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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

DIED. On Friday evening, the 18th
instant, Mr. Joseph + Cope, in this
place, OF sunstroke. lie WAS confined
to his bed about / ? o'clock and died at
about six the same day. Brookhaven
Citizen.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

Charles ] Faulkner has been nomina-
ted Tor Congress By the Democrats in the
Second West Virginia District. Before
the War, Mr. Faulkner vas one Of the
most prominent men in American public
life
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

Reputation IS rarely proportional to
vifauc. We have seen thousand peo-
pie esteemed, either for The merit they
had not yet attained, or for that they no
longer possessed. - 81. Evremond;
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DENTAL NOTICE.

& nR. A. II. HILZHEIM would an
LTITD Il noanee that he Is prepared
to administer the JUSTLY CELEBRATED Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the painless extraction of teeth
All operations in Dentistry executed with neat
ness and dispatch Terms strictly cash
JuneIS-3m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

Needles are small affairs, but they some
q es give great deal OF trouble. There 4
TO difficulty with the Victor Sewing Maonina
needles -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
DENTAL NOTICE.

r.. A. II. HILZHEIM would announce to
II his former patrons and the public gener-
ally that lie can be found at his old stand, up
stairs, in Hilzheim Building, prepared to exc
cute all operations in Dentistry in the most
perfect manner Jane-Iy
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

Mr.. Alvin Myers brought in the first
lead of new corn this season. - Westyille
News.
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self Fin7nc Excelsior d,r,nr

by the use of which PERFECT FITTING
DRESS may be obtained for any form by
measurement. This system cuts the loose as
wen as tight-ftting garments for Ladies and
Children.
The Chart is elegantly designed and simple
in construction. 1t is not simply piece of pa
per, but is perfect system of cutting, ready for
use, with full instructions. With il any lady
can make her own Dress. Basque, Postillion.
and other garments, without trying them on
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
BROUGHER & BROWNE,
CLAIM AG HEN rs,
jackson. Miss.

COLLECTORS OF Claims against the United
= States, Back Pay, Rounty, Bounty Land;
a Week
Special Facilities Tor the Collection Of
Awards and Accounts against the Government
nsg~ Office in Nun Building "a floor ~
August 13 1874-lm#
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
Interesting to Ladies,

IT HAVE NEW AND VALUABLE IN
Il vention for the benefit of the Ladies, to b
use in connection with the needle or SEWN,
Machines. This new patent
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
Writ Johnston, M. /

FTfENDERS HIS professional services to the
Il citizens of Jackson and vicinity
Office over Matt. F. Ash's D ug Store.
Can be found at the residence OF Amos r.
Johnston, at night.
april 9-tf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
AGENTS WANTED.

To whom special inducements will be offered
There is not only a rich opportunity for agents
TO travel hut also for those who desire to
canvass their own city village.
Come and see the exact working of this sys-
tenn. Make your motto: Prove all things,
and hold fast to that which is good
Practical Dressmakers, Lady CanTassers,
Ladies owning Sewing Machines and others
interested in the subject are especially in
vited to call and examine the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
GHoCE . L -.
CROCKERY,
HOLLOW AND HARDWARE
Which propose TO sell CHEAP FOR CASH,
To Cash Buyers we offer substantial induce
ments.

= e will say to parties to whom our house
may have agreed to furnish supplies that we
are prepared TO carry out such agreements /;
and to all the cid customers Of Allen & Lyon,
and VIM. II. Allen & Co., we announce that
we viii spare no effort to maintain for the
house the liberal patronage it has heretofore
enjoyed.
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NORFOLK, W.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1874.

THIS ENTERPRISE is conducted by the
Masonic RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS, OF NoRroLK,
Va, under authority Of the Virginia Lcgis1a-
ture (act passed March Sth, 1879 for the
purpose of raising funds to complete the Ma
sonic Temple now in the course Of erection in
Norfolk
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August 20, 1S14-Im.

c. A. BRoUGHER. DAVID J. BROW
LII
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8 2 s 90. 600
LIST OF GIFTS.

