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J(eue an5eigen.
x HompasnteidaftS=almfi5funs

Sas bisber 5tpiiben +. gB. Sebepie uno Geora
5ranfe inter Der ssirma Scioeluie ssranfe beftan=
6ene ompa9ne=@efddft lit blrf bas Mbleben oes
dlteren Ufitsliebes Der ssirma auf9eloft.
9ln oas yubItfum!
Der nnterSehnete, gtahfnl9er i'm 9eiddfe BON
Seioeipib sSronfe unter Der sStrma 8eorg vrante,
bat ben seiammten AntbeiI feiues perhorbenen gonz
pa9nons fdufth on fid sebra6t unb prb alle Soroez
runsen on bic aIte irnla beridtisen, otpie ae oerz
iel6en ifulotgen 8etrdge enfairen.
Sem Yu6liflIn fir Die oem Geiddite bisber betpiez
iene liberale CUNT aufrittis bantbar uno bon Den,
gBunibe beeelt benSntereen aller pertben @ebdftsz
aunben geredt Su iperoen, perbe i6 mid eifrs be-
mitben, ourd Iufmertlamfeit uno ioIibe Se6telluns
mir bic bisberise Gunbaft ON alten, tuobIbefanntei
Plase an Sanoperrabe auh ernerIin gu erbaten, roc
d I'M Sefse 6eionberer @eiddftsDortbeile unb elmer
lan9idbri9en grfabruns au fernerbin ftir oroeruns
Der Sntereiien elmer seebrten aunoibaft tbdtt9 ien
Deroe. Seor9 sSrantc,
gta4fol9er Don Seioeuib Il fsrante,
(20S2) Nr. 81, S,arnperjtraHe.
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@mr0pGiile aabelberidte
Nas neue Meaime iii Manpten

on D Q n, 20. An9nlt.-Oie 5imcS" CT
tldrt in Sesug auf cine llnterreonug, rueld)e
swii6en einenl ibrer Gorreiponbeitteu unb benz
Sicef0nige BON @gppten itattfanb: nGs 1T
iett flar, baB Seipfif Yaifa inter oentielbeu
SDiteme i'll regieren bsabfid)tigt, iuie iein Sas
ter, ndnilid) bird eingeborene gRiniiter. 9a
es unm0alidb 1T, iorttpabrenO nit Den Sicef0=
rigen 5l tpe9ieln, 10 ftebt 81 boffen, oaB man
Oent Spiteme tpenigitens einen 9riinSliten Ser
JUDI g0nHen mlrS.f
Rarft a,,o 86rie.
2onSon, 20. auguit, 1880 gtadlnl. -
Sereini9te Staaten Sbli9ationeu = meme
4=pro5. 1O44, 43spros. 10S5, neueSiinfer 1858.
- 9tper ool, 20. augult, Il. .309ta9m.-
Saummolle lebbaft, Wtitteliorte Sber!snber
6t;. 90. Orleans 6 9I16; tie Delhgen Ser
tanie betrugen u 900 BaIfen.
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8at,tf tt, etuer Stride

aus Satespiae geben an, bab ipabreno oesgot=
teSOientes am Sonntage IN Der Stride Der oor=
ttgelt farbigen @emeinbe oer SuBbobeu uah=
CAB, tpoonrd Elm Yanif inter ben Ampeienbell
ausbrad, bel Der adJt ODER Sebn Berlonen er=
heblid) perlekt tpurben.
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sSnotatterarcitei In SOahp.

SuH TraN5tsco, 70. In9uf. - Gine
pom IS. B. NltS. batirte Oepeid)e aus @arz
rens, Soabo, utelbet: ySim JlaineS' &anfe
an Salmon=8iper, 19 Ufeilen bon bier, lpur6e
geitern lbenb bon Snbianern angegriffen;
8aineS unb Sames Gowarbs wuroen get6btet
uno 9llbert gSeber i6lper periuuubet. Steben
anoere aniteoler retteteu itdl bur6 Die fSlu6t
unb famen itder bier au. Die Snbianer Older
ten alle gebauoe anf Der 9tand)e elm. Oberit
Sarnarb's COMMANDO beftnOet iid) so Dteileu
entfernt auf Der Sudje mad Snbianern."
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8eomtttott pom Matem
Qetne Stanombren eeaen BaaraeIp
0Eff01fffI

