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In Chancery.
January Is, 1856.
cTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO couN
= TY, County court
Joseph C. Mecleary

Edward Rouse and others.
The Defendants, NJ. J. Henderson, with ThomaA
Henderson her husband, and John Rouse, non.res-
idens Of the State Of West Virginia will tAke no.
tICe, that on the lob day Of June, 1873, the Pain
til hled bis bill In ChaIcery, the Obect Of which
was 10 InJoIn Il r. Craig trustee from Nellnv at
public sale tract Of land belonging to the aid ID.
oluntieS, 10 pay a debt claimed 10 be due 10 he
estate Of Mary Filming, decG, and 10 the Defend
ants Mary J. and Margaret Il. Fleming ahd 70
ioruclos4 mortgage made BY the tald RouIe and
vile 70 ths Plaintid, and TO have an y count bo-
tween al the parties, and aAcertAIn the priority
Of the liens on the Sad tAct Of land and the pay
or Of the sAi hill Is 10 that effect; and the aid Ed.
ward Rouse dyiug the Plaintiff hled his Dill Of
RevIvOr and supplement, by which the heTs at
law Of the sald Edward Rouse are made parties TO
the said suit.
The aid II. J. Henderson, with Thomas Header
son her husband, and the hald John kouIe, are re.
qured 10 ap, car within four weeks June 9th, 1867
and do what IL necessary 10 phteCt their interest
10 the aid original suit and the bill Of Rsyiyor.
R0BT B. WOODS,
Clerk Of the Iaid Court.
Nav A. 1876 myp.Tu
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0F WEST vlRoINlA, ono CUM ~

crATE of WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNT
. IS. COuuty omt
1hOmas E. NcKinon and A. HI
Marsh,
vs.
John Adams Milo Adams, Mil
ton Adams, Vigil Ad ,Ins and 7, rb.r..ry
Cynthia DInaway, with Ed. a.
waFd unAway her husband,
and G. U. DAvtnp IT, Admiu.
istratOr Of the eslato ol james
N Adams, dec, asel.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that In pursuance Of
decree entered in this ca.e At the April term,
1885, will sell at public suction Of the front door
Of the Court House Ol the aId county, on the thir
teth day Of May 1876, too following described real
et.e tituate N the city Of cling, on the east
side Of Market street. that Is TO say, tho Aouth half
Of the north half Of lot No o., Of the old town Of
wheeling, Q ng the salpe property tho said james
NJ. Adams died seized, and now Ia the oecupltion
u the said John AdAms Excepting hlty feet on the
east end Of the said quarter lot devl,t'i by the aid
J. NJ Adams to the said John Nd,ms.
TR Ms " SALs-0n.-third part In baud and tho
remainder In two equal annual pay ymenis, secured
by notes with security With interest frOmlthe day
OF sale. DANIEL Pc X,
Special Commissioner.
T.nuarw OK IRSk mVN,W
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New ORLEANS, May 1G.-A special
telegram from Governor Kellogg says
that the Governing Committee OF the
New York Stock Exchange have agreed
to place Louisiana bonds on the Cali
List of the Exchange, from which they
have been excluded for the past two
wanna
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LONDON, May 16.-steamships Periere,
Baltic and Anconia, from New York,
have arrived out.
New YoRK, May lG.-The steamships
Frisia, from Hamburg and BOthenia from
Liverpool, and Kenilworth, from Ant
Marn arrived.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1e.-De Marceres, appoint
ed Minister Of the Interior, has been ga
zetted.
NJ. Garvine, Bonapartist, has been elect
ed to the Chamber Of Deputies.
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Rnrnnn Elected.

HARTFORD, May l6.-wm. H. Barnum
was to-day elected United States Senator,
to GIL the uuexpired term Of the late SEN
ator Ferry.
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FIRE RECORD.

DAVENPORT, Ia, March 1s.-At one
o'clock this morning Renwick, Shay; &
Crosset's planning mill and lumber yard
were destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000; in.
surance $1,000.
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MADISON, May l6.-The Grant powder
mill at Drakesville, N. j., exploded TO-
day, killing two persons and causing
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Killed on the RaiIroad.

