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DEATH ar SYLVANIA.
Rev. R. V. Omer Loses His Wife After
Two Weeks Illness.

SYLvANIA, GA, Aug. 26-Mrs Omer,
wife of Rev. R. V. Omer of the Christian
church, died al her home yesterday morn
ing after a sickness of about two weeks
She was most es.imable lady and was be-
loved by every one She will be greatly
missed by the young people of Sylvania.
Her remains were consigned u their last
abode in the cemetery at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after FEB. !, 1890, the basis Of meas
Urement Of all advertising in the MORNING
NEWS UtH be agate, or at the rate of 81 20 On
inch for the first insertion.
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YOUNG NARooyERs

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS
OF CHATHAM COUNTY. GEORGIA.
AND EX-OFFIcIo JUDGES
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug ID 1890.
Ordered that from and after the 2stl day Of
August, 1890. the Court House of Chatham
County shall be the new Court House on
Wright square, in the city of Savannah.
And it is further ordered that notice of the
change of the Court House from the Whitfield
building to the new Court House shall be pub
llshed in the public gazettes By order of
The Commissioners OF Chatham County anc
ex-officio Judges
JNO. R. DILLON.
Clerk C c. c.
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AN ARM MASHED OFF.

Horrible Accident at Atlanta's Electric
Light Works.
ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 26.-To-night W.
Z. Dutton, manager of the engineer depart
meat of the Georgia Electric Light Com.
pany, had his left arm cut off between the
wrist and elbow He was feeling the bear
ing of the exhaust fue to see if it was
warm. the suction was so great that his
hand was drawn in and mashed off.
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APPLING's DEMOCRATS.
Candidates for Senator and Repres en-
tatiVa NOYOipatad


tative Nominated
BAILEY. GA, Aug 26.-The convention
Of the democracy of Appling county, held
at the court house to-day, nominated Henry
A. Bennitt for senator from the bird dis
trict, and Dr. 5. w. Johnson for represent
ative. Gov. Gordon was enthusiastically
Endorsed for United States senator, aud
ApplIng's senator and representative were
instructed 10 support him.
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Patrick Calhoun for the Senate.
ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 26.-It is rumored
here to-day that Patrick Calhoun will op-
pose Gov. Gordon for the Senate. Mr..
Calhoun is now in New York, but the
rumOr lacks confirmation
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rrovatore. Mikado Tampa. Trminie TIM,
hauSrr, Gypsy Baron, Nabucco Mascotta -,ssg
Blue Danube Waltz, Ruddygore, ,;Es
Home Sweet Home
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
BUSINESS LOCALS,


Smoke stratton s. Storms Celebrated
Cigars. Deer Lodge Drug Co. Sole Agents
10 If
The new stock of Jewelry and Silvtrware
at Martz Bros. is of the latest designs and
lowest prices. GO
fresh supply of Landreth's celebrated
Flower and Garden Seeds at Owings' City
Drug Store. rs If
For SALE.-A Billiard Table, good as new.
Price one hundred dollars.
G6 If JOHN O'NEI1L &; Co.
For RENT.-A three-roomed furnished
house, next door to O'Scills residence. In
qure at O'Neilfs store. 6G IF
There is no place in the big State of Mon
tana where you can buy farm implements
buggies, road carts. buck-b boards or harness
to better advantage than at Geo. Cockrell's.
10
81. Marks, formerly of Deer Lodge, has
opened one of the finest Gents Furnishing
Goods stores in the State at Helena. When
Deer Lodge people are in Helena, he would
be pleased to have them call and see him, at
% South Main Street. Mail orders will re.
ceive his special attention. Fine hats and
ncckwear specially. Is If
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
House and lot for sale or rent, Desirable
location. Apply to George Cockreil. 1otf
Ordinance No. a..

Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of
the town Of Deer Lodge:
SEC. !. That there is hereby granted to
Frank Hatton his associates. successors and
assigns, the right, power and authority to
construct, maintain and operate III The town
of Deer Lodge, State Of Montana, a system
Of electric light power and heat over,
through, upon or under any or all Of the
streets, alleys and public places iii said town,
and for that purpose at his pleasure to enter
upon any of said Streets alleys and public
places, and to place thereon all necessary
poles, cross arms or other necessary supports
for any and all wires used to convey currents
Of electricity for any and all of said pur-
poses; provided that The setting of all poles
shall be done under the directlon OF the
Street Commissioner Of said town, and that
all poles SO set shall not he less than % feet
high above the surface of the ground
SEC. 2. That the privileges hereby granted
by Section of tins ordinance are upon the
express condition thar said electric plant
shall he constructed and ready to furnish the
authorities and citizens Of the said town Of
Deer Lodge with electric light within six
mouths after the passage of this ordinance,
and upon a failure SO to do this ordinance
shall be void, and The said rights herein
granted Shall be forfeited And it is also
made condition OF this grant that the said
Frank Hatton and his associates, successors
and assigns shall continuously so furnish the
said light and upon il failures so to do for the
period of four months, the said grant Shall
be revoked, and all rights herein granted
shall he forfeited
SEC. 3 That the grant Of thr rights and
privileges in this ordinance conferred are
subject TO the right of the Board of Alder
men Of said town Of Deer Lodge to regulate
the said system of electric light in all things
which would be injurious or n nuisance to
the said town.
Passed and approved March 90, 1880.
n, j. BIELESBEEG, Mayor.
Attest: Lew. COLEMAN, Recorder. 50 1t
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
COLLEGE CORNER.

Miss Baldwin is now staying at tho Col
legs.
Miss Freeman and Miss Spurrer are visit
ing at Missoula.
Mrs. g. G. Beckwith and Miss Pearl Beck
with visited Butte last Saturday.
Mr. Harmon, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, has been
visiting at the College this week.
Mrs. D. r. Beck, of Virginia City, is at the
College tending her daughter, Miss Mabel
Sedman, who is Ill of pneumonia.
Professor Ito small boy who is mimicing
him)-"Johnnie, if you do not stop acting
like a fool, will request you to leave the
room"
1t takes more than six inches of mud to
keep our bicyclists indoors. They say that a
good receipt for removing mud from the
clothes is to bake it we'll before a hot fire,
then excavate with a pick and shovel.
Several visitors have been at the College
recently. We were glad to see them and
hope to see more in the near future. We
have grand institution and take pleasure
in showing the public what we are doing.
Every visitor is sure Of one thing, and that
is hearty welcome. ,-5-=
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
HOVER & FOX,
Bargains in Real Estate /!
Lots in the New Addition from $40 to $780,
HOUSES FOR RENT. HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR S SALE

yeroom house with
block House ash
house and lot in business block
A ranch trade chance ef,rvou
sand
Five lots and house streets cahp
ranch for with
We have for sale house This
j
to
4 home Therefore
KINDS mlin
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
The Northwest Abstract Company Gets Into
Trouble With Our County Recorder

