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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
THE MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE |
Examination and Commencement Ex.
erciseS-Mansileld and Pleasant
Hill Take the Medal-A Cav
ThrOng OF Visitors from
Abroad,

OF one Of the finest Institutions in
the South for the education of Young
ladies, known az the "MaDsfield Fe
male College," took place on the Goth
at Mansfield. The following synop-
ais We clip from the Democrat: "Ou
Sunday the commencement sermon
was preached at the Methodist Churcl.
by Rev. Robt. Randle. The concerts
on Monday and Tuesday nights were
largely attended, aud the young Ia
dies gave evidence that the musical
department Of the Institution was in
competent hands. and Miss Bette
Scott the Music Teacher, should feel
gratiied at the progress and accom>
plishments Of her pupils.
Commencement day. the great
event Of the year in Mansfield, wit
messed the gathering Of = very large
number If visitors from Keacbi,
Pleasant Hill, ConslIatta, Shreveport,
Natchitoches, Rossier and New Or.
leans, with considerable sprinkling
Of persons from other parishes and
the "eighboring States. The Rev.
Mr. Hart, Of Bossier; opened tho pros
ceetlings with an earnest and eloquent
prayer, which was followed BY mn.
sic. The performer, Miss Violet
Lachs, Of Natchitochcs, surely con.
vinced all that she was skilled in the
science of music.
The annual address was then de-
livered by Rev. J. T. Dawes, Of
Shreveport. 1t was a very clear, ap-
pr"pria:e and eloquent speech aud
was we'll received by the audience,
and evidently highly appreciated by
the young ladies' Of the graduating
class.
Miss Belle Taylor, Of Mansfield.
She read clearly aud her essay con-
vinced her hearers that abe was an
accomplished scholar.
Miss Alice Sutherli0, Of Mansfield
was then introduced to the audience;
her theme was, "The Conquest If the
East by Russia and right ski|Ifully
did she handle the subject. Her elo.
cution was good. and her essay was
round'y afhlauded.
Miss Hattie O'Pry, Of Pleasant Hill,
was The next tn speak. She had &C.
lected the beautiful subject, "Nature
and Her Works" She spoke exceed
ineIy well, and her essay was really
an excellent and beautiful compost
ton.
Miss Willie Kicks, If this place
came next. She bad selected for her
theme, the novel subject: My Es.
say, and What it Cost Me-" 1t was
we'll written, we'll delivered. and in
fact, was highly appreciated By her
hearers.
Miss Berthe Fields, the valedicto.
riaD, was introduced, and in q most
eloquent manner addressed the audi
ence. Her elocutioo was superior in.
deed, and her effort il considered one
Of the best ever heard in this we'll
known Institution; and tbis is truly
saying much in its favor, when it is
remembered that the Mansfield Fe.
male College has turned out many Of
the most brilliant women that has
ever graced the society Of Louisiana.
The Diplomas were then presented
to each Of tho five graduates by tho
President, but owing to tho late hour,
and much to the regret Of those pres.
ent, he omitted biz usual beautiful
and eloquent parting address to the
graduates.
The BenedictiOn was then said by
Rev. Mr.. Stayton, of Coushatta, and
the session was at an end.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
CARD OF THANKS.
10 the Editor Indicator {:

10 the Editor Indicator
SIH-The ru1ils Of Mrs. Alison's school
retrrn their thanks to tue "String and
Brass Bands" tor their kindness on the
night oi their entertainment, juno 2Sth,
1879.
Respectfully,
MRS. A. ALISON.
Natch:toches, July l, 1879.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

