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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
IN q recent sste Of the Washington Ioat

IN q receut issue Of the Washington ioa
VIZ ind the following
Perhaps II will help to confuse The public
mind regarding Packald's status. VI VIZ re.
mark tiiut Hon Cleo. w Dupre. proprietor Of
tho Now Orleans nHMo ~, 7, and one o. The
ally informed Mr., Hayes. not long ago. that
Parknid's appointment would be more accept
able to him aud ia the largs md important
element hereprtsen,ta, than would That d any
other Republican. IL may also hh remarked
that Senator EuHtia will not oppose tho con
ilrtnntlon Of Mr.. Packard
This abatement Ia absolutely false Our as
noonte has met Mr.. Hayes but once some
limo In May last. On tho occasion Of their
meeting. President Hayes told Mr. Dupte. IN
Tho presence Of George A. Sheridan. that HIS
purpose waa "to rid Louisiana politics Of It's
allen element" This ehn hardly be said to
have foreAhadowed the appointments Pack
ard "a Collector Of the Port
Mr. Dupre. who n In full accord with his
associates on tho DEMOCRAT, frequently TO
marked 10 PERSONS IN Washington. upon being
asked hia opinion ii, regard to the collector
ahip. TINT IA between Packard on the one
hand and Lawrence. Williamson. orany other
rn-rnled Conservative or Liberal Republican
an The other. he infinitely preferred Packard.
for the simple ,onson that the lntter'a ap-
poinment would tend To raise a broad and
impnssnble barrier between Tho Infamous
Radical party and the Democratic pnrty.
whereas tho appointment Of either Lhwronce
~ Williamson might give encouragement Ia
Tho efforts Of some designing politicians who
were aiming ut disruption Of the party now
controlling tho government Of Louisiana.
Tint wng ths EtIm and anl)stnurp t,r Mr.
pupras statement, not to Mr.. Hayes, but to
thoae with whom he happened to converse
about the collWtorship ut this port. and yo
entirely concur In tho views So expressed by
him on the subject
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

The "Grnsahopper' commission, created by
TIM iHEt tuttEtt4,ts Ii Investigate TN grnsse
hopper question in the West, lately presented
it's reports Congress-. This report ia u very
valuable ono II shows the bcst modes Of
driving off grasahoppera. Of protecting crops
from them. and auggesta means by which
these posts can be thoroughly otHdleated and
destroyed. Tho commission report however.
that thoy have not yet completed thch inves-
tigniion. and ask Congress- to grant them
SO. 900 additional to continue 1t. As TIL
amount asked for IL small The possible boneiit
Ia bc derived from y is SO great that Congress
Ia quito likely to grant Tho requisite
So much for the West, o
6Mr, Shelley. of Alabama. has suggested Il
similar commission for tho benefit OF tho
soutlS Last week ho presented u bill before
Congress authorizing tho Commissioner of
Agriculture TO appoint commission. con-
sisting Of three scientific agrlculturlsts one
each from Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.
whose duty 1t shall be to inquire into tho
origin. habits and best means of destroying
the cotton army worm For this commission
only 10000 ia asked one-exth Of what has
brn granted the glasshopper commission to
pursue Tia inquiries The injury done In tho
South by tho cotton worm IL certainly not
l,sss than that the farmers Of Iowa. Min
ncaota and KANSAS have suffered from the in
ynsion of grasshoppers. The Western pest IL
extremely difficult of treatment, whereas
there Ii the best Of reasons for be-
Loving Tint. with efficient treatment
loss from the eottonworm nuisance
can be almost completely prevented
II has been noticed that In cotton worm >
seasons many farmers who apply the proper
remedies at tho proper time and under favor
able circumstances. suffer very little from the
visitation, while their neghbors are wholly
ruined. There Ia reason. therefore, to believe
that 4 thorough and careful study Of the
question will enable an efficient commission
10 devise n thorough cure for cotton worms.
IN Texas last season when the farmers were
suffering from this pest the papers invited
communications on this subject, how the
worm had been treated, with what iSisons,
how these were applied, and with what success
these different treatments met with.
Thousands of answers were received. and
from these a regular course of treatment Tor
cotton worms was drawn up that proved OF
II told advantage to the Texas farmers.
mo,,, thorough investigation OF the cotton
w,rm question. such IA Mr.. Shelley's pro-
ppscd commission could make, would be of
gr at advantage to tho planters OF the South
Thu commission IL certainly as necessary ms
that created to investigate the grasshopper
question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
LOOK AT THIS.

