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NOW is THE TIME TO BUY GOODS
ELLIS x& DAVIS
Are selling for CASH lower than can
be brought from the States.
CRoFUTT's WESTERN WoRID.-The pub

CRoFUTT's WESTERN WoRLD.-The pub
Usher Of Crofutt's Western World, published
monthly in New York and San Francisco,
announces that lie has purchased of Messrs.
John A. Germany & Co., publishers Of the
Overland Monthly, the West, monthly,
eight-page. 64-column paper, devoted to the
development of the west. The West and the
Western World will be consolidated under
the title Of Crofutt's Western World, and
will be devoted to the interests of the coun-
try west of the Mississippi. The regular cor
respondents of the West will be retained,
also the editorial manager, MIR. David G.
Pearson, who will be the Pacific Coast editor
and general manager OF the San Francisco
Office. In the interest of the Western World
and also of Crofutt's Trans-C Continental Tou-
rist's Guide, Prof. Il. j. Sedgwick, Ill. A.,
will make an extended tour of the far-west
Territories and States, particularly Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Nevada,
California: Oregon, Washington and Ari-
IONA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

IN C,ur article referring to the proceedings
OF tile Peoples Convention, we made the
statement that the Chairman of that Conyen-
ton, the Eon. John L. Murphy, beng en-
gagged as forage master at Fort Ellis, occu-
pied the position If what the Changers term
a .smiddle man., The Judge says we were
mistaken, That his position does not neces-
sarily place him in that category, and it is a
question ia our mind It is possible that we
were wrong, and if SO, VIC gracefully make
the naaende honorable
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PERsoNAL.--Hon. Samuel Word and Ii. J..
Norton. Esq. of Virginia City, arrived in
this place Sunday evening. They visited the
Gallatin valley on business. Mr.. Word re-
turned Monday, Mr.. Norton still tarries with
us.
Lieut.. Geo. FL. Wright, one Of the old ge-
NAL spirits of Fort Ellis, but now at Folt
Shaw, came over last week to visit his nu-
merous friends ia this county and bis broth
ers-in-arms at Fort ellis. 1t is needless to
say that his visit was attended with general
good time.
Lieut.. McClernand, one of the most popu-
lar young officers at Fort ELLIS, returned
from Corinne Thursday, after an absence OF
two weeks.
w. w. Morris, who had been sojourning
with us the past two weeks, returned to Vir-
ginia Saturday.
Our old Kentucky friend, Mr.. q. Terrill,
one OF the first settlers of the Gallatn valley,
but the past few years resident of keating-
vile, passed through Bozeman Sunday, for a
trip dawn the Yellowstone.
NJ. G. Page, Esq. U. s. Attorney. arrived
from Radersburg Sunday. Our friend Page
is as pleasant and sociable as ever.
Gen. e. Whittlesey, special Indian Com
missioner, and DR.. Wright, late Indian SUI
peerintendent of this Territory, arrived
Tuesday evening and are stepping at the
Metropolitan Hotel. These gentlemen will
participate in the council soon to be held
with the Crows.
Gov. Potts, Jedgs Servis, Messrs.. q. G..
Coffin, Chas. Rich, Nelson Story and DIR.
Lamme returned from the Yellowstone
Tuesday.
VIM. Black, Howard Stone, VIM. Golfer
and George Payne came in from Clark's
Fork a few days since. The party lost four
good horses on the trip, supposed to have
been stolen.
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TOURISTS GUIDE.-Mr. H. j. Norton, of
Virginia City, has been in our city several
days, preparatory to starting east, where he
win 60 for the purpose of having published
his Horseback Rides through the National
Park" The readers of the Montanian will
remember his graphic and interesting sketch
es published in that paper last fall entitled as
above. Mr.. Norton is a fine descriptive wri-
ter, has fine perception of natural scenery,
and in his Horseback Rides Through the
National Park he had an excellent opportu-
nifty of viewing the wonderful works of ma
ture there exhibited, which are unsurpassed
By the scenery OF any country, and his forth
coming book will contain fine and correct
portra1turessof the marvels OF that section. It
will be magnifcently illustrated, and embrace
complete guide TO all the principal points
in thu Park. Mr.. Norton has every facility
afforded him to make the work a complete
success. The publication Of this book will
be Of incalculabie benefit to the Territory,
and especially to BoZeman. The business
men Of this place should by all means an
courage in . substantial manner the efforts of
Mr.. Norton III getting out the work. The
first eai6ion will consist OF at least $1,000
copies. which he places at the low price of
fifty cents each. l. viii contain an illustra-
ton OF Bozenan, Virginia City and Helena.
4 snlall portion will be givea 70 advertisers.
and ali who can fad space in the book for
advertisements, will find it to their anYant-
age to do SO.
a. n. EGEEs Z 20,
CASH BUFFERS of all kinds of SILVER ORES, in |
lots o. from to i've thousand tons, Tor Shipping
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For THE YELLowsToNE.--MrC G. g. Coffin,
representative of the N. P. r. r., accom-
panied by Governor Potts Hon. 81 g.
Servis, Nelson Story, Charles, Rich, and
DIR. A. Lamme, escorted by a company
of cavalry from Fort Ellis, left Saturday
morning for trip down the Yellowstone.
MIR. Coffin visits the Yellowstone country in
the interest Of the p. r. r. for the purpose
of ascertaining its resources and gaining all
the Information he car in ard to the navi-
gaDility of the Yellowstone river, and the
practicability Of steamboats, ascending it to a
point as near Bozeman as possible. Also to
ascertain the feasibility of constructing a
wagon road from the head of navigation to
this place. thereby securing the trade of Mon
tana TO the N. r. road, and furnishing our
people with cheaper rates and more speedy
transportation. The party returned to
Bozeman Wednesday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

