davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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THE COAL TRADT.-The quantity Of coal
sent from the SCbUylki'l region for the last
week WIS 5y,G'g tons against 5,7,7 tons las {
year-increaSe 1882 tons; quantity for the
year, SO faT, 5S5 4Ul. against SJG,4I3 tons las,
yCaT-IHcTeaSe g ,G32 tons. The quantity sen.
from all the regions for the week wa: An
thracite, So 199 tons. bitum9u0us i7.72g tons:
total, alr.jl9 tons against lSS, 49, tons antl.a-
cite and ie.si5 tons b!tUmiBoUs last year:
increase OF anthracite, / a. Ola tons; increase
or hitumlnouS, G.SI5 tons; total increase,
lJ0.Se9 tons. The quantity sent from All the
regions Tor the year was: Anthracite, l 90 $50
tons; bitUminOUs, 2I5, POO tons; total, $50 0I-
tons against z2S,SI2 tons artEracite and
-UClzG tons biiumiuOUS; total, 1892. IS tons
IOriEe CORES spending peTiOI of last wear: iu-
crease OfanthTacite, i0S. ~ tons. increase Of
bitumiLous, 1896 tone, totaliacrease, 10 ..5J3
tons.
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK SilleTy. Exrry Dry,
and Grand Vim Metallic Champagne Fos
sale b. ESll & Hume. I2S,eog:
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THE ATTENTION OF residents o. Capitol
Hin and in the eastern section OF the city is
invited 10 the advertisement elsewhere OF
MesSTS A. Il. Dennis a Co, Keepers of the
capitol Hill livery stable, NO. IA 81 street,
where can be found every accommodation in
lie livery lire. SGch as boarding OF horses
fCIIisAii & az kinds or teams, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

h%-A regTo member orIhe NiSsissfppi leg
I-lEtuIe mas Introduced 2 bill for IN t.,r1-
dGci.oL OF TIE WI ppipg-post.
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a. TR aus.

t0ii RfSNsybvenI. AyEavE,
JAnru Between rus A., l,,, .-,..,,
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CITY ITEMS

DISTINGUISHED GvSfcf&~s and cIegg-lseu
use l. aetfg.S ErrrCc ~ Beet. IN pint bodies. re-
preference u any thing else Tor Dyspepsia.
Ind ges ion, Nervousness, Debility AID
Weakness.
IT Is SUICIDE Ia the third degree. & not
worse, TO suffer a cough and cold Ia Culnl.-
nate in consumption. when "a single bottle 0g
Hdie'S HOGey ~ R0TsfCfrtH ant Tay. taken n
time, would etfec. perfect and permanent
cure.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure ii one N NJ, e.
wards & IIUfclisOu'S Slim
Ulating Liniment cures Spraius and Bruises.
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BCII DYING AssO,IATIOS.-Af the i7th
needing - the washington 60 operative
HCtC'F & association. No. - on Thursday
even. & 81 60 TeI su!d al !T-.a!ur ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

SUPERIOR SILVER PLATED WARE AT
ATCrIOS-TEe sale just begun by Tuos.
bowling auctiOnc5r. a. No. l3I1 Pennsylya-
ma avenue, near 18th street. en- braces one
81 the hLeSt collections o. plated ware ever
exposed at public auction. The collection
comes directly from the Maryland Gold and
silver Plated WORKS of VIM. Holmes. No. :
North Charles street. Baltimore. Parties
desiring really first class goods should not
fail To 8tfCId.
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ETiSEtfui Panic tu Cincinnati The.

