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Luck in Blue Grass to ,tobcr,ey.

The happiest man in New Orleans ycs.
terday, was Mr.. John NJ. Mobcrlcy, Asst.
Cashier OF the Mercer National Bank OF
%liarrodsburg, KY, who was the holder Of
one-iiith OF ticket No. GS,9S0, which won
the capital prize Of $4,000 in the drawing
OF The Louisiana State Lottery on Tues.
day last, when he arrived and proceeded
to draw $4,000 in money at the hands Of
Ma. Dauphin, personally. He Is q nep-
hew OF Gov. Jno. Magonin, OF Kentucky,
who made himself famous BY his refusal
to President Lincoln when he called upon
the State OF Kentucky for men and money,
--Mtu Orleans (Ld.) Pieeyunc, MOI. 10.
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1SALE-TUE WE'LL KNOWN

kNOi SALt~IllE WE'LL hAuNA
- Country Residence OF the late Henry TIeman7.
deceased. situate In Pleasant Valley, Ohio Co.. Wa.
lying on the National Road md tho line Of the Eii
Grove Rail.oad, three miles cnSt ot the city, an
about twenty minutes ride rom the Capitol BHs'G,
Ing. containing about five acres Of ground, Win 4
mouse. Of eight rooms aud pantry md SGia,oe.
Eltchen, With n never falling well nj the EilCliEa
u0or OF rs good drinking water rs there II III oeln
county; Inns also II 100 barrel ccmented cIstYl ioE
ruin water, There are also quite 4 number oI We
choicest OF fruit trees of various kinds 9l INC
rlhcc; also Shrubhery, &c. This fSn ~splen1!l C-
poftuliity: Tor II person retired from business, OF QUE
needing The fresh, brhclug country nir a!leF C!de
confinement 10 the office all day.
VIC also offer for sale n Farm OF IS ACt'S o. 50!
land, all under cultivation, bordering On krnh0n
A!iey In the town OF kirkwoOd, Belmont cGNJlN,
Ohio, and running back to the county r4Gd, urihs
accessible both from Dekalh street RIA kChnH'
alley, IN the town OF K!rkwood, Belmont [,olii,,y,
O,hi0. md also from the county road, mud hS'lEs
also on the II two springs Of gOVl wh'rf, N%c
near kennon alley and the other rear NE COUNTY
road, would make the farm we'll adapted Wt INN
purposes or for market gardening.
Also, a good Coal Bank, with opening ION cOlhSs
Of Dckalb street and kcnnon alley EIGiA eAt!
laid with a good 7 mil.
All Of the above property II not sold sooa VIII u
Tor rent ior the ensuing year. mar
For further particulars call on or AidFc;S W
STlFEL or III. BAfHA, ut the German, va y.
wheeling, W. Va. Executors OF the VIII o. JOHN
Henry Ticmnun. deceased. -. d"!I,ELs-
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U.All Men Are Linrs,n

said David OF old. lIe was probably
prompted to make the above remark after
trying some. unreliable catarrh remedy.
Had he been permitted to live until the
present day, and tried DR.. Ssge's Remedy,
he might have had a better opinion. Of
mankind. We claim that no casof of
catarrh can withstand the magic effects OF
this wonderful medicine. One. trial Of it
will convince you Of its efficacy. by drug.
gists; fifty cents. =
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English Oulnttors.

Tho India, China and Colonial Outfit.
tors Of gentlemen's hosiery and under.
wear, Messrs. Webster Brothers, &c LON.
bardstreet, London, &C., England, writes
We have found great benefit from the
use OF st. Jacobs Oil, more especially for
the cure Of rheumatism and sciatica, and
We have much pleasure in adding our
testimony in its invor.n
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ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We hare now In stock n full line Of the
above Jackets; also, IN extra heavy qual.
lily for butchers, and n full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnisllers.
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:; G,iicAgG, lis, Dec. ao.-The 1rorr', Journal re
1000 head market slow and Sc hirher: ro, l,b' nsnl:
ny, ,IGS y u oaa %: packing and shipping 81 soila IS Il,
liGMt 81 o9ai y; skips s. soal %. CattleHRSecIntt,
c c;s1 asa r!;l shipments ss aNs. :; 800 head; lnarke,' steady
s eoa6 %: stocken 50 0Oas 30: feeders Al 1Tot 1ai ~
necelpts ?'AO head: shlnments 500 heaG.
market steady; common to fair Sc 0OaS 90: medium
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CiScISSATI, O.: Dec. Solve hogs dull: com.
q l5ai As; receipts 1880 heiad: shipments Ci5 bead,,
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4 IHghwnymnu Jailed.

