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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-20
Southwest iscm tAt center.

Wraps readymadc OF a
hundred different stutis, set
off with a hundred different
turns 0. decoration, some
"lth none al all, some ali
decoration, some substantial.
some fantastic. y coat OF
plain cloth a. 5 50 is he
least costly.
Jerseys are as plain as
ever They have also taken
on a good many decorative
features. A plaIa Jersey al
sI.25 is the least costly
child's IS cents.
1901 and . f'tss,,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-20

NOTlOE-ALL PERSONS ARE vov.
~ oidden 70 trust any one on my Account
0EOKaE W. VERNON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-20
1901 and 3 Ches,uu:

Boys jersey suits till just
now were an English ex
travagance. They are En-
glish still not well made in
this country yet SO far as we
know; bu: the prices are lit
lie more than halt OF what
they were. As good and
useful as simple and neat !;
$3.50, So. S. and So.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-20

dress.stuffs is UNEXPECTED
We see 10 meaning in it.
They are novelties down
they go below Their value as
staple stutfs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-20

they were. As good and
useful as simple and neat !;
1850, So. S. and So.
Near the middle Mail e.. treet door.
Millinery and millinery
staffs as fresh and crisp as
II new this morning. This
freshness comes Of careful
making and gathering. Null.
itltudes OF ladies' pass quick
Judgment on these feetina
fancles every fair day. VIII
you who wish to look a lit
tile more leisurely come in
the uncrowded hours !
East from the Arcade. and up stairs.
Little hve-cent bottles O.
twenty Of ALFRED WRIGHT's
odors are now to be got and
more are coming. When all
are here, we shall be glad to
say; I" Try them all. if you
like and, when you have
found the richest and mos,
refreshing, the one tina,
touches your feeling mos
happily, buy a big bottle
That's what these tve-cen'
samples are for.
ALFRED WRIGHT makes
labout twenty-five odors /; Of
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4fr prdaofnt.
ersabluus BON 8. 8. 5ransos.


