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FRFsH FlsH Saturday evening at b
MallingIY \ Sonls.
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fppIE HAWKINS. the boy orator, Il
making another raid on Kentucky aud will
he in Stanford before long.
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BANANAS, Apples, Oranges, lsnons aud
Vegetable received daily At u. MatiinglY
n sons.
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THr Champion plow, the hest IN The
market, at J. Y. Warren a Sons
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complete with full stock OF Patent
Narnishes
ct
School Hooks Letter ia.
Window Glass. Putty carbon ana
Headlight Oils. Lamps. thimneys Ne.
Watches Clocks Jeweiry
warranted.
night
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THF courthouse square improvement
committee has had a large number Of
water naples .et ont, and In year Or two
We will have - shady and A. pretty park
- anybody.
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BY Miss Sallie Harrison, copy Of the
Wssisrn World, "irom the press Of Joseph
NJ. Street." Frankfort, bearing date Of
September 18th, 1907, which she found
among the old papers II her srand-faih-
er, Rev. j. &. Barnes. In lie announce
ment, the editor says that he will publish
on such days a. may suit the mails, at 81
per year in advance. or 81 in prommissory
notes. The ssue before Us contains a long
article In which II. Marshall denOunces
some charges that n. Richardson had
made against him as ''base and villainous
iAlselOods," and Richardson himself as "a
slanderer fOT the Spanish cOnspiraiors.'
There Is, also, an installment Of the lesli-
mony In the trial Of Aaron Burr, for high
treason against the United States, and an
account Of barbecue at Versailles, pre-
pared by the patriotic citizens Of Wood
ford for the Wo0diord volunteer, under
command Of George Francisco. Gen. Mar
q uis Gaines presided, and Col. Young
acted a. Nics.President A number o.
toasls were responded to, and Mr.. JOhr
Critlendea made "an impressive speecl
on the svsnls that have led 10 the present
state Of shairs." Among the advertise
msnls IL one Of "Bohannon's Tavern" kept
by wm.Bohannon,in Versailles another o.
Washington lnn," Frankiort.by Phil Busl
and siill another q "Davenpor,'s Inn,
Danvills, BY Richard Davenport. IL q
quite rsirsshing 10 note the improvement
ia lypography that ssssniy ysars have
wrought
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IN DFSS- has two nice Pheion. and
some new Baggie., which he will - U At
bargain, II application il made In few
days Al The Carriage Shop.
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rHE Winter has broke. A certain man
Who wear' three overcoats has laid by one
Of Them, and uncle IA. McRoberis says
that this L better indication of Spring
than the return of the birds.
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Five days Of splendid weather have
worked wonders 10 vegetation. The blue
gra's hill. AID the trees tell We that the
sprineiime has Al last come. The farmers
and gardeners are making hay ,Ggnraiivsly,
uhiIs the aun shines.
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CoEvIcrs GoSE.-sherih j. n. Meneis .,
With 5. n. Baushman and GsOrge c. Car
psnlsr as guards, left Tuesday for the Peni-
tertiary with Jim Banks, Cal. Middleton,
Charles Wright and Alex. Smith, where
the fret three will make their homes for
the next four years, and the last named foE
one year. They are all. Of course, negroes.
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IHr champion Flow The best IN ihl
market, at J. r. Warren a som.
Gfo y. wrARrs is unloading today
carload of Champion Rsaper and Nov
er.. Call and buy ore before they are III
gone.
THr Millennium i near al hand. A
circus hs. exhibited IN Lancaster without
snyhody getting KILLED. and IN stanfori
without any rain.
IN DFSSr has Two nice Phsion. am
some new Bageie., which he will - y al
bargain, II application IL made In few
days At the Carriage Shop.
NomSArrp-Mr Harrison Bailey, q
brother II Judge W. @. Bailey, of ihi'
plsce, has heen nominated by the Demo
crai. Of Shelby for the Legislature.
THr Railroad Commission will NEE
here next Tuesday. Susceptible young
ladies are warned against Judge q. y
Kincaid, or be will walk Oh With their
he,rls.
THF Commissioner Of the Jury Fund
NJ. A. X. Penny, tells NJ that the pay Of
JUROR during the last Circuit Court
amounted to 81 .oOoss. A good deal Of It
va. very badly spent.
WI wIrHERs, with Geo. D. wearen,
!. giving hi special attention to the trade
IN Champion Keepers, Mowers, Thomas
Hay Rake-, Webster Wagons, MayGeld
Water Elevators, Domestic Sewing Ma.
chimes, Wool, Grais, &c, Nc.
