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ANNUAL MEETING.

~ Office is hereby given that the Third
~ Annual Nesting OF the st .ckholders Of
the Humb Isdt i>trict Ag icultu al, Mining
and Mechanical society will be held ON tue
FoUHaH DAY Of MAY, 1873,
At the hour II 2 o'clock p. NJ. in Winnemueca
At the &c urtnouse ia The oftice o. the County
Clerk. Let ALI stockholders be CO eful to a.
tend ar el%se send thsir proxies TO some one
" Ia" WAL represent them. fhis is urgently
demanded, for business Of grave portance
VIII De before tbs meeting, and under the law
no.nihs can De q IL uniess III jority Of the
paid up CapitaI stock is Represented.
u BALES. President.
Attest, q, CaEso@Era. secretary.
April lo-td
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II the terms, of the San Stefano
treaty be correctly. reported. Russia has
e carved Turkey in u mDst scientific man
ner. Here is what she claims for her.
self aud allies: To Montenegro. fifty
eight sqnare leagues. with - population
of 45.UOU, including 1900 MussuI-
mans. 10 Servas. l64 square leagues,
with 2l6.0Ge inhabitants (94.000 Mus
J sulmsns). Fo' Bulgaria. 2.562 pare
leagues. with $500. 00o inhabitapts, of
whom 1.439. 900. are Moham ID edans
Including the Dobrudscha. Turkey was
thus asked to give up territory of
1885 square leagues, with a population
of 44o7 900 souls. leaving her in
Europe only 1885, 400 subjects.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20

catUiOn,. DO long as we-sre compelled to
Contemplate the possibility of having to
assert cur interests by force.
Ahmed vefik EEsndi-
| LONDON. April 10.
t A Vienna correspondent Of the
Times says. Ahmed Wfh Effendi,
whom the Sultan dismissed from the
position of President of the Council
aud Minister of the Interior. advocated
an imuediats aIli4nce with England.
while,the other Ministers and Sultan
advocated neutrality for the present.
The Hostile Feeling Be,w en- the
kwssiaas and. k umanians.
LONDON, April l9s
A correspondent of the Times al
Kaiafat t-I-graphs as folIows:- The
hostile feeling between the Russians
and Roumanians Is increasing. Prepa-
ration3 are making to transfer the mill
tary stores and. State archives from Bu-
chsrest to TurDsrrin. The affair at
Leem PalanKa illustrates this feeling.
The RoumaDians. it appears, placed u
Tag on u. Turkish vessel which they
sank during the way. and, were proceed
ing with operations for raising the yes
sci, When plumber of Russians. came
in small boats aud tore down the flag,
blows being exchanged.
Ops"ins of the Exhibition.
PARIS. April 10.
The arrangements, for opening the
Exhibition on the LIST Of May have been
settled at CABIN I meeting.
The Insurrees ton IN bhessaIy a Conn
pi.ss Failure.
LONDON April 10.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Athens says: 1t is nov Certain that the
Thessalian iosurrection Is IA complete
failure. The Greeks have lost aH heart
for further effort They rely now
wholly upon England.
Political Charaoeer OF the Now
Tuiki>h Mini.sry.
LONDON April 10.
The political character OF the new
Turkish Ministry is uncertain, but it is
noteworthy that it does not include
Raouf aud Osman Pashas. reputed
leaders OF the pro Russian party, and
that the Turkish newspapers again as
sert that the Governments Will RESIST the
occupation ofaConstantinopIe by any
foreign Power.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20

EASTERN DISPATCHES
Mrss TiItOn's Card n Surprise ia
Theodore.
NEW YORK April 10.

