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SCHOOL TRUSTEES. MEETING
Important Business Transacted
Principal to be Hired for Public
School. Etc

Ats meeting Of the Trustees Of School
District No: !. Gallatin county; Montana,
held at Bozeman, Monday, April 10Th,
1s7s-present, Jbhh S. Meidenhail. S. w.
Langhorne and VIM. w. Alderson-it was
ordered,
lst. That pupils front ether school dis
tricts attending our Graded School shall
be required to pay the School District
Clerk. in advance, for tuition as follows:
Primary Department (per month"; $500
intermediate 800
Advanced AGO
End. That families moving into this dis
trict from other school districts shall be re-
quilcd to pay to the Clerk of school dis
trict an amount equal to tine apportionment
made in their own districts for school pur-
poses. before they shall be entitled to the
benefits of our public school.
3rd. That families moving into this dis
trict from any other Territory or State or
from any portion OF this Territory where
there Is no school district organization. for
perma,ent residence here, shall be entitled
to the tetiefits Of the school on the same
terms ard exhibitions as bona Jide residents
of this district.
4th. That; until further action by the
Trustees, the colored children in this dis
trict may httend the public schuol and be
admitted to the rooms and classes with the
other children of tlIs tlistiict:
9Th. That Principal be employed as
soon as possible, provided the setvices Of a
suitable person can be obtained at salary
not to exceed one hundred and twenty-five
dollars per month.
JOHN S. MENDENHALL.
Chairman
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A Card.

Eh buyers will consult their interests
lamning my exceptionally full stock.
season ct the year. Having de-
10 make radical changes in my bust
Shall close out the greater portion
Ply stock before the arrival Of new
2. Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Furnishing Goods, will make up
f'ock in the future; and ia buying
llrst hands. and in such quantities as
oe necessary, l expect to be able to
PURE such discounts as will put present
SIN the shade. My groceries, hard
e cfockery. saddlery, etc, must all be
OF The way by the first of May, and
my new stock may be perfectly fresh.
Il make such discounts on clothing.
s and shoes, as will convince the most
'tical that am in earnest, and ..mean
ness Come and examine NV stock
Wices. J.. S. WILSON.
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Important Meeting.

An adjourned meeting of the Agricul-
tural; Mechanical and Stock Association OF
Eastefh Montana will be held at Odell hall.
Bozcniaii, on Saturday, the Goth inst, ut
7:3Op. IN. Full attendance is specially re-
quested, as the committee will report, cleo
ton of trustees be held. and important ac-
ton be had upon the subject of the seasons
races and county Fair. All interested,
whether present members of the Associa-
ton Or not. are urged to attend.
Ey order,
J.V. BOGERT. Sec'y.
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A Narrow EScai>e,

We have been permitted to liiake the fol-
lowing extract from letter received in
town from our fiieiid Richard Jockey.
We congratulate him on his narrow es-
cape:
IL lett Bohemian at nine o'clock Wednes-
day night, the 10th inst., in a buggy. driv-
ing Amos Townsend. Got along finely
until within about mile of Sheds toll
house. at thfee o'clock Thursday morning.
While crossing long; low bridge on one
of the sloushs of the Madison river, and
while about the middle Of the bridge, a
beaver or otter plunged into the stream
ahead of the horse, which frightened him
considerably. stopped him and waited
until he got over his fright. and then start-
ed him on again. He had only taken
two or three steps when another beaver or
otter plunged into the water. Amos
cramped the buggy around to the right.
and before could move, backed square off
the bridge, the buggy striking on the top,
which! was let down. breaking the top bad
~. l fell on my back in the water; the
buggy tipped on its side. aid pidhed the
down. Amos fol .una;elv fell on bis fce,.
but not on the buggy. l spoke to him.
and he stood perfectly still, did not make
any effort TO get out, and seemed to undel-
stand what had happened. Had the wafer
been few inches deeper would certainly
have been drowned. as the buggy held me
down, and with my buffalo coat and cloth
ing filed with wafer, it was almost impos-
sible for Inc to do anything TO eXtricate
myself. The strings on my coat caught in
the buggy and held Inc, too. l really eX-
pected to have to stay there until daylight.
if got out ut all but by considerable eX-
e'iion l finally succeeded in exiricating
myself. l fastened the horse to the bridge
left my overcoat, and set ont for Shed s;
that being the nearest place Inhabited.
aroused the inmates. The men went back,
took the horse and buggy out OF the
stream, and found everything that had
dropped out of the buggy. 4
1.-The bridge is narrow, has ny nail or
guard TO prevent such accidents. The wa
ter was five or six feet deep just beyond
where fell. The only wonder Is that
was not killed. 1t seemed to me as though
had been sent for and would have to- 20.
The buggy was very little injured, except
he top. Amos scratched his hind legs
some, but not enough to hurt him.
IL dried my clothes at Sheds. Slept a
couple of hours, and then went on to
where l arrived at noon:
would have come through to Helena that
light, but was taken sick, and had to go to
,ed, where remained until Friday morn
ng, when drove Amos home. AM very
ore, bruised, and cut little. but w6rth
everal dead men yet. l suppose the
ridge. where went of, to be about five
Get above the water.''
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have received the first number of th

