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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-03-04

ONE DOLLAR FOR A VALUABLE FARM On the
14th of this month the lottery of valuable
farm, for the benefit of the Orphan Asylums of
Mobile, will be drawn. The farm is situated
on Dog River, FIVE miles from the Mobile
court house, and on the line of the Mobile and
N. o. Railroad. 1t contains AZ acres of land
with hundreds of fruit trees, green house and
vineyard, and two acres of straw berries, and
fine dwelling and outhouses. In our advertising
columns on page two we give a list of the par
ties in Mobile who have tickets for sale, as
also of the Commissioners, who are among the
leading citizens Of our sister city. Tnose of our
patrons in this city who wish to secure few
tickets can do 80 by calling on Nj. G. u Z der,
l2S Camp street. under st. PatriclEs Hall, who,
to help the poor orphans of Mobile, has kindly
consented to keep few for sale. He has all
the numbers from 25Ol to 1850 inclusive.
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This from the New York World show bow
res pectfn'ly and kindly even our friends OF the
Northern Democracy speak OF Southerners:
1t appears that were misinforned the
ether day when described Walker a
Southerner. II wns in the Confederate army
but he Sontberuer. lie owes his
common asninity to nature aided by a cultva
ton of the amateur drama
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On the 22nd of February, tho Mother SuPe-
rior of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, KY,
a community founded by Bishop David, cele-
brated the fiftieth AuEiversary of her religious
profession.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
SOCIATIoN-lI6 Poydras street, corner Camp.-New
Orleans March I'd, 1877. The stockholders of this
Association hereby notified that a LOAN OF
TWENTY SHARES will be offered MONDAY
EVENING March 5th, 1877, at Il O'Clock, in the Hall
the Office of the Association ll6 Poydras street.
The public cordially invited to be present.
P. F. TRICOU, President.
I. J. OSULLIVAN,
Secretary and Treasursr. mh4 1t
HALL BRANCH NO 3-HIBERNIAN BENEvO-
lent ard Mutual Aid Assocation-Maroh ?. Isi6-The
regular monthly meeting of this Branch will be held
TUESDAY EVENING, March 9th IIs77. at u o'clock
Members requested to be punctua.
By order. PHIL MCCABE, President.
JNO. MCCAFFREY RecordrnG Seoretarv. 1t
HALL OF BRANCH NO. O. H. Il. "a N. A. A.-rhs
officers and members and ex.membcrs Of this Assoca-
ton hereby TO attend the regular meeting
TUESDAY, March 9th at II II. PunstuAl attend.
is requested. business OF imporonco " i'll be
brought before the meeting
By order OF the President.
EDWARD MCGOWAN, Presd ,nt pro ten.
A. LEO. Seeretarv pro TEN 1t
BRANCH NO. 81. < M. a. ASSOCIATION
March l. Is17-The IL ombers of Branch 8 hereby
notified TO attend a regular meeting on TUESDAY
EVENING, March at hAlfpast O'Clock, sharp, as
blsint connection with the National Holiday
be attended to.
By requcst of members, and
mh4rt TERRENCE O'BRIEE PreSt. o'sct
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-AADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under. Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Shirts Plain and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics. All substAn-
TALLY M ade and at low prices. MOI IS Iy
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STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE SOCIETIES.-A special meeting will be held
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, at II O'Clock, in
the Morning Star Hall.
Il. L. GIFFNBY, President.
j G.. M KAvANAGH, Secretary. It
ST. ALPHONsUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSO-
ciation-The regular monthly meeting of this Associa-
tion will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at 4
o'clock in St. Aphonsus Hall, ST. Andrew street be
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
GentIemen wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend.
d. H. BUCKLEY President.
]. H. HESLIN Secretary. 1t
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC TOTAL
ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION. - The officers and
members OF the above Association are hereby notified
that the regular monthly meeting will be held on
TUESDAY, March 9th ls77, at = p N, in st John s
ScboCIhouse PunctuaI attendance is requested.
Gentlemen oi becoming members are invited
attend.
By order: THOS NUGEST, President.
IHOS w. CURLY Secretary.
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Ordinary Notices Of KarrtG9es and Deaths s0H hereafter
be inserted for FV cents. Obituaries viii be charged
at the Tats Of ten cents q line.
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NEW ORLFA>s January IT 1871
At meeting of tn. Board OF DIrectorn held This
day, it resolved declare The following dviden Is
from the earnings of the ending Dsce ember
1876 to witt
l. Ten per cent annual interest the capital paid
=. Five per cent to reserve fund iccoI d..
anco with section 4. article e. of the charter.
3 Ten to To the credit of Ihe FiTemen
Charitable Assocstion OF Now Orleans for the support
of the widows and orPhHns and general relief stem
of said Ahocaton in accordance with section article
g. of the Charter.
Five per interest dvd md capital paid in
5. Twenty-Five per cent dividend participating
insurers
ALI declarations of dividend stOckholders be
carried credit OF stock notes in accordance with
aecton article g. of tho charter osrtitcs which
viii be issued and al the iLth day OF Febr uary
1871
Participating dividends to insurers mot
able demand.
Stock hol ers Obtain printed detailed atements
at the Office OF the company
l. N. MARES President.
4. PRGDHOMhE. Vice President.
=. II BENNEES. Secretary
BOARD OF DIREC1oR3.
Alexander, G. 7 Gauche T.. Prudhou mo-
I-eor B"Ituii. & Herard, & SpuTl,
II II E."I norot. a II Tsuacsou. Wash Marks.
i. II Cam a + Otto Inoma
j Fitzpatrick, L : Levy Geo Waicrs,
I Marks LOUIS = witt. nhI I'm
: I lsI
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wANrs-FoR RENTS-ETC.
ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOR RENT
FOR BALLS, CONCERTS And FAIRS.

