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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
Dipioemo Monies

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MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK,
BROOKLYN. n. ", December 20. 1873
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 3 PER
IN cent free Of tax has been declared payable January
next. I. e. DisBHOW, Cashier.
THE IAPoRTEgs' AND TRADERS NAIIsSAL BANK
or NEW.YORK
NEw.YoRK December IL. 1873.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT, out
n OF the earnings Of six months free 81 all taxes
has this been declared by this bank PAYABLE on the "a
January next The transfer booAs will remain closed
Til that date. T.. H. PERKINS IT, Cashier
DOWERY NATIONAL BANK, New York,
~ December IL 1873 The directors have this day de-
dividend OF ceB free from taxes frnIn the earn
r.. HAMILTON cashier
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AMI PACIFIC
~ RAILROAD OMPASY.-Tbe usual QUARTERLY
DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT On the Capital stock OF
this has been declared payable ON the LIST day
Februa next .
STOCK Of the IOWA SOUTHERN and MISSOURI
NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY. held in trust for tho
this company VIII also be paid al the sane
LINE.
The Ias mentioned dividend will be equal 10 80 cents
share 0n the ltal STOCK OF this company.
The transfer books will close the 3lst day OF Deceoef
instant r. H. lows Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
Total net receipts OF Cotton at all port,
flnanciai.

financial.
BONDS and ST0CKS.-Wneth you
IA wish to buy or sell. write to . -. ~
Members of New.York Stock Exchange No. Wal'st.
GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. QIOrse and ElytO
Cstocks 3 Bonds bought 3 sold. FrHEWITI Broad.sl
Gas STOCKS.
NewYork end BrooSlyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
OF BTUOJy investment securIties deatin by
GEO. II. PkENTISS
80 irOad.st.. n. Y.
HENRY CLEWS & CO., Bankers, 18New-st.,
New.YOrk Members Of Ih9 New.Iolk STOCK. Col ,and
Bond Exchanges Securities On rdcuOhal OF
quaint bought and sold exclusively commission;
long CURED on per cent margin Al
made approved cOaterals 1T market Ia e. DE
posts subject check at sight per cent interest
allowed all tally balances. Orders executed at the san
FrauciscO and London sock Exchanges
OFFICE OF THE DENVER AND RIO GRANpE RAILWAY Coz
II COrtiAndtst. New.Nork. Sow 90 1878. )
IN accordance with the terms OF Its First
4 MORTGAGE coupon Certificates. the DENVER and RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COM ANY hereby gives notice that
elects pate payment In cash OF all said certificates,
the Compary's Agency In NewIork CITY on ana after
January |, 1879
By Older Of the Board Of Directors. ...
secretary.
NOT | & E.-The annual meeting of the
" Wedge b ock Pavement Company va be he'll! AZ
their office - Wurtst, SATURDAY. January II, 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

n OF { E.-Ihe annual meeting OF the
~ Wedge b ocA Pavement Company WI be held al
Office - Worth-st SNTUkpAY January II, 1873
New. NOJk, Dec 70, 1873 JOSEPH ID. WILCOX. SccY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

GALVESTON, Texas Dec. 90, 1878.
The coupons due January J. 1872 the bonds OF the
abOy company will be paid and after January = 1872 by
President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

