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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

GENERAL MADISON WELLS and the re-
naming members Of the returning board Of
Louisiana will probably follow ANDERSON
T. prison. This shows what the liberty
loving loyal people OF that State would do
with President HAYES, the Supreme Court,
Congress, and the Electoral Commission, if
they had them down there, for they are all
just as guilty as the members of the return
ing board. They all Endorsed its proceed
ings, and pronounced them legal under
Louisiana law. But New Orleans jury is
wiser than these digntaries Should they
all he indicted and convicted by New Or
leans jury, would Governor NICHOLS dare
pardon them? Not without the permission
of the New Orleans mob
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

PARIS has lately lost notable character In
tho person Of yiscount Hubert de Rocattier,
who succumbcd TO delirium tremens at the
premature age of forty.two. The Viscount
struck upon an original mode Of procuring u
livelihood. In addition TO being very free
luneher, he usedto raise supplies by posting
himself outside gambling clubs, and, as gentlo-
men left, presenting card bearing his name,
and further enriched with tho heraldic insig-
requesting the loan Of ten francs, which,
partly out of consideration for his being q
dilapidatcd man Of good family, partly In
view Of the fact that he considered refusal
an insult, aud was capital sworisman, was
rarely refused.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

II reminds one of dRte-beiium times to
hear n Northern Democratic Senator rise in
his place and apologize for words uttered in
an unguardcd moment, condemning the
course of his party friends at the South, as
Mr.. EATON, of Connecticut, did Thursday
when the lash was applied to him ly Mr.,
JOHNSTON, of Virginia. Mr.. EAroN'S OBJ
sequiOus apology or paliation OF the oilcnse
Cas that The had been friend of the South
shen it had subjected him to social and pc
3tical ostTacismw Just 30.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
DRoPosAIs FOR CAR-FAsTENINGs AND
l. LEAD SEALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 2, 1873
Sealed proposals are invited until ~ o'clock M
MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1875, tor fur
nishing the Treasury Department for one year with
suitable fastenings for cars, transporting dutiable
goods In bond and also for lead seals for n So
curing packages Of dutable merchandise In bond
Proposals will he addressed to the Secretary OF the
or Proposals for Lad seals" the case may be.
Separate proposals must be presented for each OF
classes OF the articles named.
samples OF the articles offered must accompany
each proposal and be referred to therein.
The DEPARTMENT reserves the right TO reject any
all bids offered.
lsgnedJ JOHN SHERMAN,
ial1Eiw Secretary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Land and Water, in an article on carriage
manufacture, says that great difficulty Is ex-
perienccd in England in getting frst-rate arti-
sans to perform the work, which increases tho
serious nature Of foreign competition. Union
lists steadily oppose the use Of machinery, al.
though tho work executed by 1t is better and
more certain than that Of hand labor. And
here 1t is that other nations, Americans In par
ticular, have an advantage the wood
such as wheels, &C., supplied by them being
much better than can possibly be attained in
England. The importation Of American made
hickory wheels is now very extensive and
daily increasing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

COLONEL POLK was formerly considered
n sagacious man. But his reputation, if
not his occupation, is gone. With the fate
of FITZHUGH fresh before him, lie wrote q
letter. With the fate Of HACKNEY upon
the records he knocked down" on the
boys They we're both Democrats. What
can Colonel POLK expect?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

ANDERSON has been convicted by New
Orleans jury. We never expected any other
result. II would not have been healthy for
any jury in New Orleans that should have
acquitted him. Mob governments are des-
potic. They do not tolerate juries who act
upon evidence. Prejudice and hate are
their strongest holds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

For some time past eleven young deaf
Siamcsc have been residing at Lain, in Silcsis,
place remarkable for its institutions for the
education Of tho deaf There being no Ger
man-Siamese dictionary or grammar, they
have had to learn English as stepping stone
for German. They were sent to Germany in
preference to England, on the score of the su-
pcrior dryness of the climate.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

