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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
A Bigger Man Than Grant.

Two vhitewashers were engaged 10 an
animated Conversation at the corner of
Meridian and Washington this forenoon.
One wss young man. with stovs-pipe
hat, which looked like q crushed con-
oertina, and had Q positive air that froze
out contradiction. The other was o
subdusd old man. under . felt hat. In
which the rim had crawlsS up into the
crown.
"No. sab" said the young man. 1
isn't wrong. Didn'tI head do 'scussion
from last to fust. an didn't Cyrus Por.
ter walk his logl Wy hs got clean
away from Eldah Jones; do sldah was
nowah."
81 pose mex you'll say Cy Portah is
smsrtsh dan-dsn-dsn Jawgs wash'n-
ton." said the old man, humbly. yet
doub.ipsly.
"Hs 10 heap sight smartah. Jsvss
was' middlin' peart, but Cyrus Porter
knows hsap morn be did"
"Prsps you'll say he knows morn
Linkun, morn Gen'nsl Grant1 dar
now"
"wsll. I does say II. He knows more
lots more. lots"
"Speo you say mex dat he's smartah
dan Jesus Christ ? spec you will-dah
now. dab"
"well, now. Josh. I don't like to say
dat. But you mus rsmsmbah dis In
making your 'parisons. dat Cyrus For
tsr's young man yet"
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SHERIFF's SALE.

TN TaE DISTRICT couRT VI TIE FIRST
Judicial Disuict o. the ttals Of Nevada. IN
and for the County Of Storey, J. lvaneoyich
plsiLt q Va sucoor Mil snd Mining COMPANY
and others, defsbdaLts, Ttu U'0radey liner.
vsning. Under and " virtue Of an grdsr
Of sale is,ued out Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District IN and fvr
storey county. stats Of Nsvpda. on the
I4th day Of Eovembsr.. A. D.. is7S, In the
the above named intervspor. oblsined . iudg.
ment and deci % aIainst said buccor Mill aud
Mini, q Company and Others, dsfsLdants. for
the sum Of t9i6 20, Unisd States gold coin.
and 81 70 CLERK accruipg costs and costs and
expenses Of sale, which ssid ds>rve has bern
recorded BY toe Clerk OF saia oYurt tn Judg,
msnt BOX y. ~ pages i6s 10 LOT, and 10 oy
sid order and decrse. I an comma ded 70 ssll
all that certain real estate laid down and Do
scribsd on the 1acial map OF tbs Town OF Gold
Bin - lot ~ block ., range o, togethsr with
Mil and Mining compsuys qu.rts MILL. 70.
gtther With the tenemsuts, hsrrditsmsnts and
sppurtspancss thstsunto bs!onstng or In any.
Tbsrs,ors public notice I. hereby given th..
on THtRsbAY, the IlEvRNTH uAY VI
DkcEMBkk a. q. 1879. at IL O'clock mon OF
that day In front OF the Court house OF taid
storsy county. in the City VI virgiLia, viii.
In oosdisncs to said ords Of sale aid decree,
sell the sb " described prorsrty. OF 70 much
thereof 20 10 neossssr,, " satisIy plant n's
said Judgment and decree ard cost. and
sccruipg costs OF sale. " the highest and
bsst bidder. tvr cash. In gold com OF the
Upi,sd states. O. WILLIAMSON,
sheriff OF Storey county. Nevada.
By II. J. No.ur,uAH. y putty ehsrtn
Virginia City, NVvsm Or llth.,A. y l6D. ~
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nIsoEGLAsEoUs.
THE SUN FOR 1880.