have received the first number of the
'lfy Telegraph, paper recently
U at Lead City. Dakota. j. s. Bar
nlcw, proprietor Of the Black Hills
Hc'wtd, published ut Central Civ.
p, is one OF the prOprietors of the
faph. and is now at work erecting n
r telegraph line to connect his two
paper offices. Mr.. Bartholomew is a
Flaw OF Col. l.. NJ. Black. of this
lie having married Miss Ella Black
TWO years ago. What a pity that
black cannot secure the services Of
an enterprisinS publisher to run the
for him.
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Alfred Meyers is in town from Fort
Custer.
w. L. Perkins Was in San francisco
on tile 2sth ult.
Thomas Burns went to Helena on yes
terday's coach.
Philip Thorpe, Of Hamilton, was in
town this week.
John Charles; Of Chico. was in town
several days this Week:
C. NJ. Travis passed through town last
week on business visit to Tongue river.
M. Hutchinson & w. Il. Bote passed
through town ON Monday Ell route from
Helena to Virginia City.
Fl. Bohm. Of GREENWOOD, Bchnl & Co..
merchants ct Helena and Virgii,ia City.
paid BOZeman visit last week.
Col. L. NJ. Blacks family will return
to Bozeman this summer. They are COM
ing up the river on the ~ ellowstone.'
F: Fl Fridley and Benz. F. Fridley
came in from their ranches on the Yellow
stone last week and return home this
week:
Z. Fl: Daniels arrived home from the
East last week. He didn't bring wife
with him, but states positively that it wasn't
his fault.
Henry c. Wilkinson. of the Bozeman
Times, who has Beth suffering from cbn-
sumption for several years past, has taken
to his bed and is reported to be seriously
i'll.
--"Curly" Welch. Van Orion, Ola Ole
son, Eugene Hart, ''Blue Stack" Manly, f. |
J. Kinney, and halfbreed boy, formed |
party of seven leaving Bozeman for Butte |
City yesterday.
II. /. Dawes and Mr.. Russell, Post
traders at the Crow Agency, arrived in
town last week. having closed their store
at that place temporarily. Mr. Dawes
went on to Helena on Mondays coach.
Ed c. Anderson and John r. Jockey.
who have been attending Baylies' CONNER
cial College in Dubuque. Iowa, the past
winter, leave there for Bozeman the latter
part Of this month. They will come up
he Missouri river.
i. j. 7. Morrill, arrived in town last
week from Iowa. where he has been rusti-
'ating since lie left the Black Hills last
In all probability he will make
his his future home aid remove his family .
lere this summer. ,
R. Jockey left Bozeman "Wednesday t
light, 10th inst, for Helena by private
conveyance, having been called home on i
ccount of the illness of his wife. His /
rother. Will, is in charge of the Bozeman c
tore during Dicks absence. y
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B. K. Reynelds' Whisky
II Headquarters:
MOUNTS & HERENDEEN.

The hull, cabin and machinery Ola steam
boat, which IS to navigate the Missouri
river above the great falls, are now ready
for shipment from Pittsbuig by one of the
first boats that leaves there this spring for
Fort Benton. If the enterprise is success
fu;, navigation WI be opened to within
twelve miles of Helena, Montana, and the
trip can be made from Fort Benton in one
day.-St. Louis Republican, list inst.
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want TO know the whereabouts OF
rank togers, who WAC furnished bv
a good axe and grub last Febru-
aron'ract to cut tehce poles in The
Pins. About April 1st he iold us he
PIE 1000 poles cut. and we paid S.
Pn the contract. lie left some DAYS
but it he cut any poles. we are
Ply informed. Frank is about five
ght to ten inches in height. heavy
|rk eyes, dark curly hair. has an i'm
! smile, and. We think, prides him
playing the blk.
j. j. TOMLINSON & SONS.
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Custer County Locals.



