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Puy'a Brand on Him.

women n necessary evil" he said, hringiL 2
down his ii ~ hard the counter TO emphasize The
hsartless remark. IL in the viliaxe store II
West Milton, SARATOGA county, snd the sp-aker
was the central figure 81 gTOu Of buchOlic phiOs0
paers He ras hOmely. slOveuly and sixty.
There's where ! differ from YOU altogether"
said Mr. George T. Graham, 81 the SAME place.
- NoInen are mostly what men make EN- When
husbands bIute- wives will fall into submission
or make home hot f0I the men. and they're uEnst-
uTai in either character. Love them, and especially
he good to them when tn y're sick, and you'll have
no trouble The'es nv own wife, now. SHES Suf
fered = good deal with dysp pSia, nervous prOSiTa-
ii,.n and "Jh.r ailments that the bloom I'll her
cheeks and the sprine out Of her 'teps Well, she
saw an advertisement Of PAEKER's ToSIC, ard
IN ucht IL would b. just the thing for her cs-e-
Grutlemrn, sent i've miles after bottle She took
IL. / sent a-ain aftsr more ~ several times
frouble9 Why, II yen could SCI Esv much goOi 10
has done her You uld say that women are the
ere ste-I Of Gods blessings, and PARKERs Tonic -
tne EeNt"
Thi- pr parstion, which has been known aS PAR
EER's GISOEK TDsIC, VIII hsre1fte- b. csllel sim
ply PAKKRs's TOSIC This change has been ren-
iered n-ce-Ssry by substitutes imlS,se upon their
customers by unpr ncipled dealers under the name
Of ginger; and ~ giIg Is reilly un important
fayUrii in rriient- NJ drop the mi-lrsjing word.
There no CHANG, hJwever. in the preparation
itself aad all bottles remaining IN the hands Of
iealsr-, wrapped under the name OF PAREsR's
GINGER rOyIc e.njsin the Eenuine medicine IL the
fsc smile signatare Of HIscsx 10 il al the bot
tom Of the outside wrapper.
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Can't eh basled Mr.. SpooPendyk e.
leap.ng from his chair. Can't have
my own duds where they'll protect me
from the wintry blasts =? and he com
menced playing football with his
wife's quilt.
Bring me the measly idiot that said
a man was a king in his own castle,
and he made a new departure in spa,-
ter work as Mr.. SpoOpendyke's ink
stand struck the wall. Show me tie
relic of the stone age that claimed q
woman was born to comfort and COM
msDd. ard last in the procession trot
out the d d gasted fool thai first trust
ed a woman to pack q valise, and M.
SPoopendyke's apparel described cir
cles like a juggler's balls a. he plunged
into bed and buried his mead in the
pillow.
don't care. muttered Mrs. Spoo-
pendyke, trying on her new Jersev,
he's Great deal better 81 at home,
and that big bag will be nice when |
90 20 visit mother
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF special alias exc
cutiOn for delinquent taxes, issued from the office
Of the clerS OF the circuit court Of Pettis county
Missouri, dated December 18th, 1885, and to me iii
ton and 10 the of X n Moses. collector of the
revenue of Petti~ county, in the state Of Missouri
plaintiff, and against UsSmuS Hurt, A. A. Glass
cock, John NJ. G. 'aSScOck, Charles II. GlasSCuc.
Deveraux Leftwich and John Leftwich, her hus-
band Margaret L. Shelly and Robert J. Shelley
her husband, J. X. p. Glasscuck, Eli f. Glasseoek
Alice Stone and Aldea A. stone, defendants, juuh-
ment for back 5axeS tbe real estate hereina
described. First ,ract-fOr the Years 1878, 1876,
ls77, 1875 1879. Second tTGct--fnr the wears 1869
Is7i, 1871. 1872, Is73 1874. Third tract-fO. the
yeirs lS69, lS7U, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874 Fourth
tractor the wears 1861 1868 1859 1870 ISL lS72
1873, 1874, 1875, 1876 1877, ISIS, 1872 and for he
iOTcement Of the lien Of the plaintiff against said
real estate therefore / have levied upon AMI
seized all the right, title and interest of said de-
.endanTs, Of, in and t. the following described real
estate situated IN PettiS county Missouri, To wit:
First rract-lot one CD, Of the northwest quarter
% Of section two (2), township fOrty-seven tan,
range twenty (2p Except four acres in the north
west corner. Second tract-the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter IA except five
twenty t2O)- Third trdct-the south beast quarter
~ Of h. northwest quarter y Of section twO ~,
tOE nshlp tOrty-seven (47l, range twenty 900.
Fourth tract--nOrth half of the southeast quarter
~ oi section two (1l, township fOrty-seven (4O,
rams etwenty t20l, and will on
THURSDAY, JANUARY roth 1884
while the circuit court of Peitis county, Missouri
II in SsS~i'n, between the hours Of nine O'c Oek a
m and i've o'clock p m. of sal day, the court
house door, in the city Of Sedalit, Pettis county
Missouri cell the above described real estate al pub
lie aRc;iOn for cash To the highest BIDDER stisf,
sad execution and costs NJ. :. CONNER,
l2-1Swtd Sheriff Pettis County, Mo.
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niIERIFES SALE

