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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
EOEyy I.YTELLEGE.E'CE.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Ill. !. 1879 -
Fer the al!G5ls S,gtss c.esr CT party c!2uoS
weather and cc!!hG;ly to westerly TlDas, sta
tiona,y CT slow? l;.igg barometer, and dutlf e
the r!s o! Friday Slight rise ID temperature.
MUgpgHs A negro named Charles Wa
iiaus li7i1., a: Nj J o:la A'irij2e's illcc.
near North Fork, 10 Lou1cun Co., SIT upnn a
fellow sslr... oauei Beverly CIagett, OF the
uisht Of J.aus!y 2S.h, and koocked lis bTsios
Gu. With stick OF wo5i. The murderer, WI!
I,ns, vas arrested yesterday AID ljjscd 10
Leesburt III.
In!orGlation vas received here this mtr-log
of the murder, near Wars nton JunctioD. last
uisht, Of NJ. Howard Ho!zc'ay, The telgraph
operator aud cypress agent at that p!ac,. Mr.
Hozciaw wls left in the oEc) by hT. Weaver,
bis assi.t1n.. about ;he tima Of The arrival Ct
the tr; il there at S is ccc!, aGd Announced
the p.s.ag, Of tha, Iain TO the oiico IL this
city, II Is supposed that he started shortly
after 70. bis lodsiags, @! Mr. Shumatr,', about
three f5ucths Of mile from the station. his
dead body was found at Mr.. Shumates gate
this m0rnoE With shot through the head,
tho pockets Of bis clothing turotd wrong side
out, and his watch gone. No clcw has been
found as TO the murderer. Mr.. HoltzeaW was
we'll known here, and Taa cousin of MIR.
Horace l. English. lie VAS about % years OF
age aai unmarried, AMI belonged pear War.
rcnton Tee keys 70 tho SHE IN Dir. Holiz
caw's c e, ar3 also g0ns. AID, c11scqueDtlV,
i: o.raut ta opened for examination as to the
s,iyi, Ct IS c1ntc3ta. An Inquest was he'd on
the Gtd7 this cveaiug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

CHILD BURNED.-A little co,orcd Girl named
Mary Jackson, who lives GEAR the c)FGer Of
Cameron and Hepry streets, had hof c!othi0g
to take fire from stove, about $50 o'c'cck
this mortiog. She ran screaming into The
street With her clothes 10 light b!aza. Nj
Hammersly, who keeps sore on tho opposite
corner. saw her, raa across aud tGtinRuishcd
the flames with his overc0at. The child was
however. very severely, and it is feared fatality
burned about the body and face. Dr.. Gibson
rendered the necessary mcdica! attendance. Mr..
HaumersIy burned one of his hands quite se-
vcrey 10 his eDdcavors to help the child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

81 4 regular monthly p eeting of tbs Relief
Heel. AID Ladder Company will be held 10
morrow (Friday) evening s: 8 o'clock. tie St
tendance OK each mem Der is requested.
W. b. DaYIDsoS SfcL'y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

q LIENS co NJ Pc D n D EAB1 TO :
"a DER. for chatting and abrssions. tbs
pows:er ia medicatet mildly with saiicylic and
borscic acids and the sulph-carbolste of sodium,
and will bo found a specific for many minor skin
diseases, namely hives, nettle rash, &c, &c
But it is especially recommended for ln!anlils
chsfas and abrssia. For sale by
;sn il WAKEFIELD & HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

LYNcHBURa MARKET, Fep,'r. G.-Ihc mar"
ket is quiet and without change since i.si wn-K .
report. Flour 1855 for fine TO fancy t,miy
bra1ds. Wheat in very light receipt. and quo'
tatlons rominslly $50 C5 Corn is coming in
slowly. and quoted Il; 10, ;5 Tor white ai'1 "1xs d.
Oats 32s40 for spring and winter, with scnEcui3
anything doing. rs nutninal!y bostO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

nRIED FRUIT-l003 lbs Dried Unpeelsd
~ Peaches for ssle By
febl TAOS. PERRY, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

