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• somma l amenomew THE MADISONIAN. SATU &DAY, JULY 11, 1874. MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS. A copy from the ••11eures d' Aune d, Bretagne,\ by 31. Curmer. on vellum. wa, sold in Paris recently for 1d,000 francs. 1So bell can ring so loudly as a good ad- vertisement. People will believe what they see rather than what they hear. Chief Justice Di xon.of Wisconsin,has re- signed his position beeause he got only 24.000 a year. He can do better practising law. John H. Ballow. a cclored man. has been admitted to the bar of Rhode Island, bein the first colored lawyer in that State. The poll -tax col7ector of Pioche had a winiher of Cainamen arrested and sent to for retu-ing to pay. .To , eph Arch is expected to bring a party of oppressed English farm laborers to Can- ada and an Agricultural Union has voted him $5.000 for that purpose. Deacon Safford, of Black Rock. in thi, State, has been arrested for smuggling whisky and butter in a barrel supposed to contain eggs. A negro barber in Leavenworth refused to shave an Indian on account of complex- ion. As a rule no pure-blooded Indian needs allaying. There is a strip of track thirty miles long on the Kansas Pacific railroad, without a curve, and no grade more than three feet to the mile. The gleam of a head -light is vis- ible fourteen miles away. The new directory of Chicago. just out, gives that city an increase of 76,000 in the population during the last year. Taking the ratio of 31 persons to each name in the directory, the total population is 532.000. The Pall Mall Gazette. noticing the de- ereaae of the importation of swine into England. says: `•It is only fair to give the the credit of this diminished import of swine to the Soriety for the Promotion ot Christianity among the Jews.\ A band of Crneaders. in San Francisco, while standing on the sidewalk. outside a saloon, broke through and tell a diatance of ten feet into the mud below. They were not hurt. but. after extricatine themselves, the meeting adjourned abruptly. At Eureka. Nevallaai eurious suit for the poaseeaion of a child has been A toin ! , on be- tween two women. both claiming to be its mother. The child is perfectly white. while one of the claimant, is a full-blooded ne- gress, and yet the case has lasted for some time. Black flies, which trout anglers on the eastern rivers and lakes have a lively knowledge of. are quite abundant this year. To such an extent did they swarm on the Eastport and North American Railroml lately that they stopped a train of meson ait up s erade until the rails were scraped of the oily matter. A correspondent of the Tribune states that Chief Justice Dixon of Wisconsin AY110 resiened his office the other day ostenailbly on the ground that its salary was insufficient really means to be elected to the Senate in the place of Matt Carpenter, if the Repub- lieans should succeed in carrying the State at the next election. Death from the bite of a snake is not a frequent oceurrenee in Scotian I. hitt one oeeurred there recently from this cause. In Sutherlandshire. a little girl of fon r years was in the field hunting for bir,1,.• no.a: when she was bitten on the leg by an :elder. faom the effects of which she died forty- eight hours afterward, in great agony. Shaking hands across the bloody ehaam means something in Golden City, Colorado . A military company has been organized there consisting entirely of soldiers of the Federal and Confederates armies. The captaincy has been given to a Colorado Un- ion ex -officer, the fir,t lieutenancy to a reb- el. and the second lieutenancy to a Maine Man. curious suit was recently brought by a female vocalist, in San Francisco. It appears that recently her goods and chattels were seized for rent, and among them was a book in which she had pasted all the newspaper notices of her exploits. The lady valued this treasure at $500. and brought suit to recover it, but the judge did not value newspaper criticisms very highly and dis- missed the suit. The bidding on the stallion \Sam Purdy.\ at auction sale in San Francisco. was one of the most exciting affairs of the day. Ile was started at $10,000, which was rapidly raised to $16,000 by $1,000 bids, and then the bids were at $51)0 until he reached $10.