The Northwest Abstract Company, which
intended to make an abstract of the land
titles in this county, has gotten into trouble
with our generally good natured County Re
corder, Mr Rrazelton. The abstract COM
nany had purchased the abstracts of Silver
Bow county up to 1881, belonging to Mantle
& Warren, for considerable sum. Mr.
Brazelton gyaciously allowed Col Lane, for
the abstract company, to come into the Re
cordcr's office of Deer Lodge county to go
through the records in order to verify the
abstracts of Mantle <, Warren without
charging him anything, although two extra
men in the office, constantly engaged in the
verifcatiou, intcrfered more or less with the
proper work Of the office, and of course took
up some room. Finally Mr.. Brazelton drop,
ped upon The fact that Mr.. Lane had been
publicly criticizing an abstract Of certain IA
piece of property made by Mr.. MaTonev, the
deputy clerk. This abstract was correct, ex-
cept that one old conveyance had not been
properly indexed upon the records, aud
about which any person would have been
misled, and was left out. Mr.. Lane only
knew of the conveyance by having the orgi-
nal in his possession
MI Iol dLeitUu NlT lLhllE lot AN ey.
PLANTATION, but found that he had left town
and had gone to Helena. Mr.. Brazeltop
wrote to him, revoking the privileges which
he had granted him. MIR. Lane threatened
that he would not only finish the vertication
Of the Mantle & Warren abstracts, but would
go ahead anti make an abstract of the records
of this county. Mr. Brazelton said If he did
he would do it at the end of law suit. Lane
threatened to bring mandamus suit aud
Mr.. Brazelton told him in substance to crack
his whip. Finally a lawyer came from Hell
ena to see Mr.. Brazelton, but Mr.. Brazelton
respectfully referred him to his lawyer, who
informed the gentleman from Hei.ra that
for certain consideration to cover the
bother and worry and Office rent of two or
three men constantly in the office, the North
west Abstract Company could enter and YER
ify the Mantle & Warren abstracts and this
is how the matter stands at the present time.
OF course this kind Of abstracting is alto
gether a different thing from single indi.
vidual entering the office and abstracting Il
piece of property 1t adds a burden to the
office which Mr.. Brazelton does not feel like
bearing without compensation, and espe-
cially from men who cannot appreciate off.
cial courtesles. ..-- -
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. b. I, Richardson, the jeweler, is still
quite low
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Williams went to Butte
yesterday to spend few days.
Public Administrator B. F. Brown, of ar
rison, was in town Wednesday.
Miss Kate Wolfe has temporary charge of
one of the school rooms at Anaconda.
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs entertained number
of her lady friends at tea last evening.
Mr.. w. T. earns, of the Salt Lake Tribune,
is in the city in the interest of his paper.
Mrs. Will Kennedy, Of Boulder, came in
last evening on visit to her sister, Mrs. w.
e, Trippet
Hon. Thomas G. Merrill, Secretary of the
Montana Mineral Land Association, was in
town Wednesday. ~
Mrs. N. A. Coulter is quite sick and the
return Of her daughter from the State of
Washington is expected on Saturday.
Mr.. Charles x. Larrabee was in town from
Portland, Oregon, the first of the week aud
reports everything booming on the coast
Rev. r. f. Dunlap returned on Tuesday,
after most successful series of religious
meetings at Corvallis, in Missoula county.
Mr.. H. B. Miles, our amiable telephone
operator, was engaged last week at Philips.
burg as pianist for the Andrews Dramatic
company.
Miss Margaret Wolfe returned on Tuesday
from her visit to Anaconda She speaks
very highly of the management Of the schools
Of that city.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Evans to Miss
Fairy Bulard Stark will take place Tuesday
evening, March 25, at the Methodist church,
Rev. W. NJ. Britt officiating. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Schurch, of Helena,
arrived in Deer Lodge on Wednesday, and
having purchased four lots in the Syndicate
addition, will Immediately erect a dwelling
and make it their future home.
The friends of Hon. W. W. Dixon, and
they are legion, will regret to learn that con-
tinued III health necessitates his leaving
Butte and seeking relief near sea level. His
family have been in San Francisco for some
time and Mr. Dixon will join them there.
We have not learned whether his absence
will be temporary or permanent.
The new North-west., 1890-03-21

Editor Nc'o NorN- Vest
MARCH III thought few lines in regard
to this country would not be amiss. | looks
just as much like winter now as it did two
months ago. 1t is showing at the present
time. Hay is a scarce article in this country.
AS very nearly everyone is out Of hay, there
has been driven up into the Washington
Gulch hills, in the past week, about 100
head OF cattle, from the lower valley--part
from Helmvile and the rest from NJ outour
creek-their hay having given out and the
range being eaten off. John O'Neill, from
Helmyille, was one Of the party who drove
his cattle up, He says he has lost 90 head on
Montour creek already, while he has 20 head
there yet that he does not expect to gct ont
alive. Nevada creek has II great many cattle
for small place nd it cuts tons and tons Of
hay, but it was poor year for hay or any
thing else. 1t is safe to say that the loss Of
cattle this year in Nevada valley will be
larger than any year yet, as they are dying
by the score. The calf crop is also lish, il
you manage to save one you lose two.
think they must eat something injurious out
ON the hills, as good stout cows have calved
before time. Enough on the cattle question.
f.. MINING INTERESTS.
l see by last weeks New NoHrlI. WEST
that Prof. Swallow invites all having good
mines to help him out. There are several in
this country, both quartz and placer: but the
biggest is owned by Leo Montgomery, of
Nevada creek. He has taken steps toward
obtaining patent. Ho says he can take out,
in good mining season, 200 ounces in gold,
but nobody could ever get anything there
before, it having been abandoned time and
again. Now, if tho Professor would come
out here and inspect that bonanza, every one
around Nevada creek would be delighted, as
we would all go prospecting, by all means
and then it would increase the ranchers'
property. Mr.. Birdsaye and Mr.. Hotter own
a nice gold mine. MIR. Marcum, of Helm.
vile, also has promising quartz, and Mr..
John Driscoll, over in Washington Gulch
has tine property, but the character of ore
don't know. So if Prof. Swallow could take
time to come out here, we might have richer
diggings than we think we have Mr.. NJ ont
gomery's claim adjoins Mr.. II. Keyes'.
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
REBELLION.
philipsburg Proposes to Divide the County.
Especial to the Standard. /

