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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-21
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

New York: Brandreth, the famous
pill man, died on Friday.
Philadelphia: Wool continues firm,
with an upward tendency.
Cincinnati: Parnell addressed 5000
people at Music hall on Friday.
Atlantic, Iowa: Twelve thousand
bushels of corn were burned In Gilman
& Co. IS elevator yesterday.
Washington: Washington's birthday
will be observed on Monday by closing
all the executive departments
London: Thomas Dawson, veteran
horse trainer and for fifty years con-
nected with the English turf, is dead.
New York: The Hcrald's Irish relief
fund amounts to s223,470; of this sum
All anonymous giver to-day contributed
$4,000.
New York: The Duchess of Marl-
borough denies that her fund goes ex-
clusively to the Catholic clergy for
distribution. The fund is fairly di-
vided.
Toronto: Hanlan offers to put up
$4,000 that he can beat any man in the
world five seconds in five miles on To-
ronto bay, the race to take place in
June or July.
st. Petersburg: The police have sent
number Of experienced officials to the
police of England, Germany and France,
asking assistance in searching for the
conspirators against the life of the czar
London: In the house of lords yes
terday bill authorizing the purchase
of seed potatoes to be sold to the Irish
tenant farmers for planting at cost, or
under cost, or on credit, was read the
first time.
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Distressed 1sIanders.

New York, Feb. 20.-A correspon-
dent on the British gunboat Goshawak,
which carried provisions to the western
islands, writes: "My investigations on
all the islands visited by the Goshawak,
satisfied me that there is no starvation
among the inhabitants. Acute distress
confronts one at every step, but the re-
lief measures of Dublin and local COM
mittees are sufficient to meet the
emergency
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To Annie E. Simmons Take notice
that Peter Simmons has filed his bill Of
complaint on the Chancery side of the
District Conrt Of the First Judicial
District of Wyoming Territory, in, and
for Laramie County, the object and
prayer Of which is to obtain a decree
dissolving the marriage relations exist
ing between you and him. You are
required to answer said bill of COM
plaint on or before March 22d, 1880.
J. s. SPAUN,
j30-1aw-sw Complainant's Solicitor.
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, New York, Feb. 20.-Rev. Edward
Cowley, late manager of the Shepherds
Fold, who was convicted of cruelty
treating and starving the children un-
der his care, was arraigned this MORN
Ing for sentence. Recorder Smith gave
him the extreme penalty of the law
'one year In states prison and $3.50
ane,
Judge Laurence in the supreme conrt
this afternoon refused stay Of pro-
ceeding on the ground that no writ Of
error had been applied for or allowed
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STORM AT SEA.
Rough weather Experienced by the
Steamship Hibernian.

Halifax, Feb. 2O.-The steamship
Hibernian, from Liverpool, reports
terrific gales, during which seas were
shipped which swept overheard one sea-
man and Injured the carpenter and
seaman who were repairing the saloon
companionway, which the seas had
burst. The boats were smashed and
the main try-sail split, bringing the
main boom on the deck. One day only
eighty miles were made, and another
day but 81. Field ice and icebergs
were passed.
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More OF the Dynamite Explo.I


st. Petersburg, Feb. 2o.-Simultane-
ously with the explosion in the winter
palace bombs were thrown into adjoin-
ing streets. A person was arrested
who was seen leaving the palace just
after the explosion.
The Golos states that the cellar under
the winter palace was occupied by four
joiners. three of whom have been ar
rested. The estimated weight of the
dynamite used was about four pounds.
The winter palace is being carefully
searched by company of specially
charged sappers.
The total number of persons killed
by the explosion is ten. The funeral
of the victims takes place to-day.
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RELIEF FoR ICELAND.
st. Louis Sends Twelve Carloads of
Flour and Corn.