Lieut.: W. C. Rowells, of K Company. i:
now Regimental Adjutant of the I'd Cav:
airy.
Gundolph & Regli arrived at Sherman on
tile eth inst, with their mackinaw. They
are bound for Miles:
John S: J0osteii; lst Sergeant of D COM
pany, I'd Cavalry: will receive his discharge
on May 1st, and make his future home in
Pease Bottom.
A horse tealing party of Indians got
away With four Or five head of horses. be
longing to Archie McMurdy and Dave
Aerton, of Pease Bottom.
An individual rejoicing in the name of
Walker, stole the tawl boat from Fcrt
Custer, and floated down the river as tar
as the lower end of Pease Bottom. where
he abandoned it. The yawl has been re-
captured By the government, but Walker
has made his escape.
Lieut.. Huntington, returned to camp
from scout to the Muscleshell on the 9th
inst. No Indians or signs were seen ex-
cept at Wolf Springs. which is about half
way from Sherman to the MusclesIlell:
there was discovered where small party
had camped but a short time before.
Lieut.. Ruhlen, Of Tire 18th Infantry, has
been relieved, at his own request. as A. A.
z. NJ. at Fort Custer. The Lieutenant
takes with him the hearty good will Of all
who have had business with his Office.
Lieut.. James N. Allison, of the I'd Cavalry.
Lieut.. Ruben; and will make an
efiicieht Qliarterf1iastcr.
Sitting Bird, chief of the eros Ventres.
has come UP front Btrthold with fifteen of
his people. to pass the summer with the
Grows. They report Sitting Bull on Por-
cupine creek with $50 lodges, we'll armed
md equipped; that they intend to waste
40 powder and lead on white men. but to
sill them with war clubs; that they do not
intend to come as far down as the Yellow
stone. but will wait up north for the white
soldiers to come and fight. Sitting Bird
vas little doubtful as to which was most
numerous in the world, white men or Sit
ing Bulls people. He was a little CONTRA
|ictory about the eros Vcntres; saying at
me time that palt of them would 20 on
he Waispath, and then saying none of them
you'd. He said the Yanktons would re-
iaii ptaceable: Sitting Bird feasted with
he ''s0ldicr chief at Sherman and went
n his way rejoicing f.r the Crow camp.
The Poicupine above alluded to is not
he Porcupine that empties into the Vel
'ws.one, but stream near the linz:
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Extract from a letter from j. j. TOmlin-
son & Sons: "What the COURIER did for
us. The notice that we wanted to sell
oxen was read by Ii. e. Summers the eve
ming of the first insertion. Next morning
ne came out and paid us $500 for yoke of
oxen and a wagon. Mr.. Newman of Mid
die creek took three yoke for $500, all in
greenbacks. That paid:''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

We received last week a copy of The
New Rocky Mountain Tourist, a book of
s.xty-four large qaarto pages, printed up
on paper Of the richest finish. 1t contains
many exquisite drawings of attractive
scenery as well as several hunting and 9TH
er sketches. The book is a perfect beauty,
and all our readers have to do to obtain a
copy Of it is to send their names to w. r.
WHITE, ToPEKA, KANSAS, who will for
ward them copy without any expense to
then, whatever. Send for it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

arc in receipt of copies of the Con-
0onal Record containing the speeches
innis. Blaine and others on the tim
lures in Montana and elsewhere. for
we return thanks. The length of
cches and the fact that the point has
riicd and the gist OF some OF the
fs reported by telegraph, is DIR ex-
y not making extensive extracts. or
ling some of the speeches entire.
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At a regular meeting Of Fairview Lodg

At a regular meeting Of Fairsiew Lodge
No. 81, l. .. g. T., the following officers
were duly elected for the ensuing term:
VIC II. c. Carter.
Wv T-Alizene Railsback.
S-James Cummings.
WFS-Mrs. NJ. @: Cummings:
w Treasurer-Miss Retta krattcer.
w Chaplain-Rev: B. W. Hendrickson.
w MARSHALL. o. Railsback.
WIGJ. NJ. Riggs.
G-Chas. Carroll:
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Snow storms have been hoveiing around
this vicinity for the past week. Consider
able snow has fallen in the mountains and
the showers have almost daily extended as
far down the valley as Bozemsn in the eve
ming, clearing up the next me hing, only
to give us another shower of snow at
night
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

