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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07

Mr. Farwell has nominal majority in
the Third Illinois Congressional District of
about 100 but he is yet very far from GER
tain of admission to the Forty fourth Con
gress. The first obstacle he will have to
contend with is the Board of Canvasscrs,
which is expected to throw out the vote Of
the First Precinct of the Twentieth Ward.
The ground of this actioL, if it is taken, will
be an irregularity in counting the votes
The law has another hold on Mr.. Farwell.
Mr., lie Moyne will almost certainly contest
the election, alleging that the apparent
success Of Farwell was secured by bribery
and fraud Mr.. LIE Moyne will start off
with the advantage Of Democratic House
to Judge him--a circumstance OF some i'm.
portance, not because MIR. lie Moyne would
condescend to accept seat in Congress as
a gift of partisan grace, but because his
appeal would not be heard, though an an
gel from Heaven should support it, if the
house were Republican. If convincing ev,
idence of fraud and bribery cannot be OBJ
tanned, Mr. Lie Moyne will doubtless be
content to make no contest. Leaders of
tue Opposition party say the facts make it
Mr.. lie Moynes duty to contest the seat.
I-CHtcdQ0 Tribune.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
The Daily ar9ns.
A Romance Of Portsmouth.

/. b. Aidrich writing OF Stayers house.
Portsmouth, says Zone of the romantic
episodes of the place has been turned to
a very petty account by Longlehow in the
last series of The Tales of Wayside
lnn'-the marriage of Gov. Benning
Wentworth with Martha Hilton, a sort of
second edition of King Cophetua and the
beggar maid Martha Hilton was a poor
girl, whose bare feet and ankles and scant
drapery when she was child, and even
after she was ia tie bloom of her teens
used to scandalize good Dame Stavers, the
innkeepers wife, Standing one afternoon
in the door way of the Earl of Halifax,
| Dame Stavers took occasion to remonstrate
with the sleek imbed and lightly draped
Martha, who CHANGED to be passing the
tavern, carrying pail of water, in which,
as the poet neatly says: the shifting sun
beam danced You, Pat you, Pat I
cried Mrs Stavers, severely; why do you
go looking 50? You should be ashamed
to be seen in the street Never mind how
look, says Miss Martha. with merry
laugh, letting slip saucy brown shoulder
out of her dress; i shall ride in my chariot
yet, ma am, Fortunate prophecy Mar
tina went to live as servant with Governor
W CHtNpi VA az his at his IittlC
Iarbor. looking out to sea- Seven years
passed, and the thin slip of "A girl, who
promised to be no great beauty, had flow
cred into the loveliest of women. with lip
like cherry and cheek like Il rosa
lady by instinct, one Of natures own ladies'.
The governor, lonely widower, and not
too young, fell in love with his fair hand
maid. Without stating his purpose to any
one. Gov. Wentworth invited a number of
friends (among others the Rev. Arthur
Brown to dine with him at Little Harbor
on his birthday. After the dinner, which
was very elaborate one, was at an end,
and the guests we're discussing their tobac-
co pipes, Martha Hilton glided into the
room and stood blushiug in front of the
chimney place. She was exqisitely dress
ed, as you may conceive, and wore her
hair three stories high. The guests star
ed at each other, and particularly at her.
and wondered Then the governor, rising
from his seat,
Played slightly with his run'es, then looked
down,
And said unto the Reverend Arthur Brown:
This is my birthday: il shall likewise be
My wedding day, and you shall marry mc"'
"The rector was dumbfoundcd, knowing
the humble footing Martha had held in
the house, and could think of nothing
cleverer to say than To whom, your excell-
-ency p TO this lady, replied the governor,
taking Martha Hilton by the hand, The
Rev. Arthur Brown hesitated, AS the
chief magistrate of New Hampshier CONF
mand you to marry me, cried the firm old
governor. And so it was done, and so the
kitchen maid became Lady Wentworth,
and did ride in her own chariot after all.
She wasn't woman if she didn't drive by
Stayers hotel
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
ALMOST A MIRACLEl
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. A Dauphine ST.,
NEW ORLEANS Sept. %, ISIS.
APT. TRYON J, WOODWARD

