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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1s15.

Methodist Episcopal. Bel Air, 1917 a. M, Glass
and Prayer Meeting. Emory, iO15, a. M,
Thomas Run, 8 p. M, Rev. B. F. Clarkson.
Franklin, lO]4 a. m, Darlington, 3 p. m,
Rev. ii. G. Smith.
Protestant Episcopa1.-St. Mary'snear Emmor.
ton, II a. m, Rev w. f. Brand. Trinity, Church
Vile, II n. m. and 7 p. m, Rev. L A Colbum;
Grace Church, Darlington, 81 p. m Rev. Z. A.
Colburn Christ Church Brock SPRING. II o.
m; Emmanuel, Bel Air, 81 p. m. Rev. 5. H.
S. Galaudct
Presbyterian Bel Air, II a. m. and ~ p. H.,
and Fallston SIP. m, every Sabbath day. Rev.
Ed: Finney, Pastor. Sunday School at the
Bel Air Church, at 9}3 O'Clock, a. M, and at the
Falston, Church at Q p. M, every Sabbath day.
Roman Catholic.-st. lgnatius, Hickory, every
other Sunday at 1917 a. m.
Christian Gurch.-Dr. j. r. Crane, Pastor
Services every first day at 101I a. m.
~. b; Ca,rch So@th.-Appontments for Feb.
liotts School House, 3 p. NJ l4th and 2Sth,
Aberdeen, II A. NJ. and 7P. NJ. Fourth Quarter.
ly Meeting Mt Aberdeen on the 9th and 2Sth
inst Rev. s. Rodgers, P. E., will be in at.
tendance j. G. SEpwIcK, p. c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
Dwelling House,

a Wagon House and Granary, and log
Barn; all in ordinary repair; are under
good fencing, and adjoin the lands of
John Stokes and the heirs of Elizabeth
Neville and others; in good neighbor-
hood and convenient to Churches, Schools,
Mills and Stores, being about a mile from
Dublin.
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale
prescribed by the decree are-that the pur-
chase money is to be paid in Cash on the
day of sale or on the ratification thereof.
ROBERT w. WHALAND,
JOHN II. PRICE,
Trustees.
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. ian22
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05

"A female lunatic asylum in Canada
which sheltered 435 patients, was burned on
Friday night, and three of the patients per.
ished in the flames. The scenes during the
fire are described as having been pitiful and
heaTiTenaing iii tie extreme. The pati.uts
fled shiveriug with fear into the darkened
cellars, into the cupola, and on the roof and
were rescued with the greatest difficulty.
"A man named Tutten, travelling from
West Virginia to Baltimore fell asleep in the
cars, and when he awoke found his satchcl,
containing $1,000, was gone, and ali elderly
looking man who had sat behind him was al
so gone. He notified the detectives, at Bal.
timore, and the man and satchel were both
found. 1t had been taken by mistake, the
stranger being a respectable man, and not
aware of the change Of satches he Ind
made
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
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STANDARD GUARANTEED.

1000 BIS.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. 90 Second Street, |
Baltimore, March 9th, 1871. !
JOSHUA IIoRNER, JR. Co Computing the value OF your
fertilizer to the ihr ers according to the value given
in circular letter by Prof II. c. White, ofthe Univer-
sity Georgia. which is Just to the agricultualist aud
manufacturer yonr fertilizer has market valuo Sf jj
per ton. IS
You are giving tho farmer without exception, the
richest ncrca fertilizer in the country, and II you
keep Your standard to what 1t is must meet with
successful and gratifying results.
Respectfully, &c., 2. b. WILSON.
Fine Drilling condition, In Bags $50
per ton.
1000 Reward to any one
that can find by analysis otherwise, any alutcraton
whatever in our manufacture of Bone.
NOnEANY BONES TAKEN OUT FOR BONE BLACK
other purposes.
The first manufacturer i'll America that sold Ground
Bones Ly weight.
PURE BONE DUST AND BONE MEAL
made from
SLAUGHTER HOUSE BONES.
% years the Standard for Purity and Excellence.
This is the best sample of Rome DUST find in the
market and call your specia attention to the large per-
centages of valuable material for the Improvement of
the soil and to tho small percentages Of moisture and in
soluble matter Respectfully, &C., p. h. WILSON,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist"
Prepared for Drilling and packed in Bags l6 lbs each,
Chemicals for Making Super Phosphate
and Fertilizers,
including NO / PERUVIAN GUANo,
OIL vlTRloL, warranted fill strength.
MURIATE POTASH, sULPIIATE OF SODA,
sULpHATE OF AMMONIA, &c. At Wholesale Prices.
Dissolved or yitri"ized Bone S4S per ton. Hone Ash,
Ground and Dissolved, S+2 and 54s.
JOSHUA HOR.s'ER. Jl'.. s. Co.,
MANUFACTURER.
Office and warehouse, "a s. Gay st. General Ware
house, Cor. Chow and Sterling SITS, BALTIMORE. Mp.
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81 ACRES of LAND, MORE or LESS,


