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? March 81. Jacob Reisser, 7Aam'r Of
the estate of Caroline Reisser, decd re,
ported a sale of real estate which, was
confirmed by the Court.
March 29.-Geo.- B Clingan, -Guar.
dian Of the estate of Elzsbeth j. sChnss
an, 2 minor, oblainedo an qorder to sell
real estate. James Cooper, John Long
and Godfrey Rhines were appointed to
appraise the property:
March 30.-Rdbeft jackson, Guar
dian 'offthe estate Of Charles NJ, and
Martha ] Agin, minors, Obtained an
order to sell real estate stJpriyatc SALE
March, 3l:TApplicstionl wasamadeT te
have the 5sstWill and Testamentsof- Jos
seph A. Richardson, decd, admit. ed to
probate; 0heafingo continued TO April
30th,al9 10 Asai ,esss--tsTiTsm oii 3 I
April 2 The last WIN and Tests.
ment 6f John D. CIithero, decd, was ad.
mitted to probates UrvTo
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

IvThe FORD Brothers Of Woods
fieid, are contrasting With our MFR. WARD
for an engine and boiler for their mill at
woodsfeld. They appreciate the ad-
vsnisge of having machine shop near
sthomes and dfestit "a. their sdysntsgs
to save the expense Of going away afrom
home to get their work done, and as
these parties have an Improvement Of
thair own which they want carried out
i6the conslrncsion Of Weir boiler they
AZ ac,lus wissly.in emSIoyisg The ex-
tssoraiaary pschanical Dill displayed in
the management of our machine shop
here's se itis,an admitted fact that inyen1
tors neYfrhaye fsppd any 70 sbringg. .eut
their inyentiansiso perfectly as oar mar
chinist does. yQseEsrH C,y gndSpepdeaf,
LIST inst.
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wMr. WsMs.fWrIHr1tA.N.us Ht..u completed
his seventh term this Spring as teacher
ofthe school In District No s, in Green
township. The residents Of the District
are anxious for Mr.. Williams to take
the achool for sthe 1sishtk term, which
renders comment upon bis qualifications.
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West virginia's New Capital Build.

"osS No" O"pA's'A nuii1 = !.
99TgssfE ing eF9upsSF
WHEELiNG, March 31.-The State
Board of Public Works to-day awarded
the contract for building tie new State
Capital Building at Charleston, Kama
wha couu,yaNest Virgi6ia, toqAs III!
Sheppard, the same contractor who
erected the, present Capita. Building, 10,
this city, The building when completed
win probably cost 2 quarter Of million.
The present letting calls for Sl50,000.
The structure, will be commenced, on the
18th of hexi month, and, ,ionder Che con-l
tract, must be finished May l, 1884, in
time for occupancy by the State Gov I
erhment, which. under the present Law,
must be removed thither In 1885. s'l'
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Chicsgo-5April ~2.-Hogs-Mar
ket more Actly closing, iltin,. with sales
generally 5c4o Vet mixed packing 4'20
@4s45pehoiee heavy 4 5p@41 7Ss lighf
common to choice ( 2O@f IS; chiefy
4 4QI HaDE a0TkH TsKI
tCattle-The heavy rain depressed
business, but there Is . fair demand /;
common ta fair shipping ati4 40; good
TO choice 4 S0@5 SO; butchers steady
and in fair demand at 2 00@4 90; stock.
iers nominal at 2 S0@4 10.
Sheep Market SLOW and steady; COM
mon to medium 5 50@5 Is.
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Bazar fer ApriIr

