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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07
Toe the Mark.

Mr.. Caulfeld, of Illinois, has intro
duced in Congress a bill providing that
the heads of Executive Departments may
occupy seats on the floor of the House
of Representatives. Itsgives the Secre-
tary Of State, Secretary of the Treasury,
Secretary of War, Secretary of the In
terror, Attorney General and the Post
master General seats in this body, with
the right to participate in debate upon
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07
sCuENCI<'s PULMONIC SYRUP. MA
WEED TGNlC AND MANNIkAkE. FILE.

WEED TONIC AND MANDitAkEs FILLS.
These deservedly celebrated and popular medicines
have effected revolution in the healing art ard proved
the saacy several maxns which have for ~ years
obstruc;Sd the progress OF medical science. The alse
suppositian that Consumption is ncurable" deferred
physicians attempting to find remedies Tor that dis
ease, and patients afflicted with 1t reconced Themselves
to death without making effort To escape from doom
which they supposed % I've unavoidable. IL IL proved
however, that Consumption BE- cured, and that Il has
been cured in avery great number OF them
apparently desperate ones) by Schencs Pumonc Syrup
alone and in other 10y the medicine in con.
nection with Schencks Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills one BOTH according 10 the requirements Of the
case.
DIR. Schenck himself who enjoyed uninterrupted good
health for than forty years, supposed at one
time To be Mt the very gate oi DEATH his physicians hay
ing pronounced his hopeless and Abandoned him 10
his tate. He cured Ivy the aforesaid me,iicnss and
since his recovery, many thousands similarly affected
have used DR. Schencks preparations with the same re-
markable success.
Full directions accompany each, king II not abso-
lutely necessary o. personally DIR. Scnenc uness
patients wish their lungs examined and for this purpose
he Is professionally ~ his principal Office Corner sixth
and Arch Streets Philadelphia every Monday all
letters for advice must bs addressed Schencks medi.
cinee are sold by all druggists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07
Germany Sticking Pins into John Bull.

"England's little business with the
Khedive" is the subject ofaleading article
in late number of the Cologne Gazette,
i'll which the following passage occurs :
:" The English press every now and then
blows its trumpet and assures the
world that England is as wealthy and
powerful as ever. SO far as England's
wealth is concerned, this statement is
true enough; statistical tables can be
quoted in proof but it should be borne
in mind that other nations in Europe
have been taking rapid strides recently
in this same direction, and have made
comparatively greater progress than En-
gland has, and, furthermore, wealth is
not power. Carthage was weather. than
Rome, yet the Roman conqueror sa
amid the ruins OF Carthage"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07

PlMPLEs on the face, rough skin,
chapped hands, saltrheum. and all cutsneous
affections cured the skin mado soft aud
smooth, by the use Of Juniper Tar Soap. That
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, il
the only kind that can be relied on. as there
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07
HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me-.
BosToN, October, 1870

Mr. II. X. STEVENS: .
Dear Sr-A!y daughter. after having attack OF
whooping cough was lett in feeble state of health be-
Ing advised hy friend, she tried the VEGETINE and
after us ng "a few bottles fully restored to health.
have been great sufferer from rheumatism. have
taken several bottles of VEGErISE for this complaint
and am happy ~ " has entirely cured me. nave
recommended the NEGETISE 10 Others with the came
good results II is great cleanser and puriie. of the
blood is pleasant to take and choarfuly
mend IL. JAMES MORSE, S6f Athens Street.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07

You've Groom" SO your gov'nor's
cut again Been amiss 1 heard" Old
Groom" Well, the doctor said as there
wasn't much the matter, but he might
call it a 'bronkital affectation. If it we're
you or me. Jim, dare say we should
call il q cold. "-Punch.
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CHICAGO Business Directory.

