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NEW ADvERrisRMES7b
a BRErEniAN.


GARD. WI &&(%l VI
Although Gold Wave may be here any day, there are
hundreds customers and others who have yet thought
of looking after their Stoves and Heaters We would advise
them delay longer but attend to this matter at once To
those of New Goods all ask is that you do pur
chase till you examine New Line Of Stoves, Ranges and
Heaters We have had fine stock and at such low
prices Our New Finn Range Economy Heater also the Du
plex Heaters uneqaled by any other goods the market
We showing the finest line of Slate Mante Gas and Coal
Oil Fixtures in this city .'''@ 'I t''''' '..'"
FLINN & BRENEMAN, ..r
No. 81 North Queen Street Lancaster Pa
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FOE BALAs

,l,aE kOHREK WAREhOUsE. His PINE
L Residence and House adj Joining. are ofier
OIL at private sale. Persons desirous OF view
ing riie property will please call on the owner,
JOHN s. kOIIHER,
Or BAU5MAN BuRAB,
s'p.5tfd Real Estate Ago nts.
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sEg <DyrRT!sEHYHIk.

DIty " " Oh hiIHIVA . %.
) p3-lyialyw ..-rr..r Raaimora. Md.
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Campaign Banners, Flags, suits, Capcs
CaDs, Helmets. Shirts, Torches everything tn
c04,p ,ignoutfits. Send tor illustrated circu
aI 40 Campaign Mo %, 10 Barclay street,
Now York. ai.imeod
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United Companies OF New Jersey ..isox
Northern Pscino Prsferred.. ......ss.ss 10
I1inSrS Ies,nS Central Rsilroad. oad...............
N"prfs,oTwarv TaviEsuon CompAny.............. uk
central transportation Compan ). ....,... nc
',n.sio. N. Y and Philadelphia. ........., lX
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Mite mnriorsr sentsnoed.

/. BosToN, Mass, Sept. 23.--Chas. Elliott,
for causing the death of his wife, was to-
day sentenced to A years in tho state
prisons
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EOnII0N hEEAiIs-.

Fitt, PEI sens Psrtsh by the Wrg,ktnE Of q
# isritisn GdEpnHT
LONDON Sept. 23,--The British Ruubc at
Wasp was wrecked on the northwest coast
OF Ireland to day. Fifty persons we're
drowned.
1he On .Ier. In spsih Dsor.a,iae.
MADRID. Sept 23 Eight fresh cases OF
cholera have developed yesterday in tho
province of Alicante and one 10 TayagouO.
In the latter province there was four Deaths
and in tho former ten. The health Of the
city of Alicante is perfectly satstaeJorg,
ard quarantine at other Spanish ports
against arrivals from here h;sa heoo
abolished. The injected towns in the
province of Alicante has been completely
cnrdnued.
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Henry Greder, ol Woss iLampheid
township, threw lOs al deadly night
Rhaio over into q road. II w8. cAion by
three OF his COWS, all oi which died = f.S
hoars later poisoned by tho woods.
An emplOye of the steve works pald
squire Evans g for oaing drunk aud dis.
orderly yesterday lie WAS thru released
lt was decided at last gVcniUg's rnsoting
o1 the Columbia rod aud gun club To make
II permanent Organization.
Tbs wreck at the Big ConestoSa bGiIro
delayed tho news express this mmuiGs
half-hour
Mr. Joseph Bcown gaya = Largo a.d
enjoyable party last evening. iH honor ct
his 3ist birthday, st bis hoac on Seventh
streat, between W1'nu and Locus.
street.
4 grand vocal ANA iostradoubai concert
Will 10 given this evening in tho Colum
bis Nit. Zion 4. " L church By the
H,br,thc troupe OF colured jubilee siugers.
A. far as Columbia rs concerned, b.Te
haii las seen its beat days tor this season.
Manager james Alison, with his brother
W ~ as assistant, haze bsca successes, aud
deserve much credit FOR their share in
making base ball matters lively in our Dor
ugh.
An Increase o: uIdsrs compel the stove
works employees 10 work at nights,
hrs. Rollen, HhIc, sued Israel Given,
Do!orsd, yesteTday, before Squire Youug.
foF assault and surety of the peace. Israel
wanted to throw d cup OF hot coffee over
Mrs. Roller, and she objected, hence
he law suit. lsraci pad costs and was
discharged.
IL is believed by Lancaster county con-
stables that the late horse stealing cases
- Il Inv mi vlN nj AZ,
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Connecting Two CITY Offices.

