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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
81 NEW REMEDIES
az DIR. AIBBON'S DISPENSARY
ga kearBy street.

San Francisco. Established l. 1854, for the
treatment OF s.1usl and Seminal Diseases such
a. Gonorrhes, elect, Structure, syphilis in
its FORMS Seminal Weakness, lmpotrncy, etc.
Skin diseases Of yesrs standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal missions, tie consequence o! SELF
abuse: This solitary vice. or deprsved SEXUAL
indulgence, il prscticsd by :Ee youth OF both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with nnerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combated By scienti-
&c medical measures, viz: Ssllov counter
ancs, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing in the ears noiss like the rustlins
Of leaves and rafting OF chariots, unessiness
about the loins, weakness Of the limbs confu-
ped vision blunted intellect, loss Of confidence
dindencs in approsr hing strange re-, . dislike to
form new acquaintance, disposition to shun
society loss Of memory, hectic Pushes, pimpIes
and v.rica eruptions about the faces. furrel
tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption
night sweAts. 1nonomania sud frequent insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should spply imne-
distsiy either in person or by letter. and have q
cure effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, which never fails Of q.
fsetins . quick and radical cure.
CURED Az HOME.
Persons At . distance may be CURED AT
HONE, by addressing letter to DIR. GIBBOE,
stating case, symptoms, length Of time the dis
ease las continued, and have medicine prompt
ly forwarded. free from dGnfgs and curio0ty,
to any part Of the country, with full and PLAN
directions. By inserting Ton Dollars coin, IN
registered letter, through the Postoftce or
through Wells, Fargo Co.; package Of medt-
Correspondents will please inform DR.. GibbGo
that they road bis advertisements in the APPxAA
Address DIR. J. y. GIBBON,
Sssl9-ly Dsx 1897, 0aa Yrsaases
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SHERIFF's SALE,

nv vIrTUn or A DE@RrE AND
- Order Of SAL iss4.i ont - and Vn1-r tho
sesl q the Hon Second Judicial District Cour.
of Nevada. in and T = tis Count, ef OrInsby. Oh
the 2nd day of December /. u. 1915 On isde-
ment rendered therein on the 2oth day Of
November. 4. ID. ISIS, in favor - Z. D.
EARaBALL fer the sun Of 81 .I53 eS. and in favor
Of Z. Z. r II. for the ssn Of Sis %. sad II
favor OF Ron.sT CRAEs for the sum Of $3.50 -.
together With costs taxed a. SlI1 81 and .ccrc-
ing costs now amounting 10 SC 20 and all lie
costs that may Hereafter sCrrus. oil . sinSt the
Nevada Agricultural. Mining snd Mechanical
Society a. corre7stiss' and all IN The gold coins
Of the United >tates ana ~ ne directed CON
nandns me to sell. according 10 law. the real
estate hereinafter described 70 satisfy the said
judgment costs and accrnirg costs; and in pur-
.uance t-ereof have levied upon and will
expose 1T public sale 70 the hishes. and bes
bidder. at the Court House door N the City 81
Carson. County and State Aforesaid or
Monday. the a7th day Of December.
-. 1875.
between the hours Of A. y and Br. Il to wit
At O'Clock ,. n. to satisfy said judgment. costs
ard a"crling costs IS by said decree and oder
OF s-ls | Am direct d, the following describr d
real property. TO wit: That certain tract Of land
cont.ining about Eighty a. acres lying in
OrInshy county. Nevada. Az 'ut ore half mills
east from Carson City, Immediately on the
north side Of the War. Springs road sometimes
known - the New Race Track and which tract
OF land 10 NOR particularly described a. fol
lows. to Wit: Begi, ming At poirt on The north
line Of the road leading from Carson City to the
state Prison. which one chain An eighterc
liz h esst OF the line between Sections sixteen
and seventeen, and twenty-five chains and
thir!y-r.ur Inks north q the line hetwaen
Sections sixteen and twenty ne Tow ! ) north
Range 10 East Mount Dlahlo Base snG NJ ridisn
running Themes north degree 3 minutes eass
With lin. Of fierce thtrty Sven chains and ffty-
three links 20 the north line o. southwest i Of
the northwest = Of ssid Section sixteen. thence
south - 4 Erees IS minute -; ;: x and WITH
the north Of the -. h'if Of tlr LOrihwes. q
and he Sorth line - EtrIth Eilr Of northeast I
OF SAID Section .iIt--n twenty one chains ard
~ nty-eiIht LINKS to . sake SITTING in the
fence bounding TIE nCrth line OF .. A. v Put
IsTI' lsspyh h. Ri noe south dc.re~ IS Enlnutes
wet thtrty-eevrn chains ard slIty links to 3
STAKE IL ttr f-I-- II The north SIDE q III. eaid
road there north 20 dear'r- - minutes west
along Ii. line Of fence n til. north SIDE q said
E,s3 tv.rt.-op- Oh AXIS and twenty Eht lInks
L. The place - t-gInIiug- Magnetic varistioB
e degrees - minutes eaAi.
: T. SWIFT
sh.ri. OF ornsby County. Esv
C.oos city bee. l-15.
dcc5-ls.3~
The above Sale 10 hereby postponed Until
r ESpAy. tn. 18th dsy u January. A. d
Is5e a. IL. san. hoBr AID Visc-. ty ord.r,'
+ 'sutirs. r. sNIFI. sheriff.
C.r.oa CITY. p-s. a.. 49,.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-18
n TIM DISTRICT COURT or rsa