BE- virtue and authority of \ special execution
FIR delinquent taxes. issued from she office IL the
Clerk II the Grruit Court, Of Pitts County Ms
sour, St ii D. cemi. 18th, 1873, Ard u me rec.-
Ell n favor Df the If Missouri NJ the relation
AMI Ia the Of Reuben x. Moses Collector .f the
revenue Oi Petit, County, Missouri, Plaintiff, and
against Howard l. PIEg (tTu>teei, Nancy III. Combs
and Charles > k,hsuun, Eefrndents, Judgment for
back taxes the real estate hereinafter described
Eir>t tract, for years ISIS, 1879. lSS'; cand
tract for the wears 1875 1879, lSS, third tTac. for
the years 1878 lS59 ISS, urth trScj for the wears
ISIS. 1879, 1881, nd for the enfOTesm Of the lien
Ci Ih. Plaintiff AZ inst real estate, therefore
have ivyici uyJn and seized all the Ii-ht, title
AID III crest uf -ald D.ien dants Of i'm ani to- the
County, Mi sOuTi. 20 wit: First tract, FIVE t5l acrS
being he east size II the west half "a If the
southeast aulrtnT "a j>Outh of the raIlruasD of
section eleven TN, township iOrty i've (4l range
twenty tau Second tract-sINty-Six tGf) acr,s
the spIItn part Of the east half ~ Of the sout hest
quarter a 1T section eleven tlll. township FORTY
nv t45l, range twenty (21l, South Pacific railway
Third trsct-oue hundred and twen y (I3ll acres
tie II half - of the northwest quarter q y and
the northeast quarter ~ Of the northwest quarter
IA OF secti n thirteen I'D, township forty FIVE
tijl, range twenty (11 Fourth tgacI-fhe south
half 10 Il the southwest quarter IN If SEQ
ton ~ We (l2). township fOrty-iye t45), RANCE
twenty (29, and viii on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10Th, 1871
while the Circuit Court 4 PettiS County Ni-souri
Is in session, between the hours Cf9 oriurk a ~,
and 5.'clJck u III. of said day AZ IN cour; bou>e
door in the city OfS iIiia Miss uri sell the above
described real estate public sucti or a To-
the hi. hest bidder 10 satisfy said execution and
Gusts. NJ. :. sONNER
l2-ls-wtd Sheriff PeGtIs COunty Mo.
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slightly lower cut dresses than usual,
but it is largely iii Individual matter
after all. S~,Ie ~ orr most lady-ike
and mo- ,.cnure-lo king customers
order lac lowest cut dresses, especially
if they have handsome neck., bos"ms
and arms. The general rule is. in the
case of a debutantes, TO so cut al even
ing dress as to just suggest the con-
tour; for an older society girl We al
low the busom to be we'll defined, and
for a matron or chsperone there is no
particular or decided limit. How are
the dresses supported by mere arm
strips ? Well, these are made 10 fit so
tightly that the dress cannot slip, but
If they should happen 10 break-well,
disasterous consequences might follow.
The whole matter, after all, il a good
test as to whether q lady is modest or
immodest. but I do not wonder that
some of the dresses this year have
raised an cutlery.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue and auth0rit' Of special alias execc-
tim for delinquent issued from the Office of
the clerk Of the circuit court Of Pettis county
Missouri, dated December 18th, 1852 and to me III
rec;ed in favor of the stale OF Missouri the H.
lation and To the IF K II Moses collector of
the rey@1ue nt Ps'ts county, in ne state Of Mis-
sour. plsintif and against O<simuS Hurt, John
n. Gla<scock, Charles Il. CilaSscOck Dryeraux
IScftwitch aud John Leltwitch. her husband Mar
garet +, Shelv and Robert Shelly her husband
a. \, GIasSCock, j, 4. T. GlaSSc,ek, Eli +. Glass-
cock. Alice Stone and .ices A. Stone de-
fendEGts, Judgment for back IaSeS the real Is
tate hereinafter 5s>crihgd, First tract for the
years of 1913. 1874, 1872, 1916, 1871. 1878 1879
Second tract fT the years Of lS6S, 1862 lS7U 1871
lS72, 1879, 1874 1876 ISL 1873 1879, and for the
enforcement Ofthe lien Of plaintiff against sai,i
real est - /; therefore I have levied upon aud
seized all the right, TIT and interest of said de-
PENDANTS. Of and 20 the fn lowing described real
estate situated ip PettIS county, Missouri O-wit
First n cr-The southwest Gu r,er "a If the
nor beast quart,r "a Of s.eti two - TOWNSHIP
tnrty-Sryeu go range twenty t1"). See mi tract
The nOrri east quarter ~ OF the southwest quar-
ter 90 of section two u township E,riy->ey, nj AT
range twenty l20l and viii on
THURSDAY, January. 10Th, 1884
while the circuit court Of Pe;tis county, Mis-
sour, u Se>,Ihn between the hours # o Del OK
a. M. and O'Clock p. N. ~ id day. at the
eur, house door. IN ne city If ~Cdalia, PettiS
county, -Souri, ell the above described real es-
tat at public auction 4, cash the highest bid
DIR 10 salts said eNeyutIIn ar1 c.Sts
NJ. ). CONNER
!Z-lS Wtd sheriff PettI- county, no
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A Mexican Trait.

