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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

rRtllorougll-going llstTy man. }. Laney,
Inserts u polite card IN this issue. See special
column.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

HORSEBACK riding in the direction of the
Missouri valley, is becoming quite popular
among the young men of Diamond.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

MEAc11ER county's promising young law
yer, Y. f. Collins, received a law library OF
81 volumes a few weeks since.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

e. T.. LEWIS and the Moore Bros, of
Smith river, are putting up an unusually
large mount of hay, all OF which is of very
line quality. r5a-a.I .,. .r.rg.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

II IL. BARNES, Sec,yt
,,s KING and Cllas. +. Drcr have been
arr town the past week.
rur later deposits OF ~grassheppcr eggs
80 sa:d to be Matching in some localities.
oo,ro If the bOyS over the range waltz
.1u,ir,,av we'll to the tune Of Old Hundred.
y, A l.. DAVIDSON has slss office neatly
,tpd up. and is enjoying Il liberal share of
practice.
ORR thorougll-going l,sesy man. j. Laney,
;u,prts a polite card in this issue. See special
column.
FARMERS OF the Missouri valley have
.u,moucrd threslling. j. w. Hinton fin
i,hed Tuesday.
T,ynayers will take tlotice that the Board
of EQUALIZATION will meet at the County
tErk's office. September H.
MEAGnER county's promising young law
YER ". e. Collins, received a law library OF
II volumes a few weeks since.
HORSEBACK riding in the direction of the
Missouri valley, is becoming quite popular
among the young men OF Diamond.
W. e. TgERNEl, of Canton, made us q
brief rsll on Tuesday. He reports harvest
ing progressing lively IN his vicinity.
ell. LEWIS and the Moore Bros. of
Smith river, are putting up an unusually
large amount of hay, all OF which is of very
fine quality. ~ta-e... es,. .rr. @
Our young folks had a very pleasant par
ty few evenings since. 1t was gotten up
in honor of Miss Ida Pickering, who was
visiting in town for several days.
The young folks of Confederate creek
gave a dance last Saturday night. A num-
Der of young men from Diamond attended.
and pronounced it a very enjoyable affair.
IT is little surprising how soon pilgrims
become accustomed to Western ways. Quite
aaumber arrived in this country last spring,
snd now they can match quarters with any
body.
THE prettiest fields in the vicinity of Cam
ton are said to be those of the Powers Bros.
\ correspondent, speaking OF them, says
the proprietors are we'll up in the art of flor
%iualture. 5 .um 5@.as.
-W1LL," our travelling NAN and special
correspondent, is circulating among the Gal
]atin farmers. Don't neglect to show him
your herds and f1ocks, and especially your
fine stock.
The mania for horse racing seems to have
taken such a deep hold on some Of the Cave
guich people that they appear to have for
gotten that the seventh day is recognized as
the day of rest.
The Moore Bros freight teams have just
returned from a successful trip to Benton,
ana are now being PREPARED to commence
ehe delivery of wood at Camp Baker. The
contract amounts to 400 cords.
AL OLDHAM. who was shot by the Nez
4efees IN the Geyser Basin, and was sup
posed to have been killed, turns up in How
"os command with a hole through his
"''o' out III a fair way for recovery.
1HE lumber teams Of Mexican, Holland &
". came in this week, loaded for Higgins
,%o. we acknowledge a pleasant call from
=, - Dhiu"fphy, u member of the firm. who
uoppedl IN to wish the HUsBASDMAN success.
LISTERS Johnnie and George Bruckett
raa diamond a visit a few days ago. They
~; spor' the mines Of Thompson gu1lch turn
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