Nm TIM DISTRICT COURT OF T8H
= Second Jadicisl Distri-. 90 the State 81
Nevada. in and for tbs County Of Crhsby.
EaRYos II. KIeCnSss pIain.ir rs FI!,ABKrH A.
HrHcnSrn defendant Action bresSht in thu
district Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the STAT. Of Nevada. il and for 'ss County OF
O.hsby and she Complaint fl-d il said County
81 Ormsby. il the oEcs Of he Clerk OF said
District Court Tn. state ef Nevada sends
erecting 20 ELTrABErH A. kIfCGHBl defendant
Yoa are hereby rcquiretto alpeir in an ac ion
brought against IN BY the aooys named pals
III il the District Court Of the Sero.d judicial
District Of the Strtr O. Nevada, in an for the
County Of orIasb!. and to answer he Complaint
fled therein &. copy 81 which acceDr anlest this
san Unions, within ten iays exclusive Of the
day ui service a,te- tie service yoI ~ this
SlnmoBs-H served within this County; or IL
served ost Of this County. bat IN thi. District.
within twenty days. oth-rwiss within forty
dsys-sr Judgment by default will e taken
against you. The said scti Il 10 brought to dis
solve TIE bonds Of rlatri on. eIistins between
yen and the plaintiff upon tie alleged ground
Of vilful de eriion. And you are hereby n'tifed
that il you fail to appear and answer the sald
Complaint ~ above required the said plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief prayed
Given under my h, nd AID the seal Of
the District Ccuri Of the Second
Judicial District Of TIE State Of
Nevada in and for tn County
OF Ormsby, this eth day Of
OdAd November. in the year 81 sur
Lord. enc tho1.and eight hun
dred and ssvsnty-fve-
EDWARDS, CLERK.
Once Of Sheriff Of County of ornsbv (:sl.-
hereby certify, that received the within
summon. on the h day q November. A. D.
49,: and return that After due diligenc. and
from information believe the defendant Eliza
beth A Kir liner can not he found within this
County Of Ormshy or in the state Of Nevada.
Dated n Carson this sth day Of November.
1875. ST SWIFT. sheriff.
1svS
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AVienua. telegram reports serious
,iiTerences among the insurgent lead
49, in Herzegovina. Ljbobratico has
quilted the insursent camp and with
number OF his followers has gone to
Ragusa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-18
1HK DISTRICT COURT OF THE

