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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-20
FOR SALE

LNOR SALE-EN GINE--An new 2-horse- -powtr
l. engine, on iron frame, at Nos. and East
eln avenue. Price $40. ap20-2t
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-20
D0N,T BUY
Bogus Wheeler & Wilson Needles

Genuine Wheeler & Wilson Needles, 90 cents
per dozen, . cents each, at Company's office. bs
West Fourth street. apl2-1m
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

Let mo have that diamond neck
Lace, these bracelets, this brooch and
these rings. Quick, Degrant I am
III hurry. l only want them for IN
hour
But doctor, these arc worth mil
lions, and" returned the joweler,
rather ut loss what to do.
Give me pen, ink and paper. Here
is my note of hand for the articles.
How much are they worth ?"
at rough calculation, five mil
lions of francs.'
every we'll; hero you are. Now,
quick, the articles"
Ten minutes after the doctor and the
madame reached the hotel, and found
Albert in the arms of two domestics.
The medical man took charge of the
yelling boy and dismissed the servants
He drew forth his treasures and placed
them about the boy. It was wonderful /!
Tho boy danced with glee, clapped his
hands, and gradually became Dacificd.
lie then slowly left the room with down
cast head. The enraptured mother
flung herself into the arms of her savior,
and, with tears in her beautiful eyes,
thanked him from her heart. Then fol-
lowed one long, delicious kiss, and tho
doctor was i'll the seventh heaven of
happiness Madame excused herself
for moment and left Valpass.
Half an hour elapsed; an hour; then
the doctor became iidgety. He np-
proached the door; it was locked. For
another hour did the doctor remain
quietly in the room !; then a suspicion
flashed like lightning across his BRAIN
He thun6ered Mt the door, the servants
came running up, the door was forced
open, mndame's sleeping room visited !;
but 10 tho birds had flown
Two years after Valpass received the
following note:
II thank you for all your kindness.
And more so because You werc the vic
tim /! Kisses nre dear, yet the only one
I ever sold brought fair price. It
. took us nearly two years to mature our
plans. How well we had calculated on
all things is manifest by our ultimate
success. My husband, Count Stefluno
Perragi, desires to be remembered to
all his dear friends Mt Constantinople,
and hopes that this second surprise may
be of some value to them. Your lia-
monds brought me five million francs.
Adicu !"
Thcre was no signature or date.
And this was the last of the "Din-
mond Robbery" The thieves were
never captured.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

Where, where are all the birds that saug
a hundred yca.s ago?
The flowers that all in beauty spraug
hundred years ago?
The lips that smiled,
The eyes that Wild
III flashes shonc
Snft eyes upon:
Where, . where are lips and eyes.
The uaidcn's smiles, the lovers signs,
That lived so long ago?
Who pcoplel all the city streets
hundred years nuo?
Who filled the chu, ch with faces meek,
hundred years ago?
The rnecrnE tale
OF sister frail;
The plot that worked
brJthCr's hurt.
Where, o where are plots and snccrR,
The poor mans hopes, the rich ma rs fears
That lived so long ago?
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

Our riflemen did no. figure to 70
good advantage in the contest for the
all-Irelnnd challenge shield, as in the
international match. In the former
only four Of each team were engaged.
It seems moro and moro probable that
tho success of our team last Tuesday is
due to the equality of capacity of tile
members. AZ % whole, the team will
be hard to beat, but there arc four or
five Irish marksmcn who are fully II Q
equals of our besG.-.Ne,y YoYk: YriLuaG.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

The Niagara hackman has once more
como TO the surface. He drove young
couple to clergyman's house. ofIiciated
rs "best man" for the bridegroom,
drove tho pair back to their hotel, and
then called upon tho clergyman to di-
vjdo the fee with him.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
TIMELY TOPICS.

CYRUS FIELD wants tho modest sum
Of ten million dollars from tho British
government for his Pacific cable, and
the probabilities are that he will got it
sooner or later.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

The Prince of Wales, tired of the
dull routine Of English public dinners,
with the same bills of fare the mono.
tonous toasts and prolix speeches, in
troduced smoking into tho programme.
He act the fashion ut the last dinner of
the AGriculturists, lighting his cigar
almost rs soon as the feasting was over.
OF course, he did not lack following,
and soon the princes party wore Whit
ting away contentedly, and proof against
the stupidest speeches that could be
made. Henceforth tho postprandial
cigar will he feature of English public
dinncra.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

The United States has now become
the greatest silver producing country in
the world, taking precedence OF even
Mexico, which has heretofore been sup
supply.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
Making No Money!.