which was conveyed by deed from Thomas
r. Huff and wife and Others to said Henry
Deckman, dated goth day of March, 1864,
and recorded in Liber W. II. d., No. 10,
folio ZIG, one of the land record books of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county: the
said two parcels of land being the same
and all of the land described in a mortgage
from Henry Deckman and wife to Allen J.
Prigg, dated the 9th day of January, A..
d., 1878, and recorded in Liber A. l.. j.,
No. %, folio 40, one of the land record
books of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, and being the same lands now oc-
cupied by the said Deckman.
The lands are in a fair state of cultiya-
ton and of good quality, and lie on both
sides ofthe road leading from Dublin to
Sandy Hook, and are improved by good
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-02-05
Baltimore Cattle Markets.
By Telegraph for The -Hgis.1
CATTLE Seams Feb A 1QSS

CATTLE SCALES, Feb, 4 1875.
BEEF CATTLE-1,257 Head.-Very best, IS.
40 $3.50. Medium to first quality, 81 81 "a S. so
Ordinary thin Steers, SO. IS 90 $4S7. Sheep fair
to good sheared, $500 90 $780, Good to extra.
5000 q CTS. Hogs, corn fed, 5000 "a $3.50
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A 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. Ca
and zee them ut
WALTER COOPER'S.
BOHEMIAN, n. T.. Oct. Is, 1875.

BozEMAN. n. r.. Oct. 10, 1875
As a member of the WOman's Centen
NAL Elk. cu,ivc Committee. am author
izec to purchase one bushel each of spring
and winter wheat. oats, barley End rye,
for exhibition at the Centennial next year
II IL desirable to obtain for this purpose
specimens Of the very hest quality, and
the grain should be thoroughly cleaned
and must he delivered to me in Bohemian
before the first of November next. as ali
articles will be be shippe' for Pbiladel.
phia by that time. The name of producer,
together with residence, weight of grain
and yield per acre, will accompany the
specimens. and will be properly recorded
in the list Of Montana's products.
Respond at once and oblige,
Mrs. s. B. BOWEN.
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s'a'lA s'V nj l!d,'&'s.
N-
#% & ~ So
|S1HAsBuRoHR & snnn,,,,~.,-.
styles IL ~ the hates
hats, j.! Dress =, Goods, shawl., clo,1.
No o 10y. Fine Felt Skirts.
t.,.., Silk Scarfs, &C.,
lspection. invite IN 10
For the penitDr%,-

".
Sheriff CLARK left SUNDAY fo~ ~
e.. =, ~, ,,'s nas'nR N charge two prison
:. ,a .os me pe"itentiary-Cosn and ', so':
~ VINO Were sentenced at the late 49,. s'u' j
'he District Court held !, th,s Nv ,a.e 'elm o.
was found guilty If assault v;,h $50 .o''r
90 bodily harm, and sentences s g
years; Smiley was found rn;l,v - TOT I've
v to Indians, and sen,en :, ..,0, .'
threa months. 'euced fol
"sfenai Wheeler also left The sam. 4,
IN charge Of Css.reell and Moh.M .'s ~" =!
:. prisoners. The former was ssn,: :,
70 nine months imprisonment, and 1 s.u
$oOO. and the latter 10 a.. . a"co
imprisonment in the pen;tent,.rv 80. 81
stealing tobacco from the comn.;.. ..
department At Fort Ellis. Meh.F...
" discharged soldier. and Cottrc.ll. 80. -.
man Ut this valley. sucn
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TINE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION
i Of this School will begin
On the First Monday, October 4th.
It's design is to give substantial and pc
lite education in connection With the in
iuence of Christian family, and happy
home.
Its present location is the "Culve,
Homestead" near Hamilton, Montana.
10 beautiful place and comfortable. bu,
only largo erough to accommodate ten to
twelve boarding pupils.
The school year will continue to the
lend of June, with two vacations of one
week to ten days each-.he first at the
Christmas holidays and the second in tht
month of April.
TERsfs.
For Boarding and Tuition, $50 Der month
For ! uition Of day scholars, per month
Extra charges for teaching French Of
German, for Instrumental Music, Station
cry. material for Ornamental Work, and
Washing
For further information. address tn.
Superintendent or Principal, Hamilton
Montana.
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F'irel

