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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

Die Webrnorr Nagn1nno BON Cincinnati
beabii6tisen cine 6abrit our Seriteluns
bon @etreibeiGten in Dubuque gu srri9.
ten.
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0ecfer u. Jasrr'e pferse-yeitfal go.
seniber hem 9lttenaum III nit elmer AuSratl
cOrtrsfnidsr autiGen, Sussies, &C., iopis psr
beien gteree psriebsa. User cine Spasierfabrt
mansn nil, iplte bort isins Sresr binterlaisn.
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MilWaufee Warftberiat.
3elesrapb.) Stunt 10. 1875.
@eisen-No. 3, Sl.OO Gts.
Safer-No. 2, So Gts.
WeIf6forn-6S Gts.
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enpernitorehratb pom Dubuque
CoMntD.
Montaq, IA. Stunt 1875.

ulonta9, IA. Sunl l21o.
aue Mitslieber ;usesen. Die Gerbanos
linsen pom Ietten Montas wurbe uorses
Ieien unb ansenommen. SoIsenbe S6riit.
itiide iinb einsersi6t unb an bic betrefien.
ben &eferenben perrieien morben geri6te
oes So. Iubitor's unb bes @cridtsidrei.
bers iiber einsenommene Sportsln; balbs
idbrissr geridte bes County S9atmeiiters
aussefertist bis /. Sum- 1875; @eIu6e
BON M. .. Slogan, $. NoeI unS Sames
DOYLE in getreff pon Gartiren unb &ecor.
ben; @eiu6e Don 9. &Oad, @aliorS
Sobnicn, Gatb. Neubaus unb Glen SoIt
in Setreii pOn SteueranseIesenbeit; Sc:
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Sau elmer Bride IN grairie Greet Sopn:
ibip; geiu3 BON s. 3D.. Solbers II. a.
gum Vau elmer Bride iber Sprinsbran9
in grairie Greet GOwnibip; Gsiud pom
y. Sdermann II. a. CUR Geparatur Ser
WfilitdrltraBe in @bitepatsr>S ownibip ;
UtittbeiIun9en pon Serrence Oonesan in
getreff elmer sefdbrli6en Bride in Cascade
Sownlbip; @eiud BON $. Soeier bic
Sqaires Bride in Reu Mine Sownibip
reparirt 81 baben; @eiu6 uon Sp. Soeden.
lteSt nno anoeren gum gau elmer Bride
iber BEN IfaQuOtetaf Hug in aNeV .gSine
Gopni5ip.
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ct. Souls Marftbertdt.