- 000 when Mr. Hendrickson raised him up to $20.000. Three more bids at $500 each. knocked him down for $21,500. Dean Richmond, of the New York Cen- tral Railroad, wrote the most Illegible hand. and an owner or a small building sit- uated on land belonging to the road having received a scrawl from him which he could not decipher. supposed it to be a free pass over the road, and when, after waiting three months', Mr. Richmond asked the man why he didn't remove the building he found be had been using the document to which his signature was attached as a pass. and had been riding on the strength of it all summer. A Lexington (Ky.) paper relates that in that vicinity recently a party of thieves, wearing disguises. broke into the house of a widow lady and demanded that the lady should prepare them something - to eat. This was done, and the men ate heartily, but the lady had mixed poison with the food, and the next n.orning two of the thieves were found dead. One of them is said to be re- cognized as the lady's nephew. An Iowa doctor writes of the remarkable grasshoppers that do so much damage in that State: \In my opinion they come from the lower British Possessions. They are a very hardy insect. It takes quite a breeze to kill them. Immerse one in water for three hours, and he'll come to and have a better mastieative and digestive faculty than ever. They will devour arsenic with the avidity of a modern belle. When their wings are well developed they have a better locomotive power than the old W estern Stage Company ever had, and those that are here have at this date got a wing develop- ment now of about a quarter of an inch, while the body is about three-quarters of an inch in length.\ The New Bedford Mercury says: \ If there is an individual of an ambitious and at the same time retiring frame of mind. wanting a title. and yet weary of the bustle of' the great world, here is a fine opportu- nity to indulge his wishee. Gov. Nathaniel e.;avory. of the Borien Islands. died recent- ; ly. and as there is no one there capable of Piling his place, the government died out. ; end every one did that which seemed right in his own eyes.\ These islands are 500 1 ' miles northeast of d apan and have a popu- lation of 200. Corn. Perry bought of Gov. Savory a part of the harbor of Port Lloyd , on one of these Islay& as a naval station. The deed has been carefully preserved, though the contra has not been fulfilled. ; Zhtatiry was a hative of Massuhusetts, and i AMA prtporty.\ THE MADISONIAN, VIRGINIA CITY MONTANA, SATURDAY JULY 11, 1874. \ON THE SIDE.\ The man that would take a airl away from lei' mother to marry her in ,` is weather is beast whom it were base flattery to call a sallarnauder. A country paper. in its advice to corres- pondents. says: - If you ever studied punc- tuation at all, punctuate; but it you have not, let it slide.\ Waterbury, Conn., has a bashful young man who made a call one evening, and after partaking of a little ice cream, asked- - Is there anything else?\ A scrub race- Washerwomen. -Lowell Courier. Not exactly. A scrub rate \wrings in\ all who offer. but the washerwoman ••wrings out.\ There's the rub. The difference between a jailor and a jew- eler is this: The jailor watches the cells. and the jeweler sells the watches. They eat strawberries with \enthusiasm\ out Vest. We prefer a little cream and sugar with our. Young lady at the altar- \I want to know whether we are going to keep house or board, before going into this thing?\ A great interest has been excited in the examination of dams throughout New Eng- land. Those with an \n\ to them break loose the more frequently. Oyster;! One needs the genius of a Shelley To tidy hymn these treisureA of the sea - Salacious dabs or appetizing jelly, Sources of epigastric ecstasy! Every irue American is born in a fever, lives in a dyspepsia. and seeks relief in death at every railroad station, ferry, and crowded thorotosheare. Some men are, perhaps. too finely organ- ized. A lovely Akron girl has just lost a chance of a huaband, because he caught her examining her bark hair with a microscope. I want to be it pihrrim. And with the pilgrims land, A passport in my pocket, A guide -book in my hand. The editor of a temperance paper named Todd has sued a eotemporary for affection- ately caning him Toddy. And \y\ should a man waste his alphabet on a cold -water mall? \Six feet in his boots!