Mexican Cor. Of tae Sew Yok Pos.
| can best II ustra!e the Mexican
character toy telling n story which l.
v"urhei FOR Inv well known Mexican
railr. al builder, with waich | will
rl,ise this litter:
A railroad Wars Juildius in Chihus-
ma and The contractor advertised for 3
large number Of railroad ties. A Mex
icsn answered the sd certisesent III
person.
How many can you SUPPLY? asked
the contractor.
ExceIienzs can have so many IS he
shall wish. with an expressive shrug
of The shoulders
Well, if We should want 500, Whist
would they cost US!
After much figuring the Mexican
replied that lie could furnish them at
fiitv cents, American money, each
And SUPPOSE We should want 5000
of them ? raid the offi-i'l.
BnIsa me- Dois |! cried The astonished
native, that is a very immense number.
e gain ne figured, aud concluded he
would have TO charge sixty cents each
Well. cir. ne want al least 5UO, OUG
ties, said the cGntrac OF, while lo"k
If surprise and sst ,nishmeut over
spread the Mrxi:sn's face, and after
more pant1mimic calculations the ma
tive solemuly announced that for such
an Immrn-e order, such an unheard
of quantity, h. should have ~ chsrge
at le est two dollars apiece FIR the ii.s !
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ORDER - PUBLICATION.
STATE OF VI S~OUHIO
Gnr-xry ma pETVIG -

