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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

iS'A gentleman went TO Sir Eardloy
WiImo., II ono time Lord Chief Justice
og&e Govt OF Common Pleas, and.
having stated TO the Judge an iojury he
had rcceived asliel him if he did not
Shank it manly 10 resent it. Yes, said
Sir Eardley.it would be maHlJ TO resent
Il bat IL would he go'Hilse TO forgive it
This reply completely altered the feel
ings Of the applicant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15
IN HARDWARE,

everything that IL usually wan,ed.-sncb =. ?.
ble Cutiery. Builders Hardware. Csrns,,a.'.
Tools, Nails, Bar, Rod. shee, sirap aud scans
irons. Steels, rlouRhs. and Plough Casino. y,
all kinds. We sell points for all plouohs H.,
are IN use IN his country.
Queeuswa.e complete, embracing Iamps Ro,
ners, CHI nneys and shades-nice Tin ChsmGs,
seis.
CARPETS.
Ingram, country made. Rag. Hemp. Floo,
ard Table Oil Cloth, oil Cloth q Brussetl Rus,
DRUGS:
4 very complete stock OF staple Drugs Paints
D, e-stuifS and Oils, such rs Lnseed Fish an
Meats Foot, Lubricating, and spirits Turpep,lp.
Tobacco, superior stock, Segars, Carer,
sDnGs, &c.
Tinware Of all kinds, lard cans, Gil cans 4,
Woudenwnre complete, Wash Tuhs. Bueksn
Measures, Corn Baskets, Washboards. Patent
and Dtsher Churns, Well Buckets. SC.
Salt in good supply, ground alum and Gee
salt.
re- Produce Of all kinds wanted at full mar.
ket value. Call and examine our STOCK. Pleas
ed TO show our goods at all times
GILKESON, pUGH q VANCE.
Romney, Oct. &c, 1877.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15
NOTICE

y III persons are hereby notified not
To- buy ur trade for a Note Of $1,000
given by me 90 J. w. kooutz-ana n
Note OF S2O.O0-given by Isaac Kcrus
o same--as neither OF rs received any
value FOR them and do not intend 20 pay
them. The proof against these claims
wc can establish by Herbert Lawrence
and W H. Michael.
y. SANFORD KERNS.
Bloomcrv. W. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

MA So Publications. We can fur
EEsn5fss uish all Of DR. FOoTE's popular
EEEEta- Dime Publications On heal u and
Kindred topics "OLD EYES MADE NEW, )"
tsis how TO restore the sight and give up gusses,
without the aid Of Doctor or Medicine Half
million have been issued already Con- FORT
monograph for those who are afflicted with Eup-
turc or Hernia. ''I'nYsloLOGiCAL IMTEoyI NFsr
OF HUMANITY, - Tclatcs TO the subject Of fRrug
people born right. "FHysloLoGICAs NAEEIAeE"
gives the latest researches regarding tc laws
governing tcIupciameGtal adaptation, SC, sc.
"A SrEP BACRwARD, reviewing inCons'dcTpt9
legislation concerning the Prevention 81
Conception. " SrERMAToBRHUA." or SeIG.
inGl Weakness With evidence Of it's durability.
"CEoUP, its causes, prevention srd cure inysi-
liable to every mother having tie care of email
children. "COLO FELT causes, prevention
end cure ANY one OF the foregoing Dime
Publications VIII he sCnt hy mail, postage pre-
paid, on receipt Of ten cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

Puleys Shafting, hangers and Coupling. Be-
ves md Mitre GeArin.G, Noriise- Wheels Pinions,
Mill Casiiags and irons generally, Raliogs We
raudahs, Crossings. &c. Shops and TouIs re-
Gently eolarged aud rehtted, and none but the
best workbench employed. Also dealers in GUM
AND LEATHER Betting. Lice Leather, Gum,
Soas stone, aud Hemp Packing, Iron Pipes, Jud-
son GOVERNOR, Globe, Angie, Stop and Check
Valves Steam Whistles, Gauges, and Gauge.
Cocks, Circular Saws, Saw Guumeys, aud Mill.
Saw FILES.
Address for Prices AMI Illustrations,
W. W. McKAIG x son,
Cumberland. Md.
WALTER :. MCNCASTER, cfate of Pool &
iiuntsl Superintendent and Draug htlman.
Cumberland. Nd, Aug. 81, 1877 IT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