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 49, 1878
CAPT TRYON J, WOODWARD
Agent Maguire's Medicines.
No SO Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED sIR:- From feeling OF heartfelt graf
itude, and general sense OF duty, am PtomPtea
voluntary and brief statement OF my past ana pres
ent state Of health. CUsDRASGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BIrTERs AND SARsAPAklLLA Tonic MY neaitn ~,
wears has been bad but from the commencement OF
this wear rapidly declined, forcing me TO ABANDON
ali charaeter OF business; and upon becoming com
pletey Paralyzed 10 my rig9t arm ana MIN my my
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skiifuI physicians Of this and other States and
cities with no benefit; and, In fact, my own medi
cal knowledge forces me to realize the fact thst u,
less some change and improvement took place soos
with me would shortly die, and made my eseay y
earthly arrangement accordingly, when oy : snS
proyidential Circumstance was direeteu " IN
met you, about q month ago, and. rom !V ~, ehnt
erous sympathy, was induced 10 g,atig LII oIIf;
with no hope confidence OF oepsn ~ ras, astonl
ouly try the Cundurango; and 10 my . 49,.
ishm,nf and qualification, am now atnlos - ~.
restored to perfect health anu La ~ Ixvp IN
but one bottle of ms t,,S1tI. Tos1c : + feel.
DLoop DiL - - and resurrected Ms., and VIII
INJECT = ~ -ir he grateful in my remembrance
=, - E,r inc Kind interest and generous s!hPAsay
OF w. ~. "a nv wrstched helplessness, and an
snoM s,i5 maj Il the use Of Cundersngo ana D'
I'm Providence through you, am indebted Tor
new srn1 sense OF duty, let me ask that pubhes
,,an Of nv case be made; and by my happy eApetsi
encc none peed despair. and that througn yV- .',,
the use of Cundurango, they may also lI ~. it's
has ned. With respect snd grstaSe, Wn'n
year. truly, etc. ! Tflos N. LOGAN, ia. a. ~ y.
Nsw lin ohiyfsS rs,o u acqlsinted
xtth nr Ioeap. cheerfully certify that the seoS,
staemert is true aud correct n ese.i Pn5I rSR
pm GOODWIN.
DANrL HICEAk-
so,a ~ ceuser & Thomas, Rock leland.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
Oh MA!STA'S
PUEMONIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their baleamio
medicinal properties 1t can be taken at any time
and under all circumstances with perfect safety
While it promptly and effectually arrests ir-
ritation of the air passages and the lungs and rap
idly relieves cough. 1t renders them further assis-
lance by promoting free discharge OF their accu-
mulated mucus, and at the same time imparts
strength and yigor to the whole system. Thousands
have been speedily aud efectually cured by Its
timely use while suffering with severe colds pro-
trac coughs, and various other forms of LUNG
DISEASE.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries through
out the country. d&weow
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07

FOR LAND'EXTERNAL USE
We challenge the world to produce a
remedy which will produce by actual test
more speedy, certain and ctiectual cure
for all Pains, of whatever form, external
or internal acute or chronic, deep seated
or otherwise, than =
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
DIR, WILSON'S
Blood Remover
POSITIVELY DRIVES OUT DISEASE.

