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Assignee'ss Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio, Twill offer
for sale at public auction. on
Saturday the 8thday of June, 1878, 1
at 1 O'clock p m. upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
town of Baresyille, in said Monroe county, to
wit: ~ t,->e esg yse .s-ss -. ? z
An undivided one-third interest in the fol-
lowing described premises, to wit: Beginning
at Paul Rist's southeast corner on the west
side of Monroe street, which is the western
boundary Of Hofers addition to Bsresville:
thence with Paul Rist's line north eighty-seve
and half degrees west two perches to cor
ner of said Paul Rist thence south two and half
degrees west two perches TO corner of said
Paul Rist. thence north eighty-seven and half
degrees west nineteen perches and fifteen links
to the southwest corner of said Paul Rist:
thence north two and half degrees east eleven
perches and seven links to Paul Rist's north
west corner; thence north eighty seven and a
half degrees west by M. Voegtly's line one
hundred and four perches to a stone; thence
south two degrees west thirteen perches and
six and half links to a stone at corner OF
NJ Voegtly; thence south eighty ty-seven and a
half degrees east one hundred and twenty-five
perches and sixteen links to post on the west
side of Monroe street; thence by said street
four perehes to the beginning, containing nine
acres and in the western part of lot thirty.
eight, in section twenty -four, in township one,
of range three.
Appraised at 500.
| TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
:; T. G. ALLEN,
may7, Tsw4. Assignee of Paul Rist.
HuSTER Il MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Fancy Shooting.

CHICAGO, May s Capt. Carver, Of
San Fraeciseo, did some accurate and
fancy shooting here today with 8 rife,
breaking Is out of % balls in 40 Sec
onds, and 80 out OF 100 He brought
down particular duck in q flock, firing
100 or 800 yards into the lake Capt
Bogardus also made some experimental
shots.
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{ HEApAcHE There are various oauses for
headache, as arrangement Of the circulating
system, Of the digestive organs. of the ner-
vous system, &c. VEokrIss can be said to
be sure remedy for the u any kinds OF head
ache, as it acts directly upon the various
causes Of this complaint, Nervousness, Indi-
gestion, Costiveness. K heumatism. Neuralgia,
Biliousness, &c. Try ths viasTNs. You
will never regret 1t. q gd YHsi III
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Death BY Drowning.

Ayoung man named Scott, aged nine
teen, was drowned at Matamoras last Mon.
day He was on large slab in the river
and becoming frightened at a tiwboat
passing, leaped into the water and started
to swim to the shure,s hut sank and was
drowned before he could resch the land.
OnSsturday a iadof twelve years fell in-
to the river and was drowned short dis
lance above, Mstsmeras His parents
lived near where he came 10 his death =
Enterpriscs. ,5f.d -. - :. - 49, -, -
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EFThe Rs5sstsr concludes that We
would not object to . fedistrictihg of the
State II IT were perfectly fair one. We
are at a loss to know how anybody could
fud a good feasonsior opposing per-,
fectly fair wsasuref for such a purpose.-
The whole ground Of controversy is CON
tanned IN The four letters which spell the
word ssfair,sd AIR ,,i;,s sYs,s.sl = 81, - =.
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nv r;a. + ! ! sn,oa;,ra

T W EST Cambridge has prodigy, a
regular lilliru,ian, in the line Of small
children, On the llth of April, Mrs.
Samuel Williams, daughter OF Elijah
White, gave birth to child,whicb weigh
ed when seyen days old, inst one pound
and a half The child is doing tolerably
well and it's thought.may ike -Guern-
sen Times
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Ag-Aiter our paper is made up We
learn that d caucus OF the House have
agreed to support q srsdistricting bill
witch gives the Democrats9l4 members
and the Republicans g. @ So - Sa
i All who bslievp, this to be just, please
|riseD and'sredsih standing Eve seconds,
that you may be counted. -siHsea& e
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the Mexican Revolution.

q GALyEsroS, MAY 6 The News spe-
cisl says: IAN attempt was made by
the Reyolutionists to Gust the Diaz Gov.
ernment of Chihuahua, but 1t resulted in
failure A number oil the conspirators
are in Jail, and others have frd."
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v EaE EH.AlVE II
FOR SlCK5HEADACHE.

ats zfet RvAssvMLs. lSD., Jan I, 1873
Nh SrEPHENsi 9.soz .-,8..... 3 .4
DEAR SrR: have used your VEetrNE for
Sick Headache, and been greatly benefited
1, have every reason to believe it
q good Medicine. Yours very respectfully,
,, MRS. JAMRS CONNER,
All Sd street.
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YEGETINE
DOCTORS REPORT.