What b DO ritA COLI Potat es.-To
every dozen. which should be grated.
add egg and little nutmeg, mix and
form as Goldfish cakes. fry brown and
serve with stewed cranbcrries.
Hard Lard FIR PASTRY. for
pastry may be used a. hard as il can be
cut with knife, and il will make far
better paste than If left TO warm. Il
needs only 70 be cut through the -four
not rubbed.
Ol Ou or Woolsn. You can yet =
bottle or barrel Of oil of any Garnet or
WOODEN stuff, by apply ing dry bucka heat
p.entifully and faithfully Never put
water ~ SUCH : grease spot, or liquid Of
any kind.
The Use On Srlsrntns The free use
OF saleratus. 80 much consufnedin bre al.
is excessively injurious 10 the human
system. II i particularly liable 70 in
duee muscular prostrati0n or paralysis.
and i sure 10 injure the digestive or
gans. OF course. il is most fatal 10
children. whose delicate organization i
more sensitive than that Of grown PER
sons.
To Cure Germs -Bathe the corn with
strong borax-water. then shave il close
~, but be careful rot To make Il bleed.
Place over the corn white felt corn
plaster and wear i constantly until the
corn has disappeared Every night ard
morning wet the small cavity over the
corn tand in the pl2ster) with . little
b0rax-water. Or If preferable the pulp VI
lemon. The corn-plastcrs can De pro-
cured At any druggists
~ keep Ir0ry Handles hife.-The
wilderness may b. restored u ivory ham
dies a. follows Wash with sOaped
flannel and lukewarm water; then wipe
very dry: soak them occasionally in
alum-water that has been boiled, and
allowed u cool; let the handles liz for
one hour in this. then remove them and
brush them well--say with nail-brush:
after this take 8 clean linen towel, dip
1t Ia cold water. squeeze il ont. aud while
wet wrap in around the handles, leaving
them In il to dry gradually. a. II dried
TOO rapidly out III the alum-wate- the
handles xill be injured
.isincs Jefiy.-Pare and slice the
ounces, add for every ; pounds Of fruit
! cupful water put peelings, cores. and
All into = stone jar; set the jar into
pot Of boiling water: LEI i boil until the
fruit i soft aud broken; strain through
stout, coarse bag or cloth; 10 each
pint Of juice allow pound OF white SUI
gar; st the juice On alone 10 boil. and
while i j. warming place the sugar on
flat dishes u heat in the oven; have the
sugar bot, but 40 not let Il burn boil
the Juice Just ~ minutes from the time
il begins fairly ID bell throw in the hot
sugar; stir quickly al the time a. soon
a. the sugar j. dissolved remove the
Kettle AZ once from the fire; fill your
glasses with the scalding liquid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
Save the Old Paper.

Never throw away Old paper. III yen
have no wish ~ eel II. use X in the
house. Some housekeepers prefer X 70
cloth for cleaning many articles ~ fur
niiure. For instance. volume written
by lady who pFited herself on her ex-
perience and tact, SAYS: after : stove
has been blac kened II can be keTt Look
ing very we'll for long time hy rubbing
IL with paper every morning Rubbing
With paper j. u much nicer way II keep
ing the outside Of ea.kettle, coffee
pot, and teapot bright and clean than
the old way 81 washing them in suds.
Rubbing with paper i also the best way
of polishing knives, tin-ware, and
spoons they shine ike new silver. For
polishing mirrors. windows, lamp
cnimneys, etc. paper i better than dry
cloth Preserves and pickles keep much
better II brown paper, instead Of cloth.
i tied over the jar Canned fruit j. not
% apt To mold II piece OF writing pa
per. cut to fit the can. Il laid directly on
the fruit Paper il much better 10 put
under carpet than straw. II i warm
ar, thinner, and makes less noise when
one walks over it,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

The town ~ Griffin i supported bv
buffalo hunters. and j. their general
rendezvous ia this section. The NUM-
Der II hunters Oh the ranges this season
i estimated AZ ! $50 we saw at Griffin
4 plat Of ground " about four acres
covered with buffalo hides spread ont to
dry. besides large quantity piled Up
for shipment These hides are worth In
this place from Il a. SLIGO each. The
generally accepted idea III the exciting
chase ia buffalo hunting i not the plan
pursued by the men who make il a req
ular business. They use the needle run
with telescope. buy the powder by the
keg. their lead in bulk. and the shells,
and make their own cartridges The
guns ia party II hunters are used by
only one or tvo men. who say they us-
usally XII drove II thirty or forty
buifaloes On one or two acres If ground.
A. soon 81 one j. killed the whole herd,
smelling the blood. collect around the
dead body. snufiing and paving up tie
ground. and uttering singular noise.
The hunter continues ~ shoot them
down a. long a. h. can remain conceal
ed. or until the last animal .hite- the
dust" The buffalo pays no attention -
the report 0f the gun. and fees only AZ
sight Or scent Of hi enemy. The others
Of the party then &C upy themselves Id
\. peeling- Some II these have become
- skillful they offer 70 bet they can skin
five or six-vear-old bull in i've min
utes The meat i also saved and cent
- market. and commands good price.
-Shgck<lford County (Tsxasl Letier y
Tia gafrssfon .Nsrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

