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PIANO AND ONO AN TuS1Sa.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuningor repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
It prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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For UPWARDS oE Thirty YEARS Mrs;
WinsIow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves Wind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dSentery and didrrhGdr
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. p
cents a bottle. d&w
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River News.

River 10 feet inches. Weather VAN
and raining.
The Rsgon departed for Patke.bag q
10! O'Clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time.
The towboat Mary Ann and Samson
No. ., with empties, passed up; and tho
Ark, with tow OF coal, passed dovn'
The Whale and barges, for lttbOafsa'
passed up at II o'clock.
The Monitor, for ParkenbuE, pasc'
down. .,.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived It
noon.
The Ed. Hobbs, with two barge' o. on
one for .Etna Mill and the other Tor w Y
jefferson, OF SteubenvilIe, passed up Az
p. N. ,
The stockdale, from Pittsburgh; Pas !,
down last night, and the salt valley 'ah
morning. -, =,
IAN. H.,
The Courier will be the ParSeH0a'S
packet at lOI O'Clock. M,
The Andes is advertised toleave iOf W.
cinnau al 3 N.
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NEW YoRx, December 9.-Ariysl
Steamer Switzerland, from Antwerp and
Circassian, from Glasgow.
HAMBURG, Dec. 9.-ArriSel: Steans
Gillert, from New York.
HAyRE, Observation-Disclosures: SteaHt
Labrador, from New York.
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IL EvERYBoDY's MouTH.-Praise and So
zodont.-Greatest luxury Of modern
times-beautifes and preserves the teeth.
The repulsive breath is rendered as fra
grant rs a rose, and GOODNESS by friends, or
In business, will be no longer noticed.
spaulding's Glue mends broken toys, &c
TTskW
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TexnsP nein. p.i,.o.h

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December s.-R
solutions iavoring the Texas Pacific nj
road, were read.to-day in the House lal
referred to the Committee on FsIF.
Relations.
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THE most popular and fragrant Perfume o.
the day, "HGcKNErAcK;" try It. Sold by Z
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; C. E. Dwight
9th and; Chapline streets Laughlin Bros. 4
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & lnskeep, Bell
aim IT'S
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Tsr-u ~ Nr1sHElI--The most valued
medical preparatlons aiEays facet With the
mort understandable ihitAtorg Who endeator
70 trade on its merits, Therefore, whenever
Yo2 ask your druggist for Dr.. c: YclAne's
fefHlllagt, slYEks ~ ihAt thp sigQaInFs AZ
"Flemihg Bros, Pittsburgh" e on the wrap
peF
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BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT.
A NEW YORK CHINA HOUSE.

NEW YoRK, December 9.-OlyphAaL
Co., an old established China house, hst
made an assignment.
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Christmas Goods daily arriving. Call early
and avoid the rush.
JACOB W. GRUBB, IsweIer,
1854 Main Street.
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HARRY McluRE is selling cheap winter
Hats and Caps, at No. 3 Mcclure House
Buildinu.
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OxR THOUSAND STRAW HATs.-our price
now is 25 cents, former price 80 cents, at
Spever Bros.
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Two Burrox KID GLOVES, all colors, all
sizes, so cents, at speyer Bros.
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The LARGEST VARIETY OF silk, Linen,
Lace and other Handkerchiets in this
ritv Mt Snever Bros.
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Dolls! DOLlsl! Dolls!!!-In great vari-
ety at Speyer Bros.
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SILK HAxDKERcnIRFs, from l2 cents up,
at Speyer Bros.
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sIx-Burrox WHITE GLOVES at speyer
Bros. ..
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To AVON THE Rrsu buy your Holiday
Goods now at Speyer Bros.
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AMnn nfA Thonsnnd.

TuREE.BurroS KID GLOVES, all colors,
all sizes. 70 cents, at speyer Bros.
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oSB HpxpEEp AND Fifty HATS AND BoS-
SEE 10 be sold regardless OF cost at speyer
Bros.
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GESrIKNES's HASDxERcurErs at speyeI
Bros.
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A Famous Article.

Crrrs AND COLLARS in sets at speyer
Bros,
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PolIcE CouRr-MayOr SlNney.

The following cases were disposed Of
by His Honor yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Wm Reed, James Boyle
John Peoples, John Jones, VIM. Richards
VIM. Walker, John Mclaughlin, 81 and
costs each. All paid the fines assessed
against them except Jones and McLaugh'
lin. The former was let off upon agreeing
to Immediately leave the city, and the
latter upon paying costs.
Disorderly conduct-Mollie Snyder, SIC
and costs; James Hively, Commodore
Jones, James Gallagher and ]. II. Adams
81 and costs each. The woman and Hive
II were committed; the Others paid their
fines.
Vagraucy-James Harrison, John Har.
rison and Patrick AIahoney, s. and costs
each. Execution was suspended in each
case upon defendants agreeing to leave
the city Immediately.
Albert Rose was fined $40 for carrying
of some articles belonging to 10. Hess, thu
contectioner. Execution was suspended
on payment OF costs.
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Tnx CouRrs.-ClRcuIr CouRr-Jadge Asl-
giR.-This Court convened at 9 o'clock yes
terday morning, pursuant to adjournment
OF Saturday.
The will Of Frederick Meyer, deceased,
was proved by the oaths Of VIM. Lehman
and Frederick Brinkman, subscribing wit
nesses, and ordered to be recorded. Mil
esina Meyer was appointed executrix.
Bond $500.
Ell. A. Drennen vs.. VIM. Shipley ct al.
Notice, order to docket and continued to
The case of Kemp vs.. Drs. Mccoy and
Edwards was given TO the jury immediate
" after the assembling OF Court in the
morning, and they retired to their chamber
to consider OF their verdict. After an abb
sence Of two hours and q half the jury re.
turned to the Court room with verdict
for defendants, and were thereupon dis
charged.
Der 81, at o'clock.
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SHELL BOXES in great variety at speyer
Bros, 3
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LADIES nAyDkEncnlErs at speyer Bros

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy TObac-
%. IT'S
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Cn1pRES's HASDkERcuIErs at speyer
Bros,
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CorxrY Cornr-Jldqe BOpd.

This Court sat yesterday morning, pur'
suant to adjournment. The following
business was transacted:
Wheat, Isett & Naylor VS.. John E. Way
and r. B. Wayt. Dismissed by plaintiffs
Gottleib Beir VS.. Henry Gunther: In
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff fol
Sis 81.
simon Horkheimer & Co. VS.. John
Zoeckler. In assumpsit. Judgment fol
plaintiff for Sl02 "A.
W. 4. Stoetzer VS.. P. D. Carroll. Rule
issued against James Wheeler, Justice o
S State Of West Virginia, for use Of VIM
S. Goshorn, vs.. John J. Cooper and Bridge
Cooper. In debt. Judgment for plaintiff
against defendant to be discharged on thu
payment OF SIPS 65 and costs.
Adjourned to this morning at 0 o'clock
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DEGULARTUESDAYPWIk hI -, i.
IN PafksrIAarE, RunerOy' Hali" G51l
IrOntan, hRAtlpEiOn, Porpm2u'"' Wy -
JlllS, Cincinnati aud LOut'Nill'- ,..r,,f
'"" The Elegant PAs-snEer >''Am'' v,sE
NEW ASpES...,....--.,...ChASH ~
Ed. MuILENAN, udA .,,,It
t.,r,, Tuss..v. prSmber IOth, At ~ "a NY N TvIIs
P.s'Snss,S a1d freight rrctiptcl Through ,tsiJ ,
WEST and sOuTH. For freight CT P''S''''
N1 5,S no CHI BOOTH 4 soS N.Y.
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DILL HEADS, LETTER hkAi4 ~, f. q.
ID Fer neat Blll Heads ltttsf hslsh III 0sA
CaTaL 4e., 70 10 The Daily !EtuS'9'''
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MEEnIxo YFFs q sent. At sReysr BE0s',
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wIataIly pIaerent trem all other..,

H4SDxERcurEFs in every style at spey
Bros,
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HCtlpAY GooDs nov opening at speyeg
Bros. WI
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Wa,1tsa.

IITANTED-A buyer at S, 900 for COM
w pls,s and handsome Drug Sure, appraised Cur
,rrtly I, 5000. Addrta z, T. STOCKING, AsItsnSe,
M,n.hhli ohio. ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29
MILITARY MATTERS.

Company X, Seventh cavalry, has
been ordered to join Maj. j. G.. Tilford
in camp, near Camp Sheridan, and go
to the department of Dakota for duty.
One hundred and thirty soldiers be-
longing to the Ninth infantry. have ar
rived at Fort Russell from the north.
Hospital steward, John Lauke. has
been ordered from Omaha to Sidney
barracks.
Col. Alex. Chambers, who was sent to
Turkey by the United States govern
ment in July, 1877, to study the Turkish
methods, passed through the city en-
route for Oregon yesterday.
The sentence Of Daniel Coleman,
private in the Fourth United States in
fantry, convicted of desertion, has been
RENTED.
Hospital steward, j. j. Swami, Uni
ted States army, has been ordered
to Camp Robinson.
Private Albert Struck, company X,
Ninth infantry, an insane soldier, has
been sent to Washington city.
Hospital steward, $. NJ. Richardson
United States army, now at CAM
Robinson, has been ordered to repor'
for duty at Fort Sanders.
Hospital steward, James l.. Strong
Is relieved from duty in the Fifth Uni
ted States cavalry, and ordered to re-
port at Omaha to the post commandery.
Company L, Fifth cavalry, Lieut.
Davis Commanding, recently OF Maj
Thornbprgh's command, has gone from
Camp dRobinson to Fort Mckinney
where the company will take station
for the winter. Surgeon A. ]. Gray,
U. S. al who has been stationed al
Fort Laramie for some time, accom-
panied this troop to Fort Mckinney.
Capt. Leonard Hay, Ninth infantry
returned yesterday from a visit to Eu
rope, looking much improved in health
After stopping in Cheyenne a few day
he will 60 to Fort Mckinney.
Capt. Samuel Munson and Lieut.. T,
II. Capron left yesterday with company
c, Of the Ninth infantry for Fort Hart.
suff, Nebraska.
Lieut.. f. II. Merrill, .. 5. A., Is
stopping ut the Inter Ocean.
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coIorod Republican Club.

The colored voters of Cheyenne, at
their meeting last night. adopted the
following:
WHEREAS: The republican party
having proven by its deeds in the past
that 1t is the true friend Of the colored
race, having made that race free by
destroying slavery in the face of demo-
cratic opposition. Therefore, be 1t
Resolred: That it is the duty of the
colored citizens of Cheyenne and Wyo-
ming to declare their unalterable ad-
herence to the principles of the repub-
lican party, and to ally their political
destiny with the fortunes of that or.
ganization.
Resolred: That in the coming cleo
tion 1t is the sacred duty OF all the col
ored citizens of this county to give their
undivided support to the republican
nominees.
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JAMES KEEGAN.
Resolutions Of Respect Tor the aaemory Of
the Departed.

- ID ~. Nnr"H EH1H. ---GwHEH.-H 4HHtEtF=. #
CAMP Cabin, Oct. %, 1873.
Al 81 special meeting of the Gilliss
Hose company, held Saturday evening,
Oct ober 90, the following resolutions
werp adopted:
WHEREAS. In view of the loss we
have Sustained by the decease Of our
friend ane associate, Jas. Keegan. and
OF b still heavier loss sustained BY
those who were nearer and dearer to
him; therefore, be it
Resetyed, That 1t is but a Just tribute
to.the memory Of the departed to saw
that, in regretting his removal from our
midst. we mourn for one who was In
every way worthy of our respect and
regard.
feso'red, That we sincerely condole
with the family of the deceased on the
dispensation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence TO affect them, and
commend them for consolation to Him
who orders all things for the best.
Rcseired, That this heartfelt testimo-
NAL of our sympathy and sorrow be
forwarded to'the family Of our depart
ed friend.
he>o' I'D, That we tender our thanks
to the Cheyenne Fire department for
their prompt attendance to pay the last
respects due to our departed friend and
brother fireman.
tSigned) j. RIcHEY, Foreman.
ID. l.. MARLEY, Secretary.
tOmaha papers please copy.
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During Beautiful Pease's last So.
journ in Cheyenne he was quite a lion
in a certain way. Those who had read
In the columns Of the LEADER about
his remarkable beauty, but had never
gazed upon his divine lineaments.
rushed around to the hotel where he
stopped, in order to catch q glimpse at
the prettiest man between Gotham and
the Golden Gate. Eddy street from
Sixteenth to Seventeenth was thronged
with an excited mass Of humanity
completely blocking the t~horonghfare
in such q manner that the city marshal
found 1t necessary to call the police
force and drive the populace back in
order to allow the undisturbed passage
of teams.
There were at least two thousand
laliies In the procession, the majority
Of whom came all the way from Denver.
Golden, Greeley, Ogden and Sidney
all laboring under the fatal delusion
that he was still a single man.
At one time 1t was feared that n riot
would ensue, but by the most vigilant
labor on the part Of the police force the
visitors were formed in line and
marched by twos through the hotel to
the back door, thence to Themes street.
Beautiful Pease looked prettier than
usual, donned his lavender kids, formed
himself into a row and vas prepared to
receive the homage due to beauty.
AS the visitors shook hands, passed
the sage of Evanston and gased with
rapture and admiration upon the man
''who is without guile" they lifted up
their voices and cried aloud:
"And this Is the modern Jove whose
Hyperion curls and mild blue eyes have
for 30 long attracted the attention of
the nations of the world. This. then,
is the author Of the free tariff clause
in the Bramel platform. This is the
young man who spent at Washington
one thousand dollars of the peoples
money to accomplish that which yet re-
maineth undone. This. we learn, is
the individual who was unanimously
nominated 1t Rawlins after the conven.
ton pleaded in vain With Col. Steele to
become the standard bearer. This is
the candidate whose nomination was
rushed through on the high pressure
system, thereby defeating other men
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j. w. Shaeffer s. Co., tobacconists,
1923 Sacramento street, San Francisco,
have the following of vital Importance
to say:
AT II large expense we have purchas-
ed from Professor Hartwig, formerly
of Guys hospital III London, the ST.
cret OF practically extracting the great
est part of the nicotin from tobacco,
thereby preventing the pernicious eff
fectS arising from the constant use of
the weed. Our new cigar, ''BOn Ton,'
is made FROM havana tobacco, from
which we have extracted nearly all the
poisonous principle, but left the resin
GUS matter, which imparts to the cigar
Il line aromatic flavor. Every smoker,
at times, has said, upon being offered u
cigar mo, l have smoked enoughin
Under such conditions he ~instinctively
feels That he is under the influence of
the nicotin, which his system has alb
sorbeG, and is exerting its deleterious
ELECTS by disturbing the functions Of
his brain. No such truly alarming
consequences will result from smoking
our bon Ton" cigar, because the dam
gerous poison of the nicotin Is gone,
and its exquisite qualities alone remain
to crafty The senses of smell and taste.
1t will be astonishing TO consumers,
that the smoking of our ssBon Toni
cigars Causes no desire to expectorate,
produces no dryness of the palate, no
throbbing of the temples, and does not
destroy the appetite for food. If smok-
ing is INDUCED in at all, why not smoke
a bon Tom instead Of unknown
brands, which may contain the worst
of goods, and hurtful to the system,
upon which nicotin makes truly fearful,
IL the lungs are not powerful enough to
throw off the noxious poison?
The tobacco trade carried ON in San
Francisco forms one OF its most active
and prominent interests, and, for q
matter which may fairly be considered
one of luxury rather than of necessity,
1t covers an astonishing extent of COM
mercial area, and finds patronage in a
large proportion of every class in San
Francisco society. The leading tobac-
conis is to-day in the city of the Golden
Gate are the Messrs. J. W. Shaeffer Il
Co., patentees of the celebrated "Green
Seal" cigars, as well as other import
ant facilities for catering to the wants
of the public in their line.
o They take pleasure in announcing
that they have appointed MS their sole
agent for Wyoming,
LUKE MURRIN,
oct4-tf 917th Street, Cheyenne.
3; Fresh oysters Mt
sci tt DYER's HOTEL.
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PERSONAL.


Hon. N. L. Andrews has returned 10
Laramie City.
J. X. Jeffrey esq., republican -candi'
date for county clerk, has gone to Fort
Laramie.
Frank Beaucaire and IL. f. Hurlbut
have returned from n hunting tour on
the Cache la Poudre.
a c. Peale, of Hayden's United
States geographical survey, came in
from the west on Sunday.
VIM. G. Tom ESQ.,. of Evanston,
who has been visiting Cheyenne several
days, went west yesterday afternoon.
Capt. James Stevenson, Of the Hay.
den survey, accompanied by his wife,
left on Sunday afternoon for Washing.
ton city.
A. p. Nicholas, managing superin.
tendent of the Omaha Stock Yards,
was in the city yesterday en- route 70,
Denver.
Hon. II. II. Helphenstine, the repub.
lican candidate for sheriff, who is or
the CHING, will be back home on We'd.
nesday.
Rev. Sheldon jackson, of the Denver
Presbyterian, came up on the Colorado
Central yesterday, and went over tc
Laramie City.
Alphabet" IIertzman, of the Oma
In Daily Neurs, was in the city canvas
sing for his paper. He left for Sail
Lake yesterday afternoon.
Rev. G. NJ. Spargrove, Of Pittsburg,
who has been in the city the guest o
Rev. J. Y. Cowhick, left on yesterda,
afternoons train for n visit on the Pa
cifc coast.
NJ. j. Mckinley, u member of tn,
Idaho Springs city council, who ha.
been visiting Chief Waldraven, depart
ed yesterday for n visit among the cite.
of the east.
Messrs. Draper and F~oglesong, two
candidates on the democratic ticket,
have returned from a trip in the north.
ern part of the county. They report
crops excellent.
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vegeab.e and Human diseases.

The disease known in orange culture
as the Setback" characterized by an
unusual appearance Of thriftiness, is
exactly parallel in the human system
by the disease known as obesity, or ex-
eessive fairness, in which the victim ap-
pears to be enjoying ar exceptional de-
gree of physical vigor, Besides being
a disease in itself, obesity generates ap-
oplexy and heart disease, and its vic
tins are peculiarly susceptible to all
forms of acute affections. Aliens Anti
Fat will reduce the bodily weight from
two to five pounds per week. Try it,
all ye heavily burdened onesl Sold by
druggists. o29deodlw
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oreat Triumph for nudwsiser.

l.. Murrin has received a telegram
from st. Louis stating that the suit of
c. Conrad & Co. vs.. Joe Uhrig, who
Initiated the Budweiser trade mark,
has been decided In favor of G. Conrad
\ Co., the original manufacturers Of
the genuine Budweiser beer. L. Muir
rim is the sole agent for this celebrated
beer in Wyoming and the Black Hills,
and each bottle hears in addition to the
Bndweiser trade mark l.. Murrin's
Label, and none Is genuine without
these marks.
A heavy penalty will be incurred by
all those who attempt to initiate Con-
RAIDS Budweiser trade mark. o25-tf
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Religious services in all the churches
were well attended on Sunday despite
the disagreeable weather. n
At the Congregational church in the
morning the pastor preached an able
and interesting sermon, as also in the
evening; the subject on the latter occa-
sion being Heaven After the even
ing sermon a service of song was parti-
cipated in by the many present.
Interesting ermons were also deliv-
cred at the Presbyterian church by Rev.
J. Y. Cowhick, the pastor.
Rev. w. H. Giilam's services in the
Methodist Episcopal church consisted
in the morning of a sermon. and a lee
ture on "Businessn at night. The lee
ture was carefully prepared and ex-
ceedingly well delivered.
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Fresh oysters az
sci tt DYER's HOTEL.
Fact Versus Theory.

Iou
On August 2d 1879 weste,p Irn;on
Telegraph stock sold at the New York
| Stock Exchange for ga per share
September 18th. 1879. this same stock
sold Mt 9e4. a fluctuation of ia ner
cent. In AZ DAVIS. 10000 shares of this
stock bought at s4i OF a margin of l
per cent. required a capital of $4,000.
The same stock sold at the advanced
price. O6@ showed n profit Of s1.175 Nor
100 shares. or ia DER cent. on the stock.
| On the whole 10000 shares the actual
profit was S1l7. 500 or III times the cap-
ital used within the brief space men,
toned. People often tbeorize abont
supposable cases. The above are hard
facts shown by the official record.
Very few persons however. are able IN
invest sinply the $40. 600 necessary to
reap sucb fabulous protits nc ,ce,e mined
by the above transaction. hut Messrs.
Lawrence & Co. Bankers 57 EXCHANGE
Place, New York CITY. have issued n
new circular shaving bow large and
small sums NAV be nsed snccessfn,,v in
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Attention, EVERYBODY,

On :he first page of the LEADER will
Ire found the neat advertisement of
Messrs. Marks s. Myers, whose new
goods have arrived and are now placed
on sale. This old established and re-
liable iirm deles competition in the
matter Of cloaks, and offers to sell n
better article for less money than can
be had at any other house in Cheyenne.
At this mammoth establishment may
also be found ladies' and children's ho-
siery, shoes aud gloves. Also, a full
line Of carpets. oil cloths and mems and
boys clothing and furnishing goods.
Call and examine their immense stock.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-29

The fair and festival under the US
pices Of the ladies connected with the
Catholic church, opened at Recreation
Hall last night under the most favor
able circumstances. The attendance
was quite large. and the kind attention
shown the guests on the part of those
having the festivities In charge was q
noticeable feature of the evening. To
all we say go and have a good time.
The fair will continue two more even.
ings.