.cAndreCs Bszar for APril
This model journal will be welcomed
bysli ladies interested IN the mysteries
OF the toilette. The styles Of ANDREWS
Bazaar arejesllg populsrs and those in
the April hdnsbef srs new sndA IN ad-
vance OF those of any other publication
whea've consider the superior sttrac-
tions presented by this Model Family
Paper, its Subscription price only One
Dullar per annum, and see that every
subscriber is presented free With fifty
eenss' worth OF aHndrews' Pinned Paper
Fashions, We areobliged % acknowledge
1t as at least one case where thereading
public get fllf value received for tbe
money they expepd.s We would advice
those Of our readers Who are unacqusin1
ted with the merits Of tie BAxAR to send
ten q Icsp,s. Iiorr rsrpie cepy.to INT8I
W. 3 AspREYs, Rublisher. | q /
Tribune Building, New York.
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~ Bellaire will blush when they learn
t9bscco is heing hagledEby wagon from
Woodsfeld and other points in Monroe
county to towp, and shlpped direct to
Baltimore q Nevertheless It lie q fact. -
Intelligencers Barncspille Cor.espondsns
Who has been hauling tobacco from
Woodsfelda 10 BaruesvilleA since the B:
4 5, W reached this placei,.e.,f ',ess ,.. ne .e
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awhen 1 fsIler gifts mad rand
sioshes round aad cusaea people with.
out namin any one in particular, you can !.
Just be. i cent sgip sS, that bic boithss'
been run agin, ",sayssone' Of the writer's
who spell badly. !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

~ Call Ct tbs sPlRr office for job
printing from visiting card p.to q .di fall
sheet poster. Letter heads, business
card On envelopes. statements and bilf
heads printed on sha5tnetiee.s aaaaa
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s,FWeeasaeId ssock .Marset.. "
Apfif 5.NCsfsis Ease per pound;
neep 3s4e per pound Hogs 34a4c per
pund gross. 4 aAdjRsu 'ahV
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

STEWART ADAzs. Jr., Of Colerain Tp.,
who hes been Government Clerk at
Wjsbingtos Tor several years, has re-
ceived the appointment Of Paymaster's
Clerk on the naval ship. iNipsic,' i which
sailed yesterday from Hampton Roads
for the Mediterranean Sea, where 1T will
be stationed for the coming three years
The position is a good one and is worthi-
y bestowed ST. gldwsri1ie Gdzstte, lst
FFefhGs nj bHIof cd yzwf sSsd
Wss.ig sur sse .aboea r4d yHms4
J n is with pleasure that We mention
the name Of ]. H. Close. OF Belmont
county He has been, a5breeder of Span
isA aMerino sheep for the past 20 years.
Ia 1856 be purchased one-half interest
ID the noted stock famFC Comet. VALUED
at $4,000, owned BY w. r Sanford, of
Orwell, Vt also q number Of sses segs
at $500 each, ON which the foundation
OF his present herd Of $50 breeding
ewes was laid.-P Pittsbseyk issoclandH 4
.tA31 u XIII u u Z
TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fill give grand excursion TO Denver
and an parts in Colorado, Kansas and
Nebrssk.. pn Tuesday. ApriIs6, at tbe
lowest possible rates. The train leaves
as A0:0z a.!rm.e1snda q arrives
1t Chicago eatSl5:5o is.a mga connecting
direct with all roads. The tickets to
Kansas and Nebrsska are good Tor forty
alys, aud passengers win receive every
Attentipn from agents who will accom-.
pany the excursion. This ID 4 splendid
chance to see the West, and ell who
wahsso IodKst NE csuS,Fy s6odld akail
themselves OF this opportunity. First
class COACHES Rlll be used. and quick
time will he made. For further par
ticulaTs, inquire of ], r, Lane, agent at
Barnesville = Enterprise. ,e7. ,tj1 tr,.a
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New York.

,afl ,aaf1xlp,ril ,il 2,-Floulr FFlaal a 5oa7 rs Wheat
3lla "a Com a3a57cs Oats 80 A45cSR. .
VI: Barley 45c. saT .slasms1sssb
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Pniladsiphia.

''sAAIpFfl sAAIppFFfl 2nFlour s. 75as q. sowheal
l 2Sal 81 Corn 52a53c; Oats 42.44c.;
Rvo-s5o 4 II TS--AOTs5;5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

u Al de MothodistT preach, rs e q q. .
day hs pious than their predecess' rs ?
ln-hilittle speech from the chair os-tse
New ork East Conference, yesterday,
Bishc Bowman hinted> IDS mnch, with
out dectly affirming it. He recalled
the oidays in which preachers looked
forwa TO- the me. ting, -of Conference
asa s,soh ofispirauA refreshing. hde-
ploredthe elcroachment OF business
upon evS ton, and Tadmonis6ed the
brethn to spend as much Of the time
az posble on their knees.D S. fRBIIEvy
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ITEMS.

