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MARYLAND HISCUIT, French Bread !,
Rolls Bon Rons, &C., delivered to pri-
yate residences, boarding houses, &C.,
morning and evening BY Feldmeyer
Brothers, bakers.
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core IB. FLOOD,S

And get an Ice-Cold WATER MEtoS.
Delivered to your house free
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The youngest child of ". I. Heath
and wife. residing near here, died of
dyphtheria, Thursday, and was buried
at Magothy NJ E. Church at lC Q. m.
yesterday, Rev. VIM. McHammock,
officiating.
Yesterday was the hottest day of
the season in this section, the ther-
mometer scored $50 at one o'clock,
and many persons were compelled to
leave the fields on account of the in
tense heat. j.
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sih FIRST insertion, IS cents sub
One l9 3sae'r t 80 cents. Liberal rates
Nqgenl. ~ lhs ,bose advertising by the month
ra3e Hl'n , ncol notices and political or
llat In-nnnications, 5 cents per line.
s9sdal eol'n nnnonncement Of marriages
9 seahs free, but obituary notices Offices VIII VIII
p ssas s1.ld for at one-half the usual rates
4 3yehising' .-
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DLARRHEA, Dysentery, &C., instantly
relieved by Hodges Compound Syrup
of Black berry Root.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

MURPHY & Dow's saw mill and about
o'Voo barrels of salt located in sheds ad-
joining on an island in the Saginaw River
near Bay City, Mich, were totally con-
sutned by fire on the 22d. The fire origi-
t0ed In the engine room. The estimated
ioss is 10000, on which there is an insur-
anee Of So, 900.
. Z. BROWN, OF New York, attorney
LOT several Eastern railways, was relieved
oi S2oo by pickpockets at the Union Depot
a' Kansas City on the 22d.
ROBERT SMITH, coal miner OF Coal VAL
ley, ILL.,, was run over and killed at that
village on the night of the 21st by Rock
Island q Peoria train. He had just re-
turned from Rock Island was badly intox-
icated.
LILLY MACK, colored, OF La Junta, Col,
mas been arrested for the horrible butchery
OF her nine year-old daughter.
On the 22d Isaac Stoddard, soldier,
killed Agnes Farrell at Winona, D. T. Jeal :
ousy prompted the deed. Miss Farrell v as
known as woman Of shady character,
and Stoddari was her lover,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE report Of the re- istrar shows thai
the value the crops in Ireland this year
increased FL ,694, 133 as compared with 1884,,
and that it was f263, ,064 above the average
for the preceding 10 years.
SHOCKS of Earthquake were felt on the
Doth in Missouri and in New England.
A BOLD atten p was made on the night
of the 23d to blow up the bridge of the
Southern Pacific Railroad across the Rio
Grande near Ell Paso, Texas.
AT Mobile, Ala, on the Goth, the Gulf
City Oil Mills bo Ter exploded with terrific
force, tearing down the boiler house and
part of the seed sheds, and burying four
colored laborers in the debris.
THE International Art Exhibition will
open in Berlin on May 1s, 1885. The histor
ical department will be prominent part
of the exhibition, and will cost $l90,0O0.
A FIGHT occurred on the 26th between
s'scabsn and striking molders, at North
Dighton, Mass, during which Thomas
Donohue was seriously shot in the groin,
James McCanna badly cut in the head, and
Charles Van Valkenburg cut about the face.
FIRE destroyed eight stores, large guam
tity of cotton and the depot Of the Alabama
Great Southern Railroad at Ellinsville, Ala,
one the 26th. The loss is heavy.
THE total exports Of specie from New
York during the week ending oD the 26th
were S425,27O OF this amount the exports
to Europe were $3.50, 0,025 silver and $101, ,256
gold. The gold imports of specie during
the week were $762, ,160.
REV. J. PURsER, of Birmingham, Ala,
was called out of his bed between II and
O'Clock on the night of the 25th to offiaate
at the marriage of Mr.. Cannon and Miss
C. A. Sale. of Macon, Ga.
Mrs. DELLA BENNER, the widow Of t. g
gallant officer who sacrificed his life while
cndeavoring to relieve the yellow sufferers
OF the lower Mississippi river in 1878, was
on the 2sth appointed postmistEess Of
Rogers Park, III.
AT Gainestown, Ala, on the q b, Alex.
Reid, a negro who brutaliy murdered Miss
Carrie Boyer, was chained to tree by
crowd of indignant whites and blacks at
the spot where the crime was committed
and slowly burned TO death.
RUSSIA and Austria are secretly arming,
England for large quantities of stores for
their respective armies.
NJ. PAsTEUR continues to treat the four
boys from Newark, N. j., who were bitt
hy mad dog. Nothing of an unfavora-
bic nature has been developed.
A BILL in equity in which the ownersh p
of over $4,000 acres of Texas land the
point Of contention was filed ON the 18th in
the Court of Common Pleas at PhiladeI-
phia.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02

