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BrteFiAe Gonfulta'tioner n
Mnent8elblih.

qDeter Wtnemttsn nod fddbIide yaautea stt,aa&t.
Bttnabe 10000 patisnten rusben DOT, ttn tn ben lssten
apansta Sabrsn beAanbeR. Ssser 3aa rirb enseln fsrs-
EdItts ~resiRrtrt, % brisat& pter peri0nli&. Oh BON benz
Dsetsr fefbR stsr fttnen 5hIfsdrsttn. 2sstsre fab ALE
ntFenf1afit6 ~sebtlbste Webtstner.
Aas p~atienten, wethe eatfernt rsbnen, ertalten tine
ausfabrli&e 8rasenliae franco per psR sber I'm 5auis.
Gin spIRdnbtses fstemattfdes Gintsasen tn ben Ba&trn,
~serkinsert 8etler pser Srrtbimer. Die Bidder wtrbeH
uar spn ben aneeaeutru Aeratta se6Hnet.
aDsssn 8rasenIiae pbsr anserpettiee Gsnfsltatienss
1srsfFTe rsa rte fpIst:
DR.. e. b. FOOTE,
Boz 1888, New Xork
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Close of the Fourth Volume.

Close OF the Fourth volume.
This number closes the fourth volume
of the COURIER. While the publication
Of Q newspaper NAV be looked rpon by out
siders, moi coneersant with the business,
as small concern compared With more
pret'n:lous pursuits, those who have en-
ga1ed in the effort to establish q paper
under adverse circumstances know and
sppreciste the hercu can task involved
sad the struggle necessary to accomplish
the end. 10 ende.voripg to establish The
COURIER rs one Of the permanent institu-
lions Ut Eastern Montana, We have en-
couoter'd many obtscles. which have 80
lar been successfully combatcd and over
come. A false and blind prejudice, en-.
Eendersd BY selfish interest. has led some
whose duty it was to give encouragemt mt,
70 use Their means aud inEu-nc. to erin.
PIE our usefulness, and If possible to xii.
Inc paper, but II still lives; and enters
np'n its fifth year u'der more promising
auspices that ever before enjoyed by it.
opaoidlog the right end condemning the
wrong supporting the weak against til.
mountaineering the interest Of the
many a. al act Of justice, against thai OF
.i7w-aischarking our duty as We eom;,re
aena ~ without fear, favor or affection,
VIC eAi'ect to retain the confidence 500
ye'''''aee OF the gvod and true men VI
Eastern Montana.
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n ~, :. x : time and. We conpl.iced ~. ~,
o oow vhea We had taken me..n vs nov :. and
t,h,,sS ' 49, ope" up the coun,r, to ~. -
s ss. g bring =. ~ more so. s,t1 60. Tue
s ,.c,' eostAct with the marker. u ~ 10. .sd
world We feel that this or.,. 81, r.. % 10. the
.,ns,. our LAST hope, kh.s blocked IN mi. TN
,s s..s'"s avsnse We had, : ooun,r, - !.
r .su - OF vital importance to =. !. 49,
prosecution Of our bus, neaa. vS; ~ 10 :. 'ae
nsn .s3' !, T. death blow to our m., !. y
interest We do not feel that - ~ ;sss'.
49,. Ourselves we can remain anv ,on.s.
,,'ent; and. therefore, resneo,fn',v "nse'
. .oas ,1xcelleney to have the ord. r !.
scloced. for the reasons eet forth "a 4. Z
me ground Of prblic policy. and .' ~. OF.
pss. ~ "i'' . IN duty hound. ever
After the appointment Of . co,~,..
on correspondence, the duty Of which
slail also be the circulation Of tn. .h h.,s.
petition through the Territory for s;cn.
'.I: and the passage Of resolution IN.
scloc.'ng tho Secretary to furnish the
!. territorial press with the proceei,n,. of
'h's meeting, = motion to adjourn .nS;so.
70 sall. vas adopted. '''
c L. CLARK. Chairman
!. ELLIs, Secretary.
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VIarks Fork. -!
IT, S'.es see qnes loa q opeeins. r.,,..
.on ' ~ -. ''s Yellowstone river mex, se :
. .Su "a' assumed it, present t.n.;h,s
s..ps. Eastern and Western CAN'T. ',...
,"ve oecome Interested In the m,r.. =,
1870. .sstn Aontsns, and particularly 70 M
..k..a % TIE Chrks Fork sllvar minin,
S u.s'l'es Many Of eur prominent c;ti.sc s
nave been looking q sheee n,nes :. ~.
n.y. :, ~ s @.'o elements leading to the future
p prO. cel''y q this sscsiap. There d No
QUESTION y about the ricbnees Of TIN. o..
:. u.s oeen tested BY TIE most Approves;
a metnoos. aad The results A,ve teen mos,
satisfactory. The only trouble, that -.
nst those anxious to develop the pumer.
ous ana extensive leads In the diatr,et
wss their isolation from public thor
"uxn'sr's, 'sy which shlpment could be
as"e' ana . lack Of means to build suita-
e'e reduction works on the ground. The
interest unaffected BY foreign capit.lisss
promises to do away with these barrier,
to the development 4 these vast minea
mat the enterprise Of those engaged in
developing this distEist will sesult 10 for
tunes to them and the general prosperity
OF Eastern Montana, no one will doubt
VINO u ct al acquaintea With the richness
and extent II the mineral region Of
claFk's Fork.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-19
Winter.

