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7r17'}E sHEltstsA
R,.l.ud M, u GO trading vessels.
~. Ri.o q Dalemy h, 3, 600 wives.
post.sys N &sdos ksra sbarss ~ fos
:. .n;sbt call
There IL . white elephant at Raugoou
with four tusks. @kas @g4Eg
A blind bible IN German. 10 be read BY
touch, costs se5.
A son Of Charles Dickens is Canadian
uouptsd policsmen.
Ststi,tics show that drinking liquor 10
ON tbs dscliue.
rbe iavhiosable French marriage is now
At miasisAt
Ths Chinese control the retail grocery
trade in Aeusta, Ga.
Florida & suffering from an over. isaue
Of boeu, s,,sdard dolIars.
Kansas ladies put sids-sadlles on cows
and ride them for exercise.
New York has ssvssty-sips evening
schools with S2s, ,oO0 pupils.
The Northern Pacific Railway has 81.
900, 900 acre. Of land 70 sell. -
A dsstist IN Paris ~ lsfsly ~ gold
6llina in an elephants tooth.
All tssmps ars promptly arrested and
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Stonewall Jackaon. " General Jubal Early
soAtinues to enjoy the distinction Of be.
ing the ''talleat swsarer in Virginia"
Maicf nswsll Of the geological survey
has discovered in New Mexico, near Cali.
fornia Mountain, what he pronounces 10
be the oldest human habitation OH the
American Continent.
The New York communists have org
anizsd Schuizenbund, to praaties with
fire arms, preparatory to making raid
on property. Heretofore they have
merely shot OIL their mouths.
A wine merchant in Hamburg willed
the i,jounsof sss thousand thslers to the
balsle.t headed man, with the proviso
that II n man with no hair at al appear
~ shall take the entire principal Of the
bequest. e.s s-.=s...--.-........
The new temple Of the spirituslists in
Boston Is in troubls already. Mrs. Dyer
has been ranuing It and the other ghost
ssers demand that the Dyer.era shall
cease and are taking a.tringent measures
to that end.
The Arkansas psrsimmons crop is heavy
this year, and that is = sign Of an early
winter aud bard one. The muskrats
4
Ars not building big houses nor high. and
that is tho sign Of : late winter aud mild.
Make your bets.
A rich mans son at Harvard has spent
$4,000 fitting up his college roons.
Some day, lingering the buttons of well.
worn coat, he may say, in the language
Of the childrens fRieh man. poor nan,
begsar man, thief"
A thorough canvasz Of the wheat belt
Of MsaitobA ssd w. Northwest Terri
toriss add the northern tier Of Dakota
counties shovs coaslusively that the GER
ssl IN this belt il injured beyond repair
BY The killing frosts Of August last.
Nsllis Mccarthy. near st. Joseph, No,
put on bssschss and provled nights. poi.
coming ths ssiahtors .sattIs md Wills q
Il va shot by hsf brother in law. She
was armed with two revolvers. but ran
when called on e haslt
IA The Mayor OF Lincoln, Nebraska, did
bot study g please, and 20 . new cottin
was - = his door = . morsuary warn
ing. Ihs hsunissias ofscisi sold the mol
sseholy receptacle for slS and turned the
Procssds ovsrt 70 local charity
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pass q - JAsaasu'ps' r'.n ~ s'en' u
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1attefy screen. oesns oI q dtunp. y " ~ 0Nfk
'esd ctrcihlss, pair eTucilk tusks. . ~.
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dttc1ihed properly, ~ tle 1ltkiol k11
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ASTHMAsCURE

ASIHMAsCUKE.
cur,v Asthma, Bronchitis. Throat snd Lung
sfsctiona, Ooughs. Colds, Quinzy. Bore Throat,
Hoarssnees, Soreness in ths Chest Of L1ng1p
Veshkess In the BACK. Pains In the 1aok,
Bowels, sides, Collie, Group. PneumoniA, Asa.
slss, whoopins ooash, and lndiqestton. 1e
heals tho entire syuasm. PLEASANT sasssa n -
Retail Agents, H. B slavsn. Baldwin Drug
ators, !, b, Widber, cor. Third and uareeti
~, d. 0t661s. pA1aee Hotel pzpG Store; Dr..
ThonpsGA ~. etswsls End xarkets nsfine
pr1s asors; Pr MAyhew, - rcurtn; y: 49, =:
5fors. 10 stockton. Melville yerrs, 9cuih
~ Trsnciaco; 4. xsbsldsno. 1874 stcek1ou;
I'M. ], Dryan, Grand Hotsl Drag Store. neos
eumsuded By City, County State. and unitsd
Ststss CmclsIs. For sals by all prusgista.
n AN pnAxcrsoo, Matshl, teuA. .
1hSu Il 70 ts1tify that W hAvo AL ueed
Kinn's AszuNA cunEfor ocughe, Colds. noe!,e.
neas and Sore Throat and found II enectueI ~
evsry particular, there ase Thirteen Of ~ here
q The North Hasboz POLES .saton, " ns,,siis
Oaptsius 0uIon and Pon1eoH.
North HArbor Police Station.
This q . certify that have used klhk'd
A6fIHA CthE Tor coughs. Colds noatse'
nssss. 1ues Throat. and know Il to BE- pe!fec.
sion and have. rscommsndsd % ~ ne !sir. ~.
sAsss s:,ss ~ aspdssAs /. e - Hsss,s. s;n.s
ssftS saaistA Asticn y svssy ~ ~; = , scxs
ssss - u yssasin ~ Iiss 1e)eEsmsnt.
esu FFsasiAsc, 1svsnner1u. ises.; fs
nrppIrorox : co., wholsssis Dseulsss
Asss1s. 5Sp ara ~ Market street.. san fran
~. 3 /, xsst ) o.. Nos. sad II Front stssst
, 1885-05-17

