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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-22

First Lieut.. Edgar Steever, Sd cav
airy, has lately been to Omaha to make
arrangements about surveying portions
Of northern Wyoming. Captain STAN
ton, of the engineers, will go out with
the expedition, bat will leave it in
Lieut.. Steever's charge early in Au-
gust. The park train is now being
fitted out at Cheyenne depot, and some
soldiers will be sent down fIom Fort
Sanders to take charge of it.. The OBJ
ject of the survey is to determine the
exact course of certain streams; to find
a road across the Big Horn mountains;
and a new route into Wyoming's ia
nous Yellowstone pack. The proceed
ing of the expedition will be watched
with a great deal of interest.
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Regular made gossamere underwear,
the latest out at p, la TX. m27tf
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Engraving in all its branches is done
ZEHNFR, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
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You Will Find
AT
j. w. BRUNER'S
OFFICE


A Complete set of Abb
stracts ofall the Real Es-
tate of County and City
Property. ~Conveyancing
in all its branches attend
ed to correctly, at fair
prices. Legal Blanks of
all kinds furnished gratis
to all patrons.
Also Agent for the lead
ing Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance Compa-
MES.
For further information call at 3Oe
CAREY BLOCK.
Respectfully Yours,
f24me J. W. BRUNER:
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CRYSTAL ICE. ICE.

Leave orders for Ice at the Office of
E. p. Snow, No. 377 Sixteenth street.
a27dtf INGRAHAM 81 MURRAY.
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Addoms & Glover's syrup Is recon-
mended by thousands. Invalids and
persons suffering from weak lungs,
bronchitis or any pulmonary complaint,
should try it. Delays are dangerous; a
cold taken in time, soon yields to the
soothing and curing properties of this
syrup. Try it. m29tf
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The Western Hotel.

For fine watch repairing,
ap29tf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-22
Dissolution Of co.Partnership,

Dissolution of Craftsmanship.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm
of Mayer Il Oeirichs Bros, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
LLOYD MAYER,
G. M. OELRIoHs,
HARRY OELRICHs.
The style of the firm hereafter will
be Oelrichs Bros. & Co.
The said firm of Oelrichs Brothers
q Co., Is authorized to collect all put
standing accounts and indebtedness,
and will pay all liabilities of the old
firm.
HARRY OELRIcus,
c. NJ. OELRIcHs,
LLOYD MAYER,
w. REMsEN, JR.
Cheyenne, June 1, 1881. jl6.6t
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Notice to stoekmen and Ranchmen.

SNSS " otoekmen anu FNancnmen.
Now Is the season OF the year to lay
In a stock Of Addoms s. Glover's Com
pound Carbolic Healing Salve. 1t is
especially prepared for sore back horses,
gals, scratches, strains, &C., &c. 1t is
q certain, safe and mild remedy, and is
recommended and used by most of the
stockmen Of this country. 1t is also a
remedy for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers.
and all irritations Of the skin. A, II.
Reel says Of this Ointment: 81 am
satisfied 1t is the best ointment made
for r backs, &C." VIM. Hecht saws:
81 use your Carbolic Healing Salve and
consider 1t the best remedy for all sores
that occur on horses" Sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 25c and 81 a box,
by the proprietors. Addoms & Glover.
mch29tf
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A large assortment Of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON & B~UECHNER's
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Mrs. Edwards and daughter, Miss
Mary, entertained quite a large party
of friends at their residence last Satur-
day evening. Dancing Ewas the chief
amusement Of the evening, and with
games and charades, the time was spent
very pleasantly.
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At evENrIOE.

rr onAstss ;. o'a.sss.
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vas in the room he lail tle will
on her lap.
"Ifind,' he said. hnrriellv. AMI in
a stalking voico. "that my ,grrnifath.
or left his money e. ypn There IL
the will that has been mi .sing 30
long. hnps. iuhri, That yll wiz
he a grea, d+d htp)isr vida n.
lester than ypu wIul have bse1
With ne.
drs Work t1iS ~ thi dtu'pN
Mt gl,nc,. "Sio inS nsesr iWAl
rar amy one bat yph, Laris Fln.
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Dsc.ors Puzzled over 4 Very Pecu.
liar Case.

