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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

since then his friends have drained two
mill ponds hunting for him. But few
days ago he was found leaning against a
tree in the woods two miles from any
house, having cut his throat with his own
| razor.
| Enoch Hayes of Cleves, O., married last
spring and died last fall. Just before the
latter event he was sued by Elizabeth
West for a breach Of promise Of marriage.
| The suit is continued against Mrs. Hayes
| as the heiress of the estate, and the fight
| of the two women is Incidentally bringing
| out all the part iculars OF Mr.. Hayes's
| double cOurtship.
Colonel Nathaniel Z. Macrae died at his
res dence in Cincinnati Tuesday, in his
| seventy second year. He was born in
Prince William county, Va, graduated at
West Point in 1925. and was placed on the
retired list at the breaking out of the war,
at which time he held the full rank of
major and a brevet colonel.
The residence of Gen. Bradley T. John
son in Richmond was robbed of $400 in
silver plate, and the same night that of
Col. Glenn. e. Barksdale was robbed of
$40 worth of lady's apparel.
Rev. John McGill, of Fairfax is called to
succeed the late Rev. 4. Y Steptoa In the
rectorship of the Episcopal churches at
Brandy station and Raccoon Ford in Gull
pepper county, Va,
The Supreme Court of Georgia has deci-
ded for a man to put his arm around the
neck OF another man IS wife is assault and
battery
Mr.. j. W. Henley, M. P. for Oxford
shire, "the father of the House of Com
mons,'' has resigned. He is in his S5th
year.
Senator Hen(l4s+scIes has consented to de-
liver ting Grafton before the joint societies
Of the University Of Virginia at the com
mencemealt next June.
King Humbert has promised to present
his late fathers sword and the medals he
had gained on the field of battle to the
city of Turin,
The number OF Cinnamon who arrived
at San Francisco in January was only 22S. /
while $50 returned to their native land.
The great difficulty in roller skating is
to maintain unanimity among your feet. |
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

County Court day., two tracts of land. one con.
tanning ten acres, which is now in the possession Of
Jacob w. zirkle. it being the same land bought BY
Afford ais, lying about Is miles nosth east Of taun
ton, on the east side of South River.
The latter tract contains 60 acres more or less land
and lies about u mile distant from the above tract
TERMS Enough cash In hand to pay the costs of
above suits and sale. and the residue upon credit
OF one, two apd 1hree eqaal annual instaments ia
King bonds therefor, with appraved personal secu-
title as ultimate security,
P. A BAYLOR,
1eDl2-tds Commissioner,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

(tLEMMERS AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY,
ToUMGARDNER'S AUGUSTA COUNTY
D WHISKEY.
T OWMAN'S AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY
TTULCHER'S AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY.
II DINERS AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY
DRUCE'S AUGUSTA COUNTY WHISKEY.
AT Wholesale and Retail
feb15- BURKE & BRADLEY
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-02-15

I OTIS ON SEARS HILL FOR SALE-The un
- designed, Commissioners of the Circuit
Court in the suit of Hochkiss Creditors VS.. Hotcl-
journed to Court House,) on
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