De distributed by lot among the ticket
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31
4 Coon su.scxnrs.-Mr. Christian Neil

AGoop SusscxlDER.-Mr. Christian Neil
son. an enterprising farmer at Spring Hill is
one Of the tew men who properly appreciate
the influence and benefits OF county news
paper. He was one Of our first subscribers,
aud has always promptly pad his subscrip-
ton, and few days since displayed his faith
in our good intentions BY dropping in and
paying for his paper nearly two years in ad-
vance. Such acts glacen the heart Of = news
Taperman. and inspire him with q new am
blbition and zeal to make his paper better
II other subscribers in this county would do
half = well a. Mr.. Nelson haa done. It would
enable Us to make the touRikk the best pa
per In the Territory. It Is \ fact which
should b. apparent to all that q publisher can
not exceed his patronaSe, or antie ipate furth-
er patronage. and give his subscribers bet
ter paper than is comEensurable with his in
come, without suhjecting himself to present
loss and future ruin. Hence you will 2encr-
ally find newspapers Keeping pace with the
enterprise and public spirit Of the people sur
rounding it, aud whenever you SEE one over
sreppa0g these bounds. It u safe to look out
for an early death. We are free 10 say that
We now have patronage which would amply
Justly ~ In publishing mucl, better pa per,
but it Is Of such 4 character that We would
not be safe in doing so. Tho stumbling
::!ocls lies in the fact that our patrons are
derei,ci IL: dischargns their ob'iy1::c::: e ~
and We haye enough due It's to-day. men per-
fectly able to pay. to purchase Abetter print
ing establishment than there is in the Terri
tory. These delinqueats cannot ignore the
justice Of our claims against them. and If
they would view the matter from proper
standpoint, they would recognize it to their
interest rs well as credit to liquidats tho OBJ
legations, and thus place us /" position to
give them = paper worthy Of our rich and
ma gnificcnt section.
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New Goods.
The Messrs. BOGERr have opened hne stock 0
Wooden Ckoppixg Boacls,
Wooden Batter and Kitchen Spoons,
Plain and Fancy Iiascare,
Boz and Sheet Iron Stores,
Horse and Mxlc Shoes, .ss
Iron and Steel,
Coil Chain, ETC., and
Tho Best Kerosene on
ever brought here.

Mr.. Horr has perfected arrangements with
Matt Morgan. OF LesIic's paper and Regamy
the artist, for the production Of . grand
panorxma Of the Yellowstone.
More than year ogo Mr.. J. Y. Bogc,t
who had interested himself IN the matter. cor
responded with the N, r. K. r. with favor.
able results to the prospect which was t.
have been prosecuted at that time.
Delays have occurred, but in the meantime
Mr.. Horr. who has not been idle, has nezo.
tiated with Mr.. Morgan, and arrived at A.
agreement with him.
Should the contract be carried out Mr.. Re
gamy will soon arrive here and with Mr..
Horr make sketching tour Of the Park
His sketches will be placed upon canvass
By Mr.. Morgan Whose abilities O. q scienic
artist are unsurpassed.
The success Of the project, with Mr.. Horr
g = lecturer and Morgan and Regamy ~
cvtlsts, Is assured in advance, aud can but re-
suit In pecuniary benefit to these gentlemen
and IN an in1px Of :oYTists next season. We
congratulate Mr.. Horr and wish him all pos
sible success.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

