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IMPORTANT TO .POSTMAsTERS
How the Pay is to be Kegulatcd-NO
Commission OIL the Sale of
:: Us Stomns ~
Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Journa
- m. ~ tnn ~ 49,

Especial Dispatch to the Charleston Journal
of Commerce." -
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 8.-Frequent In.
uuiries having been made Of the PostOffice
Department whether or not the late session
of Congress passed an act changing the man
ncr Of rating the: compensation of postnas-
General has directed the following reply tc
be made:
BY recent act Of Congress the law relative
to the compensation Of postmastcrs at offices
law which takes effect July If the com'
pensation Of such ~postmasterS Is based upon
the amount of stamps cancelled, Instead o
the amountsold, rs heretofore, upon the fol
per quarter 60 per ccntum: on all over sion
and not over 500, per quarter, 80 per centum
and I'LL over 500, per quarter, 40 per centum
the same to be ascertained and allowed by
the Auditor i'm the settlement of the account:
of such postmaster Upon their sworn quar-
tcrly returns.
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Tho old British fort Is VOL prcScryed. In

The old British fort is we'll preserved, hav-
ing sixteen salient points OF carthwOrks ol
the heaviest red clay soil, about rs high as a
twelve rail worm fence and covered with n
beautiful grove OF sturdy oaks, hick orics and
clms, well able to stand many Il cyclone yet
to come. Within are the remains of an old
well or magazine and a NINE counter to the
one projected from the outside by the Ameri-
cans, the now only visible part Of which is
about sc%venty-1ivc yards TO the North of tho
Fort. This engineering OF kosciusko, tho
Polish exile, was badly and too slowly cxecu-
ted. Its first direction missed It's ain on the
fort, and before Its corrected course was exc
cuted, information was conveyed by Il wO'
man who had Il husband IN the fort, when the
British sprung the counter mine above men.
toned, thus thwarting the whole purpose OF
the plot of the Americans to blow up the fort
The size OF the mine, large enough to admit a
flour barrel or rice fierce, has the marks o,
our grandfathers' wing mattock still remark
ably preserved. An thus Interested, we think
the State should be the owner of thisr relic and
cause it TO be preserved from further decay
Correspondent Edsctield Monitor.
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A DISTINGUISHED Visitor.

We had the pleasure of meeting General
Samuel McGowan. OF Abbevllle, in town last
week, while here IN important professional
business. General MCGOWAN Is one Of tho
ablcst and most brilliant men in the State
wholc-souled and generous, with the happy
combination Of the "sudritcr in modo.'' and
the "Jortiter IN re-" possessed by few, making
him n shining light in social as well rs In
civil life. We are glad to see that the people
of Abbcville have put him forward for the
Legislature. Governor Hampton in his
speech at Ninety-Six celebration last week
did well 20 commend Abbeville and EdgeGelt
for putting such men as MCGOWAN and Bon
in the Legislature would have u good efec
upon the legislation. Of our Statc.-Spa,tan
burg Herald.
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STRENGTH OF LOCAL CLUBS.
CORRECTING THE ROLLS.

