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New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
Courtrn IDEAL Gstaie tor SALE.


L'OR SALE, or TO LET.-S3jO will rent a
lOroOfu COT TAGE; D.. 10 cold water saiioIdF .n
&c; fine location b0lr I'D C1ty Hail AS" -ptAUio
Oh place OF . hand lc r-oUudo PLENTY 'I lui B.
hOu u rooms bath, Sc; s-a ~ Tor SIX H'is" nol
JAtiLo r. Hay, ~ bl"l."lf.
nor SALE-WATFR-POWER ari FAC
xDHY two stories and ba,en AZ; 80 .y g. t "' rsot
" - 20 aces land dwe aud barn. m Oiaug, County,
N Y so miles from @'w.YOrs Enc Railroad. close 10
depot aud post office can be seen fr 10 a. n t4i
D. Monday 3OtL llsti at "hlai' MS & son -
7Marcn.st. city
TOR SALE.-Near Bound Brook. q COUN-
TRY SEAT OF 30 acFvs house, tn good repair
penty of OutbuidiuES. nuts oi r nt On great tbihat
excellent water; beautiful spr p 90, $500 also dJoih-
ing tfr above number OF clio Bl 'LplNG SITES "\
fenslve view; pure mount near railroad d'H j. one
hours ride from civ u the IAroa1 'h'.r %
NeWJersoy. Apply U VIII .sH AACkAN, sOmeg'Iuc
Nj.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE" The
IL Mleros HOte, Miller y. " Junction of .1ur "a -
roads, containing store renting 500 t,rns easy. Can
Room 4s EaTies Hot wednesday THURSDAY It p u' OF
address T. b REED, aron Conn
DYE, New-Haven Raihoad.-Iandsome Cot
ll tage Tor sale terms would -z
change iOr house IA Brooklyn hULAND a WHITING, D
BoeEman-oL
G0n ACRES NORTHERN IOWA LANDS for
OOO sale very low for CASH vel l'catr,, yearly lw
proving IN ysuc VIII eAChaug. i1i SusI lcuMbritd
place in New.loIk Address IOWA. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
6onscs auo farms Danieo.

WANTED-1ill May 1, for private family,
.. hreestOry, mghsto0p ROUSE neatly Furnished.
Slng room on parl0r door Address stating location and
PtIOf u IHJune Uptown once l,z3S b. oadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
Bonro an0 Rooms.
Relow Fourteenth-gt.


ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TEIBCNL WILL ~ ltrcH't D ATTiE r!-
IOWN QIfICI-. 10 i'2tC boaaENi iH'.i g. ,,r
ave, coz foTtyso'cathsii 90 iAr IAld.. DtIiI,.No
iInicrn savings Bank Buid.npj up . n at regular
once TdteA
pOARD.-SUlTS Of ROOMS or frmili s,
- also ,ule rooms terms Iea,onabci sruco required
81 Yves; WashingtonsIuafo
ELEGANTLY furnished ROOM 70 LET, suit
a abieto two gentlemen OF married couples i'ht '"' "
TglO LET with BOABD-Tno hand -omrly-ftu-
nisb.d rooms, suitable .or fonlri" = 4I 'hr El''.'
TWO PLEASANT donhle ROOMS to RENT.
4 Also, hal room with board u-cd al 4H Vest 7Itai,
between Oh and GtAaye Also table board hI modi@'' po'
STH-AVE., No. 3, near the BFeyoort-An entire
ROOM on hrst floor accommodation snd table unsur'as'
DO EAST TENTH-ST,. near Bro9dw:ay.---
private sn9 foP gehiisen rieS S 'u''
III VEST 11TH-ST., between University
on & bi'ts y ana St1 Largo BEDitoJh To- ir i,iI ,nl'
iaraed 1.Sed D' OF the whole oo' vi" O'''' furnished OF '
Al WEST 10TH-ST., near 5h-avc.-Plcas-
~ e az 6nnD{ ROOMS large amt small with hr-tcass
tenha Visitors aceoi@odatcd rd SH''D terms ''"
"A WEST 1OTH-sT., between 5th and 9th
" gy M o, Lgi1ea 81, Rooms TO LET en- suite
private family references.
Wcst Side
4 TWO handsomely FURNISHED square
~ ROOMS without BOARD breakfast desired references
gwen and required. 81 West Twonty sixth.st
A PRIVATE family will rent to two gentle
closet %R or senn and %fs sS front goo VIZ
yatsd Railroad. no. 447 West 2istst.
4 APARTMENTS-TEN 263 West
"a Sohs' seven ROOMS for small families; all improve
mens elegant crates fvures garden drying grounds
Vehnlatea hgil oriei .indowa brown stone Ianit0r
furnished rooms, single and
AZ double and elegant general paIloT at 3 West 29ths
second door from Gisey House.
DESlRADLE FURNISHED ROOMS, with
a., BoAADi referonces gwen and required. 338 West
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-Hot and cold
Il water, WthBOARD terms moderate. $40 Woat 26Ihs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