! Rev. r. g. lLuY. Pastor Of the n. T..
Church Of this city. left yesterday via I:elena
for Salt Lake City to attend the General Con-
ference OF the n. e. Church to b. held in
that city. Nr. lll6 has been with Us one year.
and no minister has excrtel himself more
for the good Of his Sock or produced more
desirable or gratifying results than have bsen
accomplished BY this siHos.re arc devcut
worker in the vineyard OF the Lord. His
zeal and sarnessnsss In the noble and holy
cause Of relision; the nne ability displayed
By him in sxpo"."'ing the Gospel. and bis
genial and gentle,naply ways in social inter-
course. have endearei him % our people. and
they look upon the probable loss VI his SER
vices and presence among them with no or.
binary anxiety. but It j. sincerely hoped that
the conferences will cOnsnlt the best interests
q tie Church By allowing ~ to retain Mr..
llifK. We und rstand that = strong petition
will Be sent to that body from our penple.
having that object in view. 1hr'h2h Mr..
Jli6 y untirinE efforts we are Indebted % :
graf extent fer ~ msGniAsrnt chush sdL
dee that 10 now enjoy, and iIs work In that
direction u not yet completed. We wish
him pleasasss j0urnev ana . ornament r..
turn to our midst. He will b absent about
Z month. Il
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Local News.

PERsoxAL.-Squire Stephen Allen. who u
70 succeed Judge Duke Us County Connie
sioner, was IL town Saturday. The people
OF GELATIN county will display their i":e!li-
gcnec and regard for their best interests by
giving Squire Allen rousing majority over
Ills competitor. We understand that report
has been circsla.ed By tie friends ot Mr..
Duke in the lower part Of the county that
the people Of Boze,nan intended throwing
OF on Mr.. Allen and vote for Mr.. Duke for
certain considerations. We pronounce It
false there is nothing in it. Squire Allen
will get not only the entire vote Of those fa-
vorablc to the Peoples movement, but will
lie supported by many Democrats. IL is
the man we want for the position. and the
man NC intend TO have. 1t is the verdict Of
the people
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TO THE VOTERS OF
j Jefferson s. Ga1latin
Peoples Ticket.
For Joint Councilman, with Jrn.rsoa.
ROBERT FISHER.
For Joint Representative, with Jefferson,
STEPHEN ii. OSBORN,

The undersigned members Of the PzorLs's
PARTY. respectfully present the name Of DIR.
STEPHEN Fl. OSBORN. Druggist, of Doze-
man. for the Office VI Joint Representative
for the counties Of jefferson and Gallatin.
We recommend him ~ gentleman well
qualified Tor the position, and who is fully
Identified With the Peoples Movement. and
who has acte;l with us IN our efforts Of re-
form. and will use lis best exertions in that
direction If elected to.the Legislature.
We have consulted very freely with our
frierds in various parts Of this county. and
they concur very cordially In putting the
name Of Dr.. Stephen H. Osborn on the Peo-
pies Ticket in the place III 5. w. Lauxhorne
being unwilling to 80 to tho ticket Ut cur OPP
ponents tor n candidate; pseterring a gentle
man in full sympathy. with the Peoples
Movement to Oise who has acted against US
If Que .stf0rts for reform, aud is the nominee
pfti'o.e working against tire es,us sry changes
In pubic administration that We seek to
Srinx about. Therefore, We present the tick
ct that will receive tlN. warm. support and
votes Of ourselves and the friends Of reform
IN GalIatin County. and invite the co-,per2-
ton OF our friends in SUPPORT OF the same
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LOOK At THESE PRICES.
LOOK At THESE PRICES.
ELLIS e DAVIS
Are selling for cash
Best A Sugar 81 lbs for 81
Rio Coffee 3 lbs for u.
Dark Navy Tobacco 60 cents p b.
A fine quality Of Green or Black Tea
81 y b.
i
No distinction made between Gran1ers and mid
men. Thsee prices ase oren 70 all.