TWENTY PRISONS KILLED sND T~rrgrn.
lHIl NJ TIE performance al Tue I.s.rry o.
lie Great Republic" At E0binsgu's OEara
House Oh Saturday afternoon a Sfamntle
ItsSly raised by miScEiCVous boy fn The
gallery. Ike building was rllel from par
Guet 10 gallery " It'll dense mass. who rot
Only hIlsd all tie seats and a.~ics. but
cIoWuCi Inc >tc.TWayS, and hundreds wer.
OUTSIDE seeing 20 gain admission. Behind
tie scenes were i've hundred school chi Urea.
WHO were 10 take part in the ptrf0rmalc..
As The time approached FOR the commence
ment of the exercises calcium light ia t.p
gallery uasneu it, glare upon the stage. and
Immediately cry Of IRE was raised. The
audience became panic. stricken. and 4 rush
was made for tie StatrwayS. Some are sad
10 nave isapcd from the balcony on the
crowd below. The lower circle Of the house
\ bot few steps above the lgVo. Of the
became blocked by The ~arEi.S crowd inside
the Eouse. Tbs muItitudcs were pressing
ieT tie doorway. and ia the panic wlr-c.
ana Children were OVcrihTDWD ami trEmp'et
uron by the pauic-StTlckeu crowd TIE
alarm rapidly spread throughout ;ua q. az.
snu those who had wives or children there
huTTl,d Ia their rescue. \ few heroic men
placed themselves near The doorwav and ar-
deav"rSd 10 assure tie people there was TO
C9nEcr. and 2H EFFORT va. mat, from the
stage Ia check the mad career 81 tlg atifi- 4--
81 audience. but Quiet was -b- restored an, f.
number were tIauplei 10 death a14 many
W. re seriously injured. Those ap.a % walk
AT once made their way nomeWlri; ..1e.
more seriously ,ujuIeI were taSeg o. fl. f
street ~iatIon mouse and to The Commercial
hospital. aud the dead We're gathered none
o. the offices uf 1he opera hoU~a. II to ul..
o'clock Saturaas night twenty u-I-54s ulE
been reported killed and injured.
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81 81 o~t-rmised 10 rcd1c r, rurcha.ers
VII neo = o. their .SvsnfAF- 70 give Hls cal.
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THE THEATFRs -Nuli,naJ;-Niss Clara
Morris, who has earned such high reputa-
begin an engagement here. Everybody has
heard Of her great impeTsOnation Of
''t2mille.' and Is that IS the play selected
there VIII DE q rush % playgners TO see her in
H. This T. Miss Morris first appearance
here Tor some time. and, If well supported.
hhe Fi'i undoubtedly have very successful
eTgagement-
hearty laugh Will te glad 20 hear that
"HCDpty IUTVty las the boards OF Ford'S
o. IA House This week. Mr.. Maffitt sue
ceetS hat prince Of clowns. George l.. Fox,
a. q - reported 10 be almost as gOOt a
Humpty Ivupty a. bis pre- tecessor. The
tai one.
TheafeT Cc5sfq7,r- III. George France Will
aCrsar this week in the sensational drama
wide Awake" Among the other artists
announced are Mr.. l.. !. West. John and
Maggie Fielding, Venus and : IO2is. cross
ley ard Elder, Mis- Annie Fletcher, *.
-
ONE or TFE AssAILASTs CT CANAL
TEFASUEEE FATCTTT-H i S-1 10 NrlJ-
hOssd for ITtIL-The deputy sheriff Of ALE
gtany county. Maryland. arrived here YES
feTday With = TCqUiS it.O0 from the governor
Cf tEat state for John CUrran, committed
mere 10 answer The charge OF assault aud bat
terN on cOiOred man, 70 take him 70 Cum
berlaEd, where there Is ~ indictment stand
Ing against him for an attempt 10 gSsaSsi-
nate and rob Mr.. FawCrit, the treasurer of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. IL October
last. near Cumberland. IL viii be recOllectsd
that NJ FawCett was travelling on the line
of the canal with a large sum of money, for
the purpose OF paviIE OF ernslOTeS when he
was surprised By three mashed men on the
tCw-Taih, and narrowly male mis- escape
with his life, saving his money. however
Two 81 the men were subSe Igeutly arrested,
ard CCe OF these SgUeal 81 ON CUrran. who
until now. EaS evaC- arrest. he was tur- Ell
over TO The sheriff by order Of Chief Justice
taItter, enc ne returned yesterday afternoon
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HISKN KILLED His--George Neal. col
CTed- was picEed up drunk Saturday night
corner SO aEd-k streets, by Officer Thnmp-
Sc q. q taken 10 the ststiou-h house, where
p ~ 'stC!d9y morning from me effects
a. CTIuE.
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BY FALLING on A TIN WHISTLE.

