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4 Cheeky Tramp.

A gentleman Of pedestrianatins
pr~oclivities, y who claims to be a ped
dler, has been making himself extreme
ly obnoxious, of late, in various parts
Of the city. A few evenings ago he
called at the residence of q well known
citizen on House street, and asked for
something to eat. A good lunch was
set before him, but whether he was
displeased because it wasn't hot and
served up in silver plates or not, he
didn't say, but commenced abusing the
lady who set the meal before him, using
some Of the foulest language imagina-
BILE, and then vamoosed before any Of
the male members Of the household APP
peared on the scene He has called at
several other houses since then, and re-
peated his performance at each place.
Last evening he called at a house on
Fifteenth street, and on being told that
nobody wanted to purchase any Of his
wares, he asked for "a bite" as he had
walked a long way and was hungry.
The food was got for him, but before it
could be placed on the table, he took
umbrage because house cleaning was
going on, and left growing at and ours
ing the inmates. He carries a broken
valise with q small piece Of elastic
hanging out Of 1t, and it is supposed
that he is either crazy OF takes this
method Of entering houses to VI what
he can pick up and steal. Persons to
whom he may apply hereafter would do
well to show him the gate, assisted by
a club, IL necessary.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SIMMONS HoUsE.-W. J.. Wilson,
Belfast, Ireland; Folquart wolland
Camp Carlin; A. E. Crossman, St
Louis.
RAILROAD HOUSED. C. Adams
Omaha; Mrs. W. II. Tucker, Wallace,
Kas. J. H. McPincheon. Laramie; G. G,
Himlaw and wife, California.
DYER's.-D. q. Adkins, J. ". Buck.
ley, Horse creek; I. N. Nimerick,
Douglas Co., COL; Samuel Leydown,
Denver; B. Streeter, Longmont; J. M.
West, San Francisco. N
, INTER OcEAN.-Jamea A.. jackson
and wife, Council Bluffs; C. w. Almy,
Bushnell, Neb.; VIM. Purvine, Butte,
Montana; F. o. Horn, Davenport; Jas,
G. Burke, Chicago; Capt. h. King,
Corpus Christi, Texas; Geo. W. West
and wife, Sweet Home, Texas; Edward
Furgie, Denver; N. C. Sinner, San An.
tonic, Texas; Geo. P. Moore, Omaha;
John. 8. Bates, Detroit.
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PROGRAMME
AFTERNOON.

-
AFTERNOON.
MUSIC.
The Star Spangled Banner-Choru.
by the School. essFgo
The Dead Doll-Recitation, Lulr
Smith.
What the Baby Don't Know-Ida
Bergman.
Dots Pillow Children-Gertie Ellis.
The Ruined Merchant-Nellie Stanly.
CHARLES Opinion of a Grandmother
Charlie Leslie.
Song-Carrie Wells and Addie stimp.
son. "a
Recitation-Lulu Gardner.
The Good Little Girls-Katie Muir.
ray.
The Boy-Annie East.
The New Year-Harrie Russell.
The Silver Seaside and Chorus by
the School.
Paul Reveres Ride-Recitation, VIII
lie Pyper.
Under the Pear Tree-Recitation
Hazen Capron. D. NagiC
A japanese Standardization. Der
tina Spoor.
The Prize of the Margaretta-Flor'
ence Hurlbut.
Out in the Cold World-Song, Lulu
Joslin.
Why do we Celebrate the Fourth O,
July-Master HANNA.
The Verb, To Be-May Gillich.
The Red, White and Blue-Solo and
Chorus by the School.
EVENING.
Prayer--Rev. L. J. Hall.
Music-By the Quartette Club.
The Far West-Essay, frankie 10
gan.
Human Life-Essay, Ellie HANNA.
Presentation Of Diplomas, by Princi
pal N. E. Stark. ~
Music-By the Club.
Remarkably Hon. Peter HANNA.
Address-By Gov. Hoyt.
Remarkably Judge ]. W. Fisher.
Remarkably Rev. g. M. Sanders.
Music--By the Club.
BE~NEDICTION,
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1T IS A FAcTH