SEVERE AccIDENT.-We are panied to
chronicle serious accident to Mrs. Finch.
which occurred Sunday afternoon, about six
miles from Bozeman, near the ranch of Mr..
Goodell. Mr.. and Mrs. Finch had been yis-
iting friends in the valley and were mounted
on horseback. They left MIR. Goodelps about
3-l2 o'clock for Bozeman, Mrs. Finch being
on a spirited horse, which was making pretty
good time. They had not gone far when the
horse ridden by Mrs. Finch caught his fore
feet in badger hole, which threw him for
ward on his nose. Mrs. Finch's tace also
struck the ground when the horse fell, but
she retained her seat In the saddle. The horse
m ade desperate efforts TO recover himself,
bit his feet were in such position that it
was impossible for him to do SO, and lii his
foun dering Mrs. Finch was thrown on the
ground, receiving severe bruises on her per-
son, and having her shoulder dislocated. The
severe shock rendered her insenaible Tor
hours, and gre;st fears were entertained for
time that she would not recover. Immedi-
ately after the accident, Mr. Finch and Mr..
Goodell conveyed her to the house of the
latter, and DIR. Monroe was sent for. Mrs.
Finch had sufficiently recovered Monday
morning to be brought h0me in acarriage,
and she is now doing as well as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
q. s. LANE OFFICE,

u. s. LANE OFFICE,
HELENA, At T., June 16, 1873
Terry C. Burns, whose post Office address is Gala
tn, Gailatin county, M. T., has fled in this Office
his application to enter agricultural land the
w "a OF sec. 30, in township ], north of range No.
east, which land is suspended from entry Is agri-
cultural land notice is hereby given that hearing
Soth day Of July, 1875 to determine as to the MIN
erai or non-mineral character OF said land, and
testimony to be used upon SAID hearing will be Ia
Ken before H. w. Hill, Notary Public, at Gallatin
IN sadd county, commencing at 10 o. clock a. m, on
the 26th day Of July, 1873.
. 1t is alleged there are no known miners. nor min
ing improvements claims upon said land & -
W G. CHILD, Register
L. b. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. jua7-5w.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

A SHOWER Of grasshoppers came in on
Tuesday, and we heard Of more on the Vel
lowstone divide en- route to the Gallatin val
ley, but as yet they have not put in much of
all appearance. The chickens are gobbiine
up those that are now here.
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.sR G5@Look out for the IL
STAGJ STAG!. ETA Gfyy

