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An Appropriate Story.

London detective put his head into
an omnibus one day just - il was
starting of, with the remark: Pas
sengers will do we'll to look ont tor
their pocketbooks. There are two
members OF the swell mob in this bus. "
Thereupon 8 grave looking old gentle.
man, with eyeglasses and q gold headed
cane got out, saying: IF tbaes the
case, l won't 60 in this bus" He was
followed by a clerical looking gentle
man, Who remarked that he wouidn' t
ride in such company. And then the
detective closed the door and shouted
to the driver: Gall right; drive on
they've got out" We don't mean to
be unkind; but really the story il an
old one, and we have no excuse for pub
fishing 1t, except that Senator Pstter-
sons pathetic speech the other DAY
about leaving public life With pleasure
if things were going on in this way. and
then Brother Harlsn's following him
out with remarks in similar tone, re-
called the circumstance. ...
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, January 30, 6 P. N

NhW VIM w " - ~~'
MONEY-The money market was
easier to-day. The bulk Of the loans
on call were at 7 per cent with excep-
tons at 5 "a 8 per cent at the close.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Was
firmer and the leading bankers ad
vanced their rates to 1904 for sixty
days sterling and llOa or sight. Bust
ness was at a reduction OF about ! per
cent from the asking quotations.
; GOLD-Was lower and declined
from ia to 113s.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar.
ket was firm 10 tone and prices followed
the course OF gold less than usual.
Southern States securities were dull;
no reported transactions.
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will DO accomplished BY The -othss
method in . score Of ysara. T7stw

This letter is nov. 90 long / have nc
space for fashion. I have received sew,
eral circumstances from friends about
devoting go much space to the dsscrip-
ton of dresses, etc. To my young
readers 1 would say. study the fashions
not as an end, but as a means. Close
our eyes as We may, the fact, remains
that well dressed person has more in.
fluence than an lily dressed individual,
Children, in Sunday School, will be at
tracted towards q beautifully dressed
lady, when they are too young to know
any reason for their preference. do
not propose to explain why this is 30. I
merely want you to accept the fact, and
use it for good. Knowing that you are
more lovely when becomingly attired
than when poorly dressed, you should
dress becomiugly ard neatly, IN order
to Influence your young friends to lead
a noble life; in order to make home
pleasant and agreeable, thus filing your
mothers heart with joy. your fathers
bosom with pride, your broth ers and
sisters with love, anf-I won't say
what will be the effect on the heart OF
that other individual who hangs biz hst
on the hat rack twice . week, Il
ALLMAo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-31
NJ. z. Church statistics for lsza.


The New York Christian Advseat.
(oficial), under the above heading, fur
nishes interesting statistics for the year
just closed. which will be noted. doubt
less, by the religious world generally
d. There are rs annual conferences,
increase 4; Is bishops. increase s.
Travelling preachers. 1922 thus CLASH.
fed Full connection, IT'S; on trial.
l49S; supernumerarY, GIG. During the
year Y travelling preachers located,
and 400 died. =
The increase OF preachers is nearly
fourteen every week. Local preachers,
whole number 1864 increase over
previous year, 5S2; the increase is over
eleven per week. Lay membership,
total (not including the members in our
foreign missions not connected with the
annual conferences, the returns from
which for the year have not yet come
to handy is l, 45S,441. Deaths during
the year, l7,07S; net gain, 37,ll8; an
average net increase per week of about
TIA. Churches-The number OF
churches (houses of Worship is a.
OOS; net increase OF sos; an average
of about eleven each week, or nearly
two each secular day OF the year.
The total value Of these churches,
carefully estimated severally by their
Board of Trustees, is $62, $685. 37, in
crease per week of over one hundred
and five thousand dollars. Parsonages
number 4484; increase over 1871 OF
IT'S; average gain of about three and
third per week. The estimated
total value is So. 575,S77; q net increase
Of $7S9,073. These figures give an av.
erage weekly gain for the year in par
sonage property Of over $4,000.
Another interesting item, in which
pious and philanthropic ladies oil Balti-
more are concerned, ia the TACT that nc
less than $lS,955 have been collected
for the "Women's Foreign Missionary
Cause"-while all other missionary en-
terprises have been SUSTAINED by large
advances on the receipts Of prsvions
years
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FfHdN0E=AND-FRADE.
NV YosK, January sc.

