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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13
ROST0N, BARRE & GARDNER RIA

on and after Saturday. Oct IS 1871. Passenger "
leaves Foster Street station, Worcester, at 6.25
AM arrives at Gardner Al S 90.
Leaves Gardner at 525 A. M, and arrives at Worce
Mt h.53.
Mixed Tram ayes Lincoln Square Station, WOr.
ter at $50 A. N. and Gardner at 100 P
s23 df IYERS PHILLIPS. Presidei
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 7iO



Leave Providence ior Waterford 400 M, connec
Immediately with trains for southbridge. Putnam
Norwich.
Leave Woonsocket for Providence at 2.20 D. m
Leave Providence for UxbTIdge at 100 D m
Leave Uxbridge for Worcester at 5Ij IN.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and PIovidend
500 and Il.G0 q. m. and $50 ?. m Woonsocket for
ford at SIS o. m, and 1870 and $50 D. m.
w. D. HILTON SIM
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Y ERMORI AND MASSACHUSET

q 49, -, ~ !, - - N1tA1ofANIl OfoII
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILRO -
Cas- leave Worcester, FoserSt Depot for loosac ~
ntl, North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n. Y. at $500
NJ. Tor North Adams lloosac Tunnel, ireenfgld ST
huIne rails and Btattieb0To, at $50 and HIS m
Grtennela at $50 and Ills A. NJ, and 4.2O pm.
pm.
Leave Greenfield for Boston at $50 and 9.3i a m \
s2S NJ tea'e BTal teborO for Boston at 422 and
m. and 200 m j
The $50 m and 20 m trains, from Hoosac Tun'
$40 m train from Greenfield and SAL a m and go 4
trans from BrattleborO. connect ut FitchbuTg vi
trains for Providence, Newport and mnton.
The 49, m and l.20 M trans from HOOsac Iun
ana Al a m and 200 pm trains from BrattlehorO
meet at FiChbrg with trains for Worcester, Proyide
Newport, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13

n ROAD summer Arrangement. June Y, ISL.
Express Train (stupping only at Woonsockct and
brdge) leaves Worcester at lois q. NJ; Providence
2,lS p. m
Accommodation Trains Will leave Worcester for Pl
tence aud way stations at 1850 and ll.5O In, 400 and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13

A Connecticut srhoolbov stated that the
father OF his country" was Brigham Young
- rive o. the seventeen Baptist churches in the
New Haven association are now without minis
tiers. Two, Meiiden and Cromwell have extend.
ed calls 10 former pastors.
Danbury school boy disturbed the svmme.
try Of family heirloom by saving ar he tons
y ms great-grandmother' bed posts for SCI
q cIoquet balls And the night he did il he
nc college photograph business has grown
. rs - S tA'ensye tbat leading photographers
isiger colleges At Yale the luu1er Of pictures
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-13


The Northampton water works are now nearly
completed, aud the water was let on Friday for
the first tiIle.
The Springfield district Methodist camp meet
ing association have bought for $1,000 about
seventN-hve acres OF forest and field, near the
Connecticut river railroad one and half miles
south OF The grove which the district have so
long leased al Hatfield, and will begin this fall
TO hi up camp ground with room for 100 tents
and cottages, aud seats for 1000 people.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

TO LEAvE-Wf regret 10 learn that our esteemed
friend, Hon. wrh, Y ,Losen, and his interesting
family, are about Iessiog Virginia City for sal
Lake, where they will locate. Judge Lowell wa.
among the first settlers Of Virginia City, Where hi
has since resided and mo- one inan, so far as ON
knowledge goes, has contributed as much to au-
vance the interests Of Montana as he Many havs
undoubtedly spent more money in various WAYS
from Which they expected 70 realize heavily but
no one has contributed 90 much time, talent and
energy, without expecting any compensation Other
than the public good, than Judge Lowell Mon
tana can lily afford TO lose such men A gentleman
Of liberal IDEAS, sound judgment, an experienced
and eminent lawyer, Judge Lowell win COM
mand universal esteem wherever he goes,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

