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.GS Green s. Wise. Auctioreers.

!S5 Green s. Wise Auctioreers
GALE OF X LARGE AND VALUABLE
Il? PROPERTY In FAIRFAX CO., VA
By viriue Of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Ale1sndrs lily. Virgin is. rendered on the 9th
oay OF Asy, 1851, IN the chsncery causes OF
| tarts1 VS.. Thornton ct FL. aud Waehinpton
CITY Savings Bank snG others against Weems.
tGlniniasratcr and others, she undersigned, com.
mlssl0ners, By the said deccos thereto suthori.
Z.d, aill proceed, On tho EtGHTEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1881, at IL o clock n, to sell
oy public auction, in front OF the Market build
ing. on gairfsx street, 10 the said city of Alex.
sudTia. Va, TRAIT or LAND, in Fairfax
county, Va, containing six thousand four hun.
Grea and tort7 five (6.4l5) acres, in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, being the residue of the
original purchase by Thornton, from Fairfax,
rems!ring unsold. The Washington snd Ohio
Railroad is located through the tract, which is
about twenty miles from the cities of alexandria
End Washington.
This property is now subdivi led into seventeen
I'D different parcels or lots designated on the
plats, respectively, ss lots No l. containing 1l74
sores, more or less; n o 2, 1924 acres; No 8, S9i
seres No q, 1919 acres; no s. 124i acres N % 6.
1881 acres; No I. Gat acres; No 8. 1881 acres ;
No 9. 96l4 acres No 10 SOL scres No II, z95i
acres; n 10 II, l7it acres: No Is, al scres: No
II, 1853 acres; No 10 1923 acres; No l6, 2lla
acres; n II, 1T ceres
The said tract will be offered for sals IS q
VI Al LOto "a hLOF6, TO Inc mGteS
and bounds thereof lsid down in said plat or Ger
tain lota msv be sold together, or the larger lots
may be further subdivided on the day of sale
IN the discretion OF the commissioners, TO quit
purehasors. A plot of the property will be e1.
hioi!ed on tue Gay of sale, and can be inspected
sny time before said sale, at the law Office of
Kent s. Nea!e, in the city Of Alexandria, Va.
The property is within an hours ride of the
city OF Washington, a G.stion on the premises,
and two trains day each way, one ia the morn.
ing and the other in the afternoon. It ia we'll
wstered, much oft adapted to agriculture, while
other portions are valuable for its timber There
is substantial msnsion house on tho premises
and good many smaller houses, occupied BY
lsborsrs and tenants.
Terms of Sale: Sufficient of the purchase
money IN cash to pay the costs and expenses OF
suit and sale, ssy ten per cent and the residue
thereof, TO be payable in equal iastalments, st
one two and three years, respectively, from day
OF sae. with interest, 10 be evidenced by The
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers, with good
personal security, the Commissioners to retain
the tito to said land until the purchaser shsll
have paid all Of the purchase money. Convey.
sncing 81 the cost OF the purchaser
LINDEN KENT
W. W1LLOUGHBY,
S. F. BEACH,
GEO. a. MUSHBACH,
+. L. SMITH,
cclo 70 Commissioners
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AEEEsssB SAE.GS
/ OLD ESTABLISHED GRuCGHY,
= BUSINESS 49, STORE HOUSE, FOX