A dispatch from New Hampton,
Iowa. saysi. Theodore Titon last
night stated that Mrs. Tilton's card
was u surprise 10 him; that he had no
agency in its origin. preparation or
publications; that there have been no
Overtures shatev-r for a family re-
union;, that he Is going alone to. Eu-
rope. That is the first aud last state
ment he will make on the subject.
DiAz Gov rnm-nt Recognizes.
WASHINGTON. April 10.
The Department of State has re-
c-ived. information from Minister
Foster that on the 5th instant he re-
cognized the Dinz Government. A
private letter says the recognition was
received with, great delight by the
citizens of Mexico.
/ The Fasn her. Land Ball.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill.
authorizing all bona ide residents of
Nevada, Colorado. Utah, New Mexico,
Arizona, Wyoming. Dakota, Montana
or Idaho, and all other mineral dis
trIcts Of the Uu,ted States, to fell and re-
move for building, agricultural. mloiAg
or other domestic purpose, any timber
growing on mineral lands which are
not subject to eutry except under the
United states miuing laws. The bill
grants this privilege. subject to,such
rules and regulations AS the Secretary
OF the Interior may prescribe for the
protection OF underground, and pro-
vldes the penalty of fne not exceed
ing $500, to which may be added i'm
prisonment not exceeding six months,
for any violation of this law. or of s nd
rules and, regulations. It is also
made the duty of the Registers
and Receivers to ascertain aud report
whether any timber il being cut or
used upon such lands, except for these
authorized purposes. and the expenses
OF such examinations will be allowed in
the settlements OF their accounts. The
bill ~ reported from the Public Lands
Committee provided that no timber
should be cut in the monntain rsgious
within three miles of the upper timber
line. This proviso. on motion of Chat.
fee,- was stricken out. and the word
''Cahfornia" was ommitted from
the bill. on motion of Mr.
Sargent. who said the interests of Cali.
tornia would be better served by an
other on the calendar, which applied
specially to California. Oregon and
Washington Territory. and provided
for the sale of timber lands. He re-
ferred to the bill reported by Booth
from the Public Lands Committee on
the I'd instant. LIS passage, he
thought might be prejudi1ed if ade.
quate provisions wee not previously
made for California. He Subsequently
asked unanimous consent to proceed to
its consideration. but Objection was
made on the ground that the onlendar
should be followed in regular order.
1t will doubtless be reached early mex,
week.
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The Carson Appeal is authorized to
state that Harry Mighels has 30 for re-
covered ffom the surgical operation re-
Gently performed upon him as to be
coDvalescent. He is in excellent
health and spirits, aud his wound is
heating SO rapidly as to promise COM
plete and speedy cure aud u return to
bis faulty andi duties early in the
coming month.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20


MELVILLE - SPEIKER - In Winuemucca.
April lS, at the residence Of the bride,
by Judge w. 5. Bonpifeld, Sergeant
Frank Melville. U. s. A., of Camp
McDermit. to Miss Maggie Speaker,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20

John b RANDALL. Chairman. of the
the Board Of Commissioners OF. Storey
: county. anda highly respected citizen,
died III his residence 10 Gold Hail last
Thursday. OF pleuro pneumonia. He
4ases = wife and three children.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20
Gall and Settle.

DERSONS knowing themseive, to be
Il indebted 10 ). ". CoXAiD will please
call aud se,se Immediately with Il. W,
LIZ VAS, "innsmuccs, Nevada. apl6-2w,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,

LoEDoN, April 10.
The Times considers that no alarrn
need be aroused by the proclamatio Of
the Queen pnOhibltlDg the export from,
this country Of war materials. Such
prohibition. ID says, IA q. nscassass pre-.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-20

THE. Virginia Chronicle IL informed
aAaatJerry Schooling. State Treasurer,
~sll,nos be = candidate for re- eIsc,ion
a. that oftice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
BROCK CORN


Whss the coro il 10 blossom i, is ,ire
to harvest il. Wis,
Break enc row scross the othe. diagon.
ally. In order to have room for the
team. TO gather the ORGY; :, vi become
necessary to ,abls -ix rows in ono area
where tie middle table" is cot from
each aide snd removed 10 each mex,
eide table.
The crop tabled is ssusrsly left from
| 10 2 days in the 6eld to cure, this
depends on the state OF the weather
il should no time be left longer than =
days 10 fair wssther. i, is then hsul
ed To sheds from 10 to IL feet vide,
rackei up 70 that the.sis from . to J
inches ventilation 10 damp weather
grss, care 10 necessary 10 kssp the corn
from mouldius - the seed will be.
giu TO mould and impart yeilowi,h
Or owu colsr " the corn.
Anybody Wishing turtle light on the
subject 10 invited to inspect Mr
I.ylor's establishment l,2 mils west
Of town. T.
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Aus-g.:

", Ie.t, tc3elscsts theIb4-.a
.ho., be Lori ,AoI 'r,t h.u 3s,l
For tbs. patro-s ths sac, % E..
'1oai ssi ''clni,- 90 hs,s ~ sr.
lsoOGh % rAs tar s'saud ,s, A't .
d,ysof ths'f.u
MEALS - CT>
The pr~~l,. 4.,IN, he go. Of
iuisb,eins.
We ,n,suls!salhas N "a - 80
5~i,.ehauas yoar al AL 80 5yH.'Hn
Q pro,,i,ns edible. cooked ~ other
wee 90 The FAR ground, "a The Wstu
log 4, T the lstA efSset tas .us"
rrv,.st-d
We therefor, siept to, ms,hNi -
requesting > ou tn~lyvia. AMI eo.,s
I,.ly to c,ros ssd furnish a the a.,
,Hou.You possibly can ari 's.rtIt q,
uneootei snt male III, .hary .u,u
pn>c q Srsni .a>cs.
u, Order ., Com
CHAS REILLY v,~uok
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sept 4 ls5s
EpiroRs CuIpp We oil venture
s't~ liuss FROM ,he.s parts lhn.'
ate Jogging AbOs, .. usna tNp. etc
very good. whes, a, u,li,ns better
than vas expected
There has been ,ariea uumhtr o.
oeWocwsts Of late smous thea l. q
Ms,hl, OF Yorktown lie T. u Pear
soo's brother and SISTER FROM lUw.
oil .is vel plcs.ei With tic country
Mt VI las bought Jno Tue, .i.rA
couMisrauon, o. AS Mr | goo. Go
Harha county
Mr.. iiosUmsn mas h. tiusN fr.mr
house IN Potsdsu.
jacob Church u. onc ~ the Mos
eonssuiA ~ ,ht-shsn 10 ,h,s vAtt ct the
county, aud Ia. . hue iAIm Wei IA
proved and /, surrounded Nth vlcnV
eco rA N'" '"o "'S' ''"
o. OF Film creek Ia Cell may 1t lie
said oi his place. ,here are 10 ii,cIs
here.
T. Martin las broke -" s''e' 'h''
umner and saSs S'n"o' see Tut
what a nan can make ln' - na'S
- r.
herr farming ~ he can 10 iH'
1heoio's hereudor u i'u' an
s''e''nan rave Aba "ioosd the 'iea oil
oseh'nx o u II h'n'ed 'ha' 'hc' arc
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E-Egy rAx..v ~ .gr VIE.

Saws thrown t., shr,F, sui Iu
SCI l.a safe rls,ssu, .ui r"hstlr ,sm
,b 10, lh.uhpca Il, ,eut'D 'koi
era Norlu. sud Summer Compliant
rru.prc . bottle 0i the { .rl,a'ci
f.nuls ,al,suari a, onrr psli,.s fs
dangerous l'urc tiry rcn's i'ct bot
lie
Htuvus Vegetable la,cf ltlt. ate
the ,'sndatl remedy Tor N" Ldyer
sud b'lnu- drscs,,- a. 'hA climate
4 uu,l ca,.hb,hrs ,hfm H. eSeD
Weston f.m,lT
Browns. htbira Nsi'" he, ~ equal
iut removing iBfsm alton and 'nt
h%,a'in. old -orr. .si ulcers Al Of
Ihosn. Popular Family Ned,c,uc.
for ,.,e /, " lutTfn. Tied
Cloud. Ncb
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Liu,r is kins.

The Liver Is the imperial organ Of
the whole huWsn system, % it controls
the life, health and hsppine.s ofmsu.
When il is disturbed &c its proper nc.
sion. oil Kinds of silu enis are the
natural result. The digestion offood
the noyemeuts # the heart and blood,
the acton OF the brain and nervous
system, are oil Immediately connected
With the workings " the Liver. |:
has been successfully proved that
Greens August Flower IL uuequallei
10 curing all persous afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
al thessuerous symptoms that result
frem On unhealthy condition Of the
|1yer and Stomach. Sample bottles
Cyssy. 10 cents. Positively sold 10
Oh towns on the Western Sentiment.
Three doses viii prove III I Il 10 jux
vhst you S,st. &2yi
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Yrse!nst SsleO.

