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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07
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Dear Courier.
Nothing OF unusual import has occnrre]
| mere during the past week. il | may excenr
the improvements still going on at the Post
General SWeltzcr. tue commanding officer.
seems to like improvements. and the entr-
getic msnferin which lie goes about making
them seeisIs 10 impress every on with the
idea that nc means business. Fort Ellis il
last becoming clean and healthy Post. Fine
gravel paths are being made all through and
around the garrison; being fenced iii makes
the Fort village in itself, and the aforemeli-
toned gravel walks give it all the appearance
| OF a park.
improvements for the mental as well as
| the physical welfare of the enlisted men are
also daily taking place. There is ut this Post
an institution which descEses more than q
passing mention, viz Company AS Literary
Association. This is an Association organ
lied in the Company, and BY the men OF the
Company. No person is eligible to member
ship unless he is an 'sA'' Company man.
The Constitution is very strict as are also the
AAAS VA go 10 at plCSCttb III d
fourishing condition, The number of daily
papers received from the States is Ave; week.
~ papers. thirty; monthly papers and maya
zines, ten. Besides the papers that arrive
daily, and for which the subscription is paid
one year in advance, the Association keeps
the reading room well stocked with books by
The best authors, so you see that A Company
ir Iva.
concerning the chief topics of the present
day as well as the past.
There is also another Association here, the
object of which is to develop thu Latent y
grace of movement and to arouse the DOR
mant Terpschorean qualities of the s.Boys Ia
Blue" 1t Is called the ''Whippoorwill Dane
ing Association" Sergeant Joseph Mason.
q Company, i President. and believe the
Association numbers about fifty members.
They occupy the Good Templars' Hall and
have dances two evenings i'll each week.
Vsve la Whiproorwils.
COOP TEMPIARs.
Last Saturday evening was a joyful occa-
sion in Lincoln Lodge room. On that even
ing was Instituted Parker Temple, the De-
gree Temple attached to our Lodge. Twenty
one members were Instituted as Temple,
and well may they feel proud of the work
accomplished. The Temple was named III
honor OF Brother Grin Parker, the most in
defatigable worker in the temperance cause
in this vicinity, and we doubt not in the Ter
rltory. The following is list OF the officers
elected tor the present term:
d. T-Joseph Zwisler
ID. V. Geo. ID. Richmond.
D.S-Orn Parker.
ID. F. S-Joseph Mason.
D. Trea--John Newell.
D. Chap-M. j. McCabe.
ID. M-John Washburn.
O. CIV H. Thomson
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Crowded! Crowded.! Crowded i!
a Great Rush for Bargains at
ELLIS 81 DAVIS.

SENsIBLE.-The management ot the Young
Mems Literary Society have appointed a IL
brarlan for the winter, and their Hall here
after until Spring will be found well heated
and well lighted, and every way agreeable to
members from a. m. to p. nj. The library
now contains several hundred volumes OF
valuable works. Ali rpu~ enrolled as mem
burs should ser.d in their nainas without de-
lay and enjoy the highly enjoyable privileges
of the institution.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

J.. B. CHURCH, ex-U. S. Assessor, whose
meiodious campaign songs are still echoing
in the Rocky Mountains, has good railroad
position in Chicago. Stick to it, l.. B.; your
Republican songs have lost their charm in
Montana. 'Old Shady has slid up the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

DELIVERING ON CoETRAcT-A large guam
tity of hay has been delivered at Fort Ellis
during tbs. week. Farmers who have en-
gag d to supply given amounts under eon-
tract seem determined to do all they can in
weather sets III.
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To the Public,

The card signed by Fl. f. Williams and publish
cd in last weeks Courier, to the effect that ac
counts due us would be sold at auction If not paid
by November LIST, - was published without
thority, and we hereby repudiate it in toto.
TOM COTTER.
q w ODEII
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w. Ell. RAYMOND, of Virginia City, accom-
panied by his mother, spent few days this
week in Bozeman. Their old friends were
highly pleased with their visit, and trust they
will come over often.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

BREWERY SALOON,
d. LII. CARPENTER, Prop'r.
r. Keeps constantly on hand the best
wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars
to beobtained in the city.