ORDER % PUBLICATION.
STATE OF VI S~OUHI
CoCNTY OF PETTls,
mbsr J. I'm, f>S3, Julia Eta Roberts Admin
iSt atrix of ZacSaIiah EoberiS, Deceased Order
Of Publication.
Julia EJta Roberts, administrative Of Zlckariab
X 1beriS, deceased, press e. toe court her ne.
liz 0U, praying o. DER fHr thu sale Of 50 much
If the real e>tItc 1l salt deceased A. viii paw IN
satisfy the remaining debts cue by Sai IS ate and
vet unpaid tr want Of sufficient assets accom-
Tauitf by ia accounts, lists and inventories re-
quTed y law IN such eases un "a animation hereof
n - ordered, that all IerSanS interested i'm IN.
estate OF sid deceased b. notified that e, III cation
rs airres iii has hcen made. and th.t unless th,,
contrary tc>hnNn on fCfOrr n. first ,iav al h.
xt term 81 this court tn be held on the lIfh dav of
February next an order viii be made for the Sq of
the whole so much "f the real estate of aid d.
rs Will be sufficient for the payment of said
debts and il Is fur her ordered that this notice Ia.
published iH~Omc newSpa er IN .thiS state for four
week. before the next term OF this court
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PETIT, IS
|, ChaS NJ. Me- iUug. clerk Of the probate curt
hed IN and Tor the sail county, hereby certify thai
Tho foregoing Is Hu- copy "f he original order Of
pm lirSt0a therein referred to, a, th, Sir1n an
pslrS 81 record IL nv flee.
Witness NV hanI and seal Of sail Court Done
al Off in >e,lliia ia said county, this 18th dav OF
December, 1858.
CilAS NJ. MCCLUNG
l2-lSY.d Judge and ext fficiU clerk.
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CORRESPONDENCE. SOLICITED
Ofice-Firsi Door West of First National
Bank, ON Second Street. 7-31w1yr
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority OF special execution
for deli quent taxes issued from the Office Of the
clerS of the circuit court of Pets county Missouri
dated DeS ember Is, 1888, and To- NE directed in
1 vor of the state oi Missouri, at the relation
and To the of r. III. Noses, collector of
the revenue OF Pettis comfy, Missouri plain
Iirf, and against J, W. Marshall, j &. ThOmp-
son, and John Montgomery, defendants, judA-
msnt iOr buck taxes on the real estate hereinafter
described, for the years 1862 ISL, 49, 1873 1874
1875, 1876, lS7, 1875 1872 AMI for the enforcement
of the lien of plaintiff against said real estate there
fore have levied upon and SeIZed all the right,
title and interest Of said defendant of in and To the
following described zeal estate, tO-wit: The north
hJf Uf lot twelve, (l2l, In block six, o. the city
Of Sedalia, Pcttis county, Missouri: aud Will, on
THURS AY, JANUARY 18th, 1884
while the circuit cOurt of PettiS coun V Missouri
j. in session. BETWEEN the hours of y O'Clock a. M
and o'clock p. of said day ,at the court house
d, or in the city If Sedaa. SSOur sell the above
described real estate at Iuhc auction for cash to
the highest bidder 10 satisfy said execution anO
costs. vi. > CONNER,
IS-wtd sheriff Pettls County, Mo
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Won an and Dress.

Atlanta Constitution.
Next t. Gear conscience nothing
makes a woman so cheerful as the cor
sciuuSn - OF heing well dressed; AID
Flora McFiimsey expends as much Ell
cry in curing Il sutiiciency of moth
ing IT, wear as would Sire to revolu-
tionize little kingdom. The import
ed modis'e is the autocrat in the
world of women ; her taste IS not 10
b. questioned, and happy the suppl
cant who comes not too late in the
seas t. secure the services of this
higb prie-tess in the temple of fashion
Ii l. he du,y Of all persons to appear
in new clOt, .es on Easier Sunday.
Il e dress are many and the i'ch-
e,s IRE lew and thereby hangs the
ale Of the arrogant sewing girls, who
demand twice as much for making a
dre.s a. the material If il costs. In
large cities The dry gods stores have
dreSs-making departments aud furnish
all he msterial to complete any cos
tune desired. HAMS me dinner or
hall dresses cost from $500 tn 81 600
Il those houses. One drrss-making
establishment in New York belongs TO
seven brothers, six IF whom massage
the business details at home, while
he O.her follows the devious path of
the tickle GOODIES through Eoropesn
cities for the benefit Of his country
women. \ woman takes measures,
but the cutting, basting and button
hole making are done by men. A
woman arra"ges the drapery The
work is mostly done by hand and one
-irl often spends week doirg the
stirring IF one putt for an elaborate
skirt.
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LOSS and Gain.
CHAPTER I.
Il WIS taxed sict a year ago
With bilious fevsr."

my doctor pronounced me cured, bnt
got sick sg-in, with terrible pains In NV
back and sides, and got SO bad /
Could not move!
SHRINK
From 2Ss ibr. to 120i had been docroring
or my liver, hut l. aid me- no good. did
no. expect 10 live more than three months.
| bryan to Use Hop Biters. Directly my
sppe;ite returned. nv pains left me, nv
entire system seemed renewed NJ II BY mag
ic, snd after using several hotties am not
only rs sound rs y sovereign hat weigh more
,hau did hefore. To Hop Bitiers l owe
my life"
Dublin, June 81. r. FITZPATRICK.
How I'd GET SICK.-ExpO>e yourself day
aud nigh; eat too much without exercise :;
work TOO hard without rest doctor all The
time take all the vile nOstrums advertis-
ell. and then Won wili want to know how 70
get we'll, which is answered in ;hIee words.
Take Hon BtterSi
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Health is NodIlhl