D4afocnAf1c NoxfxueB. lit will be- seen by
reference t. the proceedings OF tho Demc-
cratic County Central Committee, Messrs.
C.A I1oyett and A. B. Moore hare been nomi-
pated ~ the Democratic candidates tor Rep
rssentatives. In place OIL l.. n. Howell and G.
H. Campbell. declined, We are not .cq'aiot-
ed with either gentlemen. and consequently
cannot say anything favorab'e or untsvosaole
about:them; but We De know their opponents.
Mess-a. Reed and Bakefs whom Ne can COM
mend to the voters Of G.llatin county ~
genelemcn eminently QQalinesi for the posi-
don. and who will faithfully and honestly
represent every interest Of the county In the
LeGielative Assembly.
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4 Just Reward.

Last year. when grain and farm products
wers down at ti.cir lowest eLb and our farm
era discouraged 70 . dc91e4 thai l1stermined
many Of them not to plant. and majority
not to sow but enough for their own con-
sumption, our cher gctic friend s. A. Bost-
wick dropped into the Office for his paper,
and We asked him what he intended to do
with his farm this yesr; plant the usual crop,
&C. lie answered emphaticaHy yss, and
more than he had usually cultivated; that Il
though grsia was then low down In prices,
b. had hopes Of batter future, which ii they
were not realized. his produces represented
20 much capital. and secured him the means
Of living comfortably. We commended his
course. and rs our readers will remember.
published little article in reference to it.
Aud what is the RESULT Flour Is now worth
s per hundred and is liable . 90 higher.
Dir. Bostwick was in again few days ago
for ILLS paper, and we asked him about that
crop. remembering distinctly the foregoing
circumstances. He replied that he had the
largest and best crop that had ever blessed
him since he has been n the Territory. and
at present prices he would realize llsn isomely
Tor his almm~r's lsoofJ that lack had finally
favored him. We cohst,lcred It otherwise
the legitimate result Of well directed energy
and true conception and understanding OF
his honorable calling. Because the products
Of the farm were Temporarily drug in the
market. the supply TOR the time oxcsediug
the demand, he did not jump to the coaclu-
sion that such would always be The case, and
determine that the only remedy. - suxgeste.l
hy ''valloy Farmer" would DO to cease plant
Ing, but wisely looked and expected demands
from new sources, aud he was not disappoint-
ed. several avenues, absorbing much ot our
sc:.nlus. were soon opened, among which We
may mention the boundary surveyors. who
made requisitiou iron our Territory for
several million pouhds Of grs:n. and the
opening Of the Muscle&hcll route, G;7;crtinS
the transportation Of treights from Corinne,
which secured to our farmers the exclusive
grain demand Of frtighters. which had been
enjOved by the Mormons OF Utah.
These rrqni.itions for our agricultural pro.
ducts. and the ravaxes committed by grass
hoppers have caused them to advsnce In value
70 : greater extent than was evt again an
ticipatcd by the Montana farmer. In short
space II time f,ur, run up from 81 50 to S.
PR 100 and all kinds IT grain proporticnately.
Hence. those who, like our friend Doslwick,
land We doubt not there are many In the val
icy. certainly some that We r. ow oi.) had
faith in the future. and escaped the devssta-
ting grassl'"pper, will he justly rewarded for
their labor. aid will be enabled to look tor
ward will, brighter prospects Of future sue
cess.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

4 SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT. Mrs. Jas. A.
Terrell, the efficient Postmistress It Hayden.
on Trail Creek. this county. has placed us
under lasting obligations for = present that
cannot NC too highly appreciated considering
the condition in which the grasshoppers
have recently lett the usually prolific gardens
Of the valley. II was . govdly supply Of
vegetables from her garden, which we UNDER
stand is the finest in the county. consisting
OF potatoes, peas, string beans, bects. onions.
&C., all OF which had attained an excellent
sta'e tor the table. and indicated experience
and care IN cultivation. The interests Of
Uncle Sam and the people are secure in hav-
ing such lady rs Mrs. F. Postmistrcss, and
We trust events will BE- 80 disposed Is to
make Hayden a iirst-class office, and that our
friend Mrs, F. rrell will live to God old age
70 enjoy its emOiumcnts. srl dispense her
wuniticrnt gifts to hungry inters.
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Installations.

