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MOS rssidsns AKss ls the to.n 81 Ed,r = ti.e
~ tuuEiy oi tianEast. for to year is... Tiss
isto-frg LIT uf fsAcs Oh rrAl relate Of aou re-
dot - nrrs Ia 10 t0au Of Eish lot H. fezY
49,. ia ttlls ruiats ttssi 10 D.. n Hanoi cois~
TOT - tAsa tuaa. GO thc ic4iA dky OF June ls--
has tcsn rciaTrci ~ him - lBs rruislrins 81
PAID uI TIC seyrnth LAY = iune len ~ be
osfuhesir Of thai Ia e zod rrnaAia uEpaAi
AHd nSiirs % brrroy gIEca. ghAt tAi1 IA Ics
iHtSrc.i and rhArkcs arc bot Iszss inio the trras
ufy oi tzi4 t4sB uitA N ,iEhis,n nauthe ffran
ths date oi he said ball so mach OF The real
iaIs LAhei a. iii - saiArssui ~ psy Tho
due ItrFrior. laeludHs iairfrs& and eharsr.
~ii Without further stssc. le saAl The storr Of
D hafnur. % sasd to~u 90 ~. twrnlseth
dAF 81 December i-fF. att~o 0'clars ia the aR~r-
NOON.
Name Aaa IsescripgioA- Nalue TAI
IAfltua Agstiu.
] Housc sAlIs. 49,
! barn o.
- AcEvs Lad. ~ s1B 20 4, a
fssu HFoitrrrz House Nil aa4
lad ucsr Ebca FsAcA',. 81 "a AS
II. HAAOE
Treasurer u k'isn
Esien. Au. u. I,.s. 3au
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Notice Of Foreclosure,

pOsiLIA flood, OF sury, by her deed dated
" the ssth. day OF April A. d.. Is71 and record
ed In the Hancock Rsgistry Of Deeds vol. 10
page 30, conveyed to Ann n. Jarvis, the sncer-
sixned testatrix now deceased In Mortgage a
certain parcel Of real estate, situate 10 Starry
In the County OF Hancock. and bounded as fol-
loSs: "Besnniax at . stake and stones at the
shore OF f2tte0s Bay and twelve rods east Of
Charles >. Ireworgy's, east line; thence north
"A deg east twenty six and .one half rods 10 .
stake and stones, thence on a line parallel with
isasc G. LORD lot 10 the Couaty road; thence b.
ginning on the north said road. twelve rods and
twenty-five links from the north west corner Of the
house and running north about deg, east and
parallel with the western line OF sAid 10. to the
head or back line; thence westerly on said back
line Of - ID lot 10 the west line thence on said
west line. southery TO the shore OF Patterns Bay
thence easterly by said shore 10 the place Of be
ginning. containing sixty acres more less. re-
serving four acres previously sold By heirs Of
Abraham Lord. 10 Isaac q. Lord. And the
condition OF said mortgage having been broken
I the undersigned. being the duly appointed
Executor OF the last will and testament Of said
Ann N. Jarvis, by reason thereof claim q fore
closure and give this notice for that purpose.
GEORGE w. HCTCHISGs, Exr
ByO. n. Trip his Attorney
Surry. Aug. 10. 1879. 3uA
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@ I: :: 4: +: 4; I'D. :: +. !:
Eil leave frrtLan 1
ever Mn>DAY arA
wEp>EsDaN.kv cniaEs q iI,i5 o',tcrt. Tor -
iostsu Mao Railroad. inr Maans I,rser.'
touehtHs ss l.f>rkisst only connecting AZ Un-a
taHf wiih steamer tHAEIk~ HDUGtfTpN ~
hAHEaf ash iGteFu-ssiislc ianllnss rAas-ssers
ursetsd ihrsash 10 81 Painis
Alta iezbef fofFlani cNsfy FRIDAY ~vrataE a.
Boston AAire Railroad. ~hieA lrAsra ~ stae
a. ootoas 4 ". for pAAsur iou-htHs a.
AsaFc 4TFfs-EE ~ NanEvs Atoeg D. > gxt.s.
s2faFsiaF EasrnnE
Lave HaasoF ssc-y SATURDAY Attsosirs-s
NJ f'f Tar Haftsls. tagchiaE a. ~ uagt.sr
sFsatng
tsas~s nsr Iiafiar tMsaai pr.e,;s .,~,r
MONDAY. NEbNf~pAl and FgIb4Y -
tuEt At s'cie-s Tor k-sslAnI Aui P9rrlant 80
hs< Las a. soeA.Azd @Ish kaaN a Lio~oin Kaa
rus3 far Fertt4ri Uh.s4 Moansats. I,.r--
IoFslAHd ia faassra ami Hsst9n A Nalse AMI
Fsfi-AHd - bark Railroad fur ne ah.tvr
t-f3has- ALSO csanrc;s Nth The FurtfaaA AMI
h''s"a NlsSsneFs. ShrA asarc Fogtlant AZ Z
.s.,FA N 4 - c.Fan.rts a. EacAlAai ever
MONDAY ADD " WEDNESDAY aka -aut5rt 10
- >s4Asacf, tor Hos;oa. PA.srAsrrs t.-kr.s.i
shfoaEA sa3 bAEsAss cAeckssl TO ali .-slat.
= "a u = co lc tcra ~ thts arfAl sraarsi ia Al
ibefe stH - 30 ~tean3TF Of Ibis ia~ .o.Br q,
Fortified a. arrciatasV. FosslAnI pa.t.r--er,
cas- iatF >.hteF1 I--ns Of sisAE-rFs cTsfr MN
DAl AL ItiI E-nAI Al II a-elsci 4 N -
s'cilrs =; RoSalnd 44sh Stsau1ss IEWI~TtIN
~ foftiaHi. rassepscEs Lckc.ei lfa. - 4.
usas. raiss
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pOrtrp.
Wa.ermsiena.