TEE sux will deal with the events Of the
rear 1880 In its own fashion. now pretty veil
understood BY everybody. From Jinuny I
until Dsosmbsr d is viii b conducted - .
nswspspsr, written N The kneiish language,
and printed for the psoph.
Asa nswrpspsr. Tx1 sux believes In getting
Ill the news Of the world promptly. and pre-
sensins It In the moss isislligibls shaps-ths
.hsp. that will enable ~ readers 70 kssp we'll
abreast Of the ass With the leass unproductivs
expsnditurs Of ums. The grssts.t interest," 10
The greatest number -thss v the Law control
ling its daily make ap. thss now circulation
vsry much isresr than that Of auy other Amer.
/. a nsuspspsr. ana snloys sn income whieh u
u a. all unss p.spArsd " spend hbsraliy fer The
bsnsat oi iss rsadsrs. People Of al, cvhdiuons
OF life and III Ways of thtaAtns bay AID ,sad
IHs eun; and tnss all d.r.vs sstisiaaion Of
Sums sori iron i.s eoisI.ns. for ,sasy kssp "a
10 ne oCmmsnts = men aad aasis, rxs sus
bsllsyss thss tbs osly guids Of po,icy sLoaid b.
common ssnss, tus. ifsd ~ gsuuias, Anssicsn
prlLciIlss spd b.eksd b. bonsst, OF purpose.
cor this sss.oa " v. ed vtil eentinas " bs.
ahsolatsiy 'thdspsncsnsf VI psfty. - chQas.
o.Eaais.!'.n Ss = 81 is A = iSs .il, sss ass Q,
and rep obats whft 10 svii, taking care thSi its
language 10 70 tbs p.iht AID plsin, BE-, opd ths
possibl Ivy VI bslps taisunuenpvvd. lt 70 untn.
husncsd py n tisss ILst % mot APPEAR ~ ths
surisos; Il hes NJ opiniCns W sell, save thoss
whiea may b bad b. any pu.ehsssf vita tvo
csnts. ,t hatss in1ustics aud rascL.ty even
more than Il hates uuLse ssssry wVrds. IL 90
nor. iiauls, pit.ss fools snd dsplesss nine.ia-
poJps OF every stscivs. IL wtl coutinus
through ut ths Year isoo 10 ehasuss tbs nrst
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Tovr OF ooto HnL,
County Of storey. st.ss o. Nevada:

bSptemUSI Astu. totv.
To 8 X. TBosxror. TnoxAs WAiiAon. kaown
or unkpvwn own ret
Ton are hereby notified that have appended
Foar hundisd Dollars IN v. b. gold CON IN
labor and improvements upon the xvDoo
CHIEF around, upon ,hs Europa lode. IN the
y ia Hill Mining Dlst,ios. In The county Of
story sio' ssaid, curing the yesrs ISIS. 1871.
1878 and 1878, aud n o,s partieulsrl, dsscfibe
90 follovs 10 Wit: oommsueing st the soath.
ern stake of the kurups hintnx Company and
running aioug the line Of the lode distance or
i0DD Of 10 . stake and uonumrnt, toesthsr
With 500 fe,t 90 each sids OF the dis an 10.
eaird. The boundaries OF this looa'i.n y are 81
out and lay - tollcws: Commencing at the
sbove.nsmcd stsk-, imuedisisly wesI Of the
railruad track. and running from thsnes % hish
O., ppInas on the hill. aud from thence along
the iods on Q line With the heavy bunch OF
Q opplpes on the brow OF the bill south Of our
soothsrn boundary line, 10 order 70 bold sad
prsmi,sa ubdsf the pruvisiuns OF B. ction SeN
Revised Statutes OF the United States, o. whish
your proportion. 80 own,rs Of an undivided
une-icurtsvnth interset IN and 10 said prem.
ises, amounts ~ Twspty-eisht Dollafs snd
Piity.bine Osnta And u within ninety days
sitsr this notice By publication ,ou fsil or ~
fuss 10 contribute your proportion Of sunh
expenditurss. % 90 owtefs, Jour intefess ~
said claim will become The ptopsrty OF tbs
subseribss. uLdss said sect on S8N.
BeNkETT sYx0N0,
10 p. o. address, Gold Hiu. nevada.
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pnrs,o'As AND SURGEON
TO THE PUBLIC.