1t our friends who have fast steppers get
away With the blue ribbon at the coming
Territorial Fair, we suspect they will have
to pass Jacob Powers Belmont. Mr.. z. has
already taken quarters at the fair grounds.
NM. MCDoNALD, OF the firm of Smith
Bros. & Mcdonald, wool growers of upper
Smith river, who spent several days at the
metropolis last week, returned home on
Monday. paying a visit to his Diamond
friends ON his route.
4 One OF Ii. r. Bakers riders, Eddy For
tune, met with a severe accident the other
day on the Fair grounds. in Helena. He
was exercising Blackbird, when the horse
became fractions, running into the fence and
breaking the boys leg. He is now at the
Sisters Hospital.
TIRE popular Sheriff of Lewis and Clarke
county Joseph G. Walker, who had been
over to take a look at his newly purchased
sheep ranches and flocks, made us Il short
call Oh Monday afternoon. This is his first
visit to Smith river, and he expresses HIM
self delighted with the country.
ANY person who may desire q late edition
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary will do
well TO consult Sergt. Bryant's "ad." in our
special column. He also offers for sale
other books, carpets, bedding, etc. In on
sequence of his probable transfer to the East
lie is selling out at reduced price.
IN good times advertising makes business
better, and in bad times less bad. That
business which is not capable of extension
deserves to die out like the snuff of an old
fashioned candle, and men who are doing
enough and won't lave help to increase
their profits. should make way for others.
Il. G. erosion, of Helena. who. in COM
pany with his family, was out on Beaver
creek, jefferson county, Oh a fishing eXcur-
sion, was found on Sunday lying on his face
in the stream, dead. lie is supposed to have
taken q fit and fallen in, as the water where
he was found was only about six inches
deep. ro! s at
IT is rumored that Lieut.. Col. Gilbert, Of
Camp Baker, is to supersede Gen. Howard
in command of the division in pursuit of the
Nez Perces. The Colonel has a good war
record. is a man of an iron will, and If placed
in command of the forces we believe he will
pursue the hostiles to the last extreme and
bring them speedily to justice.
NUMBERS of our citizens, ladies and gem
tlemen. are having a very enjoyable season
hucklcberrying. Several parties have been
out this week, and returned with buckets
all full. Among the most successful are
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby. Mrs. J. is making a
quantity of preserves. We acknowledge
our Indebtedness to her for a luscious dish
of these berries.
PRoF. B. +. MARSH, of Helena, arrived in
Diamond yesterday, in the interest Of the
Western Star Mining Company. lie came
for the purpose of making a careful exarni-
nation of the property, and to ascertain the
-A-A a.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

HE Moore Bros. freight teams have just
returned from a successful trim to Benton.
ana are now being PREPARED to
'he delivery of wood at Camp Baker. The
contract amounts to 400 cords.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

F,RNER5 OF the Missouri valley have
commenced thresllihg. j. w. iiinton fin
j,hed Tuesday.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

T,y nayers will take aotice tkstthe Board
of Equalization will meet at the County
.gerk's office. September H. H.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

NE lumber teams of Mexican, Holland &
w., ,ane IN this week, loaded for Higgins
,al'. we acknowledge pleasant call from
- murphy, u member of the firm, who
'oppedln to wish the HUsBASDMAN success.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06


SINCE our last issue we have made a fly
ing visit to Smith river, and found every
one in that section busy and not at all ex-
cited over the prospect of lndian..troubles on
our Eastern border. This valley is pretty
we'll armed with needle guns. There are
1000 rounds of cartridges deposited here
for use. in case of emergency. TIE ladies Of
this valley are brave, and are determined to
stay at their posts and battle for their homes
if necessary. The boys are ready at Il mo-
ment's warning, to mount their war steeds
for a campaign in the Muscleshell or Judith
to repel the h~ostilcs, should they appear in
that, quarter. 81,
IL another column will be found the no.
tice Of Grand Ball, gotten up for the bene-
fit of John Harston, the unfortunate miner,
who fell into a shaft last spring and was Sc
verely crippled. Mr.. Iiarston is a worthy
man, and his misfortune has caused him to
lose the summers work, and now at the ap-
proach..of winter is still unable to labor. The
bail is gotten up by his friends, who desire
to help him on in these days, when the tide
runs counter. The committees are gifted
with effectiveness, and will see that nothing
is left undone that is calculated to add to the
enjoyment of the occasion. .s#,
'DoS'T put the poor Working Man down.
is the title ola new motto song, written and
composed by Bobby Newcomb, and fast be-
coming popular throughout the land. 1t
may be had Of regular music dealers or from
IL. .-l1slo. ~ ~ II z1.s # Nv 2 ~ "a ~.
18th street, Cincinnati, O.. The chorus runs
us follows a.a
Let capital shake hands with labor,
Let the poor have the bread that they earn,
For surely they need every penny. WIS
is a lesson quite easy to learn. 84sfi.
Remember the poor love their children,
.sa SO give them u smile, not Il trown,
Live, and let live, be your motto;
Oh. don't put the poor working man down.
ONE Of the most important features of all
n,ns,, -S,, ~, -, Al.-.~ 7 u
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