Come 10 the NOR o a. he sits
Upon a dry-goods box and sips
The nectar Of thy JUICY lips
Come TO the youngster a. be fiirt.
Across the high and peaked fence
/. Aud moves with ecstacy intense
Thy charms from of the native vine
And thou art terrible
., August-boTn monstrosity
lncaroate eolicosify
Beneath thy emerald bosom glow.
Like glittering bubbles Ia the wine,
The lurid fires OF deadly woe.
Aud from thy destinations grow
The pain, the cramps. the psBg the throe-
And all We fear or dream or know
OF agony j. thine
II ~ Louis Times Journal.
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THE tali Term. viii commence Aonsiny, Sent
= LIST. under the Instruction Of A. 4. Herrick,
its t1r0eg Instructor.
Tern twelve WOeks.
n 4assc Taught BY Miss Sarah q. sseyens.
Dlvehin, Aag. llth. Is7s. avu
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READ THESE GRATEFUL
TESTIMONIALS j!

promincR, aBd well known bushes. man Of
"sveFly, says.
wAvEHLI IA. MAY 1871
NEssRs. bgpwAN A TO.
Sea.tlemcn-i have always baeu troubled with
billioHsness and dyspepsia every Sprtnx and I
cAn cordially recommends your SULPHUR hi
kts> - wonderful remedy for uiis eompla int
lea dosss sluays removes THAI dssx bite
al gohr freitag and zisss good appel ne
earnestly urEe All ho ar. suffering trsm nj
h"usne.s or Liver Compliant IA try them and
save themseiTc. mach suffering
Very truly you're
NM. &. HOLT.
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THk follow lag let OF taxes on real e.Iat. Of
! uou-Feslaent owncrs. IN the to~u Of AurufA
Tor ihr yrAr les. bli. osIamIiei to J e
oHes. collector Of sAtd town. TO l.hl
day o. Janc. les. has sccH returned by him to
me a. remaining Enps tie sitth DAY
OF Juac, lsss. by hts ceriInl ate Of that date Ahd
nov remain anpAid; aud nosace 10 hereby g.Fes
Tat Il the sAid taxes and interest and charges.
are not sAl 10 the treasurer OF aid town within
clshiesn months nom the ] ate OF The commit
Ct the sAid bills much Of The real e.iAie taxed
80 ~hl d sufarAcnt % pay the stnount due.
therefor ihciadinx interest and charges -iil
sithout farther noirce be sold AZ public Auction
~ re fosi once. IN aid tOsn sAigr la y
The .SA' JAY Of December. ls1s. aitso O'Clock
Z. NJ.
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HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank .
Ellsworth. Maine.