The doctors OF Chicago are puz-
2led aud interested 10y II peculiar
case. William Crawford, aged four
teen years. son OF William Craw-
forl, captain Of a tag boat, has for
seven years been sweating blood at
times, and lately has had severe at,
hcks which alarmed his parents.
His inhrinity comes on mm usually
after taking cJ!l. Great black
patches appear on his body from
which bl llgops sizo of pin head
eyulc. The blood hows from his
N pnlh, nosc, eyes, stomach, and
even from the bll Her aud kilneys.
no plin accompanies the discharges,
but they make hjs blD)l thin all
S.tk,n hin Slll.l ffiglt >
exotic nant viii temporarily check
the 1lw. he ia meluily bright,
lul hi, father, IA ,ther, brothers an |
sisters are strong and healiny Tha
phs siuius who haye taken an it,
terest in his case propose sen ling
nim to Eluhnrg aud London for
Q summation by the Acalu,ns # Sur,
EeOus.
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The aljgo.

Gloves have Il strGego, eyontful
history. In tho third century a
gluttuu named Pylhylius never din
el without gloves. rIis enabled
him to seize before his follow
guests, the hot meats with rapidity =:
aud TO prevent his tongue from be-
ing burned. he bal it enctsed ia n
leather sheath. Tho origin of gloves
il uncertain. However, in tho
eleventh century, tho uoblas ware
gloves, heavily oruamentcl with
canoes, rabies, pearls Gn omeralis.
Tho digli',r.es of tla Venetian Re.
pu6lis wore gloves, halrily ems
broidnred with gold AMI p.lls.
ChlrlenagAe was ps famous for his
splcudid gloves as for his walnut
vine Later. i,a'y aud Spain in
iroilced the fashion of weiring
gloves wi,h subjects painted thereon
Exc fans. ia the six tesnth anl
fuilo ing century, slverciynS nc.
ccp'e | preaan,3ot 5l)t,A wAi'l sac
more pacific than picking ooo NJ
when thrown down. Anne Of Ans,
.ti, ,vn,,, lil,, ,yHtta l,u1 .y,s n,l,.
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Pearls Of Wisdom.

Tho healIhiest faast costs the
least.
Nnlllee, home mtl,os tho hus
bnnls roam.
4 scrapsr a, tho lo1r keeps dir,
fiom the aiur
For tae Ugh. Of day wcbaye moth
iug to pry.
4 park cay raise an awful llaza
Who never irios cannot win The
plizo.
nnlthtt your seell are not Of
weeds.
want uf variety le,ls TO stie'y
4 hal broom leaves u lnsty roam
Da7oipa'lp,l. nI rsntla fool.
Sum, hours SO should dad for tho
pleasure OF ihn mind
rhe tpej, t.onlh ngly, is useful
Eating AMI drinking, shouldn't
keep us frnm thinking.
If there were no clouds We should
not enjoy tho sun.
Theris,y an yi't lnsas the i'h.
lIope unl strive is tbs Nay to
thrive.
II Won are in debt. somebody own
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A rapid peuman ctu writo thirty
words in n minute 70 do this ho
must draw ais pen through the
space Of a roi---sixtoen aud II bali
feet. In forty minutes hts p3l
travels iurloug, We make. on an
average, sixteen cnrvas or turns OF
the pen in writing each word.
wiring thirty words in minute,
we must make asa to each minute ;
in an bonr, 2S,SOJ ;iua day OF ouly
ive hours. l4i000 ia year Of
600 days, 4j.Ol0.01J The man
who m ade 1000. 600 strokes with
his pen was not at all tenitkable -
Many nea, newspaper meu for ia
S(auc, make 4,001,O00. Here We
have, in the aggregate, mark OF
800 miles long to be traced on pape,
by such wrlter in year.
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/ VI kn t"tt' - :
hit the hoavse winds clash and cry.
laia irops fail insesssntly.
low wlals vita moaaias sigh
lex oat Al howl With ,u, M do;
FAR apen the loaely moor.
in the aged forest hotr,
dim, uuear,hly music dies,
Iin a passing guu oft tries.
swell beneath ths weeping skies.
|.uirht the shalows Of oil days
he up aud gloom In many ways,
ia the ghosily haze.
len slowly fade and disappear
to the darkness deep and dresr.
chimes far down the aided gear.
kis eve I watched the snowaskes fall
side my lowly cottage wall.
Ie beech leaves drifting over all.
|thin tbs swsying csltr's hrsta
e robins sung themselvcs TO rest,
d WIND cane sweeping from the west,
"a moaucj upon the desert land,
e uen'ry with her m,glc wal
ID Thought wsat bAcxsarl, haul to
hand.
slight thro' "a, slests lsivss
chill breeze sigb,l like aitrma
sheaves,
rain fell from the dipping caves.
pears roash brsaehcs tost au / sway
Ell.
sh verei like heart llsntysl:
brown owl csllol from oat the glil lie.
dusk'uiug sky WAS gloom'i wi'h
clouds.
tcarfal evs vas paid with shronl',
u gloomy As deaths i,esr a5ales.
Mingled h,kes OF sn,S snl rtil,
b chill wiLd. pipias ,pt refrt'r.
y ,lovassrl by my Sia ,ps p,ia.
sw ,herss,sop, AMI sing. anl rise,
4 wbirl beneath The sall,n -kies
Iuil far oil iron hu.n IN eyes.
Instantly my minl rcglinsl
oa.;ve power o. inougat uu,ia'nel
he rule seh.ol wberein twas ,,aine |.
b eyes bsl'-haihei 10 ierts -nli
L rest like ,hcm when col ana dead,
o breezy difscs overhead,
pr prinil b'i,I .priiri frln,tu -
sina our j,eauI sOn.ts OF mi,,h,
tsins nrounl s1me pe,,.rdl hs.rlh.
chant oor bymna OF 'i'c mai love.
ls nspr, tle ~h'ls.~inseI o."ier
dive.
pg s,lIsa legends froa abDgs.
nd pass ourlire is hni breath
oss vnhin n fading wreath.
joys Legn and cud Iu isi.h.
j. soal's n cl,..lIee b1'i nneh with tears
Cd With ias w1es Of ~ ,ay ye~-,
mixed with bitterness aai iears.
rom which ai times, Ike 81 lea rain.
waters burst and foni the RI ia
each deep cell Is e,sed of pain.
hose Who are Of that pare ore
besns thv' hid osas 9Th The ssors
shlsss sand, and 6hh. aud lore.
sever wholly pass away
sh with iha, soriii clay
forgotten ia day.
sbro' all the rolling years.
from earthly Doubts sai fears,
of buiuan psnga and iears"
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Stolen will.