OSCAR F. BAGGETT,
DEALER IN FIRST CLASS
Beet, Veal, Lamb, Mutton
&c, &C., SC.
CORNED BEEF a SPECIALITY.
Stslls-S and Centre Market, Royal et wing.
~ Marketing delivered FREQ Of charge to ell
parts of tho city. f,b7-6n
Alexand1is, Va, Feb. I, 1879.
NOTiUE-The annual meeting of the stock.
IN holders of THE POWELL'S FORT
MINING COMPANY" will be held at tho
Office CT Mcsars. Kent & Neale, in Alexandris,
Va, on THURSDAY. the 9th instant At II
O'clock q. 10. ALFRED EARNSHAW,
fob -wtd President
Alexsndris, Va, Feb. T. 1879.
AyOTICE-Tbe annual meeting OF tbs stccK.
~ holders Of THE PIGG RIVER MIN
ING co. OF VIRGINIA" will DO held at the
cflce OF Messrs Kent & Nese, in AleIandTis,
Va, on THURSDAY, tho 27tn instant, at y
o'clock n.
COUGH MEDICI bcater's Ano.
- dync PeCtorsl, Wis.ar'5 Halssn Of Wild
Cherry, BULBS Cough Syrup, Winchestors IS :
Leadbesler's Cough Syrup and n great number
OF other preparations for tho cure OF Coughs
CoiGs SC, Tor sale by
fcbT T. :. l.EADBEATER & BRO.
y ARDEN SEEu-We have US. received
VI our frat supply cf Karly Peas. Beet, Csb-
hage and Tomn:o Seed, from the old and reliable
houss OF LsId'c,h, for thu spring trade.
Lardreih's Register and Almanac csn ba hsd
upon spplicalicn.
ieb f. s. bEhDBEATER s. BRO.
G,PHC!hL BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Thursday, February 6, 1879.
!Ye ara Offering all cur fine Bed Blankets st
COST or less. rather than carry any portion oi
them over. We hsvo also in stock Is ina ssscrt.
mont OF Woo! ShswlS, Skirts, Shake: Flanne!sr
&c, very Chesp.
We received o.dsy beautiful line 0f SEA
SOEABLE CALiCOES and o;hor choice zoe ds
for our February sales.
Call and examine cur stock.
y. +. BRASHEAK,
81. j. hoonias No. 100 nlng street
isnG AlexsnGris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

baldwin APPLES for sale tz
3D. feb l THOS. PERRY, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
VIRGINIA CLARET
MADE By TIE

MOHTICGLLo WINE COMPANY,
Of Charlottesville Better ald cheaper thsl
most imported Cls.et. For sale on draft al
,ottled by
ans *. u. LA WSON % W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. tcb'y tine
market is without much animation. aid Flour
very quiet, with limited demand for fancy
family brands; quotations from ~ 10 ~ o. tjr
Whest arriving, and quots:icns are noninely
95allO fer fair TO good, and l0ssllO ior prime
white and red. Prime whito Corn Is quoted 81
3ss40 Rye 50s52 for good to prime. Cas- 3u:"2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
fE1O The TRADE
VIRGINIA BAKERY.

z lieniifrice, Jennings Dsntifrice, Kay Cosg-
uline, for mending china, glsss: wood, &c.
Ksed & Csrnr!ck's a Aitine with COD Liver Oil,
especially recommended for consumPtlVes and
others in whom it is necessary to increase The
vital force aud build up the system:
'. ;an IA L. STABLER 6 CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE.-HsviAg
"A tsken ont letters of administration upon
no ess.te of ths la:o j. J. WHEAT, 1 hereby
Owe nntica to all persons indebted to said estate
- come forward and make payment snd al
those having claims SIRE notide1 10 presc2t 'hen
LOT Sets'I 1a, NJ. Al. WHEAT. Admir-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07