ORGANIZED MARCH 2-tb. ISIS.
MpNEl Irpo-tsea on Or t.,I,rv the tai. .rtr 90
VI March. 9He, september Aa1 December . u.
drAw AISi'icn is from The lrrt .4u~ ruaat..
h'Vii'ni' "n deposits paya5lr iwirr a year
June ana December.
Dividends az soon a. d. iarrd are addict p, t.r
prlncIEal. ;aat compromising ihr interest evrrv
ak month";.
80 ta.irr the eN.etins Iax ~ lI.. state a.
nt,.uAl 4Eall0n.
No returns Of naHne. af l~pozltDr. are rrguirol
10 De- made to state or town autHorti.rs laI 4 %
accounts are held 81 the Bank % De strscAls prf
waite and confidential.
Marrtrd women ans pcrtous under axe -sn .i.-
P"=t money IN their osa names, mat BE- can
be draWn only bF Them selves ur d.. Ghr4r order
Especial advantages Afforded To- Expru.or=.
Guardians. Trustees. and others hawai-. !n raarkc
trust funds.
GEORGE PARCHER, President.
tSN {. {. BURRILL. Treasurer.
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NOn.Resident Taxes,

PIE following list OF taxes on real es,at. of
] non re-Ident owners. in the town OF -urry
for the year ls7e. IN bills committed 10 4. II
Iorrey, collector of said town, on the 1th. day
of June. is7s. has been returned TO the Tre..urrr
OF SAID town as remaining unpaid on the
sixth day Of June. i.7s. by his certificate
Of that date and remain unpaid; AMI
notice is hereby given that II The ssld taxes
and Interest and charges, NOT paid into tn.
Treasury OF said town. within Gag hteep month.
from iAe dale OF The commitment Oh said bils 50
much Of the real estate taxed will be sufheient
70 pay the amount due ihereior including
Interest and charges viii without further notice
b. sold Al public Auction at the selectmens Oraee
sarry. wednesday. December 10. ls7g, 1t 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
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Don't bear the eScraciating snncring OF that
eAnkcred stomach and month Aay lons
Read OF this wonderful care:
From one OF the 0Ides. and Best Known ner.
chants Of Augusta. Me-


AUGUSTA. ME.. sept. is:s.
NEssHs. oRpWAI Rios.
For more thaa ,~enfs ave years was sarr-.
sr IRON dyspspsia, accompanied with several
suAcks OF stck headache. hat also iscrn trpub
led = great deal with cAnkcr In nv mouth and
stom seh, have utei good many kinds Of
medicine with htilr sgcccss. shnrt time since
vAs indaoed 70 try Your sulphur Hitiers tor
cansef. aud have found them al they have ts-eu
~ ON tae nis 10 tHc core tor that dtsea
haSo 40 doubt lhry arc also what they are
olaim'ef 70 ec - care for Dyspepsia and stek.
hc2tAehc.
Your, repeatedly.
GEO. D. HAYES.
A. 4. oRpWAr Co. Ch.misfs:
scHurmea- Nc would sGAts that ne have cold
more II LFHIR BITTERs than all othrr bitter.
o. blood Purlarrs oombiacd thls year. We can
recommend iheFa 70 b. the best prv a<rsisou And
tally sustain their b. a. reputation.
HAkNEl :. SkEIEIDN
pTusgisL L.sisisn Ne
We have many more simaAr lclIsrs. buI space
fofhiis publication.
4 7. oEuwAI A Co Chemist
''Tnusincn wouli state that xs have cold
more SULPHUR BiTTEg> shAn ali other batter.
oT blood pzfihsrs combineI TINS ycsr We can
iceoulsnrn tb"m - b. the be ct preparation sad
iaiiY sustain ihssr hsEh repuiAsios
btoEsE \. fARCuEg prusFt.t
klss1rsh NAiGs-
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TIL Republican Voters. OF the class ed tovn. N,
Eden. Mt Desert. fremont and Cranberry
Isle, are hereby requested to meet in eonysns;ay
81 Hamor- Hall. in VI Desert on SATURDAY, A.
gust 10Th. At two oeieck In the afternoon 10 nomi.
nate z candidate Tor Representative to repre-
sent them IN the next LEGISLATURE and tr.ns.c.
any Other business that may come beiore the cor.
1t Desert, Aug. Il, 1878. IN
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! Came, I Saw, ! CONQUERED ;

