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Ifyoh are stuhg by Les Of wasp, wet
slme cut tobacco and lay it Oh the sting
la five lninuts it is cured.
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. u IIUHle.
Iaarinbufg. n. g SEPT. Z, 1873.

There IS sat difsfsaes n tie favor of
ergs. Ions fed Vn Gear, sound grain aad
EeHl e. ! eieaB Efasa I'D, gite much finer
Gsiufed rr,s tim ieHs tl.af have sgeess u
stables AMI manure heaIs aud eat sll kieds
ofaiih5 ID. Hens feeding o. fsi and
oniuils FAVOR tiiair nF ace9fdihglg, The
saue i eysa eating oglaas 0r cagDlge. Dr
dfinkirg offensive Nater. imgafB q bad
taste Is ti.e alll sH8 Ialtcr. Tie richer
ihe isyi the higtaF lia eglVr III lin trgs.
Mttas ana cefa civ ssgs ihg be.i. while
feeiing ou hdsEuhtet Batea them color.
les fcticfidv ihcn nnat for t9mp egn.
fcrtlm.sfy Yosss Agsfes hutai Ses
Yofker
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TIE BRoWY coTTog GIN CO.,
NEW LONDON. CONN.

Manufacturers of goitOn Uins, Cotton Gin Fec.
ieFs, GondeBsers and sOttan tin Materials y;
every deseliptiun. Dnr Gins have leta III ilse
fhaty yeafs. and haze 81 established repHlafion
fof simplicity. fgit-InHuing. durability, and fF
i14l.f1 and quantity 81 lint produced. oar
Feeder Is easily attached u iie tin. and eastiy
aTegatea on any lnHd IL ordinary HtfIilspucr,
They IRE tite sinpiea aud cheapest Fge,lef III the
ni1rkrt and ieed sith more regularity than i
p1ssible bg hand. Increasing The ouftrn and
giving eltaBer and Leitar sasnNirs At ali Fairs
NhrFe exhibited aud by Planters Jaying tltem IN
Tee. they have ~ d accorded tie higlest pnrB-
HiTins. Oar gCiieusef- are We'll made. durable
aad simple IN construction, aud 90 what + r..
gnifed nf them iIpi4ly and well. M additional
pBwcr & required u dgife flie Feeder ID gon.
dsnsr. sHi H0 fiin Hgase u complete without
them. We are prepared u warrant 70 any rnl.
tUnable esteHl perfect tatisflrtinn ~ eyerg unr.
ellaer. Iin,flars. prices ant aiii inlorm4ii1n
fBrIishtd. AdifFe ns aiDye. Or apply 10 Ii N'I h
NAMES, Lexington, NC.
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Common coal oil is an excellent mos-
quito bar. Drops little On \ piepe of cot
ton squeeze as dry as possible, and rub
over the exposed portions ofSshe body.
The smell Of the oil DISAPPEARS in about FIVE
minutes, aud no mosquito will alight upon
the anainted places. This is said N ~
better than pcnuyDyal essonco for tt.e
same purfose.
{ 10 destroy chinch bugs, pat ola pieces
ofrag Or carpet ID the cFotches Ut the trees
attacked. When the worms spin, as they
aia, IN the rags throw the latter il scald-
ing water. Ids bugs can thus be killed
by Wholesale.
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A handful Of quicklime, mixed in -four
ounces of llnseed oil and bold 10 Il 90 a
thickness makes, when spread on pl,ssrs
and hardened. glue which can be used in
the ordinary way, bas will resist fire.
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THE DANvILLE TIMES.

rENlils lsa Ieinaciatic weekly raper. establish.
i ~ III 1875, having IN extensive etrrulaila,,
y ali tlir virginia and North Carolina eouufie,
around DtnYllle. Price %, yelr, fi, f,r ~
aipnihs; q renis for three months. spce n,,l,
evIles forwarded upon application.
Ahdres T.. IlUULDIN.
June " Editor mud Proprietor.
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D. na' iiil M ioaas. u Psris ihey Ire
sold Il sssy efga dasH. ID order d pro.
tee ,Hs5aa i gafseas frem insects.
4 sola s.ss ils li'. kiad v {
tomato aeiu
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PREliIU.N EoR 80.

