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A UOTION SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
II ON g STREET, BETWEEN NORTH OAPI
Toll AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST,

II ON STREET., BETWEEN NOR tn OAPI
Toll AND FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST,
IN WASHINGTON CITY, D.
virtue Of deed Of ,Tus dated My e.
one e the land records for the District of CO 4e
uIhbia, and Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
said District, passed in Equity cause No. 286, we
wiz offer for gale, on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
front Of the premises the western l6 feet front Of
lot H. in McGutres subdivision Of square ga. aud
running back that width 81 feet, with all the i'm
belonging.
ea.e or within days thereafter; the residue in
three equal instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
,ssory notes to be given for the deferred payments
deed Of trust on the property sold and policy of
insurance on the buildings to on. satisfaction. OF
the purchaser may pay all cash II preferred, AL
conveyanctng at purchasers cost. ESQ deposit on
acceptance If bid If terms are not complied
with within seven days from day of SALE reserve
the right to resell ct purchasers risk and cost.
B s4hrRAa 4 H.1 E4AhNER.t Trustees.
]. T. OOLDWELL. Auct. jet, 80 july 8 So l2tsds
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Through and round trip tickets can be purchased
at ticket offices of Pennsyyanis RR at Philadelphis,
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pittsburg, and in Washington, DO ct Office Of g. &
O. RR at each Of which offices full information can
be obtained ta26-lm
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Al tIoneers

ON STREET BETWEEN SIXTEEN III AND
,sEyENTEENTH STREETS NOR rHWEsT
day Of October, 1870. and recorded in Liber A44
30 folio 81, &c, Of the land records of the 1a.4
Dist let Of Columbia, we, the undersigned Trustees
ut the request OF the party secured thereby viii sail
Ct public auction, in front Of the premises on MON.
Lots seventeen and eighteen, in subdivision Of
Equare one hundred aud eighty-one with the in,
lrovements the reon.
Terms of sale: Onetbird cash; the balance In one
and two yesrs at eight cent secured by deed OF
terms Of sale are not complied with in five days, the
Trustees reserve tie right to resell at defaulting
Convey anc ns at purcbaser's cost
LEROY NJ TAYLOR ma.
je8O cod d. VIM. B. WOODWARD} Arustees.
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TIKI RULER OF THE QUEENS NAvY."-O1-
been looking its loveliest, and commemoration
has seldom been more brilliant or more success
full. The Sheldonian Theater seemed to III as
soon as the gates were opened, the modern reg
ulat1ops about places being observed instead OF
the old fashion OF giving up the upper gallery
entirely to undergraduates. One truly original
joke was ventured on. degree was TO be con.
ferTed on Mr.. w. 81. Smith, who, as every one
Sullivan and Gilbert's opera, N. NJ. 6. Pima
fore" At given moment gigantic pinafore,
the size OF curtain, was hung out over the
gallery, with the inscription, ''Admitto te ad
gradum d. c. L. Chorus: And so do his sisters"
The fun took immensely, especially when the
goOd-humored organ1st struck up the tune OF
the chorus In question; and 1t continued until
an over Jealous pro- proctor (said to be scotch
man without sense OF humor) tore down the
whole company.-[Manchester Guasdian.
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4 UNTTHD BATES AND ROYAL Mai. 0TKANKRs.
NEW YORK to QUEEN4IUWN and LIVERPOOL

