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N0niana'S Ansu to Alexis.
HELENA. NJ. T., March 2, 1S7'

HELENA, NJ. T., March 2. 1875.
Editor 4ranf Courier:
''AleXis." in communication published
in last week s COURIER, cnticavors to cor
rect an error which lie alleges to have oc-
Cured in my letter of Feb 9th. lie pre-
sumably refers TO my ailuson to the eX-
pulsion Of two members from the NJ. Z.
Church on account of their connection
with Sawtelle's theatre. After additional
inquiry. lam glad TO say that my language
was sufficiently exact.
Two brothers Of unexceptionable cha
acter. and in want Of employment. found
it at SaWte.ic's tiIcatre-one as ian.tor.
the other rs ticket seller. The first init
nation Of the niquity Of earning living
rs janitor OF 4 theatre was given 10 the
elder of the two by tie Rev John Arm
strong, who harshly uphraided him, and
told him that he mus; either leave tie the
atIe or the church. The ministers con-
demnaticn of the ianitor applying also to
the still more reprehensibie ticket seller.
both considered themselves erpeilea from
the tilae il was pronounced. and could not
perceive the wisdom OF subjecting them
selves to further humiliation by submitting
10 tie niockery OF trial, which was sub
sequen.ly offered them.
Hence. they "withdrcw'' las ".ilexis'
says. just rs the man who was kicked out
Of doors concluded to retire" | still
maintain that Mir. Armstrong; action is
behind the times" to say the least. and |
would like to know il gaining Il livelihood
by sweeping oat theatre is considered
more worthy of damnation by The book OF
Methodist Discipline. than sitting in the
reserved seats and witncssin," the perform :
a,ce. If so. Mr.. Armstrong has the sup
port OF his denomination but if no dis
tinction is made in view Of the respective
availability Of members for donation socia-
blcs, l will cllaritably try to believe that
his eye.ight has succumbed to excessive
study. Unless. indeed, the Rev. gentle
man. himself. or Alexis" is prepared to
say that no members OF the Methodist
Church went to tile theatre while it was
here. MONTANA.
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Restaurant for Sale.

FOR SALE, my Restaurant, situated at Ibis
place, consisting of one building, twenty y
fifty feet, Cook House, Laundry, Ice House,
Stables, Garden, Furniture and everything per-
tanning to a frst-elass house.
For further information, address,
HENRY SANGNIER,
Fort Custer, Montana.
January 81, 1879. til-3ml
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\ social invitation ball VIII be given in
Young Mems Hall on Friday evening. 14th
inst. Invitations are mailed this week.
The best music will be provided. and
everything done 10 make the party an en-
iOyable one.
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The attention OF oar readers is called to
tie advertisements of J. Nauldin Per
sons desiring to purchase blooded stock
will do well To consult him.
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Sandwiches.

John G. Hammer, representing Green
hood. Bohm 4 Co.. was IN town tliiS
week
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\ meeting of the Gallatin County Sport
ing Club will be held at the Sheriff's offic,
At ! O'Clock. Saturday evening.
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Buggy Whips, Cattle Whips, Whip Stocks,
&n &C. at Jockeys
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&c. o. Blake" ELK Horn," ''B. X. Rey-
nold'sn and 80. X Whistles at
ODELI HALL.
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Malthoptenique, Guinness Extra Stout, and
st. Louis Lager Beer al ODLLL HALL.
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Men ; suits al Cost TO close at
4. LAMME & Co
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Cutting Canned foods, iuli stock-re,ai price
reduced, by LOCKEY.
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Three Black Warrior Jacks in prime conai
ton for the seasons also some fine Jennies
They will be sold on reasonable terms. The!
can be seen at the new bridges, four miles be
low Hamilton.
20. Address, j II. NIXON,
bowl Bozeman, Mont.
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Wanted: Butter, Eggs, Flour, Lard, Grain,
and ! vegetables, At Jockeys.
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FOR RENT.

number one Ranch on lower Willow Creek.
Apply to II. r. GALEN'
1sl Radsrsburg. Mont.
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CATTLE AND HORSES FOR SALE.

