davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
Holiday Goods!
s1se*+AsS 81 " ~
J. 0A00100
Hae jusl received . lafko s1oek oe
Toys and Fancy Goods,
: epmpGsise 80 49, sove.less,
suitable Tor
HOkENlT RRkGkV1Gs
Inepecelon y sospeclfully soIsised.

4 4. Willlaus and hsidey - HI
1aggis Happy. hsyisg spsst ths lsst twe
weeEs q tkcas hoosy9oee b ~ nv 0ss'
70 OF, ~ H. nossise y pelvsls o.
f0taFe kome. ss0uv," - ~ lstessse6sl
bids ~ . plen1ant 00e Wills = HeoeeA
(HanA. ~.
II. Willians an1 ~ cAaguIaG yop1G
bsils asivcd n noanaan y0Asrday 60
nasg. asd vaewarnly ersseed - slaGIea
e NiendA f
- Juoe Fono5Vo1 = oGDog1nooe -
Aooordooos anA IGnsun0atoaas
~, - - g0K1A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

Trade.
Tive Military Pests . - Bullt
- the YellOwstone next
- .-@s .-ss le0aDm

Ever since the successful navigation oil
The Yellowstone river last season hv IN.
steamer Josephine steamboat men ana
oahes have had tAslr Sses On that FLYER
> The future ffeiRhtinE oaanusl See lco.1
lana. Various proposition havs been r.
eeived BY oar business men from difer.
ent river men with . view Of putting
steamers on the Yellowstone aud secur-
ing tie trade Of HAstess Nooysaa.
Nothing Of . tangible naturs resulted
from these cuerespoudesces, and M.
Nelson Story and Dr.. Lamae, two d our
most substantial cilizens, Organized the
Yellowstone transportation Compauv
and have now under contact ct jener.
sonville, lpdiana. she construction Of =
li&ht-drss8hs- sseamboat d.
signed especially Sor ~ Yfllovssene
trade.e Thsy hssealse h readise,s over.
land trains to transport freight from The
head of navigation to all points in the
Territory. :.
1t seems that there are other parties
who visf to o. Into the tsads. N.
Story received . few days since . letter
from Mr.. W. A. Burjeigh, the owner OF
several steamboats, and . man OF ample
means, dated At Yankton, December 18th.
After making Mr.. Story proposition to
form co-partuership, he says:
III W 60 into this matter, there must
I've an agent 1t Bozeman, the line must b.
adveFtiaed 1t oooc. and .. towa. site o
lected cloee by the new supply post. and
. large warehouse erected. l will saks
hold OF the matter with you In earnest, Il
sou desire to have mo.
Il hAvejast overloaded the Osrroll. aud
have her. resdy to lQad for tho lad Of
navigation on the Yellowstone 10 soon ..
the Missouri IL clear Of lee. I wish you
would zee yoar clippers, and zee whs,
they are willing to do By way OF shipping
directly MP the Yrllowseooe. iostead q =
Benton. Phase get their figures for
freight, and send them to mo.
my object is, to put on line Of light.
draught boats, and establish and maintais
10 permanent and nrst-class line OF steam
ers Tor the Yellowstone river. Capsair
Grant Marsh viii probably be In with me-
II have ssen General eherids ans
have no doubt but he will build two posi-
lon the Yello wstone the coming season.
II have just received from the Inspec
ltoe Of the Board Of Underwriters ct s,
.ouis the specifications Of boat for tn
Yellowstone river, and am now wofkia,
up = cheap rate Of insurance. The Car
roll now draws but seventeen inches light
| can build new boat that will draw bu
fifteen inches light. and will carry on
hundred tons on two feet,
"Please write me Ut once. - il will tax
one hundred days - build and equip
nsw boat Yours, truly.
4 "W. A. BURLEl0H."
M. Story wrote him substantially. thu
lDr. Lamme and himself had now boz
under contract for the Yellowstone river
which iSheieg bum IS JeAxssonvsl1s, 4
ldisns; sAsts "a tfs pseDiminass -esranG'
mrnts tor opening navigation % the Ye
IlOwstooe next season aud for land trans
! portatios had been perfected BY them, b.
they would he pleased TO hsve the co-ol
|erstios OF Mr.. Burieigh, etc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

