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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05
FROM Hanover E0unty.

I.a:c.p oudcnc, q The Richmond Dispalchl
iiA>oYrR COURTHOUSE, NA.,l
February i. 1916.
: n,-o Unmol Andrew jackson was ar
rested Yesterday &ear Beaver Dam by Con-
Stable William ;. I4itey on the charge Of
lai~ tpon z negro woman named Sally
G.'m.>. Il" was taken before Justice Joseph
Il. 10 lu>on for examination. and by him
committed - l'il tor trial before the County
Court.
>row, which is already four inches in
depth. il rapidly falling, much to the delight
o. tay wneAt-growing farmers and the young
folks, and to-day, instead Of the cracking Of
Il" yrcQuct.mallcts which was beard every
Day la>l week. is heard the beautiful sound
aAG merry Jingle o.! the sleigh-bellS.
HENl.oCE,
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Marine Disasters and I,oss OF: Life

BARNgGA.. February "A little schooner
with six persons, from F!atbusll, was cap.
sized of this place this morning. Three
bodies have been found.
LIvERreoL, February 4.-Tbe steamer
Palestine, FROM Boston, experienced a fear
full hurricane in longitude 80, west. She
lost her Tainmast and foretop, and bad her
decks swept. Three or toar officers were
disabled and number of the crew injured.
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UTILIZING DoGs.-The Oakland (Califor-
nia) Ne,cs says: 1t is fact perhaps not gen.
orally known that there is firm doing bust
ness in San Francisco who purchase the
thousands Of dogs slaughtered By the pound
master of that city, or thnt may have been
otherwise killed, for which they pay forty
cents each. The carcaSses are conveyed to
their mandatory at South San Francisco,
where their skins are removed and sold TO
the tanneries, the hair taken off and resod
to plasterers, the hides tanned, made iato
gloves, and sold in the market. The de-
nuded carcass is then thrown into huge
eoldron and boiled until the bones are
easily separated from the flesh, when they
are removed and sold TO Sugar.rehnerlcs,
where they are ground 10 fine powder and
USED to clarity sugar. The oil that rises to
the surface Of the boiling mass Is SKINNED
Off and manufactured into cod-lver oil, and
the remainder is used for the purpose OF
fatteping hogs.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February A. Won.-Stocks sc.iye
and lower Sts'eS dun but strong Govern nents
active and steady. Money loanedat 5. Gold, 1l2S.
Z xchangc-L"sg, 1861: short, 4S9. ~ Is
Erening.-G-3d dull ut l 2NfS 113. Governments
active and lower. States quiet and steady, except
Tennessec's, which are lower.
BALTIMORE. .rl ,
BALTIMORE February 4.-Virginia consols, 6Si{.
North Carolina 6's. old, 16; new, 8; special tax,
q Sid TO Gly.
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Fire near ReIGeist. .