1t. IsUAf1 BehUB IWeIVc CArIOhds OF
Flour and Corn.
st. Louis, Feb. 20. .-Twelye car loads
of -four and corn meal were shipped to
New York this evening by the Irish
relief committee of the merchants ex-
change. Each Of the five railroads run
ming east from here took part Of the
shipment free of charge. The supplies
will be shipded from New York to
the Liverpool corn exchange, that body
having consented to act as distributor
for the exchange here 1t will be sent
at once to the Irish ports nearest to the
districts most in need of food.
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Montreal, Feb. 20.-The famous alb
duction case of last December has been
nnraveled by the capture of the perpe-
traitors, Girard and his son-in-law, the
latter was employed in the bank of
Montreal. Miss Trudean tainted re-
peatedly on recognizing them. They
confessed that their design was to
ravish her, but were alarmed by the
suffusion of blood from her mouth
and they sent her home.
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Nashville, Feb. 2O.-Burnell Smith
and John Hall were executed at Muir
freesboro ut 1:3o p. m. to-day, for the
murder Of Major Pugh last May.
They were prononnced dead within II
minutes, hurried to short distance
from the gallows, and an attempt was
made at resuscitation, but failed.
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London, Feb. 20.-In the Liverpool
spring cup race in March, Parole will
carry the top weight, 131 pounds; Mis-
take, 90; Sly Lance, %; Wallenstein,
91. In the United Kingdom steeple
shase at Croydon, April l, ]. G. Ben
nett's Muscadin, will carry 155pounds.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
LEGISLATION AT THE CAPITAL
Tho Fitzjohn Porter BiIi-Exodus
ReIief-The Bill to Promote Do
Ian Too Latest. Joo and
Denver Road


Washington, Feb. 20.-The commit
tee ON territories decided to recommend
the passage of bill extending the juris-
diction of United States courts in civil
and criminal matters to the Indian
territory, and providing for the ac-
quirement of citizenship by Indians,
and the allotment of lands to them in
severalty under the prescribed condi-
tions.
The senate proceeded to consider the
calendar, besides the various private
bills.
The following bills were passed.
The bill providing for the delivery of
dutiable articles In the mails, and for
indemnity for lost registered articles.
A bill to repeal the provisions Of the
revised statutes authorizing the ad-
vancement OF navy and marine officers
thirty numbers In rank for extraordi-
nary heroism.
A bill to authorize the president to
appoint Sergeant John Dolan, Fifth
cavalry, to the rank Of second lieuten-
ant and place him on the retired list,
was indefinitely postponed upon read
ing telegram from the secretary of
war to Cockrell stating that Dolan was
killed in the late battle with the Utes.
A joint resolution was introduced by
Platt authorizing the president to in
vite the cooperation of foreign gov
ernments in the construction of the
inter-oceanic canal, but was objected
to by Gordon and laid aside.
The bill introduced by Vest to incor-
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Vaat
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tho aanato ,o.nn,.s .on.;,...,ion lt A..
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tho m;l;,a,v sarr;oa 80 sbon, tlat t,,oSo
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Atlanta, Feb. 20.-A large party Of
citizens are securing the country near
Newman for Bivens, who while drunk
last night, ravished his sixteen year old
daughter and fed to the woods. Re-
ports of his death will accompany the
news of his capture.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A Passenger Train Jumps the Tract.
Many Injured, Several Fatally.
Chicago, Feb. 20.-By the running
OFF of the track by passenger train on
the Bellaire and Southeastern railroad
while crossing trestle near Bellsire,
Ohio, last night, the cars fell distance
of thirty-ive feet. Twenty passengers
were seriously injured, and thirteen
dangerously. Among those fatally in
jured, is Hon. Lorenzo Danford of st.
Clairsville, Ohio, an ex-congressman.
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Supposed Dynamite Fiend.

Paris, Feb. 20.-A Russian subject
named Hartmann has been arrested
here upon charges of connection with
the Moscow explosion. Russia has
made formal demand for his extradition
and documents in support of the de-
mand are expected shortly.
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Chicago, Feb. 20.-1nterviews with
about fifty editors who are here attend
ing the press association of Illinois,
left the Inter Ocean in doubt whether
Grant or Blaine is ahead in their pref
orotono
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For sale, cheap for cash, at LEADER
office. We will furnish them, with
printed cards and return request for
$500 per thousand. The envelopes are
made of extra thick Manila paper. are
well gummed and singh cut" daw
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Fatal Explosion In chill.