W. H. Parker---I offer the following
resolution as to rolls:
Resolved, That n Committee on Registra-
ton consisting OF five members be appointed
to whom shall be referred the rolls Of the diff.
ferent clubs, whose duty it shall be to COM
pare, revise and rectify the respective
rolls and report 10 the next meeting Of this
club specifying the names OF those on more
than one club. with the names of such clubs.
o. r. Calhoun---I want to know if that
committee will have unlimited power to
say which club a man belongs to, if his
name should be found on two clubs?
W. II. Parker---I do not SO understand
The President---As the chair under
stands, that committee will have no pow
er at all, except to ascertain which club q
man NAV wish to belong to-. If his name
is on two rolls he is represented twice,
and this club is misled as to our actual
strength. Is it the pleasure of this club
to pass this resolution? Those favoring
the Resolution will vote say" Those
opposed will vote mo-"
ON motion the resolution was adopted
and the President appointed the follow
ing named gentlemen on that commit
tee: w. Fl. Parker, L. w. White, Z. B.
Gary, l.. j. Johnson, J. T. Lyon.
There being no objection the President
hen tnaL Iue TeSOluLlOl L.
unanimously passed.
SETTLING THE QUESTION OF DELEGATES.
The President---When these rolls are
COMPARED we will know our aggregate
strength, and will know when vi candi-
dates receive the constitutional vote at
fhe urinary elections. AS unfinished bu-
siness I would call the attention Of the
club to the resolution of Captain McGhee,
of Hodges, which was presented at our
last meeting. l bring it to the attention
of the club in order that it may be dispos-
cd of. The constitution now gives sew
en- delegates from each OF the local clubs
TTbe resolution is as follows:
aResolyed. That instead Of seven delegates
>rono each club one delegate for every TWEEN
fv-iye voting members in each OF the res
scectiye local clubs shall constitute the county
club"
It is proposed by this resolution to
change the representation to one delegate
f,r every twenty-five members of the re-
spective localclubs. What action is 1t the
Measure of the convention to take upon
the resolution Of the gentleman from
Cokesbury? AS it is a motion to change
The constitution q two-thirds vote Will be
necessary. Does any member desire 70
be heard?
Captain Rykard---I am not in favor OF
the resolution. / am happy---not sorry
to say that we have in Smithviile CLUB
,o capdidate, to be injured or benefited
by tlis change Of the constitution.
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s. Declined nomination.
IONAL ~CONvENTIO
After the votes had been counted, the
Secretary and tellcrs made the following

The President now announced the re-
suit of the election, when q member
moved for an adjournment.
+. 4. Connor-I desire to make a few
remarks to this large and intelligent au-
diencc after adjournment of this club. I
hope all friends and opponents will re-
main and hear me for my cause, and my
country's cause.
The Convention now adjourned.
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PARLOR SUITE5.-Six Chairs, Hair Cloth
Reps, sd, S2i, SIS. "

PARLOR SUITES.-Six Chairs, Hair Cloth
Reps, 81, s2i, $3S.
PARLOR ROCKERS.-Carvcd Top, Hair
Cloth or Rep. 5000, 81. 90, Sl4.O0, sl7.OO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cotton, $500,
$500; Shuck aud Cotton, S3.7j, Si.25; Cotton S9W
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tops. so, S2o, S30, SO,
$40, SIS, $50; Marble tops upwards to sl5O.
PARLOR SUITS.-Seven pieces, Hair Cloth
or Reps, SE5,, SO, $50, so, $50, $40, slG0, SIPS; Nine
pieces, Leather or Cane, $50; Eight pieces,
Fine, upwards to $3.50.
CHAMBER SUITS.-Imitation Walnut or
Oak, SO; Ten pieces, solid head, carved top,
s2I, SIS, s3+, $40, So, $50.
DRESSING C.ASEs.-Tcn pieces, $40, si5,
So, So, $50: Ten pieces Walnut SO, $50, $50,
500, ten pieces Walnut upwards to S6U. $500
CHAIIS.-Cane seat, per half dozen 1919,
Cane seat, Dining half dozen, $50, Cane seat
bent Dining per half dozen $1,000, Split seat
ner half dozen $3.50, Best Cane seat A.7''
Wood seat, S3.25. :,
ROCKERS.-Wood Seat Arm, $500, Wood
Seat Nurse, sl.M; Cane Seat Nurse, $50; Cane
Seat Arm, 1915.
WALNUT BUREAU. SUITS.-Ten pieces,
enclosed Wash stand, S35, SIS. $50; Ten pieces,
Marble top, enclosed Wash Stand, SIS, $50, so,
$50, SIS; Ten pieces, marble top upwards TO Sl2'
No charge for freight, drayage or packl'
Thanking you for past favors, l
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Ayers II. ID.
SarSaparilla