: A TEMPERANCE campaign under the man.
agement Of the W. G. T. U. is being carried
on in the colored churches at Washington,
D. C.
ONE-HALF of $500 0legal-te note was
received at the Treasury Department on
the Goth in an envelope postmarked New
York, with the following letter: "Restitu-
tion, internal revenue; publish receipt.
Keep record of number of bill. More
later"
THE Second Comptroller has decided
that soldiers honorably discharged for
promotion are entitled to the bounty
provided for in the act of July %, 1861.
THE Irish Nationalists in the British Par
lament are said to be solid for Gladstone
and home rule. There are eighty-six of
them.
THE Office Of the Detroit (Mich.) Sunday
Sun, scandalous publication, has been
seized by the police and the further issue
and sale of the paper prohibited.
A GENERAL election has been decided
upon in Canada, Sir John Macdonald fear
ing to meet the House, owing to the hostil-
ty of the French in the Riel case.
THE whaling bark Amethyst is supposed
to have been lost in the Behring Sea with
her crew of forty men.
Two of the Cleveland (O) roller skating
rinks, the Casino and the Legrand, the
latter a $4,000 structure, have gone into
bankruptcy.
MORE trouble has been occasioned among
the Polish Catholics in Detroit, Mich, by
reason of Bishop Borgess. refusal to allow
St. Albert's Church to be opened for
Christmas services. Serious rioting has
taken place and more trouble is expected.
The parishioners paid for the church by
donating the earnings of one day each
week, and want to have something to say
about its management themselves.
IT has been about decided that it is i'm
possible to recover the bodies of the miners
entombed at Nanticoke, Pa, except at the
cost Of an immense amount of money and
possibly many more human lives. The
company propose to wall in the mine,
erect monument and distribute $4,000
among the families of the victims in lieu
of further efforts.
BUFFALO, N. Y, had It's first case of ere.
nation on the 9th.
SERvIAN troops made an attack upon
Bulgarian frontier village on the 26th, but
were repulsed.
A NEW comet has been discovered in the
constellation of Aqilla.
AT a faction fight in Limerick on the
9th, twenty persons, including several
women, were dangerously wounded.
STRIKING and working moulders had q
lively riot on the 9th at Staunton, Mass.
Several were seriously wounded.
TIE London Economist says the Tories
and the Liberals have resolved to reject
the crude proposal for an Irish Parlia-
| ment.
PREPARED opium valued at $3.50 was
seized at Port Townsend, w. T., on the
| 9th, on the steamer Idaho, from Alaska.
| ALL efforts to harmonize the differences
between the Cork Qreland) Steam Packet
Company and the Cattle Dealers Associ-
| alton have failed.
| A BILL is to be introduced in Congress to
lend the name of the Government to a
scheme for an International exposition at
Chicago in 1892
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02
A Severe Storm.