We have never. By Tsp pcB, been told by
any who have tTissi fleHl. .They have done ,ap
no g0osi." Instead ct this we have continually
sush tesliInonY A the follo~in
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steamer CAMBRIDGE,
Capt ott. inxrshAm.
Commencing MONDAY. ]
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IT viii be something new 70

IT viii be something new for our
readers tolearn that it was the republi-
can party that caused the war, and all
that sort OF thing. Yet the queer
speeches that are being made in Ohio
by leading democrats assert this idea.
Upon perusing the same the Boston
Herald, independent, is led to say:
18th head OF the monkey family, on emerg-
ing from the ark. Ind filed an afidavit with
the other animals. setting forth that there
would have been no flood at all but for the
misconduct Of Mr.. Noah: that the duration.
of the "wet" would have been much shorter
II Noah had stsered the ark In a different d.
r%ection; and, finally, that 1t would have been
much better for all the animalsi IL the ark had
not been built. he would not only have fur
nished n model for the speeches now being
made in Ohio by Messrs. Pend'etou, Ewing
and Hendricks, but he would have establ sh.
cd for himself a reputation as tho leading
humvrist OF his time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

VEItY naturally the mormons are
putting stumbling blocks in the way Of
the United States officials who are en-
d%eavoring to secure witnesses Of the
lascivious practices in the mormon EN-
dowment house to the end that the
leading mormons be indicted. wit.
nesses aredinhcultt to procure, because
the shot gun policy Is threatened. Any
body who appears in court against the
mormons will require u body guard
thereafter II he doesn't leave the terri.
tory. Murder Is openly threatened
Hence the difficulty of obtaining wit.
nessrs- Still there are some who would
willingly give in their testimony IL they
were assured of protection. 1t is the
duty Of tie officers of the law to see te
this and when they can make then
guarantees the witnesses will he forth.
coming.
Then look out for startling revela-
lions. But they can scarcely be more
startling than those made recently by
the Salt Lake 7rtbane. That enter
prising journal printed a full expose of
the doings in the endowment house MS
related by "A woman who had gone
through the nastiness. The article
was SO complete, even to much of the
weird aud disgusting language used by
the priests. liza witness can be secured
who a swear to as much as is there
laid down, the endowment house will
soon cease to be a public institution.
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Qua cable dlspatclles reporl that

!. rs iepoi' ."a' Tue
ohont tho s.ms ,s,a,i.n MI ~
peo,,le ID ms rs,,s,s ~ 90 &c. 49,
the n.,rls ~ 10 IY.,,.a 60
con;na 49,. Tn - -
own Ina ,I,.u 90 ha.;aa,as '
that thev h.r. 49, s,a,n,"s 80"
given Ear .na sho,Is $50 e,
-forg;va Tat a. "
pctIv Tao, No. oammua,s,n -
been n. rd,,,ad J..
msr, nn ~ sae govern
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Does Your Business lay :

Handsomerp profits irt m small and large In
ve stments. oifrom s25 TO s2j,0oO, in the new
Mutual capitalization sys.em Is a matt Of
daily occ r ence In Wall street. Tie success
vera 4 affections: It enables anyon- TO op r.
ATE successfully and secur . 10 each. p.rilc.-
pant nfi the advantages of capital
on large or small Investments. whii-. profts
are divided pro rnta among shareholders
every month. over S4,Csy.32 was Melted In
one capitalization ffr each oil q business men
VINO furnssheds 900 respectively. A colt N
manufacture y Loweii, Mass. mads ~ ~
last month, New circulur. Rules
for Success and invaluable Information 10
evcry investor mailed Tree A ! kinds ofStocks
and Bonds bought and sold by Adams, Brown
& o.. Bankers and brokers, % q % Broad
street, New York. ol0daw2w
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Stoek Oueratlons That Paw.