st Tatrick'S Hall the LARGEST AND FIHES7
HALL IN THE CITY, will be rented, by the niSh
or longer, reasonable terms, for CONCERTS
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIBITTOEg
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, without
distinction Of creed the Hall will be rented HALI
PRICE.
Apply At
ST. PATRICK's HALL SAVINGS BANK
no22T5tf No. 81 Camp Gtrse:
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CHARLES SIMON & SONS,
G3 n. Howard Street, Baltimore, Nd,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

OhIiNN anu OOHLo ! ~ Oh NOOCS
would respecfuy call the attention of !nsttu tions
and the public to their extensive stock of Black aud
t'olored SERG ES NUNS CLOTH. DRAP DETE,
BROAD CLOTH tbest cotton warp and all WOOL.
Linen and Cotton SHIFTING, SHEETINC4, PILLOW
CASING, BLANKETS, TOWELS. TOWELINGS.
NAPKINS, ID lilies, TABLE CLOTHS, TABLE
LINEN, etc., etc.
As well as to the great variety of
DRESS GOODS EMBROIDERIES.
LACES CORSETS
LADIES READY-MADE UNDERWEAR.
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR, etc.
Also to their
DRESSMAklNG DEPARTMENT.
CLOAKS DRESSES. etc. made to order prom pity
superior manner and the latest sty le at moder
rates Orders solicited. Rules for stfmessure e.
ment and pies of materials, with estimates of t.
sent upon application.
AS Goods purchased for cash. from the best
offer them on the mo"t favorable terms
All ORDERS amounting to SEQ will be sent free
freight charges by but parties whose orders
not accompanied by the money. and having their
goods D., pay for the of money
fels II ly5p
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A FEW OF OUR PRICES
COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,

COGAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
~ Canal strcst,
Botwesn the Customh"uss and the INor.
Open until O'Clock =. NJ. ON SSrdaNH. tes5,1 "
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
ACc, cell nj A.'c.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth sec, sel at i"c
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth G1c, sell at Soc.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA.
worth 75c We cell at 6oo.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth q, we sell at .5c
GREEN OR BLACK TEA,
worth o. 40, we sell at o.
TRY OUR 81 OOLONG,
TRY OUR 81 IMPERIAL!
TRY OUR 81 GUNPOwDERl
TRY OUR 81 ENGLISH BREAKFAST!
SOMETHING
Never Before Offered in the South
ST. rs Grade
OOLONG, IMPERIAL, -GUNPOWDER, YOUNG
HYSoN AND ENGLISH BREAKFAST
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SECOND DIVISION


Chief Engineer and ASsStAnts
Chomas OConnor Chief Engineer.
N Ray Ass stant Engineer.
y H. Ford, Assistant Engineer.
James BoyCe. Assistant Engineer.
Frank Carroll Assstant Engineer.
MisSlssippi steam Engine Company No. ?.
ViEiant steam Engine Company No 3.
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2
I:olumoIa Steam Engine Company No 3.
Louisiana HOse Steam Engine Company
Mechanics steam Engine Company No. 8.
Eagle Steam Engine Company No, 7.
THIRD DIVISION
Ptnnix Steam Engine Company No. g.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. ;.
Creole Steam Engine Com paDy No 9.
Louisiana STRAIN Engine Company No. 10
Trad Ferry Steam Engins Company No ~.
PerseveTOu Ouce stssm Engine Company No -.
PhIIad elphIA Steam Engine Company Eo.ll4
FOURTH DIVISION.
jackson Steam Engine Company No. l..
wasatrgtun Steam EnRine Company No. %.
Pelican Hook ard Ladder Company No.
Orleans Steam Engine Company No q.
Exempt Suciety II Jefferson No -
.t Heron team IL E.us Company No. p.
E1rupt society 81 LbalmetJe No %.
ChBlr ctte steam II g'Ee Company No %.
CrssCerL Steam Engine Company, No -
l. n. MARKS
mh4 IL Grand hArsha'
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596.------ Magazine Street -596
OFFER
NEW SPRING PRINTS
PERCALES,
POPLINETTRs
PIQUES,
XEPHYRS
PONGEES,
DEBEIGES.
BLACK SILKS etc, eto.
Also, fall variety of
FILTERS CORSETS SKIRTS,
FICRUS BOWS, TIES.
SILK, LINEN and UNION HANDKERCHIEFS
RIBBONS BRAIDS, BUTTONS,
RUCHINGS. B1BS COLLARS, CUFFS, etc.
Housekeeping Goods. Fresh and Cheap.
Will open on MONDAY, March 5th
BLACK GRENADINES. of THE years importation.
mh4 1t
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rOPARTNERSHI NOTICES.
The partnership Of MACON. ELLISON & co. 10
dissolved 10y the death of MI Joseph Ellison ,,
New Orleans, Feb 2e ls77.
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Tbe rdoraIyned have formed n COpartnership under
the firm name and style of HUEY MACON a OCON.
StIF a, AuctioneeIs and Peal Estate ARen to
Office II Carondelet street between Canal and Com.
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EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY,
CT NEW ORLEANS.
CtfGs. Corner If Camp and Gravier streets
SECOND ANIMAL STATEMENT.

Losses raid..-.-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3rs5 "a
Ne pref 44Us II
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NICHOLAS J. HOEY,
THOMAS L MACON,
JOHN H. O'COSNOR.
mhf I'm
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New Orleans March J, IsT7.
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-18

THERE were several operations of the light
fingered gentry yesterday. Col. J. b. Mead,
the distinguished granger and cold water
man, as well as the gallant officer in COM
mand of the Orange county battalion of vet
rams, was stripped of lady's gold watch and
chain, pearl inlaid, pencil attached, in the
oration tent. +. N. Robinson. of Chester
field n. H., lost his pocket book with fifteen
dollars in money, and some two hundred
dollcrs in notes, There were several other
cases. two at the Putnam House. and num-
Der on the grounds and at the depot, Of
which we did not learn full particulars.
The display made elsewhere in our COL
nmns, by Mr.. Fred II. Cluett, Steinway and
Chickering agent 269 River street, Troy, n
Y, win amply pay perusal.
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-18