&aatt Cure nbren bel emttb, Nr. 123. eao>
Srea1wee, nabe Santftrase.
nbr tutr6 aut 2Sabre sarant2rt.
Sebe ubr unter $40 fann n % dbenraten Don so
Gents a6be3ablt iperben, w
Dlan treffe tn gr. 123 ieine AusmabI; baburf mirS
bas @ei&dit rubis unb o5ne 1ruba nit Strasenbaus
frern erlebist. Sn Nr. 123 nbet man einen nidt be-
f9mutten ober beiddbisten Grtfel, teinen, ber Don
pauS ou Saus fell 9eboten Doroen. Bei Smitt aes
tonfte nbren tleiben ttets In Oronuns peririas6sn
feline nhr=D Doftors< <Sfehnungen.
Gmitb periauft aud SpieaeI, Selsemdlbe, @bromos
bel mitb. aeine Fancy=4reile! 3,rd1tise Bibels
eintdnbe tn Nr. 12S. Hilber meroen aui Beftellune
elnaera6mt. (Suni7, ,12Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21
Gin Mai5enf,trator perflaat.

9es Dt ines, Sa., 20. 9luguit. = Siaat
OtcSate, BrdiiOent Der ySolua=GentraL8 L8ahr, ="
fat Srn. S. 9. Grtnlteu, ben friiberen Uaiiell=
turator Der Sabn, auf $50 900 pertlagt, tpeld)e
Snmme grinnel uugereAtiertigter SSelie uer=
ouSuabt habeu ioll,
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Wrbetter=WMsfdnoe.

YittSto II, Yennl., 20. 9lug.-Gln Sbetl
ber Irbeiter Der y@reterz& oblengrube" tit iiir
b0beren 1obn aus9etanben, uuO bas gSerf lit
in Solge oauon auBer gstrieb. Seinabe 500
arbeiter fetern.
Bott8uille, Ben1l., 20. Iuguit. - Die
9lu9eItellten Der 5tt6arbion'iden aoblengr ube
81 @len Carbon, ueld)e Dor Smei gSofen fir
bobcren 9obn auSItanOen, tebrten beute gu benz
friheren Yreile OIL Die glrbeit suriid.
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9as @rt8bt'i1e GoMite an Der
Naeific=&Hfte.

Gan SralSisco, 20. ausuit. : 9as
Gonsreb= =Gomite, tueldes iid lett einigen Sagen
nit einer llnterlu6ung Der arbelterusrbdltniiie
III San Sran3isco beidldftigt, ld]loB beute bas
!3eugennerbar, unb nrebrere Otitglieber reiiten
HaG Gem Delenlitetbal ab. Die Biirger bon
Gan 6ran5iseo halten bic llnteriud)nns fir cine
refine 5ares uno peripreAell fdl nidt bas &C.
ringite CUTE &eultat bon oerielben,
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aus Der 8mnoesbaaptitaot.

Us a bington, 20. auguf. - Die beu
ttge Steuereinuabnle betrug $347 ,946.36; oil
3oaeinnabnle 1927 ,031.2I.
Die SanitdtsbebGrbe lit benaf
rtdtigt, baB mebrere ipeitere pom gelben 6iebel
iufisirte Sdiffe BON 6apanna na6 Saien Der
Ser. Staaten abgegangen itnb.
Der Brdiibent ernanrte. beute Srn. Bbilipp
g. ssales BON Marplau6 Snm Seneralitabs
arSte Der 8unbeSflotte all Stelle bes Srn. $.
gSintbrop Saplor.
Oas SdatamtSDepartelnent faufte beutt
100000 bis 100000 lln;en Silbsr fiir oas
Bbilabelpbier Miin3anlt.
Der Brdiioent bat Die Gnti6eioung Des
Stoatslefretdrs in Se;ug auf Die aniprii6t
Der ga abra Silper Milllns Comp" ilnb bit
Ssnl. Beil'lAen anlpriid)e genebniigt.
Der anteritaniide 8oniul in 2eipsig bat BEN
Staatsbeparterent eineu 8sri9t iiber bic fiir3.
LID IN iener Stabt absebaltsne internationale
Dtald)inelts sansi sitellung iibernlittslt. Dem BE
ridte Sufolge maren Die anlerifanifeu Mai6i.
nen anerfannter MaBen Die beiten, jebob EN-.
pfteblt Der &oniul ben amerifanii6en Sabri-
fanten, iid) oltrd) grtpirfuug bon Yateuten I'M
4uslanOe 9e9en 9ta6abnluugen su idiiben
Stele Der anlerifauiI6en aferbaunlalntue1
tperoen iett in 9eutl9lanb na6geabmt unt
Die 9tafabulungen III Sol9e bes btlligeren gtr>
beitslobnes piel blliger perfauft, als 6ie in oer
gSer SStnntpu hpropStplftp,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21
Ott0 9undel,
CONVE YANCING d ARBITRAT TJON
OFFICE,