THOROUGHBRED and GRADE Short Horn
cattle, Working oxen and American Horses.
for sale at prices to suit hard times.
BRIGHAM REED,
Upper West Gallatin
W iit1 L. ,. Address: Bozenan, NJ r.
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Mems Goats L; Cost 10 close at
A. IANME & co
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Lar-e lock Of Pictures and Cornice Moulding
and Picture Frames al J. II TAILOR'S
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SANTA ANA. Los ANGELES Co., CAL,
February I, 1879. !
". ". Alderson:
WORTHY FRIEND:-When came here
had six months subscription on the AvANT
COURIER due me. | ordered that sent me
and have received it ever since. We are
always glad to get it, because through its
columns we hear of our old acquaintance
prosperity or otherwise. We always search
the locals and read them with great deal
of interest. 1t would be like parting with
an old friend to discontinue the paper. We
brought very little with us here and have
had to begin lite anew.
This county has fine climate. and we
are getting nice little home on 20 acres OF
land. There has been more frost this win
ter than usual, but saw an apple on tree
to-day about as large as birds egg. We
have cabbage and many other vegetables
growing all the time. Barley is up high
enough for good pasture. The corn crop
was good last year and prices rule low.
Corn in the ear, 80 cents per 100 pounds ;
in sacks shelled, Go cents: barley 20 cents ;
flour So per hundred; eggs II cents per
dozen: butter % cents per pound. Stock
is very reasonable. Sugar 8 to 10 pounds
for dollar; coffee. to 6; calico, II to ~
wards for a dollar; land from SO up.
This is perhaps a healthier climate than
Montana and better place to make nice
home in. but don't know as it is any bet
fer TO make money in than Montana used
to be.
We have l2l scholars in this district and
have graded school with two teachers.
Have regular church and Sabbath school
every Sabbath. We live half mile from
the church and three-1uarters of mile
from the school house.
Willie attends school and reads in the
Second reader. He, and our little girl,
Flora May, are both very healthy. Indeed
we all are.
We have had rain enough to insure grain
crops on most of the land in this section
without irrigation, though we have plenty
of artesian water to irrigate with If neces-
CORY The main orange crop is ripe now.
The Young trees are injured by frost in
some places.
Mr.. F. A. Lund is merchandising IN
and thinks there is more
money to be made here than in Montana.
wishing you and all my old friends
health and prosperity, | remain
Respectfully yours.
WIN. WARD.
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"arih meals al all hours Of the day and night ;
FRESH Oysters served in every style; Game 0:
all kinds, in their season at the
BOXEMAN LUNCH HOUSE
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Nm. II. Lee, OF Chico. was in town tits
week. lie called al the COURIER Office.
and left a substantial appreciation OF The
paper in the shape of ten dollar bill TO
apply OF copies taken by him.
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They do their stealing down in New
Mexico on the broad-gauge principal. A
few months ago a l0-stamp quartz mill
was stolen, the thieves hauling it away
long distance, selling it, and getting away
with the purchase money; and last month
saw mill was stolen from Ute Greek,
hauled away, and sold over in Arizona.
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90 % -
"A band of nearly 40 Bannack Indians
have done considerable raiding in Idaho
during the past year. The citizens formed
u party and pursued the Indians, surprised
them in camp. and killed ;'6 out of a pos
sible 80 or 10 few days ago.
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for nice, clean, -ati.tying meal go TO The
EOLEMAN LUNlN HOUSE
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Interesting Letter From nn Old NJ on
fanian, Now Resident Of Cali.
fOrMia.

The following cxtrrict from a letter writ
ten from California by a former resident OF
Bozeman will be read with interest by
MANY Of the subscribers to the COURIER:
SANTA ANA. Los ANGELES Co., CAL,
February I, 1879. !
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-06