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1 scrofulousd diseases Fry.
~ sipelas, Rose or St. An
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u. of the skin, Ulcerations
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ten, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
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ness, Sterility, Leucorrhea arising
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eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood. H.. -, @4t:s...tT
This arsaparilla is combinations OF
vegetable alteratives--Stillingia Man.
drake, yellow Dock-withthe Iedides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its Ingredients r SO skilfully
combined, that; the full alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is still 80 effectual ias
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop Tito loathsome disease. ~.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose init proves their
experience of, its usefulness =.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence of
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that tho best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
,....E PREPAREDABY -21. Pc:
DR.. &c. AVER l. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chernists.'
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS EyKRywHKRK.
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Capt. J. w. Perrin, ID. w. Aiken,
DR.. Wideman, Capt. Rykard,
Isaac Keller, NJ. Latimer,
w. Ii. Parker, .........J. G. Maxwell,
J. A. Wideman,....... DIR. j. l.. Pressly,
j. G. Chiles. .........J d. Neel,
- ........Dr. J. w. Wideman,
James Hawthorn. ..@Capt. J. w. Perrin.
James \. Wideman, +. Cowan,
L. S. Hale,..... ........T. L. Moore,
DIR. j. D. Necl,........Gen r. r. Hcmphill
Cap. e. NJ. Madison, Prof. VIM. Hood,
DR.. +. +. Gary,......O. T. Calhoun,
DR.. J. D. Necl,........W. Il. Blake,
W.. X. Blake,........@Col. +. A. Conner,
John w. Collins,.."..2Capt. J. II. Rice,
j. G. Bradley,"..."..fCol. II. II. Harper,
- - .@Capt.G. NJ. Madison
DR.. Robinson, sCapt. w. X. Bradley
James A. Widcman,G G. Cade,
Mr.. Burt, ...........G Gen. =. II. Bradley
E. G. Graydon,."".".W. A. Moore,
Col. f. A. Conner, ...&Col. b. Il. Iierndon,
Isaac ELECTROMAGNETIC. j. \. King,
j. A. Widcman,. ".:..@J. f. Bradley,
NJ. e. Hollingsworth, Z. Il. Graydon,
[NoTE.-Those marked thus ~ res.
pecttully declined the nomination.
Capt. j. n. Cochran---I rise to nomi'
nate one whom the people Of Abbeville
have ever delighted to honor. / refer tc
the great patriot hero, the Hon. A Burt.
At the conclusion of Capt. Cochran's
siastic cheering. After which Mr.. Burt
rose, and the cheering was renewed.
The President---Mr. Burthas risen asi
to decline, but this cheering indicates thai
he is not to be allowed to do SO. He is
out of order. tRenewed cheering.
MI. Burt---1 hank The gentleman who
has so kindly nominated me, but l mus
decline. / know that the interests of my
State will he safe in the hands of those
gentlemen whose names have been pu'
in nomination. l am sorry T have no
more of life TO spend in the service of my
State, than which no other desire fills my
heart with more pleasure. 1t is Il dis.
tinction which would cheer me in nv de,
clining years. The Convention meets OF
the first Of August. I will then be il
my mountain home and it will be incon
venient for me to attend. It is gettin,
late in the summer and my strength de.
mands that I should go. But, if l could b,
of M service to South Carolina I would
20 at the expense Of my health and con.
V%enience, whatever the cost may be.
E. S. Halc---Mr. President, as it seems
that all the delegates present are to b.
nominated, 1 move that we charter
train, so that this Convention may g
down en- maSSe.
The Pr%esident---I rule that the motion
of the gentleman from Ninety-Six
though a good one, is out Of order. Ar
there any other nominations?
DR.. Neel then brought forward thu
name of Capt. w. Z. McGhee, who de
clined. The friends Of Messrs. w. d
Mars, S. j. Hester, w. A. Lee, John E
Brownlee, then put their names forward
The President then called for the Town
ships, commencing With No. ], Ninety
Six, and ending with No. 10, Bordeaux
Each club deposited in the box it's ballot
T. 2. Quarlcs---I move that the Chair
appoint three tellers to assist the Secreta'
ry in counting the votes.
The President---The' Chair appoint:
In. P. Quarles, w. II. Parker, l.. W
! White as tellers to assist the Secretary IL
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! Observation-Disclosures Walnut and Glass
s7.75, s0.75, Walnut and Glass, Sl3.75, Sl7.H
Walnut quarter Marble and Glass sl9.W, s2fpt
S3i.Do, $500: Walnut full Marble and Glass
and upwards toslO0.N. vr.. -,t ,..y:,f
BEDSTEADS.-No. ! Bed S2.25, No. 2 Bed
1915, No. 3 Bed Solid Head, 4fcet, 8 inches high
S}.75, Nc. / Solid carved top, S H. In. high
| $500, No. 3 Bed Solid carved top, French 500
No. Bed Walnut, carved top, y feet hjgh
S7.75. No. BED Walnut, solid hekd, carved tor
4 feet 6 In high 1915, MOB Bed Walnut, sole
head, carved Top. 7 fcet8 in high 81 ,Io, No
Rcd Walnut, solid head, carved top, . fcct6in
high $l4,0V. .'. -' '"f
S.-Inlitation Walnut SLID
Walnut enclosed $500, Walnut Marble top SN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIT, Walnut two
drawers so, Walnuttwo drop handles
carved top SS2oa, syn, Walnut two draw, DROP
handle, carved top, fancy panels So.
TABLES.-Eound or Square Sl,50, Walnut
centre, draw $500, Walnut Centre Marble TOP
500, S5,O, 1900, $1,000, $500, 5000, s25,M.
TOWEL R.ACKS.-Walnut so, sl.OO, sl,N
S2,N, $40.
SOTAS.-Largc Hair Cloth or Reps, carved
'TFEETE-AtTErEs.-Tete $500 slO,75, slo.75,
S24,75.
lg. ...
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TO THE PUBLIC.