SrRrNG CHIcKESs.-We are indebted to
Mrs. Lizzie Williams. The chicken fancier OF
Bozeman. for several fat, plump and juicy
spring chickens. Mrs. Williams deyotes
much time. and care in cultivating fowls, and
her extensive brood Of chickens, turkeys,
&C., attest her success in the business. Those
who wish to erjoya good chekenfi dinner can
always procure the fowls from Mrs. w. at a
reasonable price.
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a c. ID.

lEy. Editor:
Learning upon my srr;Yal In town, that it
had seef. asserted THAI propositions had been
made by the speakers of the Peoples party
to enter into a joint discussion III this CAM
paign with the speakers on the Democratic
side, and by them declined, take this me-
thod, as one Of the speakers and as Chairman
of the Democratic Central Committee, to say
that no such proposition has been made to
me or, SO far as can learn. to any one else,
but do assert that a joint disc ussion has been
avoided by the speakers Of the Peoples
party. S. w. LaNGHORNE.
Chm Dem. Cent Com.
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STEALING CArTIE.-Is. sniel Melton, who
who has lived ON Reese Gre. ok, in this county
the past two years, several s'eeAs SINCE soiu
COW and calf at remarkably low Price
Recently Mr.. Hunter, having m 'ssed a GO"
and calf, traced them to the purch 'asef nom
Melton, and claimed the property. SheI III
Guy was informed Of the circumstanc, es, ana
armed with the necessary papers. went on
the hunt for Melton. whom he found at ave
Gnlch, and brought him to this place, who're
he is now securely jailed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

JOHN WEEKS, who owns the regular trans
portation line between this place and the
Mammoth Hot Springs, came down from the
National Park Tuesday. He win leave for
the mountainsnext Tuesday, and will furnish
all who desire to visit the National Park . on
dels, with transportation, either by wagons,
horses or pack animals.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

THE reported Cicero Of the Peole's outfit,
one Wakefield, candidate for County Cons
missioner, turns out to be the Veriest blather-
skite whose yelping alone would be suffi-
cienr to ensure his defeat. not taking into
consideration the fact that he is running
against one of our best and most substantial
citizens.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

THERE are many persons arriving here
daily, whose destination is the lower Yellow
stone country. There is no Section in the
West which Offers more attraction at this
time, and before the sere and yellow leaf Of
another season, that entire country viii be
settled.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

The streets of Bozeman have presente a
business-like appearance the past week. A
large number of strangers have arrived and
departed, and the transit Of Yellowstone pi-
oneers has been very large.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That I, John G.
IN Guy, Sheriff of Gallatin county, will on Sat
urssay the I'd day Of August, 1873, between
the highest bidder, for cash, at the court house Of
SAID county IN the city of Bozeman, the following
ed real property to-WIt: Fourteen a4) feet
and SIX 80 inches OFF the East side of Lot No. Five
l5l; and Eleven and one-half a1}s) feet on tho
West side Of Lot No. Six l6) in Block d in said
city OF BozerTian, as the same as designated upon
the original plat thereof file with the recorder Of
SAID co1nty together with the Entertainments and
apnelfenanees unto said tracts Of land belonging
Ire sad sale Will be made pursuant to decree
Of fne District Court Of said county in an action
wherein e Nj Black is plaintiff and August Zietzkie
y deien5ant m favor OF plaintiff and again de-
fendGnl, to satisfy an execution for the sum of
seven nundfed dollars and seventeen cents besides
accrued interest and costs 4
Given under my hand this 9th day of July. 1879.
JOHN C. GUY,
Jyli-4t Sheriff of Gallatin County
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NOTICE TO MINERS .

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., June 80, 1873
w ELLINGTON A. FREDERICK, whose
~ post office address is Gallatin City,
his application to enter as agricultural land west
z OF north east Aof Sec 20 in township No. .,
Noftn OF range Me- east, which land suspended
from entry as agricultural land; notice is hereby
gwen that hearing will be had ut this office at 10
O'Clock q m, on the 9th day of August, 1873
Where testimony will be taken to determine as to
the mine raj or non-minera characterof said land.
1t is alleged there are no known miners, nor NM
Ing improvements or CLAIMS upon said land
: W. G. CHILD, Register.
u. .. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. jy4-5W
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A BozEMAN correspondent OF the Helena
Herald tries to bolster up the Nondescript
ticket in this county by false euiogy of the
men composing it, and falsifies himself by
stating that every man on the ticket will be
elected ssLorne'' is..either very Ignorant of
the sentiment Of the people Of this county
in the matter, or has very little regard for the
truth
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THH, IHYUs

has just received large consignment of the eele-
brated
Dan FIowcrree Whiskey,
together with choice selection of every descrip-
tion of
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
and the finest brands of Cigars.
MOUNTS u WORSHAM,
Proprietors
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