Andrew Mcrtz, who is accused OF rob.
bling William Clator OH the corner OF Main
street and Alley %, on Christmas night,
had a preliminary hearing before Squire
Caldwell yesterday. Clator swore posi-.
lively Mertz was the man. Mertz being
asked il he had robbed Clator, said he
"lidn't know whether he did or not" III
will probably find out by the time his
case reaches the Circuit Court. He was
remandcd to Jail in default Of bail in the
sum Of $500, for his appearance to answe.
to the indictment Of the grand jury. Col
Arnctt appeared rs his counsel and Prose
cutor Jordan for the State. Meriz WIS
arrested once before for robbing Il nan o
his watch on the wharf. a
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ALIENS Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brainand positively cures
Nervous Debility, Nervousness, Headache,
unnatural losses, and all weakness OF GEN
erative System; it never fails. 5 lpkg.,, Q
for Sat- druggists, or by mail from J..
H. Allen, Slb First Ave. New York City.
irThssw Y
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Nervousness, Neryous Debility, Neu,
ralcia, Nervous Shock, St. vitus Dance,
Prostitution, and all diseases OF Nerve Gen;
cntiye Organs, are NIL permanently and
radically cured by Aliens Brain Food, tho
great botanical remedy. 81 ,pkgasG 9 rSo,
At3druSgists, or by,n0il from J. H..SAllen,
Sl5 First Ave, New York City, T1h1slw
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Hos. JUDGE ]. NJ. Corr1SnuRY, Glove.
land, O., says: Il have used scores OF nile
cures, ana 1t affords me pleasure to say
ma l nave never found anything which
gives suGh immediate and permanent re.
Lei as Dr: Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment." Wholesale Agents: Logan 4 Co..
Wheeling, ". Va, and J. O. Dent 4 Co.
DAiiuuhoPoit, quo D6W
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December 7dc: January &c lid; Fo6rn mi: 7 rSu
N Nassi ~; May size: No, . soft Sic. Corn stronger.
No. = nv easl 4as: ySar !cc bid: January 3sIGc; Ma,.
H %,I. Nav T,u: ,oi HaS q hHil; No. . cash md january Tx
nlui Alay oO1ac BID. Glover seed unmInnl ' 81
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed Mt Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. M.,3seo; 70 NJ, G0o;3P. NJ, 640; 7. NJ,
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steady. Wheat strong; No. 3 rrd "le Iu'e. S sa,l
a SS,;. SO: AZ; : !el December s2iaSac; JanuaIt
aSS;SsS; le iTaa,. p mI e s5,, wns cornced and
NJ 5Sc; Janllary future advanced kc In symna,hT
@ils december; later mouths QUIET; car i5is' n
: q demand; No. 4. ZIG; No. . yellow; isc; steam.
Gs no; = 2ye slsn ~: No: 2mixed December sin5SIc;
Oats quiet and steady: rejected White s,c .:| So. s
S %n,,e" Ss,5 ne: ! h %hsIc S6'tc. Eggs dull and weak ;
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TOR SA1E-ONE KITCHEN STOvT
- one Cincinnati "Vnn" Range, one Jrt,issL =
TOR and other articles Of Household ind EiittSSyEn,,,
Furniture, nearly new. Apply ut 4, /. lINrTSs
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The Emma Graham passed down ycster-
day with a good trip.
The steamer Andes leaves Cincinnati
next Friday for this port.
The Courier left for Parkersburg and the
local packets were on time.
The Iron Ago is at Pittsburgh with a
tow Of steel rails ready to depart on the
first water. She will probably get away
tonight.
Captain Lew L. Mahdy, n OF the firm
Of Maddy' Bros, and part owner Of the
Chesapeake, now in Florida, died at tia
residence OF his father, James W, Maddy,
near Gallipolis. Saturday morning at i
o'clock, in his 3lst year. He had been
unable to attend to active business since
one year ago last November. His disease
was consumption he was Of uncxception-
able character, and morals, straightfor-
ward and upright in all his dealings, and
his death is greatly regretted.
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WAsH1SoroN, D. G., Dec, 3l.-15A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains, followed By clearing, colder wealth
or, southerly, shilting;to westerly winds,
rising, precedcdin the eastern portion by
falling barometer:
For the Lower Lakes cloudy weather,
local rains, southerlyS shifting to westerly
winds, lower preceded in%the eastern por:
ton by q light rise in. temperature and
: alliug barometer. ~.
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IlSSiSSAII; %, Dec; 20 flour duh and nomi.
ma,: ! hiin III. ~ ssaa %; fancy g. 7oa4 90. Wheat, dc
cslpts 100 bushels shipments 900 bushels. Corn
StronB and higher; No. 2. lOc; In inir dcmnnI.nt
shaSccd d'yG p6aL IIic t. a. t, 5i5ae, barley dull mud I'M:
steady nj ,6.55c. Bulk meats and hrcHnn or,io, i au,i
unchanged: Whisky active md irm at t 81 II.
i,uttcr, demana fair md prices higher: NORTHWEST.
G SseS Gfesm hSSo S'%1$Ss; dairy UNCHANGED. Eggs heavy
Cheese firm and unchanged, ~ " "-
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FOR sALE-sHElVING, ST0yTS
In the city. Enquire Of c. A. SCl!HEffEEp' T ~ Gha'
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Mn. G. LAWRENCE BARRY is in the city
ahead ofthe Redmund & Barry midnight
Marriage Company. This fine organiza-
ton, which has been doing ar immense
business all over the country ever in
these dull. times, will present the play
named at the. Opera House next Tuesday
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EAsT LIBERTY, Dec. a0.-CNttlc. morLot fotr ~,
prices unchanged: receipts 1000 head: shinmeniy
1870 head. Hogs, market slow; rcccipts q id h"aH
sYl nII,nss s, S,s% j head: rhiludelphias s. Coil 60;
c iDlSseS 5 MitssH , ~; She { IN %S .I dull and: W:
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G q !: Qatid.l |
Once, Nos. 90 mud 81 Fourteenth Street.


