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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07
CURLEY's
THE COUNTY

There will probably be a lively contest
between the old and newly-elected Law
renee county officers for possession of
the respective county Offices. The old
board of commissioners having failed
to qualify the officers elected in No
vember, the new board organized to-
day and qualified them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

Look Here! p
If you want an o%vercoat, a business
Of dress suit, fine underwear, a fine
shirt, fancy neckwear, silk handker-
chiefs, a good blanket or quilt, a pair
Of good boots, shoes, heavy Shaker and
all wool hose, all twenty per cent.
cheaper than you al get them else
where in the city, go to Wagner's,
356 Seventeenth street.
ED. j. WAGNER, Manager.
A fine lot of furnishing goods for the
holidays. Ladies are respectfully in.
vited to examine our stock for presents
for their gentlemen friends. diff
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lished in the Rocky mountain region.
Send $3.50 for l year; $3.50 for
months; or 81 for 8 months, to
LEADER PRINTING Co.,
diff Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

A Cheyenne woman prides herself on
the feat of having Matched out five
chickens in her bosom. She had set a
hen upon the eggs in the usual manner
some days ago, but the hen died, and
the woman, not to be outdone, placed
the eggs in her bosom, where incuba-
ton took place, and five hardy chicks
were matched. The ''birds" are doing
well, as is also the woman
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

rrrhe Catholic fair and festival closed
last evening, after a grandly success
full season of three nights. An elegant
cane vas voted to Mr.. j. T. Clark, who
received over $500 votes, his principal
opponent, Mr.. d. Shay. receiving over
5000. p. Sullivan, night clerk at the
Railroad house, drew a $50 silver set.
s.By large, where is that basketp"
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FIRE IN pEADwoop.

The residence of Jas. Langan was
destroyed by frs-to-day. The building
and contents are a total loss. The ad-
joining building, owned by Geo. Hig-
gins, was badly damaged.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

DIR. II. III. Bohm, the dentist, has re-
turned from Fort Collins.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07

Buy a trunk for a Christmas present
at d6-tf PoLAcK's.
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The best and cheapest boots and
shoes, custom made, can be found at
s23-tf 8. BoN's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-07
Med Daniels Theatre.

wanted-Six waiter girls tonight.
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Subscribe for THE LEADER.
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SprigeI's R~eyenge-He Haals a Sealpins
Sioux Into Crook City nj the
End Of His Lariat-
Curiey's Uxorieide and Suieide-The
Bismarck Stage in the Missouri
River-Deadwood Doings.
Dec. 6, 1877

DEADwooD, Dec. 6, 1877.
A man named Spiegel, who formed
one of the party of six that were at
tackled by Indians a short time since,
rode to Meyers ranch, yesterday, near
Crook City, with an Indian corpse drag
cling at the endof a lariat, the other
end of which was fastened to the POM
mel of his saddle. He reports having
engaged in II running fight with three
Indians, two of whom he wounded, and
the third accompanied him as above
stated.
CURLEY's CUssEDNEss.
This evening about 8 O'Clock, Samuel
Curley shot and killed his wife, and
then shot and killed himself with the
same pistol. Jealousy was the cause.
THROUGH THE ICE.
Passengers arriving on to-day's Bis
marck coach report that while crossing
the Missouri river the coach and horses
broke through the ice. The four horses
we're drowned. The driver and passen-
gers ESCAPED.
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A business house and lot, in the GEN.
tire of Cheyenne-cheap.
d2-6t JOHNSON & POTTER.
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PoLAcK, next to p. o.
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Silk Handkerchief, Scarfs, Gloves,
Pulse Warmers, suitable for a present,
cheap at
d6-tf PoLACK's, next to p. o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
THE Llrs Sioux 4 MAEnsb FrnRY

THE LAKE SGogE & MAEuSb FE1RY
RAILRoAD.- There was q meeting Of citl.
zsus :, Kerr & Coz mill, Martins Ferry,
Tuesday evening, 10 bear from one oil the
directors Of this road In regard 10 III
proSreo and prospects. Who The diree,
tor vas il not announced 10 the Nssl, bul
be made some remarks Of semi encour-
aging character. He said that thirteen
miles Of the northern end Of the road were
finished, aud that the earnings were sat
i.iSntory (whSisver that nsau'l, and that
from thirty TO forty nilss we're "hearIy
ready for the ties and rails" Upon tht,
showing Mr. James Kerr moved that
those present urge ''alI the stock holders ID
and about Martins Ferry to pay at least
three ins;allusnts OF 10 per ct, each, " and
further, "Shen the work Is commenced
vigorously south Of the Panhandle road
OF near MariiE's Ferry, to pay their sub
scripiion in iall. The meeting seemed t0
have adjourned in a rather dubious frame
Of mind, aibei: tbcy adopted Mr.. Kerr.
resolution, being pesp!czed to ascertain
exactly their liability az stockholders
1t seems tha. the solicitors Of stock had
represented that no payment, would be
demanded until work was commenced
near Martins Ferry, bat tho subscription
papers did not read "!ike the solicitors
speeches" aud thus aroie question a
to the liability Of the stockholders.
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Hancock County News.
New CumbeflaOd IlIspsndsu..