Be- KrcHr. MAss.. APRIL IA, ls-7.
Nm ErfrpR. Having read IA yuxGr pager re-
YoFfs 0l the remarkable cures of cafarrn. arm
Induced II TEN h vita, know about cAtarrh,
anil ! fancy the --rvf Ani islEalilE-tutr'
makers MERE duliar-9rahfrrSl would ~ glAi
II fhay epuM emhlx1Dn similar cure IN the
papers For I'M eAr- / Suffered with catarrh.
IhH nAsAl passages hecAr1e cuugieteiy closed
snuff tdg-t SshnSf 4. iraaiiur -tftes N
AMI stick. wenlin'r work. though at inter-
vais l would sni1 up the sOcallel catarrh
snrn, until hcrarne 4 valuable tester s0r such
medicines. I gradually -rcw worse. and no
one can know how mugh suffered or whAt 4
mr eEes. ~ that was confined ~ ny hed fog
many successive iays, suffering the mnSt sr-
tense rAin. which at one time lasted continE-
cusly fpr lt- hour.- ALL sense 1f snlrii AMI
taste gone. sight and bearing IMPAIRED bply
Shr1rken aud weakened. nervous system shaf-
terrell Ani constitution broken. And I was
hawkin and ssAftin- ~tven-e ghfhsOf the time.
rrAYei for death ~ relieve ma ~ my suffer.
irg. favorable notice In yuur paper ~ Dr.
Sage's CAtarrh Remedy induced me 10 par-
chase package and use II with DIT. Pierre !
Nasal Duuche which Applies the remedy b. hy.
drusfatic pressure. the only way compatible
with common sense. Well. Mr. Editor. IL Gid
not cure me In three-fUurths " q serUna, nor
IN ONE hour or month but IN less than eight
minutes vas relieved. and "a three month<
entirely cured, and have remained % f0r over
sixteen months. Will using the Catarrh Rem
eds. used Dr. Pierca's tsolden Medical Dgs.
cnvery ~ purify INV blood and strengthen my
stomach. ! also kept INV liver active and huE.
ell regular by the use ~ his Pleasant Purra-
tive Pellets. II nv experience will ifrlncf
other sufferers a. sntk the same means az ~.
lief. this letter viii hare answered IT, purpose
Yours truly. y. REucK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
vEGETINE
HAS ENTIRELY Cured NE

EosrrN. Ortpksr. 1870.
Ma y srrvE~s
Tor es- Nv ilU1tfr AFTER nastur q ~'vrrr aft1k q
Nns " tsrsrr. mlF NtA ~ ANNt State er TIA
h<iA< Asa rF y tlat NJ s1t tt.l taN fra6T4NK 4n1
AFR fIN4 q ffiaft tNIf rft.th
hlvp Barn q AT s~ rTr irti t Afisru
haye tAkeI sral Dif~ IN tnf w ErISx Ctr fhss rxl
paint. &Ai N1ttg On ~ N MA afrlrlr allrs1 ne
h2se rets iNffiri M~ ~ FtNr f ofh3rs. 18th TIE
SAM r'-u n~aa~ N ,fs.t ard purifier II
thr tirsii 4 Pheasant " -Akr. AL I CAL cherrfnly
Erumnl1Id NJ
JAMES MURsE So Aihens street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

IHE iyDfrESpfNr. n New York oT y. u
another eolHmn, y rive away, absolutely. a
Woreerter's EnAial<rl Qna ~ Pictorial Do
tionary. which rrtails everywhere nv enc And
+, ~ cufse : housed NJ necessary How fhty
can 1o n N We nuF' ccuiess- a mystery but
that ih~ ~ there 70 question
The lSrErENpESF j. nQw rrtll-Ain- Raw.
JcrErM Ctrk's fanru- Boston Monaay Lrc-
tnrrs, xlifA are creating " much ai-tu-sion
ereFyn here
go advertisement Il TIA IxpErENiE in
tbs pzter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

II II Greece goes to war, TOO, i will
lie q genuine case Of STAT in the ire"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
vEGETINE.