TIE Star thinks Hon. JoHN SHERMAN
will resign the portfolio Of the Treasury if
the silver bill becomes law. This would
be sad but we think the country could
stand it if he could. In fact, we do not
know but the country could stand the sill
ver-coinage bill better than it could the
Hon. JoTS SHERMAN, if it were Obliged to
choose between the two
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

THE State of Georgia lets out Its COW lets for
Sl4 year apiece to companies that furnish
guards and employ the prisoners in mines or
on farms. A contract has just been entered
into between Ex-Governor Brown and the
state by which the former agrees to pay the
latter in 100000 in yearly installments Of
$4,000 for the use of all convicts for twenty
years from April, 1870.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

THE coal production of tho world has in
creased enormously since Is45. In that year
Great Britain produced 81 100000 tons; In
1874, 12l0i3,OO0. Belgium, 1sI5, 4.96O,O77; in
1874, 1I,669,0O0. France, 1si5, 4,lil ,6l7 1874,
16,9i0,OOO. Prussia, 1916, 3,5OOOOO; 1874, Al
$4,000. In the United States the production
In 1874 was nearly ten times that in 1916.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

Punch says: asked on the spur of the mo-
meat to find rhymes for the names Of certain
lady and gentleman on the verge of matri.
mony, our distinguished poet, Mr.. r. B.n-g,
ut once struck of this quatrain:
Venus. sca.fruth's child,
Playing old goosebery,
To Miss DE Rothschld
Marrlcs LORD Rusebery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

THE House has unseated the California
Republican, PACHEco, and seated the Demo-
cat, WIGGrSToS. This result was not
unexpected. The cases are rare indeed in
which Democratic House loses chance
TO strengthen its numbers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

DIED.
CAYNoR -on the eth OF February, 1873 WILLIAM
NJ. CAYSoH, aged two years four months and eight
days, infant son of George H. and Alice II. CRynor.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
fnneral at two o'clock Saturday, February .. 1913
Ninth street northwest.
DEMENT;-Qn Thursday morning. February Q.
ISIS. OF paralysis, JoHS u. DEMENT,, aged seventy
three years native OF Maryland, and well known In
this city for many years.
Funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
- Myrtle street, on sunday afternoon, at halEpast
two o'clock Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend.
LAKE-On Friday morning, February 8. 1873, at
ls2J n. m, Mrs. FASSIE f. LAKE, wife OF wnot
Lake. and daughter OF Mrs. Matilda md the late John
Clark Ia the twcnty-nlnth year of her age.
Friends aud relatives are respectfully invited to Mt
tend her mn eral. ut three o'clock, saturday, Feb
ruary from her husbands residence, the corner
OF y and Thirteenth streets.
NEwTON.-Suddenly. at Memphis Tenn. on the
~ OF February: isis Mrs Sarah SkwroS, aged
and daughter Of the late John and Ann NJ. Crow.
merry OF Georgetown, ID. G.
PRATT-Suddenly, near Marlboro, Md on Feb
ruary 1878. JAMES o. PRATT In the iortcth year Of
his age.
POTTER In Washington, February I, ALMr HA
C., wife OF GeUTg, L. Potter OF Oakland, California.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