o. JOHN, N. B., December 2s.-The
heaviest storm of the season began OF
Saturday afternoon and ragged with tear
full violence until after midnight. The
wind at times attained velocity OF slxtS
miles an hour About six inches OF snow
fell, which has been piled into drifts nve
and six feet high around the city. Inc
seas were running mountains high. Tht
storm was very severe on the Nova Scotia
coast, and it is feared that serious disas-
ters TO shipping have occurred.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE steel rail workers at Pittsburgh
Pa, want fifteen per cent. advance in
wages.
AS remedy for the Irish troubles, the
London Times suggests exclusion of Irish
members from Parliament and martial law.
DURING the seven days ended the 24th
the imports of dry goods at New York
were valued at 81 ,16l,545.
For the seven days ended the 26th the
failures in the United States numbered
1893; for the year up to date, 10,964.
The French Chamber Of Deputies has
adopted the Tonquin credit by vote Of
274 to 27O.
SMALLPOX continues to rage at Mont
real, Quebec and other Canadian cities.
On the oath fifteen thousand liners in
mass meeting near Elizabeth, Pa, re-
solved to continue the strike.
ADELEGATE conve ntion is to be held at
Fargo, Oak, on the 18th of January, to
discuss the Statehood question and other
public matters.
WHEN President CIeveland's appointee
presented his credentials at the Post office
of Ripon, Wis, as Postmaster, he was
kicked out of the place by the old incum-
bent.
A MISUNDERSTANDING has occurred in
the settlement of the trouble between the
Cork Steam Packet Company and the cat
tie dealers, resulting in renewal of the
boycott.
IT is reported that revolt among the
Servian troops is not improbable, and that
King Milau's life is constantly threatened.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02
ITALIAN ETIQUETTE.
A Nationality Which Is Not Given to Fa-
miliarity.

Nationality Which Is Not Given to Fa-
miliarity.
No one gets very intimate with the
italians. They are very warm-hearted,
sociable and easy up to a certain pointi
there it ceases. The young dipomats
who live in Rome notice this; although
thev have lost their costumes, they
have kept their customs, and one OF
these is certain repellant atmosphere
when extreme intimacy is expected.
There is in Rome-the more's the pity
"a slow vanishing of the picturesque |;
but although Roman Princess may
wear a modern gown, and retain moth
ing of the past but her splendid jewels,
she is the same proud lady that she
was, or that her great grandmother
was, and she, like her, repels intimacy
or familiarity beyond certain point.
One very important point is that they
never wish to be touched. In our
country lady talking with another
will often lay her hand on her friends
arm; this is considered very great
and Objectionable familiarity by an
Italian. "Never touch the person; 1t
is sacred" is an Italian proverb a
lady in italian society, to be very
polite, will shake hands when intro
duced to an American the first time,
but she rarely extends her hand the
second time; she makes deep and
graceful courtesy. If her friend is in
affiiction, she comes, takes her manu.
and presses it to her heart; but there Is
nothing of the free. easy caressing,
none of that intimate kissing, nothing
ike the superficial intimacy, which we
observe between American women
Chicago Interior.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-02

A Kansas man points with pride to
the phenomenal fact that his wife mas
worn one bonnet twenty-five years.
She must be blind, or else she never
goes out Of the house.-M Y. Jo'ir7sas.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T., Oct. 6, 1886.
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and that
Judge {" Second judicial District Court in and for
Beaverhc:,d Comfy, or in his absence the Clerk of
said Court ut Dillon Mont, On
November 1O, 1886, viz: Oxia> Willis,
who made homestead application No. s,.47 for the
MEX Sec. - TIP. 4 $ Ko West
continuous residence upon ard cultivation of, said
land, VIZ William II. Oliver, Frederick Hopn,
Jacob llartwig and John g. Schmidt, all Of Willis,
Montana.
li-td :. w. LANGIIORNE, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. r., Sept. as, 1850.
MOTTO /: is hereby given that the following nam.
~ ed settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in support ol his claim, and that
said proof will hc made before John I. Williams
tan,, on saturday,
November II, 1886, viz: Christian 1lauver
who made pre-. cnp,ion decara.ory statement No.
se4l for the n " Of the NI:,4, and the !: Y of the
MY x o: Section e, ZIP. SIS. II. !. w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation off, said
land, viz: Frank Morris, John Mailey, Stephen
Rics and james Wetzcl, all of Twin Bridges,
Madison county NJ. 7.
4r-td S.W. LANGllORNE, Register.
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NOTICE OF l'IN.AI. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Mont, October q 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given tlat tho following nam
ed settler hats filed notice Of his intention to make
f,,a! proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before w. J.. G,ihraith Judge ed
Judicial District Court and for Bcl"c1fcad Co..
ms absence the Clerk Of said Court at Dillon,
Montana, on
November 1G, 1886. viz: William Smith
who made homestead application No. $3.50 for the
$ Y b X and lots and 5, TIP. $ RoW w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
James Mclaughlin Jr., Fred ]. Bird all Of Dillon,
Montana.
41-td :. w. 1.ANGIORNE, Register.
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COURT CALENDAR.
tRl IlI\Al.,


