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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

If you have nothing else to do, go
fishing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

REPORTS from the Treasurer indi..
cate that there will be large circu-
lation of gold certificates. Wash
ington bankers are paying them out
instead of greenbacks, and in large
sums, they are preferred to the
standard dollar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

The FIRST APPLE TREE. Par
ker, of the Walla-wallt Statesman,
has found the first apple tree plant
ed on the North Pacific coast. Fa-
Their Spaulding raised it from seed,
at the Lapwai, 42 years ago, and
gave it to Red Wolf, then chief of
the Alpowais; it grew and tiourished
and this year bore 1900 pounds of
fruit. Such was the enormous guam
titv on one limb that a branch 1G
inches in circumference, of hard,
solid wood, was broken off.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

PERIHELIoN writer's and lecturers
are not SO enthusiastic as they were at
the beginning of the year. The
grand machinery of nature is nov
ing along just asst did centuries ago,
entirely oblivious of the would-be-
astute deductions of fanatical men.
If any of the dire calamites foretold
are coming upon the world, it is high
time that we had some premonitory
symptoms of them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19
Alden FL. Steele, NJ. D.

FORMERLY OF OREGON CITY-LATE
A. A. SURGEON, U. s. A.
Residence on eastside of Franklin Street
between Union and Tenth.
Office over Neate's New Drug Store
Main Street, Olympia.
May 80, $40. Soft
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19
Bargains Bargains !

Mems Suits 81 50, former price Sc so.
do do 900, do do IL 90.
do do Is 90, do do 20 10.
Mems Diagonal Suits sci, former price
Mems Diagonal Suits SD, former price
SIS.
Ladies' kf shoes 81 10, formerly 81 so.
do do so, do 200.
Mems boots, 225, do 800.
90 90 21155' 90 ssSe.
Scythes and snaths 70 cents each.
IOng-haHdle ShovelS and spades, rs cts.
each
Nails, So 25 per key.
Beck saws, Is cents.
Hay rakeS, 30 cents.
Hay and grain forks, Is cents.
Wooden buckets, 25 cents.
Washboards, % cents.
IIatcAets, so to IS cents,
Hammers, Is to IS cents.
GROCERIES.
Golden G sugar, 81 centsper lb.
Crushed sugar, 10A do do.
Syrup. per gal, 60 cents.
Beans "a cents per Id.
G r Coffee Is cents.
70 All other goods in proportion.
Come early and secure your BARGAINS.
Z. N. FORD & co.
Olympia, July 16, 1870.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

The school-house, belonging to
Mr. G. f. Boyntor, now undergoing
repairs for district school No. 2, is
to be fitted up in frst-c class style and
for the majority OF the children in
that district, it is much more cen
trally located than the Union Acade-
my edifice. New benches and desks
will be provided throughout SO the
urchins will not be forced to use
their jack-knfe blades in the same
Old notches that their predecessors
cut score of wears ago. The fact is
that the school-house is situated Oh
Fourth street gives it prestige and
it is believed that when school opens,
every seat will be filed with the
rising generation of that enterpris-
ing portion of our town.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19

The dedication services of the
South Union Presbyterian Church
will tax, place on next Sunday.
There will be an ordinary church
service at eleven o'clock a basket
dinner at half-past twelve and the
dedication sermon and appropriate
ceremonies at two o'clock. All
friends cordially invited. The NOM
ing service in Olympia Church will
be omitted, also the monthly Pres
byterian service in Tumwater. The
Sunday School AMI evening service
of Olympia Church will take place
as usual.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-09-19
Steamboat and 4ai'toads.
PUGET SOUND STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Regular Mail Line

TO VICTORIA ANDPORTS ON PUGET
SOUND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