JosEPH S. HILL. Of Sun River Crossing,
was married, on the 18th ult., to Miss Au-
eusta N. Ford Miss Ford is daughter Of
tie late Col. 7Nimrod Ford. aud Is well
known and beloved in this community.
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MEERSCHAUM PIPE LOST,

OST between Bohemian and Middle Greek or
Il 4 on Middle Greek, q Meersciaum Pipe. Valued
as present. Silver mounted, amber mouth piece,
and in yclyet-lined case. Please leave 1t st the
COURIER OFFICE. H. N MAGUIRE.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
list,,!ls |. Ms,,!i.r,

Happy Relief Tor Young Men from tha
ELECTS of Errors and Abuses In early life. Man
hood restored Impediments to Marriage removed
New method Of treatment. New and remarkahI.
remedies Books and Circulars sent free IN sealnsl.
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
&c. 2 South Ninth 81 Philadelphia, Pa Ian IN.
stitution having high reputation for hoaorahla
ocRduss and pTofeas iene2 akraA -
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CIGARS q TOBACCO.

Il FULL LINE Of Imported Key west and
"A Domestic Cigars; nav aud we'll kneWn
brands OF
EzMg. mt SauOksMg Zo1ucc0 J.
STATIONERY, ToYs aad CONFECTIONERY,
Wholesale ana Retail. - low as On, where in the
Territory, 1T
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From all accounts the grasshoppers have
left the GallatIn Valley. and made their APP
pearance in the counties south and west of
Gallatin, We do not think that they dam
aged vegetation to a great extent in this
county. Certainly not as much as was an
ticipattd
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

MIR. W. II. TRACY has just finished an ele-
giant new brick ,.'Weiiing mouse on upper
Main street, which h, oHers Ior SAFE or rent'
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Religious Netice.

The Rev. +. e. Curtiss will preach at or
near AL. Lund's next Sabbath morning, at
II o'clock, a. M, and in Bozeman at o'clock
p. m. same day.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Potts and wifi, az.
Judge Seryis and wife left for the capital v, =
terday, after weeks visit to this place and
the Yellowstone Valley.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

Col. f. G. DEIMLING, Postmaster at Viz
ginia City, came over Monday and spent sew
eral days in Bozeman and Fort Ellis. The
Colonel is on little rusticating tour, and we
hope to see him often in this section.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

SERENADE.-Mrs. b. L. Potts and Mrs. F.
G. Servis wers the recipients Of a delightful
serenade Monday evening, rendered them by
some of our amateur musicians
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Garden Seeds.

Landreth & Sons fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
of every variety, for sale at w. w. NORRIS
Drug Store. Bozeman.
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No MuMLkO.G

ELLIS & DAVIS are Sc 'ihs Di4Lo'
COST. Those who doubt it, al ~ eon-
WINGED by calling and trying it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

A. LAmaE e Co. have occupied tlir new
store :on.tbe south side Of Main street, next
door to Reushaw's furniture emporium.
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PRoF. ;. D. WHITE, Of Manchester, Ken
lucky one of the most celebrated elocntion-
lists of the age, will give an entertainment
Tor the benefit of the \ oung Mems Assocla-
ton in their hall, this friday evening. The
Prof. has fine repertoire of Dramatic and
Hum orous readings, and rare treat is in
store for all who attend. Tickets of admis-
sion. 30 cents.
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painters ana GLACIERS. attention.