DIR. SCHESK, Of Frankfort.o the Main, has
written pamphlet, proving to the satisfaction
Of all good Germans that the only genuine and
original inventor of the telephone was Philip
Refs, who was born at aelnhsusen, Csssel, Jan
uary 7, 1884.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FOR MATERIAL.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,
WAsHIS0ToS, January 2s, ISIS.
Proposals will be received by the Public Printer
I'll the 18th day OF February 1878, at 10 o'clock n
for material Tor the use OF the Government Print
ing Office from this time TO the jDth OF June. ISIS.
Schedules of materials desired and such Instructions
relating To quantities, terms Of bidding &c. may be
deemed expelent, Will be furnished ON application TO
this Office. Address
,,a.. JNo. D. DEGREES, Public Printer,
JahBEF Washington, ID. c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 CsT-A POCKET.BOOK. CONTAINING $40
- and printers workingcard. in Governments
Printing-Oice vicinity. liberal reward will hs
paid for the return Of same at No. sOt North Capitol
street. fee3t
I OST.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
- given. and no questions asked, to any person
turning TO me- black bear-skIn ROBE 6iue-iined;
taken from the basement Office At 1912 Fourteenth
Iea2ts THAD q POUND.
7 OST.-FEBRUARY 8, A SMALL DIAMOND
- RING, with diamonds and black enamel
setting. probably Pennsy lvafia avenue near War
Departnent. A liberal reward will be paid for Its
turn to this Office. tI+Hs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
HOLLANDER BROTHERS,

HATTERs AMP pEAhERs IN GENTLEMEN's
1917 Pennsylvania avenue Branch stores, it2i and
100 PsnnsylyRuia avenue oc1o5m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
AMUsEMENTs.
AMUSEMENTS.
Remarkable Musical Phenomenon.
THE AUSTRALIAN GIRL CELESTE.

This wonderful child OF fourteen exceis Blind Tom
In her musical powers. She plays the piano aud
organ ut the same moment, her eyes being blind
folded and the keys Of tho instruments coy.
cred with q It'll. She has no rival in execution Of
solos on the piano aud organ. Piuys innumernbie
tunes and varied nirs without notes and without
fatigue. She improSises battle and storm scenes, and
initiates In operate orchestral STYLE the popular
OF the day. As mn artist she Il alone In her nrt-supc
rior TO all tthers As an Instructor to youth she
teaches while she pleases. Concert will commence
al 7sd: Admission 30 cents Tickets for sale at Met.
zerotts, Va Pcnnsy1NRnia avenue feajt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09

The National Republican has larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
Of tho pi.trict combIned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
ilSS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,

Has good stock OF ladies' and gCntlemen's Furnish.
ings. Her imported hosiery Is Of the finest quality.
Her merino underwear and Indies ready made under
clothing il well selected. Her stock Of French Eng
sh and German corses is not surpassed In the city:
Corsets Ia silk, satin c1uii made to order, In ali
cases perfect ft insured All goods nj lowest prices
Miss II. 10 also agent for Anchor Line steamers
NB.-french. German. and spanish spoken. 'Jlm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Hlg- ALL SOULS CHURCH CORNER L
* and Fourteenth streets. Rev. Clay Mac
Cauey, pastor. Morn ny service At II o'clock SUM-
mass In a. fp9Llts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s>Ssy. YOUNG LADIES TEMPERANCE UNION
TX vii meetrODAS Saturday, at y. IN, IN
v,riors Of N. G.. A.. corner Ninth and ID streets.
All yonnK lnhIes cordially lnYlIeI FOO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-09
The National Republican

q, the southwest corner ospennsyivanIa Avenue and
Thirteenth sir,et a! - per annum IL ndvancr,o or 20
cents per mouth, delivered by currier. -
Address, NATIONAL NEPrBLIcAN,
Washington, ID. c.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
The Lyceum.

In behalf Of the Dramatic Association
| desire to state that its late performance
was not entirely satisfactory to itself The
election and court week had interfered
materially with rehersals, and prevented
such a performance as had been intended
and desired.
The Stage Manager promises that repe-
titiOn shall not occur. The confusion over
the Reserved Seats. which we had consid-
cred impossible under the arrangements
made. will not happen again. In future
all Reserved Sears will he plainly num-
6ered-sir seats only sold to each form,
and each seat dirided from the next by an
arm.
The Questioned Seats are now being
upholstered. numbered and divided. and
ut the next performance three uShers will
have charge of the three blocks of Reserv-
ed Seats.
We are working hard and devoting every
moment of spare time to the dutie. of the
enterprise. and we ask the continued sup
port Of the public.
Respectfully. etc.
J. v. BOGERT.
Stage MANAGER
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PELElcH 4 CLARkES,
Main Street, Helena, NJ. T.