The dread alarm Of fire broke the at;,,
ness prevailing cur town Friday niph
last, which was occasioned by The stove
PIPE 10 this office burning ont, and the hea
e"gendered by it setting the roof on fire
1t was promptly checked by the larc,
lumber Of citiz'ns rushing promptly !,
the scene. We have now a gracefu
chimney pointing toward the sky, aut
trust that nothing of the kind vii
a ain happen in connection with hi
office.
The season is now upon us when war;
f'res are necessary for comfort, aud ever,
one should see that his flue or chimney /,
secure d against danger from the fiery e)e
ment. We have no mcnns of stopping
tire should it Obtain good headway. am
This TACT should make our people ex,r,
vigilant in regard to the dangers leadin.
70 confagration. They are many 40.
easily overlooked unleas one is governed
~ great care in the matter.
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L =
.e ssna',. !adependen, give. . ,s,;,,,, !,
ns uoI Of I ride over u. s.,,s .. - .se
mn -. Mt w mirsculos = - ~ ~ ~
o .a.n making Il. Accor,in. d :. -. !ne
bu,1 .. . John Aangles and d. ze1,s :,
so.s s : GOAT and launched il on ,he M n.
Hs,.,. 1 ~. e : point nearly onn,s,,e
:. ss'eaa, with the intention or ,,.se!.p -;
storm i, r,' .a % Omaha. In the mids. - '; :
w.. .% .ney gan upon the rapids. and , -
,s.' became lodged on ! rock za. .hs'.
. 's.s 'ne boat and esdeayored to reach ~
more out found the curren, to- ...:, 'ne
, ~se :. lie was followed BY Mans,. =
60. :, vas swept away by the rushing cor
'sn'. zerbert returned TO the ho.. =. . =,
concluded that his only hope va. n n -.
ing over the tails. 1op' WIS 10 pass
As soon as hs came y -,
- about 'ooseniog the yes.e, f,".s ~
ho hoo. Fastening one end Of ! rome 70 ~, ~.
49, 49, 70 tied the other end around his
ns.: 80 ana oar in hand he started ON Is,
~, ''oos journey. Reaching the fir,,
800 winch is about twelve fee,,. i,
1880 ps.eo over y easily; also the second Fan
vn'ctl - about twenty-five feet o. -
went. and ms he went over The ,h;,a r.n
wn'ch Is about ninety feet high. he :.
h .Ssuoe, '., .l,a' the boat was hanging owe,
nim. With presence of mind he .nan,
mat ne must avoid the DESCENDING ho.,
ana, sccordingly, on reaching the loot 81
me Fan, no diyed into the curren, and
while under water unfastened the rone
from MS body, and by wonderful erar.
~ons reached the shore. Stunned by the
TAU ana greatly bruised, he looked and
~s'cned N hopes Of seeing his missing
friend. For three days, without a morae1
70 eat. ne wandered along the bank Of The
river IN search OF him. On the first day
nseeer seemed 10 consume him. On the
second and third days drinking water
appeased his appetite and weakness grew
upon him. He was 10th to give M the
search, but Gnawing hunger, aching
bruises, and the surrounding deso)ntion
conquered his anxiety for his friend and
oade him save himself. Slowly he drag
xed himself up the mountain SUNNI,
which overlooks the scene Of his er.a,
peru, and foots0re and sick at heart h.
followed the mountain rage that led "a
Inc haunts of life. He arrived at Bird
Tail Station utterly exhausted. where h.
recruited and then took tie coach, arriv-
ing here last night.
John Mangles and H. Zerbert are both
single men and came to this country from
dannibal, Missouri. The former was
about % years old a shoemaker by trade,
and has BEEN employed in Henry SHUTS
shoe store in Helena. NJ. Zerbert. the
fsurvivtr, appears to be about IS years OF
age, and has been sailor. It as thciI
Intention 10 desce,d the Missouri river in
their boat 10 Sioux City or Omaha,
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From Fort Pease