~ IAs.g le.---- Y Al
IT is the opinion of the Seneca Id.
,vsstiser that Thurman shpuld have ths
solid vote Of Ohio 10 the National Con-
vention. ''A s'a2sh AdlH SW
The United States, iug one vsy- and
another, has contributed over one mil
lion of dollars to the destitute and star
wing in Ireland. -
"a RAILwAr has recsn,ly been finished
for the ascent Of Mount vesuvius. It
is 900 meters in length, and will enable
toatistsoto ascendlby it telthe crater In
safety.3 3T9F ea009
ae Hon. L. iANFoRD has, nearly recev-
cred from his recent injuries 'andplis able
to walk ont on the street. His many
friends will be gratiied to hear Of the
,Feeoyeryao Of NJ DssferdTstg Glq'
vile Gazette, Ist inst.
A LITTLE three-year-old sOn OF James
Lyons. of Rich Hill township, not far
from sCdmheriand, fells INTO q pail 81
boiling water a few DAYS ago and was
frightfully scalded. DR.. C. Draper rem
dered prompt and efficient aid and the
little fellow is recovering rapidly
g IIee4srnasy Jeeerseaia". lst isst e
GEO. H UMsrEAp., one of The mem.
bers OF our Bar, and family leave t.
lday { Thursday for New Martinsville,
W. Va /, where they will hereafter reside.
Mr.. Uustead has been Q practitioner at
this Court for a number Of wears, and
| HE absenceiwiil be gteallyIfelt. Success
attend you. in yonr new home.-Bel-
h,0at 6 hronicle, lst inss ,dssG
YOr late quite a trade in old bones has
sprung up in tsis ccuaty Stevens
Brotherss of the Eastern Ohio Railroad,
shipped. to g Canal Dover, party over
8 600 pounds Friday, and a consider
Fahle quantity is yet to follow.AvoThe
price paid to the gatherers is twenty five
cents per hundred pounds.-Guernsey
Jefersonida, lst inst
THE Grand Jury 6f TIE comfy Cork,
Ireland ast6s spaing ASHES hsye, uni
animousIy passed . rssoiul3on nffsfng
their grateful acknowledgements to the
Executive Committee and subscribers I'd
the New York Herald Fund for the
large sums Of money forwarded by them
rethe relisf Of distressT 10 mis- conn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-06