Is Cool. Stiiel & Co.-sIark Down Sale Of Cloaks.
stockholders' Mccting-LaBclle Perpetual Build.
Ing Association.
T. Cabinet Communicating Bros.
Fine IAmps-Geo.W ". Johnson's Sons.
More for Your M~oney-Loeau & Co.
r Cloaks-J.S s. Rhodes & Co. % - Aaf
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THIS is 4 free country! sure, but you
can't get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup free, OF
charge, it costs you q quarter every time,
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Bor Gent.
FoR RENT.
Salt.

TOR ~SALE-MARKET STRETSS
y LooS-Rcason for selling. desire Ia l",,, S4'
ely. Ad1resS, \. H.. care Intelligence HIIicr Ea ~ !
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TOR SALE OR RENT

ihat very desirable Dwelling situate on ro-A
side oil Thirteenth street, formerly llampden) NV
occupied by H. B. Woods, Esq. Possession v:ya
April !, 1855. Apply 10
-, ga HENRY K. list,
ueS rur .a.a=H IL. IT,. 40. MINI .tnIt
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
- offer At private sale for thirty days, my Farm
" Brooke county, Buffalo township, near West
Liberty, containing 900 acres. Said farm IL tn a
and all undcrlnid with n superior vein Of coal,
which crops out ut the surface. Abundance Of
lruit and well watcrcd. Convenient u chlEb,
Normal School aud Bethany coilryc. FOsseSsa
given At once II desired. Terms reasonable. FER
West Liberty, W, Va NrfS
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STEIN WAY UPRIGHT


