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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Stock Notes.

Shlii ~ Elliott sold, August 2tth, to Mark &
Leil"rr : sheep, ~ pounds, At - cents.
WIN. Lrskinc sold, August 3Ith. TO Mark X
Ee'icr' | cow. l,'i25 pounds, At ~. cents.
l.. r.. Noel! sold. August 18th. to Mark x
Hriler, 1 cattle. 800 pounds, nj @, cents.
>hnil X Elliott sold, August "tth, TO Mark &
ZeiIrr, ! c.ttl", ,GnD pounds, at ~ cents.
Robert Parker sold, August 10th. To Smith &
Hamlet, 3 cattle and 6 sheep, 500 pounds, at
-. cents.
Mr.. t. w. Long, of the Mt. Hope n.ighbor-
mood received three Norman horses last Satur-
day from central Illinois.
jackson Coricr. OF Davis township. sold, last
week t" James W. Goodwin, 30 head OF ; year
old native cattle. averaging about | 100 pounIs.
at S3 per head.
itar"s tr"ttc'i three heats against time at Hart
fort, Conn, on thu 2%I inst. Ia bea, Is. for a
purse OF 81, 800. The three heats were tr.tt,i
without a break in .:l5, . l3ls, . I3l., the thr..
fastest consecutive heats ever trottcd.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
An AcrOStic-

what the heart OF Il young man sal.l Ut tn
moonlight picnic:
q you Jauntv little beauty
i" whom tnrs, lines | witt,
i.ll me II II IL your duty
IL tie pair {" send M quite,
fhaih"re'i OF your eyes so bright.
j" KIND 10 one who Won has seen
EhveioTed IN bright bcAuiv'r sheen,
Never NOR" he hope, to und
NAlai or iaIry halt so pretty.
"a priceless grace or manners kind,
Nor eyes 20 brown or hair 50 jrfty-
Trace anu beauty all combined.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Dry Goods, Carpets, Trunks.

Having enlarged our store, we have greater
facilities Tor showing our Large and New
Stock of
CARPETS and TRUNKS,
Our Fall stock VIII he very complete anu iuI
by the 18th of September. We extend a cortIia
Invitation 10 every one to come and examiu,
our stock and prices.
~aug3l-3t ROYLE 4 NEW
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Mixed Job Lot.

Bleachcd cotton : cents per yard.
Good brass pins, three papers for 10 cent
Beautiful ruchings, - cents per dozen.
French Cashmere, 81 -, worth 50 90.
American Cashmere, 40 cents, worth 6:
cents.
Crash. ! cents per yard, worth 10 cents.
Lawns, 10 cents. worth ID cents.
Dress line, II cents, worth ~ cents.
HUGH I. WILSON.
Opposite City Hotel.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Choice Sewing Machines.

Domestic, st. John and Singer ewing
machines, the three leading machines Of
the world, for sale at
jc1tf c. q. LUDwIG's.
We have the very best spcctacles and ey.
glasses, suitable for all eyes. at the loves,
prices. Callat Grimes Venable's, jewellers
ana see them. july2.t4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Insurance On Grain.

lead the advertisement Of +. Winsor g.
son about grain insurance. Farmers can In
This way protect the fruit, Of their hard
labor against loss by lire. There have been
several farmers in thu, and adjoining coun-
ties VINO nave lost their entire crop by fire =,
thls year. BY u small expenditure YOU can
protect yourself against these losses.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
New Millinery.