BrosOn's Liuer Pillscures headache
b~iliousness and liver complaint.
Broscn's Cough BtIsam aid Tar
1Foches cures cou9hs cold, and
throat and lung a<liefIons Thar
CoUGH SH0UED IN OnncKn AT
ONCE.
BroUn's Hair Tbnic prevents dnnd-
run and loss OF hair, and seizures .
beautiful gloss.
Broscn's Arnica Li,sinaeat and Salve
cure sprains. swellin9s, sores,, ulcers
and frost bites.
Parisiaa Lily lqslsa bssutiaes ths
complexion. : 8-A a5
SdrseparilIa, DandsIiom and Lod;ds
of Potassium invigorates the liver and
purifies the blood. The GREAT rem
edy for Chronic Rheumatism.
For sale by Addoms q Glover,
Geo. W. Hoyt and Hurlbut Bros.,
Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter. my26-tf
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1t was not Hon. Clarkson N. Potter
who arrived at Omaha by wheelbarrow
on Sunday. It was q more honest man
and in q more reputable business.
p. Slater information leads us to
believe that 4 ~ 0lakkson n. and
that he brought Tildenss title in MI
little wheelbarrow. 1t il supposed that
after exhibiting It to DR.. Miller he win
pass through Cheyenne and carry the
news to Cfunin. jan
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Cheap for cash, or on easy terms,
ssven, z yoke OK teams. complies foi
hauling freight. The teams consist Of
n~inety-sight young steers and fifteen
nsw wagons used only part Of one sea
Don.
The above for sale, complete with
Jokes and chains, very cheap. ~
For price and terms inquire Of
TRAINING Bros,
Medicine Bow or
je27d6t Laramie City, Wyo.
'Iesi Iesii IceiH
Orders for Ice left with Sloan Tor at
Helphenstine q Durbin's meat market)
will receive prompt attention. apis II
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A Secretion that con.aminaies ,he BLOOD

a Secretion that Contaminstes the Blood.
When the bile is diverted nom It's proper
channels, into the blood. which Is always the
case in liver complaints. 1t ceases to be n
healthy secretion. and becomes . poison. Its
abnormal presence In the circulation n
stomach is indicated by tho sufFusion OF
the akin with q hideous saffron tInge, by
headaches. vertigo. nausea, pain In the right
side and under the right shoulder blade. by
INDIGESTION, obstruction Of the bowels. and
other minor symptnms. Order may be sub
stituted for this state OF chaos. and further
bodily evil averted by using the benencent
alternative and tonic. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. which. by relaxing the bowels. pro:
notes the escape from the circulation OF
bilious Impurities; besides rendering the
ation OF the liver regular. and removing
every trace Of dyspepsia, This pleasant and
purely vegetable anti -biiious medicine IL not
only Infinitely more effective than any form
Of mercury. but Is on account OF Its freedom
from hurtful properties, infinitely to be pre-
ferred to that poisonous drug. je2l-toJyl
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TOWN o HRRpEp.

take this method Of informing the
public that l have purchased Nc
AAhon's BLACK Hills Corral, " which
VII Be kept open day and night for the
purpose Of herding horses and cattle.
Ny motto is Low Prices and First.
Clan Accommodations" Feed and
sale stables attached to the premises.
myz9-lm ]. N. TREvErr.
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A new lot Of Suits, very latest style,
30 per cent. less than they could be
bought for ut the beginning Of the sea-
son. tE i e7flfGE1 10 fA
Linen aud Percale Suits from a. so
upwards. j.
White and Printed Piques, a large
stock.
Sun Shades from 90 cents up.
Summer silks lower than the lowest.
JosLIN,
te16-tf $50 Sixteenth street.
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trial Bossie IS csns..-