(e9Ius.)
Sen6lingen i9mieg, aud Der Wini=
fer fano 5und9ft feine Worte. glei@
giHg er i'm 3immer auf unb nie6er.
vMber 6abon jam Ia feitle Hebe fein!"
rief er enb!i6. r4us tauieno @riimben
ai1tl Wir finb 10 feline 9arbaren!A
rgs tam iein unb fAuB ieim! Sd
min mein @e@t!@
sNber bebenten Sic nur!1 rief Der
Wtiniifer ua6 rang bic 1dnbe. gs
udre ia Der fur9tborife S1lag, Der 6as
Mnfebea unitrer Julii3 treffen f6nnte.
Gin eiHifiger prdiibent als Ierbre1er
Dor ben 6mranteil eines 0erihtsbofes |!
= ein Mann. i6 erlpdge, tpie GieI
Mu9 berbienetI sic Ia feline 6trafe |!
MeuH idb ertudge, mas Sic gelitten,
nnb tDie ii9 Maes gefHgt - mein Soft,
elm llnmeui6 mlBte man fein, UNI ni9t
ergriifen au tuerben, um ni1t 3u fagen:
penn oiefer Wenf9 pielleiht tpirfli9
Elm Grepler mar, 10 fat er es bod ld1on
taufenbfud sebubi.4
p6ie iDeigern mir aIio mein 9edjt2"
~gs mdre lnre@t! 3iehen sic in
6rieben, 9err 8nrSn, febren Sic au
S6rer 9onter suriidI y
50 fanu ni6t. Sd f6nnte Die Wsorz
tern tneines getuiHens ni9t ertraaen
Meigeru sic mir n,eine Gtrafe, 10
iper6e i'd mid 6ifentIi9 feIbif ontlasen!
I'm 6oitesmi0en: 0as feblte nod!
Der Miniiier trai ndber aaf ibn gu. Sd
tiebe sic an, Iafien sic biefe 9inge
rubeuI s5igen Sic BEN gtanbe, beis
fen 3ierbe Sic 70 lange getpeIen, ni6i
b0s 69limnlfie 3u, mas i6m iuiberfabs
rem fDnnie. lln6 nod GHIimmeres bdtte
Sire Ebat I'm 0efoIge: Sic tpiir6en bas
Mnfsben bes Stddtes untergraben. grs
iudgen Sic bic 3eit, In Der mir Ieben-
bie RebDlution slinirilt unier ber Nf@e
Sd tam nidt, greeaens. 9bun sic
Jbre Bfli6i freipillig, bamit i6 sic
nlgt baau 5tDirgeu muB!
Der Miniifer blidte ibn an: auf bic.
len 3tigeu lag bic Hube zines unerihiits
terliden gntfmIuiIes. Gin ssanatifer
oad9te e, mas fange i'd nit benz Men.
f4en aisa Quf4laifis eins er i'm
3imnter umber.
9err Baron, begaun er bann, Sie
tpiirben ben 6taat in ben Stanb bel
NOtbmebr feben. Rlagen Sic fd 0f.
fentIi1 an, etipa burH cine Erofiire
bic Sic i'm AusIano eri1einen laifen
70 ipiirbe i'd erfldren Iai1en, baB 5it
iuabulinnig iinb. Nfau iuiir6e mil
oies DIaubeu, aweifelu Sic ui9t baran
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8eruidlungen seben, eine befreienbe
26iuag. Sd tpeiB midt, Oh es cine
anbere, cine before CAB, als es ii1 nun
gefiigt. Sieb! meinem &in6e 1T gee
tporben, mas ibm gebiibrt, unb nidbt
minber Dem He6t: nit b6berer Wiinae,
ais feinem 2eben, fam 9fiemanb iein
Werbre9en fiibnen. llnb ibid babe
mein &in6 gliiflid5 uerben feben, i9
babe all' nteine S9uloen ehrli1 be3oblt
uno finbe nun fir INNER ben Grieben-
aud mir 1T getporben, mas mir ges
bibrt! -. Stun barf i9 tpieber auf
beine 46tung bofen!
Seb mobl! unb tauienb Daut!
8ietor."
gben bate Der Mnmalt, aufs SiefIte
eribittert, bies 69reiben gu gnbe ge=
lefen, als fein goneipient eintrat, Bic
Morgen3eitung In ber 9aub.
9aben Sic i9on geIefen2 fragte er.
Senblingem-
st legte bns Blatt por feinen ghef
bin. 9a fanb es:
Sth %StSU@uutut uuS OtutUtU UIIUHI
uns bic Srauerfunbe. oaB ber prdfibent
a. g., Greiberr BON 5enblinaen, einer
Der gea6tetiten Mdnner Oeltreids, an
gorb beg 2loDbbampfers, Der geiferu
Na4t bic Gabrt bon Srieif nod Nenebia
na6te, berungliidt 1T. st tpar nod bes
ipdten Nbenbs auf bem 0erbed unb 1T
feitber ni9t mebr geieben porben. gs
erfaBte ibn tpabri9einli9 elm @6pins
Del. tpdbrenb er fib gu weit iiber bic
griifung borbeugte, 70 oaB ct ins Mteer
fiir3te unb barin beri9manb. Gin
Selbifmorb lit aus inneren @riinbeu
b6llig ausgei6lofen; Der lebte Meni6,
nit sem er fpra9, Der gapitdm bea
S9iffes, riibnt bic beitere 2aune, oie
Der @eriforbene 5eiste. ct binterldBi
feline Jamilie, aber i'm betrauert Seber,
Der ibn getannt.
gbre ieinem Nnbenten!
gbre ieinem Qlnbenfen murmelte
gerger unb barg iein Wntlib In ben
6dnben.
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90 ffus bic Mfenfd,ett.