I
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CHICAGO sCRAPER a DITCHER CO, &c LassIle.
AUCTION AND SALE ROOMS or HORSES, CAR.
RIAGES AND HARNESS.
WESTON CO.'S 1876 and 1873 u. Washington, every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 10 am.
AUCTION MART FOR The SALE OF HORSES. MAR
NESS AND VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE.
NORTHWESTERN TATTERsALLs. to Monroe.
AWNINGS. TENTS, TwINEs AND coRDAGE.
GILBERT, HUBBARD Co, 2c2 to 2os South Water.
BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS.
DIR; PRICES. Steele Price Mrrs Dol a 2C3 s. Water.
Chicago 204 N. I'd. ST. Louis. pa MAN, Cincinnati.
BANNERS AND GLASS sHow-cARD WRITERS.
MUM 4 DRUM, 2l5 w. Madison.
BOOTS AND SHOES-AUcTi0N AND COMMISSION
JAS. p. MCNAMARA co. az Il. Washington.
cowING's DRIVE AND WELL PUMPS, &c.
DoWNKR WooLNER, 20 and 100 Franklin
cRocEERY CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
ABRAM FRENCH CO., i0i and 1893 Wabashav
ENGRayER SEALS. PRESSES, sTEei AND BRASS
STAMPS, STENCIL TOOLS AN0 STOCK.
G. ii. HANSON, % South Clark.
EaGaayERs.
s. ID. CHILDS, JB, 4 CO., lis Franklin.
ENGRAvER DIE s;NKER & MANFR OF STENCILS.
L. BOCIiF, III Il. Randolph.
ENGRAvERS ON WOOD, Etc.
SEARS BROS Co. S.w. cor. Clark and Washington
FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS SPECIALLY.
DAILY. HENRoTIN q CO., IA and las wabash-av.
FURNITURE
A. l.. HALE 4 BRO, 200 2O2. 204 and 2Os Randolph
GRASS SEEDS.
ALBERT DICKINSON, III Kinsie
GUNS-CUTLERY MANUFACTURERS.
W. E. SPENCER co. "a State Send for price-lls>.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY WHOLESALE.
EDWIN HUNT SONS. So and 90 Lake.
HEAVY HARDWARE WHOLESALE.
KIMBARK BROS d Co. 81 to "a Miehigan-ay.
HOTELS
WOODS HOTEL, 1l6 lis Fifth.av Enoch Wood
prop, late proprietor OF Woods Hotel State-st
BnEVOORr, HOUSE, 1913 and 145 f. Madison. On the
European slan. IL. NJ. Thompson, proprietor
METROPOLITAN UOTEI-S25l ,,er dav Cor State
Washn, site of old St James, opp Field, Letter & Co.
OGDEN HoUSE-First-class In every particular Bar.
Der * torrey, prop'rs Ger. Washington and Franklin.
LUMBER.
TIE PESHTIGO CO-Green Bay Lumber North
Pier. W. E. Strong, Pres't; c. G. Hampstead, Sec'y
EaFRS. OF waRwicKsHiRE AND COLUMBIA sAu.
CESIMP0REO CATSUPS, FLAv0RiNG EXTRACTS.
LEWIS CO. l63 Il. Kinzie. Send for pricelist.
REAL ESTATE
JAS Il. GOODMAN Co, % Dearborn.
SAW MANUFACTURER
HENRY DISSTON &SoN,N.w.cor Randolph { Market
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES.
HOME 8. NJ GO, Johnson, Clark 4 Co., l4l State.
WATCHES. IGWELRY AND JEWELERS. SUPPLIES.
CoGSwELL. WEBER / co. iO5 and 1O7 State.
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40 TROUBLE SINCE USING
VEGETIN II.

CHARIEsrowN, October, 1870
This certes that my has always been troubled
with huor which has caused frequent swelling on her
face and about her eyes Physicians called Il the ysp-
elias but after having taken two bottles of the NEGE.
TINE, has not been troubled with u since
SIMON AIDRICH, ChaTlestowp, Mass
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07

BURNErT's Cocoaine--is the best and
cheapest lair dressing in the world
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07
rhs Rost OF ~ Gnod Comnnnx.

