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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-11

SHERMAN, Mont, Dec. 3, 1879.
Oregon mists are over and their place
taken by the old lady and her geese.
The coaches are behind, several mails on
account of anchor ice in the rivers and the
heavy snow on the range.
A slight skirmish took place between
two of our worthy citizens yesterday,
in which one OF the gentlemen received a
beautiful pair of dark blue eyes.
Major +. ID. Pease of Little Hope, ar
rived home few days ago from the upper
country, and had the pleasure of meeting
his son, who he has not seen for several
years.
Major Read of Martinsdalc, passed down
few days ago in company with two other
gentlemen, who were in search of some
stolen horses, which they found In the
hands of the sheriff at Miles City, he hav-
ing captured them few days before their
arrival
James Clark and Read started with a
load OF goods to the Muscleshell few
day ago, for the purpose OF making win
ter-stake by trading for robes. flrs &C.,
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BOZEMAN. MONT., December 6, 1879.
Messrs. Ellis a. Daris. Daniel Marcy ana
others.
GENTLEMEN:--l ours of sane date is re.
ceived and noted. have to say in answer
thereto. that. personally, have no objec-
tons to make the publication desired. adj
hitting that. to "A certain extent. | am a
public servant in this matter. and that my
actions are open TO criticism. Yon. | think.
fail TO appreciate that my service is done
directly under the instructions of the Comp
troller of the Currency: that upon the eX-
piIation Of each and every quarter | am
called upon to make detailed report to
him. No Instructions or provisions being
made. TO make or cover public report.
shall therefore adhere strictly to my line
of duty, obeying the commands of the
Comptroller. Your representation of this
matter to HIN would undoubtedly procure
the desired order. with provisions to cover
the expense Of same, and in that event I
would gladly and speedily comply.
Very respectfully,
LESTER S. WILSON. Receiver.
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Foreign and American Mineral Water ut
HEADQUARTERS

Since the First National Bank of BOze-
man collapsed, people have been investing
their spare change in Bozeman real estate.
This they will no doubt find to be much
more safe and profitable. Buildings Of all
kinds rent readily and pay from II to ,
per cent per month on the investment.
Both business and residence lots have adj
vanced fully fifty per cent. during the past
twelve months.
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MILES CITY, MONTANA. !
NOypmf,pf IL 1879. (