THEATKIcAL.-The thrilling drama, ..Inn-
Keeper OF Abbeyville," was presented at the
Fort Theatre on Friday evening, and the
characters were well sustained by the Com
pany, who are improving very much in their
rendition New scenery and costumes added
much TO the attractiveness OF The play. and
the recent improvements in heating the Thea
ire to the omfort OF the audience. After
the play Mr.. M. ]. McCabe saug an Irish
comic song and was complimented with a
triple encore. The r. airing farce of ..Sasler
and Crasher'' concluded the evenings enter
tainment, which was an excellent one. This
friday evening SPLENDID bill announced,
the occasion being for the benefit OF those OLD
favorites. L. Couiston and ]. Smith We
hope to see good representation from Boze-
man present.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

THEODORE FREELER and Miss Rohesha
Bells were married in Virginia City on the
Both inst. We extend congratulations to the
happy pair and trust they will have an album
dance of happiness in their new relation.
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The KlYUs.-This popular saloon, which
has been under the proprietorship of Messrs.
Mounts & Worsham the past year, and
through their gentlcmanly management at
tanned universal popularity. has been sold to
Messrs. Ed. Fridley and James Butler. The
Kiyus will retain its well deserved repura-
ton under the management OF these young
men,
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By ENcoURAGING.-In these days of Epi-
zoo and other epidemics, It's encouraging to
know that panaceas for all such are found at
the BALL. ALLEY SALOON, in the
wholesome exercise, good liquors, wines,
ales, porters and cigars there found. We
have tried them. Go there and do likewise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

The EXCHANGE is the cosjest place in town
to spend social hour The bar, club and
reading rooms have been re-dscorated, and
none but the finest liquors and cigars are
kept there. Wines of the choicest vintages.
and the purest bourbon Whistles and French
Brandies always on hand, and polite and
attentive walters to serve them. Go to the
Exchange for frst-ctdss liquors.
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MONEY! yes, money. Where has it all gone
The article is scarce in this latitude. and the
prospect is that it will be q long time before
it becomes plenty again. The people will
have hard time to pay their taxes we fear.
but they manage in some manner to raise 1t
in time to save the 20 per cent.
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DENTISTRY.
1880,

DR. L. W FRARY is now on o temporary visit
IL Bozeman, and win remain during the present
term of the District Court. All those requ ring
the services of experienced, practical DENTIST
should call at once, his time Is limited. Office
with DR. Crepln. in the new brick block, up stairs;
entrance same as the COURIER Office.
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NOTICE.

Advertisements and Local Notices handed in for
publication. unlees the time is specified for which
they are be published, will be inserted till for
bid and charged for accordingly.
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RICH DISCOVERY in EMiGRAHT GuLcH!l
!. One Dollar and Thirty Cents 70 the PanI

~rseS
We are informed by Messrs. Boteier and
fefreil, Of Emigrant gaLei,. that rich dis
coycrY was made near Cd mouth OF the can
yon on Monday last b. Alex. Campbell and
Samuel n. Myers, which isilus one dollar
ami thirty cents 10 the ussk The gold is Of
A. entirely different eAsfacier IRON that
heretofore found in lie gnlch. The discov-
cry mas been kept as quiet as possible, but
the excitement III Die gnIcH is reportsd at
fever heat, and all the ground contiguous to
the discovery claim has been taken up. we
hope this information may be true, and in
cline to the opinion that such is the case
The old mines in Emigrant have yielded bet
ter this season than since their discovery,
and several important sales of claims have
been made there. It is hardly probable that
much of the ground will go 81 80 to the pan,
but it is reasonable to suppose, from the
character of the guleh, fiat rich diggings
have been struck
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