| Yesterday a majority Of 4ile Committee OF
Elections reported Ia favor Of unseatine
| ''vrlotipede" Su,,er ami eeatdtg Mr. Barlin as
| the Representative from tbs parish 1f Agny
| eles. minority report In favpr of Souar
slgnHl by tho Radical members Of the a@,r
| mttee aad Mr.. reratR. une Of the employees
| Of the LOTTERY Company, was hlso presented.
We nHEu1nn that eury Democrat In the
| ltoEe. except The tools Of tho Lottery Com
pany.s will vote FOR tho ,najorl. report attl
| scat Mr. Barbin. Mr.. Ferguson and Mi
Kernocharc,ave both been exeIaded from their
seats. and II Ia to be hoped Tint Mr. Batatin
at lsnst will escape The ,neteilesa and nestpa-
bio j,stiee of bis Democratic Judges, EVEN
though the iniluenca. Of the Louisiana Lottery
Company be against him.
Ne Eo,,cr yesterday offered 10 make M nj
ltnnce with the Democrats who are in favor Of
u constitutional convention. agresjng to mike
the Radical members Of The House vote
against tho amendments and in favor Of The
convention. tntyided the Democrats favorng
IN convention would vote with The NadttaRs
IN defeat The majority report
We do not blieye that the Democrats who
are fighting for u convention arc Of the bur-
gaining breed, and We venture to predict TINT,
without m exception, they will Refuses to enter
tain ''veloclpe1e" Souel's proposition. We
stand for n convention aud with tho eonven4
ton men. but We will eountennnos no bargain
by which, n fellow like Botler. who represents
nothing and nobody, Is to be- given seat In
tho House Ut Representatives to which he was
Fever elected.
The Louisiana LOTTERY Company Is actively
interesting itself III retaining souer III his
seat, but we are safe la assuming that tho
veoGipede chief will be ousfsd,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
SPECIAL INVOLVEMENT.

Edward Lilfenthal, JeweIer,o %
Canal street, will sell ut cost dur
ing the current month his entire
stock of Diamonds, American and
Imported Watches, fine JcweIry,
Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks, and any article i'm his line,
being recent selections for the re-
tail trade in this city. Every article
will be guaranteed to be as repre-
scented. His old customers and the
public generally are invited to call.
felt imp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
5+.# GRAND H
FOMMEMORATION CEREMONY
~yoH Tr,H-as
lLLUSTRIOItS Pho MONO.
GENERAL. NtrrIf,E

IN view Of tho very limited time Mt the dis
ovsal n The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements for Tho
completion Of their programme for This solemn
seehsioa. The undersigned respectfully tenders
TO oil tho Reverend Pastors in el,ares oftsbe
vail ons congregations. and Through them to
their respective religious societies and 10 tl,s ir
practitioners. an invitation to participate act
1paly In the memorial naebrttion Of his laie
Holiness. and n similar Invitation Is also sg :
teaded TO the several military commands and
TO I'll behevoleht and other societies.
me eam letnen selected as thea'rssdsnla and
aesaanated Aids and distinguished guests age
alse Included In this general invitation,
q. Il. BEAuREaAHn,
Tea w Grand Marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
MENOKiAA, CELEBRATION IN HONOR
Or POPE Plus THE NINTH,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

asI TCTHF NtTTTTNl
Tho officers aud members Df the fire Deparf.
q nent OF The edty Of NeS Orleans. aud Of tbs
aixth hnd Hevehtl Districts Of The city. are here
by specially invited to pattloipate With their
fellow citizens In The memorial eelel,ratiop In
honor ofths llluHtiotls dead a'DrIi Plus rUE
NINTH. 10 take place on WEDN EaDAY, the
Goth February. and onenpy the position In line
designated In The published programme. by
order Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements.
o q, T. BEAUHEaARD.
tet7 Grand Marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

listtn with patience to the Ingenious excuses
TINT may be advanced tot failure to relieve
them Of The incubus ri s,,al, ain tlio,is ,aonep
oily. md olr Legislators would do well 10 bear
this hi gtninH.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

Our Washington letter will he fotha @n

We are requested 10 state that In The use ID
Tho gallery Of alswold " Co.'S store, ut the
corner III Royal and Chnhl street. last evening.
Tho propriotoiH Of That establishment only
yielded 10 tho solicitation Of certain property
hocia. and Ind no part or responsibility Ia
The meeting Or tn objects. 1t was mere act
Of courtesy ON their part.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

Won Rnow tried a novel experiment at his
Saturday concerts Mt Glasgow. He submitted
d iist 81 eighty three works, to the audience,
inviting each person to mark those which he
preferred for the programme of tho closing
concert The .srannhauser" overture came
ont ahend and that of civilian Tell second
ONLY tye pieces received no votes at all and
among them were the ''Oberon" overture, me
Beethoven septat and Haydn's symphony III
Ii flat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
Proc MONTGOMERY'S LETTER.
Read what He Snys Of Pearls Art CraIO.
SOuLIg y COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Now Orleans. February 10, 1877. !