PREPARED M
II. X. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25

WHEN wREYEHo 10 ADv8svrsR3a
- 49, DaDows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-25
WORK FOR ALI

Y urir a<1 lQcA41e& c4ns1k<trE fr -1e ftr~~lde
Visitor. e1l1rE--L NeekI 4rll NnEthiy Largest
Paper "a the World ptEh M4uulort rf.rIunas
krrr 81 CFannlGzz.ons > AgeE1 Iefus Nn1.1f
IRE AAi--rrx r. a. WICK Ekt y. = a<n~fa. Ne.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
Give nS q Court House.

The court house petition will be presen:-
ed to the County Commissioners at their
coming session. and it is to be hoped that
they will sec proper TO grant the request.
Some persons throughout the county, We
are informed. have refused TO sign the pc
tition because they believed it would be Il
burden on the county. Inthe light of past
experience this would not have been the
case. Had we had 2 building ample for
the accommodation Of the Court, the U. 5.
District Court wsuld Heyer have been re-
moved from BozeWan. and the annual rents
paid by the General Government would
have more than paid the interest On the
bonds necessary to erect $4,000 court
house. We axe informed that last year.
Madison coIAty received from the Govern
ment in tile Reighborhood Of $1,000 for
rent of cont house and Jail.
There is no reason why VIC shout! not
receive this money (unless we are lacking
in public spirit and enterprise and then Of
course we don't deserve anything, saye
censure). as Boze,nan is the n,9st centrally
located point in the district, and we feel
confident that if we will build court house
WORTHY OF the county, the L. S. District
Court viii be returned to Bozen,an from
the fact that tie greater part Of the bust
ness arises from Custer county. BY aIl
means give lis Il court house.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
PERSONAL.

! Yard Cockrill was in town this week
a Zietzki is on . business "Trip tc
Helena. Les
--Enoch Hodson of Hamilton was in
town this week.
Julius Levi and w. S. Masill went to
Helena on yesterdays coach
Benjamin Meyers arrived in town from
Shield $ river yesterday afternoon.
M. NJ. Hotter, of Helena, is in tayn
and will remain with lis a lew days.
JAS. Mccartney, proprietor of the
Mammoth Hot Springs, isvisitins Boze-
man. -
-rhos. Dcyarnon returned from the
Crow Agency on Tuesday. He expects to
leave for Virginia to-day.
WIN. IIansord called in yesterday and
left substantial appreciation of the
CorRRIER in the shape OF two VS..
Sen. Lester S. Wilson left for the
East, ria Helena, on Tuesdays coach. lie
expects to be absent about two months. !
e. d. Ferguson returned to town Tues
day from IN extended trip on the Yellow
stone, where he has been making assess
ments for 1873.
&C. w. Craig, representing Orlenstein
& Co., TObacconists, and the California
Glove Co, San francisco. was in town this
week and went to Helena on Tuesdays
coach.
Reports from Hayden state that Jas.
A. Ferrel has practically recovered from
the effects of his fall and will be in attend
;lnce at the County Commissioners meet
ing on Monday next.
&C. s. Wood, with Samuel Cupples &
Co, manufacturers Of Woodenwarc, Cord
age. Paper Bags. &c, st. Louis, Interview
ed the DOZenlan merchants in his line on
Monday, and went on to Helena Tues
day.
We received call on Monday last
from Mr.. Frank O. Smith. who is maxim.
a tour Of the Territory in the interest OF
Franklin, MacVeagh 4 Co., Wholesale
Grocers. &c. Chicago. Mr.. Smith makes
his headquarters at Salt Lake City, and in
lends TO visit Montana ut least twice Il year.
This is his second visit. his first hayin.
been last summer. lie represents one of
HE largest and most reliable houses in the
v est, anil in company witt, others we
;hail be pleased to see him often.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
S0cfablc ut MOnrOe'S.