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City Of R,chnond. 4se! tons Oily Of Bruises. S7dS
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
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chairs In saloons, bath and smoking rooms. barber
shops, etc
For rates Of passage and other information, apply
g JOHN g. DALE. agent, 81 Broadway, NY; OF t.
BRO, 92S Penn'a ave-; g. W. MOSS, Adams tx
press Wtshineton. dec28 eo1ys
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SHIRIS!!!!
y WAMSUTTA MUSLIN ON THE RISE,
Notwithstanding our price list for SHIRTS rem aims
the same.
Ire very finest Shirts, made to order, for S2co
Blk Superior Shirts made to order, for. 800
Blk Elegant Wamsutta Shirts, and 2lOOLmen
Boeoms, made to order, for .................7 .50
The Celebrated Bell Shirt, Wamsutta Muslin.
ard extra fine Linen Bosoms, finished ex-
cePt button holes, only ...;;;.:::....:..:. II
Loom Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms, only g.
One price only Money refun led when goods ar.
not satisfactory. At EDWARD Y. GINN'S,
HIP Est. ss.sU.s Washington D. O.,
jy7tr WASHINGTON SHIRT FACTORY.
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tFToast by our bachelor rriend-The day we
celibate
~Conundrum.-Why does Queen Victoria
never drink lager? Because its the reverse of
regal.-(P Puck.
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NO QUARTERS 10 THE Zrlus.-In the House
cf commons on June 26, Mr.. j. McCarty asked
me Colonial Secretary whether hts attention
mas been called 70 the letters published IN the
notct Mercury from Capt. DARCY OF the Light
horse, In which, after narrating the Incidents
or battle, he said: "We killed q little over g.
500, END when once they retired all the horse.
men In camp followed them for eight miles.
outchering the brutes all over the place. 1
tolo The men, NO quarter. boys and remember
yesterday And they did knock them about,
Killing them all over the place" Also 10 let
Ter nom CommaIdant Schermbrucker Ia which
that oficer said: "For fully seven miles I
chased two columns OF the enemy, shooting tn
cessantly into the thick column, which could
DOT nave been less than 5000 strong. They be-
came exhausted, and shooting them down
WOULD have taken too much time, SO we took
the assegais from the dead men and rushed
among the living ones, stabblng them right and
ieiI with fearful revenge for the misforfunes Of
tne Isth ult. No quarter was given" And.
Wnetner these officers belong to the local vol
ahteer force, and TO what authority they are
responsible.
Sir Nj. Hicks Beach said he. had seen the
iirst OF the letters Capt. DARCY was said TO
belong TO the Light Horse and he knew nothing
more about him. He believed Commandment
schermbrucker was engaged with other colonial
forces In Natal, and he apprehended that both
ihese oHlcers would be brigaded with the regu-
lar forces, and would therefore be subject to the
aIulcles or war, and responsible TO the Genera
In command OF the army London Daily Neus.
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AUCTION SALES:
THI6 AFTERNOON.
n1HOArAs DOWLIN0. Auct,oneer
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auc4ioneer.
Hsg PALE IL Of 0s y I, 1PEoyEp
s sMhhnH7F RdRTHw ESP 7wENT1-sIxrH
by virtue Of decd Of trust, dated June -
@ s1 folio sa sys !ssSeass t II ssf
May. A.p. ISL. IN EQUITY cause No S,45s whsyein
Cjsy johnson ct a. are defendants shall sell at
S1s IN pi tn e the
s. p 9f a In 81 Wah9S
proved by tsost9,y Brica Dwelling house This
T of ss onsr rG az os
SIX ea aw snS w
chssers cost II the terms Of sale are not compied
chaser. ijei7 eoadsi L. q. HINE, T Trustee s'
gE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until "WEDNESDAY. July l6. same hour and place.
CTEIGER LEBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts.
TRgsTEE'ss, SALE Of pEs5RAgLE guLr-
9r Ss EsRhf 2s6 S0HFHh r
!!ei ssss q ssqst SafsS 'gRs
FGo zt1 St SEQ Of the ne land records Of the
hSssfs w sci # RgqSS sh
cbea asted 81
1n D. . and known snd described on the ocia
subdivision Of lots In square numbered ninety nine
Terms OF sale: Onethira cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at eight per cent par
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser $50
deposit at time OF sale 0onveyancing and record
ing at purchaser cost. Terms to DO complied with
Of Gsfaulting purchaser; VIM H. WARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Trustee.
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
iRUsTEEs' sALE OF DEsIRABLE THREE
W EETThEN NJ AND N STREETS koBTH-
By virtue Of q deed OF trust to u.s. dated -
April LIB, 1876. and duly recorded in Liber GM}
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
In front Of the premises in Washinxton city, Dis
2gth 1879 tue following described real estate, VIZ
The northern part OF Lot twenty -four ca in the
recorded subdivision Of Square numbered four hun
at the northwestern corner Of said lot and thence
rum ing south along the line OF 7th street west
eh e and vs f
eighteen (l8) feet and fo'lr a. inches aud thsnce
west one hundred and Ave fl05) feet to the place
Of BEGINNING, together VAIN all the imI row ameIts
RTerms: Ore fourth cash, and the balance In Six
twelve, eighte en- and twenty. four months. with In
terest the deferred payment to be secured by deed
Of trust upon the property aud by the assignments
of an insurarc &c policy. 300 deposit. All convey
anc ng At the cost If the terms Of sale
serve the right to resel the property At the risk and
S sHAhhhh 2 4 s W2KRkn,} Trustees
jy11-eo&da
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
LARGE FRAME BUILDINGS, FORMERLY oc.
CUPIED BY ". AND G. r. r. Co AT AIIG.

