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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-02-02
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS !! /
(qE HAVE STUDIED THE WANTS OF THE PEG

G6qE HAVE STUDIED THE Nv ANTS OF THE PEG
pie North Georgia, for Ave years. and
W who viii call with just what they need, and Will make it
greatly their interest to buy Goods in Marietta
We great many goods Merchants north Of this place,
perfectly familiar with the Atlanta prices simply because they
better by buying Marietta from then should the eo
pie Of Cobb and surrounding countless elsewhere 70 buy what they
money home We have reduced our prices as low
sthoa Of Atlanta other market in Georgia. and will give
Zone Hundred Dollars Reward"
for any Of goods bought Atlanta, that will
business We have splendid assoft
general Merchandise Boots Shoes &c., the quality OF which
cannot fail to give satisfaction Also,
DRY GOODS, BROWN, BLEACHED & STRIPED DoMESTlcss
PANTS GOODS SPOOL COTTON TABLE POCKET cuTLERY
cRocKERY SPOONS SUGAR. COFFEE, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, TEAS, SPICES DC. &C. s
grades which for and purity unsurpassed IN
State so SO per gallon Groceries Of every description
In short supply You with anything YOU want and intend
Come and tor yourselves
We charge nothing for showing and pricing goods
Admiancc house Free and it buay when you call
immediate attention. do not e
Our chairs free and all our visitors welcome s s
r. II. aMcCUTCHEON 81 BRO,
. 4 III a4 East Side Public square, Marietta Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-02-02

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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

The FoURTH.---B.zeman, like all Her Sis
ter cities in fhe I.r tory, filled to come to
fime wiha grand old; ashioBsd celebration
Of the GLORIOUS Fourth, but several s. cal
parties we're given in different par 3 The
Valley. The citizens of Hamilton anu the
West Gallati.l had picnic party at Central
Park, at which Mr.. I. r.. Weaver read the,
Deel#tatit,ts nalepeasler.e. n. n Mayuirr.
Es4.. delivered an pFatil,u gssss patI istlc
Istsehrs we're matte BIZ Hen. II. QuIsey.
a.ss lev i III Il Isls lagaz
racing AMI other sports asge ssssil,iyt.d In
and The affair wo,nd up by a social dance ut
Vrrd Cockrill's house AT Central Park. III
Boz man the firing OF cannon, and a iyr,,-
tecillts display by the young folks we're tie
principal amtisehlents o; The day, ana Iii the
evening large party assembled in Odrllss
hall % trip the night fantastic" which they
dia I'LL the sun made hi, appearalice over the
eastern hills. We noiced thai some. nt our
Good leiapiar friends appeared to be bad v
''su;,-struch" the next day. although the
thermometer didn't GO up IT, 100. 1t doubt
less was attributable 10 The ..iightness'' vi
the atmosphere.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

GOVERNMENT SURvEYs.-rhr public sur
Feys in this Territory Tor his season will
soon bs commenced. several contract rs i.a.-
g left today tor their respective ii Ids al
work. j. II. Thomas and party % t. Fiat-
head Lake. north of the IL, tan rt.srrva iof.
part oil his contract. we understand is III
establish the boundary line between tie rp---
ervaf Oh ana Goseranirnt In ,tis proper.
which. Il j. said. runs directly through tie
cantre OF the lake. Frank Marsh and his
party go 10 the Elackinot country. while
Ntbeker s. Baker viii make surveys i.l4iisc
Big II sle. Horse FRA rit. and Stink,lrma ater
regions. They will lie absent about tpilr
months. W. L. Mcfarland and w, w. john
son who have contracts in the Sun river a. a
Nevafla creek districts, will leave Helena
some time dnriag the week to commence
operations. Military scorrs will accompany
parties to the field whenever dam
ger is apprchenled from hos lie !ndians.-
Herald.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
Attention, Settlers.