MILES CITY, MONTANA.
November -, 1879.
A terrible tragedy was, on Thursday
on the military reservation near this place
resulting in the death of one, Moses Win
tiers, early on yesterday morning.
1t appears that Berthold UlIman. engi
neer of the mill. and the deceased, Mosei
Winters, who was employed thert
as ofi.bearer, had qudrreled on sew
eral occasions regarding the disposition
Of the iron poker used by Ullman about
the engine, he (Ullman) persisting in re-
peatedly throwing it down in such man
ner as to impede Winters in the execution
of his work.
Witnesses state that Winters, who is rep
resented as having been a generally quiet
and peaceable person, had frequintly re-
monstrated with Ullman about the matter.
but had been met with only insult and
abuse, and on Thursday morning. Ullman
having thrown the poker down in an Of
fensive manner, and in such a way as to
cause Winters to stumble over it while
carrying an armful of slabs out of the
mill. the latter upon his return to the in
terror, lifted the poker and cast it through
the door OF the mill.
t'llman went out and brought it back.
saying, IF you do that again Ill lick
YOU" To which Winters replied, "You
can't lick one side of me-"
Ullman then reached out, and grasping
a rod of iron standing conveniently near.
struck Winters two or three blows upon
the head with that instrument, and scuf-
fe ensl,ed during which both men fell to-
gether.
Others interfering at this point, the two
were separated. AND Winters at once pro-
ceeded to Miles City. where his wounds
were dressed. and then returning to his
quarters near the mill he retired to his
bed. soon after lapsing into cOmatose
state. from which, he did not recover, be-
ing found dead in his bed at an early hour
on Friday morning.
At IA pOst-mortem examination held on
Friday afternoon by Drs. Lebcher and
Hog, fracture was discovered in the tenn
plar region an inch and half along the
middle meningial artery. and beneath the
site of the fracture blood clOt extending
over the entire hemisphere Of the brain,
producing death Ivy compression OF that
organ
The following is the verdict of the Cor
oners Jury.
lERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF CUSTER.
An inquistiOn held ut the Saw Mill on
Tongue River, County of Custer, Terri
Tory Of Montana, on this, the 18th, day OF
November, A. ID. 1879, before me, Chester
D. Lebcher, Coroner OF said county, upon
ue body of Moses Winters, there lying
uead' by the jurors whose names are here
a''to subscribed, the said jurors upon
.'e'f oath do say that the deceased came
~ MS Death from blow or blows dealt
=! nerthold Ullman with rod of iron.
=. Carmichael, Daniel Ringer,
Danlel Mcmillan, - Carpenter,
nam1 Bazinski, J. Fisher.
C.. Il. LEBcHER. Coroner.
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On Tuesday last the County Commits
siOners determined on a site tor the Court
House and Jail. The Ground selected is
on the North side of West Main street. in
Tracy's addition, and embraces Lots one
to eight inclusive. and thirty feet off the
south ends Of lots immediately in the rear
of said lots. making. with the alley, IA
piece of ground 224 feet by 2O2 feet. The
location is an excellent one. the ground
being high and dry. atlording excellent ia
cilities tor secure foundation. ventilation
and drainage, and is convenient enough to
the business portion of the town for all
practical purposes. The land. which at Il
fair valuation is worth about $4,000. will
be donated to the county.
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BOHEMIAN. MONT.. December 8. 1879.
Gen. Lester s. Wilson. Receiver FUSt M
tionat Ba,k OF Bo=en,an.
! DEAR SIR:-We acknowledge the receipt
of yours Of the 9th. We had not thought
of your factions as open to criticism and
are surprised that you have inferentially
drawn this conclusion from anything con-
tanned in our request of the 9th inst. We
do appreciate the fact that you are a public
servant in every sense-a creature of the
laws of the United States-that your serv-
ices are rendered by virtue of said laws,
under Instructions Of the Comptroller OF
the Currency. and that you are paid from
our moneys for such services at the rate of
$4,000 per annum. And appreciate the
further fact that. there is nothing contain
ed in those laws requiring you, as such
public servant. to keep your actions private
and secret from the world, and more par
ticularly from the creditors of said bank:
nor can we believe you have instructions
of such character from the Comptroller.
You will pardon lis for saying that
we are of the opinion that, ii the late Off
GERS of said bank had done as we have re-
quested you to do, and not kept the affairs
of said bank private and secret from its |
depositors, the Government would not
trouble you with caring for our interests.
And other facts we also appreciate, that |
this bank has been in your hands tor more
than one year; that during that time there
has been but one dividend declared. and
then only after representations by the cred
itors to the Comptroller; that since then,
all the property of the bank, both real and
personal has been sold ; and that you have
received dividend from the late Peoples
National Bank of Helena. and hence we
believe and simply declare that it is time
that the affairs of said First National Bank
were wound up and you permitted a rest
from your ardllous (?) labors as public
servant.
1t is possible we may apply to the
Comptroller, as you suggest, and re-
quest him to direct you to make publca-
ton of your acts and proceedings, and that
the same be done at the expense of the
creditors. Yet, we would have thus ap-
Piled with more confidence of success had
you intimated your willingness to have en- ,
lorsed our request to you, approved"
There is one other fact. and it is one we {
90 sadly appreciate. 1t is this: That
when the affairs Of the bank are finally I
wound up, the said sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars per annum and other ne
'essary expenses will have too surely
performed the work of winding up. In
we add that, in our opinion,
7Ou have given no fair, excellent or suffi- q
lent reasons for not making public dis
;losure of your ''receipts and expendi-
ures' as such Receiver.
Very respectfully,
DANIEL Nancy, and others,
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from Miss Crow. We hope .onr little
one" will be successful.
Our worthy asst Postmaster, in COM
pany with his mother, Mrs. J. c. Guy, LETT
us few days ago. to enjoy weeks pleas
IRE with his old friends in Bozeman. Go
it, Bob.
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How would the farmers OF Gallatin
county, who think MOntana Is not the best
country under the sun, II there be any such,
like to exchange for Kansas. The town OF
Manhattan IN that State. containing about
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Fort Ellis lite