STEALING IrNarR -Relle Embry, Kate
Weaver, Maris Jones. Lucinda Ann En-
hanks and Agnes Jons., al colored, were
tried before the Police Court Yesterday for
stealing lumber from J. $. Murphy, and
held In the sun OF s2i each to the next
Circuit Court.
CoRRFcrioS.--In our article responding
to Esquire Portman's card. Published on
the 18th Of January,we said by implication
that delinqnenis for the year 1873 had been
referred. upon fsquire Porlmsn's motion,
to the Justioes for investigation. In %
stating, We were IL error, Il seems, A. Il Is
only the delinquenis Of 1879 and 1877 that
were 40 referred.
" for a little money you wish to he
one Of the best dressed men in our
county, leave your measure at the best
and most reasonable Of Louisville Mer-
chant Tailors, J. Winter aud Co. corner of
Third and Market Streets. Louisville. Ky.
Their showroom Of piece goods i on the
second floor. In all the days Of our life
We hav. never seen such tasty as-ort-
ment. We trade at that place.
LuSArIc.-Miss Emily Gibson, who
attempted to commit suicide last week by
taking laudanum. was tried On writ II
lunacy Wednesday, and ordered to the
asylum. She has been in that institution
before, bat was discharged apparently we'll
She ia foriy.eighl, and seems to want to
harm no one but herself. Speaking Of
lunacy, Judge Brown says that in the two
years that he has been Judge,not les than
ten persons have been sent 10 the asylum
from this county.
THE CuPOLA.-The contract Tor build
ing the cuPola Of the Presby terian church
has been let to Mr.. X. II. wearen, for $50.
The design, which was made by architect
J. X. Carrigan. Of Danville. ia a very hand
some one octagon.shAped and rising forty
Feet above the comb Of the roof The
work Is to be completed by July LIST, but
Mr.. Wearen says he will finish II much
before that time. We have labored for
years to this end, and we praise the
Lord" to know il : 80 near accomplish
ment.
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STRAW HAr., .iyli.h and cheap a, Bruce
NCo..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
--0Faa
BUFFALO STEAM Mills
Dwelling House, Stock goalel,Ao.


LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT. q q CEAIG
PIN, " WIN. Neatth, At.. defs .. b. FANS
on pei VI VIM. Neatfh, Sc. defis n PeieI
admr. Va WA Neaich, Ac., dens.
Pursuant 10 a Judgment herein rendered % The
March term. 1881. OF this Conft, The unIeflifnai
special Commissioners Will,
ON MONDAY. MAY Rad. 1851.
Retween the hours OIL a. NJ and 3 p. NJ. Al he
tourt-liouse door In Stanford Ky, sell 20 The
highest and hest bidder, about Acres Of land Ou
tue south side OF the slanlofd a llusiouv J H.
turnpike, within about mile OF stamford, and
near the toll house. on which are located the eel
ehrated huhalo steam FIGURING Mills and also q
conioriable, new Frame Dwelnng. stocE stales.
ee. large cave spring of The purest sud
nest water is on the premises, aud - DtstiI.
iery site Il has no superior The property all
be sold IN ~ eniireiy The sale VI 2 BE- Iaaie 10
satisfy the Judgments OF a. 81. Craig lor tl,ts1io.
With per cent. Interest thereon fam September
IT. lsis, unit "a a vi J. u. lauis ior Tbs suia oi
ttHl.AOi with per cent Interest fom September
~ 1850, until. and u fhos. 4. Phelps. AdglE OF
y. Peters Cor the sum OF s1ia With iutcrrtt POM
May 10. ia,o untu paid snd the costs Incident a.
the several consolidated cases. TEHNs-G aud j.
months credit. Rond with approved security ~
qnired. bearing per ceui. Interest from DAY OF
sale, payable 10 the undersigned Commi ssioner
and lieu retained on the properly.
lt55-2tl JOHN NJ PHILIPS, s. q. l. a.
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LEr OvF.-wm. Warren, the man 10.
dicied for solicliing the sheriff to summon
him .. a iunr. vss let OF With an sdmoni.
ton, a. !, vas clearly proved that he had
no criminal end In view In getting on the
jury, and that his act vas 10 ignorance Of
the law
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NoMSArFp.-Mr Harrison Bailey, q
brother II Judge W. @. Railey, Of this
plsce. has heen nominated by the Demo.
crai. Of Shelby for the Legislature
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LoNo PRINER-sio pounds, in good or
der, Tor sale cheap.