Is THIS A FoRElGN COUNTRY Ills this a
foreign sCuniry y asks 40 American iournal.
''ltusaia Leather is made 10 Connecticut. Bor-
d,anX vino il manufactured in California.
French lace is woven in New York, Italian
marble is dug in Kentucky, Nlarsclllcs linen is
produced in Massachusetts, English cashmere
il made in New Hampshire, Parian art work
comes from shop in Boston, Spanish mackcrel
are caught 90 tho New Jersey coast, and IIq-
vana cigars arc rolled out by tho million in
Chicago
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bUND Sc DAVIDSON,

GUNS, fl3rOlA,SnEhlH, GAPS. WADH,
~ CLEh Nj Rods. n,c at So King ~,
corner OF Royal. Wo have iust receive an
other supply at goods in Tho nhnvn line, which
we aIa selling ~ ro'!"cGd prices On hand
Two bhhECll hphDlNG GUNS, To- which
we invite attention. Tho priccs ara u,lHsu0iiv
to'o. W" hAro tnv"Iyors, with leo losds. NJ.
low as 81 % o4ch. f!asks, Pouches. etc.. ctc.
now j. z. GEEIOllTDN ~ ION
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acknowledgment VIII continue thoGROCERY
LIQUOR AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under tho firm nsluU Of w. =, JOHNSON &
CO., at tho same place, ard he soliciLg tho raL-
ronaRo Of tho friends Of tho lato firm OF VIM A.
johnson * Co, ard tho public generally.
oct 20 jNO. n. HAMMOND
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NJ Office no lIuuSEk BErER:i- We hsyo
-AS for sale al very low prices, nj s. King &. ,
corner Of Royal, Carpet St-eichars, Jack Claws
Jack Hammers. Goal Hcds. Coat Shovols, 7, X
ers. Stove Polish, busting Brushes, Scrubbing
Brushes. Shoyeis md T"ngs Kitchen SETS. Moth
Proof Carpet ind !lhn Felt, t.nivrs and r. rks,
Cafvors and FORKS, Kitchen Knives, Kitchen
Spoons. ii h'nE Fans, Frying Pans snd ueuy
other goods IN tho saina mo. which va will sell
at Old pricda, and aomo less than cost. Call
and sga.
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Tho undersigned desires to express his thanks
to his friends for their patronage tc the leto firm
of VIM. A. johnson 81 Co, and he hopes that
they will continue tho sGmo TO hir. JOHN 2.
HAMMOND, who will continue the business
for himself under tho sanG nafno and s. tho samo
place. w. il. JOHNSON
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lov7 j. L, CREGHHTON SDfI

NERMA N EtiE!J ATTIC REMEDY cures
~ rheumatism in nj! Of It's forms; whether
aCuta or chrome; muscular. nrilculAr or GCialin
We rec ImnIend this preparation is being tho
beet remedy ;0r fi,runHtlsin v,"i,.va q. or LGnw1
some 81 It's cures. inrrd, h.iaY ,LrTnsl mira:.u.
l"us. Humorous references can j., furnished,
ihcl1diHH anh" ct oar n,'.st prominent towns
people. Nil Of whom speak 81 tbs rt,nntiy ia Tho
highest terms.
now IlTN1r e. naE JnSnN
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n Office

IN
The partnership heretofore carried on by w.
A. johnson and John 7. Hammond, under tho
nrm namo and style OF W. A. JOHNSON s.
CO., IN Alexandria, Va, has this day boon dis
solved by mutual consent. and both of tho un-
dersigned arc authorized to receive payment CT
al debts owlng TO tho said partnership and sign
IN settlement.
Dated this 18th day OF October, 1879
w. a. JOHNSON,
JNO. r. HAMMOND
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FOR SALE Oas KENT.
sTOE RENT.
THO con- Portable

on tho east side oc 81. Aa.pb street, between
Cameron and Queen, containing water ga;,
heator. &c, recently occupied by w. ii. May.
Possession given at onco Fox totns, &c. spply
at this Office oct Il
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C3MzxggEEGN HEaCEANIa.