TNyFN Sig4 Tf7 4, CO., station ID, New York,
EDEH u hnUh want agents Tor the Silver Dollar
HaPH NV. Pixie Stationery Package. II con-
HDpHln kEaA tainB 4 sheets OF hIst-class paper.
H' ~-n'-~ s'v3 "a trst-class envelopes engraved
siverp!acd penholcer, golden pen, pencil, and valu
able pIize. sample package. with elegant prize post
paid, t9r, 90 cans . paokaeos postpaid, S3.5O1a
silver dollars and -, gold piece in every 300 pack
Agents circular free.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-01-07

VEeErINE is nourishing AMI strength
ening; purifes the blood; regulates the bowels;
quiets the nervous system; acts directly upon
the secretions, and arouses the whole system TO
action.
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Gao COX per day Send for Chrome Ca talogue.
DIV - ZOJ. H. BUrorDs Sons, Boston, Mass
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Proceedings Of Boau
COmmdnnsd6r

Proceedings Of Boax
Commianto
Prsssni-JSh&
man. George &. -
field. Commtl Z -
Petition Of Joao ~ W. !,
have a roid opeosd 3hl nl t6Wn % /
point on the telegraph nd: vis~efs %
pointed. = ssAa*' = e
Ord. red. that the Clerk have notice
published, inviting sealed proposals. 70,
the care and maintenance Of the sick,
poor AID infirm of thu county.
Ordered, that the clerk post notices fol
sealed proposals. tor 30 cords of wood lor
the use of the county-bids to be opened
September 18th.
Petition of Frank Murray. II. Country.
man ct a.. praying that voting precinct
be established at the mouth of Saltwater:
petition granted.
Petition Of G. w. Monroe, w. H. Tracy
g: al, to have a road opened between
Rozeman and Yellowstone Crossing via
Rocky Canyon; viewers appointed.
In addition to these proceedings various
bills were allowed, Judges Of election ap-
pointed, and jurors drawn.
Court adjourned to September 18th,
when it will meet as q Board Of Equaliza-
lion.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

We lost three good Subscribers yester.
|day-Messrs w. Fl. Fleet ADD A. j.
Campbell Of Frenchtown and Ole Nslson.
Cedar Creek. They have fnished up
work for the season and are heading fol
the new post On the Yellowstone. Tdhgne
River or the Black Hills, a events may
turn. May they have good luck.
Now that Helsns has iss Assay Omce
built and m appropriation made to susi It. Il
|m light be. 40 well to confess that govern
mens Assay Odice il Montana d shout II
useful and necessary as afth Wheel 10 Z
wagon. Il should b transfcrmed into
d mint and our gold and silver-tle latt. I
|aay 70 such amount = trade
dem -nds. The cost Of importing silvcs
change Il % heavy - 10 praetcally en-
largo u, while We arr annoyed with rag
Rsd and tattered postal currsacy aud pay
heavy transportation - 81 sslvsv out Of
ths Territory. Lse's I'll - IL IL have II
made : mint nd thea the Assay OdIce
will b of sone usA Who eppgUyee u
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

Fears are entertained for the safety o,
3. F. Dexter and Billy Smith. who wer,
returning from the Black Hills, in com
pany with Mr., Archie Mcdonald an!
party. These gentlemen separated from
he main party at the Big Horn mount.
aims, intending to 20 10 Crooks com.
ma"d, via Wolf inountsin, Not word
has been heard from them, and ss before
remaI ked, grave fears are entertained q
10 their safety, although hopes are enter
taiCed that Messrs. Dexter and Smith are
in the mountains prospecting.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Gro

Mr.. Grogsn, of East Gallatin, reports
good grain crops on the east side of tha,
stream, and very light ones on the west
On his ranch the crop is good and will
yield about !, 400 bushels of ox.s, and 20(
Of wheat.
W. extract the following from Mr.
Sutherlin's editorial correspondence "a
his paper, the Husbandmau: s.Wor.
den & Co., who own the large Touring
mill which handles tho principal part Vi
the wheat raised in Missoula county, in
formed Us that they had sent up to the
mines and disposed of $4,000 pounds OF
flour during the month of July. and that
thy would dispose Of about the same
amount during August, or before the
new crop commenced to come In, which
We uld about close out the entire stock.
This shows that there 10 no surplus OF
hand to affect the market tire coming
season."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

