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ALCOuOL--g2. S5 TO $40 per gallon.
WIusNY--Swect mash, gl.2lGI.Sl; sour
mash, 81 .GO@&j, eccordiug@age.
WIEEs--C larpt, In case, S5.I5GGt; CataWbs,
per gplloX, ~ Hose; Port, per gallon, Sl 20 h
Sgj sherry, per gallon, N..la2Si Madeira, per
gallon, N.H3Sti White wine, In cases, 81 81
R5l9.
CgA&pAGyR-C 0ois IN baskcts, slsOs2O
Hel0gicok, in basket, 0sS; Nrug, In basket. M;
Domestic champagne, sl0@lG.
ALE-Stock ale, per d0zea, 81 l51fl SO; Por-
ter, per dogeS, gl,.sA.Ee.
BorraI baEp-St. Louis quarts sia, pinte
sl2 5V, EudWiscr sl2, pints Sl3 30.
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Burgies. Rods, wheels ,ro uo,os

WHEELs--(Snrven. )--A wholesale, sl3 r,r
seti so. 20; o sS.25; j s7.25. 20
a., SPRIn9 wagon BEDS. -,-Burr's patent, sls,
Sl9 and $40 for plain, single and double man
nels. sp""
sHAFTs,--A $50; q $780,
Poles --B 500 A 81.
az buGGiEs .--B end spring, $40; A side spring,
go: strictly phaetons $50. Carriage,
s.6s. Gentlomen's driving buggy. ride bar
ssiooi DO tpeeding,Ya. End spring, s,rictly a
WAS top'open, eos SIS, sidc prlng do, SID 10
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
MEDICATLD BOUGIES. Patented Oct. Is,
le1G. One box
No. win cure any case in four days, or less.
No will cure the most obstinate case, no
matter Of how long staRCing.
No yaUseous doses Of cubebs, co talpa, orol
Of s2pGslwood, that are certain 10 produce dis
pepsia Wy destroying the coatings Of the
stomach
Pfice. 81 70 Sold by all drugglst1, or mailed
on receipt OF price.
For further par iculars send for circular.
P.O, Box 1888, j. c. ALLEN 81 co. "
John sweet, Me- York.
Quick, safe and sure cure
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Keats ana Hard,

BACON Long clear sl3es Q; short clear
w. Breakfast bacon l2c.
Day sAar-lopg clear sides, S; short cleer
50.
,E4ws--PIaln, sugar cEred, lOXci canvass
| cd do, lie.
LAsL-Iiccc, 10; half barrel, 1915; pals
3 to 10 pounds, III 5 pounds, ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

eoAL-Indian Nation, 81 80 psr ton, deliv
ered.
GoFE-i0 ceUt' per- barrel.
WOoS-Oak, hickory and ash "a 90 per
cord. Sawed stove wOsd Ia retglllns Al Inc
rates OF 80 to 81 psr ced.
CnARcoAL- o. cents per barrel.
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fRAIRn CnICKKEs--We quote al Ikc or,o,,
sQuIRRKLs--Per dozen, Gee, "P'e''
grown. SO 20 80 sP'uBi ~
TuRKLYS,- quote see. to nc. apiece
Duchs-For tame, 1880; wild, $50 snirre
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24
Coaees asa Teas.

CoFFEa-Rio, cVnxoa, l2pl4e, ord,.
navy 100 fair, l51S; good ie
PRIME pr. lsA; choice, lG,l@l7; Laguayra
IRAs-1,lmpeiial, fron is@85c. per psnna.
s soans hyson' 4oesc Oolong, l5@Bse; Japan
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

,,S5sAEs.-W quote; Powered 10 Crushed
H%j -Grnnulated II; standard A, 1917, Whit,
extra Z, 9A extra Q 10 to -; Yellow gl; 70 IN
Louisla9a new white clarified lOK,. Choice O.
prime, So, fair 81 'e0 %
, MotAssEs-O hoice q, prime, e; fair, II
Louisiana f9ir, a; Chosse6O. '''i' ~
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OAK sol -LEATuEa-Over 20 lbs, Acc; Go
lndcr 20 lbs, SIC.
HEsLOCs SOLE-IEATHER' - Best Euifal0
daughter, 35c good do, 2Sci best MatGmras
Sc.
OAK HARNESS LlATIlEE--No. !, 4Oci do, No.
rs.
HEMocK HAwEss IEATuER-No. !, 8s; do,
No. p So
eppEB-French cali, 81 20 90 So; do. kip,SI 10
3tl,3j per pound; American calf, SOC @Sl SO;
10, KIP, gjc@SI.
CoLLAEs-Duck, No. /. per dozen, $50.
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OAK HARNESS tuAqunH-No. !, lOt