(pfr SsIesrayb.) SUM- 19. 1875.
@eis en-rother, @inter 81, 35-l.36.
Weli6forn-67 Gts.
Safer-5s4 Gts.
&o99en-s-.-.
Sd 9-s19.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BARcLAY-RoBrsoN.-o Tuesday. May II, 1875
BY the Rev. Father Edwards. WILLIAM "A. BAR
CLAY 70 ANNE ROBINSON. notn o. this citf.
OARDMAN--TANHf RY.--Dn the 18TH lust, at the
residence % the bEiue's parents Gen cove, J.. l.,
BY the Rev. Thomas stevenson, WILLIAM, tntrd
son Of tue Rev. Z. Boardman. 70 SARAH A., eldest
daughter Of ar. JOan -tanaury botn formerly n
England.
English papers please copy.
BoDINE-MUoRE.-ub Wednesday evening, April
81 the residence OF the BRIDES parents, oy TIE
Rev l.. n. king NELSON a. IODINE 70 JOSEPHINE,
daughter 81 Mathew Moore.
BB0NSoN-BUnNFTr-ou saturday May -. by
the Rev. Or. Mileti, a. ms residence, JOSEPH
BRONSON, late 81 MOO trcal, 70 SARAH JANE BUR-
sETr all 90 this cts.
CoRpIER-l ~ gRANp.-On Wednesday, May 5,
pastor, JULES r. CURDrER 70 AUGUSTINE a. TIssE-
RAND.
GovAN-RosE.-At the residence or the BRIDES
parents stony Point. n. IL, ~ the Rev J. l..
LIZZIE. youngest daughter Or William A. Rose,
Esq. formerly 81 New lor&.
hOPPOcK-GROw-At Hastings, Tuesday, Nav
H. 1885, IS the hev. J. y barry, ALBERT i. H0P-
P0CK 10 CHARLOTTE J.. GROW, daughter or W. 4.
Grow Esq. NJ cards.
urrcHtNsoy-WEL Utica y. ~. Thursday,
Nav IL ~ Rev. Dr. van Deuseu, 1T. FREDERICK
EUGENE HUTCHINSON, oi New iOrK. 20 Mss MARY
WAIT WusOS, daughter 81 Charles :. wilson. Eco,
McCoSSEfr-KAyE.-On wednesday. May s. AZ
ST. Il Sc ms church, Dy the Rev. lnOmas Farrell,
IoHS }. kcCoSsELL 50 NARY 4. Z. KANE, Dotn n
N,GiE-I lf,gRsy.- Monday. MAY 10, 1878. in
S. Jo-eph's cuurcH Uy the Rev. w. l.. Penny, JAMES
L. NAGtF To- WtEMV +. MURRAY, cousin Of tue or
1cIating clergyman. Botn Of view YORK. 70
IowSsENp-MrLLER-On Wednesday, May IL,
1876 ~ the North Baptisf church, NV the Rev. Jonn
D. Br0wner JAMES II. TOWNSEND IT., % EMMA H.,
daughter d ROBERT Mhlcr. ~ cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

iE LApIks, INsTIruTE. nEpEN.r

THE LADIES' INSTITUTE. "EDEN,n
in Uerikon. on the Lake Of Zurich (Goethes place
Of soourn in switzerland Tor young ladies Of the better
classes fayoraby known and recommended by high au-
thoritleE commences It's
summer Course Of May IS &C
Superior instruction III the English. French, Italian
ana German languages music the higher art o. singing,
the sciences gymnastics &C, guaranteed. Pupils
celved az any time.
FOR particulars prospectus apply 70 the admins
tration of the Institute
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.
Cooks. sc.

900 EAST 18TH ST., ROOM 16, FRoNr5As
OLA first class sock in hotel or large noarulhG
house no objection 70 restaurants can take iui chrso
OF kchen city reference. Call for two days
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Chamnermnids. &c.

WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, A SITUATION
" as ehamoermaid and seamstressi can operate h on
several different machines would take care OF paoy'
no objection % travel TO part; city reference Au
dress NJ nj. H., box l35 Herald Uptown branch ONCE
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+ I'VE AND LET LIVE LADIES' AND GESTLEMENis
- oyster and Dining room, Broadway and FULTON
street.-The great for fine Oysers and Oh the deli
cacies that New YORK market can furnish.
SANDY SPENCER, Caterer.
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nressmakers and seamstresses.

20 LEXINGTON AVA FIRST CLASS DRESS
ia maker wishes few engagements by the
day can cut nt and trim in any style. Call or ad
dress, tor two days. DRESSMAKER
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CLEARS AvD TOBACCO.

GALE o. CfGARs-AT A GREAT sACRIF1CE.-IN
y consequence Of the late IRE on our premises We onqr
sale our entire stock Of imported AMI domestic
Cigars at prices much below their original cost and
guarantee them as represented The stock being but
slightly damaged must be cleared out this week.
MAXIM Y. BUM CO.,
335 and $50 Greenwich street, corner OF JAZZ.
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nELP MANTED-MALEs.
THE TRADES.

WANTED TIRE OR FOUR COUNTRY CAR
"A. penters: no eight-hour men wanted. Apply. sun
day Monday, a. nall door II West lth ST. near Broad
way
For Other Want Advertisements Sc,
Directory.
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FOR SALE.

