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1As stAtsments N the testimonial below ~
familiar faets 70 he immediate friends Of NJ.
Geo. "a. zirkls. school tsashes. q Mt Horsb,
Tenn, very we'll known throughout the county.
whore he was born and has always lived. Read II.
"c. !. Hood D Co., Lowell, Mass:
"Dsas eirsi-I believe in Hoods Sarsaparilla.
] VIII ten you Why. I have suffered from In
hseitsd ssrofuiA from child hood. When u years
Of ass, my syss became strangely affected. I
eould net read aftss sunset, and whom would
close my eyes. could not open them; but On
whishsvsr side lay, On that side could open
my eye. This condition continued about two
years. and Was succeeded BY
An lntoleFablo ltol.lng
an over ny body and limbs. had to have my
little boys take shoe brushes and scratch me.
II WAS dreadful. II continued month and Was
followed Immediately By tumor In he right
sads et NY nsek, - large ~ snall seg. at
once commenced taking physielans' prsserip-
dons md continued till lost hope. In the mean
tine tAs tumor changed its place 10 the imms-
disss fEont Of my neck, suppurated and was fol-
lowed By others, MI six bad formed and broken.
"rinslly, three years ego. anothsr large tu-
noe ssstsd Itself on he point of ny collar bone
end IN Sin months another half way back on the
bone Both Of them soon began b discharge
eso. tried everything, including prescriptions
Vna o4fnn 40 weak that
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CITY OFFICERS.

Nayor-J. D. Hawkins
Recorder-Jas Crockett
Treasurer-Richard Lloyd.
Att0rney-Ed b. Peirce.
Aarshal-F. D. Houck.
Pclicc-Jno. Hatfield, g. l. Barrier.
Alderman-First Ward Z. I. Beard. Z. W. I'd
nondson. second Ward, W. H. H. Shibley, c. G.
Hoot.gus. Third Ward. W. +. Merrill, r. O..
Mccullough.
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JOB PRINTING St S...;y II s1ssss. a'as.
- - ~ PRESS OFFICE. Neatly, promptly
and a. At living rates, once up-ssairs In he WAL
soe Block
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WAN BUREN, SECULAR UNION-Meets
LIST and 3rd Sunday 0feach month at p. m.
II Board Of Trade Hall. Every body invited.
W. r. sToEcKER Secretary.
TO. Q. F.-Crawford Lodge No. 8. meets at Its
4 Lodge Room over Crawford Co. Bank, every
Friday night. Joshua Buel n. q: N. r. Winn,
Secretary.
Van Buren, Encampment No. 10. meets End
TT.4,i ed 4,h Monday ntFht. IN ssch %S"'s w
brewery. II. r.. W. T. Denton, J. w., Chas. Rib
ling, Treasurer; Chas n. Fontaino, Scribe.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following Is list Of letters In the Post
office atvan Buren. Ark. remaining uncalled
for and advertised June l6 1894
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THE OeURfx.

ClRCuIT COURT meets at Van Buren, on the
~ third Monday In June and November. J. H.
EvsnA Judge; 9. K. Chew. Prosecuting Attorney.
N0UNTY COURT meets in Van Buren, on the
lst Monday In January, April. July and Oc-
DROBATE COURT meets the third Monday
1 In February. May, August and November
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Moods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
bldousness, jaundice, sick haadAche. indigestion
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Hoods',,::snCures

