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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
Corner BROAD and Tenthl-Rcv. S. A. STEEL VIII
preach al IL a. NJ. and ~ 2. N.
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GTS SECOND RESI- VT RI "A N
CHURCH.-Rcv. J. L. NJ. CURRY. D. D., at IL A.
N. No services In The afternoon.
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M EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION


OF this Institution commences FIRST MONDAY
OF OCTOBER and continues five months
FACULTY.
l.. s. JoYNEs, NJ. d., Emeritus Professor Of Phys
iol0gy and Medical Jurisprudence.
JAMES Il. MCCAw, N. d., Professor OF Practice
HUNTER MCGUIRE NJ. n, Professor Of Surgery.
X. T. COLEMAN, II. D., Professor Of Obstetrics,
Ed. CUNNINGHAM. N D., Professor Of Anatomy.
J. 8. WEXFORD, NJ. D., Professor OF Matc;1a
AIctica and Therapeutics.
O. F. MANSON, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology anu
Pathology.
Women and Children
. WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Professor OF Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
q. W. WEST. VI. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Ii. NJ. TAYLOR, NJ. d., Assistant d. monStraior Of
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION is complete,
both theoretical and practical. conducted BY the
Professors, assisted by the Adjunct Faculty. who
give the student daily examination on the lectures
without additional charge.
The CLINICAL ADVANTAGES of Richmond
are MI under the control Of the Faculty. The City
Hospital the College Hospital. the College Dspen-
sary, amt the State Central LuHatic Asylum, are
OrGn to the student without charge.
Expenses for whole Course. including Ma
circulation Fee. Sl23 w
Students attending summer Coursc....... 10 bO
Practical Anatomy, Demonstrators Fec. 70 W
Graduation Fec. Observation-Disclosures. 81 w
GOOD BOARD from 81 10 $50 per month.
j. t. MCCAW. NJ. d..
seIG Dean Of the Faculty.
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nrF1RsT BYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. WILLIAM F. BISHOP, of Ashland,
will preach 1T IL A. ii. No services at night.
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MT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Service AT IL A. II. and 2. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
W. JCDKINS.
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acg- MAIN-STREET Oh R1S TIA n
CHURCH (bclwcen Pine aud Laurel sreetsl.-
Preaching by Elder j. 4. DEARBORN ut IL \. 81.
and L. NJ.
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NJ ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
OLD DOMINION.
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
FOR
LEVY BROTHERS.

BLACK CASHMERES In all qualities, very cheap;
COLORED ChSHM FIRES. all colors;
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS, STRIPED
SILKS, and PLAID SILKS. very cheap:
DEBAGES, MOHAIRS, LUSTREs, POPLINS,
and other styles of DRESS GOODS ut low
prices:
FLANNELS in all qualities:
TWILLED, PLAIN, and OPERA FEANNELS at
reduced prices:
BLEACHED, UEBLEhCItED, and COLORED
CANTON FLANNELS:
and lots of other seaSonabie goods ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
BLACK ALPACAS in al qualities. sells
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scIpEpIsY. There win be some split at the
,court.house, but ft will not amount to
much.
In the upper end. OF this county we learn
the vote viii be nearly solid for Richmond.
Bristol NeES.
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ny FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH between Grace and Broad sreetsl.-Rev.
VIC ScuAEFFER will preach at II A. NJ. and
r. NJ.
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ID edmond FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Under the cOntrol of the Board OF Trustees The
institute VIII r' conducted by trc following
FACULTY:
Miss JOSEPHINE EATON tPrincipall; Latin, Greek.
Mathematics and Moral Philosophy. m
Miss ShLL.E HAMMER Associate Principail, HIS
tory Literature. English and Competitions.
Professor G. II. WINSTON. NJ. A.. Natural sciences.
Mis- LEY BUDW ELL. French AMI German
Miss SUE HAMMER. Preparatory Department.
Miss ELIZA CROSTHwAITE thoverntsSl, Engilsh
Br:,rchcS and Ca,isthcncs.
Mile NELLIE DUSTISAS. Ntisc.
Miss ELLA LEFIwICH. Art Department.
Mr.. and Mrs i. Il. HOLLAND, Home Department.
The next ,essIou will begin The ESD or SEPIEM-
Der, anu close the 23h Of june, 1879.
TUITION IN
Preparatory School. Ia S3)
Collegiate School. O9 10 So
Music school Instrumental. ............ OF
~ ScLoni fEnc,Il -..... ,............... go
Scnool nj ...................2 20 10 40
Board. including everything except ,.n
washing.
Calistbenics free OF charge. . =.
Daughters Of ministers are charged half rts7 i"f
tuition. ,, .,, ,r
Reduction Is made to patron sending Eva" or
more pupils. ,..; a
dress l.. X. HOLLAND, Richmond. Na OF appIs
nj Institute on Tenth between Marshal! aau Gay
President of The Board OF Trustee
au lS-codtScl StdtSe23
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Me- FIRST BAPTIST CH q r c II
(rwr.fth and Broad streets .-i,cv. K. w. VAR
KE;. d. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at II A. NJ.
and 6 p. NJ.
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U,HE LAST EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON TO
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, AND NEW
YORK,