Every Subscriber for IS15 viii receive baansi-
lnl portrait. in oil cloFs of tse -als.e noble de-.
Whose picture IN former ssle attracted 30 mlieh
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rs well ae the best pastry 10 the country.
A company threw their dining room open
and invited the garrison" to come ct any
time during the day to lunch.
After dinner all adjourned to the road
outside Of the Post to see the races, which
were well ronducted, under the manage.
meat Of Col. Gibbon, Lieut.. Jacobs ind
A. A. Surgeon G. A. Hart The mule
race fastest was won by John McLen.
non, of A company. who rode small bay
nule. Much merriment was created when
the crowd Of racers came in the second
time. There being only one man riding
mule who wis aware Of the fact that 1t
was the slOwest mule that would win this
time. and when he came jumping in five
minutes behind the others, Col. GibbOn
ast0nished the cssemblage by announcing
this the winning animal.
II gives me pleasure to 81 ate that old A
company took the prizes for the best
the fleetest runner and the
best mule rider. jimmy Goodwin being
the best shot and the best runner, and
and JOHNNIE McLehnon the fastest mule
driver I state this for the information
of the boys at Fort Ellis
In the evening there was q performance
at the theatre, = programme Of which l
also enclose, which all attended. On the
whole, it was the best Christmas day l,
have seen in Montana. There Will bc
another programme Of amusements for
New Years. But more ut that anon.
Yours, etc., NJ J. MCCABE.
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FOR THE INTEREST OF ALL
PARTIES

There can now be NJ doubt of the wis.
dom ct the course pursued by Governor
Br-mlette. with reference to the last Grand
Gift Concert of the Kentucky Library
The short postponement to February 9th
will insure the sale Of every ticket, which
will be more satisfactory 10 every ticket
holder. and more for the interest of the
L,bsary. and tina: there may be no doubt
OF its coming off this time, the Governor
proposes to return every ticket holders
money in case of failure.
G.llatin county warrants bring Is cents
y, the First National Bank of B ,zelnan
Judge Duke was in town this week.
He repr sents matters moving along
smoothly ON Willow Creek He has y
fine boy at his house named Bud Meadow.
THE list Of names on the subscription
backs Of the COURIER is steadily on the
swell, and there room for the name Of
every citizen of GallatiD. Send in your
name now go rs to begin with the New
Year. Price IS for one year.
The Missoulian says that the ladies of
Missonla county are just uew bringing in
tueir ..''annual returns" 1t records the
birth of six babies, snd'says the end is
lot vet.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

From the Hclcua Herald, Jan. A.
Eighteen degrees below zero this morn
ing
The snow is aow fully twelve inches on
the level 'heresbouts, and the sleighjng
most excellent.
Doc Getchel. of Rociiester. last week
deposited 2l6 ounces Of gold In Dahler's
Bank. Virginia city.
Kinns & Jack on SATURDAY. recssved 10
feet Of 4-inch rubber hose for VIM Roe's
"'ih Ss S q Rlafa & cleIr 6cDza Glesk
meeting on the e6th OF December. The
object, g will be seen, - to form local
and uniform rules TO govern Eeprrseets.
ton OF quartz loies in that district II.
strikes 10 - very sensible move, and Jhes
which should be made 10 every quartz
camp in Hontasa. The object of the gen.
eral law which went ~ tn effect on the 1st
inst, 10 to force to . limited amount tho
development Of oil quartz l0des, and r.
old owners thereof won't strictly comply
with the law, new ones may. Much liti>
ga'ien will be avoided. and the Develop
ment Of mines he insured.
From the Independent, Jan. 8.
VIM. Nowlan has : large force at work
rebuilding his smelter. and will probably
have It in working order 10 thirty days.
Messrs. Baier & Kerwan, prOprietors OF
the JawbOne lode. near St Louis, Indian
Creek. arrived last evening with six thous>
and dollars, The result of the last cleanup,
and report that their mine and mill arc do.
ing we'll =.
Mr.. Connolly. partner of Judge Law.
renee in the Paymaster lode, near Jef1f-
son city, arrived 10 the city last evening.
He says that the neighborho0d Of JeffeT.
SON resembles prairie dog village from
the number Ut miners seen working there |
representing forfeited c!ains under ~
new quaSCS' ~
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LIST oFLETTERs
MARRIED.