The town yesterday had all the ai'-
pearancs Of a deserted grave yard.
We still keep our stock OF Drugs com
plete, J. J, McCook 4 Bro.
There il some .alk in town about dull
times.
American Independence 1913 years OF
age
The WHITE Sewing Machine is the
simplest and best constructed made. For
ale BY II. A. Walmsley.
The fig crop this season is very large
and abundant. ..'
Try Wheeler l. Wilson sewing ma
chine at McCoOk l. Bro.
Peaches are retailed on TIE street at
50 cents per leS.
The WHITE sewing machine is the
hest.
The boys are suffering from "big.
head" to-day, caused from taking too
much patriotism in "theirs' yesterday
without any "sugar.
Chew JACxsON's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. :'0-ly.
Wetermelons have made their appear
ancs on the streets, but prices are too
high for the horney handed sou OF toll to
resch after,
Get the WHITE sewing machine.
The Rev. Mr.. Randall will preach at
tho Methodist church on the 18th and
18th. The public is cordially invited to
attend,
The newspaper fiend is invited to call
Ut our sanctum when it is alone and help
himsslfto the late exchanges.
The WHITE sewing machine has more
capacity and power than any other fam
lily machine made For sale by II. A.
Walmsley.
The weather during the day continues
bot and saltry, aud the nights cool aud
pleasant, which has the tendency to
cause skseter to let 60 all 'bold'
In our last issue we were in error when
va stated that the Rev. Walters was
pastor Of the African Baptist Church
Il should have read "pastor Of the Col
orel Methodist Episcopal Church in
America ....-..
The "Colored. Methodist Episcopal
Church in America" will give tonight
at Lacoste's Hall grand collation. for
the benefit Of their new building.
People should be very careful about
eating fruit these hot days, ~ it is con.
sidered dangerous send it to the report
g b never gets sick.
Rain NIL around but not drop in
town. Heavy clouds, Southeast and
North With continued thunder on We'd
nssasy would indicate heavy rains in
sections. .-.-l
Fish fries were all the style yesterday,
and the amount Of antidotes taken to
the bayous and lakes, put into stream
would float good sized steamer All
tho boys say this morning that they
were stang by reptiles. From, the
amount Of water that they get away
with. We should infer that they were
badly stung. -.
Thanks to the New York and Manhat.
tan Beech RAILWAY Co., for compliment
tary pass from New York to Manhattan
Beach and return. lfsome enterprising
railrosd with an eye to our comfort
would give uss pass from this to New
Yesk and return We would do ourselves
.ths pleasure Of visiting the Beach.
Qu9yi Wontler whether the min
ssrsl troupe, who perform for the lsud.
able purpose Of aiding the Brass Rand
eosld draw such house Ia that Of last
Ssturday night ! There's some difference
/. We opiae, between free exhibition aud
s@ sapts satrssss se. Let the minstrel
have Ieuaipg audience neat time. !
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
SPECIAL. NNTlCE.

No Judicial advertisement wW b.
inserted in this paper hereafter. an
.ess the attorney becomes secr'ty
for the advertising bill, which must
he paid on FIRST INSERTION, or
they ariN be discontinued.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
MRS. A. ALlSON'S SCHOOL EXHI.
BITlON.

An Eventfnl Evening for the "Litt|e
Folks. '-Firemep's Hall Densely
Crowded - The Brass Band
Open the ExerciseS-A Gre.
ditable Literary EXhSbi.
tiOn - The String
Ban d Eniiven
the Evenings
Entertain.
ment.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05

Hayes vetoes the Judicial appro.
priatiOn bill.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
WIG Err =
IMPROVED lRlJIl PROCESS
FOR TRUSTING
Steam Boilers
Positive Action Within Three WEEKS

We treat all waters. whatever impurities
they hold In solution. Remove Scale. Pre-.
vents scale forming. Prrv~nta co,,"-iou and
'PittiHg." Contains no Acid, and guaranteed
perfectly harmless. IN all 'Vatera, what.
ever their impurities. Any water can he en-.
pl"yed-hs,.' water, sea water. or snlpIl,,,.,us
water. Saves fuel, repairs. and oil and tallow.
and lessons the danger Of explosions. Can he
introduced through feed pipe. safety pipe, r
i%s All intrigemcnts dealt witt, acs,,lius to to
law
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
TUFTS PILLS

arc compounded from substances TINT ape
free GrOm aHy proper, ics that can injmro
thu ns"st delic1te orsamixmtioa. 'rhey
Search, Cleanse, PATTY, and lmvisorutc
the entire system. Ey relieving tho enc
Goryrd Liver, they C!cnIase the blOOd
frUlN poisonous kNmIWrs, nnd iha> inpart
health M.,.l vitality u the oOdy, caMsimg
the bOsve(s to- isct MEfmral!y, without
which NJ one Nll; feel well.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
DR.. J.'F. HAYWOOD,
OF NEW YORK. SAYS