zee nAr ooUoH nEnEpy EVER
3 This y . bold assertion, but we only
repeat the universal testimony Of all
who have used and known DR.. Spoyne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry for
many jean In curing coughs, hoarse.
men, sors throat. bronchitis. veal
breast, disordered liver, pslpitation OF
diseaseo Of the heart, and diseased lungs,
sven aftsr they had become much dis.
ordsrsd- No family should b without
Dr.. S1ayne's Compound Syrup Of Wsld
CAeTyy, = oftsntimes . singls IS cent
eottas win cure . recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and
rsk Of lie. Itis equally valuable in
Asehmatse and Bronchial affections,
curing the mcut obstinate cases. Trial
boefsss - esats. Large sizs q. Sold
~ lsadtng druggists. In Cheyenne b.
Addons = Glover. wholessie and Re.
al DEqggistA narlo-wf&su&w-1y
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Taken up in Cheyenne June Goth, a
dark bay horse, star in forehead,
branded L. P. with bar over 1t, on
right shoulder.
Tho owner can obtain his property
by paying charges, on application to
5. 8. CoFFMAN,
je21-d10t At Big Horn Stable.
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Up With the Starry Banner.
Flags for Public buildings or Private
residences; leave your orders at once.
]. JAY JosLN,
jest II $50 Sixteenth street.


oroesries At Auction-
The stock Of groceries heretofore
belonging to win l. Foglesong will be
sold ct auction; the sale commencing
this Thursday evening at z O'Clock,
and continuing every evening until the
lot Il disposed Of. Goods will be offered
during the day for sale at cost. Re
member the plsce: F~oglesong's old
stand, Seventeenth street.
n. E. PosT,
Assignee.
Cheyenne, June 10. 1878. je20-tf
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Ths only ffst-class barber shop and
hath house in Cheyenne, is kept by W.
J. Hardin, under Dyer's hotel. mya-Sm
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A new piano. oea > celebrated manu-
factory, for ~. dhenpf or cash. Apply
to G. F. Inman, 42l Sixteenth street.
my16dtf
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CAUGHT ON JHs FLY.