While the eastern cotton manufnctllr-
ers are suffering seriously from the gen
eral depression of business, the mills
here and ut Augusta, Columbus and
other southern points are also feeling
its ELECTS to very noticeable degree.
The Augusta factory, which has been
paying regularly since the war dividends
OF twenty pcr cent, and whose stock
has sold for moro than 5000 per share,
has been compelled to reduce its divi-
dcnd first to sixteen per cent, then to
twelve per cent, and on Wednesday Of
last week the board could only authorize
a dividend Of eight per cent. It's gross
earnings for the past six months are
stated III the report at $50, 900, while its
expense account, taxes, interests. re.
pairs, and dividends amount to $4,000.
1t is true the company has surplus of
S234 ,oOO invested III new mill, which
really represents the profits made by
business, in addition to tho enormous
dividends directly paid to the stockhold-
crs, and it is equally rs true that, with
capital stock OF 5000, 900, the company
has property which is valued Mt $685.
600. These figures show that the cor
poration is in prosperous condition,
much 1rofit in monmfoctmr;nn oD l,,r;ns, na
the paat twelve months Gro,itou;ilee u e
factory Which hos Neon ,ovinn omar ,e
tcrly dividends of four per cent, has
reduced them to two per cent. This
factory is also i'll n flourishing condition,
as it's recent reports have shown, but it
cannot pay dividends which it does not
earn. The Langley factory, tho young
est of three but ono which hos bron
most skillfnlly and successfnllv monooed
since it commenced operations toRcs
the bull by the horns and laconicnly
announces that "No dividend has bea1
declared by tho Jnnolev NIonufontnr;no
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

TIE San Francisco Chronicle predicts
heavy Italian immigration into the
United States, and n consequent acces-
sion to the mum Der OF organ grinders
and plaster cast yenders. Hitherto the
Italians have pouring into Uruguay
md the Argentine Republic. tno Italian
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24
BOSTON'S BOY FIEND.

Tho AInHsachusetts Council Say lie Must
SwinS-ParticUInrs OF Ills Horrible
Atr0cftics-whnt Came of IteadinE
Dime
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-07-24

A WRITER in Blackwood's Magazine
conclusively calculates that if the pub
lio debt of the civilized world goes on
increasing at lis present rate, in u quar-
ter of century tho entire revenues of
all the nations will be insufficient to
pay the interest thereon.
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Sunday Reading.

Z, me !, A'ian'a so'ts.i.u:iy.l - q.
= ~ i. ~ ,.aa,a,, a .nd 49,, won. ! ;nto tIic
= la;,t. ~ ,oa5..stora ~ va y
~, I IS. .o..a, 3, $
Als:e,' We van -. - :, =. 49,. -
some.htn sooa - ilau = ~ 9, !; :
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.cHURCTI DlRECTORY.

/ sFier ,PRrsnYrEx,,N-Serviccs on the I'd
.ssn.i i.Ifh Sabbaths-ol,,ach nionth, morning
anil evening. itcy. pr. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bad, School every sunday morning a: 9 o.
glnck. b. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CitrmH-AIain street, be-
;wc.n Eth and StlI, ". i. Hill. Pastor; Rr--
ilcar., Wand and &b Preaching every
Sunday at lOrA. VI. Sunday Schorl at .
\. VI. Lecture eve.r.W cdnt>tlly evening.
Sermon 10 childrrltctcry second Sunday,
, alternate nlngiiS at , P. VI. Preaching in
f'lcas:r, Fla,fs. the lst and ID S.lbbatiIS nj
.IP.M. In Driice' Chapel, Mercer Bot
tom. on the ith sabbath at 2lP.M. AT
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Waiting For a Cave.

. ID aHaH % d b p.
Three are fourdays ago, withintwo
miles Of Vicksburg, a Washington
street merchant, who had business in
the country, came to q small creek,
'besidewhich:a native was.washing
'his%shirt.s The man was sousing the.
garment updowri and around, and as
he "souscdn hew whistled a merry tune.
'Do YOU have to wash your own
shirts?7 inquired the merchant as he
halted.
aNot allus, but old Bet has got one
o.her fits jest now," was the reply.
"Then you don't agree very well?'
"Purty well as ginefaf thing
Bets kind o mulish, and I'm kind o
mulish, and when We git our backs
up. We claw off to see who'll cave
FIRST"
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Gems ofWisdonr.