bBEs--Dry Tint, Is pounds and upwards, =
ny klpe, nee o. grubs, u g.; gruDb klps nc
~ eaAe9, Sc; green butcher hides &c.
skins SOC. 6heep skins tr0m 25c @5Oo egch.
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Irregular, but aboat ~ 3,
Wagon Woodwork.

,elect, S5; Xxx, cl.1b. ->-'-
SAWED FElLoSs--''< 20 TX, 80 per set.
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Geas-20c. per dozen.
hurrHr--a9 to "a cents for cho,ce, On so, =,
erior soun try and Texas. ~ ior il
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Illustrated @'H '4i,Sc oudo, ~! plggs, Coz
and silt binding, 60 cent?, came in psnsr
covers, 20 cts. Manhood, 70 cents. Won,r
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 5 cents--ssep,sI,
sealed, by mail. Send money or posr,s
stamps. Or. WHITTIER, the great speciag.s
w st Che"les Street. st. Louis. lJo
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Cottea continued mole or less H.
regular. auyerJ say o line Of
ten Or twenty balcs o pure mid ling would to-
day as yesterday bring io3z cents. But wagon
LOTT did not sell for over lo}5. a. the great
bulk Of sales were IN thai way, we make tho
quotation lQ'i, ana other mEdesin proportion.
a 1Rrge par cent Of The cotton brought in TO-
day was pu, in warehouse, tho owners re-
fusln to accept the offers.
Data are ia lively demsnd Early they
brought 10 cents end late ij, closing tight at the
last figure. Offerings were light and all in
town readily bought up.
Corn wa also ION tins rampage" Light re-
celpts, bad rosds, and prospscgs Tor
worse, suGeusd the spinal column
of the Egyptians, and they demanded ~ cthts
per bushel from Jossph's bsethering, without
putting the money back into the mouths Of
the Jacks" Nobody but city dealers 90 that.
Hay sl4 por son for loosc.
Bacon iseasy Lt61S and 81 for sacked end
dry salt, clear sides. THE dsmasd is light aud
9niinsd TO a few.
General groceries continue worry active with
all manner OF canAed goods freely taken.
Gomez ID nrfncr anu more regular,
Sugar unchanged.
Butter has advanced to 70 csntl eer pound In
lots, asd so cents over the counter The supply
is fair.
Eggs ara scarce and irregular. Some holders
asked 10 cents per dozen for all they had and
refused to take 4 cent less. Tho presunpti on
is they will be held at 30 retail tomorrow.
Apples are higher, with stock uncsmforta-
bly, light for the occasion. They were held
at Alto 81 60 per barrel to-day.
Onions are quotable at a. % to S. per barrel
and rather scarce.
Potatoes scarce o. a per barrel.
Wool is quiIt, with tae season about closed.
Hides are unchanged
Pecans dull gt s. % per bushel.
Herses and mules are in moderate demand.
Farmers sre xoplenishiug their work stock
for nett year.
Tusksys are in active demand, and readily
sell for-anything almost asked.
Chickens are III fair sIpply, and too irregu-
lar to quote,
Game of alllnds Is wanted. It is In small
supply. Many times more could be sold IL o.
fered.
Wood is in good demand and fetching "a so
to 90 per cord.
The coal yard wnI still oui Of stock to-day.
1t was in frantic demand, bu. could not be
had. shipments are ON tho roat
and confidently expected tomorrow morning
other wiee there win bes good damper upor
Christmas day in "a hundred households (,
town.
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Fish nndOvsterA


CYsIERs--75 Q. per hundred.
FtsH--ls1sc. yer 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

sl25; Jumr-rrseais do, S'sG; platform spring
dc, $50; three spri-g do, 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

Fine, 90; medium, ~; heavy, 20c, BlSek
)UrIy anu dirty, b to 10 cents Of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-24

