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NiiEA SPRINGS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS P,o o. Hboa Co... Tenn,
Best and Cheapest Watering Place
ia the South.

TNlE,E WATERS CURE DEOpSI. roro.
1 lua, Dyspepsia, Ehclmnfl.m, and rll
Diseases Of lho Bones, skim Bowels, stomach
Liver and Kidneys, Thcy have proved ,pr.
cilr IN Chronic Diurrhp and Dy.rutrry, AM
are highly clIlwuou- in diseases peculiar t.
frmulcs,
j, g., WATSON, the Proprietor oc Those
springs, propose, 70 conduct The Hotel on n
more liberal and cytcn,iyc scale than ever be-
fore, Special inducements offered IN the wny
of muscmcnts. \ Livery stable j. now Open
nllordng line stock and equipments for the
benefit and pleasure Of visitors.
water free to all who may desire Boarding
In private iumilc, or in Cmup,,
IInrk. VIII be at the landing on arrival Of
boats from Chattanooga, TO convey visitors Ia
the Spring; ul,o, at ATHENS, on T., Z. Va,
n Gu H. Il. - miles from the springs.
The most sumptuou' fare !, provided. aud
prepared by i number ono professional cook,
The undersigned desire, 10 please hi guests,
and will give satisfaction.
-. q. ysa&SON. rr0D'r.
May II, lt72.tc,.!33
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a FIGHT lately took place ia Irdia Ne.
tween native and q hygna. in which
the former fastened lis teeth into III"
nostrils OF the beast aud held hln until
help arrived.
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VALUABLE FARM FGEs SALE.

lTNiE SUBSCRIBER HASA VALUABLE
1 Farm for sale. situate in the 18th civil dis
trirt Of McNlnn County. on the road leading
from Athens to the mouth Of the OcOCc. con-
tanning $50 acres Of land, loo Of which are in
cultivation and hi2hly productive the balance
well timbcrcd. There is u comfortable house.
crib. stables &c. on the premises. There is
also fine spring. and the wholeiS well water
ed. II will be sold at private sale on rca>ona-
bic terms. Parties desiring to purchase can
obtain further information by calling on the
subscriber on the premises. or addressing him
through the post Office at Coghill. McMinn
county. Terms will be reasonable.
PERRY TREW.
! May II. lS,2- I'm -
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.Son-fsCA;iicl,t Notice,

Circuit Court Of McMinn County, Tennessee
John +. slower. Clerk. vs.. John Benton. j. +
Benton aud j. y. cobb.
y this rau,r it appearing to the Court from
j the return made bv the sheriff Of MrMinr
county, that the defendant j. +. Benton i, Il
NONRESIDENT of the state Of Tennessee: II /,
ordered by the Court that publication be mad,
in 'hc Athens Po>t.a new >papcr published in
Athens. McMinn county. Tennessee. for lolIl
consecutive weeks, notifying and requiring
the >aid j. +. Benton to be and appear before
the Judge Of orr Circuit Court to he held fOl
the County of McAlinn. on the second Monday
Of August next, then and there to plead. an.
Swcr Or dcmur to the petition iilcd in thi,
cauSc or the same will be taken rs confessed
aud set for hearing cX partc rs to him.
JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
May 81 lS12.lt-prr fee $l,OO-23j
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Chmnccry Court. Dcrntur. E'rnn
T.. j. Bates and wife. vs. j. Il. Dod,on n
VIM. kOark