From the Bismarck Tribune. Aug. rs.
The Montana party which came down
on The Benton crossed thu river on Satar.
day and organized on the Hart river.
The party consisted Of 100 men and q
teams besides three women and . baby IL
arms. All we're we'll armed. About DAY
light Monday morning the Indians made
. dash on them. endeavoriDg to stamped.
their stock. Fortunately, however, tn.
took did not all 70 IN one direction, A,
It YVES, the Indians got away with ~
head. The boys have In remembrance Of
the affair IN Indian pony (dead), saddle,
aud two painted feathers. The pony
Was shot from under the Indian 10 b.
rode TOO near the wagon. The Indian
himself escaped.
After long struggle ~e have ass mr.
anes from the telegraph compsuy Of
ntes that viii justify the rsvival OF ~
Tri- Weekly Tnbaae. Win ~ people
give It hat support which he snsse;,rise
6eseryesl
The B%ntee kfs Tor he Ysllowstooe
With Two c0npeAtee q ~ Gsh lnfsntxy
~ - - - aaannnsnGnnuR enuu1ur ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
FROM THE GROW AGENCY
Crow AGENCY, Sept. f. s;6.

- ASOAA = AA0 ONOvV <AWENO
Crow AGENCY, Sept 4, 20.
EDITOR COURIER:
All is quiet in this vicinity. Bushes.
has bten very dull, wen though tht
Mountain Crow camp is here. for they
have got no peltry to swap; it has been .
iuIl season Tor them, as they dare not &c
into the buffalo country. All the Crow
warriors who recently went to JOIN Gen
Tefry's commend, have returned, als0
the crow Interpreters aud Scouts Thon,at
Leforgey and B. Bravo. The Snakes and
nearly all the friendly Indians left abou,
the sane time to join their families; they
were getticy too far from their homes
wives AID sweet hearts, and had become
umasy. The Interpreters say that every
evidence is presented to satisfy them that
the Sioux are in starving condition.
They haye eaten oil their dogs, and arc
now eating their horses. Game is very
scarce. They scatter over vast exten,
of country in their daily marches, but .,
night they generally manage to get within
hai)ing distance Of each other for protec-
ton. They were headed for the Missouri
river. 1t was thought they woul "a
down the Little Missouri The command
was about four or I'VE days behind the
Indians,
Capt. Wilbur. N. FIaharty, A. Nc
Donald. Col. Allen and others have Or
rived from the Dark Regions. Deadwood,
Livcwood. Norwood. Wildwood and
Blackwood. and say that gold is ..hcm-
metz Tor them there; IN fact, they have
got but few good words to say for any
part Of that country. They prefer Mon
tana. even though considered 0ull now.
Gen. Cispp and most OF his Geyscr
party returned to-day The new trader,
M. Peter Koch. with bis family, came
in to-day. M. Koch brought with him
the mail, which we were very glad to
receive, for it was about three we. Ks
since we had received one. and had be-
come quite uneasy snd anxious to learn
what was going on in the world outside
Yours. briefly.
u NO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The change in the proprietorship Of the
COURIER necessitates the opening Of q
new set of books. The accounts due the
Office previous to the change are now b..
ing made out. and their imiat diate pay
ment is expected, or forced collections
will be resorted to. Most Of the accounts
due in this county are by farmers. anil IN
order that no excuse may be offered for
not paying will take flour, grain, wood.
butter, eggs, and chickens.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
T A cOmplec stuck OF
School Books, Copy
Books, States, &c.:
For sale at BASINSKTS
i For sale at
Personal.
BASlNSKI'S