Hoods Sarsaparilla . little less than year ago,
md took ive bottles. When began had no
hith In II In less than three months both tho
sores on my shoulder were healed was cured
Of troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous habit
has steadily grown less apparent I weigh
more than Fever did In my liie. and am
In the Best Of health,
eensidering my constitution. Do you wonder
hat believe In Hoods Sarsaparillaf can do
no ie;p than recommend u everywhere end every
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Mrs. Ed. Simpson. of co., uu, :.
Mrs. Mie lioo in IT. the city with her aunt
n. +. Brown, cashier of tn. c,.,,..
Bank, returned from Tab,souahs .1sens n1
way of Chicago, Thursday. d'@" o'
FOR SALE-Dsvonshire Cows v,.h
young calves, by J. X. P. Donvl..s .n
"'" VI alma. At.
=. c. Kinney. editor of the Jud.out. !.
Aovance, was In the city Wednesda a 8
on his way to Eureka Springs.
w. q. H. Shibley, the senior mar,
Des o. the shtblsy-Wood Grocery Co
spent the week At Tahlequah. wy
Mr.. Chas. Donahower has return.d
the guest ns vasls Of NO 70 Esyent,syis, and is
Mrs. J. y. Boatright has return.a
70 her home In WagOner aftar snanT
ing . few weeks with friends and re.
lstives here. "0 le-
Marian Sadler went to Van Rnran
tuesday for few days visit to her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. viii SAD.
ler.-Parls Herald. " s'u'
Collector Steward, sold the delin.
4uent lands Of the county. a. sdvar.
tlsed on Monday. But few sales wer.
made, most Of the lands being forfeit.
Miss Russell, Of RusseIlville. spent
sunday with Miss Matte Southmavd
on her way home from the Fayette,
dent. ''u-
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! Could Scarcely Walk

Could voaFcely Wak
~ ~ mind VA - confused that could
ssarcsfy attend 10 my business (sshool teach
insh I was utterly discouraged. And now my
stofy draws to close I began the use Of
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A Swell Wedding.

The elite, the bonton, the upper-ten-
dom, the creme de la creme, the upper
crust and the Crow four hundred were
invited few luminous moons ago to the
aristocratic tepee of Chief Antelope, of
the Grow tribe of Tndians--in the fast
nesses of the romantic Pryors, to the
connubial nuptials of his only daughter,
Miss Papoose Antelope, and Chief Big
Flat Rock. The father of the young
squaw was presented with a band of
Indian ponies for his girl. The medicine
man, Turtle Face, performed the cere-
mony. 1t was a swell wedding. The
,sumptuous luncheon, or elegant spread,
we might say, was feast that the oriental
gods would smile upon. 1t consisted Of
ten fat dogs, put in large pots and boiled,
and four dumplings about the size Of
snow balls thrown in to make sort of
dumping stew. The bride and groom
will reside on Coyote Creek in their pal
atial tepee. The presents to the bride
and groom consisted Of numerous kinds
of skins and hides and eagle claws and
hawk talons. 4 present from Chief
Antelope to his blooming daughter was a
big, rich, valuable brass ring-large
enough to deral freight train. The
New Idea extends its gratulations tc
Chief Big Flat Rock and his blushine
bride-with an infection on the blush
The first born is to be named after the
editor Of this ethical journal.--New Idea
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Postmaster Coleman has received from
the Postoilicc department a specimen of
the new form of domestic money order
to be used after July 1 next, when the
old form orders will be discontinued.
There are coupons attached to the new
orders similar to those used by express
companies, and the orders will be issued
in sums Of 25 cents up to 500. Mr..
Coleman does not think any of these new
orders will be issued from the Deer Lodg,,
postoilice before July 1st, but he may be
called upon to pay some from other
Offices
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Marcus DAILY and nuZAnacontl;l.

Anaconda is pleasantly situated As
yet it contains but few expensive resi-
dences, though it has an elegant hotel,
six miles OF electric street railway, Il
daily newspaper and all conveniences
generally found in a city four times its
size, but all is in the control Of the Ana
conda company OF which Mr.. DAILY is
manager. Should Anaconda be made the
State capital, it would enhance the value
of the property of this great corporation
millions Of dollars, and Marcus DAILY will
have done more than any other American
citizen has ever done-founded town,
made it the third city in size and the
capital OF the richest mineral producing
State in the Union, and all this in less
than dozen years The fight for Ana
conda can he considered Mr.. Daly's battle.
He is the leading spirit in Auaconda's
campaign, and throughout Montana is
acknowledged to be the sllreHdest poll
tcian in the State, aud during the past
few years his power has been felt in the
ranks OF both the Democratic and lecpuh-
lican parties. He is one OF the leaders D;
the State Democracy. But he has his
eye on the capital for Anaconda, and this
to him seems paramount to the success
of any political party the coming cleo
tion=- Northwest Magazine.
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W. =. I'i,ui,lnS Dead.