DR.. CHAs NJ, DuDDENHAusEN, Apothecary,
Evansville, Ind.
The Doctor writes: have large number
Of go d customers who take Vegetine. They
all speak well Of it. know It is agood
MEDICINE for the complaints for which it is
a1
Dc. 81, 1871.
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egH capitalists aud their organs will
show : disposition 70 do eyenhanded
jpsticeito the good citizens Of the, eoun-
try they need no longer shake in their
shoes over the threat. Of the communist
outlaws. So long as they demand too
much there will be some who, will oder
them too. little. 1t Is the one extreme
which begets the other. aa
The more the people are oppressed by
q bad system the more recruits win join
those, who seek relief by yiolence and
robbery. Let it be known that 80 far as
just laws and their administration can fa-
cilitate it, industry and economy shall
receive their just reward, and the class
who wonld gain the reward by violent
means will at once become utterly con.
ternptible. This would be better seem
irity agsinst outlawry than armed police
or military power. e.ss.,, S s.es.
But IL riots aud rapine are to come, by
all means let it be manifest that they are
without The shadow of provocation.-
Then the severest means employed IL
extertninating the outlaws will be fully
justified They will be totally deprived
Of moral support or sympathy. eagata
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ss Two inmates of the lunalic Asylum at
Blackwelis Island died and one is seri-
Tously i'll from drinking mixture of ale
and chloroform, surreptionsIy secured.
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VEGETiNE.
DOCTORS REPORT.

81: r STEvkNs, Esq:
DEAR sra: We have been selling your vsl-
uable, vegetine for three years. and we ind
that it gives perfect satisfaction, We believe
it to be the best blood purifier now sold,-
Very respectfully, #5..e..,
DR. J. B. BROWN & Co, Druggists,
Uniontown, Ky.
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/ VzaErISs is a. great panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers; for 1t gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, iandlgives them
Natures sweet sleep, "a .....z
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A@Republifan uCangressmsng seen
benton provoking Che Legislature Of this
State into reaistriStine II. siyeI 20
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Z dsH,ERfFF's sALs. :
ottilia F, Dom
~ t.srS vs. S M esS
Daniel Path ct al.


ny virtue Of . certain order Of sal : Issued
from the court OF common piels w,thins
and for the county Of Monroe, and Statslsf
Ohio in a case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and 10 me directed,
Ewil offer for sale a. public auction 81 the
east door Of the court, house in Woodsdsld,
on 81 n1s, fs.feiss ~ ~. q ~. sa.. 4 siir
Saturday, the 25th day Of Nay, 1878,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q; m, and :
o'clock p.. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Menroe county,
Ohio, towit:flet7 -eveasav = tsrti n 4isa
Being the interest OF Daniel Path (being
the life estate of Jsnv NcCammon wife sf
Robert MoCammon) 80
The northeast quarter Of the ner,heast
quarter Of section thirteen, township six sf
range six alsoyths northwest qaar,sr Of ths
northeast quarter Of section tn rtesn. town.
ship six Of range six containing eighty acres
more or less.- = - - p -
The life estate Of Jane JMcCammon In said
tract of land is apprsise at 500.
| q . g 3 4 WIN READ, Ys
apr23, 'z8w6. isi Sheriff u. C. o.
HUNTER s. MALLORY, Attys. ar,y,.. $,
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VEGETINE
For Kidney Complaint and Ner-
v0us De bisity.
NJ na, % 1QgT

Mr. STEVENS, ,..-,.-s'-'s.. .ye---su,s- -s- ~
/ DRAR Sra: had cough, for eighteen
years, wien commenced taking the VEas-
TINE was very low; my system was debil-
ita ed by disease. had the Kidney Com
plant, and was very nervous Lcough bad,
lungs sore. When had taken one bottle
found II was helping me; 1t has helped my
cough, and it strengthens me am now
able to do nv work. Never have found any
thing like the VFekrISs. | know it is every
thing. it is recommended to be. saars q .--s-s,,-
..S MRS. A. J. PRNDLETON.
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STUDIES.