SeF Cumeaf!aud Independent.
The recent rise has made things iiyei,
around Cumberland. Many sSh0 fo!!J :
the river arc glad Of an opportunity tc
msEe trip.
The o'Neal had on board several lars,
shipments Of apples from THIS county
The price charged for transporting Their
to Pittsburgh, Is only ten cents per bar,
rel.
Captain jenkins starts for the sunny
South tomorrow with tho Mink. HeI
tow will consist OF feet OF twe!ye.toots
as follows Two brick boats, one coal
boat and nine produce boats. The Cap
tatn's entire family will accompany him
on his voyage.
Mr.. David Smith is loading a boat with
brick at Freeman Bros. & Co.'S, and
will leave in few days for the Southern
market.
Captain Myers, OF steubenvflle. is load.
ing boat with brick at Cunningham,
Graham & Co.'S yard.
Captain Householder left yesterday ior
the South, with two boats heavily loaded
with brick. Upon the came day, seven
teen years ago, he left here with tie
same kind OF Il cargo, on 20 teet Of water
So We are informed BY an old iuhabitant
J. K. Miller 4 Co. have delivered 49,.
coo cross ties for the 2. W. & Ky. R. Il,
aod haze purchased timber from Mai
W. L. Crawford and Mr.. Levi Gardner
which will make from 5000 to 10000
more. They have also been awarded the
contract for building the freight house at
Wheeling, for same road.
The Presbyterian Church Of New Cam.
be:land cUmmeuoraied on last Sunday
the quarter-Centennial paste rate Of Rsv.
S. F. Gsier. In the evening the exercises
were Of the nature Of a general confer.
ence, when there we're present Rev. Por.
ter, 0! the Faisview Church, Rev. Forbes
OF Sloan's Station, Rev. Dawson, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev.
Gregory, OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, who each delivered hort bat an.
propriate sddre"es.
In the Is years the pastor has psea ched
about $500 sermons, has administered
the LoEd'. Supper in this church, and in
the bounds OF this congregation, nearly
100 times, has received 10 the communion
OF this church SSI persons, has paid an
aggregate OF 1000 pastoral visits, has
never Jailed but twice to fulfill his an.
pointnents 10 preach, and then on &C.
count Of sickness, and never, wiliully,
disappointed a congregation assembled
for public service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

Chn!sst0n CsuIi5r.
Gen. I, II. Duvnil, Revenue Collector
for this bis.ric! Is in the city.
Miss Jackson. daughter Of Judge J. ]
Jscksou, Of PsrEersburg, is visiting ths
family q Coz. Swarn Of this city.
Attorney General White. Of Wheeling
arrived IN this city Yesterday ard i.
qnsEIeEtd st the Hale House.
welearn thSt Nr. Ashly, of this city
has rented the st. Albert Hotel, and will
open itas soon as the necessary aFrrnge-
ments can be made.
Our Boarding housea and Hotels are
cramped for room. There are more
strangers in the city now, than there has
been Tor some time.
Judling from the number OF logs taken
from The cara at this point, our saw mills
must be doing rushing business.
The City Council have laid the levy tor
schools purposes which amounts 10 &C
cents on the one hundred dollars vSlua
tion.
Dr.. D. Mayer will lsaye tomorrow fol
Hinton, where he will organize Courl
Of ForesteEs, on Wednesday evening. On
Thursday evening he will deliver hi.
popular lecture on Israel and is Nation
ally"
A railroad meeting was held at Charles.
ton Monday nigh! iast in the interest OF
the proposed marrow gauge to Parkess.
burg. Judge Brown, J. W. seu.z, Col.
Hsssler and others addressed ii. a com,
mittee OF Eve from each county, to look
AFTER a preliminary survey, vas appoint,
cd.
James F. LsEis, City Assessor, pre-,
seE,ed the following report Of licenses
from the Lat day Of May to the lst oil
November, 1877, viz;
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The Commissioner Of Agriculture has
returns which shoW that Eoglandwill have
to buy lOi,O0O,OOO bushels Of wheat this
year, owing to disappointment. in raising
sPOor crop at home. The English crop
vas unusually short this year owing to
defective curing. Ga the continent Of
Europe there has been ialr general
crop. The war will limit the exporta.
tioDttom Russia and Turkey, and in Eas.
tern Europe the supply will not greatly
exceed the local demand. Egypt and In.
dia will have larger surplus iaau usu.
al, and viii probably increase their ship.
msuts to Europe. The export of wheat
from The United States amounts to IS, 000,.
600 bushels year but the Commissioner
Of Agriculture thinks tina. thi, country
may be able this year to supply the entire
British deficiency.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