ten RIun fur bic 8ufunTt ~ ent,ns,rs.
uHo H1 thr etne behinithte nniserfsGf ~
enti&sthen9 unb ntat nur fe ALIEN. ou@
rlanGer Gneere nod ifelte eana unbeFans
Gen nlele 5rnss benn Msmanb tpnute bss
ereifel, suss6alb Der iunae @slebrte Iih q.
ssntlth beI@dftieunssIos IN 6rantfurt
terur1trieb. WnI nuse Belh5ntannoeu
uHn Aneflhte aler art erfnnen, uu6 bog
nj tim I6per, oenu er mar bas 8iaeu
ntdht aswobnt. Su san3 6rautfurt bate
teiHe Seele etns 4bnuns bappn, rte es els
9enlltT I'm ote 6t-ua gOrufn's Wa6lors
aer" iteno. Der @aef fam alien Sefnsr
8srbtaoit4teitsn auf's 4nuttihFte nod.
Ute bate Hidn ali0 permuibsn Iuueu, ons
tim eas nur nit aufsetct Ieiner oausen
Gnersie, cnrh bic berehuenbite Setoncmie.
5urA Die Sebutiamlie 0orfht m6alib
trnrnt2 I'm bus 4rtpatcosent aud 6ei
Soan olsrbsinetosnlt ten QnIprihen In elmer
ftemosn Siabt itanbessem6s Al Ie6eu,
butte Dpttor Orulia mmoefers touIeno
9uloen idbritd eebrauht. Oteie Sumus
t0nnte ab2r Qfrr Orufn unm6aIih Dem
Sphne auslesen, oane iein Saus nit einer
Spprtast iu belaiteu. uuo btelen 5hritt
eurfte et nitt Daasn, tpenn er ntAt Nras
U0hn rrahrufen wonte. Gs blieb Iomit
ni6is hbti9, alS stneu Mpnat nam ben
onoeren pe'sesen gu laffen uno utsutpurfen,
btS ftA bon ielblt e!pus bteteu pber In benz
StaHoe Der Otnee etn WehIeI etutreteu
unroe. Bte ihper rmSfonb Der iunue
Wann, toS feline Maste mehr bru6t, aIs
bic OtaSte Der BSblhabenhettl
Gag I'm Gag fab WlaE, nunmehr felt
ldnser als 8pei Sdbren Selr Oottpr Wor
Oruitn, rpteoer in Ieinem 8lsbelfibm. n,
no mir Suerit ietne SesanutIduFt maHteu,
uno bette suf Die u%nbetaunte 3utunft
Odt ietnen IltetSsenCHen rHeote er penla
nmsan9, tenn nte Screen unb @enunfeu,
rreldae lbn hetmlt@ petuieten uno BON be-
nen er bod nthts ourfte merten Ia1fen,
ma6ten i'm tpsnts e~eeiSnet fur bic @sIen.
ihoft. Gr dIbeitete Uiel, lotpobl in Ietnem
lpsSielen 61n alS oGeemetn ltttruriIh.
&int9e tletnere bslletriitihe Sahen batten
tn ouSwdrtt8en Sldtteru Gtnsans uno bet
cem SeIepubltfum freuneli&e 0ufnabme
Bsfunben. Ous petuuidre Grtrdants mar
eth unsleth l~pbuenceres ais bas Der ees
lebrter Sa4en. neberseust, baS er nod
lanae ntht auf Se,hi1fe BON Seiteu oeS
8aters rehneu burfte, bate er fh nit benz
0eoant n pertraut seu1uht, fi4 burn etc
senen 6letB bic 0eittel CUR NusFu6ruua Iets
ueS BluneS 3u oeri1affeu uuo Iunte IS
aud nod spei big bret Sabre baueru, ebe
er baran beaten tOnnte, fih Iu ba6tI ttren
@s mar ein IOnniser Spdtipmmerabeno,
gerloe ipte iener, BEN mir au anfans unIes
rer @r3daIuns IHtlDerten. Bie bomaIs
fel aud heute Der Shetn Der Itnteuoen
Come burA bic iprjsen S~nllnsseui6Ie
binetn tn bic title &laule, uno ME oamuIs
beIeudteteH tire Stratlen ben Hsistaeu
oerielbeu, reIher, Den Rcpf in
bic Sanb aetiSt, lt6 l6er ben S@retbtti3
Qn6 otesmal 6fnets f6 bic
Ihir i'm Siuteraruncer aber ntht 70 es.
mie an ienem Aseno, ipnbsrn
nit etneui terbsn &u6e, uub berein frat
au Srtspsrlts,icuoeTu beretniiplserte
Serr 0rpfefOr Braun, uub Spar, sons ses
gen Ieine Icnittpe @~erphnbett, NIT eineu1
bulbunterbrI6ten SIume.
(5Ortiasuus fpist.)
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(5Urtfasuus fpist.
SIZE 0erI;rer =,