Rum Punch, Gin Punch and Dry Punch al
ODELL HILL
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The AvANT COc.IER, Bozeman. Mon
tana. will soon be published daily. Pretty
good for mountain farming town 800
miles further west than Rapid City. But
when we are half as old as BOzeman tie
Jou7 nal will be run daily by steam, we will
have magnificent capital edtice, two
round-houses. q college. waterworks. Edi-
sons electric lights. woman walking
quarter Of mile an hour for 5000 consec-
utive hours, an occasional yellow fever and
cholera scare, and a big chronic quarrel
with Omaha. just like the one Of perpetual
duration between Chicago and St. Louis.
Go ahead with your daily; we will manu-
facture your paper for you at Rapid City
before lOng.-Black Hills Journal.
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Proposals will be received at the military
posts In Montana on the 18th inst. for the
furnishing and delivery OF wood. coal.
gram, bran, hay and straw required Tor the
llscal year. commencing July 1st, 1879.
Blank proposals and printed circulars stat
ing the kind and estimated quantities re-
quired at each post. and giving full instruc-
tons as to the manner of bidding. condi-
tons to be observed by bidders and terms
OF contract and payment. will be furnished
on application TO the Qualtcrmaster at any
post in the Territory.
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Religious Services.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching every sabbath at ia. m. and 7 so
? M
sabbath School at 2:30p, M
PfsNcr and conference meeting every Wednes
day At : p m, in Episcopal Church.
All services in the Episcopal Church. A csr
dial invitation is extended 10 al
{. l.. RICHARDS
Nj. 4. CfirECU. SOUTH
The undersiG ned preacher. In charge of Boze-
unH Mission. will hold religious services req
ua.iy in each month, at the following times and
ulare~:
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WHEN WRITING TO a AZ "a AsEaS,
please say you saw the Avertiss-
Melat In this paper. Advertisers Hike
TO know when ana where their A
vertisemens are paying bcSt.
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Mems Vests AT Cost 10 close at
A. LAMME & Co.
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Bozeman, Feb'y -, ls79 rs 81

We sec. by late number OF the Ogden
Ereaing Dispatch. that Rev. W. \. Shan
non has lately been assigned work at Boze-
man, Montana. The missionary apprypri-
alton for BoZeman for the present year be-
ing quite Small-littIe more than enough
to pay expenses from the East to Boze-
man-he will necessarily have TO depend
largely for support on the contributions of
the people among whom lie labors. 1t is
TO be hoped the gentleman has a good de-
velopment of muscle. tor he viii probably
have to 90 some ''t::l rushing" in order to
make IA living.
Eastern Onion Sets. LandretiI's fresh
Garden Seeds, Blue stone, Mixed Bird
Seed. just received at fine Blue Front"
l+4v1 Il. +. MAY.
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Persons knowing themselves indebted at
Osborn's Drug Store Will please call and
settle Immediately. Money is needed TO
carry on the business. lG-lt
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The ice on the Yellowstone river is
breaking up and Will 20 oat soon if the
present mild weather continues few days
longer. At the mouth Of the Big Horn.
Oh the oath ult.. an ice gorge was formed
which Threatened to destroy the ferry
boat at that point. bat with the aid OF 4
large number of men and several yoke of
cattle it WIS finally rescued from I'M
pending danger. Clarh's Fork Bottom
has been considerably flooded for several
DAYS past. interfering with regular coach
travel and ncccSsitafing the transfer OF
mail matter by Somewhat circuitous
,..,+a an bcrcaboc,.
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The partnership heretofore existing between
ID. l.. McCalu.n and :he undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent
ALBERT STEVENS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

man his thumb in the lunatic's
mouth, the latter was overpowered,
bound and taken to the County Jail.
He was recognized by the Sheriff as
a person he knew, aud his insanity
doubted, but after taking off the
cords that bound him, he developed
very strong symptoms. Since writ.
ing the above We understand that
Ward has undergone a medical ex
animation, and has been pronounced
insane.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

A mournful cast is discernible up
on tue countenance of the last Ga
lena Gazette, which results from the
death, in that city, Of Hon. II. II.
Houghton, who was at the helm of
that paper for 80 years or more, his
connection closing in '63. Mr..
Houghton was blessed with a true,
answering principle, that guided
him through life of 73 summers
and winters, without leaving a trace
of stain or blemish He WAS re-
spected and recognized as al able
editor by the early inhabitants of
this once famous mining district,
the majority of whom have preceded
him in his peaceful sleep. His love
for quietude in old age placed him
beyond the acquaintance of most of
the present active class of men, hut
we desire to Impress upon their
minds that by the death OF Mr.
Hougton one of the brightest lights
of an early day has been extin-
guished.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

bone. He grasped the wound with
his hands and ran out doors saying
that he was killed. His fellow work
men followed when he fell. He bade
them good by, and expired just as
they carried him into his mothers
door. He was a good, Industrious
boy, the main support of his mother,
and his sudden, terrible death is
greatly deplored.- PlatteciAe Witness
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