Personal.
S II. ]. HoDpy came il from the fellow
+, stone on Wednesday evening.
Mr., J. A. Farrell, OF the Ycllowston
Valley. visited h's friends in B,zema
this week.
Jake Gum dropped In to see US las
Tuesday, EARNED aud equipped ~ tn
law directs"
Tom Minor, stock man near the Vel
lows'one Crossing, is interviewing tn,
eastern metropolis.
Messrs. Tlomas A. Thompson and
William Bassett, of Upper YELLOWSTONE
are spending = few days iu the city.
J. w. CrOwell, u former resident Of
Bozeman, but now OF Helena. paid hi
old home aud friends visi. last week.
Gen. Clspp and party, after enjoying
themselves at the Mammoth Hot Springs
returned to the Agency last week.
Henry Klein. of the ex teuslvc clothing
house of Cans & Klein, Helena, paid
8ozeman visit. aud departed well
pleased.
s. NJ. Fitzgerald, whose abiding place
is on the Yellowstone, came to town
yesterday, and will remain for . few
days.
Mrs. Chas. A. Dyer, daughter Of our
worthy townsman, Mr.. ]. c. Guy. arrived
by Mondays coach. Mr.. Dyer is q,
Austin, Nevada.
Our young friend, George Graham, son
IF Arch Graham, of this place, arrived
home Wednesday evening, after IN 40
sence Of more than year in Missouri,
He is pleased to get back to his mountain
home sgsin.
Our friend Sam Trout brought wagon
load OF slsmiug big trout from the Vel.
lowstone yesteeday, which he sold Of
readily. He droppd INTO the Courier
Office and deposited the collateral for his
subscription and walked off with . clear
conscience.
James George came ia from the Vel
lowstOne yesterday. He Is making pre-
partitions 10 70 down into tic Indian
country to Tongne or Powder river this
winter. Jim thinks he Can 6nd g0on
company ind plenty of fresh wild meat
down there. which d everything for him
in the winter.
Mr.. L. J. P. Morrill,, accompanied by
~ q. "a 80
nesd.y's coach. Mr.. Morrill, fur thu
Black Hills, via Cheyenne. and Mrs
[ lark f,r her old home 10 New York.
Mrs. CLARK has TOR years been the ltsding
spirit OF our social circle. aud her ab-ence
will be sadly ielt. She wss kind neigh
Dor and an smiable la'y, carrying sun.
shine snd pleasure wherever she went.
We wish her pleasant and safe journey
10 her old home.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
RELIGIOUS.

Services at the NJ. f. Church each Sun
day at IL In. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school 1t $50 p. m. Prayer meeting eacl
Thursday evening.
L. w. b. LONG, Pastor.
Rev. L. B. Orittenden, Presb2tcrian,
holds divine service each 81 Sabbath in
the n. E, Church.
st. James Church.
Services each Sunday morning 1nu
evening at the usual hours. Sunday School
Immediately after morning services.
8eats free and all are invited to attend.
THOMAS +. DICKEY. Rector.
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Wood Contract.

We learn from the Bismarck tribune
that Capt. Haiman, Of Fort Lincoln, and
C. K. Peck, of Leav-nwofth, Kansas,
have been awarded the c0ntrac. to supply
the new military pos, on the Yellowstone
with wood. The bids were, Harma.,
So 81; Peck, So. Is per cord.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

We learn from Clark Switzler, who re-
turned from Enigrant gulch last Satur
day evening, that the mines are paying
well, and all hands are more than salts.
d"d. Winfield Scott had very narrow
escape on Friday from . boulder fal1iug
from the bank; as it was, his foot was
tadly injured.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The sncii0n sale. by order Of she Fra
Ma ionsl Bank Of Bozen.an, Of the IN
provements On b. N. Msguire's rancho
near B0zemsn hes been. postponed oss
week. but will positively take place o.
Saturday,. Sept. l6sh. A. the title Of The
rsnch e0as With The improvements. this
b ~ opportunity thAt should sos - ne
lecied ~ those WIN desire hon~. n.
ssrs and sstssd aud listen 70 Bob's ms1o-
diooe yoiee.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
LETTER LIST.
Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
nom Boxomau p. O.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails
nom Boxeman 2. O.
Arrives from Helena daily Sunday ex-
|cepted. OOutsact time p %.
Depasts for Helena daily. Sunday e
|coptod. Contract siuae 8 : n IS
Arrives FROM visgints City Nondays.
Wednesdays and fsidays. Contract time
% p n.
Departs for Virginia City Tuesdays,
Thusadays and Saturdays. Contract
time 8 = M
Leaves B4laemas for Chico On Friday
|Ot each Wuek II 8 . m
Arrives from Chlon SATURDAY 9 pm. !.
Naih clOso ~ ~ a.
Money order and Registry busioess cloee
at 0p n.
-OM.e hoass - Gs:aelay fs0m . 70 . =.
opd 6om ~ = In -....-......-.
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Personal.