and return over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
leaving Richmond MONDAY MORN1SS, Octobe 7
? 1879 M 1880 O'Clock; arrive III Washington ut
p. making connection With all trains bound north
Tickets good for Gfteen days 10 return on any train
Having daylight TO see the mountains ana all OF the
iayNstraIght through. Merchants and pleasure
seekers now Is your time-the only and last. Spe;
trin: Washington, So Baltimore, -; New YORK
$3.50.
Tickets for sale by the committee-J. N. Thomp-
son. S25 Broad rect: D. B. Suit, 700 Broad street
r. r. Adams, 322 Sixth street.
sc 2O.2l.23.24. 26,2s,30&Oc 1857
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~FRIENDS' MEETING-HOUSE
(CIay street above rsl)-ServIces at A. NJ &c.
GARLAND, minister in the Society from North
Carolina will be in attendance Seats are free and
the public Is invited to attend.
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RrCOD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe H. and OF patients who have taken IT, that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
pol5 919 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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w ST. JOHNS (EP 1SCOPA IL
CHURCH (corner Twenty-fflh and Broad).-The
rector, Rev. ALEXANDER ". WEDDELL, has re-
turned, and will ofllciale TOMORROW at IL A. NJ.
and 2. NJ
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ma. MEMORIAL OF DIR. WILSON,
Services commemorative of the character and
labors OF The late Rev. y. ". WILSON. d. d.. viii
be held at Grace Street Baptist CHI rch To-MoRRo"
EVENING 1T III O'Clock.
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JOHNSTON =.
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nj SEFENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
at IL 4. u. ard p. NJ. by
the Rev. THOMAS a. CRENsHAw, or Versailles,
Kentucky.
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Correspondents who wish their articles
published should write or only one side OF
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MT COHEN BROTHERS ARE RE-
CEIVING NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE
THIS WEEK, AND, AS USUAL, THEY
WARRANT PRICES AGAINSTANY
HOUSE IN THIS CITY.

They are Offering special inducements In BLACK
and COIORED SILKS;
Rich GCINETT'S SILK ut Sl.25;
Rich GUINETT'S SILK at ) .65. tie value OF which
Is fully S237;
Rich GUINETT'S SILK (satin tinish) at S1.00
worth $2.75;
BONNEr'S SILKS from 1925 to $3.50, fully fifty
per cent. under value;
COLORED SILKS from SOC. to $1.i5 per yard.
sell
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HS BLANKETS, DLANkETS.-Tho
who failed 10 supply themselves with
CHEAP BLANKETS
last week can find another large stock Of the same
qualities this week at LEVY BROTHERS,.
BLACK ALPACAS very cheap. Sc Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ sEAsoNABLE.