The past few weeks have been prolific OF
,mIenss p~eseentege, Of pron,s at Att he be New New
crate sums In well manipulated Stock trans
action, which returned !. legitimate gain on
capiinl invested according to correct busf-
the market. Ih- safest and most successful
n FinaSciai u Gnisrat sS t he Pi ressnay ws system ls m
OF dealing In stocks, hich affords absolute
oshsrwise. The vast aan osg PPeesssses on De the he snlss
or snrres that have recently attained such
mighty, proportions; have been chiefly pro-
NOTED by he infusion OF this new element,
which has produced results surprising to all.
| Tho conservafive basis OF tli,s system is Its
profits that accrue 50 quickly In stick move
ments. there NUT be reasonable protection
against -we-ping risk; This is why the
three gentleman In \ ew York zach Invested
sl,000 on Lake Shore stock by. the Financial
n net proht ~ IS $40 n for eacn Investor. Tues
day a bauk cashier In r. ,i~ladslphia put 49,
1t ck, Ind on Saturday closed the contract
with 81 cs5. 20 pront. Enriy In the previous
wssk two msches ,as s II s Ss m, united Their
eri fe saH 4 q ss y SO 5i s. psofits s's The ask iaSs week
vested so each In + naHsisi unions on ST.
Paul stock. and on Thursday. the l4th. OF Aug
sosa thvy b etvSr a. ' N, m msai a sh Ind yi IN ona ~ Elm
departments washington used $50 for two
weeks In fro &C ives on Western Union and
~ nv y INV A&A' - - IfoAl
VI STe VI On saturday n promin, mt Penn
Lsylvania po iticI-n invested $3.50 In Della
+ ware. L~ackrwanna and Western md Michi-
gan ZEN, raj stocks, and In nye days drew OUT
oftre mnrk ct with s1.563 ~ profit. A large
brew In ST. Louis put $500 ia Protectives
on 81. Paul nnd Northw estern. stocks. and
fifteen days afterwnrd closed with q gain Of
sl4. e5S.37. Thee nre examples OF what has
been accom- pl shedin Financial Union by the
Protective System OF oper ting In siocks
wheng good ADVICE has been followed. With
tho present activi 5 the prospects ior gain in
| the near fntnre Qra more f.y0rahlp- ms The
operations ne equally "a gooi Tor catching
the profits from fluctuations up or down a.
they occur. Amouut from SIS to $4,000 ur
more can be Invested with proportionaie
success by tho Financial Union System on
regular sales. that leave the control OF funds
In the hands of investors, with a deflnits
knowledge ut all times OF Just what stocRt
their money is on, 70 that they can see at. II
glance what their pronis at any hour of The
day by ref-rr ng 10 market quotations. All
operators a'e assured OF straightforward
trcatmentb by tho Financial Uuion System,
Orders nlled and Information furnl-hed by
Mess 6 ITHAMAR DIbBEIL &Co-, Bankers
and Brokers, No. 10 BROAD street. New York
CITY. u r26daw4w
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The recent elections in Germany
have resulted in successes for the con.
servatives. Owing 10 the a~nti-socialisi
law there is no literature OF q liberal
character circulated among the people,
Hence the conservative prints have
things pretty much to themselves.
Bismarck will inwardiy rejoice at
this state of things. he realizes that
his presence at Berlin is not vitality nee
essary, hence he has secured q long res
Germany is a long way of from q
republic. The present generation will
not witness it. II any change occur
It will be a dlsintegration Of the empire
and the ,eassertion Of independence
OH the part OF each kingdom.
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1nELASD's ire is raised to stay.
subdulns and Avoiding Fever and Arue.