\ OLD ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASS BoARDING
"a House for saio-Fu OF good paying boarders; 70
b. sold AZ sacrifice account OF death. Address M
81 box III Herald office
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no EAST 26rH ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
lUA 9TH avs.-A competent dressmaker would Ike
few more customers at her own house should Il not 9e
convenient for ladies TO house Will go 10
theirs TO do the cutting, 1ttng and hastng also gives
lessons in cutting ana htting. Call address Mrs. A.
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RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES
"A situation as first class cook in a restaurant hotel
best city reference. Apply tod w. HI West 40th st.
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES OF MARBLE
~ ami Marbeized Mantels. all kinds OF Floor lling
Monuments Head stones slabs Tor plumbers and cabi
net max RS now offered NJ ). kLABER X co.'s steam
Marble Works Nos al 70 223 West FIFTY street neal
Broadway.
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DENTIsTR n.

A SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH on GOLD, PLA.
n tina coralite completed m lew hours perfect
comfort aud hfe6e appearance guaranteed, requiring
neither SPRINGS wires haing manufactured under a
new process by which masucaton and articulation ire
permanently rcsioscd teeth ned with adam intine OF
gold lhe requires Dr. kohcrtS pampnet on the
teeth In health and disease sent Tree by mail threa
cents. D. H. j ROBERTS - Bond street. New YorS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-16

FIRST CLASS MoDIsTE WOULD LIKE THE
~ work Of few more families BY the day or would
make beautiful suits out 10 TO Is yards silk, and
finished 10 Partisan sS Ie for IS upward evening and
party dresses specially out Of fashion and mishticd
dresses altered equal to also handsome bonnet TO
match. Call and see specimen. 10 West Fourteenth
street No sign
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

9Elre inimitab% p. Q. r. Digges, b.
j. B., who plays the role, IAN old of
fender" SO well in our police courts,
is booked fora jaunt for Salt Lake, or
our information is faulty. There is
nothing so Xery lad about Digges, if
he is ha9dled with care. OF hihulous
propensfties aud lofty airs, his diet
Of sour mash requires to be properly
regulated, in order to prevent the fell
low from making n human extrava-
ganza of himself. Beer ierkers should
b. kept away from him also, as he
readily falls a prey to their wicked
and wanton smiles n sloppy MKT
ures.-1f the saints aud sinners of
Salt Lake City will observe these
points Digges will be harmless and
insipid during his stay with them.
Good bye, Digges.
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TIME TABLE.
mail Arrival. and Departure.