PURIFIEs AND ESRTCHES THE BLOOD.
Permanently cures all Wasting and Dcbiitating
Diseases and in aiding up the system It's enecis
are truly wonderful.
IMPURE BLOOD is THE CAUSE or
great variety of diseases wasting OF the system and
decline in heath.
SCRoFULA. ERYSIPELAs, ERYSIPELAS
rash, salt rheum, goitre, enlarged glands. white
swellngs, fever sorus, carries anu diseases affecting
the bones: running sure cars and sore throat, pro-
ducing partial deafness; humors sore eyes scroiu,
lous cauco sores eZma, psorldSir, mercurlal
eyphilitic disrase Cd INDECENT ulcsrr, gangren-
Gus sores. liberated ankle carbunclrs, botls and
all kin diseases, impedeu preparation, ring worm
BARRIERS itch. and all acquired aud hereditary dis
ea-cs, recent or Of long standing, ard resisting the
action OF all other medicines, soon yield and are
permanently cured by the great driving cleansing,
and renewing eject Of DIR. WI SONS BLOOD
REVIEWER
RHEUMATISM, CHRONIC OR IN
hsmmatory. rheumatic govt, sciatic rheumatism
aud neuralgia, the result Of disease in the blood
i'm peding the circulation. and forming an accumJ-
l4uon Of irritable matter along the Innings Of the
nerves. producing the It agOnizing pain. DIX
WILSON'S BLOOD REVIEWER cures by driving
All disease. and all irritable accumulation rom
the blood aud from the whole system, aud restoring
healthy circulation.
PIMPLES AND BLOTCHES On
the face which so dishgure and destroy the com.
pie xion, are permanently cured by DIX NilSONs
BLOOD REVIEWER. II drives out all impurity
from the blood and sku which soon heals, leaving
the skin clear and Transparent
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Distress in the s.omach, sour eructatons. rad
taste in the mouth, bclching Of wind, swelling OF
the chest dizzine-=. headaches, fantness. palPfa-
tson Il the hear hon dcr-, hsbiual cough irrit-
biity. are positively cured by DR.. WILSON
BLOOD RENEAER.
FOR BIIIOT SNESS, BILLION >
Collie and al rancclIi. - o. tbg Liver. Ia By
fro,. The elect Of revsr anu AgBe, 10 inducr7
hesithy action.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS the
Blood scnewer il peculiarly adapted oA Ouh2 aAg
old a. Early womauhOod OF change oi ilei hiS1IiS1
o. Jingle. il il Of tIe greatest NalAe-
Gc.tiv.n4=s HabIfual or Temporary Chronic Di-
arrhua and Neakuess Of thr Bowels are coon cured
by this great strengthening medicine.
A. ACHESON, Prop'r.
IS Yesey street, New York
For sale by John Beugsion.
20 Price one Dollar. II i4dt1&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07

Grateful Th0usaliGS proclaim VIM
EGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
vigoraut that ever sustained the sinking
system.
No Person can take these BitterS
according to directions, and remain long
unweil, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
PLUCK NO
PLUCK no .

N u Paintings
These elegant ChromOs are By far the mosi ek-
pressive pic ures ever given 70 the pubic, being
tGil Of ham aud Pluck - the last extent. Size
10 BY - inches. mOanted upBu canvass and strain
ers. Price so the pair. Send orders 70 the pub
lisher, J. z. RYDER 80 saperUT street. Cleye-
land. ohio, i0-5du
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-07
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR Young MEN from the eflects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in scaled
velOpes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Soutl
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
and professional skill. 95d&w3m
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

LEFr.-Dr. IL. Crepin and family |. It last
week tor the East. TIE latter will stop in
Illinois with r, lativcs. AMI the Doctor will go
to France to attend to the adjustmeat.of an
estate in which lie is Interested. DIR. Crcpi''
and his interesting family leave many friends
in this community. who wish them health
happiness and prosperity IN whatever countr,
they may abide.
DIR. G. Mus>igbrod, whom We hal come to
look upon .. one Of tho permanent land marks
OF oui prosperous Young city, has suddenly
quit our sight and located in the Wcst-sidt
,aetrop"Iis-D,er Lodge city. lie was r..
Gently appointed Surgeon to the Penitcnti-
airy. which ncccssitateed removal to the
scene Of his duties. DR.. Muss;Sbrol is ais.
U. :. Examining Surgeon for the Territory
Il position lie has filed tor several years. We
regret tie loss to our socia! circle If the gent
IL Doctor. xnd to our commu unity an expert
cMccd and able physician.
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rCRE wines ut OIcll'ss Hail..