HAVING OPENED A WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE,
AS aBOvE, WE INVITE THE INSPECTION
OF BUYERS, BOTH WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK EVER SHIPPED TO MON
TANA, EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FAB
RIGS, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AND
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR La
DIES. WEAR; A FULL LINE OF GENTS
FINE FURNISHING GOODS AND DOCTOR
PRICES UNIQUE PERFUMES.
BUYING FOR CASH, AND HAVING HAD
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE
JOBBING TRADE, WE CAN OFFER SUPERB
OR INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE OF ANY
OTHER HOUSE. EACH AND EVERY DE-
PARTMENT Is REPLETE WITH FRESH NEW
GOODS. NO OLD sHELF-woRN GOODS TO
OFFER.
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
En- transit: A FULL LINE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT COSTUMES AND LADIES' CLoAKs
AND WRAPS EVER SHOWN In THE TERRI
TORY, EMBRACING this FALLS DESIGNS
FROM THE CELEBRATED Worth, OF PARIS.
LAs0uErrE, OF New YORK, AND 0THEk
FAMOUS sMAN-MODIsTEs."
PARTIES VISITING HELENA WILL CON-
SUIT THEIR OWN INTERESTS BIT PRICING
TINS STOCK BEroRE PURCHASING ELSE
wnxRx. go,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Custer County Election Returns.
HuNTLEI PRECINCT NUMBER 6.
HUNTLEY, Nov. 6, 1878.

HCNTLEl PRECINCT NUMBER 6.
HUNTLEY, Nov. 6, 1878.
Editor Arant Courier:
As requested we send you the returns of
our precinct No. g.:
Delegate TO Congress-Maginnis, 2C;
0u,2.
Representative in Legislature Paul Nc
Cornck. Il: L. w. Meadow. 6.
County ColImissioner-Wm. Van Gas
kin. p; }. {. Guy. "A; d. +. Mcmillan. 81.
County Survcyor-Wm. Mcfarland. "a.
Probate .'udge-A. Carmichael, II; A.
?. Warren.
Sheriti-Thomas II. Irwin. "A.
County Clerk. S. Taylor, IL; +. b.
WILSON,
School Suppl. NJ. Turner, 10; G. NJ.
Miles. l3.
County Treasurcr-C. w. Savage. 81; =.
Mccormick. 3.
District Attorncy-James Z. Galloway,
~: Il. =. Vivion. 0.
Assessor-A. p. Flanagan. Is; G. NJ.
Miles. G.
Coroner-C. b. Lebcher, a.
Justice of the Peacc-Charles Bessy, 80:
J. Westbrook. !.
Constable-Wm. Z. Coad. IL; j. Harr, l..
Ii. 7. GRINNELL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Court Proceedings.

