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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-06
NO 1851

mo. 67S5.1
rENHlS IL TO GIVE NOLICE THAT on
l. the I'D day Of Octooer, A. d. 1878 wsr
rant in bankruptcy Was issued out o tho Distric,
Court of the u nited States for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Virginia. against the estate CT K. l. N eI
son. If Orange unity, in said district. who hsi
been aoiuuged bankrupt on his own petition
that the psyment of any debts AID the delivery
Of any property belonging to said bankrupt t.
him or for his use, ana The transfer Of any prop.
erty by him, are forbidden By law; that meet,
ing of the creditors Of said bankrupt. to prove
their debts aud CHOOSE ono or moro assgnees Q!
mis- estate, will be held a. IA court Of bankruptcy
10 be holden at Aloxandria VS., before a. W
district, Oh the l9:h DAY OF NOVEMBER,
a. d. 1878. ~ 9 O'clock m.
g. F. RAMSpELL.
oct 30-T2L United States Marshal.
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of tho
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

TIL. conyrny offers uEsivGl!od facilities for
the transportation Of frsight and passengers.
2 I'd vii! run thsir steamers regularly as follows:
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STEAMERS,
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY

On and after SEPTEMBER 1s:, 1878, boats
will leave as follows:
ALEXAND!IA-600 90, : 30, 90, 10 10 erd
II 50 H., snd u u.s. 2 co. 80, 20 and 6 90 p n.
WASHINGTON-5z TO- 8 10, 80, 10 80 E, N.
u 10. and %, 90, 90, 90 and 7Go p. N.
aug 29-tf
ESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
On end after THURSDAY, February 18th,
1878, the steamer Malta NO, Captain
Vim. Il. Byles, will be run as follows:
Leave Alexsndris EVERY MONDAY.
THURSDAY end SATURDAY, from King
street wharf, st hslf-psst seven o'clock
3. NJ. for Landings on the Potomac as fas down
Gs Noraini. Leave Nomini EVERY TUES
DAY and friday MORNING, st O'Clock,
fcr Washington, arriving early the same even.
ing. Freight received daily.
1sb II J. BRODEHS & o., Agents.
INLAND s. SEABOARD COASTING CO.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE-Under author
" ity CT q dscree of the Corporation Cour. Of
Alex.ndris Va, rendered tt It's July term, 1878.
| IN the suit OF Chatham, by ext friend, against
Harrison c. al, the subscriber, IS Commissioner
| Of Slid Court will sell, By public auction on
SATURDAY, the 2Sth day Of October, 1878 al
IL o clock "a, 3. the east front OF the Custom
House, in the said city Of Alexandria, the fol-
lowing described property, in and near said city.
IF which the la.a John Z. Harrison died seized
|. Property known ss the RAILROAD
HOTEL. st the northwest corner Of King and
FsSette streets, and WAGON YARD attached
Z. FRAMED HOUSE on the east SIDE OF
Fayetss street. between King end Gamer sts.,
nesr depot of alexandria and Washington Bali.
5 a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, in Fair
fax county, south Of bunting creek. nesr alex.
anoris, Containing about twenty acres, being q
part Of WHIT wss formerly known rs John D.
HsrTlsou's Clcl.h farm.
Tern=: 7 en- Ter cent cash; the residue ID
three equal instsule4ts u; SIX, twelve end eight
cen riurlns f1ocl day Of ssle with iuterest; III
purchaser 70 give his bonds Tor the deferred
.nsla.IaeDts 10 Keep the buildings on the prop
eriy Insured II al snOuut satisfactory to tue
Con missioner ard fer hs benefit and a lien to
os reserved The property or title retained uI'
til the purchase rloLey j. fully Esid
$. FERGUSON Beach,
oct S-ts Commissioner.
gg-I TIC sbo7e sale hss bsen postponed until
>ATG I'D \, November 9, 1873, 1T the same
hour and plsce. oct 25-,s
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No. 1854. I

