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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
FpRusTREs SALE OF THE IA.
Clemens Farms.


. BY virtue q two d9Pd, Of iIuIs made b, S0SIslk
RFady, Trustees, and Mn, Catherine E ClsmOnl
the one dated Tho 10th day Of November is1e, AnF
tho other dated tho la day Of April 1874 and bod
Of record in The CleFk'g 0ihpa 81 the County Colf
Tor Manhall county, West Virginia, one in deot
book No. ~ page 81, and tho other n doOd Of lIu.
book No, !, pagB q, will oitr for Als d Publli
Auction, ltIhe front dor Of the Court HOUSE q
Ohio Colnty, WelI Virginia, on ..I d
TUESDAY, March I6th, 1875. III.
at 10 \. w., tho property mentioned and described
Ia The two doedi Of trusts Aforesaid; the nme beinQ
the tact Of land Tor some time known o hi
CLEMENS FARMS, situated In tho county Of Mar
shall, West Virginia, on tho waters VI Wheallnl
CfUSk, 1t the mouth Of 9tull's Hun, and diitanl
about two miles trOm Kiln Grove Stallion on thC
HsmpAOld Railroad. ..
The aid Farm q divided BY stallI Run Into two
about IN aTM. Nearly alIof the land y under high
liAte Of cultivation Z very rich and beautifully 70
Gated. Upon the south u east partition there u large
stone mansion house, with oil the necessary out.
huIldlngs, and upon tho Other part 1hWe 10 good
Said Farms wlllbO sold either epantOly or tOSOIh-
0Fl 70 suit purchasers.
The TTuStOO VIII, on application, give any lniOr-
nation that may DO desired - 10 lGTRu cohdi ions
&c., aud he also has complete plat and survey Oi
ule hl, showing ~ extent Lines, fence, improve
ments, dc.
TERlls also made known on day Of alO. ~
..,frl HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee,
wHRRtISO, Feb, I, 1870 fSS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

Ngw YoRk, Feb, 2l,-Cotton-Dull, lGa
1917, FlourLSteady SuperhnS western
and State - asa; common to good 81 90
"a 86; white wheat extra q SOa0 00 extra
Ohio o. 25a4 80; Rt.tI4OulS o. 26aS 90. Rye
Flour--Qulet, ~ 00a5 To- Corn Meal
Quiet. Wheat--In moderate demanlI No.
[ spring 81 l5al 49, No. . do 81 0jai OH
No. 9 Milwaukee 81 OSal 1915 winter red
western 81 gal %. llyO-Dull, Sic. Bur.
ley--Dull, $t4O. Malt Heavy Corn
lower mixed western s2LlaSSHC; yellow
SJaS3Iic. Oats--Oponed dull aud closed
stoadyi mixed western 66a6Oo; white 6Sa7Oc.
Eay-+steady and unehRngGd CoilsO-i6a
1870, Sug6r-Firmj fair to good Z Nail oi
prime 80. Rice and M0laSSeS-- Unchanged,
Whisky--IrrUgular and unsettled at 81 0Ga
o.. Glover Seed dull at lie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
The SpelIIng SehoalRerer.