COLUMBUS, O., May l6.-The dead body
OF an unknown man was found upon the
track ot the Panhandle road this morn
ing, near Alton, this county, who had evil
IDENTIFY been run over by the cars. He is
supposed to have been tramp who was
stealing ride.
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Obituary.

NEW ORLEANS, May TO- John II,
Allabaugh, a well.known steamboat man,
died yesterday. ..,
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eoReleN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Aboliiion oi Nlnye Trntle.

LONDON, May l6.-The British resi-.
dents at Zanzibar have negotiated a treaty
with the Sultan providing for the entire
abolition OF the slave trade, under strin-
gent rules.
F1FTY.FouR ARRESTS.
Advices from salonica say that the to.
tai number Of arrests in connection with
the outrage there is 81, A preliminary
inquiry has been commenced and the ex-
citement in the town is gradually sub.
siding.
THE DrELLo.
A duel has taken place in Vienna be.
tween the Marquis Of Pallovinia and
Count Kalnoky. The weapons used we're
broadswords. Count Kalnoky was seri.
ously wounded.
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SALE OF A NEWSPAPER.
The Sunday Herald was sold TO Z. ].
Yokam and Timothy McAiahon. OF Co.
lumbus, for S2,700.
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LOUISIANA DIFFICULTIES.

The Cabinet held a session to-day Of
nearly three hours duration. All the
members Of the Cabinet were present.
The Louisiana difficulties were the chief
topic demanding attention. A telegram
from the Acting Governor OF Louisiana
TO Governor Kellogg, who is now in this
city, was read by the President, the pur-
port OF which was that serious disorders
had broken ont in East Fcliciana and at
other points, and reciting his difficulty
in securing the military authorities TO
prevent bloodshed, as well as his appre.
tensions that further disorders were
probable.
The acting Governor also telegraphed
that the U. s. authorities were not inclfn-
ed TO act. lsi
The result OF the consideration Of the
matter in the Cabinet was the sending Of
a telegram to Geno Anger, commanding
the U. s. forces in Louisiana, instructing
that officer, on the representation Of the
Governor, and it appearing that the local
authorities are not ablelto preserve order,
to give such aid as in his discretion may
be necessary to prevent bloodshed and
violence.
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Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on
Finance, reported adversely on tho Sen.
ate bill to reduce the interest on the
public debt and to provide for q safe and
elastic currency, and for the speedy
appreciation Of the value OF the Treasury
notes and National Bank notes to that oi
coin, and 10 gaurd against panics and the
imitation Of bank credits, and the Commit.
tee was discharged from further consid'
Grafton. 80.
Mr. Edmunds, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported with amendments
the Senate bill 10 amend the I'd, 4th and
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WASHINGTON.
The War Department Investiga-
ffOu.ta rlsU+

hOu. .'sAr
WAsH1NGToS, May 16.-Before the
Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department to-day in the matter Of the
Kentucky Central Railroad claim, Gen.
W. H. Dunn, Judge Advocate General Of
the army, testified that during the years
70 and Vi, while Assistant Judge Advo-
cate General. he was on duty US law off;
Ger OF the War Department, and in the
fall OF 1870, alter an examination Of this
claim, he was clearly satisfied that it
was Just, and therefore he made a
favorable report which being approved
the money was paid; he was influenced
by no one in making his decision, and
still considered the claim Just one. The
Secretary OF War requested him when he
received the report OF the Quartermaster
General on the subject, to forward copy
to Pcndleton, who forwarded an argu-
ment in reply. Pendleton never tried to
influence him, except by one brief oral
statement and written argument. The
matter was then left TO take its course.
The Secretary OF War never sought TO in
huence his Judgement; he did ask him
when he would be ready to report, as
Pendleton was anxious to go TO Europe.
This claim came up in the regular course
OF business, and received more considera-
than others, because Of The magnitude
amount involved.
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Mr.Lewis offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Rules 10 inquire
into the propriety OF consolidating the
Offices Of Door.Reeper and sergeant.at-
Arms. Adopted.
Adjourned,
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n EW GOODS!

c. w. SANFORD, T.. @
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Spring Hill.