OFFICE.
9ar. 83, xSeft=Iabeite=str
2biren peflib pon GbarlesitraSe, Baltimore. gPb.
Der llnter3eihnete empfieblt fd9 sur 8ermittefuuo
bel seridhiden gtreitisfeen; stti1er 8ereinboruna
suilhen @Idubisern unb S6ulbnern; ResulirunS
faufmdnniider angelesenbeiten; siitli6en auseIei2
Gunsen bel BeIeibi9lnsen; germittluns smiden
2ausz zgisentbhmer unb Nsietber landlord. Tsmant)
Anfertisun9 BON Netb @ontraften; 9lusfunj. iiber
Aortgnges, Deeds, Bills of Sale unb anbere geribt=
lite Dofumente, otuie 5u beren 3uperldser anferti
gung; gum Wltetben lno Yerrfetben bon Sduierr
u.p @efesli4e 8olsiltisteit aller seridtli6er So=
tumente .uiro sarantirt. Otto Cmmdet,
gtr. 83, 9NehsSabettettr.,
lSuli30) Tbiiren tpeftliCb Don GharIeSftr
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StaGtSs8e8terNn8+
SnttoeS= S=Seanlse.


ROroDeHede Der gaps unb sStraEs.
80 Sireau=StunOen pon ubr 8ors -1a
nr mtttass BIB ubr Ratmttass. 90
Sohn 4. Sbpmns, inn., ,.... 80. .9afenz@ @oEeitor.
". .. Sugdlinat...... ....---.. SHIfss@ouettor.
Geo. ". WcSomaS. S.............. Sifsz@ouettor.
@eot8e e. EopeA. aubiteur.
Charles +. SSanna... 3oIamtssRaiiirer.
gSm. Sorftan. Grandchildren,
g. Us. 4. @cruor, Surpepor.
3. r. Wereottb, @enerals3arator
s. e. &tntbtcunt, Ser. ct. eofaI=Earator.
q. Se. @olOsborousb,
Sobn R. Feumanm, @rominer.
YOftaultlt6es.
Boftmeiiter Is. 3. TsIsx.
u. Y. SO y ....,............@ @1ef'&lerf.
j. gS. = a ar0...............G Gaifirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21
SinriGtaas ocs Wior0ers satrt=
tttDtttile.

albany, N.-D., 20. glu9uit. - 9lQe 9(n=
ltrenguugelt, Dem gum Sobe pcrurtbeilten Wt0r=
Der gatrimouille aus Goboes cine @alaenfriit
81 eriutrfen, eripieien lid] irudtloS, uno Der
ItDroer bate itd idon ieit cinigen Sagen in
leiu Sd)idlal ergeben.
2atrimouiQe purOe bente qcqen Dtittaq,
na6oenl er bon ieiuer Mlutter abi6ieb Qcnonls
men bate, auf baS Sfafiot gefitbrt. 9luf
Die Srage, oh er nod etiuas su belnerfen babe,
erfploerte er: sd fam MIR iuieberbolen, mas
tf idon friiber geia9t babe; id) pergebe alien
meinen Seinoen, iuie i'd ielbit auf STgebun9
boffe." Die Sinri6tuns perliei obne jeoeil
erlpabnensipartben 3wii9enfaQ. Die lleber=
reite muroen in eineu Sarg gelegt unb mad
@oboes bef0roert, 100 bic Bier6tglng ibermors
gen itattfinoen uirO. Inter ben Berlonen,
welfe Der Stnri9tung beipobnten, befanb iidl
W}artiu Ounsba9, ber Gater Der grntoroeten.
@r fpurOe gefragt, oh er iih Suirieoengebell
lpiiroe, ipenn man oaS SooeSurtbeil in lebensz
lan9life 3u6tbausitrafe umwauple? 9unsz
bad erwiberte: rgteiu, bas ruiirbe mid nid)t
sufrieoenitellen. @r iit id)uloi9 uno bat ben
SOb perbient. giidts anberes, ais Die goaz
ltredung beS llrtbeils mtr0 mid befriebiaeul"
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Sdfmtarfeter Der s6lad,t bel Ya,t=
fttS Gppf.

