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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-14
Eeual Notifies.

TlHR STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OHARLESTON-Court Of Com
mon Pleas:-u. J.. BIRCRAYER, Asslgnsee WIG.
WHlLDEN 4 CO.. against 8. N. STEVEES-Snm,
n, s. N. STEVENS, defendant In this act,a3:
You are hereby summoned and required 70 an
swer the complaint in this action, W6lcn ass ,DeM
1led In the oice OF the Clerk OF tDe Court OF CoW
mon Pleas for the said County, and to serve o
copy of your answer on the subscribers at thelr
ONCE, No. 81 Broad street, within twenty days
after the BerviceOf this summons on you, exclu'
'iT fT Won fsii 70 answer this complaint thlr the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff Will take Judgment
90 anst you for the sum Of $12s 27l0o, WIN inter-
est at the rate OF one per cent. per montn, lfom
lat OCTOBER lses-$71 25 with interest at The rate
Of one her cent. per month from 21st October,
1869, and cos 8.
D'''N W. PRESLEY, LORD NGLESBY,
... Plaintiffs -AttorneyE-
TO the Defendant, 5. N. STEVENS: Take notice
that the summons la this action, OF which the
foregoing is copy, was aled ID the once nee Or the
County, on the 9th day OF February A. ID; 1917
PRESLEY, LORD & INGCESBY,
feb7-W8 - 800 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COL
\ 'LETON CoUNTY-By D. q. FARMER, Esq,
Whereas, 4. CoNNoR made suit to me to grant
feots OF W. G. GRIPFITH.. These are. therefore 70
cite and admonish all and singular lhe kindred
and creditors Of the said ". q. GRIFFITH, DE-
court Of Probate to be held In. Walter, oro', on
MONDAY, the l2,h day Of February, 4. D. 1872
after pubIlcativn hereof at II O'Clock 10 the lote
pcoa, TO show cause. II any they have, why me
said Letters should not be granted. ...t,.
Given un der my hand and seal, this 18TH DAY OF
,annary. A. D. 1872 D. d. FARMER,
jaal7.w5 Probate 'uoge''
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&onraIlonal.

COLLEGE CLASS.-MRS. P. ]. BARBOT
-: VIII, In compliance with the request of many
persons, commence SOllege Class. a. O'Clock,
on Thursday pex,, 22d instant, for children Fl ON
the ages OF 10 ID years, at her residence SOUTH
west corner Smith and Montague streets.
TermB-$l2, in advance, per quarter.
l4Wfm5
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&O7S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
med 10 Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
uul uJ furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEmENr,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole cutter aud
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Me-. noVl4-iS
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. 35s KING STREET.
pyes and Cleans BY means Of steam, Gentle
mems ladies' aad chi!dreu's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
Shayls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
sz- Goods received and returned by Express.
iun2,-17r l, B.LLER, Proprietor.
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WANTE4RS ,n,sS5. TO r KNOW WIN WHAT VI a. FUR r.
NiIURE he |, pIing up in his Store, No. So Hasel
street. Answer.-Go there and see 1t leaving for
all parts Of the State. Concluslon.-He must sell
cnean feb1I.3
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TIYE HUNDRED DOLLARS, OFFERED,
n free of interest, for Situation by an ex-
perienced young man. Salary reasonable. Ad-
dress ,.BnsinessD - Office DAILY News. feb1d.2F
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jan31,.w
Uauls.

WTANTED, AT No. Q LADSON COURT,
w o Washer and Chambermaid. Also
Man Servant. IeOl4 - :
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WTANTED, A HOUSE OF FOUR
wv SQUARE rooms, within ten minutes walk Of
Charleston Hotel. Address, stating location, Key
Roy Nh 31s - febl3-.H
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for Sale.

TNOR SALE, A HOUSE AND LOT ON
IN Sullivan'd Island, elIgioly located. Apply
at this 0lllce. leol1-.
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Meetings..