Rich SILVER Oar AND PLENTY OF IT.-Mr
jacob Gum. The cEterprlsiEg SlxteeI-nllit
silver mine owner, brought Into town du;in::
the week. some Ut TIA. richest silver orc ever
exhibited i'll Bohemian, which is said t. have
continues to widen Us 1t gocs down, and Mr.
Guu, feels coniid ut it will devel' p into o,lc
OF the most extensive veins ever discovered.
Il has every indication Of u true ffs.ure " in.
Five t,lem are now working GU it. but the
working force will SOON b. increased. II
has not been our practice 10 indulge in sen
s.,ion reports OF miner Il discoveries il East
cru MOnta,,a; but We do iesI like predicting
that SixtCs.,.-ilsilc is destined to rank among
the e.o-t important silver producing districts
vi the United States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

HErCRSED.-Ju.Igc F. q. Servis returned
to Virginia City from visit to bis old home
in Ohio, on the 9Th. The Judge will meet
with rs warm reception from Ills numerous
friends in Montana, to whom lie has become
nlcared rs well by his social qualities as a"
able aud impartial admf. istration OF justice
IN his Official position, IS he did on his re-
turn to Ohio after an absence Of about two
wears in these mountains. The papers OF
that State speak Of him in the highest terms,
as an accomplished gentleman. an able jurist
and talented lawyer.
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Bksr whistles At Oslell's Hall.

NATURALLY DEyELorED.-The now aome-
what celebrated ilO.uestake silver vein, III
sixtee..-,.,ile creek, may DO comsid' red na-
turalIy developed. About the center Of the
ledge there Is water-worn clsasm from 5OO
to $40 feet in depth, from the bottom to the
TOP Of which. on either site the vein Is boldly
exposed. presenting width OF from five to
tw. w. feet between the walls. Mr.. Gum Is
negotiating to sink las teet from the bottom
Of this cI.asm which would be the same IS
sink ing iron: 40 to 800 ket below the sur
face. Az we have before stated, the Home
stake is traceable its entire length By heavy
groupings.
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eur La nd Register.

It will he seen by the following note from
J. v. Ho~crt, ESQ. Receiver Of Of Bozcman
Land Office. that Mr.. Wilfett. The Reg i>ter Is
now in San Francisco, and will pat in an ap'
pcarancc here ut Az carly DAY. This will be
good news to those in this county who have
land business to transact. We arc glat! to
know that. Mr.. Wi.ictt is an old Pacific
Coaster.
BozEMAS, Aug. 10th, -.
EDITOR COURIER:
motto your reference to Mr.. Wiilett. and
in justice to him. reply that lie Is now
awaiting his papers at San Francisco, where
his bonds will be filed.
lie has been rc.ident of the Pacific slope
nineteen years. and was forn,crly Receiver
at Sacramento and Register at vi<alia.
Under date Of July 18th, he assures me Of
his readiness to report here, and that he will
do 50 without any personal delay.
Yours &c.,
J. v. BOGEiT.
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FORT. ELLIS.
FoRr ELLIS, Aug. 18th, ~,