I,,,,,, ,b. riavotAhd TiadRP y ~
F'S S 'Au go -, -,
SONS '~e s'nsel say . monIh OF 80
there was . soeiable ip full blast In the
trim little church pt the Cornsr Of Wood,
land ,varro ana Kosr..,I .4.,..,ii. and
' tAsslD4'u SUI "
Wpep oIhsF aApsemepts ran Iowa aoVel
PropOsitiOn was made by young WataE
street business man that the city lie and
rs.t,o;n, shou,1 ko to,oo,,on -, .wh;I.
,N w %'s'''e" ~ 4" W.,
anu all lolnln an o1d'lashlohed SPelhne
school,
No sooner said than done and the ideu
was captured and nut into life on the spot,
There ware cityied rustics there whose
memory Feyeftrd 10 old log school hoiileg
gone 10 rot in years long past, city school.
teachers who remembered tho 3whalinpsn
receiyeJ Mt the hands Of country 0SChool
marmsD long dead and almost forgotten.
md renl civ bows and girls Who md
heard n conntry spellipR Schools buthad
never tnsted Of their sweets and Sotlrs'
Ali Joined viii, a hearty aoooYd In stbS
I,roject and tho bali Wa nut m notion
Tbo account e thereof was nublisbSS IN
n half iokinU manner in the LSader and
the prophecy uttered Thai Vporhaps these
city sneliing schools meant not n nSrs az.
ncsimcnt 6nt n revoInt;on in sociol
amusemsnts y and tho nronbeov has boSn
FULFILLED ns bas becn shown in these No.
counts Gaming IN from ali sides ''' =
STBe Eatiss ~ t6e sneiSnS, SsbSol
travelled III snd wide, ana In issu than a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

You have Sol lnto t4oubio ptUetto al Obcs package
Of The 8amaftant Gilt, 40 a directed aud you WI
b al hghL ID thfeo ofaiouf days The trouble
Vhi5n tAksn ID lind q UAAily overcome, but when
neglected, d whom Tho quAek u Visited and be giH
hiS SotS5 u BAlklui CopAbo thea tOfy ottan Sefis
oua complications Aflss which ptoiong the disease
lof Weekt, perhaps month";
Another lAllaey u Ia petton1 tfylDs % ave toW
Hekon The stomach that Alniolt death itsei would
b 4 relief eamArilAnH CIT will cure eSVfy
llniA with 20 more unpleasant results than II the
trouble had not existed ii III. fil'
MAI6 packages, 50 Female 8, Sent BY mail %
any address, pEeMQND a CO., FrOffeter giS
Rie6 ItttSl, Philadelphia. JAMS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
I.lliInIcinhin.

PHILADELPHIA, February 24.-FlOur--
In good demand; Wisconsin and Mlnaeso'
10 family, 81 62Na5 5O Indiana and Ohio
do 50 26. WhOat-Flrln at 81 10al 20; am.
Dor 81 20. RyC-05c. Corn-Advancing;
yellow s0aSlcf mixed western zoe. Oats
active; white 67a80c. lIaFley-Nominally
81 40ai 46. Professionally ut $40 6Ou2O %.
LArd--Stsady at i91Sai4Hc. Petroleum
Nominal; refined l4nl4Ho; crude lOal0Nc
In barrels, GNc bulk. Whisky-Qulet at
81 OS. Clover soed-En good demand At
i01fal0Ac. Butter-Quiet; choice rolls at
26A27c. CLeeBe-Firm, l0Hai7c. Eggs
--DcolininE western 33A4Od.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

EAST LIBERTY, February 24--CATrLE--
Receipts to-day 1 100 head, making for two
days past 1928 head. The supply Is fair,
but 70 far in excess Of tho demand. Tho
market Ia very dull indeed. Best 90 goa
rs; medium 10 good IS 76a6 0G common
to fair q 76a5 %; StoCkerS IS O0a4 26i
bulls 81 O0a4 90. ..y u.
Hods-RCCeipts to-day 100 head, and
for two days past 9,76i hOad. YorkOrA
SO 50a6 30; Philadelphia 81 Goat 80.
SftgRp-Reoeip6 to-day 1900 head, and
for two days paSt 10, 900 head. Best So 75a
8 26; medium, 81 00a5 10. ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

CtScINNA1f, February ga Cotton =.
Steady At 1870. Flour, Wheat, Rye
and Unchanged. COrn-Dhll a
65a67c. OatSAstCady at SOC. Linseed OIL
Firm at S9c. EEgsl4Flrm at 2Sa25c. But.
Ter and Cheese Unchanged. Pofk-Dull;
SIS rs spot Or seller March. Lard-Dull
aud nominal; stealn $l3 40al3 80; kettle l4o.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders 09la7lSc; clear
rib 9XaotSC; clear i0Hai0HC. Bacon
Dull at 7jfaSalOHaiiKc. WhlSks-Active
iioos-stendy;tommon 30 gtAC s7jSt fait
10 medium at 81 B0aG 80. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