>y told L han yanwirt
4 were numbered, the
y said was /;
Miss Work ; I must see
efore / de-
the demand seemed
bt Of questioning it,
y sent for.
"a quite white when
Imperative san nous
d iand theu sue was
Nas dying.
phe whispered, be !.
With tears.
y want 7 Shall you
sd Pauline Ruble, for
0ne die"
kildSah rraatora ,x.o
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Facts Worth ReaIenaetinl.

One thousand shiosloS laid fonr
inches to tha weather wi, epver AVER
oac huaire slaaye l2ot OF soriicc,
ani I've poun Of .hinslc nails viii
fasten them on.
Oaa ftth m'rs siliaS All door
Ing IS ncodcd than the unmber oil
sqaaro feet 10 bs cuscrvl, beeaa,e Of
The lap ia tho 81 iiug aai .aatehioe Of
the eanr.
ovc thousand laths will cover sev
cuty yards OF surface, aud elevau
bonds Of lath nails will nail them
Eight bushels of gnod limo, six
zen bushels of sand aud one bush.
of hair will make enaugh mssal
} plaster 100 square lee, Of wall.
Five courses OF briok VIII lag on,
ot IN height on chimpeys nla
icss in a course win make Ga
sht inches wide aud twenty iaehe
lag, snt eight bricks ia a eoars
ll make due ei4A, 'aehss wide az
xleca iecues lasg,
Libby p'|sss kglsA 81 :
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aud conlil not accompany her
daughter, so she also was very glad
to have Pauline go with her
As the carriage drove off with the
the tu o girls she sank back 90 the
couch with a thoughtfull look,
III must be somethipg about his
grandson. hope Laura will not
be so silly
The ladies' we're shown at once
into Mr Vlnwirts apartment.
The sick mau ftowncd ut the
sight of Pauline.
IL wish 10 see yon alone, Lsnra
my child" lie sGid.
"l'll wait for you in tho pext
room. darling" Pailine vJlantere
cd promptly, and departed.
"Mr Lewis has come, sir," the
servant said as he was leaving the
room ia obedience 10 au impatient
gesture irom his master.
"Let him wait said the oil man,
grizzly.
Tho night wa7 wtrn, al tho
windows we're all open. rhe sick
room aul tue next oas to it looko |
upou wile vsrenh which ran
across the eatiro front Of tho grdnl
oil mansion.
II was an oasy thing for Pauline
TO step out upon this verenia with
uit attracting attention, an | passed.
along to tho winlow in the sick
room.
Il want TO know what hs wants OF
her." shs sal 1, "anl L1nra is saca
IN obstin ,t0 ltsls iiii L spn,sinB',
ike as uct she woaii not tell pe."
81 have sent fJr yjI, Laura
Work" tho living uta vas saying,
ito ask you If yoa love my grand
son."
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wv WIZ uulf Hlrueu, WliOeSSol
and scaled, told the lawyer whero TO
put IL in hie desk, which stood with.
in bis view.
Is II ssfo here '' Nr. Scribe ask
ed. ~ SEQ no kew"
"Who would tcnch IL :" tho sick
man asked, irritable ut would
bcnciil no one bat LOWS. aud the
Vtnwir,s nre not thieves whatever
elso thoy may be. Besides, how do
you know but imight change NV
mind ut tho last moment aal des
troy ID vet Go nov, please nni tell
some one TO send my grandson TO
me-"
Pauline would have likci to stay
and witness this interview also, bat
she dij not dare. Lanra must be
wondering grel tly uow where she
was.
/ Sho founl that L,ura hal cDne
ont Of the sick room 50 n,itatol
that Mrs. Bucket, the bo1sokeoper,
had ruadc hor lie down. AMI was
now sitting with her.
Tue night by this time was so
far advanced, arl htlrI see nal =,
i'll, that it was leci i9i that thu two
girls should remain till "a lruing.
Pauline to)k tho housekeepor 5
place besilo hor frienl. aal in a
short time Llnrs foil isl1s). As
Pauline sat thcro Watching the
white childish f,cs OF the g,rl she
Ipreteuiei to love, ber brain was
full Of wicked euyions thoughts
laura was alrenl lg rich $40 was
poor, AMI yet TO bear her who htl
already 81 mach, the great Vanwirt
property had just been given. She