Patience is so like fortitude that
she seems to be either her sister or
her daughter
Earthly pride is like the passing
flower, that springs tofall, and BIOS
sons but to die.
The passions, like fire, are useful
in thousand ways, and dangerous
only in one-through their excess.
Passions, new born, at first are in
our power, but when their tide runs
strong they sweep away resolves.
Violent passions, are formed in
solitude. In the hustle Of the world
no object has time to make a deep
impression.
In grateful man, with liquorish
draughts and morsels unctuous, grease
his pure mind that from all consider
alton slips.
sensibility would be a good FORTRESS
if she had but one hand; with her
right she opens the door to pleasure,
but with her left to pain.
The pious and just honoring ofour-
selves may be the radical moisture
and fountainhead from whence every
laudablc andworthy enterprise issues
forth.
Laughter and tears are meant TO
turn the wheels at the same rnachin.
cry of scnsibility; one is wind power
and the other is water power, that is
all "
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JELL's swEEPlNG-cAP.

Jell was q dainty little school
ma'am, brown-eyed brown-hair, with
cunning dimple in her left cheek.
She had no beauty but her hair, and
this was her glory. Beautiful. glossy,
abundant, it rippled down her back
almost to the floor. Jcll rejoiccd, in
innocent, girlish pride, whenever
fashion allowed her to display this
one adornmcnt. Her elder relatives,
grandma and antics, said, since she
had not the beautiful face of sister
Eleanor, nor the fnely-molded figure
and graceful carriage of Amelia, she
must remain an "old maid"
because" said grandma, mo one
nowadays marries for: zeal merit,
but for money or:bcapty; consequent en
y pe eontets' ~ go. ss. !. -, -.
:cats, .laying hcrsoft, wrinkled hand
on =; gstt DD.t.s !, "a IN II.
'ie - l.,,.l,a,S,l nj
.n"'s VIZ 4'.,:
ious .oNs e' ~. 49,, .
20 slis n,i5 S
me'1tastseis I, st,s.'i ~ IT, 1sa,..
l'n9tts !. sn'oat, !, 80 $50 -, -
nRs' VI, y : ''s ,' .'O' t't9s1Ne,' .il,
lalf VII nov, ~. VIZ. ~ nv %,''i, Ill.
y "',9 u'el,e' 'l''.s 80 ,I:.: yTi,.;1 -
a.sei'oot. '.., ,S's :. 80 -, 49,.
e'iee saw, - M ~ - -,
;, slt P'c'ettsS ~ -, ~,
ist" :. o. :. .,.1 ! 81 :, tha
oL 9 tisss' M@s Ett.ti.D :. t1,;s ~;
sEs',s ,.'s ~'4Kst,.'tt ,;s1,,. IL
'f.ss ~ r;..5 49, ~ - a.,
Fsisnee o9es 'its it''tS "Aises',S.sa =, ~, :.
uFci'i,'S u . wig 7sNt's' ~
anu tti9Se . - s9% : -
eHEateu tiie - } ssT5 -s = : t.t-'tis
ana ana geofapl5. = M.ss ss@s@ts. - !,
teacA IN 'he spf,'tss stt'te' @tt.H :.
the Nofta Scehae% NaNeI4i'S llso y " :
newer, otiSi,st ~ "'to wy. ~ ~
SKIES @ Wefe olps, psiuS = 9an' "tts'. slls
Eappie blossoms uttttss' Uogtt = stiy"s
W1eaths oeiore 'He,seiioo.too,Hi soo,, :, :,
les, y was faeiss'I.as. . ~: thS5e : ~
me long noons' o3eaAi.ts5 = slc =. !.
| lure Nh1en !, seesnso = p,o41tse ivy. ,
ana ana GOOD though pfeyensea .s:li; ~ y :
thin vel IRON showing PLAINLY laSs
as tn the tar-o1 clouos snoNea the ptish' q.
blue shy 9lnSs Peepi3 thfo"sn'
ing only 4 Aihs oi the siof oeSgiio.
But y twas llos as pleasant Mheh n
the l'. sun olazed 1efcely' INC chstgtSn !,
grew tdsesy ana ihassensiSg'a''at tNe
young ,caShcF !; became l'5s g A5ss WeS5.' ".
then-shatl we say iE.etoss' , Nst-
/ thef was u asree,ote' at'et seaett.nS :
an inc inc. week !, . tApO' psst.y y -.
uFday, whieh sne ,1eedSa as ! tes, ,
day. Still our little Jcll cooked and me
washed dishes, swept and busted,
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jud.c Circuit Court-lioS. Jos. SMITH
Residence Raycnswood, Jackson County
Clerk Circuit Court-G. B. WAG"ESER.
Clerk County Court-E. knEEELiSG.
'rcsiden, County Court-B. J. REDMOND
Prosecuting Ailorney-D. W. PoLsLEr-
sheritI-CoLrMrS SEHoS.
Jailcr-J. .gwErr.
surveyor d l.ands-GEo. W. prLLiS.
Assessor Dist. No. l-JAcon RorSH.
Deputy .is<cssor-D. 5. NAShArEE-
Assessor Dist. No. .-IoHN c. BUCKLEY
Sup't Public Sclnols-CHAs. L. HoGG
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TIucs Of holdi.a he C0nris.