r prs,Rs TO ISYoRx Mt rRiEsDs on
ths Com .tock ihss still continue 10 copy
"a sniares portraits In ink. water coiors or
crSyon. frow ord % fsdsd pictures Ny studio
10 a no. ~ Kesrpy street. San Francisco
whsrs I have a,so thirty slsgantly tunisnsd
rooms that VI iiet oy the DAY. week o. month.
~ spi,s ,r sina,s N reasonabls pri 90.
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0WNERS or D0oS

I'm THE TOWN OF COLI HILL. TAXI
ii N0TicHi That pursuant to ordinance no.
q, ne annual tax Of - on each and every dos
hsps N ths town of cold Hill " dus sLd pay.
deruinsd. q 7 shAll proceed forthwith to
strSesiy snSnoos he said Ortipanes.
r.w. RotS0x.
lima -. fOfS Msrhal Of Gold Hn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
NOTICE.

rsHI Pueblo ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
\ pos 70 peeotiats for nor purchsse the FOL.
lowma csrtiaeass o. the capital stock Of the
NarHAri Gold spd Silver aiming tompan,. Z.
issnsd 70 ne June %. 1873. eomprisinG. osrsif-
90 No. leo 10 ise inclasivs. for go sharss.
D. ANzoLi.
virRinis, December .. 1879. des-imo
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

vIyrLL Bs PAID FOR TIE RETURN of
w yesrlins hsdsr vbieh strayed non we
possiss miil 90 the % b Of October last. raid
ysafiine wss Of rood slss. red ard While spoS
led, ssd ID Disce Of esilins rops afnuna Pc!
vhsa lsss sssn II vss tied up With pieee Of
wnits elolh. o o. btkVkSoOH.
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my son Is good boy and would sue
ceed In life, but he won't make an en-
dsavor." said fond parent to his neigh
Dor. "what. no endssvorf" "Well.
hardly endeavor." Their pistols were
discharged ct each other simultaneously
with fatal effect, and now they both
sleep In one grave.
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NOTICE..

r,o ALL WHOM IT NAT ooSoERN. I
hsvs this day sathorised D. y. C.niek 10
- A NJ . NJ end also thai al bulls ewing 70
- O. I. i. DoaDe = 90. havs 90 p,Seso y. ~
,S:s ,'Si':;s:'sn;ia -, p,...ss /. ,ss. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

At Irishman was accused Of stealing .
handkerchief Of Q fellow traveller. but the
owner. ON finding II, apolosirsd to Pat
and said Il vas mistake. "Arrah. me
Jewell" said Pat. ''it was . two sided
mistaks-you took me for thsii. and l
took You for Q gentleman"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09
roWS ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE no 100.

Az ORDNANCE % Fix ssa Csilsss
Liessss fax Upsa Csrssin
Trades asa Dasisess winnie ne
Cespssass Liaiss sr NE rswn 81
pold Mil.
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30 PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTs

NprArNYD FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
" msS,cai or othsr compoupds. ornamental
dssiens trsde marie and labels. Caveats A.
s,eumsnts, inteffersnces. Infrinesmssts and
iii msttsrs relating 70 Patents promptly attend
"a % We make preliminary snminations md
furnish opinions - 70 pstsbtsbility, NE Of
ehsrEs, ana al who srs interested N new tnvep-
OF ouf "0uide for Obtaining Pstsnts," which
M sent M 10 any address. and ccutatns con
plsts instruetions how 70 obtain patsnts, md
other ysipsble matter. During the pest Ave
yesrs ve hsyo obtained nearly three Aoasan6
pstsuts for American and foreign inysutuss. an6
can rive satisfactory sefsssnoee u aluost evsFy
county IN The unioa. l.,se'-,r...
Lours BAooRR / 90,
aolicitors Of PAsents and Attornsye q Law,
Il Droit Bsih.e: Warrington. D. Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

a, nst,o. ordiaa,es 10 was paced b. Tie
lsiiSsine wear Ayse-1lssesss fog, wslieg,
! IN GAn. sA,As.vW. =
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sALO0NB.