Was giner bat, bas mill er nid)t,
nnb mas ct min, bas bat ct ni9t, es
! 1T Elm @lenb.. 9at giner feline Grau,
10 m69t er cine, unb bat ct cine, nun
oann m69te er lieber feine, ooer bod
cine anbere.
~Sie lieben bic 8lonbena Sa, meme
Grau 1T briinett1, 10 beiBt es bur9 bas
gauge 2eben. 0at giner eine 6rau nit
braunen 9aaren, 10 tpiini6t ct cine nit
blonben, bat feline Grau cine grie9if9e
ytafe, 10 f9mdrmt CT fur Damen init
Stiilpnds9en, unb bic @attin madt es
eben 10. 9at ibr bas S6idial einen
Wtann bef6ieben, Der gana Qiebe unb
grgebenbeit fur iie 1T, 10 fiblt iie ii1
i'm tisfften Snnern iiber3eust, baB nur
elm Wfann, fiir bei1en Sreue fie tdglid)
aittern muB, fie 9liidli6 sema6t bdtte,
TT ibr Mann praftii6 unb flug, 10 per=
miBt iie ben ibealen Nufi6tpung, 1T er
cine IDEAL angelegte Natur, feufSt fie
na9 practii9em Menf9enberltanb, 1T
ct eiferfi6tig, 10 iou ers ni6t iein, ift
ers ni6t, 70 fon er's iein.
Sieies unsliidlelige Wuniden, bas
ME NIT benz: so lit es," ions
fern itets nit benz: $50 f0nnte es
iein", ME nit benz: rOas babe id",
ionbern itets nit benz: vDas m6hte
i9", au tbun bat, finoet fi9 aber ni6t
etma nur bel @besatten, ionoerm Bel
perfonen ieben MIters, iebes @tanoes
unb ie6er 2ebenslage. nWdre i6 nur
idon grob!" feuf3t bas Ginb, unb /:
.26nnte i'd nod einmal elm 2in6 iein!"
ieuf3t Der grtpa6fene. uSdtt' in ein
Wdmms9en unb 06s1en unb 0ut!"
iingt bas Mdb9en, un6: vDie Wd6el
baben's gut, bic brau9en nibt 10 pel
gu Iernen", brummt ber 2nabe. vSa,
wdr' i'd &aiierl" feuf3t Der lntertban,
unb: Scr drmife meiner ltntertbanen
bat elm rubigeres 2eben als i6l" feuf3t
Der Gaiier.
Wer in Der Stabt tpobnt, preiit 6as
2anbleben, ,per auf benz 2anbe ipohnt.
bas Staotleben. Wer gut lingen fann,
Der m06te lieber gut malen, unb mer
gut malt, Der m66te Iieber 8ioline ipies
len f6nnen. Sauienbmal mebr als
iiber feinen Oi6terrubm bdtte fi6 60
the iiber feline Nnerfennung als Maler
gefreut unb Guitao Dore, Der Meifter
oes Stifts, ftarb aus Gram, tueil er
ni6t ebenio gut nit pinieI umb Yalette
umaugeben Derfanb. rWdr' i'd Elm
@9neiber!" minf6t Der S9uiter, unb:
uWdr' i'd ein Sduiter!" tpiinf6t Der
S9neiber. mSa, bitten mir Ginoerl"
beiBt es bel ben Gltern, bic feline baben,
unb:' rSa, bdtten mir nur feline Sim
ber!" beiBt es bel Oenen, bic pel6e bas
ben unb nod ba3u re6t piele. Wer auf
Reiien 1T, iebnt ii6 na6 benz Slid
bes bdusli9en 9eerbes, unb per pers
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cages : Weni8feite,t.
& nj on b.