On account of the holidays. there was
no performance ct the Theatre this week,
bat the boys have gotten up goOd pro-
gramms for next Wednesday night. Two
excellent plays viii b presented, besides Z
op)eudtd ohio.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

Christmas u &l8 1GOVO.
2 A coueapoudens furnishes aethefouew'
ing: sr's-''' y =. -. ss.'a Ssnoi
EDITOR OounnR.--Having bean pres
nj at The G hristmas Trss, ct tlns school
hoass ID district No 10, Notwithstanding
The inc,saency Of The weathes, the Mouse
wss crowded. The Tree VS. YEA aEFAog
ed. aud made beautiful display Of the
vasiesy md quant.ty Of The pressats with
which Il was loaded for ths, little folks.
NJ. Samuel Reed acted IN The capacity Of
Santa ClAase; and sdmonished the little
folks 70 be good children snd Ae would
do 90 aSaid q hb next annual tour. .
Many thanks ere due the 0eees Eskin
and Others Tor shs set,vs part they took %
male ~ abals = sicDsos. 4hd 1eem.
Boeers A. Lamme 4 %, Ahd others OF
Boss:nan, win long b remembrred for
kkdfSkes.5dilE AndDgey 1hs dnkh
Te6sSdigsee : ~nnt elaSe stsQeaB ~ IN
occasion Of that kind, would not b doing
iuetics 70 hin. The whole a1tair reelected
veil for ~ c.tisoas ool1hnt ne,ghborhood.
aad bed it, good e6sc&
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31


Il has played the devil with the pros
pects of The Herald and the few obscure
sheets, which, like tho ''pi0neer,' have %
long existed upon public charity. Unable
70 Be reconciled to the fact that tbs lnde.
pendent doubles 10 circulation any ero o.
them and y becoming every dayE more
popular. they GOoDiahly imagine. thai val
gaf epstbet and personal 0etreDetos can
bring The leading newspaper OF Montana
down tn the dehaslng Dsvel Of thrir Own
illiterate malice. They ignore tho fact
that the Independent has deserved the
success II has achieved b. being . live.
newsy, enterprisine, aggressive, reliable
and tnterestins.-tIn depsndent.
We admire tho cheek Of tho lndepenc.
emit The tssue from which the above *.
tract wss taken contained nos . line OF
local news. except twenty lines Of personal
notices, interesting only 70 thoee briefly
ahAdedstO. 9.StyE f1T
Its eaasspais6 10 sa6stinly IA stsange
character when 1t cannot scare up ct leas'
one local item in The metropolis and cspi
III Of the Tefsieory, hut. hss = IAN tn
way to San Francisco and search the 20
lice rec0rds for . doubtful Chiuese story
for it, local page. 81 ss TO-. lu-
Helene must - terrible dull when 4
|cannos supply H. Tive. newsy, snterpris
ling daily" with local item. The obscure
sheets. published in towns having les
|psetentioue 10 metropolitan 6onots, scsl
Ibeet that, neighb0e. SD
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31