On Thursday evening last. as previously
announced, the Ladies Society Sociable
was held ut the residence Of DIR. G. w.
Monroe and wife. Early in the evening
the house was filled by their many friends.
pr. Monroe WAS called from home early in
the cyenin. on business. and tho duties CT
the evening dcyolvcd upon Mrs. Monroe
and her sister Miss Mamie Evans. They
made everyone feel at home and enjoy
themselves throughoutthe entire evening.
Those present were favored during the
evening with vocal and Instrumental m,.-
sic by Bozeinan's best musicians. and about
ten o'clock, with the best of refreshments
IN the shape of sandwiches. cakes, coffee,
chocolate. Sc.
Tic evening was passed. very pleasantly
notwithstanding the fact that number of
the young folks tried to freeze ont the old
folks and didn't get away with it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
The IIOstIs2N.

4 correspondent OF the Mlepraacnt.
iting from Fort Shaw, under date OF
2!d inst. says:
tine Of the scouts sent from Benton 70
10, after the Indians reported near the
boundary. has returned. The scouts re-
Dui shows that there are Il few lodges of
Ecz Pcrccs in the vicinity OF Browning.
we'll armed and Will, plenty of horses and
ammunition. Also that White Bird and
Joe Hill are with the camp. Sitting Bull
is somewhere near Cypress Mountains.
}ln,l creek. some on one side of the bounu.
AIRY line and some On the other. 10 all APP
I'e:sranccs they are supply running buffalo.
anil no reasonable fears can be entertained
of any serious disturbance.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
Military Transportation

J.. G.. Maclay q Go. have been awarded
the military transportation over the sever
al land routes in Montana for the year 1873
The contract "ontcmplaics the movement
OF an unusual large amount of army ma
e,iaI and supplies. which will be increased
In proportion rs active campaigning is un-
.Iertaken during the coming season. This
transportation. together with the freight
Live TO be established this Spring and to be
roaiiDued late into the Autumn. operating
n us,nection with the Union Pacific and
ftai, and Northern railroads. promises
ffHrg to employ the Diamond .'R" Com
a;ey tn. present year. The company is
cqmpsssei OF rustlng men. who invariably
RTove themselves equal to any emergency,
and are m,rivallcd in the magnitude of
1lcigiffng business annually performed in
A4nSaAsa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
Fort Custer.

a correspondent writing from Fort Gus
ksr says. WORDS fail to express the eX-
kreinc loneliness of this pOst-there is
aotiiing li!sc x anywhere. If we were, all
h,p as near the No'1h Pole as human beings
are allowed to gel, We could not be much
pnore lonesome than we are here. Our
mails come i,asggul:,yiy. once week or
once in two weeks, and then we have some
thing to talk about for a day or two; but
SASSt of the time the solitude is SO vail
ing that man scarcely knows whet. We
IS dead or ahve. This is probably the c"
ip ali pew settlements. but here we are SC
far away that it seems rs if we were shut
nNt Golp nj hope. When spring time
,S;9nesJ TRUST we may experience something
hctter.-Bismarck Tribune.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28