Darrsgh intends doubling his men, work.
ing night and day. Under hisexpsfisBstsl
management tho work cannot help but
be fnished with all speed and perfection,
This l. the great point on the road, and Il
q place Of much interest to all yisitots,
On the east sids the approach, uBdsr Mr..
Keegau's control, IL almost ready for the
blasting. The earth has nearly all been
displaced, leaving q slate which will re-
qutTe 3 great deal Of labor yet 10 remove
The contractors have . new invention ior
aiding in blasting, called Hercules pow.
der, the effect Of which Il terrible and
unprecedented in execution. Water haI
no effect on II nor Is there any drilling
required in itA use. With every means
available, the contractors are doing their
utmost and expect without doubt 10 have
the tunnel fully completed BY the lat o.
July, 1873.
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Progress OF the Flushing Tunnel
ON Ihe TuscaraWas Railroad.
BlTnQTville Enterptilt,

baTnesrtue EnterphSf'
One Of the big undertakings OF our ad.
vanced civilization il in progress al this
point Just now. The tunnel, running
under the immense dividing ridge be.
tween the waters otStillwatef and Wheel.
ing Creeks, il now being approached from
both sides with all the rapldity and skill
possible. The contract for the whole
work il under the control Of Mr.. E. Oar.
EsGh, OF Painesvills, Ohio, who has let
out the long east approach 10 Mr.. p. J.
Keegan. Mr.. Dafragh il an energetic
and stirring man aud has seised every
facility for pushing forward the work.
he has mile ofiron track running back
from where the men are at work on
the cut on which the carloads Of
earth, hauled by horses, are constant.
y moving out 10 the e.id Of the dump
where there is q switch to accelerate IN.
loading. At the cut so men are hard At
work blasting into the coal and Ilate and
loading the eau. In about 80 days they
illeonmenee 70 exeaya,e, and then aIr.
y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
JULIUS CESAR!
CLEVELAND, TrscARIwAs vAILEY 4 TuEx1no
RAILWAY CoSPAAY,

SLEVLL'NpI June L 1871,
THE SUBSCRIBERS To THE CAPITAL
l. hTOCR Of SID Company will uks notice th1t
their lnbs Tptons hsfeEoiofe made FOR The puTp "a
oil aiding In extending the RAILROAD Of l'd Comp.
ny lTom it, present terminus 10 the Ohio River,
having hsreGtoTe bCeu lerrpted By aid Company,
the fo1rd Of Directors Of aid Company At 4 met.
Ing theIset, held on tbs Sta day Of June, ISL by
resolution, OidOted that the Ont Instl lr1ent II
ave doIlaTs rs 0ol on eAoa IhSre OF city dollar
81 o. % SUBSCRIBED V the caplthl sock of s1Id
Company, roW dug-from sub cdbyTs apbea,Ing an
the 'oE,, and individual SubAcripuors o ieSSpi.
Cd shall pdd on or hsfore July LIST 1877, 10 p,
4. AnstL Irearg5 n aid compcaH al a. sens,.
~ cISes AShH or TIT suns may e paid 10 A, j,
bSg4S, 81 bridgeport, Ohio or 70 such pfrtoo n b
nay dirtc'; and MD TreRureS and aid RIIrS. md
alo iueh ps'S1n a the aid Binss may duly autho.
me- 70 receive money due upon aid tubst7tpti0ns
ue other Of them BY aid otAplnJ eu,toTe, M
nd authorized 70 receive AMI receipt for he same
lot and on rs beha' AID len TeT renI Of said sab
s1iPt'oa Lht! DO due ian IL hereby REQUIRED 10 u
p9id y The sdtd lTt1FurEy al IN ptstgrl cies or
tatd Company, a gtHsIdid or the lanS may II
PAD 10 a; }. sIgGs, AZ Bridgeport Ohio, or such
Ptrs9n n he may deEIEn0ts, who are authorized 10
receive lheIane for ard on behalf Il siIi CONF.
ny on tie day ioliaEiDH the cxpirItI0u Of ryr-y
hiTiy day ftom AID after July Isl 1871 uo,il he
Eh9ls subscription shall 30 doe aud REQUIRED % h
paid - aeOVs Spa:iaed
~ order u tue BoIrd Of nIfcet0rA
lCIhF +. A. HEWITT sO.rp.RrV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