The property committee of cOurcils havo o
had a door placed between tho mayor
and city treasurer's office. This is a great
convenience to these officials.
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PErIIY MEtiI p
6sE5 rms,

huBsR. - In th!s city, on the 2ist inst Her
bert IL. son Ot Il. r. and Amelia Huber aged
II years, 4 months and 2 days.
Thc relatives aud friends OF tEo family are
respectfully invited To attend tho funeral
from he resiIeoce ct Dis parents. No. AS west
rglHberry street, on " c,InC sdav afternoon
At = O'Clock. ~
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worh OF tho Court.

Court heard argument on Monday after
noon OF cases in the orphans court list.
The following wero argued Estate OF
John B. Eshlemau and Roland Diller,
deceased, exceptions TO auditors repoTta,
This morning IN the quarter sessions
court tho exceptions to tho report Of
viewers, Ia the Salisbury township road
was argued and also tho rule to show cause
why tho allow ance ordered by tho court
to Amanda Bienes, wife of Albert Blemes,
should not DO stricken off and order Of
court Togcinded.
In tho orphaEs court, the citation to
administrator to il'c an account was
argued.
1t was announced this morning that tho
court would DO Ia session on Saturday,
October L. 10 hear arguments for judg
mSnts, for want of a sufficient affidavit Of
defense aud for tho transaction OF current
business. AS that is the last day for
NATURALIZATION tho court will probably bo
kept busy.
Tho objection filed 70 tho report Of
viewers on tho construction Of tho Clay e.
llinkletown turnpike road. that the turn.
pike was not of proper grade was with
drawn this morning. but tho authorities
of Clay, Ephrata and Earl townships fled
further objections to tho confrma'
tion Of the report They olaim
TIA. th present company owo them
about $4,000 for keeping tho
turnpike Ia repair sinco it was abandoned
by tho old oorporation---tbo Downing town,
Iiinkietowa II Epbrata Turnpike COM
pany, twenty years ago. An answer will
bo fled 10y the managers Of tho Clay Il
Hiukletuwn Turnpike company aud the
N after argued TO morrow.
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" toUGH on IRON

" Rough on Itch cures humoTJ. erupliuns,
chtlblains. "a
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,ueettns OF tho we.,m,as,sr rrc

The presbytery of Westminster will
meet IN tho Middle Ootoraro Presbyterian
church on Monday evon;ng, September
2Dth, at 7.30 o'clock Tho sermon at tho
opening will be preached by Rev. L w.
Gaylord, tie present moderator. There
vii bo popular mretiug held os Tuesday
morning at lOi o'clock. Another will be
held in the evening at which the subjoct
viii DO "rde sabbath school Work" At
this meeting call from tho Stcwartstown
church. lDrk county, will be presented,
asking iur ih0 pastoral services Of Rev. A. a..
T. Fox aud arrangements made for his in.
stallatiOn
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LIFE PRrsEKvrl,

II you are losing your grip on lie, try
~elrs HoAliH RonGwer." Goes direct 10
weak spots. (3l
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FOR Lame sack oiir ur CEdsL, geo Sui
LpB'S POROUS PLASTER. friC,'. - cent
5nlt ~ H. Is. Cochran, druggist, la3 ami l3a
North ouSoU s,!cUt Ian caster -"r} 3eohr
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rI'tIE LaRSAsrS uE>T AND MUsV puN-
plete assortment OF Playing Earis IN ii0
city, rom s. per pack UP, at
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Instant reliet for Neuralgia, Toothaobe,
Faoeachs Ask tor Rough ON Tootnach y
Is aud 25c, (3l
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"itcti'E ilios '.-syinprIm rGIsture.
Like passpira,iDu, Intense itching worse by
scratching, meet at night, seems II pin-wOrms
we're CrAwling " S5pdgHes Ointment is a
pleasant, sure cure.
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~sv .vT.