Especial to the Stanlard.J
PHIL1psDUnG, March ia public meet
ing of the Democrats of this vicinity will be
held shortly, at which, after paying compli-
ments to the county officers now resident at
Deer Lodge and supposed to be of their own
political family, they will invite leading citi-
zeus Of the Republican faith to join them for
the purpose of discussing the advsablity of
division of Deer Lodge county. 1t is
claimed by men who reside here, and who
are high in the councils of both parties that
there is a political whirlpool in the town of
Deer Lodge, and the moment an officer is
elected, no matter what his political faith or
where his former residence, it sucks him in,
makes him g;ddy, and he Immediately ap-
points to any lucrative office he may have at
his disposal some old worn-out political
hack, who during the campaign, in all prob
ability, sat serencly on top of the fence, or
who actually fought on the opposite side.
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
Meeting Of the Board of Trustees.

A the meeting last Tuesday of the Board
Of Trustees of the College of Montana, called
to take action on the resignation of DR.. D. j !.
Mcmillan, the following trustees we're pres
ent: Messrs. T. j. Lamont, Thomas Weir
E. J. Groeneveld, S. E. Larabie, Conrad
Kohrs, j. r. Russell, John F. Forbis and D,
j. Mcmillan. The resignation of DR.. Nc
MILAN, in order to accept position offered
by tile Board of Home Missions Of the Pres
byterian church, was reluctantly accepted, to
take effect at the annual meeting of the trus.
tees in june Rev. James Reid a member
of the Faculty and pastor of the Presbyterian
church Of Deer Lodge, was elected Dean of
of the Faculty, to act in the absence of Dr..
Mcmillan, until the same meeting of the
trustees,
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
HORSES.
MIR, Larabie Seems to Have Caught the Boys
Mapping.

Mapping.
Mr.. r. w Goodrich, Of Poultney. Vermont,
in a letter TO Mr. s. Il. Laralle, under date of
March 18th, has this to say regarding one of
Mr. Larabie's recent purchases: @=
II think it was quite a surprise party to
some OF our people, your buying Allen, aud
had those people known Of the horse, or that
he could have been bought, you would not
have had chance at him. l was writing
Mr.. Parlin, editor of the Horse Breeley a
business letter and mentioned the fact in that
Of buying Allen. and what l thought of him,
not for publication by any means-that thing
never entered my head-but Parlin published
that part Of my letter. enclose the clip
ping. Since this came out have received
letters from all parts Of New Engl land in1uir-
ing If the horse is here, and if it would be
possible to have mare served before he left
the country. One man wrote me, insisting
that should make price on him. | could
have taken the horse and done a great bust.
ness with him and made heap Of money.
Fuller writes me that he has bought two
Allen fillies. | wrote the Ballard Brothers
for price on the bay stallion. They replied
by saying that Allen was sold and they did
not feel anxious to dispose Of him. Sorry
could not have got the horse at n price that
could afford to pay for him. There will be
quite boom on Allen stock in my opinion"
The new North-west., 1890-03-21


The New York Life Insurance Company,
with assets of s105,oo0,Oo0, and surplus of
$4,000 is purely mutual company with
no stockholders. The great success and large
yearly increase in the company's business Is
due to the straightforward way Of doing bu-
siness and also to the fact that the company
writes all forms of insurance, and every plan
returns all the premiums paid, together with
good rate Of interest.
Do not insure until you have seen full par
ticulars of the New York Lifa's policies with
guaranteed dividends, special privileges of
occupation, residence and travel, and with
special options, in settlement, after insurance
for term Of years. ~.
Do not fail to write to or consult the uear
est agent, or the home office at once. Know
what is offered by the New York Life,
whether You want insurance or not. soft
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
SPOKANE.
The Great Horse in Good Trim.