PRE-EMpTIos ENTRIES made for you by
L. B. LYMAN. late Register Of the Land
Office. without cost; no charge or payment
Mha ever required except the Government
price for the land, and one Witness ontysre-
quir.d; III prescriptions u fIomesleasis No
witnesses are required two ii three goinr
together may be witnesses for zach othelr.
Homestead E.'frirs. Mineral Land E4trlt.s,
and all kiails Of public land business cheaply
and correctly transacted
Contested Land Claims ativocat a before
the Land Office ct Helena "a 1t Washing
ton; also Soldier's claims for $50 acre Home
steads along the North Pacific Rssl nxsl In
formation relating TO the public lands. rail-
road and school lands, free. by applying to
l.. b. LYMAN, Helena, Office near the Land
Office
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
Faon HE mAaMo1n 40. Pa.aas.
MaMMoTn HoT SPRINGS,
NATIONAL PARK, June Both, 1874.
Editor IF TIE 4Uu,tf sas19s,,..

Il MAMMOTH HoT SPRINGS,
NATrcNAL PARK. June Both, 1874.
Editor ef ths 4vanf Eouyser:
1 While in Boze.liln was. surprised at the
frequenl- mention " these 81 rings, and at tie
time thought they we're receiving more praise
than they were worthy Of but <iuce have
become thoroughly acquainted with this place
Of wonders. and knowing 10 the almost NIL
racnlous cures effected by these waters, |
cannot but admit that TOO much praise can
nj { be bestowed. s3.
AZ preshet there is quite camp here, eoin-
posed principally of representatives from
Bozensaii and the Gallatin Valley, while Wiz
low creek, Madison, jefferson and Helena
are also represented. A soodly number OF
Ewes tar daughters are sprinhled among the
sterllt'r sex, and their presence is the cause
OF giving high tone TO the first large camp
in the Nitional Park. 4, .. s1g..,ss sstt.gs
Insalids aud visitors are profilse in their
praise Of the health giving qualities of the
waters. and the wonderful sceiery. Many a
one VITO contemplated remaining but Il few
weeks. are low sending To Bnzenian, for mere
9 'pples, With the view Of prolongihg their
stay to ali ineeAnite period. @ s
met here Bozea,an.s artist, Mr.. Crissman,
WAC by the way. has been hard at work tax
ing views Of the prominent PLACES in this
Immediate region, Ills negatives 50 far are
the finest that it was ever tly lot to gaze mp
o.; and right here ! would say to all who
will be unable Ky pay, the Park a visit. that it
vii. pay them 70 procure = set of Mr.. C.'s
Park scenes.
On the 10th. lat the urgent solicitation OF
the proDrictors Of the springs) Mi. Tommy
Thompson performed the hazardous isat OF
climbing to the p of the monument Known
as Jhe Liberty Cap. His intention was to
plant the stars and stripes on the summit.
but as be could not do TINS to any advantages.
ne stood erect and held the nag. ant while iii
4lrfs d s.Ei=s,ss.. lock view If tho
liberty cap slirmonnLsl bY Tos1Isfy alIlaiis
flag. | was not present Rfteir ;its. iiiig pr =
elitation was made by the ladies'. but iltl-
derstood that speeches We're lna,le Oh the oc-
casion which. though not Astounding in elo-
iuenee. are to be admired for their terseness
and hrevity. They are AS follows: ..Fommy
here's your ffagg-now climb" s'Iproceede,lli
to climb. .ss.y3F,. ass 5f4 tsts
Il ann not sure thai | have reported the.
speeches correctly. but think they will do
Several tems, perhaps OF interest, i defer
until my next.
VISITOR.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
ROAD NOTICE.
couNrYs.CLlRk's oFricn,
fs1iZena In II II