SOCIAL HoP.-Some of our spirited young
men improyised a social hop at Odell's Hall
on Monday evening last and being ably sec
onded BY the charming young ladies Of our
town and vicinity, quite a goodly number of
both sexes assembled. Ar agreeable and
pleasant evening was spent in the delightful
and exhileratine dance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

No Wish eur patrons to distinctly understand that
hereafter Job Printing and Transient Advertisements
mast be paid fer In advance. No exception will be
made 10 this rule.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

Mr.. L. II. GEAR has purchased the pho4o-
graphic outfit of MI. Morrow at Fort Ellis,
and will hereafter furnish the people with
t1rst-class pictures.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

THE farmers are taking advantage Of the
good weather to haul their wheat to the Gal
latin mills. An unusual amount OF teams
heavily loaded with grain have passed through
town the past week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

MANY of our citizens are lining the inside
OF their residences with brick, which makes
houses very comfortable indeed. The idea
appears to be excellent. and thereby our
friend Tracy hos disposed Of a large omount
OF brick
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)UR!. OATS!
FLOUR!
ELLIS & DAVIS

Are now prepared to receive all the Flour and Oats
which may be offered in exchange for goods.
They are retailing goods mt less than
Helena Wholesale prices ~
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d. A. McPHERsoN and lady left on Sunday
last fora short trip over to Helena. This is
the first time they have been over to their old
home since they came among us. We hope
they will have pleasant visit to their old
nds, fire and safe return before either snow
or storms come.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

MEssRs WILLIAMS q MURRAY have just
received from San francisco the largest and
best assortment of Imported and Domestic
Liquors OF the finest brands ever brought TO
Bozcman. SOUR MASH, 6. Q. BLAKE and
ScoTcm WHrsKEYs are among tile choice SCI
lection. Call at the Exchange and GOV. or
Frank will give you something that will do
yen good. Try 'em.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

ARE we not to have course of lectures,
readings, Rotations. or something of that
sort this winter? What say the members Of
the Young Mems Association? Lyceum en-
sertainments would be highly relishable.
Give our embryo Websters and Douglases a
chance TO show themselves.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

RHv. L. B. CRIT ENDEN preached last Sun
day at Hamilton in the morning and in the
evening at Viewers School House on the
Gallatin. The attendance was very good
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

GRAND LoTTERY.-Mr. Walter Cooper has
advertised grand lottery OF Sharp's I'm
proved Sporting Rifles and fine Montana
Jewslry, to take place in Bozeman, on The
26fh OF December Forty-eieht prizes are
offered, amounting to $3.50. Tickets $40.
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3 3 b 3 3 4 b

New MEAT MARKET.-W ednesday morn
ing Mr.. Jacob Gum opened new meat mar
ket iH Perkins brick building, adjoining this
office! 1t is under the management of that
superior and we'll known butcher, Dick
Robinson, The shop opened out with fine
display of all kinds of meat. One of the
first beeves botchered was a three-year-old
heifel, which Melted 90s pounds, and was the
best meat we have ever eaten. Mr.. Gum is
killing his own stock. and intends supplying
our people with the best OF meat at low
prices
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

VINEGAR BETTERS, by the bottle or case,
and all the leading Patent Medicines, az the new
DRUG Store of w. W. Morris Bozeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

ELLIS & DAVIS are daily
receiving large additions to their
already extensive assortment of
General Merchandise.
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callatin County Bonds and
Warrants.

Holders of the ABOVE local securities can find
ready sale for any amount to the extent Of TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS at The First National
Bank. d. A. MCPHERSON,
Asst Cashier.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

A SUNDAY SCHOOL PRAISE MEETING will be
held in the Church on Sabbath evening next.
After the usual opening exercises the hour
will be devoted to Christian song by the Con-
gregation, Sunday School and Choir. Some
of our best singers have promised to take
part. All are invited.
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to the Drug 81 ore of W w
Norris Boz man are hereby notified to come for
ward Immediately and settle.
S. w. LAEGH0RNE.
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DEvELopING.-A party of practical miners
are engaged, we understand. in an extensive
sinking contract OH ore in Sixteen Mile silver
lodges. They have engaged to run an incline
200 feet. Developments will continue over
there all winter. Some of the ores ASSAY
high. and one ledge is represented to be rs
feet between the walls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

Col. l.. Nj. BLACK was registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, on the 10Th
ult. We suppose his visit TO that city was
made preparatory to his return to Montana.
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For Sale.