DECEMBER 8, 1879.
\ party OF five soldiers started this
morning on u hunting trip to Shields riv-
er. They will stay away one week.
Mrs. Alexander, wife of Colonel Alex
ander. will have Christmas Tree for the
children OF Fort Ellis. The affair will
take place in the Good Templars' Hall.
Nine new members will be initiated in
Lincoln Lodge Thursday next.
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Our complete stock of groceries and dry goods
is now in, and we invite people TO come in and
see us. We take pleasure in showing our NAM
moth stock, and wish purchasers 10 examine it
whether they buy or not. Parties DESTROYS of
laying in their winters supplies of groceries,
cannot do 50 to better advantage than by plIr-
chasing of Us. At no place can they find larger
or more choice lot to select from. In dry goods,
dress goods, shawls, cloaks, trimmings, etc,
We have a very choice assortment, and all new.
No last years stock on hand. Give as a call
KLEINSCHMIDT 4 BRO
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A young lady desires a correspondent
in Montana. OBJECT: mutual improve
ment and perhaps marriage. None but
eligible gentlemen will waste time. Adj
dress Miss Lottie Sherman, Greenwich
Station, Huron Co., Ohio. 3-2t
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OOO inhabitants, has seven ministers and
six churches to support, and taxes there
are over 5 per cent. ON assessed valuation.
Oats rule there at 20 cents bushel, corn
70 cents. Eggs l6 cents a dozen and butter
to 20 cents a pound.
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SETTLE YoUR ACCOUNTS.

Parties knowing themselves indebted to Us
will confer favor by making settlement at As
early day - possible. We desire = settlement
Of all accounts, by money or note, before the LIST
Of December.
lS-Der1 MCLyANEY 4 kETTERRER.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE At BozEMAN, MONTANA
December 8, lo19.
MI OTIJE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol
IN lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention TO make final proof in support OF
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
notice, viz:
JOHN DOHERTY, Homestead Entry No p
for the Lots No and and East half of the
SOUTH est quart fsec. 9, Township 2, North
Of Range West, a.. names the following as his
witnesses, viz: Edward Cardwell, of Jefferson
Co., Montana, and Robert Doherty, of jefferson
Co., Montana
A-5w DAVIS WILSON, Register.
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A Request 10 Farmers and Threshers

We desire to ascertain the total grain
yield OF Gallatin County during the past
season. tor publication in the forthcoming
COURIER annual. and, as a special favor.
we ask all who have been running thresh-
ing machines in the county this fall. to
furnish us, at rs early date as possible.
with the number Of bushels and kinds OF
grain each one has threslIed. This can be
done either by letter or postal card, and al
though matter involving but little trou-
bic to those who own or have had charge
OF threshing machines it will be great
help to us in gathering desirable statistics,
and we shall endeayor to show our appre-
citation OF such fivors. DO not fail to fur
nish us with the information asked, and
with rs little delay as possible.
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The Rev. Mr.. Lewis and family desire to
express their sincere and heartfelt thanks
to the many friends, who came forward so
readily to help and to sympathize in their
aff1iction. This kindness has been so abun-
dant and so unremitting, that, while but
poor return can be made by words. surely
it can never be forgotten.
Fort Ellis Items.
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Holiday Goods.

carefully selected stock Of goods for the
Holiday trade just opened at the Post once
Building, among which are ALBUMS, WRIT.
ING DESKS, STATUARY GOODS VASES
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Choice Candies and Nuts,

Also BIRD CAGES, BASKETS, HASSOCKS,
LAMP STANDS, FLOWER POTS, BRACK-
ErS, PAkLOR CROQUET SITS, and many
other articles both useful and ornamental. All
Of which are offered at prices lower than ever
before.
- Call and examine for yourselves.
J. H. TAYLOR
BOzEMAN, NJ. T., Dec. 5, 1879. Sat
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

On or about the 10Th Of November l will open
my old Photograph Gallery on Main Street.
Those wishing work done must come immeii-
ately.
So BIRD CALFEE.
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All persons indebted to me, either by note or
account, must make payment by the LIST day of
February, or down will go the hammer, and
don't forget it; and for the next forty days my
business will he strictly cash.
At P.P WORSHAM
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Correspondence Eetw cen the Credit
Ors Of the Late FIRST National
Bank and its Receiver.