This place is twelve miles from Bo1e-
Imam, end issa striving settlement of in
ldustr:ous people, surrounded BY a fertile
+. giol with III The natural resources that
could h desired by the industrious nus
tbaDdiaan. The l,adlng feature of this
!hsnlIrt is the Union Mills Which are in
perfect rupuing order. l. n. Benhrni's
saw mill is also running and keeps tie
settlers with all kinds Of lumber. Mr.. T..
10. Crane, one of MOntana's mechanics,
ms quite al extensive Blacksmith esfab-
'lishDlent with an ingenious contrIyancc
by which 10 KEEP the forge going, in the
shape of blowing machine propelled
t,r water power. Tie residents of Srring
Hill are without Il post Otiire and expert
ence no little Inconvenience III getting their
nail mat.,r. We und rstand All effort is
hing made 10 establish an Office a, that
place and trust they viii succeed in get
iinp enc.
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Black Hills Tribune.

| We have 1.ceived copy u tie trs
ISSUE Of this paper, publishe'! AT crook
jCpy. Black Hills, d. T. by X. =. Bunk.
4 Go. II is Heat little paper. and fl,
1ot local news. Il is dated June OH From
Its co umns we condense the foilowing:
4 letter from Kapil city Gays: Many
lold Montana miners are prospecting IN
this vicinity witt good indications Of sue:
cess
The mill above here owned by Mr.
Hnhert ia doing rushing business He
Icannot begin to fill their orders
There is to he dance in Donshue g.
Wins,on's new building on Saturday eve.
'ing a big time is anticipated,
THE miners Up. iar creek ali report
that they are doing well, and taking gu!
lots OF gOll.'
Buildings ere going up rapidly IL
Crooks city.
Al least $4,000 worth Of goods viii ar
rive here during This month.
Tne sound OF carpenters tools is beard
in the land They a-e the most 10 de-
nsud at present Of anything we know Of
We hear It rumrrsu to-day that parry
of men who were bringing saw mill from
Rapid city were attacked by the Indians
ami clever Of them killed.
Mr.. Ed Cook has put on poney ex-
press and mail line from here To Fort
Pierre. He Will rxke letters or tighr ex-
press .na'.cr through safely and c!ieapiy.
He intends running a regular line Of
Staucg 49,
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CORRESPONDENCE
BOHEMIAN, July 1st, 1916.
DEAR COURIER /:

1oLbNIAAt y " &SAs ASSU
DEAR COURIER:
Why is it that such vile paper AS TIN
Mad lsonian is allowed 10 cxistf Why IL
no. people speak their private Thoughts
publicly, and U terly pronounce II uufi
for society Nothing is too vile Tor it Il
publish. and no one is pure enough Il
escape its corrupt lies aud abuses.
positively affirm and believe, that n' body
IN sur community could be 50 low as ts
write about our editors in the style they
did l., the last week g issue Of the Matil
sonian. AID if there Is Aperson here
that writes 81 much untruth they had bet
,er not make known their real rstnes.
\. The gentleman Of the Times is person
who is very highly respected in the c"n
mu:ity. and why be should be the sub
;cc,. O, SO much ridicule IS more tina" ! OF
.,yone else can tell. When their local
items are every one verging into vulgar
inv. and his would be- VIII is Disgusting.
II the MsuteuniaH thinks II or any other
paper cat make anything BY CONSTANT
everybody, il Is mista~eG.
Very Sincerely,
LADY READER.
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Tie Second Bozeman Expedition
To the Black Hills @ L.