KILLED by FALLING on A TIN WHISTLE.
A little son OF Rev. DR.. Cottrell, formerly OF
Alabama, now OF Greensboro, Ky, while
playing the other day with a tin whistle. fell
10 Inc pavement. striking his face upon the
moulbpioce OF the whistle, which Crushed
through the LEFT cheek just below tne eve,
and penetrated 10 The bone, causing instant
death.
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OvERCOAN.
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

Bo1s' AND CHILnRENs surrs, OVER
oohIs AND CLsTERs 81 g sseAt red ue,ion
OF Former prices.
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kU.NE.tsE REDCCTFOF.

PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

THE KELLOGG OPERA TROUPE will he
win as again next week and give SIX even
log Performances and one matinee, varying
the programme considerably from that OF
tie recent engagement, as y III be seen by
The advert sment. The new agent. Mr.. jay
q. Rial, * III town, making the necessary
arr2T ementS. TIE sale Of reserved seats
Will commence at MeizeTCtts aud the thea
Ter on Thursday.
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TIE ESOSIGIAS SOCIETY Ci Columbian
University viii give a musical and literary
entertain meIt a. Tan nedge Han. on the gth
az February, al SO'ClCCx. Dancing vi ID COM
msnee - 10 O'Clock. Tickets 20 cents; for
sale al Aeizerott's and at tbe door.
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TIE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN AsSoCIA-
TIoN held q regular meeting on Saturday
evening and elected nine new members. =.
Ii Eaton Offered q resolution. which WAS
adopted, directing the campaign committee
tO procure iiEt OF the names Of AL New
Workers employed in tine seveTssi executive
departments, TO ascertain 10 what Congress
sional district they are credited and vie /
and where they las. voted. etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

OIL PAIETI SGS-The seie OF a lsrge co.,
lSctiOn OF Ell paintings will commence to-
morrow evening ~ the auction rooms OF
TEOs. Bowling, tSTAR Office building As
hey are to b. sold without regaTi - eos. o.
value, bargains may be expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-07

as-TEe Kentucky Senate passed "a g.. 10 sat-
Uruay providing $1,000 Tor the ula1e~.air-
tioE ~ kentucky at tue centennial. luf Tie
House. contrary ~ eNUectiou. rejected ST..
F--The most intimate friends o. Congress-
man walker say be VIII never run fBr any
place IN Virginia again. As he viii uaz * r.-
future home in California. where ais brother
has recently become a millionaire 10y lucky
stock sIccula'.Ous.
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ARRESTED WITH STOLEN PRoP.RrY IN
OSSESsIONr-DetectivesS Sargent and Neil
fresh on saturday evening, arrested a man
who gave his name as Harvey Hoffman, and
took him to headquarters. He was in the
act OF pawning a valuable seal skin coat
which had been stolen from the st. James
Hotel. They afterwards discovered where he
had been hedging at a house on Pennsylvania
avenue anG repairing there found good
sized valise, which contained lot OF very
fine clothing, some music, two razors, q
bottle of poison, gloves, and a iady's neck
lace. He has been identified as a musician
who plays for a living in fashionable houses
Of III Iame in the northern cities, and he has
recently been engaged for one OF these houses
N this city. He was locked up for q hearing.
In the Police Court 10 day, Hoffman was
arTaigned, charged with stealing one Iady'S
seslskin sacque, worth $500. belonging 10
Horace WOODBURY., at the So. James hOte'.
Before going 10 court this morning he re
GueSted To be allowed 20 90 10 a barber shop.
where be had his sickly looking nus:aehe
carefully waXed, and was very particular
about his toilet The policemen say he gen.
orally travels with women, experts At thew
irE, and pEIs on great style. Grand jury in
default OF - 500 bonds.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

KrTHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING Of the
~ TENTH BUiLDLEG AsSOCl ATIOS, of
GecrEetowB, Z. q. vii b. h-li az Cod ard Hall,
southeast corner RriFca End Ws-tiuet0n streets,
on MONDAY EkkNiNt, February 7. 81 7 O'Clock,
Al u hiCh tine lection W. held y Ulcers -
serve tire ensuing year.
febs-2t TEKTTNANp KING. secretNrv.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