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FoRaKR AT LARGE.-The RsPonsf says
that Harvey rrusiy, Of Lincoln, arrested
in Pulaski for forging orders on stores, Was
tried aud held In $3.50 bail, which he could
noi giss, though he did give "lsg bail" and
i sill al large. The coroner let him get
away, which leads rs 10 remark that
dead person Is the only Kind Of an inli-
,ldual that . coroner oushl 10 handle.
They can't set away.
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WV anvrRrsrMryrs.

oi0bI ~, MARI. lenrihy ava likely, in
loif order Information Of hef whereabouts viii
Pc thantiulll rceeIVei brown. Highland Ky
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1HE Circuit Court just closed got
through with l07 cases, divided a. fol-
lows; forty-ihree Commonwealth, thirty
Equity. and thirty.fOur Ordinary Appear
anees. A number Of them had Deen on
the docket for a long time one for eigh-
teen years. This Is not a bad showing
even for four weeks Court. Judge
owsleY tries to expedite the business Of
bis Court. but one Of his great faults Is 10
argue points with counsel after he has de-
cided them, thereby losing much time. lie
is one Of the best judges Of Law in the State,
As the tests Of HE decisions show, but some
how or other, he can never make his law
yen believe that his rulings are final.
This We attribute To their knowledge Of
the extreme goodness Of his heart, bat il
gets away with time all the same.
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To CURIOSITY HuSrERs-Dr &. c.
Graham, Of Louisville, called on u. this
week and asked us request everybody Who
has geological specimens aad Who wish to
contribute them TO his museum TO leave
them at this oikce Tor him. lie has now
one Of the largest collections Of natural
curiosities in the country, and the sole
object Of the few short years that can he
left him seems TO make Il As comprehens-
i've a. possible, as he will leave il as a
legacy to the State Of Kentucky. The
Doctor il a living curiosity himself, being
ninety seven years old, with all HE fseul-
ties, save hearing. in remarkable state Of
preservation.
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THr Railroad Commission will NEE
here next Tuesday. Susceptible young
ladies are warned against Judge q. y.
Kincaid, or he will walk Oh With their
hearfa
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THF Commissioner Of the Jury Fund,
Mr.. A. X. Penny, tells ~ that the pay of
juror. during the last Circuit Court
amounted to 81, oOoss. A good deal Of II
was very badly spent.
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STEALING I.rNHEn. BELLE Emhry, Kate
Weaver, Maris Jones, l.ncinda Ann IN.
hanks and Agnes Jones, al colored, were
tried before the Police Court Yesterday for
stealing lumber from J. $. Murphy, and
held In the sum OF s2i each to the next
Circuit Court
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W. T. wIrHERs, with Geo. D. wesrcn,
Il giving hi- special attention To the trade
In Champion Reapers, Mowers, Thomas
Hay Rske-, Webster Wagons, MayGeld
Water Elevators, Domestic Sewing Ma.
chimes. Wool. Gratis &c, Nc.
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CoRRpcrioS.--ln our article responding
to Esquire Porlman's card, Published on
the 18th Of Jannary,we said by implication
that delinquent. for the year 1873 had heen
referred. upon fsquire Portmsn's motion,
to the Justices for investigation. In 30
stating. We were IN error, Il seems, As il is
only the dslinqueni' Of 1879 and iS77 that
were 40 referred.
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We have made a special effort this
Spring To get up stock Of Shoes III at are
second to none in Kentucky, both in Mems,
Ladies and Children's. How we'll We have
succeeded you will see by an examination,
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THE Pink Cottage Faith Cure !. becom.
Ing very popular for those seeking resto-
ration TO health. Among those staying
,her are Miss Alice Bsrbee, Of Danville,
Who has been paralyIed from her waist
dOun for twenty years; Miss Mary Stephen
sOa. Of Lancaster. blind for the last nine.
teen months. and Miss Ole Sutherland, Of
Halls Gap. severely afflicted With spinal
disease. Many others Wait the place daily
and Join the good women presiding, in
prayer. All the patients say they ieel
greatly Improved already.
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ON MONDAY, MAY rad. 1851.

Pursuant to Judgment herein rendered % The
March term, ISL. OF this Cunrt, The unlerilnad
~Tetial t0mIai ssionsf Will
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AryiHxrp-The decision Of the Com.
mon Siess Court In the ease Of the Tru..
ter- Of sianford ". Hiie, has been A.
hrmed BY the Court Of Appeals. that Court
holding that ~hers party has Paid money
10 the Trustees Of town Zoe any privilege,
and the orlinsnce imposing the burden {.
void, he !. entitled TO recover back the
amount thu. raid. Il paid under belief
that the burden uas lawfully imposed.