~ Mccormick. z II. Daniels an,
carter arrived In town Wedn+saa,
alng from Fort Pease, having mad
"p on loot. Trey saw no Indian
.ae route, and believe the country !,
40 ,,N from the hostile CREATURES Mr.
Mon'tk has been one Of the le,din,
'a IN making . settlement a. ~.
,1a Of the Big Horn. He has crhih
:. great energy and drawer, in his 4
,Iv - acco"pl sh the object. lie civ.
' "sos description Of the country sur.
s .r.,'s Tue ioIt. As al agriculture,
~sg .'d mineral region, he thinks !
:. % any Other country il the West
\" = ,o' game, they bull, the tort in IN,
antelope. y OuhS'o' elk, dee
= ut :, tie boys at the fort i g.,
large ,m,.,. "'a collected already quit,
|pl1 h , .n,' Of furs, and by sprir.
|. I, ,,s T. s''e 70 nike a heavy shjp.sent
I, asIp ppm and wolsng. passed
u x.ia, v' y and party came up /,
49,. rea,e, and in e;uh,
ijr Nd a, o",, return accompanied by III,
Nd ~ a. sa''e q large number of r.
x,., !. o :, :, party will 60 overland !,
n 90 'Ae other BY boats down III,
n boys below are no les ,n,,,,.
Y.,,o. Nn Citizens over the iact ina
sis !, ' aa%:. viii BE- naviga,sd n H..
pp,Iy :, sufficient number d tanner,
i ' + u, the demands Of the t n.I,'
h,,,o, "' : season the Bozeman an,
lsiss e. : rr.nspar'Ahon COMPANY any,
10, =. s,'e htld 10 -ompetv with a'he
Nv ,s ,'e'gat Of the Territory.
,h., , :. by Mr.. McCorm;c,
a.a. 'r,a l! recruits will &c tax
aSe onn' ~ WI probably be tn. las
Eu.Aso' p y. to g., and We ad
sou 10 ,,La si'hout a profitable &C
Ah.y.I s.a Advantage Of u and as
ar" = 0and Of pioneers 70 ..hol,
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More Huge Vegetables

More Huge Vegetables
Major Bowen showed us few days AZ
some Of the finest specimens OF potatoes
we have yet eeen. The largest we'gne'
-four pounds, and it, comrades were y
most equally - large
Major Bruce has placed on our taO'e =
|turnip raised on his ranch "csl ~ ~.
weighing ten pounds or more. the As!o'
raised fne crop Of gsain AID vegetables
|thia aeAAOn
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l@Alphabet Blocks, Butcher and Skin
ming Knives, Combs, Brushes. Soaps
Market Baskets. Earthen Flower Pots
Playing Cards. Matches Plain and Fancy
STATIONERY. Pocket Kmvee, Pocket Books
Pipes and . large stock of Candies,
bought direct from the manufacturer, II
store and for sale by Il. F. MAY.
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DRY Goods.