No. b69a
THIS IS 10 GIVE NUE1CE THAT ON
l. the 22l day Of October, A. d. Is s. 3 war
rs in bankruptcy Was Issued out of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trlct Of Virgins against the estate OF Simon
Blondheim, of Alexandria county, in said dis
trict who has been adjudged bankrupt on hi
own petition; that the payment of any debit
ono the delivery OF any property belonging t
said bankrupt to him or Tor his use, aud th'
transfer of any property By him are forbidden
by law; that d meeting Of the creditors of SAID
bankrupt to prove their debts and C ,ocse one r
more sssignees of his estate will be held at b
court IF bankruptcy 10 be holden at Alexandria.
Va before &. W. Chiffon, esq.,, Register il
IF NOVEMBEE. a. D 1873, at 9 y clock a.u
.. p. K NJ oDELL.
oct 30-w2t United States Marshal.
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mo. Ih14.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
l. the pa dsy cf October, a. D. 1873. war-
rant in bankruptcy was issued out Of the Dis
trct Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia against The estate of vii
liam b. Carr, of Loudoun county, in ssid dis
trict who has been adjudged a bankrupt en- bis
own petition; that the payment of any debts
and the delivery Of any property belonging to
said bankrupt to him or for bis use, and tn.
transfer of any property by him. Gre forbidden
BY law; that meeting Of tho creditors of said
bank upt, to provo their debts and choose one
or more sssignees of his estate. will DO held at
Va, before A. w. Chiffon, ESQ.,, Register in
Bankruptcy for said district on the 2lzt DAY
OF NOVEMBER a d. 1878, st o CLOCK q. n.
G. p. RAMSDELL,
oct 20-w2t United States Marshsl.
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IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES on SAT-
l. URD Y, November 9th, will be ufered for
safe Inc IA NEE orU&Y bklUk HUUSE On
Cameron street, between Il ,yal anu Pitt, next
70 John LsuGo1'a, or will be exchanged fos d
smaller house Oct Oats
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S. D allan e. k;rs street, has ths toes'
Go hug 10 tue cry.
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1No EGG7 I

Q, 6OG
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il he ed day of October, a. D. 1878. a war
rant in bankruptcy WAS Issued cut of the Dis.
tlct Court the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia against the estate of Joseph
II. Adams, OF Loudoun county, Va, in said
district, who has been adjudged Drankupt on
his own petition; that the payment of any debts.
and the delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt to him or Tor his use, and tho
transfer OF aoy properly by him. SIRE forbidden
by law; that meeting OF the creditors e said
bankrupt to prove their debts and choose one
or more asslgnees Of his estate. will be held at a
court of bankruptcy to be holden ct Aexsrdris,
Va, before A. w. Chiffon, esq, Register in
Bankruptcy for said district. on The 18Th DAY
or NCVEMBEk, A. D. 1878. at o'clock O. N.
{. 7. RAMSDELL,
oct 50 WV United States Msrshsl.
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as4spG Il. sLE s.ts x so. ~-sasUs5 Esss
PREMIUM FLOUR.

TNdUGAS LAHNuN is The sole aid only
l. ai.tnoriz &c agen: lJr
HERR s Clo5GA'S FLCUR n Eastern
Virginia, which wss awarded the frs!
premium ct 10 Alexandria Fair. families
who desire excellent bread Can have it by pur-
chasing their FiouT, either in bG!S or TO o. -
pound sacks, Of THOMAS LANNOd,
oct E9-lm Corner Pitt and Cameron sts.
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.lNo. GG79]
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
l. the % day of October A. D. 1878 war
rant in bankruptcy WAS issued out OF the Dis.
trct Court the nited States for The Eastern Dis.
trcs of Virginia agaiDstthe estate Fairfax @. D-
or. of Fairfax county, in said district who has
been sdi ged bankrupt on his own petition
that the pay ment Of any debts and the delivery
Of any property belonging to said bankrupt to
him or for bis use, ard the transfer Of any prop
erty by him. sre forbidden by law; that a meet
ing OF the creditors of said bankrupt. to prove
their debts and choose one more sssignees Of
his estate, will be held at Il court Of bankruptcy
to be holden ut Alsxandris. Vs., before A. W.
Chiffon, esq, Regi.ter in Bankruptcy for ssid
district, on The 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
i, D. 1873 az 9 O'Clock q. N.
G. P RAMSDELL.
Get G0.w2W United States Marahai.
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Beauty adorns womau; D-siha:a'S Cothicg
the mau.
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"A SIX YOU& GROCER FOS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Judge Maguire's Treat.