]
E RIENDS

H. This - q dag of departures, he sOssh
10 call year Alteration to TIE asao aspartxrs IN
Bose,nasa ana, Judging gov by o4rsslpss.,
thai the system aolsics 1ssalsg IN sot'' oscs
pockets so;It meet your aa,ps'ob aftiaa ese5y
those t0bo do pay aoil not tass - aag the nor
chants Tie losses they may salsts:ss By trusting
Others; for al seho de ersdit dassiness nsxst
loose certain per cent, ard that per
loss, soe tsiak aoslt coueg, ks per cent, aolasch
aue expect To make. One thug a5i eart observe
through "a nsas a91oie cs1rsfst IF expenses
sslls his goods at lon. prices, md fer cash,
seger fails, and ttis re intend tp e We aosll
not open q book account nth tISessa or foe,
rich pr poor, and all nsay distinctly eader-
stand it* NE hope thai ~ o,as soiil ask sks tn
credit ~ any aoay, jor. they ssiii s.rsty get
refused. n s. 81. 49,
4, At sas profits zoe intend 70 sell no one; cqn
afford t. charge goods, aad as OR means are
lsuitsd, should a0s trust dollar here and there
IA q shors time ne arohld hare out many dol
lars, ard Qf .courss wenld. lose some, conse-
sueatl wossld haua 10 SET lliitttIe higher.
/, lis ar CASH a0s set, end zoe eordialsy IN
site the attention Of III seisdiag to asaAe CASH
PURCHASES. 4 CASH sroRg IL Gassatias
county has long been needed. 1t soiA stop nasny
1fors going to Helena; nil encourage people to
come here, and soill b tls cause evsry ',sss,
chant here seI1iag more goods.
Ne do not Wsss to sfrsspass on the rights 81
any man, but Of this goa may Be assures, ne
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

MADISON COUNTY FAIR.-Although disappointing
Gallatim county in regard to the participation Of
Of Madison county in the District Fair to be held et
Galiatin City the 10th prox. we nevertheless
grat9ed to see the enterprise and public spirit Of
the farmers and stock raises Of that county mani
tested in their County Fair. An organization wac
perfected and the cessary stock taken in a re-
arknblg short time, and the requisite baildings
are now being erected. Should the same spirit con
tnue to exist, The fair will be splendid success.
The cereal and escplent productions Of Madison
rank with the best in the Territory and her blooaed
stock will equal in quality we'll qusntsy pro-
baby any other county The lair takes place Two
miles below Virginia. Nevada city, the 10th
of October s&6
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
Al Pleasure Trip to ihe TelI0sstone--An
ELEGANT I8arfrssss