-" AUGUSTA, GA, August !, 1871
NV customers know that I have heretofore led the "Eurnaure' trade ofhhe South
in style, quality and p;Ms. .,I
the North and West =, al
I do not go backwards but continually raise the standard If my goods, m a q
new styles.I have made reductions sin prices wherever possible, and spared no e&
pense to place in your hands a Price List that will help you to purchase goods, =
I respectfully invite o to cu and examine my stock and prices before purcnas
ing elsewhere. Orders b mail will receive as much attention as given IN person
# would make the list too large to describe and copy all the different rent prices Esst o
Bedroom, ParlorSut, Dining Room, Office, Standing Parlor n LadIes, DESKS
ISccrctaies, Dwarf Iibnries,a ant Book Cases., manufactured by ne, IN terciore
this list contains only 4 few Of the prices Of goods Kept by me-. y"
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The P~resident-The following named
gentlemen have been elected delegates 10
the State Convention: S. MCGOWAN, &C.
Maxwell, J. NJ. Latimer, ST.. j. S. Goth
ran, D. w. Aiken, Wm. Hood. Alter
nates---J. l.. Presslv, j. ID. Neel, a.
Burt, w. D. Mars, w. A. Moore, J. L.
Brownlee.
NOMINATING CANDIDATES 0 con-
GRESsIoNAL CONVENTION.
The following gentlemen were put III
nomination for the Congressional Nonli-
mating, Convention
W. u. McGhec,
+. q. Graydon,
j. w. Perrin,
l.. w. White,
a. NJ. Aiken,
NJ. l.. Bonham,
G.. S. Cadc,
J. +. Kennedy,
j. II. Morrah,
+. II. Bradley,
DR.. j. D. Neel,
w. D. Mars,
&Dr. F.. F, Gary,
j. e. Bradley,
81. Il. Brownlee.
*Hon. a. Burt,
"H. II. harper.
o. +. Calhoun,
&Declincd nomination.
The Presidential there are no 9TH
Ell nominations the Chair will call for
the vote. Prepare your ballots for dele
gates and altcrnates for the Congress
Sional Convention.
ELEcr1NG CANDIDATES 0 CONGRESS
IoNAL CONVENTION.
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The height Of politeness Is passing round
upon the opposite side OF a lady, while walk
ing with her, in order not to step upon her
shadow. ,, .,. -
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SHOES

IN DOZEN pairs LADIES SHOES, just re.
~ celved and cheap.
At r. NJ. HADDoNs& co.
June Is, 1878, If.
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Notice.