Irse!ast ssSess.
The Republican voter Of Red Cloud
precinct me, les, Saturday to nomius,.
delegates 10 the cousty convention
J, l. Miller vssslec,.d chairman aud
L. ". Springer secretary.
tn. following psr'ous we're elected.
r. Mitchell.
W. j. Turner.
7, J. Real.
T.. Il. Smith.
&. ". Springer.
Jas, Calvert.
A. Haley.
II. &. Scott.
J. G. Potter.
Il. W. Hummsl'
j. X. Wilcox.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
.LIGNL SuTlu Y.

T. John A 1ouliu,"I, non r''sssNt 10
f.udaut
N,u a.. ho,.by notified thA' Isi'ihs "
T4tnItnnn dui IN the lN'h isN ~ aasist,
80. bis ~ The urirs ~ the rl'Tk .t ,ss w.
turt ,nuri 81 N.h.tUf Go. Nsh hes I'uttpt'
s.atusi yuu ItaJibs that 'h' nay hs d'' reed
ff.u 500 "a account e iuuf ahsni" nin'Hi
~ hrr loF more than to- ''sr' -, pact sbi
al.. 'uf iaiitus - IIuslis.utiahlc t1sibish
tY'' fur her, alec pTap us i"I 'hV ts'to1b Y
IA. wiuut'hil1. 1ras"
90 a.. sl.n uutibsi that sul'@s '"v al
rear aud ab,vsf s.id l%.titiun un - bsi''sih
ihrd uuplA, an.f the stb iaJ 81 SEPT -.
sd tciYtirH vi b.. taken . q us'
kALll BkD~ NJ - fufP q
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PHOTOGRAPHER
MONEY 80 LDk<

Ga improved farm. ON five Ss.rs lIm"
mud at low rate, luI ~Iauicb.stS
,,l, nm or sIirr,. !. Is InsssN..
Office With j, X Wilcox va RED
Cloud, Sch
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AGAR LOAD

&C S'udchasot wagon Jusi r~lNci
q MtchrO \ Mofhnr'., shsh val
h. sold at prices 70 suit pucla'srs
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'''
Il E..,uau.
Ir,u,lui
W.. RcuI., shoe. ,ur hand
:" >''H' 10 - ''.Hfnti 900 I''"''
i'"n' At 'At'"ArI N'' to ih' h"'
'ovA'nt ma N''''r hAn ~t'n me
went away "'i ~ So, her "cs'n
NDl tltR COOPER
"h' lI'h nami',n NJ. nal, ,"l
1H' "a "" W 10 "", ..','
Hamilton n.l.,,u
Thor, i, n,,l,,, .,r, lu, J,a,
s'' 'A'' Ia 'H'' word Hh'''' % "
I.t, e.
ia, = IN town.
NJ, a.. Ill. l
.,h,,il,r 80,
..,h .,,c.a,.,..t..
a., ca. L..
CRY man Cause WHY NJ. Ma Il.
here and II no n. got. ma a better
men than Mac, good one.
<nt,,r
wv" NV "'
,""' ''""''P AZ" NV" '' "'
r.,.,.
=,
800 "
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NO Eclipse ihr'sh"r AMI a Tour
~h'cl'h woodbury. ~ h"f'' ROVER
lh~'ouh''il' win 'Iia"h'f' "''a'h'''
'of SAFE GU terms 70 'H't purchasers
Enquire ~ 'hls once OF ~ ms 'aTu
: m''s' SOUTHWEST "' REL Iond
- : 'ieI'crh
: -Silyers 4 Barnard 1cep some of
the best tce' u mutton 10 b' ''nni
anywhere '"@ also Keep '"'u'i
Deer oil a superior Iua'''5 livery
'oins ABOUT 'he'r market 10 neat AMI
eieAn' ShN one ioor east o' 10y.
Home,
>,rr,r
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di..oly,d 4 ,ccoun,. .c,,lcI
j. /. Grcu,cr
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h,In..,..a,.,La .,,ao, ,.
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MISUNDERSTANDING ,r...I,.,,,Lo.
W, nIhaIm.,, Ill ,...,. ,um.d
w~r.l, m.,l,, a..
~
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the stree, for that purposc.
rCyp,v NOTICE
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

For sale, a nearly new thrcShIng ma-
chine, complete, cheap and on easy
terms. KALEr YeJs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
SORE /.


