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Z ;I'ASO.
t;TASO.
SOLUBLli Pa IIFIC GUANU.
TO TUE Pa TIERS AND FARMEKS OF
EJPfISit.

RICiic oxD VA. January 9th. 1879
ns ~ We Hfi":f ~ resigned the agency !Or the sale
VI .a'S taahc ~ ano Conn pany's brand..
onu':I fs cT as or settlement between .!Ie Pacific
i soaSpaf aud ourselves all the Gaset' cd but
VI 700 Including COLI cifons, &c. Is 10 I've
tn 'seG 1' r successors, NeSsrs. JOHN :. REESE
~ ~. w h"H iniofe whom commend 10 you. b,-
@ Iie, .ns Sonr' eIIlions with them win be beth pca.
sSh' ata sau Sfaciory.
.sf WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
frtA me above card you will please note that tho
AgsheS oI the Pacific Guano Company will be cou-
nStro er eaftcr by The undersigned from Baltimore
as"e!! az Richmond. The splendid reputation OF
S~aiuhie cIic GuinO, earned by Its superior excel
iehce Hn remarkable gapfubty To The soil OF Sir-
Rihis es pecialiy cotton. corn, aud tobacco DtH
cont1R ae 10 be StlSttfn>d. guarantee being aori
Ell IN ,ie wise iiiLage!lrn. oi the lacinc GuauS
Copir anv. which practically uii!iihiic rc3urct
~ ". cuiumaud--yi2., ample capital tSl.0o00J0l
':Sr nsre works, i:ost approved machinery, liryt
Gey o>its OF phosphate. bcs, scientific abiiy, 10 Al
Of which add long experience In The business Ia
co unectioa with Ihe undcrSs ed ~ general asen,s
| ID ting back 10 1865. We will keen supply Of
G. nato band ~ Norfo!h, 20. ,noutl, Peter burg,
| y ne Rchmuad.
JOHN s. REESE & Co, General Agents.
/ ia a29-3m Baltimore and li;chlnond.
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IMPORTANT TRIALs.-Judgc Christian yes
terday called attention Cf the Common
wcalth's Attorney and Mr.. John L. Young,
Of counsel for defence, to the fact that he
had made the writ OF rcnire .tuciGS IN the
PoindeX!er case rrturnablc on Thursday
the 18th instant. Mr.. Young indicated his
preference for 4 later date. but submitted
no proposition. The work of gc:tinga jury
will therefore be begun on The 18th. The
writ directed to the Sergeant OF the city OF
Richm.nd is for twcnty-four men, citizens
OF this corporation.
The case of Angelo Baccigalupo, indicted
for attempting to Kill his wife, was fixed for
trial OH Tuesday, 18th.
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@ tSss srsss spe-
cifc Tor Ca assumptions. Asthma, and threatening
Cous:,R-Con LIVER OIL AND LINE. As prepared
by DR.: Wilboi 1t Is robbed Of the pausealing taste.
ana also e'nbo dies preparation OF the Phosphate Of
Tame TtnZ ature She Very article required to aid
the healing qua Ii'is os the land to rccrcate where
disease has desh Dyed. This article also forms 4 re-
niurkaNe tonic. and Mil caHsc weak dcblIitatcd
per'ons tobecone s'rDag aud robust. 1t should be
kept in crew fan lily ier inSas use on the FIRST ap-
prarancc Of Coughs or Irritation or the Lungs
Manufaciursdouh by ~ Il. WLtgoR, Chemist, Ros-
on. Sold 81 all dl uggiSs.
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RAILWAY VERSUS OMNIErS.-Thc Rich
rnond (StrccO Railway Company, by their
csunscl. John B. Young, Esq, Yesterday
flied an application for an injunction against
\. w. CARRIER Il Co. and ID. \. Bell, propri-
etors OF omnibus lines. The railway COM
pany allcgc that these gentlemen are tres
passing upon their chartered rights, and
ask for protection &c.
Judge Fitzhugh directed that the COM
plainantS give reasonable notice 70 the de-
PENDANTS, "or to their respective attorneys
ut law. or. in fact, OF the time and place OF
moving for the said injunction; and that in
the mean time the complainant's bill and cX-
hibits be flied with the clerk OF This court,
so Is TO be accessible to said defendants,
and they be also notified OF that fact"
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A. t.+sciioN OF TEMPERANCE OFFicERs.-
/. : meeting Of shockoe Hlll Division. No.
Tho 'ohs san OF Temperance, held last evening,
S,s,,.o ,t.oo'ioswing officers were elected: E. ID.
W,IIIa1, ", T.; w. w. Williams, w. A.;
4. S W wiahcock, L. S.; r. Il. Buifort, A.
Anen ~ -. leigh Burton, +. S.; William T.
sour,na.,,, n. B. Wilson, Chaplain; Oliver
As,is,sstne' Conductor; L. L. Crenshaw,
/. r ps Conductor; S. l.. Atkinson. I. s. !;
". p ss'oa' y. s.; q. Fl. Valentine, +.
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n"ELLING-IIOUsE PARTLY BURSED.-At
1,.' =, O'Clock Yesterday morning Policeman
"t'st y, u C!sc9ycred fire issuing from the roof
~t, VI ,ne bflck dwelling al the corner OF Bu-
,""nlh and Jay streets, owned and occu-
tFa oy Mr.. William Whitlcck. He went
:, 49, S"Se 10 Station %, corner OF Seventeenth
aa MARSHALL streets, and turned in an
1nr l 70 Whlch tue apparatus responded
..:y speedily and went to woik. The roof
S'.lhe upper portion OF the house were
,,r,sa ,Iasea 70 the extent Of about S600-in-
So,fu ior $1,000 in The Mutual Assurance
,,'y ,s"Vhny ol Virginia. The fire burned so
Sp'u'y 'hat Dir. Whitlock and family barely
t,'.lea ;, IN their night. clothes. The origin
ne !. sae nre Is believed lo have been from the
6b"ocn 61br%scn OF kerosene-oil lamp, though
slonss l"'s suppose ihat the burning was occa-
,Gnt oy chimney-spark falling upon the
lIe s.oslne oolne very pretty work was done By
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IFo- the Dispatch.l