The neecy messenger of winter, accom-.
panied BY cold weather, put quietus Up
on tile fair weather NE have been enjoying
the past few weeks. Saturday last. by
spreading its wings over earthly things
heresbouts, AMI has evidently come to
stay with US. The merry jingle of sleigh
bells Is now heard on our streets: the
farmer mas put away the wheels for thu
hobs, F" and things look Is though the
winter siege was upon Us. 1t 10 usually
accompanied with many pleasures, and
we trust the good people of Bozeman
may revive the haicyon Gays thai have
the past history Of the town,
Ivy entering with z, al into all legitimate
schemes tending to social pleasures,
moral elevation, and friendly intercourse.
We have community characteristic for
its friendly, neiyhborly re cations, and the
long winter evenings may be pleasantly
spent by an intercourse drawing Us nearcr
to each other aud cementing those kindly
feelings which should be entertained ty
ueighbOrs in our mountain home, strug.
Cling for tho reward of better days which
We think is promised US in the near fu
time
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METHODIST.

Rel;r;ou. rvices will he held regularly
), The following PAGES by he Pastor q
the Methods. Episcopal Church OF b"ze'
msu.
First Sunday. (nfcach month"; Bezeman'
liam. Eas; Ga.latin, 3p. H. Bozs'
man. ~. m.
Second Sunday. Bozeman. IL 9. ~
anil Up. NJ.
ThirJ Sunday. Fai-view. 10 a. m;
Reeves 3p. m; Bozenal. p. M
Fourth SUNDAY. i zclMan, - a. NJ
Weaver school house at p. m.
Sunday Schooi every Sunday a. q p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Up. IN.
Glass and Social meeting imm' diately
after morning services. Strangers ant
friends cordially invited.
A B. LUCKNEE. Pastor.
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Selling off lou for Cash,
Grain or Flour, our en-
tire stock Of goods.
j. b. Z j. v. BOGERT.
The Episcopal School

49, AS4SeO&e~e
The Parish School will open next Non
cay Nov. 22d. In the Young Mems u.
brary Hall. The hall will be arranged
with an entrance from the back yard, 90
thst the pupils may not have to pass
thr cugh the long hall. either in entering
Of leaving the schoolroom. and thus the
school will DO - private - 1t could be III
apy other part Of the town.
Terms OF tuition tor the primary de-
psrtmeut, q per mouth. for the advanced
department, IS per month. payable
10 advance.
Every effort will be made to give satis-
faction to all who many favor US vim
their patronage and the public generally
are respectfully solicited to gave =.
he school . fair trial aud judge Tor them
s.lves of its merits.
Any additional Information des'reo may
be Obtained by applying TO the rec'of'
r.. E. DIckey, or the teacher, Mss Amy
Cuouf
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Oats.

rhe demand for oats the past week has
consumed the supply held by our mer-
chants. and the article may be noted "a
scarce. Parties have visited this valley
from Beaver Head, Madison and Lewis 4
Clarke counties, and have taken out OF
contracted for . large quantity Of this
commodity; the Fort Ellis contract 70 in
the main yet to supply, and we think oats
will be scarce aud high. II 10 the only
crop that the e1asshoppsrs materially
damaged in this valley last season, and
the weld in this county Wa consequently
light.
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4 LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED,
Cheap, Elegant, Durable and indispensable.
The Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot of these popular machines
just received and for sale cheap. Call
and zee them at
WALTER OOOPER'S.
WALTER COOPER'S.
John Maauire.

This talented. yessatiie actor made hi.
first appearance in tins section 1t For,
Ellis Monday night, reappearing at the
same place Tuesday night. On Wednes.
day night he was greeted by a large audi.
ence at Library Hail in this city. His
was received in the mos;
enthusiastic manner, eliciting frequent
applause. He displayed the accomplished
artistic in the rendition of the most diff
cult pieces in style we have never heard
excelled. Every one was highly pleased
with the performance, and his promise to
reappear here at an carly day produced
general expressions of pleasure. 1t Is the
intention Of Mr.. Mcguire to 20 over the
same country he has visited in our Terri
f0rv
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- The undersigned returns thanks to
his customers for liberal patronage during
the last four years, and promises, for the
future, to de- we'll by his friends, and to
sell the very best articles at the lowest
poesible prices. So call and see how much
you can buy at "Osborn's Drug Store
with little money. 8. H. OSBORN.
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~ Per SACK for FLOUR
aet. Per POUND for OATS

All indebted to me for subscription %
The .lontanian'' to March u 1914 ;"
c.,,.tin county, can ray the same ey de-
livcring XXXFlour 'ot me ~ -. :,
~ Mi. II tie county. aud be allowed
"A 90 per ssck for the same. .no
49, ~ lao. p. Bruce, in Bozrman.
: 81 per pound allowed.
Ran and Shorts II cents per p'an$
Those indebted DESTROYS Of awaiting
themselves of the above offer. must DC
,;~sr the produce BY the 9Th Of December
1878. - COPE
Nov. II, 1875 u. E WI
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HARRIED.::

HOLNES-BANKS-In Virginia City.
on the 10th inst, Mr.. Cbas. Holmes, OF
Callatin county, to Mrs. Nary Banks VI
MAdisoa county.
:. We congratulase Charley upon bis
success in lettering HE condition, aud
for setting 60 good an example t. his
bachelor friends.
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LANGHORNE-In this city. Novem-
Der 10Th. 1875, to the wife Of Hon. 3. w.
Langhorne. . con.
DAVIS-At Fort Ellie, to tie wife Of
Sergeant DAYS.. of'Cd.' F. . twelve
p0usd boy.
A good si4ed. recruit. for one Of hue
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Soldier Killed.

Fri lay night last serce.n1 Du 49, a., !.
Co. O., met his death between .',. Do' from
."d Fart ella While returning IRON
~. ,'.,, to the post, he was thrown from BIZ
s ~. one Of bic feet catching IN the s.l.
no''0, ~. "a he rs dragged . considerable
.sr. He wss alone. His BODY wa
e en..% saturday morning badly bruised
18th he hesd fearfully cut e ..s'' :.
p p. r,,,. and buried With military non
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Ehorid's Se3D.
Je0es Mcpherson,
A. N. Smith and w. 8. Mckenzie.

A. n. Smith and w. 8. Mckenzie.
To be sold, SATURDAY. December
nth. 1875. in trent Of the Sheriff's Office.
in Bozeman, the south west quarter of
section thirty one (31) in township one
az south, range six (0 east. Also oil
right. title and interest of the defendant
"A. II. Smith il and to the following
tract of land: The east half of tho north
east quarter, and the east half Of the south
east quarter Of section thirty six 1857 in
township one ~ south, range five (5) east
aud ell improvements situated thereon.
L. CLARK. Sheriff.
By A. D. McPHERsoN, Deputy Sheriff.
Bozeman, II. T.. November 10. 1875.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
LIVERY AND FEED srARr.1
nope Deferred Maketh the, Heart
Sick"

, ". hlVe been enceavoring 10 suheist on
sn,;.a uaoo"y' uncertain diet, but fluid i,
su"e'y lmprac,icsbl- for business M.
co0,;' nope Is good thug in certain
,nn 'sehc'es, and promises may do q
n.-. .oeoFe.lcsl business on, but not ,
newspaper 1t requires something n,or.
;ns s'o'e. Inrrefore, We would ssk th,.s.
~. v.eu 70 the Courier to relieve
Nv ~. hopes and fuldll their prmi.e,
."e q o1cs aud paying thslr 10.
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We publish in this issue : letter from
1uaoe II N Aagu,ee 70 Mr.. n. Mounts.
I, i. :, the request of Judge Mcguire that
IN. publication IL made. We think his re.
marks 10 releren e 10 tho lsd'ss of bo1e
u,,n nnv.rrantable and unjust, and were
written on the impulse Of . moment: We
-. .,.d tn know that Mack. il wOrktng In
N. in,eres. of Eastern Montana, and trust
h,s colony may b successful In reaching
.,ur Territory.
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An Apprentice Wanted

At this cffice TO learn tic printing busi
ness. An sctiye, intelligent youth. from
fourteen TO sixteen years 0t ags. We do
not want one who thinks he knows more
than the editor and foreman, but one whn
10 wiling to learn and make himself gen.
eyjly useful.
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Cashmere Suits, worth - 90 Noy 20 90
do do do ~ 50 fof Is 90
do do do - 10 for Is 90
Union Cas-. Suits, worth Is 90 Tor II 90
10 do do II % lOe 10 %
Cass. Pants, best quality, $50
do good. 500
Union Cashmere Pants, q 60
Jeans Pants, LIS
ALI Clothing, Hats, etc., proportion.
ately reduced. 4 large line OF Glover,
In which special inducements are offered.
Neck Ties assd Paper Collars very low.
Our stock b fully assorted aad embraces
|almoet everything. Many articles have
been omitted In the above list. but We
assure parchasess thst svesythipg viii b
10 nd At cost, and to cOnvluca Yourselves,
|cat and Try ~. The quoted prizes, Ne
1 Wish Il ssiallaCtly MndafoCaald. -.
YO1 oASR G0efH
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DrV Goods.

" ~
Brown Muslin, best brands, per
yard, from AZ to 1sa
Bleached Muslin, best brands,
per yard, from 153 to 10
GA Sheetings, best brands, per
yard, from Is to 22}
SKA Sheetings, best brands, per
yard. 50
9x4 sheetings, best brands, per
lOx4 Sheetipgs, best brands, per
Duckines and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yard, from - tos9i3
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown DENNIS, per
yard, from 20 to IL
Colored Oambrice, per I'd. from ~ to 9
Rolled Cambrics. per yard, from II to 8
Wlgans, per yard. from Is to 124
All wool Delaines, hest brands,
per yard. fr m 4za to IS
Cotton Delaines. best brands,
Der yard. frnm rs to %
French Merino. per yard. from !. 10 TO IS
Empress Cloths, per yard, from so
Reps Delaine, per yard, from 30 to I'll
Dress Goods snd CashmeFes about one
half the usual price.
Black Alpaca astonisbingly low-4O per
cent reduction.
White Goods astonishingly low-4l per
cent reduction.
Summer Sbawls reduced about one.half
and sell from Sc SO to 8 SO.
Damask Table Linen worth 81 IS for 10
Buff Table Linen worth Is for so
Turkey Red Table Linen " 40 for 10
Damask Towels, worth l Is fot 50
Crash Towing from Is 10 123
Kentucky Jeans. per yard, from so TO 22i
Cotton Flannel, per yard, from 20 to 10
Opera Flannel, all colors. (Gil-
bert's). per yard, from go to 80
Shaker and twilled Flannels great reduced
| Velveteens from / 90 to
Ladies' Wooden Skirts from $50 70 ! 30
Misses - :. g 30
Cotton Bats, best quality. per lb, Is
Ladies' Kid Gloves, best quality,
/ button, ! 50
2 buttons, %
lC0rsets reduced fifty per cent.
/ Silk and Cotton Handkerchief very low.
Iagises' Cotton Handkerchiefs from Is to
! 10 cents apiece.
Ladies' Embroidery greatly reduced:
Ginghams. per yard, from 123 to 10
Prints, per yard. from 10 to
Linseys, Piques. Swiss Muslin, very low.
Tarleton. assorted colors, very low.
JacOpets very low.
Bed Spreads sstonishingly low.
| White Family Blankets as,onishingly low.
IEmbroideries and Edgings - g"
Ribbons, Ladies Children's Hosiery.
Dress and Shirt Buttons e1 trenely low.
All Fancy Goods and Notions reduced
labOut One-half.
Coates and Clask's thread 8 spoOls for 30
do do do per dozen, 90
Pins, 8 papers for 30
Needles. best. 3 papers for 70
Silk Spools. 123 to 10
/ Worsted Braid. 4 pieces for Is
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q List Of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Postomce
BOWMAN, n. r., November IL, 1878:
William Butler, William Cottreal, Eu.
gene A. EdmAton, James Harding, 3. J.
Malshagen, Chas. Fl. Newman. John
Ril,ug; 5, F. A. Robinson, 80. N. A.
Tuliock. J. A. Vananda. II. II. Warn
Nelson D. Wanamsker, Chas. Warner, L.
Young. J. II. TAYLOR,
Postmaater.
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LOstl-6OO ReWardi