80 ANNOUNCEMENT
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EpuCA1'I0NAL.

MIR. mi MRs. DE vILLIERs.. .......... Principals,
iIate principals OF Bremond Institute,
Norfolk, Val:
MISS HA sR o BREMoEp Assistant Teachers.
The session viii commence on MONDAY, Sep
tcmber 16. 1878.
This school offers unusual advantages for serious
English education, and the practical requirement
Of modern languages tFrencll and Germany Ia their
native purity. The study Of Latin. the basis Of all
classical education, SHALL be general in the higher
departments. Boys preparing for college or The
Military and Naval Academy, besides the usual
course. will receive thorough instruction In Greek
from Monsieur de VILI.IEkS.
The principals well as the teachers can pro aent
the highest testimonials Of ability and experience
4 call from parents guardians respectfully So
lcited.
EVENING CLASSES
FOR PERSONS NOT REGULAR PUPILS OF THIS
SCHOOL:
French by Monsieur De VILLfERS'
German. -. ...........b by Mr.. JOHN 5. GETTiSGER.
Special classes OF conversation In German and
French.
special terms for private lessons In languages.
Sc 81 CHARLES DE FlLLlERS, Ii. l.. ;.
NJ FDTCAJ COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
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vi LETTINGS.
EXCURSIONS

The Pythian lodges of Richmond will give an
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON CITY on the
above date.
The train will leave Elba, head OF Broad street. at
10 O'Clock The night of the esd; returning leaves
Washington ut same hour on the 9th. giving cx-
cu.sionists the entire day In Washington.
Parties desiring 10 20 to Baltimore Will have an
opportunity to do so under this arrangement al I
very reduced price.
An EXCURSION TRAIN will be run from PETERS,
BURG to enable persons from that city to avail thc-
selves Of The excursion.
FARE
Round trip to Westinghouse. w
Tickets for round "trip, good Tor I'VE uaSs' ~ 70
return any rraln.. .'.....'-' '''' 80
ROlid Trip 10 SatiInorc......: 49,. ~
Round trip to Baltimore good Tor I'VE Gays. 20
Tickets on safe at w. III. cardoza's, 1895 east
Main street: C. +. Johnston, Main street a fo
A. w CARRIER, who will furnish couveyances ior
parties TO and from the train. 81 lH.2l&Z2
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First arrival Of NEW GOODS suitable for the
fall season now opening ut
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
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In addition to our regular line Of goods we have
also purchased at auction large invoice OF WHITE
and COLORED FLANNELS, BLEACHED and
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNELS, BLAN-
KETS. COSIFORTABLES, WArERPROOFS, and
SHEETINGS-allo Of which we intend 10 sell at lower
prices than these goods have ever been sold for.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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ne YOU CAN BUY YOUR SHEET
INGS. SHIRTINGS, and PILLOW-CASISGS ut
the lowest prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
Another case OF the best brand WAMSU1TA
OK COTTON at DC. per yard;
UTICA, ANDROSCOGGIN, and TACOMA
BLEACHED and UNBLEAC1IED SHEETINGS,
very cheap. sells
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III SCHOOL-BAGS, SCHOOL-BAGS;
BOOK STRAPS, LUNCH-BASKETS. NOTE.PA-
PER. ENVELOPES, MUCILAGE, PENS, PEN
CILS, and INK: NOTE-PAFER and ENNEL-
OPES. In boxes. At Q. 8, 20, 25, 80 35. 40, ana
SOC. buxut (Sc ISL LEVY BROTHERS..
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We Gre prepared to show tho choicest stock Of
CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear to be seen
In the city.
HEAvY-WOOL GOODS ut 40, so, and Coo.
1t will repay you to examine them before pur-
chasing.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
" No. 100 EIGHTH STREET.