Quotations o. AiSOJtatsi tg0rr
stocks irmer. AtOney, lBsc.
Nov YORK COnlEai-..,,.., ,.......,.. .--. osA
Erie Railroad ah...,.s....s.l..-. ..... lsS
AuhllS hkp pres.
Michigan Central RAilrOaI -. ....,-.-. -...., ~
Michigan Southern RalrOat. ........ -. 76js
Illinois Ceutral Railroad ................ l2ah
CIeyeiand n FIttsburRh Railroad -. .l&i
Chicago n Rock Island Railroad. ...,..,... .il2ts
Pittsburgh u Fort Wayne lailroad. LIN
Western Union rele graph Company, es
Toledo q WaDash..,..,...s.'--'- -'-r.ss'' ssss~ ga
New Jersey Central ,.... .....'r.'.-..-..-., ~
New York Ontario Hast@fn-- -.-.. lOts
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rOLlTIUAL.
Democratic rat
Democrauc national Ticker.
PIr,-rtsnt- ROVER CLEVELAND.
Vice Prcsideut-EHOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Uemocrstic state Ticket.
BLRCroRs AT LARGE. rt
HiCHAGp vAUX, b. J. MoGRANN,

Democratic County T1ckss.
Congressman. at Large.-W. w. II. DAVIS,
Congress. .-PAklS HALDEMAN.
Judge.-D. u. ESHLEMAN.
Senator (xin John MARTlN:
Assembly (2j.--CHklSTIAN FOX
JAMES u. PATTERSON.
t3).-S. 4. OErWILER
JAMES DUFFY
- II. IL. KAUFMAN,
Snerid.--E. NJ. ABTEkS.
rgotnonotary.-DENJ WORKMAN.
RcsisCer.-E. Z. DILLER
County freasuror.-JNO.s b. MANN,
Clerk of q. S--H. S. RUTrEk.
CLERK of o. C.--SAML X. HOSTETTEk,
county Comnissioner.-H. r. HARTMAN.
Prison keeper.-G EO. W. STYEK. -.
prtson inspccLors.-H. u. BUCn.
Nv. WHITAKER.
Poor Directors.-G so. ID DARMSrECTER
"a. 3.Y0gE.
'ur,Iier.-D AVIS KITCH.
'rdiior, GEO. W. SCHROEDER.
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lTnRE
=, ,utIUE.
" Proposals Will bc received at the Com
miSsiOners' O1ice, Lancaster, Pa, up 10 MON.
DAY. the goth day OF SEPTEMBkE. 1884, at IL
O'Clock OF said day. ior tho building ot Il Low
over the West Branch Of the ocIoraro creek.
near its confluence with The Fast Branch, be-
tween COlcratn and, Little Rriitin townships.
PIaHG ana specih cations can be seen nj the
o%SSiSre,s ~" 81 Hr a6ta Dso oF CoMstIs ioNERs,
spEoppss, WILL rE RECnivsD AK
} the Mayors ONCE up to Thursday, sept
p, 1854 at I p. IN Tor rs much hard Pea Coal.
No. ] size as may bo requirai mt tho City
Water Works, until April |, 1850. The coal TO
be thorOug hly screened and oftnc best quality;
u not, H. Will have TO bo taken Dtf at The eN-
pensc OF The party furnishing the same.
-. v. ROSEHMIBLER,
80 std Chairman Water CommirIea.
T., eALkD PRBPt,s rpx TuL ERrC-
!" tGn ana completion oI Fire Engine and
Truck House on lot q. ground No. J35 East
King street, in accordance with plans and
specifications, VIII be received NJ the Mayors
uflicc, until TUESDAY, SEpIEMHEE S0th
not 10 be taken from the Office. proposals to
DC addressed, GEORGE W. CORMEfY,
Chairman of the Fire Committee.
fire committee reserve tho right to reject
any or All bids. s20-3t
EruFtUE .... r-. ra.,..
~ Proposals will be received III the Com
ruiss!Oncrs' pfrice, Lancaster, Pa, ur. to the
s.,id day, tor building an inlCr-County bridge
at Bellare station, Couawh4O township, on