THE WASHINGTON RlysE TGoyT.--A G3:t-
gat "a tf the rrouiaert 'uiaess mn Ct
Washington waited uprn Il. UJu-e CuI =
ml!ce Oh Commerce yts'ctdsy AID " ~ CT
di,Ily received. Dr. e. B. rcur>h 4ta'sd ths
object of the visit Ec :sid Ia: sppfopr4.
ton Of $50 COZ was waited in cdl!;i2a to :hs
So geo already appropriated, which amount
would give them cut from the bridge 10 the
Arsensl Of sbcu. 400 fee. width sl6 = tsc.
depth st 10 y wafer, III, esrih taken from tho
channel 20 BE- ~: uron The Il l. els: 4 the
bridge.
Commissioned Phe;ps, who was r.sien!, WIS
invited to speak. tie s.il thst the pan p-o-
posed by The Board 0: Survsy cnatsmpls.ed on
appropriation OF abcut $4,000. bu. that
amour! had row been notii!-d - shout s.
CC0,OC0.
MI Church called his attention % Ina fse!
thst the bill now pTopo:el ty The @aG..a COM
mttee embraced oaiy the section ABOVE or west
of tho bridge, and that tbs embraced the por
ton te!ow or east 0: the bride.
Upon inquiry by one Of he committee il tee
plsn O.! the Commissioners va: satisfactory to
the ci,!Zsas, ME j. i. Barbour Answered no;
that tbs sctl,a Of the commissioners appeared
alWsys antsEoniSic to too busina:s Interests Of
the cilizsns of Washington.
Measrs. Stephenson and johnson, represent
ing the coal ard shipping interests, sisted that
the con mcrcisl interests OF the city npcra,iveiy
demanded that tbs Washington channel should
DO kep. open.
The committee assured tho deieg a!ion that they
would give Immediate attention 10 the matter.
Corporation CoUaT-Judye f. IT. LGUc
presiding -ContiGugtioa of yo:ter3ay's pro-
ceedings.-Cou1. vs. Charles Matthews, for keep
ing and exhibiting 8 gaming Theo!; jury ard
verdict not guilty.
Cazsnove's admir- vs. Johnatoa {. :; snd FL
les J. GunEoll. I'D N I, &C, IS james Fosse:t OF
SIS; in chsnctrg; causes referred to CoEnmr
Chiffon.
To. DAY-The will of Peter c. Uhier WI: cd
rnitted TO probate. and Catherine Uh!tr qualified
SIS eIecutriI thereof.
Com VS. Charles Solomon; PERJURY; nollo
pros Squi and prisoner discharged.
Com VS. Jos. f. Dcvaughn; entering s:oro
house in the night :inno With infant 10 COMM!
larceny; motion 10 quash indictment ogoGrulad
demurrer to Indictment overruled; plea not
guilty and jury verdict guilty of petit larceny
motion in arrest of iudgment.
Com VS. James Patterson; assault an battery;
on removal from q justice; plea OF previous
conviction; verdict Of previous conviction and
not guilty.
Com vs Daniel Patterson; ssasult HnG b.t.erJ;
removal from jus:icai jury snd verde; Q: not
guilty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-07
OSCAR F. BAGGETT,
DEALER IN FIRST CLASS
Beet, Veal, Lamb, Hutton

&c, &C., SC.
CORNED BEEF 4 SPECIALITY.
Stslls-8 and Centre Market, Royal et wing.
~ Marketing delivered FREQ Of charge to ell
paris of tho city. f,bi-6n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Worthy OF Attention.