BOHEMIAN, MONT.. December 6. 1879.
Gen. Lestc,. S. Hiltsoa. Recci-ey late FIRST
National Bank Of Bo-emaa.
DEAR iR:-I'he undersigned. creditors
Of said late bank. respectfully request that
You, at your earliest conv' nience, publish
in the AvANT COURIER f,ill and complete
statement of the receipts and expenditures
of said bank since the same passed into
your hands rs such receiver.
Very respectfully.
y. Il. NELSON.
ELLIS 4 DAVIS.
DANIEL MAXEY.
W. Y. SMITH.
5. II. MILLER.
ENGELFRIED & EsLER.
J. II. TAYLOR,
+. b. MULvANEY.
\. LAMME 4 Co.
p. TOOHY.
JOHN BECK,
$. w. LEWIS.
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MA II RIED.

Sunday morning, Dec. It'll, by the Rev f. l.,
Lewis, Mr.. Norman A. Webb, Of Boise City,
and Miss Gertrude A. Hathaway, of Bozeman
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H.. g..
>e>N>
NOTICE.

All parties indebted TO note or book ac-
count are respectfully informed that they must
settle on or before Dec 18th, 1879.
Flour, wheat and OATS taken i'm settlement at
market rates. This netice will be strictly CAL
ried out, and no Partially shown.
49, STRASRURGER 4 SPERLING.
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

from the weli-l DOWN firm of Reed & Barton
A choice collection of Books for Juveniles and
Adults. Toys and Novelties, good assortment
and fresh stock Of
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We must pay our bills, consequently must col
let. Everybody indebted to Mounts 4 san
Dor are requested to call and settle at once, and
obige 4-2t
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Robert }. Guy and mother arrived in
town from Sherman last week. Mrs. Guy
will leave ne xt week for Nevada on a visit
to her daughter. Robert will return home
at the same time.
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The ls'2G. W. Taylor Whisky will always he
kept AT Headquarters. MOUNTS & SiNBORN
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Gloves, Ribbons, Fur Collars and CUFFS, At
WILSON'S.
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New store. new goods and new prices at
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Enos Swan of Hayden was in town last
week.
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The best Whiskey in Bohemian at Ponsfort'
Billiard Hall, next to Laclede Hotel
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NJ. +. Church next Sabbath, December II.
both morning and evening.
The usual Wednesday evening prayer
meeting will be held at the residence o
MIR. Miles, on Black street. on Dec. 18th
at Z p. m.
Mr.. Richards will preach at Elk Grove
and Fairview School houses, according tC
appointment, on Sabbath, Dec. 2lst. at the
usual hours, II a. m. and 3p.. m.
Ready for Christmas at the Blue
Front.
New and elegant designs in plated
Silverware, Toys, Dolls. Fancy Goods
Chiltlren's and Misses Chairs, Juvenile
Books of the most popular authors, Con-
dictionary, Nuts. &c, &c.
ca Come while the assortment is good.
3-3t X. +. MAY.
Two sacks of xxx flour pays tor one
years subscription, in advance, to the
AvANT COURIER. and flour will be credit
ed on all subscription accounts at same fig
ures.
News from the Railroad Terminus.
TERMINUS, L. Il n. X. r.,
IDAHO, Dec. 9th, 1879.
Heavy snow storm last night.
The snow is about feet deep.
A great many Montanians going East,
Capt. Ball and Lady, OF the End Cavalry
left yesterday on the cars for the East.
A man came down on the mail sleigh
this morning, who shot and killed himself
about an hour after Breakfast. No papers
on his person. Way bill showed his name
as Criss Guth.
The K. K. Co., have been carrying the
freight through the canyon to the end of
track; till this morning they could not
get through the canyon, on account of
having no snow-p:ow.
Have just been to see Mr.. Dunn, the SUI
of the u. l. n. II. r., he says
ne has positive instructions to suspend
work on the road till Spring. Consequent
v the terminus will remain at Beaver
Canyon this winter.
Some freight here now, for different
points in Montana, that will have to be
aiken on sleighs to the Junction-22 miles
if sent forward this winter. There will
,e teams and sleighs put on as soon as
here will be freight enough to justify it.
Respectfully, Yours
WHITE CALFEE
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Sportsmen, Take Warning i!
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE At BezEMAN, MoNT