or all chronic disease. fever and asue is
Petnaps tue least conquerable by the ordiu-
nry res,ur IS OF IA. dicine. There Is, however
remedy which completely roots IL out o,
rhs system In my and NIL OF Its various
vesetable IN compo>itipp, tnd is not only Of.
nc .ci,.u., but PERFECTLY s~ie. u thing that can.
not he predIc-ted with truth OF qutuIuc.
HoStette,'s hittets 1. besIdea -
most ef1clent means of de!e ,se against ma
AIDA. as IL cudows the pn,sioue with an
counter miasmntic in1uences without pre-
tldico TO heath Persons about to visit or
living IN, Foreign countries. or portions o
f~yefs prevail, should not omit To lny in o
sufficient supply of the gre at Preventive,
The sirmach. bowels and liver common to
such localities.
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as caloric, electricity and p~hosphor-
us are influenced and supplied by Fell
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypophos.
phites, it only requires the administra-
ton Of this successful invention to for
tify the feeble, give sprIghtliness and
motion to the torpid, and bring about
a condition which not only secures ten
ac%Iousness Of life but<nakes life really
enjoyable.
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Brinker Collegiate institute.
Boarding School for Males and Females,
DENVER, COLORADO.

FACULTY. rs
Joseph Brinker. Sem. President
Mrs. Lizzie g. Brinker, Matron and Princi-
pal OF Music Department. 4ss oct
Prof. D. L. Reese. A. B., Ancient Languages
aud Math- MATES.
Prof W. J. waggener. A.. B.. Sciences %
Prof Henry Bloch. Phil. D.. Modern Lam
gunges-
w e. Brinker. Principal OF Commercial
Department. $500
". o. Brinker. Principal intermediate De-
partment- tr
Mrs. T. s. Dobson. Principal Primary De
partment-
Mrs: =. ]. Rushmore. Teacher Painting and
Drawing.
TERMS: Board Tor 20 weeks. $40: washing,
I5c per dozep- Tuition. In primary depart
ment. for 20 weeks. SO: intermediate depart
nfent. SIS collegiate Department, $50. 10 ussu
department. $50; painting and drawing, SIS:
fancy ne-rle work, SIS.
Fail term opens rept J. 1872. Send for cata.
logue.
auii-dlm ffresideut. box 2iS2-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

Mr.. PAnNELL, the more popular OF
the home rule members Of Ireland, will
likely solicit subscriptions to carry on
tue agitation in favor Of redistribution
Of land in ireland. Those Irish Amer
leans who sent their guarantees that
s25n,00owould be raised, were not in
excess Of the amount that will be
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

THERE is money in Gen. Grants
name. The promoters Of the Nicara.
qua canal recognize this fact and desire
the general to preside over the comps
ny. A Philadelphia PLUMBER also
''tumbled" on the idea and offered the
general an interest in his business. He
wa frank enough to say that the name
Of Grant would attract trade.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

THE police-of Russia feel that they
win be able to control nihil'stic pots
hereafter by the aid Of effective wea.
pons, such as firearms. Under the new
regulations they are rermittel 10 shoot
as much as necessary, even TO the ex-
tent Of dispensing "threatening mobs.u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

VANDERDILT and Flood are the two
largest single holders Of registered
stock to whom the government pays
interest. The other day the treasury
department Q n out u check for $780,
900 to Vanderbilt, being the quarterly
interest on s., 900, 900 worth of four
per cents. Flood drew s62, 500 as the
quarterly interest on 3 5000, 900 worth
| Of 1--WE per cents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

BEFORE election day the Denver
Tribune said 1.-THE Utrs and the demo-
Gratis must 60" As the latter have
gone, is to be hoped that the former
will soon follow.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

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, male Of them over tweniy-one years of
age, holds a public Office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11
SATURDAY. OCT. IL. 1879.

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spout for Robinson.
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Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
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New York Office, No. 4l5 Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
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