= Gin GROCER She'll Der Strasens
car : Ereiber ifreiften in ct. 2ouis unb
ma6ten es baour9 Sauienben unm6g=
lid, BEL ber parabe ber 8eri9leierten
propbeten gegenudrtis gu fein.
gin gDngreB ber io3ialiitii6en
Mrbeiterpartei 1T in Cincinnati er6ffnet
morben.
= Sn einem Sbeile bon Mrtanias lit
bic S9meine9olera ausgebro1en.
= Oas beutf9e S9iff 2ouiie unb
Muguife bra9te ben gapitdn Onaalio
un6 13 Mfatrofen bes italieniften
Sdihes 9alismano mad Stem Oorf,
wel6 lebteres S9iff am 20. September
untergegangen mar.
- Sn Mafbingion berbaftete man 8
Staliener, tporunter fi9 mebrere Jrauen
befanben, bic falfbes 8elb in umlauf
feBten. 9fa@ 8rieien, Die Bel ibnen
aufgefunben tpurben, lit bas fall be
8elb in Cincinnati angefertigt tporben.
= General Groof beri9tet tpieberum
bon Gaubereien ber Npa9es in Neus
merifo.
MuslanD.
= @iner Depei9e bon Berlin nad
iinb bic @roBmd9te iibereingefommen,
Der Siirfei bic 8ereinigung &umeliens
unb Sul6ariens unter Ser 8otmdBigfeit
bes Sultans anluempfeblen.
SUI fiibli9en Bulgarien baben iid
10000 Greitpillige ber &egierung aur
8erfiigung geitellt.
= 8rie9enlanb bat feline Wfarine=
Geierbe einberufen. 9lu9 @umdnien
bat feline &eierben in ben Dienft beor=
bert.
= Die 8eb0roe in pbiIipopel bet
befannt gemaht, baB Der Sultan in bic
Wereinigung &umeliens unb gulaa.
riens gepilligt babe.
= Die Siirfei perbanbelt nit oer
acknowledgement elmer 9lnleibe wegem.
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Sd bespeifle es, erwiberte @en6lin=
gen. Sd miirbe bafiir forgen, baB ies
oes geoenten iiber lrieine 3ure1nangsz
fdbi8teit f9minben mlBte. -. Sd fras
&c NOD eiHmal. grcellen3, gum lebten
Mal: ipsl9em @eri@t barf i9 mid ftels
lenl
Wicber eins BET Miniiter lange ratbs
los auf nnb nieber. gnbli6 f6ien ibm
Elm rettenber @ebante getommen.
Woblan! fagte er. Sbun sic, mas
sic ni9t unterIafIen f6nnen; mir aber
tperoen tbun, mas uns bic pHidt gebiez
tet. sic uer6en natlirIi1 perl9meigen
tuollen. no Sbre 9o9ter iebf lebt2
Senolingen tuurbe nod blei9er, er
eriuioerte ni9ts.
Wir aber tperben es au erfabren lu.
den, unb tuenn es Sauien6e foiten iolls
te, unb tuenn mir bic poliaei ber Qanz
aen grbe 3u unferer Ghlfe aufbieten
maBten. Wir werben Sbre Sodter
flnDen uno fire Musliefer,ina perlans
gen. @s siebt teinen @taat, Der es
iueigern uiirbe, cine re9tstrdftia perz
urtbeilte M6rberin Der Suifis au iiber=
geben! =. gntf6eiben Sic, 6err 8as
ron, oh bies gef9eben iou -.
SDbtenfabl mar Gen6lingens Mntlib
geDoroen, elm 61auer rIttelte feline
8lieber. @5 mar cine lange GtilIe i'm
8ema6, fie iudbrte biellei@t fhnf Wfis
nIten. gn6lid murmelte 6enblingen /:
Sd fiige mid Sbrem WilIen, greels
lens. M6ge es Sbnen Soft berseben,
mas Sic eben an mir getban!
Ser MliniFer atbmete erIei6tert auf.
Oas nebme id auf mein @epilen
iagte ct. Sd gebe ben Water ieinen,
&luoe mieoer. 2eben sic tpobI, 6err
Baron!
Senblinsen nabm bic bargebotene
2ano Mot; er berneiste fi9 ftumm unb
ging.
3mei Sage ipdter erbielt 9r. Geora
Berger Elm S6reiben Senblinaens, aug
3rieit batirt. st tbeilte benz areunbe
fur3 ben Snhalt feiner unterrebunl init
bsm Suifisminiifer nit uno i9lOb, tuie
foIgt:
rgs III mir berfaet, nlein Werbredeu
su iiibnen; es 1T mir unm6sli9, ale
Yerbrc1er ffrafos 3u leben; 10 gebe id
benn In ben Sob. Wenn Du bies lieit,
| TT alles boriiber. Sbeile es meiner Sod.
ter, bic lire Heiie bereits angetreten.
| i9onenb nit; berbirs ibr bic Wabrbeit.
ib unterifiibe Did bur9 bic 9lrt, nit
ib bic 9bat bollfibre. 9ergib aud
Drani ni9t, CT barrt meiner in G0ln,
l0 babe mid nur unter einem Bortuant
bon ibm frei MAIDEN fonnen.
Seb' luobl, Du Sreuer, Guter, uni
t!age mid ni9t an! Du fagtelt mi,
elnmal:- Is mnb cine 26iung biefe,
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= prieit upb Solutions gaumwols
len Sin bel Sebbo, in ber yfdbe bon
Jlat6nia, ift abgebrannt.
Sn 6oob County tpurbe Mrs. s.
". Woobs, eine perbeiratbete Grau, bsrz
baftet. Man bei6ulbigt ie bes Rin=
oesmorbes, Der i'm Sabre 1881 bon ibr
begangen tpurbe.
- Die 8aumuonpfliider in geaz
barro GountD erbalten 80 Gents Bis 81
fiir 100 pfunb.
= Das @iienbabn=@omite in gor=
pus gbrifi bate in ben lebten Sagen
grfolg in Der llnter5ei6nung bon Sub
ftoiem fur Die Iranias paB 8abn.
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= Sn Der Ndbe bon 9aripoob tuurbe
5. &. Spinfs bon Sobn patton ers
f6ohen. Spinfs trar elm pd1ter bes
2ebtern unb patton, Der padtgelber
coaettiren pollte, bate cine Quantitdt
8aumpolle in geidlag genommen.
Oas mar bic llria9e bes Morbes.
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gnigt an feinem 9eerbe fiben f6mnte,
ber trdumt bon ni6ts, als bon Der Wons
ne beg &eiiens. Wer maser 1T, m69te
bid fein, uno uer bid 1T, mager, unb
10 fort.
Sein 2eben aus benz 9olse gu f9ni=
Ben, oas man bat, bas berlte1en nur
Wenige. 9erfanben fie es beiIer, 10
ftdnbe es nit ibnen beifer, bas 1T ee=
mig.
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0rpbire es felbff.