The InspcctOrshlp.


il is proper that some friend Of Capt.
Thomas c. WiSon, he himself being u
modest man, who seldom speaks out even
In hls own defense, TO SAY something in
reply to the article in your paper yesles.
day morning. desire to cali the a.ten.
ton Of the public to the charges made in
the public prints, as believe, ct the in.
siigstion OF the neEly appointed Super.
visinS Inspector for the Seventh District,
John Farenbech, a gentleman lately i'm
ported BY Sherman, Matthews & Co. from
The lakes, who by thus appointment Ia,
been rewarded for his many msrltoEious
traits as member Of the Ohio Legisla.
ture and as first class stump orator
during the late canvass in Northern
Ohio.
Fust-YOur reporter says he (Feren-
bech) came here TO carry out The instruc.
tons Of Secretary Sherman 10 examine
applicants for The position OF Boiler In
spectorin this district, in place OF Capt.
Wilson, and in place Of Mr.. Rogers, Of
6allipolis, who are TO be removed. /
would AK for what are these gentlemen
10 be removed? Simply because, in some
points, the steamboat law had not been
fully carried out; charge that had never
been made by Supervising Inspector
Capt. John DeVinney, man far superior
TO The new aPpOintee a. mechanic and
engineer.
! conceive it TO be the duty Of the su-
pervising Inspector at all times TO call
the attention Of the local Inspector to
any important inIraction Of the steamboat
Law which be might be overlooking, in.
stead Of acting the part Of sseeret agent,
reporting frst 10 the department at
Washington, as in the present instance,
what he had seen on a trip down the
river
In pursuance Of that manly course
which Is always due from Que gentleman
10 another. the Superyisipg Inspector
should tirat have called the attention Of
the Local Inspectors to What we're in fact
or in bis opinion intFaetions Of the Law,
instead Of tiSs running to tho Depart
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msnt like a school boy to his papa, 10 lay
in q complaint.
seCond-He (FeEsnbech) stated to your
reporter that be did moi end ono boa.
that was not violating the statutes. That
Is likely true, but Nj. Ferenbeeh iofgets
that Il IL not possible to make laws, es.
pecially steamboat laws, that can Do
alike applied 10 ali classes Of boats
on seas, lake, rivera and The va.
riedl iclGiSes Of naVigable streams.
The Supervising Inspectors are allowed
and expected 10 use Discretionary power
according TO the character Of the waters
aud the steamers that ply in them. l
don't think that Mr.. ferenbeeh yet
knoWS the diBeultie1 our local inspectors
have 10 contend with 10 applying the law
to the varied steam craft that navigate
every conceivable description Of waters,
call them rivers, creeks or what you will.
II all these steAmboAts should be com.
PEELED to vigorously gil up the measure Of
the statutes II would wipe out very
large portion Of the steamboat interest,
would virtually destroy the small but In
the aggregate, valuable commerce that iS
carried on upon the small tributaries Of
the Ohio river BY REMINDING Il 10 the old
6Atboat or other crude means Of trans.
portation.
As to Capt. Wilson's competency to fill
the Office he holds can only Say that |
have known him well all my lie. We
served our apprenticeship at engine
building In the same shop, together engi'
neered and followed the Ohio and Missis.
sippi rivers for not less than thirty years,
and say tor Mr.. Wilson, without lear Of
contradiction, that have never known 4
more careful and prudent man as an en-.
ginCer 10 the u'e Of steam power than he,
and would most respectfully ask the
gentlemen in whose hands the new APP
poiE,neni rests TO weigh we'll Mr.. Viii
Son's claims before any change Is made. |
sincerely believe that an officer who has
given 30 general satisfaction for seven
yesrF, without even one complaint Sgainst
him, should not be superseded hastily.
| feel satisfied that Mr.. Wilson can, II
necessary, bring the Itrongest reeommen
da,ions OF any engineer In the district as
10 his competency and general fitness for
the Office he now holds. II Mr.. Ferenbech
honestly intends to recommend for ap.
poin.ment a man from within the dis
trio; be cannot fBd a better man tor the
place. ! an satisfied that h0 himself
will be q the same opinion when he be.
comes more fully acquainted with Mr..
WilsSn. JOHN McLuRr.
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a CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING G. co.