/ .st CoUNrYsGLIRk' s OFricn,,
1 Bozeman, N. I. /
ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: Tax.
Il Notice: That petition or the citizens of Willow
Greek Precinct was presented to the Boaru oil Com
Ma slontfs OF tai latin county, Montana At thpIr
June Term 1917, Tor county road, commencing 4,
shea,s bridge, on The Ma ilson river, tnrnc u IN.
j euerson VALLEY to the crossing OF Willow creek
al or near al rarker's; thence 10 the county lice
present travelled road REe2EF7 = S
Ait5 one from the citizens of Elk Grove Precinct
Tor = county road, commencing at u poin, abort
one mile West Of the Court House of GafIatIn com
| ~. Mon ana; thence southwesterly by the most
Route to the north liae Of the
ranch OF +: a. Luiid; thence west ON said line
across the West Gallatin river TO the Old Rzeman
and Virgins City road of trail.
Also, one other from the citizens Of Elk Grove
Precinet Tor county road. commencing ut the np-
per bridge on the Wes Gallatin On the south line Of
the south half of the south west Quarter If sacfinn
~ thence east along SAID line and half miles
themes H0rth along the center line OF sections %
IA IL anu = four miles to the north line of township
), south rang east; thence north westerly to inter-
Ever. fs--s ssz5
Also, one from the citizens Of East Galatin Pre-
selnet Tor q county road, commencing near Jacob
streaIn, the north side to the line dividing the
farms OF j. E. Reese and Noah Gee; thence sot,fh
along SAID line to the south side OF Reese creek:
near William Attack y.
Also one from the citizens of West Gallatiu Pre-
einct for county road, commencing at the inter-
sctlon Of The road fren COckrl,s east b,i,iQe to
Sixon's crossing with tie section line ia Enos
Swan feld then G running east SAID line to the
etbt siae q A. lansing ranch; thence on the most
route to the roa leading from IJninn
Mills 70 Nelson's GRO sing. sa#H Is m T
Al persons objecting 10 tho granting Of any of
sli petltohs are requested to appear at nav oce
It the next regular meeting of the suld HoarIinf
TO be begun and held at my alle:e
IN tine -itrst Mohd.y in September 1872. and show
sause why the prayer OF said petitions or any af
hem should net be granted. - - /
ARCH GRAHAM.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

Willow CKEEK.-Mr j. Il. Aylesworth
oanie n from Willow Greek on TUESDAY. and
reports prosperous times III that -four shi, D
little valley. Many improvements are in pro-
sress and ths. farmers exprrtto get NJ, :.bul-
dant harvest. Pie people celebrated tl,e
glorious Fourth with grea. setaf. by reading
th- DSciaratla1a 81 Independence. PATRIOTIC
speeches. songs &c. followed by a pienie
dinner which WAS partaken OF BY about l25
pefsrhs. Gynnastic and other am,l.-mr,,ts
We're then provided for the young folks. and
the RENAL der otthe day was spent iii llierri-
ment ard r jaicing.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
JUST RECEIVES!
5000 Rolls Wall Paper,
Of the newest designs, vt
.a HOLMAN & BROS

AR'IrED.-Prof. r. v. Hayden. in charge
OF the U. ;. Geological Surye,i g expedition
arrived IN Bozenan- On Friday evening". The.
arfy is row camned at Fort Ellis until he
necessary outfit aid supplies caiibe procured
when they Will proceed to the Yellowstone.
We felieve.ii is the intention of tle party TO
commence operations in tie Vie n ~ of DR..
Hunters Hot springs and continue their ex-
plorhions through t e U per Yellowstone
country. making more thorough, s,trv.y of
lie sry>ef region. and give a more. n.iiist.
rep"rt Of the characteristics OF The wonder
land than Was furnished last year. The pal-
~ irr now fitting ont for the jour ey. aid
will he equipped with all the lie eSsarins
therefor. and from the well established rtsp,,-
fatio,t ~ the gentlemen composing the ex-
petition. We shall be disapIs0 ri n. it we ,l0
not rcriveas thorough description of The
marvellous region to be traver>ed. as it is |
possible to obtain.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
Deer Lodge Items.

| Independent, July 9th:
The diggings Oh American BRr are paying
better chan ever.
Hon. VIM. Fl. Clagett Is expected to re-
turn home on or about the 1llh inst.
|. Eight hundred and seven pounds of silver
bullion was brought Into town last week
from Phillipsburg.
Deer Lodge has been full OF visitorsduril 8
the week, attracted by the meeting Of the
Colv n1iong. $50 sssas ast i
The 900 yard race between Gourtl Heels
and the Missouri mare was won by the tor
mer by TIRES fest. Some $l,5O0 changed
hands, A sssEssSa ss
& Messrs. Higler and Cardwell, delegates to
the Territorial Democratic Convention, did
not arrive until alter its Adjournment. Cause:
three feet of snow on the Builder divide. !,
Tne County Commissioners have ordered
the issne OF printed return sheets TO the cleo
tion preciacts 10 enable the officers to send
III their returns III proper shape. aud pre-
vent their being thrown out Tor intormality
Complaints are plenty about the condition
Of the upper valley road on lie west side.
Some parties have turned water IRON one Of
the large bitches for the purpose OF irriga-
ton. This action is contrary to the statute.
and we Noulh suggest the propriety oi
guarding the roads from damage by water,
if the parties using it desire to avoid prose-
cution. .sA
Messrs. E. NJ. Hoyt. II. q. McNaily & Co.,
and Vault s. Co., whose sluiceDoxes were
robbed last week in Green Horn g,ilel,, went
in pursuit Of the Chinee thief. came up with
HMM Pioneer, secured him and took him
back to the place of the depreciation. What
they viii! do with him for violating the laws
Of property remains to- be seen.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