Valuable Real Estate on N. Z. corne. 7weg,r,
fourth and Market streets, In the City Of wheelIr,
". va. Lot ~ feet by &C feet; now occupied bys.
J. Elliriz as q wagon md blacksmith slop,
40 Wv. lloGE& BRO,
hIsS l. lAD Market gtn,,,
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Ul,tiEura.
olrs. Smiths Case, and wl,nt tho Rev. Mr.
McKinstry Inns to shy about 1t,

to TIE runllc:-I have, been n fearful suIcre,
LOT titecn years, most OF tho time with what In,
been called Eczema Or Salt Hicum, psoriisIs anI
I6pra. and the like, and hive nlwnys been toiG
that therc was no cure for me, and have been &C
alseoulnEe that hnl as soon die rs 1.-Two. l have
becn SO badly afflicted sometimes that there Wa,
not the smallest spot from the crown OF nv head If
th9 soles 81 my feet that was not diseased md n,
req as crimson. II would commence In small
were not deep; but II | attempted to heal them. q,
soon alter Their first Appearance, they would bum
and run together until there WINS a complete Irr
red scale, which would become so in.lainei rs "a
sensation would be almost Noticeable. ""'
l was NJ times so lame that | could scarcely rct
about, and could not dress myself wiihout0 assIst..
s siM !, 4 4 nave ,Tied many remedies; and have paid
ever obtained only temporary relief, AIthomrh
helped for q time, soon rclapscd again TO be rs
badly troubled rs ever, and during The winter al
ISL anu 49, suffered so much as TO be entirely dis.
Gonrased; Last JUNG, however, | was advised BY
Elder and MIS-. L..G. Icilnstry, who are wei
Known 70 thcSe regions, 10 try your Cu,icura Rem.
cdiGs; and ielt somehow n little courage, from
a Aeas M ,hn sase1 op! ,inoi. Of o. them, to Try their virtue.
taking inc remedies, md within six weeks / hogan
t1seea permanent improvement, until now (Oci i,
Ia! ! an az about . as good as now, md my ilesh Is IS tho
ilcsh OF u enid. MRS. BENZ. SMITH,
] certify That the above statement OF my wlfc /,
correct, and | Join with her Ia esprpssii. my rra; !.
itude Tor the great beucdt she has received, 80
i. SMITH
I certify that the above statement Is correct, Mr..
smith = q prominent man In this compunIiy.
where nc lives. lilo is well known dealer In stock
and his statement, With that Of his wife, is iulIyy
entitled to credit. ri II'E '
Dong " stanstead, Province OF Quebec, this 9Th
day OF October, 1ssoi l.. G. McHINSrRY."'A
Minister Of the Gospel.
LATRE:Il hnye seen Ms. Smith recently and be.
lRvN Nor IN IN thnSnIuh1t. 1u1 n,tN -
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.-l:xports Of domestic cotton
the past week $50 packages, making the totni for
1s., year iGa,SS MeSnIes against NJ, aI packages
a NrS ySsy HiIa i iSl,2s9 %sSases IN ISL, the !arSestin
ael@rtthenS, but Of cotton goods moIcrate for.
ward!nss continue OF daily report. ~'' '
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There Is n full supply OF hogs In tho market, and
q iair demand Is reported generally throughout all
wns last week. prices showing no serious vGriarlmi,
raugins from tx to Ghc,i With extnl ut GIIc, mos;
salcs ranging from Q to &c. Same time las, veal
hogs sold at.7asc; few n, the latter price.
TIE sIIEfp MAnrrr tHH E1 "
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TOR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom lind, six miles
peloW wheeling, OH Ohio liyer and Il. K y. l. r
improved BY n substantial brick house, Il ,oams,
Eitehen and outbuil1ings, situate! In 4 grove 0!
maple, sugar aud poplar trees. Also, Agooi sIS.
ton OF fruit trees. Apply TO
W: Y. l0GE BRO, 1870 Markets..
Or Il, W. MORROW, on the premises. mi
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Tue Wants Soap Ask your grocer for it,
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OLIVER D1TSON & CO. po,,o,

os =, IL, piTsoN 4 Co., J.E. prsos q a.
. 90 aa nitSoraWay' NJ. LBS Chestnut 81. .Tiila.
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dor SALE,
FOR SALE.