the line between Lancaster and Dauphin
C0uut;es. Plans and specifications can be seen
BY order OF the D
s"ptls-to29th COMMISSIONERS.
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NLhkEtS 'SEa sTDSF.
~ M. ~ West King Street,
L. tho place 20 buy PUkE TEAS, COFFEE,
SUGARS aud SPICES Gt prices Lower than
The lowest. E0Itees gr0nnl by MlLer pOMe en-
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=
ylE.Ss UItfAEs ar sIx5 rs;t HUk-
l dred, u better cigar Imam IL sold by moss
dcDlera Bt Sl.75, NJ
HhRC SANS YELLOW FEBSr ca, Az
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CAIRO, Sept. 23.-Generai Lard Wolse
Icy will start up the Nilt, on Saturday
without awaiting further arrivals OF troops
A merchant from I'll Obeid reports hat
the Mahdi has 30 Krnpp cannon and tha'
10, 600 of his q, 900 followers aro armed
with RemiDgton rile6 The merchant
stated also that 20 Europsana still re-
NAMED at El Obeid.
WhOIoBsIo AirsEt at -SLsrUhisIr
VIENNA, Sept 23--TvCniy arc persons
have been arrested charged with CymPA-
city in Baehuau's Anarchist ssraTes.
Guupowdsr and dyramitU stores vt
Wiener. NeuataiL aGd Ngun KirohCg wcIe
entered last aight aud the contentsA,toeu
A rniue was exploded under steepIe at
Neustadt.
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ITNDES:WFAK CuEAPEg THAN EyrS
u All BEClirOLD'S.
Also Working Pants, OverIll5. shirts o. Ali
kinns, Hosiery and Notions. Com ortS treu
from shoidy, at low plices. Counterpahts Rt
reduced prices. The above goods viii be sold
ut prices to suit the present times. Please cali
AMI learn prices before you buy.
HENRY BECnTULD,
No 81 North Queen street.
=. S.-Housos, Building Lots and sand Tor
aalp.
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4 iAS 81 pr AT STgLES tNDA" F'ii. ~
" as tow IA the lowest, at
ithETa! y ~ YELLOW FttpsE I l., w.
SInIEE.
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Mr., Dr. walton. - ysr,o,,,c,,ron

Mother WALTON has prescribed this valuable
Hcdiclno for great many years In hor private
practice. II has proved an unfailing specific
IN the treatment OF the many disorders TO
which the female constitution l. subject 1t
II n sure cure for tho monthly troubles that 20
many wo non suncr. Matted on receipt al
price, zoe old Dy H. u. Cochran, druggist,
III and lSH North lnecn strc,,t- is)
PEr7JY VEuEE
Ladies' " no wouti retain freshness AN 81
HaC!ty. fon't tii to try Wells Health kO
cpaF.'
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shiIzustphIa

ShiIzdstphta
luotaLlons oy Associated Srsss
Stocks weak and feverish.
Philadelphia q Erie IL. h.....,..... ....,.. l3k
dealing halIohu.s ss..s.ss.ssss4'..s.'...'-- tfi1
Pennsylvania Railroad. ......,..,, q
Lehigh Valley tiailroad, d,.....s............. %
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COLUMBIA NEWS ITEMS.
rHym OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
a SNEAK TBief Detected In "rIsarante DO
iioto"--rho susquobanns at its Lovsst--
a Lads Marrow Escape.