Il BUSINESS ANH STORE HOUSE, FOX
SsLH.
With tbs view of engaging ia q ufaciurias
business: will eel goods At COST unit! tie
TWSNTi-s!R;T day OF NCV&MBEH. i'll
siens, on |hico dag: if any romsiu u2so.d,
will offer them 1t public suction.
VII! also ct.r on said 2l:. dsy Of Hcvemtar
q! public auction ny STCHE and FjNrURHS
known as the CuINKSE TIA STOKE, Alex-
aaGr's VS.. This store is in one Of The pes. l., =
cations II the city, being On EoyaI ST., between
tne city nsrket end ling s!feel; was b:it ia
ioiii has th elevator sciis from the cellar to
ihe 81 story. Gss and water throughout.
For terms, which will &c inaley.ry favorable.
spply on the premises.
no+9-t2Qth 9 r CfIyIs aTE
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s-sT VIETGE of decree ofthe Circuit Court
~ OF .hs United States for thn Kss.orn District
of Virginia i'll the case Of I. 3. Robertson vs.
5. i. and u. Loving ct 81, ard in pursuance Of
Il deed Of tIu:t by EdwtrG IL. willis snd vile
TO me- IS trustee, 20 sscCce s. e snd u. Dow.
llrS the payment o. SIX thousand dollars with
interest from the Gsta OF ssit deei, which deed
s Of record 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of Prince
William County, I will, &c such .rua.ee snd as
trustee appCiGted by said decree, on TU ES-
DAY. the I'd day C November, 1881, ri II
o'clock m, III flo!t Of tho market building, on
Roysi street. II the city Of Alexandria, ". pro
caed 10 sc at pubic suction TRACT OF
LAMB. II Prince William county, Virginia,
blld!Ag IN po!t upon The NeabSco rnp snd in
par. upon PoWeils run, ard nesr Fr4ottone
station, on tho Frrdercks burg ind Potomac
SsEro.d II oeHg part OF tie tract known IS
Lille" and the saIno land convey GO 6y =. L.
robertson, Commissioner, 20 said L. ii. Willis.
Consisting Ct ak hundred ard se7ecty. eigh.
naG ona' DAT acrte, luUr1 Or less, and ICOra par.
HcDihr'y described 10 said desd Of trust Said
property viii De sold in whole or II separate
paTca!s, sa may be cce,ced 20 ile interests OF al
pbtsles Concerned.
Terms: Gee thousand ooll.7s in cseh, two
thousand Go!lsrs in six months from the day OF
sale SOD the fasldGa IL ITO equal irs:sl!ueats
psyGo!o respectively ii one anG two yesrs from
The Gay OF sale, with Interest upon the deferred
payments from the day Of ssic; such deferred
Payments to be secured by uegot.rb.e notes of
tho purchaser, with satisfactory Endorsement,
snd deed OF trast " on the premises; the con
veyaIces ar6 expenses ihereol ana OF recording
to De borne by Inc purchaser.
PHTSE WISE, Trustee,
". WILLOUGaBY,
col. for 5. +. q D. DoR!iag.
CctE4.Rl9
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Opening s:2a Crossing OF .1;e Rails.
CLOSING,
Washington, .. =, md Eortheag:err mails S
8. NJ, II a. SID j and IS p. IL.
Western maig 10 and Is .. IT,.
Southern nasils. v;a EichHload, Va, 10 80 :.
n. end so sud Is o. n.
South and Southwestern !csiis, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, wy snd through nai!s, u T..
N. snG W y. II.
MANAGES division 90 o. ~
AlcxaE3-!E &c Round Hi! Va, GO y. II
oP2NIc:G,
N6f:ha!2 and y csLora ,rGi!s. VS. Waehiag-
ION, D. T., 80 ,. IL. Il II. and ~ >. IL.
Southorl nsi:s, via H!almond, W., 90 =. Z.
Enc $ 3U s. u.
Southwestern mails va Lyaciburg, Virgins
Through maiiG> including YAy n2=ils On midland
Railroad, > 80 .. II.
Man eaas Division 50 p. tt, for lock box only
Round hiil TO h.azRLdr;a, Va, 5 80 .. Il.
Office HouIs--OEiCe opens a. 50 =. H., snd
CLOSES e. 90 2. H.
Sunday Hou.s--OiIce opsas :: Is :. H., ana
closes IL 80 :. Il.
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GALE OF an ICE ECU.E

By virtue Off writ of ic.i fsci,s, 10 no direct.
ed. vii! proceed 20 SSH On &AIU .:nAY, tho
l2tb day OF No lber Eext, ia fro,t @! the 4 lar
nerly u5ed hy John :. Reach IS IN les house
on Tho lot bounded By fsItfsx. l;oysl, MsaiscE
and Wytha reets:-.skaH &c ca!is!7 "a exscu-
iion IN favor Of j. r. .. Sncct W. jouu :;
Bach Eslo .t12 n
uCvC-,s WEI Y SNTTE c,-,,.
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hDGgEfsH NAG&A.
31st day Of January, 1882,