DALMETTO LODGE, No. l, KNIGHTS
-OF FPYTHIAS.-Regular Semi-Monthly Com
munication To MIGHT, at O'Clock. large at
tendance Is expected as business OF importance
will be transacted.
By order OF the W. @. J.. H. KENDALL,
frhIl - '.-..... w. R 8.
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T1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA"
+ CHARLESTON NGoUNTY.-Certincate OF Linz
tied Partnership between THEODO9E G. B0AG.
of the City. Of Charleston, In the y unity ana
sta aforesaid; and ANDREW II. JAOKSOhfW
Aug usta, In the State OF Georgia :.
to certify that agreesbly to the act Of the Gene
raj Assembly, OF the State aforesaid, entitled Az
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part!
r1erBhips, passed on the 10th day OF December,
1881; and another, entitled An Act TO extend tRe
duration OF An ACT authorizing the formation OF
December. IS4s; and another Act extending the
same until repeal d, passed on me 2otn Gag o.
December, 1855. THEODORE G. B0AG, OF the
Civ of Charleston, In the County and State a1ore.
said, and ANDREW N. JACKSON, OF Augusta, IN
the State OF Georgia, have formed Limited Part-
Erst, The Partnership is to be conducted under
the name or irm Of THEODORE G. BoAG:
second. The general nature OF the business ID.
tended to be transacted Is that OF General sacr
tor age and Commission Business, In the SAID tlty
u Third. ANDREW N. JACKSON, residing in the
City OF Augusta, In the State 0l Georgia. la tne
Special Partner, and THEODORE G. BOAG, re-
siding In the City Charleston and State aforesaid
Is the General Partner. a.,
Fourth. me SAID ANDREW N. JACEScN, the
Special Partner. has contributed 10 casn lae tS M
and Just sum OF Five fnousano poAafs W 'ne
Filth Filth. the said Partnership TO commence on
the twenty. y.fourth day OF January, 1872 ana VIII
terminate on the first day OF January, 4SS.
hereuuto set their hands and SEALS at Charleston,
'''''' THEO. G. B0AG. [I.s.l
A. N. JACKSON. fL.s.1
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence OF
r. S. DURYE1, E. n: WHITING. lan2s-8-
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lost auo found.

r OST, A PAIR OF STEEL SPECTA.
ULES. in Red; No Deco case. The finder vii
We rewarded by leaving Them at No: 237 King
street. ieoi4-tl
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EANCY FOWLS AND PIGEONS FOR
II SALE.-2O pairs OF choice Wnite sa1taiis,
Curriers', Runieshrts, Trumpeters, &c: hso Hite ~
Bantams and Game Fowls. Apply To +. q. MI
CuEL, NO. las Coming reef. leoI4-wt-
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A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
~ UuPYIST, Ladies' Companion, or Govern
|, ss.. References given. Address e, Postoffiee
Kew EOX NO. as, 1eDl3-Z~
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ToR SALE, FINE CLIFTON SEED,
very prolific Co tom, and brought 81 l5 per
Adper,s North Wharf feb2-fmw1os
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

To the Editor of the Avant Courier:
. LIST. Westhink that man who parts his
hair in the middle should not object to a
woman's parting hers on the side. Il Ii.
3D., IL mans home folks squabble and
back-bite and elevate nisses over tea-table diff
farences. and pull hair and gllash teeth, and
throw plates iii family contests, he should
not Judge the whole woman race by his own
disgraceful experience - ...sy sgs ssS
/ 3D. We don't think man who has had
such disreputable experience, and whirls a
Glib in family safairea herd .Sdrs being dis
counted iii broken heads and black eyes. But.
luckily for women. and to the credit Of, men.
We believe he is The exeeption-not one of
the general lords 81 creatfnE TFfTx
4th. Some men might expect to have their
mothers. sisters. wives and daughters ever
s1tarreling and travelling different roads 70
elections, and returning at midnight with
hair down and clashing fongn s; but oatr
husbands aud sons have nesstel mQrelA *
pectations.
9TH. we deeply sympathize with those hf-
tle Watery-eyed bullet headed. nasty baby
monsters. and tlilk If their Pa wonln lay
sl5wn his club and take the baby. and his
wiie would pit np hsi hair and they would
livp ii peach u home and Let their nelgnDors
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
Gov. williams, Motto:
Il Early to bed an early to rise,
Then take a good cocktail, to open your eyes. q