NRw YoRK, February a. Business
moderately active with commission houses,
and staple cotton goods, prints, ginghartis,
dress goods and hosiery distributed IL ialf
amounts. Cotton goods firm and unchang.
Cd prices. Wooden goods generally quiet
and firm. Washington prints will open al
. and exc. Manchester, prints will b. al.
yanced tomorrow 10 0Hc. Foreign goods
quiet, bat ribbons and millinery silks sell
Gnt freely at auction, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
RAILROAD BospS-Aetiye.

sTooKs-opened weak, but Afterwards
advanced u 10 ~ per cent, Pacific Mail
leading the upward movement, At mid.
day there was y reaction Of x to n pOr
cent In late dealings Pacific Mail wa1 the
feature and strong purchases ran up to
SSk, the last prices, Western Union In
the meantime stitfenel up to TSI, Ohio 4
Mississippi to 96E, Wabash to Tx, tho
rise impattiug frrnnsSs to tho whole list
which closed strong. Transactions 100, 900
shares, Of which $1,000 were Pacific Mail,
1900 Western Union, 1900 Northwestern,
S,OOOst; Paul, 5000 Lake Shore, 1900 ohios,
5000 Wabash and $4,000 Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

fotsbo, February 9I-t1out4 Dull, but
ubtkSnfed WheAt-Dull No. 2 white
WSbSSE 81 itg No. I white Mlehigah u 10
amber 81 O6N No. red u Il III NO. d
X n. SGufnsDull and lower; high mixed
SsSfS, seller May B4afe, low mixed CSC Qats
SfInll, No, 2, Tee; Michigan 6SI1oi white
SOC. Clover seedTNominA 3}i1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

PnfsRuRoH, FObtuaty q. : Wheat--
UaUhanked. Com ~ u 7baIHei sheliea "
moderate demand and prices nnehan 81
PeIroleum-Cfudo u % fRAeTg To-
fined ,i4ISo, Philadelphia delivery. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
By RRLEGRARA,T
New York Money and Stocks.

WWW AWEN HNVMIE NNN IINNNNIlIP
NEW YoRE, February 2A-NoNEY-
934aSper cent Prime mercantile paper "a
6per cent pl
STIRLING ExoHANGE-Flrmsr at SLS9a
Ask for 90 days, and $3.50 for sight
GoLD-Weakpr, opening at lax and
closing ut ll49G, Carrying rates y to 8
per cant The Assistant Treasurer dis.
buaed $4,000, CleaFinga, $i5,0OO,000,
Custom receipts, $4,000.
GovRRHNlRNTS-Steady,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25

CtRktASvp, February 24.--Wheats=
Steady and unchanged. Corn and Oats.
Firm and unchanged. Petfoleum-Fitmj
standard white II Ne; Ohio State test i2}Eci
small lnte bndhAbRedt tH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
GteanttItt8entt''rl,
TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION,

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DAILY.
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DrliyeTrd by Carriers In City Ia lHF Week
SEMI.WEEKLY.
By mail, "a aIeuaos, fp'iagt PrtPaIA
One year. ....,,.S3 OOlslG mOpthS '"''sl 20
trf WEEKLY.
BY mail, IA GdpanOs, postage prepaid
ono ysar. .......Sl 6OISIx mOnihS,,....,,.:.sl 90
IN Clubs Of y eAeh'
In Clubs Of " een.
In Clubs Of Twenty ~ each.
And an extra copy 70 pcEsOn getting up Eluh
n6-Tho above prices ara inyaTiahlc, Remit At
our risk, IN DFait1 or Ipstothce Money 0Tden, and
where neither Of these can bO procured, seld the
money In a Registered Letter.
THE NTRLIIaENCER win present daily tho
news In all Departments, frGm al guartCn OF
hc world, rs well " complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY Il printed on Thursday, and can
Tor mailing n4 SSHd oPI 10 dbieH JF'e'ES
and relditpEt wa MIRA from A0V't!
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-25
TRANSPORTATION.