Since our last report the following pro-
ceilings were had. to-wt:
Story VS.. Maclay G. Co.; continued.
Wack VS.. Granniss; continued.
Story VS.. Black; continued.
Giesdorff VS.. Ramsey; dismissed by
plaintiff.
Stuart Wilson ct. al. VS.. L. Fl. Black ;
continued.
Peter Calhoun q Go. VS.. l.. NJ. Black !;
continued
Lamme & Co. VS.. Elmra Frazier. admin
istrator of the estate of &. w. A. Frazier.
deceased: continued.
VIM II. Randall vs.. GREENWOOD, Bohm
d Co.; continued.
Territory of Montana VS.. Jacob lakewood
ct. al. Forfeiture Of recognizance. De
fndants motion 10 set aside the default IN
the original action. Case tried and Judg-
ment entered in favor of plaintiff for costs
Of this action. =
L. NJ. Black VS.. Frank Harper ct. al;
Judgment for plaintiff and bond delivered
BY the sheriff to the clerk. Proceedings
under execution stayed for thirty days.
MT. Williams VS.. Robert 2. Vi.ion
continued.
Chas. j. Keeaey ct. al. VS.. William Elan
merry; Judgment for plaintiff without pre-
judjce to the right of defendant to bring
action against plaintiff on their warrant OF
the stallion described in the answer. Or
dered that proceedings uhder decree lie
stayed for thirty days.
Territory Of Montana VS.. Archibald
Irvine: case tried before jury who returned
Verdict of not guilty and Irvine ordered 10
be released from custody.
Territory of Montana VS.. John Wailers
continued on the application OF deiendah''
Ordered that bail he reduced to $50.
Territory of Montana vs.. John ChiSnick;
tried before jury, verdict OF not guilty re-
turned and defendant ordered discharged
from custody.
Mary f. Owens VS.. Nat. B. Givens; con-
dnued.
Territory of Montana VS.. N. I. WIZ
lams. On motion of District Attorney
change of venue was granted to Madison
County.
Territory Of Montana VS.. VIM. Il: ira
V. For keeping certain streets IN boze-
man INSTRUCTED. Tried by court, ana de-
iendant found guilty and finei ~ an
costs. Defendant excerpts. Appeal. Bona
hxei at $500. Ordered that obstrnctsohs
be removed. Defendant allowed sixty
days in which to perfect the appeal anu
Proceedings stayed in the meantime.
Herman {. Geisel VS.. L. ~ Black, ct. al.
Continued.
VIC. Gillette VS.. 4. Burnett. Judg-
n'ent entered tor plaintiff tor $3,796.U.
Christina Way VS.. Eli B. Way. Ordered
uAaf the bonds of matrimOny be dissolved,
and plaintiff recover her costs.
Lester 5. Wilson, Receiver Of the First
National Bank Of Bozemxn, 70. i. u.
nlack. Continued.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Theatrical Performance

The Bozeman Lyceum gave their second
entertainment on Monday evening last to il
crowded house. The music was excep-
tionally good, the stage arrangements ex-
ccllent and the characters in the plays gen.
orally well sustained. Mr.. Samuel Lewis
was remarkable feliciiious in his dclinea-
tons of negro life and character and Miss
Finch and MIR. Walsh deserve special ss,en-
ton as having acquitted themselves so
creditably til ongh tie difficult parts as
signed them. The entertainment was a
decided success. financially and otherwise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
For tale
TWO BILLIARD TABLES!

Nearly new, with every hing complete Fol
sale cheap! Apply 20 !. W. PONSFO3D
A glance through our advertising col
llnns will convince the most skeptic;.l
reader that when lie wants patent mesii-
cines and other drugs, Tie Blue Front is
the place to find them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Her ..nswer to w. ]. D.. Author OF
.Never Again."
What ..Neyer Again?' Oh! say it not!
Are loving actions and words forgot?
Is all the love he has held for me
Witheral like leaves OF the aspen tree!
know it is not. 1t cannot be,
Else why does he wish, cen long for me.
Oh! darling. forgive those words OF palm
Never again, Love! never again!''
Oh !! why i'm mine anger did say
Words that I'll rue till pass away!
Can you forgive me and love me still!
Say that you will. dearest! darling WILL!
He answers not. tho humbly pray
That he will remove my agony:
Forgive the words of that sad refrain
Never again, Love! never again.
Lonely sit me from morn till night
So dreary, for in this world what's
bright
When love has grown cold? When all
alone.
In sadness and sorrow you're left to moan !!
No one to love you, none to caress,
No one to gave yon from wrctchedness!
Forgive me. pray, those words OF palm
s.Neyer again, Love! never again =
Like gloomy tones OF tolling bell,
SLOWLY chanting funeral knell;
So on mine ear sounded those col words,
Cutting my heart like two edged swords.
4 l;fe without love! Oh. God forbid
That hearts but human should thus De rid
OF all they live for-all else dist'aln;
Come. Love, again! yes, love me again.
oh! darling, with tears | hnmbly ask
What cannot be a burlensome task:
oh, darling! my love. SO strong ana
brave,
A.,,n in loves sunshine let me lave;
Again to thy grand form let me ciing'
while full of happiness sing.
Not ..Never Agatha sweeter refrain.
Come, Love again, yes, love me again.
Tonight at the gate I'll watch and walf'
And greet with love possess innate
TI,e man of my choice, SO kind and true;
u.,,n his kisses i'll fondiy WOO;
With arms round his neck my auits con-
fess.
And ask tor bis love. his fond caress
To him to prove true-his love RETAIN
Come, Lovs, again yes, love NY asa
Bos,.As. n, 7, Nov. ., 1879.
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EuStaLlat II on.
WILSON.