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. bo,.
boon selling Nv fPs syphjlitic spsclge "a
years, and regard It superior 10 anvtbin'
known 90 science, iOr the diseases far vbl.s
IL IA recommended We hcya neyerk poTr
Of single failure
b. j. Csssgla, IhpmeSyi!l6, Ga.;I, Y. Gra@
& Co.. EouyJhe, Ga; Hon, EanklP 4 TamsS
Atlanta, Gs.' iamhert0n, Sgmrels Rsy
rolds, Atlanta, So; Daniel s. Marsh, Atlanta
Ga.
ATLANTA, GAYJulya, 1874,
WE have use' SrnH vrhliiia SDgelSelr
the T5Gtmel' of eTTcla Joy ,he last yesf
end he.ieVo &C. ia The ONLY certain remedy INV
Yi,-t effect permanent cure for diseases iol
which, you recommend 10.
GRfEr. ALEXANDER &Co.
$1,000 reward wiz be paid 10 any chemist
|no VIII inn, on ansksis Of lll bottles q
$. S. s., one particle Of mercury, i1dicepolss.
sium, or any mineral subHguCe.
PrepRred only - the w % Specific com.
pany, sMStlnhta, o4. so.a by George Tat.
PatteTF II.
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DALLAS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, !
NaNeMhar a3, lalN. /,


Trade continues as lyyoly as 10 won c' IN b ,
The city was well filled with people tod 4y, AMI
every one was spending money neei%, Hell!
day goods are IL heayy der. and, which II
promptly supplied ny our merchants. The
stocks are ample. They anticipated q sood trade
and are getting IT, Ills Crlsmas eve, le1a'
is prosperous, the pesple awe plenty Of mon
ey, times are good, and uley are determined
tohave sone enj0ymeEG upOn this great an
piyetsary occasion. They are richly entitled
to it, for they have, up to the beginning Oh
1880, pulled through seven yaars Of depression
and stringency and want, with broken wreck
at every turn 10 their paths
The proposition 20 erect greai cotton lac'
tory is received with the greatest enthusiasm
by the community ut Large. Everybody Is
agreed that It is just the thing we want, And
they all say we need that more Than we
need railroads, and they say that
the stock should be put in
shares 50 as to enable all to take thom accord
ing to their several mcEno. The books are
ready and the euterprlza formally started
Tbe.we.lhar Is mother bright nor beautiful,
and II looka Ike NC ave to have good deal Of
moisture and mnd mixed up with our festiyi-
ties. It's all right indoors, fit iaa little dis
agreeable or the 0utsidc.
Inrsiusy circles tuero was nothing new.
The Texas & Pacihcbaye coEsrpcte alltJe
over 40 miles ocnew track since the resump-
ton of treck laying atEeH Worth. The track
is down 49, niles West OF Dallas,
and will be about at the l9oh mile
most frora this city On Sew lea'3 day This
is wonderful progress even mmcdern railway
building. Won5W can take the cars at Dallas
and 70 O. long, loas wag into western fexas,
and d yer non no7 the oars VIII run 80
mllosat least west Of us, if not to Ei Paso.
The company ars confident Of finishing the
roai tm0agh oy January or February year,
when TRADE aud Eave VIII be opuned between
Texalaud Calfonla, China sad lnoia.
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Fort Itu.-eli news.

The Bracket social club gave their
third social hop on Friday evening TO
their many friends. which was very
largely attended by ladies' and gentle
men from Camp Carlin and Cheyenne.
The light fantastic was tripped until
2:30 a. IN. The club talk OF giving a
grand masquerade hall on Christmas
eve.
Crsger & Bessy, hairdressers, have
dissolyed-Mr. Crsger buying out his
partner.
Major Towar and family arrived on
Thursday, and Major wham has pack
ed up TO make roo for Major Towar.
who will remain with us.
Lieut.. J. NJ. Porter returned Tues.
day and Is doing duty with his com.
pany, NJ.
NJ company have a race horse. They
call him Wanderer (p)
There are now four telegraph instru-
ments in the POST and plenty of stu.
dents. Wires are stretched In all d.
rections, the principal one being from
the band to the provost's quarters.
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Overshoes and Boots at Polack's.
ol3tf
HORRIBLE TO THINK OF.
Astounding Disclosures and Important
Information.