onviel her The hIn ls)n liver with
whom she herself was moro than
half ia love, N / whln hitherto she
bal not been without noJs Of via.
uibg from Laura.
"But of conrsn 10 will havo 10
marry her now" sho thought Bit
lerly.
suddenly as she sat there. the
deep silence wrs broken by The
sound of sone comMo'ion ia tho
bonSo-sho heard steps ani exeitel
voices.
"Noit emit b." 81, wa lo:sl
"jlr. Vouni,t mnat he woise."
Sac sal listening soma momoals,
then sile arose seflly Iaun Wis
sill sleeping. Pauline sncsea.lei in
opening tho dor without disturb
ing her, and stole oat into the hnll.
From tho laudiog shs could Sc,
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truth, her Welcome had grown some,
what cold, both on Lauras part and
Mrs. Works.
Laura was worry unhappy. Lewis
Vanwirt scarcely over spoke 60 her
except in tho most formal manner,
though he came TO the house as
often "a formerly. Apparently it
was To SEQ Pauline now aud al
though the gentle girl strove TO
feel tbs saae towards her false.
friend she couldn't do so.
Krs. Work. behol ling ,ho de.
lection of young vinwirt from her
daughter, wished uost hearlily that
they bal none Of them ever seen
Miss Ruhle.
There was a certain rejected sutor
of Laura's named Il bert Lestor,
who ub ,ut this time took advantage
of the situation to renew his lsyp-
ton 10 hrr. Laura had never likel
him, aud likel him less than evsr
now but in spite OF her collneSs
he was always beside her now. aud
more than once she funciei that
Pauline had deliberately contrived
to fasleu him upon her for the even-
log.
Il must bring matters TO n crisis
soou. thought Pauline as she
wreathed her brilliant face with
smiles. an pretended not TO per-
coive Mrs. Works unusual cold man
uer to her
Presently, whon u,wi3 Vtnwirt
called she was watching him aud
drew him at once iuto the garden.
l"I want t. toll yIl sImatEiug," she
said, in her soft voice "aul, be.
sides Laura aud her lover are so
happy in ticre by themselves it
would be a pity to disturb lhcm.'
Lewis Vanwiil's handsome face
turned quick white.
"llas sha consented ~ marry bin
at Ia ;" he asked bitterly.
"Oa, of course, toll yon she
w)uld-He is saci m,cll yong
man. an | dear Lturr il s, very
st,iit in horiil,as. | bu,ieve sho
thinks ha has nnt vice in tho
woill; anl I knoy TINT II sho
thou ii. he la ever 70 ichala 4 card,
Ishe woull not b ,yo hiin now"
Lewis wiuced.
"Nr Valwitt," Pll'i1, elil sud-
donly, "io y,l know t, whom yolr
griuE,her lefs hi3 money. in that
WI thai has never byon found 2"
II 90 not know"
~ can tell yon."
"ion !" lIe static at her
"It gave everything be hll h
Laura Work"
"fmpossibls! How d. you
know ="
Never mind 10 know Pauline
sail, lifting her black eyes TO his 10
tho moonlight. Moreover that will
is in existence
lie stared at her harder than he
did before.
IL know where it is."
"Yon do 2"
Would You like to SEQ it ?" slip.
plug her hand into her pocket.
II certainly should
How should you like to soc
Laura and Robert hoster lorilnS 1t
at Vanwilt House ~
"Lewis Vanwirt;" she eaid, ''it
that viii could DO put into your
possession to do what you like with
it, would yoc marry u woman whc
loves you better than Laura Wo,h
ever could 2''
She felt him start "a she leaned
upon bis arln, anl her baud tighten
cd on what was in her pocket. His
face wns slightly averted, SO thai
she .uId not see its expression
HIS answer came after few mo
pents, but in voice so husky and
changed sho would scarcely have
known IL.
~ wonld,"
Trembling with Joy she drew ou'
the folded paper mud patti into hi'
baud.
| He held 10 mp 10 the moonlight .
moment, anl then thrusting it in
side his breast, tnrned suddenly an,
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Q ct n al q :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-19
sale Of the atlantic. Mississippi &c ohio
Railroad.