w 4. JOHNSON & Co..
WHOLESALE GEuCEEs.
EEEkAl COMMISSION MEEChANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Ha*e on hand GIBSON'S XX, XEX, NXXA
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES: also BAk-
ERS and L Il II Z s o MS PURE IKE
WHISTLES, TO ghich !hey invite The sltoEtion
Of the trade.
Orders from the country TO- mare hsndise sinll
receive prompt atto!ition.
Consignments % Flour, Grain and Country
Produce collected, for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner q Cameron and Royal sts..
Alexandria, VIZ oct 70
{ MAS, a. TAYLOR, Dr..
GRNEHAL COMMISSION MENjiHANT,
AND FEED DIALkR,
Agent for
j. +. FlGkLEN IL SONY
Cfii.EnkATED BRIDG EWkTRk IT, hilbY
FLOUR,
II North Union street.
jan - Aln1sndris, Vlreinih.
IIAFAoS & SMITH
WHOLESALE
| GiiiG&K@ AND GEHERAL COM Nj lS&lON
MERCHANTS,
torhnT l'rincn and Royal p:s.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| assignments Of Grain and Country Produce
solicited, and prompt roLurns msdn. iy 10
HAkLo" BROS
| WHoLERALE
GECOGRH. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
| And Dealers in
JOHN GlBSON'S SON s. cos. CABINET
| y, XIX and xxx WHISTLES, and
Thompson's Pure Ryo Whiskey; Foreign
| Wines and Brandics, Alo, Porter
| and Champagnes.
| @~AGENCY OF THE LAFLAND &
| RAND POWDER COMPANY.
N. w COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL STS.
| Coffee roasted for the trsdo 4. T5c per sack.
| my G--tf
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FEsfs NEW YORK.

Tho stoamors Of this company mako connoc-
tions At Norfolk for Boston and all points East
1T Now York with all points West and North
wosL, and al Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates svon and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO F. A. REED, Agent,
JGnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Otlico under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sop 27-tf Wsshinpton. u. G..
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NOR RENT OR LEASE-1he desirable and
Il. rOomy STORE ard WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron st.oet, !ntoly occupied by T. B.
Lawson & Go. Apply 10
sepl6 L. Nj. LAWSON
TOR RENT-HOUSE No So Cameron e.,
a between Fairfax and Lee. Appiy.o
APP -tt j. u. ID. SMOOT
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A<:sltxu)!l1yl<Y C)UzUttc
MONDAY KVENIN4, NOVEMBER IL.

How TO MAKE YOURSELF UEEArPT.-1H
the first place, il You want 70 make yourself
miserable, 10 selfish Think all SIC time OF
yourscl. and Your things. Dent caro- about
anything else. Have no feeling for any one but
Yourself. Never tA!;. Of enjoying the satiafsc.
ton OF seeing others happy. but rather II yotl
sea smiling is.ce DO jealous lest another saonIa
enjoy what YGii have not EGCy every one " no
is IN shy way better than yourself think I'M
kindly toward them aud spesk Lightly CT them.
Re constantly arald les! some ono thouid on
cT"sCt upon year rights DC Walchlnt aGainst II,
and # any orc c":Gra noar your things. snap ut
everything that is your own, though i. nSy
H"L ba wIrlh II s'ln, Tor Y"iI riIh:" ar" l'!Rl ~
much concerned ~ Il II were y pound "i E"'d.
F"rrr yield .. lnlnt. 10 YI!y sch"IliV", ara
INK Everything that ~ SAID II You III playful
nuss III the nu-. serious rinnGrr- tn Jealous oil
your iIlrnd-, lost thhy sh"ii not Think tnGi!Sn
at You and. if nt any lime they should Seem 10
neglect y"II, phi Tho West construction uV"h
thor conduct you can.
i CrUNTRr WITHOUT liIlrtHACY.--.i': c1c
Is OILY enc county IN the world 10 which there
h,a 90 lli'trrata peog!c-it is the Sandwich Il
land. ':r population III lie islands Is IS coo.
They nave clCvrn high educational lnsttntions,
lGO medic cubic s,hoo!a. and f)riy three pr
Vatc sa:o0l9. Tie pubic i7H'run!;on is under
the supervision 81 committee appointed h2
the Elrr, nn't composed OF five members, who
HciVn wlhnut remuneration the c1mmittCr
appoint is general inspector aud number oil
tuh-inspcct0rs The Government takes care
that every person be able nj least 10 lead and
wife, and pursuCs theoretically ell parents who
neg lCct 70 send their chlldron 10 school.
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WiUTEi. AEEAN;S EMEt:T.
Beginning Oct. !, 1870.