SENATE SALOON.
o,pssiss LiSsrsy Rasiss nssss,
SAM. sourHWoRrh.. .rross,ss's
THE oAolOns4
WIN e. LIQUORS,
ALEs AND PoRTER
rae BEST BRANDS OF caoARs, Etc.
THIs NEW AND ILEaANT SALOON
i b httsd up st 3 lavish sxpsnse, With
splsndid works Of Art adoruinS the walls, md
q thsfssr arstvo Of The Assststyis .8
aaEoIAx.cuavE BILLIARD TABLES,
TAs ONLY NEW ONES that ars or svse wsr.
N the town. This eaioon % the finest and
most eommodlous In Cold HnL
- FREE LUNCH DAILY. opsa afau
hours day ssd night; !, eau and prospect
FASHION SALOON.
CHRIS. wrlDfMAHH PROPRIETOR.
Main Street, =. Gold Hill,
opposits he NEW oAos.
1lHfs 0Lp-IsTABLisRsD ANp POPULAR
! resort u still the favoeits. Comfort end
sport ovmhinsd. The pstrons ef ths hsass VIII
Lwa,s and The best brands u -
o AANDY, WHISKY, l
ALE, f0RTRR, LAoER,
WINES OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO, CIGARs. ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
CAPITAL
BILLIARD SALOON,
MAIN srRssr. GOLD nILL
Jass sbovs shs vsssy Houss.
O. kH0S ......... ProffietoF.
(yHoIcHsr WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS.
the sEsr BILLIARD TABLES
Two comfortable Gub-Rooms.
Finest and most popular Saloon IN Gold HUI.
Gall and inspscs the hospitalities. Ism
BANK EXcHAN cE,
In xaynsfd's Bloch,
MAIN sTaGEr :. GOLD MILL.
A FIRsr.oLAee SALOON II EVERY
"A respect, - wsr - general rssost foe b1st.
nsss men. a Aoomfortahls and quiet
READING ROOM
A. tbs rear Of The Saloon. supplied win ths
principal nswspapsrs and psfiedicals Of the
aAy.
TIE Bah 10 stocked with the beat brands oi
wtsLs, LIQUORS AM oiuAkS.
y R.I. MCKINNEY, Prspr,sssr.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Or. 4. CHAPMAN.

Or. 4. CHAPMAN.
sur q TO Nd Z ATi0T,
IsRoN NEvApA CITY. oALIroRMA
y MA PsrnAnsnuy located 81 vir.03{3
ginia City. Of1es, 10 SOUTH o brhkkI.
Ratisfassion Duarantssd. sso %
]. y. HALL. u. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
SNvyrog AND RRsIpENoK - OPPOSITE
~ ne NEW odass. Main strsss, Gold HUI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-09

s.c. 10. kvsry psrsss O. arn :sssg,d IN ths 4
business OF caxr1ips On hasesf sne1 sex,s
sa1e, sooordina 70 his esthalS svsfaGe neoou
ousiIsss 90 rsestytA - y ~ soasewas
first oiass-HaasA,y saa.as = Dssyhays
hanlrsa eaahD - ~ 0na9 nsmA
'sssssl aa1-asnAt ssn.sas = ssssaVs
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-04

TFrom the Sutro iNev.) Independent
The most foolish bet that we ever
heard of was that made last Sunday
morning in George Shaw's saloon, on
Florence avenue, by Michael Hall, that
he could drink M quart of whisky
within five minutes. Hall had been
drinking a good deal during the morn
ing, and was at the time of betting
somewhat intoxicated. The sum bet
was only $40, which fact alone shows
the condition of the mans mind at the
time. A quart measure was procured
and filed to the brim with whisky, the
quality Of which, we suppose, was about
the same IS that generally served in
mining towns in this state. Hall PIT
the measure OF liquor to his mouth, and
without taking it from his lips drank it
to the dregs. Before a minute had
passed he fell to the floor, apparently
dead, and in that condition was mt once
removed to his lodging house, on Helena
avenue. DR.. Briefly was summoned
and emetics were given, but without
producing the desired result. A
stomach-pump was then applied to the
man, and more than a pint of the liquor
was taken from him. For forty-eight
hours he was unconscious of
what was going on about him. In
flammation of the stomach set in, and
his sufferings became intense. The
alterations from the inflammation
finally, it is believed, perforated his
stomach, and on Thursday night, about
IL O'Clock, he died. Hall was a robust,
Woodworking young man, only 25 years
Of age. He drank the whisky in two
| and a lnlf minutes.
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LYONS
CrnzaEszs -E
TssA5ls0N