On Thursday of last week the Atlantic,
Mississippi & Ohio Railroad was sold
in Richmond at public auction and
was bought BY Clarence II. Clarke Of Phil
adelphia, and associates, for the sum of
SS,60j,O0O. Mr.. Clarke says the purcha-
sers are representative men of capital in
New York, Philadelphia, and London, some
of whom are already interested in other
public works in Virginia and the develop
ment of its material resources, and they pro-
pose, in conjunction with existing and con-
Meeting lines, to form a grand trunk line
between the seaboard, the West, and South
west" The purchase of this road is the
consumation most dcycutly desired by the
.V.R.R. Company and VIII be a fulfill
ment of the promise that the S. V. r. K.
would be of grand trunk line between
New York and the extreme South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-19

In the House of d .legates on Friday, Mr.
Beckwith introduced a bill to create an in
dependent school district in the county of
Jefferson.
\ bill to regulate the practise of Dentistry
and prevent empiriciSm has passed both
houses.
A bill relating to salaries has been intro
duced. The Governors salary is raised
500 making $500 per year; the Secretary
Of State is put at 81 900, which is $500 less
The Superintendent OF Free Schools remains
at 81 800; the Treasurer's raised $780, max
Ing 81 800; the Auditor Is raised 500, max
ing $1,000 the Attorney General $500,
making $500; the Judges of the Supreme
Court 5000 additional, making g, POO each +;
the Adjutant General and Librarian cr o6fcio
$3.50, a decrease Of $50.
The questions Of apparently most interest
before the body are the Railroad and Pro-
hibition bills
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-02-19
NOTICE..

THE NEW MAP of jefferson County will be
i sent 10 the Engrayer about the 9TH of March.
1t will give all the changes in Roads, Owners,
Boundaries OF Farms &c, which have occurred
since 1852 IL will contain four or five times as
many names as the Old map. The lettering is
expensive and to cUrtail the cost Of engraving,
intended 10 omit the names Of H0meaegds and
give only the name Of the owners, but many
persons having expressed q wish to preserve a
record on the county Map Of the names other
Homes, and also willingness 70 pay the cost oil
the additional lettering which, while triiiing
in each instance. aggregates considerable SUM
notice is hereby given that ! will insert, for
such as desire it, the FIrm name, in addition to
the name of the owner, thus:
James NJ Brown OGkiqad.
The charge will be Fltiy Cents fJT each farm
name. which must be RENTED 10 me, together
with the name Of the farm, planiy rrittea, before
March 1st Again, having been instructed by
the County Court 70 correct the Land Book Of
the County. and make out a new one. / would
be obliged 10 any one. having a doubt Of the
accuracy Of their assessment 10 communicate
with me at once, that none NAV be OverlOoked
:. HOWELL BROWN,
Surveyor of jefferson County.
Feb. 10, ls5l-lt.