Noah Armstrong, the owner Of Spokane,
arrived from Seattle Sunday, says tho hide
pendent, Ell route to Kentucky, to attend to
the Montana stable. Of course Mr.. Arm
strong has great hopes Of Spokane's success
in the big suburban handicap. tle says that
the great Derby winner will be in better
trim than he was for the Kentucky Derby
Then he was trained down too fine and after
he run the American Derby at Chicago he
was as thin as he should have been in Sep
tember after a seasons racing. He says
horses never ran on a worse track than
Washington Park the day the Derby was
run 1t was very muddy after a two weeks
rain, and he says Proctor Knott's Jockey did
wise thing in pulling up the colt after the
mile was run. This was what saved him for
the rest of the season. Spokane was knocked
out there. Don Jose Jared even worse, and
Sorrento was rendered useless ..".-..f
MIR. Armstrong says Kiley will ride Spo-
kane in the Suburban. He says that the colt
is 4 great loafer. He leads his trainer to be-
lieve thai h., is doing his best when he is
only playing. Besides Spokane, he has
twelve other horses in the Montana Stable,
and he expects great things from Uma,illa,
a full sister Of Spokane, which is entered for
the futurity. He says he has good trainer
now ami promises that tie Montana stable
will at least win its feed during the year.
The new North-west., 1890-03-21

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
four years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have given
tate to guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase price, If
satisfactory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great popu-s
lartty purely on their merits.
81 DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
The new North-west., 1890-03-21

have probably been handled by too many
| persons, and hence are not always to be de-
pended upon. Mr.. Frank Comfy has written
| for others, and about the first of next mouth
a gentleman from the penitentiary at Hunts
vile, Texas, will be here with from two to
| four of them. 1t is probable, also, that one
hound will be shipped from Princeton, In
diana AT any rate the boys are determined
to have some good dogs, and those which arc
expected have been highly recommended.
Speaking CT the College of Montana, the
Butte Mining JournM says of the School Of
Mines: In connection with the College there
is School Of Mines with well equipped
| laboratory, apparatus AID library, which
has quite number Of pupils. For tho past
few days Dr., Traphagen, in charge of the
school, with three Of the students of the
third year class, has been in Butte visiting
the mines in this section and getting some
practical ideas. They have at various times
visited other mining sections with good re.
suits. The party returned to the College to-
day, fully aware that they knew far more in
il practical way when they departed than
when they arrived. DR.. Traphagcn is a
chemist and nctalhrgist. an enthusiast in
his profession, and a graduate of Columbia
College. -E.. -l.-. .&-.>~.=@ ~.
Late Thursday night of last week, as Mr..
Joseph Lodge, with three other gentlemen,
was starting to cross Main street in the
neighborhood of his shop, he noticed two
men on horseback coming flying down the
street, racing their horses. Mr.. Lodge spoke
to his companions and remarked that they
had better step back little out Of the way.
But he had no more than got the words out
of his mouth than one of the horses turned
aside struck him and knocked him down.
AT first it was thought his injuries might be
serious, but luckily he received only few
bruises and couple of black eyes. Joe
came very near being numbered with the
angels The hprsemen, whose names are
Bird and Stevenson, We're afterwards arrest
ed by the city officers and fined under the
city ordinances in the respective sums of 50
and 81, with costs. No complaint was made
under the State laws
Capt, y. II. Bogardus, Of Illinois, the cham
pion shotgun marksmallin in the U nited States,
and his two sons, will be in Montana for the
purpose of giving exhibitions about the first
OF next month. match has been made be-
tween Bogardus and Jim Comfy, of Deer
Lodge, for $50 side, to be shot at Is live
pigeons on April 9th, which will take
place at the fair grounds in Butte. In addi.
ton TO the event, there will be sweepstakes
shooting, and team composed of James
Comfy, John A Cowan and Capt Bugardus
will shoot match with II A. Sheals, sam
Lowe and Henry Jaeger, of Butte, The
stakes for this match will be 500 n side. The
first mentioned team will shoot at 4J birds
and the last ~ birds, thus giving the latter
The new North-west., 1890-03-21
4stf ALr. WENTWORTH, Manager.
A Safe Investrne ent

Is one which is guaranteed to bring YOU
satisfactory results, or in case of failure re-
turn OF purchase price. On this safe plan
you can bny from our advertised Druggist a
oottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
lief in every case, when used for auy affect
ion of Throat. Lungs or Chest. such as Con-
sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchi :
Us, u.s. Asthma, It Whooping Cough, Group, etc,
perfectly safe, and can always be depended
4pon Trial bottles free at Deer Lodge Co.'S
Drug Store. G;1