~, mAsrERs johnnie and George Bruckett
s.u diamond a visit a few days ago. They
ispor' the mines of Thompson gulch turn
e ns out well. The prospects of several
A",ais nave greatly improved r~ecen1lv.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

Our young folks had Il very pleasant par
ty few evenings since. 1t was gotten up
in honor of Miss Ida Pickering, who was
visiting in town for several days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

,os s SHERMAN, in his dispatch to Cover
~ lo..s' notifying him that the Sd Infan-
heliaa @a peeh ordered to Montana, says: II
ana your Territory has Il great future,
mem .se 0 to await its natural develop
'' Win patience and confidence" alaf13
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

HE mania for horse racing seems to have
taken such a deep hold on some Of the Cave
goieh people that they appear to have for
gotten that the seventh day is recognized as
the day of rest. @
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

The young folks of Confederate creek
gave a dance last Saturday night. a MINI
Der of young men from Diamond attended.
and pronounced it a very enjoyable affair.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

ANY person who may desire a late edition
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary will do
well TO consult Sergt. Bryant's cad" in our
other books, carpets, bedding, etc. LII con-
sequence of his probable transfer to the East
lie is selling out at reduced price.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

PRoF. B. T. MARSH, of Helena, arrived in
Diamond yesterday, in the interest Of the
Western Star Mining Company. lie came
for the purpose of making a careful exarni-
nation of the property, and to ascertain the
cost of putting the mill i'll operation. He
dump at the several mines, which will give
him a foundation upon which to base his
calculations, as to the profits. Should these
prove satisfactory, the company will COM
mence work ut once. Prof. Marsh is an en-
terprising gentleman. and will most likely
be placed in charge Of the c%ompany's oper-
atiOns. ',ei
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

~WL1," our travelling man and special
correspondent, is circulating among the Gal
latln farmers. Don't neglect to show him
your herds and hocks, and especially your
fine stock.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-09-06

IN good times advertising makes business
better, and in bad times less bad. That
business which is not capable Of extension
fashioned candle, and men who are doing
enough" and won't have help to increase
their profits. should make way for others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11

ANOTHER INsTALMENT, B0Ys.-Little Folks :
"A Magazine for the Young. New and
Enlarged Series. New York: The
American News Company.
a book Of many stories, with many illus
trations and many. descriptions OF pretty
plays and delightful customs for little peo-
ple. "":'t,.":., ~ A''..
For sale by ELLYsoN& YAScEY.
Mv O,cn Book. Edited by UNCLE HER
BERT, editor Of ssThe Prattler," 1.-The
Budget" &C., &c. Philadelphia j. B.
LIPPNcoTT & Co. ...:.....
A very neat and well-printed book, which
contains some very proper stories and fa-
bles, most appropriately illustrated. 1t
will be sure to please even little boys, who
are notso keen to discern beauty as are the
girls. Isn't it so, girls? ......
For sale by ELLTsoN & YANcEY.
His O,cn Master. By j. I. TRowBRIDGE,
author Of "Bound in Honor" Coupon
Bonds" "Neighbor lakewood" &c.
Boston: LEE & SHEPARD.
This belongsto what is called the "Lucky
Series'' of the publishers. !!
For sale by ELLYsoN & YAkcEY.
Forest Glen; or, The Moha,olc's Friendship.
By ELIJAH KELLOGG, author OF I" Elm
3, Island, "" Pleasant Love Stories" Bos-
ton: LEE & SHEPARD. lzi1f
For sale by ELLYsoN Is YANcEY. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
The Way to Peace.

Sincerity and patriotism will bring Flr
GINA entirely out Of her troubles. Lei
every true gentleman in the Legislature de-
termine that he will not be party to the
partisan use which is now being made
a serious matter OF public concern, and that
he will stand firmly by the public welfare
with his best just judgment and sincerest
devotion. II gentlemen do this we shall
have peace from troublesome agitation
about the State finances, and, what is bet,
ter, we shall be able to rejoice in the death
Of most interruptions party that has done
moro to impair the public credit and cor
rupt public morals than have all other causes
nut together since the foundation Of the
Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
DEATHS.