Nos- = and 70 run Daily, No, Is and No. %
Daily, except Sunday.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
Important Decision.

On Saturday last, in the District Court,
the agreed case of L. Fl. Hershfield 4
Bro. vs.. Jesse F. Taylor, Treasurer of
Lewis and Clarke county. was argued TO
the Court. As the case il one of general
interest we give tho particulars:
On the nth day of January, 1872. the
Legislature Of the Territory, then in ses-
sion. passed law saying that on aud Ut.
ter that date all county warrants issued
should not bear interest The day follow
ing, January 12,h, the Legislature adopted
the ..lodiflcd Statutes" and therein was
a law providing that ON and after that date
all county warrants, after having been
presented to the County Treasurer for
payment, and not having been paid for
want of funds in the Treasury, should
bear thereafter 10 per cent. per annum
until paid. Notwithstanding the latter
law, it Las been held by the county offici-
ais that it was the meaning and intention
Of the Legislature that warrants should
not bear interest. The first warrant issued
by Lewis and Clarke county after the 18th
day of January, having been advertised
for payment, L. H, Hershfieli & Bro
holding the warrant. presented the same
TO Jesse F. Taylor, County Treasurer, ard
demanded interest on the sane ut the rate
Of ten per cent. per annum--tAe legal rate
If the Territory The payment of inter
est was refused. WhereupOn it was agreed
that case sh ,uld be made up and sub
mlttcd to the Court for its ruling. I,
open court this morning Chief Justlc'
Wade gave his decision that county war
rants do bear lega: interest, viz: ten pc
cent. per annum. This settles the ques
lion, and will give to our county warrant
stability of value unknown during tn
past several years. Helena Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
An Excellent Dinner.

! invitation OF mine host, Matt. NJ
3, OF tile new Northern Pacific Hotel
bunday last, we sat at one OF tn
sunip uous tables of that house
rot away with the best dinner w
had the pleasure Of partaking o.
re lett "tle land Of milk and hon
he bill OF fare was admirably ar.
embracing everything suggestive
mos, experienced caterer, and eac'
cry article was prepared In q man
ht would do credit to the highcs
the cOnnisseur. The variety, con
BIZ the state OF our market. was ex.
?, and the man who didn't get away
two dollars worth of grub at tina
had a poor appetite, aud we fee
for him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
A Thriving Institution.

The current report Of the First National
Bank Of Helena displays degree OF pros
,erity that we are pleased to chronicle.
Its loans and discounts foot up $425, 600.
and ore account upwards Of $SO.OOO. In
vidual deposits amount to 1854. 1926 30
United States deposits, $50, SIS. 2l-or a
total deposit account Of upwards OF 500,
900. These figures areinteresting as show
ing in a marked degree the rapid advance
ment made by the city in all that tends
toward . thrifty and commanding bust.
ness center. Being the first National
Bank started in our Territory, and con
trolled by men Of capital and financial
Utility second 10 none, it has prospered
and gained the confidence of the people
Of the Territory, and its condition is such
to warrant the implicit confidence Of the
skeptical. 1t IS pride to our Territory
and an institution worthy of our rustling
anG growing metropolis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
BREVITIES.

VIM. Il. Randall, Esq, has returned to
Bozeman and is in the Office Of the North
Pacific Hotel.
The roads from Corinne to Montana are
said to be in fine condition.
Early vegetables are coming In to the
Bozeman market. Our Reese creek farm
ers seem to be ahead in this line.
The grass on the prairles il fine and mn.
tritious. Cattle are getting fat fast.
The contract for building the Madison
county court house and Jail has been
awarded to d. A. Steele of Helena.
The Independent states that Gov. Potts
will move TO that place on the 3st inst.
How!
A copper lode four feet In width of
solid ore is being developed near Helena.
More pilgrims have arrived in Bozemap.
There is work enough for ALL"
Yesterday another large consignment OF
goods arrived for Rich & Wilson.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