61o Ter. VS. Flynn; appeal from p. court
GA Ter. VS. Chas Chase; appeal p. court.
665 Ter. VS. p Smith indictment.
CO.. Ter. VS. MarcuS browns: Indictment.
600 Ter. VS. las l. Jones Indictment
F, Ter. IS John + O'I.earv; Indictment.
hol Ellen Nixon VS. $ A Nixon; divorce.
ooY Margaret Machen VS. II Machen; +"
on lilly DANES Us W Danies: divorce.
o3S Chas Reedcr Us y + White: suit
for partition.
64o kirkpatrick VS. Trotle, Hosea \ Co.
81, W Jones IS L & n r r; damage.
64S Il \ Reynolds Us Tho> Flynn ct al
64o Thos Sclwav VS.
6so .Jno Selwav VS. /"
6s1 Peter Wilson VS. 4" ="
67o SDT Ames rs W I Wood ct AL
$50 + Poison IS Cora Passon; divorce.
6s1 Kate Daily VS. Peter DAILY;
Is. .Almer Fondsworth VS. \ FondswortI.
6S3> ! Mann ct al US Thos + Jones ct al.
6s5 + NJ Trask vs. Phil Shenon ct al.
6s7 DIT Williams VS. Terrence Flyn.
Goo S Somers SIS Frank Pcndleton.
661. NJ l. Waters VS. u NJ l'rask.
667 Geo + Tarbell IS Jos Laboucher.
Cos TT Chapman KS Phil Shenon.
Coy \ Armstrong VS. y Kline.
67o Mary ! Wood VS. Thos i: Jones.
81. l. f Sholes VS. d Z Williams.
673 Belle Golf rs Moses Golf; diverse
81 Craig cornell Us Tom Flynn ct al.
67S 7 + Porch -
GO Jas Hardy against Peter Watt ct al.
h77 Ter. Us WIN L Wood.
6S4 Lydia G Dodge VS. 7 + Jones, ct al.
6S5 W d Gatfney VS. p Il Viele.
6S6 \ NJ Madison VS. Ed G Miller.
oS7 $ VS. Della Gates; divorce.
6SS Lydia L-ish vs. Henry List; divorce
6So ] y Mattott VS. Florence Mattott q
600 + \ Charlton VS. Annie Troscll, ct AL
0OI Alice Broadbent VS. Orson Broadb>nt;
divorce.
6o, Il + White VS. John Chase.
694 J \ Hyde VS. W c Oakley.
COS Rebecca Stroup VS. ID y Stroup.
6OO Flynn Bros. VS. y T Williams.
100 Mary ! Oglesby VS. ] II Oglesby !; div.
70: + W Poindexter vs. Flynn Bros
7o3 VIM Roe VS. \ + Sears.
7o+ VIM Smith VS. Jas Kirkpatrick, ct al.
7o5 VIM Roe VS. las Wallace, ct al.
100. HIM tones VS. Kirk patrick ct al.
7o7 Feigenbaum II Co VS. T. Il Award.
100 HIM Jones VS. Jas O'\eil ct al.
no { l. Thomson VS. Frank Gibney.
III r Selway VS. Thos Flynn ct al.
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Lrqsl MoGres.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE ar HELENA, Mont, Sept. -. 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make fins! proof in support Of his claim, and that
said proc, will BIZ made before the Judge Of the
Second Judicial Cour; in aud for Hcaverhcad Coun-
ty, in his absence the cc;k of said courat Dillon,
Montana, on
Nov. 20, 1886, viz: william StOtltlen,
who made homestead application No. 2,22o for the
lie nants Tie following. WITNESSES to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz John +. Bishop. George Stu lnl,cr. Jas.
Maul,iin, and William Il. Carer, all OF ,eavcrc:,t
valley, Mont.
sr-td S.W. LANGIIORNE, Register.
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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Reum, Fever
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by N. NJ. White, City Drug
Store.
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BOARD OF CORRECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that tn, Board of Coun
~ Commissioners of Beavcrc;.d County, Mont will
meet as Board o Correction ut the County Clerk
office in Dillon, Montana on Monday. Nov.
sth, 's>, for the purpns. of correcting til, assess
:,'ent roll Tor the year 1881. All persons feeling
thcn,>el YES aggricvcd, by said assessment. will
please he present and state their grievance to the
Board. by order ui the Board
PUT u. MC(;o,GIl. County Clerk
Dated October a, 1881.
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TAKEN UP.