\ exclaimed Mrs. Beeswax. -what will the impudence of this world come to, I wonder: W hy, they might as well tell ma that the man had six head , in his hat.\ Said a pompous husband, whose wife had stolen up behind and given him a kiss- -31:01a m. t consider such an act indecor- otes.” - Excuse me,\ said the wife, \I did Hot know it was you.\ •••• In Springtield, 0., there is a festive hen who had laid her egg* up in au apple -tree, and is now sitting on a bare bough in bliss- ful ignorance that her eggs went to grass as haat as she laid 'em. A Chicagoist writes from New York: \Ail my eilhrts to get in the ball were in vain.\ It is a great nuisance to have such feet where the hall doors are not built to accom- modate them. Ladies who like peace are making ar- rangements to have their dressmakera' hills sent three days after they leave town. Gen- tlemen who like peace ask nobody home to dinner, and order champagne to be sent iionie at the same date. Here's a love -stanza all the way from Omaha: And as we traveled thron:ch the ileitis, And thr,ogn tne caugied fern, I tote my ant-'1;',-aleiii 1,Lein3, And ti itt t Iput on Hera. Quill) anti his wife had a bit of eanten - thou, the other day. 'el own that you have more brilliancy than I.\ said the woman, -but I have the best .judgment.\ 6• Yes,\ said Quill,. \your choice in marriage shows that.\ Quilb was informed that he was a monster brute. At this season of the year the knowing young man stands out in the moonlight and tenderly says: •.‘ Ask Inc anything else, dearest, bet don't-'Ion't entreat me to sit down and wait a few minutes. Jane,those steps have just been painted. I've been there before.\ \George said a young wife. \if you find a sweeter spot than our home, describe it to HIP. and I will rival it if I die in the at- tempt.\ George murmured a little some- thing about the ten-spot, and a few minu- tes later entered the druggist's with his head bandaged, and hurriedly called for a vial of arnica. Bells were tolled when the death of Sum- ner was announced in Danbury. and during the knell a Liberty Street man rushed into the street and wanted to know where the tire was. He was informed that there was no lire. \Then what's the matter?' \Sum- ner is dead.\ \Did he live here?\ \No.\ - Die here?'' \No.\ •• Well, what's up?\ A countryman with his bride stopped at a Troy hotel, the other day. At dinner, when the waiter presented a bill of fare, the young min inquired-- What's that ?\ -That's a bill of fare,\ said the waiter. The countryman took it in his haad.looked inquiringly at his wife and then at the wai- ter, and tinallv dove down into his pocket and insinuatingly inquired-- How much is it?\ There was something pathetic in the po- sition of the German florist, who, in the hi t 'mess 0! his heart, exclaimed: \I have so much double mit tie ladies % - en tley come to buy mine rose; dey vanta him nice go - lour; dey 1\;tnt him elierydin;!• in one rose. I hopes I am not vat you call an uncallant man, but l have somedings to say to dat !allies: \nal:one. I never often see ladies dat was beautiful, dat was rich. dat vas good trinper, dat vas your% dat vas clever. dat vas perfection, i one ladies. 1 see her much not.\ A Wheelinaa West Virghfa. paper gives the followhe..; spicy examination which took place at the United States District Com t: Attorney -Please state your name, age. residence, and occupation? Witness -My name is John Reynolds; I reside in Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, my profession for the past two weeks has been that of a lawyer, but previous to that time I was a mill-wright. Attorney -What were you engaged in last W int er? 'Witness (turning to the Court' -Am compelled to answer that question? C s%e t n otrt-Yes, you are compelled to make anv Witness-Well. then, gentlemen, I am sorry to state I was a member of the last Legislature. Sam Slick didn't admire opera. \What's this?\ he exclaims, \just look at that gal at the pianny; airth and seas what a crash it seems as if she would bang the instrument into a thousand pieces. I guess she's vexed at somebody. and she's pegging the pianny out of spite. Now comes the singin.' See what faees she makes. She streches her mouth open, and turn. up the white of her eves like a duck in a thunders'orm. She's In a musical eestacy: she feels good allover. But, hello! what under the sun is she about now? Why, her voice is goin' down her throat and comes out as hoarse's as a man's; anti that dandy feller along side of her is singin' the falsetter. Why, they've actilly changed voices: the gal sings like a man. and that screamer like a woman. This is acieneet this is a taste; this is fashion; but llabg too If It's rtatur.