Gath further notice the Postonice viii be open
for delivery and reception OF mail matter fFum ;
q. m. to D. m. daily, except Sundays, and on
BGnda-s one huGT after arrival Of western mail
Omaha time Il the tims Of the omcC.
money order once open from . n. m. to { .. m
daily, except sundays.
Western mails close daily al l:in p. m.
Eastern malls close daily at 2.l5p =. m
Denver PErtnc e.. r.. Including Denver and
southern mAils, close At & ?. m. daily.
Malls arrive from eA-t daily At l.O , n, and
From .he west daily At 2:i5p q. IN.
Mails arrive from Denver, Cal. and way, vtS
Denver Pacific X. r., At = n. m. daily.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Fort FettcT
nan on Mondays a. $50 p. M.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie aud Fort Fet-
SrnEn sundays At { p. IN.
Mails a rive from Iron Mountain on Monday
at y. m.
NALL eIsJo FOR Iron Mountain on Tu sdEy NJ
. 80 a. ~.
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collected from the Union Pacific.
That road runs go miles through
Wyoming, and the assessed value OF
hat portion Of the road reaches to
several million Of dollars, and the
taxes from that source amount TO Il
very large sum, all OF which goes into
the treasury OF Wyoming. This fund
the people of that Territory want APP
piled to constructing n road to Mon
tana, via Sweetwutcr and the Wind
Rivsg Mountains. As the completion
Of this road will create n large and
profitable feeder to the Union Pacific,
it is believed that the hitter company
will aid literally in completing the
branch to its road. But, all these
matters will be thoroughly invcsti-
gated before any decisive action is
taken in Montana. We are for an
early railroad connection, and the
most feasible plan should be adopted"
The first article is all right, and
shows IN strong light the pressing ne
cessitics of Montana to see its way
] ~ ~ - Oah'l NOllllGCAlOI, lllS
way.
The second article Is not correct. in
the main, and shows n lack Of correct
knowledge Of Wyoming and its typog-
Taphy. To build u railroad from the
Union Pacific ito Montana ria Sweet
water and the Wind River Noun
! Iains," would require a million of men
in steady employment for the next
thousand years; and when finished
it could be operated only four or five
months in the year outside of the tun-
ncls that would necessarily he driven
through the mountains, for hundreds
of miles.
The natural route lies in a south
east direction from BoZeman to about
the mouth of the Big Horn; thence
southeastcrly along the eastern base
of the Big Horn Mountains to the
North Platte River and thence by
easy stages in the same general
course to Cheyenne. This is II pruc-
teal route, and the only ono by
which the people of MOntune can
hope to reach the line of the Union
Pacific. Towns and Villages will
spring up along the entire route, and
the way trade and traffic would sonn
astOnish the road owners, and swell
their Golfers. But it is n mistake that
the proposed road through Wyoming
is to be built out of the Territorial
Treasury, and that the Union Pacific
is TO be taxed for that purpose. No
such project is practicable even if
there was the disposition, to tax one
road to pay for another.
Our citizens will be glad to unite
their ability and efforts with the peo-
pie Of Montana to build a railroad
from here to Helena or Bozernan,
just so soon as the government will
countenance such a purpose, by prac-
tirally nnnulling the Sioux treary of
1868, and opening the route to Mon
tana.
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sHIGIsIIcE-a SALE

BY virtue and authority OF a writ ~ execution
lh-uru Out Of IL ID siTiCI COuT, within and for
LEr inie Cou-Iy. Wy mins Terri DRY. In favor Of
Il \ Emery for The sum OF S62l Is aud r rts.
I" me "irvc' cd. ! ha { levied uYOR The fnllowiut
described goods and ChaJtcls, lands and tCue
mcnis Of \. .. EmFT. to vii.
Ihc pre- NHIscz know Hud described ~ Emery
IHFk,' rituaird in Laramie County, Wyoming
lsirilnrN, about one male north o. The tity Of
Cheyenne. ash near lake Man pc uh-Iut q. and the
icnrs rpc "-l1C said Park and all The buildings
rIid Park. ~
All OF which proueriy l viii OF. r At pub ie
auction and -ell 10 he highest bidder for cash,
on " eduesd1y the I7th day Of February. A Is
1873. At o'clock p IA. OF said day. IN front Of
tte IuuFt leus- door Of said Laramie county
n J. O'BRIEN.
erin Of Laramie Iu-IntyI
Cheyenne, Wyoming TER, JHnuHry IS. lSI
Jan. lSdlmU-
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And now we are overcome with
sad approximations and forebodings.
dire. Sixty people who can't up from
Denver and Greeley on a special train
to witness the performance of the Al
lrghanians at Recreation Hall the
night before last, vanished into thin
air, under the inspiration of the
sweet music dSconrsed on their jang-
ling bells. These sixty people disap-
peared as if by magic, and the special
train To convey them home is still
waiting for them at the depot. It is
thought by some that the effect of the
mslodious strains ~discoursed by the
sIleghahians, sent these axtyipeople
seooting through the air on broom
sticks, after the manner of the witches
of old.
Will the Denver and Greeley papers
be so obiiging a to mention in their
e0Iumus the arrival of these sixty
people, when they get home safe. who
eanest to Cheyenne on special train to
hear the AIlegianians? We are anx-
ious abont them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