,e9If6In6 on Tue 1aiI1odd- arrive ana de-
parton time now.
Bftrx sxTSra's Sc f.snes new house will be fn-
t5hekthia sur;ne., saav, .as.i4eeElT
TAf6E;to Ssntcr sAsk ATKlssoS
for pablo documents. uS .soxoH
pI.trict cooft coDayEsSss ,aaE In Belmon,
,h..,o.h -. ,.wY
TIL I,.. m s.,sira - ,;o,g.. w oo - .sld
:. s.,rra.v :, the I7th mat.
.sas..r r.g.s.ssr. - :a.sa5 G an,
r.9saM ita.lI Is...1, a.la,. "a. .,,,.. .s,s.Rssh
ss-.s.. ~, - -. 80
hRlLltsefk' :i tsolslne 3 s'sieas ~ lIa rlInapaoe'pu'a
r..' y 's'sas ~ 's,s'e's sn1e's' 0ou1',.
Al.s.. s ,.sss.ssa. ...s q nc. n.s ss.s 49,
e" ~' - 'eass 'P'''1p, .e
- s0sr aaae1,s. :. :. ,.'.a'..s ssna.0. :. 4
'ws1lttA ss'shI4a.ss Auns 's'e''I 'sIsnI r
Woodsnsld.
~ Wurr.~s of q (la;rov;Ile
-. :. - - :. -,.'...s,.-..--,-s, -
v's hssne' !" w" Sou' ~
wsek .HTIseIoAda
Auditor AIknsos purchased : dwell.
nou's " 'oe s01'' enu " '0"n 'a'.
.yfIlHszsala bas sgllsM gaaaW
AAo y gu.
sey cosa,y' ~ ~ ous'nes' 's''
~sek
.Awss e =. y .a"s,'' 30"
o' v NEuaAs = ! ~ e0esue'o' Was
oome 'sss = Hcs
<,.ctIo, to the once of Corporst,ou
~..-.~--..,.rss....s-.s.,.,.aro.
=. - 80 gI1qn,np,w
mss nA.k nAfDhs' VINO uaS oeca
ss spss1a'pg ifN Nssss " ssns9ssa 3 ]. S , M
= ''s' y .s' = 9 - 80 =,
Tue Beiisire Evening Bslalstss Y fs,.'}nsa 2 }nnsvsy
!ssls aaess osl saflSIl 'sssafql ~ ArpEss0n s spp
me oeen sees'veq SNs aaa - s sn's oOs 01s s5
WB WApDELL y prepared To- faral
. uass esslpmss Nalo sns ste'c'e hnA'ne
s ~ -. .sssaH sss'.s ~ as,i s5.I
As'ension is invited TO the law card of
sHs l...a will, g. give y prompt s.pt
assenS'Op ~ pxq spx business y sn''us'eH ~ IN
Seventeen salts were commenced 10
the Common Pleas Court OF this county
during MzFch
WhsAs isauosfd ia Nessnne ~ " 10
ana sl.zo, ana WOOL 2. oo ceass- oorn
40 anu " ccata, ana oats ~ ~ ana -
'ceafsE gN AsYH.Ik n a .2gm
Aiszs'rDDs.H ! q Z Bo"caasaa. q q E'q-. Of sum
init township, Who hss soeen SICK since
the latter part OF January, was IN town
laahgeefilIA b5JgT09l9J OH
A. J. PEARsoE has the finest building
lot in town o He purchased asswithin the
past uonfhflqN $50, and could have
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CATTLE MARKETS, !

dncfnnati.AA 2EHogs-
lSIeay scommonyS 50@4 25; light 4
S0@E 30: packing 4 25@4 60; butchers
4 l6004 as. 10 se1ssb adt o. saitsis1 ash
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trys'. NJ h asHssaE

miles east of town, mother of james
.nnnegs sgsd 81 years, died on Monday
morning gzfrom burns received eunDsW ed
nesday nothing while poking the fire.
Her clothes caught fire and she was bad
ly burned about the neck, face and arms
and il is presumed z minated che IRE, as
SHE was unable to take nourishment.
Belmont Chronicle, 1st inst.
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l.st 2 This beats the, f3-I5414. Z n |
g The following somewhat. simple puz.
zleo hasTbeensfurnished by h. gentleman
of Manchester, N H.: IS s:ss
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N CInGINnau.,

.slaT .adnU CAnelnnau. -tuo1i Aszsi
April 2.-Flour 50a6 s55?a Wheat
! 20s te1n 4ies Oats .s7c3 Bye Sic
Barley l7s90c, .,s,,.,5. .,.,.,..,. ,..., !.
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sfvThe law card Of 7yAsrER Llsk,
ESQ OF Maiamoras, Washington coun-
ty, will be found in this paper, AJEhh
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vun the sIst uIt., Licenses to so

~ On the 31st ult., Licenses to sol.
emnize marriages were issued by the
Probste. Court Of this county, to- HTJs
BAKER and ALANsoN MARTIN, Elders Of
the Church Of Christ. The license Of
Rev JOHN WErsENGER, OF the, Catholic
Church, was admitted to record.
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RCATHARlNE, wife of JAooB MULE.
MAs.sr,, Of Bpekhill Bottom, Monroe
county. Ohio, died March 30th, 1880,
aged rs years. 4 months and 5 days
The sfunerab took iplace ION Thursday;
April ist,9 at o'cieck SPi W eGAAA'&
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sBaitIrnoife.a

tsoae1 Ipf d.iA3
A,ril Flour 3 .75s6 80; Wheat l
33af3 "a; Corn 49a53c; Oats 42a45c; ;
Rva93o ds1gufoe hEa alsfgmoe salo, tdms
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~
. .MAkRfED. On January 22a, sby "A
HosklssoS, Eco Of Lee township. Miss
ADALrsE RElaLE to Mr. PERRY HosKIN-
SON. III. "a
On March, 9Th, hy the same,s Mrs.
ELlzABErHl lEhDr 10 Mr. 5HARRIsoN Bun,
FILL ooIJl U0UMIW $40
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m Bondsgwere quoted in New York
eh1tbs ID ipsl Is follows: ., s. s Con-.
pons. (issl), 1853; New Fives, 1883;
New four-and one-halfs, l09; New
yours, fosa !Paciac skies ~ 2, 99,,s5, 8, z 1as.
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WOODSFIEtD NURSERY.