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New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct 80. 1870 ,
% onction business was disposed

The following auction business was diSpoSeu
.,.o.I,v AT the Exchange salesroom:
- =, = Nos Al and 43 LudOwst W 500 90,
4 - p. Cyyanc and HesteF-sts lot zJAopoi ~ OV
ten tIS ~ 10 z Noftst W =, 4l10 II ,oo
4st0ry DIX yen .5 ~ X 700 4x51; L BFehoWs.-.SiA'40V
Of worm sN ''' ~, E a Laurence & Go. - oo
...- ,rs basement shOuses g soi ioIn''0 s00 OOO
z Y, ,ou ~ =, ga At each 19X65 l-izaDeln . Di'
sof W 57thst 100 It OF 1thaVe eao e23 600
JOhh loiiN IN r. T. Hdrneu =, ,-r, at
Ave story bk tent house with & lot vsriS S 1918
80 II %, IE icnt houses with lots OF 5s so 900
o a0 N = Of 2d.ave, each lot 70 iNlOv,0i - D
ST. VVA' = Va Jy u. W. seaman.
- ,..,,.. a "a ict W OF lOthave, 495 U -o -zo
~ 4si.sL lOt 2ioX7j; Michael Bui rs '''''''''
u oI '''''7 " BV Em. heanellI ., ,,aoot
-, ., -, ,s,,L r. q = of I2fth-st. % : II OF oos
Em6ave' lot Is 9xlOO1l Kate Murphy ''''''-''''''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
feriures au1 Glec!luos.
Gle Curt.

EXTRA RACE Day at JEROME PARK,
- AITRDAl Hoy 4.lLa first Will De pBnc-
tTaly % p In. a. BGLMJGT, President
g.. WHLAIIEY, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
6elp manieo

DOY WANTED-In a wholesale drug house; !;
ID must reside with hs pIeGA GVpy " EI1ASsI' q Liz
70 BeellnalsL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
iOinlcr nesorts.

VyHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
Bahama Islands now open r. ) PoHfEt PfoIrietsor eso
maion spply 10 JAMES LIDGEEWOoD & Co., 7GS Broad
way, Now lOrA.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

OOOK, &c.-Dy n good, capable, experienced,
y Protestant cook, steady and reliable ana Tng 10 & 20
any d,tauce country or city she can do any lhd OF NO
we'll for iamly boarding house has goo ~
tho PROTESTANT HOME I3o otaA'e- ioui u'oi'" """'0
hat
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

O, 49,. N-oes rbos Norton To- B y Noise 3 wears.
SgrGGfeScjal % j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Regis
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

is5i iG iyi60: o coles to King $4,000
MadlsonsL - ISib Ward Curry and vile 10 L ooo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17
THE EEpUBLIUAN POSITION
Everything TO be Done Openly
Revision OF Returns According
TO Lnw-Cheertul Surrender OIL
The Government II Necessary.