A--.xszxx@=--.s..s..!{I
E1gOA 11kA OD0vt1Aes8SsOx.
e1ew,AeEKcx, y. =, Qpc -, -. Il
EplroR Couaua-.ou:-Reiae q 6is.
ne. / drop ,yoa /. few items hon thisl
iAca thoagA there has nothing q great
tranapired Of late. Under taef,
of Charles L. Clapp. ActinfI'
Agent doce the departure OF Dextsr Z.
Clam. 70 Waehington, aAain have pro |;
krsoeed finely. NeArly IN he buildinRIl
No COW completed IN eomfoehbje shapeI
foeIths winter. We have hid The mossl'
deliehtful weather that could b Wished
for, the :ast month, and noshlsg has &C I
cslred 10 imnede tse proasees Of our bulld-l
inn oneratione. rho train a. Neisohl
9.ory. rndef charae Of Ne9jou Sill. rsijch |
Cd here on he II insf. from Carroll, he~t
N ihs second Trip Of he eeasoa, ana Ieltl
hese On the 1osh sor the vicinity Of Ao1e.t
man 70 pitch tent for wintef. 20 .s7sqz
Quits uumber q tie River Grow Ju-i
dams ere here awaitine tie ayr1valof Gen.
clapp to receive their annuitSes. A pof.i
ton Of he.1ountain Crows aEe alDo here
Jack Mills las turned over . new leai,
and instead Of going 10 the Black HD!s|
hes become Fur o0peculatok He has|
|xos three volt ektns already .ne
Btte-the- Hatches b . psumt6g yoa"k|
man. he time and attsuuon = chiefly q
|tncted toward "bfoostpWoskat" IN order
|shat hs may b he bsssss prepared for IN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

When Gen. C'app 10 # Bozeman,
November, We had simply the announce
ment Of the setting aside 90 On laAiau
Reservation the land on the north side Of
the Yellowstone. The instructions 70.
csivcd By the Agent, wills 1t Washing
ton. modify ~ msst1r ssry considerably.
He 10 authorized to control Indian trade
On, and exclude whisky from, the new
reservation; but here his authority ends.
He can interfere In no manner with settle
ment for legitimate purposes, nor with
transit of any kind, b it OF railroad
steamboat = bull tlain9 .Noreoyer. X
has asked the Secretary Of the Interior,
that the order be modified, renewing the
Eastern boundry of the new reservation
up the river 20 - to leave out IT. Peas<
and the head of navigation on the Vel
lowstone, and he thinks the order will b<
30 modified. - Es.t - 6.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
Local Matters.
oelItGlOUS SERVICES.

Quarterly xeeting at tho Methodist
r.;.cona, church next Saturday end Sus
~ January let and ID. Order ofservicsx
D...ch;ne saturday ct 2 p. %. and : p. N.
80. Fesst Il 81 4 NJ. and Preaching At
"a m: Preaching st p. m; Sacsa-
meot Of Baptism before Sunday morning
rr,,chioe. and Holy Communion imme.
dissely sitter preaching.
TIC. lLIFF. p. f.,
! South rset 1oeta.e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

Clothing.

|CaanueFe Sails, worth u " eos a "
de- d % q oO!oe - v0
n d Do % x ~ !0e Y -
|Union Oaas. Suits, worth 70 W !oF e ~
% do Do u " ~ ~ W
|Case. Pants, best qualify, %
!, DO G00oa
Unioa Caeslmero 1ano, 50
An ClaEha.9, haee, eee:. tseeesuoo'
aily rsd.esa = ,. 49, nss q. e: os '
Nrek Ties and Paper Collars very loW.
Our seoek b fully escorted aae eme.aees
|shnoee eVssythlns. Many astieSea eeve
- eerisfed. u 1he ebovo ,lhe. bat -
|ssesre pp1chases, hat everything VII =
?. ,N AZ eoee. AID - eoavlneo yoeSoeJvees
- AVA q .. IT, qaoes9 psSeoo, ~
~ : s,Ss':..1;z 1 s:ass'; 90: 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
NORTHERN; PACIFIC .norer,'
Main Street. Boseman. H. :.