At a regular meeting Of Fountain OF
Hope Lodge, No. II. LOST, in their hall
in Bozeman, Tuesday evening, November
y. 1873. the following officers were duly
Installed tor the quarter ending january
81, 1879:
w. C. T-Matt. w. Anderson.
Wv. T-Mary A. Switzler.
W..R. S-Clark II. SwitZler.
W.T.. S-W. Y. Smith.
w. Treas.-Belle Holgate.
W. Chaplain-M. Ii. Sanders.
w. M-Kate NJ. SwitZler.
w. d. M-John Craig.
w. I. G-IIelen Water.
w. O. &C. A. King.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Notice Of Dissolution.
I1sd1 1AOt CT tISII1e1IIV-.
PROPOSALS

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, J
Eozeman, n. r, Sept 4. 1873.
BIZ order of the Board of County Commissioner
Gaiiafin County, Montana Territory:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Sealed
Proposals will be received until Monday Decem-
Der BAD, A. d., 1878, at O'Clock, p. M, for the
care support and mailienanc. of the sick, poor
and intirm of said Gallaiin county, Fer capita.
by The week, for the succeelin,; year; said pro-
po ais 10 include and cover the entire cost OF
feeding, clothing and nurain.: of the said sick.
pocr and intrm, and all burial expenses thereof
Said proposals shall be a,re ssed to A. j. Malin,
Clerk of The Board Of County Commissioners, II
BaZenan,M. T.
In witness OF which hereunto set my hand
and a.lix the seal of said county, at my
[seall Office in Eozeman CITY, this September
4th, A. D., 1875.
ANNE j. MALIN, Clerk
of the Board of County Commissioners
4:.td
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

A purse race will be run over the fair
Ground race track on Monday, November
lS. 1873. The race will be half mile
dash free for all. Entrance fee for horses.
S25 each. Five horses have already been
entered for the race. three Bozeman horses
and two from Fort Ellis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

Attention is called to the new advertise
nienf OF *. r. May appearing in this issue
Mr. Nay has taken a new departure in adj
ding this line of goods to his varied as
Srtment. and consequently offers fresh
goods 10 the trade. Give him call.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

By consulting the columns OF the AvANT
COURIER you can discover III a glance WHO
the live business men OF this locality ale
Men that advertise liberally are not close
listed men to deal with by any means. but
generally give customer fair, square
,ln.1
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ISL

As scoa as transportation can DC secured
Il detachment of troops. ordered from Fort
Ellis. will leave tor Saltwater. and begin
ming there work toward Eozeman on tie
military telegraph line and push il forward
us raDilllY as possible.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

-,.I notice, l. cents per line first insertion
l" ,o e.. per line for each subsequent insertion
in n,.,mlar advertisements payable monthly or
h.,rTsriy rs due.
JUST WIN PAYABLE on delivery.
IM eU ard death notices inserted free of
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For District Attorney. Galloway receiv-
ed Il majority OF 242 in Madison. Vivion
2al in Gallatin, AZ in jefferson and l in
Custer, leaving Vivion - ahead up 20
date. The returns from all counties but
Galatin are incomplete, but Vivion will
undoubtedly he elected,