Everything TO be Done Openly
Revision OF Returns According
10 LuW-Cheertu Surrender OF
the Government II Necessary.
by tslSsrSph TO tho N, Y. Tribunal
wAsHINoToN, November 14.-Little
has occurred here to-day to throw addi'
tional light, on the political situation
There 10 scarcely Senator or RSpresen'
tative Of importance In town, and except
tho members Of tho Csbiuct aud bu'
rSsu officials, few prominent politi'
clans OF either party are to be found
Those who were here afeW days ago have
nearly oil gone South, each moved by q
desire to protect his party from appre-
bonded foul play, or by notion that II
would add to his reputation to figure
among the distinguished people who have
bean deputed to look after the count Ia
the doubtful States. Tho Capital thus
becomes a rather barren FIELD for news
Everybody IL settling down here upon
the belief that the result IL going 10 hinge
upon the action o. tho Returning Board
"a Louisiana. Tho Democrats say moth.
ipg about South Carolina going for Til
den now, and II 10 evident that their
hopes Of Florida are growing fainter and
fSintsr. Having started out With the
aSssttIon that they had carried LouiSi:
ana By 5000 majority, they are disposed
to make 9 stand on that State. They
aro loud and bitter In their accusations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17
nIIEIn.

a0STER.-on Thur.day morning, .NOyelatol
18Th, 1915. at O'Clock, 81 Scarlet Fever, Karin
MORGAN, daughter Of J. n. and Catharine Confer
aged years months and . days
Funeral from the Fe.idenee Of her parents, No
0is Mcculloch street. thI afternoon a. O'clock
Friends Of the family are Invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-17

TEE TildsnitSS idIiIs this '4hre Il DO
doubt" In q very douhtnl manner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
Prang's Illuminated
Crosses, Bouquets Inn
|perial and Album
Cards, for sale at
-B.ASI,NSK'YS.
II Il IL = o n "A l..

A. F. Nichols, Esq, of Gallatin city
Norwegian gulch or any other placc..y
may choose to locate him, as he is inter
csted substantially in various communities
was in town several days during tn
week, shedding his genial influence
among his acquaintances. AL. is as goot
as he is large, and jolly as clever.
Phil Boteler, an cntcrprising citizen O
the Yellowstone valley, who has some r,ct
mines at Summit, Madison county, vhicl
lie has been developing this season, cam,
over last week, to rusticate at his beautI
full ranch on the Ycllo wstonc, having bee,
temporarily disabled from active duty b,
cutting his foot severely with an ak. W.
trust Pills pains may be Of short dura
ton.
Revs. T. G.. Iliff, Van Orsdell, ant
Long, the latter brother Of Mrs. Oluck.
ncr. are in town. Rev. Mr.. Sleeves is cx
pected to-day. provided his health, which
was bad at the latest advices, will admit
of his attendance. Mr.. lift will preach
Sunday morning, and as he IS great
tavOritc in Bozeman, will no doubt have
q large attendance. The reverend gen
tlemen are on their way to attend .he
which VIII commence in
Helena on the 25lh. ...a.
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JUST RECETVeED
A large Of stock of
$50 c.nr. HATS,
Furnishing Goods,
AT
STRASBURGER & SPERLING'S.
BOHEMIAN, July 18Th, rs

BOHEMIAN, July 18Th, rs.
Mn. EDrToR:- Why are Christians op
posed to Spirltualls:s? Their respective
faiths are similar; both believing IN q
future conscious endless, spiritual exist
ance, the bedrock of all religions. One
would think that those who really believe
in the immortality of the soul could stretch
their liberality enough to admit spirit com
municatlon. Furthermore, the assertion
may be ventured, that those who persist
emily refuse to acknowledge the possibiii-
ty even Of such communication do not
fully subscribe to the doctrine of future
existence at all. Both assume the e.cr.
nifty of the soul with its consci0as ness
after death. Both must admit that the
soul being eternal must have always ex.
,sted, for nothing eternal could ever have
had beginning. Both should be able to
to make their argument
good, that the soul, with its conscious
ness, has existed from all eternity. Sure
~ over these common assumptions. Chris
tians and Spiri,uallsts should clasp the
hand of friendship, and In this centennial
Of our natural life, pledge anew their lives
and fortunes to free thought, free speech
md free press, alike TO all classes Of our
fellow citizens, irrespective Of every pos
Iib!e shade Of religious opinion. :.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
Governor Potts.