+. J. Bates and wife, ". j. Il. Dod,on and
VIM Roark.
IN this rnui," it appearing from III" return
i Of the sheriff. and affidavit hrliI- been
made a, required by law, from all Of which it
appears that VIM. Royrk, one e the defend
ants in the above stated cause i~a non-r,,i-
dent of the State Of Tennessee: II is therefore
ordered 10y the Clerk aud Master that snid
VIM. Eourh h" required tu appear before III"
Chlurrry Count at Decatur. on til" "a Monday
oi p'ymhcr. 49,. and Nuke defense ~ sud
Hl.t. or ll. -,r. VII boz taken for "n-,.,,d.
.rI 30. .ata,n ST.: '"r a"i~iu. cN pLrtr 90, 20
hu. ID i, IN liner ordered iuI, ais notice Lr
published 'ur four consecutive week, II, the
\tlur. Post. mi. fa dly NJ iurr. 49,.
". i. BLENINS, { u NJ.
June :, lS12-it-pr, fee = ,OJ-2JG
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The local editors Of Detroit are
lamentng the departure from that
city Of a lad named Johnny, who
has long been to them a refuge, a
solace, and a source Of paragraphs.
Two years ago this hoy shot him
self; two months after he was
choked with a fish bone; afcw days
after he set fire TO a barn and called
out the Fire Departments; he swal-
lowed IA top; he was run over by
an icc-cart; he fell into the river,
and once he was lost for three days.
Well may Detroit seem dull after
his departure.
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WIN. w. ALEXANDER, NJ. ID.

nFFICE NO.4 WAsHINGTONS STREET,
" Con the corner of Church Alley, and 'front.'
ine the Methodist Church.) Residence 81,
Washington street.
! Athens, Tenn, Jan'y 4, 1S72Iy.2;i
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

i ErTRy Or ruBllc LANDS. On the 18th 81
March, Mr.. Glagett introduced IN the HOUSE
of Representative Che following blll, rela-
ting 10 the entry 81 public lands nj the Terri
tories Of the United States:
Rs IL enacted BIZ TIE Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States Of inner
sca IN Congress asseusbted. That every bona
fide settler settled upon the public lands of
the United States at the time Of ElleY passage
of this act, In either Of the Territories OF the
United States, shall have the right OF pre-
eaption to one hundred and sixty acres Of
nonmineraI land III said Territory, and that
the fact Of such settles having heretofore had
the benefit of the presumption act OF septem-
Der fourth. eighteen hundred and forty -one.
on lands outside the limits OF said Territory.
shall interpose no bar to his or her obtaining
the benefits of this act.
SIC. q. That each homestead and pre-emp-
ton claimant In said Territory shall, upon
presentation at the proper district land-offiee
Of satisfactory proof that there is not. and
was not. at the time of entry. any valuable
timber upon the tract located by such claim
ant, shall have the right to enter not exceed-
ing forty acres of vacant non-mlneraI land.
over which the Government surveys have
been extended and not more than twenty
five miles distant from the tract located by
such homestead or presumption claimant:
Peousded, That none but bona-tide settlers,
actually resident upon their respective tracts.
shall have the right to make such entries Of
timber laIlu; and thar such entries shall be
made subject TO such needful rules and reg
sulations as may be prescribed by the Secre-
fary Of the Interior and the Commissioner Of
the General Land- Office for the proper EN-
forcemeat of this act: And pyopiaed further.
That said forty acres Of timher-land shall be
included in and form i part of said pre-emp-
ton of one hundred and sixty acres.
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OBlTUAR II.

DlED, at Richmond, Ray Co. Missouri.
Thursday. March 18th, Ben. 5. Word, aged
30 years.
Mr.. Word leaves many friends in Montana
who will read the announcement Of his death
with sad hearts. He was a brother Of Hon.
Samuel Word, Of this city. was born IN Knox
County, Kentucky. He came to Montana
from ST. Joseph in 1851, and settled in this
CITY. returning East on 4 visit in 1850, when
lie married, and with his wife returned here
in 1866. In 1868 he took up his home in Hell
ena. where he has since resided until aboutene
month since, when he returned East MI. Word
has been for years in very poor health. st1f-
eriilg constantly from a disease Of a scrofu-
Ious character. for VI Itch there could be but
one termination; but possessed Of a naturally
strong constitution and great vitality, he re-
sisted the insidious attacks Of his dread enc
my. and defended the citadel Of Life long af-
ter his iricnds-and even he himself-had
given up al hope ola final victory.
The deceased was true friend, a kind
neighbor, q generous citizen, possessed q
cheerful temper and a genial social DISPOSE
ton. These qualities won to himself host
of warm friends who We're strongly attached
to him. Only those in the most intimate re-
lation with him were aware Of tho tact that
even when sa seeaneA nlest oafsM4M gM joy
Gus among his friends. me WAS stsasEanig che
most excruciating pain from the steady raw
ages OF the terrible disease that was SO soon
TO destroy the life chat outWardlY appeared
SO happy.
Mr. Word filed the position Of Assistant
Clerk OF the House at the last session OF the
Legislature, and had also occupied various
official positions iii this county, always per-
forming his duties in such a way as to gain
the regard and esteen1 of all who came in
contact with him officially.
We can assure his widow aud relative here
and in the East, that they have the warm
sympathy of our entire community in their
bereavement MontGaiara.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
ROAD NOTICE.