..,... RICHMOND, Va, AEfil 7, 1879.
/ beg leave to call the attention Of the
officials to the dogs with aud without me-.
dals) which are allowed on the grounds OF
the "Capitol ST.are"; also. the goats
which are freqrently seen in " Hoiywood."
Isn't there lazy prohibiting such thlngss
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POLICE COURT, M0SgAY-hctlng P0,tce'
Justice j. j. Crutchie!d preSId'H9.-~isa...
bella Allen (colorcd) was fined 81 Tor assault
ard battery. -
Cri.sie Flcmin. r2olored) was iinad -
and cost ior trcspasan2 Oil the promises oi
Lewis Doughty aaL: Using insulting IAN
guage 10 his wife.
Alexander johnson tGoiorct0, 4 SUSPICIOUS
character, was c4mQitted to Jail IL. default
OF surety. .,
George Miller a yasrant, was seat TO jail
for ten daVS.
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FRANK ID. HfrI. & Co, 1 PM, truttetes ,le OF
brick dwelling and lot nf crnunt on NJ uorI,
tide of Jackson street between Ciarket tnt Price
streets.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD. 81 T.. NJ. trntH = sale
of small lOI~r and Tot on ~ west sidhf If Filth
street bet twp-u jackson and Duval.
ROBERT u. HNE +, IN y. NJ iruace's sag OF large
wo-story t:al!ie detached uEeiinS OILS trcckcr's
Hin. head Of Nineteenth street.
G0DDIS, 5 r. A brick aoie ana IN cllIng on
The south slde " MaTsmsl'Det"ecih Hth and
Sixth streets.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS: l2'M. ~. ,Mi-' anI ~ T.
NJ. granlri-front brick tenement So 1929 e,st
Frank In: store No. l3 p3;t'air strrst dwrlIIn"
NO. 4l0 Main street bet"cr fohrH nnd Fiji.
streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 5 r. NJ. 3 road-street
store .friy No. 30 8 s.ast broad str cct.
JNO. T.. LA :iGI1TON, 1OE a.. NJ. aiiiai twarc iron
safe. showcases. crockGry saSsHaI t. talrstry
.curpct4, snrnitarr, &c.
FRANK }. SAMPSON, J. ,: NJ, 9ou .ImI., ,ioucr,
sale of 40 building lots In Tcris's addition TO
Manchester.
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COLoRED BAPTIST SCNDAY-SCHOoL Union
The regular monthly meeting OF the Baptist
Sunday-School Union took place on Sunday
at the Second Baptist church. Mr.. Bowler
(the preSidenU called the meeting to order.
4 passage OF Scripture was reast by Rev.
D. A. VassaI. The reports from the various
schools were read, showing the progress
made during the past month. There were
several recitations by the children. The
singing, under the leadership OF Stephen
Jones, was excellent. Mr. w. {. Roane
then delivered an address on the "Irue
Objects OF tbe Sunday School" and was lol-
lowed by Rev. Mr.. Constantine, late mis-
sioparr to Africa. After singing Old Hun
dred the meeting adjourned.
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MoFFITT REGIsTER-.1HR REPORT foh
M.pcH.-Thc following is the report OF the
registers in the upper district (we'l ol
Twelfth strceD for the month OF March !:
Number of alcoholic drinks 44,!6", amount
OF fax, s1,104.0s; number OF mat arlhhs
60, ,2Ss, tax, 1901, l,4+-total, 81. 4o3 o.. lnete
are in this district 152 alcoholic ana 10 'Hal'
registers. r.,,,, ..uoo,
In the Second district Qrom Iwelf'h ssfee1
east) the number OF alcoholic drinks regis,
tered was 2G,557, tax. S663oo; huuott VI
malt drinks registered 3O,S25, tax, Slo1'l5-
total, SSlS.0G. ,;o,
In this district there arc l3O alcohoilc anu
IS matt registers. The total alcono,ie .aA
in the city was Sl.l6S.0! the ihhlt .aA,
S455.57. The aggregate 10 'he Gil! was
-, ,23g.5S.
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WEATHER REPORT.