Pleasure Trip to fIle YeIIowstone-An
Elegant Party.
On next Saturday the following rla1nea Iadisssnd
gentlemen, viii leave here for pleasure excursion
to the Yellowstone country to enjoy themselves for
d few days amid the magnificent ecaneny Of that
portion Of our Territory: Judge Chumasero.
John Mccormick, Ben Stiekaey, jr., &. -.
Broadwater, Mrs. Chumasero, Miss Mary
Chuinasero, Miss julia Ghumasero, hiss Nettie
-CIumasero, Miss Jennies- Hundleyss MRS. May
BruIsaley Miss Carl a1fs cloTmek and
Mrs and Miss Mcfarland. The party will leave
here On Gpecal COACH and remain over Sunday at
Fort Ellis, where the oIicers Of that post
ceiye them in the good old army hospitale style
AL Fort EIlis the party viii be joined by numbor
of officers and ladies, who will aeeSmnany them
Tcnts md camping equipments viii DE sent ahead
and viii be pitched iii 4 romantic nook, already
selected, Gfid will be ia readiness tors
ceiva the party bandof music will accompany
them, and iii fact, every device that can pc thanght
of, will sbe provided to render the occasion q
pleasant one Col Baker viii Join his party, and
an escort Of twenty soldiers viii down 2 lth them
The Above party sriiv hsrs u special coach On
Saturday evening, and proceeded to Fort Ellis
where ttey were magnifcent1y entertained by the
off GERS and iadies Of the Fort: pnday morning
they left for Yellowstone. accompanied BY Col-
Baker, the officers and several ladies from the
Fort. cseostsa by squad Of soldiers They will
remain, on the banks Of the classic Yellowstone.
fishing, plcnicing, etc, several days, returning to
Fort Ellis on Thursday evening when q grand hop
viii be had. We believe it Is the intention Of the
party to attend the party at Gslta City oh Friday
night. q gsss
NEW ARRIvALs. --aessrs NJ W. Chapman and
Robert Renshaw, of Virginia City, arrived In tossn
last evening, both intenaingto go into business in
foreman. Mr.. Chapman has been one OF the pro-
prietoss Of the Glasby House, Virginia, during the
past years and Mr. Renshaw is an extensive dealer
in furniture st the place. Mr.. r. has alarge
and magnificent assortment Of furniture, Inannfac-
tEea expressly to order. now On the way, which he
will open for sale in Bozeman. We are gratided at
the accession of these gentlemen to the business
circle Of orr growing oity. It seems that are
the arant CouaisT Of quite influx Of Of the
best citizens Of Virginia. w 8 Tfelcome tlssa to-
the coming City.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

BALL AT GALLATIS Cry. lon Friday evening
next a grand sba. isand be given at Gal
latin city, in Campbells new store for the benefit
Of the Eastern Montana Agricultural and MeehaniS
cal Association. Tickets, Including coneomitants.
five dollars. Aside from the Iaudabie purpose for
which the proceeds are 10 By used. IN which we as
people have q common interest and should Een-
courage and assist, ell who attend are promised
more than the price of the ticket in Jolly good
time and an excellent supper, The Ireverbial hos
pitalty OF the people OF that section, md their Pc
culiarly happy manner Of getting np sRch entertain
merts, satisfies us that the affair WI he decided
success Let all who enjoy such occasions, and
those who wish to see our Fair take the lead in
the Territory, which it realty do by proper
interest and timely and, goto Gallatn City on Fri
day avanln1
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

il a Coon IHyxsTMENT - Though the hasty man
ner in which great number of the mining tow Is of
Montana and other Territories have been CONSTRUCT
ed to supply with houses large and sudden influx
of inhabitants whose sojourn proved transitory,
leaving Id their exit only partially inhabited towns
has made capitalists cautious in their Investment in
buildings, we know OF no safer, better or reaaier
return fromscapital than the building of number
Of resident houses in. Bozaman. The scarcity Of
such houses, and the present high rents demanded
seriously afe It's The settlement and IS Of our
Town. Men with families wishing to Locate in town
Frequently have to build sdiatey,
and they slcee 90 III renting hoslsc, The price
asked will discourage q man who has To work fpr q
living. The'halding of 4 few houses, containing
from three to i've rooms each, would be not only
paying investment, but d public benefit Unlike
majority Of mining towns, which spring into exist
ence in day, and, like species ct fungi perish m
as short time, the growth of Bozeman has been
gradual and steady, at no time exceeding public
demands. 1T hiss alI the elements of permanently,
backed by nerer-faiiing resources, and its future
will be marked by continued progress.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

EAST GALLATIs.--0n lower East Gallatin has
been formed the most desirable community in the
Territory. In the varied duties we are called upon
to fulfill in the development of country, il is
frequently the case thatthe duties which we owe to
oes Creator neglected or forgotten. Not SO with
the intelligent citizens Of that part of our cousty
They have regular deyine service In which the Rev
Mr. Sanford oiliciates;a Good Templars Lodge,
numbering ateaty eight members, and have hereto
fore had excellent school Such are the substan-
tiai elements Of civilization
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
" oTIC E !.
coHsra. CLERK soyrIcn.