You can find full and complete assortment Of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY PAINT
Drug Store of w. W. NORRIS, a few doors east of
Lamme q Go. IS, BoZeman.
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Just ARRIVED

Some more of the celebrated Dan FIOwerree
Whiskey hUs arrived at the KIYUS
MOUNTS 81 WORSHAM Prop'rs
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81 5;;t TX q + n=s ~ - IS ss5 i
in tie Territory. Come Nth youp' Gree1bacss.
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Eor ! SDIrit-sstirrfng

Cocktail, Sling Julep, go to Williams & Muir.
rav,s r XCHANGE Saloon, where they are manipa-
lated from none but the purest liquors. The finest
Cigars aIwa,-s on hand.
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FOR SALE.

Will be sold cheap for cash, four-horse
WAGON and two sets of HARNESS. IN
quire at this Office.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

-ERY.-We were shown a
New COAL DIsc0l tsnaci,aan of oooI ~
few days since the fines. he var;ous3 1es,,s :,
have yet seen taken from J.
this section. The specimens m, w., =
taken from lead discovered by a,;,os 49,
Bailey. and located about three ~
this place. They were taken from
face, but exhibit less decomposition, -.
more of the genuine characteristics OF a L
class article, than the coal taken from leaos
already developed in this community. It is
the mention of Mr.. Bailey and Bro, owners
of the lead, to work the same right along
They have crevice of six feet to commence
with, and if the character of the coal inn
proves, Jas is reasonable to expect, as they go
down on the lead, it will yield them good re-
turns the coming winter. The lead now has
the appearance of being horizontal, and with |
ont the dip which characterizes the lodes
heretofore discovered. In view of the fact /
that several coal mines have been developed I
during the past year contiguous to Bozeman,
and that2coal cap be had much cheaper than /
wood, we would advise those who intend /
purchasing stoves for winter to get those I
suitable for coal instead of wood. It would I
be well for dealers in stoves to make note +
of this.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

HENRY HITCAENs has put some of his best
ticks on the Exchange Saloon, which now
looks as pretty as new steamboat.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

Hoss. S u. BECK, s. w. Langhorne and Il.
p. Vivlon are now stumping the county, and
stirring up the Democrats to their duty. We
have received highly favorable reports from
the different places at which they have
spoken, and we are satisfied that the Peoples
outfit will receive such q sconrging on the
day Of election that the; will never again
place themselves before the people for Office.
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IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE.

A good house, with MI the necessary improve
IA ments, located ON two good lots III the most
desirable part of Bozeman, will be exchanged at d
at reasonable price for mich cows Inquire at
this Office
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

THEY have fond out way to have cool
water in summer. Fill two pitchers with
water. Wrap folds of cotton cloth around
one. Pour water on the cotton cloth. In
evaporing it cools the pitcher. Keep it wet.
Keep the other pitcher full. Keep standing
around. Keep going to the wei for more
water to keep that cloth eyaporatinsg. lt is
a., entific process. Il will keep the p'Icher
~, whether you keep cool or not. ~ It
> sn,,e Or the name of the thing however,
nd the cause of science, you might drink
ut Of the 9th, er pitcher.
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RFADY-MADE CLoTafsG, Of the best quality;
Boots and Shoes, and fine stock OF A No.
Liquors, at STRASBURGER SPERL!NG;S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

The court martial, which has been in ses-
sion at Fort Ellis TIE past ten days, has adj
iourned
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

An enthusiastic Democratic meeting was
held at McKenze's mill Tuesday evening,
which was addressed by J. Z. Harvey, Esq.
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Wednesday. among which is some excellent
old Bourbon.
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Bottled Ale and Porter,

The most delightful beverage for the summer DAYS
change Saloon. A cozy Climb room always open.
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McCoRMIcK's Yellowstone expedition will
leave about the 10TH
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-01

q GEN. +. s. Wilson has been awarded the
contract for supplying Fort Ellis with hay,
atS13 Is.
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HEALTHY exercise. muscular development.
splendid liquors and fine cigars at the
''TEN-PIN-ALLEY SAI.OON.n
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Our friend Mcguire said in his speech a.
Central Park Wednesday evening that ne had
been solicited four times at the mongrel con-
yention to allow his name to be placed on the
Peoples ticket as q candidate for Probate
Judge, and then only consented ON condl-
tion that the Nomination should be unani-
nous. Mac. might solicit the voters of this
county nine hundred and ninety-nine times
and then they would not elect him to that
Office.
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The Oorlnne Reporter ceased to exist on
the 18th of July