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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1873,
RPROGR4MMr.

/ PROGRAM
MONDAY5-Entry OF stock aud articles for exbi
bition and arrangement of the same upon the
grounds AZ p. n; Running Race, mile dash,
M. running Race, single. dash of one mile free to
all horses. for purse of $500.
Observation-Disclosures of entries until noon
Al p. m. Running Race, single dash of one milo.
purse of 5000. At 8 p. m. Trotting Race, mile
purse af $50. :
WEDNESDAY, AT 10 a. m Grand Base Ball
Tournmei t.. st p. m. examination OF sheep,
hogs and poultry AZ ~ p. m. Grand Parade
At2A p. "a: Running Race, u i.aile heats, best in
9, ffee to all horses fora pursn OF $3.50. AT p.
NJ: Running Race mile heats, best in 3. open to
all mules, for purse of $50.
IHURSDAY-Atl 10 q. m. Grand Pigeon shooting
Match. At2p.m M, .
ANNUAL ADDRESS BIZ HON. d. s. WADE
At3p. m. Trotting Race, mile heats, best 8 in &.
purse of 5000. Ala p. m. Sack Race aOo Yards :
open to all, for purse Of $25.
FRIDAY.-At 10 q. m. examination of l2oadsters HI
Saddle Horses, Cattle, and all other stock and arti
Gle. not previously examined. At % m Running
except Midnight e op pnrs sc e Fl o
4 p. M Foot Race, single dash Of y mile omen "a
all members of the Helena Fire Department. for a
purse of $50. go
Remember the Grand Ball on the Epenino OF
this Day. Dancing co8snsences at
8 o'clock r.. NJ. .5
SATURDAY. AT D. M. Trotting Race. mile
beats best I'm 5, open to al horses, for purse of
The Helena SiIvsr Coanet Band suill furnish
Music -fo7. the entire Fair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26

WELL DEsERvED.-A private letter received
in this city from Bozeman, Montana, Of date
August u. states that Il. n. Mcguire. for
some months prior to July last editor-in-chief
Of Phoebe Record, has been elected Probate
Judge, BY handsome majority. The people
living in the county, in which Bozeman Is
situated, could not have selected a better or
more competent man for the position. Mr..
Mcguire, during his residence in Phoebe, We
understand, became very popular and was
much respected by the citizens Of thar town.
He Is fine writer, industrious. and witllal a
gentleman Of the highest order. Macs host
OF friends in Eastern Nevada viii be xratified
to learn Of the success he has met with in
Montana, and which he SO justly deserves
Daily Carson (AeUada) appeal. TN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
ALTER FGo.n the HeIena ueral.l,s Z

"ALTKR Eco" the Helena Herald's san
Francisco correspondent, has the following
10 reference to . late resident Of this place !:
Es'Ouf friend Judge Murphy arrived here
week ago. Heinformed me thar when he LEFT
Montana Re expected to return. but in thirty
six hours after he arrived, he was offered an
oppnrttinity 70 engage IL an active and lucra-
tive business. He has been slngularIy fort,l-
late, not only in the occupation he has found,
which Affords him al .mmednte business
connection with one Of orr wealthieet and
best citizens, but IN the assurance it offers OF
large and Increasing compensation. The
Judge llas found many old and influential
friends here. who knew him In Ienncssee.
In him. Mon:ana loses All excellent citizen.
but his friends there will not be sorry to Iearl.
OF bis good fortune. lvhas IL their !ose .yi.i
surely Do his gain.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
CLOSE oETHE SECOND VOLUME.