p: the rsilroad depc: Of the Washington snd
OHIO &&itosd tcmpsay, il the city O.; Alezan.
drln, Va. offer st public auction the
&NT1GE LINE OF TIE WASHINGTON s
OHIO RAILROAD,
Including that partly and that wholly construct
CO, end a!so ell and singular all the works and
PROPERTY, real, personal end mixed, rolling
stock, locomotives, GERS, &C., and ell rights,
contracts and fraLchisee Of slid WASHINGTON aud
Chic Railroad Company
Inc STA property consists of constructed
line OK railway in active operation from tho CITY
OF Ale1sndris. Fs westward through the coun-
les OF 2l6xand,is Fsrfs1 and Loudoun 10
Bound dll station, IN L0udoun county, dr..
lance OF OH mics, Including line connecting
with the Washington and a.iexsndIis Railroad.
he road "a also graded beyond Round Eli! for
distance Of three miles.
Tie other real property Of the company COZ.
s!its ct 2 Largo brick depo. building and freight
houEo, III the city of AlsIsndris. round house,
MACHINE shop, c8r sEop, car ehed, store houae
&c, and about fifteen acres Of lGLd sdjacen
thereto; also steven depot houses aud lots at tho
e!eVan pFinclpsl stations between AlexsIdria
aud Round Hill
accordiE& to tho route surveyed the distance
rom washington city to Point Pleasant. on the
Vhio river Is !hEee hundred ard twenty-five
mi!ea, snd passes through country heavily
l!mbered and OF great mineral resources.
iefms Lac enti'e property, real. personal snd
- '-So 'a!iCAiSesi Oc.I ID sOIQ tOgnLher and Tor
mo same the purchaser must pay fifty Thousand
dollars (S50 COY of the purchase money in cash,
ana Inc residue III four equal annual payments,
Win lnteres! from the Gay OF sale, which said
payments srs 70 be evidenced by bonds which
are 20 Dc secured oy deed of trust upon tho
property sold, to ts executed upon the contirma-
lLon OF tie sale snd conveyance TO the pur-
chaser.
G1is sale is subject 20 tho liam Of ths decd Of
trust e-ecu.ed Angus. 9TH, 1855 to indemnify
!Ee county of Clarke Ststa OF Virginia, aysia.t
inability far tee Gnnu.l interest on the boDds O.
the s.id county for the sum Of one hundred
iloLsSnd dollars iSiG0 0O0 up TO snd until tbs
utce when said rosd shs!l be commenced and
rndar construction in said county of Clarks;" and
agsiEst Liability Tor tha pay mon!s of the princi-
pol OF said bonds in case they shall become due
ed payable be:ore the rosd rhsll be commenced
snd under construction in sold county, the said
bonds filling due in the year 1892
The purchaser will be entitled to tho net
proa;s Of the rosd from the day of sale.
j. T. BARTON
RICG'D. b. LEE, Ccmn'-s
CHAS L. STUART, Of Sale,
HENRY HEATON.
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ssepss nS, 81
CAPITAL BOOKS:

CAPITAL BOOKS:
oFAaILIAE HNGai3u QUOTATICNS
Soc.
HANDY CLASSICAL. D2GTI02AKY; sec.
DICTIONARY OF EaUNDNESj, uJl!ec.
Goa OF mistakes C:!sa m=do IL Speaking and
writing: zoe
HEhOlNE;5 OF E'BE CRuSAD!sS, BY e.
e. Bloss, su!dor of BIOS Anci;&I History.
BRUSH WUCD, by =. EUca.Enti i,..id, beau.
tiiuiiy illustrated: 81 So
THE COKEET Uf HOgSE, . isle Of Mar.
borough's ws.a, by 8. 4 i!cn:2; 81 80.
SPANISH FAIEY TALES, bg Ecraan Csb.
eliero; rIto ne~ 81 p.
CKAQU E-Q Ui;GM story, hr *. u. CATH
erwood lllustr.:sd. 81 Is; p.ner copers. e0e
ViEWS On FaNEn QUZSTlUA>. by
Wilhnn, w. kmsley 81 So
FEAGGLHiTA, Z ucvel, 81 "Ri.a;" Coo.
AUEt 5GHG%A by l!isncha Willis How.
ard, ~ 10: of 'Cae Ssum:G".;" 81 ..
:, hoo Z II AHI AiHG 70 :; Vi ih3 Round
Robin Series :" 81.
ssOUTd SEa ;:GGTGaG3, By Mrs. 4. V.
Dab gren 81 50.
NhW BOOKS d&iiy.
novl G:O. L TREECH.
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E&pss mMS.x> .szy ssHNT,
ALW "A rs READY
Oysters --llIlkll Confectionery.
HENRY fsAENGAE, I2D Aius street.
Las ONarei his