Now that the military display has passed,
the excitement is over, and we have had such
grand good time ourselves, we can afford to
practically remember that the ladies at the
Baptist church have undertaken good work
and must be libarally sustained We learn
that large number were present yesterday
and the sales were very encouraging. bnt the
wonder is freely expressed why any can stay
away when such q grand musical treat is
barely within reach. Prof Davis discourses
such enhancing music upon the piano and
organ that nothing except Thomas orches-
ira or MendelsOhn qulntette could begin to
supply the palace. 1t is really a marvel
and mnstbe seen and heard to be appreciated .
Let all who can, therefore, spend little time
and give the ladies call this p. IN. or eve
ming.
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-18

Our subscriberswill pardon the omission Of
their papers yesterday, but it could not be
helped as the edition was fairly ''snatched
away" from us at an early hour. Back mum.
bers of the BANNER can be procured now
The supply is limited. The illuminations.
serenadss fireworks last night, the torch
light parade, the troops and visiting bodies
and their departure, the bands the roster of
the veterans and manyI other matters
which in the rush and hurry of the past few
days have been omitted will be noticed here
after.
The Bennington daily banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1877-1877, 1877-08-18
Vermont and Shnrishnrr Association

The Vermont and SALISBURY Association
meets at Center Salisbury, Wednesday,
August Goth, at 10 o'clock, a. M, and contin-
ues two days. The annual sermon will be
preached by Rev. ], X. Richardson. Means
of conveyance will be found at the North aud
South Depots in Salisbury, to take the del
egates and friends in attendance to the
meeting house. ..
FOSTER HENRY,
of The Committee of Arrangements.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
I8 O H N.
In Missoula, October ii, 1877, to The wife of j.
A. J. Chairman. a daughter.
I'd r ne

At Pony, Madison cotnty, Saturday. October 20,
Of hemorrage OF the lungs, J.B. Percy, aged ~
years.
At Meadow Creek, Madison county, on Wednes-
day, October b, Daniel YanGes.
In Helena, October a, George w. Wooas, aged
about 80 years.
At Gwendalc. October Is, Elizabeth, wife OF
William Wier, aged 81 years and 7 months.
At Hcllgate, October %, Mary Rosetta White.
daughter of Mrs. L. D.. Dukes, aged 7 years, s
months and II DAYS.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

THE project of building q road down the
gulch to the valley, avoiding ali hills, bids
fair to be carried out successfully. A paper
the necessary funds. and about Sl0C mas al
ready been subscribed. This is a matter OF
great importance to our community, and
we are glad to know hlat our people are at
last aroused to IFS necessity.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROAD

Bids for constructing q good wagon road frofo
Diamond 10 the mouth OF Confederate gulch will he
received at this office up to Saturday evening, Nov.
3, The road to be constructed down the gulch;
avoiding hills, and the work to be vigorously pros
ecuted. For further particulars call at this office.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
STIeANElD

One roam mare, branded with the ace of hearts on
the left thigh, and has dark roam spots on the back
and rtlnp. Also one two year old sorrcl horse with
white strip in fact, light name and tail, and three
white legs, and branded X on left side and thigh.
When last seen We're on Poverty Flat. at =
Any person delivering the same to me, or inform
ing me Of their whereabouts, Will be rewarded for
their trouble. j. LANEY,
&, aFftA Diamond City.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01
VEGETABLES for Winter.