-Four nice young work mules, on ninety
days time. Apply at this office.
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SHEEP.-Mr Flaharty. brother of our
well known fellow-citizen, Mr.. Marian Fla
harty, who came to this place last summer,
has Determined. to permanently locate in this
county, and engage in raising sheep. We
regard this as wise conclusion on the p. TT
of Mr.. Flaharty. There is lo country III the
world better adapted 70 sheep raising than
Montana, and the foothills Of the GallatiH
valley present range for sheep unequalled
in the Territory. We have often wondered
why some Of our enterprising people did
not engage in this apparently lucrative
branch OF industry at an early day, and con-
graduate Mir. Flahargy on being the pioneer
sheep raiser in this valley. Mr.. r. has re-
Gently purchased in this. Territory sixty-fiye
fine ewes and one ram, which are ON the
range above town, and in the spring he in
tends returning to the Esst for the purpose of
bringing out several thousand head.
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MANY OF our young men are out on the
war path in quest OF buffalo. Lots OF the
boys have gone over to the yellowstone and
We wish them good success IN their hunt.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

MUsIINs. FlanneIs, Cashmeres and all kind
OF WOODEN Goods at the lowest figures at
STRASBEgGER q SpERLING'S.
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A SPLENDID OppoRTUNlTY.-Mr. G. L.
Clark adrertises in another column his first
class Livery and Feed Stable for rent or
sale, gu account OF having to assume the dt-
ties OF Sheriff next month. This is the best
opening for a good. live business man that
we know Of, As the property is the best in
town and the business well established. Read
tho "a and interview Clark tor terms.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-11-07

Morissey whisky, the best ever
tapped in Bozeman, is served to the patrons
of the popular KIYUs SALOON. Main street,
Bozeman. FRIDLEY & BUTLER,
Projectors.
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Taken Up.

arge white sow, which has been excessively
annoying to several families. The owner will
please call and alse her away. hqrire at this Of
Il
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JewcIry.-A general assortment of Ladies
Jewelry ut STRASBURGER & SPERLING'S.
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RICHARD LEACH, ESQ.,, late of the firm Of
Tootle. Leach & Co., of Helena, died last
week at his home in Kansas City. His death
is sad blow to his family and hosts Of
friends. He was true friend. kind husband
and father, and the firm to which he belonged
will miss him greatly.
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY pieces of stand
ard prints, such as Merr1mac, Cocllico,
American and Sprague's. for sale at 1912 cts
per yard, inferior quality only 10 cents per
yard at STAsBERGER 6 SPERLING.
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Flour and Grain Sacks at
STRASBURGER & SPERLING,S
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Painters and Gsaziers, Atscntaon.

You can find full and complete assortment Of
pAINIS, Oils, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT
Drug Store of w w MORRIS, = few doors east OF
Lamme u Co. IS. Bozeman
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HEALTHY exercise. muscular development
splendid liquors and fine cigars at the
''TEN-PIN-ALLEY SALOON.n
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County Oh Lewis Il Clarke %.
!, Geo. W. Fox, Cashier of the First National
Bank OF Bozeinan, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. =
GEO. W. FOX. Cashier
Sworn tn and subscribed before me this 3oth day
CT October, 1878. HE>RY ADDOMS,
Sc IL Notary Public
Correca-Atiest.
c. LYSTER,
GEO. w. Fox, ) Directors
NiII4!AM ROE,
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SPECIAL. Deputy Sheriff Chas.. A, Dyer left
Tuesday orning for Deer Lodge City, hay
Ing in charge Chas. d. Clay, wIle goes to the
Penitentiary fer ten years.
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CHEAP PRINTS.
Ellis &c Davis
CaIicoes at 10 Cents per Yard.

