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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29
Rev. A. w. Lamar.
away.

. AS tho above gentleman is soon TO
visit all the Baptist churches in This
County, in tho interest Of tho missiona.
Ty cause, we publish for'the information
Of our readers, the following short pen
sketch of his life and character, from
the Richmond Enquirer:
"Rev. A. w. Lamar, Corresponding
Secretary and General Agent of the
South Carolina Baptist State Conven'
tion, was born at Leavenworth, South
Carolina, in 1874. lie is son OF Col>
Onel 7. G. Lamar, who distinguished
himself in tho lato war. The subject
OF this sketch was educated by tho
State IN honor of tho momory Of his
lAmented father. Procuring means
from his fathers estate to continue his
education ho entered Furman Univer>
sity and afterwards Greenvile Semi
nary whore ho remained several years,
and then accepted the call of church
in Nowberry county, whore no was
ordained in 1871, at tho age OF twenty
four. Tho State Convention of South
Carolina in 1873, appointed him Cor
responding Secretary and General
Agent, in charge Of all the work du-
ring it's rocess.
He was converted while at the mil
itary school, and began ovangelistit
labOrs amongst the cadets, reading tc
thom the Spurgoon sormous, &c. A
arst he met opposition and indignity
But soon those who offered came ant
asked his prayers. Having zeal, per
severance and oarnestnoss, he has haC
much success in his work. Besides
be possesses much tact, judgement ant
self reliance.
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THE SENTINEL.
3. I. asAHIsS. Elissf and egsssissar.
Terrps of. SuhbseriptioHa.
Advertising HRatOs.

Advertisem emf ts inserted at tho rate of 81 90
per square, of (9) nine lines, or LESS, for the
arst insertion, and so cents for each subse
Guent Insertion
- Contracts made for THREE, SIX or TWELVE
= months, on favorable terms.
Advertisements not having the number Of
kassrtIons msrked on them, will be published
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those terms are so simple any child may
understand them. Nine lines is square.
one inch. In every instance we charge by
the space occupied, as eight or ten lines can
DO made TO occupy four or five squares, as the
advertiser may wish, and is charged by the
space.
R6S~ Advertisers will please state the nun.
Der Of squares they wish their advertisements
TO make.
p6y| Business men who advertise to be
benefited, will bear in mind that the
SENTINEL has a large and increasing cir
oulation, and is taken by the very class O.
persons whose trade they desire.
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w" The three mills tax loviod and
collected each yoar to defray the ordi>
nary expenses of the County, would
not replace tho bridges washed away
by tho rocont freshet. Ono half the
bridges in tho County oan be dispens>
0d with and goed !ords, which cost
nothing, can be mado to take thoir
places. Over tho Saluda rivor, we be-
lieve there has been no less than six
bridges kept up, at hoavy oxpcnsc,
by this and Groonvillo Counties. Two
will answcre every purpose, of tho
six, and as thoy have all, with tho OK
coption of ono, perhaps, boon washed
away-we, on account of tho finan~
cial embarrassment of tho County,
and straitoned circumstances OF
our citizens, appeal to tho County
Commissioners, and ask them not to
consent TO the rebuilding and contin-
uation Of but two of tho numbcr.-
Those will answer overy purpose of
our people at this time, and until we
are in bettor circumstances wo shall
oppose tho rebuilding of any more
than half tho bridges now washed
away.
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FOR SALE.

YVNllE undersigned will sell at Private Sale,
i his valuable PLANTATION, known as
the Larkin Hendricks place, containing ll2
acres, on which there arc about 40 aoyes Of
first class bottom. There is also good new
Cotton Gin and Press on the place, good
dwelling ana oil necessary Outbuildings.
ALSO,
Another Tract, containing 1884 acres, on
which there arc fine Up Lands, we'll timbered
and first class bottom: and fine Orchard.
ALSO,
All my Interest in Larkin Hendricks
estate.
If not sold at Private Sale before the goth
of next September, all the above property
Will be disposed of at Public Sale.
T. y. address, Dacusvllc, Pickens County,
3. Z. JESSE CRENSHAW.
May IL. 1876 SO I'd
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Assessment Notice !