WAKEFIBID-STKEKT-On yesterday, by
Rev. L. y. Crittenden, George w. Wake
field, County Commissioner, ITO Miss Ada,
daughter 81 s..a,D. =: - o.-....t All
Of Gallatin county.
We extend our warmest congratulations
to these friends of ours, and extendtc
them our best wishes for . long, sprosper
Gus and happy life. for they both deserve it.
WH1TwoErn- BY Rev. r. C.
Tiff, on Thursday, January 7th. 1878.
Mr.. Chxrles r. Hubert to Miss Belle
Whitworth, daughter of s. Whitwdrth,
Esq, late Of California
Wa wish Charley lots of good luck in
his venture and extend congratulations to
both Mr.. aid Mn. 1ulbert. Bschelors are
thinning out and We expect to chronicle
the departure to the land Of matrim0ny of
about dozen of the old boya
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The young ladies that paid Bohemian .
visit during Christmas have returned TO
Helena, escorted by our gallant friend G.
w. Fox. who was inexorsble TO all en-
treaties to perlniT them 10 remain. He
gave rs ~ excuse for the punctual return.
that he h,d-pro,aised parents and gusrJi
ans 10 bring them back On . certain day.
and he was not going to let his PROMISES
60 to protest. Many, however, think he
was Influenced oy his fears that the boys
were getting away with the affections of
the fair ones il his charge and that was y
thing be would not stand, xs he had il in
contemplation to make al investment
himself, and IN xpprpvriation Of, two If
the far On ! as Nj addition, I THE apitsl
stock Of the Peoples Bank for the btne>
fit and comfort OF two Of the fir n, there's
by increasing annual divi lends. The
morning was severely cold when these
brave Helena visitors left, but they had
warm hearts and peasant recollectiOlS Of
their visit to cheer them on the way. and
sweet expectations Of snOr .eceiving e
lightful epislle- from the smitten youths
left behind. We trust they all reached
Helena in safety aud received . cordial
welcome from friends who hal been de-
pr'ved Of the delights their society afford.
ed. We are piedgei TO all these bright
particular stars from Helena to publish
their marriage notices frccuf charge, with
list Of bridal presents, dcscrpt on Of toilets
together with lots of poetry appropriate
to marriage OCCASIONS
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THE SUPREME COURT.
THREE CAPITAL SUITS COMMENCED.