Astounding Disclosures and Important
Information.
The attention Of the people of this
city and county Is specially called to the
number OF deaths reported In the papers
from that dreadful disease, Consump-
ton. In fact, this disease Is reported
TO be constantly increasing. rs can be
seen by examining the mortality list,
and all cauked by not breaking up q
slight cough or cold rs soon as 1t up
pears, which can DO easily done by us.
ing HALE's HONEY OF HoREnoUNp
AND TAR, an article which was discov-
cd by the late DIR. Hale, a celebrated
physician Of Europe, and used In his
private practice for many years with
great The present proprietor,
believing this market required just such
IN article, has purchased the same mt q
large outlay, and II now preparing II
according to the original recipe. And
those who have used the article (which
are ~tiIousands) consider 1t q certain
cur for all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Difficult Breathing, and all affections OF
the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs
leading to Consumption. Sold by all
druggists, and at C~rittenton's Patent
Medicine Depot, Z Sixth Avenue, New
York City. Prices 90 cents and 81.
Great saving by purchasing large size.
Pixies ToorHAcHE DRoPs cure in
n minute.
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Gen. Geo. A. Forsyth, aid -ds-eamp
on Gen. ~shsTtdah's statf, passed through
yesterday on bis TetaFR 10 he4dqaaTtsT.
in Chicago.
Col. Royal, inspsct0E general Of The
department u the Platte, has retained
from Fort AiObE@Ts, the mes post ia
the northern part " the stats. He re,
p1Tts that the fort Is nearly completed,
and will be ready for occupancy by the
LIST Of December. The appropriation
WAS $4,000, and the coat Of the post
will be within that amount. Il Is built
OF adobe, In a substantial and comfort.
able manner. Col. Royal says that the
adobe buildings are the finest that he
has seen anywhere-not even excepting
those in New Mexico. A windmill
costing nearly $1,000 has been erected
and will supply an abundance Of water.
The houses are all to be supplied with
water from an elevated tank.
The fort Is 10 be In command Of Mai,
UPham, who has one company Of the
9th infantry and three companies Of the
9Th cavalry. The location 10 about 100
miles from o'Neill, TO which point the
Sioux City and st. Paul railroad win he
completed by January lst.
The live stock on the ranges in the
vicinity Of Fort Niobrara Is looking
well.
Upon the recommendation Of his com.
pany and post commander. SO much Of
the u~nexecuted portion Of the sentences
relative 10 confinement awarded Sad
der William A. Hays. Co. X, 5th cavalry,
by a general court martial orders No.
IS, csrrent series. from these head
quarters, Is RENTED.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

The sprkingnenA convention met a
city hall last essniBG
M, A H. Johnson vas elected chair.
man and J. Is. Walsh secretary.
The COMMITTEES on credentials report.
Cd In favor Of admitting the following
named gentlsmsn:
n. II. kssfs, l. AeGinn, Y. AeEIrOy,
I. Joe Fisher, d. Fallen, d. c. Lusk,
A. X. johnson, J. b. Walsh, G. q.
Ford, NJ +. Maley, ii. Butcher, w.
MeGinniss, r. Rodgers, T. Conroy, L.
NEG uire.
Nominations for delegates were de-
elared In order. ID. c.Lusk dominated
Hon. A. III. Swan. and ID. Fallen nomi.
mated a. T. Post.
Messrs- Keefe and Fisher were ap.
pointed tellers.
An informal ballot showed eight votes
for Swan and i've for post. The first
regular ballot stoOd-Swan I, Post Z.
The second ballot stood = Swan 8,
Post q.
The candidates for county commits
sioners were selected As follows: Henry
Housman, A. J. MeMinn, N. Robert
son.
Mr.. Fisher moved that the eonyen-
ton adjourn until this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. and the motion prevailed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19
Yesterday. Horse nace..