On SATURDAY AFT ERNOON, July 10, at 2 -
O'Clock, w VII tel, On Tie premises, New Jer f.$
sey avenue ana street northwest Id
l story Frame Building about 40 feet by so feet
l 2story Frame Build p9 about % feet by 100 feat
each,
Together with other material. These buildings I'M
til re Gently, been ed by tee Washington aud
GEORGETOWN r. r. Co for stables, house aud
work hops, and contain large Qusntity Of service
able lupi Der.
TENS cash Twenty-Five per cent at time of sale;
balance within 10 days. BUILDINGS to be removed
within 80 dsys. Open for inspection until day Of
sale
Py order of owners
jyI2 Ut DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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rBANCERY SALES OF LOTS IN g. P
~ BROWNS 6UBDIVION OF MOUNT PLEAS
Ant. IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF WASH

1k6TON, D. c.
By virtue Of two DEGREES passed by the Su -
preme Court OF the District of Columbia, on
the 18th and 23d days Of February, 1875. in~A
Equity Cause NO $3.50, docket 13 win sell ct pub
Lie auction, in front Of the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY. July 10th, 1878. at 5o'c.ock pm Lots 8 and
part Lot 2, Book Lots g. 9, TO aud II, Block z,
and Lots 2, and Block 8, in 8. p. Browns SUBJ
division OF Mount Pleasant, in Washington county,
in Il g District of Columbia.
Terms Of SAL: Ose thiId cash: balance in two
equal installments at ak aud twelve months from
day of sale with interest. secured by purchasers
and full payment Of purchase money. the Trustee
will convey at purchasers costs. depost OF $50
ON each Lot required at time OF sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee.
ETEIGER LIEBEhMAEN, Aucts. jy3-d&ds
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A UCTION SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST. IN WASH
INGTON CITY. D. O., BEING Nos eo6 AND
aOs F STREET SOUTHWEST,

By virtue of deed of trust, dated June 3d. IA
1876, recorded in Liter No 1928 at folio 2G6. Gss::
lumbis, will offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the premise on TUESDAY July 22d, 1879,
the thsreo nne IN ssy
story Brick Dwellings.
three eousl payments, at six. twe.ve and aishteen
months from the day of sale. the purchasers prom
to be &c cured by : deed Of trust on the property
sod, and policy Of insurance on the buildings al
purchaser. All conveysncing at purchasers cost.
and &oe deposit on acceptance Of each bid; The
property Will be offered In separate parcels. Terms
to be COR plea With within seven days from day Of
sale on failure reserve the right to resell at pur.
Chaser's risk and cost.
J. z. BARKER. Surviving Trustee.
GEOPGE TRUESDk IL. Auct. iyl0-e06t
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WEST-KNOTT. On the 25th Of June, 1877, b.
the Rev Thos g. Addison, OF the trinity p II
church. ALBERT C.WEsT to Coma c. KNOTT. both q
this CITY,
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nRAWERS.-Driln9 Drawers only so cents
- Doube'seated Drilling Drawers only so cents.
Job Lot GanZe Shirts, for 81
Just opened lot Fancy Half Hose Is cents
Fine Linen Hapdkerchiefs, 3 for so cents.
Bordered Linen Handkerchiefs, IS cents; worth 40
cents.
Bordered Handkerchief, 3 for Is cents
Mems Silk Ties. Is cents: worth 80 cents.
Mems Silk Scarfs, so cents; worth 81 as
Six Shirts to order foe SO, fit warranted.
Six Shirts to order for 81. so, ready to wear at
THOMPSON'S SHIRT Factory,
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SBIBTk! SHUTS! SHIRTS!
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD.
Best Wamsutta Unfinished Shirts rs cts
Best IF. Of the Unfinished Shirts. 90 cts
Best Wameutta Finished Shirts. ...........9O cts
Best IF Of the l." Finished Shirts. cts
Best Boys Finished Shirts .65 cts
Choice assortment Of washable Ties and Scarfs
The g" Scarf for the eeaside, only 80 cts
The best Dress Shirts made to order, in most ele-
CANT manner, for 81; fit warranted At
THOMPHON'1 SHIRT FACTORY.
1e28-u SO Est sstc.s OPP. Patent Ofice.
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DRY GOODS.
r AWNS AT FIVE CENTS,