s##s EourrYsCLxRK,s nEFfeH,
Bozeman, IT, e.
~ III ,vs,en II n,.,v concern. Take notice that
petition from s.lr citizens Of West Gallatln pre-
einct was presented to the BEARD OF Commission
III II their March term 1872, for > county road
from Hamilton running east on the most
bridge to Nixon crossing Of the West Ga1iatn
River. :,
Also one from the citizens of BoSeman preclnes
For i county road from 4 point where the line OF
Main streetin Bazenan, III. r., intersecta inc ilne
dividing ranges five and six east, aonfnWara 20
the mouth of Leyeriehs q cAnyon
Alse one from the citizens Of East Gsllasn pre-,
cinct fiji county road from point in the road
south Of James Goodwin's ranch, thence lon me
line .asvidng James Goodaia'a and Manuel
yss land 10 the west side of East Gallatin, to In
tersrst the road from Union Mills to Nelson efoas-
lng of West Gnllatin River
Z Also one from the citizens Of Bohemian prse!ncs
for d county roaa ffom point in . line with Main
street in Boxeman one-t fourth OF annie west or tns
line dividing ranges ye aud SIX east, 70 csnnect
with the road from Bozeman via GAllatin Mills to
the foot Of the mountains, at point near 3. j.
ARCH GRAHAM,
County G erk.
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DR. THos. REEcE, NJ. \. G. $,
LONDON.
PHYSICIAN &; SURGEON.
once, Library Building, Nam street,
HELENA, Nj. r.

nR REECE begs TO return thanks to ms r.Ioi's
j for the liberal support he has received dtlflne
the last three years, and to inform the pubic genef-
ally Of tie gratifying success. with which he has
treated his patients, many Of whom had been SUI
II Tie enjoy Of perfect health through his treat
nent. ID.
Dr. r.. would further state that his experience
has enabled him 10 asstnguis those diseases Weh
are peculiar To tts Territory, and will IN future &C.
vote Ills attention to their treatment feeling conf
dent OF his ability to recommend the best anu most
modern practice adopted by the European anu
sAmerlea an Faculties.
speeial attention will be given to Rheumatism,
Piles, InfIamel Eyes, syphilis. IN all Its forms,
Goilo,rhea elect, Sperlnatorrhea and all other
evil effects arising from such diseases.
Numerous testimonials may be seen at the. Or. !
Office together with such convincing proofs that
will satisfy the most skeptlcal OF his success. and
lie hopes that by strict attention and straghtfor-
ward conduct to merit u trial from the suffering
public !,
FREE, CHARGES STRICTLY
MODERATE
n B--Dr Reeee will prescribe for the deserving
poor free Of charge, between the hoitrs OF q. ~
and IL I'M.
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About u O'Clock On Friday night, 4 ksro-
ssns lamp u the sutlsr store 81. Messrs.
Cutter Daniels II Fort Ellis exploded. j
conveying flames ID all parts of the stpre.
and speedily ignitin9 the whole building. ii
was soon in = fair way, for destruction. An
employee Of the store, Sam Moran, was the
only person awake at the time, and liz imme-
diately rushed to room iii The second story
70 arouse MI. Daniela and Major BoMen, who
were quietly sleeping. ignorant ot ths appal-
ling fact that terrible connagraiion VA H..
slng IN uncomfortable fury below, and
threatening every moment to engulf them III
The flaming vortex. AZ soon as they were
awakened. and became aware OF their peril
Gus position, they made. their exit from the
bnrning building BY jumping from the second
story window, minus everything but their
night-clothes Mr.. Moran, lii making his
way down stairs and through the building,
was surrounded by the flames and consider
ably burned. A short time after the break
ing out OF the fire, barrel OF oil exploded
with terrific report, adding fresh fuel to the.
flames. The building being as dry Us finder,
and the store containing many articles of a
combustible nature. the flames spread with 10.
irresistible force and iapidify that it was i'm
possible TO save anything from its devastating
Influence. The house was large two-story
building, containing three large rooms in
front, with small apartments back. The
building was occupied by Cutter Daniels,
Post Traders, the largest room as store,
III winch they had q splendid stock of mer-
chandise, and the other rooms as a saloon
and billiard hail. Everything IN the building
was destroyed, including their books and
private clothing. The entire loss will not
fall short Of $4,000. Insurance ST.. 900.
Although this loss to Messrs. Cutter \
Daniels is very severe. they will resume
business ina short time. and are now, with
their eharaot eristic1 energy. perfecting the
necessary arrangements tht refor.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