Der 8epeiS fiir bic Site bss Yubbing beftebt
nidt i'm Rauen bes @arnes, ionbern in 8e.
nutune Der Gelesenbeit gum 8ertofen beiIeI.
ben. 8. aaIteber C Son, bic apotbeter, baben
eine 4robefafde bon Or. 8pianfo's Sulfen.
nno Qunsen. Shrnp, fir Ssben, Der nit Suiten,
erfaltansen, aifbma. SdDinofudt ODER Gun,
9enfranfbeit qepIaat 1T.
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= Bon eagle paB mirb beri6tet,
oaB in Der 0dbe BON Yarral ein giiens
babn3ug beraubt tpuroe, Der Gilber
transporting. 4 Msann Der gscorte
fanen babel um.
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-gs giebi fein 9eilmittel fiir duBere
S9mer3en, Del6es fid elmer fol1em
popularitdt erfreut tpie bas berrli1e
ct. Safobs Del.
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saT 2abt Cure Mn3iise BEL Yans
coat & 6 obn MAIDEN, tpel9e bic
befen Waaren, bic bette Nrbeit um6 ben
befen 96nitt liefern.
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@ paneoait C Sobn baben
bic neueiten Moben in Siite n alIer
Mrt.
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Sd sebraudte Songaline BEL
Weuralsia nit fi6erem grfoIge; ber cine
Gall mar 9erazHeuralsia.
s. s. Glarfe, M. s.,
Suba, MD.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-06-13

shust so soon as 7 get away, und !
drinks I will get anoder clerk IN dc
store" He then turned and walked
toward street car, and Herman
hung his head and followed in 81
lence. They got to the car r, and
rode down to Poydras street without
saying a word, and then Hoffenstein
said Herman, I know de Idal-
ian, und de English, und de French
bee, but dose last vons I drinks vas
de Russian bees, vot I meier see
before" Herman did not attempt
to discuss the matter but kept quiet,
and on the following day presented
himself at the store and went to
work as usual. He managed, how
ever, to get Nose We'll to drop in
the store during the day and ask
Hofenstein if he knew anything
about bees.-T.-D.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-06-13

A locomotive is never alone, for
there is always an engine-near.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-06-13

A telegram from Chattanooga,
Tenn, says: During the pro-
gress of revival meeting at a
church in Dalton, Ga, Emery Clark
entered brandishing two revolvers.
He deliberately marched up the
aisle until he came opposite man
named Watkins and began firing.
He shot him through the head and
then began firing indiscriminatelY.
He made the assault because Wat
kins took his sweetheart to church.
Watkins is dying. After the shoot
ing the congregation surrounded
him and he stood at bay in the
church until officers arrived.
, 1885-07-22
MENTION.