yard, from 14a to 1sa
Bleached Muslin, best brands,
per yard, from ISL to 10
6x4 Sheetings. best brands, per
yard, from IS to 223
SKA Sheetings, best brands, per
9x4 Sheetings, best brands, per
1ox4 sheetings, best brands, per
yard, 81
Duckings and Drills very low.
Corset Jeans, per yard, from IS to..104
Ticks very low.
Apron Checks very low.
Blue and Brown DENNIS, per
yard, from 20 to IL
Colored Oambrics, per I'd. from 10 to y
Rolled Cambrics, per yard, from II to
Wigans, per yard. from Is to 12}
All wool Delaines, best brands,
per yard, FRI N All to As
Cotton Delaines. best brands,
per yard, from Is to %
French Mcrin0. per yard, from |. 10 to 50
Empress Cloths, per yard, from 30
Repps Delaine, per yard, from 30 to 273
Dress Goods and Cashmeres about one
half the usual price.
Black Alpaca astonishingly low-4O per
cent reduction.
White Goods astonishingly low-40 per
cent. reduction.
Summer Shawls reduced about one.half
and sell from Sc 80 to 3 SO.
Damask Table Linen worth 81 IS for 1 10
Buff Table Linen worth IS for SO
Turkey Red Table Linen !" 40 for 10
Damask Towels worth ! IS for 81
Crash Towling from Is 10 12a
Kentucky Jeans, per yard, from SO to 221
Cotton Flannel, per yard, from 20 to Is
Opera Flannel, all colors. {Gil.
bert's). per yard, from 60 to 80
Shaker and tw;lled Flannels great reduced
" ater-proof Repellents from 81 20 to 81
Velve,ecns from 1 90 to
Ladies, Woe'en Skirts from $500 ! g g
Cotton Bats, best quality. per ID, q
Ladies' Kid Gloves, best quality,
| button, IS
| buttons. 2 OF
Corse,s reduced fifty per cent.
Silk and Cotton Handkerchief very low.
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchiefs from IS u
! 10 cents apiece.
Ladies' Embroidery greatly reduced.
Ginghams. per yard, from 19i to IL
Prints, per yard. from 10 to {
Linseys, Piques. Swiss Nuslin, very low,
Tarleton, assorted colors, very low.
JacODets very low.
Bed Spreads astonishingly low.
White Family blankets as oniA lingly low.
Embroiieries and Edgipgs
Ribbons, LADIES' Cbildren's Hosiery.
Dress and Shirt Buttons extremely low.
| All Fancy Goods and No.ions reduced
about one.half.
Coates and Cla,k's thread spools for &c
do do do per dozen, &c
Pins, 8 papers for %
Needles. hest 2 papers for N
Silk Spools, 123 to 10
Worsted Braid, pieces for g
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sEAsoNABlE eQops!

California Blankets, Plymouth Buck Gloves,
0" Tanned Buck Gloves,
DUCK eau"t'e ct Knit Jackets Oregon
Mission Drawers,
orego" Mission undershirts, caIiforni,
Ryeted OyeraIIs,
ana q flne assortment Of Cashmere Over
sn'rts. all at low prices for the ready
CASH q r. F. MAYS.
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Married.

BUTLER-SMlTH-At the church In
THIS place. Thursday event z. Or.
18th, BY Rev. r. G. Ilif, Mr.. James
Butler aod AIRS. Mary smith.
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n uountaiss surrounding Do.s -
=. co,e.ec with winters white mn'e,
81 .,nr he valleys will assume inc s."e
-. ~.,h The spov bird will take the p,sc.
81 the robin, and the sweet wa.D's : ~, =:
s.ve flied tho cir with song ouI'ns =.
cls...n. summer just past will caI'o e. = y
r NM cooreuiel cline until tho sdve'' .
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Self-Murderous Neglect.

SelI-MuTQ0TOu0 neglect.
To suffer cold to accumulate on cold, OF
q cough to become chrome, when few
doses Of HALE's HONEY OF ROREHoUND
AND TAR taken 1t the outset, invariably
effect cure in few hours For sale by
all druggists
Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
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Notice to T0.r RtzYerS.

TOR the convenience of tax payers. B.
II NJ Dawes will be It Willow creek on
tue 2ath and 9Th and at Gallatin city ON
the Goth and 3Oth days Of November, to
receive taxes. j, d lCOA4AN,
TREASURER and Collector, Gelatin Co.
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Across tho rapid stream Of seventy
Tha slender bridge q human lie y
thrown.
The :,sss and future form 'ts "ou'oe''''
piers; -. .-.u Lev
stone.
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Rev. T. {. Tiff. Presiding Elder OF
this District On. +. Chui CHI. visited our
town this week. spending several days
pleasantly with his old parishoaers and
friends here. Thursday night he preach
ed to . large congregation, and lett TINS
morning for Helena. Mr.. llih was sta
toned here fox several years, and deserv.
edly enjoys the confidence and esteem OF
mr. neODle.
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Ball at Gallatin City

HALL at Gallatin City.
We acknowledge ,he receipt OF an IN
vitst]on to attend bah to b. held undel
the auspices OF .'Three Forks Grange,
No H. on the evening If November
Il at the Callatin City Hotel Mr.. Gro.
Rudd is the dsseryedlv popular landlord
or The hotel, and we can safely promise
Ill who attend . pleasant time. Iickc1s'
supper. q co.
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EJ. BASINSKl has the largest
.tock or ClolJItsag e1ad Geset'sFsss''
,,feht,sU Goods, etc, to be found 70
this market, which he 10 selling at greatly
.o.1urod rricpR
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LII DAN -
peoples NATIONAL BANK
OF HELENA.
GALLATIN VALLEY
Es12eale Seminary

Superintcndent-Rev. L. Il C~'~-~vpEN
Principal-Miss NJ. G. r. '-~ rDHN.
Asst Teacher-Miss f IA AYIEaWo24R.
Mafron and Drawing 7 .cher- Is. ~
TENDEN.
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Focal Matters.
Important.