Beginning Oct. !, 1870.
The NAIL TRAIN ~ii! iocyn Washington ~
9"G T.. Iii. and Alexandra 81 & - s.. H. ,iai!r
except SundHy; Naas Ac2?aar:. 4o!GI w"s:-
ws5.l, III /! ~ Il. n :ud sf5igc - koGnh Isl
al y IL. i:eav; ko:nd j!Hl s.: 1890 =. VI. .,.gs
i,oashnrs. gong eastward, y: i" p.m. ~! Ct
rive nj Anxsnlr;s - !:l5 y, ~. aa,i 4! EFsaf.
ingtoa at 3 ~ y. 10
Tho ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN wil! lowe
Washington a. 4 ~ nnt Alexandria 3: Is D.m
daily, except Sunday, End afrivn IL I,6aahurg
st Il 30 y. m. Iesvc !6asburr 81 & CD 81. N
and arrive ri hn&andria II. " Il .. ~, nnd
Washington RI q, =. ~.
So Passengers from "ussi1gL}a will L...
thu W Washington end Ohio cara IT tae Kasiiinrs
20 Potomac hairoad station gt9 Ub O. I'll. ari T. ~
p. M, and go through without change Gf CHS
Thn G.25 or train from hieZanGria nnd II &!
p. m. traIn FROM found Hull connect st Ruunn
d:il with HGrrla' Daily Line OF Coachu!
for Snickersvillo, Berryviito and Rin2hes.nr:
also with Resrnor' Limo OF Goaches, which ies2a
heeshurg daily for Gldio md Hitdlobury,
Both irsine, westward make clogs connections
a. Vienna With Sis5on's Line OF Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication i:css eEs- ~ s;sa sssr .ss,sa
Annual staG s,sS. 9@:k.
K. IL. IEvG&GE,
oGi LII GonGrsi g'icba. e g9n;.
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GHOiGA BUrrkK-Fivo packages strictly
~ caolco Butter received 10 day and for sale by
oCt 81 j. g. MITRJTRN
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IHEAP STONE JAES.-No arc closing
~ OUT t. lot CT Stoneiars stverg low prices.
soplb +. j. DAVIDSON, III Kins st
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GEWING MACHlNES-We desire to csll
~ special attention TO the DOMESTIC SEW
ING MACHINES, for which we arc tho rosi-
dcnt agents. We would be pleased 10 exhibit
the great superiority of the domestic" TO all
persons contemplating purchasing first class
machine at low price and upon liberal terms.
oct9 4. 8. LEADBEATER BRO
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A U nj nj ER A RRA N & EMEN L
~ -OF-