On Saturday evening last, the Infant
son OF Mr.. Cy. Mounts was playing on
the bank OF Bozeman creek, which was
swollen to the proportions Of river. and
Tell into the stream. Mrs. Mounts. who
has Tor some time been in delicate health.
jumped in to save her boy. who had been
already washed under foot-log. The
current was SO swift that the mother lost
her footing. hut secured possession Of her
child, and both were carried BY the swift
and turbulent stream several hundred
Yards before being rescued. We are
pleased to state neither have suffered seri-
ously in consequences OF their wet expert
ence. Charlie will need no further bap-
fiSm.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
Facts Worth Knowing.

The Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine i
today the simplest, most perfect, mos
easy operated, best made, most durable
and in every way, most valuable sewing
machine in existence, and it is sold tifteel
dollars less than all other first-cIass MA
Chimes
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station in this county, free of trans
porlation charges, if ordered through tn
Company's Branch House at 6lO Nortl
Fourth street, ST. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue ant
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want q few more GOO
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
A MAGNIFICENT OFFER!
(o,pndid Chance to Secure a First
Class Sewing Machine
Nv a Small Effort Required!

rery liberal contract with the Weco
;nc Machine Company will enable Us
hone, to place their celebrated ma
in many families in this Territory.
no an opportunity to secure a hrst
machine seldom occurs. May W.
,,pect our friends, and all interested
ro,k TO make an eaanest, united
- extend our circulation and there.
a,oose our influence? Cannot tht
! form a club in his or her ne'shoor
ond secure This sewing machine as
inns A few hours Of well directed
wiJl ob,nin it. \ lady member Of
Grange in the Territory. or any
master with a little thought and ef
ram easily send US the necessary mum
&c subscriber to COURIER that vii
he them to u present Of one OF the bes
No machines manufactured. The
ines are warranted TO be perfect,
latest improved and in perfect order
,EERMS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
ELLIS & DAVIS
The Yellowstone.

Mr.. Walter Cooper, who has just re.
turned from q visit 10 the Yellowstone, in.
forms US tina, times are lively ut the Cross
ing. The trade in robes and furs this season
has been almost double that of any former
season, and Mr.. Cooper thinks that as
soon as it is generally known among trap
pcrs and hunters that good market is
open for them ut the Crossing, which Is
now the case, that the fur trade on the
Yellowstone will exceed any point in thu
Territory.
Frank Williams, who was drowned al
Yellowstone Crossing on the 22d inst.
was partner Of Mr.. Topping, who had
he magnificent sail boat on the Yellow
stone Lake last summer He and q mar
named John Dolan were crossing tho
stream with equaw and an eleven year
old papoosc, when the wire.rope broke
Dolan jumped from the boat and made his
escape; Williams and the other two occu
pants remained in the boat until it was
tipped over, the former being drowned
and the latter being picked up about one
fourth Of q mile below.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

Blacks stock were brought in yes
from the winters range on the
Gstone, and will to-day be yoKed
the seasons freighting. The train
% 10 Benton, after the delivery
Pc lumber at Virginia City. The
pm the herd during the winter wa
Twenty head of old cattle.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
! amendments Of Rev. S. J. Catlil

amendments Of Rev. 5. }. Catlll
follows:
cma, circu,t-At Gi!lespic's Schoo
u Nav 18th and 10Th.
ATTN City circuit At Gallatin CITY
ed and 25d.
mond City and Radcrsbnrg circuit
Yep Greek, May goth and 3olh.
ena Siatlon-Junc 9Th and 9th.
District Conference will convene a
, Creek, Thursday. May 9Th, st
Tx a. III. Rev. w. Harris will preacl
be preceding evening. Rev. L. 3
her will be his alternate. The preach
Ind delegates will please come pre-
10 spend the Sabbath. This the.
Conveniently do as it is fifth Sunday
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
FLOUR FOR SALE.
A Superior Article Of XXX, .
% per Sack.
4. BRUNETT.