\ J. F. STO ER. Wholesale and Retail Dealer GROCERIES, DR. L. DAEMS. DR. E. T. YAGER. AA Ems & yAGER Liquors, Tobaccos, and Produce of all Kinds, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, and Lard, Etc., Etc. OF MONTANA critING. fr - EEPS a well -assorted stock al - 5 On hand of MINER'S TOOLS AND FARMER'S 1MPLEMETS. I will at all times pay the highest cash price for PORK, WHEAT. OATS. nARLEY, FLOUR POT tiTOES, BUTTER, AND PIZOlstit E OF ALL KINDS. T - 1 AR 11 ERS will do well call and see 11 - Me - before selling their produce. Give me a call before purchasing. Lower Wallace Street, VirginiaCity,- Montna 1- ti f. HIRAM BRUNDAGE, GUNSMITH AND MACHINIST, AND DEALER IN GUNS, PISTOLS. LOOSE AN D FIXED AMMUNITION. SPORTING GOODS, POCKET CUT- LERY, ET('., ETC. TJ - AVING secured the largest En - Lk gine Lathe in the Territory, which ena- b,4at me to repair anything in my line, from s quartz mill or locomotive to a sewing machine SHOP. one door below C. L.Dahler's Bankina..^ Wallace St., Virginia City, M. T 1-ltf I. STASBURGER. DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY i)ry Goods I)ry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods 1)17 Goods Dry Goods Day 0 I-1 Ivry Dry Goods Goods DRY GOODS. Dry Geods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry . Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Goods Dry O F every variety and description. An examination and comparison of stock and prices, is respeetfully solicited. tp'Orders from the country will re- ceive s:seeial attention. I -It Dry THOROW3H3RED Short, Horn Stock FOR SALE AT THE Home Park On Upper Passaniaria Valley , F ROM some of the most celebrated 1 nerds ot Kentucky, and of the ENGLISH FAMILIES. 911101101:G 11 lilt1:13 - . .and high-grade 1_ CALVES toe sale. SEDMAN t McGREGORY, 1-7tf. Proprietors. GALLATIN CITY HOTEL JOHN A. CULVER. Proprietor. jALLATIN CITY M3ITTANA. T nis House has been recently re -fitted and the proprietor will eadeavor to make it a Ii ,tel. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. FURNITURE. (x1(). II. c214,4kizi --- Proprietor. Walaes Street, Virginia City Montana. I vrily : 1 -ou make your wile a V prez , ent of a nice Ft each Bedstead, a nat-not Work -Box, a Rocking Chair, or some other desirable and useful article of fur - ohm e. which can be had at my Furniture BOOMS. Cheap for Can. KEEP for sale. YARN 1511. (in small quantities) COFFIN TRIMMINGS, of all kinds, %civet. black .ind while Merino. Silk and Satin. Trimm ing Gimps anti Fringes. a full assortment 1,f Handles, Screws, Tacks. Tassets. Studs. Nails. Fringe Tacks. Plates. Etta T WILL furnish Trimmings coin plete. O RDERS from the Country prompt- ly attended to. C OFEINS made on the shortest notice. A LL kinds of Wood Turning done, and with machinery, and other laCill ties, I can do Carpener Work cheaper than you can get it done elsewhere in the Territory 1-6t1. NEVADA HOTEL. Nevada City, Montana. WILLIAM BRANTNER, Proprietor. THE proprietor has refitted the building formerly occupied by the \Shoo -Fly \ geocery, and otters tirst-elass hotel accummo- d itious to the traveling public. Board pier week Single meals The bar attached to the house wi 1 he suppled at all :Mae* WW1 CLiolee LlqUore and Citratii. Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, TTEEP constantly on hand a full IX. assortment of Pure Drugs Medicines, Chemicals and .:.ssay Materials. PAINTS. our:1. DYES. PLRFFMFRY FANCY ARTICLES, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, GLASS. Also keeps a complete assortment of atent Medicines, AT THE CITY DRUG STORE, WALLACE :STRIET, VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA. Special attention paid to COMPOUNDING PERSCRIPTIOlok 1-1t JOHN G. VETTER, MANUFACTUER 07 BOOTS AND SHOES, EEPS constantly on hand. and mufactures to order, all kinds of Gus I-MA11E BOOTS AND SHOES. EEPS the best workmen, and wit _Lx. make Boobs and Shoes as che:ip and of a good quality as can be had in the w orld. IF you want a good, cheap job go to the sign of the 1 - -3 00 Orr, FOR SALF. 250,000 lbs. of Oats. Also a large amount of Wallace St7eet. Virginia City. Montana. 