This number cleses the second volume OF
The, AvAxT CoUnIsn.s gsse gears ago we
ventured upon the ENTERPRISE Eof publishing
this paper Iii Bozcman, Immediately follow
Ing tho death Of ii similar undertaking
PrcK AND r103 Being familiar with the
.iptelligen6s. public spiritsand characteristic
4 liberality of the people of Eastern Montana.
! and satisfied of our ability to publish paper
accsp2abis u niAjority Of them. we enter
tanned no fears Of failure. Our patronage
has been greater than we anticipated. But
the past year has been one of financial en-
bArrassmcnt to tho people Of this section,
more especially to the farmers, and We drubt
II any one has felt this financial pressure
more keenly than 'ohrself. The reaction has
beea upon those who derive their support
from the farmer, Consequently we have
carried the burden Of thousands OF dollars
due us by the people Of this valley. and have
not abatsd In our energy TO- supply them
with paper. We have contributed what
little ability we possessed, besides securing
the talent of others, in advocating every
measure, both private and public. calculated
to promote the common veal. We have atall
ass sHas.TSfs tS b ps 81
reason, and intrinsic truth, 1t has not been
our province to, avail oarself Of transient.
passing Impulse. ard to accord with popular.
clanior, because. III u feverish moment. a
plansAble. yet unsubstantial and deceptive
point might have been gained. stt NJ 5naa
When we started the COURIER we recog-s
nized the justice Of Newspaper publishers con-
forming to the spirit OF the times. AT that
time the subscription price Of weekly papers
in the Territory was S. per year, thesam as
in the early days Of the Territory when -four.
was go per sack and all staple articles in
proportion. We then reduced the price OF
subscription to So, and sonic of the Terri
torial papers followed our example, We
shall make further reduction. commencing
with the next number The price of'sub-
cription from that date will be So per year
IN ADVANCE. We trust hat our patrons will
come forward now, settle up old scores and
commence the new volume with prepaid !
subscriptions. -, bGs 1863 fs6a n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
PACIFIC RAILROAD

The suspension of Jay Cooke & Co., the
financial agents Of this Railroad Company, it
is felt will have an effect on the prosecution
OF the work. There is no question that such
will bo the result; it can only be temporary.
Jay Cooke took a great deal of Interest in
pushing forward this Great Continental high
way. anu no mar has done more for it than
he has But lie was only the agent for the
sale.of the bonds OF the Company. He was
selected because OF his great success in rails
ing money for the Government during the
war.and in this he displayed great financial
ablity.;, For the last three years he has la
bored 10. build the Northern Pacific. and
through his influence the road is indebted to
its present advanced position to Bismarck on
the Missouri river. But the money to do
this work came from tile sale OF the bonds
and lands of the Company. Jay Cookies
suspension does not dspreciate the value 81
the bonds or tllc immense land grant OF the
Northern Pacific road Men, fully as rich
and wise as Jay Cooke, are interested in the
enterprise, and are really more interested in
it than he was, who will still go ON with its
construction. In a road of such gigantic pro-
portions as this, the suspension of one firm
or dozen like it, is not going to prevent its
completion. We would not be surprised if
this suspension and the selection of new
financial agents would imparL fresh vigor to
the Northern Pacific, causing its completion
at an earlier day than if 1t had not occurred.
For nearly year, there has been some dis
satisfaction in the Board with Jay Cooke and
with his continuance AS financial agent, and
last spring it was confidently statedthat the
Company had determined on a change, be-
leving that the road woaltl make more pro-
grcss under different management.
While we deeply regret this suspension
and hope it is only temporary, our faith in
the early completion Of the Northern Pacific
&c Central Montana Is not at all diminished.
We believe that this slight check that will be |
felt by Cookies suspension, will only cause
the Company to use increased efforts to push
the road forward to convince the world that
its completion did not depend on any one
firm, but that the wosk is national in its
character, and when finished will be one of
the great achievements of the age, resulting
in immense advantage to the commerce Of
the world and Of great profit to all who in
vest their means In it. This is the view taken
by us in regard to the prosecution of the
work onthc Northern Pacific, and confidently
believe the result will prove the correctness
of our views.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
..ssI.,s us. LANDOrrIcs, q