VIOLATIONS foS To-DAY.--For the Mid
=, Atlantic States. areas OF light rain. fol-
,-rnd H% hy clearing weather. falling followed
Sy rising temperature, generally higher ba-
-3mc,cr, and winds mostly from north to
west. ~ c.
tlnpdy weather. occasional rain. warm
>,,,,hwcst shifting 10 colder northwest
uinds, followed 10y higher pressure.
TuS WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
mid. and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. "A
4 VI. IS: noon. co; 5 i. NJ, 56; 6 L.
y -; midnight. %.
vran temperature. 53 &c.
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NOTIONS. FANCY GssthD =. &c.
7sG4tRs&E. DC.

V G.. CROWN LICOa.CE. We invite
4 ..thc SPECIAL attention Of t0 acco mannrlc
tur,.r> 10 our y g. ClsUWS ~ 4 fine article of
licrrirc. We warrant reach rILS Ot ~ Crown brnud.
we I'm We also In stock weii-knO an brands Of e.
ASCII(hs. 7. ; ,gCth, SC. REFINED and
GRAPE SUGAR, eXiru hsaHy Si REPS &c.
apI s. Y. STOKES " co.
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TsxE COMMON COUNCIL.

TAX ON PHYSICAL OF THE
MAYoR-vARIoUs RECOMMENDATIONS
FINANCE MATTERs-REpoRT FROM THE
COMMITTEE ON LlGHT-EXTEN>IoN OF
wATER-PrpEs IN MARSHALL whRD-oR-
DINANCEs-GARBAGE- &C.
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psRsosAL.-Maior Boykin Is IMPROVING:
u;s condition is regarded 's good as IL
c,I,,d lH be under the circumstances OF tne
attack. ,-.;o =, fhar,as ci.v
county, was In the city yesterday,
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r LADIES' SU,rEK.-Lrhc ladies of Broa3.
Street Methodist, church will giTte supper
tonight. A moderate price has been hXfd.,
and they rslH upon their friends to. pa-
trOniZc.
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have aar,yEcd the wbskey ElDSrs under tlS
brand Of - f. SHIECT niroe,f hy Msasrs WAL
TER d. BLAtR. s Cos Rlehmo sd: Va. and fpi liz
FREE FROM rE:StL oil and uti II inipariIcs atIA
recommend rs sc for mcdlctnai' and rimiiy I2y.
poses. j. II. M.:'ANv, VI d.,
la'e Professor IF Chr:A'try;.
Medical College Ut yIrs,tuiia~
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SAVE MONEY hy barring your printing done aIsl
DISPATCH rHlSTiNG-llOUsE. Good work, IL
prices, and satisfaction guara nteed
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u. kLLYSoS Il CO.. aurGlIsY aaensa,. Ilscrt: rESs
vcrtSeneGts In all Of the nrws arrs ci the Unitaa
Sines st publishers rates. Ord es e;t al the Dts.
pGtch coIntiaSroom will receive proravt atte1a-.;
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AUCTION SALES Ty1IS DAY.