oughly cleansed before the Fourth.
A. j. House has been appointed War
den Of the Wyoming ~penitentiary.
The Horribles are now ready and
waiting patiently for the arrival Of the
Fourth. Gf &
About four hundred and fifty chill
dren will join in the Fourth Of July
procession.
Several civil cases were on trial yes
terday before the District court and
disposed Of.
Rev. Burns, Of Fort Collins, is ex-
pected topreach in the Episcopal church
on Sabbath next.
College commencement exercises at
Recreation Hall tonight. See notice
elsewhere In this issue.
Mrs. Emma Darlington Of Laramie
City cortemplates giving q series Of
readings here shortly.
1t won't cost you anything to drop in
this evening and attend the College ex-
-,...
yesterday; a refreshing performance
this warn weather.
Seats were prepared yesterday on the
nA's Dan ,ouno 70 acconhoda'e TWO
anu MY PetSons'
'y, VI 'uo weseln on,on
o".'' 70 Sa'u W po pooAeo
10 ~ an eaf's uAy'
Thomas Mcshane was n Of the
nues. "olAels INC in,es. oi 'he
0e' oo iaii anu ies'
! :. d. kitchen, Of Evanston, was the
~successlui pidder for the a OF the
~ o i'o'e' ~ omana'
Inc exact amount cleared by the
three evenings OF the Catholic fair and
festival, VIII be ascertained to-day.
On Tuesday Eve valuable horses
were killed BY stroke Of lightning
In the town OF Morrison, Colorado.
The last cleanup Of the Hidden
Treasure mill at Deadwood was &c.
600 from $50 tons of ore and about a
three weeks run. fraEf
A musical society is being organized
at Omaha for the purpose Of giving
annual musical festivals, such rs are
held In the cities Of the east.
The Denver Brown Stocking Base
Ball club is expected here tomorrow.
for the purpose Of playing a match
game with the Cheyenne boys.
The examination ~ run,,s In ~.
public schools will close to-day. Thus
far the result has proven very satfsfac.
tory to the teachers and visitors.
A Denver special train will leave
that CITY nj. a.. ms .Julv al for The
purpose Of CONNECTING al Golden on
route for the Cheyenne Fourth Of July
celebration. 90
Hon. E, X. Stimson. chief Of the
Pueblo fire department' the most ~
the Gremen and other well known
citizens of that p,ace vii, ~ v,th =,
on the Fourth. q
ID. L. Nesbit, the newly elected
foreman of the Boulder Hook and lad
der COMPANY. saws His Company and
the Mackey hose will visit Chevenna
on the Fourth.
: On Tuesday evening A. II. Williams
and Thomas Kervin engaged IN = omar
rel at Laramie CITY. which Terminates
by Williams breaking Kerwin,s lower
Jaw in two places.
Tbere ara thirty ,oa,., ., ,r.. =.
dams encamped fifteen miles from
Denver. The people of hat citv .re
not frightened. however. neitber do
the papers announce an "Indian In
rising.n
wbIla otbar Terr,tor,s. ora mr.,,..
in property and loss of life bv Indian
raids, Wyoming il resting secure from
the n of the redskins For iii.
great blessing We ought to be truIv
thankful. II
porr,ston :. ou... ..su
n stshh,n. ~ r@hars.na A, w.
n..%."A S"eyen nave po.n
trict conrt a-oain.t tI,a comm,ss;on...
of Pueblo county Col for amonnts
dus them ON bonds
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Rsfrigsrators, ice chests, water cool
en-, etc, at F. E. WARREN's,
my29-tf s76 & 378 Sixteenth street.
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q Iesi lssii annh
HANNA \ Murphy have Ice for sale
cheap, in any quantity, delivered at
residence. je2-tf
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speci.l Notice.

Rooms in McDaniel's block, Eddy
street, can be secured at reasonable
rates in which to hold sociables, festi-
walls or hops. The rooms are large and
well adapted to such purposes. je14-tf
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To Rent.

10 Hent.
The elegant store rooms and Offices
in AcDaniels' new block, on Eddy
street, are o ready to rent. Imme-
date possession given, and moderate
rents charged. For particulars apply
to James HcDaniels. ap2-tf
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Sests 100. Stage 20x30 scenery
Apply to Joalin q Arnold. n28-tf
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The biggest firemen's story comes
from Central city, which w find in the
Register-CaI Here IL is: son Satur-
day evening last, the Rough and Ready
hooks ran from the head Of Main street
to Goldman's corner, not quite half a
mile, and Andy McFarlane was on the
top Of the building reciting The Boy
stood on the Burning Deck befor.
Tenn Mullen, the time-keeper, had hi
watch started. The department want
an electric machine to time Them"
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Nice furnished rooms for rent cheap.
Inquire at the LIST National saloon, old
Eagle house. je11-tf
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Baby carriages, perambulators, etc.,
ct F. E. WARREN's,
my2o-tf $40 q $40 Sixteenth street.
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EesrytAi4g = ths moor covering line.
Body Brun5els, bofders, stair carpets,
etc, . speciAlry. Stock always full and
assortment complete.
my19tf +. E. WARREN.
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For wall paper, borders and decora-
tons, 60 to F. E. Warren's. my19-tf
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We regret to learn that our fellow
citizen, w. p. Davis, Superintendent
Of the Cheyenne division of the Union
Pacific road, contemplates resigning
to accept . similar position ON the
Kansas Pacific. We understand the
vacancy will be filed by the appoint
ment Of Col. G. W. Fisher, for some
years superintendent of the Denver
division Of the Kansas Pacific. The
change is expected to take place about
the 18th prox.
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Yesterday morning a story obtained
considerable circulation to the effect
that a ten year old girl, residing on
Sixteenth street, had died the evening
previous from the effects Of an over
dose of morphine, accidentally admin
istered by her mother. An investiga-
ton OF the affair resulted in proving
that the story was unfounded. The
child was quite Ill, but there was no
proof forthcoming that she was suffer-
ing from the effects of any kind of
drugs whatever. ~ M4&lE'
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Cheyenne, June 10. 1878. is2o-ti
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coAl Call