Strayed from the herd of the sub
sCriber two American mares. One
bay, eight years old, branded H. G.
on the hOOfS, old brand w on left
hip; heavy With foal. Has been
running with a cream cOlored Amer
lean horse. The other II black mare,
twelve years old, no marks except
white hair on heels of hind feet ;
branded H & on hOofs; slightly
lame. To be found most likely
either on Pole Creek below Fred
Schwartze's, or on Horse Creek below
Dick Latham's rancho. a reward of
twelve dollars and II half each will he
paid for the return of these animals
to the premises of
w&dtf II. CLAICHE.
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W Our Authorized Advcrn-rng Agents tor the
spark Row. Gcu. p. Rawcll = Co, ~ Park Row
~. Louis, RuwrA s. ChrSmRn, 0ur. Third and
Chestnut street,, ~ Louie Alysrfi-ing Fud
Publ rhing agency Chicago, II H.. Chandler.
III South CLARK Street: PhiiahriphiH. y ".
Aver L Son. T33 Saurufl Stree; aad Coe. weth-
eTlI & Co.. Bulletin bui!diaG.
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The second exhibition of the AL
leghanians Mt Recreation Hall on
Tuesday night was well attended by
those wlEo had complimentary tieRets.
The audience was like the performance
irrone respect: It was thin.
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DAHL LEADER, NIL transient advertise
ments. 20 cents per linc. Sonpariel. each In
s"rtion; Q insertions. s cenfs per line; 30
Insertions. 8 cents per line.
Local Notices, per inc, brewer, each icser-
uon. IL cents per lfnc 3linsertious, 10 cents
pcT line.
y IEADER all transient advertise
montS Spconts per line, FIRST insertion; one
mo tn, y cents per line six months, lOCcnts
per limo; ono year, 8 cents per line.
C~nEYESSE May list. 1874.
II. GLAFCRE.
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On and after this date, and until
further notice, Frank II. Stout will do
the collecting for the LESDER. AN
orders for job work, advertising and
subscriptions will receive his prompt
attention
February 81, 1873.
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NOTICE.

I Will not be responsible for any
bill or other Indebtedness contracted
by any employe of the LEADER PRINT
ing office, except upon written order
or acceptance previously obtained :;
Dor will any such claims be allowed
upon any Indebtedness due me.
II. GLAFCKE.
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DAILY BULLETIN.

War Department signal Service 4. y.
Army.
Division of kilograms and reports for
The benefit Of commerce and agricul-
ture. Meteorological Recoyd,
Wednesday, Feb. u, lS15-5>tta y. M:
Observations taken at the same mo-
mentof time at all stations.
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SALE.

C~IIEYESSE. w. T,
February 4. lST5.(
Tbs fOllOViDE articles OF Subsistence Stores
VIII bo sold NJ FaJAC iE-tIoa. at The Subsist-
Snce Depot Cbeyeune, wyoming. on the
LIN day Of March, $50, ~ l. o'clock, a. m,
viz
] Barrel OF Sugar,
40 pound Of Beef Tongues, smoked,
Sl smoked HeeL
o White Fish,
% Herring, smoked,
% Cans Of Potatoes,
IN Onions.
l53 puuu Is OF Maizena,.
! Iron Safe.
ANDw. X. LONG. Capt. c. s.
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COAI.
COAL


The bet uf Colorado Coal will be-
delivered 10y W. IL. Lee, by the
hn~lf-carluad or more, for IS per ton.
In smaller quantities at $50 per ton.
Leave your OILERS at Bakers pruvi-
sion store. nUvIS-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

NAivery large amount of Indian
freight is now at Camp CARING. This
and the bridge material will give en-
Ployment to freighting teams for some
time to come.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

The sojer whiskcy and shop beer GO
literally fed to Diggcs, h. ]. ., by Mac
and the Alleghanians, worked badly
yesterday morning and exploded pre-
niaturelv.
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THE Subscription price of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents a week, or ten dol
lars a year in advance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