w. P. Thomas, an old and respected
resident Of Deer Lodge valley, died at
his home, fnur miles e.ist Of Anaconda,
Yesterday urtrruonii. after an illness Of
two weeks. IL" was ij9in ia South Wales,
May S, 1913. &c leaves i wife and four
children, Mrs. lis. showers, of Cable,
Mrs. ". Woodward, ol Divide, and two
sons in .!uslit! Basin. lie was the father
of the Ia ,Io5ept. Tho as Who died last
January, and lspl' Thomas, who was
Killed with his ttt1. by lightning about
three wears ago, ". Z. Thomas was the
first man WHO ltro2e Ii wagon 70 Alder
=Gulcll in 1868, With lis family he came
to Deer Lodge valley IL i5G5. Il was the
first white family that settled Oh Warm
Spring creek Sih.
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Tie co,.,,,r pjupurs can't Come.

John Clag,!c, captain ol the Deer Lodge
baseball team, rcceivod=a letter Yesterday
from Ed Mct7uvc1ll. captain OF the "ln-
dependents ol Anaconda, stating that
they would be unable 10 play return
game in D 9nr Lodge tn'laE, '.as all the
boys are working HI thinks Decora-
tion day May "0l, being a holiday, would
be Il good date ioi' he return game, as all
the boys could yet of on that day.
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Deatl, of Mrs. f. p. Mills.

Mr.. G.. e. Baldwin. of Deer Lodge, re-
ceived telegram Thursday morning an
nouncing the death ofehis sister, Mrs e.
p. Mills, in Chicago, Wednesday evening,
May 8, at 8 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Mills resided in Deer Lodge for a
number of years, and they have a large
number Of friends aud acqnaintances
here who were much shocked to learn of
the death of Mrs. Mills, and all express
the deepest sorrow and sympathy for the
bereaved husband and family
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.tt,iaii,.i1. !

Pastor IIudflolf wirdam NIontag Abend
den 14tcn Mai Gnttes,jrnst halten, in der
hiesiyen MethoAisten hirt:he. Halb acht
Uhr. ALE Deutsthpu sind herzlich
eingelasen. G. 5. SCHROEDER.
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President Reid, OF the college, will oc
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow 1T the usual hours.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

Z a'Episccpal.-st. ST. James Church. Services every
Sunday, except the third OF each month, at II so
Al N: and {. on p. H. sunday school every Sunday
at 1880 A. III. E. G. PROUT, Rector.
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Tomorrow being Whitsunday, there
will be services in St. James church at
1l.3O Il. III. and S p III. Holy Communion
ut the morning service.
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IanrUl.i;tiln It.tAE

The old soldiers ui Deer Lodge and
vicinity are requested To meet at the NEW
NORTHWEST Office on Monday evening,
May Il. at $ O'clock, to consider the
matter Of observing Decoration day.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

Choice Onion Sets, 75c. per gallon, at
the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 41tf
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4 gentleman's brown kid glove Nor
right hand) was picked up on the street
and left at this Office. Owner can have it
BY calling, and no questions asked.
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Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is uni
formy successful in coloring brown or
black. Hence its great popularity.
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Mr.. Peter Tetrault, Of Butte, has Sc
cured Que of William Coleman's houses
on Missouri avenue and is moving his
family jntOi it,
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Catho1ic.-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge
on first and third Sundays OF each month at 1880,
"A. M; second Sundayat St Michaels church, Fiji
Creek valley, mouth Of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
dayat st. Thomas church, Helmyille.
R. DERYCKERE, Priest.
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/ have fifteen nico young pigs for sale,
PIGS are Poland. t'hu;l aud about six
weeks old Price. So each,
T. G. IRVINE, Deer lodge. AZ tt
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Alfalfa seed. 12c. per b.. timothy seed
7c. per h., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 3G
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SEED WnEAT.--Thn Il. L, Bonner Go.
have just received a carload OF No. /
Gallatin valley seed wheat. Farmers
are invited 10 call and inspect it. 4O.tf
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Now read, TOT delivery. Choice cab
bage plants, early ;sn,i late varieties, at
70 cents per hundred. J. !, NArGIlN,
44=3t Deer Lodge.
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Quicksilver for placer mining, loves
rates, at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S.
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THE OLD AND THE NEW.