FoRr ELLIS, Aug. llth, "a.
DEAR COURIER:
On last Thursday evening the follow ing OF.
heers were duly installed FIR the current
tern IN Lincoln Lodge No. 40, /. o. Of G. l. /:
w. G. I. Stephen O'Ncil.
w. v. T.-ELward Mnl1lOon.
w. Il. S.-Michsel j. McCabe.
w. F. S.-JOhn Brown.
w. TIL. J. Bennett.
w. CIV .llian Rinchartlt.
w. M.-P.trick Doncasan.
w. 1. C.-.vohn Young.
W.O. G.-t'nlip Beilfi.
w. ID. MA. w. Riley.
w. A. S.-Mathew Kcarncy.
w. X. II. S.-Gco. c. Mcyscl.
w. E. II. Sired Sewer.
P.W. Z. John Newell.
THE Lodge Is still going GU in tho good
work. and - slowly but surely encompass
ing the Post with its mantle Ut moral in
flucnce which VIII finally, VIC hope, make
itself apparent in tLc'conduct OF every Soldier
il the garrison. Thc bcuc:its arising from
the pr scnce IL the garrison Of such an in
stitution have long since been rcco. .,izcu By
the commanding officer, Gen. Sw:tzcr, and
the other officer Of the Post. We take this
opportunity to offer our thanks to him and
them for such recognition, and for the many
ways they have made manifest their willing
ness 10 assist us to sustain the principles OF
our Order in this vicinity.
We xlso acknowledge a visit from Bro.
Murphy, OF Crown Butte I.o'loge. Bro. NJ.
is genial, wliole-soulc,l, noble advocate of
Temperance and We tccl safe IN asserting
that while Sister Crown Butte retains Bro.
Murphy in her ranks her etciLte honoratle
will forever be i'll tile ascendant.
After short welding tour aad happy
Lunar Sweet" Lirutant Rove and bride
have returned to the Post to meet hearty
welcome from every officer in the garrison.
We understand that screnade is in store
tol the happy couple Is soon rs + company
returns 10 the Post from detached service.
That they will enjoy long aad happy life is
tine wish OF all.
Several parties have passed through the
Post en- route for the Mammoth Hot Spring
.luring the plSt few weeks. convened chiefly
by Zlck Root. Express. Tote 'cm up lack.
Nc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

lSsrAILATIox.-At . regular meeting CT
Fountain Hop. Lodge, l. y. @. r., H. BOzc-
man, on the 9TH inst.. the following officers
were installed for the ensuing quarter.
Wet VIM. +. Davis.
Wv T-Mi.s. 4. Davis.
WS-Gco. 3. Wright.
VIZ S-IIcnry Miile:.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Finch.
w No. A. BrOnncr.
WEB. T.. Bepnett.
G-CIark SWitzlcr.
G-Frank Graham.
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KINDLY REMEMBRANCE.-!t Is pleasant e
be kindly remembered vt any time, and par
ticularly 50 OIL ones birthday. Mrs. 5. y
Bowen, Of the Metropolitan Hotel, made the
occasion agreeable aud Ut pleasant memory
on Sunday Last BY sei,tling Us large pitcl'e'
Of splendid ice cream, which was truly re-
frvsl.ing that warm day. We return thanks to
tie amiable hostcssot the Metropolitan. and
congratulate the boarIers Mt that hospitable
house upon the good fare dispensed. judging
from the exccllclt samples we have enjoy ed
frOai the cupb0ratls.
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ELLIS e DAVIS
Have large stock Of
o. u - g n . w - II II
which they are selling very cheap. Call and
1.xns,,fno

If one half the reports arc to be believed.
hostile savaX:s arc skulking all around as.-
II the Government would give Col. Switzer
regiment for a winters campaign we could
hope for security next year; but there are
not enough pioneers related to the roya'
house OF Ulysses to make 1t an oaj"ct to pro
tect them. II was all right though. to turn
i.h l'rince FresleGick with couple OF r III
ments to 20 ON i.is pleasure excursion into
the Black Hill c. untry, where there are no
sctt!.is to protect. In its Indian policy the
American Go.rrE.acLt Is more ntcmp'i-
HE than the iuranest bastard Government
of Central America, or even Ahlca.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

PoLE Enthusiastically evening large
crowd gathered ut B0gerts corner to assist
il raising liberty pole, which was SUCCESS
fully accomplished under the supervision 81
Caplaia Sw,tzler. The pole Is eighty feet ia
the clear. handsomely shaped. and a fine
american flag 81. cams from its top. This is an
AZ, 81 c,n,,ncn,lalie enterprise upon the part
OF u energetic fiicEds, the Mcssrs. Bogert.
ava we trust our national co!ors will never
have to b. low. rel on acc cunt of lack Of
prosperity In their present business.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14
EVERY body goes 10 Otk.li's HALL.

