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R1 See Major Brllce's Flour notice.
The Great Race Between Mollic NC
Carthy and Ten BfOeck.

The Great Race Between Mollic NC
Carthy and Ten Brock.
Louisville, July L.. Mollie Mccarthy
was distahced by Ten Brock iii TIE first
heat: Time. s:l9 81.
When the drum tapptd tor the great four
mile face t6-tiay, Ten Broeck and Mollie
McCartllF *eht by HIS strihg like twin
bullets. Ten Brock had the outside OF
the track, and THE mare, Using Oh the in
side, was in front from the start. At the
! first quarter they were side by sitle and
going calamity on to victory. The halt
miles did not change the position. and as
they moved onward the 10000 spectators
were held in perfect silence. Between the
half and thrce-quarter poles the mare got
her nose ahead, and a great cheer went up,
and then as they came past the string and
she again appeared in front another cheer
was heard. The mare was running easy.
Ten Brock was driven hard and Walker
urged him more and more. In the second
mile Mol,ie seemed to be moving with
such ease and Ten Brock labored so hard
that Kentuckians wavercd by the thous-
ands, and the certainty of California VIM
ming produced dead silence At the half
post in the second mile Walker urged Ten
Brock quite hard, and IIawser permitted
him to come tip side by side. \ Kentucky
yell such as was heard for miles rent the
air. So they ran past the thrce-duarter,
and coming into the home stretch Moilie
brushed ahead again, passing the grand
stand half length in the lead. ''She will
win, sure" was heard in all directions, and
more confident became the cry as her easy
movements continued. The horse, still
driving as she passed the quarter post in
the third mile still leading, but the horse
being Oh to her close and made the pace SO
murderU,ts that mdhy knew his bottom
would have ali effect ultimately. At the
three-quarter POST of the third mile Nc
Carthy let up in her running, Ten Brock
taking the track and passing her at the
very moment his friends weFt giving him
up. He increased rapidly the distance
separating them. 'The mares broke
down. was heard the field over; but she
ran on, and Walker pulling the horse
slightly, was ahead on the third mile ten
lengths. He increased it all the time, and
although her defeat was now certain, few
realized how far and how easy Ten Brock
would win. The little mare was then gal
lnnino. and he running, the queen of the
Caiitornians being at the three-luarter post
when the great Kentucky crack distanced
her The time was rs follows: One mile,
l:49 81 two miles. 3:45 II; three miles,
5:53; four miles. $40 81. More than a
minute slower than his best record. Both
horses were well used up, the heat being
intense. There was no heavy betting, the
Caliicrnians and Eastern people who back
ed the mafr being content with small in
vestmcnts at three to five. Over $1,000
people were present.
In the first race to-day Dan X. beat
Harkaway e.isy: Time, 2:ls II. The
race was i,,ile ind three-quarter dash.
The second race, sweepstakes. tor 2-year
olds, resulted as follows: Goodnight, first;
Kenton, second Carlemaque, third. Time,
l:2O.
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Chico Local Items.

Mr.. w. II. Lee just returned a week OF
two ago from Meadow S camp on the Vel.
lowstone above the mouth of saltwater
where he has been delivering three hun
dred head of beef cattle for the Crow \ gen
cy contract. Mr.Lce's family is now COM
posed Of three individuals.
Yesterday being the fourth day Of July,
it was very pleasantly celebrated bya fish
ing narty and and picnic which Regardless
ofthe fish part of this story was com.
plete success; and after enjoying splen-
did dinner in the grove the folks returned
home. the most of them engaging in dane
ing to finish the day, Horse racing was
the principal or,ler of the day at Reece' S
ferry yesterday, and several horses ran for
purse here to-day. There will also be Il
race here tomorrow between Frazer
horse and John Lilly's ''Blue Pigeon, to
run one halt nile for one hundred dollars.
Jack Cone is still running good force
Of hands, but has not yet got bedrock.
The ''Drain Ditch'' company is waiting
for air pipe which they expect to put in
their elntt whom they will perhaps put on
a large force OF men, expecting to take out
a large quantity of money.
Thomas Reynolds, of the upper district.
has excellent prospects. lie has good
claim. shallow dirt, and is at work. He
anticipates better seasons run than last
year, which was very large.
The snow has nearly disappeared from
the mountains and the miners fear that
water will give out much sooner than
Mr.. Randall, formerly of Gallatin valley,
is running saw mill in the gulch and he
has large custom, being kept busy saw
ing, for there is Il large demand in the
gulch tor lumber. lie talks OF moving his
.nill to Mill creek, few miles from Chico,
some time in the future.
Yours, respectfully,
CHICO, NJ. r., July 5, 1878.
The Ne,r North Vest has entered upon
ifC fepfh yesr
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Bishop Tuttle's " O,ls ana Visitation.