Acc0f1,ng to previous arrangement a
number Of persons met at Odell Hall on
Wednesday evening April 10Th. 1873, 70,
the purptse Of Organizing a fair associa-
ton:
The meeting was called to order, and
on vote 5. w. LaIigholne was elec:ed tenn
porary chairman, and Matt. w. Anderson
temporary secretary.
The object OF the meeting was stated in
a few brief words by the chairman.
A constitution was offered for the con-
sidelaiion of the meeting by Ira II. Pierce.
1t was read by the secieiary and on motion
and vote adopted as read: Yhe itame Sc
lected was s'The Agricultural, Mechanical
and Stock Association of Eastern Mon
tana.''
On ballot, the following persons were
elects ed officers OF the association for the
ensuing term:
President-NelsOn StOrA:
Vice President-Gec: w: Wakefield.
SecIetMy-John V. Eegelt.
Tpasurer-Jas. G: Dow.
Marshall. J.. Clark.
The election OF nihe directors for the or
eanization was postponed until the next
meeting.
CT. Clark, ira II. Pierce, and Walter
Cooper were appointed committee to
draft bylaws and present them at the next
meeting.
A COMMITTEES of five persons, viz. !: Geo.
W. Wakefield; c. w. Hoffman, c. l.. Clark,
Geo. Ash aid VIM. Flannery were ap-
pointed by the chairman for the p.tb6se
If ascert Thing where suitable ground
an be obtained for the use of the asso-
.iation, its probable cost, and report to the
lext meeting; also what it will cost to
rect 2 fence around it, and make a race
rack on it one mile in length.
On motion, the meeting was adjourned
Until Saturday evening the 18th inst., at
which time the committees on bylaws |
nd gfUund for the use Of the association.
further time, which was granted,
nd the meeting adjourned until Saturday
vening, April 20th, when reports will be
eoesyed from the above committees, nine
irectors elected, and such other business
.ansacted as may be brought before the !
Meeting.
A jul attendance Of the subscribers is
esired. i
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McFormick and Mr.. Sanborn have
es city on a prospecting tour to
Nouniains where gold was discov-
nne'een or twenty years ago by a
'of which Sir George Gore. Elilger.
!. Bower. and a Frenchman named
fr formed Il part. At the time re-
TO a nugget was picked up on the
e OF The ground by one of the party.
afterwards exhibited by Sir George
in st. Louis. The place where it was
was about ten miles from where
Crook had his fight with the Sioux
e Rosebud in 1876.
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A lepi csenta've of Brooklyn company
will visit Dozeman in the course Of % days
to examine the mines OF the Eastern Mon
tana Mining and Smelling Company. lie
has been furnished samples of the ore and
bullion and diagram of the mines. He
is very favorably impressed and will EN-
deavor to bond the mihes if possible.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

Always remember that it is the duly of
the people TO patronize home institutions.
The COURIER is prepared 10 do all kinds of
job work with neainess and despatch, and
in style thai will excel anything turned
out of any other Office in Eastern Mon
tana.
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A Maple Sugar Festival.

There will be a Maple Sugar Festival in
the Young Mems Hall. next Tuesday eve
ming, April 23d. 1875, between the hours
of seven and nine, for the benefit of the
PRESBYTERIAN Society.
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DIED.:
NOTICE.
U. s. Internal Revenue.
Special Taxes.
NOTICE.
-.=.-.-1--

Under the Revised statutes of the United States
Sections 3sS2, 1881, 1928, aud $3.50, every per son
engaged in any business, avoca.ion, or employ
ment, which renders him liable to s eciaf tax,
Is required to procure and keep conspicu0usly in his
establishment or place Of business STAMP denQting
the payment of said special TAX for the Special
tax year beginning May l, 1873 Section asii
Revised Statutes, .designates who are liable to
special tax. \ refurl, as prescribed on Form
H. also required BY lao of every person liable
to special tax Is above. Seuere pc elies are pre-
scribesl for noncompliance with the foregoing
requirements, or for continuing in business after
Hppiication should Be made to = "a
THOMAS p. FULLER.
Collector Of Internal Revenue, Al Helena, Mon
tais. lS-ai
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Mat. NJ. Black LETT Bozeman Tuesday for
VIM. ii. Randall's coal bank on the divide
between this place and the Yellowstone.
lie took two men and load of supplies
with him. and will commence developing
the coal mine Immediately.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