"The Coming Empire is the title Of a
work by II. n. Mcguire, to be issued from
the press of Rand, McNally & Co., Chica-
go, about the first of May. 1t will be a
treatise OH the mineral and material re-
sources of the Black Hills. Big Horn and
Yellowstone regions. including the latest
developments and discoveries in each,
spictd with anecdotes Of adventure and
nroEusely illustrated. The author is well
know n in the Hills. where he has spent
the greater part Of the last two years, and
is in hearty syiiira;hs with our Interests.
BLACK Hills Journal.
Mr.. Mcguire was editof Of the Record
about five years ago, and is ready and
fluent writer: in fact; rs to our way of
thinking, Mac was the Only pers8h who
ever had charge of the editorial pHrtiOn Of
this concern who knew how to ruin it, and
if it were not for a little incident. yet green
in our memory. when Mac was connected
with this concern. we would wish him sue
cess with his book. Mac. like many Of
our craftsmen. at one time loved the ''bng
juice to excess, bat having reformed: he
was bitterly opposed to all who drank any
thirS stronger than lemona,le-withOut a
''stick' in it. Some parties came to town,
and We're united in the holy bonds OF mat
rimOny, and desiring to get Il little notice
in the paper, the groom gave Mac five dol
lars and told him to treat the ''bOys."
We'll, about one O'Clock the next morning.
after the type had all been set. Mac came
into the office with his arms full Of sweet
bread. placed it on the stone. and told the
boys to pitch iii. He was requested to
produce the '.lifc invigorator,' and then he
began long winded speech, say: "You
all know my feelings about such matters.
and my c0isGeiice would not permit me
to prociire aiiy liquor and tempt my fell
lowmari to destruction" A cake and water
.'lay out at one O'Clock iii the morning
was ferugnant to the pCor typos weak
stomach; so, i'll disgust, they took their de-
partlire, leaving Mac to dev5ur the cake
and water. The Lord is good, kind and
geiet6iis; lie may forgive Mac Tor COM
mittilig such an outrageous act, but we
never can.-Pioche (Ncrada) RECORD.
The foregoing incident is eminently char
acteristic of our former fellow-citizeii;
Judge Mcguire, and we can but honor him
for his steadfast adherence to principle:
The Judge is fluent writer, and while ed
ting the pioneer paper of Eastern Mon
tana-the Pick and Plo,v-did more to-
wards bringing Bozeman and the Iellot*-
stone country into prominence than any
other man in the Territory. We ccn9rat--
ulatc the Judge on ''The Coming Empire"
COURIER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
A Card.

Cash buyers will consult their interests
BY examining my exceptionally full stock,
4 tins season OF the year. Having de-
cided TO make radical changes in my bust
ness. shall Close out the greater portion
~ 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 rs
will BE- necessary, i 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 mar be perfectly fresh,
will make such discounts on clothing.
boots and shoes, as wiki convince the most
skeD,ical that am in earnest. and ''mean
Business Come and examine my stock
and prices. J.. S. WILSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
STATEMENT OF MISS ACRILIA I. DAVIS.

sIAIEMENT OF MISS ACRIL1.A l. DAVIS.
lhave been shown to-day printed slip
of paper signed Matt. w. Anderson. where
in it says that the poem entitled I'm. and
are Out" published in the AvANT COUR-
TER of May 23rd, lis calculated to cast a
slur upon the fair name of an estimable
young lady of this community" and, that
it was dictated by a spirit Of petty re-
venge." In justice to the parties interest
ed make the following statement:
The poem was commenced over tour
months ago by Mr.. w. J. Davies and was
handed to me for perusal. The first two
stanzas were left by Mr.. d. with me. but
they are now mislaid or lost. MIR. Davies
at that time told me the plot and plan of
the poem, the first part being the same as
it is now or when published, but differ
ent style of verse. The first line of the
poem was then written as follows:
EN-. and are Out; That's What's the
Matter"
Mr.. Davies having ut that time talked
over his plan of the poem. l know that
there was no reference intended for any
lady OF Bozeman, or elsewhere. 1t was
merely romantic effiision which MIR. ID.
said he wanted to ''work up to pass the
time away" l knew nothing further about
the poem until saw it published in the
COURIER of May q, 1873.
AURILLA l. DAVIS.
Bozeman, May %, 1878.
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ANES STONE.