'tuts Just received a large assortment of Men's and Boys' CALF, KIP, AND 11.110GA.-: 1100Tftr, Which he will cll at less egeres than ever before ofleied in this mai ket. A. LA MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS & SHOES. AM prepared o manufacture or. , repaii b it:: and p 11 Gents' and Ladies' 1 1-1 13 00 (YU S IDF pet i laniii specially,ti ** t .b Ide . saitisf.i('ti. l, / ...t 0215 to tak:t my goods. Give me a call, and be satisfied that dfi not promise more than I am prepared to make good. Shoo two doors below the Postof- lice, il'allace street, VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA. 1-2tf. Ch!cago and North-Western HAILW.V117. PASSENGERS FOR CHICAGO Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Fal/s, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto. Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston. New York. PLi!adelphia, Bait tm icv,„ Washington, Wheeling, Columbus, Dayton. Indianapolis, Terri Haute, Champ:132;n. Bloom i ngt Spri111:41ie - d .18 ek SOIL ille, Quincy, St. Louis, Cairo. And a!! P'ints SOUTH and EAST ii lot Iim V their 1 ickets 1 - I -IL CA - I IC -X.(4 - () -AND TILE - CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY Close Connections Made with all the Railroads Running LAST or WEST from Chicago. Tins IS THE DIRECI' ROUTE FOR iaux City, Wa - erloo, intbuque, Prairie duChien st. Paul, 1Iarquet le, Yankton, Cedar Rapids, Fort Dodge, La Crosse, Winona Duluth, Islij•eming, Escanaba, Menasha, Shev borin, Watertown, L'Ause, Neg - aunee, Green Bay ! Stevens Point, Oshkosh, Ion du Lac, And Milwaukee. These points are all on the line of th $ Great Road, or are reached by this route with leas Change of Cars than by ally other. Among the inducements offered by this route Are all the Modern Improvements. Rock and Gravel Bal.asted Track ; steel Rail, Rock and Iron Bridges; Pullman Palatial Cars and Coaches; Parlor and Draw ing-room Cars and Coaches; Smoking and L:mnging Cars; Westinghouse sare:y Brakes; Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and Plat fo. ms; Close Connec- tions at Junction Points; Less Tranfers than by any other Route; Union Depots; No Car Ferry Transfers; speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort. From tt to 10 Fast Express Trains run each WaV Daily u% el' the ..ari , ins Lines of this Road, tints securing to the traveler select- ing this loace sure and certain connections in any disection he may wish tog.. that your tickets read via this route, anti take no other. M A iZ VIN HUGHITP, Gen. Sup. W . 11 . SEN N Erl*, Gen .Pass.Ag't. Chicago and North-Western Railway Trains at COUNCIL 111.1 EFS: Going West. Day Express Night Express Passenger Passenger Exprsss Freight Going East. Day Express Night Express Passenger Passenger Express Freight Arrive. 10:45 p.m. 9:15 a.m. m. m. Arrive. M. m. Depart, m. m. m. Depart. 6:40 a. m. 8:05 p.m 111, 10:50a.m. . II. SENNETT, 13-ly General l'aissentrer Agent. THE CELEBRATED STALLION JOHN MORGAN Can be seen at Sheridan. Mondays and Tuesdays; Laurin's. Saturdays and Sundays; Subscriber's Ranch, near Lott's Bridge, Wednesdays and Thuradays. of eaca week, during the season. Term.. 148. It °Brat T DLILMTY. srJrTCo A. S . T nis grain was all raised last year, near Cicero, Montana, and is of best quality. I will supply parties in any quantity from one bushel up to the entire lot, at reasonable prices. Address FRANCIS REDFERN, Cicero, Montana, WM. FOREMAAN. MICHAEL READY Foreman az, Beady, Adobe Town MEAT MARKET C hoice BEEF, VEAL. PORK, AND MUTTON A LWAYS on hand and for sale at the Lowest figures. Da'Meat delivered up or down the gulch. If you want a nice hat go to Ed. Walter's where you will get one to suit you -both in and quality. Notice to Miners. U. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, 31. T., May 7, 1674. S TAMES DeFRANCE, whose post office ei address is Harrison, Madison County, M. T. has this day filed his application to enter as agricultural land under the pre-emption laws, the S E.4 of S W Sec.24, and N 3i' of N W 3,i and S W of N W ;La Sec.25,in Township No 1 N Range No 3 \V ,which land is suspended from entry. Notice is heieby given that a hearing will be had at this office on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock a.m., to de- termine as to the mineral or non -mineral character of said land, and testimony to be used upon said hearing will be taken before 11. Hanley, Notary Public,at his office,at Har- rison, Madison County, on the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock a.m. ft is alleged there are no known miners, nor mining improvements upon said land. W. C. CI I g L i s p H t U. 5, MINERAL LAND SURVEYS. Mineral Land Surveys at the most rea- sonable rates. Address AM prepared to execute United States j ff7ie, l Y PAE' l i a Montana. TEN - PINS. The Ten Pin Alley Saloon is now open and doing a rushing business. Call in 0110 take a roll. Charges Reasonable. Comm :meted with the establishment is a html' supplied with the best of Liquors. Wines and Cigars. and prices have hemm reduced to a \bit\ -Twelve and a - half cents per Everyt 'iinz connected with the Establish mem is first-class. Remember the place -THE RED FRONT Farwell sold stand 1-1tf. MEYER & K(ERNER. JilLTNCTION MEAT MARKET. CHAS. MAU, Pro'r, JUNCTION CITY, M. T. IIPI-IC07.7CoGaZALI'Il S. UIEEP a full fine or meats, of the I best qualit y, which can be 110(1 at nly shop, or will he delivered to customers at any - point up or down the gulch, without extra charge. A liberal patronage is solicited. 51f. CENTRAL HOTEL, Radersburg, Montana. MRS. A. PARKS, Proprietress. T HE House has been recently refitted and newly furnished First-class accom- modations, and charges reasonable. LIBERTY IRON WORKS. 111ASZB I CHALliZES & Coo l Successors of EAGLE WORKS MANUF'G CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines, Boilers, Stamp Mills, Amalgamating - Pans and Settlers, Crushig Rollors, Pugs, Pant Stull) Shoos, hitators, Concentrators, Screens, Rock Buckets, 1168111 ) Liiiflig, aiiff Sfficltffil Macliiideil Retorts, Ball ad Ingot Moulds, Slag Pots and Cars, Circular and Mulay Saw Mills, Shingle Mills and. GeLeral Machinery. Having been for the past 30 years Partners and Managers of Eagle Works Manufactur'ng Company, (these works being now closed,) and having purchased all their large stock of machinery patterns, embracing the most complete and extensive set of Engines, Gears, Pulleys, and miscellanous patterns in the North West, we are prepared to continue its business in all its branches with unequaled facilities to fill orders for all descriptions of work and repairs without the usual delay and expanse in getting up new patterns. ALSO, AGENTS AND DEALERS IN Steam and Centrifugal Pumps, Blake Crusher, Leffel Water Wheel. Heater, Blowers, Wire Rope, Wrought Iron Pipe and General Mine and Mill 139 to 145 Fulton St. s b u e pp t . l U ies r,ion & Halsted, CHICAGO. Please address FRASER, CHALMERS & CO., Chicago, il:31sTILONG ARMSTRONG& SUCCESSORS TO EIENR - 1 7- _ELLING, Dealers in CLOTHINC, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS. AND GLOVES, CAL. BLANKETS CANVASS AND HYDRAULIC HOSE, TRUNKS AND VALISES. Cassimeres, Cottonades, Tweeds, and Repellants Bleached and Brown Sheetings. tgl-&Great Bargains Offered to Wholesale Buyers VIRGINIA CITY MONTANA. CHARLES H. PECK, -DEALER IN_ Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Etc., sterlin g . Montana, Sells GOOEIS at Virginia City Prices. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. Call and see for yo .rselves. E. J LT AT THE OVERLAND 3 CLOTHING STORE, Has a Full Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING: Gents' Furnishing Goods, Cala. Blankets, Hats, Caps, Mitts and Cloves. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 0.C. BUNDY Ts again at his old trend. where he is jbetter prepared than ever fol . making all kinds of pictures in his line. He has a BABY CHARMER. Also a BURNISHER, Just patented, which enables him to take lb best pictures taken this side of Chicago. Call and examine his stock and work and judge for yourself. CLASBEY HOUSE, VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, AITILL pen on Monday, the 20th day of 1'v March, 1874, large share of the public patronage respectfully solicited; \V. 11. RODGERS Proprietor. For Sale. I WILL sell about one acre of garden land, with two houses -one frame and the out- er a log -on it, in Junction. Both the houses front on Main street; the frame is a good dwel- ling - , with good kitchen and out-hoases, the log suitable for business. Terms half eash, and half approved paper. Address JACOB CHREST, Junction City, M. T. MINNESOTAHOUSE, MRS. LANCASTER W ° st respectfully has n established nofu e a to first-classth e p ub ic tat 11arding House, in the building formerly known as the \ Delevan House,\ on Lower Wallace street, Virginia City, 31. T. HER tables will always be supplied with the best the market :druids, and every effort will be made for the comfort of gueett. Board and lodging, by the day or week, at reasonable prices. A share of patronage is respectfully solicited. Board per week $7 OP. Sin:0e 50. Lodging . . 