The FOURTEENTH SESSION Of this school will
begin TIL URSDAY. September 10Th.
CHARGES FOR SESSION:
Elementary English and Mathematics. $50
Higher English and Ma ~
#I.atn. Greek. French. Gtrmar. each. Ii
Crrgy,n I.s sons 80
'rnorl,rrs' SOILS 30
*lf boy studies more Than two Of these languages
no charge Is made for the third and fourth.
PAYMENTS rs follows. Ten dollars (SlOl the day ni
entrance: the balance in tlrrc six. and nine months
from the 2Qth September. 1878.
BOYS rf years OF age received; or, Ii well
advanced. even younger.
Circulars at th- bookstores.
Appicaiion NAV he made to the Principal 1t No.
3O4 east Grace street.
THOMAS ii. NORWOOD.
60 o-lm Principal.
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Our stock of COLoRED DRESS GOODS Is the
most attractive we have ever shown.
Solid-color ALPACAS at 15c.;
ENGLISH TWILLS at 16T and 20c.;
SILK-FIG URED DAD1ASSES al Csc.
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We beg TO announce that we have Just received
and are prepared 10 show the most complete line
of fresh and cheap goods ever presented In this
market.
We will make BLACK GOODS specially.
Fine BLACK CASHMERES, warranted ai-wool,
at Soc:
An extraordinary fine quality at 62H and 75c.;
Beautiful GRAPE CLOTHS at 40, 40, and Soc;
Good quality ALPACAs rs low as 2oc.;
Pure MOHAIR ALPACAS at 25, 80. and &c.:
Also. full line of ENGLISH CAsHMEREs, ALL
WOOL DELAINES, TAMlS E and DAM ASSES
at the lowest prices.
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MISSES MTNFDRD WILL OPEN

L. 4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS October lsT At The
Corner OF franklin ana second streets. 40. IL.
[ >ual English Brluchcz. Mathematics. FrcEch,
and Bellies Irtir,s taught. An hour devoted 10 -""-
ing without extra charge.
TERMS: Higher English, $40: primary. $50:
French ana Ecl'cs- LrIirr> 10 extra cic!i. Rates
rrCuccd for two more in FAMILY.
auD3 1SEigtawfbcl
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UOLLINS INSTITUTE.
CHARLES T.. COOKE, VI. rrirtendenl
Mrs l.. :. Associate Principal,
ASSISTED BY
A CORPS OF EIGHTEEN OFFICERS
AND TEACHERS.

The thirty-Sixth annual session of fhiS Institute
will open on lie 10TH OF SEPTEMBER. and con-
tinuc nine months without interruption.
In addition To the full corps Of teachers IN the LII
erary dcDar mcntS, an additional Professor NJ hu-
SIC and Modern Languages has ."cn engaged.
The Institute now, IL heretofore offers Inc BEST
facilities for thorough instruction III the literary
and orua mental branches.
TERMS:
For board and tniion lii any or al! literary
Studies.
For tuition la Mu,ic................ .......... tV
For tuition IN S0caliZa'ion .................... 90
For tuiiio" in Drawing and Painting. .S2U L" ~
PAYABLE in three instaimcuts-tt opening. l9th De-
cc,n;rrr. and 1911 March. ,.,,,>-
FOR farther information address He SUPERlN-
TENDEST Botclourt springs Roanoke county,
~, al Colin
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, for both
~ sexes. opens SEPT. IS. Separate building, AMI
classes. Experienced instructors. Terms 1910 r,.r
year. \. u. JELLY. ID. d., New Windsor. MI
" 17-W,S& M3m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

ORPHANS COURT

The Orphans. Court OF AIlcgaUy county
holds its sessions ON Tuesday OF each week
OFFICERS.
ChjJ JHLgc-Jom louIeh&u.
IS%oc,aley--C Stack, Robert Bruce.
Iteg1s!or q" tiHss-John Rul,d.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