II. Joseph w, Alien, formerly of ihi
~, 1as DEC. me connected with tn,
2AM1 COURIER - associate editor ans
opeSetor. Mr.. Allen is just the man 4
make the COURIER . success. He il
3oeewd, e0terprising and popular, and
ehhal. IN excellent newspaper man.-ln
dependent.
The independent gives Joe Allen pufl
man. Its wonder the pro
prietors of that paper, with full koowl.
edge of that view Of the Case, discharged
him from the situation Of ''deyll" 10 that
office some time ago.-Bozeman Timea
We desire to say In this connection tina,
the columns of the COURIER will not be
used iD personal contests with the editor
lot the Times. Or any other newspaper.
Neither of the editors Of this paper have
had thirty odd years experience in the
business, but think they can at all times
find matters of more iaterest to their read
ers than scurrilous and abusive attacks on
their neighbors. We have quoted the
two paragraphs ct the head of this article
for double purpose-first, that Judge
Wilkinson may hive the benefit of the
circulation Of the COURIER in which to
vent his spleen; and second. to acknowl-
edge that the associate editor of the
COURIER has occupied an inferior position
on the Helena Independent, but one that
fINo nfn Wi to
10 ill. And now, Judge, one or two|
words from Joe Allen" personally: Il
have hal twelve years experience-youI
thirty odd; have advanced from devil
10 editor. you haye retrogaded from editor
70 devil, (for you are deviltng for L. NJ. /
Black, and if Won don & improve will bel
discharged on his arrival). You have
demonstrated during your career on the
Boz"man rimss, that your thirty o"d
Years experience has taught you nothing
out the darkness in human. nature. You
rave shown your capacity to slander, viii
y and abuse your neighbors, aad even {
women cannot escape you. You have ,
ucceeded in disgusting the better part of ],
he community, and when you retire can
'o' look back and find single article YOU
AVE written but what would bring the
lush of shame to the brow of decent
nan or woman. Pause IN your career.
Judge. or ere long your shadow will re
use to follow you for very shame.
am here in Bozeman to say, Judge,
m not camping, and our neighbors shall
Judge our case. VALE Judge f. s. Will :
insOR.
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BOZeman Land Office

Mr. Davis Wilson, the Register of til,
Bozemrn Land Office, has forwarded hi
bo"ds to Washington. and the Office vii
be open for the transaction of business j.
ten days or two weeks. The lead owner.
of Cisrk's Fork, Willow Greek. Cherry
Cree k and other quartz camps can thel
patent their property, and homestta .
ers can prove up and get their title from
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Dom Pedro.

The last public act Of this European was
to declare POnsforI's Corner, Bozemall,
N. T., the headquarters Of his national
game. Devotcrs will govern themselves
accordingly. 3C #
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08
Bozeman Market Report

Bozeman Market Report
These quotations are wholesale prices
and for unbrokrn packages. Next week
1.-THE COURIER will give . more extended
report, and the public can relv on its BE-
ling correct up to the time of going Il
|press:
GROCERIES.
Sugar. II 50 . Is, Coffee. 80 . 80;
Bacon, 23s25; Ham, Is, Shoulders, u;
Salt, s; Dried Apples. 1890; Drie.l
Pesches, 1920; Dried ourrants, Is II;
Dried Grapes, 18; Dried Pears, 22a24;
Be MS. 8slG Fresh Corn Meal, o, Oai
Meal, Is; HOminy, II.
Bright navy tobacco 68@00c; black, 81
@60 Tess-Jspsn 65@75. Young Hy son
6O@l Is. lmperisl 95@l 80. Gunpowdez
$l@l 40. Salt &c, Br0oms $5@5 50.
Pickles. 5 gallon key, $4@4 50; Rope,
l7@l8c,; Syrup, s gallon kegs, $7@7 50.
Flour, XXX, 4a4 so, Oats, &c per ID:
New Potatoes, 3cper ID, Butter. Csc pei
TO-; Eggs, 3Oc per doz., Cheese, 2Oc per
ID.
Oats scarce in tue market. and very few
coming In.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-08

The old reliable Standard Gelatin Mills,
of the Meadow Bros, are IN complete
repair. and ready to receive g,siu. M
effort will be spared By these gentlemen
to put their brand 1t the very lip-tOp Of
the ma, ket.