SOuLE y D COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Now Orleans. February To- 1877. !
Mr.. Eugene Penrl
Den' SH-lIaving taken lessons In your orig
innl and rapid style Of drawing, which you
torn ART CRA1O. | can cheerfully say that
am we'll epleased with your method q fnstruc-
ton. Az to your mechanical invention. / am
free to state that Il Is tho only apparatus of tho
kind ] have over soon byewhlche IN unskilled
person in drawing can sketch from nature. us
we'll as enlarge pictures from photographs.
Your courteous and gentlemanly bearing.
combined with a'l tho prerequisites necossary
to impart clearly knowledge ganed by years
of study aud experience. Is n Efficient guaran-
tee OF success. and ! take plensurcoi In recon-
mendng you to this community md to all those
wishing instruction In tho above mentioned
art. Yours truly.
fei7u+ II. y. MONTGOMERY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
MEMORIAL. CELEBRATION
OF ntP HOLINESS
F1rE fltS THE NINTH.
NHw Oat,HAss February ~ ts7t

NEW ORLEANS. February H. ts7s.
Contributions to defray tho expenditure Mt.
tendant upon this Memorial Celebration will be
thankfully received a any OF tho Undersigned
members Of the Finance COMMITTEES, aud con.
trbutors would Golfer n ereat favor II tho,
would kindly hand in their subscriptions as
ehrly ms possible between now and TT EsDA
NEXT. inclusive
THO' LAYTON.
Chairman Finance Gommittee.
r. PRuDtOMsuf, A CAHHIERE.
u. II. CONVERSE, GItAB. K1MMEI,
7. BUCHANAN, II CONERY. hn.. @
J. IT, MOORE. GlIAB. sPOHL.
N1CkS BURkE. a Il. NJ. O.BIIEN.
IT, H. pH Ia GRANGE. GHAs. LAFtTTE
A. MEULbEUR, y. A. CHAFFHAtx.
A. bOGoLA. oIOHE DOMINGO.
- J. .. LEVERT.
fst7 it2dn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
DIED.

CONRAD On Monday mprnuA February II
is7a ut huff nHst IA o'clock. Charles MhRil Con
rad. In tbs seventy fourth year If his hgs. ~ M.
tive Of Virginia, but Tor over sixty years resi-
dent Of this city.
GARY February IA. ia7a. Mt q 40 II. m. Michael
Cary. Hged ~ years. IL native Of this city.
HDHCHEHEAU -On Tuesday. February ~ nj
o'clock u. M. Louis u Boueherehu. hr.. aged
81 yenrs. n native of Louisiana
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
:::W /

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sWIssEs, Plain. Figd and Emb'd ....st.e...t
Paris MUSL1Nh ....,.s...............t...s
TAHtATANTS. Plain. E,nbd and spangled ~.
Fr NAiNHOOKS and MULLH..
NA1NHOoK CHECKS. flaids antDittipes
LAWNS. Vic. md Bishops. .......a...s..........0.
INDIA TWTLtH ....s.....................
BR1Ib1ANTEa d, ...s........... o !. 9 n.
LINEN cAMBHdJc'eand LAWNS .a..,..s,.....
ALL.OVBN TUENfNUS. 800 5000 ;. -.
JACONErs and CAMBI1IC5 .......s............
LINENS, Pure and Union. .s,,...........s.
SPREADS. nll sines aud grades ~. e............
PtQUES and MARSEIL1,Eg .....n.. ~. g a.
sHEETtNdH. sY1RTtNds ............,,...,,.,.
TOWELS. TOWEL1NGs. Observation-Disclosures.
EMBRo1DERlEs and LAcEs .,............s..,.
TIES. BOWS and BAItBH Observation-Disclosures.
SASH. NECK and STAIR RIBBONS s.........o.
GLOVES. HOSE. FANS, otc.. etc..............e
o %
Fresh, FIRST Class Goods, 0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
BODLEY BROTHERS,
let ana lzO Common street 4lZyana led
Between 81. Charles and CITY Hotels.
ARM AND PLANTATION WA

FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Cine CARTS Bngnsse CARTS Small CartH Of all
sizes Timbnr Wheels. Wbeallnrrows. Apokes.
FelloeH. Shafts. Wagon Material. Axle arease.
etc.
This ID tho oldest and Argast wagon establish
meht in the aouth. manufacturing their own
work and guaranteeing everything they coll.
fe5 iy 2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
MEMORIAL CEREMONY
ron HIS HOLINESS rIO MONO.