Fruistrses, Grape vines; shrubbsrs 81
all kinds. Green House plants and Lam
dredth,s GARDEN Seeds Tor Sale by Mrs.
M A. WAY at the Weodsfsld Nurserys
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Bellaire7S IS ssgzs .x.si.L !. I'D 26js. e.sal0,l0
All stations marked with q starat ARR Flag
Stations; all others are srssu lar, j and trains
will stop without being fsggeds ALL passins
points must be faliifacsd IngurssaT x:s aiaira
Nos. a and will side track atO eapti.
ma, ,&laapk EoAEA .ts=ie
EstiiEa 10 ss.L. MOONEY, IPrssidsns. hA
4kSssE HskRt. General Aanagsn ,HIrsoN
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ssAtxed Accommodation vieayes,s bkLkAthk
daily exceptSundsy, at. SEQ ams and arrives
atEewark at AS pm. Stopping at all stas
tions. e2asi .oid0 ,yiauoo 90 a9lk
!. Express trains run daily. Fast Line trains
run daily on Central Ohio Division and Main
Line; daily sexcept Snndays on Lake Krie and
Chicago Divisions. iAocommodation trains
rundaiiy, except Sundas, wsa ScE bsaiisda
E THos.sp. BARsYs Western Passenger Agent
Gin il, ~ kf9tsa Yit:nrGT So nrsf 3sa5ag itS
N.Ss.A.'s a - * 4 cy.. sax ss,z u.
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ss>N-@sAe--s ~ s-Asa --ft,fsffe-fss> 80 %
a. q Ena ysni acet-r -i5tt0.kG..a4 a---E-.1
BeHaiire & So1thWlel,s " e,stern r. r.
.G3TEST
] TIME 4 NJ :TABiL.E Il "a /. Nd. ~ i
al st.fsiis xl1t, @. : s5isst1 .ys3e.z Z
LIN EFFECT MARCH 91p 1880. se-s
sssshba ,,eA sseiY ba--a ,saaasTss94 !AisSgs
.Trains make Connection with b. 8
u. and o. g&P.. R. R...srrains rum
daily, sunday excepted .SS 'ties9
.sTRATNS GOIN(5EWEST-

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q aPROBaTE COURTA

Y as, unnecessary.
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their grateful acknowledgements to the
Executive Committee and subscribers I'd
the New York Herald Fund for the
large sums Of money forwarded by them
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-30

On yesterday Mr.. James Duncan, m
old man, and who for twenty-five years
has been In the government employ rs
a WAGNER. and who for n long time
past has been wagon master ut Camp
Carlin. diedat the hospital at Fort Rus
sell. lie was q man quite well known
to our people and has always proved
himself 10 be q faithful worker In the
interest Of tho government. \ good cit
izen and n true friend. All those who
were connected with him in the service
In which he was employed. speak high
ly Of him and deeply regret his depart
ure to that bourne from whence no
traveller returns. His funeral will take
place ut Camp Carlin to-day at eleven
O'Clock n. m.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-30

The president has decided to give
Whitaker a trial by court martial In a
few days.
Secretary Ramsey will be retained as
secretary Of the navy, although, under
the law, his appointment expires every
twenty days.
The stories Of GOODNESS between Gen.
Sherman and the White House are not
altogether groundless. It arose from
the known preference Of Sherman in
the Ord Dowell matter, he demand
ing the retirement Of Ord or the retire
ment OF Mcdowell. The generals
views on the subject have supporters,
especially when It is learned that Nc
Dowell's trip east to vote for Garfield
cost the government q, 200 mileage
and expenses, while Ord's unlucky dis.
patch congratulating Hancock was pre-.
paid by himself.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-30