Are selling Merrimac. Gochicos, Hamilton, Rich
mond and all other
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NELSON STok1. ESQ.,. has returned from a
trip to the Agency. His trains, loaded with
with supplies, have gone to the Judith Basin.
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LOUIS vlCENE DARRELL

Is requested to give information Of his residenc
and post Office to
DR. CHAS MUAsIGBRoD,
q. s. Pension Surgeon, at Bezenaa, NJ. T.
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B G. L. DAHLER. Esq. has retilraell to Vir-
sginia City. which he will make his home in
future. We are gratified to have 20 useful
and public spirited citizen back in our midst
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HELENA PRoDUcE MARKET.-We quote
from the last report OF our Helena coteEpo-
rAries: "1he changes In produce are slight.
Madison and Union Xxx -four is selling at
So so; Standard XXX at So so; Xxx at 81 20.
Oats are il good demand at ST 90; barley,
&c: wheat, ST. %, potatoes new liz cents;
onions, &C; cabbage, Sc; fresh butter, 2oa30c,
eggs, 55c per dozen; hay, $l3al6 per ton.
The GRIND Lodge, |. Q. 6. T.. met at Lit
tie Boulder City on Monday last. The in
terest manifested in this great reformatory
cause ia the Territory a year or SO past, we
regret to say, has manifestly abated. Two
years ago the Good Templars welded no
insignificant power in Montana, out the
powerful and dangerously fascinating iniiu-
ence of King Alcohol has decimated the
rank and file of the institution wonderfully
since that time.
REV. - CURRfS, who was assigned to
this place by the Conference Of the Methodist
Churcb. South, we learn, has declined the
posifion and returned to Helena. We regret
this very much as We regard him as an able
and devout Christian. Connected with TINS
is an episode. He was married last Sunday
to Miss Searls Of Lewis and Clark county.
1t was ia part runaway match, ana there
was tinge of romance about the aHalr, u
being rather unusual for a preacher to engage
IN business Of that kind. Not having the
particulars, we are unable 70 more ihan 70
wish the conpls sreat '.y.
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GRAND
LOTTERY IN BOHEMIAN.
80 Prize, Al! 40 Chances.
GrandPrize, $500
AGGR GATE VALUE0F PRIZES.
$ 4 : 90!
Tickets. $50 Each.
4 Prize for Every Fifteen
Tickets

rI,HE CAPITAL PRIZE will be nv present bust
y ness md dwelling house on Main street nearly
o up the Court house. which is wellbuilt,
t@0- story estab tishment, comprising 10 rooms, .
nal IS aud closets, with warranty deed to the
= round. 1t is very cheap property at. SO, To-
The other prizes run in value from SI3 to 3l50 and
embrace elegant furniture. all OF which is rated at
the lowest cash prices.
The drawing will take place at public hall in
Bozeman, at an early day, under the direction Of
a Committee of Citizens to be nominated and
elected by the ticket holders present.
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REV. 7. G. ILIFF will preach in the Church
Sunday morning.
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OUR rnerchanfs sell good calicoessfrom 10
to 1912 cents. Parties frem Virginia City
finding them so low in this market, hare
been buying here.
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A GOOD assortment of HlnnneIs and DE.
LANES at STRASEURGER Il SpERLING,s.
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-, 1l0 OO
FOR iurther particulars apply to the undersigned
or 70 any OF my authorized agents.
Il. III. RENSHAW.
ocsIuM Bexsman. q.
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d. T-Joseph Zwisler.
d. V. Geo. ID. Richmond.
ID. S-Orln Parker.
ID. F. S-Joseph Mason.
d. Trea--John Newell.
d. Chap-M. j. McCabe.
ID. M-John Washburn.
Q. CIV. H. Thompson.
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Nearly Half the Tickets have Al
ready been Sold!

LIST OF PRIZES:
i House ana Lot on Main Street pa, 100