Dieorer,. t.di,y-as euAs 49, LS"n' 81
Yrlc, il sae no. r~erfaet preparation i' tln world
iur rrcecryins aa.l ~ a't.fying lie lFl5
-tr-tGs- N.m- tsr bs.a nai dss~>ihs
w. oanee. ..yoa' i&atA IRON Nsii-
-. it.., aud will re-
.f- r-, i,rf. - all Is.ada. ihe roots
aud n1iio,e by -''pyal
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RUSTIC HOTEL.
Fort Laramie, Wyoming

Having leased the above hotel I re-
spectfully call the attention of the
Travelling Public
and freighters to the fact that 1 have
put the whole premises in good repair,
and am now prepared to make it pleas
ant and comfortable for all who favor
me with their patronage. The best of
hay fifty cents a span. A good room
with cook stove for the use of freighters.
fa5dawtf P. W. CARROLL.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-04

REAR IN MIND.-The KathairOn is no
sticky pasto of sulphur and sugar-of-lead, to paint
md .,:u.b tho hair and paralyzo the brain. 1t is
: peaa AMI limpid vegetable Lotion, intended to re-
sos 90 lair BY natural growth md reinvigoration-
Ieii2idly perfumed, and tho most delightful
dressing known. No lady's or gcntlemans
H. optst Is complete without Lyons Kathairon.
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HUMOROUS NOTES.

4 III
The charge of the Light Brigade
gas bills.
l. Boarder troubles-tough stakes and
u%nder-done buckwheat cakes.
when l was a child I spake as a
child. !" and often got spanked for do
ing it.
Think twice before you speak; espe-
cially at IN auction sale of old tin pans.
The editor Of the Cincinnati Sdtur-
day Night discovered that his girl wore
two sets of gold-mounted false teeth,
and he sat down and wrote a poem en-
titled, erich and rare were the gums
she wore"
The Lenten days to all do tell
OF winter on last legs,
OF prayers that on the ether swell.
OF higher price on eggs.
On his first trip down the sound. Mr..
Smiley said he slept but little, the GU
vale of the boat so touched his feel
ings, and when he looked over into the
water the taffrail-ed at him, making
the whole journey very unpleasant.
The old gentleman doesn't want any
more sea-rolls; they don't set well on
his stomach, and every time the boat
pitched he thought he should heave,
too.
The wife of a small farmer in Perth
shire some time ago went to q chemists
in the Ear City, with two prescrip-
tions, one for her husband and the 9TH
er for her COW. Finding she had not
money enough to pay for both, the
chemist asked her which she would
take. "Give me that for the coo'' said
the wife ''the worm will do well enough
for him, POUR body. Gin he were to
dee 1 could sumo get another man, but
I'm not sac sure if / would sumo get
another coo.n
1t was at the Aquarium. The crowd
was surging up to the monkeys cage.
In the front rank were the youth from
the country and his girl, the latter in
all the gleries of black Jockey hat and
a yald-and-a-half white feather. ''Splen-
did Show remarked the youth. look
at that monkey; watch his capers.
Here, sir, come this way" And the
youth touched the animal with his cane
With a bound the creature reached the
tip of the cage, the girl yelled sob!
George - and the monkey grabbed the
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Metropolitan Hotel,