The psople of TIE lower part Of TIE yalisy,
acting npon.. onr suggestion o. last week,
havs called public meeting Of the citszsns
81 This county. 1T Hamilton, On saturday
Tia aOtl. day Of April, 1872, at IA O'Clock, for
the purpose Of devising Ways and means y
protect the Lives ana property Of our citizens
from Indian depreaations and theIts.
WI sincsrely trust that our citizens gsner-
ally will turn out.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

THaKrfoKY or MONTANA,
County az Esaiasiu.

z
County Of Gsllatin
gon1niss1enerss Court March term, 1872:
Among the records And proceedings OF the Bokrd
of G,n Iy Of said countJ, had and
dome Of, the third day Of said tsrm, il the following.
to-wit:
Orlersd that TIE Clerk of skas Hoard publish no~
lice In the AyAsT GoURiaR, TINT scaled pfopesai8
VIII be received at the County Clerks office Until
tie care and ailatenafee and medical treatment Of
the INDECENT. tick and insane OF Gaalatin county
faker il glse i bond iii the sum ef three thousand
asilsfs ID &c sken and approved by the Chairman
and Glesk OF Ills EasEd, and the contract g pc
lowest responsible bfe.aer The privileges Il re-
served % refuse any and IA bids 90 made
Iixesi, at Bozelaan, N T., March I'D. 1876.
iaNs ARCH GRAHAM,
County Clerk
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ADnrrrsTRArnIx NOTICE..

Notice il hereby given that letters of sdminlstra
ton were GRANTED July 18th, a.. ID. ISL 20 the IN
dersigned Admin,<tratrix Of ths estate Of John q
Murphy deceased The creditors Of, and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
occurred Is exhibit them, with the necessary
syu..,5- f,r allowance, within one yeay AFTER the
date 81 the i&ts.s or they may be preciudsd FROM
any benefit of scn estate and if such claims be nos
exhibited within two yeaTs from the date of the LETT
tiers, they sinai be forever barred
LUCY r. MURPHY,
Administrator of the estate OF John T. Murphy
deceased
Dated al Bozeman City. March ed, 1917.
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BOHEMIAN, MONTANA TxRRITOAy,
December Ill 1871.
FRIENDS ANDALL:
Coon, BAD AND INDIFFERENT, it makes no DIFF
ference to us; it is your Greenbacks We are after,
and IT, gsE them we propose to sell Won MORE
GOODS FOR ON y DOLLAR than any other store
in to IN.
We will say to every man who has m iasaress in
his pocket, Id th= county or in Bohemian. that we
believe We are to-day entitled to some credit for
there are but few ii circumstances, with limit.
ed means etc, who would dare start in business ~
the time re did hi opposition to men Of means,
and cut down the prices as We have done. BY 20
doing we believe we are . benefit to every CEN
sumner in the county, whether he buys for caah or
not for We're it not for us. FIRMLY bslieve goods
would be sold much higher figures than they are.
TO those who buy for cash, or those who do not.
we will take pleasure in showing you cur goods %
any time, that you may see the differences between
buying for cash and jawbons
Thanking al for the kindness which has bseA sx-
tended to US,
We are, respectfully, yours,
a. w. q G. Z. TANNER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
S1IM MONS.