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john lIcs, Mortgage 81
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tis,s tra .ia,t sod ,sa,h' s,si
81 Htu, ,Ol'5 ,nt,' '.'s iFasst /,
hau1 80 'rt i'ievt, iuFss q Ia
stl Nili ,betu 100 hottie tot ne
.ut tit 80 -uup
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nS Dec ~ ~ 40 tpaxh
an! pr,h,u, Nsnssi' b. siNe'"a' :"
saitsiF ,ou ~ 10 'nr~r.ot n'e'H' ~
the rmri, AID one hottie 10 ,a's 'hs
-ur , cpll & II i'o,,sf .gea,
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". .h,}i ta,c ,hs olen,.,si NJ
ipFs piusk' ttsa1 op rIhili'n,a sHI
81 $40 stilip a .huu 'sll
aul trst a., iu,tfam"nt, u B. ht.t
oisss ia .vop rssro-i NJ ,sus'"
~rt,ro ,,H oe ~refiWnei airon III.
llaus hnIH c,p l.. vaubs-rl 'os
,Lr auoun, ,hs,a sppi uIesn ooss
Is,ty l,sup - ~~attsni'ai '"' ."
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s. ed ssv 80 ssi p@.a
-,s h,te ,st' asa 10 We
tN La g s'a.ss Wa
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-16
Resolutions Of Respect.

The body of La Fayettc Clark was
brought to town last week from Hunters
Springs and the funeral took place Thurs
day afternoon. The Odd Fellows attended
in full regalia and the obsequies were per-
formed by that organization, assisted by
Rev. G. L. Richards. The following reso-
lutions were adopted at the last regular
meeting of Western Star Lodge, OF which
deceased was 4 member:
HALL OF WESTERN STAR LoDGE(
No. 4, l. o. O.. F., !
BOHEMIAN, NJ. r., May -, 1878.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
to remove from our midst, by the hand Of
death, brother La Fayette Clark, men,
Der of this Lodge.
And, whereas, it is the desire of this
Lodge to give expression to its sorrow at
this loss; Therefore, be it
Rcsolred, That in the death of brother
Clark we have lost a kind and loving
brother, the Lodge an efficient member,
and the fraternity worthy brother.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
with his aged father, his brother and sister
and tender to them that consolation that
the world can neither give nor take away.
Resolred, That copy of these resolu-
tons be forwarded to the relatives of our
deceased brother, and be furnished 10 the
Bozeman Times and AvANT COURIER for
publication, and spread upon the records
Of this Lodge.
F. SPlETH.
II. B. CALFEE. }COm.
A. D. MCPHERSON,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-16

The telephone is now 50 interesting and
useful an instrument, and withal SO simple
in its construction, that private parties all
over the country haze been making, SELL
ing and using them for pleasure, convent
ence, or profit. The patentees are COM
mencing suits against oil such parties,
wherever discovered. There would be lit
tie necessity, however, for such suits If the
patentees would sell or rent the instrument
ut reasonable rates. Forty dollars year
for the use of one set of instruments,
costing, perhaps, less than five dollars to
manufacture, looks just little unreasonx-
BILE, If not extortionate. Avariciousness
generally defeats itself In the long run, and
we confidently expect that some other in
ventive genius will shortly come before the
public with simple and cheap instrument
that viii fairly discount Bell's-s0mething
that everyone can afford to hire or pur-
chase. B0zeman would take two or three
dom such at any time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-16
ROMEO.
Fort Custer News,


From private letter received from Fort
Custer, with q remittance to ply for the
AvANT COURIER in advance, we make the
following newsy extracts:
It is uncertain whether the 18th Infantry
will remain here or 60 to join headquarters
supposed to be on the movc-LincOln like
" destination. Some of the 5th Infantry,
it is said, will come up here.
The Crows are in here in great numbers,
and relieve the monotOny.
We are looking forward with pleasure to
the arrival of the first boat up the river.
Heavy clouds are gathering a. Ii for
much rain.
The AvANr COURIER Is much liked BY
our members.
Over 800 buffalo came In sight of the
Post-about SIX hundred yards from the
outer buildings-on the 4th inst.
Prairie dogs, which abound here, are be-
coming quite tame.
Nice, warm wcather-everything look
ing green.
Laundrcsses are coming out Of tents
(wi..ter quarters) and going into their new
houses on the hill.
We got oar ice house filed with Toe In
good time.
The well b nearly finished and would
hase been ere this, only on account OF the
delays In mails from Bozeman, where tho
faee for blasting purposes comes ffom.
We ezpsct tts paymaster hsse BY an
early beat. Major Blaine, understand,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-16

The First Telephone in BOzeman.