London, Feb, 20.-Advcies from VAL
paraiso of the 9th state by the explo-
sion of shells in the arsenal twenty per-
sons were killed and half the building
DESTROYED.
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The Maryland Dems.

baltimore, Feb 20.-The Gozctte in
terviewed the legislature to-day. OF
the democrats, 81 support Bayard, and
10 for Tilden. The republicans lead off
with 10 for Blainesnnd for Grant.
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Washington, Feb. 2o.-The president
has nominated Rowland Z. Trowbridge,
of Michigan, to be commissioner of In
dian affairs.
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Washington, Feb. 20.-The senate in
executive session to-day confirmed
Frank Mason, of Ohio, U. s. consul at
Basle, Switzerland.
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Cincinnati, Feb. 2o.-The score at
midnight in the pedestrian match
stood as follows.
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This space is reserved for
Craig & Gardner's New Gard,
which will be inserted on the
arrival of their New Stock of
Goods about the 1st of March.
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LINEN Departments

Linen Damask Towels,
Linen Huck Towels, :
Scotch Honeycomb Towels,
Heavy Table Linens, per yard,
Colored Table Linens, only
White and Colored Napkins, Per
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$ historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo
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FINE GREEN TEA al s0c. poxnd.
w. u. BLAIR q Co. 1lO0 Nsin street,
WHO IS MRS. wIssLowi

AS thi, onsssiou Is fcquescy ssked,lwe WIN sim-
ply say that she is lady who " upwards Of thirty
years has ursfnEiy devoted lsv tiwe and tsenss -
a female phvnsisu and nurse principally 0snon0
chisren. She has especially sftlIed the consfiso-
iion and wants 5f this numcroa, Sass. and as ~
suit Of this e6ofs and prscsiczl knowledge obtaeed
In lifetime sperH IS nurse and pfssis1as, she inD
compounded sosfning Syrup for ct'ssren teethinG
u operates like msRie-siytng rest aSs beatb-Au0
y. moreover. sure toresuiate the boweS In conss-
s,,ence Of this artIcss Mrs. wrSsLow q tecomiug
wosid-renowned rs zsbeuefactsr OF her skce; chill
drea certainly do RISE ~ aud bless herr especially
10 tsss the case IN this city, Vast quanlfesof The
Soothing Syrup are Dks69 sold and used Vert. We
thipA Mrs. WinsIow has tpmovtslixed her Nne BY
this Invaluable article. and we sincerely believe
thousanss Of children have been saved non su
early grave by its timely sse. and that millions ~
unborn'w,l share Its beBenes and unite Ia csirln0
her blessed No MoTHKR iiss discharged her 7Aaey
to her suffering little N opinion, untn<slso
has given ir the bene6t of H<<s Winsiows SoothDpg
Syrup. Try II. mothers-T1T TTs N0w.-L0d9ie
Visitor. New York city. Sold ty all drugeists--26
cents bottle. de 1U-eodiw
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The Alleged Railroad Discrimination
ATLANTIC COAST LINE ANDY
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Va, September %, 1880.
Editors Dispatch;
Dear Sirs,-As the officer In charge OF
the passenger department Of the various
railways OF Virginia aud the Carolnas that
entered into a. trafac contract on Sep
tember 10th, having among its prime
objects prevention OF unfair discrimi-
nations against any OF the important
centres OF trade reached or traversed by
their lines, the paragraph in your issue OF
yesterday alleging continuance OF dis
crimiDatioB in passenger-3ates possesses Ia
terest to me. l have the honor TO say that
on the 18th instant (the day the contract re-
ferred to became Of effect) ordered of
sale at all points within our con-
troll rouHd.trip tickets to all north
ern points, and restored standard rates
wherever they had been demoral-
lied By competition. This action embraced
all important points in this State and North
and South Carolina. My requests Of like
effect TO officers Of connecting lines SOUTH
ward were also complied With, and the
object desired-vi3, parity OF passengers
rates as between Richmond and northern
cities-was believed to have been attained.
II your correspondent will kindly furnish
me the facts in the case In point II will be my
great pleasure TO investigate and correct the
evil complained of, II within the territory
we control. A. POPE,
General Passenger Agent.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Trial Ended.-The trial OF Flynn Bur-
russ alias John Coleman (colored), which
was begun in the Hastings Court Judge
Clopton presiding Monday morning. end
ed yesterday morning about O'Clock. The
case was gwen to the jury at 81 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, and verdict sentencing z
the prisoner to thirteen years. confinement
In the penitentiary was rendered in a half
hour after the jury retired. None OF the
jurors were in favor Of hanging Burruss,
but several wanted to give him eighteen
years IN the pententlary. he was tried for
killing his wife by cruelty beating her with
a stick. The crime was committed several
weeks ago. and the facts have already ap.
peared in the Dispatch.
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.uCrsoN sALss This DAs.