CDnsTs CLERK 01FIcH,
B0SeH-n. IL. r.. 80
YT.o AII. WHOM lie MAY CONCERN-Tak
1 Notice: That the following petitions were
presented to the Board of Gonpai OF aala-
tin count & &c the August term, lSs q VIZ
petition Of the citizens o. BoxeInAn Township
for & change ia the Public Highw2y leading from
the town Oh Bohemian southwark, aI6ng the range
line between numbers i've and six east-comznenc-
ing ON sid range Inns At the south east cornsr of the
west Of Nelson Story q, Ia section No. ~ tn
Township No. . south. ID range No. east; themes
Iago any 10 the half section posi- IN tins north liIse
Of section No 24 Id said Township aud range afura-
said; thence to the south line of section 30 Y sad
Township and range.
Also, for b road from Spring Hill 70 Bohemian
CITY, upon any land n0tuccupied as farming 1and
intersecting county road from Bozeman VIZ Gala
tin Mills; Hence iii nortW course along tbs
foot hi Iii to Townsh ID line at said Township line
All persons obieetang 20 the krantihg ct said Pc
1ition arr requested To appear nj my office,
next regular meeting Of thu Beard OF Commissiohe
ers. on the first Monday of November next. End
show ctrsse why said paIitions shOud not be grat-
en- 3 s84 r. III. CRAWFORD.
Clerk of the Board of Collnsy commissioners
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

AN ELEGANT WEDDING. The recent marriage Of
MIR. $. 4. Holman and Miss. Rosa Sands, both of
Helena, was one of the most elegant and brilliant
affairs, perhaps that has ever taken place IN the
Territory. The bridal presents were sumescsia,
handsome and costly, evincing taste the pat Of
donors, and undoubtedly proved highly fattefing
to the fair recipient. The welding took place at
the residence of the brides brother Rodney ST.,
Helena, on the 9Th inst Mr. Holman is the senior.
partner of the firm Of Holman 6 Bro, coniac-
TONERS and fruit dealers at Helena and BozeInaH.
Our good looking 5oanslnan Jos. Holman, thu
junior, was in atteniancs,S but his magnificent we'd
ding presenter set of diamond iaweIry did not
arrive in time be exhibited with the brill ant
display of gifts. We hope to help Joe Off in hat-
way soon.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

Hor spRIses = We received u call from n i.
Horr and Capt. ssouthmayde sestefaay, who are
just down from the Mammoth Hot Spring OF Mon
tana. - The numerous friends of Capt s.. in maf,i-
son will be gratted to learn that through de won
derfui medicinal virtues Of these waters: he has
been almost completely restored t6 HE former vim
oroas health H.R Horr and James BscCsntney are
the proprietors OF these springs, wclare situated
about four miles from the Yellowstone. on warm
Spring creek W There sare tep patients now lit thu
Messrsa Herr and Mccartney ON their silccess ID
getting what will 1T an early day be a big thing
Work has beesr commenced on u teil road ram ran
Botelsrs ranch to the springs, and VIII be completed
during the coming month .Sss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

Cry IMpRevEMEsTs.-At no time in the former
histol Of Bozeman has the spirit OF improvement
manifested itself more than at the present. From
early dawn il 1.-the sitting of the sun the hammer
Of the builder n:kes the wekn ring with the cheer
FIJI notes Of industry and progress Several hand
some new buildings are being erected on Black
street, among them the COURIER Office, and others
viii be commenced as soon as lumber can be pro-
cured. Blacks addition is becoming the most at
tractive part ct our beautiful city, and its rapid
improy is due'to the enterprise of Col. l.! NJ
Black, whose faith In the early sns ultimate great
ness of Bozeman is only eaualed by his public spir
it. Mr.. Babcock is putting up neat residence on
Babcock street.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

OUR respected townsman, q. W. Hoffman. some
time since, met with an accident by being
thrown from horse, which dislocated one OF his
shoulders. In consequence, Charlie has since car
ried his arm in q sling Ley
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

GEN LESTER w. WILSON returned from pro-
tracted visit East last week His estimable lady,
who has been the central figure of tbs social circle
of Bozeman and who accompanied him east did
not return but viii perhaps spend the winter there.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
VIRGINIA CITY THROUGH.
VIRGINIA cry WAY.