NICE VIEw.-We see in copy of Frank
Leslies' a twospage view of the treat Aniefi--
can Geysers OF the Fire Hole Basin. sketched
by the young and risin0- artist. Henry Eli
OFT. who accompanied the U. 5. Exploring
Expedition Of lass year through this III ryel-
lous regoil.. Mr. Elliott is lot OILY an adept
witt, the brush. but is well known in news
paper circles HIS welding ii graceful pen, and
who on this trip described with the highest
rapture the peculiarities of the, Yellowstone
country. al discsursing Of tile New Won
derland'' he thus speaks OF Horr & Mozart
ney's springs: Ascending GARDENERS River
some three miles, camp was pitched at the
base OF 4 alssf yensdsHfaL het SPRING. Upon
the senli-Wooded slopes OF high mountaitt
was what appeared to be Il high bank Of
snow. with the strange phenomenon OF
sreslrny clouds of vapor rising from 1t; APP
proaehing pearer,sis was found toshes alittle
mountain, made by the precipitation and de-
position # soda and carb rs efssisnesNhissl
are held in solnti,n Dy the hot water OF the
springs, which comes, Zip through. hasaitic
assures from some great depth, rs the water
MS always at boiling point In this vicinity
there are thirty Or forty boiling springs. tile
depth of the precipitation in many places
being over 300 feet. The water itselttis =,
beautiful blue and transparent to a great
depth, and in many places IN flowing over
its deposits of soda AMI lime, it shows tints
Of the most exquisite teiicacy.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

BozsnAN, Feb. 9ad, 1917.

.,s.ss sfs.sssss hoz6NAN. reD. AAus 1919.
Editor Auaat Coxrier S
Having noticed many articles in the news
papers Montana, locating the route OF the
Northern Pacific B. B., We think it would DC
adysntag spuAAs vel u. L eresting 70 your
many readers to iDt down few facts concerns
ing the different passes and routes with which
] We ne familiar.
II has been decided upon xnd conceded by
all sensible men that the road will pass up
the Yellowstone and come in at the head OF
the GalIatip. Valley. Now, the great question
is, where win the ~ iI1oasl brandha I've con
tendtiiat BozeIaali i faeanost available points
By passing across the valley and following up
Spanish Creek to the divide, then Town y
small stream which II We into the Madison
Riverjast aboyes the mouth OF Meadow Creek
"a distance from Bozeman to the Madison
Valley Of not more than thirty niles good
road gan be had with an easy grade, running
throagh comparative eyef Country FROM
this point To tile main range we have an lm-
mease scope OF agricultural and grazing land
wliiel is second to nome in the Territory.
4 HC aiothtSO AoHl Ntda1Huu NitSy o'Ss cAaN,
range eaIenysss Lake is eight miles, and it
Is decidedly the best pass knoWn--not ex-
cepting Deer Lodge-ilo mxn, unless well
acquainted with the country, would imagine
that he was on the summit OF the Rocky
Mountains. Henry's Lake is the head OF
Henry's Fork, one OF the main tribuaries OF
snake River. Down tliis valley the road
would pass, and the only difficulty would be
to cut through the immense forests of pine
aud cedar. When we strike Snake River, the
country is level to aid Fort Hall, where it
NJ necessary to cross the stream. From this
point te Boise, BY way Of the Three 'retons,
the road would meet with no obstacles worthy
OF note. From Boise through the Grand
Ronde Valley paad on to sWapa Walla is =
magnificent country, already being settled
UP by the thrifty farmer. The advantage OF
this route to the Company would be the pos
session of an immense belt of arabic land.
capable of supporting population equal to
the great States Of New York and Pennsyl-
vania. The distance from Bozeman to Walla
Walla cannot exceed six hundred and fifty
miles, and when the survey is made we are
satisfied it will fall short of that number.
This winter has demonstrated the fact that
the Union Pacific is unreliable. Already Cal
ifornians are calling for new road across the
Continent. Ii Southern road should be
bunt the Central Pacific will be almost use
less. This Company by their untiring ener-
gy have conquered all difficulties in, tbs
Sierras. and certainly deserve the gratitude
ard support OF California, by constructing
road from Corinne- one hundred miles and
connecting with the North Pacific on Snake
iail winter or summer. ,xe~
IL I e f{I} g ENGINEER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
THE SCHOOL INTERESTS.
.ssgs xesg n m r-T1f gtssafss sfs'sf u :
GALLATIN Cry. Feb. Goth. 1879.