Has opened his
l. A d ES' . ISTEK RJORS
FOR the sessln. lis Oyster rooms io- gentlemen
a!e also open. S.t:oEa !oay rely upon picked
Oysters and tie best cookery in I'll s.y ,s
MILK .nd CEt =. i-ssil and pure from the
country, always for aaic, T:y IL for youf family
Brengle's Ice Cream, E.c, f.: desert o. lunch,
and fute CanClas ere s;;ecla.tc4 - which b hat
never neen excai!ed. CaSas Of al k!:.l.a o! the
pest ma.erIs! cheapa. than they can &c made n,
nome. he cs!ers OF The best 20. !&m!iies, pa!-
tios, balls, fa'!s End e:!e:lainmenls
cream Put:. Ia,.s nad Pss.!y Of sill kinds
Etuits, sugaEed and plain. Caroincls, nuts and
Contoc.lonerlas of 81 kirds
Gail, see. tuy end he ss,:.G ,E oc2,
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(c%a<I!eexxulltIriu (l5azctt1
THURSDAY syBHIxa, NOv'G. 10.

Nor TIE GAME roR EiEa - Elz ,both 4.
Il Her, a you eiri | Il Ee: home. gay and bsI-
p2, last Sita.d = ai.cr2oon 70. scaoc. II the
evetiag hs c,me hCEe vi Il b.ujse 90 her
forehead which she said y % noi2 scratch she
hsd sast4ia,d vii, pIsylHS Iaap-tTos With o
n1mbc. c! other pi:ll. TGe kris, SIC Y .!af-
cd to her mother, eErscs d tLcms.lgc5 il ron
aud she sroc cd, 10 IL ( 90 al! he leaps sat
ooe Wl;hcu; the Slightest difficulty. Mhcu shs
ATTEMPTED to lap over .De shoulders CT tbe last
girl 10 TIE ro's har G!ss' caught On the Riri's
head snG c'nsed h.r 70 fIl ne.G!oreulo7t 20 tie
ground. Nothing moro Was thought o: tbs &c
c.dcnt DV her friends, aud th. l.so ic1g gemU
was scarcely ncuI2rcd ujtii 80, sisy. when /.
was rIc..i:G to n mjty by the girls atx!cus
mother, as so0D Bs ihU G!.i ccGfDod home FROM
school IN the atcioooa a3i clmpianad O: q Sc
we're headache oni brg,n TO eomit. J'acso
symptoms "cro tc'Io1eu ry s. clil. Ga Voc
uesdsy Dor2!9g tbs severe pin that sho:
tlr ugh hcT head c3uscG har to moao SD
scream, So gfest wa3 Ter sGt!3Il2g. She IL:
pered R,h CONSUMING leSc7 utti! Wtdaes-
d.y oocp, when she ul=d TIC co.ouor hello
ca IIqu 81 on her body and rot d red es lis v;r
dc. tact sac tcc2Gs caus to her death :rtn
COZ gesl2o Of tie tr.iD, following ic:Gsnta
copcussl1n. The girl mas CO ito eve OF her
llth year, bright ctill al ctio1Gtc, kind. be-
loved By eli her associates ard idol:zsd nv her
gtlet s!Ilcken nothcr.-N Lou!S Republican,
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LEGAL EATsCEs,

TIIRGINIA: Clerks ctice OF tbs CiicQit
Cour. CT The city Ct Ale-szdria. October
u. 1851.
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Opening s:4a Gaos.ng o. .sse Rails.