Miss sue Rifle has returned from the east with
a iull stock of Artificial Flowers, Neck TIr,, Rib
hons. Jabots, liair and Hat Ornaments, Fans,
B':t'is. Ne, and also IA large number al 1.-THE lat, II
style Hats and Eonn-ts, for ~laiirs' and misses
Wear. Among the iavurltr styles of hats will be
i"nnd the Princess, Opera. Cruquci, Arabian
Regent, sailor. all Just suited Ia this market.
anu selected with especial care 10y Miss Rife IN
person. The ladies are respectfully requested! To
chli al her room, over QuaTlc= Il CO.'S brI-
store, second floor. Brnnrts aud Hats trimmed
u order on shortest notice. Satisfaction guar
antcti. .rrIu,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
MGIHERS SElplM REALIZE

mat lnoniSenc" IN iruIt aud vegetables causes
deposits in the milk which induce Colic OF
sh"i"ra lniantTm IN their nursing little ones.
To connt'ract these injurious effects the mother
should Us" rarker's Ginger Tonic. Ilstrensttens
and corrccts her own nervous condition., and lis
good effect, are impaired through the milk tu
the child, making ii cheerful, free from pain,
anu disposed to refreshing sleep. Many ladies
suffering functional disorders and Nervousness,
VIII he surprised at the comfort thus strength
enins tonic affords. as by It's use they lind relic
from pain, and functional regularity is restored.
Buy 4 81 b"tti" from your druggist, D.. W. Il.
ievis. or a sample bottle for Ii cents. and ties,
Is merits. ul.fm3,nw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
The Concordia Savings Bank.

We publish the following letter with greal
pleasure. From the character of The pcntl,
men who's names are attached, their state
ment may be received with every confidence
C~oNCoRDIA, Mo-. Aug. 20, 1873.
EDITOR lNTELIIGENCER:-Plra,e state II
your valuable paper that our capital il no
impaired by the late robbery, and that bust
ness Will he continued As usual.
JOHN II LDHOEFENER. Prest.
Hi. FlCKEN, Cashier.
HENRY SMITH,
IoUIS rEGEL.ER,
JNO.k ~KOENCKE.
CHARLES BERGMAN,
+. +. NINAs,
Board of Directors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
AN ASTONISHING FACT,

y large proportion ui the American people are
10 day suffering from the effects Of Dyspepsia OF
disor'i"red liver. Tn" result OF these diseases
upon III" masses OF intelligent people is mos,
alarming, making LIE actually a burden instead
at Il pleasant existence OF employment AMI USE
i"lne@s, rs 1t "uHit t" be. Thee Is II" good rrI-
son Tor this. if you will only throw usiic pr,iu-
dice and shcpticism, take the advice Of drug
gists and your friends, and try one bottle o.
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief is
certain. Millions Of bottles nf this me,licin,
have been given away to try It's virtues. with sat
factory results in every case. You can buy n
SAMPLE both" for ten cents. Three doses will
rel sc the worst case. Positively sold by all
d ug lists on the western continent. mvlIvleaw
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
LOOMS CHILL TONIC.

Great has been lis success since It's introduc-
ton. and 10y closely watching 1t w have been
able to improve ia" formula. so that we now
have one OF the best, cheapest and most reliable
preparations IN the market. as can be ntte>tci by
hundreds who have USED it successfully. Money
refunded III all cases where il fails. GIVE 1t a
trial. Price ~ cents.
J. a. QTARLES & co,
a~t.SlI-tf Sole TroprIctors.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Wanted.

Coal miners wanted by the Carbon Coal
~ Mining Co. in Kansas and Colorado
VIII pay six and n half cents per busheI at
Scranton and seven aud one half cents per
bushel, at Usage City. Kansas. Steady work
and prompt pay. Apply to
ROBERT CRAIG,
au2itb Supt. Usage CITY rs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31

Or {. W. Bcn.on's Celery and Cumomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Dyspcptlc Headache,
Neuralgia, Nervousness ami >lc,ples-nrss, and
VIII cure any case. Prize, fifty cents u box, 30
pills, postage free. Sold by all druggists. Of
ice, No. l0t y. Eutuw street, Baltimore. Mary
and. aun.yl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Always Ahead.

hriehn " WiIker have opened a choice
lot OF new fall prints. and will open a sp!en-
din line of new fall dress goods to-day.
Our prices are always the lowest. a3l,f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Wanted.