Letters W. receivei last Week from
Mes,fs. Clark and Morrill,, who went our
with the Sc. ond expedition from his
place 10 the Black Hills. They arrived al
Dead w God City on the 9th Of June. Tn.
N yfe l'ion hs: no trouble with III. Ind
ans uuiil within tif'y mics Of the euh Of
TIC Journey, when small party run upon
the nam in The night iif.ng into II an.
wen ding two hoi ses. Thu FIRE wa
promptly returned ~ the guard and III
IEdi4ns made 10 halt. The expedition
followed the wagon tracks Of the forme,
exp, dition which niesnd red consderah,
from IA dir ct course Mr. Cl,rk think
that he dis apcr by III. route tax II by
Iihc,n Is about coo miles from Roz IMAM Il.
D aiwoo! city. bat is of opinion t'at III.
,oatrey can be made iii fol.r hu q {. an
fifty n,ii.s hy those acquainted With the
Icountrv
Mr., G. IS SICILY pie sed with tn" coar
.fFy. Immediately after his arrival al
DaadWoni city Is purchased d lot Oh
ahich he intends building ,lv ~ and
sale stable
The population Of tie gnlch he est
lnin;es Ell SOTO perSCGs
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Bishop D. s. 1'ut,le will Eold services II
Montana at the following times and
.l,aees'
Misso',la 81 s after Trinity, July 2.
EasteIhuFsday July 2, s pm
Deer i5odge-1 t. s after Trinity. July 8.
Bis ..sfoot--i'hn:-(lay. July IL s p On
sisena- 9th { after trinity. july &c.
pl.fnond-M andav, July II, p u.
Helrna-Gti' 5 a:''r Trinity, July 2s
UsieGV;l !e-.5u!y %, p IT..
aet1 rson July Is. sp II.
y 'slirr-.'uly 2s, pm.
For! >haw-1.h : AFTER Trinity, July 80
San River-.joly 30, I p IN
Fort 3 nroa-August I s p II.
y lena Sta $ after TriaHy, Auguet u.
R4t!ershasg- August II. s p NJ
Hoztnan -etH s after Trinity. Auguat Is
Fort Eilis-11&agus1 l3 Up II.
Hamilton August Is. p IN.
is"1eraan 10Th S after Tr'ni! 2. August ct
t3.iia'in-Augiet. 81. pm.
arrison's-At CAST 90. s pm.
STIRLING iagCss %, SPIN
Virglnia-JIlL 5 after TRINITY, August AZ
Sieril:en-August So, 8 pm.
Eirglaia-12th after Trinity. Sept. 6.
Poind tiers Sept. z, 8 p m
Arsfnta Friday. September 8, & p m
Bannack-l3fh S after Trinity. Sept. 10
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Which I Shall Take =?

This is often very serious question
Ihooocd with proprietary medicines, score:
Iof which are Recommended as certain
|cures for bis peculiar aii.nent. He reau;
The papers, circulars and aiinanacs, AMI
fi,is each sustained by plursib'e argn
menfs setting for b its virtues and specific
action. The recommendations are az
strong for one as for another. The cur.
claimed 10 have been wrought by Que are
AS wonderful as those claimed to have been
wrought by another. In his perplexi,v
and doubt the sufferer is sometimes led
10 reject ell. But it should be borne in
mind that this condition OF things is one
that cannot he rcmeded. Int land where
ali are free, the go,d-the truly valuable
must com. in competition with the vile
and worthless, and must be brought to
public notice by the same iastrumeniali,.
which is advertising. In such case,
the only. absolute proof that n
remcdyis what it claims to be. is to,ryit.
The test of pudding is the eating of il. !
sAbsye.aI things hold fast that which =
COCO, is the apos.e!ic injunction. There
may, however, be stronger presumptivel
evidence in favor of one remedy than
there is IN favor Of another, aud til
should b. allowed lis das weight. A due
-egard to this may save vast amount Of
and a 'usel es outlay of
money. As presu.np,ive evidence in favor
II DR.. P.eree's Family Medicines, the,
Proprietor desires TO say, that they are
,Tepared by new and scientific process
y which tho virtues of the crude plants
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Crops -. the Valley

Our agent who has traveied over 4
great portion of tie valley duriG. tnt
last We. X, reports the crops. looking veil
The gras-tuppers, 50 t r have NOT ms
teliaiy damaged them, Some fields that
were aprafeutiy hi " sic BY hes pests
hav. assumed 8 secnned growth. and
promise TO yield well. Tn. yrasshoppers
have commenced their westward fight.
and .-hou!d there he no further influx.
we anticipate little or no damage from
them this seasor
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National Park Scenery II
CSLCn.