GALLATIN CRY, Feb. Goth, 1874
There is no subject that ut the present time
is OF more Importance to us. than our educa-
that the people throughout the whole coun-
try are awakening to the fact that some pro-
vision must be made to secure an education
to the host of children who are now deprived
of all chance to obt lin it.
Undoubtedly the bill now pending In Con-
gress, 70 forever set apart the proceeds OBJ
tanned by the sale Of public lands for the pur-
poses Of education, will be. passed, but from
the wording Of the telegraphic summary,
am inclined to think Montana will receive
but little benefit from it. The intention of
the bill is to divide the money received from
tlhtsaIes Of land among the different States
and Territories according to the ratio of H.
it this intention is carried into eff
feet the greater portion of the money will be
divided among the Southern States, for in
proportion to population there are. more il
literatesptr sops, counting the negroes, thar
in any other section OF the country; and
large part of this generous bounty will be
WsstSu III ;dttSuspiHfS W eaNCdtt6t ue SIUHh
portion of those formerly slaves.
The better way to expend this money
would be to divide it according to the num-
Der of persons between the ages of four and
twentv-one. IN the whole'eodntry 'irrespect-
i've OF condition. or color.
j The provision, requiring a certain portion
or the the funds to be expended for the edu-
cation Of teachers, meets my hearty appro-
button, forsIiA ether prtnessionF needs mere
thorough preparation to successfully fulfil its
duties than the teachers. and i'll no other are
s1las re so many persons who attempt to fill a
position Tor which they are incompetent.
Unlike other professional men. the education
OF the Teacher is, never completed; though
he may have graduated from the best college
in the land. and possess its highest diplomat
The true teacher is never satisfied, but is al
ways studying, always learning, always
striving to discover something news antlcon-
tinually seeking for fresh knowledge, that he
may better comprehend and ecute his noble
mission. and more readily and easily and in
a more pleasing manner, unfold the princi-
pies OF knowledge to the children committed
to his care. "a.
Then this portion of the. public fund viii
be as ..bread thrown upon the waters to re-
,turs, again after many days. and not Only
will the principal return, but It will bear With
it such interest, as never falls to the lot OF
common Investments.
JJJNIIJS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

a SPLENDID CAvALcADE.--On Tuesday
morning the cavalry If Fort Ellis appeared
on the hill east OF Bozeman, marching by
twos, their fine, melted steeds. elegantly
dressed soldiers and blr6ishetl faabres. pre-
sen'ing magnificent display in the bright
sunlight, which caused some of our timid
citizens to sniff the Indian in the air, aud it
called to their smemory the annual raids of
these dusky devils of the forest. But it
turned out to be norhing more than the sol
diers out exercising their steeds. They were
reviewed BY Col. Baker from the balcony Of
the Metropolitan Hotel. Two companies
MACE "a Acknowledgment Main street,
sreminding one of the charge of the knights
OF old, and calling wildly to the minds of
those who participated iii the war; scenes OF
blood and carnage. The cavalry of Fort
Ellis are as fine a body of men as we ever
saws under splendid discipline, and the horses
are the admirationtof all. We regret 10 l4arn
that inthe miiflic char &c the horse Of one of
the soldiers tell, injuring the man consider
ably.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