l.. - VT!-y.'S EEEsyF. No EaGS ThEkx.
E-N llrgaipci specific tor VI ,eria ISzSS
1CsS, COdyGlsiOsiS, tIts, Escvoa- Neuralgia
Headache Nervous Pros r2tl". caused by TN IA
Ci alUChoi tOSa Nak@fJ ii.CS,'. Aepta. ~
DressiO,. S0f;en,u- Sue i1,..u r-Suliing u %
sanity and irs,t'-E 20 cl;teiT decay and death
Premature t:. Age. Barr, ::Uss>, Loss az pow
III Cilhcr s"S. l"vC.rTtGry Losses ard Sper- Il
1rrkTa caused b. 90 the L-Cp sal
lst, = ~ VSE--i:,iE..sae -. iaC, biz CON IA
-!Ie months tTs-.;,.ssct. St(s hOx. ~ SIX "a a
~ $3.50 synt "y ma rrn}at:iV1 receipt u TO-
We GC!eESS S'Tg,S' - - Eso%E>
20 cure any case. WITH c;,cn order -eOSivaG ~ &
tUr si< huxco. '.i.ar,r,l v.fE So, We ~,
s,.t "a y 1irct sr- :.;,- WRIT. "a a~a.Ise e =
'vgt t''c alrre II J',. --r T.'''f does not ssfet
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Aug. Fleischmsn. Druggist
MAN HOOD

Speedily rcsts-.'eG nyt"s use OF g.foEssr Treat
sssc7;t, which es'ectaa.!v cures N~rvoIsa Deoii.
tIy- lost SIrsIsxy, E'rc-1ssf----. Dee y, M
eli tsnuh's' ar.si3, Gs1m ovsNvou- and excessss
S1ssEEs-" ~ = r-lIs1e mailed ~ eo3rOi,by st
Dressing Dr. - -a1IIer, ia RacaS.. -3rc'-rsir- u
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FINAL, SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby gwen 10 all concerned in the
estate Il J. 7. Gresham dece ,sed, that l. James J.
Guer administrator Of said e. ate. intend tO N ke
final settlement there at the next term Of the
PrnbII" Court of Pettis county, Mo-. To- he held
at S,sislia, on the ilth day OF February, lisa
i3-E5-yitS J. +. GUIER. AdminiStr ator
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Iiniment is needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings news OF
the agony OF am awful scald or burn
subd ed, of rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or a valuable horse or OF
saved by the healing power of this
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Mustang Liniment Is without an equal.
1t penetrates flesh and muscle 60
the very bOAe-making the conttnu-
ance of pain and Inflammation impos-
full. The Mexican
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For moro than q third OF q century the
Me xtcan Mustang Eminent has been
known 10 millions all over the world as
the only safe reliance for the relief OF
above price and praise-the best OF Its
kind. For every form Of external pain
, 1884-10-25

The grand lodge Of Wyoming, indie
pendent Odd Fellows, held their annual
convention at Rawlins on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. The Rawlins
Tribune says the attendance was quite
large, and IN interesting land profitable
session was held. Among the delegates
present were F. Ruprecht, Grand Master;
Mark Jennings, Grand Secretary II. d.
Beemer, Grand Guardian, and H. Asmus-
son, W. H.. Amesbury, L. Marquardt and
IL. Goetz, delegates from Laramie lodges;
w. L. Kuykendall, Grand Representa-
tive; H. Altman, Past Grand Master; H.
Haas, Grand Treasurer; f. w. Mann,
Grand Warden; Joseph Dillman, Grand
Marshal, and H. Kimme, j.. P. Wey-
brecht and w. NJ. Gayler, delegates from
Cheyenne lodges; George Walker, dele
gate from Fort Laramie; Thomas
Pearson and William Davis, from Rock
Springs; A. G. Rex and r. Carrick Ev-
a%nstoni r. f. Son, Bridger; S. Iams,
Lander; John Butter, John Ellis and l..
Evans, Grand Herald, of Carbon.
From the report of Grand Master Ru-
precht, it is learned that there are now
twelve lodges in the territory, with a
membership of about 50O-an increase Of
forty-two the past year. There are two
lodges of the Rebekah degree, with n
membership of se~venty-seven. All are in
a prosperous condition financially and
otherwise.
Tuesday was consumed in receiving the
reports of the Grand Master, Secretary
and Treasurer, and the election of officers
for the ensuing year. At ! p. m. w. L.
Kuykendall exemplifed the secret work.
The installation of officers took place
Wednesday, as follows:
Grand Master-A. L. Mauk, Rawlins.
Deputy Grand Master-E. w. Mann,
Cheyenne.
Grand Secretary-W. II. Amesbury,
Laramie.
Grand Treasurer-H. Haas, Cheyenne.
Grand Chaplain-S. Iams. Lander.
Grand Marshal-A G. Rex, Evanston.
Grand Conductor. Dillman, Chey-
enne.
Grand Guardian-George Walker, Fort
Laramie.
Grand Herald-John Butler, Carbon.
Grand Messenger-R. f. Son, Bridger.
District Deputy Grand Master-E. f.
Caller, Cheyenne.
The session closed with a grand ball.
The meeting next year will be held at
Laramie.
, 1884-10-25
4 REMAINs.
The Inquest Concluded n the Man
Walker Released.