Reqnest for Lecture to be Repeated
I Answer. :
The following correspondence explains
itself: $50
81 BozE&As. MONTANA, Feb. 20, 1878.
Rer. ". ". AsGerson:
SIR-Having heard with mrch interest
your lecture, delivered on Sunday evenin.
last, or, those Of rs who were not present
on that occasion, having heard the same
very favorabIy commented upon. we are
anxious that the same be re-deliyered,' and
respectfully request that you repeat the
same at such time and place rs you may
assign, it convenient for You to do so.
Hoping soon to receive Il favorabie reply,
We remain Yours truly,
J. J. Davis. T. b. Mulvaney,
Walter Cooper, J. z. Patton,
S. W. Langhorne, II. Annis.
J: G. Dow. JnC. $. Mendenhall,
WI. Perkins, Charles Rich.
Daniel MaXey. Thomas Lewis.
Anne }. MaIin. Geo. Il. Nichols,
Lea +. Marston, }. ID. Chestnut,
IL. b. Calfee, A. @. Brawner,
Nelson Story, j. il. Finch,
w. }. Davies. IT. Nicholson.
E. A. Thompson, James 'rhos. Jockey,
f. B. Lanme, Richard Jockey,
Matt. w. Anderson, b. +. Bennett,
james L. Martin, Geo. w. Monroe,
And host of others.
BOHEMIAN. Mont. February eth. 1873.
Messrs. J. J Davis, Waiter Cooper. S. W.
Langhorne, j. G. Dor. J. S. MendcnhaU,
Chos. Rich, Nelson Story, Geo. ". Monroe
and others:
GENTLEMEN:
have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your communication of the 2Gth
inst, speaking. in complimentary terms. of
the lecture delivered by me on Sunday
night last, and requesting me to repe.t the
same at such time and place us l may as
sign.
In reply will say that, shall be pleas
ed TO comply with your request, and here
by designate Sunday evening the 10th day
of March HeXt, at the II. E. Church. as the
time and place tor re-deiivery ofthe lecture.
Very Respectfully Yours,
WIN. W. ANDERSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28

A Caro-.
Cash buyers will consult their interests
by examining my exceptionally full stock.
at this season OF the year. Having de-
citlesl to make radical changes in my bust
ness, shall close ont the greater portion
Of my stock before the arrival OF new
goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Gents Furnishing Goods, will make up
my stock i'll the future; and in buying
from first hands. and in such quantities as
will be necessary, l expect to be able to
procure such discounts rs will put present
prices in the shade. My groceries, hard
WIRE, crockery, s:ltldlery, ETC., must all be
out of the way by the first of May. and
that my new stock may be perfectly fresh,
will make such discounts on clothing.
boots and shoes. rs will convince the most
sliep.;c:l that am in earnest, and ''mean
business" Come and examine my stock
and prices. J.. S. WILSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28

New sidewalks have been built the past
week in front Of the residences Of Walter
Cooper. w. +. SlOa,i and A. Lamme. We
are informed that W. II. Tracy will buil'!
sidewalks in front of his property on Main
street the coming week. which wiz make
the new sidewalk on Main street over 400
yards long, namely. from the Good lem
plars Hall to the residence occupied by Jas.
Martin. Sever4 PARTIES on tie nost!, side
of Naip street and in Other portions Of the
town will do well to follow i.e good cx-
ample thus SET.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
Blake did Kentucky FaVoriIe
wHISKIES.
Key West Cigars.
ALL DRINKS ~ I.2 Cents.
VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA.

We publish this week Il poem from our
st. Louis friend, in answer 10 the criticisms
made by W. j. Davies on 1.-The Modern
Bride" We do not hold ourselves respOn.
sible for the sentiments expressed by the
author, and if any Of our fair readers OF
poeticnl friends feel indignant toward the
/ author Of .'Reddimus Grltias We
ittnk they should--they may give vent to
ttlcir Indignation through the columns 81
the Courier, OF keep it pent up until the
author returns 10 Bozelnan, Which he
ptomises to do at no distant day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-28
VIM. Morris ami ..L,n" harris ret,,rne

WIN. Morris ami .'L,n'' harris returned
to DOZeni.n with Tie team and saddle
horses OF Wm. W. Anderson, Oh Saturd: y
evening last. They have been out nearly
all winter, having double ,r1pped it FROM
Sun River to Poplar River win beet cattle
for Fort Peck Agency. During the to!il
and halt months absence the lean tray.
eled nearly two thousand miles, and pc
snow or storms. OF any consequence, layt
been encountered during the entire time
Or on any portion of the route Travelled
Such is Montana.