Governor Potts arrived in Bozcma'
Monday evening last. Upon the news OF
his arrival becoming known goodly
number of citizens waited upon him al
the North Pacific Hotel, led by the Bozc-
man Silver Cornct Band. After fire
scrcnadc by the Band, the Governor. in
response to numerous calls, addressed the
assembled citizens, stating the object OF
his visit to be to confer with them upon
the existing STATE Of affairs rc!atiye to the
defenceless condition of our eastern border
and the menacing attitude of our Indian
lie had no authority to call
for volunteers for defence, and no means
for the subsistence OF such, should they
be forthcoming at his call; Of which.
Judging from communications received by
him from other parts OF the Territory, lie
had no doubt. lie expressed the belief
that nothing could be done in that drec-
ton unless through the authority of Con
gress. He expressed and manifested an
and solicitude to do all in his
power for the protection Of the frontier.
but confessed that without the intervcn-
ton OF Congress, the assistance he should
be able to render would be very made
quate to the seeming emergency. H.
thanked the citizens for the compliment
rendered him, and concluded with inviting
all to call upon him and confer with him
upon the momentous subject under con
sideration during his stay.
The brief speech Of his Excellency was
we'll receive and heartily chcered.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
Rally for Defense.

There will be meeting of the citizens
of East GaIlatin, st the Change Hall, to
day, for the purpose OF taking steps to de
fend the homes and firesides Of settlers il
that exposed locality az ainst an Indian in
cursion. We regard the movement as
timely and wise. and trust the people OF
the Gallatin valley will take like action,
and organize home companies to prevent
surprise in case of an invasion. The sever
al passes leading into the valley shoul be
plcketed, and general rendezvous estab-
lished tor the promotion of this object.
I'm time of peace prepare for war" should
be the watchword at this time. should no
occasion arise for defenslye action. we do
not know what might occur, aud our peo
pie will have the satisfaction Ct realizing
that they did their cuty to themselves and
families.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
BISHOP TUTTLE'S APPOINT
IIENTS FOR 1915.

Bishop D. S. futile will hold services in
Montana at the following times and
places:
Helena-Gth s after Trinity, July %.
Cnlanville-Jnly %, pm.
Jefferson July %. SD H.
Boulder-July %, pm.
Fort shaw-1th after Trinity, July 80
Sun Rivcr-July 80. pm.
Fort Btnton-Angust /. SPIN.
Helena after Trinity, August 6.
Radersburg- August II. pm.
3 after Trinity. August 10.
Fort EllIs-Ausust 70, M.
Hamilton-Angnst 16. SPIN.
Bozcman-1Oth s after Trinity. August 20
Gallatin-August 81, SPIN.
Observation-Disclosures %, SPIN.
Stcring-\ugtst %, SPIN.
Virginia-1ith S after Trinity, August q.
Sherihun-Augnst 20, SPIN.
virginia-12th S after Trinity. Sept. g.
poindexters..SepttmHer 2, p N.
nta-Friday, September s, SPIN.
Bannack-l3th s after Trinity. Sept. 10.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-21
Black Hills Letter.

From letter published In the Helens
Herald, from Mr.. K. E. Huffman, former
Ily q citizen OF our county. and OF Later
years long a resident OF Rsdersbu.g,
we extract the following. The letter i.
dated June Goth:
! 'Therc must be owe. three thousand
men in and around this nelghborhood
The way the pilgrims flock in here from
the States is astonishing There is by
no means work for all taat come. Many
return sick and disguised with the coun-
try. If any from Montana desire to come
here to work for wages. advise them te
remain where they are If they are doing
anything by which they can make little
money, they are better off than here.
This is no place at present for laboring
meh. Men that have capital might use il
to adventage, as could be done at an
early day in Montana. But the chances
for good investments arc watched closely,
and capital has to contend against capital.
Flour sells at $40 per sack, bacon, 35c
potatoes, 10c; coffte, 40c; sugar, 35c;
oats, lac; hay, l5c. Supplies come in
slowly. People are afraid of Indians.
and are dubious abe ut the richness of the
camp.
The Government. for the present has
stopped travel on the Fort Pierre road,
and proposes TO open nd.protect one
route to the Hills. This route for the
present is from Cheyenne. much to the
disadvantage of the miners and people
coming in. This stopping of one road
and opening the other, is by many a::rib-
uted to the influence of the Z. r. II. r.
If any wish to come from Montana 10 this
place, their best route is to como by boat
to Fort Pierre, then by express or coach
to this place. From here to Pierre il AS
miles. From here to Cheyenne, 305 miles.
| believe the Pierre route will be opnt d
again in few weeks.
There is one thing, and only one, in my
|opiniOn, in which this country cxcels
Montana, and that is timber. 1t has bet
ter timber, pine and hardwood. In no
|other respect can it compete with our old
mountain home. The country is much
less in extent; grazing, fair; climate ;,
ice and snow on June 1st and
I'd; frost several nights since; more rain
than with you; country not SO healthy
here.
Should any desire to come here that
have property. tell them not to sacrifice
one cent to come. If they can raise
money enough TO come and leave their
property, it is all well; but if they sell or
give away their stuff to come here, they
will always regret it.
Some of the Montana men have taken
up ranches; others are mining; some are
making money, others not. All are we'll.
will send you copy Of paper publish
ed here. Do not believe all the stories OF
rich pay you see in it. We have no regu
lar mail; we get 1t as we can.
Truly, your friend.
X. E. HUFFMAN.
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IndiSputable Evidence.

| Indisputable Evidence.
ST. ELMO, ILL.,, July s, 1874.
r. V. PIERCE. NJ. D., Buffalo, N. T.:
l wish to add my testimony to the won
derful curative properties of your Alt
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery.
have taken great interest in this medicine
since l first used it. was badly afflicted
with dyspepsia, Eyer derangnd and an al
most perfect prostration OF the nervous
system. So rapid and complete did thu
Discovery effect perfect cure that i!
seemed almost like magic ard perfec,
wonder to myself, and since that time WI
have never been without bottle of the
Discovery and Purgative Pellets IN thu
house. They are solid, sound famil,
physician in the house and ready at |
times to lily to the relief of sickness-with
out charge. We have never had doctor
in the house snce we first began the ust
OF your Pellets and Discovery. have
recommended the use of these medicines
in several severe and complicated cases
arising from, as l thought, an impure
state Of the kood, and in no one cast
have they failed to more than accomplish
all they are claimed to do. l will only
mention one as remarkable, (thOugh ]
could give you dozens). Henry Roster,
furniture dealer. of this place, who was
one of the most pititul objects ever seen,
his face swollen out Of shape, scales aud
eruptions without end, extending to his
body, which was completely covered with
blOtches and scales. Nothing that he took
seemed to affect him particle. l finally
induced him to try few bottles of the
Golden Medical Discovery. with daily use
of the Pellets, assuring him it would sure
" cure him. He commenced its use some
six weeks since, taking two Pellets each
night and the Discovery as directed. The
result Is, to-day his skin is perfectly
smooth and tho scaly cruptions arc gone.
lie has taken some seven or eight lOttle
In oil, and considers himself cured. This
case has baffled the skill of our best ply.
sicianS. Messrs. Dunsford g. Co., drug
gists. of tins place. are selling largely of
your medicines and the demand steadily
increases, and they give perfect satisfac-
lion in every case. Respectfully,
W. II. CHAMPLIN,
Agent An. Exp. Co..
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Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL.
There will he divine service IN tn
Young Mels' Library Hall each Sunday
at IL O'Clock a. N. and O'Clock p. IN
until further notice.
Il. e. DiCKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will tie held rcgularl,
at the following places by the Pastor O
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Boze
man.
First Sunday. (of each monthly Bozeman
la. ~. East Gallatin, 3p. III. Boze
man, Up. m.
Second Sunday, Bozeman, II a. m
and 7p. m.
Third Sunday. Fairview, 10 m.
Reeves 3 p. M; Bozcman, Up. m.
Fourth Sunday. Bozcman, ii a. m.
Viewers school house at Z p. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at y p. m
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
m p.
Glass and Social meeting immediatcl,
after morning services. Strangers aho
friends cordially invited.
B. CLUCKNER. Pastor.
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GALLATIN VALLEY
Female Senzeaguz.v