| IN" 4o2K, january 81
FLoUR-Amfet ,isquieti and prices
are IN buyer's favor at % 37@7 90 fol-
superfine State; 81 35@7 IS for extra
State; 81 90@$8 10 for choice dG IS IL
@S 90 for fancy do; 6 2O@7 90 fol
superflne western; 81 30@7 80 for com
mon to medium extra western; % 009
FS SO for choice do 90 50@l0 Is tol
common to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 1901 90, fer common 70 good
shipping brands of extra round hoop
Ohio; 20 10@10 IS for trade brands;
IS OO@9 so for common to fair extra
St. Louis; 50 5O9l3 so for good to
choice do. Southern -four is steady
with only q moderate demand at IS so
90 90 for common to fair extra, and 80 90
@sl3 20 for good to choice do. Rye
-four is quiet and steady at "a Is. Corn
meal is quiet
GRAIN-Whest firm for prime;
stock wheat is scarce; exporters are out
OF the market and mlllers are only
supplying present wants at l 62@l 70
for No. 2 spring 81 72@l Is for No. l
do; 81 85(a2 90 for winter red western;
81 95@2 05 for amber western, and 81 80
az IS for white do. Rye is quiet and
nominal. Barley dull and unchanged.
Barley malt is inactive. Corn steady
with q fair trade demand at 663@67c
for old western mixed afoaS, GAO
64&c for new do, and 65l@664c for new
mixed western. Oats are firm and Of
fered sparingly at 53@544c for new
mixed western; 51@533c for black do,
and 55@57c for white do.
: PROVISIONS-Pork market dull
and nominal at ga 374 for new mess;
$1l 374@1l 573 for extra prime and
$l3 873@l4 90 for new prime mess.
Beef is unchanged at 50 0O@ll 90
for plain mess and $l2 GOALS 90
for extra do. Bee! hams steady at
$50 00@32 90. Tierce beef is quiet
and nominal at $21 00@22 90 for prime
mess, and 1923 O0@25 90 for India mess.
Cutmeats quiet at l2@l3c for hams,
and 7@73c for shoulders. Middles dull
at 7c for long clear. Lard dull and
in buyers favor at St@S 5.l6 Tor No. l
to prime steam, and SIC for skettle
rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens firm and
}c higher, at 20tc for low middlings,
and, 2lsc for middling uplsnds.
PETROLEUM-Dull and heavy at
&c Tor crude and 203c for refined.
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Remarkable Detection OF . Muir
defeF.

tSe"6EAdOE0 " tAAeA
defer.
A murderer was detected in a very
remarkable manner, in Missouri, re-
Gently. Al Coldwster, in that State
a man named Caldwell murdered biz
employer, johnson, robbed him o.
$1,000 and escaped, leaving no trace be-
hind. A few days ago a DR.. Richie
living at Phyatala, several miles from
Coldwater, had been drinking freely
and was, in jocular manner, accusing
every one of having committed The
murder. Finally, he met stranger, and
being just tipsy enough not to care what
he said, addressed the stranger in the
ga ne manner. Eyes vou-you are the
man who murdered johnson at Cold.
water" A look of guilt overspread
the mans face, and simultaneously he
ran his hand in his bosom. as il to draw
a weapon. DR.. Richie collared him
yith hi, left hand, and with his right
drew a dirk from his pocket, and told
him if he attempted to draw q weapon
he would plunge that knife to his
b cart in second. He then commanded
the man to withdraw his hand, which
was speedily obeyed, when, instead Of a
weapon, he drew out the sum OF $1,000
which he dropped on the ground q
bis feet. Meanwhile a crowd had
gathered around the doctor and his
prisoner, and the evidence Of the mans
guilt was by this time so palpable that
he was arrested and placed under ar
rest. The man thus arrested has since
proved to be Caldwell. and he haa
confessed both the murder and the rob-
berry.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. January sc

FLOUR-Quiet and strong.
GRAIN-Wheat ct 81 25@l 26t;
seller February closed at the inside.
Corn active but lower at the close; No.
2 at 35s936tc cash or seller February;
3l3@3lsc; seller March closed dull at
the inside figures Oats strong and quiet
No. 9 sold al 25&@25sc cash; 25t@25sc
for February; 26f@26ac for March,
Rive steady; No. 2 at Csc for regular;
681c for. fresh receipts OF No. 8. Bar
ley more active and closed dull; No. 2
sold at 79c cash, and 7S3c for seller
February.
HIGHWINES-At $50.
HOGS-Dressed, firmsr and more &C.
tive at "a 60@4 IS. Live hogs active
and 5@l0c higher for light grades;
dull and weak for heavy lots; sales at
50 94(64l5.
PROVISIONS-Quiet but steady.
Mess pork at $1l IS for No. 2 cash
Lard at 81 Is cash, and 81 IS for
April.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull; sales at
81 IS for common cows to choice
shipping steers.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ny WRITE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
Is ment made by Henry Schomher to me,
dated the 18th day OF January. 1878, anu OF
raSord in the Clerks Office of the County
court of Ohio County, West Virginia,
shall, on the 23d day OF January, 1873, sell at
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No 81 Market street,
Wheeling, the entire remaining stock o.
ready made clothing, piece goods, gentle:
Aen's furnishing goods, &C., OF the said
Henry Schomber.
Terms of sale cash.
tsn,4-i Assignee.
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For Sale.

Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
a with eight or ten rooms, situated on
toe Mo. "a northwest corner OF Centre and
Ieventh streets, in shriver's addition to the
Slso two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot ana col1
Sater M and down stairs. with gas In all
the rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Sbspiine street, in the Sixth ward OF the
eiIy Of wheeling. For price and terms see
~i'J Va L. q HUGHEa,
,,yx Real Estate Agent
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ja4-egi
Valuable Coal Property For
Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes 10 sell In
whole or In part) that portion OF coal now
In his possession, amounting to about II
acres, located along the Ohio river, about
one-third ola mile north OF the city limits
engether with one acre of surface at the en-.
trance on the side nearest the river, and
three acres OF surface around the other en-
trance, back Of Fulton. The vein OF coal
will vary from 5 feet 8 inches To ieet In
depth, and could he conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by the r,
w. &K. X. r., as the entrance on the river
side ts not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or excharge for good town prop
dty.
ianlS.h WALTER NJ hSH ALL.
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1llEss!sssesSS
s;ss'sa =! )! !:

- 49,
Or .sssars<esssz, J, cs7S3Stf
Rect and @sfSal 1uiS3 Ard.
BiiiOue opahulsss THHAn1u3C8
GIANrn cArHARrIc sf-Hr1lan
In Parvo PAysiss
= Tue novelty Of modern Medical CAeaiesi isst
PaArnAcsutiesl Science. y No - 6f119.nneeP
taking One hrre sepakiss sr4 1o0Rs1oh 1@s
WHOM ws can b. eaFsial appteaiisa eksAsasl
science, extract AZ the caihArtie lpt 49, pU
snA properties rsn, De pi0S5 tsl IA ~ -
hsrst Aad sssesa!gSs tas 3sA a
NE, ssAreety tar9eS t9AHN 1Sg1Se
Zach little Pa RI atiSe fsfie( sssssts, n
most concentrated form, q much safkAsie Deser
-. !. /, :a X s;s II ses OF u E III
tharsic powst, IN prrportids to NVR afpSsJS
Wis have not tried them are lpt 70 seppose ~
they are harsh or drastic il eject bat sssa b -
anal y ,; s s,;. ,as s =, .sss:
monissd and modified. one By The ethefA - 70
::s!Is: ed :ssiissis sis y NJ
$500 Rsw.,S 4. hsr.sy sss.s = t.s 20
apos analysis, win aud In them any Cslsoel oe
other forms Of nsrcdfy o. any oshf nisst.a
poison. '-s'' Do s2s'1.tHrsfia- usfaliJi '
Being entirely. vegetable. n particular
care 10 required while using then. Thsy ope-
rate without disturbance 20 the coustt1stes. eist.
Or occupation. f9Jauuates, UAaAAs hss
ConstiPatton, lnPs.s, AeSA. 81.
Chest. nIIxincses sSIr ErSs0sieas
1i sns Hill HiisS 49, ...cs,, Ssss a
region OF Ktansys SntersSl ksysS'
Ru;h o. Hood 70 asaS me- SsE
Gloomy FSreS Cd inas, xN sfSE
PierceSs Pfcssaut PufS elsaeeSA
In explsnt ion of tho remedial power q pS fpr.
gstYc pel. over 90 great variety OF diac4te4,
wish 10 Az that their action pphn he
animal economy - nnbveFAaL NptA
gland or Tissue caeaptng thete UutiA.
tIys Impress. Age does not impair tAsn'
their suttr.cnstlns and being ebcIneed, IN elrs
bottle. preserve their virtues unimpaired f0e apy
length Of iu~. In any climate. % thai thsls1 ~.
was fresh and reliable. which 10 not zoe 'eass
with the pi!' iNlnd IN the drug vtereS cut egiA
cheap wood W ptSte.board boxes. Rscdllkef thar
Tor all diseases WHERE q Lax attvt, Ateyes
tive or PurGsttvo is Indicated, thseA lNce
Pellet, viii give the most psriett ssashcSco 70
all who use hem. ''N 'f' sKHoi"'
they arc cold by All euterpvtsing
Druggists nt lS cent? bottles
DO not allow any druggist 10 induce yoa %
take anything else that he may sAy 70 1uvt 80
good as my Pellets because he makes lsrref
proht on that which he recommends. N yau
druggist cannot supply them, enclose IS eeue
aud receive them By rtnru rnsil from
r.. y. PIERCE. H. ID Fvcp'r,
BuE1AIO. z.
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FOR RENT.