My two'story esght'room dwelling, No. DDS 7s:,
street, Wheeling Island.
Price low and terms easy.
hauress II. caldwell,
~, ;, Broker In Mortgage Loins, &c,
0e5s l9s Z. sevcnth Street. sMLnt iNNl, MIIn
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pll,LkpEITMA. Dec, So.-wool quiet; Ohio, Penn.
s sSasan% w ash Mes ~ Virginia ~ md above. coarse
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J.C Cotton.

New Yonx, Dec. so.-Cotton Arm ,,,,,os .,,,,,
alld steady; january Lille; February liIiIiic.
9iasch Lie; April l.35c; Alny Lite: juno ii Inc:
july ll.'lc; August ll.slc; September ii a5c. o'
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EORSALE
STOCKS FOR SALE.

NJ.
% Shares National Bank a, wellBbnry.
10 Shares Bank OF the Ohio Valley, #
2! Sharcs Hellnitc Mil Mil,
10 Shares Belmont Nail Mill.
10 Shares Jefferson Nall Mil,
70 Shares Riverside Glass Works.
10 Shares Manufacturers Insurance Co.
l. IRWIN. Agent,
uclI - No, 2t1'WCllth gttr.t
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Arrivals this week. .......,, "a, ). MI
NltiHhh Ihst Wcek"'..".......,......,.......,......5 $40.
AttlNNA QNo yc0t 0HQ.....r. LaEIi
, 1884-07-03


IA private settler named Smitl, in the
Union army, dis.inEu! I'D hims=lGut til. bat
lie of Seven Pines. and was in cons q lsnca
pfomooed to the rank o! sergeant. B,siIes
his very peculiar name, Smith had another
very remarkable REGULARITY, AMI that was a
defect in his vision. The first time Sergeant
Smith was cal.eI on t. Inspect the guard, a
very amusing incident occurred. Tne SER
geant intended To rebuk' private Brown, bu,
Instead OF loo.i.ns at Brown, lie KEEP. his eye
fixed on Jones.
WY don't YOU button ~ your JACKIE.
when you come out on suaraf' thaniere1 the
sergeant.
Sergeant, it is huttoned up," demonstrated
Jones, at whom he was evidently looiing.
The sergeant, cGdety )riug to looi az jones,
now fixed his eyes on Brown and exclaum.d
Il haven't said anything to you; what arc
you talking about3"
al haven'J said a worl, sergeant remon
STRAIT Brown, who thought h was the party
meant
, 1884-07-03

INtW lWTb SUM-
The company are just starting. Their pres,
ent speciality is clos4ing. They call at any all
dress on receipt OF u carl and get the socks
or other articles, take them 70 hcaiquarte $,
mend them, aud return them with u bill.
They viii call for any dist or article OF furni-
trre, aud return it msnie | in like manner.
But they have not yet GOT so larg' u factory
that they can do 50 variel a business. They
have no factory &c oil, only rented roons.
But they ave arranged With boot makers,
f~ur-makers, dress-mak RS, concentrations,
furnituue.makers, h~at-makerS, and makers OF
about every article of hous,hol / utility who
will do the work. Tne compIny looks after
the repairs ami guarantees the work. swim
the owner all tae trouble anl sometimes
much pNDauGa
, 1884-07-03
AN SHOOT.
LOIS of Fun at Talbops--A TcnderfOot
Marksman.

o.
Quite a number OF gentlemen vent out
TO Major Talbot's yesterday afternoon for
the express purpose of having a little fun
in the way of shooting. 1t was not a
regular shooting match but it was a sort
of a go as-you-plcise affair. Among the
number was l.. Kabis. who probably never
fired a gun more than a dozen times in his
life, and who used to think that a rife
was nothing but a galvanized bologna
sausage of unusual length with a big
gimlet hole in the center. They wanted
him to shoot with them, however, these
professional shooters did, thinking that
they had a sure thing m getting away
with the Commissioner of Immigra-
ton, and 50 they finally coaxed
him into trying his skill with
them. lie finally consented, and
they commenced firing. They shot at
nearly everything there was around on the
prairie, but the object that was hit often
est and injured the most was a barrel of
Anheuser beer, which suffered quite
severely. After they had fired way all
the ammunition they had, Messrs. Kabis
and jackson went to firing with pistols.
but Kabis won this match, for he sue
cecded in hitting the side of the dooryard,
while his opponent only made a hole
through the air in the direction of Fort
Laramie. Finally the professionals had to
give up that they could not beat Kabis,
and all hands came back to the city.
Kabis now thinks of challenging Borgar-
dus or Carver.
, 1884-07-03