lii the District Court of the First Judicial District
IN and for fhs csunty Of Guiatin Territory OF Mon
tana:
Lizzie ne. Parks, Plaintiff,
Against
James HI Parks, Defendant
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send
greeting TO James II. Parks, the above named de-
iendants
You are hereby required to appear III an action
broilgh lit against YOU by the above named plaintiff,
iii THE said District Court, aud to answer the com-
pIaiiaf fled tieIei within days exclusive of the
day ii sgrYiee1 alter tile service yoia of this
summons, ii SERVED within this county; Or, II
served out Of this county bnt n this judicial Dis
triet twenty days; otherwise within forty days or
Judgment IN de1sslllt will be taken against you ac
eoraing to the prayer Of said complaint.
And YOU are hereby notified that ii you fail to mp
pear and answer the saia complaint rs above re-
ssnIred Judgment will b. taken against you BY de-
fault.
THIS action ID brought to dissolve the bonds OF
nlatrlaony existing between You and said pl Int
anil Tor such other relief as may he granted
Witness HoH. Y Il. Murphy, Nudge Of the First
Judicial District Court and tor ailatEn county,
M H.. this 18th day DIT March, ISL Z.
Issaal Attest my hand and seal I, of said Con,
A TIIEO MUFFLY,
CLERK Of the First District.
INV H NJ Mcguire. Deputy Clerk
III E I'M ifiianass solicitor tor plaintiff
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

Cor. q. n. BLACK, wc are gratined TO in
TORN his numerous friends here and else
where. has recovered from his recent severe
sfiiiction.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

"a GOOD PLAcE.-The St. Louis Hotel. Hell
ena. under the management of one of the
most popular hosts in the Territory. Mr.. G.
ID. Sullivan, is becoming the centre OF attract
ion to visitors to the metropolis. A snbstan-
tial brick eflifice elegantly furnished it offers
superior accommodations to the travelling
public.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
NOTICE CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will hereeeived at the office Of
the undersigned nit Rozefnan where plans aud speci
HcafIuns may be seeal p 10 the Iuth day Of April
next, TOR ind on hehalf at the Tuner Middle Gre elk
Ditch GGinpany, for digging sfaAy Ditch, lead-
ng from the Vest tallatin River. In The lnnds of
u. AZ Lund, 70 lter Middle glsek near III. Monitor
tin i.
BIDS must lnrInas the entire length of the ditch .
Also, for the building III fIillne headgltes a.lu
safety CUTE aE and near the Hesad of said ditch.
Ihs Tight n reject NY and All bids Il reserved By
81. DAVIS,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

RETURNED. Davis Wilson, Esq, one Of
the Old citizens Of Bozeman, who left his
first love for the metropolis about two years
ago returned from trip East last week, and.
we believe has permanently located ia Boze-
man. Mr.. WiIlson Is d young man OF fine
business and social qualities, and, as in the
past. will prove desirable accession to our
town.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
IMPORTANT 70 PRESBYTERIAN.
"A Free NEWSPAPER.