Mother, I'm afraid fever would 90 hard
with me- Why, my son?' Cause. you
see, mother, I'm SO small that there
Wouldn't be room for IL TO turn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15
EAfmgsfOTdE's
OsWEGO STARCH

the BEST md MOST ECONOMICAL in the
World
"a perfectly PURE-frce from acids and other
'ure.gn substances that iriure Linen.
's sIEv&GFi! lhau any other requiring much
less quantity iu using.
l7 INIfpN-snfeus AM finishes work always
ilo same.
Kingtord's Oswego Com Starch
is The most delicious Of al preparations ZOE
Puddings, Blanc Mango,
Cake. &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

EEEES Publications.. We win sup-
= 81 So ply DR. FCoTH's Free Puhlica-
kAkzSa lions. "GrGf'ii'oTs h91ics 10 f3G
Sick, =" CGyOcd az tuSH Os az LOHus Il circular OF
value 60 tho sick. " EyidUc5s n DT. FOJ'ss
SuccSss:" a sixty page pamphlet, Jree by mail
Send for them
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15

A IIusgkND NAuErr-A strong
minded woman married a man not noted
Gor activity oG body or energy OF char
actcr. aud before the honeymoon was
over, upon awakening lie found his
pou-c a tears.
Ny love said he what is the mat
ter
'Oh. I've hal such q dreadful dream
why, what was &C.
i though, was going ont Fourth
avenue, when saw sign, Husbands
for sale. So many women wore rush,
ing in that followed. and just then
they we're selling n splendid specimen
for 800.
'Bu, did they bring asmu,'l as that
'Oh. no They went of $1,000, $500
aul so ON down.
We'll did you see any like moT
.Yc4. indeed. But they were tied ~
ina punches ike asparagus, and sold at
ten ccrts n bunch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15
New FALL Goopsi
M are hack from The Ess, "a, -.
w ~e past Is days been reeeivlsy ~ 'S
supply OF cheap and attractive Vu' fsE
GOODS.
the VARIED lines. >V"e''s'hs
In Dry Goods,

q complete stock Of staples. viz: bls,eh., =
ors orr, atslins. cantons in all eolors, Prss
nnd Cretons, 10 all qualities aud s,,l,. .,e
cas-, Cashmere, Lusires. &C., Rep.rIsn, r., ",s'
Ssawis. large and small Hosiery IN an N. s.,,
and sly les tor Ladies, Misses aud Chis' .v''''
splendid stock Of csssime,cs, Tweed. Nm.
cloths, kentucky Jeans, &c q superIo, . as"sc
ment OF Ready made Clothing IN sul,, -' or.;
Coats, &c. V's'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-02-15
f. In Groceries,

a very complete stock Of superior CotY-,. Z.
and Toasted, very fine Teas, Green ana e,'e
Sugars Of all grades in white aud Lrpwn "a
lssscs aud syrnrs OF all grsdes. Cider y;,.s.'
Bacon, lsrd, Flour and Meal, kran oa,s ~,
iatoes, Eastern shore sweet and Irish 'S'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

The Postal Department ask for bids for
carrying mails in the Territory of Mon
tana. service beginning July 1st. 1873. and
ending June Goth. 1882. AS the routes
have been published in nearly every news
paper in the Territory, we give only local
routes. Persons desiring to bid for car
rying the mails, should bear in mind that
all proposals should be sent in prior to 3
O'Clock p. m. of February 2. 1873. The
awards will be made on or before March
30. 1873 Contracts and bonds must be
filed in The Department before June l, 1878.
or they will be considered forfeited.
From Virginia City. by Meadow creek,
Pony, Sterling, Red Bluff and Lewis to
BoZeman, so miles and back six times a
week. Bond required with bid, $4,000.
From Helena. by Beaver creek. Spring.
vile, Radersburg. Gallatin, Hamilton and
Central Park. to Bozeman, ITO miles and
back six times week. Bond $4,000.
Proposals are also invited for seven times
a week over this route.
From Pony, by Harrison and Willow
creek to Gallatin City. 81 miles and back
twice week. Bond, Sl.4OO.
From Pony, by Jefferson Island, Cold
Springs and Clagget, to Boulder Valley, Sc
miles and back once week. Bond, ST 200.
From Bozcman, by Hayden to Chico, 46
miles and back once week. Bond. 5000.
From Bozeman, by Shields River, Crow
Agency, Saltwater. Head of Navigation
IN. o., Pompey's Pillar In. o. Fort Pease
IN. o. and Big Horn City In. o. to Ton
que River, 1926 miles and back, three times |
a week. Bond. $4,000; check. ST, $50.
From Bozeman, by Spring Hill and East
Gallatin to Gallatin City, 95 miles and back
twice week. Bond, $500.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