Now that thero Is q good prospect
that the Cheyenne reading room will be
~reopened. which prospect Is largely
due 10 the energy and untiring lefforts
Of MrA. W. W. Corlett, president Of the
association /; we think It would be
proper TO make q suggestion or two to
tho officers OF the association. One Of
the main reasons why the reading
room has not heretofore been sustained
as IL should have been. lies in the fact
that one Of the rules adopted for the
government Of the place Is OF n very
different character from what IT should
have been. We refer 10 that rule, which
In effect, II not In terms, prohibited
conversation between those who, from
time TO time, have heretofore been In
the habit OF ~frequenting the place. This
has virtually been an interdict on all
sociability, which beyond and above
everything else is what tho class alluded
TO most need.
or course, the fact that appropriate
reading matter can DO found ut tho
rooms Of the association, free for the
use OF all who Q at TO come, Is the
great attraction, but other things
would help In this direction. IL those
who become frequentes could have
the privilege Of in~terchanging thoughts
and ideas In regard 10 what they read,
and also upon other topics, the place
would, In u Judgment, be much
moro attractive. Young men and
others, strangers In the city, could
there form acquaintances; and often
times those who might eventually drift
to places which they ought TO shun.
might DO saved from starting out on n
bad career.
Another thing. IL would be n good
plan 10 have ut the room n contribu-
tion box, in order that those who visit
tho place might, IL They chose, contrib
ute something to the support Of tie
institution. There are many who
would be glad 70 do this, II the oppor-
tunity were only afforded them.
We hope that the ladies, having the
matter In charge, will give these sug-
gestions due consideration when the
proper time comes.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-30

Sec. Schnrz, In a conference with the
Sioux last Tuesday morning, after ask
ing them to state clearly what they had
to ay. received a pair Of new moccas-
sins and a tobacco bag, with the COM
pliments OF the season, from the Sioux
nation, after which White Swan said:
The Sioux have been swindled BY In
terpreters. who read treaties to them;
they want their " land; they have
put little nov, and viii hold on to 1t;
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-30
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=. @. Hoif, go. of t.slIns, Is IN
Losn.
@. r Gslaleksr has retained fuosl
Laramie City.
Mr.. John Poos. Of RasiIns, Is in he
city On basinesl
CD A. 8 EmeD = frsqasntIy nsn-
TONED for the position Of mayor.
Mr.. William Marshal, Of Green river,
came down to cheyenne yesterday.
Major Carney il again on the sick
list He thinks the climate doesn't
agree with him.
when Sunset Cox gets real sick his
intimate friends become very much
scared-for fear be won't die.
Prof. Chas. Darwin, the ..mankey
a~ncsstor'' man, il over 70 years Of age,
and is lying seriously m at his resi-
denee.
The remains Of George Eliot were
buried yesterday in HighgAte cemetery,
London. during a very heavy rain
storm.
Gen. Grant Is In good luck. Phila-
delphia's gift OF 500. 600 will certainly
keep him out Of the poor house in his
old age.
Messrs. J. X. Jeffrey. N. G. Bark
well. w. r. schnitger. 7. NJ. Fisher
and l. Kabis have returned from Lar.
annie City.
At Dyer's: Nat. jenkins, @. r.
Fresland. Granite Canon; J. II. Cha
ney, Louisville, KY; G.. p. Atchinson,
North Park.
Burleigh Pollard asserted last night
that No. 3 was discovered at McCann's
ranch on the Niobrara at o O'Clock p.
m. ON yesterday.
Doug. Rhodes says that the reason
why the Dramatic theater was 90 cold
night before last was on account Of the
failure Of the flremen to keep up the
fires. At all events Doug. was not to
blame.
At the Inter Ocean: c. NJ. Thomas,
Chicago; r. Y. Force. r. Bandhauer,
N. q. Lowell, Z. A. Reser, J. n. Bar
ret, Il. +. Moore, +. C. Anthony, Den
yer; J. s. Mccool, Tie Siding; N. C.
Brown. Laramie City; w. @. whizz,