:, ,our,h volume OF the COURIER
i. with The second issue iro" ' ~ oa.e.
:. / considerable rue This office ior
srtp,ion, which We desire settled "
m, time. We must have the money
negotiable notes
!, i our intentions 10 commence the
NJ volume with rev sci OF BOOKS
We shall adopt the cash system. nv
+ Thing required TO publish newspaper
10 be paid for in advance, a'd ms
y, Of running a newspaper IN ms lcr
ay is no Insignificant, amount. htnc
friends and patrons will understand
cit il necessary TO make close collet
n. il order to keep up the paper. IN
have not done heretofore, tut i Is on
M,ion to e. 50 in future.
Those accounts which are not setllrl
rbn 8 reasonable time viii be made GU
psced IN The hands of al attorney
Nd Instructions TO COLLECT THEM, bu
e,rus, all v no can possibly do 50, WI
ne forward and make settlement viii
ind save the trouble and expense o
bssd collection.
II zone OF our old subscribers are drop
from the roll on tile commencement
The fifth volume. they will understand
srsson-th.t We cannot furnish 4 W
uniess IL Is pnn1 Hu.
GSNaAr IL one Of the most prosperou
bgoWs 10 the Territory, with br,gh'e
ll,nk M the near future than any Othe
panty, and eau afford 10 support u goo'
pes-a better one than We have beer
Ne T. furnish in the past, but we prom
h The people This: with our present pat
mage. il every one will p y up prompt.
.opublish better weekly paper than
nov printed in The Territory.
Lilo Tor lht people Of Gallatin County
ny whether they shall have j: or not.
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Snow

A severe snow and wind storm occurred
here Sunday, the snow melting slmos' q
fast @ Il fell Sunday night there was
slight freeze, and every indication denotes
The pr+sence Of winter. 1t may be thai
the present cold snap will let mp. and
pood weather follow for several weeks e
|come. When We gaze upon our depleted
wood pile, We utter the fervent hope thai
Ii will proye To be the case.
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Send rs In the news from 'ne u'l1c'en :.
.eIuhborhoods Of the county. Scratch y
|off 10 any kind Of shape. oily oei"e
Ic.neful 10 write proper names p'.iny
We cau figure out Of guess q everything
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-29
ca A complete stock Of
school Books, Copy ROoAs,
States, &c. Also,
RARPEN LANGUAGE SERIES.
BY William SWinion, A. N.
For sale at BASINSKT6.
For sale at

Strasburger q Sporting announce in .
conspicuous and very proper manner the
arrival Of fall and winter goods, which
they are determined to sell 1t prices that
cannot tail to lind purchasers. One Of
the specialtles Of this house 10 Z full line
Of ladies' dress goods, shswls, cloaks,
scsrfs, h,.is. Trimmings, ETC., OF the very
latest styles. Ladies should call and ex.
anime their splendid new stock
We are indebted to Mrs 8. B. Bowen
of the Women's CenteDnial Executive
Committee, for : magnificent photo litho
graph of the WOmen's Pavilion, mas.
sive and elegant structure, and decidedly
the most band some building w Have ye'
seen in connection with The Centennia
Exhibition. We have excellent picturea
Of al tar principal bsildings, which me-,
he seen BY calling Ct this Office.
| 1850 for 90 Oentsl-How 10 do Il
Take . fiM~iollss bill 70 Cows PAl.cl
Billiard Roo;..s, play two ganpss Of bill
iards, give Gov Or "a the Ill a.d - VII
return ~ %. Try Il on,
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N. ,kN0TcH,
Practical Guns1nith

Main Street, BOHEMIAN, N. 7.
One door east Of 6trasbHgef & Spe1ling's
Is prepared to do everything in his line
in the best manner. All kinds of fire.
arms neatly repaired.