Died, at bis residence In this city, Mt 12:1 A. NJ.
Sunday, December 8. 1871 SAMUEL X. PHIL
LIPS, IN the sxtY-niDth year Of his age.
His funeral took place yesterday from Grace-Street
rBspttst church $500, a
Died, on Sunday the 9th Of December, 1877, Mt
O'Clock p. NJ. Of dph,terla, WILLIE ARCHER
BUSH, aged eight years and fvc months, eldest SON
OF John and Adallne Bush
The Saviour gently calls
Our children to His breast;
He folds them In his gracious arms,
Himself declares them blesf.
O, Thou who driest the mournar's tear,
How dark this world would be
IF when distressed by death below
We could not fly to Thee.
His funeral will take place TUESDAY the l lth
instant at 3H O'Clock from his parents residence,
No, llO4 First street, between Federal and Coos.
The friends OF the family, and scholars OF Leigh
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Died, at his residence, In Hanover county, L, De-
ceinber 8. 1877, Mt - A. ~, JOHN ELLEii III
the SEVENTEEN year OF his 1ge.
Richmond Christton Examiner ana StarkeVHie
(sliss.) papers please copy.
Died, on Sunday night. ut 10a o'clock ?; NJ; at
the residence of s. 8. Carter, IIrs. ". j. THOMAS,
the eldest daughter of the late David b.. Saunders:
In the forty-.econd year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place at the Grace-Slrees
BAPTIST church on TO-DAY, the tn Instant, at l
O'Clock A. NJ The friends OF The family are ln'eo
TO attend. .-
Died. OH the morning of tic 10th instant, at the
residence OF DR.. John F. Jackson. Mrs. hlkA IL
CARLTON, in the scventy-sXth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place 1t II O'CLOCK IO,DA3
from the First Baptist church. Her friends and
those of her s-ii-law, Or. John +: Jackson and
r. W. Powers. arc respectfully invited 10 attchl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
a Palpable Hit.


In o letter OF Senator G. T. SMITH IN yes
terday evenings State appears the follow
ing paragraph:
Individually, I am opposed to any eau
cuses on the public-debt question outside
of the proper committees OF the General
Assembly and the halls OF legislation, where
all members should be left free and untram-
melled as the peoples representatives to act
coolIy and deliberately, without wearing
the collar attempted to be put upon them In
outside caucuses by the adroit manipuia..
tons OF aspirants who are suspected OF
scheming for their own political promotion
in future. They do not want any settle
ment OF the debt troubles at this present
session, but are planning to tide 1t over for
the canvass OF 1S79-'80. so as then to gobbIe
ND the entirely new Legislature to be then
elected, with an eye, among other things,
TO a seat in the United States Senate. In the
mean time they are laying schemes for State
and Federal patronage in Virginia, and to
several seats in the lower house OF Con-
gress.
Exactly As fullof truth as an egg is OF
meat 81 Ast =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11

5s pieces DREss G09Rs at I2f w"Ih J jGr
Is pieces DRESS Go0RS at 20 wor,h $ s!c
| comprising q large line OF SOLID. SiRlPED;
Plaid, FIGURED, KNICkERBoChER;, AMI
| MATELASSE STYLES. Give Us a call On
| DRESS GOODS.
In BLACK ALPACAs, CACHEMlRES' NERl'
| NOS, and other black goods our stoc" i com
plete ind ut prices to suit any QUE
| A full line of BEAYER-CLoTHS, CiiIXciiillA;
t9IE!lss c for Ch6AKS suIr iE &c.
low prices.
Just received very large supply Of CLOAKS, from
| 81 to S25-all the newest stylc'hnh 'rininlnSs-
very low. ca,
PETS, SH&WLs, SHIRTS. &c, at extra lo-
prices to effect sales. Call and sec Us Oh heSc
goods. .,,
DERWEAR-a full line NJ all prices
KID GIOyES-We have Just received the larsest
supply we have ever had. from soc 10 si;o0'
Cali and sec our TWO-BuTTON tnLoKftln3, 81,
WHITE, BLACK, and OPERA SHADES MD
GLOVES at SOC.
IN HOSIERY we have m elegant assortment N
WHITE, STRIPED, and SOLID lI c g LII ;;
our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Also large line OF HANDK ERCiilEFS G9RsEEs'
SO 1s scARF- and iiAIiR- riSs, JEwELRY,
aud great many other goods too numerous !"
mention
We keep all shades TRIMMISG-SlLK to match
DRESS GOODS At S5c. yard.
We keep all shades WORSTED PRINCES al ~
rs, 80, and S5c. TO match goods
We keep all shades SILK BUTTONS. ,,,-.r.
We keep all kinds OF BUTTONS for Dhk>sL''
CLOAkS, &c. L.,
We keep everything contained In trst-ca.s , ny
goods store at prices to derry any compel ny d.
and all We ask Is cal! TO De conxnGc,io " '
factat THALHINEls BRO uEnS'
COL Broad street, corner Skid street,
n. B.-MR. CHARLES HUIZLEE Is "lli
and Will, Ina pleased TO see his many friend. AMI
customers at TEALHIMER BROTHERS.
do COL Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
.lFor the Dispatch H. :
Tho Enlk er60n Party