T AWNS AT FIVE CENTS
LARGE etock new LAWS at &c per yard, in great
vaIiet, of styles. Lawns at6A. 8, 10 aud 1258c
New stock Of Msdras 9ing' ANS.
Good White Bed Spreads, 60 g., f6c and 81.
Summer On esq Goods at greatly reduced prices.
Back Alpacas 12E, 20, 26c., &c Black Cashmeres
very heap. BIZ OK Silks, 90c, 81 1928. ~1.50 At
trsct5ye bargains Low in Parasola Goods guaran-
teed as Represented
BENJAMIN MILLER,
jy1ltr 7O3 bridge street. GEoRaETowN.
nhY &UODD AT A SACRIFICE
~
BRODHEAD'S,
1905 + streer, tbet. 12th and 18th SITS.
All Liz Ell Hemsttcl ed Handker chiefs, 10c and up
White Shetland Wool Shawlp, SOC. and up Ladies'
Hose &C. Fair and up Breton Lace. &C. per yd and
Crash &c I'd. worth H,c Daisy Bleaehed Cotton
bert 200 I'd Spool Cotton, &c tslx spoois for 25c
Black silk, 7tc; and up. "a Black SILK at 81. Is,
imported. 40 in, vide, SOC. and up: 20 per cent.
under the market prices. Linen Lawns. Pacific
Lawns, &c, &c. very cheap, at BRODHEAD,B.,
jy10-ly 1908 r st.
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TO MOUNT VERNON PA9-
~ REN4ERa

IN SEN6ERS.
The Steamer ". w. OORCORAN, which has been
recently built and furnished, ]. /. 49,
BLAEI: Captain, is the only boat al -
lowed to land passengers st Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip IL. including admission
10 Enaneion and grounda Steaner leaves 9th street
xaa.f dsnY feundays exceEte9 st 10 = q; And e
Hupt Ladies Mount Vernon Association. L. T.
BLAKE, steamer W. ". Corcorsn. je15ly
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With Biographical Sketches Of the Secretaries
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF
BEAUTIFUL Id TFNS
IN THIS CITY.
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES (50O),
JUST RECEIVED.
CARRIERS,
III 1JnH.Epf 2rnNA

BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS,
lilly 25.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, IL,
ID. lS, 20, Is.
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8, 10, IL.
Every style. every pattern, every kind OF Lawns
made.
Immense, immense, Immense. immense asaort.
ment of BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, five hundred (5JO)
pieces all new and beautiful Lawns.
The Few and desirable article for Ladies' White
Dresses, INDIA LINEN" only rs.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, very cheap.
PURE SILK AND WOOL BLACK GRENADINES
at actual cost.
OARTER'H,
jy3-tr III Market 0once.
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Palms of Kim; or Rest and Refreshment In
the Valleys, by Dr. Macduff.
Studies il tho Creative Week, by Geo D. Boardman.
The Six Days Of Creation, by Taylor Lewis
Miracle In Stone; Or the Great Pyramid, by Seirs.
Manual Of international Law, by 4. N. Gallaudet,
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Archery and Croquet at exceedingly low prices.
VIM. BALLANTYNE SON,
je11tr 4XS 7fA street ,s.s0.
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The cleaners Of this company win san every Sat-
ufdsy from Brtmen Pier foot Of Sd street Hoboken.
8&tee OF passage: From New York to Havre, Lon
don. 4oufhamptcn and Bremen, first cabin, el00;
second cabin, $50; stsernges SSo For freight OF
Green, New York W. g. METZEROTT b CO., 916
Pa ave-, Agents for Warrington. oct11y
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,0LYDE,e NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
I AND GEORRETOWN


The nrst class steamers Of this line, W. A. SOHOL-
TENr"P: CALAND," "ROTTER1 AN" "sOHIE-
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
.1a s.ssSr.y s Sss1R sSS1S Inter
As't - South William st. New York. FUNOH EDYK
800 - 30 VIM. st., freisht Agts; L y. NOR
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MEDICAL. &c.