Under the management u Mn 81. ].
Hoppy, this house has attained an excel
lent reputation. The rooms are well fur.
ntshed and kept 10 splendid order. The
tables 'are aapplied with everything to b
had In the country, which 10 prepared by
the best cooks In the mountains. Trav.
elers will ind iirst.class accommodation
st the Nortbesp Paciac. Helena and Viz
GINA cosches stop at this hotel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

The Gallatin Valley Female Seminary
has gwen the scholars . holiday Of two
weeks duration. which extends to Ianu.
airy the 9th. This institution 10 growing
in popular favor, and is well established.
Mr.. Crittend~n has made such improve.
ments - rspders the schopl .. most com
Portable home for IN young ladies en-
trusted to his care. It is an educational
establishment that reflects credit on Gala.
tin Valley. and we are convinced that No
better place can BE- found IN Montana
where young ladies will have more advan.
taees and comforts than in this excellent
school. The corps of assistants are well
chosen and qualified in high degree for
their places.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

~ Aee kssviag thsnseivo indsbtsd
= =, atA9 b. hoax aoeosse Of aoss,
0o9 eo0o foeW0d AID sstslo hGGoee The
1t ofjasaaGy. end sevo coses.
We oay oaas. Xxx and XXX 1ous. Tor
- W1oA wepGg - l1gAsse oarkse peioe,
Akb z DAVIS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

Brunett Is in receipt of HE large stock
lot groceries, clothing. boots and sAoes.
Cali In aad examine them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

]. BASlN6Rl h0 Ne largest
stock Of CsoGJstss0 ~p4 GesscsFess''
ssaeJbSss1 000ds, etc. 10 be found 10
this market, which - b selling = greatly
reduced prices. as.tsa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
4 sPERllNe
Kave just received from the
Easteen and California markets . ane -
. s-@ as. ~. a~-fs 49, -
EYsse Family Ol1sskets. Gessts
CyolRSss1 aDsd Fsss.ss5aJb-
y tss1. G00t1s,

Ut every description; . large stock of the
finest CHEWING TOBACCO; On endless
variety Of GLOVES, &C., III Of which
they ofbssi q prices 10 suit purchaGesA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
KEARNEI'S


And ! positive remedy for oout, Gravel
Structures, Dia'eses, Dyspetsaa, NeEvou
Debility, Lropsy, Non-1eteatio0 o. In
confluence of Unne, Irritation, lnfAm
on or UlceSation Of he i
Bladder and Kidneys, |
T 80 eat7s - u 9E etee.1s.s
Spesmatorfhna. Ieocorfhaa or WhltesI
Diseasa Of the Presssste Gland, Stone ini
the Bladder. Colc0lus Gravel OF Bsickdustl
Deposit and 1ucas OF Milky Dischargea
|KS0asey's &ztz0ct |stcAss|
Permanently cures M diseases Of the
Bladder. Kidneys and DropdeaI Swsllisgs
Iexissins IN men, women and children, no
luatser what tie age. Prot. Seeeoo snys:
ls.One boetls Of .keasssy's Fluid Extract
Bacae !. yorth mare than ~ other e:
Price One DOM, pr Bots. OF aix Bot
ltlGo Tor Five Dnllaf2
Depot l0l sDasne streeA. New 1crk
| A uhysic,an h atteodance 70 answo
loorrespeudonc and eive odvice grataos
Send stamp fog PampA)siA ire.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

Every boys future 10 In bis own hands,
Aha sume Of them around this eity ere on
tina road that leads 10 the Penitsatiary.-
Natlisonian.
Il il not TO be wondered At They have
bed some splendid examples ct them b.
some of their elders, which have only "a
ID followed 70 fetch them up In thas tnssi
tuition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
DENTISTRY

DR.. Bishop, Dentist. has arrived in
town, and taken rooms as the 1etropoli.
tan Hotel: He Is prepared to practices
Ibis profession in oil its branches.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31
EPISCOPAL.

The,e will be divine service iu the
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunday
At II O'Clock .. u. and Z O'Clock p. n.
until further sotice.
r. Z. DlCKEY, Rector. q
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

On account Of the hOlidays. our papsr.
tine week, viii not contain - much rcd
|iRg. matter - usual In our next iesue,
however, Ne will make Up for the deh
$1,000 & f&
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

photographs.
I viii close my Gallery 10 Bosemsn on
The 18th day Of January.
Those wishing work done In my Hoe
should give me . call before the Above
date. -s.e~ Fl. B. sCALFEE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

eA60 Wr 30 Qental-1Dw to ddtt
4 4sk6e 6(6d61ldt ,bih o 0oveRalace
Billiard Rooms, play two games of bill
iards, give Gov OF Ed the bill and 10 will
return a 80. Try Il on.
We heaseesf sompnanQan regard y
the market reports II tho Helena papess.
County merchants nud, on their arrival in
Halsas, that the prices reported of spsar,
coffee, ETC., are mot accurate. We pre-
same the papers desire to give correct -.
possA and this discrepancy = the result
IF . little inattention. We think ]: i
only uecessary to call their attention 70 II,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-31

What arc the Wild waves saying-saying
sister, dearf''
WHY you old grampas they ny, 80 70
0oy's for your whisky; wine end beer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
PORTLAND.
Arrived.

Portland, October 20. Private dispatches says
the steamship Samaritan, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool at three o'clock this morning.
Launched.
The rev ship Rufus E. Wood, l476 tons, owned
by J. S. Winslow and others, to be commanded by
Capt. David o. Davis, late of bark J. s. Winslow.
was successfully launched at West Deering, at 80
o'clock this afternoon She grounded on the flats
and will come off next high water.
Agricultural Fair.
The Shapleigh and Acton fair opened to-day.
There was large display of fruit and vegetables
equal to the late York county show. The attend
was large and the horse racing interesting.
Serious Accident.
a boy named Hammond, 10 years old, fell down
through foremost hold to the bottom, injuring
him severely but not fatally.
The Turf.
In the sweepstakes race at St. John, to-day, for
$500, four horses, King William won. Time
80, 2 SO, AZ. Andy johnson ID.
Arrested.
Charles E. T. Shaw was arrested to day for
adultery with girl thirteen years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

head must have lain, Vas found PINT Assk, end
near BY another small bottle. The remains Of
clothing and boots indicate that the man was well
who 1t might be.-[Lewiston Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

TO THE
Daily Xennebee gulrnal.
BANGOR.
DOndhOlders' Meeting.

Bangor, October 90 The land grant bondhold-
crs met again this afternoon. Report of the COM
mittee who consulted with the Directors was sub
mitted. A committee was appointed TO consult
with committee of the creditors and report to-
morrow afternoon. They will then adjourn to
meet at some future day, when an effort will
be made to have all bondholders present.
Bangor, October 20-ll:15 p. m. a conference
this evening of the committees of the land grant
bondholders and Of the floating debt creditors of
the European & North American r. r., was fav-
orabe to placing the road in the hands of the
trustees Of the consolidated mortgage bonds, and
that the land grant bondhoders refrain from fore
CLOSURE that enough orerdGe and aecruing cou~
pons be funded for ten years to prevent sacrifice
Of property also coupons be summarily funded
to provide for the one hundred thousand dollar
note on the Piscataquis branch, and that the city
Of Bangor first mortgage coupons be paid in full.
The committee will report at meeting of bond
holders, Thursday afternoon.
Shooting ARRAY.
Charles NJ. Wilson was shot in the left arm late
this afternoon, by Frederick Godfrey. Two shots
were fred at him and the officers arrested him be-
fore he had time to fire third. He had been
drinking and is very jealous Of his wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21

Rev I. NJ orc allsghan, for the past year and a
half pastor Of St. Marys Catholic church in this
CITY. who has been transferred to Portsmouth, y.
H., to take pastoral charge of the Catholic society
in that place, left upon the noon train Yesterday,
for his new field of labor. During his brief stay
in this city, he has endeared himself to many
friends, who will deeply regret his departure. On
Tuesday evening farewell meeting was held in
the hall of St. Marys T. A. and b. Society, on
which occasion purse of nearly one hundred
dollars was presented to the reverend gentleman,
as gift from his Pensioners. The kindest wishes
were expressed for his future prosperity and hap
pincss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
rELEGRAMsIN GENERAL.

The brewery Of John Witchman. at Peoria. Ill ,
was burned this morning Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance $4,000.
A $50, 900 fire occurred in River Falls, Wis,
Tuesday night.
The annual parade of fire department of Law
renee, Mass, took place to-day.
The First Unitarian church at Newburyport,
Mass, celebrated their ljOth anniversary to day.
The recent heavy rains have caused moderate
rafting frcshet in the Delaware river.
NJ. Roaher, in a speech at Ajaccio, France, the
10th inst, attacked Thiars and the Oreanists, and
censured MacMahon.
In the Barre, VT, murder case, Hannah Per
rim was examined to-day and testified that Ma
COON and Streeter called at her house. She
stated that Magoon threatened Streeter, but
knew nothing of what trsnspired after they left.
Another exam nation will occur Nov. 3D.
Base ball. at Taunton, Mass, yesterday-Taun-
tons Is; Androscoggins, OF Lewiston Me..9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
NEW YoRK.


| New York, October 20. Jacob Stanerman. q
young German shoemaker, was convicted Tues.
day night of numbering Louisa Sedan Wauld, a
boarding house keepers daughter, in revenge fox
| rejecting his offer q marriage. He was this a.
m. eentsaced 10 behung Dec. 10. The defence
was "insanity. excited by passion" which the
Judge characterized as q flimsy excuse.
Suicide.
Charles Revere well known butcher and
sportsman, after having, as he supposed, kille d
his mistress, Tuesday, blew his brains ont. The
woman is alive.
Failures.
Isaac P. Warren and William II. Wy man have
made general assignment to Andrew l.. Tor,
for the benefit Of their creditors.
Buttrick g. Co., 4S9 Broadway, dealers in fashion
plates, patterns, &c, and William Ettinger, 81
Mercer street. dealer in furs, are announced as
suspended. Buttcrick & Co.'S liabilities are set
down at 5000 600, with small eeeetS Ettinger's
liabilities are 100000, and his assets a,Uut Sj0
900. lie has offered his creditors SOC on the dol
lar.
The estate of the Broadway firm of Rice, Good
& Walker Jailed year ago, will, it is said
pay cent on tine dollar.
No Advance in Coal.
The Anthracite board of control has decided
rot to advance the price of coal for the NEXT
month.
Special Inspector Brown, of the custom house,
has been arrested for contempt of court, it being
charged that he took $50 900 worth of suspected
millinery goods from the store of Lowenstein Il
Co., Broome street, after being served with an in
junction by the state court. A conflict between
the court and custom house authorities is threat
ened, the latter refuse to surrender the goods.
Personal.
Carruth, the Vineland editor who was shot by
Lands, is falling fast, and will probably die very
shortly.
MaIfeasance in Office.
1t is stated in Washington special that charges
of malfeasance IN office have been preferred by
the President against George Bliss, United States
District Attorney at New York
TrOtting Match.
The great trotting match tor $4,000 side, be-
tween Prospero and Honest Dutchman, came off
to day at Prospect park, the former being the
favorite in the betting at odds of 100 to s. for
Dutchman. Prospero won the race in the first
heat, Honest Dutchman being distanced. Time,
2 % IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-21
Difn.

Ia Machas, 18th inst, VIM. Henry Ninton aged 63
years l0th inst. Miss Delanie L., daughter OF Ann
months 18th inst, William Henry Scott, aged AZ
years ii months.
In Cooper, 10th inst, Mrs. Watcy, widow of the
late Henry Carey, aged ~ years months 10 days.
In Baring, i,tn uir, stephen Travis, in his SOth
year.
In Gou'lsboro', 18th ult. Iariette s, wife Of
Francis Tat, Jr., and daughter OF the late John
M.s', aged - years IL months.
in Mt Desert, I'd inst Isaac Somes, aged - yrs.
In Saco, l7,h inst, Mrs. Mary, wife of the late
Hon. Philip Eastman, aged "A years; ID inst, Mrs
Jane w Brown. aged "a years; 4th inst, Diana,
wife OF the late John Kicker aged IS years 9mos.
In Bideford 18th inst. Hattie, daughter Of Geo.
". French, aged l6 wears.