QuITE a number OF advertisements lay ever Until
next issue Every business house, and every man
doing business, in Bozeman should be represented
in the COURIER. FstH sAs
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
We are nleosed "a Iea,.

CoAIING.--We pleased to learn that oFr TALENT
ed young friend, j.. Allen Hosner Esq. OF Virginia
City, son of Hon H. j.. Hosner, formerly Chief
Justice of Montana, intends locating in Bozclnar,
ut an early day, for the practice of law. Mr.. HoSe
mer was recently admitted to the bar, and is
young man of fine attanments, ana much promise.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
rnANn rpY
WALL PAPER!
...-ae. WALL. PAPER.
ssy,.s WAF4I. PAPER

Holman a. Hr0. have just received mag
niicent assortment Of Wall Paper, of the very Ia
mers at remarkably low figures. Now Is the time
10 adorn your housesswith Handsome interiors.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
BORN.

On the 9Th instant, nSthis county, to the wife of
Thomas Mnlvaney, twin boys; aggregate weight,
eighteen pounds
The prolific nature Of Gallatin county, it SCENE,
is not eonfiaed to vegetable productions.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

PuBLIcATroN bAY.-lWe have selected Wednesday
as our publication day, and subscribers may rely
upon the regularity of the issue, and the prompt
mailing of the same.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

JUSTICES CoURT. Before Jacob Deadawick,
j. P, Monday, Sept 18th, the people rs. Frank
Aur; assault with intent to KILL exanina ion the
prisoner was acquitted. IT. F. Williams attorney
fersdefendant. .REEE
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 tine undersigned
are earnestly requested to come forward
and settle immediately. "
n "a. ri. HF:AGA,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

nAsTERa 1sp CALIFORNIA aAIfs--- NAILS s6s eofs'ine
Arriv. daly. at s p m n; leave at 1 q, M; close
at $50 ps m. GEsE .sa Nv & &
For Helena Deer Lodge, Rackfoot A ssonia,
Fort Benton Fert Shaw, Diamond city, VII oIiider
and Jefferson City-hrfives daily at p. m closes
at $3.50 p. m. leaves o. m. ,5srssaa n
- a HELENA WAY. 5E
For Hamilton, Easttsallatin, Gall ttin City, Mad
ison Radersburg, Springville and st. Louis--Ar-
rivss daily at 8 p. m closes at $50 p. M; leaves
at a. m. sSi Teafz @s& tsF @F4
' t VIRGINIA CITY THROUGH. G
For Virginia City Summit, Nevada City, juno
ton and Sheridan-Arriycs Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at p. M; leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at a. m.
VIRGINIA CRY WAY.
For Sterling Willow Creek and Meadow Creek
Arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays ut p.
m leaves Tuesday, Thursdays and saturdays at
a. M; closes ut $3.50 p. IN. I. u 4
fH=@ tFSp~ y. III. TAYLOR SPs M
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

THREsH!NG All the aysilable thresaing machines
in the county are busily engaged threshing the i'm
mense crops of grain produce in this valley this
season. 81 ..fi.F zst5&
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

HON. II. j.. HosMER, of Virginia City, is sbend-
ing few days on business in our place. The Judge
has already become attached to Bozeinan, and we
would not be, surprised to number him among our
citizens. Certainly one would rejoice more than
we to chronicle the fact.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
Strawberry F!.,!'!

nERsoNs DESIRING TO PROCURE sTRA w
IL BERRY PLANTS this fall should get themn now .
# is generally known that We furnished our mar
sket with as fine strawberries, last summer as can
be raised in any country.
PLANT, or ~
SO PER HUNDRED.
Persons at distance may rely upon receiving
plants in good condition
70 Send in your orders to So
GUY & GRAY,
IL BozEsLAN, II. r. q y
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
THE KryUs

q.
VIII distance the ponies that enter for the Gaatin
races. The most popular resortin the CITY Stran-
gers visiting the coming metropolis will miss one 81
the most attractive featres of the place g NOT call
ing in 10 Charley Raehm at his famous Kiyils
Main street. Boze1nan. Detachable Juices served IL
the magnificent stShoo fly glasses III i
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
Land 0mce business ana conyeyancsng.