Superintendent Rev. L. Il CaNTaHnsr
Principal--Miss n. g. CRrrrE1s9x.
Asst Teacher-Miss ELLA ArLsswosrK.
Matron and Drawing Teacher Mn. Can.
TzNDEN.
THE .eecrl term Of the fourth saeuaf
| Il g. ssiOn 81 this school will Upen o.
he scrOnd Monday. the 10th Inst. n tn
late residence OF Vim. X. Drew. betvaeo
Hamilton and Central Park. This prom
Ierty has been purchased, renovated .ed
enlarged, expressly TO accommodate The
Seminary. Thu site IS elig, BILE, the bu,td-
'ngs comfortat IL. and planned with r..
gard to enlargement, NJ Increasing popu.
latiou and patronage demand. rs deaisn
is 70 give substantial and polite eduns.
ton. IN connection with the irfiueucs q
a Christian family and happy home.
This term will close on the 3lst day ol
March. Tie third term will Omen t61
10Th day Of April aud close tine 30ah DIR
OF June.
TERMS.
For Boarding and Tuition, go pss uoath
For 1 uition of day scholars, per meath
Extra charges for teaching French o.
German, for Instrumental Music, Statioe.
cry. material for Ornamental Work. a,d
Washing.
For further information. address ~
Superintendent or Principal, Hamilton.
Montana.
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Stage Robbery.
GRIND Fa.lE'E'EE.

I 4 rattle will take place at NJ. r. Viii
lams' Billiard Hall, as sooE as the tick
cts are disposed of, for a
FINE PIANO,
which is in good condition, and for Gle
gance Of tone and finish, has no superio
IN the Territory.
Eighty chances, at S., 90 each.
Persons desiring to take chances cal
leave their Eanes at Williams Hall, O.
at this office. j-32.
Officers Of the Territorial Grange
The Territorial Grange, Patrons O
Husbandry, convened at Prickly Pea
Grange Hall, July 11lh, and had har
monious session of four days:
The following were the officers electe.
for the ensuing two years:
" M-Jno Jones, Prickly Pear Valley
GA w Switzer, Madison Valley,
LA l. Corbley, Gallatin 8
SIS Z Cope. - 6
A Sc A Maynard, Madison g
C-Mrs A W Swi:zrr, . IS
Treas-G c. McFaddin, Meagher Co
Sec'y-P B Mills. Boulder Valley.
G XIV B Meadow, Gallatin
Ceres-Mrs Jno Jones, Prickly Pea,
Valley,
Pomona--Mrs. e. A. Maynard, Mall
con Val 10y.
Flora-Mrs. W 3 Meadow, Galla.iI
Valley.
L \ Sc G McFaddin Meagl,er Co.
TERRITORIAL Purchasing Agent-E. A
Maynard, box g, Virginia City.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
John Jones, Chairman, L. & c. Co.
A. F. Burns, -
G. L. Lewis, Madison County
S 3. Cope, Ga!latin -
Next session will be held at Prickly
Pear Grange, 3rd Monday OF June, 1877
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Quarterly Meeting.

Quarterly Meeting of Bozeman Charge
N. Z. Church, will be held at Bozem4r
on Saturday and Sunday. July ~ and q
A full attendance of the official Board il
desired at Quarterly Conference on Sat
urday at p. m. Preaching on Thursday
Friday and Saturday evenings. Quarterly
Conference at 4 p. m. on Saturday
Free lecture by Kew. Mr. Sleeves at Sp. m
Usual services on the Sabbath. Quite
number of visiting Brethren from Utat
will be with us. A good time is expect
ed.
T. G. lLIFF, p. E.
4. R. CLECKNER. Pastor.
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The public school will be closed, to-
day, the current term expiring by limita-
ton. Mrs. Arch Graham, the teacher,
has given the most eminent satisfaction
to all concerned, the pupils having sd
vanced rsdidly in their various branches
of study under her instructions. She
maintained excellent discipline among the
scholars, gaining their confidence and es
TEEN and application to their duties by q
kind and firm course.