lSpeeial telegram To the Dspatcil.t
BgLFlELD. VA, February 4.-Last night
the dwelling.house of Mr.. W. I. Robinson,
about four miles from here, vas burned
down-the work of an ircendiary. Loss,
about $4,000. Insured in the Southern Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February 4. 1876
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, % bushels. Red, 1854 BUSH
els.
CORN Write, CAS- bushels Srdty- cs2ored, $50
bushels. Nj .ed. 80 bushels.
OATS.-362 bushels.
MEAL.-l3U bushels.
ShLES.
WHEAT White, 54 bushels prime at 800: 8
bushels at 81 40: 80 bushels very good at S1.U0 !:
80 bushels at $1.35-total, 1870 bushels. Red, 30
bushels prime ut S1.35,; 29i bushels very food
on private terms: 2S2 bushels prime at s1.5C: 30
bushels at Sl.35: 50 bushel, prime on private
terms; 30 bushels at Sl.25; so bushels prime ut
81. 53-total. S52 bushels.
Corn White, 292 bushels on private terms; ~
bushels at SOC; % bushels very good 1t 52c.; 3e
bushels at 53c.-total. 492 bushels. Mf&sts4 loD
bushels, very good ut 52c. .,.r
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Effects OF the weather.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, February A. There
have been no ST. Louis trains since Saturday.
Snow, sleet, and rain is prevailing this
morning.
New YORK, February A foot Of snow
has fallen here, and still continues.
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LASESBuRG To BE INCORPORATED WITH
PRussIA.- Berlin, February 3.-The nego.
tations between Prussia and Lanenbu re- for
the incorporation of the latter with Prussia
have been completed. A bill to that effect
will be introduced in the Prussian Diet
shortly
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nE fhorELLEH WEsToysR. The propel-
2Ve"iAci Mc>toTcr, Of the Powhatan liue,
Ist"eeh hchmond and Baltimore, was due
n,. carry Tuesday morning. She was re.
%s" Yesterday wcl! up on the shore Of
it "t ls!and, where she had been driven by
~ ~, SS!e' ana assistance was sent to her. :
41I!ms0rc San, 4M.
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Arrest OF alleged. Murderers.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, February Alive men,
charged by the confession OF 8 prisoner, have
been arrested for the murder of Policeman
Yerst, at Tarmsgus, in July last. Great ex.
element prevails,
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n,HETOLL-GAT -PRIzEPICTURE
semi freeI An Ingenious gem! 80 objects 10
find! Address, With stamp, Il. G. ABbEIS
my 7-wly o'uA'i ~ -
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The Laneffs Jury.

BRIDGEPORT, n. j., February 4.-Ihe Lam
dis jurvis still out. IL stands nine Ior ac-
duittal and three for conviction. ai2a
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Fires.

PORT UNION, BUTLER COUNTY, ONO, Feb
ruary 4.-The Rialto Paper. Mills were
burned last night. Loss, $3.50, 900.
JgwETT City, Conn.,, February A
building containing the lodges of Knights of
Pythias and Freemssons, and severa! stores,
was burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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METALS, DE.
IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.

JAMES & JOHN y. GORDON
offer for sale az lowest rates, nc Nos. ano routs
-, teerth street, near Exchange Hctei,
REFINED BAR, HOOP, and BAND iRoS.
SwEpE ~ aud COUNTRY HAxsfEssD hon.
HORSESHOE IRDg. NAIL RODS, IRON AaLEs
SHALL. HOUND. and sqUAnE, OVAL hALS OVAL
aaa and hMxnIc4s aud EsGLIsH and
AMERICAN BLISTEKED srk9Li :, -.
Ho8KsfsoE NAILS. hAIt.SC, " me. ~ LAaAf
sfEITER. issor COPPER. YfyssRs SoLDRR,
STAR nd rHEpEGAR Hogsx and MULESnonS,
TffDp,Ls SKKiss, WAGON. ard CAfr'nosGs'
<jaJ O. lWeod -
NNETALs.-I00 tons best REFINED
M IRON, assorted & u I y. ~. ys.
gpEs sae iR9s assoasa ana osa-
ENGLISH 4 sfsi and AstsaicAsBLIs
PiG-LEAf,, PIG-TfS,
s knssSa "a u ssiIs
siREgr ZINC, AIR Ms
Pl e ois.esdam {. ]. Wi0aTaAA = 90
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Proposed Repeal OF the Resumption
Act.

Act.
1t is stated authoritatively tonight that
majority Of the Committee on Blinking and
Currency favor repeal Of the specie resump"
ton act, but will await a decision Of the
| Democratic cuucuS before reporting on the
subject Washington telegram Baltimore
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NOTICE. j. j. SUTHEkLIN is hereby
in authorized to act us nv GENT in conducting.
the LIVERY BUSINESS Mt To- 116, on Fourteenth
street said bus;uess 10 he for
CASH. AND viii not be responsible Tor any debts
contracted by nay said ngenI. FL.
i fa 4.2tx<t d. ~ ~ WIEEIAM l.. sAEMON. =.
T ETTER-HEADS, 81 to 1919 per reaa,
IL attne DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HQuSE.
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CoMpARArlvs COTTON STATEMENT.