Seriep=Gttp, l9. Aug. - 9er 100.
beute in oieier gtabt isitlid besansen. Die
rSuolon=Sountp= tp=artiasris" tenerte bei'm Sa=
aesanbrud uno nm 0tittag Salnte ab, uno
4dtb, @bas. $. @iufielb, ioiuie nlebrere a1l=
bere 5esren btelten pafienbe Steoen. Sim Ota6=
nlittage fanb cine YaraOe Der svtilis, Der biir=
gerli6en 8ereine ilrb bsr Seuertuebr ftatt, ltnb
Elm briaanteS seuertperf mlroe am Abenoa
sgm Shlniie Der sSeier abgebranrt.
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Baltimore 9ire e9n(uranee Wfift
au5 Der
Siiameff>G Gfe DerSnutb> u. @aterltr.

geit mebr, als einem balben Sabrbunbert etablirt
nerfhert segen Yerluft ober Be9dbguns turdb seuei
IN ber Stabt ober aui benz sanbe auf ale Arten Dor
@9entbum.
Dteie @eie1Idait ftellt aud, imm rfu dbrenbt
ODER permanente BoIicen aus.
&8ut. o. S0nrriion, Yrdfibent.
9trettoritut:
Dapib 9. Bilion, s. +. 0etpcon,sr.
Ssanets =. Sting, Srpile Soruis,
4enr9 carroll, %. %. Saplor,
2Dm. 8. Drune, Georoe 8. Sorri5or.
3. BON 8apff, Wr1, s.. Venninotnn
T. MSoett Senttns, y. albert Siders,
e' WoHoh Sfemart, Wenbe5 @oben,
{SunitS-F) 81. Il. 4urm. sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21

Eoitonneiiunsss8areou:
8. 8. IS. 3 o u9bertp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21

@offanpeifunssz@terf fiir's ausfanS:
u. BON 0Qrtuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21
Selegrapbiid)e 9epeibet.
Snfano-9epe(Gett.

5eridte Der nMfociirten Breiie' ihr ben rSeutI9s
Gorrejponbenten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21

9luf Der Mageugrlbe 9etragen, beugen @ol-
Inns Solta'i de elettrii6e g after
6ie6cr uuO ye6tri6merSeu, 2ebar= uuo Rterens
Gnt5inOnng, G5aatntolif, 0gSpcpfe uub @er4
Oauun1Sbciduu ,roel Uor. (9f. .Yt. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-21
YOftamtltdjes.

BoHmetiter IS. 3. gSIse.
y 0 , p6................. B. @Aef,@lel
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YbDnir, 9lri5ona, 20. 2lnguit. - 2ufe
Ufonaban, stn mebrere Oteilen BON Oielent Srte
lpobnenoer luoblbabenber Sarner, iuurbe gez
itcrn arf bem Eiidipe9e nadD einer @obnung
aut tei9e 9Seileermorbet. Stint 0tebpoiten oranz
gen tbm i'll ben gtaden ein. Sin geluifIer S.
Seller lit ais be8 OtOroeS 0eroGhtig prbaitet
porOen. Seine Spur muros bon ieiner 8ob=
nll1g bis na6 Dem Shauplabe bes N1oroes
uerf0lgt.
Ct. 8 Obn, N.zS., 20. 4uguit. - Sine
0epeid]e aus 9agetown meloet, DaB Soiepb
StodforO geltcru bon 0tobert 9slt8 in einenl
Streite get0otet ruuroe. Selts belusrffte0igte
ieine 6ludt,
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allcnt owu, YennI., 20. 9[ug. - Gqen
Mallen uno cine .iedsidbrige So6ter be8 S5rn.
Qlfreo gSbittenbammer ertranfen beute bel
gSeiBport I'M &anale.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-05
What Do You Want ?