80 Ask your druggist tora c5py Of 'Youc;
Men's trlsad'' real Il!
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SEEEUSThE'S SALE OF STORE HOUSE
2 Ard DWELLING HOUSE by virtue
OF Gsed CT trust from James Wech and vile,
bearing date tue 20 b of April, 1872 recorded in
ibsr a, tic. 4. fo!io sol, lard records CT F.iyFar
county. st tlo request of The party scared,
shall oilsr for saic s.. pubic auction on MON
nhf, iae Dist OF n o7amber, 1881. at sirfsx q.
a, 10 trout Of Tho Cour. douse door. a vsuab
STORE EOU3E forty by twenty feet, with
DWELLING HOUSE attached with all me-
cessary out bulldogs snd situated at Vienna, op
TIE Washington and ONO s.. K.
T2;m!: 80 much cash 81 will pay the ccs.s
aid oSpene.s Il sblG ard !he SUN Of SlCC0 with
i!tares. at 10 ger cont from tins list or February,
1878. OF s:id sum Till dag OF sale the balance
upoH credit OF Twelve months from the day of
f:lo scCu!ol BY Lex! on the properly scli.
JANIS 81. LOVE-
On.5G.yII .-nts,itut,i T,rston
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'lSE U&2'EE'S SALE OE DWELLING
I. HOUSE End GKIS3 end saw MlAi.--
BY Virtue Of = Decd Of trus: from J omes WEIGH
aid vic BEARING date the 10Th Of EoVemae!
1878 recorded il i!ber X, 80 i, folio Is, land
roco:5a Of Fslii,A CCiuty, under the G:oc!ioG
OF tho psI.s secafea, j s!sl o;ar for sails 81 pub
lie aucilol, u. E;OnDAI, Inc Dist Of November,
1881 f. Fs-:sx G. u. in f7on5 CT the Court
House door valuable WEiILLNG HOUSE.
t&IST aGd SAY MILL. The said property
lies or ;he Georgetown 1urup!ks. in Fairfax
couc:y, rid IL sbou. nine miles from George.
to"n. ID. g. The aIea.er p6r: OF the machinery
il new arc ia fac condition.
Terms: 10 much cssn IS will pay the costs
,r:G expenses Ct sale End the sum Of 5. ESQ with
in.eresl on sEid sun froE, Dec 18th 1879 10 the
ce7 OF aal-, the balance upon g credit Of l, and
ocrs, with Interest from the day Of ssle upon
deferred instalrnenta, tc be secured by deed Of
trust upon the property cold.
j. u. LOVE,
cCtl0 Tiw Substituted Truatoe.
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Official papers. This be did, and when
Mr. Minehart was satisfied that the
prisoner was the Sheriff of FL Paso, he
returned the pistol and released him.
A lady and gentleman in q west
bound Pullman q yesterday, having
Just concluded q lunch, chicken inelu-
ded, her laughing eyes were wandering
around, when, remarking that she still
had in her possession the bones Of the
unfortunate chicken, she instantly
threw them out Of the window. Little
did she think what the consequences
would be, for as these bones and the
remains of the lunch dropped upon the
head Of a man greasing the wheels of
the cars. q cry of anguish went up
from every mouth. The unfortunate
victim did nothing, he simply looked;
yet that look would have melted the
Cardiff giant.
New York: Seven hundred and forty
mormons arrived Tram Europe en- route
for Salt Lake.
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Public notice is hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners viii
meet as a board Of equalization at the
county clerks Office in Cheyenne, on
Saturday July 9th, 1881, at 10 O'Clock
am, and will continue in session from
day to day. for ten days.
The board will hear and determine
the complaints Of all persons feeling
aggrieyed by the assessment of theii
property, and will equalize the assess
ment roll of said county for the veal
1881.
By order of the board of county com
missioners.
JOHN X. JEFFREY,
Clerk of the Board.
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There is nothing comparable to
"GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" as a means
of removing the roughness Of the skin
consequent upon salt water bathing.
A complexion dazzling as that of the
tabled Venus, as depicted rising from
the sea, is produced by the use of this
identifying preparation. 1t leaves the
skin as glossy and smooth as satin, and
Is in all respects superior to the dan
gerous Toilet Powders, foreign and do
nestle. 1t is literally as harmless as
dew. Beware of counterfeits. See
that &c. N. CRITTENToN, proprietor"
is printed on each packet, without
which none is genuine. Sold by drug
gists at % cents; three cakes, go cents.
The claims Of HILLS INSTANTANEOUS
HAIR Dye to the appreciation of all
who need such an article are equally
undeniable. And as regards price, the
advantage Of cheapness is added to the
other claims of the Dye.
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Notice.