E. l. PRUSSING G. co.
We big leave to notify the public that as many
unpfneiP!ed TefsoIs mo circulating The story
that The NnrERr rrcebtly Condemned 81 the Beard
o. health Of washington, u. c. wa Of cur mEnu-
tsetuIe, We are obliged to publish the following
eoTTSp2sdenee, which explains itSeli:
DIX T. & VERDI, President BoarI Of Health.
WsshinetCu, D. .c-sIEi Has any YInsasT man
utietnnd By u been cond'cAted or condemned by
your B0AIdl An eIT1y reply will Ertatly obNte
& PRussIEG i 90.
BoIHp or HEItJH WAsHIsoToN June g. ISL.
Z L PEussiNs co +, lhieago- Gsntiemen; Ia
reply 10 your Communication Of this data, Iau IL.
suucted 10 Inform you Ihst The Board q ueslth
pa never CONDEMNED any ViueSIE Of your MANI.
taeiuie Dor bus CenpiInt eTcr betn made Il ths
'nPu'''y o. zoe S@5 Veg ES;peet1IIy.
we would alS' submit the fGll0EtIE from DR..
AiGen. Of Maryland, aid Dr. MIhll, Of ~ ESQ:
USivsfaiT or MAINLAND. June ., iSii,-T
nave TAU day made 4 Chemical AnaIJ6N Of an
isIsIsSe ample Of PTullinS's Vinegar, Sud Gpd IL
nee from AL taee Of mineral Rclds md FosfaiIe I'M.
punueA Ind therefore ptTt. Free Iulpbrrie seid
v9y inlafous adul Grafton ten found IA he
0'1upessdl STtiele u not preeent In this VIneEAr
WILLIAM E AIKEN,
p.o., PruL. Chem. And Ph.f.
,FhIl ts,ed " Nj: Prn1ainS, IFubj reted ample
~ ~ NineelI 10 Chemical ApplJiiL, and found II
psnseuy nee from mineral acids and metallic Iuh.
sansei With which Commercial vinegar tGSo he
9gsatly adulter!ltd. can recommend Il, thers-
'Ste' ~ 40 entirely pare and tEAaletoss artltle.
In conclusion We VIII add thlt our veil known
SsIsEM 81 Vinesu have Itool the tsat Of puzzle
0pnien ior tFeuty-nine Year,, bss dss having re-
Eve Gfst premiums At the wofld'I Fair, the
S S1Eea s.ste7 hiE; the Hlnols STATE Fair, tha
o.l j. L PRussINe & CO., Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

BELLAIRE LooALs.-An appointment Of
the goods at the clothing house Of Mr. A.
ShOshfield took place Wednesday last.
A Sherif's sale, In order TO Ialiify the
creditors, comeA of 10 . few weeks. Lila.
bilities $1,000.
The corners Of Noble and Thirty.Iey.
enth streets, at the Mechanic Hose Com.
pany's building and at Mr.. Barnes gro.
Gerry, It seems, are the iAvorite hsunts Of
gang Of worthless bummers, sSlf.mAde
men OF the times, who neither respect
law, order or common dseency. Officer
Richardson is called upon to attend TO
his duties.
Mr.. Albert vickerp, the Gravel Hill
grocer, sold his stock Of goods 10 Mr..
Chas. Balttell, who conducts the business
at the same stand.
The BeIIaire Light Guards meets at
their armory to'morroW evening. They
have made arrangements TO receive The
result Of the eOmpanies' votes Of the I'd
Infantry, Regiment, National Guards, for
field officers.
Mr.. Chas. Bowser and Miss Z simp.
son, both Of this city, are booked for the
matrimonial market tomorrow.
A social was held At the N. E. Church
Of this city lsSt evening.
Col. ]. +. Mercer, Of this city, and Mr.
]. +. Davis, Of BatuesVills, are prepar-
lug TO open wholesale grocery establish.
ment at this place, which promiIeI to ex.
Gel any house in this section Of the
country.
Our friend Vim. Smith, a resident Of
Gravel Hill, has found attractions in
your city, and certain iacinaIing young
daulsel Of MorristoWu, O., SCENE 10 be
troubled with the same ms netism.
Mr.. John vsnlow, OF Belmont, Ohio,
formerly ! drug clerl In this city, still
finds charms ii this Place. he makes
flying visits about fve times a week.
The soliciting SCENT Of the Wheeling
Evening StGHdard paid our city a visit
Wednesday last to drum up customers.
A colony for Minnesota il organizing
at thiS place. Kit Carson, not the Indian
fighter, is at the head Of tho movement.
F.E.D.