06G RKwARk-n DR.. BROTHERS fails to cure any
y case Of Female Weakness, Irreeuiar1tiee and %
Etfucaions thirty year, experience In Washing.
ten Once, 500 st aw, opposite Smithsonian.
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CHEESE CLOTH.
THE FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
ONLY FIVE GENTS A YARD.
CONNOLLY'S,
1e25-H 11th st. and Pa. ace.
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il. DoNNELLY, county clerk and probate
Judge, and county commissioner, w. s.. Con
way, of Choteau county, who were appoint
ed by the commissioners of that county to
view out a road from Benton to Camp Ba-
ker and other points in Meagher county,
arrived her Friday last, having been two
weeks on the road. They came to Chest
nut by wagon, where they were overtaken
by a storm. Here they abandoned their
wagon and came through with pack AMI
mails. They came the old Indian trail from
Joe Cabel's. The Q was so deep that
they were often obliged to unsaddle their
horses and drive. them through the drifts to
break the road. They pronounce the route
entirely practicable. From Benton to Chest
nut there is the finest natural road III the
world, and will require no work except a
bridge over Belt river and one over Smith
river. From Cabell's to Roc creek, or
Cottonwood, 1.-THE road from this point to.
Baker being good), they found the country
easy of access, and though they could form
no estimate of the labor required to COM
plete the work, they are satisfied it will be
| Sttldll COulDtICo WIKI tIC AAS
other mountain roads. There will not be a
bad hill on the entire route. There are
other routes which it is proposed to pros
pect as early in the spring as possible, OF
which we will speak next week. The dis
lance over this route Is estimated at one
hundred and five miles. Other routes can
be found where the distance will not exceed
eighty or eighty-five miles, but these gentle
men are not yet fully persuaded as to their
practicability. Benton is fully in earnest in
this matter. Choteau county will build to
the Meagher county line, and the citizens OF
Benton will contribute largely towards the
remainder of the road. Meagher county
should lend a helping hand, as the compile
ton of the project will be OF vast mpor
lance to our county. Messrs. Donnel'y ant
Conway sent their horses back by thef
guide and took the coach for Benton.
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sources, it is wholly dependent upon the en-
terprise of its neighbors. Move the county
seat by all means. 1t will make a nucleus
around which will gather wealth and bust
ness. Schools and churches will be built,
and industry and trade spring up. 1t is to
the interest of every taxpayer to vote for
the change, since it will cost nothing and
will bring a great increase of taxable prop
erty, which will tend to tighten the tax bur
den of the people.
Another matter to be considered is that it
is a central position, which will hold the
county together, and every citizen should
desire this, for with any portion of our
county Topped off the effect will be felt by
the taxpayer.
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The attention OF our readers is invited to
the advertisement of John Steinmetz, OF
Helena, in this issue. Mr.. Steinmetz was
formerly with the well known firmtof Giles
Bros. Sc Co., OF Chicago, and comes highly
recommended. Those desiring stones cut
and set. or jewclry manufactured, will do
we'll to give him a call. M
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

G.. w .FARNswoRTH and j. M. Comfy.
mercantile travellers from st. Paul. called
upon the business men of Diamand, Camp
Baker and White Sulphur Springs, during
the past week. There is a strong probabili-
.ty that the wholesale trade of the county
will soon be diverted from Helena to some
eastern city.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

THE attention of the people is called to
the fact that unless there is a petition sign
ed by one hundred voters presented to the
county commissioners on Monday, March
Sd, there can be no election ordered, either
now or at the next general election under
the provisions of the act passed by the last
Legislature. This failure would settle the
county-seat question until another legisla-
tive session.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

"WILL o. CRIcK's'' railroad prayer,
which we publish in this issue, is a little late
to avail anything this year, but it may be
borne in mind until the Legislature meets
again.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

The fears of the most skeptical are dis
PEELED as regards our winters. The chinook
of the last week swept the fifteen inches OF
snow almost entirely from the ground, and
it is not probable that we will have another
snow storm this winter that will Interfere
with grazing.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27
RRIED

Sunday evening, February 25th, by Rev NJ. N.
Gilbert. Paul Mccormick, of Miles City, Montana,
and Miss Mary Spear. of New Chicago, Deer
Lodge county
The HUsBANDMAN extends congratulations, wish
ing them q long life of happiness and prosperfty.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

IA FRIEND writing from the Musselshen,
saws it is rumored that a we'll known cattle
king of that valley is to be married TO Mad
emoiselle B~is-ca-shuse, the reigning belle of
the Grow camp.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

Hon. r.. y. THORPE, member-o of the House.
from Deep creek. Meagher county, made a
good representative, and was rather above
the average in intelligence. His vote, how
ever, on the bnllion bill, will be an unpleas-
ant surprise to his constituents.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

Mrs. DIR. KELLY, of Helena, spent a few
DAYS the past week with Mrs. Collins, and
departed Tuesday for a visit among Smith
river friends.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBANDMAN.

Mrs. STARING and John Kelley, of Whites
guich, were over to see their 1rlehus anu
attend the ball last week.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

TIM Sensation Minstrel company will
give one of their highly entertaining per-
formances in Diamond. on the 18th. Per-
sons VINO have heard them inform us that
they are well up in the business, and that
their performances are worthy of patronage.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-02-27

Mr.. AND Mrs. J.. G. PICKERING were III
attendance at the anniversary ball.