An INTELLECTUAL CNINAMAN.--Oh wing,
a Chimanan Of this place. well known in the
courts OF this county aud Madison AS an III
t. rprctcr, is working bard to moke M Eng
,i.y scholar of himself. All the tame lie can
spare lie lie, otcs to his studies, and las be-
come q fluent reader. lie contemplatcs
opcning a school in San Francisco to teach
lis cuunirymen the English language aud
sciences.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

BlsMAEci is discussing the feasibility Of
erecting >.ncltinI works. With y" sNand
ancc Of wood aud water on hanL. We sac ssa
reason why the Sixteen mile ORES should ~
be smrl,cl on the ground. There Is also I'm.
coal beds NEAR these mines.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

THE INsANE.-There arc thirteen insane
persons in the st. Johns Hospital at Helena.
The annual expense of these patients. At tie
ra,e incnrrr.l during the past three months,
viii be 81, S43 ~, which Is paid b. the Terri
tOrV.
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Cosy club rooms at Olcll's Hall.

the time for the august frost IL ut hand.
and many farmer looks over his ''tr"ck''
patel, with torcbolinS as eacl, day closes. II
"A general frost is not experienced in the next
two weeks the probabilities will be Oh the
side Of all kinds Of vegetables maturing
lcaltily and ID good season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

THAxKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Charles
Rich, OF Rich & Wiilso", for = gOOdly supply
of vegetables prepared b. the Alden PROCESS.
which are about as near The natural thing US
can be attained. These gentlemen keep for
sale al! kinds of fruits, vegetables. &c, pre-
pared BY this process. and we com" e''d them
to all ~ the best in the market.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

ek1 BUxERs ~
my Goods 0Hd cU,Ycks
will fnd at the house oil
J. r. 8oYcE 4 CO.
\ large and yell selected stock Of
STAPLE and Fancy Goods, Notions, h.,
which are offered at tho
Very lo,cest market rates.
Orders will receive prompt
aud car ful attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
B'rice lists sent upon application.
ovagey osstisy's sasss sieek.
HELEN -. NJ. r.
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COMING ~ 70 WiNTER.-A nun'''cr Of
families in ''c Valley where scl.ool facilities
are inconvrnic"t, contemplate spending the
tall a, Il winter ~ town. Considerable builti-
ing having t,e-n done il Rozeman during the
last year, dwelling houses can nOw b. sccair-
~ At very reasonable rSl.t rates.
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CONE one, cone all. to Odelrs Hal.

THERE IL row some tangible evidence Of
our friend Grannis Jumping into the matri-
monial h1rncss. Dame RnmOr- has been
working up his case for scme time, but she
has been only rewarded with nm inc'c.lulous
smile from The knowing encs. but now that
Crannis has force OF men removing his
house on r. ack street to the rear Of its pres
emit site Tor III" purpose Of erecting hand
s,Ge front to II. there is no longer any doubt
OF his serious Inclination to settle down iEtO
lite of domestic felicity. shared b. some
fortunate young lady as life partner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

LONDON ClrY-1hc COURIER will be de-
livered to subscribcrs at London City Om
he DAY Ut publication lTriday) II fifty cents
per mouth. or s. . year. Send ~ your
nanses, boys.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

You can Ilnd. a full and complete assortment nj
PANTS, Oil.>, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. PAINT
U Sill AMI every article in Your live ~ tile vet
Drug store oi W. ". NORRIS, = few doors east o.
l.sl,,inc 4 90. Is. HuxrIIlan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

PEK ,oHAL.-Mr. ii. r. Gallen was IN town
several Gays tIli, week. Four OF his wagons
rolled Dat Of town Saturday, loaded with
Hour Tor Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

uox. n. p. LAxcroRD, Superintendent Of
the ational Park, arrived IN boz4'sna"
Wednesday evening from Virginia City. and
proeeeie today to the Park to look aitef
that national institution.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-14

Col. l.. NJ. ELAcK.-A Letter Il m Grail
Orchard. Kentucky, dated July s6th. says
Col. Black was then. o. visit to his ''Oll
Kentucky Hoa.c.'' and would shortly start
with his family TOR Bozeman, with tie view
Of permanently locating among Us.