A GRAND russ BALL will be given TUES
n DAY EfEAANG. telrCary nth. by the "a
ASSOCIATED ETGBANS MEXICAN ~
NAE, at TGli;Ea- - HALL. Tickets One Dol "a
lar admitting -rutteman and Ia - J, q bek--N
I8i 81 thy psilt BAL hotels and bookstores OF at the
door on tie evening Z the ball. febl-7t
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A BsoLUTE SECURITY -S2rsdePoSit boxes
for rent IN u fire and bUrglar-pr0Of vaults
Of The GsrlDEu American savings Bank. cor
IcSitS.
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\ LONG TEANP.-FOur Germ aus who
could rot speak English arrived in the city
yesterday on a tramp from New York They
rslre~eufed that they had been eleven wee Ks
accomplishing the journey. They were foot
Sorc, weary end hungry, and without cen.
lH their pockets. They were o. their way 10
ST Louis, and, after resting a fey hours a.
tie 18th street depot. started again on their
tramp. But when the party reached the
bridge they were halted by the ga.e-ke7ner.
because they could not find among them
selves as much as twenty cents IN nav the
toll. They came back - he depot diSc0nSa-
late and probably would have taken IOfg-
in9S for the night IN a station house had no.
tire conductor OF the New \ lbany train kind
y taken them over the river. Ia tueir iDpr-
Iey thus FAR these men sgO,3eteG BY beEg!-..
ia II tcot from cay L. lay, -l5apnE IN bans
and OUtGuustS at LigGt.-I LOigriNs Cyg.-er-
journal, lar. .6ft.
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Thanks 70 our kiHd fiieuds for their Indulgence
during the pas; f--i, when such vzs the sh os
HoTk from 81 sections =, 20 make u impossible 20
M orders ~ prouIti AZ We wished. Bang assure,-
thai the pfk - hen finished gsTe entire satfsfac.
tiOn, We solicit continuance q yCur patron age,
and promise RHCC Vurk 81 fzir prices "a f-om one %
eight DAYS v orb set fsr OF deliver - la a4y BART
OF the District; receives AID refGrne - Rld trOm
any pGTt Of ths counts - mail OF express
Nj. H. WEEATLEYH
tteam rs cling and Securing Estallishrnfrt
x-..,,, fs yereison street, GeOfEetoWn, ID y.
1''opil''--ti o'. gaue-rr
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Emanuel WaTd and Oracle Ann Turner
both OF Charles county. Md; Thomas MakeI
and CecerIa Jackson: Henry Walker and
Lizzie II. Nickers and Robert J. Fisher, jr.,
and Harriet =. Tyler.
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l. L q N q ~ v

L
SHOULDER SysHi SHIRTS, made Il Wannsut
"a Muslin ana ne Linen. EF,Ty shirt warrau ed
70 ut; sizes from ~ 90 E1s iuchcs. Inc par haser
hes Only 20 work the stud or button no.. ara the
shirt Il ready for ne Laundry. Puge, Z
Hands me e1irtiUC GalicDss. g. c,s.
Nam-utta a. Birached Muslin. i2ss cts.
Winter goods It'd without gard g. -1st. 90 clea,
DEMANDS MILLER,
JAZZ tr Jos Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NkIsOsAL rHEArER.

80 p arrser ~ o., fr.' ,i--s g. Was..sttqg.os
i.r sr.s.,s. emotions. character r. CAMILLE
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IN me Police Court to-day, Mr.. BirnaV
stated 10 the court that he had warrant
against SiOwen charging him with procuring
an abortion on Jessie ClemensOn in july
last; he bad examined the witnesses. all Of
whom, with the exception OF complaining
witness, Dora Marks, could give no teSti-
Inony in any way affecting Mr.. SlOwen, and
lie did not think he could make a case, and
asked leave TO enter Ttoue pros which was
done, and Slower was not slow-in leaving
the court.
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THI RSEsN- FRIDAY an SATURDAY
NtCt, T. vi % .rr'rC.f f-r thg ar.f rilr in thf-
c'f' " 80 horis' CFssf succsss throughout ca,
. ut Try - ~ iI strength ard interest O. the "
trThsrsr ertfied
MAEsTEgITE.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. W. Y. Smith. Of the Grow Agency.
vi.ited Bozeman the first part Of this
we. k and returned on Wednesday. MIR.
Smith is a pleasant gentleman, and has
many friends in and around B0zeman
who are always glai to see him.
Walter Coppr and lady. who have been
East the past few months, returned to
their home ii 3 pzeman last Sunday. They
visited their old homes, the Centennial
exhibition and many other places OF in
teres; during their sojourn il the States,
and re urn to our midst satisfied that
Bozcman is a really peasant place to live.
Mr.. II. G. Randall was stricken with
paralysis this week and his recovery IS
consldcr,d doubtful.
Rcvs Sanford and Stanley OF the NJ. E.
Churcl, South, came in from Willow
creek Yesterday. Mr. Sanford is the Pas
tor of the Bozem IL: Mission, and has not
yet decided where he will r. side.
Lieut. Chas. +. Roe has been appointed
Adjutant Of the Second cavalry, in place
of Lieut. Norwood, promoted. Lieut.. Roe
has been OF duty since last spring with
Gen. Terry's command, and will return
as soon as the canpaign against the Ln-
dians is closel.-[ Cheyenne Leader.
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re3.OOperHead
4. New Hair Tonic Worth HaVlDg~
II is the Rest.