Many men will go into business and
worry along for years, never patronizing
their home paper or recognizing its exist
cnce, unless it is TO speak disparagingly of
the editor occasionally. But you know
chickens usually come home to roost, and
it is quiet satisfaction. which nobody but
much abused rnralistic quill driver can
appreciate, TO see how quickly those same
fellows change their views when they get
into trouble Of some sort which might be
made IN item ofnews for the paper. They
don't bet weak grass grow under their feet
sn the way to the printing Office to re-
quest, -f'S9 Gods sake. mister. please
don't say anything about if. Won't do if
again. Grc.-Es.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Custer c6unty Locals.
J: w. ALLEN.
Local Editor

j: w. ALLEN, Local Editor
The dam for the irrigating ditch at Sher.
man is completed. and part of tn. ditch
will he dug this season.
The steamer Gen'l Sherman passed Sher-
man for Fort Custer on the 10Th instant.
loaded with Government goods.
Horse stealing has become little too
common Of late, and some of the thieves
are liable to get rough treatment if caught
The extent Of the surveys in the Yellow
stone valley this SUMMER will depend on
the amount Of the appropriation for the
next fiscal yttr; which commences July
LIST.
Major Pease arrived at the ferry with his
goods and expects to hare lively trade
with the Crows, as the camp will It down
to the mouth OF the Bi, Horn in a few
days.
The farmers in Pease Bottom are all
busily engaged, and there will be several
hundred acres put in potatoes, wheat, oats
and the various kinds of vegetables. The
high price of seed and the scarcity of
plows is 4 great drawback.
Mr.. Guy is having variety Of fruit trees
SHIPPED On the steamer Yellowstone. Ev-
cry cGfditi0n of soil and climate IS flvora-
bic to the growth OF tlie hardest sorts and
soon apples from the Yellowstone valley
will be on the Montana market.
Mr.. Wilmington started for Franklin
county, Kansas, on the 18th inst for bis
family. He expects to come back in six
weeks. Mr.. loosen accompanied him and
will be back in about the same length of
tiiiie, and goes on the same errand.
The river at sI,erman has been at good
boating stage for three weeks, ard steam
ers with an 100 tons of freight could easily
have run up that high. Wolf and Buffalo
rapids may have been difficult to cross, as
the work on those two improvements was
left in all unfinished condition last fail.
Roswcll G. Mason, U. S. Surveyor-Gen
eral for Montana, is now on a tour 1T in
spection through the Yellowstone country.
Gen. Mason c:i;lie from Helena via Forks
Of the Muscltshell, expecting to Strike Col.
DE Lacey's party, who were cotttpleting a
work in that section of country. He; how
ever, arrived day or two too latt, as the
contract was finished, and Col. Dc Lacey
started fttr home.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

But still, have one consolation,
My letter she never has seen.
1t is wrong to jump at conclusions,
Before we find out every fact.
Ftt things may look Very suspicious,
With no harm in void flor in act.
"lhope, now you've heard the whole story,
The moral you plaiHly can see:
WHAT FOOL A MAN THAT Is JFAIOCs;
AND BLINDED BY FURY, CAN be:
You see, came very near losing
A jewel of infinite worth:
The best little wife in Montana.
The truest and sweetest on earth.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Statements Of the Author and Others
lin Regard to the Poem Entitled
s'Em. and Are Out.
STATEMENT OF J. W. DAVIES: AUTHOR G
THE pnrNg

STATEMENT OF J. W. DAVIES; AUTHOR OF
THE POEM.
1t IS hot often that the writer Of story
is called upon to explain why he wrote,
but it seems to be my misfortune. Since
the publication of the first part Of I'm.
an! J are Out" 1 hear that sOtiie parties
claim that it is personal to Themselves, and
that the writer Of the poem was hired to
do 4 dirty piece of work for the satisfac-
ton Uf disappointed lover. hear also
that one gentleman claims he has been
made to represent one of the characters of
the story, when the truth of the case is. l
did hot know the gentleman had an ex-
isteiice at the time wrote. None of the
disafletted parties have come to ME per-
sOnally for an explanation of what wrote.
although my name was given with the ar
ticle, and think my friends and all my
acquaintance will believe me when 1 say
that the story of Elm. and T. is purely an
imaginary dine, and that the characters and
the plot of the STORY were not made to fit
any persons or place on the face of the
earth.
Sometime last fall I read Cartoons pb-
EN- Of Betsy and are OUT which rep
resents difficulty between a married
couple, and an idea came into my head
that l could write up something about
misunderstanding between ytung couple.
My misfortune, it seems to ME; has been
in the choice of name for MY heroine;
but [ had several reasons for choosing the
one that did. In the first place, liked it
because it was a musical one, and again. |
could use it as one or two syllables, just as
it suited my line.
There has been good deal said, so
about my explanatory note.
The reason had for writing the note was
because had written the poem in the first
person, not intending to have my name
published as the author, for it would be
making myself the hero of the story, in
which character was not very anxious to
figure.
Some people, who are Over-ElstitliOus.
hay think that my hero Was little coarse
Ind extravagant in his expressions. can
we'll remember that in my young days low
rs did little carassirg as well as kissing.
,ut if it is out Of fashion these days, my
'pinion is that courtsbip has sadly deseli-
rated:
But you mist recoiiect that my object
vas to portray a very simple and foolish
over. and how well or how poorly have
lone it. | leave with the public to deter
nine. w. DAVIES,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