We advise all our readers. whether they
own Il foot OF land or not, to supply them
selves with that treasure of useful. practi
cal, reliable information. the .1mc,ica1
-fg'IcnltWtst, so named because started IS
years ago as a rural journal. but now en-
larged 10 embrace 4 great variety of most
useful reading for the Household. Children
included. for the Garden. as We'll as the
Farm--for all classes. Each volume gives
some 800 original Engr:ringS. with descrp-
tons of labor-saving and lsbor-helpinp
contrivanceS. OF plants. fruits. flowers.
animals, etc. including many large and
pleasing. as well as instructive, pictures
for young and Old. The constant. SYSTEM
attic exposures of IIumbHgs and Swindliny
Schemes by the Igricattu:ist are of great
value to every one. and will save to mo t
persons many times its cost. Altogether
it is one OF the most valuable. us well IS
cheapest. Journals any where to be fount.
The cost is only $50 a year. or 4 copies
for s.. Single numbers Is cents. Sub
scribe at once for 1889. and receive TIE
rest of this year Tree, or send 3 cent stamp
for postage on specimen copy. Address
Orange Judd Company, Publishers, 2l5
Broadway. New York.
We will furnish the 1gricaltWist in COM
bination With the COURIER for $4.75 veal.
in advance
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
River Int proven c n Is.

Capt. Mcguire. OF Gen. Terry's staff. ar
rived Sunday from above, where he Ia;
been in charge of the engineer corps en-
gagged in improving the upper Missou
and Yellowstone rivers. He went east
Monday. Sfeamboatmen who navigated
the rivers in low water testify to the great
improvement made by this party. in the
river especially at Dauphin Rapids, Birds
Rapids, Cow Island and Grard Island.
Another seasons work with liberal ap-
preparation will allow steamboats, TO run
through to Fl. Benton until the 1st of No
vember as well as .nsuring their getting
through to Benton as early as the 18th OF
April and with but very little improve
ment, the river above the falls to within
ten miles of Helena can be made better
stream .or navigation than the river is
now below the falls. The engineer party
in charge of Mr.. Tower arrived Oh the
Big Horn. They have done valuable work
on the lelioWstone river. Buffalo Rapids
which was a dangerous place for steam
boats. now is 4 smooth channel 100 feet
wide. \ few more seasons of such work
and there will be two of natures highways
leading to he northwest that will compete
with any railway that ever will be built
Tribune ~n inst
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
THANKSGlvINGP ROCLAMATION.

In the name and by tAe eutAo,tty Of the
Territory Of Montana:
In obedience to an ancient custom and
in compliance With the recommendation OF
the President of the United States. ap-
point Thursday. the 9th day of Novem-
Der. \. D., 1879. as Il Gay Of thanksgiving
and prayer tO.the Giver of every good and
perfect gift that we have enjoyed during
the present year: and appeal to all classes
OF our citizens TO observe said day by ab-
staining from all secular labor.
Each returning year brings new bles-
sings, which we should publicly acknowl
edge. and 70 year since civil government
was organized within the limits of this
Territory have the bestowal of blessings
been so conspicuous rs The one now about
to close.
Cur thanks are due for the abundance OF
the harvest and Tor the general prosperity
that has attended the iabors Of our people
for the general diffusion of knowledge and
the repression of vice; for the religious
federation and brotheil y kindness that ex-
lists in our commonwealth toward all races
and conditions of men; for general health
and renewed prosperity, and for the pre-
scrvaiion OF liberty and peace in the nation.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my Land and caused tine Great Seal of The
49, Territory to be affixed.
I Done at Helena. the Capital.
the Sth day OF November. A d.
- 1879, and of the independence
of the United States OF America the one
hundred and fourth. By the Governor,
3. +. PoIrs.
J,NFs II Minis Sec'y
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Clark's Fork Bottom Items.

CANYON GREER. Nov. IA, 10.
Crankey Tom. the cllalnpion axe man
has shouldered his implement Of war an,
teft for parts unknown.
James O'Bryne started this week TO
Gallatin Valley, where he intends to pul
chase Il large herd of Nevada cattle.
Jack Allen, our stage driver. thinks tht
Yellowstone coach is more convenient fol
passengers than the common coach.
S. Erven is building large stable and
corral for the accommodation of the trav-
cling public. He also keeps on hand lit
tie of the Q. Il. Joyful.
Isaac Danford and his old time friend,
VIM. Allen, from Eastern Ohio. started
last Tuesday morning for the mountains
TO hold social bear hunt.
Jumping ranches is getting to be a very
common thing down here. The best plan
IS TO 20 in the night and stick up your no.
,ice. Then tell the other fellow to rustic.
Three men and a spring wagon passed
down the valley yesterday. going at the
rate of eight miles an hour. From the
appearance of the three gentlemen they
must have been on hi lonesome
Persons wanting ranches on Clark's
Fork Bottom will find it TO their interest
TO look out in time, for we are expecting
storm from Eastern Ohio in the spring
That will fill the valley full of log cabins.
KATY DID.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Important Change at Union Mill.