CAlTLE Eos MONTANA drove Of 500
Cattle owned By Messrs. j. b. aud G. w.
Iasinr o. this place, aud T. L. German Of
Macon County have started for Montana.
Ihey are veaTlings and were bought in Ram
dolph, charlton, Macon and Lewis counties
- rom $40 to $50 per head. Thestrain and
STOCK wall be IN charge of Thos. German,
a,.a VIII be SC 'ompanied BY Mack Smi. h,
NIKE s al,e Barnhart, Geo. Lawrence. J.
=. fnipps, Luther Crissman. ALab Day and
Two others named Lamb. There will be
Three wagons. hauling provisions and bag
.Kage. MrsGorhan's family will go by rail-
sroau ana Join him at Carter Station.--H Hunts
rsEke Citizen.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
rROzz WILLOW CREEK.

/ Z E
WILLOW CREEK. NJ. l., July 9th. 1872
/ Editor Of the fourier:
| Thinking that Il few lines from this place
might not he unweicone. Il have concluded
| TO give you short account Of our Fourth OF
july eelebrsioiI. A short time before he
| Fourth. the people not hearing of any pre-
| parations being male elsewhere, concluded
/ Ia again make an effort and see if watlld
be As successful as It WAS one year sgo. Not
wtthstailding the dreIichng rain n few DAYS
| previous. The morning OF the Fourth founsi
a bower e"ected and everything ready Tor tie
Federation. Tie day was cool AMI pleasant.
and ~ HI early hour the peopls commenced
To gather in such humber. that We wer
| airaid that on, bower. large as it was. wusIid
not be snffi lent tor their accommodation. The
celebration opened with prayer by the Rev.
r. Sanford; then followed the rea ling oI
the Declaration of Independence. and tie
9 ,ng America after which ora ions were. de-
liver 4 by Col. Words and Mr.. kirkwond.
which were Very Interesting and We're highly
appreciated by the audienee e.. JOSEPH, Reeves
was Marshal Of the day. ant acted his parr
with credit. Dinner time came. ard the table
set was one of the best ever av. | was
somewhat amused To seq Mr.. bate bringing
out his huge boxes OF prosiso $. as though
lie intended to feed tie entire audience hin?-
self. Every one tried to excel in making a
grand displsy of their good things to eat
.The bachelors furnished 4 good supply OF
canned trait, lenrrnafe. etc. and we all en-
80 II
joyed the dinner hugely. The exercis es of |
tn. afternoon were conducted By George B. |
Rowel. which were Interesting and amusing
They consisted Of singing. reponses to toasss.
drclalnations and Dialogues. Toasts were
offered TOR the American flag. the Heroes ST |
seventy-six and The Fourth day of July; ard
We're made by join, Moore. Henry
Turner and y. T.. Hama. The boys spoke
eScrleinly. and each We're given three rols-
ing cheers. @ t# II
The day passed off most Pleasantly. and
those In attendance expressed ,inbo,lndea all
niration OF the exercises. and longetf Tor all- &
fiber Fourth Of July. We feel proud OF the
,ablc spirit evin,.. d hy the people Of Wflh,w
reek and believe thar Montalla Cannot sur-
ii>h a more enterprisiilg neig ibors ood.
Graii, IN. THIS section is looking excellent,
sgrtal deal OF fine beat being headed out
farntrs anticipated boIntftul harvest Wei
re having an uneonmon amount OF raj. :.
net we farmers are growing lazy "A 5 you1
ave no correspondent from this place ve
.ay drop all occasional Inn. To let von know
hat i transporting in our settlement. Il
; s. = r II "a Z
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