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
PIoKGNs c. H., S, c., June Is, 1876.
WILL attend the following plaoes on the
4 days designated, for tho purpose Of re-
ceiving the Returns Of Taxable Property for
the year 1876. to wits
Easley Station, 10th, Goth and 2lst June.
Liberty Station, 22d and Odd June.
Central Station, 9th and 28th June.
j. J. Herds, Goth and 30th June.
Dacusyille, 4th and 9th July.
Pumpkintown, 7th and 9th July.
Eastatoe, llth and 10Th July.
Taxpayers will please remember that NV
Books CLOSE on the Goth July, 1873; after
which time the penalty will attach.
AL0NZO NJ. POLGBR,
Auditor Pickens County, =
June Is, 1876 41
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Mr.. EDIToR-Engagcmont before
Judge Cooke, at Chambers, prevented
my presence at tho meeting Of the
taX>paycrs of Pickcns County, at tho
Court House, on the Sd inst. Every
taxpayer should Immediately give
notice to tho Treasurer of tho reasons
why tho tax should be abatod. Blanks
will be furnished at the office Of Nor
ton, Koith & uollingsworth.
]. J. NORTON.
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BGD" The many friends of D. F. BRAD
LEY, Esq, respectfully announce him rs q
candidate for the Legislaturc--su how
ever to the Democratic Nominating Conven
ton.
Mr.. BRADLEY served us faithfully in the last
Legislature, and more indefatigable worker,
or watchful servant of the interest of mis- con-
stituents can not be found in the County.
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For Clerk of Court.

Be4s The many friends of JOHN j. LEWIS
respectfully announce him as o candidate for
Clerk of the Court Of Pickens County at the
ensuing election, subject, however to the
Democratic nomination.
Mr.. LEWIS is true and tried Democrat,
and his fine business qualifications cminently
fit him for The Office.
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s% j. p. II. Camp, ex.T Treasurer OF
spartanburg County, has boon found
gailty of malfeasanco in Office. Scanda.
lous methods Of assessing and collect
dng taEos were exposed.
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For School Commissioner,

Bs5> The many friends of Prof. j. II. CAR.
LiSLE respectfully announce him as CAM
didate for the Office of School Commissioners
OF Pickens County at the ensuing election,
subject however, to the action of the Demo.
cratic nomination.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

DD" Tho Abbovillo Press and Ban
nor presents tho Damc of Col. Cothran,
for tho nomination as solicitor of this
Circuit, boforo tho Nominating Con-
vcnt:on whom it meets.
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DfS" The many friends of NJ. 8. HEN.
DRlCKs, respectfully announce him AZ n
candidate for School Commissioner of Pickens
County, at the ensuing cCction-subiect
however, TO the action of the County Demo.
cratic nominating Convention.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Legislature.

feAp Tho many friends Of j. B. SUTH.
ERLAND respectfully announce him as n
candidate Cor the Legislature from Piokcns
County, at the ensuing elcotion-subject,
however to tho Democratic nomination.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

~" We predict tho nomination Of
Tilden and Hendricks at ST. Louis.
With thom, q Democratic triumph is
assured, though there are other mon
who would accomplish tho samo ro~
suit.
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Sherih's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pICKrNS couN.rv

IICKENS COUNTY
Jesse Crenshaw vs.. Sarah Julian and G. W.
Julian.
RY virtuc Of an execution to me directed,
II | will sell to the highest bidder, Mt Pick
ems Court House on Salcday in July next,
during the legal hours Of sale,
Ono Tract of Land, containing Sixty Acres
more or less, bounded by lands Of II. NJ Loop
or, Solomon Loopor, Lacrc.;m 4. nacus sH.!
others. Levied on as tho property Of Sarah
Julian.
TERMS CASlI-Purchascr to pay extra
for titles
j. RILEY FERGUSON, $40.
juno s, 1876 10
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For Sheriff.