Sunday, june %, liam and spn, Deer Lodge
80 . 80 II a m and pm, Butte.
Wednesday. july ;, p m, Ihillpsburgh.
Sunday July :, II a IN and $ y m, Misssrtsa.
Sunday, july IA, II a m. SteyensyilIca pm,
Corvallis,
Sunday July Il, II a IN and sp m, DIR Lodge
Thursday, July -, st James Day III a ID
conservation of Church, Deer Lodge
Friday, July 2i, y IN, Biackiott.
Sunday, July -, Helena.
Sunday Aug. 1. II a III and m, Fl. Benton
sunday, Aug. II, II a m and m, TT. Shaw
4pm, sun River.
Sunday, August i, Helena.
Friday, August %. m, knoxville.
Sunday. August u. Helena
Monday, Auru.t 2t p IN, Ieherton.
Tuesday, Augu-i27, p IN, Bnulder.
Thursday, August ~, p IN, Centrcville, (Mis-
souri, river)
Friday, August 80, p m, Radersburg.
Sunday, Sept l, II a IN and "a m, Bozeman.
Sunday, Sept ), II Il IN and "a pm, Bozeman
4pm Fort Ellis.
Tuesday, sept. 10, "a p m, Hamilton.
nesday, Sept II, "a y IN, Gallatin
Thursday. sept. l., "a p m, Sterling.
Sunday, sept l., IL "A m, Virginia City: a., y
m, Madison Valley.
Sunday, Sept. y, Virginia City.
Friday, sept. y, * pm, sheridan
Sunday, Sept 10, II m and "a = m, Glendale
Thursday, oct ,, -, m, PondeXter's.
Friday oct 4, -. IN. Argenta.
sunday, oct 4. ii Il III and "a IN, Bannck.
Sunday, Oct. Il, II a IN and "a pm, Salmon
CITY. Idaho
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Ponsford's Billiard Hall.

Business men, county officials and Others,
turned out in force yesterday morning and
thoroughly cleaned large portion of Main
street, removing thcrcfrom all boulders,
hay, straw and other debris, which has
been accommodating for several months past.
to the bridge now looks as .'clean as Il new
pin" Now let others initiate the good eX-
ample thus set
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The Butte Road.

The Executive Committee of the Helena
Board of Trade met this morning and en-
tered into bonds with Col. l.. Nj. Black, Of
Bozeman, for the completion OF the Butte
road at once. The first installment of the
contract was paid in band, and We under
stand that the Colonel has completed the
purchase of the supplies necessary to sub
sist the working parties, who start by
wagon train to-day for the Boulder. The
construction of the road is under the inn
mediate superintendent of j. G. Cennor,
Esq, who has employed a suitable ptsmber
of men to do the wOrk.-Heroka. 5th.
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Mr.. Wells started his herd of cattle to
the railroad tllis week. He goes by way
of Cheyenne to Chicago, where he expects
to dispose of them. lie intends to remain
at his home in Missouri next winter. but
should he meet with success this summer.
he will, in all probability, return to Mon
tana next summer and make another pur-
chase and drive.
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The employees of the COURIER office
We're kindly remembered on the Fourth by
Messrs. Spieth & krug. the popular brew
ers of Bozeman. The boys say that their
bottled beer is splendid 1--WE don't indulge),
and for which say tllanky! thanky!!
thanky!!!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