At . regular meeting Of Western Star
Lodge, ]. u. @. f., In Bozeman July 2Oth.
'ie following officers were installed for the
eMeuing term:
j. r. Spe,th. y. G.; :. Il. Osborn.sV. G.;
L. O'Carroll. X. s.; g. J. Bachelor, T.;
J. Basinski. +. s.
On Saturday evening. 18th inst, the follow
irg officers 0t Bozenan Grange No. 3, P. Of
H.. we1c duly installed for the ensuing year.
BY w. O. r. Hays, Worthy Master Key Stone
Grange:
w. M-John Mccormick.
W.O-Wm. Courells.
w. LIS. ]. Beck.
W.S-Y. Z. Cline.
W. A. ST. B. Ellis.
W. C-H. Cleveland.
". rs. ku6ner.
w. S-W. 7. Smith.
w. g. &c. +. Hot.
". Ceres-Mre. A. Il. 4ardL.
w. Pomona Mrs. =. Tracy.
w. Fl0ra-Niss Emma Turner.
WI. A. S--Mrs. e. Wolverton.
Past Master-P. w. Meadow.
w. Y. SMITH, Sec'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

"a BUYERS "
D.y Goods 1ssd Carpets
will find at the house of
). r. BoYcE { co.
q large and we'll selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods, Motions, &C.,
which are offered at the
Very losoest market rates.
ns1>so sa.sll ~">-l-.e es-...N&
and careful attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Price lists sent upon application.
Dumphy { 0satisys Stone Stock.
HELENA. M. T.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

FOR TINS GEYsERs.-From the Herald we
learn that party composed Of Judge Chuma-
zero, Mrs. Chuinaser", a. ]. Sln nous. Mrs.
Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Broadwater. John
N. Heidi, Miss Julia +. Goats, Be- j. Stick
ney jr.. and Miss May Baker. OF st. Louis.
will leave Helena about the 10th proxim0 for
Wonderland. Others will probably join be-
fore the excursion starts. They go fully
equipped and QUILTED with everything
necessary to render camp life pleasant and
whiic absent will visit not only the wonuer-
full gcysers, but the upper aud lower falls Of
tho lellowsfOn~, the beautiful Yellowstone
lake. aud all the other Interesting aud noted
resorts along the route.
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ELLIS Be DAVIS
Hare large stock Of
u - . n . w ~ y y
which they are selling very cheap. Call and
examine.

A GRANGER BoQUEr.-We are indebted to
Mrs. 5. A. Bostwick.for handsome boquet,
composed Of specimens Of the substantial
products Of the iar.n-rarly May Winter
wheat, red clover. timothy, red top grass and
domestic ssge-accolnpanylng which was .
lot Of fine vegetables. These tokens Of
friendship arc gratefully appreciated BY US,
and Mrs. =. will please accept our thanks
for the game. We coDg' atulste her and the
largo-hearted, Industrious husband upon
these evidences Of prosperity. Nr. Bostwick
has one Of the best ranches in the valley, and
mis- system Of cultivation will make It yield to
the beat advantage. Ills wheat will be
harvested in about two weeks.
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THE PEOPLES, TICKET.
HAMILTON, GALLATrH Co.. NJ. T..o
July 10Th, 1874.