CINCINNATI, December lS.-The jury in
the Creighton murder case. after deliber.
alton of 26 hours. returned a verdict OF
manslaughter, at II o'clock to-day, which
is considered compromise verdict.
The circumstances of the ease were that
the 2nd Of last January, Henry Creighton
was found dead in his house by the neigh
bOrs aroused by his wife. who confessed to
having killed him in self defense. there be-
ng no witnesses but Eddie Garland. her u
year old son, by her former husband. His
wife is believed. according to testimony. to
have married his property rather than the
man with whom she lived in continuous
warfare On the morning of his death,
she says that he had chased her about the
house, shooting at her. and finally with a
broad AK drove her to defend herself. when
She Killed him by throwing an iron mortar.
and nail puller. A motion Ofa new trial
by her counsel is now being entertained by
Judge Wright.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

A prominent merchant of Rockport,
H.. was enticed from his bed by three men
who claimed that they wanted coat for a
man who had just died and was being
dressed for burial. Arriving at the store
they offered $40 bill for the coat, and as
the merchant was unlocking his safe to
change the money, he was knocked on the
head. and the safe robbed OF 81, 600 in cur
rency.
The Wyoming legislature has adjourn
ed 1t has redistlicted the Territory, Civ
ing VIM. Ware Peck. associate justice,
what is known as the sage-brush district,
or Peace and Crook counties, which extend
across the northern portion Of the Terri
tory, taking in the Wind river and reach
ing TO Dakota. A memorial vas also
passed by both Houses. asking the presi-
dent to remove Judge Peck from his Office.
His reappointment and confirmation by
the Senate is felt kecnly there. as the legis
lature had sent one memorial to the pres
dent. setting forth their grievances, which
was entirely disregarded. While all the
HShAoSiS dNhhoNSNsC Hio 0o1Hty do q Ia"
yer, they claim he is totally unfit for
Judge on a western bench.
The subject of economy in the use of
timber receives considerable attention in
the report of the Secretary of the Interior.
The prospect that the supply may become
exhausted at no distant day and that our
like ancient Asia and Europe. be
.Ome barren waste. is sufficient to excite
apprehension and induce measures for
in the use Of timber and for
is propagation in places where it has been
and upon the extensive prairies of
he west. Maine. which once was the
,reat lumber region of the United States.
ow imports its pine wood from the south,
nd New York, having used up its own eX- |
snsiye supply, now draws on Canada.
'hcsc two illustrations indicate that the
process is at work, and some
cps must be taken to cO,nteract il. I
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

FARMv1LLE, (Va..) December PA
shocking tragedy occurred here to-day.
Col. WIN. Randolph Berkeley. an eminent
lawyer OF this place. was seated in his office
conyersing with Alfred Moth. cashier of
the English & American Bank. when
knock was heard at the door and Colonel
Berkley got up and answered it. On OPEN
ing the door a shot was fired from without
and the Colonel fell back, with ball in his
temple. Immediately afterward Captain
VIM. II. Kennedy entered the office. and
stepping behind Colonel Berkley's desk.
placed a pistol to his own head and fired.
Mr.. Moth says that all lie heard was re-
mark by Capt. Kennedy ms he first fired.
which in,imated that he had some sriey
ance against the Colonel. 1t is stated that
Kennedy made three previous attempts on
his own life. and for long time had been
in moody and Respondent condition.
Colonel Berkeley died instantly. and leaves
a large family. Kennedy still lives, but
there is no hope Of his recovery.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
MONTANA NEWS.
fNe,c North West, sSth NIL

New North West, sSth ult.l
Daily coaches, Sundays excepted. nov
run to and from Deer Lodge, Ryan's ant
Franklin.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Edward
B. Council. inflicted for perjury in making
false assessments returns. The assessors
return was offered in evidence, but there
being clerical error in the dating of said
return, it was not admitted, and the Court
instructed the jury they would, therefore,
have to bring in a verdict of not guilty,
which was accordingly done.
In the case OF the Territory VS.. James E.
Owings, for rape, the jury, after being out
eighteen hours, returned verdict Of guilty
as charged in the Indictment, with a re-
commentator to the Court tor mercy. A
motion for new trial is now pending, and
sentence has been twice deferred. The
shortest term is five years in the penitenti-
airy.
In the case OF the Territory VS.. All Chin
for grand larceny, in stealing $3.50 in Hen
derson gnlch, the jury found him guilty as
charged, and he was sentenced to two and
half years in the penitentiary.
Husbandman.J
A joint stock company, with capital of
tx thousand dollars, has been formed by
'oms Of the enterprising citizens of Smith
liver valley tor the purpose OF engaging in
he wool growing business.
We learn that . young man living on
crow creek, whose name we have forgot
en-, recently went cut hunting and shot
own what be supposed to BE- 8 mountain
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