In addition to the usual classes in the
common branches, there will be classes or
ganized in Penmauship, Rloeution, Algebra
Ray, Geometry and Trigonometry---
Nat. Observation-Disclosures, Physiology
and Hygfene- Brown u History-Red.
path, Rhetoric-Hart, Elementary Astronomy
and Meteorology -Brocklesby, Logic -schuy-
ler, Mental Philos.--Haven. Book Keeping :
Bryant & Strat.op's High School, Civil Gov
ernment- Townsend, Lafin-Harkness, Ger.
man-Compfort.
Also, practical class in Grammar, fo'
the benefit of teachers, in which varions
authors will be examined. A Teachers Glass
in Geography, taught by .hopies;1 no par.
ticulars author required, .Seeciai attention
will be given to Psnnanship and Klocution.
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~ MRS. Al. PRNDLET0N.

vEeErNE is nourishipg and strengthening
purifes the blood; regulates the bowels;
quiets the nervous system; acts directly npon
the secretions; and arouses thewhois system
to action {. - i sfs
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aTGrhn; ;sizsgfd war seems esto pc,
smoothing bis wrinkledfrrnt,dsi1es .TIg
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"a 81 a1afi ecw sotfi2 l9fiufT sfff 10 ~
RgWoop's Tariff Bills naassly ready
10. becremated! isd0 ,gGn1,sm1k ST
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nEHA4fs has SAID. that he win asssub.:
scribe literally and hopes other office.
holders viii do The same TO the cam
paign fund. rbett@Ideseribsd as the party
esrruptioa lfundaicl Ell ai vsys asssi
i'of eoufss any subordinate Who docs
not make realities Of the sonable hopes
of his chief cannol reasonably expect to
retain his placesou sniss6t sEsigg
THE microscope has yet TO beinyentea
which will defeet,any Essential difference
between ttIis and the execrated GRAsT
system Of gsiaipg elections. by buying
thems tslf sses .sFusi 4anie-v4riSs e.Fa
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This School will consist of SPRING
t.and FALL TERM The Spring term
will comnsncs on Tuesday. April 10
1878. and continue in session ELsvKN wRgKs
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SCHOOLS.
WOODsFEELD
NORMAL SCHOOL.

T'HB Spring term of the Woodsfield
[ Normal School will commence Mon.
day, May Is, 1878. and continue eight
weeks.
A competent corps OF experienced teach.
ers will be employed to meet the demands
of the school, and the commodious building
tegether with the attractive sociability of the
village give rare opportunities to those who
attend.
Glasses in all the branches of Science will
be formed, thus enabling every pupil to pur.
sue any study desired. u-...,.--..-
f, Those preparing to teach can make thor
ough review of the common branches. -
Bookkeeping will also bs taught as sepa
rate branch. 8 as
EXPENSE,
Boarding 49,. ........s3 so Per week.
/ TUITION.
Primary Branches. ........S... ga 80
-i3a l.s- -.s 2a A m
common ..f.....''..'' w
Higher q .... ...... 5 90
/ Tuition In advance.
For further information address
W. NJ H0wEs, a, M. PrincipaI,
,mch5, '7Sm2 j. WoodsAeId, Ohio.
o. =
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"a iuribfi Of hearth, sunion Of hands.
A iinion ri States none may sevet1 2
A union Of 'laEes,,,a unioA OF lands,
Aud the FIAe az oUk USioK FoREvER.'n =
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prsr1scr1ynsTEAruRrs OF THE SCHOOL