HAMILTON, GALLATrS Co.. N. TIL
July 10th, 1874. !
Capt. Joseph Wright. Editor Acant Courier:
DEAR SIR-My attention having been d.
rcc;ed to an address to the voters Of Jefferson
and Gallatin, signed John p. Bruce and
others. in v hich it Is represented thst Stephen
H. Osborn's name has been placed upon the
Peoples ticket in place Of ). w. Langhorne.
desire to state thar the Central Committee
having no information Of tho non-acccptance
Of Judge Langhorne, no vacancy for joint
Representative therefore exists. Ally ticket
claimed to be the Peoples ticket Of GELATIN
County with The name Of Stephen Il. Osborn
printed thereon Is not the true ticket Of said
Peoples party.
Respectfully.
JOHN OTTER. Chairman
Peoples Central Com'tee.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

AMONG THE GxYsERs.-A large party left
the mammoth Hot Springs on the 18th, tor
the purpose OF making the GRIND Rounds.
Among the humber were Capt. Jackson,
Sam Shanklsnd. Dave Hunter, Mike Flal,erty
and about ten others. This is the first party
Of "a. Hundreds Of others will soon follow
on their trail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

THH last issue ot Cro5utt's Western World
contains = long and a''lc article, written By
our friend, T. 3. Gray. Esq. giving > graphic
sscount OF the Missouri Essin, source OF the
Missouri. incidents ct the early history Of
Montana, he Je1erson river mines and the
Yellowstone Expedition being also lavorably
noticed. $3.50 R 4
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

RxrvnNxD.--Mr. Charles Rich, senior nseun-
btr ct the firm OF Rich 4 Wilson Of this place,
returned Monday evening from the Eastern
cities. where he has been TOR the purpose sf
laying in an additional stock Of general meT-
cllandise for their extensive establishment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

TEE interchangeable II. J. Hoppy is hard at
work circulating a petition praying that
Post Office be established ut B-nson's Land
Ing Oh the Yellowstone below the Lower
Canyon and distant about six miles from the
Crow Agency. This should meet with the
app oval Of the r. st Master General Tor the
reason that there Ia qnitc population in that
vicinity. Further, it would be the office Tor
the Agency and the inhabitants Of Shields
River. We trust that the office will soon Le
established.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

RExovAIs.-The Helena Herald hiss been
removed to It, elegant new building on
Broadway. p
The Independent has beeu removed to
Shaber 4 Powers' grai,jte building On Bridge
street. 1t has Tecelved . new power press
and IN entire new outfit viii coon arrive.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

JohN MANIJ has fitted up his new brick
adjoining his bakery In elegant style for
Saloon, which he has stocked with good
liquors, and has brought the price down to
II Ia cents per drink. The saloon will open
To. morrow
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

FoR TIE JEFFEksON.-GeOrEe w. OdeIl OF
this place has sought new field If enter
prise. departing Saturday tor London City.
on the Jefferson river, with stock Of go'xls
which he will Immediately open there for
inspection aud sale.
p. B. Clark, the enterprising stage man.
hasput on . daily line Of four horse cosches
from this place to London City. touching 1t
oil intermediate points. We want mail now.
Many miners and nlrci'an,cs are leaving
this county for the Jefferson mines.
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The Yelloyvst0ne Expedition
Ordered from Williams 1. 4 M.rrs =. Mammoth
Saloon large stock Of choice WHISTLES, bra,i-
dies. wines. SC. Fifty boxes Of the choicest
cigars were also forwarded. Reader, 60 thou
and see II the 7. r. did not exhibit good taste
in patronizing Williams & Murray
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

j FINE HORsR.-Our friend. Mr.. Nelson
Story. has recently pu,chased . superb trct-
ting horse. which gets over the ground abost
- rapidly ~ airy other horse 10 Tho Territory.
He wxs brought up from Utah.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-31

JoE AAdft. accompanied BY Mr.. Natasas.
rrpasensaiiys - g. CohnA Co., dealen INFO
bsceo ansl elGars. osn Fnpciaco. arrived n
town SATURDAY.. Joe. = osusl. receaved .
warn welc0ns lfom bic namesoos frtesds.-
Ne hae recently returned from San Francisco.
where h mads eonsidesable adlditloa'to bio
alsssdy large stock Of liqasors. cigars. h..
and oans osss Y shov the beys sample.