Few d!se.ses exist that cauno' BE- relieved BY ~
fhs nTrposs no remedy has ever besn invented th,i
hss - happy an effect rs TrT'l"S Pills"
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE Is CENTS.
Once sd Murray Street, New York.
~ DR.. TUFTS MANrAL Of vaiuah'. Tr'.i.
nation and Uecfui Receipts" will be nnai,.,d Jret
on application.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-07-05
TUFTS PILLS,

Their first effect Is to Increase tho Appetite,
End cause the body 70 Take on Flesh, illus tn
system is nO,risilsd, and by t,eir Toni: 40.
ti"M on tie Di.sstive Organs, Regular
Af0~;s are urCi lc,d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
Registers TinimenT

flr .yltnf1tn nab There. btblt nit nm RNuL
uiattsmus Rruraisti. s2mtrjrn, &tfa Are. 9ttIrSunssn,
aust6e dIt Durtiaa. Wunsen y. 30 sanryu. Die ampns
tatien ees 6eiues eiuss Nance rsitei 60 anp euTirt Rbea.
mih. mus sen 25.iabrtsr Dauu. Gin dpsthttr n Sec
frt. Sa., fHr,tbt; rRsstfsr's r'nim,nf" sn duff do a6
uub pire ale EN- drtfsi frAtn Rins,s b,fra4tt .. 20 uto
ltr popular" Gin srsmtusnfr dppthetsr IN pbtli,s pei
In Obis apas,p Rp.. ft,ttbt "a sist sastmrn, 3afrts-'
etuheir prssit g. Serfauft rtrb 20 BET apstbte n pns
6dneitru seps- uitb 90 3 uuo 50 GsHs. On Dasuaut I'm
y setn ~ paseu bet SaHtermaan y. 6aas Ras I'd. .. Gsr.
bat .. Go. IN Rlensn oct z. 20. Rattt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
- Bsr pom sud beift Wt9aa - uns
tsrbrab ibn Der Yeamte.

User BON eu6 betFt Wt4ael - un'
tsrbrah ibn Ger Yeamte.
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fort - mas mid brtrift 70 bin i6 De-
puttrter uno folgltd BON aIer seri&tli1eu
8srfOlauns fretq bis oie 2ammsr anpsrs
raribsr entl@stpst. e aal
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Sa, bsrr.
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aaein ras 3susnib %sbrsnwatbsr @dn1
- SD babe ben BsfsbL aue ysrfe.
men, bic 6& In eieism 3immsr po,fnpsn,
10 perbaftsn ;uts fam allo 3einer etn
3eusnif 3u Sbrsn 0unfsn abIsssn.
Nter, Der! PHO ,.la' 400
@sdsn sic bort ben, Der f&Iaft, auf
unD fulsen Sie mir raun auf Die prds
fftiur. ,gsa O .s5 .Ir d sanng r..
Sd btu unDerlsbbaI brdute pclifarb.
sic fSnnsn piss benz 5ern Yrdfsften.
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Das III unssissli6. .f n.ra..e
Bier III Der 9erbaftsbsfsbl. a'da
0dbrspp f6 polifarp 70 ~asbdbrcete,
sab Der General, ben man mitt!erpeile
aufsspsdt. isin Grfaunsn unp ieinsn
llnwiasn purd cine Wsnse frdftissr 5ld,
DE su srfsnnen. 6iosur uno Der Dpfz
tor lissen f1 obns Elm @prt sa fasen
pssfibreu /; rsu 9eneral sos mar, NIT
fi1 fort inpsm m,n ibm oUt isiusr Ct,
aenldaft uno ieinsm &anse ssbdbrence
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Gentsrn ulhte~en 9eute unp an Der
1bdre bate fih Elm 6aufsn 0oltss per.
IarmsIt. Der apposat ,pollte rie Wen.
se anrsetn, absr pfc Solratsn leai.n tim
In tarider Wsiie S%nui6nstasn auf.
Wan lief ism nit rsm @snsral In eiren
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rrn 0;un.r qua ssm 6,ri, n,n M,s,r
an i'm ri6t,ter, ,u tammsrn.
m,hr,rn ,;,s,r o,;, nu,hsdr,, m;.
nos1 nSns ,sn Fern mao IN ss;n,r Woh.
n~nn rnroin, Nod minn,a, an r,rmy,
nm ,iiioa rem aursmbrro nm h,irr
Snsrm s,n Smn;bns IN b,nus,n /, n
n,,r,u s,;n,n Mrunnlss,n n,r ovarian.
ss;, mSrn, 6h her ain, Wnh,r,r for
militia In her w,It sn,shIoG,n hab,n
s;n," a;of,, - nshm,n .sr Fam IN r,r
~nr.n,rs,aras, an trot IN Elm ,i,mIih
SahcHss !Sous. surbIhritt msbr,rs aim
,s,r mn elm, a,ss. 2obi init Sbrs,b,n
S,eSSfdot,r Gommis linn. Obns Elm Wort
on i'm ~ riht,n, ss,bsi a,b,n" lise,n
GnbliG trat &c In Elm Isbr elsaantes Sa
btnst, in peldsm etn r~oblasndbrtsr uni
eidb,leibier Wann mir rotbsm MnasG6t
uup l,bbaftem Bid ouf riusm SsGel q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
81. yieres's Observation-Disclosures