An active, industrious man to solicit I'm.
surance in The country. We will give per-
manent employment and good terms to such
q man. au2it2 I, WINsoR Il Son.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY or MEDICINE

y" preparation has ever performed! such marvel
"n> cures, az maintained 50 widea reputation, as
AYER-' CHERRY plCToEAL, which i recognized
as the worlds remedy tor all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Its lung-coniinu-I series of
wonderful cures IN all climates has made II uni
vcrsally Known ms = safe and reliable agent t.,
employ. Against ordinary colds. which are the
fOrcrJnnCrs OF more e.rInus disorders. il acts
speedily and surely, always relieving suffering,
and often SAVING lie. Inc protection it affords.
by It's timely use in the throat and lung disor-
i'rs OF children, makes 1t an invaluable. remedy
10 lee kept always un hand in every house. NJ
person can Afford To hr without 1t, and those
who have once used 1t never viii. From her
kn"wlr'i-- OF IL composition and effects, Ply
7icIans u.s. the rUhHUY rkcToRAL extensively in
their practice, aui Clergymcn recommend it.
1t i absolutely certain IN its remedial effects,
and VIII always cure where cures are possible.
For SALE ~ ALL pEALgns.
nl2Uwl-lyr. No. /.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31

JAMES +. HALL, having re-
=. turned I" Lexington 10 stay, NIX
respectfully %-ulICll- a share at ,ArHES~
public patronage. He has routed ne shop lat, ~
occupied hy tIuwt-lcy y Wotuwa, Hherr he II
reniy 10 dp all klnd- oi B~i9rk-mIihng. Reaper
istiAiIing specially Jclilf1l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS


l hereby announce my=r!IH democratic candi-
nhte tor thc Ollie" "i County Clerk al the No.
ycnlbrr election, INDEPENDENT Of all rincs
ci4iucS an! conventions, and If elected VIII
bind myself with security 10 turn over to III.
county all money amt Ices except the necessary
deputy hire, and 81 ,auD salary.
GLDIsbE WIIIIERS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31

EDITOR lNTELLIGENCkr--iou viii please an
i"Inc" me a. Il lie lnuCrlJIr candidate Tor the ni-
ic'' Of t"c"f1lcr. subject TO it. ,!ccIeiUn OF TIN.
voters OF the county ''isutaIiun ia oil e. -
Ariii'F5 10 the iiuHi Respectfully.
IIiD~. q. SliL.INGIpN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
School Books! School Books,

We VIII have Il large lot Of hem in stock in Il
very short time, and We desire To let the public
KNOW that We are III the business LARGER than
ever, and intend selling them school books
H. cheap IL the cheapest. Buying III very large
quantities enables Us Ia do So, and ul would 10
we'll 10 call and see the IrduCeucnis we have 10
onrr before buying elsewhere. All of our books
ar" covered with ~llOiicn's book covers.
augl'-u j. y. QuAELt> 90.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
snfe, Permanent and Complete nre

Safe, Permanent and Complete are the
cures 1T intermittent hiras,, performed by
CLifr"Rp's. tEruFuGE. DGn.b In!lis, Fever
and A-nr, ant all bilious disorders are speedily
'rA'iIcatci from the system. Health uni vlgor
ar" obtained more rapidly and more permanent
y 10y the u-r OF thIs great natural untid"te
than 10y any remedy heretofore known. II dis
mi"cts. cleamres and eliminates all malaria. \,
n Tome, 1t acts as AN AntIseptic and Blood ruri-
i"r, bringing rrncw,! energy and vitality TO the
BODY Worn down by disease. For sale by ali
druggists. j. {. RICHARDSON, i'rop'r.
1'S|-lm st. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
II. j. E. Ahrens

Has during the last ten DAYS and is now
daily receiving his ADVANCE STOCK Of FALL
GOODS Call and examine the choicest and
pretticst line OF fall dress PRINTS in the
city. auc31tf
Up to the present time there have
peer about $50 congressional candidates
nominated, all but about 60 of them be-
ing new men.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
Great Bargains.