Hon. A. II. Reel, Mayor. will leave
to-day for Il visit to one of his ranches.
L. G. Huling, of Rawhide Buttes, was
admitted to practice in the district courts
of Wyoming Territory.
Jay Pettibone arrived Yesterday and
was delighted with the manner in which
his agent, John Chase, had been working
mp the fur business for him.
The Denver Neos says: Mr.. L. n.
Mcclure, Of Cheyenne. a well known
Wyoming stockman and railroad iuan, is
visiting friends in the city
The Sundance Gazette says: I'VE were
favored with a call yesterday from Charles
w. Beck, late of THE CHEYENNE
LEADER, but who has now become a citi-
zen of Crook county. He has just re-
turned from a "trip to Southern Wyoming,
he bought cattle, and has located
on Skull creek.
, 1885-07-22
A Chance for a fortune without work.

n 1uhnCt loT II foTtunt Nitnout NoTh-
Great curiosity was shown as to who
was favored by fortune in the grand
%semi-annual (lslst Monthly drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery at New Or
leans, La, on Tuesday, always Tuesday,
June lG. Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard, of
La and Jubal A. Early, of Va, gave
as usual. their personal attention to the
entire distribution. All were satisfied
the winners more so than those holding
blanks. The amount scattered was over
1922, 900. Ticket No. 81, JOG drew the
first capital prize of $l50,000. 1t was
sold in tenths at 81 each. One was held
by Frank Naomi, Woodwards Gardens;
one by X. tucker, both Of San Fran
cisco, Cal. two-tenths collected by the
American National Bank. of Nashville.
Tenn. for Morgan Brown. Esq, a we'll
known lawyer there; one-tenth for Mrs.
j. Il. Dryer, a saloon keeper, one for
Bessie Lilienthal. a 6 year old grand
daughter offs well-known citizen-Abra-
ham Lefler-all Of Savannah, Ga; the
remainder went elsewhere. Ticket No.
Sc, 354 drew the second capital prize of
$50. 900, sold to parties in New York city
DESTROYS of avoiding publicity, Ticket
No. APO drew the third capital prize of
$4,000, sold in tenths; one to Jno.
Whine, of Detroit, Mich. another to ID.
Fitzgerald. of Mound City, Ill; the re-
mainder were held by parties in Boston,
Mass, and Granbury, Texas. Tickets
Nos. 1862 and 50, 995, the fourth pri-
yes, each drew $4,000, sold in tenths
also. one to A., A. Korus, CatasauQua.
Penn. Que to John o Brien, Of Boston,
, 1885-07-22

In writing OF that country, MIR. o. S.
McLain, a prominent real estate dealer,
3Ol Fifteenth street, Denver, Col. says:
Il removed here from Iowa in 1874. As
a healthy country, Colorado has proved
TO be equal to my most %sanguine eXnec-
tations. The air is clear pure and light.
The water here in Denver is obtained
from a~rtesian Sells. COO feet deep, which
are numerous in this city. and free from
alkali. mineral faint and vegetable mat
ter, but in many places the water is i'm
pregnatcd with alkili, and persons not
accustomed to it are almost certain Ia be
taken with cramping pains in the stom
ach, dlarrh0a or bowel complaint of some
form; and right here | wish to give my
friends and the public a bit of advice,
which is based on e~leven.years' expert
ence, Chambcrlain's collie, cholera and
diarrhea remedy is a certain cure for al.
kali poisoning, cramping pains and diar-
rh~a. It's a remedy | would not do
without for any consideration, and | have
heard many such expressions from per
sons who have tried it. Sold by w. n.
Hunt.
, 1885-07-22

AstroIoglst and p~hTenoIogist, points out
unseen enemies. the color Of their eyes
and hair. The way to success in love or
business specially. She positively
cures the worst cases OF rheumatism, bill
lious headaches, kidneys, liver and all
arrangements of the stomach Dissolvcs
gall stones. Her method eff curing ~calcules
is with herbs, aed most complete catarrh.
Heals the worst sores in one month Her
treatment of corns. b%unions, tender and
infamed feet and joints acts like a charm,
Mrs. Richardson comes with many recon-
mendations from the press, and private
individuals. Celebrated and popular
Two weeks only. Office No. 800 Sixteenth
streer
, 1885-07-22

Charlton's Valley ranch, four miles
north of town, on the Cheyenne and
Black Hills road, is a pleasant drive from
the city. The house is new, and newly fur
nished, The bar IS supplied with all de-
sirable liquors and imported cigars.
Splendid place to spend the afternoon or
evening.
, 1885-07-22

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommoda-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is agrcea-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market. walters who I'M
derstand their business. the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room arc among the
many attractions of this popular house.
HERMAN KDME, proprietor.
, 1885-07-22
strnyed or stolen.