0ossrssION GIVEN ON THE FIRST
ofsApril. the desirable store room, VIII
cellar underneath, on the soutn%sTS ~ SU a'S,
~ Monroe and Fourth streets, Odd Felloss
Hall. now occupied az Drug store by Mr.
RI booking. Apply to ]. NJ. Bickei, ~ the
ofiica OF the Board OF Education, or 70
dorx2-h W. Z. MON bbN II
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FOR r e MT.
FOR RENT.

yNHE SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAIN
atrsat NOW occupied by John Roemer,
.. . Inv Goods store, with fixtures COM
.lete. Possession given lst of April.
Apply to ,urupSoN
tanl4 RI W, y. fEl r.rHoO>.
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tau ~
For Sale.

"a A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
EM with seven or eight rooms, on Jacoo
Astreet; also a small Frame House with
two rooms ON Jacob street; also new
Sour rooms. L. q. HU4HES,
suo3 Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

TINE BRICK HOUSE CCCUPiED, 81
,n..ted ON Clay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands IN the Guy.
rossession given April l, 1913, Apply, 70
S.~Ia A. NJ. ADAM.
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For Rent.

rs,HE HALL NOW OCCUPIED RY THE
Ysnna Mems Christion Association.
Snt, ance next door to the City Bank, on
Market street.
Posseasion given April LIST, 1873. ,,r
fanR u. InhtN"'iS.
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FOR RENT.

THREE ~ ROOMS ON THE =. sk .o1ns1
MARKET aud Quincy streets. Desirable lot
Once or sleeping rooms. Possession gwen
ppan,ao% M, A'''' 1fJAMFS Hamilton.
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FOR SALE.

ar ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
I'D timore Il Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
ysr's Gap, Marion county, w. Va, by
w. y.HOGE & BRO,
.~.x lO6 Market street.
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WEEKLY REGIsTER.

inc So"y. mos I'm Ten co5sss. w 1856
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Whsrlli9Hg. &Eegis:ter.
DAILY REGISTER,

)ne year. $500 Three months. -. 81
Six na1pthss. -.-. 900 one5nes ,-..-.- u;
Hszz HI. sEasi1s1aSxs
'uOli : sss' Is sssssE HsaFsp sy and .
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
% wHKxLlN0. #t
United States Depositoty.

don s-ass VIZ s "a Ss sss
promptness.
Certificates of Dsposit iausa ma inssrss
paid thereon. ~
revenue stamps for sale IN sunal % suis.
New fractionai Currency and \ ! snd -
don OF the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, nanafa0sarers,
sankers and others solioitod.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-21