The attention Of the miners Of the county, the
citizens OF Camp Baker and the stock men Of Smith
river valley is respectfully invited to the fact that |
am now prepared to furnish them their winters
supply Of Vegetables. Having raised tons of
Potatoes, GaEl5agcs, TIrsafps, Beefs,
Onions. Etc.
/ will sell them at q very low figure. I am also
prepared to furnish large quantities Of EEosar and
Grain. j. &. PICKERING.
46-tf Duck Creek, NJ. r.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

"THE YOUNG PEorLE's CoMRADE" is a
new, fresh and sparkling eight-paged, Illus
trated monthly paper forour young folks.
1t has a tacinating serial story, short stories,
articles and poems, a Young Crusaders"
column, q '.Maiden's Boudoir,' a Little
Peoples Corner,''a "Puzzlcr's Drawer a
Musical Department and various other at
fractions. 1t is devoted largely to teaching
Temperance, which it will inculcate by every
genial and effective method. 1t should be
in every household in the land. 1t offers y
most liberal list of premiums for obtaining
subscribers. 1t is edited by Miss Julia Col
man, formerly of the Sunday. School Advo-
cate, and published by Z. Pope Vose, Rock
land, Maine. We will send this beautiful
| young peoples paper, a nice chrome, and
the H~UsBANDMAS one yea" for $3.50. in adj
vance. ~
In this issue we insert the prospectus Of
the Cultieator and Country Gentleman, one OF
the oldest and best agricultural journals in
the country. The reputation of this journal
is world wide, and it seems useless to attempt
any mention OF it, This year it enters upon
its quarter century of existence since the
combination of the Cultirator with the Conn-
hy Gentleman, and the %proprietors propose
to still further add to its interest and value.
For the year 1873, they propose to give to
to each subscriber a copy Of the 1aauai Reg
;ster of Rural Affairs, a valuable book of IA
pages. as a premium. Persons wishing an
Eastern agricultural journal and a live Ter
ritorial paper, can have the Country Gentle
3aaa and the ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBAND
MAN for S6.00-cash. Those renewing their
subscriptions to this paper shall have the
same advantages us new subscribers. and all
will be entitled to che book premium. Re-
member that the cash must accompany your
order, or these terms cannot be had.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

n1I.Drs are becoming quite 1asiliona-
BrEN9ibN "
Diamond.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

~nn,cr CO., No. IL South Commercial
~. ". fhit ~ ara orr authorized agents to tran
,tt, i; lo LIVES. contract for adyeltlsins, u to
VT III Inscriptions
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

-, uIpr1< arrived from Idaho with his
..4 Of sheep Last week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

I'm cry LODGE No. 7, e. z. and A. III
ct.tad Communication held attheir Hall,
a sti'In nanG Citv, on the second and foarth
II ll,.Iays OF each month: ~SoJournlng
.'4 sber: are cordially invited to attend;
w fDtotNo'D ANID BUTTERtIELD, w Nj.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

IN II, RANSrxeK is putting in a new
.or1 ,pnoyating his house.
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II VS..