In Montana and the adjoining Territories there
are gaany who III the States were associated with
some one of the Presbyterian Of Congregational
Churches, either as members Of the church or
gregation
IL such will send their naAes, Post D6ice address
and the name of the Church which they formerly at
tended to the Rev Sheldon jackson. Denver, Colo
rado. they viii receive Presbyterian Newspaper
for 1877 free
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

IA RIcH NUGGKT. While employed IN work
ing his claim on Indian creek last week, Mr..
VIM. Venier unearthad a beautiful nugget,
Of the value of 1896. a very desirable thing
to pick up. Several rich nuggets, which ap-
pear peculiar 81 Indian creek, have been
found, but this il the most valuable one yet
discovered. These mines are located about
eight miles from RadersburR.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11
GHKAT REDUCTION I'M PRICES!
New Fruit and Cigar store.

Mr.. G. III Levy informs his friends and the public
in general thas he has made Great Reductions in
the prices OF his large assortment Of Fancy Goods
Fruits, Tobacco and Cigars and he is now offer
ing his extensive stock at prices lower than the
Helena quDtasions. -
Call and examine their goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
c. Nj. LEVY,
Main Street, tB0zcman, a. r.
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JUST RECEIVED.
a complete s1sOrtment or Trfmmings.
Ribbons Etc, Etc. at
ELLIS. DAVIS IL SPERLINE.S

ELISHA TERKILL, Esq, our old Kentucky
friend who dispenses Justice In the thriving
mining town Of Keatingville in the capacity
OF Magistrate, has been further honored by
his appointment as Postmaster, at Heating
Vile
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

SPRINGyHLE.- Indications Of a lively min
ing season can be observed iii and around
Springville. The richness Of the placer
mines at this place are unquestioneble, and
fhe only drawback experienced heretofore
has been insufficieney Of water. This indis-
pcnsable requisite to successful mining will
be abundant this season, and at least two
hundred and fifty hardy miners win be EN-
ployed in the mipes 81 Springsllle and vein
ity
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

TIN CASE of w. G. Robinson, Tor assault
and Battery committed On Mr. Williams.
about tend aTs ago, comes up hefors Judge
Langhorne to-day.
Al young gentleman happened TO sit At
church III pew adjoining one In rhich WIS
i Young lady, for whom he conceived q sud
den violent passion, and felt dsslrous Of en-
tering into courtship on the spot. but the
place not suiting formal declaration, the
sxig4ncies suggested the following plan
he politely handed his nsighbor blbls.
open. with i pinstnck ii the following verse
second EpistIe Of John, verse 7tll's And
now heseech thee, lady, not = though +
wrote new commandment INTO you, but
INT which w had from ths beginning, that
No love one another She returned II with
liz following Second chapter # Ruth. 10Th
||vsrse hen she fell On her face, md hsiretI
herself - ths ground md mid unto him,
whI bsss I Rfass il nv eyel, th.t fhsn
shoalila't taks noEice = a., seeing fhat m
! Istr.nEers Nv rssurnsd ~ book, pointing
Y IA tralflh ysr.e ii IN Third Eniatls At
John 1axiae ulAnY tAlnss n wllte xith
paper nd INK, mi trast s6eons INTO you.
md speak NO y facs.n From stka abovs
Intsssssx IN = took ~, ~ tsllov-
n -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

DIsTRIGT COMHERaNGE 1EETING
The Distract Gonferencs of the n. n. Cnarohs
south, viii - held y Bozesnaa. Wednesday. MAY
ath. 1875.
Opening sermon ~ Rev q. Y. Cnrtiss. Wednes-
day evening, IT III q clock
Conferences meets for organization Thursday at
40 IL clock u.
cordisl iayItatlon il extended 10 III
IN. n. HLAGKWHLL.##
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Our town has been full az stra

Our town has been full Of strangers the
past wsek-businc men from different
points Of the Territory, prospecting for 4 To-
cation In 4 live town on the line Of the rail-
road. Several have made arrangements to
commence business in Bozeman at an early
day.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-11

We have made reduction in prices of Tobaccos
Call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. F EN
s. /. HOLM AN 4 BRO.