We are informed that the Union Mill, n,
Spring Hill, this county. has just been leas-
ea to Geo. n. Cradle, and he will be placed
IN possession OF the property to-day. He
Intends to run the mill hereafter strictly
for the accommodation of farmers. grind
ing for reasonable toll and g,laranteein o
10 manufacture as good flour, and as much
OF 1t. rs can be made from the grade of
wheat furnished. The Union Mill sustains
good reputation for its Touring qualities.
ind, under the personal supervision and
management of Mr.. Cradle, who has had
upwards OF 30 years experience as miller.
~ years OF which has been spent in the
celebrated Touring IN lis OF Minneapolis.
the farmers of Galatin may rest assured
that, under the new arrangement. entire
satisfaction will be given. For those who
desire to get their wheat manufactured in
TO flour in preference to selling the grain.
the present arrangement can but be regard
etl as an excellent one and will no doubt
be taken advantage of accordingly.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

A Fitting Finale to the Farce.

The Grand Jury. in session last week.
brought in an indictment against Ira ii
Pierce, ostensibly. for assauting W. w.
Anderson on the 9th day of June last.
On the case being called up for trial. The
bully barristcr plead guilty to the charge
which, through courtesy, was supposed to
De IN the indictment. and rs a fitting finale
10 the farce was fined the enormous sum
OF ten dollars. 1t may not be improper
Tor Ills to remark in this cenncc,ion-as the
FACTS will fully bear us ont in the statement
that the Indictment referred to was so de-
Iectively or cunningly drawn ms to omit
every material fact which constituted the
actual oifense. In our opinion such APP
parent mockery of law and justice has a
tendency only to encourage crime and
prepetuate that condition Of high-hamlcd
law. cssness which to lay suggests the ne
cessi:y of revival Of the Visilantecs in
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Galiatin City News.
GALLATIN, M. r.. Nov. II. 1879

GALLATIN, NJ. r.. Nov. IL, 1879.
The weather is little cool to-day.
We experienced quite snow-storm her
ON Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Carpenter returned home on Friday
evening, bringing with him two fine, large
deer.
Mrs. Pease. wife of Lon. PeaSe. has beer
sick for some time. At writing, we Learn
that she is recovering slowly.
Mrs. Geo. d. Thomas left GallatiE or
Thursday last. for the Empire Mills. She
will be absent for some time.
+. j. Dunbar returned home from Bozc.
man on Saturday evening last. lie has
been absent some time, counting.
Mr.. Fly, 4. STRAIT and L. Brooks stopped
in town Tuesday night. They were gath
~ring up their cattle from the range
Benz. Carpenter, of Horse Shoe Bend.
after having located his family here. las
returned to look after the interests of his
cattle.
DIR. B. Il. Wells. of N City. was in
town last week The DIR. is prepared TO
give direct and immediate attention to any
stnd every form of disease, be it malignant
IN form or of long standing.
Mr.. Charles Gates. of the Ca..yon House.
on tie road from Gallatin to Hamilton, has
sold his property to Mr.. james Richie of
upper Willow creek Mr.. Gates will move
40 the Madison valley, which will be bis
home for the present.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Sherman Items.
Coon lIOPE. NJ. T.. Nov. 0.