On the 32nd Of next month orphaned
youth about s. years of old five feet
six inches tall in width. Had on when
last seen . CLAW hammer pair Of pants;
freelxly hair, auburn complexion, and turn
up eyes. The police reports that this
Charley Ross was loudly crying in the
streets that Gov always keeps on hand the
best. cos,liest, finest. purest and most
hunki-ka- PUNK stock Of Wines. Liquors
and Cigars TO be found in the Rocky
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S9netlil! New and Attractive +!
q sPERL1NG's
The Ladies will find all the latest
styles in
Hats, Dress Goods, S''aw.s, ctoaks,
Kid Gloves, Fine Felt Skirts,
Silk Searfs, &c.,

fm which they respectfully invite an In
|spection.
Flour il quoted by Helena papers d
1880; wheat, q; oats, 2}c: barley, SO
|3Lc; potatoas, 1c eggs, 65c; butter, 4Dc;
cheese. 10000.
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The boys OF Company ], q fqr( Eilis.
h.,s orean,xed Q literary society and lifted
nm an elegant reading room. which y Be
~ veil supplied with desirable fesdine
n.,,sr- Standard hooks, magazines, sews'
papers, etc.
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al. BASINSKl has the largest
.,mt OF Csolhtssg sssd GesscsFsss''
..1sAi,eg Goods, &C., 70 be found in
,his market, which y u selling ct greatly
reAuced prices.
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W anted!
10000 Pounds Oats
\. IT, Ia Apply TO J. n CASiN""'

". h.ve received from ' esrs e.ecut.
%: y q Dr.: . sssss
S os e.'as ee. r. o., :. =, a:' .'s se,s.,
kept supplies and The f.ei'i'is. Of toe %.
il he bss'o .'. \ enable Il % turn ~.
once ere :os s.,,or % that Of the os's As''-
- a sss end !. :. y. ae..s. ~,
~. o''. s.... ~ :. t. ssa:: :;
s ss:: -, end v':.s. = s's s..: - .,
'e.s s.s 80 - 49, :. ..in.s. y w.
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Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
There will W. divine service !" ~
,,rn. Me-, s. Library Hal eacr S"hd"!
~, ,,,c,ock a. IN ard o'clock p. m.
mill further notice.
TIE CHEY, Rector.
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ELLIS & DAVIS
NET CASH PRICE LIST.
Groceries.

-.
Sugar, per pound. 10 70 Isl
Coffee. choice, per pound y to 50
Soap, per pound Is 10 III
Soap, CASTLE. per pouEd ~ to u
Tea, per pound los to So
Dried Fruits. per pound 92A to 10
Yeast Powder, per box 221 to 80
Spices. per pound SS to 80
Rabbits Soda, per pc und Is
Mustard, per pound Is
Beans, per pound
Washing Starch, per pound IS
Corn Starch. per pound 80
Matches. per dozen s.
Coal Oil, per gallon %
Cutting's Tomatoes, per can 20
Peaches. per can 80
Pears, per can, 30
Eastern canned goods, per can. S'3 70 50
Best Golden Syrup. per5galkeg a0o
= gal canl' go
Concentrated Lye, per can 30
Jeliies in Tumblers. per glass Is
Layer Raisins, per box 800
Spices. per box l6
Flavoring Extracts, BEST Vbst %
Axle Grease, per box, 80
Rope. per pound, 18
Mason . Backing, per boz, 10
Fancy Candy. per box. LIS
Chocolate, per pound, IS
Nails. per pound, 10 to
B B Chewing Tobacco. per ID. 73
Smoking Tobacco, per pound. 90 to 80
Cigars reduced Is per cent
Shelf Hardware reduced 25per ct,
Cutlery very low.
Shovels. Scoops, Hoes. reduced Is per ct.
|Cr0ckery.ware very low.
Glass ware very low.
China Sets very low.
Looking Glasses very low.
Liquors very much reduced.
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The winter season has Get 10, snd Tue
.xhilir,ting weather and long evening"
make one feel like engaging in social en-
;oy merts. A weekly CLUB dance has been
the means heretofore of contributing ia
the pleasure of our young people. but We
hear Of no preparations being made io'
ANYTHING of the kind this winter. W.
,rnst some of our snterprising young mer
~ili take charge OF the matter, and S'v'
M m opening dance.