g.. ~.afliesi University acholars, and gray
hen el. almost inf IN, oil me /.
I K b ntiug. with the exc ptoa thrtth're
l. less riding across country, more tim i"ft
in finding tia the curry Is kill d ~ e dt-
eusy.rg manner, aui tnat the brush isPc-
sSnted as a graceful aid delicate couI7li aelt
to e most nono--d lady present., offers te"
variations. To 81 AZ otherwi Use ihIn " IA
r~everent words and deep res ecS OF. thuse in
slitit,ons 81, am well aware, rank bias
PHI my but it requires a lolg Instruction to
see hunting in E gland with the eyes o. its
British srurtsnIan, and 10 laveso It WIKI ms
heroic, many spirit wnbih is vCtarits .ay a
cla. m m . t-# .H... I'D
, 1884-07-03
pEnsoNAL MENTION.

e. A. Searight departed for Kansas last
evening.
Miss a. i. Baldwin returned tothe city
yesterday from the Chug.
General A. p. Garry. of Leadville, Col
was in the city for a few days.
Professor c. G. Bailey returned from a
trip to the Black Hills, last evening.
Harry Buckley, general agent for Fay
Templeton, was in the city yesterday.
Harn non Bosler, Of Ogalalla, one of the
cattle kings of the west, came up to Ghey-
enne last evening.
Mr.. Mort HANNA, bOok-keeper at N.
+. Post x Co.'S bank, leaves the city 10.
day to visit friends in Michigan. He has
never been further cast than North Platte,
Neb., so that it may be expected that he
will see some wonderful things.
w. c. Hart, Fort Collins; w. Fl. II.
Gage, George w. Cummings, Denver;
II. c. H~lvener, Greeley; W. 4. Bailey,
Jr., New York; John G. Crook, St Paul;
J. W. Hinton, Denver; J. r. Nye.
Granite Canon W. A. Sampson, Lara
miei Fred St. Denis and wife, Horse
Shoe, were registered at the Dyers House.
j II Parker, Texas; w D Jones, Kan,
sas City; D NJ Keith, Denver; John I
Titcomb, Wyoming Ditch Company; A L
johnson, Loveland; Ii Martin, San Fran
cisco; ii L Rankin. Pc ranch; j II Har.
din, Charlton, la I n Matthews, Belle
Four he; j j McMinty, Denver, are reg.
istered at the Inter Ocean.
, 1884-07-03
For summer clothing 90 to Polack'


Mr.. f. Springer. of Mechanicsburg,
Pa, writes; II was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced to
a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bot
tie of DR.. Kings Now Discoyrry for con-
sumption, which did me 50 much good
that / bought a dollar bottle, After using
three bottles, found myself oncc more a
man, completely restored TO health, with
a hearty appetite, and n gain in flesh Of
As Tbs. Call at Gray * Pcarse's drug
store and get a free trial bottle of this GER
tain cure for all lung diseases. Large
hntflns ii 90
, 1884-07-03
Summer. silks

still continue, from 40 cents up. Fou
lard silks rs cents.
Ladies White Linen Cape Collars, 3
for 2j cents.
Ladies fine Kid Button Shoes 81. so,
worth s.. 80.
Mems Shoes, an immense stock, from
$500 to 500.
We wish everyone to call and examine
ON goods and compare prices with other
houses. Always ask 10 be shown some
Of our blrsainA r-T L1E
, 1884-07-03

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. feyei
sores, letter, chapel hands. elilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive
~ cures piles Or no pay required. 1t Is
gua anteed 10 give perfect sat 'siaction, OF
moaey refunded, Price a5 eepts PER box.
For sale by Gray & Pearse.