KS On: oil satss Of Real Estate Ts1de bstsa
the lSt Of JnRuGrg 0uni last 0f Jnne the rLaeS
the pre2ent ysar hare 10 D. paid ~ thG puretd
On al safes 1,aaie bet,oeen the Ls4 0:J@i sG7sd
Of the year Me.arss hare to be ;,ntd ~ these
(Thls custom was adopted abCut hfteen year
b. all the real estate agents In RichMolid, IN
plies to Richmond and vicinty.l
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HrsrlHGs Court, IESrERDAY.-The graEG
Jury OF the Hastings Court yesterday found
true bills for felony in the following cases
hn.clo Baccigalupo, for fcioniously stab
hing and woundinS Mary &. BacciSaIupo,
wjtp intent TO kill; Wilia:1T. Mitchell, iof
stealing gun from +. w, Iignor; True b.
Higgins, for fcloniousIy >htlinS Joel Clay
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A HEAVY. G,as-FisH.-A c9lOred man
while fishing in the basin yesterday Caught
Il ear-fsA weighing ten pounds.
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y Il He SUPFt T. NJ +
" COURT OF AHtFgAIS, HELD At TTit:
STATE GUURT-H -HDCSg. IN # II T. CITY OF
RICnst0SD On THE l21H MARCH,. 1879:
Robert A. tisskie air " 7 liam II. C3skie executors
Of John Casklr, ,lts easef . uppexhts. against
. Caskje Harrison. .jiao y. Caskc. aB others, ap-
rclcss. npon III avg al fr )n >tvtra decree. pro-
naunctd. ny ta ~ IGctl y Court OF the city OF
Rchmoud.
The .D;ect Of tiic me- ltion flied In this cause Is TO
have tho Said dtsi1n~ Df the trnce ~ Court Oi the
city Df RchmSEd rs!cwc'. aui rev -rSci by Tie said
Sunrc me Conr ~ ~ ,pcais OF Yirs Iua.
And africa LnlaEu b.- r made uu, fled tiat the
dt tr'ldants a'npn III med. taSkc ] urfisDn and John
y. Caskie. nns rrsld .utS Gf his state they
required 10 apRrx' her, on tb = 18TH DAY Of
APRIL NEXT. ~ d H. puhi .li!on 81 this order,
AMI do What h eSsar 10 r tcct their iuteicstS
In This suii-
\ Capy,--.'rStr:
NH s. 'yu44 Gf ORGE X TAYLOR. C.. e..
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tE'hit' II aa ncen 'sity- makes hairdrrssIng IN
d!sSenSahle 10 msny The new TIGO1 " whfci,
Dr. AiEnS lahoatS ry sues Is one OF the most de-
ligatful we haze used IL restores not only The
color, but Glcos and luxuidanre. .s faded sud gray
halr..
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PEG-Ask your station er

GOT-ErPEtS-SoT-T, improved.
T--Frtcs, i0c. by mo II, zoe.
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AN EsTARt-ssuED .FAcT!-tIEnosA% BoscaE4
& BROTHER Keep the largest and best-sssor,ei
stock Of I,eots Shoes, Trunks, vaRses. &c. IN ,,,e,
c;iy-509ian i'll BRO, I'd st sect
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Aftnc,y use or Hop Bittcrs Will keep O whole
family In robust health year with but LITTLE cos:.
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COMMONWEALTH or SlRGiSlA,}
OFFICE Or AUDITOR or PUBL ACCOUNTS. 7
RICHMOND, March 81. 1879.
TT AFFORDS NE PLEASURE to ee:-
l. tify TO the efficiency OF Mr. &. Il. SMITH -
Treasurer OF Caroline county. ...
There Is county or eity the taxes OF which nave
been more promptly PAID In or accounted Or than
those Of the count! of Caroline since Mn SSiJ hxa
bSen Treasurer. WILLIAM T.. TAYLOR.
ep 7.2t Auditor OF Public Accounts
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CLIO SEi:.' SEED.