DISTINCTIVE sFEATUREs OF THE SCHOOL
plan Of instruction, strictly NORMAL. A
Literary Society. in y hich the Instructors
will take an active part; and special atten.
tion will be given to the practice of Parlis,
mentary Lawsa Frequent examinations for
the benefit of teaclers. A meeting Of the
school will be caaled each morning for the
discussion of difsseeu topics, in which all
will be expected to panicipats. A complete
course of PRACTICAL lectures on Teaching
and School Manageme2x
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vseIrINs has never failed to effect cure,
giving tone and strength to the system de
bilitated by disease.
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fenmanSnp, ~ LESSONS. w
The town Of Stafford is noted for its intel.
ligsnos and morality. Good boarding can be
procured at private houses, or hotels, frvm
81 to 50 so per week.
For Further particulars address :
G. W. HAMILTON.
Lecomptou, Monroe Co, Ohio.
Principals {JOslN GREEyBANK.
Lewisville, Monroe Co, Ohio.
ian2s,'7Sm3
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We may further add that if this state
OF afairs continne, such plaiuness OF
language will be used between this and
the next election for directors as will en-
sblslthe stockholders to vote intelligent
lya They will know the names as we'll as
the designs OF any directors who may for
any reason hinder aud delay the compile.
tieu OF the road, - - :
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/ TUITION,
Higher Branches, 81 90
Common 8 90
4 Tuition required in advance. No money re-
funded except in cases of protracted illness
For further particulars. call On or address,
ID McVEY, PrtnctpaI.
Bealisyille, Monroe County, Ohio.
may7, '7Std. 81
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goHS Gi Il; ahEaNhasK, HaMihhoSi ns.''pa''-
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NEAddross an letters: Ie9 ST. Il 81
. 4THE Sf,RiFl IaDsMoeRsos, p 81
woodsdeid, aan bee isse ea soil y
Monroe Couusy.o oi97asa
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.s1oieaa; INTO 10 aegI
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TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio, I will offer
for sale at public auction on ea-tt+
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ssfA
S1E
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The Iadepepaeat evidently sees just
vhat;its u..unnecessarily suspicious rail.
road friends in Woodsfeld do ;ahut il
has no objection to che prospect and they
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MoNRo1i
NORMAL SCHOOL,
STAFFORD, 0MI0.

1t1effE 7sl9 $3.50 a W :
fslsat Heat
3 n ...l.- - .E-- u p a !.
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to that end hereby instruct and authorize
our delegates to said convention, or so
many of them as may be present. to cast
the six votes of Meagher county for him
until he is nominated or his name with
drawn from before the convention. We also
request the delegation present at said con-
vention to vote as a unit on all questions
before said convention, and we authorlZ
the member present to cast the full vote OF
the county.
Il. E. Collins, r. d. Cotter, David Marks,
VIM. Parberry. J. T. Nc Clintock, James
Hornbuckle were selected Delegates to the
Territorial Convention. Z. E. Collins, Nj
Doggett, James Hornbuckle, James Nc Cor
mick. VIM. Parberry, John Moore, jet
Howell, G. T.. Harrington, P.J. Moore, b
johnson, y. f. Nc Clintock,' p. J. Winston
Jesse Debord were chosen members OF the
Democratic Central Committee.
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GILBERT ECKER,
DAVID BUYTERFIELd, 7 Com.
Ill. Ii. BARNES.
III HEMoETIhM.

At a regular meeting Of Diamond Lodge
No. i, |. o. e. t., September 10Th, 1878,
the following preamble and resolutions We're
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. it has pleased our.great Crea-
tor, in His mercy, to remove. by death. our
beloved brother, Benjamin Franklin Bull,
from the cares and troubles OF q transitory
existence, to q state of eternal duration, i'll
that house not made with hands eternal in
the heavens.
ResoLved. That Willie we mortals view
with dimmed eye and sorrowtul heart this
evidence of our mortality, and the sudden
severance Of earthly ties and. associations,
we rejoice that the same Almighty Being
will awaken our brother frona his death
sleep, and give unto him that blessed and
complete life that has no second death.
ResotUed, That in the Death Of Bro. Bull,
society has lost an honest, upright and val
ua a3e- member, and the Good Tenaplars one
OF their most Jealous advocates.
Resolved. That as a token of our brother
ly love and respect to the memory of our
deceased brother, the Chaster of our Lodge
be draped in mourning, and the members
wear the usual badge for thirty days.
Resotued, That the Secretary furnish a
copy of these resolutions to the father,
brother, and sister OF our deceased brother,
and a copy to the ROCKY MOUNTAIN Hts
BANDMAN Tor publication, and that this be
spread upon the records of our Lodge.
III. FL. BARNES.
w. II. S%UTHERLIN, Com.
JNo. BUCKINGHAM.
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IN