.,ssss. CLyDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
easshS DY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, rROVL
DENCE AND BOSTON.
SIl6sinors loaVe AleIsndria EVERY TUES.
DA1 and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAE.
This limo connects nj Alexandria with :Ee O.
4. & NJ. and w s. &. K. Rs. snG at Philadel.
phia with Clydo's regular Steamships Tor Fall
River, Providence snd Boston.
Freight forwarded with pso3nptuoss md cars
freq Of umrlisgions
No Charge for trsnsier in philsdc.pkis, src
wharfage III Boston. Quick tilmo. t'rcuuon.
departures Through rates snd through 5;lls
ri i"din2 given. Insurance Gt Tho loWoas rates
Agents:
r.. Z. hEEO, Al5zsndTis.
WM. l. q fnE i CO.. Ph.isfisi;.si.
1Eo. I. RlDG, iionrsetown, +? &
JOHNSON BkO>;., Washington.
san S-ii
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Gn> largo and superior stock of Gentle
mems FINE Boots and Shoes of every descrip.
lion. Prices lower than over.
sepl9 w. Il. WADDEY, l1OiKinp ST.
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PUCkWHEAT FLOUR-Fresh ground
- New York BuckWhest Flour received and
for sale by '''|'
oct II T. w, AVERY. 23G K;noo,
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THE VERY BEST-For cleaning clothes
l. kid glovea, silks, Estina, &C., THOMPSON'S
LlGHTNlHG ERADICATOR is positively
excellent LUNT 81 DAVIDSON.
oct u Agents for isYep5,;o
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CkWHEAT-Aao.her supply of chniro
- buckwheat Flour just received and for sale
OCT ~ j. O. MI1,RTIRN
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GCOTTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, Reed Sc Csrurick's Maltine, Kxtrsct
mali and its Combinations. Hop Btters, ETC.,
etc., for sale by 0'0''
oct rs J.. STABLER & co.
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GAALL UNCOVERED SUGAR ClGRKD
~ HAMS, Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon, re-.
ceiVed and for aale by
oct II K w. AVERY. 22G Kinost
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-27
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

- 49,
Mr.. g. M. Bradley win go to Colora-
DO this afternoon on business.
Mr.. Samuel Haas the Council Bluffs
stock man, arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon.
Messrs. S. H. II. Clark and T. l..
Kimbal ofthe U. P. railway, have re-
turned to Omaha from the east.
Lieut.. Eben Swift, Fifth cavalry, has
gone east on leave of absence.
E. L. Eddy, general freight agent,
Chicago &c Northwestern railway, and
II. O. Whitney, of the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy railroad, are register
ed at the Inter Ocean:
Hon. A. Worth Spates, secretary of
the territory, will leave this afternoon
for Washington, to look after some
matters pertaining to the interests of
Wyoming.
j. b. Adams, esq, of Rawlins and
family are visiting friends in Omaha.
Alfred Joel and Signor DeNovellis,
OF the Strakoseh opera troupe, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
San Francisco. The Strakosch opera
troupe, numbering about forty persons,
will pass through on the 18th of April.
Judge W. G. Thompson, chief JUS
tice of Idaho, passed through the city
Yesterday on his way to Marion, Iowa,
his former home.
NJ. M. Patterson, passenger conduc-
tor on the mountain division of the U.
P. R. R., is visiting in Omaha.
VIM. Evans, the well known stock
man; has returned from the east and is
stopping at the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. B. Hellman, the clothing mer-
chant, who has been quite sick is again
able to look after his business.
DR., J. L. Howard of St Louis is au-
~tographed at the Railroad house.
Col. Steele returned yesterday from
Denver whittier he went a few days
since to take dispositions in some i'm
portant mining cases.
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was such an amendment adopted, if the
states were to organize all the militia,
from which it was intended that the
general government SHOULD draw in
cases of necessity Happily Townsend
tells us. In speaking of the first twelve
amendments, he says: Those 1.-THE
opponents of the constitution who
were vehement in their opposition to
the ratification of the instrument, were
emphatic in urging that it ought to
contain such a bill of rights, as would
insure individual safety among the
people," Again: "There was a popu-
lar clamor, therefore, for a comprehen-
sive billof rights. The people feared
governmental entertainments on indi-
yidual rights" Therefore, ''most Of
the amendments to the constitution
were adopted under this apprehension
and within a few years after the organ
ization of the new government"
Can you not see that a standing army
was always contemplated, and early
fearedp A final quotation from Town
send: 1.-The right of the people to keep
and bear arms, with which the general
government is herein prevented from
interfering, refers to the organization
of the militia of the states. There
have been fears expressed, that the
liberty of the people might be destroyed
by the perverted power of a formidable
standing army. But here is a check to
any such danger. The militia that
might be called out at any time, on a
months notice, would outnumber
twenty to one, any standing army in
time Of peace that will be tolerated in
the United States. Large standing
armies might indeed be dangerous in a
republican government, but for a much
stronger force distributed throughout
the ranks Of the people,
As tothe second point of Mr.. Dana's
position, we are compelled to defer its
discussion until tomorrow, because this
article has already grown to a great
length. So look out for q homely COM
parison of the regular army and the
militia system.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-27