U8 t1'7FHIj IEVI TUE.
The nhairmsn Of the Hseeption Committees q
Finance, Invitation, Platform and Decorations
and the Division Marshals are requested tt
meet punotntsly nj the office Ut 9. IT, Girarday
NO, u Camp street. mt II o'clock m. THIS DAY
the seventeenth instant
q. r. BEUREaAHD.
fnlf II Hfnn1 Marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17
INTELLIGENCE BUREAU. .
PLANTERS, ATTENTION )!
|GRIPPlNS EMPLOYERS AND SERVANTS
1NTELLIGENCE BUREAU
AND CLAIM n ICNCY.
ia CARONDELET STREET,
sin
public
Private Families Boarding Houses Hotels Restaurants Steamboats, Stores
Etc, oEto,
n e ss a s!n n s si s 81
sfo
white and
desiring
To Gall at Communicates and Have Their
n1yautug NIL In
Neatly Furnished Sitting Rooms for Those Desiring Situations
uhernStu
the Boutherh Northern
.rI,eL AI.r se4rn14.r
UNITED STATES CLAIM iGENCY

the sfobou
Of
bought ani
" q H. A.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-17

Near ST. Andrew
fei7 II 2dp
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

WE are pleased to notice the return Of
Charles Blackwell, one of Meagher countv,s
most progressive young men, who has been
attending school in California the past two
years. Charlie is a young man of ability
and an artist of excellent taste. His ,no,r
tain nome is admirably adopted to the pros
ecution of his studies.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

A YOUNG man from the Capital who re-
Gently visited the White Sulphur Springs,
is said to have been disappointed at the
treatment received, Notwithstanding he re-
turned in good health. Having made known
his Affections on his arrival, and not receiv-
ing any medicines or particular care for sew
eral days, he became impatient about his
case and asked the doctor what medicines
or treatment he was to have? The Doctors
reply was: "Have you taken a bath night
and morning and drank freely OF the wa
ter" to which he answered in the afirma-
tive. A few days went by, and he becom-
ing dissatisfied, cornered the doctor in the
back yard and demanded some medicine,
when the same questions were propounded.
But as the doctor was about to take his
leave, the uneasy patient again demanded
medicine and said he would leave if he
could not get it. "To-morrow,' said the
you shall have treatment" Next
morning the sufferer was on hand, but to
his disgust was only asked if he could run
fast? To this he demurred in rather strong
concluding with the query DO
you think a man in my condition can run?'
The physician replied: "You can saw
wood, then-nature's own medicine and ex-
ercise is all you need" The young man
did not saw wood, but turned out to be an
excellent fisherman, and returned from tfie
much pleased with them. !
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

A RECENT letter from Bitter Root states
that prospects for a good crop were never
better. The weather is lovely. and farmers
are we'll up with their work. They are
seeding largely this season. No hopper
eggs were deposited in that section, and all
are encouraged at the inviting outlook.
1HE Rocky Mountain Tourist, a very elc-
giant publication, has just been received. 1t.
IS got@n up in the interest of Colorado, and
beside being a correct guide to tourists, is
a good book to have, tor in point of engrav-
lngs, printing and description, it is the
handsomest publication we have seen. 1t
comprises "a pages, is written in an at
tractlve style, and contains a large range OF
practical information. Specimen copies
may be had without cost by applying to w.
F. White, Topeka, Kansas.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
B O R N.
In Diamond, April Is. to the wife of Carl Zehnt-
ner, u son.
"A RRIED

Annie Leon. AoA w "'ss
AT the residence of the BRIDES father, Corvallis.
Miss Nellie Golf. NV
Al the residence of the BRIDES father, Skalkaho.
6y the Rev; w. A. Hall, Mr.. Henry Buck to Miss
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
NEWS.

n.,or Co., No. II South Commercial
NJ. PRioh are olr authorized agents to tram
81; hG,,ts, contract for advertising, and to
Inscriptions.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

Ing people of Smith river had a slight
,"p'an scare a short time since, but we UNI
aels'ahd from good authority that it was a
,"'So alarm. 1t terminated among some
poys' VINO perhaps saw some strolling Flat
neaus' seven lodges of whom are camped
on Ne"lan creek. There are evidently no
"osules III the vicinity, since nothing has
been molested.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