United et.tes for TIE District % teysEa, il
tue Instter OF George ". Cbedic, bankrupt, in
bankruptcy Cniten Ststss of Amcrics, District
If Neysda-ss. warrant in bankruptcy Vas
iss1ed AGAINST the estate of George ". Chedic.
If Carson City, IN the county OF OrIas5y, and
state Of Nevada, who has been al alssd . bank
rIpt On his own petition; thst the payment Of
sny debts and delivery Of any property belong
M, to such bankrupt, him, CT for his Use,
.ni the transfer OF any property by him
forbidden by law; that meeting of the cred
i.o-s of the said bankrupt. to pEove their debts.
,ad to choose one or more assig1ees Of his
ate. will be held at = Court Of Bankruptcy,
20 ~ olden At the United States District Court
Uoo,,. Csrson City. Nevada. before Y. strother,
Register on the eIth dsy Of January, 4. D. 1876,
as IL o'ciocf A.. n.
r. 8. CLAPP,
Uaised States Marshal and Messenger in Bsnk-
rIptcy for said District. janis
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

UNEE COPARTNyRSHIp HKRyTpyOHE TX
Il listing between Z. u. JTDp and ?. Ii.
AULCAHY in tho Pioneer Soap Company has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent, z.
d. .!CDD retiring from the firm. P. Ii. MULCAHY
will continue the business Is heretofore; col
lectins all bills and paying al indebtedness Of
tie Pioneer Soap Company.
I. D. JUDD
P. H. hGLCAHY
cwpcn Gin, DssS0bsr ~ l0S.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-18
GKE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AZ INlIRABIR CASE.
DIR. SS Richaa's

COZ HN IA L . A -
Af'-r ten year. Of trial on this coast las pror.6
iisef the only curative IL certain Clsss Of
diseases rom unced BY nsdical Iractltion-rs ~
incuTahl-.
DIR. lie Richas's Gslde. R.Isan No. !
on IT, I-gs or Body. Sore Ear I,es. Nose. tte
Copp-r-colar.d sIotches. S,philitc C.tarrk.
Diseased Scalp, and all the pririsr. forms Of
tn. disease known A. syphiAs. trlc., IS per
bottle. or two for -.
tar. L. Richau's Golden B.Iss In No 2
Curvs Tertiary. Mercurial, S.PhIhtc kh-uMa-
tIsm. B.ins il the Bunts. E.cs II the Neck
UISerst-l sore 1hrCs'. Syphilific Eash. ump<
and Contracted Cora. stiffness OF. Ls Limbs
AID ersdicates all diseases from the syster7.
whether caused by indisr~iiou or ahus- n
m-rcury-leavius the blood pur. and healthy
Price. s. per bottle CT two for s..
DIR. lie Riehau's Golden Spanish
For the cure q Gonorrh-a Gf--t Irritation
Grave, and All Urinary or G-uI;s! dIsarraaR>-
nsats Prios, s. 81 per bottle.
DIR. lie Riehas's G-Ide. spanish
Injection.
v.aa ard Injection f,r severe cas-s of Goz
orra-s lni.nIEstory G!-et. STRUCTURES. and all
diseases Of ths Kidneys Az Bladder. Price.
81 so per bottle.
Alss, Agents for DIR. lie Richa.'s
Golden Pulls
For Seminal weakness. Night Emissions, In
pctenc, and all diseases srsinG from Msstur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price s. Per
bottle. The genuine 6oLDss BsLs.a Is put us
only IN round bottlcs. On receipt Of price.
these n -dicines Will he sent 10 al parts Of The
country by express or mail. securely psCftd,
and free from observation Sole Agents. c. p.
RICHARDS / co, vholessl- and rotsil drug
gists and chemists, southwest corner Of Clay
and S.n.one streets, san Franchise. California.
suSle ~
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The report of the proposed sale OF
tie island 0? St. Thomas TO Germany
t. contradicsed. The idea was mooted
IN 1873 o! exchanging ST. Thomas for
SIosvick. eut Vas dismissed as i'm
practicable.
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The above Sale 10 hereby postponed until
tt EspAY. tn. l.th dsy u January. A. =.
ls7c 4; IL. sane hosr AID Visc-. +, ori.r ~
fsut,rs. r. SWIFT. sheriff.
carson C't-. D-s. e. 49,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-05
Profit OF Sheep.