8eS~ The many friends of J. RILEY FER
GUSON respectfully announce him MS CAM
didate for recollection TO the office of Sheriff
of Pickens County ut the ensuing election
subject, however, TO the action of the County
Democratic nominating Convention
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

Bay" The many friends of W. G. FIELD,
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
Judge of Probate of Pickens County at the
ensuing election-subject however, to the
action of the County Democratic Nominating
Convention.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

Tho Spartanburg Horald says: For
onesolid week commencing on Sunday
the llth, thero woro heavy rains ov-
cry day in Spartanburg, raising the
wator courses, flooding the low lands,
washing the uplands, damaging the
crops, injuring the railroads, and
sweeping off mills, dams and bridges
by the wolesale. 1t is impossible to
estimate the amount of damage done
to these varied intorosts in that Sec
ton, which, must amount TO millions
of dollars in the aggregate. - =
The'destruotion of crops on the bot
/ tom lands in Lexington is said to be
worry great.
In Lancaster, q sevoro storm visited
the neighborhood of Fork Hill, on
Saturday, tho 17th, scattering fences
and blowing down trees in its course.
The Catawba river was booming du-
ring the freshet. All tho adjacent bot
tom lands woro several foet under wa
ter. A mill house, intact, was seen
floating down the stream carly Mon
day morning, but was completely
wrecked whom it struck the shoal al
Landsford.
The Watoreo river at Camden got
beyond it's banks on Sunday, and cono
tinuod to rise until Tuesday, when The
waters began TO subsido, leaving the
crops on tho lowland completely de-
stIoycd. Tho water is said to have
attained q creator altitude thar
at any time since tho Hocott froshet
in 1865, while tho damages arc grontoi
than have resulted f. ON n high river
even in much longer period.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Juno l9.-Al.
most the ontiro crop on tho Froncl
Broad was destroyed by tho recont
froshot. Tho rivor rose twenty foot
up to midnight last night, but was
falling rapidly this morning. Fioldt
and islands are entirely submerged
from five TO ten feot. Somo farmers
will roplant corn. Below Knoxville
farmers will loso about one quarter
Of tho crop. Thoro has boon very
slight damage ON Holston river.
A CYCLONE ON THE PEE DEE.-Last
Saturday torriblo cyclone originated
near Pee Doc bridge. and passed. by
tho bridge and on north of that place
with great force. At tho railroad
bridge it tore up the platform planks
which arc two inches thick and spiked
down, and stove thcm through The
framing of tho bridge. Tho support
ing posts woro twisted off like pipe
stoms, and whirlod through tho air.
Mr.. Sessums and two negroes grabbed
the railroad iron, but were about Il
be blown away, and rolled down th'
embankment and seized tho body of ,
trco for a mainstay. Several houses
wero blown down in tho vicinity o
the bridge, and two or three negroo
crippled, and ono killed. Wo hay,
not yot learned tho full extont OF dam
age done.-Marion Star.
i
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B@~ Tho Cincinnati nomination has
no elements Of strength, and will
awaken no enthusiasm. It's dofeat
will be easy.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

sB" DIR. ID. G. Tompkins has dee
clincd tho appointment of Troasuror
Of Edgofield County, vice McDevitt.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-06-29

DeAp Tho Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel favors tho nomination of IL.
V. Johnson, ior Governor Of Georgia.
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M- Y Kl RM R "a e.

MARRIED, on the 9th instant, at Cross
Roads Church, by Rev. w. B. Singleton, Mr..
W. II. McJUNKIN and Miss SUSAN NJ
MASTERS-all of Pickons.
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BeG~ Tho price of upland cotton in
Now York in 1857, was 138 cents, tho
highest prico roachod botwc cen 1910
and 1861.
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For Probate Judge.