Die ,8erliuer 5reie 8refie"
i6reibt: ,.@s lift Sbntlade uno mir Der,
Dffentli6en es mir Der 5eltIamteit me-
gen, baB In gang 9eutihlcnb oerfleiz
bette 8oliSei=9t9enten Die @trtbi6aften
u. {. ~. beIu6en uno rnterbaltuneen
ii6er Die neuelten 8ore6n9e, beIonoers
iber oas 4ttentat nu5ufnipfen perIu=
den. Namentli6 bite ma iib opr ben
an9e6liheu golporteIreu, tpelbe Nubiz
Itn9's unb 2ebmnnu'S 8Iloer nertaufen.
= SIM SnbuItriepalaite 81 8aris 1T
elm G6a6cOn9reB e%rDffnet iporoen, nit
Dem eiu S6n6tlrnier %perbunoen 1ein
iuiro. Die pm Der &e9ierltt9 ielbit aus
9eiebten Hreiie beiteben in 5tpei &unftqe=
9enitinoen pOn 5000 reip. 1900, uno in
barren @sreiien ppn 1900 reIp. 1000
Src5.; Die beiben erIteu 8reile Iino IelbIt
nod Our6 Die Snnriumme BON 1000
reip. 500 5rc8. peritdrft. Ils Sdmpen
baben iib bisber 9emelbet: gtuberIIen
luo @riti6 (9eutibe), 8irb, 8ladburz
tie, GbifforO uno 3udertort (@ngldno cry,
Glerc (6rnn5pie), 6plentbnl (4Ole), Wtaz
unO Maiou (9lmerituner).
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19
Sunfte8 &upttet.
Vrofe6or Braun nta61t etnen Bot
fd1I0a.

@Qmd6lia tamen bte Otnee IN Srant.
futt pieosr In ihr allies @eteiie. Sour BIZ
8ai&Struppeu blie6en MUM Shnse be&
Burlamant5" in Ger alien neutIhen Gt6i
uun98Itaot, etne rpn Den fethSitdotern
tetnes rags defenders germ eeiehene @rruns
aenIaaft beS 18. Ssptem6erS. Otu1
ca&te iest baron Isinen Ylau sur QaSflhs
runB gu brinsen uno mad S:tu ben &tes
ou'S 8ertdltntKsn 8upt BIT tn beiien SeIs
mat @rtunb!guastu ein5u3tSten.
9orerit besab er Ith mad Seioelbera, nj
&6eoa mad ieirem 4bsanse BON Bonn
ltuoirt baben IoQte. Sier etfuhr er nut
Iupiel, oaB cerIeloe einer oltaoItsen Sc
Mile aus 6retkura I'm Sre,sguu auget6rt
bate. Gtn 8rut:r bon Tim foGte I'M
6iterrethii6en 8 ,e btsnen. Otto bon
&6eba Bate tn R1rlsruhe s%eitanpeu. Ba8
ihn ~bepDsen, aus Dem Seere 8n treten,
nuBte man utht. MoG beI6Irs mad
Sarlsru6e gu se6en, in Der SOhnung bort
etpaS NGaere8 3u e1fahran.
4uh BIER mar bic Summe Der Uettthet'
lunsen nur etne ie6r eerin9e. Der Sberit
b 8 Geaiment3 Dem Otlp Don 6beoa ar9es
Bot bate, ieiate iih a~ntangS iekr 3use'
tnisSt. O2ag mettte balD, oab Der damn
tstre8ppe8 80 rerl6ulthen 8reunOen o'8
@efaQenen aihlte. Der itllre Irtltotr
notte an ben Grandchildren NnIhauL .
aen pes ehemaltsen @arbeclfi3ter5 penis
Seboeen a~efunoeu habeu. S6ne 3pa,fel
ttelt er Mog fir einen @eItnnunsSSsnOften
G6coa'S. Grit aIs er %erfupr, pel9ec Art
istne 8ejtebunsen 81 oieier gemeIen, tpuToe
Ger alte 0uuoesen etpaS 5dgda9ither.
v3err bon 86eba," laate er, ,,uar I'M
0fsaimenie ME Defenders beIie6t. &r rer~
tesrte n;At oisl NIT ben &amerat: n uno
seh6rte n6erbaupt nt6t 3u ben uu1edn9-
l,hen Menl4eu. BON ieinen oemotrdtt=
I@en QnfiAten NOR uns niatS betannt, ne
n,sItens 10 lanse er i'm &ss.meute Diente.
@r muB ita pubriAstnlt& erit Ipdter oa;u
b.fehrt haben."
,unb uas beros ism ben Oieuit 81
uittiren2" ftaste War.
pOas pei6 Niemano. S6uloen bat
er teinc eemaht, pbppal feline 8erm6sens'
uutdnoe, rpie man ousemetn annatm,
aerupe nibt bic eIdngenblteu tpaTen. alS
er ben 4blhteo nukm, elaubte man, er
pule Rem SeiIptele letne8 Brue2rs iOlsen
uuo In bic 6iterret tii6e armce trc.en.
Bum Gtltaunen Iaer purOe er ie0pd
Suoent. Wel4'n YIau er boeet r-r'
felote, ipsis ,9 nidt. Sd CLAUSE toum,
oa6 er fiA NIT Der SOHuuug trus, ol5
Suriit Set uns tn 8upen Garriere 81 ma
heu."
runb buben BET Serr O6erlt tstue at'
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NermtIbteS.