. 4s45,95'|f - "a q z p. LANDUFFICs, Z
= HELENA. N. 7. Sept. g. 1878 II
a NDREW H. MURRAY, whose post Office adj
a dress is Central PARK, Gallatin county, A. r. /,
has this day filed his application 10 enter rs agrl-
cultural land under the Pre- emption laws, the
east half o. southeast quarter Of section 49, ana the
west half or southwest quarter OF section 80, IN
township No. !, north range No "A east, which land
is suspended from entry. Notice is hereby given
that hearing will be had al this office on the 9th
DAY Of October, q. p. 1878, at 10 O'Clock a. M. to
determine rs to the miner.l or non mineral e,rac-
ter Of said land, and testimony to be used upon
SAID hearing will be taken before Arch Graham,
Gounty CLERK, at Bazensan, GallatIn county, NJ.
O'Clock 4. nj. a 81 !, 80 hi III I,
Its alleged there are no known miners nor min.
ing improvements or CLAIMS upon said land.
- 4es., III W. G.: tIIILD, Register. 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
Cause OF the Failure Of Jay Cooke

The Helena Herald advances its views oi
the causes that brought about the failure OF
This banking house, in the following very
sensible article. We print it in order that
the public may be enlightened: AdH 1i
ssAbout the Northern Pacific, its progress
and its prospects. the Herald has eonfined
itself to facts and published nothing but the
truth. For this we have been taken to task
by one or two of the least informed of the
rural papers of the Territory, and orr pre-
misses denied with emphasis. Yet. we have
the satisfaction Of knowing that We were
right: that Judge Rice, while at Virginia
City, last spring, spoke ID no complimentary
terms OF certain boastfnl articles "a west
Side print. wherein wholly untrnthfal state
menis were made relating to the selling OF
Northern Pacific DO, dis and the proposed
rapid advance of the road, and SAID that such
statements we're annOvances to the railroah
authorities and hurtiul to the plans conceived
to overcome their financial troubles. Several
of these grandiloqueRt articles found their
way into Eastern journals. were widely read,
and In consequence the railroad creditors be-
came pressing in their demands for money
at 4 junctnre when Jay Cooke & To-. saddled
with more than $1,000, 900 Of Northern Pa
citic debts which they were struggling to
carry, were almost in the thyocs of financial
dissolution. 1. syndicate was subsequently
formed, which afforded temporary relief,
and So OOO. 900 morc of railroad obligations,
secured by bonds and mortgage on tic land
grant were shouldered and carried along for
d better Cay when capital would quicker in
cline to seek inyestmen. in the securities Of
the company. and bridge over the chasm
threatening to engnlf SO good and stalwart
a firm as the financial agents of the Northern
Pacific.
..There is little doubt but that, to limited
extent at least, the huncomb newspaper effn-
sions to which we refcr--a few specimens OF
which found place in the columns of our city
contemporary Under the brief reign OF
Qnixotic editor--did injury to Jay Cooke s.
20. and the railrosd which they were igno-
rantly supposed to benefit. But those mat
tiers have passed, and we do not choose to
dwell upon them now. Tho situation at pres
emf il serious, and we only trust that time
win adjust the troubles OF the great bankers
anu exhibit better showing for the North
ern Paeific. In the prosperity OF which and |
those connected with it Montana and her
people are closely and vitality concerned"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE TO MINERS.
2, $. LAND OFFICE,