MONDAY night the boot aud shoe
shop of Peter Frieden was entered
by some villainous cuss or cusses,
who stole three pairs of fine boots,
two pairs Of shoes, and possibly some
less valuable articles. Entrance was
made through the back window,
which was supposed to have been
fastened down with a nail. Some
pots containing flower plants were
on the window sill, which received
the greatest protection, having been
placed carefully one side, and the ten
derest branch uoinjured No trace
remains to direct the loser where to
find the stolen goods, but, thanks to
the daily occurring tact, time is sure
with its just rewards.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

THAT improved "shine 'em np'
mixture at Capt. Priestley's is more
than commonly immense One ap-
plicatiOn will last rs long as the
brogauds themselv, 8. Mud, water,
nor time cannot erase the shine and
charm 1t possesses, aud the most
valuable feature of all is, in using
this you are relieved of the sinful
act of breakin. the Sabbath now SO
universally practiced by polishing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

WE wish our business men, wheth-
er or not of supersticious, whim-
ical nature, to know and hold tho
same firmly in memory, that We can
furnish as good materia! and do as
good work for the same money US
can be had anywheres.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

THAT restlessness exhibited at the
different churches in this city during
the evening services, by a certain
class of lads and lasses getting up
aud going out just as the minister
enters upon his discourse, not only
disturbs attentive listeners and au.
noys the preacher, but uears evidence
OF their il-breeding aud lack of the
COmmoneSt manners.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14

AT Monroe the other Sunday
several young ladies dropped into u
gurgling ranch without ceremony
and found to their astouishment
their beaus and sweethearts. There
are several fellows ''stagging it at
that place now, who think of going
west.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
Mineral Pointers Abroad and 9th.
er Interesting Notes.

=" "A0 81 OIAtS a OIOdu ana - Ia :
er Interes ting Notes.
EDITOR TRIBuNE:-A A brief no.
tice of concert given last Saturday
evening at the NJ +. church, of this
village by the choir, may not be un :.
interesting to number of your pat
rons, from the fact that four of your
es,imable cltizens-Miss Edith Rob
erts, Messrs. j. p. Hankins, j. Hoare
and Il Edgcombe, took promi.
nent part in the musical entertain.
ment. Mr.. Martin Hoare and broth
er, who at present are residents of
this village, also took part. These
two young gentlemen, by their ge-
niality and fine musical ability have
won for themselves hosts of friends
in Platteville A solo entitled 'Tir, f
was we'll rendered hy Miss Edith
Roberts, which was well appreciated
10y the audience Mr. J. p. Hankin's
"VilIage Blacksmith" Mr.Edgcomb',
"o|aye Ship and Mr.. J. Hoare's
"Love's Request" received meritel
applause The Instrumental music
| 10y the Messrs. Hoare was excellent
The "Quartette" and Trio selee-
tons from Belshazzar were admira.
bly, executed. We teel assured .ho,
our Mineral Point friends were ap.
preciated, and that they will always
be welcome to our village
AS to the merits OF the Plattevile
division OF the entertainment, VT
leave Bro. Rindlaub of the Wines
to determine.
The Annual Conference of the p
M. church will be held here this
week
Revs. Kent and JaclSa will occup,
the pulpit of the M. y. church neat
Sunday
| The street sprinkler has agaiI
made its appearance. Thanks to tht
enterprise of our business men.
The interest IN the cause of ten
perance in our community subsidt'
not, The ladies Of the w. &. Il. u
have pledged themselves to supply
temperance speakers for the Sunday
afternoon meetings during the year
Last Sunday evening Col. Rowell
the temperance reforlner, addressed
a large audience in the NJ. + church
on the subject Of temperance.
A few weeks ago Que Of your citi-
izens, Mr.. ]. Eden, delivered tenn
perauce lecture here which is gener
ally regarded as one OF the best ef-
forts OF the season.
On the 2Sth Of this mouth the
Fire Engine and "IIook and Lad.
der companies will have their an
nual parable and picnic The exer-
cises will consist Of speeches, brass
band music, dinner, and match
game of football between the COM
panie9.
A. l.. Brown, a prominent mor-
chant Of our village, has closed out
his business with the intention Of
| going west.
Just now Platteyille is suffering
| from drought. But little rain has
fallen for several weeks.
A CITIZEN.
Platteqllle, May L, 1919.
-#----
CALL on J. L. Hosking and see
his new stock OF candies.
"a :, ----
A GOOD second hand organ can be
had cheap for cash Apply to j. L
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY,, MAY H. 1879