, 1t is not denied by anybody that the State
debt, or at least part OF 1t, needs readiust-
ment, and must be readiusted. ~
The Fulkerson party, or the Fulkerson
wing OF the Conservative party, or the
caucus Of delegates and senators who have
chosen Mr.. Fulkerson as permanent chair
man, are in consultation, and by excluding
press reporters have seen fit not to disclose
at present for publication their consulta-
tions or their wishes.
We refrain from premature criticism upon
their rumored action in this behalf; but the
honest people OF Virginia are anxious to
hear from them authoritatiyely as to their
purposes in respect to matter which con-
Germs every hopeful, industrious, and honest
citizen OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
CITIZEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
sEINE-THREAD.

no DANIEL B. sTEGER. JR., Exc
L CUTOR OF DANIEL b. .STEGER, DE-
CEASED.-Take notice that q: Powhatan court
house. Mt the clerks office, on the 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1878, between the hours of sunrise and
sunset, SHALL as commissioner In cbancerV Of the
Circuit Court OF Powha.an, proceed to execute the
order of decree of said court pronounced on the
5th of April, 1877, In the cause Of Campbell and
wife %. Daniel B. SteaeFs executor and others, In
accounts as executor OF napei d. SteRer, ana 10
ascertain what assets Of the estat of the said dece
hands unaccounted for ut the time OF Your removal
from the limits of the Commonwealth. Il
I S3TESf2 H.s:2s ~ - JOHN SPEARS,
i Commissioners Circuit Court Of Powhatan.
WILLIAM POPE DABNEY, y. q. de 4-Tu4W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-11
hr GRAND DISPLAY
OF
GOODS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER En-
HIBITED IN RICHMOND.
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS FOR
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS,
AND BABIES.
~ GRAND DISPLAY

4 large stock of WRITING DESKS, WORE X
BOXES, JAPANESE JEwEL-CAsEs;
ToILET-BOTTLES, VASES, MATCH-SAFES,
CHINA TEA, DINNER and TOILET.SETS ;
RUBBER, CHINA. WAX, and ISDESTRUCTI-
BILE DOLLS;
JUVENILE BOOKS, ALPHABET, PICTURE,
and BUILDING-BLOCKS:
DRUMS. CORNETs, HORNS, RIDDLES, HAIR.
MoNICANs, PIANOS, CLARlONETs. and
other musical Instruments;
NOAH'S ARkS, SHEEP-FOLDS, VILLAGES,
SOLDIERS;
GAMES in great vrlety-te largest display In this
line ever made.
MAGNETIC TOYS, CHINA MUGS, CUPS and
sAUCERs, aud CUPS. sAUCERs, and PLATES
In sets; IT,.
MONEY-BANKS, MECHANICAL TOYS, SUP
PLE-JACKS, INDIA-RUBBER BALLS and
INDIA-RUBBER TOYS, HUMmING-TOPS
PEG-ToPS, MARBLES, JACKS, TABLE and
PARLoR-CROQUET GRACE HOOPS, and
BATTLEDOoR AND sHUTTLECoCK, JACK
STRAWs, MAGIC LANTERNS, CHRISTMAS
CANDLES, CANDLESTICKs.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, DRAWING-SLATES
sLATE-DESKs and SCRAP-BOOKS, SCRAP
BOOK PICTURES ,.."
POTTERY for decoration, and all the necessary
material. Thousands Of articles not enumerated
des '"'' - LEVY BROTHERS.