Ser rei6Ite 9e6rer i'm 2ante ioa
Eeter @Oelet bon New go.t lein, iuoem
man ben 8ertb ieIneS G~i9entbums auf
$1O,OOO,OOO i9Gbt.
- Cine Bfennlg 9eitun9 in 2pons,
6rnnfret6, p2e Getit Qparnais" lift fir
100000 loebsn oerfauft m0roen. 9as
Blatt bat cine Circulation BON 10000.
- Bic fat6plti6e Sptal @bltincnS
luton (Sercinc sun gGrt5li6en @ntbalt=
~iauntelt uOn 1tdrtcu 9etrduten) ulnfaBt
~ Staat5zllnipnen, 600 @eleul6aften
lntb 100000 NtitgIicper.
- Die @ile1ba6nen Der Ser. Staatet
bobeu 100000 &a9enrdbcr int @e-
brultd. Die &docr uDr Gerlonenlpa9en
~ntiiIic1 ulle 5ebn Ntouote ertcucrt luer=
Den, wdbrenO Die an Sra6tlpa9en 5utpelz
fen 5ebn Sabre pouern.
- Snt ppri9en Sabre ipltr0cn III Den
Ser. Staaten 9,O74,3O6 SAB Sler per-
fault. Die 6e9ierung nabm at Steuerlt
fir Wtal59etrdnfe i'll DEM 6iscaliabrc
Dig Srm SO. SUM- 1877: S9,4SO,7S9 ett
ltilO lcit 1864: S90,7S0,491.
- 9tud Gin Subildnm. SIM &urpf
Mterane f~eierte Srau 90pel INF 50jd6riz
oes Srtbildlrm ais 0cbamme. 9ielel6e
nat lpGbrenb zines Dulben Sa9rbunOerts
nidt neniqer ais 3619 Sinber Den be-
treifeuoen Mtiittern III Die 2lrme &C
lc9t.
- Sii6ti9e &le6mGbdeu, a6er MIR
pelde idon altgel6miert baben,
finbeu bauert0e rnb lpbnenOe SeI6dfti=
9rltg in Der S6leIiiheu : Spibenfabrif.
e. 8re3lalter MOrgelt>3 t9. Scr. 1919
!Opffcntli6 brauden Die Ntdo6er rldlt
ana na6meilet, tpie pOer 9ar tpen ite
bereit5 angeidmiert baben.
- @ie @raf Serbert Stsmtard III
Spllperbaulen, 10 nil Der Sobn Deg
@raien 6arrp 9lrnlm, Sreiberr b. Or
nimzS 6ln9eni6in, I'M Serl6ofper Sreile,
in ipeld)ent leite Sitter 6elcgen iinO, ais
@anOlOat fir ben &ei63tag auftreten.
55rernDe biltprii6er 8arallelen beoauern
iebr, baB Die beibeu iun9en Serren nldt
Qe9cneinanber iii oemlel6en &retIe auf
freten f0lrlten.
= Der 8rin5 BON &ales, Der 8rGIiz
bent Der en9lii6en Commit ion III Yarls,
bat ben uprtreiflideu &prlfia9 9ettabt,
DAP erfabrene englii6e &iinitler nad
8aris 9eI1idt iperDen mDbten, I'M iiber
sort ansgeltelte @e9enltGnbe, nit mel
den tic 1pecieQ pertrart ltlb, 8ert6t abz
suItatten. Die 6anoclsfammern in gro
Ben 5tdoten Iino nit benz 8prl9la9e
ie6r einuerI tanpen. 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

Sol, %. Stunt. - 9aut Retnnnt'
ma6una bes Maoifrats Sof wurSe
bier, na6bem ourd nieoerbolt nor<
senommene mifrOifopiide unterIn9uHg
feitsefent mOroen. baB Staten u
ben GnneIen, in benen trt9tncle
Sdmeine gei3la9tet ipurben, ourd:
aus tridiu6s tparen uno nab9elptelen
lift, baB S6tpeine 5utpeilen Sattei
freiien, CUR mDslibften unterortdlu9
Der bort ~beIteten6en 2ri6inenieube cine
'nGsemeine Rattenuerstftuns beihlOnen.
9ieie 8eraiftuns bari nnr ourd Nm
liuenOuns BON 9~bo8pbDrteig ftattFnoen.
Die Mufteuung bes 9tftes ftnoet Der
Sfsibe mad bonn 20. Bis 20, Stunt incl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11

The excursion to Fort Collins next
Sunday promises to be a grand affair.
Every one nearly intends going on the
trip, and if the weather permits, there
will be as many ladies and gentlemen
as n engine can draw to that place
and return The Fort Russell band
has been engaged for the occasion, and
everything will be done by Mr.. Keller,
who viii have charge Of the train, to
make 1t pleasant for all who may 90.
For the greater convenience Of those
going, and for the purpose Of letting
Mr.. Keller Know about the number
that will go, all should buy tickets by
Friday next, or sooner. This will
give him ample time to geta q sufh-
Client number Of cars here to accom-
modate all. If the train from any
cause should fail to go, the money paid
for tickets would, of course, be re-
turned. a5fl 81 IL
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

James Mcdaniel, ESQ.,, of theatre
fame, has returned from a recent spin
in Colorado,
W. B. Hugus. Esq, who has been
sojourning at Colorado Springs sew
eral weeks, arrived in the city yester-
day.
Capt. E. L. Berthoud, chief engineer
Of the Colorado Central, accompanied
by his wife, were at the Railroad House
yesterday.
Judge j. B. Blair, of the Wyoming
Supreme court, came over from Lara
mie yesterday and took rooms at the
Inter Ocean.
James H. Hunter, ESQ.,, returned
yesterday from Washington Territory,
whittier he went several weeks ago. He
has been quite i'll since his departure.
Hon. N. L. Andrews, Of Laramie,
speaker of the lower house Of the Fifth
Legislative Assembly, is in the city,
accompanied by his fellow townsman,
VIM. Manassee, Esq. They return
home to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11
DISTRICT COURT.

Yesterdays session of the District
court was lquite an Interesting one. As
was expected, the case of David Cole,
charged with stealing $500 worth Of
furs from +. Melander, in December
last, was taken up and David's case
was soon settled. After the testimony,
ETC., the jury brought in a verdict Of
guilty as charged in the indictment.
He will abide in the Territorial peni.
Tertiary for the period of three years.
Donald Mcdonald was put upon trial
for an assault with intent 70 kill police
man ]. J. Smith, the officer on duty at
the Union Pacific depot. He was found
guilty simply of assault and battery. He
viii serve n light term in the county
jail.
Col. w. R. Steele, attorney for the
Union Pacific and Colorado Central
railroads, appeared and filed application
for a writ Of mandamus on the County
Commissioners that they be summoned
to appear and show cause why they
have not issued bonds of the county to
the sum Of $4,000 in behalf Of the
Colorado Central railway. Request
granted and Commissioners were in
structed to prepare their defense Of
their %non-action in the premises and
submit the same for the consideration
Of the Court as early as Thursday next.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11
A LOST Child.

Mrs. LeMontine, who resides near
the Alert Hose house, was on the street
last evening about eight O'Clock, in
search Of her little girl, a child only
three years old, which had wandered
away from home about the middle of
the afternoon. The unfortunate wo-
man was almost distracted and excited
much sympathy from the large number
Of persons who collected to hear her
statement of the case.
LATER.-As we go to press we learn
that the little girl was found at a late
hour last night several blocks away
from its home. 1t had been taken in
and kindly cared for by a lady who
found it crying upon the street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11
MILITARY MATTERS.


Col. Fred. Grant who recently passed
through Cheyenne, will make an extern
ded tour in the Rocky Mountains under
instructions issued to him by Gen. Sher-
idan. As he travels north from Co
rhine, Utah, he will stop at Fort Hal
long enough to inquire into the griev-
ances of the Bannocks. The newly es-
tablished military camp on Marias river,
near the Canadian line, will be the
northermost destination marked out for
him. From the Marias river he will
proceed to the military posts in the
Yellowstone country, and return to the
States via the Missouri river and North
ern Pacific railroad. Col. Grant goes
IT, these remote posts in quests Of In
formation which is especially desired
by the lieutenant general. He will be
absent from army headquarters six
weeks or two months.
Liet. Ben. Israel Butler, Ninth cav-
airy, a son Of Gen. B. F. Butler, has re-
signed, to date from June l. He grad
uated in 1877.
Col. William G. Mitchell, Fifth in
fantry, senior ~aid-de-camp on Gen.
Hancock's staff, is mentioned as the
probable successor to the vacancy of
Assistant Adjutant General of the army
in place Of Gen. Pelouze, and it is said
thatthe choice lies between Col. Mitchell
and Col William NJ. wherry, Sixth in
fantry, who is aid-de-camp to Maj.-Gen.
Schofeld, at West Point. 4,
The Senate confirmed Second Lieut..
David N. Mcdonald, Fourth cavalry
to be first Lieutenant. Second Lieut..
Charles M. Rockefeller, Ninth infantry.
to be first Lieutenat. Second Lieut..
Joseph w. Duncan, Twenty-first infant
ry, to be first Lieutenant.
Leave of absence for four months is
granted Capt. B. H.. Rogers, Thirteenth
infantry. The resignation of Second
Lieut.. A. C. Tyler, Fourth cavalry.
has been accepted.
Upon the mutual application of the
officers concerned, the following trans
fers are announced: Maj. T. T. Thorn
burg, paymaster, from the Pay Depart
ment to the Fourth infantry. Maj. H.
G. Thomas, from the Fourth infantry
to the Pay Department.
Leave of absence for n month, with
permission to apply for an extension OF
three months, has been granted First
Lieut.. f. d. Thomas, Fifth cavalry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11

Sufferer from Headache,
Constipated bowels, inward piles, cos
tiveness, fevers, torpid liver, yellow
ness Of the skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all arrangements Of the
internal viscera, are cured by'sSwayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills." Unlike
many other purgatives, they do not ir-
ritate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use. They keep the system IN
the healthy condition by aiousing the
torpid liver to healthy action and TX
polling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation Of
life. Be particular to obtain s.Swayne's
Pills." Price 25 cents a box, at all
leading druggists, and in Cheyenne by
Addoms & Glover, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists. enthusiastically
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-11

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Cheyenne, Wyo., May "a, 1873
To J. h. Boscman and all others inter-
ested:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of June, 1878, at 10 O'Clock a.
m, Mr. q. W. Allen viii appear at the
Local Land Office, at Cheyenne, wyo.
Ter, to contest your right to a home.
stead on the n. W. ! sec. s., town. %,
n. +. IS, v. 9th p M, and for the pur
pose of obtaining the cancellation Of
said homestead. You are hereby mott.
ned to appear at the time and placs
above mentioned, to contest his right
to said land.
GEO. R. THOMAS,
Register.
1. G. WHIPPLK,
my3O-td Receiver.
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Last evening Prof. Denton delivered
his fifth lecture on Illustrative Geology,
in Recreation Hall, to another inter-
ested audience. This branch Of his
lecture course treated almost exclu-
sively on ''The Age Of Mammals or
Beasts" and was handled in the Pro-
fessor's usual eloquent and able man.
ner. Tonight his last, and most in
.teresting lecture to adults, will be on
the "Glacial Period and Age of Man."
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Notice Of Final Seuh,oent.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
In the matter of the estate of s. A.
Megeath, deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said estate, that we, the
undersigned, will make final settlement
Of the said estate at the next term Of
the Probate court, in and for Laramie
county, Wyoming Territory, to be held
on the second Monday of July next.
l. G. MEaEATH,
A. COCHRAN,
je0dlaw4w Administrators.
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Pass II Around.

Who ever saw a rope walk ? Rome
Sentinel. Who ever saw a horse fyp
ALBANY Argus. Who ever saw q cat
fshpI Yonkers Gazette. Who ever
heard a mill damPlBoston Commercial.
Who ever saw a tree oed?[Hackensack
Republican. Who ever saw a milk
madep[New York Herald. Who ever
saw n hoe tellY
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TOWN o HRRpEp.

l take this method OF informing the
public that l have purchased Nc
Mahon's "Black Hills Corral" which
will be kept open day and night for the
purpose Of herding horses and cattle.
My motto is Low Prices and First
Class Accommodations" Feed and
sale stables attached to the premises.
my29-1m j. NJ. TREvKTT.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SIMMONS HOUSE. - E. D.. Flint,
North Carolina; G. B. Smart, Daven.
port; A. G. Sample, Lincoln, Neb.
DELMoNIco.-Jas. Donoghur, Vir-
ginia City; A. E. Norris, Lakeport,
COL; j. F. Mitchell, Deadwood; ].
White, New York; R. Jones, Col.
METRoPoLrTAN.-J. W. Campbell,
Topeka; Peter Martin, Golden;M Platt,
and Paul Hudwell, Creston, Iowa; W.
E. Goulding, Col; j. F. Ankenny, Sill.
v~erton, Colorado.
DyER's.-E. B. Smith, Denver; A.
D.. Atkins and N. H. Justus, Omaha
II. G. Harvey, Powder River; Mich
Janis, Red Cloud Agency; VIM. Marsh,
Carr City; H. F. Sturdevant and NJ
Galloway, Calloway's Ranch.
INTER OcEAN.-H. j.. Hart, st,
Louis; o. J. Stephenson, indianapolis
G. T. Phelps, Council Bluffs; W. s
Wilcox, Omaha; Walter M. Wilson
Baltimore; F. A. Hyde, c. G. Brown
Denver; A. W. Bristol, Bristol, Col.
Max Meyer, New York; F. D. Steven
son, Henry ellison, Omaha.
RAILROAD House,. M. Clark
New Haven, Conn.,; Mrs. II. Gray, T
r. Burch, Chicago; E. H. Hodnet,
Moncton, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Fore
man, Golden, COL; Harry Sommers,
Golden; Miss B. Gregory, Mo-. J. Her
aan, New York; F. c. Smith, Philadel
phia; F. A. Wheeler, Rochester; G. s
Wood, st. Louis; J. H. Vaudeville,
Fort Collins, COL; H. E. Mack, Sar
Francisco.