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FippLr FscroKY.-Aometims ago We
Published clipping which said that there
sere bat Iour people in the World that could
msle frsi-class eddie. Fleming Brady,
~ thi. place, a natural horn genins, did
no, believe the story, aud straighlway se,
himself to work to make one. and he has
succeesled mos, admirably. The ihstru.
meni i very handsome, aud l. pro-
nounosd BY those vko know how to draw
the boz, as remarkably swee,-ioned and
superior one. Mr.. Brady will part with
I, COT s25.
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Determined this. none should have an
excuse To 20 from home TO furnish their
houses, we have an elegant stock Of Car
pets, oil Cloths, Matlings, Stair Carpets.
Window Shades and Wall Paper
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In Motions, such as Hosiery, Gloves,
Buttons, Laoes; Feather edge, Riek-rack
aud other Braidsi Linen, Lace and silk
lIandkerchiels; Buttons, Fringes, Neck
ties, &C., We have them all.
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In Men's, Youths and Boys Clothing
the universal verdict Is We have the hesi
and cheapest stock ever seen in this city,
We have suits FROM ehilds four years
old TO sire AZ in mems.
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"A physician, complaining bitterly
about dull times, went to his druggist
to find out the eason why, at this sea-
son of the year, his practice was not SO
extensive as formerly; also. to findou
what Inducements his brother medico
offered to attract away his patients.
He was startled when the druggist an
swered as follows: Doctor, coughs
and colds are very. prevalent. butevery
one is purchasing HALE,s HONEY OF
HoREnoUND AND TAR, and re-
cover so rapidly, that there is no
necessity for calling in u physician.
Again, the reason that DIR. F., on -th
street, is having so many patients, is
to the frankness he adopted in prescrib-
ing in every case Of Coughs, Colds,
etc, q bottle of HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR, and finding 1t
successful,t he has concluded in future,
that all his patients, when troubled
with any disease of the lungs, shall i'm
mediately commence taking HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR
The druggists advice was snapped.
and the almost discouraged physician
now is considered a successful practi-
TONER. His claims are based upon the
virtues of the medicine he adopts,
which in all cases is HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. Sold by all
druggists. Depot, z Sixth avenue,
New York City. G. N. CRIrrkNroN,
Sole Proprietor. Price 50cents and 81.
Large size much the cheapest.
Pixies TooTnAcHE DRoPs cure In
one minute.
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~DIsrRICr COURT,

Court convened mt the usual hour
yesterday morning, Judge Sener presid.
ing.
The journal Of the previous day wa.
read and approved, after which the
court proceeded to business.
In the case of the United States VS..
Joseph E Small ct al, the court sus.
tanned the motion of the government
for a change of venue. The motion
was based on the prejudice of the PEG.
pie OF this county in favor Of the de.
PENDANT. but Mr.. Corlett filed an afi.
dayit to the effect that the prejudice in
Albany county was the other way. The
result was that the case is transferred
to Carbon county.
ii. Honsman vs.. ii. $. Tracy. The
demurrer Of the defendant to the petit
ton of the plaintiff was sustained and
leave granted the plaintiff to amend
within ten days. q
Sheriff Sharpless returned the special
venire which was heretofore issued to
complete the panel of the petit jury,
caused by excusing two Of the original
jurors on the original panel.
Two parties, whose names it is not
necessary to mention, appeared in court
in obedience to attachments for con-
tempt in not responding to the process
of the court. In both instances the
parties were discharged on payment Of
the costs Of the attachment.
The United States va. Christian Mad.
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Should your hair comznence- falling
out or prematurcly turn grayor should
there be itching and little plmples or
scabs formed ON the head, all a be
eradicated by using Addoms & Glover's
Quinine, Glycerine and Cantharides
hair tonic as a dressing; and for remov-
ing dandruff, 1t is without an equal.
mh29tf lA
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The IsV efLAnltea Raiirsaa Tickets.
The supreme court OF Missouri has
just given an important decision rs-
igarding the expiration of limited rail-
road tickets. The court holds that
passengers travelling on scalped and
limited railroad tickets have rights
that the law sustains. j. M. Evans, a
colored man, bought of a scalper in st.
Louis a limited ticket to Little Rock,
Ark, for which he paid SO, 1886 less
than tariff rate. Evans boarded his
train at nine O'Clock In the evening,
and the conductor told him that the
Limitation of the ticket would expire at
midnight, and at that hour applied to
Evans for his fare. He offered all the
money he had to be allowed to ride till
morning, but the money, s1.75, vss re-
fused. and no gas put of in the woods.