sheep, but upon approaching it, it prove'
to be one of the large merino rams lost b.
Edwards & Bro. in September last. It's
pity he did not 60 nearer him before Shoot
ing, as he might have recognized the ran
and thereby saved Messrs. Edwards thdr
valuable property.
DAILY Herald.1
Charles Cameron, an old farmer in tie
Prickly Pear valley, was found dead in lis
bed yesterday morning Us ult.) J, and fran
the appearance Of the corpse it is thought
that he had been dead for three or bur
days. ntemperanoe, it is thought, was
the cause of his death. Coroner IngesoIl
went down to hold an inquest yesterday,
but finding number of men in the house
who all agreed as to the cause of his de-
mise, it was not considered necessary to
proceed further. Deceased as g year, OF
age and unmarried.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
LUMBER AND TIMBER.
Letter From Atty General Devens.

The following lette. from Attorney Gen
eral Devens to u. S. Attorney Ar 1ersol
was received last night:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
General Land Office,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. 8. 1877.
Robert S. anderson, Esq, q. S. Attoynev
Helena, Montana:
SIR:-The Secretary of the Interior. BY
letter Of the 9TH inst, has furnished me
with copies of dispatches from Messrs.
Hotter Il Bro, and Sanford & Evans. look
ing towards some arrangement by which
upon payment therefor the lumber and
timber seized may be released to them and
the suit brought dismissed, and also ask
ing that permission be given them to con-
tinue cutting upon Government lands at
certain rates.
AS recommended by the Secretary. YOU
may, if suit has been brought against these
parties, settle with them for the lumber
now on hand at 50 per thousand feet. Since
the law does not allow the granting of per-
mission to cut timber on public lands, their
request for such permission must be de-
NED. Very respectfully,
CHAS. DEVENS.
Attorney General.
Herald. 2Ist u1t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
SUN RIVER Letter.
sun RIvEE HOTEL.

Messrs. Largent Brothers have formally
opened their new and elegant brick hotel
to the public. The building, though not
as large or pretentious as some, is perhaps
the neatest and handsOmest structure of
the kind in the Territory and reflects great
credit on the architect and principal build
er, W. p. Burchard, and speaks well for
the enterprise and public spirit OF the pro-
prietors. The Largent Brothers had a
good run Of custom in the old log build
ing adjoining, which no doubt will rapidly
increase in the new and commodiOns quar-
tiers they now occupy. Their proyerbial
generosity is the best guarantee of success.
We believe Mr.. John Largent, the senior
member Of the firm, is one Of the first, If
not the first, settlers in Sun River valley,
and is we'll and favorably known through
out the Territory rs an ''old-time Mon
tanian."
sALEs-BEEF CATTLE.
Robert Ford ard O. II. Churchill have
recently sold and delivered to Major Alder
son about 400 head Of beef cattle which are
to be driven to Poplar creek-Fort Peck
Agency. This is tie second sale which
has been made this Fall by these gentle
men. The first WAS made about two months
since to the Tingley Bros. for their Gov
eminent contract at the military Post
mouth of Tongue river-and numbered
upwards of 800 head. About the same
time, Lepley and Austin, }. II. Cox and
VIM. Mulchay sold in the aggregate 800
head to fill contracts at the Fort Peck and
Agencies, making total of more
than 1900 head of beef cattle sold and de
livered from the range within the past two
months. These sales amount to at least
$4,000.
LARGE CROP.
Mr.. Robert Vaughan, if not the most ex-
ensive farmer. appears to have been the
most successful one in the Sun River val ,
ey the past season. We are informed that
lie threshed out eight hundred bushels of
Xcellent grain, the largest crop raised by
ny one man in the valley. This with the
Increase in his herds of cattle and no. ses
,ill insure competent income for mid
le-aged bachelor of even greater preten- r
Ons than Robert. There is nothing mean 81
bout Robert, though, and we are conf
ent he would willingly share his entire
lrthly possessions with fair young al
amsel, provided she was of the fright
ripe
n. B.-None over 10 need apply. .,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