Do you want to insure in the largest
and best Life Insurance company in tn,
world, The Mutual Life of New York
Call at 800 Hill street.
Do you want to insure your property
in only Standard Fire Insurance com
panies?
Call one square and a half north OF
the Inter Ocean hotel.
Do you want to see $500, 0O0 insur.
ance nov in force among the best bust.
ness men in Cheyenne?
Call one square northeast of the post.
office.
Do you want rates on Fire Insurance
as low and equitable as is consistent
with safety
Call for information, calendars, blot
tiers, lead pencils, etc.. etc, on the west
side of Hill street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth.
Do you want to see the largest street
scales in town, 10000 lbs. larger than
any other, Fairbanks Standard?
Remember that Burners new office
is the place, on Hill street.
Do you want to see the neatest and
only model Insurance office in the ter
ritory?
Call on j. W. Bruner Mt the above
mentioned place. m
Once Hours: Any hour, day or
night, Sundays excepted. n28-3m
L.." ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-05
Personal AND PARTICULAR.

&C. fdI
The consumption of beer in the whole
German empire last year was s41 ,05s,-
1853 gallons, or nearly twenty gallons
per mouth of population.
The late Maj. John H. New, of New
Orleans, beaueathed all his property te
a lady in Europe who once nursed him
and his wife through a severe sickness.
london thieves cut off the hair Of
young ladies who look into shop win
dows. l0 teYpirs maf Hlst fisIsi
A st. Louis woman applied to the
mayor for money from the city treas.
ury to defray the expenses of her suit
for divorce. la ilG p 1
The Irish are emigrating in vast num-
be rs to South Australia.
Whitney county, KY, was last year
represented in the legislature by a man
who could not read. This year nc
school is taught at the county seat.
If Judge Hilton doesn't soon tell
whether he has recovered Mr.. Stewards
body or not. we shall stop hunting fol-
it entirely. FIJI
Judge Grant, of Davenport, Iowa,
has $4,000 invested In smelling works
in Colorado.
1;.. r,.,, :.
coverod- uo 1. ,h,o 70 ra.d 40 yv,.h
- ..u..
horrible crimes =
~
eA ~ ".'''
Voc '
Hehry Wattersoh mas noticed that
the negro oil the south Is piacable N
kindly-the fortunate possessor OF a
sweet ioVing ana generous nature.
Capt. Eads is said to W and to use
for inspecting his work on the %jetties a
steam yacht which was formerly the
properly OF tweed ana winch the Joss
used 10 carry nm between New \ ork
and oreenwich. alts44A
Ex-Governor Miller, of Minnesota, IA
widower of 60 winters, and Miss Bessie
Macgoffin' neice OF Ex-Governor beriah
Macgofiin,'of kentucky, a lady OF ~
summers, were married In Niles, Mich,
yesterday MISS Macgoihn was accom-
panylng governor Miller from New
YORK to Minnesota 70 De governess IN
ms i'niy' an" 'ne n"'''h was n'"u' vi
''o '"'''
Ii you are a lodge prepare 70 dodge
down east next summer. MIR. William
E. Dodge, n others OF his name, nave
called a convention OF the Dodge ann
~ s ~
'" no WI. -,
- . '
trv ,re invited Corn viii he
oo,,oa NV No dodo;no
-.fI LIZ
;nn 90 . h,,no soss;I o,ou shell on tho
- -. NJ a., 4, r,,,.ra oo,,tv
r. mo.,u.o. 400 fao+ .iaht ;nohos II
length. four feet eight inches wide and
two feet five inches deep. a0 %
Mrs p-art;,oto, .oaip. .poor manp,
said the old lady; sand so he's really
gone at last! Ninety eight, wal he?
Dear, deari to think how that if he'd
lived two years more he'd have been a
centurion.', Dt3
II r,co,;nr 70 moLa a d,u- hro; rod
how nnderstand what conscience ia n
teacbar finally .sked What makes
,o, Zoo, ,rconfortoh,e after Won have
dono ,yronop,, ,.Father,s leather stan ),
foeina,v ranl;ed tho INV QUU
-, 900
II ""' .
"
~
lIos his rcd and every rabbit las his fur
=,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-05
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YoRk