NEx YORK, FEBRUARY 4.--Net receipts at all
bales; same week las. year ,7O4 baiqs; total to
date, 3.064,45G bales; to same date last year.
2S25,J14 bales Exports for the week, 99,304
date. 1,73S,6I5 bales; to same dale last year,
460,410 bales. Stock at alt tirttcd Sttes ports,
a25461 bates; last year, 839.S90 bales. stock ut
all interior towns, lSS.424 bales last year. l42..
642 bales, Stock ut Liverpool, $4,000 bales last
year, 77S>a0O bales. Stock OF American cotton
ahoat Toy Great Britain, 30l 600 bales; last year,
263, 0Ga bsleS. -, -. E...a
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Markets by reieErsph.
NEW YORK.

s1,27Ebaes at Is l-1st8l34c. Flozr more active
and prices little mere steady: snDerane, western
request without material change In price. Wheat
naI1c. higher anh dccidedly better business doing:
l.2s for fair winter red western. Corn shade
frmer and In fair demand; SO 6I63gscs for araded
mixed: CSC. for new yellow soBtnern. on track.
Oats shade better asd rather more dn!pg; 46@
white western and state. Cofee--kio qplet aud
unchHuged. Sugar quiet and Gn changed. Molasses
tow firm at 9aG9Sc. bosin and trrpentine dull.
Lard frmer: prime. steam, $l2T0ASI2.75.
Whissey more active al 81. is. Freighrs steady.
u fa BALTIMORE. 5tgs
BALTIMORE, February 4.--Eiour outat, steady and
unchanged. Wheat dull aud herv; Penasyisanis
sl.5oas l.55; White. 81. 25@sla5. Corn quiet
Ro9e. Oats Gull aud steady. Rye dull Provisions
strong and quier. Mess pork. SEA. 251S2l5O
suI6 messSnoua a shs ses,ri6 llIl4c
15a@1ec Renned iard. I34c Coaes dull and
nominal: job lots. 1GseI 9a:c Whis kew tlrmer nc
$l.12. Sugar quiet 1t l0sl0ac.
CINCINNATI.
CryC1NNATI, February i.-Efola steady with
m9drrsie o asa,nd; Wheat s;esgy; prime 70 choice
42&44c. Oats firm and In fair deuand 8, 3SM49c.
PORK strong and higher AT sd @s2l 80. Lard
quiet and STEADY; kettle, 1874 3&c. BulS-meats
and Clear sdes, aeon f1s m and md
in fair demand :; shoulders; asH gsc.; : ear rib
and clear sides, / 2nGal2ac.. and 12'sGl2hc.
iiGreen meats In lair demand and higher. Whiskey
In good demand at Sl.05.
| LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February. 4.--Floar, wheat corr,
| and oats quiet, and unchanged. Rye dull az soc.
Provisions excited and higher. Pork, $22. BULK
meats-shoul6ers &c. clean rih, INC; clear sides,
llkc. Bacon-Shoulders. aSe.: clear rib, l25sc. !;
Eclear Sides &c. hams-S,lgar-cnred,l ic. Lard
k'rierce, 14G144c.; prtae, l4a@l5c Whlskey
IquIet and firm at ST. 3.
| ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February 4.-Flour UNCHANGED.
| Wheat higher; No. 2 red winter, S153GSl.53k.
| Cora iDacayc; No. q mixed, $500 $3.50. oats
insctlye. Barley and rye unchanged. Pork. s20.75
@$2l. lard, 126c. asked, 12c. bid. Buik shoul-
ders, THO 73c.; clear RIB aud clear, I0AG11c.
aud IL sSI1 1nc.' Baq0a-Shoude1s, &C.; clear rib
and SIDES l2812aaSA2isc. Calae duh and not
nuotob'Y lower ttbha#tp
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yyYaa,her PROBABILITIES.