The last days races Of the Cheyenne
driving park were well attended yester'
day. The first race was the 2:4O class
Premiums, 1925, $50, s25. Entries,
Bridgeport Boy, Clifton b. and Pauline,
Clifton d. won three straight heats
Time, 2.55s. 1854. 800.
In the free for all. pacing, tpremiums,
$50. s75 and $685. there were three en-
tries, viz, Sea Foam, Hawk and Fred
Douglass. Fred Douglass won the first
heat and Hawk the three last. Time
2:43, 2:4l!, 2:4lt, 2:+4.
The last race was a running one,
quarter mile and repeat. Premiums.
$50, s25. Entries, Cheyenne Girl
Bollie and Dick. Bollie won the frs
heat, and Cheyenne Girl the two las
and the race.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

Judge Peck granted . noR-suit In tie
case Of Francis MIlheTn ". TIE Tn,
iOH Pacific Railroad company Al Lara
ME City Oh Saturday last.
This Sas Al action for damages In
consequence Of bodily injuries received
~ tie plaintiff during the night Of
Nov. u, 1875, in consequence Of a de
fectiye engine and incompetent engin-
Ger, while the plaintiff, as defendants
yardmaster, WAS forming \ freight train
At Laramie City. The injuries include
4 permanent injury TO the spine and
paralysis in the right leg. Damages
claimed, 5000. The trial commenced
on the 18th inst. and ended at noon on
the 10th inst.
At the conclusion Of plaintiffs open
ing evidence, the defendant moved for
nonsuit on the ground of contributiye
negligence on the part Of the plaintiff.
The motion was granted NJ. c.
Brown, for plaintiff, w. w. Corlett,
for defendant.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

The Union Pacific Railway Company
Reduces Passenger Rates.

Commencing with November LIST the
Union Pacific railway company makes
another voluntary reduction in its local
passenger rates to points on the main
line and the branches in Nebraska, and
on the Utah and Northern, the cutting
down being done in accordance with
the policy to place fares rs low rs can
be afforded.
The reduction in Nebraska is from
I'VE TO four cents per mile for first class
passage, and n correspondent. lowering
OF rates Is made on the western div
isions.
The local rates between MI stations
that are between Omaha and Ogden is
reduced generally 20 per cent, aud in
some cases, still more.
The change will lower through rates
also to points in Montana and Idaho.
Some OF the new rates from Omaha
are the following:
To Lincoln, g.. 20; Fremont, SIS o
Columbus, $3. 20; Grand Island, 90. 20;
kearney. $7.s6; North Platte. sll.G5;
Sidney, sl6.s Is; Cheyenne, s22 80; Ogden,
10000; Dillon 1.-THE new terminus Of the
Utah and N%orthern), $500.
Thus the old rate to Ogden was ST.. 80,
the reduction being SIT. 80. The old
rate to the terminus Of the Utah and
Northern was si07. 75, the reduction
being s2a.75. The old rate from
Cheyenne to Ogden was $40. 80. The
new rate will be $500.
On the date OH which the new rates
go into effect, November first, the com.
pany places another advantage before
the travelling public. Round trip tick
cts limited between points in Nebraska
not exceeding seventy-tiv miles apart,
will lie reduced one-eighth from the reg
ular fare. -Omaha Herald.
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PERSONAL roINr

Mr.. A. ID. Balloon is up from Den
yer.
Robt. Law. esq, returned yesterday
morning.
Ulysses Grant, jr., subscribed 5000
in cash to the brooklyn elevated rail-
road.
Manager Rhodes has several fine
dramatic attractions, which he will in
troduce at an early day.
A A. Egbert. est, superintendent
OF the Q. e. and ID. r., came up yester-
day on railroad business.
Nj. Andy Borden. clerk ut the
Thornburgh house, Laramie City, re-
turned thither yesterday.
Robert Toombs, OF Georgia, intends
10 build n cotton factory worth $780,
900 at Washington, in that state.
Spotted Tail has paid his first law
yer's fee; he will soon be signing for the
amenities Of savage life once more.
A New York woman is wearing an
ss. 600 bonnet. The people are looking
10 Mrs. Vanderbilt N raise ,he record
uon Iohn n rr;.., :, p.w,,..
L.,--., ..u.s 4. -
Yesterday. John was bent ON mission.
| ary business.
AN.w vo,r . 49,. a.. A.
,.a o.. a.. - s'..N-,- ao.S
: o,o -. .,,.,,ns cNr m-N. 49,
C--N|N, y"
A, n,..,.. u,,,o. -. c,.., NJ.
c..s H. 1v,..as,s -
Ci,v n r.. T.. - Crsr'I
n So.
MT. oamaei Lesem' general agent Oh
.ue ifa'eie's insurance Co. Oh mart
badly establish AN agency here.
Msssr. N,r.ro.. an, s.,,..,..,
tractor .nd toraman - az 80
mo..m.-,. :.
,.s,a,d.n -.
ao ''sm house onhceis III new
ioiA c"'eiui'y inspect tne INSIDE Oh
snihg'ious' saran Dernhatdt can't
ion.
N..... n u.m.. H. a.
.nd uarm.. IL. - n-Aa
~ns,.n.ia..
,ndaa :, Ola Eanams -. Ian.
and xn,tondau 80 -
a;ro ~
Mr. 'aanuei ma'iews' proprietor OF
,ne Dig iioin notei at oreen hlver,
wy, mas .'Aue many inhprovemnts IN
nis popular house recently. lie has a
nney iu'h'sled rooms tor
no Recommendation Oh iraVeiers' and
y" ' o"e VI INC pes. III 'he west'
Col. S. W. Downey, chairman Of the
committee appointed by the republican
convention to notify Hon. A. II. Swan
Of his nomination as candidate for dele.
81. a. ...--~.-~N 49,"
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Not Q Beverage.