Bea- The many friends Of II. A. OHILD,
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
Judge of Probate of Pickens County, at the
ensuing elcction-subject, however to the
Democratic nomination.
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.EASLEy HIGH SCHOOL,

NNHE Second Session of the above named
Il School will open Tuesday, June 9th,
1875.
For terms, &c, address the Principal.
}. Q. STOCKMAN,
May 20, 1876 80 II
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PICKENS Q. H., S. O.:

Thursday. Junc 30, 1876.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

lie you z Thako,r OF Bhownugrer is
trouble. VIII is he to do with his
f wives? TIE ThaksWr Is one of the
& Raj hs. of Katt awar. in Western
h. Three. years ago Ii. married four
Is simultaneously. At the time Ut
fiage the respective ayes Of the brides
! twelve. fit'e~n. sixteen and twenty
4 ears. The Pr,uce. whose broad ter
h slopes down to the blue waters of
Buff of C .mbsy. is said 10 be M d.
X u change Of religion. lie is now
|,,y y. ars old; he WIS only sevrnte~n
h ..martied and done for" four times
|, iu one day, thre years a.o. Now
lisins 10 became n Christian. but th'.
kuuari-s tell HIM Christians must only
one spouse. H.. IS surely perplexcd.
ku are the missionaries. who tell hun
.s 4 Christian, be can retain only
: Dt ,hr four wives at pr. sent Law fully
and that the prop'r wife to be retain
, the one who has prior clam ui'O"
Iichness. This is all very well, but
! sely meets the case. (Which ""e OF
,fsivcs has prior claim on me: ""sks
t bcwjl. errd Thak.Or; II married them
J. ke same day." The dilemma seems
u insurmOuntablc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

The silver Commission is divided on
the question of gold AID silver standard,
a. sOll"ws: SesatOr Jones, tie Chairman.
ls. of course, silver ma,,; Senator Bout.
we'll is not silv'r ma"; :. na,or B.,ey is
silver man; Gen. Gibson a vocstes !.
g"ld SIAN. ar'i. MIR. Bl nd irir0tuce., q
bill in tn thst C,ongrrsa a,lvucnting the
accommodation Of bullion in rt,e ,rtasury
u.~n VII ch 10 base thr issre If legal ten.
der C. rtificatrs. Mr.. willard is wi, hout
any pronounced views. He )eans, how.
ever, 20 th.. silve, side.
The three experts. au'hor Z-d nv the
Act creating the Commission. b ,e b. -n
the bone Of r"nt.n ion. hut The silver
men have ns!aei tw', Ot The hire. viz :.
Mr. Nours.'. If Boston. for tn, East. \
gold ~ ~; Cen. DIX. Of New Yn,k. for
the M"Idie Sta e.. silver nIx,: ami Mr..
Groeslcck for the West and south. also 4
silver man.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
The Friends Of Old.

le friends of Old, ye olden friends.
Where are yc all to-day?
Come back again this evening hour,
And tell me wher. ye stay.
I'm tired t0-nigh, !alone dream.
And. sitting in tn" twilight shade.
Let M m"ry bring " back once more,
Ere thoughts 10 sleep are laid.
Ia have ye ZONE in many . throng,
And whisper+h me one by one,
o. days sg",e, If scenes once viewed,
Of things together We have done.
| see ye all but, scatter, d far,
Some cross the seas row r.,am.
While many in the churchyar sleep.
And others. bl. seed ut home,
Are musing, a. / Am Tonight.
Der days Of Aud Lang s. me-"
And dreami' & Of pas, happy hours,
Oi youths bright summer time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