A couple of days since, Dolores"
our Bear creek correspondent, alluded
to the arrival in that section of the
territory of Wm.:Guthery, who intends
to engage in the stock business. The
Democratic Mirror, published at his
old home in Marion, Ohio, says of his
departure from that section:
William Cutlery, one Of our best
citizens, has departed for Wyoming, to
begin anew in the business of life on a
cattle ranch. He is an excellent gen.
tleman, and the loss of so e~nterprising
a citizen from midst is deeply re-
GREETED. The cattle men Of Wyoming
will find Mr.. CUTLERY worthy Of their
confidence in every way, and withal
thoroughly versed in all methods Of
stock raising, which we doubt not will
enable him to at once begin life anew,
after intelligent ideas. We bespeak
for him a kindly reception from the
citizens of his new home.
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year old boy, knocking him down and
bruising his left arm considerably. 1t
is q miracle that the urchin was not
killed outright.
We understand that John Denny and
Fl. Inghram have purchased the teams,
etc., used by Messrs. HANNA s.
Murphy in the transportation business,
and will hereafter conduct that branch
of industry. HANNA &c Murphy will
continue to shovel out coal to their
customers.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 81, 1879.
p-osrorrIcE.


once Hous-Arrivai and Departure Of Mails.
Until further notice the Postofnce win be
open for deliver and reception OF mail mat
ter from 8 a. m. TO p. m. daily, except Sun
days from 2 to Z p. m. Omaha time Is the
time of the ONCE.
Money order and register departments open
rom . n m. to Q p. m. daily. except sundays.
Western malls close daily at LIS p. m. Ar
rive At Sis p. m.
Denver, Colorado and Southern malls. close
ct 3:i5. Colorado Central arrives l:l6 D.. m.
leaves at 1:U p. m. Denver Pacific arrives
lHs0 p. m leaves at BIS q. m.
Northern malls close daily for Pole Creek.
Upper Horse Creek, ChuEwater, bordeaux
Ranch. Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
Fetterman, Red Cloud Agency, Spotted Tall
Agency. Camp Robinson, Camp sheridan,
camp Homo. Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead,
wood City. and all other settlements in the
Black HIS. At 500 p. m; arrive from those
Mall closes for Davis Ranch on Mondays
"a M: arrive Tuesdays at 8 p. m.
Malls close for Old Red Cloud Agency, Lit
tie Moon. and Lower Horse Creek on Tues
days At y m. arrive Fridays mt 7 p. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-27
The Resignation Withdrawn.

A consultation yesterday between
Gov. Hoyt and Profit. G. Murphy
resulted in the withdrawal of the res
ignation rendered by the latter named
gentleman on Tuesday as territorial as
sayer. He was prompted to resign on
account of the small salary attached to
the office, which by the way is attended
with much labor and Is a position de-
serving a much better salary than that
now provided by law. By the advice
Of the governor, the assayer withdrew
his resignation, with the view of early
financial relief in some shape.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-27
Inh1G-1m
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Do Not Throw Away Your Money.
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