There is probably no stock on the
farm that can be made to pay better
than sheep If they are rightly managed.
With less than a pound Of grain per day
to each. in addition to good hay or
roots in due proportion, they thrive re-
markably, and gain in flesh and wool at
rate that is often surprising. In ad.
dition to this the manure isaalways a
source of profit, especially as a renova-
tor OF worn-out soils. We have known
. number of cases of farms badly run
down, that have been effectually restored
almost entirely by, sheep manure. IT
any OF our readers have land that is
hard to reclaim, we advise them to try
this method, and they will soon discover
the truth of the adage that SHE tread of
he sheep is golden"
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Brine fer Bathing the feet Of
Horses.


A correspondent writing to the Prac
tical Farmer, in relation to the use ol
salt and lime for bathing the feet Of hor
ses, says: oseSsty rg..a.
Ihaye tried strong brine on founder.
ed or hoof-bound horses, and with good
results. l made solution of salt and
applied 1t three times day by washing
the legs and pouring upon the bottom
OF the feet, and holding them up a few
minutes to lie. it strike in. / saw the
wonderful effect in few days. I ac.
count for it in this way. Salt win ex-
tract moisture from the atmosphere,
which keeps the feet m Dist. Salt oper.
ates nearly like grease upon the foot -
The hoof becomes soft, yet pliable. Like
chunk of wood saturated with salt or
brine, It is tough yet moist. Thus it is
with horses foot. Here let me add
that the practice of rasping cracked
hoof to tougher it is all folly. Apply
brine, and you win effect a cure. 4
horse that is driven upon hard road is
liable to get stiffened. have seen val.
liable horses driven upon our own plank
roads few days get quite lame. rea-
soned to myself as to the cause, and
adopt the use of brine as a remedy,
which proved effectual.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-09-05


.% Gen. P. E. Connor Of San Fran.
cisco is an old campaigner who knows
whereof he speaks when he talks about
the war with the Sioux He is confident
that it will take all winter to conquer
Sitting Bull. A "stand-up fight" he
says, is the last thing that the Indians
want They will harass Crook and Ter.
~ until the grass fails and the cavalry
horses become unserviceable, and force
them to end the campaign for this sea
son. The mass of the Indians will then
winter further north, in the buffalo
range, while many of them will return
to the agencies and be fed by the Gov
eminent until the grass grows in the
spring. 81 regard this,'' says Genera,
Connor, "as the beginning of great
war, and unless the Government throws
into the conflict at once much larger
body of troops than are now in the
field, and continue the campaign right
through the winter, the Indians will un-
doubtedly have the advantage and be in
better fighting trim ih the spring, when
they will be re-enforced by allies from
bands that are as yet still neutral"
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JACoBMNN's WILL.

NOTICE is Aersby giFen, that the las. Will
~ and TestAm oA Jacob Mann. late of
Monroe county Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of yhne, 1867; am, that duly certi-
fed copy thsteof was supplied and admitted
to record in the Probate CouFt on the Goth day
of July, 1876, and recorded therein.
JAsAR. MORRIS,
.,,,., ,,s Probate Judge MoarOe Co, Ohio.
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RSAD NOTICE.

VI +H"f'r- f.i
NOTICE is hslsby gjfen that a petition will
IN be presented tsfthe Commissioners of
Monroe county, 0hb, at their next regular
session, praying fdrta review and survey on
the following road beginning at Calebaugh's
mill; thence mp th} freek through the lands
Of Jackson Calebafgh, W. c. Kincaid and j.
Shrieve's. to the Rrd\at Kincaid's coal bank;
thence up the hih through the lanus of W.
c. Kincaid and Bazil Dye>to the top Of the
hill at Dyes hbuse, to intefsect the road lead
ing to Garrards store; commencing again at
the before described ford; thencs across the
creek and up the run through the lands of
VIM. Doughkrty, ParmeliaA Crawford and
Thomas HuHh an. to the forkk> of the run on
A. B. Coverts land; thence the1shortest and
best route II the town of Antioch, Monroe
county, ohid MANY PETITIONERS.
augS,'16wb,
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Farm and Town Property
FOR SA L b 1~