10 make room for fIIl goods, / am offer
Ing my stock o! spring and summer goods,
al cost for the next 80 days.
juiyGtf C.. r. Cons
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31
FOR SALE.

HAVING Determined To l,ayr Ial.y- 49,
IL citc count. / ulf.r tor al. at a f9".i
bargain the farm upon wuI'u | f~r-II". tumtI
known as iir col J.; y smith place, LA
situated about D.. IniI"- from Lexington. ON tn"
NnFrcnshurG ruai. and adjoining ih- lands uI
MAJ A. e Young, judy" VIM ! Wood AMI
jos, r smith. Esq , consisting u ;wu n]UutlTc!
AN! eighty acTc~, lying III 4 perfect -quarc. The
land IL ~ excellent quality. aud Is well Iuupruv-
td, having Il dwelling h"Ua", cottage, two
barns, three ponds, we'll, orchards. small fruits,
Sc.. Sc-, making II ult"g' thri one Of the INST
desirable places IN Lafayette county. am de-
huEl,-it' ROBERT " Meme
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31

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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-31


Glasgow Journal. August 22d:-J. J.
Mitchell, president of tbs Kansas City, 81.
Louis " Chicago X. X. Cor, more prop.
erly. the Missouri extension of the Chicago
" Alton r. R-is In the city locking after
the Interests of his road. lie Is stirring the
contractors up, a. he Is anxious to have the
road completed and the cars running 10
Glasgow As speedily a. possible. so that they
can transport the material to he used in the
great bridge, now In process of erection at
this place.
n murderous attempt was made upon the
life of Mr.. Franklin X. Tut. OF this city, last
saturday night, about 9 O'Clock. He had
just returned home, anI while passin. near
his stable, observed that some person was
lurking about it. He passed on, looking
over his shoulder at the intruder, who, when
he got some fifteen or twenty feet away. fired
at him, the bal! passing through the left la
pei of his coat. Mr.. Tut Immediately drew
a pistol. and began firing upon his assailant,
who, by the flash OF the first pistol shot. ne
had observed to be 4 negro. He fired five
shots. but does not know that any of them
took effect, as the negro ran like a scared
deer. There can he no fou!ero or more das.
tardly crime than the cowardIy assassination
of an u~nsuspectIng man, and the person who
attempts it puts himself beyond the pale
of sympathy or mercy. II apprehended he
should be made to suffer the fullest penalty
Of the law.
, 1878-11-23

sus4F~l " isgvsg. We 10 sos saisk
'h-i iae Fiv,E ilisfe = anntsrssnrIly als
stFDcsed a. iE u hsi liElc Ese.i aasS bSt
three ~ ioaT psSsnrs sre inessnssnicnrrsi
uhi's oycr ase huSaIeS are b~nrased,
The l"ss hrs isirg F~@~vr,i a. sng,isl,y
~ p''--sl'is sssl In nv 'suys .be .lepgs
wisl l~ sssia oPra- IEsntv W. have sern
ua1sis rp Sna any ssill q isascfmcss sss
ol'S:sue'iag ibis ssuSsh. Tss yassiee Of
the PeAer c'ors IA eprs IN any psrpss
,sisa isri themselves agriewd. sbs1id
this ohssFueiias ,e ernsiaas'l ISr an VA
snswsr~ias tier 10 she fssnrr. ssd ws
rreSmnrnd - ~ PNTiics 10 sAls fsw
dayA The slcstprfios at ire lssg,pr
entepsiss NJ sauuomish cssaty. wcslA
entail irrcpsr-hlr lnss ~ shis eaiin epm-
msnisys larHera, n'arrhAnss spd al.
RsPycsfuliy ssl'snisisds
lclrn DAvis
Formsn "a the Grsnd Jrsy.
, 1878-11-23
REPORT or THE GRAND JURY.
J. LEWIS.
Judge.