inp l&pn istt pislen Sabrsn Dor Gem
publifum ; felt timer psriore. Die bin
reiht um rie Ysrrisnite rsrlslben Sou.
Rdnpis 40 %srprOben. unp cas bette Ar'
sumsnt, pas su ibren Sumter porses
bra6t psrrsn fam, IN Ger lmaanp, rab
Die Na9irass bstanpis sunimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

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V'0'uI. .'bfa
~ tn r'etasu' SsFBs = perlsBt'
wtt@asl.
Nun. nae baben mir benn nod
Gernsres babel su tbun = frasts bs'
0sntral tn bari&su' Zone.
Cure Sa&s 1T ss, ben prteffsr uni
ben Scpn cte Warauts fortiul&af1sn.
penn MIR 0seartsn stnsr WITHHOLDING osl
0sr.~n GUT "cmel'anS OCT pom .ieasn
angans's S'as., aa1 ~. o.'
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'V''sSS"S C."V' "A''' 4 "
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'0ae" o.0e w" oe'ba"0 o''"en.
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pn'' :,
= ao.s, las1e e't Vene!aL enc 10y
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was.s.Hs e'tas.A .aEsa w. 'pa., w'aa
u.s. a.ns o. e.h,. .;n
Sn,rs.r nrms;s.n soeIs s"H Ma r.
o,nnmis osnsbm ~
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asr DIN osIritS
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s.,r, Mrn,n a, I,n%,,n hso,mnsn I'D
rpeis es aIs stue ouso,maSt, code. pas
bic S,iutten periaat ruero,n.
ee1uiten loTen fd nj. s~erioeeu.-
bemerfte Der SournoIif' - 6e mehi,In
nur ben N~ufsntbalt.
- 8lsihpiel, - sers,ste midoel. -
mir m6G,n zine S1mSbIhrift op,r .iu.n
NOmau osasn q. bab,u' purabsr IN man
eiup,rRanpen.
CIR Iout B,ipes ,uoIeid boben.
une eomit unG,re Neinp. M, 70 Gherer
ostrofsn ,r,rp.n. mill ib linen unlere
sissnsn Saneen %aufbdrcsn. tpabrenp Id
cub bic I&Snen 8oasu ,utbeile: Das III
pfffs.
= gprtuhli&! Ginem S6elm mus
man swst sntsssenieBsn.
Wan iua uie bic edge Ideuen,
UNI bis p%rtsferpausi su gopen ,u I&las
gen.
Das IN aud goItatre's Wetnuua.
- Den man in unlsrn Taseu, lsiper |!
,u Iebr peraiet.
mon mirs mi,s,r ouf FIN ,urad.
fommen'
oa s.;u - n-s.xn.su.n
Man mus iene ebemoIioen frei6ns
uioen s~infeinpunoen, bic 70 w~obltbdtio
pirtsn, BON Nsuem auf,uftI&en 1u1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