fNHEundersigned offers for sale his farm.
i lying one mile east of Woodsfeld, con
tanning e ~ e
One Hundred & Sixty Acres.
A part Of this land is under good state Of
cultivation and the balance in timber land.
On the same is Pottery, and one of the best
stone quarries in this section. The route Of
the B. 4 8. W. Railroad is along the southern
boundary Of said land. ssi' =
I; Also, Lots Nos, l2 and 81 in Woodsfeld; !;
the former has large two-story frame dwell
ling and other necessary out buildings. Lot
81, directly in the rear, has large frame
barn, suitable for stabling or tobacco packing
purposes. - h.t,,oaF
For terms and further particulars, call on
or address, A. D. briggs,
JANIS, ,76tf. Woodsdeld Ohio.
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: Farm ? for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.


H'HR undersigned offers for sale his farm o.
i 100 ACRES, situate in sunsbary
township, Monroe county, Ohio, three miles
southeast Of Beallsville.
There are 10 acres cleared and under cul-
hvation; the balance in timber; fences in
good repair. A large frame building, good
stable and g,anary and other buildings on
the premises. The place is we'll watered
There are three orchards, two of them bearing
The B, 4 8. w. Railroad will not be more
than-two miles from this farm.
For further particulars and terms call on,
or address DAVID W. MYRRS,
Beallsville, Monroe Co., Ohio.
itit or SIMON LEUTHY,
Round Bottom, Monroe Co., Ohio.
iuly4,'76m3.
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V Alta recent funeral of Danbury
man, one of the neighbors, a female of
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Obstacles IA HAPPY 3 RELIEF 70 Youns
W and Abuses IN early life.
Marriaro Manhood restored. Impedi.
70" ments to Marriage removed
New method OF treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. Books and circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 4ls N. Ninth st, Philadelphia,
Pa.-An Institution having high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skim.
june20,'7Gr.
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BLACKSMITH.
Wagon Making and BlackSmithing,

WE have opened Wagon Making and
w Blacksmith Shop in the Foundry
Building on the east side of town, where we
are prepared 20 manufacture
Farm Spring Wagons
OF the latest and bes: styles. Also, will re.
pair wagons and carriages on short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. -
Wheels and woodwork tor wagons ironed
and iron for wagons and carriages furnished
at market rates. ji1s .5 a5ssE
We are Agents for the Oliver Chilled Iron
Plows, Every one warranted, -a,.fr,s
Special attention will be given to shoeing
horses. Give us call. ,-gs..
may23.76Y. NJ & C. LETZELTER,
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DEMOCRACY.
7 rSesday. September 5. 1876
Re1fints.

at 4 rrgt
RLAcKING Stoves. Persons desiring
TO make Weakening stick to the stove,
will find that by mixing a little sugar
with it, 1t will do so.
TREATMENT Fur THE HANDs.-Rub the
palms Of the hands thoroughly with CO.
logue just before putting on kid gloves,
II keeps them from perspiring.
.CHoooLATE CU>TARD --Scrape half a
cake of good chocolate, which put into
! stew pan, and moisten by degrees with
. pint Of warm water, milk and cream
when well dissolved, mix with the yolks
of eggs, aud finish the same as for the
custards.
STUFFED TOMATOES. Get them as
large and Brm as possible sent round
place in theItep of each and scrape out
all the soft parts; mix with stale, bread
crumsscorn, onions, parsely, butter, pep
per and salt; chop very fine and fill the
tomatoes carefully; bake in modern
hot oven; put a little butter in the pan,
and see that they do not burn or be-
come dry. - -
TOMATO WINE.-Take any quantity of
fnlly-ripe tomatoes, wash and press the
Juice from them, strain, and to every
gallon addifour pounds of white loaf
sugar !. let it stand until it is done fer
mentiDg, keeping the cask filed with
fresh Juice and sugar. When done fer;
menting draw.off without agitation and
bottle. Will be prime in six or twelve
months. The yellow tomato makes n
white wine with yellow tinge; the red,
adarker.
CoLD SLAw Cut up q quantity of
cabbage very fine with sharp knife,
and sprinkle upon it a teaspoonful OF
salt For large dish use two eggs, al
piece OF butter the size OF an egg, half a
teacup OF water, and half teacup of
good vinegar, Beat the eggs, whites
and yolks together, very light, add the
water, vinegar and butter, and put all in
Q Tin on the fire, stirring all the time un.
til tits Of creamy thickness. Pour it
hot over the cabbage, stir up well with
Q fork, and leave to cool. 2
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i',-s1'i 1 - ,Tlasbtf 9 p ~.
i'sfqar4 oi'7' ahtIzalHExT III f.fa
,dzrTi" IsasAa seiM o. bas sIoq Vi
arAA s-ia hGa raIaA3 G 4 .s1R
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-10
Train Topics.
persons.