friends then gave him q bottle of
cod liver oil, pint of melted lard, a
pint or so of the whites of eggs and
all the tobacco they could find in tie
house. He still lives
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
MOTTO tit.

| am now ready to do all kinds OF
teaming, and will furnish rock, sand
and lime on short notice All orders
left at Penroses meat market will
be promptly attended to.
ROBERT JULIAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
The Local Field.

~ Business Notices in local columns,
ssted, and in same type as local news, will
re Charged for at the rate Of 10 cents per line
aacn Insertion No business notice published
20 this department, first issue, for less than
~ cents.
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PosCoBEL has band of 2G mem-


PosCoBEL has band OF 2G menu
berS
SUNDAYS heat was duly recog-
nizel.
Miss Mammie Whittlesey has de-
parted for California.
john W Bennett, d. Jolly and VIM.
Leao left for Dakota last week.
S. 7 Osborne intends organizing a
class in voice culture at Darlington.
A Thanksgiving turkey repeats
badly for soihe; went to set aud is
now Matching oyster stories.
THr citizens oi Highland are an
appreciative class. They elected ).
P. Slnelker, Esq. President of the
village board at the late election.
Mr.. B. Pratt has become owner of
The trotting horse "Homely Jack" !"
undoubtedly the fastest goer in this
part of the State if properly handled.
A STACK of fax-straw on the farm
OF Mr.. Charles Williams caught fire
May ID, turning through five days,
the subsequent Saturday nights rain
falling to qneuch the fiery element.
By Saturday the telegraph line
between here and Dodgeville will be
ready for operation. Fred. Phillips
and assistants are now busily engag-
ed putting up the wire.
The western annual conference Of
the +. NJ. church begins its sessions
at PHttrvlI.r, to morrow, NJ 4y 18th.
The ministerial convention meets at
the sane place on the 18th inst.
THE soda--f -fuuntuip, connected
with the City Bakery is again in
running order. Ice cream will also
be served in the course of the week.
Don't forget it, but call and partake
freely.
AT the recent sale of the Galena
and Platteville Narrow Gauge, the
hondholders were the purchasers,
and 1t is expected that they will re-
par the road aud complete the ex-
tension at the earliest practicle date.
Go where you will no store looks
neatcr or more enticing than Matt
fraters His goods are first class
and fresh, and offered at prices that
vii act rs tonic to the pocket. In-
spection invited and satisfaction in
sared.
HERE is another libel, originated
by that adroit Free Press: "a poor
but bigh spirited woman in Chicago
pounds an old rag on the kitchen
table every morning to make her
nelBhboro believe that she has beef
steak Tor breakfast"
DAYS the Democrat of last Friday:
D. I Prideanx and family started
lot Nebraska this morning" Here
moro evidence of Democracy's
Liat nature. John is still visible in
"'4erai Point, aud will stay a while
ioh7er, notwithstanding the anxiety
q some to make note his departure.
a STAGGERING, shiftless fellow,
"Ho Lad every appearance of the
ramp specie, wandered ABOUT our
streets Monday evening, and. fear
'Ds what III he might attempt while
CUR good citizens were asleep, he
vas provided lodging at the CITY
''o.er, and the next morning per-
Ait.sd 70 skip.
: YONG man named Tenant, liY-
lAs few miles north of Lancaster
"''' tae effect Of swallowing a tea
spoonful Of arsenic. The dose was
re tnan his stomache would hold,
- : soon began to boil oyer. His
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-14
EEsga.

We would suggest that you try
those macheral, the best ia the
market at Osborne Il Sons corner
store, three doors above the post
Office.