We CLEAN The following from the report
Of The Pr. s'dc,.t and Directors Of the
NOr'Aer" Pacific R~IIr. ad, resde TO the
'st'cKliOiders. ut the annual m+cting held
IN New York. S. ptember 27. 1875:
A. the r. suh of The proce dings under
the foreclosure If the mOrtg"g., by winch
the r" and its properly were transferred
from the H. ce'Wr to the pr. s. nj Oryxniza-
tiOn, the OnihoIdtrs became the pref ,r.
ed stockholders and owners of all lhe
c"rpOrai franchises and property except
patented aud crrtii' d lx.als in MlnnesO a
aud OAK to. On these lands foreclosure
,s in pr"gftss and o. arly consninfna,ed
TIE ownership is exclusive. exc, pt that
the holders "f the original st'M.k bea"me,
undl' The p xnuf h. reorganization, Conn
mon stO. ki,Olie's, entitled to vote after
July 1. 1873. upon . minority interest,
AID euti'ieI to divid' nds only after per
mon q, sick s.c r. A% hnG hit It. E.xect 10 receive any
dividend next year. Thr property of the
company c,ns,s,s If 555 miles Of railroad
in operation. TIL" equipment IT she ro ID
consists Of rs loc"mO. ives. q pas niger
cars. 81 express. ts-gage and ca'"ose
c ,Is. l.l98 fright cars. and the cOrrcs-
p"ndiDg number If hand cars. tools, 'tc.
/ be lands IF 'lr comps y already a.quir-
e and I" be quirej under the tore
cl.s,r-. Arrl by u" rOmplefion If the
rnh % Lake Superior, c"">ists 1T $685.
2ts acres in Minnesota and Dakota. and
,,2.a5.017 acres ~ Washington T. rri'ory.
acr. ga, 'rg 10 lC.1 : scfcs ~i'hwhn may
bt..,und due thu company in a|if"r' in and
Ognn The fl'a,'". debt is : $l1O, ,S66.51.
Tk Pacific .,iv'sjon regularly yields
smll ne, prof, The report urges fhe
in,rdia.e COn.tructi"n of 81 miles of the
Prallup branch aud ,h+ development Of
tiicom pany's coal lands. Th'rc are IT.
a,ltou, thirty thousand pers"ns o" the
stk lis, Of the company. The anl"u"t "f
: pnrrrd stock issued I" 'i"t exceeds
}HOO 100 Ncgo,ia' Ons are in progress
as,y the Territory If Montana 4, v"t" q
{ .ys,,,y If their bon : 10 the .xtent Of
J, xx)O per mile for The first 800 mil ut
II r.l cunstru. ted WI hin tn ir lmits. The
M arninvs ot the comp nv from Srp
: II er ~. 1876. TO August 81. 1876. were
g. V16 24
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
FlusT DlsrRICr-H. N. Blake. Judge.


Sec, nu mon Nv in August.
FlWsT DisTRICT-H. N. Blake. Judge.
In Mah,.om county, ut Virginia City.
end rnnnlay in Marcn; second tnon'!ay in
S,p'c'"'wr.
Ia Ga latin county. IT Bohemian. first
monday in May, Alb monday in October.
In !. ,lerson c",,n y, ut Rad rsbnrg. LIST
Tucsd :. in April; 4ih TIL sday IN Sept.
SECOND DlsrnICr-u. Knowles, Judge
In rcer Lodge county. at Deer Lodge
ci,y. :, ,tnd monday ~ April.
t',r>, monday in ~ PteMt'er. (fOr all
Causes ha,can i,e fried wir,sut'a Jury.
~xcep, Il case. where the parties consent
thai u special ycnire may iss'ie to try the
sam
Fms' monday in December.
In M-souia c.,unty ~ MtssOule. fourth
m,nt.av N June; sec nd monday in No.
ye,,l,rr
In Be. vcrl.ead county. a. Baprs'k. first
,,nn ~ in June; second monday in DC.
,s~r. -- r...o
n,,n ,,,,rurcr ID. s. Wade, Judge
,,,w,s and Clarke county. +" hele"'. ~
ar,, monday in M"'ch' ''s' ~
N.Y. W.,ancr W.". c,Nn,y, at damon" Cns. ,s.
fonr,h monday in april; wv"
in October.
,.,;,.d States Courts are he'o ~
Ny. 1,;,v u .r Lodge and He'r'a. ~
-. i,m.s the TerS't"r"' D'e"
.rs held 4 those place.!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

WAsnINGToN, O.tub.r l8.-rhe Com
missioner Ut Indian Affairs ;o-,iay re-
cs'ved letter from Cen. Mitchell. dated
Fort Peck. Montana, S~ptcmb 25,n con
vey'"g Intelligence that Sitting Bull ask
permission for his warriors to come into
that agency 10 trad for ammunition.
Tie Litter says Little Buck, Elk, aud Un.
''alspss. tile chiet warriors OF the band
arrive" ON tn" evening OF the 23d inst.
SIX nights out from Sitting Bulls camp.
btaIi'g the application Of Sitting BuE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
nr James Shaw.
..,., Fort Ellts, N. r.,