WE would call attention to the advor+;eo
ment OF Diamonds new hotel, the .sCet-
tral' which may be found in another col
u'hh. This house is neatly fitted up and Of
ters the public good accommodations. Mrs.
oInlth and daughters preside in the dining
room and Kitchen, and every spread upon
the tables are in good shape. We bespeak
Tor the new house a liberal share of patron
age.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

LIE suite Miner comes to us this week
very much enlarged, and changed to an oc-
taVo sheet. The steady improvement of the
MINER from time to time, since its first issue.
IS iot only evidence of the enterprise of its
puolisners, but that it enjoys the good wishes
anu nearly support of the people of its To-
eaI'ty' without which no journal can make
t''e RAPID strides that have characterized its
course. We are pleased to note the good
fortune OF our younger brother, and wish it
continued success.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

JOHN SMITH, of the firm of Smith Bros.
came IN from the East Side Monday, from
whom we learn the firm has just purchased
through Henry Goodale, who is now in the
States forty-four head of thoroughbred Me-
rlilo rams, it being their intention to use
none other than thoroughbreds another sea-
son. MIR. Goodale is expected to arrive at
Carroll with a large flock Of thorough
breds by the 5th of June.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

st,ted communications held attheir Hall,
onta; ler City, on the second and fourth
In p1 nsL of each month. Sojourning
|sataIoa!s are cordially invited to attend.
|broln0'' LEOPOLD MARKS, w. NJ.
.nr EckER, Secretary.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18
- c1ry LODGE No. 7, A.. F. and A. M.

IND CITY LoDG1 NO. y a. ana a. -.
..,toa communications held attheir Hall
otaleu CITY, on the second and fourth
in pl INN of each month. Sojourninl
|saIuror are cordially invited to attend.
|brolh0'' LEOPOLD MARKS, w. NJ.
.nr Ecker, secretary.
| district Court will convene Monday,
R2d.
ArrRBAcH a. KLEIN are dipping
Ibeep.
.coySE, of Helena, is ruralizing at
kite Sulphur Springs.
REYNOLDS, Of Smith river. returned
visit to the Capital this week.
rosty coronet of tile ice-king sparkles
In the brow of the floral queen.
$.pRERRY's flock and Smith Bros.
hell flock have commenced lamb
=CoLL1Ss, our efficient County Clerk.
from a brief visit to Helena Mon
g%rasshoppers are said to have per-
ring warm days Of last week by the
BIS.
RuBB is making an excellent arti-
liter, and is prepared to supply a
bmers regularly.
FF FLEMING has rented the Masonic
the use of the Court, the coming
Court House not being in proper
WATTS, an enterprising farmer and
pber of years a citizen OF Gallatin
is gone to the Yellowstone to To-
he.
i Cook and Frank Wilson, who
over to Helena delivering a lot
sheep to the butchers, returned a
ago.
GAUGLER, of the Muscleshell, is
a train and will operate on the
I'D. lie expects to load down
wool.
Z een showing almost continually
1ulder mountain for the past two
lich materially improves our pros
water.
Roa ALLEN having changed his
Q the White Sulphur Springs,
ind boys feel themselves sadly in
cnsorial artist.
INT READER" wants to know if
as declined because it was too
Q, is was because it was too thin.
Smith river poets is in the
ut, representative Of the wool
rm of Burt, Auerbach & Klein.
llfornia, recently purchased ten
FAD of sheep. We have not vet
particulars.
que past month Sheriff Fleming
papers for the beginning of eight
SUITS some of which are of COLI
asnitude, and, it tried, will busy
court for ten days or more.
livery stables of Helena, few
recommendations to to the tray-
IMAM the Hay Market Stables.
Oseph Horsky's, the advertise
"a appears regularly in this pa
ueoted to Oscar Stephens for
ne specimens OF Merino wool
k OF Burt, Auerbach & Klein.
: mas charge. The specimens
from last years lambs, are re- I
lANs' whose post office address .
or, wishes us to state that no ;s {!
4aklng in two nartnor, -. !
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

Ant READER" wants to know if
Gas declined because it was too
T., is was because it was too thin.
Smith river poets is in the
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

[RT, representative of the wool
|rm OF Burt, Auerbach & Klein,
NORMA, recently purchased ten
|ead OF sheep. We have not yet
particulars,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

Roa ALLEN having changed his
2 the White Sulphur Springs,
Rild boys feel themselves sadly in
Onsorial artist.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

Flie past month Sheriff Fleming
papers for the beginning of eight
SUITS some of which are of COLI
|esnitude, and, it tried, will busy
court for ten days or more.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-18

|rosty coronet of tile ice-king sparkles
1, the brow of the floral queen.