1 WASHINGTON, February 4.-For the South
Atlantic aud East Gulf States, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary to rising tenn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
The Territorial Fair.

| But ten days remain until the opening
of the Territorial Fair at Helena, and
behoOvcs our citizens to he ready for tn,
occasion. From present appearances
Montana will be better represented thar
on any former occasion. and we of East
ern Montana cannot afford to b. behind
Tor our products only partially shown. W.
have everything to gain and nothing Il
lose. by showing the capabilities of GU,
SECTION of country at this fair; and I'll
classes should be up and doing, remem-
bring that 1.-THE Gods help those who help
themselves" Especially should the lead
Owners of Clark's Fork be on hand Wi III
specimens Of III. If ores and descriptions
of their mines. They are not alone bene-
fitted by proper showing, but the whole
Territory IS interested in having the
wealth Of these mines brought tn che no
tice of capitalists. Our farmers should
send specimens ri their products, with .
description of the mode of cultivation and
all Oihr matters of interest that would
give Information 10 regard to MOntana
farming. II is true that we are contend
ing with al manner of difficulties. grass.
hopptrs, rains, frOsts, scarcity Of help
but all III SO things will but rebound tO|
our advantage in the general summing up.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
A Large Stock of Genuine
Key West Cigars
lust received and for sale at
BASINSKrS.

Conference Appointments.
Tie Denver COnf~r~nce OF the NJ E
Church South. just closed. male the iol
lowing app intments for M0n'ai .:
Rev. David Morton, Presiding Eide
MOntsna District: sls0 appointed to Helr
~ station.
L. B. Stateler Willow creek and Calls
lin City.
u w. Sanford. B0zeTan.
II. s. Clark, D smond City and Raiders
burg.
+. w. Flowers. Corvallis and Missoula
e. J. Stanley. Virginia City and Sslmo'
O'ty,
The next Conference to be held ct He
lena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Ycetrrday's issue of the B0zeman Times
but confirms all decent men in the b+lie1
that E. 8. Wilkinson and his brood are
unfit to live within the pale Of civilized
society, and every day shows more and
more the d-pr.vity of their nature. In
the two articles referring 20 the associate
editor of this paper Tiny have descended
20 such depths that even their one friend
here 10 Bohemian is Disguised. That the
PARTICLES IN question are false every one
knows. E. s Wilkinson, in order to blk
his creditors, runs the Times IN the name
of his sors. B.-fore the last issue he fed
to the country, and now Henry Wilkin-
son. walking corpse, is put W. as figure
heal to shoulder the responsibility. +"
Responsible" Is good-even the grave
has refused him and his Satanic ma jesty
Can find no room for him below.
OF the operations of this foul brood on
the Gazette. in Helena, some people are
acquainted. Their swindlings anil st. a.
ings are known; and the prostitution Of
the columns Of that journal, u, known to
IS owners, BY sank Wilkinson is an un
disputed fact. If we desired to shock ourl
raiders and befoul th-. columns of thel
COURIER We could give domestic history
of the Bi'kinson brood that would lnan,lel
the cheek If infamy with shame. We
have respect for our calling and for our
readers, but should this foul mou,hed
brood persist in their slanderous course,
with no one responsible financially or
We shall print an extra edition
which will not be mailed to subscrib. rs
Thy have assaulted the character Of the
best men and women in Gallstin county
md Eastern Montana; and the attack made
- Joe Allen" and J. "a" Allen .,
,nce proves that ils il decent man.
Once more farewell to Sank ard his
brood. conceived in sin and brought forth
lniquity." Time will proye ali things.
md TO that test. W III an intelligent com.
nuni,y rs jurors. The. cas- Of j. W.
Alien vs.. Sax Wilkinson Is submitted.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
Notice.

The change in the proprietorship Of thu
COURIER necessitates the opening of
new set of books. The accounts due the
office previous to the change are now b.
ing made out. and their immediate nay
ment is expected, or forced collection:
will be resortcd to. Most of the accounts
due in this county are hy farmers. and IN
order that no excuse may be offered fol
not paying l will take flour, grain, wood
butter, eggs, and chickens.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
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For Assessor.