We are now receiving, and will continue ia
receive during the season "f 1913, 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 Handkerchief,
Knit Shawls. Embroideries, Laces, etc, etc,
in great variety and at prices cheaper than evel
before. Worsted Fringe in all desirable shades
also a LOT of new ..Spring Style" Prints just re-
ceiyed. ELLIS a DAVIS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

On account Of the talk and trouble ere
ated by the first part of the romance en-
titled "Em. and are Out" we publish
both parts, second and third, in this issue.
At some future time we will re-publish this
poem, together with other gems from the
same author, in book form-such poems,
for instance, as Hidden Love, !" ''What is
Reautifll," etc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

Jacob Ambs, an employee OF Ash & Fr:d
ley. committed suicide yesterday by taking
half a bottle of strychnihe. Mr.. Ambs
HIS resided in Bozeman and vicinity for a
year or more. and for the past few days
has been INDUCING freely in. and even liv-
ing upon. whisky straight" not having
catch anything from Sunday morning until
Tuesday evening last. 1t is supposed by
those most intimate with him that he re
ceived som" news from his home in st.
Louis which drove him to the rash act
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

We make the following extract from a
letter received from Alex. c. Botkin, U. S.
Marshal for Montana: II am now paying
the expenses of the Spring term of courts,
and persons having orders for the pay OF
witnesses and jurors will do well to for.
ward them at once to me-"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
No GrRSShODpcrS.

We have had or our graSshoppcr spec
taclcs this week, but so far have not seer
one. We hear NO complaint of 'hopper>
anywhere in the county. and if our neigh
bors will keep theirs at home. we do not
apprehend any trouble from these pests
this season. They are being slaughtered
by the wholesale in other parts of the Ter
ritory.-Mssoulian May II.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Some new goods have been received

Some new goods have been received in
town this week from the railroad. Lamme
& Co. received a lot Of dried fruit, and
Wilson an assortment Of boots and shoes.
See Wilson's new advertisements next
week. lie is offering hand-stitched boots
at remarkably low prices.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
$1,000 REWARD,

STRAYED FROM MEADOWS MILL, near
- Bozcman, April 10th, 1878, Two Horses;
enc light gray and one dark bay. The gray horse
10 branded on the len shoulder with Spanish
brand resembling two J's, the hind reversed.
The bay horse is branded with 4 q on the left
nip, and ha, monogram on the left shoulder,
enc OF the letters of which is II; has sttlall
white spot on his forehead, and has a little white
on his right hind foot. Both horses were shod
all around. Te. dollars will be given any per-
son for the above horses rs for either of the
horses) delivered al J.. Brlrett's Bozer,an, Mon
lana.
Sim JAMES STONE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

Ii the incessant rains continue a few
weeks longer, Montana will soon be in
condition to compete with Oregon in the
production OF web-footed bipeds. Yester-
day everything was so thoroughly satll-
rated that it reminded us Of nothing ex-
cept an election day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Murdered by ImfiiRiiA.

Information reached here last hight that
the body of Il sheep herlef had beef found
on Smith river. who had beet killed by the
Indians previous 10 theirattemptifis to run
off the band of horses. His name we did
not learn.-Independsnt, 23,'I inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
For Sale Cheap for Cash.

Two ranches Two window frames suitable
for a log bukldirg sash, with lights in, will be
sold with frames if desiredlx, A lot of secord-
hand household furniture ,s>A cheese vat, cheese
hoops, presses. etc. For further particulars
call on MATT. w. ALDERSON
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30
Narrow EScNpe.

Mr.. n. S. Vestal and family met Nth an
accident on Wednesday, near Silver City.
1'he team he was driving SHE'D at some OBJ
ject near the road, upsetting the carriage
and splitting out the inmates. \ few
scratches ind bruises were all the injuries
received. The carriage and team were not
materially danaged--Lndepemdent 23rd
inst,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-30

BE sure and read the new advertisement
of MIR. Lee +. Marston, and then go and
purchase an excellent time piece or any
thing else in his line at exceedingly low
figures