SAD AccIDENr.-On the night OF the 22d.
while some members OF the theatri al troupe
were saving logs in the mill at Fort Ellis,
one of their number. F. Horning. bugleI Of
Company All, Nh4 Infantry, fell on the large
saw, and in the twinking OF an eye his arm
was severed. We understand that Horning
was good soldier, one whoscomniaiided the
respect Of his comrades and all who knew
him. We deeply sympathize with him i'll
this his great loss. .5s.It Z Il Isfff9tEfF
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
.bael. winaows. slenes .they .weulsa. rlse % :

1880 AAsStS 9A$SAsOf - :
better msnhood and nob'e wonlanhood..
Git. Il extending the vote to women
would secure to every man 4 castle. or even
4 home. be Il ever so humble, 2 we would
say, God speed the day" but that promise
comes from SO poor = source we could not
accept it, nor even accept the privilege 81
going to the polls and voting with that ex-
peetations, unless We were assured we would
there meet class Of men who did not part
their hair In The middle, and then object to
women parting theirs at the side-men who
belle te in WELDING . club in family afIairs,
and do MT think women have any rights they
are bound to respect. From coming in con-
tact with such men, good Lord deliver us and
our daughters s. .ss
7th. AS to no woman admitting the pos
session ~ another woman 81 6 decent rag, =
we again object to middle division, making
Ass taraily experience the criterion for judy
ing all woman kind. S. 80. - $50.
/ sth. As to who pulls the more hair and
yells the louder in fight, and is the more
capable of exaggeration and public and pr,
vate yillainY, we admit that Mr.. Begert's
judgment is better than ours-the tone OF his
article proving that he has been raised among
a lower class than we have ever been ac~
quainted with. VIM sEf
9th. Those men who think it is woman's
exclusive mission TO hem diapers, make bread,
and, pale and wan. wait for the return OF
their husbands in the glare Of the midnight
taper and expiring embers. should emigrate
at once TO that heather land wherelunhappy
lords are free to resort to the bow-string to
wind up domestic complications especially
if they part their hair in the middle.
10Th. AS the wonderful J. v. Bogert has
declared that women shall not vote. any way,
we may as well give up the contest and sit
quietly down to our diaper-hemming-mak-
ing him quantity. too. for he will probably
need them when he gets to his Bachelors
Paradise. 81 @'fs9 s.s s.
A RozEMAN MOTHER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

NGw Geegs.-A train of six wagons ar
rived on Saturday, loaded with goods fer a.
IIamme & Cos The assortment consists OF
many thugs of which our market has been
barren for some time and there has been a
rush for them. The extensive stock OF this
house Is flow complete. and they have suit
aiccncy OF al articles needed until the ar
rival Of their new impnrtations. n wv
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

BARGAINs.-,Jchn J. romlinson advertises
for sale some necessary and desirable articles,
to-wit: 100 IieatlSdfa pigs, Sshoats and stock
hogs 100 bushels of Pr tatoes something we
must have about the house); $4,000 feet Of
lumber. to be delivered between tliis and the
first OF August; dressed lumber. shingles
and laths. Parti, wishing. TO purchase such
things. cannot do better. and they will find
MFR. romiinson pleasant, agreeable gentle
man to deal with; at least, we have found him
to be such. W
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