We are now receiving, and will continue to
eceiye during the season of 1873, by express,
fancy goods, consisting in part Of Ladies
ready made suits and Underwear, Parasols, lat
est styles Of Bows, Ties, Ruchings, &C.; Fancy
back Combs, silk and Linen Handkerchiefs,
Knit Shawls, Embroideries, Laces, ETC., etc..
in great variety and at prices cheaper than ever
before. Worsted Fringe in all desirable shades;
also a 10, of new ..Spring Style" Prints just re-
..;r.d ELLIS & DAVIS.
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Most of the grasshoppers in the county
have taken TO themselves wings" and de-
In some places they did considerable dam
age. but the prospect for an abundant har-
vest this fall is good. especially on upper
West Gallatin and BoZeman creek.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

We acknowledge with pleasure the re-
ceipt from the publishers, George Stinson
a Co., Portland. Maine, OF a small floral
cross. 1t is beautiful chrome, and Is an
excellent specimen of good workmanship.
Its delicate beauty and neatness need but
to be seen to be appreciated.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

James b. Finch, an experienced black
smith from BoZeman, who owned a shop
in Cedar in the early days, is again in this
county. to note the progress we have made
and maybe again locate with us.-Mis-
sOuiian,
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The International Hotel in Helena is said
to be, under its present management, one
of the best hotels ever kept in the Terri
tory, and the business of the house is in
creasing SO rapidly that the proprietors
have commenced an addition that will give
them ii new rooms.
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On suit by Philadelphia parties against
Col. l.. NJ. Black. the material of the Times
office was attached yesterday. We are in
formed that Sheriff Ralston very generous
" turned over the material to the Wilkin-
sons on a simple receipt. thus extending
to tie Times another short lease of life.
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If you want good suit Of clothes made, and
warranted to fit, call on
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
one door East of StraSburger & Sporting, Main
street, Bozeman. [32-tf
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a party of prospectors from Butte pass
ed through town last week en- route to
Hart Mountain. They purchased twelve
sacks OF flour here, and evidently mean to
camp out for some time.
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New Gold Discovery.

News thatis considered perfectly reliable
received in town several days ago reports
that rich placer mines have been discover
ed at Hart mountain. about $50 miles from
Bozeman. The parties receiving the news
WERE Quietly riiakinS Arrangements to 60
to the ihihes, keeping the matter secret.
They were surprised, however, Tuesday
evening to learn that Sheriff Hoppt while
on the way up the Yellowstone with a
prisoner had heard OF the discovery, and
turning his prisoner over to Pat Gray, in
company with others had started for the
mines on the trail Of tile discoyerers, who
had purchased some supplies at a station
on the Yellowstone, claiming they were
on trip to the Geysers. 4 few persons
in town are diiietly fitting out with the in
tention of leaving for the mines tomorrow.
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Closing Out

Having decided to close out all my goods
with the exception of liquors and tobacco.
parties will find it to their advantage to
examine my stock Of goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere. +. BRUNETTE.
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There will be an Ice Cream Festival held
at the Episcopal Church Oh Tuesday even
ing, July 10th, for the benefit of the Epis-
copal Church and Sunday School. All are
cordially invited.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

Fresh Strawberries, from Guys garden,
are all the 60 in BOZeman now, and orders
are received at the garden for them faster
than they can he picked and delivered.
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FLOUR HOUSE.

Those wanting GOOD FLOUR can purchase the
same of Davis Wilson at the Express office, next
door to the COURIER Office. mean to keep none
but the best article and warrant every sack
John Z. BRUCE.
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An Exciirsio,i 10 the Yellowstone
Park.

The Presbytery of Montana will hold its
fall meeting at Bozeman on August 23rd.
On Monday. the 10Th, they propose leaving
in body for two weeks excursion
among the wonders of the Yellowstone
Park: An invitation to accompany them
is extended to all who may be able to do
so. Ministers Of the Presbyterian Church
can be furnished halt-fare permits from
Omaha westward. by applying to Sheldon
jackson, Denver, Colorado, before the Goth
OF July. At half rates the trip will cost
from Omaha to the Yellowstone and re-
turn from $3.50 to $3OO.-Rocky Mountain
Presbyterian
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Buy two and a half yards Of cloth and have
your pants made, TO fit, by
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
next door to Strasburger 4 Sperling l32-tf
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TIE BEST Straight Kentucky Whiskys will
always be found at Headquarters.
MOUNTS & HERENDEEN, PrOprietors
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New Goods !!

full supply Of Ginger Ale, French Brandy
Bottled Beer, Cigars, Lemons, ST. Louis I'm
perial Ginger Wine, Blackberry Wine, etc,
etc. at
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HELD Wan ted.