/ Mr.. W. l. Marshall. o. number OF
Fe.r- ar, siden! OF Virginia city, IL tins
lei rItory, Is -Ahiblllng III" Wonderic
-cvnery % HE n .iinnal Ps.;k ii Boston
W. copy the following aot'ces OF his
lectures and entertainment, f.om Boston
pappIs.
The sries Of Wednesday evening
entertainments st The Christian Union
iiaii, Is 'T!-ton rect. closed last evening
with Il Interesting lecture ~ Nr. ".
Marshall o! tltcishurg descriptive OF lhc
aurai beauty aud scenery .. that large
tract Of ia.ld in Wyoming Territory, sci
aside: b. the Congress D. 1872 Us u nation
al park Mr.. MaIshsil las teen u iaAt.. 81
oi the region and here. BOAT for the last
Inc y. ar5 or inorr, Il wig been the
superintendent Of tie school for enc OF
the districts ri MoHlauis. Tie wonderful
gryacI region, where streams Of hot water,
ihJee 10 five feet in breadth, spoutng up
into The sir u distance OF $50 to BOO fe,t !;
TIE hoi springs, snd the llnie forn,a,ion,
which are Of Ill Golfers, an. are unsurpass
leu for brllianey and splenaor; the huge
csuons, through winch iiIe Yellowstone
River 1uWs, sud the othr. natural beau
ties oi lha piace received Tie notice they
ueserYed. The lecturer. hy the force o..
his 5clegerl. held he aiien tlou OF Tie
arg auditnce for about al hour AID :.
half. tie views pfese,te., ihiaug .
Bucks stieOptiran illustrative Of tbs
lecture were Of great beauty, END war.,
..reyty enjoyed ty Tie audience. boston
Press Oh ins2.
By SIP, cal request Professor William
/ Marshall exhibited by Tie ala OF i
s,arenpticon, bis views Of Tie gcysers at.d
,.i.er wonders &C the Tetowstonc Ma
.ioual Park, and delivered SO inucsl Of hi,
lecture u. The Wonderland Of thu.
Worid', rs is explanatory OF The views. II
Il, ia. !or 81 The Revere House. The En-
;,eror aud Empires and tiie!r suite were.
present, and exp essej great interest -
he views, which the Emperor sad were
very remarkable. and 'aG given hlni
much pteasure ard 1t bis request seYaia Al
OF the more remarkable ones were thloWH
10 the screen s stcond line. - 30 ston Adj
veriiser, 18th Inst.
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From sssa @tE.D. Agency.
Grow AeEr Nj. T. !
,lune 9Th iS1S {
EDITOR COuErEP

EDITOR COURIER
La'es. from Gen. Cracks command
Jute 18th. Attached b, the 81, TX. abou,
$500 strong. Fought desperately tor
fv hours; Sioux driven from tue field
One Captain killed. and one wounded
10 soldier killed and one wounded Ten
SIOUX soaps taken by Crows and Snakes
he Sioux haulded their d ad away syy
ropes with their ponies--and carried tie
wounded. They think thers 100 Sioux
sIlle.t. The Crow scouts were badly
served ard have al Lift Crook aid JONES
ibe,r families AT Prvnr's Canyon A large
',odv of Sioux fsmi les are also on Pry or
Creek only y few miles from the EroiTs.
Fhey are vi. hin Que sys ride from ms
ll,ce. They som to be scouting around
= gr.d deal for thy are new st, sllng
tfo:n The Crows frequently. TIE CruE.
killed tuc Sioux lose to their clmp 81
few days ago. Gen Creok had his horst.
shoE tTon under him during he eng.gr-
nags Nothing ;a kacwn ci General
ferEyss command.
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l;AllhIlkl VALLEY
HsWuM Seminary
~