: bon isinsm Sod.
n IT, hotfe elmo

bon isinem Sod.
n. Ct botte cine
saiisr e%mpfansen.
iola, ernite 2e6rs
ii III. M.
bnabme isinsr &c.
5 Sabre nod Der
Iroisen So4tsr 3u
lrb 5ur grbuuung
b hes @ers&teH.
70. sab Der Bite
9obnuns 3u neb'
{ ssnob Del ibrsn
Slid, Elm onses
Wabme Wartba
n unb lie pubteH
ar9tise unb anse.
Jnsen. 2anse Dor
nft betrauert DOE
item
nsen borbei aber
mo Ws&tiloe sing
reuten f4 Jpeisr
8eiitessabsn aus.
brer gltsrn folstsH
b%eflsiostsn.
Il uroRen SiepHe.
: uno Der Siabt
tparo er in ben
in dlteftsr Sobn,
tiers Suaeer uno
zen gu Reidssra-
@si6idte m.ISet.
9isbIinss, I'M Re
lnglIds uno oes
tcs Slid su Idu.
oes RenIhen in
.ibe uon 9rifuns
Ssmutb, @.Iai.
sitsbt; oann usr-
lien Srisosn uno
immel Elm spises
ben Der Sslisteit,
}atsr isinen sslieb.
teit bereitet bat.
damus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
MOie Sell Salbe
Don -
9r. %efer $chmino,
(oua ~Qursmburol . b

lest f<r me 5dnbt. @unsts auu Grt, btfonstrt turt
utrf6t Ht sruria6tt, purtt ~ruat bet 8rauen, f6rsrt
&6tJantuns, iGIut Rns&mIn6ktn une f~erepbuisfs 8rant.
Beaten, ME ~srfrsrn. @ltssu. Septaunstn an itssns tintn
Ikiit bee xsrpus. 5shnrtb une ltIim N en- 6SIs; aud a
q Elm urf4asbarts ftlmittsl fur nit Guijlpsuns Der Giu.
etsptbt btfaf etc spSt neriunta, fur ffItmms austn. fur
8laiAi Zen bi frii6tn Huuhtn urb aat drttn l6ptrsn
Hunetu. ...
DreiS: Sar srsst BrJta 500. - Nittl.rt 50 CITE. -
RlsAnI Is Gtnts.-bu babsn bet ....
Or. 4eter Shpinb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
- 0ibt !!~
in IL Stunben aebeilt!

Or. aarl 9srnirds,r In eibtd bat In ueaeaer
3dt Elm Rtttsl sntssdt, sas unfsslbar @i&t
(pseasra Gout,) anp 8btamatism " In
unslaubii1 futJsr s3eit belt , biz tfaunsusnsr.
ibtitn Srfolst rarota eafnifin Esutf&ians, Der
COMFY tno ben Rifbtridnbsn friteit. Or. med.
etfftI tn Dubuque bat sitfts RiitsI felt msb.
rtrtu Tenatsn tn isinsr praris nit aus aasi&-
nsftni Srfslst an leranSt. Dafflbe ,,Artharni-
tin, pesr ,Dtutitfs @i&tmiite' ssnauni, 10
nur aastn d6t ~ taben BET 5unfermaun ". paas.
2. 9itnfatstL :. W. &usts, R, aRien nab
9. SrapiSn, Sabuqar, 5sua.
gssen Gintupuns RON 800 absral bin irti
p~srfanpt. .sEIsIE3. dang wl
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31
AS TO ELIGIBILITY.