Meetings of the Town Council-Reports of
Town Officers, Etc.
At the regular meeting of the town
council Monday evening, May 7, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were present: Acting
Mayor Bradshaw, Smurr, Scharnikow,
Eldred, Trask and Fisher. After allow
ing number Of bills, etc, the report of
the finance committee on the books of
recorder, treasurer and street commits
sioncr was read and accepted and ordered
filed. Recorder Eldred's report for the
year ending May 1, 1894, is as follows:
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The engagement Of Couple wa!l-klown among
Mssoua society people l. announced lis that OF
Miss Dorothy L71lS, sister of John NJ and
Thomas E. Evans, Of this city and Lou Cr,ltch-
field, brother Of O. H. crUtchlielG OF this city 1t
Is said the happy event will occlr some time in
June next and will probably take place at Deer
Lodge where both parties are noN' liyng--NIS-
Soula Democrat
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The only guaranteed ready mixed paint
is sold by Deer Lodge Drug Co. soft
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School books of every description at
the City Drug Store. 30-tf.
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Cllurc., of Christ.-Seryices: Sunday schoo
1870 A. NJ, Preaching, i 80 a.. N. and 8P.M
e. meains wsanesda1 5g'er < aRan;nes
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor
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sMethodist.-Sunday services: Preaching at
11.30 A. NJ and 7.3O P. NJ. Sunday school at 1890
AM: Ebryorth League meets ut Pm. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7.30 P. n.
#s W M RRITT Pastor
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The cheapest way to buy canned fruit
for pies or sauce is in gallon cans: try
one. TIE CASH GEOcEKY Co. 31tf
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A 5-ruom house, opposite the College
Of Montana. Apply TO II. X. McPhcrson
at i, l.. Bonner G,3 40 tt.
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Presbyterian.-Preachin at IL 80 A. NJ and
7.80 P. N. Sunday school at 1880 A. NJ. Christian
Endeayor society at $50 Pm. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 730 P. M.
]. W. M1LLAR, Pastor.
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The Washoe lode was sold at referees
sales Butte, last Saturday, by Attorney
w. L. Carroll 10 John a. te"gatt for
S5O. .OOO.5O. a man named Bennett bid
$50, 900 and General I.egga,t raised him
40 cents and il was Knocked down to him.
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"a. F: Vaughn advertises cabbage plants
for sale in this issue.
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Gallatin and Bitter ifoot valley seed
wheat for sale. Qualify guaranteed. Il.
l.. Bonner Company. 3G-tf.
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The following relatives Ct Mrs. W. y. Furay.
from other towns. We're i'll Deer Lodge to attend
her funeral: 'FlioinaS II. Irvine and wife. of
hamilton; Bryan Irwin" and wife. Geo, W. Irwin.
wife and dl'l&hler and Ars. n. Il. Jones and
Gallghfef, oi lutte; il, H. broNle and wife, OF
illac0llda.
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Prof kosky. torsorial artist and the Slusin Of
Deer Lodge. hisda lis many friends goodbye last
Monday and started Tor his Chicago home Mr..
firm OF arms x hDsNr.
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An assessment Of one cent per share on
the capital stock OF the Volcano Mining
company has been levied as will ke seen
by assessment notice elsewhere in this
issue.
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On their return from California, Mr. and Mrs
Brazeltoii and Miss Rose O'Aalley met the Misses
Bien, OF Deer Lodge in Portland Miss O'MalIey
stopped i'll Portland to visit few weeks with
friends.
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IIIIIILItt VTI IC61Iu u
Deer Lodge. Montana, May I, 1894.
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