PfhNuISr (IISrEun .-RGN W Is EGWnI1g
pastor; preaching every Sunday al 1870
N and p m; Sunday School At Q p m
Prayer Meeting very Thursday evening.
German I.uticra,-Rry J. Stun,rf. Aas-
tor; services every sunday nj H. 40 m
Sunday school ~ = m
BptiicI-tc0laiedN NncI,.,;c etrect Rev
Joseph Thumpson naslor. nrro,l,1nr every
Suu,lay morning. afternoon and ey, n,ng at
II :: and 81. lcspectiyrlv. PRAYER Meetinm
every Tnurs,lay tvepinr
Welsh Hupii,t- EcaH st Rev y r Jonos
pastor; Preaching SUNDAYS ot 103Qam
and go p m; Sunday School pt 2pm
Eu-tl h iufh,,.,i-Rc y l. SIncKer-
zie, pastor services every Sunday at 1880
N, an" $50 p M sunday School At pm;
prayer meeting every Wednesday evening,
ana ha'it> ilia. er meeting every Tuesday
'''''-' "' ''"V'
'.'t;.'rh "ap' lst--Alain street, Rev -
80, pastor services every Sunday
~ '3.''0 " ''"rn, u. and I ? m; Sunday
>'h""I nj : = ~; Lecture and Prayer Meet
'hH every lh"-'s''l evening at 80 o'clock
". J. tiivrrh >o'lh--Rcy T G hewitt,
pastor, "G#i street, services every Sunday
at 1880 u. and 20 p IN, Sunday SchoOi
d, -" III ! l'}er Ntsuns every Thursday
'''''S at
ire,rSiart HF5Nroral Johns, Broad
""N ',pE George ~ y May rector; service ev-
~, ,2.,I',l! a. iu.5V ~. ana pm; Lecture
= ',,,''S''"5 ''eL'ils III - sunday ochoolat
sar,5nrs
- ~.
,.,,,l ~ yN'I ~ ,o"it hGiaho nan
70 ,,''''' I"rPS'cfs Hail. bowery 81,
i5;l -"''' '!"l9' rn'e'S .''9
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05
w lATCHE rs
j r. w -Ez3s T. e e Y I!

1870, by the celebrated French chemist,
Mons. ID. BE Laingc, who manufacture
ed 1t into ,icWelry, and for five years
sold il TO the leading jewellers OF Paris
for SG!li GUid. In 1915, when his Sc
Crej became known, ten of the manu-
featuring jewelers. established a stock
company, with a capital of $40, 900 900
for the purpose of manufacturing k0.
maine ts0ld ,i2Yriry and Watches.
With this immense capital, and the aid
of improved machinery, they are en-
ab!cd to produce all the latest patterns
of jeWclry at less than onc-tcmth the
cost of Solid Cole, and of a quality and
color which makes it impossible even
for experts to detect il from the gen
uinc.
W hara aer,hed tile erc7Uairo agency
Df tile tHit.d .St,!tr& ami fqDadu, for TIA
sale of all goods manufactured from
This me. !, and in order To iniroduc,
tacn IN ,... mos, spcery MANNER, hayr
put nj escorted sample lots, as given
below, which we Will sell ii 0na-t.pta
the rctoH tt5Eo until J5AaHiy iAt, 1875
Read the I,st:
] 50-GEST hoT.
/ Gent s WaJch Chain, retail
Observation-Disclosures 90
! par Engraved Sleeve Buttons,
! iriMt DllJ@. ............ -
! @taH"--.. Scarf Pin, retail. price -
7 set 81 spiral Shirt Studs, retail
!: price........................ rs
! improved shape Co lar Button,
rVta5. Nily2................... ~
! heavy plain W"d%iHG Ring, re-
tall pr'." .,..'................ -
Io.y......,......... ..........%j Do
1 For 5o,oaDs we will send above six
articles postpaid.
&E,N0 E.ssa.
! pair Sleeve Buttons, stone setting.
sci tIj spiral Hhir; Studs.
! hsagy ua"d Engagement Ring.
! 81 ~ Hr.Iycd Brackets.
4 i.Hdjre' tong Guard or Nccl; CHAIN
/ h,mgr,s ri Miniature Ipcket, for the
\ aou.e
Gcn #oayy Link W"tcl Chain.
1 i..". ..uf-" Diamond &u4d.
/ -:,;s+> E.eD5.
1 la3f Week CAain aud Charm.
! .."v.- Heavy Guard lnrn for
! ST i..4 ned i,ar Rings, la.cthy>t.
! "Eua ut 5t;r;auu, !.ortrt.
t""..3 Seal Ring
! Nes a-.E Wedding au@ Engage
Il l... Ny N.>a Chain Hita
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05
Orders.