HODGES, 8. c., May d, 1871.
ITO whom 1t may concern. The following
articles OF unclaimed freight, having, re-
NAMED in the Company's Depot at this place
over twelve months, will, unless previously
claimed. and the freight and charges paid on
the same, be sold at public auction on Satur-
day the 18th day of June, 1878, topay charges
due upon the m 1900
i Wrought Iron shnft, Co~nsignee J; n. Mackay
/ Box Bolts, Consignee, ]. NJ. Mackay.
l Fan Mill, Consignee, D.. w Aiken.
l Grindstone, C~onsigpee, l.. G.. Robe:
! Barrel Vinegar. COnsignee, Wa. Moore.
Q Boxes Soap, Consignee, W.. A. Moore:
/ Lot Bedsteads, Consignee, W. 2: McGhee:
w. II. ROWLETT, Agent.
May %, 1878, St.
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Tax Notice.
T~REAsURER's OFFICE,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
May q, 1878.
WITH a view to accommodating as
w many Of the Tax Payers of the
County. az possible. l will receive the
May Instalment of Taxes, until the close
of Salcday June Sd.
No Taxes will be received after that
time without afixing the. penalty Of
FIVE PER CENTUM on the first In
stalment.
J. w. PERRIN,
County Treasurer.
May q, 1878. ,
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NOMINATING DELEGATES TO TIRE STATE
CONVENTION.

DR.. Robinson---I propose a name for
which I hope every gentleman present
will vote. 1t is only necessary to mention
our iIlustrious Standard bearer.
DR.. O. p. HAWTHORNE nominate Il
gentlemen of whom Abbeville county is
proud---Colonel J. S. Cothran.
At this point nominations were made
straight, with but little preface, and with
out enlogy. The name first appearing in
each line, nominated the name following.
Where there is a blank in the first part
Of the line u reporter failed to get the
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October 81, 1877, IL m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-09

There is a cas- Of restitution in our
city which needs looking after, the
circumstance Of which are about as
follows: A few days ago an aged gen.
tleman named Van Zant, hailing from
Oregon, stopped off the eastern bound
passenger train with his family, con-
sisting of a wife, q grown daughter, a
little girl of twelve years of age, and a
boy of eight. The head OF the family
was quite i'll when he stopped in our
midst, and since that time has been
growing worse. Now his life Is des-
paired Of and the family are in need OF
assistance. Rev. L. j. Hall and two OF
three other persons have called and
rendered such assistance as it was In
their power to give. Charitably dis.
posed persons who desire to aid those
unfortunate people will find them In o
frail tenement on an alley between 18th
and 18th streets, and between O,Neil
and Themes. VIII some of our Chey-
enne ladies, whose hearts and hands
are ever ready and willing. call at once?
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

There r 526 Congregational churches
In Massachusetts,.
The Rev. Joseph Cooks lectures are
now published in London.
A Sunday school book in the Spanish
language has just been printed.
The Methodists are spending about
1000 a month for missionary work in
Calcutta.
The United Presbyterian Assembly,
which met recently at Cambridge,
Ohio, sanctioned the appointment Of
women as assistants to deacons.
A committee of the Presbyterian
General Assembly estimates that the
aggregate amount of their church 1ebts
paid last year exceeds 81, 000, 900.
1t is asserted, and the statistics are
given to prove the assertion, that the
number Of college graduates who en-
ter the ministry is annually decreasing
During the past year go specia
religious Sabbath services were held il
London theatres and public halls, will
IA aggregate attendance of 219,00(
persons.
A circular has been sent by Cardinal
Franchi, the Pontifcal Secretary o.
State, to the Roman Catholic ecclesias.
tical authorities Of Germany, directing
them to do all they al for the sup.
preston Of Socialism.
The Northern and Southern Baptists
have united In ~defraying the expense
of the purchase of a chapel in Rome.
The mission in that city is under the
care of the Southern Baptists. The
Rev. DR.. Hague represents its inter-
ests before the Northern Baptist
churches.
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MILIIARr MATTERS.