STAGE ACClDEST.-We learn that an acci-
dent happened to the Eastern bound coach
on tuesday morning. It appears that the
coach got mired in .one. OF the numerous mud
holes formed By the late heavy rains. aud ii
rxfricatiHg the team, one Of the horses rot
IsJOses and running apun the enai of ii fence
pole. ,lrovs It Ito his breast with such forca
as % cause ilastatt death. No either damage
was done ard the driver procured another
horse from one OF the rafchmen. aud the
coach nroet eded on its way sssss a7s -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
AMONG the arrival. on the ,,strlaa;1 ,oacl,

AMONG the arrival. ON the .,strlasil coacl.
\ from Curinre last night. Were Gol. 1 !. NJ.
Black and q. r. Peck. of the Northwest
transportation Line. We are pleased, To-
know that Col. Blacks health, during lis alb
sence i, the States, has greatly improved, and
he returns to the mountains again looking
hearty and vigo Gus. These gentlemen are
stopping at the International Hotel, and will
probably remain in the metropolrstor sever al
weeks.-H Herald. s@
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
Local News.
LEGAL Editor.
BoZEMA AN. MONTANA,
py- The first volume Of the COURIER has

Bog The first volume OF the COURIER has
Tapped on the last quarter. aud is now draw
ing toa close. We have several thousand
dollars Oh our books against orr patrons for
advertising. job work and subscriptions, which
we need. and earnestly request thYie ind bt-
ed to come forward and settle. Every ex-
pense connected with the publication 6f a
newspaper requires cash. and OUR patrons
will a. once see The nee ssity of prompt pay
ment OH their part. We intend adopting
he ~ scale of prices and a different method 81
business Oh the expiration Of this volume.
and wish all old accounts closed.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

New GooDS.--Two trains have arrived
this seek at Wilson and Rich's with about
twelve tons of stapfn5 groceries. oils as!
household goods. We call attention a. then.
advertisement Of Teas. ETC.. of which they
have the finest ass ,rtment ever brought tn
Montana, which they sell at low figures for
greenbacks. { all and examine
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
IsErDEsrs or THE FouKrn.-Amonv I'll

Isi'rDEsTs or THE FoUKTH.--Am ong TIL.
ilcid Its and accidents on the Fourth, W..
noticed performing caynse making All ilef-
iectual attempt T. stand Oil Ills head fasllsig
i'm this he deposited his rider in Il mtid-llolp
AID started on fIie run Tor the hills. leaving
the aforesaid rider, Who wasn't D rider any
Ion er. philosorlhzing Tins Put notslhy.
trust in bioIcos,' All eccentric individual
who was tryiag to navigate witt. Ill his bal
last at III mast head lost his equilibrium.
aid found the centre OF gravity IN y u Of lie
water bitches No damage done. q eept to
The appearance II his new emit Of sore
clothes. A gentleman trun the e0uil ~,
who had taken too much ..ffgilring' benz, d
another one 70 4 hoin OF fisticlffs,
and ~ Il natural re nit. went l0nre ihlisn- 4
.uoti, or two. and With lamp III nluuI Mug.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

NAL T. ID. PEAsE. us ~ State thar
ne Is IN no way interested IN quartz at Cherry.
oreek or any other camp. Tie Mr.. Peasr
Nh"hl we alluded 10 lastwesk as 4 purchaser
. We Cherry areek mines Il another gentle.
msn. Who will dcnbrlss. feel fiaitered vt the
que we bestowed upon him.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
THE FINEST STOCK OF
Ch,Idreriss Hats
or the Newest styles, just received at
ELLIS. DAVIS II SFEKLING'S.

Mr.. DANIEL SMALb. of Hamilton. we are
Informed. died suddenly AT twelve o'clock on
Tuesday. We are not advised as to the caus
most esteemed citizens and his loss will be
deeply felt by a large circ G ofirieHsls and the
community in general. we tender his family
our sincere sympathy in their nntinisly
Bereavement.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
JUST RECEIVED.

