services will be held
a, 81 lanes Episcopal Church. morning and
rvrnins on the Third Sunday Of each month,
RevSc, Biackiston officiating.
SABBATH school every Sunday at 2 p. m, new
time.
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-Servieese every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 O'Clock each Sunday under direetion
Of Sisters of Charity.
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Shadows Of q Great City .

Alabastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
Drug CO. Sl9u
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.Strnyed-S25 Reward.
Estray Notice.


Gnlch, at mouth OF fume. ISRAEL WEAVER,
S36-4tpd browns Gulch, Silver Bow Co., n. T.
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cHRISTIAN-Ssrviees every Sunday at II
M and TN p.m m. Sunday School at p. m
Services also on Wednesday evening at TN.
GALEE WOOD, Pastor.
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pREsBYTERIAN-Serv every Sunday n
II O'Clock b. m, and o'clock p. m. Sun.
tav school svary sunday at 2 o'clock.
u. l. GRoENEVELD, Minister.
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THE CIRCUS ON MAUI.

Fryer's Circus gave three per-
formances at Wailuku, Maui. On
the last day the train ran from
Spreckelsville. The weather was
fine, but times bad and money
scarce. Two fair houses were had,
and the total receipts amounted to
$500. The trip was not very
great success. Mr.. Wiseman was
very seasick. He thought the de-
mons possessed his internal regions.
He was recompensed for his suffer-
ings, however, on his arrival at Wal
luku. There he met hosts of friends,
who decorated him with flowers and
made great of him. They asked
him all about Honolulu and the
welfare of many people here. Mr..
Wiseman found business very quiet
at Wailuku, but was pleased to find
the DAILY BULLETIN in every store.
Mr.. Shillito, the musical genius, was
lost. He did not know what to do
with himself. Mr.. Miseman reports
the plantations looking fine, par
ticularly Wailuku and Spreckelsville
plantations. The planters are re-
joicing over the prospects of this
crop being the largest ever taken
off the Island of Maui.
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SILK CULTURE.

The Foreign Office has been APP
piled to by persons interested in the
silk trade in America, for informa-
ton regarding the prospects of silk
culture here. Mr.. Webb, Secretary
to the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
is collecting all available informa-
ton to forward by next mail. The
editor of this paper has furnished
him with details of experimental
operations in silk-growing and null
berry tree culture conducted here.
These details indicate favorable
prospects for the industry here
whenever it is taken up in earnest.
Mr.. Malterre, who raised five hun
bred cocoons, has at present some
healthy young white mulberry trees
in boxes at the British Club, which
he raised from seed obtained from
Miss Rossiter.
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SHIPPING N0TES.

The stmrs Kiuau, w G Hall, G H
Bishop and S 5 City of Sydney are all
due tomorrow. The latter is from the
Colonies en- route for San Francisco.
Blk f S Thompson, Capt Potter, ar
rived at Kahului on Monday last, %
days from Victoria, with cargo of
coal for the Hawaiian Commercial &
Sugar Company.
The stmr Mokolii was hauled on the
Marine Railway this afternoon.
The schr Liholiho sails this afternoon
for Waimea via Waianae with coal.
A spar was seen from the stmr Lehua,
off the NE coast of Maui on last
Wednesday morning. 1t was about ID
feet long and broken at both ends. 1t
was smooth and looked like schooner's
mast. One end was covered with bar
nacles of four months growth.
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OPIUM ON MAUI.

News was received this morning
by the steamer Lehua of two i'm
portant opium seizures on Maui
Special Revenue Officer Mr.. w. J..
Sheldon, whom the Collector-G General
appointed short time ago for Ka-
hului, succeeded in capturing at
Maalaea Bay, last Tuesday, one All
Ping, a passenger by the steamer
w. G. Hall, with ten tins of opium.
On Wednesday he discovered at
kahului eighteen tins of opium in a
case marked All Sing, landed from
the steamer Lehua. The man bear
ing that name was arrested, and be
and All Ping were each fined $3.50
and sentenced to two months i'm
prisonment, before the Waikiki Dis
trct Court.
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A CHINAMAN lassoing goats near
Waianae was pulled over gulch
by one that he caught. He fell
forty feet and in his descent re-
ceived stick in his stomach. DR..
Craddock attended to his injuries,
but after the doctors departure the
friends of the patient foolishly re-
moved him to Waianae. The con-
sequence was the man died within
half an hour after reaching that
place. An inquest was held by
Judge Kama.