Especial to the Independent ]
VIno.xrA ORR, n. r., January 4-4:35
p. m.-The Supreme Court met to day At
IL IN. All Of the Judges were present.
The Csp,tafmsndanus Case. q, ainst the
Board of Can vassers. was dncketed and
defendsnts tuok until TO morrow morning
10 fik motions and demurrers. II
Three new cases, we're commenced to
compel the Auditor and Treasurer to re-
move their Offices 10 Helena, the Territorial
seat Of government; also, to compel tue
Acting Governor to issue = proclamation
and remove the arcfli YES to Helena.
Defendants were ordered 10 su0w cause
by Wednesday morning.
Nearly all OF the other business Eas
continued. ~
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The New Year VA. celebrated in Boze
man 10 fashionable style. Sleighs Were
out in all directions, and enjpymen, seen,
I'd 10 be the "rdcr"f The day siAround. Mos
IF our citizens k.pt open house. and the
callers had good time and kind rec..,,-
tiO's. We were f0rcibly reminded of
Washington siylgw,en Ne saw tho foal
mansffding beh;hd sp!ead.L outfit. III.
duties performed by that white gloved
gent of African descent were executed in
elegant style. the cards being held be
tween gloves white rs suDw The only
misfortune that befell The bearer Of card,
was, that his emp Oyers treated him TO.
well and often. and it is said lie fell to-
wards evening to wake no more ill next
morning. and then he had no recollection
1T the impor An, figure he cut in the per-
formances Ut New Years dsv.
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which eotR Into effect Om the first day Of
January. 1875. requiring the pr-"spment
of postage on all newspapers s.nt out OF
th- cous,y ut the Office II publication.
will max. no change IN the price OF sub
scription of the COURIER. We shall pre-
pay the postage AMI make no char &c for
the o0mp
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"CoHPLrxENrs or THE SEASON. The
Courier favOrs us with sundry elegant
notices abeut dogs. pups. serenades, hair.
ETC. Major Bruce denies cOonsctii,n
with the series 0f dirty sQnibs that have
appeared in the Courier. "-(Timcs.
The squibs alluded to were suggested
by, and the greater portf5t Of THIN copied
fr'm. the Times. Any dirt which ct
tached tn them was contracted in passing
through the sIum of that institutions. VI
desire the public to understand thst We
are responsible for the commenn on said
squibs-nOt for the cOutexts, end We are
pleased to note the fact that the editor of
the Times not only properly estimates his
own writings. but frankly simits them 10
10 dirty sQuibs, !" and II Is probably the
1iat instance IN which he and his two
dozen subscribers have ever agreed.
The TURKEY SHOOTING. shoot.
ing match for turkeys. gotten up bv Frank
Murray, came ID New Years dav. And
was we'll atie1ded. Some good shuotin0
wa done. w. y. Mckenzie and A "a
Aslin getting away with moot of the
game We are indebted - ths srssdy
nerve: and unerring Lim Of Mr.. NcKeszie
for nice 'fas turkey. .Alach he kindly
turned OvertO ~. affef h4AnC decapitat6i
It, bead with ball from HE truety rife
The distance was sixty yl.ds, on hand
only the head of the turkey being visible.
CoRT Saviour talented correspond
emit, Net abe. whose letters were formerly
dated al Fort Ellis. after Q protracted 81.
lence again comes to time with "a inter.
eating letter from Fort Shaw, where his
company 10 now stationed. From his
DESCRIPTION and the programmes cent a.
of the Christmas t. iivities. We should
Judge the soldiers II Shaw eujOyed the
occasion on very extensive scaie.
The OLUB DANCE New Years night
was more largely attended a1d afforded
more enjoyment than ahy bali We have
before had in B,zelnsu Helena. Fort
Ellis and the Valley were we'll represent.
ed, and aided 70 our. own elegant town
circle. made brilliant assembiaxe
Judge Mcguire repeated on Saturday
evening last bis lecture on ''Religiuus IA
blrs and Natural Fscls," to good house,
and the audience was we'll pleased. the 1 |.
dress being delivered In the Judges usual
energetic and entertaining style.
On the night Of December 81, In PARTS
Of New Hampshire, the mercury stood -
degrees below zero. ~. xrl
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THERE IL just now s.Dm- excitement
grOwing out OF spiritual manifestations.
and il Is extending into the country. Va.
rious reports are III circulation as to CON
mun'cations with the Spirit world. where
IN some who are afflicted are receiving
medical treatment for ve.s diseases. anu
deriving benefit A. We are pot posted
{ d the mediums keep these matters from
the public, we cannot say how true these
reports are that float about in the COM
munity. We would willingly publish an
authenticated history Of any spiritual
manifestation. During Christmas week,
. good many incidents came under our
observation, that induced the thought that
they were the result of contact with spirits
# an ardent kind, and no doubt they
wee the cause of Adams calls on New
Years day.
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Cashmere Suits at from SIS to SIS,

and according to quality all of our fur
niohing goods.
Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries, Liquors, Hardware, Crockery and
Glassware. Table Cutlery. and Notions Of
I'll kinds we hsvs reduced about one half
from forrner prices, and guarantee to be
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r.. BRUNETT.
Wholesale and retail dealer in
Hines, Liquors g. Bitters
Has on hand the Oldest and PUREST
Whisky in the market.

HELENA.-The Herald publishers on
tic 30th of December, 1874, published .
compiled list OF the building improve
ments of all descriptions that have gone
up in Helena during the year 1874, with
statement in detail of their kind, size,
cost, &C The total expenditure has been
$371,925. This is fine showing for a
town of the size of Helena. No class of
citizens are fuller Of energy and enterprise
than the people who reside in Helena. The
place 10 centrally located and has an i'm.
mense trade, and is the best market for ali
kinds of Montana productions, from gold
and silver quartz to potatoes. Long may
Helena wave, and to her we wish pros
perity commensurate with the public
spirit of her energetic people.
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Julius Basinski has on hand splendid
stock If Clothing. Gents Furnishg Goods,
All Wool Cashmere Suits ut 10 Dollars
Notions. Candies. Tobacco, Cigars. etc.
The public is invited TO call aud exAinN
inc the elegant stock now in store,
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ELECTION OF GRANGE OFFICERS.
HARRINGTON GRANGE.
EDITOR AvANT COURIER:
On Saturday evening, January 2, 1875,
the following officers of Pennington
Grange were installed by Worthy Master
g. w. Wakefield, to serve for the ensuing
year:
Worthy Master. 800. Nv A Cockerill
Overseer. l. Stone
6. Lecturer .......:......O P Blakelry
Sfewsfd. .............. F. N Weaver
- Assistant Sieward......J B Weaver
- Chaplain. B N dawes
Z" Treasurer. .............A D Weave,
:" Northumberland L Weaver
Gate Keeper. ............"...........A Datinah
Cereo..........."............ .......M = Dawes
FIOin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elizabeth enver
Pomona ........- .................M Weaver
Lady Assistant Steward 49,: Emma Stone
Pennington Grange Is ip fourishing
condition. At our last meeting we con
ferred the Fourth Degree on . class Of
four, and celebrated our HG vest Feast,
which was bounte"usly provided for by
the sisters of the Order. On Friday next
will commence to initiate class Of eight.
Yours respectfully.
T.. l.. WEAVER, Sec'y.
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Vote for theScbo0l Tax
tO-72aVi7S0tl.
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All other Dry Goods, too numerous to
mention. we have reduced rs per cent
from regular prices
All Of our Clothing. which 10 the largest
aud finest selection. We have reduced Is
per cent, and sell good
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Dissolution Of Co. PartneHhip.