In cropping uround in the daxk he fell
into q cattle guard and received severe
injuries. for which he sueA that com
pany, laying his damages at $1,000.
The court held that the ticket was good
for the point indicated il presented on
the train before the Limitation expired.
The Jury gave a verdict Of $3.50. "a
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We were shown a genuine relic the
other day at the school house which is
worthy Of mention. 1t is nothing more
nor less than the under jaw ola masto-
don, which was received by Professor
Stark not long since from Oregon. 1t
is an immense affair, and it is said that
the owner Of it when alive could not
have been less than twenty-five feet in
height and probably weighed about
forty tons. This is the first specimen
of the kind ave brought to Cheyenne,
or exhibited here. 1t is wei worth
seeing. ~ 49, fNl4h
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Strangers coming to Cheyenne should
stop at the above named hotel, and
they will get splendid accommodations
in rooms and at the table, and be treat
ed in an excellent manner by the genial
host. Herman Kimme. And those of
our citizens who want good day board
should patronize the excellent dining
rooms of this hotel. The fare is No. /
and the rates are very reasonable.
iv11tf
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Personal POINTS.

Judge Peck is out west. no sr
Col. AS. Emery has gone to Fort
Collins. is~id d$h *"
Mr.. Posey 5. Wilson will locate in
Cheyenne:
Willie Swan Yesterday from
a visit to Iowa..
Mr.. d. Athrop has returned to his
ranch on Horse creek,
Mr.. John Chase will start on a trip
to Nav York next week.
T. c. Dickson has gone up to visit
his mines near Laramie Peak. ~
Mrs. ]. s. spaun will 60 east about
the 18th Of the present month. ~
MISS May Beers has been quite i'll
with a severe cold, but is much bet
ter.
Mess. Eugene Tomkins and Ed. Cous-
sins came in yesterday from North
Park 04
p. w. Carroll, the proprietor of the
Star restaurant, has gone to the North
Park. ~ asssA aia slA
John Trevett has bought an interest
in the business of Underwood s. Nc
Gregor.
Wftze Wood, the well known freight
er, has started, on another trip up the
country.
Hon. n. E. Addoms has returned
from his ranch, sunburned and
healthy. L
Deputy Sheriff J A Martin has re.
turned from an Official trip up the
~ n oaIA -ainn
Chief Hanni6n, of the fire depart
ment. has gone stobNorth Park on a
business visit flA4titsis
Mr.. L. Kabis has taken the position
of travelling agent for the firm of H..
q M. ID. Altman. solts n
Lake Voorhees,. esq. has returned
from the east, looking hale, hearty and
as good natured as ever.
Mr.. b. Gottstein. former partner Of
Mr.. A. Idelman, left yesterday for his
home at Evanston. after making a brief
visit through the east.
Mr.. Hugh Masterson was very i'll
yesterday, but is recovering nicely. and
may possibly be able to attend to his
business duties to-day.
At the Inter Ocean: N. d. Mills,
Forest, H.; Geo. v. b. Schmitt, st.
Louis; NJ. Ballard, Irwin, Colo; Geo.
d. Patterson, Omaha; 1. Bergman,
John Chase, city. 5 bstaer5.srW
MIR. b. F. Crawford, the Union Pac-
ifc delegate to the passenger conduc-
tors life insurance company. Is Visiting
in Minnesota with a delegation Of con-
ductors. Who wouldn't be a delegatep
Mrs. w. S. Tobey. OF Leadville, and
Miss Carrie Housman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Housman, of this city,
arrived i'm Cheyenne yesterday on a
visit to their parents and numerous
friends In tho Magic City.
III
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son, indicted for larceny, . iuTy was
impanneled and the trial proceeded
with. but when the hour for adjourn
nent arrived, the case was not con,
clnded.
Court adjourned until $50 O'Clock
this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-04

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, Dor yields to the
soothing and curing properties of this
syrup.sisTry it. m20tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-04

Capt. NJ J. Fitzgerald, formerly Of
the 4th infantry, has been appointed BY
GOV. Pitkin, of Colorado, as adjutant
general of the state, with the rank Of
~iieutenaht colonel
Washington: Gen. Sheridan in an
noueing the resignation of Col Fred
Grant, June Lot. thanks him for ~
soldierly qualities during the eight
years of his service, and earnestly
Wishes hinessft success, n