INQUIRE BEFoRE 0 DETERMINE.
Ask your druggist what Hulc's
Honey of HOrrhound and Tar is doing
in Gases of severe cough and cold
within his OUn personal knowledge
before you try it yourself Inquire Of
HIM il lie has eve known a medicine
of its class as popular a. that pure and
agreeable vegetable preparation. Be
governed hy the facts he will state to
you. We venture To say that there is
not an apothCcary in the country who
will not endorse it rs a specific for DIS
eases Of the lungs and throat.
PIXIES ToOTH-ACHE DRuPS-Cure
in one minute. Ijf-lwdGw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-18

When you want good lunches and
Rhine Wine, fresh Lager Beer, &c,
go to Kapp's. febl6-lt
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Master commandments
sale,

Territory Of Wyoming,
County Of I~.nrnuIc.
In ths District Court. First judicial DIstr,ct
Laramie county.
J. r. Whitehead as AdmIn-O
istrRtor OF the Estate Of J.
a. Moore, deceased,
Plaintiff,
Jennie Hook aS Admin's-
tratriN Of The Estate OF II. In Partition.
". Hook. dcce sed; and
also, US Admin Strat TX OF
the partnership Estate Of
tic late firm oil Hook &
Moore.
defendant.
By virtue of authority In me vested by
the Judgment decree and order Of sale mad.
by the DIS rict Court Aforesaid. in the above
entitled cause, on HE 3~t day Of eccmber,
y d. 1874, / Will as Muster commissioner for
that purpO-e appointed. by stid Court. and
in pursuance at sud decree and order nfore-
said, offer for sale at public auytion in front
OF the curt iIouso door OF Rranie County.
highest bidder, for cash. oh Thursday the 18th
day OF February, 4. ID. 1875, Mt two O'clock OF
said day, the following drscribsl property,
the same being the property OF She partner
snip estate OF the late nrm Of rOOk & Moore,
viz L"is number one. Two. seven and eight
q, ?, 7. & in blpSG Number two hundred and
t21Hh. with all the improvements sit
uhtc thereon, consist ng Of n dwelling house,
a large 1--we y table and corral, known ns
he 'Grtnt western EOrrtll,' together with
all the ienCc and other improvements, situate
n ana around lot three, four. five and six. Is. 4
S, d in same block, in sAid City, and one pair of
FAirbHnk'- kay scales. situate sou h of aid Inv
cry stable and IT twentieth (2Lth) street in said
city. n. j. OBRIEN.
Jan.l@Iln Master Commissioner.
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Just received, BuCkskin under
shirts and drawers at H ELLMAN's.
feb4-dtf
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The Valley House is the best fur
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop at in Salt Lake City.
The c ancst of rooms and best OF
E1E, 80 tc 81 per day
nUVlT-dtmRyi
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors aud Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored Implements to Marriage re-
moved New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books snd Circulars
sent free. IN scaled envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION 4I9N. Ninth ST. Philadel-
phia, Pam Institution having a high reputn-
tat1nn for honorable conduct and professional
skHL j1nSli'T
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Blank legal forms OF all kinds for
sale at the LEADER office.
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utCtslNeN,
Plaintiff,

Jennie Hook aS Admin s.
tratriN of the Estate OF H..
". Hook. dcce sed; and
also, as Admin STRAIT TX OF
the partnership Estate Of
the late firm oil Hook &
Moore,
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Territory OF Wyoming,
County of Laramie. S
In the District court, First judicial District,
Laramie county.
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We understand that our builders
are figuring" on a number of new
residences and business houses to be
erected IN the Spring. We have been
informed that the following parties in
tend To build:
HurlJHt Bros, 4 two story, fire
proof brick store, on Ferguson Street
Tim Dyer, q row Of dwelling houses,
brick, oil Ferguson >treet; Geo. Holt,
residence, brick; Peter Mckay, resi-
dcLcr, brick Campbell, residence,
frumc; II. y. Orr, residence, brick
Peter Smith, two story, fire proof,
brick, Eddy Street; Underwood & Nc
Gregor, W story, fire proof brick
ON Seventeenth Street; A. r. Con
verse, brick residence; Converse &
Warren. TWO story, Are proof, brick
store on Sixteenth Street.