II You wish to purchase an excellent
quality Of coal at REASONABLE price,
call on W. H. LEE,
jea6-st at Underwood & McGregor's.
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Arbuckle's roasted coffee Is kept in
stock by 3. NAaLE isa8-1ot
, 1878-03-06
l. atest by Telegraph.
EASTERN s,EATES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 28--A message has
just been received from the President.
announcing that he had vetoed the silver
hll' 1t has not yet been lald before the
House.
The House at halfpast one passed the
silver bill over the Presidents veto, by n
vote of 1876 against 73. The vote will be
taken in the Senate shortly.
At four o'clock the Senate proceeded To-
vote on the passage of the silver bill,
notwithstanding objections 10y the Presi-
dent, and 1t was passed hy u two. thirds
vote. Yeas. 4ii: nays,19.
Old MIR. Singlestick mysl,ticd IL ten.
party by remnrking that women were
facts. When pressed to explain his
meaning he said: Facts arc stubborn
things"
, 1878-03-06
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ITEMS FhOH Ia CONNER.

The social chNbTcS NJ inns pmCe,
the capitol ot th. tide murshcs, arc
quite notice BIZ and W thy of men
non. The pniiic hall is b ing used this
winter as the page OF assembly vt the
Washington literary sncicty OF La Con
ncr. DR.. Il. G. Mackey is president.
John McGlinn Esq, vice president and
Dr. j s. Church secretary and treasurer
Under these efficient officers it is not
only dong good work in La Conner,
lut its influence is strongly tclt over
the whole Swinomish fats. When the
roads ARE not so muddy as to become
mpnssabIe, mrgr numbers from the sur
rounding country come TO enjoy these
pleasant and profitable meetings. The
following agreement proves In Conner
to he the banner town ON the veXed
Chinese question::
I'VE. the undersigned citizens of La
Conner and vicinity, do hereby agree
that we shall use every lawful means to
discourage the introduction OF China
men in or midst: and we further agree
that we shall under no circumst, noes
whatever employ Chinese MS laundry
men, in our Kitchens, workshops, as
farm laborcrs or in any capacity what
Tyer.P
IN There was an attempt made to start n
: Chinese laundry in the place. The
whole question was debated in the liter.
AIRY society, after which copy of the
above agreement WAS drawn up and cir
Gulated through the town, when over
twenty-five residents of the Place sign d
it, heing al to whom it was presented.
With the exception of Clerk OF the
District Court, the following is lis, OF
the professional and business men ut
present resident Mt La Conner: Doctors
--Mackey, Powers and Church; lawyers
wv. X. Andrews and l.. Thomas; ho-
tels--lhc La Conner hotel, j. j. Conner
proprietor, and the Maryland House,
John McGlnn proprietor. Mr.. Gillil-
and IL, MS ever, the old and reliable telc--
graph operator. The two stores for the
sale OF general merchandise are kept by
Catches Bros. and l.. L. Andrews. VIM.
Tracy md W. I. Deere have recently
opened upa saloon in new building
erected tor their use. Church & Bow
man are kept very busy at their bust
ness of boat builders, while Potter S
Chan Her have boats to let, and are
prepared to carry passengers to any
desired point they mny wish to- 60 in
small boats. w. r. Andrews has 80 far
created an excellent impression in his
favor at that place. DR.. Powers was for
'sme time with DIR. Minor vt Port
Townsend He will, no doubt, do well
in his new location Mr.. Alexander,
formerly of WILDLY Island, is conduct.
ing the drug store started by DR.. Mack
ey, the doctors time being too well
occupied at his profession TO make it
desirable to try TO run the drug store
Mr.. McGinn Formerly had charge Of
TIE Swinomisl, reservation. Recently
ne purchased the valuable property
where he is now located. His accom-
modations are not extensive. but every
'hinng is fixed up so tidy, neat and clean,
with food so well cooked and served in
30 acceptable manner, thit no pleasant
or place could be desired Than his hotel
iot a weeks lodging. MIR. Connor's
ho'el Is so well known, MS well as its
pleasant spoken proprietor, that it is
unnecessary To further describe him or
Ais well filled hotel.
, 1878-03-06
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN THE ESTATE OF ELI J. NONE, DECEASED
BY virtue Of an order made by the Probate
Court of Snohomish county, Washington
Territory. on the 18th day Of February, 1878
will sell ut public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash, on the 9th DAY of March
1873, at o'clock p. NJ, al the Riverside
holelin Snohomish City, in said county. the
following described property Lot number
eight, in section ten, township twenty eight,
north OF range five east, situated In the
county OF Snohomsh. Washington Territory.
4. Fl. NIcoLL, W.. NJ. TIRTLoT
.4HHJor AdmiHistrdtor. Ad,niniStrdtor.
n10S-3w
, 1878-03-06