1
road.
CHEYENNE, December 26.-Express train
No. 4 and freight train No. collided one
mile east of this city at o'clock this after
noon. A dense fog prevailed at the time
and neither saw the others approach till
they were within 100 yards of each other.
When engineer Weeks of the express dis
covered the freight approaching, he at once
reversed his engine and applied the air
brakes. when he and his fireman jumped,
the fireman receiving no injury, while
Weeks escaped with dislocated ankle.
On the freight engine were Michael Mag
uire, engineer. and Michael Callahan, fire
man. The latter was killed instantly. and
the legs of the former were cut off. his
death occurring two hours later. Con-
dactor Curtis OF the freight train was on
the engine and jumped, saving his life.
The trains were neither moving at more
than ten miles per hour. The engine of
the freight train was driven entirely thro'
the first freight car and badly wrecked.
The passenger engine was less damaged.
and the train behind the first baggage car
was very little injured. The express mes
senger was thrown from one end of the
car to the other and not injured. The re-
possibility for the accident rested with
Ne dispatcher, Mr.. Langdon, who, 1t is
lid. n allied his failure to hold No. I for
%. z too ate t. stop her.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
Horrible Accident

MEMPHIS. December 2I.-This morning
detective Nm. Z. Pride. while halt asleep
imagined that he heard burglar at the
window. He took his pistol from under
the pillow, and in attempting to cock it.
the weapon was discharged, the ball pass-
ing through the body Of his tive-months-
old child and also through the body of his
wife. causing the death Of both in few
hours. An inquest is now bein. held.
Pride is almost crazed in consequence of
this terrible accident.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
TELECRAMS,
Captured by the Russian ..

PAEIS, December IA Russian official
dispatch states that the steamer Russ land
commanded by Adiutant BaronaiY. has re-
turned to Sebastopol from cruise in the
Bosplorus. bringing as prize the Turkish
transport steamer Messina, with 700 Turk
ish troops on board.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
The Slaughter Of Russian Wounded
ana Prjs0nerS

NEW YORK. December 27.-The Herald's
London special says: "A correspondent at
Bucharest tclegraphs that il is currently
rumored and generally believed there that
Osnlan Pasha will be tried by a military
court of the highest jurisdiction for the
slaughter OF the wounded after the great
BATTLE OF July 3lst, the fight before the
GriNi'za redoubt on September 18th. and
several other minor engagements. The
discoveries made by the Russians since oc-
cupying the Notifications at Pleyna, the
information gained from Turkish officers.
and above all, the absence of Russian pris-
Oners, although several hundred had been
captured during all the engagements, leave
no reasonable doubt that the Turks under
Osnan Pasha have been guilty of deeds
which will render his ilustrious name for
ever infamous. Every day brings to light
some new horror at Plevna.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
Payne's Age Of Reason.

.n.i i, iNE'S AGE OF REASON is the LarRe.t
ME ITS mission is to unfeflsr the mind. of nan
az. me dismal snperstiiions of the past. il n
nas.,caass family Journal rs we'll Every Intie-
sucn sre respectfully solicited to give II their
suPpon; Specimen copies fifteen cent?.
ess, Beth WILBUR PAYNE
rsA Editor
ls@J III Eighth Street, New York.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATIENTS,

GILMORE Co, Successors to Chinman.
i1S Co., Solicitors. Patents procured n
~ coansries, No Fees In advance. No charge
ing preliminary examinations No additi"n.I
lees ior obtaining and conducting ! rehearins
~ recent decision of the Commissioner iii rs.
! ! given to infringement cases before ~.
rMent once Extensions before Congress. In.
srasemeni suits in different States and ali uti-
n Lanu Eases, Arrears of Pay and Bounfy and
~; sn.lOn business promptly attended to. We do
sife 70 WIN success by deserving it. Sand stsm
or pamphlet Of sixty pages. s'@"
W, + Street Washington, d. C.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
THE MINES,

Mn,cn are located on Clarks Fork are shown bv
c ,e,uLients 10 be the best and richest in ~.
,;ra. r , 70 the mines will be opened in abort
me rom The Crow Agency, distance Of o'oI
nen; ii'i,eS, which will enable us to MAKE cnny
panucts OF our mines at least one hnndrad En-; me
nhar n, ,,afAel wagon transportation ,han ans
now otter for sale AHo company
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
TRUSTEES.

announce to the public that the company is
Al" orsaalzed upon lair and lerm:,ne emf basis
AL. AL iaWs anu regulations concerning stock cCm-
panies have been complied with; Certificates of
su"cA, siock books, &c, have been procured: a
cei' t, SWa'er power) with appropriate and
ready for operations s'o"A'' ne*riy
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03
Mail Lettings.

Herald, s1st ult.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-03

In consideration Of the continued hard times
ana wishing to increase knowledge Of and in
tersst in Phrenology and Health Reform. il b..
been deemed best to reduce the price of