Coop HOPE, NJ. r., Nov. 0, 1870.
a new saloon opened in Pease Bottom
yesterday.
Theodore Borup has just started a store.
oh Main street, in Junction City.
HE trees have once more shed their
beautiful coats OF green, leaving us with
excellent fall weather.
Farmers are blowing every day, making
preparations TO stock the market with
Sr"h, vegetables, etc., the coming season.
The "Phanton' is still manipulating the
r'sbons for }. c. Guy, who is now on his
nay 10 Miles City, loaded with oats for
that place.
'oth jackson, OF the Muscleshell. has
Just mad several tons Of hay burned by a
, ming camp fire. being a heavy loss to
"Ason, as hay in that country is at pres
eht worth $40 per ton.
Major Peasc's oldest son. in co,npany
'th Dr. Burleigh. who is on his way to,
"tt ,''sta TO arrange teams for deliver
''Ss ''e post wood. passed up today. The
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

A contemporary puts the matter of local
advertising very correctly and pointedly in
this wise: "When the business men of a
town fail to advertise extensively they
diminish The importance and trade of {
place, and permit more enterprising locali-
ties to take the latter from them. Although
done for their indivual interest, advertisers
should be looked on by the citizens of the
town where they reside as in some sense
public benekctors, aid they should be en-
couraged accordingly. One merchant who
advertises extensively is worth in his own
town more than forty that never show
themselves in print, and should be for this
reason alone preferred, assuming that he is,
Of course fair business man.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
Written for the AyANT COURIER.
THE BROKEN CHAIN.
H.. c..

There's many heart that's kept apart
That beats tor one another.
And many hand would break the band
That holds them now asunder.
Could they but see. with vision free.
The clouds that now hang DER them
Are only smoke. which cannot choke
The future that's before them:
And if the wall would once but fall,
That looks so dark and wei"hty,
They then would find that oft the mind
OF moles makes giants mighty,
IT'S sad TO think broken link,
In chain TO joys transcending,
Is often pride, which keep aside
A simple understanding.
Yes. many heart is kept apart
Because of false impression;
They fancy wrong where none belong,
Call noble acts iransgression.
In these sad days. of crooked ways,
OF falsehood and deception,
Love should be true. and ever new
In fulness of affection.
BcZcman. November Is. 1879.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

A nav scheme will be adopted soon for
the sale It North Pacific lands. they will
be s,,ld, say for purpose of illustration, at
S2.3O ca,h, or on time at seven per cent,
deferred payments TO be made In cash at
So per acre. one-fourth down; or at S. in
preferred stock; or at Sc per acre in pre-
ferred stock, one-fourth down and the bal
ance on time to be paid in cash or STICK
This VII give one an opportunity t, rustic
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20
The urSery,

Each number OF which is n pcm for the
little folks. is unusually attractive and in.
teresting this month. The opening picture.
The Nelocipede" is drawn from life.
The lines AT the spring." the Letter
from Switzerland" The Donkey gate
opener. what country lite did for baby
The Empty Nest '.R,iSy's Morning
Glories,' The kingbrd.' The Raven
and the frog Little Snowflake and
Vacation is over" are all very choice
pieces, finely illustrated. The price is on
~ Sl.5O Il year. with splendid premiums
to clubs. Send to John l.. Shorey. 36
Bnomlield Street. Boston. Mass. if you
would have your little Ones both intel!i-
gent and happy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

for their lands. ana to realize hanfsomc
margin if they decline. 1t will enable
many who could not otherwise do so 10
buy and OCCUPY lands: it will enable 9TH
ers TO fake n section and become big
FARMERS who would otherwise be confined
to quarter. TIE move is wise.-Eismo7ci
T-i5tue
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

Dr. says DcadwOod is bnilling up with
much more substantial buildings than be-
fore.
Favorable news f. received almost daily
from the new Judith mines. every one con-
sidering them worthy Of praise and expect
inc TO return Immediately. with an outfit
provisions and tools. to go 10 work and
assist in running two drain bitches, that
are already under way.
II, G..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-20

The Sawtelle Troupe have been perform
ing to crowded houses every night during
the past week. On Monday night, at the
request of Mrs. G. W. Wakefield, they pre-
scented The Red Pocket-Book," for the
benefit of the Episcopal Sunday School.
Mrs. Willard kindly volunteered TO play
the Piano. and assisted in rendering excel
lent music on the occasion. The result If