- = U. s. LAND OFFICE, J q;
HELESA, M. r., August 18Th, 1873.
IF AMES NAVE whose post office address is ka-
- dersburg, Jefferson County, NJ r., h s fled in
this Office his application to enter as agricultural
land under the, Homestead laws. northeast " Of
section q, IN township north Of range east
Wnien lana y suspended irom entry as agricultural
had at this Office at 10 O ock M on the seth day
OF september, S73, tedetermne rs to the mineral or
non-minerai character of said land, and testimony
70 pc used upon said hearing viii be taken before
L. Hall Clerk OF the District Court at his Office
IN hauersburg in said county, commencing at 10
u Is alleged there are no known miners; nor
mining improvements or claims upon said land
49, s5f8sfsf. w. u. CHILD Register
l. .. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant ana2-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. S. LAND orFlcp

q. S. LAND OFF1cF, f
- HELENA, T., August Is, 1873.
- is Bozeiaan. Gallatin County, NJ. T., has this
day filed his application to enter ms agricultural
land udner the Irempiion laws, the w X ofthe NE
and the Sc u of the SW u of section IS.
N township NO. I south, Of range No. i
east, which land is suspended from entry. Notice
is hereby given that hearing will be had 1t this
ONCE on the 4th day Of DC ODER. A. D. 1873 at 10
o CLOCK O. M, TO determine as 10 the mineral
or non-minerai character. or said land and
testimony to used upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk OF Gallatin
september A. D., 1873. Of 10 OF clock q. m.
Its alleged there are no known ainers. or rain.
ins improvements or claims upon said land. -I-1f
auSz-oW w. G.. CHILD. Register
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE TO MINERS.
I y. s. LAND OFrIcx. !,
HELENA. NJ T.. July ~ 1a7a

u. s.. LAND OFFIcK.
HELENA, N. H., July 30 1878. |
JOSEPH SPARLIN, whose postoface address is
~ Bozeman, Galatin county. NJ r., has this day
nlea ms application 70 enter under the Presumption
ACT. the u Of n wa and the w v of s w Y
OF section 20 and the s = x OF the N 6 x Of
section 20 township south range east which land
lhata hcaring will BE- had ut this ofce on the 9Th
day OF September. A. y. 1873. at 10 O'Clock O. M.
ouescrnne as TO the mineral or non-imineras char
snid hearing will be taken before Charles Dyer.
Notary Public, " his Office In Bozem n on the sd
uay OF september, a. y: 1873, at 10 0'clocE q. M
: aas-oW w. y. CHILD, Register.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE TO MINERS.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE j
HELENA, III. r., July 81, 1873. &
Ohm STEVENS, whose post Office address Il
e hozeman, Gallatin County. NJ r., has flled
g THIS ONCE his application to enter ~ agricuturai
land the south u ct w N and north Y Of ~ z of
see; 2 10 township No. 2sonth OF range No. 5 east
lands notice u hereby gwen tlat hearing win be
nag at this office at 10 clock :, m, the 9Th day
q september, 1873. to determine as to the mineral
g non mineraa character OF the land, md tcsti-
m,ony g 0e used upon said hearing will be taken
nrc1 Graha Connty CLERK, 1t his o1ce in
10 : cInrs aallasin Ceunty NJ z. commencing 1t
= y alleged there are no known miner. nor min-
ing improvements Or claims upon said land
W. g, CHILD, Register.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26

No ONE can fail 70 see the secret satisfaction
displayed by the Helena Herald over the fail
ure Of Jay Cooke & Co., if they carefully
read the article IN that paper Of the 10Th inst.
headed Suspension OF Jay Cooke & Co..
This firm were the financial agents Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, not OF the North
and South narrow guaee.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
The staaement - LAY Cooke = C,

New YoRk, September ~.
Jay Cooke & Co. are out with statement
giving the names of banks and banking
houses who will pay the drafts Of their cor
respondents. lltirafts againstdeposits made
since their ssspension win be paid on pre-
aentation TO the National Trust Company,
corner Of Warren street and Broadway, which
suspended payment on Saturday. II Is stated
that the liabilities do not exceed $1,000. 900,
and that the capitll and assets Of the COM
pany exceed tiseir liabilities, The officers OF
the company state that they haye ample
funds 70 satisfy dcpositors and stockholders,
but they are composed Of bonds, stocks. etc.,
wllith canict ~ disposed of ur.n confidence
II resteyXal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26

CHICAGO has again been visited by de-
struetiye fire. We learn by telegraph that
? fire occurred there on the 18th, destroying
property to the amount Of about $500, 900.
The total number Of buildings destroyed is
placed at sfxty-fonr, mostly wooden fene-
ments, from one to three stories high, occn-
pied mainly as residences and stores, or
shops and residences combined.
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-1e--!s4s = : g. :.

The Heiera Herald IS clearly Of TIM opinion
that Jay Cooke 4 Co. might bayc sseFtctl
their preseft failure. It they had paid heel to
the suggestions In its eolHmns. and attributes
the disaster tos chat firm to tile bnncsaabe
newspaper i'cifGsIons Of the rural press OF
Montana, "sand 70 the Gazette, ..under the
brief reign OF quixotic eJitor." This IS 10
acknowledgements Of power that thc parties
alluded to never dreamed they possessed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF TIE estate
OF PETER GRUBERT.
.uIUW ulkUUxW1s
n. IL May Concern

To Whom it May Concern
N0TfCE is MERELY GIVEN that / will make
IN final settlement OF the estate of Pttfr Grubert
deceased, ut the Office Of the Probate Jud of GAL
latin county, NJ. T., on Monday, Oct. Der ~ A. p,
lSiSs NJ . o. clock p. m. of that daJ.
BRIGHAM REED.
Admir- Of the estate Of Peter Grubert, dec I'd
s sepI2 6w a
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-26
NOTICE.
IN the Matter Of .he Estate Of Paui Spe IgeI,

II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS were granted
IL to the undersigned on til. 22d of August, 1873.
Persons having claims against said estafe will ex-
hibt them to the undersigned his residence with
in the months from date OF said letters or they
may be preclnded from the benefit OF said estate,
and ii nst exhibited in one year they sf.al be for
ever barred. BAITEZAN NOLTE,
lis Beoursm street, Brooklyn u. n,
E3s@szs New ork 5s3
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IMPROVED cry REAL ESTATE.

] a KOod house. with all the necessary rmnrov.-
"A ments, located on two goOsi tots ia fke m,st
e : reasonable prizes fsr Milch cows. Tneuirs =
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II Office.
COUNTY Ckxnk's OrFscs, - D

COUNTY CAxMks6 OFR3cE. 80
bozenan, =. T., Sept. 1, Is73 /
NJ VIICE - HEREBY GIVEN that the noarxi of
Sommissionsrs will meet at ny once in Boxe-
~ cn moadsy September l5sh 1873 70 ssrrscs
arrrsv Jsnsns fetl: Allpersons feeling themselves
=. nsy Win also Vt the sae time let contract scr
suinls Alng Of - cords OF four feet woed 70 50
ea,u I0r IN C0ntSngent Fund Orcsrs. to the loWesf
hr9t Of december next.
Hiven under ~ hand s.s+*.f
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LATEST adviees report Col, Black IN NASH
ingten City. We understand tAat he intends
isaying that city al Al, earl:' day Or Boze-
ypan, aud will st cad Tbs winter Minus, sN
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$95'li;5l.,OOO
Ii
aai In CASH .GIFTs. g@1 'si
10 be assl111wkea by ne
15T5fw .ss a'ssl4 q
MerealtileP Association
or NEW YoRk,
Daily D''rawings!!!
A PRIZE FOR EVERY r1cKEr

sCash GIFTS en-. 5000 80 u.as Sc N,oo zee
~ $50 q, 600 800 - - s9s
~. ~ - :. - 5000 $50 g ian
ags S uM "ascheS. q rs To 400
- "AI,S s1aoniheS 60 To ls(A
X "ls xE,uOS each 20 To 800
~s.r metOde0nS ............ - RI n sd1n
Cash SHts, silver Ware, etc. valued at AT En0 f0n
Z cnance 20 draw any Of he above prizes far an
ven.s Ilckets describing prizes are SEALED in en-
ssiopes ana ven mixed On receipt Of IS geents Il
s IIcKET 10 drawn without choIce ana scnt
~ mail to any address. The prize named mon Il
De aelivered to the ticket holder on payment ~
o sE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately SEMI II any
ADDRESS BY express return mail : ~ : = ""S
on VIII know what your prize is before van ,S.v
Ier II. ANY prize exchanged for smother of ~
on fair dealing. %" uepenu
OPINIONS OF THE PnEss Pair dealing can /.
LEG Med On -; & Herald Aug 70. 4 genuine d,stri
ppwwtl0n.-wortd, Sept. o. Not one OF ihe siav -
- eexas 1ssoune, July Z They give general ~sti.
Aacuon .-SfGnfs Zeifuag, Arg, g. '"'As
), nkeFnRENCEs;-By kind Permission we =. e.r e.
ne Iolowing Franklin s. Lane drew Ala 100 a.
masS Has.le Banker, Charleston, So 600 Mrs ion
R sa biaKe, ST. Paul, Piano, $500 Samuel y
his s. Boston. $500. Eugene r. Rrscl.tt
n.:s. watch, $780,. Miss Annie Osgeod Nav
~ 900. osioMpus, ohlor
ONE CASH GIFT In every package Of lso t;cL.,~
Guaranteed; tickets for 81 90; l. Ter q o. OK sa
20 ~; % Tor % 90; $50 Tor 4l5 90. 81 - avs
agents wanted, tc whom we offer liberal ;ra..
Aaenes ana guarantees satisfaction. 81 ~ - - &
ADDRIss, A. J. JACKSON 4 Co.
NO. lsS Nassau Street. New York
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The display in all Departments promises to BE
Beffer than Ever before.
~ For Premium Lists and further particulars.
address either Of the undersigned.
j. H. MING, President.
n. W. CARPENTER, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13
Desirable Residence for Sale.

Tho undersigned offers for sale his residence,
corner Pacific avenue aud Houston street. The
building Is one Of the best and most Thoroughly
finished In the city, and has all necessary ontbuild-
inys attached For terms inquire of W. II. Thomas,
at the banking house of CASTOR Thomas, or to
g3d&wtf JNO w SWINDELLS.
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For Sale.
TWO DESIRABLE RESILIENT LOTS

For s,lc cheap to cash customer. Also. SEVERAL
pEsIRA BILE IA RMS and UklN IMPROVED LANDS
DalIas County, Arply esrlyfo
lu2dlm fG.T KENDALL,
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Our Agents.

Who are authorized 10 receive subscriptions and
&c. Chew, 40 B,ondwny New York; q y.
Eowell 4 Co., n, Park Row New York. Coo
weaiherIll 4 Co., PhIlad'ldhia Grimm A Holman,
baltimore 7, MeIniyrr, New 0rlennsi v, "
Cushing Houston Hon, lno, W. Lane, Auatini
Leo Tarle,on, 20a Pine street, ~, Louis, Mo,
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Correspondents.

National Park Bank, New York, BoAtmcn't
Savings Instirte, ST. Lonis Perkins, SweDsHn &
Co.. New hilppns. Ball, llntchins Co, Galveston
Texas First National Bank, Galveston, Texas
First National Bank, Houston, Texas. 9. H. Johns
\ Co., Austin, Texas. Raymond & Whites, Austin
Texas.
MOurs from % A. 81. to . A.. VI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-13

A GESrLEMAS Of "elegaat leisure" and
bachelor Mt That, has beef amusing
himself with matrimonial statistics, and
reports that out Of two hundred marriages
published in New England j,.raNls last
week, only two of the ladies had old
fashioned names--such as Mary and SUI
san. All the others were Mollies, Dollics
Pollies, Libbies, Tiboies, Bddies, IIattios
patties, Malties, Liszies and 80 OF. Ito
says if he eau hear Of somo girl with n
familiar "Christian pame, he shall
"start for her ;"