Anu OheT Eastern Points. -
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells Won
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Ticketsand refuse to buy
If they do not read over this Road. .
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, No. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. p. Depot. Council Bluffs OIL
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
North-W Western Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 90 Clark Street, un-
der Sherman House; 75 Canal, corner
Madison. Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets. Z 1AN
For rates or information not attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gen1 Mang'r, Chicago.
w. II. STENNETT,
Gen1 Pass. Agit, Chicago
~ "a
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No Advertisement Inserted for less than my
cents. 7
A LEApEz, all transient advertise
ments 40 cents per line, Nonpariei, each In
sertion 8 Insertions eight cents per line; 10
Insertions, 8 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
~sertion, 10 cents per line 30 Insertions 8 cents
per line.
wEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments . cents per line. first insertion ; one
month % cents per line; six months. 10 cents
per line; one year S cents per line.
cheyenne. Oct. LIST. 1877.
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Commercial JOB Prin,unq

Iiousiy executed. Cards OF every shape and
xind, Bili Heads. Letter and Note Headings,
Blanks OF every kind. Posters. ETC., printed
,n;short notice. Having . new lot Of Type
md Presses. we can do handsome work at
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-05

During this very changeable weather peo-
pie are lust as ~changeabie in regerd 10 their
clothing; one day heavy clothing and the
next day thin; consequently, there are more
Coughs, Colds, Influenza and affections of the
Lungs In this season than in any other. Pa
rents, be on your guard. and always keep in
the house, ready for use, a bottle OF that Pies
"Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar
Sold at all drug stores at 50 cents and 81.
Large size much the cheapest to buy. Depot.
Crittenton's. z Sixth Avenue, New York City.
Pixies Toothache d ops cure in one minute.
dnw.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-05

Self linking Columbian job press,
prints a form Gx9 inches. In perfect
order. Used but a short time. Just
the thing for amateur printers or for
use at a military post. A small cabinet
and lot Of job type will be sold with it
II desired. Cheap for cash. For fur
Their particulars inquire at LEADER
office. oc2Otf
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The Weekly Leader,

ISSUE. Evsisr ruuaspAr.
TERMS: $40 a Year. $3.50 Hall Fear
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2 ALLPASSENGERS GOING EAST.
should bear in mind that this is the %
Best Route to Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage of Eight Daily Lines of
Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago
to
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points in Montana.
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AT PROMONTORY

with Central Pacific Railroad for sacramento,
San Francisco md the principal cities I'm
California, Nevada and Idaho.
sS-First class hotels and eating houses nj
sS-Pullman's Palace and Sleeping Cars ac-
company ali trains.
For through rates on freight to the Black
Hills, Montana and other points, apply To T..
l.. Kimball q. i. a. Omaha.
~ssrPurchase tickets via Omaha and Platte
Valley Route.
e. r. VINING, General Freight Agt.
8. H. H. CLARK General Sup't louana
]. T. CLARK Asst Gen. Sup't ""
T.. L. KIMBA* IL. Gen1 Ticket Agt.
J. N. KELLER, Local Freight and Ticket
D gent, Cheyenne.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-01


nkEThe Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee met in Now Orleans
on Monday last with President
VOORHEES, in the chair and a quorum
present. After the transaction OF
routine business the finances COM
mittee was reorganizcd end author-
lied to solicit subscriptions Tor the
coming campaign. The secretary OF
the committee was requested to in
struct the president of the central
clubs in the several wards to reor-
gained and enter into the coming
campaign for the election Of dale
gates to the constitutional conven-
ton. The chair was authorized to
appoint a committee to draft reso'
lutions to be presented to the Leg
islature for It's action condemning
the recent interference Of the Fed
eral soyerumet in our State affairs
and the wholesale and unwarrantec
arrests of citizens.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-01

r~East and West Feliciana must SEND
her best men to frame an organic law Tor
the State. No man should be the repre-
sentative of the people who is not thor-
ough reformer, and for the largest 70.
trcnc hment of both State and Parochlai
expenses and who does not understand
the fact that day by day the people arc
growing poorer and poorer in consequence
of enormous and unnecessary taxation
He who represents the people in this Con-
vention should have the welfare of the
,uhole people uppermcst in his m'nd' and
also have some experience in statesman
shin. We know of no one possessing
these requirements in n higher degree
or more fully qualified to represent
this district in the forthcoming conven'
ton than Gov. ROBERT e. WICKLIFFE
and we feel assured that our sister farist
will anxiously join us in securing the Ell
ection of this true patriot and hte-loht
Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-01

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