Those who apply TO me directly. 10 make Home
stead and Prescription entries VIII saye the cost Of
Pats of all the surveyed lands of the county Will
he found at my Office. Place OF business, Court
Rouse building Office hours, treni2 A: NJ to T.
NJ. III. ~ MAGpAnL, sB
Ill . 4 srs sf--..tf sl BozEMAN, II. T. Y
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

NEW srRING. Capt. Southmayde and III. Horn Of
the Mammoth Hot Springs have discovered some
hot springs about forty miles above the mammoth
collection, but have not thoroughly investigated
them The COURIER correspondent win post us as
TO their extent beauty etc
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

j The TELEGRA pi,zp. a. LarseY, Superintendent
Of fhe Western USo}i Telegraph Company for Mon
tana, was in the city during thes past week, with
his construction corps, getting cut poles above
Bozeman. Post holes have been completed, and
Mr. L. left few days since with his train distrlbu-
ting the poles along the line. Tbcg are now beyond
the river at She'd y crossing. the line will be com
pleted and in ing order by the 10th of October
Mfr. Largely has displayed sreatsenelgy in pushing
this desirable enterprise to ar early completion.
The convenience and benefit Of telegraphic COM
municaton cut of as we are from the genial in
fuenccs Of civilization, Il canfofbe properly esi-
mated. We viii only lack railroad to have all the
convehdnces ofAhe present age, and none will APP
precate them more highly than the intelligent pio-
neer of the Rocky Magntains 1t will not be long
before the residents Of Bozsman viii enjoy their
coffee over the morning newspaper.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
Local N q VS.

Arrival and Departure or MAILS ~ siie
Rosenfau post 0fice.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13

Orr FOR THE YELLewsT onE.-A party of ,B2ze-
man citizens consisting of Coll. NJ. Black, Gen.
L. 8. Wilson, Nelson Story, W. S. Mckenzie,
H. F.Wil Jams and W. i. Isaaes, and others, ac-
companied by Harry Horr and Capt. southmayde Of
the Hot Springs, will in few days, start ont for
trip to the wonderful Yellowstone region Our cor
respondent accomraniesthe Tying expedition and
readers may look out for series of Interesting
sketches from his facle pen.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
JUDGE VIM ". pARsoNs

is our authorized agent. and ut5t thoroughly
canpass thss and other counties TIE Territory
for subscriptions, &c., to the CoURIER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
Rozeman Wholesale Market.
oFrIcE or rHE Avasr Courier,

q OFFICE or FTHE AYaNT COURIER.
s. ia 81 81 Iyyedaesday, September 10, ISL
The farmers ere busiy engaged In threshing their
large grain crops New -four will soon make its
appearance in market in abandarce. Anticipating
which that stapfe his downward fendaney, and we
quote, buying, in large lots at-k, So 80; Xxx, -;
Xxx, So Oats, 2tzc; Barley, exc q Id.
Money matters are becoming more easy, with a
good prospect of continued Improvement
Dry goods, clothing, boots AMI shoes are being
sold by merchants cheap as the same ean be
bought ut Helena.
:, & reights + on. Omaha via Corinl,e, e5z@7
The following quotations are based upon actual
sales at currency rates The retail prices range ten
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-13
LOST.
Ii n THE LAST PARRY. ISsODEEL's HALL
n ON the fourth of July a small

Gold Cross, Chaste.
Had 10 two@incf chain attached. As suItable re-
ward will be PAID to the finder by leaving y &C this
soniee ~ m ~ & z e q e -