CmGir Ccra-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CorxrY Corm-Third Monday in Janu-
av; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
,lay in Nav; Third Monday in July; Third
Mcndav in November; Third Monday III
December.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mavm-JAxns AZ Gorcrl, JE.
Rccprdcr-M, II. HALE.
Ser vmt-l:'JEwErr. -.
CouncilmcnSJohn ". English, DR.. W
Y. Scale. Robert Ymtns, 7. >triblins, an'
CGl. &. +. Thomas.
Street t'om.niSsioncr-I.. J.. Gipps.
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JoEN w. ENGLISH,

a ttorney at Law,
.NTILL practice IL. the Courts.of Mason,
w Putnam and Jackson counties, anil in
the Court 9f,Appeals of'WestS Sirginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office III the Court House.
dec. IL, lS7"-ir.
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2. W. sIssoN,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

POINT PLEASANT. WA.
aas'0hiccin in Shscwsbury,s Block. "6sa
NTILL placticein the Courts OF Mason
w and adjoining counties, West Virgin
il, ana in G;tliia county, Ohio. Special at
tcntion given tothc colleetionof claims and
rclnit;auccS promptly made.
jnr /. lS14-ly.
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The boy who was kicked out Of
time by gun, said he fred ard fell
back in good order.
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The Grange

: :, = !. . - - -,
AGrange Of the Pstrons. Of .Hrss
bandry isa place ofsociar courtesy, in.
nocent amusement and mutual i'm
provcmcnt. However We may differ
in religion and politics, We meet and
work together in unity and harmony
as one family. The Grange is. a
school for mutual culture, a confer Of
business for trace and exchange, for
cooperation and help. It is a. COM
pact Of practical protection, and q
court Of honor and fidelity. suchare
the materials Of our noble structure;
Of such is the substances ofthe grand
arch Of our cooperative fraternity,
which already spans the whole do
main Of the great Republic. The
keystone ofthis noble arch, which
binds and holds al its parts together
in symmetry and beauty,iis IS the con-
stitational prohibitation,of religious
andpolitical discussion within the
preeintsofthe0 Order. Strike outthis
keystone and the whole structure
must topple and fall into a confused
mass Of ruins, to remain a grievous
monument tothe folly and perversi-
.ty ofthe Grangers whostruck the "a
tai blow. .... z;
Here Me.hayea fair representation
of the true principles of the Patrone,
which must form the great basis Of
our returning prosperity. We hope
every farmer, whether in or out Of
the Order, will study to improve in
the great principles and practices
herein set forth, and thereby help to
improve al our interests socially,
mentally, morally and financially
Er. ::;:.5 ..:3 q:
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ssg M'ss lsiis s0efe n 'los !.
nin..to 1s1sls.n ~ '1e ~ =
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= ,s1'S.,s.t. aH .'tAi,Fss :,
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sSss a. NJ an1rath n,.n. ,,1 ,,,,.; aoJ
= H., = az ,loas.at a;;,aIo, IT.
oftenYrerr oftop in f5ct And urs
-, | IL, l.a,tss,,.;,,ar.l,..os -
10 wbicb If 5or da,,rbtors attra:tad
H., H. t,,x,od Flaaro,,s n,,,s;;o
@ - ,l,a,,.;,,a aR,l lns'
omsssJ s.ca,tns p, pos, ,.to. m;4b tn
~
-; :, ~. ~ h. ,.as - s,,re g .al,.
;th 81 i, y" :, ~ af,ernoon and
;ns4 = $40 - =, r,oot T IoI, oor, : fra,a row,
Sabool S, i I'D ,or.,,a ~ ,rsnl i, hor - ae row,
~ .,,;sls In .,.sItl.,,o,.
I FL. yss e.. ,,,s-t ~ .Lat H.
.,'L. - - 80 ct;. ~. thone,t,t A.
sa s.,9,s =. ,,,,,ana,,,. - hr;rh+. ond wbon bo
49, -, : riaanar . bo,,e,,ot of farost rnsos
s - s.asa,.. Jg IL; !, anJ In r;oIsts
hart,;. 49, - ,,,,t hors o,rof,llr
aa.. : : H. n ,uo.. rs sooroo1,. lnom;n : :
81 -, - - .ts
W.! @ '.'' S'
| 1he!n away,
9ne morning Jell missed her sweep
lns,cap-could not ma II anywhere
She remembered ' seeing 1t IN the SIT
tlns-room the night before, but now
u vas gone CARO- must n nave run
oil with It, Jeli wasqulte distressed
Tor tins cap was dear to her. Her :,
mother ealied IL her haPpF eaP,,
andlts owner wasdlseonsolafe enough
without 1t. School was over anu her
| two eldest sisters had gone Tor a short
Flsit. Inc mouse seemed lonely' ana
the day passed slowly. but evening
arrived hnally, and with 1t MI. Ian,
aFeth: iJeA was Just telllns hefscli
that she need not expeep NM new
that kteaflof anu s.e@ef'a were ao-
sent, When 1S she spIed nun coming up
), sne MaiA. - snp ), ~ M+s ~. ~
~ J islnlitie,, y ~, p'"A4i :. '.ie
ttN;S.tias : ~t'u s"tesa ny, = WY st.stts
- ste t9itts =. .tto,sst N stie
H PaN
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Speech is the investment ofthought
but expression is its armor.
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There is a man in Buena Vista,
Alabama, who has eleven daughters
at home. 1t takes one hundred and
and ninety-eight yards;ofcalieo to 50
roaadS
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Some women are like horses-thei
gayef the harness the better they
'prance.
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TE e a. eEAW.
pflysic 4 81 SURGEON,