CLOTHES BASKETS, MAHKET n q
ssfATIONERY If iii kinds, MUhfCA AL.
Rms and SCHOOL BOOKS. AIS. ii Urge
aassf9ftment of WALL PATEzs, FIRE WORKS.
iherons to mention 7TTs|
eaii and cx .IIiine our Stock.
S. H.. HOFFMAN n BRO,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

L TERRiFrc SroRn.--On Saturday evening
we were visited by one OF the Iiost terrible
thunder-,sornls We ever remember ~ l.ayt
witnessed. 4 lIolls... situated about tkbl
hl,ldresl yards from file COURIER office. MAS
struck Nv the electric tItlil. and md u n
split up in d excellent kindIing WOOD. The
iotiss II s.ccupi,tl BY one II o,r coloresI riti-
ze@,s, bat, fori1naftly TOR Iis WOOL he Was
absent It the time the concnssion took place.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

A. LAMME 4 Co.'S train arrived YESTERDAY.
loaded with large stock of California goods
ard groceries. They are now in daily re-
ceiDt of goods from the railroad
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

N. j. DAVIS, Esq, has forwarded The first
consignment OF 10000 pnttad, TO M.ssrs.
Ellis. Davis & sperling. He will remain at
CoJnne till the whole OF their mammoth
stock is shipped. The first train will arrive
in a few DAYS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

PERsoNAL.-Wr received calls last We, K
rom MessrS. Jos. Harvey. II. j. Madden and
:. iocklin. Of The Hoodoo lining Company,
near Ra,l-rsbnrg. Also from Mr.. Richaras
thompson, owner OF the K.atingville gulrll
mines. We hear il whispered til I their.
prii cipal business was to geI alway with soule
OF our Bozenlan bt.l Is. Look QUE, boys; they
wear s'ialgget'' breast pins.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
Rev. VS.. Frackelton'. Appointments


Rev Bishop Il. M.-Mar,in,s ID. D., will preach NJ
the following places:
Helena SUNDAY, July l4th. morning and evening
De Lodge, Sunday JULY 2lst, :" .
Radersburg, "Wednesday July 24th, at sp n
viewers school fIsuse, on West Gaiiatin, Friday,
July 10Th, at r. NJ
BoEeman Sunday July Goth, mornin and evening.
Further appointments will be made known here
Sf,er VIA
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

# BOARDING HoUsE.-sIr<. Growers elegant
new boarding house on Blbcock street is now
= the full tide 81 prosperity. and gaming
every day. If yon want sub
sta.llial mall nipered off with Ice cream
aid delicious Strawberries. call ut Mrs Ga
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

Mr.. Clancy. nephew Of Judge Wan. Clancy.
of Keatingvllle, is spendinga few DAYS IN
Bozeman. The Judge is expected over the
last of this week,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
PLEASE TAKE s0,TcE.

The richest and most complete assorIiBent OF la
dies BOWS, Lace Collars. 4 ace Handktrcheiis,
Babies Embroidered Clothes, Elnar pderies Of
svery description, etc, etc HIS just been received
per express by ELLIS. DAVIS Il SPERLiSG.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
AVANT COURIER
AGENTS.

wehave constituted the following named persons
our agents in their respective localities, and they
are authorized to receive subscriptions advertise.
,nents, etc, and give receipts for money paid for
the same:
John IL. Ming Helena
ID. W Tilton.. Virginia City
fail fsacll Sterling
viii H. Hall ............. istdersburg
Robert w. Keller. ...........4.. Madison Bridge
T II. PaEley ! ,....s...... Beaver Creek Crossing
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11

REESE CREEK. The crops mi tile vicinity
Of Rt'ece Creek are looking in splendid con-,
ditipn. that locality having escaped the visit
alton Of the severe hill storm Of Saturday
lust. fs ~ u = 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-11
DOLLY WARDEN HEARD FROM.

We take pleasure in informing
all our triends thai We have just
received. per express. vtfy
large and complete assortment
M dolly Varsietis.. Jcwplry.5
Necklaces. Coral Beads, Kid
Gloves. Of all culnrs. &c.. &c.
Also large lot ct real hair
Braids. Clrl>. Switches. this-
mons. &C., &C., which we offer
very cheap to make room Tor
our large spring stock.