The inquest over the remains of the
man George Ryan, who fell dead at Gra.
hams saloon Thursday morning, was con-
tinued yesterday, with the purpose of de-
termining whether he came to his death
by natural causes or by violence.
DIR. Marston, who made a careful post
morton examination of the body yester-
day morning, testified that congestion of
the brain and cerebral apoDlexy, induced
by the use Of liquor and opium, caused
the death of the deceased. Several par
ties testified regarding the assaulting of
Ryan by the man Selden Walker, but the
evidence Of these witnesses, combined
with the statements of DIR. Marston, salts
fed the jury that Ryan's death was not
caused by violence. The only weak place
in the evidence was a failure to show what
disposition RYAN had made of money
which is known he had a few hours before
his death.
A verdict, according to the facts as pre-
scented, was rendered by the jury and the
man Walker, who was arrested Thursday
night, was accordingly discharged from
custody.
, 1884-10-25
Rso

a. J. Miller is over from Rock Greek.
SilasD oty went out to his ranch yester
day.
Mn. W. W. Corlett is back from Col
omdo.
T. W. ChafFec went to Egbert last
evening.
R. F. Glover returned from the range
yesterday.
Miner Smoot returned from Denverlast
evening.
Mr.. II. S. Bush went to Nebraska last
evening.
James Willis, ofRock Greek, is stay
ing in town.
j. d. Hardin returned from Pine Bluffs
last evening.
Mrs. Frank Melander has returned
from a %soiourn in Colorado.
Captain Thomas II. Bradler, of Fort
Bridger, is in town.
Mr.. II. A. Roy has gone to Northern
portions of the Territory.
Major NJ. II. Lamb returned from
Pine Bluffs last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Wood, of Laramie,
were in the city yesterday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. McNutt have re
turned from a trip to Indiana.
Mr.. D.. r. Gowhick has returned from
a visit among Eastern friends.
Messrs. Anderson, Pratt and Ternes
returned from Pine Bluffs yesterday.
Captain Hey, who has been s%ojourning
in Cheyenne several weeks, departed last
evening upon his return trip to England.
Miss Lille Morgan returned from
Pennsylvania yesterday by way of Denver,
where Secretary Morgan met her and nc
companied her to this city.
Mr.. j.. NJ. Tompkinsr returned last even
ing from a visit to Colorado. He reports
the outlook Unexpectedly favorable for
the Democracy. The people are greatly
interested in the approaching election and
bets of two to ms are being made on
Cleveland's election.
AT the Railroad Hotel l Seeley, Bos-
ton: H NJ Childs, West Liberty; r Rich
ard, Berkeley. Gala; w P Ogden, Den
YER CIR Palmer, Chicago; W H Thomas,
Ogden.
Registered at the Inter Ocean are Mar
tin Schenck, New York; c II Lykins,
Bear Greek; Z c Blair, Powder River: A
r Newton, Kansas City; A L Katz, New
York Mn r Taylor, Chicago.
At the Metropolitan: f NJ Jones and
wife, Rock Springs; Sam Reed and wife,
Denver; John Lusk, Golden; j. w. Hans
and wife, Sidney; j. H johnson, Rome,
n. Y; D. p. O'Connor and wife. St.
Louis; James Mccarthy, Denver.
Among those at Dyer's Hotel are r A
Kellogg, FS Bachelor, J S Love, Fort
Collins; j A Riley, South Bend; T Z
James, Col; 5 B Callahan, Horse Greek;
o S Sproal, Powder River; j H Cough
lin, Pine Bluffs; Ed H Lee, Missoula.