The co-partnership existing between
the undersigned Is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. J. W. POnstord viii
continue the business at the sknDe stand.
and e authorized to collect and pay III
debts Of the 6rm.
I'D. CHEShUT. =
J. w. PONSFORD.
Bozemans 5auuasy:: l, 1875.
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666UO ~ ONvUO
p RIG LIS T!
PRINTS smlthville, IL yards for 81 %.
Al standard brands, per yard, 10 cents.
BLEACHED sHIRTINa8-wetse keep all
popular brands, which We cell At from
10 to rs cents.
HEAVY BROWN sHIRTINas-We
keep oil brands; cell at from 10 to 1oc.
SHEETINGS- We keep all popular
brands, from s 4 to 10 in width, and
sell ut from 20 to 50 cents per yard.
notwithstanding to quality and
very low.
DRILLs-Accerding 70 quality and very
low.
CORSET JEANS-According to quality,
from 10 20 20 cents.
COLORED CAMBRIOs-From . to 121<
cents per yard.
WIGANS-From Is to - cents per yard.
PARTISAN FACINGS-From Is 70 20
CENTS per yard.
A. WINbON HOLLANDs-From 20 to
50 cents, according TO quality.
CANTON FLANNELS-- Bleached and
unbleached, from Is to 80 cents Per yard
LINsEYS-1tsm Is 10 axe per yard.
COTTON BATTs-From2 Is to SIC perlb.
woRsrEf DRESS ooODs-worth 90
cents for 30 cent?.
BEST GINGHAMe-From u to 10 cents
e ), Il
FELT sK1RTs--From q 70 es 20.
oil kinds at IS per cent
reduction.
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it w.s the flag staff, and 90 sat down TO
wait for the judges to come and decide
him the winner but he appeared very
much surprised when the bsndsye wal
removed from hrs eyes to find hllnselr i1v
'Aundr''d yards distant from the goal.
The sack race was also very amusing.
never ea~ . more cOmicat sght than the
six contestants in this race, who. with
long sscks tied clean up under the chin,
Vent hopping over the parade. Tbs thing
looked 20 fidsculous and: .cfeated such IN
amooss " fun shst the 651cs46, who par
. purse 70 have Il done OVER hgsin. The
repetition caused - much fr0lic and good
hum0g - the dv6e race did
Next came the creased pig, which wss
turned hose In the crowd 'snd aliO wed to
wax OF short distarce, when the Judges
gave the signal. Catch him!' and the
whole crow startedl after him, each man
intent upon securing the prize. The poor
pig ka1ed one moment on bis p0rsue4s 9,
and then, - il diyiuing their 0bj1ct, start
ed On . zix-zag run around the parade,
was finally captured by . man of D Go.
Apr poe 70 this subjec,-0n the afternoon
pr yiOus to the race man presented him
selftO ~ officer and SAID, Lieutenant are
We going 70 hSte . hog nce tO-mosrOWl"
('ne.d.ng he creased pig affair "Qh.
yea" said the officer. Wen, "said the
mao. put my name down, it YOU please !"
And then be walked. away, leaving the
061ctr in pesplcxiug dDl0t o TO which
side Of the Ass he was 70 pat the name on,
the pursued or tbs pursusrs.
Aflss the fOrenOOn's exercises were end
cd, the officers and their ladies went
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!. Q. q. =.
LINCOLN LODGE. No, 4O,u. O. g. r.
meets at Fort Ellis, u. T., every THURSDAY
evening Members Of the Order alwsyj
cordially welcomed.
". O. 1IMPsON, VIC. 7.
]. B. NOHroN, Sec'y.