Taken up Ivy Chas. Norris of Spring Hill, one
white horse about years old, weight 700 pounds,
has hole in each eur no brands visible. The
owner is requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take the animal away.
l3wl Call 1T &. W. browns, Spring Ill.,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned mining company will receive
bids until October .;th, for the delivery OF one
hundred and fifty 1907 cords of wood to bc deliver.
e.l III The niue three miles north of Arvcnta The.
company reserves the right reject any or all bids,
Miles. RE<. N|~,~c ~ t''''
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The largest balloon oven msis is that
Of Herr Gspswindt. al Berlin. This
balloon is .rsar.shaped, about 100 yards
long by lG ysrda in diameter. Ths
Ganswindt machine is said to DO capable
Of carrying load Of nearly three tons and
half. Independently OF ito car and
steam engines, which together weigh
about twenty-ons and half tons. Pro-
pultion Is Effected by means Of three
aerial screws, two Of these. each eleven
yards in diameter. are vertical, while the
ether, measuring eight yards in diameter,
is horizontal Herr Gsnsw;nds afirms
that no will be able to attain speed OF
searsssn to sixteen yards per second, or
o mile in iess than two minutes. and that
he VII! bs able to travel in any direction
rs leases. even in the midst Of the most
violent storm. York News.
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Notice TO lienhoIdsrs.

fNoTICEIa UEErpY GIVEN THAT TIL
N Undersigned has comnisnced On sciicI 10
the Justice Court Of Ptpcho TovlShip, Lincoln
County. state OF Nevada, In which sction the
undersigned is plaintiff and NAy6cwsr Silver
Mining Company, Ohio mine Md Comet
mlno are defsndante. Which action .
Drought TO enforce . He'll favor OF plaintiff
aud mssinst defGndants, upon tho following
du.crihed properly and prtnniros, situated w
Bristol Mining District, lincoln County. State
q Nevada, to wit, The prob cry known As the
Mayfower nine. In said Distfict, containing 500,
dollars. gold colo. and 10 claimed under
.nu ~. virtue Of an Act OF the Leeis
lature Of the htste Of Nevads. entitled
an Act to SECURE liens TO intchapies
and othera,sndto Acis In rels.
tion thereto, approved blsrch "a, 1875. Now,
therefore, all persons having holding, or claim
ING liein upon said rremieet under tho provls..
ions ofsaid Act are hereby notified 20 te and
sppesr before said Court on the nth day o.
February, A. D. 1883. At 10 O'Clock a, NJ. sce
, snen snd shcre exhibit their 'ssid iisns sn'
isssd MARX dnuRIcH. Li.shs,ass.