Through the Kindness of Colonel W. +.
Sanders we have had the pleasure of using
two Bell hand telephones on line from
the COURIER office to the residence of
VIM. w. Anderson for the past week. The
line is decided success, and over $50 per-
sons have had the pleasure of hearing it
operate during the time it has been up, and
on three or four occasions concerts have
been held in the COURIER Office, the music
being furnished ut the other end OF the
line, almost thrce-fourths of mile distant
the way the wire runs. Vocal music
sounded the best through the telephone.
although tunes played on the organ could
be plainly distinguished one from another.
Among the songs sung through the instru-
ment which sounded excellent, we reE,em-
Der, ''The Little old Log Cabin in the
Lane" Coming By and BY" ''Some-
body's Darling Twenty Years Ago."
kind Words" 'srhe Yankee Peddler,"
''Dinner for Two,'' 'Never Forget the
Dear Ones picking Berries on the HILL"
and several others.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-16
LETTER FROM CHICO.
Local Happenings. - improvements
Deimg Made. - Dance,
ETC., etc.

Chico, NJ. T., May 3. 1878.
Editor Arant Courier:
Seeing tire kind and cordial invitation in
your excellent paper for contributions,
take the liberty of offering my mite ="
and if you will condescend to publish an
article from as inexperienced a pen as
mine, l shall feel very grateful, and will
venture to offer something as often as
circumstances will permit.
We have had cold, stormy weather for
some time past, which has kept the water
low, preventing work prospecting very
rapidly in the mines, but we hope to be
able to commence work soon.
There has been considerable improve
ment going on in the Gulch the past
month, in the way of building and fenc-
ing.
Mr.. j. II. Aylesworth has just complet-
ed a very large pasture for the accommo-
dation of parties who do not want to risk
their horses with the wild bands that roam
our many hills-which are looking green
once more, rs though summer was really
upon us.
Messrs. Shaf1er & Glidden have just fin
ished an addition to their former very
pleasant dwelling, which is great inn
provement and helps the looks of the town
considerably.
Mr.. +. Reynolds has just completed
second room to his already neat and tidy
residence, and has whitewashed the whole
building, giving it very comedy appear
ance. He is giving party tonight ION
the strength of it." A pleasant, enjoya-
bic time is anticipated, and we hope to be
able to give good report of it next time
we write.
John Cone also, and others, are iInprov-
ing, by moving and rearranging houses, all
of which tends to improve the noks Of
the metropolis of this part of the coun-
try. 'a3t-
DR.. Thompson arrived in town yester-
day, and has already had one job from Mr..
Doty, doing very good piece Of work.
For fear that my first letter will be too
long if keep on at this rate, 1 will close,
by promising more another time if this
meets with lMvor from you.
~sA'a a. ROMEO.
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I also keep III kinds " Canned Goods, Family
Groceriss and Clothing, In The Bogert Brick, for
yascAasad n Montana.
t4Asfl I. D1UNITI.
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BY Telephone.

We are indebted to the telephone for the
following. 1t came down one evening
after the Children got home from school.
'.Harry didn't have his lessons good to-
day, and the schoolma'am threatened to
keep him in after school if he didn't have
his lessons perfect in the future. Harry,
with mischievous twinkle in his eye, an
swered:
"'Wcll, ma'am, wouldn't mind that il
you were only about sixteen
1.-The schoolma'am smiled, and conclud-
ing that Harry's early education hal been
sadly neglected, OUT of charity allowed
him to 60 home that evening when school
was OUT
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Cash buyers will consult their interests
By examining my exceptionally full stock,
at this season OF the year. Having de-
cided to make radical changes in my bust
less, shall close out the greater portion
Of my stock before the arrival of new
goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Gents Furnishing Goods, will make up
my stock in the future; and in buying
from first hands, and in such quantities as
will be necessary, expect to be able to
procure such discounts as will put present
prices in the shade. My groceries, hard
ware, crockery, saddlery, etc, must all be
out of the way by the first Of May. and
that my new stock may be perfectly fresh,
will make such discounts on clothing,
boots and shoes, as will convince the most
skeptical that am in earnest, and ''mean
business" Come and examine my stock
and prices. l.. S. WILSON.