50. FREILER Sz, - CO., [SUCCESSORS TO) MAHAN & SKIRVING, K rEp the finest Liquors an .l Ci- gars to be had in the city. Call and see t aria. I hey nave the genuine Flowereee Whis- ky - . 1-17tf. BILLIARDS : BILLIARDS : The Pacific Rad Roon l T - been recently bee recently refitted, the ta- k newly clothed. new b ills and cue,. T HE rlqr is supplied with the best of ines, Liquors, and Cigars. p un cEs have been reduced to suit the times. BUZZ CA V EN, Proprietor. 1-1Stf Hamilton X: Sweet, Successors to IlamilltonalileCranor Dealers in MERCHANDISE -AT- SHERIDAN. IMONSTANT1.1\ ON HAND EVERY 'FLUNG OF A GOOD QUALITY BANKING HOUSE OF C.L. DAJIHILEi., (SUCCESSOR TO III:LTSSEY, DAHIER THE OLDEST BANKING 110FSE IN THE TERRITORY, WALLACE STREET,_ VIRGINIA CITY MONTANA. Transacts a General Banking Bus- iness. TA RAM'S Exchange on all the Prin. cipal Cities of the United States alUl EllrOpe. Prompt Attention given to Collec- tion throughout the Territory. Buying Gold Dust and Bullion Made a Specialty. l-3tf 1873 ESTABLISHED 1873. HENRY ELLING, BANKER, Virginia City, Montana. -DEALER IN - 01,D Dust. Gold and :Silver MO- 13r - lion. Bra Excicinge oat all the principal (at EPS of !hi. United States and Europe, and loans money. 1863 ESTABLISHED 1863, THE VIRGINIA BREWERY. ;H. S. GILBERT, Proprietor. O F a very LA.C - 4-I.4'11, iE paehges to suit the trade stantly on hand, and delivered to order, superior quality, ('4)lii 1*. Stoutly Brewery has been thoroughly renovated and now produces, without, doubt, the beet beer made in Montana, p AR.TIES calling at the Brewery, will always Wel alataution anti be eupplital Witt the heel FAY liAlkaLNOTON. J H. BARER. J. A. si•rs cw Wholsale and Retail Doaters Boots, Shoes. St> Leather, and Findings. Wallace St.. Virginia City, M. T. GEO. W. ODELL, :MANUFATURE..P. or BOOTS AND SHOES, Sheridan, Montana. TS prepared to do all kinds of work 1_ in his line, cite.ip for cash, at the sleorttet notice. Give Idol a call. 1-1;tf. 0. E(.. ETATETZY - , Veed, and Sale STABLE. AUCTION EVERY DAY, erytleing that has al Nan.e, Bought and Sold. HORSES. WAGONS. anti HA 11\114%. or Sale or Hire AN A, NO. I STOCK RANN; IN connection with the Stable SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ToM FARRELL. 1-1t1, Auctioneer GEORGE THEXTON. Blacksmith and Machlnisi I VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, B EGS leave to inform the public that he now has his new and conunodi- ous shop in complete order, and is ready at all times to receive work in his line, in all the va- rious branches. 110RSE. MULE. AND CATTLE SHOE - mg . Special attention given to Miner's Tools. Job Work and Repairing neat- ly and promptly clone. Engines 811d Boil- ers repaired, and all classes of work pertain- ing to machinery, performed in a workman- like manner. I warrant all iny work to give satisfactim, and hereby solicit public potron- age. Place of Business, four doors be- low the Postolliee. AT THE STAR LIVERY STABLE, ADJOINING my shop, I keep a well-appoint- ed Livery and Feed Stable: it is the most cianmodious in the city . I keep con- stantly on hand a gaud supply of Gram and Hay. Farmers and other.s will hind this a de- sirable place fur stock. Prices to suit the Times. 1-2tf. CHICAGO HOUSE. Idaho ) Street, VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA A. FREELER Proprictbr. TILE table always supplied with the best 0 everything the market affords. Sleeping A CCOMmotint ions unsur7 passed in the city Ito.ons large and ne:al, and convet iently Prices to suit the times. No pains will be paved to insure the comfort of guests. -11I. H. A. PEASE, Watchmaker and helcr, AND DEALER IN' AMERICAN WATCHES d, CLOCKS J TERTIARY manufactured from Ns- cl live Gold. OpRoKnddwointhe the p ti tr e e s s . to atop one d vox- below cCrtetent 11(•114 0. go & wed q I :1 I .3 I :5 I Ti trle- /slot ••14-.1 ti tier t.vt e .0 •