A bay mare, branded v on hip, strayet
from this city a week ago last Saturday
July H.. $500 reward will be paid 70
her recovery by
T. j. SHAuGnNEssY.
, 1885-07-22

| have a large outfit of teams and scrl
pers, and am prepared to fill, on short no
tice, large or small contracts for bitches.
viii guarantee satisfaction. | will be
near Fort Fetterman until fall. Address
at Cheyenne or Fort Fetterman.
CHARLEY MCCARTNEY
, 1885-07-22

The Patrons of Husbandry is an Gran
zation which has been of great benefit TO
farmers. MIR. o. ii Devrics, the master
for the state of Maryland, was completely
cured Of rheumatism by the use of st
Jacobs oil.
, 1885-07-22
10 Rnnchm.n and Cntuemen

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at Arp Il Conway's.
, 1885-07-22

Rhodes and Troxells soda water manu-.
featured under tn. latest process with all
improved and new formulas.
, 1885-07-22

Hardware, stove and tinware, at Arp
& ConwaY's.
, 1885-07-22

Pure fruit juices and rock candy syrups
used only in Rhodes and Troxell's soda
water.
, 1885-07-22

Riner & johnson have soldiers add.
tional and other land scrips, which they
are selling cheaper than any firm in the
West Call at S0s Carey block, and get
figures.
, 1885-07-22
NEW LoCAL ]


Fine bar supplied with choice liquors
and cigars.
Large and pleasant billiard room.
Short order counter. on the European
plan, in charge of a first class New York
cook. Everything in the market served
in a manner to tempt the most fastidious.
WESTON Il KELLY,
Proprietors, 34s Seventeenth street.
, 1885-07-22

Engraving in al its branches is dons a
ZEHNER, JACKSON * BUEcHNER's.
, 1885-07-22

Knights of Labor meet every Monday
night at 1880 in the Idelman block.
, 1885-07-22
WANTS.

WANrED.-To sell on commission, city
property, Also ranch properly and live
stock. Nothing but special bargains need
apply. Valentine Baker, real estate and
live stock broker. 800 Seventeenth street.
, 1885-07-22

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. ii. Ellis.
, 1885-07-22

A box of matches with each quarters
worth of cigars sold at DR.. Hunts Eagle
pharmacy, for the next ten days.
, 1885-07-22

Ask your grocer for Denver Best Soap
, 1885-07-22

For Rent. Three nice rooms over
Bon's shoe store.
, 1885-07-22
TIvOLI u HALL

TIN0LI-Music every evening.
TLNOLI-Freshest and coolest beer.
TINOLI-lmported Emmenthaler Swiss
cheese.
TIVOLI-Key West and HAVANA ci-
gars.
TINOLI-Pure Kentucky Bourbon, Cliff
ton so.
TIVOLI-Impor;ed Rhine wines.
TINOLI-Finest club room in town.
w. RICHARDSON.
, 1885-07-22

PGrGsOfs, P0ras0fs,
P0ras0fs at hair cost TO
close oH at COirbick "
Uhnc0nb's.
, 1885-07-22

q. For SALE-An old frame house. Cor
ner Eighteenth and Evans, Cheap.
Bert. Richie.
, 1885-07-22

For RENr-Cheap. A new five room
house and barn. A. Martin.
, 1885-07-22

Cattle For rhIe.
One carload young bulls, one car heifens.
Frank Dana.
, 1885-07-22

FoR RENT-A house, also a barn for
six horses. Inquire of Charles McGarvey,
corner Nineteenth and Themes atreet.
, 1885-07-22

For SALE-The hotel in Carbon,
known as the Carbon House, with saloon
and billiard table, is for sale by G. Bo-
berg. Carbon, Wyo.
, 1885-07-22

White vests at Polack'b