TOE assessor
Under the proper heading in this Issue
will be found the name of E. D. Ferguson
announced as . candid te for Assessor
subject to the detision of the Democrat.
County Convention. Mr.. Ferguson is .
consistent Democ'ai and well qualified fol
the position. By an unfortunate acc.deD,
some two gears ago, he lost his # hard
which incapacitaies him for ordinary man
ual labor, but will in no wise in,erf. r.
with the discharge of the duties pertain.
ing to thu Office to which he Aspires. HI
is man of fine intelligence, good educs
ton and i"corruptibIe integrity. Being u
farmer by Oecupa'iou he Is familiar will,
the value of stock and Other property,
which peculi .rly d. him for the position.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
4 New Hair Tonic Worth naTilI--.
II is.the Rest.

Wood g Improved Hair 8eetoras
tive u unlike any oshee,s sid has nc
equal The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restores grey hair to Z
glossy, natural color, restores faded, dry,
harsh and falling hair; restores. dresses,
gives vigor 10 the hair, rrstores hs,r "a
bald heads; removes dan.
dru6. humors, scaly eruptions; removed
irritation. itching and scaly dryness No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try It: call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and don't be put of with any
other article. Sold by al druggists 10
this place, and dealers every where. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices BY q,
A. Cook s Co.. Chicago, Sole Agents for
The United States and Canadss, and BY oil
Druggists. 36,M
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
The Territory.

Inc Aerf1COfy.
The Fair Association OF Missoula have
made arrangements whereby those who
SO desire can camp out during their 81.
tendance ct the fair.
MI. Cameron IL shipping bis collection
OF specimens from the Cable lead to the
centennial. This is the best collection 10
Montana and will add materially to our
showing At the exposition.
John Tously. . lunsslc, escaped from
confinement q Nissoola. aud 0herjn
Dro"iliard In effecling his re-csptuse re-
ceived cut on tn lex from broad axe
that will injure HIM for lite. The mad
man Was finally re-csptur~d in the Jacko,
near the Agency and lodged IL jail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

BY reference to their advertisement
our readers will discover that Messrs
Schwab & Zimmerman have fitted up thei,
elegant brick building on Main Street,
Helena. for hotel purposes. This, IN con
nectlOn with the ST. Lyuls Hotel will give
these gentlemen facilities for entertaining
the travelling public that cannot he rly.l.d i.
To be treated we'll, be sure and 90 to the
combined Cosmopolitan and Louis
Hotel.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

We desire to call the attention of the
public to the advertisement of the q. s.
Piano Company which appears in tins
issue Of the COURIER: This company is
and IT their pianos are not as
represented, you can return them. Send
for their circular for further information.
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RELIGIOUS.

Services at the NJ. Z. Church each Sun
day at IL IN. and 1880 p. m. SUNDAY
school at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting eact
Thursday evening.
L. w. Is. LONG, Pastor.
Rev. L. 3. Crittenden. Presbyterian,
hollis divine service each 81 Sabbath in
III NJ. f. Church.
st. James Church.
Services each Sunday morning and
evening ut the usual hours. Sunday School
Immediately alter morning services.
Seats free and all are invited to- attend.
THOMAS 4. DICKEY. Rector.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

The Century of Gospel Work" give,
the following ~ the increase Of ministers
in The leading Protestant denominations
Of the country since 1916: Methodist.
from 20 to %, 453; Baptist from $40 10
1852; Presbyterian from 14O to 7.945;
Congregational from 574 :" 1898; Luther
an from 25 TO ace; Reformed Germa"
fro'n Is to 623; Reformed Dutch from q
to 476; Episcopalian from $50 to 3,14O;
MOravian fr"m II to Is. Th-re are alto
sethr about G0,000 cl.rgymen in the
UuItel States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
An AmericanisIn.

The game of Billiards has become an
institution of the Centennial year. and il
beho"ves oil good citizens r. call round
to GUY Willisms' Palace Billiard Saloon
and help uphold the National honor.
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Dom Pedro.