Bids for the building of a west wing
to the public school house in the. city Of
Cheyenne will be received until July Il
at ~ O'Clock m. Drawings and speci
6cations can be seen at the office OF Z.
p. Snow, clerk of the school board,
with whom bids may be left. Bidder
will not be allowed to take the draw
ings and specifications away from thu
Office of the clerk.
BY order of the boaid of trustees.
W. W. CoRLErT,
DR. BARKwELL,
j. SLAUGHTER,
jnly7d4t Committee.
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The ~foIIoxtno itsms are from ons M
the IK.nKp,s cor,ssnondsnts In NORTH
Psrt.
NAM business man here and men
who were a-nriously holding baek. until
amer d mseting ~ ths director Of
the Vsndalis consolidated mining conn
pany. were greatly disappointed. as
they expected this compapy would put
a great number of men h work nm lack
Creek gulch on their mines. They did
increase their force ON the Endomile.
and one or two other claims. but not to
the extent expected. The truth of the
matter is, the directors concluded to
develop more fully the Endomile. and il
it proved good, then they would at once
put all the men to work they had room
for. They have found excellent ore,
and its richness is increasing as depth
is attained; and it appears to be the
universal opinion that in a short time
the company viii put a great many
more men to work in their different
properties, and get as much on in the
depth as possible by fall. We learned
yesterday from good authority that
Messrs. Mott and Holcomb had visited
Omaha, Chicago and Denver since they
left here, the object of their visit being
to inquire as to the cost of reduction
works and that they would purchase
them at once and make preparations for
their erection.
There are quite a number of promis-
ing prospects in Jack creek gulch, but
the owners are not able immediately
to go on with their development work,
but as soon as reduction works are put
up, so that they a find a market for
their ore, active operations will at once
begin.
We don't know what the new superin.
tendent of the Chicago company intends
doing, but hear that he intends 10 push
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Notice to sto ekme sid Ranchmen

Notice to Sto ekm en snd Ranchmen.
Now is the season of the year to lay
In a stock of Addoms & Glover's Com
pound Carbolic Healing Salve. 1t is
especially prepared for sore back horses,
gals, scratches, strains, &C., &c. 1t is
a 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. H..
Reel says of this Ointment: 81 am
satisfied it is the best ointment made
for sore backs, &c., VIM. Hecht says:
'tI use your Carbolic Healing Salve and
consider it 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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Strangers coming to Cheyenne should
stop ut 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.
fy11tf.
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Should your hair commence falling
out or prematurely turn gray or should
there be Itching and little pimples or
scabs formed on the head, all can be
eradicated by using Addoms & Glover's
Quinine, Glycerine and Cantharides
hair tonic as a dressing; and for remov-
ing dandruff, it is without IN equal.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-08

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; q
cold taken in time, soon yields to the
soothing and curing properties of this
syrup. Try 1t. m29tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-08
somethlnK New for Ladies'.

Mrs. Bates is prepared to clean and
dye ostrich plumes, tips, felt and straw
hats, clean and dye ribbons, silks aud
all styles of goods worn by ladies and
gentlemen. Laces of the finest fabric
cleaned, crepe made to look like new,
velvet renovated. 312 Ferguson street,
Carey block. j10d3mos
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-08

The firm of Waid, Williams & Co.,
lie this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The outstanding business of the firm
will be settled by o. q. Waid at Chey-
enne, W. T.
Cheyenne, Wy, July 8. 1881.
o. G. WAID,
w. +. WILLIAMS,
july6d6t WIN. SAEGER.
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Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between w. b. Williams and Lemuel
Smith, jr., under the firm name and
style of Williams & Smith, is dissolved.
LEMUEL, SMITH. JR.
Cheyenne. Wyo., June 10, 1881.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-08

The LEADER Job printing office es-
tablishment is now in perfect running
order, and with new type and other
new material, and the finest office in
the territory, will be able to turn out
the best of work at short notice. Give
us a call,
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County Commissioners.

The board Of commissioners met yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Robertson and Swan were present.
The books and accounts of the
county clerk were checked and exam
ined and found correct.
A number of small bills, amounting
in all to $50 80, were allowed.
The board then adjourned.
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Artentisn. Fire Department.

A special meeting Of the Cheyenne
Fire department will be held at 730
O'Clock this Friday evening, to consider
the matter of holding the tournament at
an earlier day than August ..
M. II. HARHIFn.
1t Chief @. II. ID,