The question of the eligibility of
Major Glafeke for membership in the
legislature has been raised. There is
no doubt about it whatever. In the or
ganic act of Wyoming (page xii. sec.
8, compiled laws,) the following Ian
guage occurs "And no person hold
ing a commission oil appointment under
the United States, except postmasters,
shall be a member of the legislative as
sembly."
1t is therefore plain that Major
Glafcke is perfectly eligible to a mem
bership in the legislative assembly, the
organic law expressly permitting a post
master to become such. 1t will be borne
in mind that while Mr.. France was a
member of the council he was also post
master at Rawlins, and it is well also
to remember that Mr.. /. N. Bard is a
postmaster, at Little Bear; Frank
Wolcott, who is a candidate for the leg
islature in Albany county, is also a post
master. Postmasters are eligible, and
don't you forget it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31
CHURCH SERVICES TO- DAY.

Baptist Chmch-Services in Court
House, corner Ferguson and Nineteenth
streets. Public cordially invited. Sab
bath school at 1915 p. m. Services at
IL O'Clock this morning.
Methodist Episcopal Gurch.-Corner
of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. w.
H. Gillian, pastor. Services at II a. m.
Morning sermon, Consolation. Young
peoples class, led by Mrs. DIR. Graham,
at Z p. m. Sabbath school at IL m.
Seats free.
Episcopal Ch,uch.-Corner of 18th
and Ferguson streets. Morning ser
vices at II a. m, by Rev. Robert Dol
erty, canon Of Trinity cathedral, Omaha.
Seats free. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to the public.
81, Johns Catholic Gurch-CorneI
10Th and Ferguson streets. Rev. J.
A. Hayes, p. p. Morning services at
8 and 1890 a. m. Vespers at 8 p. m.
Sabbath School at 3 p. m.
African Methodist Church.-Corner
Of 18th and Themes streets. Rev.
H. H. Lucas pastor. Services at II
q. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
8 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day night.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31
THE TICKET.

1t will be observed that several
changes have beer made on the work
ingmen's and peoples ticket. These
have been necessitated by the declina-
ton of four persons who were nomi-
mated. They declined to run, with
thanks, not because they did not appre-
ciate the honor, but that they could not
find time to serve IL elected, or desired
to remain at home peaceful and quiet.
They all favor the new movement and
its ticket, and will work for its success.
In filling the vacancies the committee
selected some of the best candidates
already in the field. That their judg-
ment was good the people will fully at
test on Tuesday. MI. Milton Taylor,
who is the new man, is well-known as
the keeper of a large corral OF Seven
tenth street, and is a good, reliable
man..
AS 1t stands, the ticket is about the
strongest that could be put in the field.
1t is one that merits and will receive
the confidence and votes of the people,
or the signs Of the times are wonder
fully out of gear.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31
Mr.. Hardin's Letter of Acceptance

Mr.. Hardin's Letter of Acceptance.
In order to fill a vacancy on the
ticket, the executive committee of the
workingmen's and peoples movement
placed thereon the name of Hon. VIM.
j.. Hardin. He was duly notified, and
takes this opportunity of accepting the
endorsement:
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 80.
To the Executive Committee of the Work.
ingmen's and Peoples 1feetinG
GENTLEMEN: = Please accept my
heartfelt thanks fo- the honor conferred
on me by endorsing my name upon your
ticket as a candidate for the legisla-
ture. If L should have the good for
tune to be elected to the honorable and
responsible position of legislator be as
sured, gentlemen, that any and every
measure that may be brought before
the legislature pertaining to the in
terests and welfare of laboring men will
be advocated and supported by me to
the full extent of my humble influence
and ability. Yours, gratefully,
er WIN. J.. HARDIN.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-31

A representative of the LEADER
walked into Freund Bros gun manu-
factory yesterday and found them busy
at work with their improvements on
the Sharp rifles and other arms. They
showed IS one of Sharp's with their
improvements attached, which they
have just put in trim for our we'll
known detective, w. E. Lykins. 1t is
evident that Mr.. Lykins, with his late
experience with Doc. Middleton and his
outlaws, does not want any more of the
"old reliable" in his fights with des-
peradoes. Accordingly he engaged the
Freund Eros. to attach their improve
ments to the Sharp, making it thereby
the only perfect and always reliable arm
in existence, combining in it also speed
in operation.