The last public act of this European was
to declare Ponsford's Corner, Bozeman,
n. T., the headquarters Of his national
game. Devotces will 60, ern themselves
accordingly. 30 It
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Precincts and Judges Of Election
Yellowstone Precinct No. /, Judges. 8
N. Fitzgerald, Benj. Strickland aud Jas
A. Farrell.
Yellowstone Precinct No. 2.-Ed. For
est, E. N. Ever-ts p. H. Carpenter.
Bozemsn Precinct No. 3--Lester s
Wilson. w. H. Bailey and Worsham.
Elk Grove Precinct No. As. B. Cope
H Monfortvn ana George Krattcer.
East Gaila'in Precinct No. 5-Rober,
Wills. Jno. i. Reese and VIM. Fly.
West Gallatin Precinct No. 6.-B. II
Dawes. Chas. Arceoy and John Potter,
Ga latin City Precinct No. 7.-G. H.
Campbell, G. ID. Thomas and A. F. Mich
ole.
Willow Gre. k Precinct M. 81. Fl,
Carls, W. B. Tlnsley and James Green.
SnIiwate Precinct No. &C. H. Coun.
tryman, W. CIausen and Henry Keyzer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Miller, Hubbard & CO.. owners of the
Shoe Fly, Big josie and other leads n,
c,ark's Fork, are preparing to make a
shipment of ore from their leads this fall.
Sacks have been sent up, and the ore will
be packed out as fast a. possible.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Rev, L. w. 3. Long. the new pastor
of the NJ. E. Church, arrived here on
Wednesday evening, and will conduct the
services of the church on Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Longs family will arrive IL
about two weeks.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

BRIGHT EYES, REGULAR FEATURES and
IA graceful figure fail to produce their doe
effect if the complexion is driaced with
lnmples or blotches, or the skin is rough
"r harsh. To remedy these defects Us
GLENN SULPHER Soar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Several bands Of Bannack and Nez
Perces Indians passed through town this
week. Ten Dogs band will b. along IN
q few days. These Indians will make
their fall hunt in the Judith Basin.
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Notice to Delinouents.

Notice to Delinquents.
In accordance with By Laws Of the
Honorable Bald Heat. Club, r. +. f., H.
K. H.. D. &. w OF Helena. anil s. p. B
re notified that they are two quarters in
arrears, viz: '.half bald" These arrear.
ages must be paid. By order Of
ED. HIBBARD,
President B. II. G..
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Time is Money.

Guv Williams Eight Year Old FLUID
Extract of Rye glidrs down your throat
instantly without check or halt, and no
after trouble is experienced. Try it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
New Post Offices

The Postmaster General has ordered tht
establishment of post Office ut Spring
hill. with L. n. Howell as Postmaster,
and also ons at A. COwaa's, A. Cowan
to b. P. NJ.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

John Trout is now the night Waterman
of Bozeman. John will make an efficient
and faithful officer
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

We are indebted to Judge Langhorne
fer presents Of several brac"s of fine
prairie chickens recently. The Judge is
a successful gunner aud always divides
with his nelgh.Ors.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Be sure and attend the auction sale to.
morrow OF the Improvements on II. N.
Maguire's ranch. Bob will appear ~
front of the Sheriff's Office and proclaim
the figures.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

The Times reprOduces from the New
York Sun. rs a Bozeman correspondence,
signed by William Kerr, portion Of Cap
tam Balls report relative 10 supplies fur
nishrd the Grow Agency. which we pub.
l'shed nearly two months ago in connec-
ton with Mr.. Storv's reply to the same.
Il would be we'll now for the Times to
give the other side o. the QUESTION.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Our neighbor of the Times is over in
Madison county trying to stir up muss
in the Democratic camp. He writes thai
the county has been SO apportioned as &c
defeat MsginIis. Shouldn't wonder.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Sank Wilkinson says he has 'views.
If he keeps up his click" his ''views'
will be confined to the narrow precincts
of certain Deer Lodge institution.