The Royal Gold and Volcano Mining
Companies Elect Officers, Etc.
The Royal Gold and the Volcano Gold
Mining companies held their annual
meetings at their office in Deer Lodge
last Saturday, May 5. The meetings were
called for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year and the transaction
Of other business.
The Royal company met first and was
called to order by the president. There
were 333, 800 shares Of the capital stock
represented. Nelson Bennett, Willard
Bennett and Conrad Kohrs were elected
trustees: and at a meeting of the board
of trustees held later. Nelson Bennett
was reelected president, Willard Bennett
vice president and general manager, aud
Lew Coleman secretary and treasurer.
The board of trustees were authorized to
purchase and pat in an air compressor
with Il capacity of three drills. 1t is
needless to say that the affairs of the
Royal are in splendid shape. Since Feb
rnary list 0hree months) dividends
amounting to s5a,500 have been paid by
the company.
After the meeting of the ROYAL com
pany the stockholders of the Volcano
Gold Mining company met at the same
place. There were 277 400 shares of stock
represented and the following gentlemen
were elected as board of trustees: A. II.
Mitchell, Conrad Kohrs, c. F. Mnssig-
brod, Peter S. Mussigbrod and Willard
Bennett. The board OF trustees there
after reelected A. II. Mitchell president,
Conrad Kohrs vice president, and Lew
Coleman secretary and treasurer
An assessment of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
Volcano company for development work,
etc. As soon rs practicable the board OF
trustees will inspect the property and lay
out plan of work for the comiug year
The Volcano company is comprised ot
several claims which lie just south and
east of the Royal.
Hugh O'Neill. OF Philipsburg, the hero
of many prize ring BATTLES i'll the early
4 history of Montana Territory, is reporte,
to be lying at the point of death. O'Nril
was the victor Of memorable contes
. with Con Orem in the classic precinct
of Helena in the early sixties.-Inte
Mountain, =
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Persons who sy,npathize with the af-
tlicted will rejoice with y. L. Carr Of l235
Harrison street, Kansas City. lie is an
old sufferer from inlammatory rheuma-
tism, but has not heretofore been troubled
in this climate. Last winter he went up
into Wisconsin and i'll consequence has
had another attack. "It came upon me
again very accute and severe he said
"My Joints swelled and became inflamed; !;
sore to touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request Of my mother-in-law
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reduce
the swelling aud case the pain, and to
my agreeable surprise, it did both. ]
have used three fifty cent bottles and be-
lieve it to be the finest thing for rheuma-
tism, pains and swelings extant. For
sale by ]. II. Owings: Druggist. I'm
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DR.. $. F. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harrison
Co, Mo-, says: "For whoopng cough
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is excel
lent" BY using it freely the disease is
deprived of all dangerous consequences.
There is no danger in giving the remedy
to babies, as it contains nothing injurious,
% and 80 cent bottles for sale by j. Fl.
Owinys, Druggist. I'm
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To the ladies of Deer Lodge and vicin-
ity: ] am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased 10 have you call ana examine
them. Mrs. j. p. LEWIS.
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VOL. Is, NO. A. "A.
MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Trains arrive at Deer Lodge on Montana Union
Railway as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1-Garrison Express ess.............11.2O A. NJ.
No. Freight and Passenger. 80 p. NJ.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-G;rrison Express .. T.27 A. NJ.
No. Freight ana Passenger ....... 1.3;5 =. NJ
All mails ut Deer Ledge postoiiice close thirty
minutes before train time. LEW COLEMAN, z. NJ.
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hats i & at 1t Mrs. $. II. i. sherman $ 44-1t
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Town Officers.
Mayor, .......J. j. i. BRAzELToN
Marshal s............-..,....... G. RARREI'rE
Aldermen EDWARD SclIARylHOw. III. W. TRASH
BYRON WOOD, LOUIS BRADSHAW, JOHN FISHER
l. S. ELDRED.