NONeIiDeT l0tH iSiS.
ny Office Is HEREBY GIVEN That tn
AN fOllOwing-named settler has filed notice o
his intention to make final proof in support o
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at tn,
expiration Of thirty days from the date of ahi
notice, viz:
FRANK p. IIEMEN, Homestead Application
No. 81 for the South half of South West quarter
and south half of South East quarter of Section
10, Townships 3, South Of Range East and name,
the following as his witnesses, viz: NimroC
HOwran, of Gallatin Co. NJ. r., and Charlie,
Leverich Of Gallatin Co., NJ. T..
lx5w DAVIS WILSON, Register.
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Pinafore passes peacefully into the port
tonight.
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W. II. Tracy is filling his Fort Ellis
straw cOntract-25O tOns-at a rapid rate.
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The NJ OntRma Fever.

From copy OF the Republican Record
published at Fort Scott, Kansas and sent
us with the compliments of .Jno NJ. Gallo
way we clip the following:
Quite a number of our citizens have be
come afflicted with the Montana fever.
&. IL. Boyle having sold his interest in
the lime-kiln at this place. is preparing to
start for Montana, where he conteMplates
going into thu stock business.
just received from The railroad, large assOlt-
ment of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, etc, at
JAMES KAY'S, West Main street
school Census.
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A locomotive hears with its engineer
Cincinnati Commercial. Out on the Paci-
nee, Press. In Montana it hears with ITS
pioneer.
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The following is the enumeration of the
children in this District-No. 7-as recent
ly taken by A. ID. Mcpherson, School
District Clerk:
Under Fl and over 1 years. 267
: : :" under 1 years. 81
= . :" over 4years (African)...- !
:. d" - under 1 years - ....
Total over years......".... PA
. under 4 years......... 95
Grand Total. 1863
Particulars Of the Winters Tragedy
at Miles City.
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New Billiard Tables and fine Whiskey Il,
Ponsford's, next door to Laclsde Hotel
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Ladies' Cloaks, in every style, just received
at A. LAMME X CO.'S
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Tie scourge, SO dreadful to parents
scarlet fever,-still fingers in our midst,
apparently defying all human efforts to
banish it,
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POnsfOrd's new Billiard Hall and Club Rooms
next door to Laclede HOteD now open.
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Yarns o. every description, at WILSON'S.

BY consulting our local columns, you
can ascertain where to purchase holiday
goods of the best quality and at low
prices.
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Sanford Rufiner and family arrived at
Healdsburg, SOnoma Co.. Cal. safely and
well after very pleasant trip.
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Any person knowing the whereabouts Of Fer.
nando sausel will please address this Office.
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Cloaks and DOlmans, at WILSON'S
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Wilson's
Messrs. Pott Brothers. who have leased
Col. Chesnut's coal mines, have recently
struck a nine foot vein OF very fine coal.
We received ton from the new vein this
week, and unhesitatingly pronounce it by
far the best that has ever been brought TO
BOzeman. The mines are situated in
Rocky Canyon. about 6 miles east of town,
and the parties are now prepared to fur
nish superior article of coal at the bank,
at $3.50 per ton or at $500 delivered in
town. This is certainly much cheaper
than wood.
300 pounds of elegant, fresh. fancy candies.
suitable for Christina, Trees aud the holidays,
for sale cheap ut CHRIS. Sewers.
The Headquarters Saloon has just received the
most thorough stock of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars ever brought to Montana.
MOUNTS 4 SANBORN.
Site for Court House Selected.
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Corsets and Skirt Supporters, at Wilson's
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There is material enough afloat for a
second class sensation in town, but as the
performances are not very creditable to the
high-contracting parties, nor the recital OF
them Of any particular honor or profit to
the community at large, we consider its
meme Of our business, and SO pass on to
something that Is, or, at least to some
thing of which We have more definite
knowledge.
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Several showers Of ''beautiful snow: