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:farul aud Aunsellola.
ORCHARD WORK.

1t is very beneficial to fruit trees
to cultivate them. Plant your APP
pie and peach orchards in potatoes
or stock peas. Cultivating the land
let's the air into the roots and that
in connection With the manure that
you apply to your potatoes or peas,
with the addition of the vines and
leaves that are left on the ground to
decay, will make them thrifty and
the fruit better. If you want large
fruit, you must not let your trees
hold too great number. The best
time to thin the fruit, is just after
the danger of frost is past, while the
fruit is young and small.
Peach trees will not need any
more manuring than what is recon-
mended above. Apples may be ma
nured by scraping around the roots
and putting on any kind of manure
convenient Cal hiNto pSSop'Nho'
ly need, in addition to other manures
a small quantity of salt. Grape
vines, should not be cultivated deep.
All that 10 necessary for them, is to
keep the grass and weeds cut from
around them with hoe, being care
ful not to cut too deep as the roots
run just under the top of the earth.
Look after your vines and keep the
bugs off, ss the young sprouts come
out. Pinch off all the eyes except
these you wish to bear and let them
be very few. To keep the insects
off, fumigate the vines with cotton
aud sulphur. Sprinkle sulphur over
loose cotton lint and tap il lightly
and it will permeate it, then set it on
fire and hold it under the vines.
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Prices Cheap.

Before purchasing elsewhere, make ii ponI
to examine my stock, satisfaction assured
Thankful for past patronage, ask coutin-
uauce Of the same.
N. b. MERRYMAN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1878-04-26

AN international Agricultural con
gress will be held at Paris during
the Worlds Fair, beginning June
10, aud lasting ten days The sec
tions, eleven in number, will deal
respectively with agriculture proper,
stock rearing, vine culture, sylvicul
ture, horticulture, rural engineering,
agricultural industries, silkworm
breeding and entomology, rura
economy and Legislation, agriculture
al education, and horse breeding.
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A farm is perhaps the one safe and

A farm is perhaps the one safe and
sure property. Farming will siren
gthen your mind, but does not en-
eryaie your body |, will increase
your virtue, but not by bringing for
ward vice. 1t will cause you to
feel dependent on Providence, and
in the country one is not apt to be
an iufdeI. Farming is a rational
and agreeable amusement, when you
have leisure. and is a source of &C
tivity, if you are industrious.
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AsTHMA.-0ne ounce -four sui.
pbur, one ounce pulverized sugar, a
small quantity Of ground capsicum,
enough to barely flavor it; dose, as
much as three cent piece cen hold
every two hours; rub the chest ard
spice with butter aud salt. The
homeopathic remedies are arseni>
cam; avoid sauces, cheese, cakes,
pies, and grayies, as food.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02
CANON SPRINGS.
How the Treasure Coach Was Robbed-A,
Described by the Stock Tender
at the Station.

Shortly before the arrival of the
coach q man on horseback rode up and
asked for a drink of water. Upon dis
mounting, he at once ordered the stock
tender to throw up his hands, which lie
was not long in doing, when the rob-
Der locked him in the grain Of the
stables. By this time the band, five in
number, all got in and proceeded to
make arrangements for the capture Of
the coach. They removed the dirt
from between the logs near the door Of
the stable, where the stage always
stops, and upon its arrival opened fire
from their positions OIL the inside.
After the killing of Campbell and
the wounding Of Smith and Gale, mes
sengers, Scott Davis got away from the
coach and taking a position behind a
tree, opened fire upon the robbers. Soon
after this the bandits rounded up all
the men about the place and tied them
to trees, saying that at 10 o'clock a
man would be along to release them.
Immediately upon securing their vic.
Tins they removed the safe from the
coach and opened it. This, the stock
tender says, required several hours of
work. Upon the completion of this
job the robbers took to the woods.
The men remained tied to the trees
until half-past o or 10 o'clock at night,
when the stock tender relieved himself
and Immediately relieved the others, and
then started to report the affair to
headquarters.
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TIE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.

avt F-;doy fba pn,h....
,,otar. 20 Charan.a nsao;n.t - ;au;t
al 70 meet IN mas mset,ng a. The c;tv
hall for the pnrnoss ~ ss,sct;ns
twelve delegates ~ renrs.snt Tho Re,
nubl;cans ~ tb;. proc,,ct 1, AZ .o,,tv
convention. NEXT Monday vb;cb CON.
vention viii Mace IN tba asId 1 t;cket
for county officers and cboosa orr rem
rese,tativs. N TIC t.r-,,o~;., ra,,hl;-
can convention
We often haratosore bave ,road the
inheritance NJ q oeneral attendance of
our citizens at tba rr;ma,;es Of POLITICAL
orpanizations for we Iook mon these
nrim.r;es .s tho -fo,ntain beaa of onr
Government r. voters ~neo,ect The nr;.
maries had and .al6.b men are bonnd
70 c~ontrol tbeae uaet;nos for their own
base purposes. and the members of the
MARTY have only tbemselves N blame n
their neglect to attend primaries bring.
ahort ths dsfsat' 81 their org.n;y,tion
We ,harafore col, u,on ,hs rarnh,;c.n.
~ choyenna 20 davots an hour ~ nc
next Friday svap;no IN their nohl;c
dntv az citizens nv attending the meet
inc at the citv hail let there he I ful,
exnrees,on 81 the cho,co ~ tho votars
,nd lot t.alvo oood .,d trr,o rorras.r
tativas Of our nortv he chosan. Nor
who have the RESPECT and consdence a.
E-.-
nsrform their dntv
W. ,v;sh 20 o.,.;on o,r r.n,,,,.on
fr;enas a,so oo.;nst ain,erfereuc Of
orr noI,t;,,oo1 onronant. iii ..ur ~;
marv meet;nos II "a wall t,own that
No.. go -
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On Monday next Yaum Kippur or the
day of atonement takes place. This is
the principal day in the Jewish year. 1t
commences on Sunday evening previous,
when services termed Kali Nidra, begin
and last fully four hours. 1t is a Gus
tom among strictly orthodox Jews to
continue their prayers without inter
mission from sunset on Sunday evening
until sunset on the evening Of Monday.
However, here the rule is otflstrictly
observed, and at the conclusion OF the
evening services they retire to bed if so
disposed. On Monday morning the
atonement services commence at 9
o'clock in the morning of the same day.
From the hour of the commencement
of the atonement services on Sunday
evening until 6 O'Clock on Monday
evening" full twenty-fourl hours-no
food, water, or anything whatsoever is
allowed to pass into the lips of a mem
Der of the Jewish faith. 3 g-aiaegri9a
There being no Jewish temple of
worship in Cheyenne the above is not
strictly adhered to in this city.
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cHuewArER ITEMS.
-CnuewArER, Sept. so. y

CHUGwATER, Sept. 50, '1S.
Capt. VIM. Bateskill, live stock deal
er of Paris, Mo-, is the guest of II. B.
Kelly.
VIM. Read, democratic delegate to
the county convention from Fort Lar.
annie, passed through here to-day en-
route for Cheyenne.
Pursuant to a call, the democratic
voters of this precinct met at Frank
Kelly's ranch this morning to elect
delegates to the county convention.
Col. VIM. G. Bullock was chosen chair
man and E. A. Hanley secretary. The
meeting elected as delegates to the
county convention Messrs. sB. F. Kelly
and Colin Hunter.
II. B. Kelly started about five car
loads of beef cattle to Cheyenne this
afternoon for shipment east.
Major Wham, U. 8. paymaster, who
has been north paying off the troops, is
encamped at Kelly's tonight ON his
return to Cheyenne. GANOA
Colin Hunter leaves for Cheyenne to-
morrow to attend the shipping of some
beef cattle he has en- route. q
PIcA DoRIc.
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A Gard to the Public.

I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
ATT ENTTON OF THE PUBLIC
TO MY PRICE LIST Of GROOE-
RES. NOT DESIRING TO UN-
DERSELL OTHERS, NOR TO
INJURE THE BUSINESS OF
ANY ONE, 1 MAY SAY THAI
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR IMPROVEMENTS, 1 AN
NOW RETAILING MY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE RATES, I
THINK 1T RIGHT TO PUBLISH
THE LIST THAT ALL MAY BE
SER VED ALIKE. I RESPECT
FULLY ASKALL FOR A SHARE
OF THEIR PATRONAGE, BE
LIEVING THAT BY FAIR
DEALING I CAN GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION.
DO NOT WAIT FOR a PER-
SONAL INVITATION, As 1
HAVE NOT AND WILL NOT
GIVE ANY
RESPECTFULLY YOURS,
II. B. COR WIN.
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City couacn Controversies.

The board Of city trustees held a reg
ular meeting last night at the city hall.
Present:s Caswell, Granger, Masten,
Reid, Hammond and Marks; also the
city clerk, attorney. and marshal. Min
utes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
liquor license No, 0S, Issued to
james Brennan, was ordered cancelled.
The reports of tne city clerk, marshal
and treasurer were read and referred
60 the finance committee with instruc-
tions to report thereon at the next reg
ular meeting.
NJ. E. Waldraven, chief of the fire
department, submitted a communion
tion stating that the Abney building on
18th street is unsafe. Ordered re-
moved.
The salaries of the city officials were
presented and ordered paid; also sun
dry bills amounting to 81, 100 were pre-
sented, examined, found correct, and
ordered paid.
The marshal was authorized to sell IL
cart, not in use by the city, for n sum
not less than 1926.
Repairs to the roof Of the Alert hose
house were ordered.
The mayor called attention to the
condition of the streets In the vicin-
ity of Tracy's corral. Ordered repaired.
F. E. Warren asked rebate Of $1,000
o N the assessed valuation of a house
and lot known as the "Pete Simmons
property" Rebate granted.
The ordinance relating to filth and
garbage in Lake Minnehaha was APP
proved by the mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Reid it was ordered
that the vacant ground between the
store Of Marks Il Myers and the city
hall be properly fenced.
Mr.. Hammond submitted an ordin-
ance granting Messrs. Carey, Maggie,
Ellis, Dyer and others the privilege Of
constructing a sewer running from a
given point on Seventeenth street west
to Eddy. thence south to Sixteenth and
to a point nea Crow creek. The rule
was suspended and the ordinance passed
without a dissenting vote.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02
VfCTGRYI-
Yesterdays Contest in the Gen.
tennial statelThe opposi-
ton Ticket scooped. q
And lse Entire Republican Ticket Probably
Elected by a Handsome Majority.
special Telegram 70 the Leaaer.l

mrH l3ftNt'- W ~ <cdutE-
DENvER-10:30 p. NJ, Oct. /.
The returns thus far Indicate the
election Of the entire republican state
ticket by a majority over the combined
democratic and greenback vote. The
Third and Fourth wards of this city,
by the count of heads of tickets, give
Pitkin, republican, a majority of 46s
over Ioyeland, democrat. In the Sec
ond ward Pitkin's majority is $50. 1t
will be impossible to give the exact
tally before midnight, as the tickets
are very long.
Kit Carson and La .Junta precincts,
in Bent county, give Pitkin five MAJOR
ity-a republican gain. Empire, Clear
Greek county, gives Pitkin IS majority.
Georgetown, Clear Creek county, gives
Pitkin ITO majority. Central City,
Gilpin county, estimated majority for
Pitkin, $50. Sunshine, Boulder coun-
ty, Pitkin 10, Loveland, democrat, 8,
Buckingham, greenback, 4S. Boulder
City gives Pitkin 20 majority over the
combined democratic and greenback
tickets.
The returns thus far received show
more greenback strength in Boulder
county than elsewhere.
In Manitou, FL Paso county, Pitkin
received Sc out of a total vote Of 81.
Morrison precinct, jefferson county,
Pitkin A, Loveland, democrat, 80,
Buckingham, greenback, IS. Castle
Rock, Douglas county, gives Pitkin five
majority. In W~alsenburg, Huerfano
county, Loveland, democrat, received
a majority over Pitkin of 40; no green
back vote reported. Alamosa, Love-
lands majority, 40.
Indications at 1890 p. m. are that
the republicans have carried every
ward in Denver except the Eighth,
and that they will have a majority of
800 over the democrats in this county.
The chairman of the republican state
committee claims the state by $500
majority and two-thirds of the legisla-
ture.
Greeley and Weld county, as far as
counted, give Pitkin 277, Loveland u,
Buckingham 95. Mill City, Clear
Greek county-Pitkin's net majority 6.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. w. w. Corlett is on the sick
list.
Judge Carey has been visiting lara
mic City. = ds'a
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Single. Of Deadweod,
is in the city. .ii7sd Isl
Col. VIM. r. Steele started for Green
River yesterday on legal business.
Sol. Sparks, Texas, and @. II. Brom-
ley, England, are at the Inter Ocean.
MI. T. Joe Fisher is over from Lar
annie City visiting relatives and friends.
Hon. F. E. Addoms, of Addoms &
Glover, is expected home within a fort
night. ad
Augustus Terry, esq.,, expects to
leave for new Red Cloud agency to-
morrow. pd aioR RG
Col. NJ. l. Ludington, chief quarter
master department of the Platte, is
paying a visit to Fort Steele.
Mrs. E. 2. johnson and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. T. Durbin. started
for Ohio yesterday to visit relatives.
Superintendent C. W. Fisher Of the
Mountain division, has returned from
Denver, accompanied by his family.
Col. E. P. Snow started east yesterday
to go as far as Omaha with his father,
who has been paying a visit to Chey-
enne. Ia5oiytf
Col. Royal, inspector general Of the
department Of the Platte, is now maxi
ing his annual tour Of the posts under
his inspection. ef9t la sat
Gov. Hoyt, Profs. Murphy. and Bly,
denburgh, and Homer Merrell, esq. left
Rawlins ON Saturday fora tour in the
region of the soda lakes, north Of that
city.
DR.. George E. Gorham started for
Albany, N. Y, on yesterday afternoons
train. We trust that burg will not Of
fer sufficient attractions to induce him
to locate there. fc shaiI lis bnk
T. II. Dearborn, the San Francisco
agent Of the Kansas City, St. Joseph & |
Chicago and Burlington railroads,
passed through Cheyenne yesterday
with his wife en- route for the Pacific
coast.
H. - - II
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raQan's Ranch Democracy.

At a precinct meeting Of the demo-
cratic voters of Fagan's ranch precinct,
held Monday evening at Bard's ranch,
on the Little Bear, Q. n. Goodwin,
esq, was called to the chair, and Mr..
A. E. Tubbs chosen secretary. On
motion, o. P. Goodwin was elected
delegate to represent Fagan's ranch
precinct in the democratic county con-
vention to be held in this city on
Thursday. u4qso6A A1eY a.s1
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9z,soo Reward.
win be paid for the return Of the
money and valuables and the capture,
upon conviction), of the five men who
robbed u coach on the Goth day Of
September, 1873, at Canon Springs,
whisky Gap) Wyo. Ter, Of twenty
seven thousand dollars, consisting most
ly Of gold bullion.
Pro rate of the above amount will be
paid for the capture of either of the
robbers and proportionate part Of the
property.
LUKE VOORHEES,, Supt.,
Cheyenne Il Black Hills Stage Go.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. %, 1878.
s29tf
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Robert Ham was arraigned yesterday
in Justice Fishers court on the charge
of stealing a horse rear Hat creek sta
ton, and bound over in the sum of
$1,000, to give answer at the next term
of the District court. Failing to give
bonds he was sent to the county jail.
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NOTICE OF LAND oONTES7


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, n
DIsTRTcT OF WYOMING,
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 20, 1873.
To Norman McC,iaig and all Others
Lsterestsd:
Application having been made at this
Office for the cancellation Of your home
stead, application No. 6s, embracing
the $. w. Of section %, township II
north, range 70 west, you are hereby
notified to appear at this Office on the
oath day Of October, 1878, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, to show cause, if any, why such
cancellation should not be made.
Failing to comply with this notice
you will have no further standing In
the case. GEORGE n. THOMAS,
Register.
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The Ladies' Reading Room Associa-
ton will sive an oyster supper and en-
tertainment vt the reading room on
Thursday evening, October 3. Good
music will be furnished. Addresses
will be delivered by lion. j. w. Fisher,
Rev. ]. Y. Cowhick and others. Ad-
mission 90 cents Supper free. Frnits
and flowers extra. All are cordially
invited. IN q oct2-2t
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A large stock of breech and muzzle
loading shot-guns at the Wyoming
Armory. aug21-3m
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lam prepared to show a full line of
all colors and material Of underwear,
cheapfor cash. PoLAcK, 10th st. If
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Any one having Household Goods to
sell can get the highest price for theps
at Lincoln's, corner of Hill and Six
tenth streets. sg2d1m
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Call for Republican Territorial conven-

Call for Republican Territorial Conven-
ton.
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN,
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Cheyenne, Sept. %, 1878.
A Republican Territorial Convention
will Be held at Cheyenne, in Laramie
county, on SATURDAY, the l2rh day Of
October, 1878, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, Of
said day, to nominate a candidate for
Delegate to the Forty-sixth Congress,
and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the Conven-
tion.
The several counties of the Territory
will be entitled to the following repre-
sentation in said Convention:
Cgsmties. Delegates.
laramie eos N
Albany. 8
OdrDoH. ...-.. 4
oweetwater z
Otnta 3
By order of the Committee,
JOSEPH M. CAREY,
s29td Chairman.
T- at .4
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Suits and Cloaks made to order.
Dress Making Department in charge of
Miss Hills. An kinds of sewing done
promptly and at reasonable prices.
sept17-tf JosLIN,s, 1863 10th st.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02

aa win sell e. Anheuser d Co.'s beer
for SIS per Dbl, Of six dozen each, for
cash, from now untn further notice.
GoTTsrEIN, IDELNAN y Co.
a30-tf 1896 Sixteenth street.
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For Sale or Rent.
The bar and fixtures Of the Occi-
dental saloon on Eddy street. are for
sale or rent. Inquire of John Sloan.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02
Ieel Ieeil Ieei..

Orders for ice left with Sloan Tor at
Helphenstine & Durbin's meat market)
will receive prompt attention. ap1stf
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AT Roberts & Logan's, Ferguson st.,
you can get the grand parlor stove, the
most powerful heater in the world. 29-6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02

For fine watch repairing
jy1o-dly D. MILLER, nth street.
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Christ Kapp keeps a fine restaurant
next door to the Masonic Temple, on
10th street. ,oct1-tf
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outter! butter ~
Apple, pear and peach butter, manu-
featured by the Michigan Fruit Butter
company, at Pease 8 Taylor,s. tits
canned and is warranted to b. the hast
ever brought to this section u the
country. s29-.
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Fresh oysters at
sci Il DYER's HOTEL.
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For Sale.
At q bargain. the lot orner Seven
tenth and Themes streets, with brick
butcher shop, n good business house
and four small tenement houses. Also
new bar and fixtures, must be sold.
Inquire on premises.
s27-6t j.. NJ. McCuLLEY.
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Circulating library at
s22-30t GEO. O'BRIEN's.
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For first class watch work go to
zEnNER, JAcKsofs q BuEcHNER's.
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Fresh oysters at
sci tt DYER's HoTF
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Half stews, v az select oysters,
for 95cts. No extra charge for pickles.
o1-tf ELLIS Oyster Bay.
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Uen "
New and Second. Hand Furniture,
Crockery, Stoves and Household Goods
constantly on hand at Bed Rock prices
at Lincoln's' corner Of Hill and Six
teenth streets. s22d1m
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Fresh oysters at
sci tt DYKE's HOTEL.
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There & no - a esa<ins anything
but the latest stylesok nothing, which
can be bought 1t bottom prices at
tt Ns zaqesssstPoLAcK's.
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All kinds of arms and ammunition
at the Wyoming Armory. aug21-3m
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Blanket !. . Bargain at polack,s. Il
l. c. WHIPPLE,

&c. WHIPPLE,
szz-dSot Receiver.
Cardigan Jackets at Polack's. s19tf
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A better oyster stew for half the
money. (o1-tf) ELLIS Oyster Bay.
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Furnished rooms to rent. Apply to
Fred Landau. s10tf
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Wanted. one dining-room girl and
one chambermaid. Inquire Of F. NJ.
Darling, at the Key City house. OF ct
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Fresh oysters at lsp'i
sci tt DYER's HOTEL.
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eents, neckwear It Polack's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02

Go to Polack's for clothing
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-02

Trunks and valises at Polack's. Il