Wood 's-Improved Hair Restore
tive IS unlike any other, and has no
quail. The Improved has new vegetable
tonic properties; restores grey hair to a
glossy, natural coA'r, restores fadc'', dry :,
harsh and falling hair; restores. dresses,
gives vigor 10 the hair: restores hair to
prema,urely bald heals; removes dan
drutf, hunors, sslly cruptions; removes
irritation, itching and scaly dryness No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it; call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, md don't he put off with any
other article. Sold by al druggists in
this D ace, and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by c.
A. Cook & Co., Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and by all
Wholesale Druggists. 35-tf.
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MiSSOula Fair.

The New North West says visitors r. :
port the Missou!a Far failure as an ex-
hbition. The Bass Bros and the Ilar
rises III de good exhibitions, but there
was not a dozen Others present from the
Bitter Root. Not over 200 persons ~ re
present at Any one time, and the purses
for races had to br cut down. The reason
assigned for the failure Is that the farm
ers were all bu>ily engaged harvesting
their crops ana could not a'teid.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29

E,Ir. james NJ Brewer arrived from The
Duta Of Tong uc river last Friday. hav-
81 male tnr trip in nine Gays. Dir.
hewer rports Gibbons con,m,hd on the
u bound for Fort E.ls. he h.ying
pu>.tl III IA on. day out trrn Tongue
nyer. Gen. NH is in command al the
new post. h., 500 80 d'rrs building nuts.
sl,h1ugh il is expected that 800 will
0iutrr tier. \ reservation Of twenty
D les 81 la!e has teen made t)r military
purpo.e,. and thu building Of Il pcrma
bent Pos viii b. commenced next spring
!. Is understood that Durfte & Peck have
he wood and hay contract, their bids on
lie two article, confined being the low
H. Mr.. Brewer returns 10 Tongue river
il 8 few days.
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BOzeman Market Report

BOZeman Market Report
These quotations are wholesale prices
aud for unbrukrn packages.
CIR, CERIEs.
Sugar. Il SO 10, Coffee. 80 a SO;
Bacon, % 25; Hunn, 25, Shoulders, y;
Salt, 3; Dried Apples. 1920; Dried
Pea hes. Is 20; Dried Currants, Ii II;
Dried Grapes, IS; Dried Pears, 22a24;
Be MS. S:l0; Fresh Corn Meal, 8; Oat
Meal. Il; H"miny. II.
Bright navy tobacco, sS@SOc; black. s.
ass Teas-Jap,n G5@75. Young IL, son
o''@l 3. Imperial G5Ayl 80. GunpoM der
$l@l 40. Salt D., Broo,ns $5(e5 so.
PEEK es. 5 gallon ky, $4Gt4 80: Rope,
l1GlSc,; Syrup,5 gallon kess, $7@7 SO.
Flour, XXX, S. 50; Oats, &c per b.;
New Pota "+>, 1!cper IL, Butter, 25c per
To-; Eggs, SOC per doz., Cheese, 2Oc pr
TO-
The new Oat crop is commencing to ar
rive and quotations are the top figures. A
large amount Of freight is yet to arrive,
but quotations on groceries are bottom
figures and no tcline is anticipated. Fry
goods are SLING very low IN this market,
dealers claiming that they are making no
profit.
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To give ordinary water al the freshuing
and inyigoratihg quail ties of sea water
sal, 1t TIL it has bouyant feeling, which
shows how Easy il is to get up bouyant
feeling Salt will do it sometim S, but
the most effectual way Of pro Iucingi it in
the family is to plant Light Running
Domestic" square IA frons IF the hearth.
stone
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Aid Society