We want help to run saws and planning mill
and help do shop work; also build carpenter
shop and barn
j. TOMLINSON 4 SONS.
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\. Lamme 4 Co. have just received and
are busily engaged in opening out the larg-
est and finest assortment of merchandise
ever brought to Eastern Montana.
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~ Parties knowing Themselves indebted to
me, will please call and settle their accounts i'm
Inediately. +. BRCNETT.
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We have for sale a quantity of White Pine
finishing and other Lumber, planed and rough.
j j. TONLI\SON SONS.
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ii. +. Galen was in town this week look
ing after his stage line. lie only remained
here one day.
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DIR. a. J. Hunter, Of White Sulphur
Springs, was in town on Monday last. He
reports everything quiet, and the crops
looking well on the Yellowstone.
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+. Il. Shaw and &. +. Davis, represent
ing leading California houses, were in
BOZeman last week.
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STATIONERY! Latest styles of Box Station
cry at }. ii. TAYLOR'S
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Local Matters.
RcisSic ~ Services.
PRESBYTERIAN .

Hereafter, there will be service every Sabbath
morning and evening, with the exception Of the
evening Of the fourth Sabbath of each month; in
the Episcopal thurch
Pfayer and conference meeting every Wednes-
x.y 80 d. IN. in Episcopal Church.
[. l.. rio IARDS, Acting Pastor.
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DR.. Monroe is having material delivered
on his recently purchased lot on Main
street and VIII soon commence the erection
Of lis office building.
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Sandwiches.

Harris teams left for Helena yesterday,
loaded with flour.
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Meadows. buttons, Black 8, and other
trains arrived in town from Camp BERTHE
with freight for Bozeman merchants last
Nnal
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Martin Il Myers are preparing to start to
Cheyenne before long with 800 head OF
choice beef cattle for eastern markets
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NEW GOODS constantly arriving at
Jockeys
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Local notices Is cents per line frs: Insertion
And 10 cts yer line for each subsequent -erton
Regular advertisements payable monthly or
quarterly n due.
Job work payable on delivery.
Marriage and death notices inserted free of
charge; Obituary notices ; centsper line.
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We want some Suffolk, Chester White, or 9TH
er good white stock shoais pigs.
j. j. TONLlNSON & SONS
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We want to trade lunbe: for good, youn.
li'ely saddle pony.
J J. TOM;INCDS & SDNS
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Il. +. Jones, representing Sprague, War
ner 4 Co., Chicago, was in town this week.
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Persons familiar witt, the situation state
that there is less wheat and flour in Gala
tin county at the present time than any
time since 1872,
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Pon5o1u's Billiard Hall is furnished with new
Tables-and is separate from the Saloon.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PA TENTS,

GILMORE + Co, Successors TO Ckipman,
Hosmer & Co, Solicitors. Patents Procured in
all countries. No Fees IN advance No charge
unless the patent is granted. No Fees for max,
ing preliminary examinations. No additional
Fees FIR obtaining and conducting a reheArinZ
BY recent decision of the Commissioner all re
iected applications may be revived. Special at
tention given TO infringement cases before the
Patent Office. Extensions before Congress. In
iringsment suits ~ different States, and al lit
Land Gases, Arrears of Pay and Bounty and
Pension business promptly attended to- We de-
sire to win success By deserving it. Send stamp
for pamphlet Of sixty pages
GILMORE CO.,
an, = stssss WashiAStsu, D. o.
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The new Billiard Hall is ope,

Mr.. Aylesworth and VIM. Lee. of Chico.
paid BOZeman a short visit this week.
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Great Reduction in Prices.