a SNEAK TDiet Detected In "Fisarapte DO
iioto"--rho susquobanns at its Lovest--
A Lads Marrow Escape.
Goo. Hartz, OF Deep Out. Bsrks count v,
was arrested yesterday by u. II g. Deteo
two Hoffman while In the aot OF stealing a
railroader's lunch bucket. iie was taken
TO Reading, aud upon given u hearing was
committed TO Jail for 20 days Hartz had
been discharged from the Il e G. aud +.
X, II, and was doing nothing in Columbia
whcu arrested, yet he looked IA, aud
healthy. This fact gave the desired clue,
for no ono knew whore lie obtained his
edibles until caught stealing the lunch
bucket. Many similar thefts have oc
Cured in this vicinity within tho past two
months,
Tho itivar sun FanIng.
Tho river ia still falling, aud BY noon, IL
II continues. navigation on tho lido Water
canal will DO suspended, as boats canrot
outOr the canal from the river ut Wrights-
vile, that point beiug very ehallow. The
touulgo has been lichtencd, bat even that
has not had the desired effect. Tho river
10 lower now than was ever before known.
Personal.
Mr.. Jaok Tracy has loft the Columbia
stove works 20 til tho position Of mounter
at tho stove works III Elizabeth, Pa
ilA'l1 sul iNtocNS pu'u Nrtv W tDfkyu
this morning
John L. Richards is ua his way to San
Francisco, Cal, wheto ho will attcnd the
National Convention ~ Iocomotiv, engi-
nccrs.
Mrs. Maggie and Ella Pierce arc home
from Ocean Grove.
DR.. Markell is guouink ia York county.
Miss Tile Buck, Of Philadelphia who
has been tho guest OF Miss Matte Given,
yesterday loft for the Michigan Univ ersity
y. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Night Watchman James Lookard, at the
Locust street crossing of the +. u r., is
sick in bed.
II. o. Morrison, yOung sOa OF Samuel
Morrison, residing ut No I03 Locust
street, died from calarTh ~ tho breast
yesterday, and will be buried from hia la'e
home tomorrow at y. IN.
rcIi Under Wagon.
Albert Reitzel, 4 ton year old sou Of
MIR. Il. Reit2ol, in attempting 20 get leo
from Filbort & Sons 100 wagon, while IL
was being loaded, stepped from tho rear
step aud fei! beneath hind wheel. lC-
stead Of having his neck crushed, IS
might te supposed, ho was showed along
with the wagon aud had lucky escape
with = damaged n1sc, aui face a I hands
that are now minus several piC0eG gt skin
Had not Mr.. Sam.ul fIlbort stopped the
wagon, the lat vpuia uISr hscu crIsI 4
10 death.
, 1884-06-12
Proposals for Court House and Jail
bonds
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Buffalo. Wyn. June & 1884

- I
Buffalo, Wyo., June 5, 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 10 o'clock n. M. on Tuesday,
the LIST day of July, 1884, for thirty
thousand '(S30,00O) dollars of coupon
bonds, to be issued by the county o John-
son, for the payment of the cost of erect
ing a Court House and Jail for said
county. The issue Of said bonds was
authorized by an act of the legislative as
sembly of the territory of Wyoming. Ap-
proved March 5, 1884.
Said bonds will be of the denomination
of one hundred (Sl0O) dollars each, dated
July l, A. ID. 1884, bearing eight per
cent. interest per annum, principal and
interest payable in the lawful money of
the United States of America, at the office
of the County Treasurer, in the city of
Buffalo, Wyoming Territory; said bonds
will be payable in fifteen years from date
of issue, and redeemable in order of issue
after the second year; at least one tenth
of said bonds to be retired annually until
paid. Coupons will be paid annually on
January ! of each year. Proposals will
be received for the whole or any portion
of the issue, but no bids under 90 per
centum will be considered. Accrued in
terest will be charged from date of bond
to date of delivery to purchaser. The
County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. By order of the
Board of County Commissioners.
[SEAI~ n. G.. CARwILE.
County Clerk.
, 1884-06-12
DR.. WAGNER
81 Co.'S
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