AT q regular communication of Diamond
CITY Lodge No z, A. f & A. NJ, held at
their Halli n Diamond City, September 18th,
the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted.
WHEREAS, Our esteemed Bro. Luther
Briggs, having met his death Aug. n 1878.
thereby obeying the mandate of the Su' u
Dreme Architect of the universe, who iF
His infinite wisdom and mercy saw fit to-
remove our Worthy Brother, from the care
and troubles of this life to a state of eternal
duration, therefore be IL
Rosolved,> That in the death OF Brother
Briggs, our Lodge has sustained an irrepar-
able loss.
Resolved, That as the practice Of charity
is one of the cardinal principles OF our Or
der. we cast its broad mantle over his faults,
and bury all his frailness in the cold and
cherries tomb, with his mortal Remains.
Rcsolued, That though the warm heart
that throbed for others woes, and the gener-
Gus hand that was always ready to contrib
ute, to alleviate distress, is stilled in death
vet, his virtues and many good deeds will
ever be remembered, ana cherished by us.
as Masons and Friends.
Resoloed, That we tender to the relatives
and friends of orr deceased Brother, oul
heartfelt ~symparllies in their sad bereaye
ment.
Resol0ed, That the Lodge be draped in
and the members thereot wear the usua
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Z. Resolued, That a further tribute Of respect
a copy of these resolutions be forwarded tt
the relatives of the deceased, and also
copy to he handed to the editor OF tn
ROCKY MOUNTAIN iIUsBANDMAS for publ
cation.
GILBERT ECKER,
dawn B~UyTERFIELd, Com.
. IL. II. BARNES,
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Thoroughbred Short Morn, Kentucky
Stock. for Sale.

The undersigned has the following thoroughbred
Short Horns that must be sold, and which he IS
Offering at q sacrifice: One Thoroughbred Ardri.
Bull, imported from Kentucky; red, five years old.
Three thoroughbred p~edigreed and recorded cows,
greed heiters; two Thoroughbred pedigreed bull
calyes. one thoroughbred heifer calf. This stock
is all pure Durham, and as fine as any in the West.
Stock men will DO we'll to examine this stock inn
mediately. They Will be sold for much less than
the same stock could be brought here for from Ken
lucky. &. f. COPE,
81 Meadow Creek, Madison county.
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The road down the gulch has been COM
pieted from the mouth of boulder. The con-
tract was let at 500. There is yet $25 to
raise to pay for the work. There is yet a
number of freighters and farmers who are
greatly interested in the road who are be-
hlnd with their donations. but it is hoped
they will come forward promptly, as the
road is of great value to all who have bust
ness in Diamond.
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MEAG HE COUNTY REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION.

The Republicans of Meagher county will
meet in delegate convention at the Court
House, Diamond City, Saturday Sept. 2lst,
at l O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for county officers, choos-
ing delegates to the Republican Territorial
Convention, to be held at Helena Sept. oath,
and the transaction Of such other business
as may come before the Convention. The
several voting precincts will be entitled to
representation in the Conventions follows !:
w nlte
Canyon
Duck
Round
Deep
Belt
Muscleshell
New York
A primary meeting for the election OF del
egates will be held in the several precincts
at the usual places OF voting, on Wednes-
day. the 18th day of September, between
the hours OF 6 a. A.. and S O'Clock p. M. A
+. general turnout is solicited.
w. f. HAAsE, Chm.
t''f~ ssoco snS.iic W crieel 1T MS
ther ana treat her with familiar disco,r-
: is q plnchbeck imitation of gentleman.
Genuine good manners and gentle breed
.shot'id begin at home. AS Il rule, the
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ID I T. ID.

At the Sisters Hospital, in Helena, Sept 1lthp
after a brief illness, Is. f. Bull of Diamond City.
Aged about 80 years.
Deceased was born in Rockingham county Va,
and removed to Champagne county, Ohio, in early
life, where his father, brother and sister, the only
surviving members of the family reside. He came
to Montana in 1865, and to Confederate gulch in
1867, where he engaged in mining, and has since
resided. He was an honest, upright man, a good
citizen, and was highly respected by the
ty in which he has so long resided. His death was
sudden and unexpected; but a lew weeks ago he
was full Of life and health. Being taken with pneu-
monia, was sick about three weeks, though con-
fined to his bed less than a week.
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We notice that Jonas Higgins of this place
ton Company, a company organized to OPP
crate on the Missouri river above the great
falls.
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Chas. Seibrecht met wish u severe acct
dent Il few days since While engaged in TAX
ing down a whim back OF town. One or
the poles which was being used as Il derrick
broke and struck him on the head, knock
inc him lnsensible for some minutes.
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Marks, Patterson & Co.'s steam thresher
is a complete success, and has a capacity of
5000 bushels per day. 1t requires only one
cord of wood to 1000 bushels.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-09-19

Henry Mcdonald, of Smith river, and
VIM. Martin. of the Muscleshell, have de-
cided to move their f1ocks to Arrow creek.
the place selected is 10 miles south OF the
Meagher county line, and 80 miles from
Benton.