In the Distric, Court oi snohomish
County. Washington Territory.
To The Hon, j. r. Lewis, Judge of the
sal'l Court, .,
The Grand Jury of Snohomisa county
for the November term 1878. beg leave
TO report as iollows: ,lua !,
we have examined the several county
offices and The records thereof and We
find ,hat the books and records of the
Auditor, Treasurer Probate Judge and
Sheriff are kept inn nsnt, proper and
systematic manner aed are correct, as
tar as we arc able 20 determine. We
find however that the place where such
records qre kept is wholly unsuitable for
'he purpose; there.beipg great, danger Of
their dvstTpction by fire, We .rpcon-.
menl thnt the Board Of County Commits
sioncrs secure more suitable and a safer
Isbnilding for the accommodation of the
county officers and TOR court purposes,
and VIC further recammcndn u jail be bnilt,
there being no place f'r the confinement
of prisoners in the county tai,sts 4
! I We have exanined ipio oil matters
given to Us, by tue Court Or hid before
us ly the District Attorney, From our
u
examination i is manifest, ttopo us that
persons often appear in the Grand Jury
room, more for the purpose qt spite, than
for the good Of the pulilic, THIS is to
bodeplured, Tor it lays upon the county
heasy aud oftentimus UNNECESSARY cx-
psi,sr, which must lie borne BY the tux
payers. Weas our people ;o remember
that the olh saying Of Live anti let live
is the best policy tor II rev eomnluniiy
like ours. u f8 NsNh fts 3t
We have examined carefully into the
matter Of tlc'otsiruc,ion 81 EMy slough
We find that before the l,onm cninp.ain
OF wasput into the slough, tile same was
olstructed hy a drift pile which render
cd itunnavigable the entire length there
Of" This pile was removed by the per-
sons constructing the boom Mt agrcat tx
pcnsc and the persons complaining have
been morn benefited by this renewal
than incontcnienced by tie bonn.
This boom is only used to receive logs
during extraordinary high water, and
tt lias been the nieans IL saving hun,
6rSds Of thousands of dollnfs ~ seeur
ing Timber Which otl.eiSise would
oIherwisc have gunc 10 sea anil would
have been lost. There Il at itdsf $50
ooo. worth % property now IL this boOm
which was uhavoiiaily run iIiere 1uiina
thr recent high wafer. 70 ttmoye thi.
boom NOW w6uld he TO ISdsc sIi thi'
propsrty, thus enfailing bfnkrpptcy and
I ruin. on almost every man on the river
, 1878-11-23

sn,l "a ihui esd 'u4y sll ths shin1s ~
upass.i ru P.y sssb sswn~. Mas every
day suy p-z.sn ass.ssBcts Hny nAvieal.ls
w4s.r. M " galsy 81 er,nr. snl ~
lipisls ,s srr~-t pa e.RPiaia' us any sii-
ia'T". anil '' aI.' hAi''s 10 Sad's'@e"s IN
this Cs'uv'.
F'f ''sr f'srus' Se"i'e'nen. ] s'sA''nis
us'a '''aiirr ." y'u. ." mAhe snasify ut
, 1878-11-23
DBrRrcT coRr.
Proceedings OF sasc Sevcm6er
Tern ass@ @r she RsEstrSrr
Coart wr ~noh onsisl
Cousty w. e.