fe- 0n all soiss OF kess Hsfais sseds ossUesa
Il 1st Of ydnnsry aud taa Of Fsns the tdzes|s,
he prsss,st ys0r haze 10 paid IN ths pwrcAdsss
On all soLss made tstUssn the lst OF July and lac
of the year the taTes haus to be psd by ths ssiter
This custom wss adopted ybou, 6fteen years aGs
bg all the real estate agents IN Rcbmsnd, and -
pieste RiehRe ord and vieinityI
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, Lesses, mules, &c
GEORGE =. vAsHON SON, 8 r. NJ. most de.
sirable suburbhH residence on Grsve avenue op-
posite the residence OF Charles 4. Workman. Esq.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS. ~ T.. NJ, tie thrce-storv
Rranite-f-ont bnck store and dwelling No. 1918
east Frankhn street. and the large building In
the rear, ON Walnut aliev.
ROBERT B. LYME, 5 p. NJ. desirable and we'll
built new brick store and dwelling corner OF
First and Leigh streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. p. NJ, trustees sale OF
the frst-class stock-brick residence No. 407
Eighth street, between Marshall aud Clay.
PAINE 4 NOWLIS, notions, dry goods, boo;s,
shoes. clothing, bets, and sundries
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, l0H A. NJ, furniture &c.
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THR CAMPAIGN-MEETISG OF The CITY
CoNNITTEE.-At a meeting Of the City Con-
servstive Committee held last night-B. G.
Gray. ESQ.,, the superintendent, in the
chair-the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
RESOLVED, That each ward superintend-
ent be instructed to organize at once in bis
ward Hancock, English, and Wise Club
unless there is at present some available or
ganizatiOn in existence-and that said clubs
he earnestly requested to proceed TO enroll
members and secure the qualification OF all
known Conservatives, with the view OF poll
ing a full vote on November I'd.
ReSotred, That at the weekly meetings OF
this committee ito be held each Tuesday
night until the eection) the presidents OF the
ward clubs be invited to be present to give
and receive Information concerning the pro-
gress OF the campaign.
ReSOiued, That in the intervals between
the meetings Of the committee the Execu-
tive Committee shall be authorized to take
such steps as the exigencies Of the canvass
shall demand, and to act, under such cir
cumstances, in the name Of the whole COM
mittee.
The Executive Committee was consti-
tuted as follows b. &. Gray, j. b. Bigger,
Peyton Wise. Thomas Cox, j. T.. Cabell,
and Robert Ii. Styl.
The committee adjourned to meet on
Monday night next, and after that Will meet
each Tuesday night, at s O'Clock.
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CrrY-SERaEANr LEE IxpIcrep IoE Fgf

CrY-SERGEAST LEE INDICTED FOR FEf.
oEY.-The erand Jury OF the HusiiDss
Court met yesterday, and was engaged
nearly all day In considering the charges
against City.Sergeanf Lee for receiving
more money from the State Auditors to pay
for clothing prisoners in tbe city tail than
was allowed by law. Two separate indict-
ments for felony were found against Mr..
Lee, after which the grand insy was adj
iourned for the term.
The matter will be brought before the
Police Justice this morning, and ID the ac-
cused is sent back TO the Hastings Court
he will probably be tried at this term.
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xpucArrONAI.
srn,cxI COLLEGE OF vIGNIA
M RICHMOND.

- <xts.,,,irs, sc<.ion Of this INSTITUTION VII, ee.
.,twWnnSnty Cc7 ogER Arm. and Commune Mo y
EoyTHs This extension Of ne 'srm ussin - ,ne 81
nvse..,y In order 20 meet she demands oi 'he sS'-
ence and ibe profession.
FACULTY.
IR. MccAw NJ. ID, Professor OF frsc'ice anu
Dsnn DssnnoSssp ~ McGriRr NJ ~. Professor OF suresry'
81 n fsotFnkx M. ID, Professor OF t,nsse,f'css.
nno,S g WTIIrokD. ~. u. Professor OF Ma'efis
sT,s y MANSON, NJ. H., Professor OF Physio'osS
anq s'Is ~ crIisx. NJ. d. Professor Of Diseases OF
M,stiam III. TAYLOR, NJ. d., Professor OF Chem
isffy and Pharmacy. =, N puoe..so- ~
knslomy. .oYY-xcr CORPS.
r.p cuxSiScnss, NJ D., Clinical Lecturer on
I've and Far. ,,,xo, m diseases of thc
Hear ~ sup NV NJ ID. ec,urer ON Minor surgery.
~ ~ ~ - sxIrfps NJ. D., Post. Norlem CipIque;
IKoiSrR. N. h.. Lecturer on Urinary Che
an :ee c,,p,ea, advantages Of the city are at the
a,snassi of The rHcuHy. and the gresest attention
si ~ Md 10 fhe practical study OF disease
me y.rouy have determined in engihenine tner
.,, moi 10 increase the fees which VIII oe IS tnes
SsSe hsen from The tefianing-s11o.
r., c.tSiosueS or fnr,ber Information Apply 10
f"' a. h. MCCAIN. NJ. D.. Dean,
..,o-,odtoc4 500 Grs.e street, Richmond.
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LEVY BRoTHERs. agents for yosrER's hid
GLOVES, with patent laced fastenings. received on
yesterday their early fall importation. Tbe Foster
Is now the bsau ideal OF handsomely. Ntinx anu
comfortable KID Glove. ano h largely doing away
with the use OF buttoned Md gloves, ~ the lxeeS
fnstenius ,s 50 much more eoasenient. LEVY hNo'
rHRRa win take pleasure In SHOWING sher popslAI
brasd 70 The ladies sad ssnslsnsn os IBIS essys
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DRY GOODS.