Maj. Simeon Smith, Of the Ply De-
pertinent. Omaha, is ordered to Fort
Sanders. DE
Maj. Henry g. Thomas, of the Pay
Department, has been ordered to Sid
ney Barracks uan ssa So .sbror
Maj. T. 4. Thornburg, Or the Pay
Department, has been ordered on duty
at Fort Fred Steele 81 na.ss51
LIEUT.. E. L. Bailey, Fourth infantry,
has been relieved from duty as a MEM
Der of the Fort Fetterman court mar
tinL
Capt. John d. Devin, Ninth infan-
try, now at Omaha Barracks, is or.
dered to take station at Sidney Bar.
racks.
Lieut.. James B. Mob. Stembel,
Ninth infantry, now at Omaha, ha.
been ordered to join his company OF
the Little Missouri without delay.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-09

The great question now agitating the
American mind is, "Who extinguished
that fire in the rear of Wenger & STEM
der's on Friday morning?" Two Chey-
enne fire companies claim the honor;
Saturday evenings Sentinel claims the
credit for the Laramie boys, and SUM-
days Omaha Herald tells us the Omaha
and Council Bluffs firemen accomplish.
ed the work. Several IRE companies
havn't been heard from yet.
On the other hand, the Cheyenne
Sun is most anxious to know who sci
fire to the building, and by innuendt
charges the act upon some of our visit
ors. So long IS the Sun man has n,
means Of knowing who did it. nor ever
has proof that it was the work Of In
cendiaries, we cannot but regard tn
statement as wholly uncalled for an,
unjust.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. E. F. Halleck came up from
Denver yesterday. 81
Judge J.. B. Blair came over from
Laramie City yesterday.
Col. Luke Murrin goes on a business
trip TO Fort Laramie to-day. q
j. q. Her, Esq, a prominent business
man of Omaha, is in the city.
Mrs. Laura E. Dainty, the Chicago
elocutionist, is at the Railroad House.
Mr.. J. s. Cloudy, who has been seri-
ously i'll several weeks, is slowly recov-
ering.
s. s. Stevens, Esq, and family OF
Council Bluffs, are at the Railroad
House. p
Marshal Schnitger and Hon. E. P.
johnson returned from Evanston or
Sunday.
Judge p. p. Wilcox, United State.
Marshal for Colorado, was in the cit,
on Sunday.
DIR. M. w. Wood, U. s. A., and ]
w. Dear, ESQ.,, were booked at tn,
Railroad House yesterday.
Our old fellow citizen, Judge J. R
Whitehead, who has been s~ojournin,
in Washington several months, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Lieut.. r. E. G. Adams, Of the Sew
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-07-09

Constipated bowels, inward piles, cos
tiveness, f@evers, torpid liver. yellow
ness q The kin and eyes, indigestion.
Dyspepsia, and all derangements Of the
internal viscera. are cured by..Swayns's
Tar and Sarsamrilla Pills" Unlike
many other purgatives, they do not ir-
Eitate the stomach and bowels by ire
quent use. They keep the system in
the healthy condition by accusing the
torpid liver to healthy action and *
pelling BY the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation of
life. Be particular to obtain s-Svpyne's
'Piran- Price IS cents . bsx, at all
leading druggists, and in Cheyenne by
Addoms 8 Glover, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists. m19-dtt&sa&w-1y