LOCAL NEWS.
a.o- "a, No. II South Commercial
IN. u. ! ~ ~ ave or authorized agents to tran
t4t, It: i-o'a.a' contract for advertising, u to
--.ovn CITY LODGE No. Z, e. E. and A. III
o.,od Communication held %attlieir Hall,
a 3nniiaar5oud City, on the second anl fodrth
s%".lurlsys OF o, eHeh r. ' inyited TO a sb}ead'
" f%DfolHo'DI ,IyID BCTTERtIELD, w. NJ.
n~1[.Irr. are becoming quite t%asiliona-
tn Diamond.
W.. MARTIN arrived from Idaho with his
~ oi sheep Last week.
~ II PANsrEcE is putting in a new
and renoyating his house.
"a II1GGNs is. spending d few weeks
Ae White sulphur Springs for his health,
a.. teams Of j. O. Husscy were oyer to
/ usso1n valley CHS week for vegetables.
r.x II. r. BRAINARD was III Diamond
week. He conteGnplates leaving for tie
Emes in a few days.
pcor, 3. i. MARsi1 has been doing con-
| .rble surveying Of mining ground i'll the
Iialy of CAKE gu!ch recently.
rnr farmers and stocA-groWers Of Mon
H. are more prosperous now than they
|a hcen at any time within the past six
%s.
Day'g y9r2et the ball at Centrevilla a week
kmueyt Friday. A grand time is antici-
ad. The price Of the tickets, Including
gpr, X $3.50.
Inn new contractor for the mail between
ma Baker and the White SulphurSprings,
n. H9IIing&worth, went over on Monday
take charge ct tie line.
Dr.. C.S. KELLY, the young and popular
(ast Of Diamond, is visiting Canton and
@aneyille. We are informed that he will
Nh make n0zeman a yisit.-Cbuyier.
jas. BARKER, a prosperous farmer OF
pD creek made us a call this week. He
Isiorty acres Of fall Wheat that rs looking
Id. Ills farm is well adapted to the cul-
not this.
|SMrEL ANDERSON, who has been on a
kDto hissouIa the past month, returned
Nweek, lie is much pleased with things
the Garden valley" but the Independent,
guess. hi the mark.
Ar the public sale of the real estate Of the
hWm. Douglass, on Saturday last, the
Iiard hall was purchased by David Marks
1885, and the dwelling by H.. E. Collins
1David Marks for SOL.
We are indebted to w. II. Morgan, OF
~Mdeierate creeks most prosperous farm
NiOr some choice specimens of vegetables
There was Il rutabaga weighing over l;
b. and two potatoes Weighing 5 lbs.
Tie farmer prince of the Canton neigh
0rhood, Missouri valley. Thos. shinnick
s just finished threshingg. The threshe1
Fs running upon his farm nine days. Iii!
grain crop reached 5000 bushels, 1000 @
Noei lsa .tlrst-class quality Of two-rowet
barley.
RECENT intelligence from the Black Hill
announces tie death of Donald Mcleod
Sno was Tor many years a prosperous min
Caha highly respected cit izen of Coufeder
'@ sV'ch. He was d native of Iiberton
(Naada.
"h.Co0K delivered POO head of mutton
%ep' TO W.. II. Guthrie, Ina Helena, a te,
"ssaso. Having sold all his wethers dow
warnings from his home flock. it is noN
Il OA nf III veg - $50 N H&
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

,x.s II1GGlNs l. spending d few weeks
'ha White sulphur Springs for his health.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

rr, teams Of j. o. Iiusscy were over to
u;ssollm valley CHS week for vegetables.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

AA INDIAN dogs made a raid OH Watson
aso's Sheep last Monday, scattering them
- "s direction. A number were severe
y; s''0' Whether any were killed or not
,%n. NV known, as it had just happened
NJ WI informant left. This flock runs at
mia vi The mountains near the Whites
:" ROAD, over which the Flatheads pass
N,,s s y 'als Is the third time, we believe.
aey have suffered loss from this cause.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-11-01

A COUPLE of gentleman passed our resi-
dehce a few days ago, and when told who
resided there, one exclaimed, II would like
TO see the lying Rocky Mountain Husband"
The oath with which he qualified it made us
think he meant fight. Summoning up cour-
age, we donned a suit of blue overalls, to
make as formidable an appearance as posi-
BILE, and sailed to our office to await the ex-
pccted visitor, but much to our relief he did
not call. We evidently got away with a
bluff.
IHE following officers for the ensuing
quarter were, elected at the last meeting of
Diamond Lodge, No. l, l. o. g. T.:
w. G. TT. e. Collins.
W. Y. T.-Mrs. T. T.. Collins.
W.S.-H. I'll. Barnes.
w. r. Sc. y. Hampton.
w. T.-John Harston.
w. C.-John Buckingham.
w. M.-Charles Collins.
W.. |. G-Chris. King.
w. o.. G.-Joseph Emhoff.
7. w. c. ii. T.. Hills.
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|NMgEL ANDERSON, who has been on a
Epto hissoula the past month, returned
|Nveek. lie is MUCH pleased with things
the Garden valley" but the Independent,
n nness. hi the mark.
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has II. r, BnAINARD was III Diamond
/. week. He contelnplates leaving for tie
,aes in few days.
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