Cor. Ferguson and 15ta Streets,
Opposite U. P. Railraa Depot,
CHEYENNE, Wyoming.
Recently built and furnished in FIRST class
style throughout.
special attention given to the wants of the
travelling Public.
DGrModerate charges for frst class
accommodation.
ono. o. LzlaHToN. PROPRIETOR.
tseptas-tD
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u every Kind .eatly, cheaply and expedi
iiously executed. Cards OF every shape ans
Sind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings
thanks of every gind, Posters. etc., printee
IN short notice. Having a new lot OF Typ
md Presses. we can do handsome work Al
low prices
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oh. II had only received it before, l am
confident 1t would rave cured me" These
Impressive words were spoken by. n gentle
on his death-bed. had received n bottle of
Haie's Honey OF Horehound and Tar and
had taken only n part OF IL, when no iouhu
his cough had left him. but not having com
menced tho article In time, his constitution
xvns broken. and he had not sufficient
strepgthien to overcome the dis nsc. There
fore. the public will see the necessity oikeep
rod for immediate use. as 1t is n certain
cure for ali Coughs, Colds, H~osrseness, Dlf-
fcult Breathing, and ali Affections oil the
Throat. Bronchial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ding
to
Sold at NIL drug stores Mt so cents and 81.
| Large size much the cheapest to buy. Depot.
Crittenton's, 7 Sixth venue. New York CITY,
Pixies Toothache drops curcin one minute
daw.
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PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK

And Other Eastern Points.
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells O
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and 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 Off
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
Northwestern Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 60 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; rs Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For rates or information not attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT,
Genl Mang'r, Chicago.
W. H.. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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No advertisement inserted for less s.ap, I'M
cents.
DALI LEADER all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariei, each In
sertion 0 Insertions eight cents per line; 81
Insertions, 8 cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois. each In
sertion, 10 cents per line; 80 insertions 5 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments . cents per line. first Insertion one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 5 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Oct. LIST, 1877.
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Visiting cards of unique design; WIS.,
iting cards, the latest styles; and beau
tiful programmes or orders of dancing,
with silken tassels, at the LEADER Of
Gee. Send in your orders.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-04

Above brand on left hip. Young
stock, on left hip and side, waddie on
the nose. Also own OH on left side.
Horse brand, ] on left shoulder, two
inch letter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-02-26
Rjiah'S Roots.

"What on earth ails you this time ?"
sharply demanded the court as Bijah
limped across his path to the desk.
"Boots," was the brief reply.
Who booted you?
81 want it understood that I've got @
new pair of boots, and they hurt my
feet !" answered the ~ianitor.
"Where are they-show them to
me?"
Bijah limped into the corridor and
brought out one. He was a little pale
around the mouth, and his voice trem-
bled as he said
Its plenty big enough, but the heel
don't set right"
His honor looked from the boot to
Biiah's foot and back, and a look of
horror settled down upon his face as he
said:
swell, I'm now ready to lie down
and die! When a mar s~eventy-eight
years old, bald-headed, ugly.looking,
and with hands as big as all-baskets,
will deliberately try to crowd a No. 10
foot into a No. - boot, we might as well
60 under ground"
"That boot is even too big for mel
persisted Bijah.
"Too bigl Too big! Biiah, have
you decided in your old age to gain
notorietv as a falsifer? Too big! Great
guns! but they'll have to have a second
story added before you could wear a
stocking with 'em !"
Biiah walked away with quivering
chin. It isn't right for any one to abuse
another's feet. Feet are something none
Of us can help, especially big feet
Free Press,
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6 Pith and Point"

The new French president is 80 Grevy
he rarely smiles at bis own jokes.
Some men are insensible to honor and
virtue. and never recover consciousness.
Whether your motives be pure or i'm
pure, the worlds verdict hinges on your
actual deeds.
Who cen give US the name and cd
dress of the shoemaker that first tried to
cobhle stones?
Every year this country manufactures
a trillion of pins, and yet there are
thousands Of people who haven't head
enough to see the point.
One half of the earth's population
consists Of those whose hearts are all
right and their heads all wrong. The
other half have level heads and ironclad
pulse kic kers.-New York Net0s.