signec.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE THIRD Ju.
DICIAL DISTRICT OF WAsHINGToN TERRI.
TORY, HOLDING TERMS AT PoBT TOWNSEND.
JEFFERSON COUNTY
AZ I"f 7o~m~nd, the Th doyof January, A. D.
1873
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assignee OF J. b. Roberts, of
Snohomish county IN Washington Territory,
within said District, who has been adjutIgcd a
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trct Court ofthe said District
f. Z. FERGUSON.
JAMES McNAuoHT, assignee
PORT TowNsTEND W. 7. February Z, 1878
, 1878-03-06
VeC Advertisements.
SFOH6AISH err CONFECTYON
ARY STORE.

Nys'ock consists Of a hJys C0riety Of
Nuts, Candies, Fruits, 7oImcco aud Cigars
dc, dc. Of tile best qualay, and is fer sale
at tile h,cest muket rates. tB" Don't
forget to call .isEs
Moo T DELLA H EL WE'LL.
, 1878-03-06

baynrd Taylor has been nominated
envoy extraordinary, and minister pleni.
goten'iary TO Germany 10y ;he President.
90 mol The man who has INIT, led Joa-
yum Miller Is 10 bc minister! Now
ssy Tue long haired bard OF Oregon
,. nNe courage; his style is coming into
s,,,Pec'' and ere long. perhaps himself
VIZ WI "e made happy by the bcs,owaI OF
's long Nished.foT loreigu office.
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Az ExGus.a WEBBING NOTICE.

Ir the British wedding were ~ !ir.
rnidable ns Is advertisement is, fes per-
sons would have the termity to bo par-
ties thereto. To us Americans mar
riagc notice in the British journals Is the
cause Of mingled wonder and amuse-
ment. When VIC surrender cclibacy,
the announcement is apt To he magle in
as fow words as possible. rarely filing
more than three or four lines at most.
In England tho announcement makes
what printers call a square, and reads
like a condensed catalogue. : Woseldnui
pick up British newspaper without
seeing something like this: y Married,
at Ramsgate Rockery, near Oakley,
Stafford, at noon of Thursday, the 30th
inst, by tho Rev. Plantagenet Clutter
bucket, L. L. D., I. r. s., A. rs, M
N. o., @. r. D., uncle 'of the bride, rec
tor of st. Bartholomew's church, Ele
plants Head, BriaI Lane, Berkley, MS
sisted by the Rev. Tbeophilus Timoc
lon Titmous, j. 0. B., II. r. r., x. Y
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