PllYslC CIAN.A " Sc RGEUN,
5lsF ijERs his professional seryieesto the
,,,iJlie eau iforn ti,e 3lintty pronipt-
5,s- Z afftI.nsFd 10. s0Hice5 5ccrnrr of Main and
ifi,;rd streets, opposite the old Presbyterian
Church ip1li- . lo.27ls
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z = IF1Il7ltllI Ut 3 3 - : -1lC
IN iiladsgpce-.ss go o5iycors &
AriGouncancnis ior County ~ oincsT6, sio, fD =,
for Stale Senate, and State officers s'o' io'
eSns. s,.sl sIiIications must be paid ior, j. IN
ali s. cases. before the delivery OF the ceFiif'
cate Of publication. .,,oao ,,c.
o,npendincpcnons for office, will be shasS'
ed at regular advertising rates.
Marriage and Death notices, not over
five linGs, published gratis; all over that
ar,oru, at half advertising rates.
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"a Kansas girl says nothing makes
50 mad as have a grasshopper crawl
up and down her back just IS her
lover has come to the proposing
point. ...;::s
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8 Graham bread is said to be excel:
lent food for5the children on account
Of its superior BON e-giiviing qualities.
You can feeda child on that bread
until he is all bones. vi: 81.
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NN
indS%S:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-08
The Election Yesterday.

Up to the time of our going to
press no definite news could be OBJ
tanned in regard TO the result of yes
terday's voting in the several counties
of the Territory. The indications in
this county are that the Democrats
have elected their ticket by a small
majority, with perhaps n or two
exceptions. Messrs. Hammond and
ConIey, ON the Republican ticket,
may have defeated their opponents.
We have no news from Albany
county.
In Carbon county the Republican
ticket has been elected by a large
majority. Sweetwater has gone
Democratic, nc doubt. while the vote
in Uinta is reported to be very close.
The total vote In Cheyenne precinct
is 1856, the county's vote will proba-
bly, reach 1000; over three hundred
voters in this city staid away from
the polls.
In to-morrow's issue we will give
the returns in detail.
Especial to the LEADER.l
Rawlins, Wyo., Sept. THE Re-
publican ticket is away ahead think
the whole ticket is elected. Murphy,
Dem., may probably beat Peterson,
when all the returns are in. France
is elected to the Council by about 200
majority, and Green and Scribner to
the House, with a majority ranging
from 100 to 140. The vote is close
between Peterson, Rep, and Muir
ply, Dem, with the chances in favor
of Peterson. Hogan, Rep, has about
100 majority over johnson, Dem, for
the Council at large.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-08
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CHEYENNE, Sept. Bird, 1875.
Orders will be received at the U. p.
freight office for Rock Springs Coal,
10 a load lots, until November LIST,
1875. To be delivered on the track
at seven dollars per ton, company's
weight. Having opened a new mine
We hope to give a better quality of
coal than that heretofore furnished.
Cars will be weighed in and out at
the mines. This is not intended for
retail purpUses-only for parties or
dering for their own use.
w. b. DoDDRIDGE,
ID. o. CLARK, Agent.
Supt. Coal Dept. s3-30td.