70 LEAvE.-Col. L. nj. Black will visit
Helena in a few days. where he has import.
ant business, and should hts ilealti, Improve.
he will extend his trip to the East, In which
case, he will be absent for several months.
He has not recovered entirely from a recent
severe attack OF neualg and his visit East
may be, in consequence, delayed.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

MAJ. BOWEN, who during the absence OF
Maj. Pease, is looking to the interests of the
Crow family, came over Monday from the
Agency. He .reportssthe Indians as, happy rs
clans, with plenty to- eat. Cpl. Black isa
good conihiissary As8s&
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

RENsHAw & ANDERSON have occupied their
new building opposite Lamme's old stand.
where their splendid stock of furniture is
displayed TO more advantage.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

RECovERED.-We are pleased to see again
on the streets our young TREND H. VIII
liams. Harry has had quite a tussel with the
mountain fever, but ike everything he tackles,
he got away with it. ..... - ..
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

/ "a
The Committee Of Arrans emcuts appointed By
Valley Gem Lodge No. 8, /. @. G. T., 10 sunerin-
tend the arrangements Of holding Festival and
Fair at Bozeman, NJ T., consisting OF W ".
Aidersan, w T.. Blackwell, J. N. Merkle, Arch
Graham, Carrie Esans, Amanda Woodworth and
Anna Woodwork, organized BY electing Arch
Graham Secretary VI w. Anderson President.
and Anna Woodworth Treasurer. After which.
they appointed the following committee V assist
in getting up and managing the proceedings q the
Fair: rs 3#sgs 81
coxzrrrsx on SOLICITATIONS.
Amanda Woodwork, Anna Woodworth,
Lizzie MoCiarsn. G: {. Tanner
connrrns or DscoRA1Iess.
Z BLACKWELL Arch Graham q H - brand,
Lsnghorns NJ Eiss nrs s' Ey.s:
Alice Leonard Lixsie McClaraA Sophie Guy
John Erickson 4s aE ~
i HT,ylor JOB Harvey.
cnnnTrER on rABLEAUx AND cHARAD1s.
"a W Brown Thos Street Adels Street ais
Il conMrrrnE ON xLscrIoss.
c as!Esy b ssfsli.' ssee Mssss
coMxITrEE on TABLE FURNITURE.
Foster Thee Hanson Green Greer p Dudley asy s.
Mrs Rich Mrs I Clark Ars c Bailey
COMMITTEE ON FANCY rABLHs.
Carrie Evans Alice Leonard Adela Street
Davis sn. aS Ao1s
E Elss Tarner aIs croxe MRS.
o eaxM1r7En OK FISH POND
Amanda Woodwork Aurilla Davis
a 81 Z = M nc.naIs yoNn M n@lRsa
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

The Yellowstone Valley is dry and dusty,
and the grass is becoming green. A good
place for stock.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

IL you feel thirsty aud want something
nice. besides havinga pleasant smiling ois-d
ais. drop Su at Dad y j ones etzy saloon on
Main street, next to the Cash Store. Vide ct
EysGe.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

The Board of County Commissioners meet
on Monday next for tht transaction of gem
eral lnsiMfsA
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
Local News.

ALEXIS Y got in toe lstss gOns ivy ear
lier hereafter, if You pleasc. 49, v -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

Mr.. y--~H--Ayleswerth, from tlle-Grow
Agency. passed through town OH Friday, en-
route to Virginia.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29
SOMETHING new.

Mr. TRAIN of the City Photograph Gallery;
HELENA, is takingpietures Of Freekled Perssssis
smooth asa peach, by an entirely new process
Now is your time, il only works in cold weather.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

All accounts due G. w. Odell have been placed
in nv hands for collection. Persons indebted are
hereby notifyed TO come forward ana sInake pay
THOS. r. EDWARDS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

A splendid new fire-proof building has
been erected at the Crow Agency, which is
occupied by Mr.. G. w. Hoffman as q store
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-29

THANKs.-Wea are under allegations to Hon.
w. FL. Clagett for Congregational document S.