The District Caar, at this bounty con-
vcncd in this place on Tuesday, Nov. is,L
1878. Present The Hon. !. r Lewis,
Chief Sustice of Washington Tesritoyy
and Judge of the Third Jadici,; DISTRICT,
sole Judge ofthis Court. 4
w. II. White, District Attorney, WIN.
Whitfield, Deputy Sheriff, II. A. GrgorN
Clerk.
The attorneys present were; James
McNuught, G. X. Hanfofd and Thos-
Bnrk Of Seattle; G. N, Bradshaw Of Port
Townsend; and Elirge Morse, Wm. NJ.
Tlrtlot and Edw. Holland Nicotl Of sno-
niish CITY.
The Grand Jurors were John Divis.
foreman. II Ovsnsii.. U. * ssIassans N. hi
Laquc,T. WilImlhson. John Elwell ~.
n. Smallnlan, Ii. SpurrelI. G. Scosuey,
Tani,n Elxell, l!'rrana, WE. Gclc,
L. III. Fl inson and r. Henry. M ~
Cnurs was IL session T'iur days. BE-
sides the case Of tile Territory vs. Rnbe. IS
there were five Old evil Cases continued
from, las: term to this, nnsl 36'new cases;
making In all ~ cases in court All Of
these we're disposed Of except sevcn
which were CONTINUED until.next term II
- u
court Three Of ,he causes continued
were old Roberts cases, commenced a.
bout the tine he was declared bank.
rupt, and arrested Ly this proceeding
until the bankruptcy matter would ic
disposed Of. The other four cas,S we're
continued tor srrvce. The Grand Jury
were in session three days, they found
three indictments; but MS tie parties in
dcted have not been arrested, none Of
t,Iese cases came before the caurt. III,
There we're six eases Of mortgage ture-
closure, and great hirii1tr judgments
entered by dsfauit,imsuits an notes and
accounts, nearly ~ nc iertoi tHr huy
mess was in foreclosure Ut lnggvr's liens.
Six different LEN cassa against Austin
were consolidated, Judgements entered
and funds in court divided among those
entitled u the poney. Tie iisn cAses
Of Cathcart VS. YotnE, and Albcc Va
Young were also consolidated and judg;.
ment duly entered therein,
There wasajury irial in only two c"ses.
one . very inpor,arJt egi@inal CASE, ana
the other y very triyial civil. suit.
In the criminal case against Roberts,
the. defendant wss tped caa very serious
offensc, lae evidence wus1t,a very dis
gushing chArarisl. ,he irlI ~"s very
thorough, the pIisoPsE ,waaste"Iy defend
cdhy Messrs. Burke anssfIaniord, ana
,hc jury nturnrd a vetdst " Hos geil'J
Tho civil suit trirl by n jury was the
case Of Woods VI lIagiSss 10 i'sSll eae 81
fCntiBHsa on Psge forg.i
, 1878-11-23

fssrED EyERr sATuRBsr MORNING.
, 1878-11-23

stoR'oaE MORSE. sdI,or sa prss'r
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-20
MILITARY MATTERS.

Capt. Peter NJ. Bochm, 4th cavalry,
and Capt. Geo. S. Gallupe, LIST infant
ry have been retired from the service.
Their incapacity was the results of in
cidents of the service and are retired
from active service.
The leave of absence granted to Sec
ond Lieutenant Francis W. Mansfield,
Eleventh Infantry, from headquarters
of Dakota, is extended two months.
Lieutenant Alfred NJ. Fuller, second
cavalry is granted eight months leave
of absence on Surgeons certificate of
disability, with permission to go beyond
the sea. Lieutenant John Hamilton is
granted one years leave of absence for
the same reason, with permission to
leave the department of Dakota.
The following transfers in the Eighth
cavalry are announced: Second Lieu
tenant Frederick E. Phelps, from COM
pany A to company X; Second Lieu
tenant John Guest, Jr., from company
X to company A.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-20
Trial Bottle a5 Cents"

~A
VIE BEST OUCH REMEDY EVER
This is a bold assertion, but we onl,
repeat the universal testimony of all
who have used and known DR.. S,uuyne,s
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry for
many years in curing coughs, hoarse-
ness, sore throat, bronchitis. weak
disordered liver, palpitation or
disease of the heart, and diseased lungs,
after they had become much dis
ordered. No family should be without
DR.. Suayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, as oftentimes a single 25 cent
bottle will cure a recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and
risk of life. 1t is equally valuable in
and Bronchial affections,
the most obstinate cases. Trial
bottles 25 cents. Large size 81. . Sold
by leading druggists. In Cheyenne by
Addoms & Glover, Wholesale and Re.
tail Druggists. mar19-wf&su&w-1y