They are not n beverage, but a
medicine, with curative properties OF
the highest degree, containing no pois-
onous drugs. They do not tear down
an already debilitated system, but build
1t up. One bottle contains more hops.
that 10, more real hop strength, than n
barrel Of ordinary beer. Every drug
gist in Rochester sells them, and the
physicians prescribe them. Rochester
Evening Express on Hop Bitters.
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Stationery ut
jy20tf ADDoMs Il GLovER's.


Prices are still on the decline, and
no humsbag. Immense quantities OF
goods are coming in ard they are going
out for less money than any one ever
thought OF. Frst-class cottage beds for
8 2.50; and everything else in proper
ton. People haven't time TO read prices,
SO stop In and price what you want.
We have enlarged stores by the
addition Of McDaniel's new hall; and
although our goods are being sold rap
idly, new stocks are always arriving
SO that we constantly keep a full line OF
everything. and all are sold at the low
est possible prices.
s2Stf CRAIo & GARDNER.
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Cottage Beds SI.50
and
Everything Else
Proportion
Craig & Gardner's
Notice to Ranehmen and s,oelm.n.

Notice to Ranehmen and stoekm.n.
All stockmen and ranchmen mt this
time OF the year should keep on hand
Addoms & Glover's Compound Carbolic
salve. It Is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, etc etc. With care n sore
back horse can be used and cured by
this Salve. 1t Is n certain, safe and
mild remedy, and is recommended by
most of the stockmen Of this county.
II Is also n remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers and all irritations OF the
skin. Sent by mail on receipt OF price,
25 cents and 81 n box, by the proprie-
tors. ADDoMs Il GLOVER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

Our immense stock OF carpets, oil
cloths, linoleums, mattings, ETC., etc.
has been selected with more than usuai
care this season, and we will sell them
lower than any other house In this ter.
ritory. Call and Vet our prices before
making purchases.
ol3tt MARKS & MYERS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

The ladies Of the Baptist church ar,
earnestly requested to meet ut the resi-
dence OF Mrs. F. E. Warren this after.
neon at three O'Clock, sharp.
Mrs. F. E. WARREN, Pres't.
JENNIE Brown, Sec'y.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

We have just opened a large stock Of
Lamps, consisting Of all the latest de
signs. Don't buy till you have seer
The fines, and largest stock erer sho,cn in
the city ut CRAIG & Gsrdner's. og-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19

You are hereby notified that you
taxes are over due and payable To IT,.
undersigned. The penalty OF ten pr
cent. will soon be added.
q. A. DRAPER,
Sheriff and collector OF Laramie county
ol7-2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19
Marks q Myers

Are offering the most beautiful line
OF silk and fancy hemstitched, colored
bordered handkerchiefs ever seen In the
city. Also n full line Of neckwear.
Come and see the goods. II Is no trouble
TO show them. MARKS q MYERs.
Olaf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-19
COFFEE,

A pure article of Moca, Java and
Rio, ground to order, and guaranteed
TO suit the most fastidious, at
olItf UNDERWOOD q McGREaoR's.