GRAND OPENING
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FoR THE
LADIES OF RICHMOND.
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY b co.
have just received some sstie NEST exaszisite
DRESS GOODS,
suitable for the present season. suckas
sOLID-c0LORED sATlN DE LYON and BRO
v,, CApts to match
y '' - TITAN CLDTHs.
WABONssT,
Noy.l,is. in DRESS GOODS In BAND6ERCHfEF
sUIriAGS IN FLASNELs for LADiES'
DRESSES, entirely neu--all shatus
BLACK GOODS-Opr stock In this department IL
alrx.ys hep. full OF ihs very bsst nsas,;
Ex5raofdInary bargans In rABLs LINENS
TOWELS. NAPKINS, Sc. &a;
Pf.ASOCOvERsI In tlie mos, eS}plslte patterns.
CLOTHS ana FANCY OAsSIhEitars, both for
fSi' i line Sso OF LxDiss' and 6sNIiEMKS's UN-.
Haadsonest % stock OF HOSIERY to- se found in The
I.c OF 5'RED. BoRnERED nasxDKKRcHIEFs>
Nh. Ne have teen fortunate In securing the sesv
vices OF the folosing geatamsn, who VIII 10
pleased to see their frieDds :: H. q. Csre. hosst
| Arnistead. Joseph j Anltss9ns X; A. CoewEsnxS
t. p. IIudglns. u G. woocy. w. Z. Barker; Gssxrs
IA. Bssby. Davi lCogbill, u Rt Powell. w w. p!ns.
sy. ID. v. Hsokias. +. Il. Lyoss, Jr.' W. Z. naf~
Il shaii. John VI. Price. 80
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A Nuisance Abated.-By order Of the
Mayor the longstanding pool Of stagnant
water at the corner Of Stockton and Eighth
streets has been drained. This is subject
OF great rejoicing TO the people in that To-
cality.
YESTERDAY Mr.. |. G. Wells. member Of
the Board OF Health, officially notified the
Mayor OF a number Of other places Of which
great and Just complaint has been made.
They will all receive needed attention.
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PeRsoyAL- -BRIs2 ITEMS. "A compliment,
ary musical entertainment has been rendered
Nj. John ID. Rediord by humber OF DIS
friends here, to take place at sn early aav. ,s
Track..aying westward from Maldens-
Adventure dam will De Commences .o.sy s!:
| The telegraph line Is now complete 70 'n''
point.
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Important Notice. Attention is called 10
the notice OF Captain James A. Lipscomb,
chief OF police. After tomorrow all horses
found running AZ large will be taken up and
the owners fined. This has been rendered
necessary on account OF the great complaint
OF citizens in reference TO horses running
Mt large and because the hobbies used have,
in most cases, proved useless. After this
time no horse will be permitted to run at
large with or without hobbies.
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OUR TERMS
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
A. sAKs h CO.,
THE BOYS CLoIHIERs,
1913 Main street, opposite p0st-ofnee'
NEw UsE FOR CORK.

The new cork ruN-ha' IN.
gratiaie itself SO rapidly into public favor that Is
supersedIng all appliances heretofore emplo'ed Tor
like purpose. Its most remarkable feature IS J"
"extraordInary durability; in this respect no
other asor.coveIins can compare with IL ~ s
equally desirable for dinng-roons, halls cDurches'
and every variety Of building. Kept by all hrs''
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