Pursuant to the call of the Rector, the
s"s of ST. James Mission, Eozeman,
met at the home Ot Mrs. Bowen and re
organiz"d their Aid Society for tie com
ing winter, at which the following oHcers
were Gle ted:
Mrs. Monroe. President
Mrs. Lester S. Wilson, Vice President.
Mrs. Mendenhall, Ire isuIcr.
Miss Amy A. Sweet. Secretary.
AMY A. SWEET.
BozEMAN, September 23i. 1876.
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ocal Mat terS.


an-cia III proprIeto9>hip Of the
.r, nee ri ats the opening of a
80 book. Eir accounts due the
,.as.,a, to TIC change .rc now b.
~ .r,s al tHclr ininrd ,ate pay
~ ,,aauc,. or iorrtd collections
,r..f.tire. Mn>t OF HE accounts
,l5,c.uail ara b, tanners. AID in
.ltna cNgusc may b. offered for
.a.u-, iwll' ke flour, gram, wood,
h. e--- ~, chickens
- Ir.,t y. re ind btcd viii heed
o@r - In ~ accounts Must! bc SET
4. Pa.rle- o"iuE 81 p.e,sc cal
rp.b.encc. ~ one is an,horIz d to
j, ior i.noe bis except they have
"a authority ff"ui me.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
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From Mr.. G. e. Monroe. Of Spring
Hill, we learn that his fall Hheat ,hrestcG
out so bushels, and his sprirg wheat viii
20 fully four hundred bushels. /. N.
Howell's ikll wheat th4shed 100 bushels,
and his crop OF spring wheat will be about
1000 more. Mr. Turner had not threshed
his fall wheat, but it is estimated at 45U
bushels; his spring crop at 2Oo and bis
oats at 400 bushel.- Mr.. Chri>man's
spring wheat will thrcsh sbou, 800 bush
els. The frost has damaged some fiel Is
OF grain. bu: the prorortlorrto the whole
will be small.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29

Mr. A. Ca. houn arrived at Gall tin City
last FRIDAY with $500 head Of fine stock
sheep. from Elko county, Nevada. and
road Mr. Ca,houn's sheep are in splen-
did condition as he can pick out 1890
he ofewt tia, will shear IL pounds each.
These sheep are for sale in lets TO sult
purchasers. and farmers should examine
them. See advertisement. and tor further
information address Mr.. Calhoun at
Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29
Religious

'ts fr.t qu.rt"riy meeting of the NJ.
raAcu ot B,ltman vii! he II Id next
- q. ,.od 81 day. ) rvice> on SAtur
nartrrly emf renee al 23J y. m :;
5aIu- IN the evening; Sunday. Love
~. 93J + m, prearEiag ! a. III.
5qtlc yeoing Presiding Z der +.
/, .-lsi vii lie present.
a. David Morton. Of the NJ. Il.
sth ~, WI pretcil at the NJ. Z.
th Il his City 10 mUriow evening at
.,I;
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29
I. O. G. r.

G. w. C. r., Ms.sscna Billiard, Of this
Order Is now visiting The tlfir!rht Lodges
of the Territory in order tu make a com
pete report to the next Grand Lodge,
which meets in Helena soon. This gen
tleman is an active worker in the Temper.
ance cause, and viii g..e Il good accom-,
of his steward>si, On the assemblage Of
the Grand Lodge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-29
PRODUCE. IN HELENA.

From the Independent, Sept. 2G.J
Flour. xxx. 81 5o@5 90; wheat, 81,
oats, 81; bnrlv. 4.
Butter 2OM25c per ID.
Potatoes, 81 5n02 n"r 100 lbs.
Eggs, selling at 40ut5oc.
Cheese. Is cents per pound.
j eS-Livt weight 1tC12c; dressed 34@4.
Mutton sheep. yearlirg weathers, 81.
Calves Spring about Sc u ID.