CLIO SEi:. iEEH.
SGa Hu ) Ill IL 5 PRIME CLOVER
COSt SEE -.
500 y-.Sncls PRIy = oa' .HAHD.G.ASS SEED
Alsf oGr US lal supply oi
FRESH AZ D GfiC ICE GRhSS-SEEiiS,
II sscIe and f,r;: ~ 5y
ALLlSOI; < II OLSON, seed Merchants.
"a 99-3m 1922 Cary street.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04

Everywhere we meet men and women
who are mere wrecks OF themselves-vic-
Tins OF nervous debility-people who are
ever on the lookout for something they
can ''take" which will restote the tissue
Of wasted nerve, which will bring back
brain power, which will give again the
health that has been squandered by over
cxertion, by going without sleep, by in
diligence in stimulants, by excesses of
various sorts, by continuous violations OF
hygienic laws. But there is no such thing.
Wasted health is like wasted time, ire
coverable. We build ON wha. is left, but
what is gone is gone forever. 1t has been
proved that our climate makes US, as a
people, peculiarly nervous and sensitive;
therefore we should certainly counteract
this tendency by every means in our pow
er; we should cultivate whatever will
make US less sensitive, less nervous; we
should avoid stimulants and excitements
and conserve by every means within our
reach our nervous power. There are vari-
Gus ways in which we may do this. Ear
ly, regular, sufficient sleep, abundance Of
plain, nutritious and well-cooked food,
avoidance of all stimulating beverages,
proper adjustment OF the clothing to
changes in temperature and moisture, hab-
itusl indulgence in simple but satisfying
pleasures, avoidance of close, hot rooms
at all seasons OF the year-these are some
OF the requisites that make health sure to
the well, and restore Il or bufl 1t up again
In those who are sick. These conditions
lie within the reach OF many, If not all.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04

| which fire was started, steam raised AMI
the machinery Sc: in motion. Our readers
can judge by this weeks paper, in com
parison with last, how great an improve
ment our new machinery is over the old
Thinking our readers would all be pleas
ed to see what Oar new press looks like
we have taken the trouble to obtain Il cut
of it, and append also brief description
of how it works.
When ready to start the press and print
the papers, the feeder mounts a stand at
the side of the press and from bundle OF
papers placed on the feed-board seen on
the top of the press, he places one sheet
at time ut the front edge of the feed
board, where it is caught by grippers at
taclled to the large round cylinder seen in
the cut. The grippers hold the sheet firm
ly to the cylinder, which travels around
from the top toward the front of the press.
When the portion Of the cylinder OH which
the paper is held gets down near the bot
tom, the bed of the press on which the
type has been placed runs under the ink
rollers and travels with the cylinder until
the paper is printed, when it reverses and
comes to the front end again. In the
meantime the paper travels on and is de-
posted, nicely printed, or the table seen
standing on the floor at the back of the
press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04

BOHEMIAN MONTANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 1879.

west half, or the half fronting on both
streets, is the one occupied by the CoU-
RIER. 1t is lighted by ten windows, max
ing it by far the best lighted printing Of
flee in Montana. Eighteen feet of the front
end of the building have been partitioned
off and will be used for the business office
and editorial rooms. This leaves room
62x22 for the composing room and for the
printing presses, engine, paper cutter,
mailing machine and other necessary init
chinery.
Early the past slllamer one OF the pro-
prietors of the COURIER personally devot-
ell several weeks of his time in examining
the various makes of presses in use in
Eastern cities. and after deciding on which
was the best tor our purpose, purchased
one of COttrell 4 Babcock's s celebrated Air
Spring Drum Cylinder Presses. At the
same time he also purchased two-horse
power steam engine, an addressing ma
chine for printing the names and addresses
Of subscribers on the papers, and Il large
amount OF new job type, etc. Since his
return an order was telegraphed East for
IL Peerless Paper Cutter, which arrived
just in time to be the first piece of machin-
cry placed on the floor of the new build
ing.
The press and engine were all ready to
run before the Office was moved in, after
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04