All trains were o time yesterday.
The west bound express had eighteen
Cheyenne and ffty-four through pas
sengers. The west bound express had
thirteen Cheyenne and fourteen
through passengers. The west bound
emigrant had i've full coaches and
thirty-two Cheyenne passengers.
The d. P. train brought nineteen
passengers.
At ~ o'clock last night, all trains
due here to-day were moving on time.
The u P. freight, due here at 8
o'clock this morning, has one car corn,
car -four and one car merchandise
for Cheyenne.
Two extra trains. one of eight and
the other Of thirteen cars, all contain
ing tea. passed through here from the
west yesterday.
The Central Pacific, which has been
blocked by snow between Emigrant
Gap and Blue Canon for twenty-seven
hours, is now clear. The snow drifted
In some places near Summit, one hun
dred feet deep. The storm is appar-
emily c clearing up.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-10
The Laramie Route.

The following advertisement ap-
pears in the Salt Lake Tribune:
BLACK Hills via Laramie City !!
Buy your Tickets Ia Laramie City
and save 81 miles, s. - Fsret One
day ia trainI Over Cheyenne route !
Stages leave Mondays and Wednes-
days or rs much ofteDer as may be
desired, carrying u. 81. Mails.
Laramie City, situated ia the cen
ter Of the celebrated Laramie Plains,
Is the best Quitting point on the U.
r. X. r., Wagons. Miners Tools and
Groceries being remarkably cheap"
The above shows what our would
be competitor is doing TO advertise
her mythical route to the Hills. The
assertions regarding a saving of time,
distance and fare are false. Through
tickets can be purchased from Sail
Lake to Cheyenne at the same figure
as from Salt Lake to Laramie. The
difference in distance is 81 IA miles,
and the difference i'm time ON train is
less than three hours. Cheyenne mer-
chants can sell goods at least twenty
five per cent, cheaper than they can
be bought for in Laramie. With
these exceptions and the fact that
there is no road from Laramie 10 the
Hills, the statements contained in the
advertisement are reasonably true.
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Personal Points.

c. v. Gardner, ESQ, a Kansas jour-
nalist, Is at the Inter-Ocean.
Hon. E. L. Pease, of Evanston,
Is registered at the Inter-O Ocean.
Hon. A.. E. Bradbury, of Green
River, arrived here yesterday and
will remain a day or two.
Geo. P. Lare, Esq, of Denver, is
here with q view Of opening a branch
of his extensive agricultural imple-
ment house in this city.
A. G. McAusland, OMAHA. II.
Mitchell. N. Y-H. Spain, Chicago.
A. ID. Stevenson, Ogden, are at the
Railroad house.
C. w. Wagner, of Salt Lake, who
went to Custer City in January, arri
we'd here yesterday with his family.
whom he will take to the Hills soon.
At the Metropolitan are z. Nc
Laughlin, Denver-G. Z. Bradbury,
Observation-Disclosures Lisco, J. +.
Cole, Evans-J. r.. De Wolfe, q. L.
Dibble, Michigan City, Ind. w.
Catron, Austin, New.
At the Inter- Ocean are F. Bowman,
N. VI. Eisenbach, Mrs. r. Phil
fps, Chicago-Z.S Flersheim, Kansas
City-H. H. Snow. Cincinnati-G. w.
Hepburn, q. w. Bilby, Pueblo-C.
L. Basg and wife, Council Bluffs
Mrs. Z. p. Sartor and son, Denver
st. A. D.. Balconb, Laramie City
! Mrs. G. Smaller, Salt Lake.