A Pittsuurg telegram of the 18th inst.
says the hull of Capt. Kounts' new boat.
Gen. Chas. A. Tomkins, for the Yellow
stone liver, will be ready to launch in a
few DAYS.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

4
\ Saba h. April 2'si, is The anniversary
4 .u,rection of our Lord, there will be
&c services in The morning at The Epis-
Birch.
~oun, Of a change in my work, there will
hiny a. Jared school House next sabbath
n. APRIL 2lst instead of on the fourth
Eof TIE month.
Evening, there VIII be service of song,
! and conference meeting Every Wednes-
Es0 p m , in Episcopal Church
[ l. RICHARDS; Acting Pastor.
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Pm papers state that freight On -four
Louis to New York is 50 cents
ncl. from ST. Louis TO Boston. 80
EIhlS is only Is and IL - cents per
y for transporting freight more
pe thousand miles. while in Mon
pay at fhe rate of one cent a pound
nn% freight transported one hun
leS. Can the railroad companies
Inaint
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Closing Out.

Having decided to close out all my goods
with the exception of liquors and tobacco.
parties will find it to their advantage to
examine my stock ofgOods before purcl,as-
ing elsewhere. T. BRUNETT.
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Pu want good suit of clothes made. and
pied 10 fit, call on
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
pr East of strasburger & Sperling, Main
Bozeman. I32-tf
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On Tuesday evening it commenced snow
ing in the valley. and us we went to press
yesterday evening there was over six inch
es Of snow on the ground. and it was still
showing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

A Sunday School entertainment was te
be given in about week by the Methodist
Sunday School, but on account of the
wintry weather it has been postponed
till spring.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

The coming term Of court at this place
Is likely to he very long one. Over forty
cases are on the docket now, and many
more a.e likely to be dOcketed in the
course Of the next two weeks.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

A contribution from Chas. Anceney, in
reference to stock matters, will appear in
next weeks COURIER.
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IL Parties knowing themselves indebted to
me, VIII please call and settle their accounts i'm
media:ely. r. BRuNETT.
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+. Mcmillan is our agent for Miles
hd has authority to receipt for any
IT, due Us in that place.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-04-18

Soap for cleaning glassware, silver
fpr any other kind Of ware, for sale by
u d Daniels. who warren. ii t, awe en-
f,Mcfion .io-tf
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Blake "A" Whisky IT PoSsronp.

Paul Levenash arrived in town Monday
with load of freight from Eelena for
Bozeman merchants. lie left Tuesday
with return load of grain from the val
lev.
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We want 10 trade lumber for good, voting
Lively saCd!e pony.
JJ. TOMLINsON & SONS.
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Those Crackers at Jockeys are excellent

The prospect is brightenings We MAY
have chance yet to give the girls all the
sleigh rides they want before this winter is
over.
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In writing letters to your friends in the
East, don't forget to tell them of the in.
ducelnents our valley Offers to settlers. and
how easy it is for a man to make start in
lie and haze 4 nice home here
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-Four Cavalry horses, 1880 pounds of
corn, and lS,OlS pounds of oats will be
sold at public auction at Fort Custer on
May 9Th. 1878.
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We want good driver for wild team of
young horses. J. j. TOMLINSON & SONS
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DIR. \. Iamme is captain of the Yellow.
stone this season, and Will BRYAN clerk.
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{. W. Hoffman recently disposed of the
bed to his buggy, and has had a new one
built by jerry Matthews. 1t is now being
ironed at Harper's blacksmith shop. 1t is
an excellent piece of work. and will ma
terially improve the looks of the buggy.
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n. Carmichael has been appointed Depu-
ty Collector OF Internal Revenue of Custer
and DaWson counties.
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We have for sale quantity OF White Pine
finishing ADD btbsr Lumber, p'apcd anu rou:,h.
j, j. TOMLiNsON & SONS.
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LANGHORNE'S.

Seeds of all kinds for sale at half the
r.: D ieh cent papers for 25 cents
seeds il proportion, at
ANEH0RNE,S