33s I.ariner street. Denver.
Chronic diseases of men and women success
fully treated. Surgical operations OF all kinds
mia, cured without knife or caustlc. Diseases OF
Eye and Ear a specially, by one member of this
Arm.
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects o youth
Gul follies or indIscreli1ns, will do well to avail
themselves Of this the greatest boon ever laid
NER Will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pri-
vate disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
Middle-Aged Men.
There are many men OF the age OF 80 to co who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weakening
of the system In "A manner the patient cannot
account for. on examining the urinary deposits
times small particles OF albuinen will appear, OF
the color will be Of akin or milkish hue, again
changing to a dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty.
ignorant Of the cause, which is the second stage
OF seminal weakness. Dr. Wagner viii guaran-
tee a cure In all such cases and a healthy restOra-
ton of the gcnitO-urinary organs, Consultation
free. Thorough examination and advice, - 90.
All communications should be addressed TO
DIR. Henry Wagner, postonlca box 1883, Denver,
Colorado
The Young Mans Pocket Companion, by Or.
H. Wagner, Is worth Its weight ~ gold to young
men. Price. SIPS sent by mail to any address.
Take Notice.
Has moved into his new building, No. 33s Lar
liner street. iust across the street from No. $40
Larimer street, his old office tNBAR CITY HALL
His new quarters are fitted up In grand style.
DIR. WAGNER & co.
Cutthis out and take along.
, 1884-06-12

Fancy and white shirts very low at Po-
lacks.
, 1884-06-12
c

Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City,
, 1884-06-12

want anything. She will be held by
Sheriff Sharpless until the return of Mr..
Riner from Evanston, when she will pro-
badly be taken charge of by the United
States authorities and returned to the
agency.
, 1884-06-12
The Democratic Leader.
THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1884.


suggestive.
The bOoms that once through every toy
SO sweetly, swiftly sped.
At last have persisted and gone down.
Lii lambs to slaughter led.
And now, above their silent tomb,
Like beacon hat illumes the gloom,
There waves a fiutt ring blue-white plume.
But, ali against the dark night.
When falls the heavy dew.
That orllamme, once clean and bright,
VIII beat q sad tattoo
-NeIO York Journal.
, 1884-06-12

Every Smoker should try Little
Joker"
, 1884-06-12

We are prepared to contract, on short
notice, large or small lots of Texas cattle,
fresh from range in Texas, to be delivered
by rail at any point in the North.
JNO. D. DoBYNs & Co.
, 1884-06-12

Wright, CA
j. w. JONES, Postmaster.
, 1884-06-12
Agent for Russell a whitney, shirts

Furs Renovated and put away in Safe
Vault during Summer.
, 1884-06-12

The small boys were not exactly in their
glory, for their was no elephant or clown
along with what was called a circus.
There are now a pretty good number of
Federal officers in Wyoming from Iowa,
and Mr.. Rothert will probably make one
more from that state.
An engine got off the track yesterday
morning. No particular damage was
done, but it took considerable work to get
it back where il belonged.
There was considerable trouble with the
water system for some reason yesterday,
and in several places in the city the water
supply failed altogether.
There was one poor solitary dark horse
drunk to make a note of in Judge Lees
court yesterday, Ten dollars were pro-
duced and the account squared.
The old building which was placed on
wheels the day before, was yesterday
hauled east on Seventeenth street to its
destination near Lake Minnehaha.
The 4th ofJuly question is being talked
up considerably around town, and the
talk may result in the taking of some step
towards getting up a celebration on that
day.
While the circus parade was vending its
way through the streets of the city yester-
day the tent, which had just been put up,
was in part leveled to the ground by the
wind.
Some complaint is made in regard to
the way the city board of equalization
transacted their business, and it is claimed
by some hat they did not have sufficient
notice.
Some hoodlum went into the Tivoli
yesterday and stole part of a small family
of kittens. The bartender would have
gone on the warpath if he had known
where to 20.