Observation-Disclosures L. 3. CBIrTESpkS
Ffncirai-Miss VI g. CR.TEsDES.
/ Asst Teacher Miss ELL A1iEswoRr5.
Matrou and Drawing Teacher Mrs CRl.
TENDEE
ISHE -eeotli :erm of the fourth annual
a 8 ssion u this school vii. op,a On
ne >srond Monday, the 10th inst. in tha
HAZE residence ~ Vim II. Drew. tetw-ea
Hamilton and Centrni Park This prem
,efly has heen purchased. renovated .Hd
enlarged, expressly 10 Accommodate ths
$ rCic..v, The site is iig bic, the build
'nss co,afor'a' lc, and planned with re.
gard 70 enlargement, rs Increasing popE-
|latior and Patronage demand. Its design
Is 70 give a substantial and polite eaueil-
ton. j" connection witt The influences Of
"a Christian family ara happy home.
t'hls term will close on Tx. 2l>t hay Of
March. The 'irA term will omen tue
i0ih day OF april cad close the Seth day
OF June.
1ER5.s
For Boarding and Tuition, 500 r,cr month
For :! ulilon OF day scholars, per nonik
Extra charges for teaching French OF
German, for Instrumental Music. Station.
Fry. material for Ornamental Work, aaG.
washing.
For further information. address The
Superintendent or Principal, Hamilton,
Montana
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Lecture

l.ev. Henry Sleeves, pastor Of tie NJ
2 GhuTch u Virginia City, viii yi-i
Po1eman Oh Lis way to s''e' & the Con
ference at Helena on ti1s 25,h, ard by re
quest will deliver q lecture nj he ". E
Church ID this ace on Friday evening
lhe 2l>t. and 9.each on Sunday, the % }
Mr. Sleeves has the reputation q being
fluent, pleasant speaker and al 8ioCucu
divine. He has reliverei 4 series uf nc
tar.s i'll Virain',. City. H,'i"a were highi,
commended BY tie press OF that city
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scl7Dli Flick Mic.

Mss Sweet, principal of Sain. Jane.
Parish School. gave her scholars :; pic nj,
Al Ecali's grove ~ the Fourth. Although
the tnloer in attend nee waa small, il
'ii 10; less. tic cnjevmani OF those pre-
ent. 4 nice repast was served, ana all
came home in the evening highly pleas d
with the manner in which the day va
spent Miss Swec; takes grca, inttres,
nnf ouly il cult!vatng tho minds OF her
pupils. but Ill contributing to ,:ieir pleas
u:e and comfort.
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Death of L. O Holt

J.. O. Holt, for number Of years night
Estchman in BoZeman. died in Helena on
the 10Th ult. On The 10th Of May, 1873
IN was brarally stabbed by Charles Clay
who is now serving term In the peniten-
iiory for the ACT, and his death was he
result Of the wound inflicted by Clay Mr
Holi was abou. forty years of aae at the
time OF his DEATH, He was az efiic,eni
olicer, and on honest man, HIS nnmer
Gus friends here regret his death.
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Mon tauians in the Black
Hills.

Mr. O. L. CLARK j. our authorized agent
in tile y! ,ck Hills. and viii receive sub.
scripiions for the COURIER. Mr.. Clark
is located ut Deadwood City. Montanans
in tht Bills will find the COURIER m ex-
celient medium through which 70 obsln
the latest news from their old stamping
ground ], con aims a weekly uigest Of
local, Territorial and general news. SUB
scripticn, s. 90 per year
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-07
= FIRST DEPARTMENT !.
SECOND DEPARTMENT
SPECIE PAYMENT RBSUME.,.

I. Bfunelt is sell,ng family groceries.
Or, goods, cigars ID tObecca, wines, etc,
>. h. very lowtst prices. Grcentacks
taken 81 par. Farmer, and others make
u note of these facts. and when you need
anything in his !.nr call at Brunert's Cheap
Cash Store, blaiu street, Bnzeinan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-07-07

The Dozem n S:lger Cornei Bad j.
composed Of some Of the best citizens Of
Bozeman, who do moi have TO set drunk
IN order 70 make music, and the filth
singer ioy the Madisonian. who claims 10
be the ''iteun-eioer" of Bozeman, had let
tn keep shady o. u, will he wearing = lis
head in sling. plen,ifuIy pou!uced with
trceh beet.