Garden Seeds of all kinds for sale at half the
usual price: ten cent papers for % cents
and other seeds in proportion, at
LANGHORNE'S.
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PonsfJru's Billiard Hall is seperate from the
Saloon Entrance one door East OF ISasinski s.
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The troops en- route from Fort Custer TO
Fort Ellis were expected at Hunters Hot
Springs yesterday They will, in all prob
ability. remain at that popular resort for 4
few days to recuperate and wash off some
Of the dust accumulated on their long over
l md march. Miss Lizzie Hunter is 1T the
Springs at present doing the honors Of the
house.
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Blake "A" Whisky AT Poxsronp's

6'ake n" whisky AT PoNsF"RD's
Richard Jockey returned from Helena
last week and can now be found where ,.r
belongs, and ought to camp for good.
SAINT LOUIS BOTTLED BEER Imported
BASS and GINGER ALE at HEADQUARTERS.
kughen's. McConnelrs. and Brooks
teams arrived in town from Helena this
week with freight for Bczeman merchants.
CLENELAND'S GOLD-EDGE BUTTER at
A. LAMME 4 co IS |
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+. n, Ingersoll, representing Klein
schmidt d Bro, Helena, was in town this
week looking after the interests of the
firm in this place,
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AT STRASBURGER q SPERLING'S.

The steamer Yellowstone was loading
for Benton in the CoulSOn Line at Bis
marck on the 24tll ult In Il private letter
received from Ed. b. Lamme, he says
ave did not get as high up the Yellow
stone us we would have liked to have gone,
but we landed IA tons of freight higher
up that river than any other boat that
went up ioaded, and sixty miles nearer
Bozeman than Fort Benton;' which he is
right in considering pretty good"
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W. {. Corbett. q. W. FarnswOrth. +. ID.
X. Randall and VIM. Hancock. mission
aries from leading St. Paul houses, paid
Bozcman visit last week. They refused
TO pay the license while here. as they say
they have elsewhere in the Territory, and
propose TO put the law to the test. The
law taxes commercial or travelling agents
ten dollars per quarter in each county
where they may take orders. 1t is an I'M
just and oppressive law, and was so char
acterized by the Territorial press when
brought before the Legislature, but was
passed Notwithstanding. When persons
expend at least $500 to come to our Terri
tory to secure orders for goods, we
should accord them special privileges and
iavors instead OF taxing them tor coming
TO our doors. The injustice of the law is
apparent in that it discrinlinates in favor
OF the residents OF the Territory. For in
stance, travelling agents from Helena can
lot b. taxed for taking orders in Gallatin
COUNTY, but travelling agents from outside
q tae Territory can be- The gentlemen
tDove named have secured the best
.egal talent in the Territory, and propose
70 Test the legality Of the law.
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DAT MEAL, homeless Goldfish, Maple Syrup,
&c, mt Jockeys.
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FOR FINE GROCERIES GO TO Jockeys
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Dan. +. Mcmillan is our agent for Miles
City and has authority to receipt for any
amounts due us in that place.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT j II: TAYEOR'S:
Frank Graham and MI. freshman. of
Chico. were In town this week.
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1t is reported that Wall & Meadow have
received the contract to furnish beef and
flour to tic Grow Agency the present ifs
cal wear
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New DRY Goods!
Just Received!

GROCERIES, and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS!
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keeney's train arrived in town yesterday
rom Camp BERTHE.
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Horses, Mares and Mules for sale by Brunett:
Any kind of grain taken in payment forhe same.
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CHICO, NJ. r., July 5, 1878.

The Ne,r North Vest has entered upon
is tenth year.
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Martin 4 Myers this week sold to ger :
tlenaan at Fort Custer five hundred head of
four year old steers and one thousand head
ofstock cattle.
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WALL PAPER.!! WALL PAPER!!!!
New stock just received at TAILOR'S.
Miss Mamie Evans opened select school
in one of the rooms of the public school
building last Monday. She has over twen-
ty pupils.
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Capt. Marsh says the Bachelor" will
not be bachelor next year, but will join
the Nomenclature three or four consorts.
See the point?