r,r ,.ar twenty years q regular ~. s...,"h,a s'I
f"i ntW ' ,,..,n ." uf ,l,e city Of Ph''aaelph'a;;
ara -. sm .,"r time resident Phy.,c's" o.
ana , pn',xIyn,,,x %, '. Ho-pi,"l. ard Consul, J"
ing Phys'c'"" in "tne' puts '";,m . number q
.liiu,ions of that c''y' ssI.,', WV" in ,he vol
wears experience rs" ',',s ou, army Of tn
unrecr service and reguaa g.'',,aH % on Ion
United States. Can u.th .:.s.a.,s =, that 70,
standing ana chronic dlss"esrd snd = children ci
The diseases of women III"
speciality. L., ,s-. -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

hen a Boston girl gets miffed et her
aid she says: Base tyrs"t, shall
I thee and fly to my parental home. "
In !. western girl becomes similarly
ted she SIMPLY remarks: "Old man,
going to git up and git, and If you
Il like it, just climb up on your eye
- =: dscif you rsu s,"p 'Rc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
DonL. BVam,

Ci,,;,,.,: building. north side Nam
.,,e.,. Having located IN ' Ds'~s'"H 81 ,n, ci,,-
Aesr ms pr"fess''hn' '.,,v rs,.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

considerable excitement has been caus.d
in the City of Mexico by the ann"unc--
ment that The wife Of Senor Matthias Ro
nero. who was few years ago the Mexi
car Minister to the United States, Ina
elOpti with one Celes';no Negreie. u wri.
ter for tie press in thar city and mar
rietl man. She took with h'r $40. 900 in
mo"ey and jewels. Soon after the die
covery cf the elop m. Mt Seoor Rcmer,
app. arch in the Mexican Congress with
Ou' any apparent embarrassment and de-
iivered an eloquent SPEECH in defence of
thu government on some subject under
consideration.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

wItf msh FEse .eetilyid have o1isse nnr.
II Was relating the circumstance At
he City Hall, wr-h hM was asked Why he
d,dn't Close ,i' bargain.
"Weli. =. hal cha, c. II trade The gun
for six hear -trA,'s.'' be rep led II sup
pos Ia hsv' made better If | had tax.
,h' land, but tell you Their used to
be = heap If money IN b. sr-l.l,s."
''Dii you catch many bears ?" inquired
another Of the group.
'sNOt q "Ons.rned one"
''Then what good dm your traps 10
youS"
traded 'eM for scOw."
''AnC. the scOw?"
''She ssnk.
Aud then you realized nothing a,
III -"
Nothing; hut when f.llcr's taste
RUS TO b.ar-tr.ps and old sccws yo'
can't mike him buy land. I'm not sor-
ry. s:r--ho. q hit. When own anything
II must b. something that l can take q
interest in Free Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

The. drain in Boulder gulch has been
started upon by N'han. OConner, Smith.
Kelly & Co These digginxs paid very
welt ! 81 year. snd fro'.l surface indic;i-
t'ons. II Is fir toprcsume that they will do
even letter the Cunning winter
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
Times Of Holding The Courts Of the
Territory for The Year 1876.

The Supreme Court ut its late e"ssion
11xcd ,h- time Of holding the court for
1876 making some changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
/, Il-le, first IN mday ~ 'J1ncary and
Sec, ma mon Nv in August.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26
FRANCIS eElSD0RFF, N. D.,
Upper Yellowstone, !, ,rr,cr

a uT *ourCe. M. d.
.>uvsuIAn nANDSU RECON -.,lhce
>" ~. ms,d. II, on Church STR e.
n..',n = a. -" II r.. offers his professional MAJ
services to the citizens VI o'A'
.,all,tiu county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

Mrs. Nash, of Janalca, West Indies,
lectured tile other day at the Centennial
on the products of tl,s island. Hundreds
of red nosed men whosurrounded the plat
form, evidently surprising that samples
were to be passed around free, went away
disappointed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-10-26

. ,no1I.AHS A DAY At bolne' AK M
",.I Outfit and terms ire
TECE i Ce., -.aSOs'~'