\. q. F"ToStCr~-Court Wineland Ran
gers, NO. 5,j36, Forrstcrs' Hail. BOwery St,
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
Friday evening; initiation of candidates
cuci evening. r
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28

WE publish upon our 7th page an account
of the shooting OF Geo. w. Wakefield, by
Thomas P. Street, as furnished us by the
Bozeman Times. We know nothing more
of the particulars than are given in this ac-
count. OF MIR. Wakefield we know but lit
tie; have met him often and regarded him
as a gentleman. Mr.. Street was foreman
in this office for about eighteen months, and
we have never met a more upright and con-
scientious gentleman, and no person ever
enjoyed the universal esteem of our people
more than he, and we feel certain that moth
ing but the most aggravated grievance
could move him to any violence.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully notify the
attends to the business promptly. When horses or
other property are left in his charge he is RESPONSE
Bile for the same, but when taken away without his
knowledge or consent, as in the case of Mr.. Fred
Miller's saddle, which was taken by Fletcher
on the 23d inst, he is not responsible. Two buffalo
robes and two horse blankets disappeared about
put a stop t. this practice, and hereafter persons
taking saddles or other property from his stable
without leave will he held responsible for the dam
ages and treated as thieves. y. LANEY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28
MA ED

In Helena, February Is, 1878, by Rev. C. Wright,
MT. Joun IL. Freezer, of Meagher county, and
Miss Lizzie +. Fink, of this city.
The HusBANDMAN extends congratulations.
In Helena, February ed, 1878, by c. Hedges.
Judge of Probate, Mr.. Nathan S. Vestal to Mary
A.. Hoyt.
At the residence of the BRIDES parents, in East
Gallatin, by the Rev. l.. b. Crittenden, Theophilus
Brunett to Miss Emily Woolsey.
At the residence of c. G. Smith, Madison Valley,
February IA, 1878, by. Rev. e. C. Prout, Mr.. A..
N. Bower and Miss M. IL. Smith, all of Madison
Valley.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN:
Not being addicted to the habit of extrav-
agant gossip, and as times are exceedingly
dull, | find it no light task to gather news
items; but as Uncle Dock is now in the Vi
up considerably. The lovers of I'VE tantas-
tic'' were afforded ample opportunity to
display their agility in Robinson's hall, at
this place, last Thursday evening, in honor
of the Saint Of the day, though to the best
of my information he was not present, and
/ apprehend he felt dishonored OF account
of it; but valentines were profusely scat
tered around. some of which were kindly
received, While others were hurled back
with grim defiance. some were easily cast
aside while others again caused some pain
and anxiety on the part of the receiver. We
have singing one evening in each week and
have splendid times. About twenty of us
meet together %ostensibly to sing, but all OF
the time is not spent in that way. We talk,
laugh. play, and perhaps a little love-mak-
ing is done on the side. Some of our most
intelligent farmers have sowed their grain,
and others are busy preparing for heavy Ia
Dor in early spring, and some few are now
blowing. The ferry boat here is undergo
ing repairs for custom as soon as the river
opens, which Will not be many daysif this
fine weather continues. Miss Powers is
successfully training the young ideas how
to shoot. in a private school held on Mr..
Thompson's farm, where there are several
children receiving instruction.
A. L. PHA.
! Centreville, NJ. T., Feb. 16, 1878.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28

MEssRs. Suagner, Rotwitt & Co. intend
taxing the water from He'll Gate gulch to
thelr dlggings on Whoop-Up bar. John
Oaks, the owner of the water right, becom-
'ng a partner in the enterprise. A survey
Tor the ditch has been made and the work
put under way. The diggings covered by
alls o1tch are very extensive. They were
worked quite successfully last year, but as
water could only be had from the bitches of
ether companies at short intervals during
the season, but little was done. With a
good steady supply of water the ground
will yield handsomely.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-02-28

The independents Fort Shaw correspon-
dent states that the report of the scouts who
recently returned from the north, shows
that a few lodges of Nez Perces, with White
Bird and Joe Hill, are in the vicinity of
Browning, and that Sitting Bull is near Cy-
press Mountain, on both sides of the line.
whlch IS a long ways from the Montana set
Elements, where they are chasing buffalo.