PUBLIC MEETISG.--A meeting was held on
Monday evening, Nov. IL, at the hall oil the
Young Mems Association to organize De
batting Society. which was called to order III
y. v. Bogert, Esq, and OH his motion Major
John r, Bruce was elected President and w.
f. Davis Secretary. The society was organ
lied with the title sof the Lyceum of the
Young Mems Association. and i few rules
for its government adopted. The first meet
ing for debate will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. %. The following subject was
selected for discussion:
Resolved, That it would be promotive Of
the subslagtial interests of the people of M on
tana to vote Territorial subsidy of three
million Of dollars TO aid hi the construction
OF North and South Railroad from the
nearest andmOst practicable point on the
URisn Pacific Railroad OF Central Pacific
Railroad to the business center Of the Terri
tory; said North and South Railroad to be
c0mpletsd in Two years next after the subsi
dy is so voted said subsidy to be raid In
Territorial bonds, TO be isssird after the cnln-
pletlon OF said road, and made payable lii
thirty years, to draw interest at the rate of
seven per cent. per annum. interest I'd be
paid annually, pr0vided, that the first install
mcnt Of interest all not be paid until one
year has elapsed after the completion Of said
railroad and provsdel further that the bonds
shall not be issued until the said
North and South Railroad is completed and
In good running order.
1ef,matiue- r. Vivion as,d 81. N. Ma
guire.
HseafsvsJ. .. Davis and 5. W. Lang
horne.
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4 gentleman, whose n,sSfls ars pretty 81.
ttenslvely invested Iii Bcxemsll; expfes sttl !.
desire That ~ should nrec Ihe neeessitx Ii
building Court II arse mn otllsr sletss sary
ccuatg buildings. He saisl tllefr Ns,silj be
ne iilicaIty II raI<in osl fisne b,,,isls
of the county Hit hi would t.ke ii ant !
thor and dollars ii tIirssa for Wild, IL xs,,l,I
pay cash 81 fair figures Yhsre ii po ai.es.
ton that the expenditure 81 TIM rlleI Ieatlv
cash IN these dull times would beIseijt our
citizens very much. The money Ws,sld ia
into the pockets of lumber men II Ixl inecisan-
ics. and everybody knows they belong "a II
class thst never let II get warm there before
it's paid ont True, there Il considerable
depression 1T present, and paying taxes
comes pretty hard, but one dollar but into
circulation now would do more real rood
and afford mere relief than dye two years
hence. For our part WE think there III . i'd
cessitv tor public buildings III Gallatin cuul,-
". Missoula, Deer Lodge. Lewis Clake and
jefferson county have .commoai0us elificss
ior holding courts asa rooms for pnbllc d.
fees IN the same, and it is not creditab ID
Gallatin to be without the same conrenfences.
The present site which Ii used Eor Court
House, etc. Ii good one, and no doubt can
be purchased On very reasonable terms. 1n
addition 70 the nsiderations presented
above. Il can be stated that brick, Timber
and bnildias material generally, can he had
cheaper row than ever before, and labor III
lower; besides the saving III rent. which
amounts 10 snparly one thousand dollars per
annnm udder the present arrangements
There never has been better time To erecf
Court House than now, and We trust that
will be adopted to 90 right ahead
with It. There will be no difficulty III cash
Ing oAr bonds at fair figures. We are au-
thoiized to say tilat capitaiist il prepared
TO take twenty thousand dollars 81 them.
We invite the views Of All who want TO say
something on this subject. for we dssire the
question to be ventilated, aud can see no
objection 10 going right ahead |
with ttft work. It will iatttlsF spnc II 10 1HtU /
business and be the means of doing great |
leal Of coed, and ii the meantime secure
snitsble Buildings for the transaction Of pub
ic business.
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4RtsE STOCK or
TITS wesk kEodn ~ Ease III

The Helena Herald of the 18Th inst. says !:
Mi. ana Mrs. II. a. MeP hersoln Of Bozeman.
who, for the two past weeks. have been visit
lug friends III Helena, gave social hop last
evening at the international! About fifty
invited guests were present and joined Ii the
May dance. which was kept up until nearly
two o'clock this morning. The occasion
was great y enjoyed BIZ Ill who participated.
Dusst aus string bansi furnished the music,
and, 0f course, 1T was nu fait.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-21
Important Communication.
BozEsfAN, November 20, 1873

BOHEMIAN, November 20, 1873.
Editor Avant Courier:
Being in communication with friends il
the East tending to tile Gift Of school build.
ing for Bozenlan. wish, for their inforn1a'
fisn. 20 know how many boarding scholars
finale and female9 can be depended upon
With that end In view, desire to sleass from
any who would aid in that way 70 support
q good school. and adept this method 81
gaining the desired Information.
Its, Of course, not certain that the idea
will be carried out, but no effort will pc
spared 10 secure the establishment Of the
school 1T an early day.
desire, III the name Of the Young Mems
Association, to acknowledge the generous
gift Of Mr.. G. G. Holloway Of lumber suf1ici-
emf tor seats to the full capacity Of our hall.
Our funds would not allow the purchase, and
the Rift is thankfully resolved.
also wish to announce that Association
Hall 2 will be open to the public, without
distinction, during the sessions ef the Lyee-
um lately organized.
j. ". BoGERT.
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To SUBSCRIBERS. - We have recently made
out The accounts Of number Of subscribers
70 the GouRIER who reeve their papers at
pest Offices outside 81 Bozeman and sent
them to the Postmasters for collection. It is
hoped that is we have not heretofore been
very pressing, our friends Will pay their ac-
counts rRoaipLr. IS the paper cannot be run
without money. Il Is our desire to close up
al accounts due the Office up to octobarsI,
1873.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-21

iAME.--A good lot Of bear, elk and veni-
son came into town on Monday morning last
aud was readily disposed OF. 1t was tor sale
It Robinson 8 Dowell's butcher shop next
door TO the COURIER. George Eea, the ia
nous hunter from Cherry Greek, was the
fortunate man that brought down these deni-
zcns of the forest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-21

RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE The First Quar-
tsriy Conference Ut Gallatin City Circuit will
be held at Waivers School House, on West
Galatin river, on Saturday and Sunday, the
9th and 18th Of December. Al full attendance
OF the official members is very much desir-
ed. 4. B. STATELER.
Presiding Elder