How can fellow b expecse1 % oe
agreeable and pleasant with bis ffisnds'
write funny pieces for the paper,
dive the cat friendly stroke, ana
.ies ali the dirty-fac babies IN the
neixbborhooi, when the neuralgia =
blowing through his head worse !nsn
. steam thresbing machine. We nave
been trying 70 do this for these ssyefsl
waeks. but unless favorable cneoes
..kes nrefty teos We shall sqaswk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
MORE NEW GOODS RECETV
ED BY ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just recciv
ed, we have tull line Of Men and Boys
boots. Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's
Shoes Of all styles and quality, which we
offer at lower prices than ever was sold.-
Please cal and satisfy yourselves, or send
per order.
rtrYT0 a nAuro
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
i Quality Of Candies and Nuts,
Al Fifty Gents per Pound,
At RASINSkl'S.
First of the Season.

First OF the Season.
les train from Corinne, loaded will
u merchandise tor Rich & Wilson
bt ia an appearance, which we not
first arrival Of the season. In con
bee, the above firm IS prepared 4
he people Of this community sea
e goods at reasonable prices.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28

LieuteEanss Schrfield and Hamilton
with 4 command Of thirty-five men, lef
Fort Ellis Monday tor Fort Shaw. They
will be assigned to active duty IN the nor
.hern part OF the Territory. they ar
both gallant officers. and peace and Quie
will soon reign over that troubled section
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
Personal.

L. W. Meadow, one OF our most en-.
terprising and liberal citize ms, left few
days since Tor extended tour through the
Pacific and Atlantic States, in search Of
health. He was Frustrated. in his young
manhood by stroke Of paralysis, Blu,
except . disagreeable lamcness, we be-
lieve he has recovered his wonted health.
Bud may tfaYel over the tour sections Of
our country, the Continent, and Europe,
but we fear he will fail to find . clim ate
more conducive to general good health
than Is to be had On his own lovely home
stead, overlooking Bozeman, where the
pure. bracing air gree.s one these lovely
May mornings from the perennial
snow-capped mountains surrounding the
valley of the Gallatin.
Dr.. Lamme, who has spent the pas,
seven or eight months abroad-basking i,
the golden sunshine of California, luxuri
ating in Ler flowers and munchiEg hel
oranges; anon. swapping anecdotes ant
measuring ears with his old friends bacl
10 Missouri, and then in the busy mart
Of trade in the East, buying goods fo
our people, which an experience of owe
ten years in the business here has enabled
him to do judiciously aud adyantageously
10 his customers az well as to his finn
not forgetting the red ribbons for tn
girls nor the Barlow knives tor the boys
has returned to his home, family ant
friends, in good condition physically
and-dressed up in the latest Easter
lstyle. He has discarded his store clothe
and again appears as the ''Valley Far
mer;" and now the Changers are drop
ping In to see him. We havn't inter
viewed him yet; in fact. hay n t had tim
TO get all the way round him; but on
readers shall hear from him, over th
signature of ..Valley Farmer.''
J. Z. Stevens, Esq, who has been fore
man OF the Times Office since the com
mencement OF that enterprise, left o.
Mondays coach Tor the West side cOun
try, Where he has some mining interests
which he intends devoting his attentlo
TO. He is q good printer and EOssesse
the virtues and noble characteristics per
tanning to members Of the craft. w
wish him success.
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r. F. MAY.
| A melancholy fog Rugged our vale
early Wednesday morning. and about 1
O'Clock tieccy messages from old Wintc
who was supposed to be safely cntombe
for the season. commenced descendin
and assuming the proportions of slugs an
chunks; it kept up its lick during the da
and night, and Thursday morning til
ground was covered with several inches 9
snow. Our garden sass, living represen
tatlyes of Spring, have manfully rcsiste
this unreasonable attack Of its predecessor
and Judge Cashier says we will get aw
with our truck yet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-28
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