The bed of the press is 32x50 inches. oil
large enough to print a paper considerably
larger than the present size of the Cot
RIER, thus enabling us to enlarge the pa
per when it becomes necessary.
The press has been greatly improved
over that of other makes, by the incorpOr-
alton, from time to time, of the following
valuable patented improvements:
l. The Air-Spring, which natural move
ment. by simple automatic device, is
rendered non-compressible when passing
over the centre by hand. This improve
ment facilitates the convenient handling of
the machine while making ready form.
the bed being movable with as much ease
as if no springs were used on the press.
2. The Hinged Rolier-Frame, which en-
ables the pressman to uncover his form
rollers at Il moments notice. When clos
ed, the rollers and distributors are secure
ly ''lOcked'' in position, and the adjustable
bearings of the rollers are entirely un,lis-
tlrbed
3. Two substantial Steel Rollers are ad-
justably boxed on the girt to which the
side-frames are bolted. These wheels op-
crate in connection with prepared extra
tracks beneath the bed, which. with the
ordinary ribs, sliders, steel rollers and
tracks, constitute four distinct bearings
under the impression, rendering spring
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04
NEW BUILDING.
New Power Press, Paper Cutter, En-.
Sime. Mailing Machine, etc.

Last week the Office of the AvANT COU-
RIEk was removed into its new quarters,
and is once more permanently located.
Our new building, One-halt of which was
built expressly for the AvANT COURIER
printing and publishing house, is 4SxS3
feet in size, is built Of brick and stone and
is one of the most substantial buildings in
Montana. The walls at present are but
one story in height, being but II feet in
the clear. The owners contemplate pu.-
ting on Il second story next summer. and
have accordingly covered the building
with temporary root. When completed
it will be the handsOmest, as well IS
tie most substantial business building
in BOZeman. 1t is also contemplated
to make the building as near tire-proof as
it can possibly be made. Its location is an
excellent one. being in one of the best bus
mess portions OF the town ant! on IL PROM
inent corner. 1t fronts AZ feet on Main
street. which is 50 feet in width, and 50
feet on Tracy streets, which is 81 feet
wide.
During the winter and until the second
story can be erected, the east half of the
building will he used as Il warehouse. The
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-12-04

At the banquet Of the Army of the Ten
nessee in Chicago, there were loud calls
for Mark Twain. After hearing about al
much OF that kind of thing as he could
Gen. Sherman hauled MIR. Clemens Out
from his hiding place, and the latter spoke
as follows, in his ininitable style:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: just this
moment heard Gen. Sherman shy to gen.
tlemen sitting in my neighborhood that Il
he would promise not to speak more than
two minutes, he would let him get up
[Laughtcr.] He didn't say that to me
[laughter-and l judge by his remarks to
me he would not allow me quite so much.
Laughter, and voice ''Louder."] "But''
shouted Mr.. Twain, and the audience re-
spoRded with = laugh-'fs that loud
enough? ?" Renewed laughter.l I have not
listened to a bad speech tonight, and do
not propose to be the man to furnish you
one. [Laughter.1 would, If had time
and permission, 60 on ard make an excel
lent speech llaughter]- 1 never could
make good impromptu speech without
several hours to prepare it. uong and
continued laughter and applause.1
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young fellow with the double chin, and he
p0cketed his fifth bottle and waited for fur
ther oratory. His remarkable faith stag
gered the dealer, who finally said:
~ guess you have enough tor this time.
Take according to directions, and you will
soon feel the beneficial effects"
"Yes, will thank you ever so much
yes" stammered the young man. '''This
ERE remedy isn't good tor fits, is it?"
swell, well" slowly answered the vend-
er-''that is, 1t is not regular cure for
fits"
'',rhen I think I'll take what I've got
aud get cured of all those things you men,
toned, and then 60 for the fits alone and
give 'em thunder and blazcs! Wouldn't
your'
II guess So"
"Yes. that's the way. II you bring out
anything for fits, want you to save me
gallon. I've been under the weather just
IS long as can stand it. Good-by."'