A number Of the members of the city
government. consisting of Mayor Reel,
Councilmen Dyer, Reed and Flanagan,
and City Surveyor Provines, made a tour
of the proposed extension of the city
water works to the cemetery, yesterday.
The proposed extension will give water to
a large number of residents on the south
side OF the track, and on the east and
west sides of the city. The extension will
be twenty-five blocks in length and will
prove OF great benefit to residents along
the line. The water will be carried to the
cemetery through pipes and hydrants will
be located throughout, thus obviating the
necessity of cutting up the lots by con
structing irrigation bitches through and
over the lots.
, 1885-05-17

The friends of Rev. A. b. Banks, for
merly pastor of the Baptist church in
this city, will be pleased to learn that he
has accepted a call to Puget sound, W.
T., where he will have charge of the gen.
eral missionary work on the sound. The
DAILY Union, published at Walla Walln,
pays the following tribute to Mr.. Banks.
I'VE are sorry to lose Mr.. Banks from
our midst, as he has proven himself one
Of our most genial, progressive and popu-
lar divines. During his stay in our city
he has raised a heavy debt from the Bap-
fist church and has succeeded in building
up a congregation second to none in the
city. What is our loss will be Puget
sounds gain, and we hope the brethren
on the clam-lined shores will deal gently
with our friend
, 1885-05-17

Fred W. Ransom is a guest of Receiver
Rothert.
G. Mayield and Louis COIN, of Sidney,
are at the Inter Ocean.
j. W. Hammond returned from Ne
braska on last evenings train.
MrS Chas. W. Beck and son will leave
soon to visit friends in the East.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lafrenty left for
Butte City, Mont, last evening.
G. C. Morton, of Ogden, is in the city
and is stopping at the Railroad house.
John A. Adams. a prominent stockman
OF Ogalalla, arrived in the city last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mr. NJ. Wasserman returned
to the city on last evenings Denver
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Halves. Of Lewis
town, Mass, have rooms at the Inter
Ocean.
Yardmaster Ong. accompanied by his
wife, returned from North Platte last
evening.
D. L. Howell, wife and servant, of the
United States army. have a suite oil rooms
at the Inter Ocean.
John IL. Durbin will leave the city to-
morrow for his ranch in the northern por-
ton of the territory.
George searight, a prominent stock
man, returned from an extended eastern
visit among friends in Pennsylvania last
evening.
A. d. Dewey, a prominent lawyer of
Iowa, is in the city, and ia a guest of Re-
ceiver Rothert. They arc old and per-
sonal friends.
J. L. Finley, n. B. Woods, j. f
Davis, r. LAfontane, W. B. Woods and
J. j. Dickey, Of Omaha, are registered at
the Railroad house.
Mn- Governor Warren will leave
Thursday morning for a visit among
friends IN chicago. She will be accom-
panied by Mr. Charles Smith. who goes
direct to Massachusetts.
Hon. Hugh Butler, of Denver, passed
through Cheyenne on his way to Rock
Creek yesterday, for the purpose of taking
depositions in the case of j. j. Mann
against the Arkansas Valley Land and
Cattle company, referred to in Yesterdays
LEADER.
Mr.. +. +. Longhurst, agent of the Pa
ciic Express company in this city, who
went east about three months ago, on
account Of impaired health, returned last
evening fully restored, and will resume
his duties at once. Mn. Longhurst re-
turned with her husband.
, 1885-05-17

Mrs. Ellen jenkins was arrested yes
terday by Officer Vim, upon n warrant
charging her with renting a house for
immoral practices. This is not the first
time that Ella has appeared in the public
court, and she knows exactly the mount
OF evidence necessary to convict, and also
the quantity necessary to secure an nc
quittal.
The case will prove one of interest as
Mn. jenkins proposes to contest the case
all along the line The case will come on
for hearing Tuesday morning at 10 clock.
, 1885-05-17
n WOOL CLIP.
A Large Amount to be shipped by The
Wool Growers.

~
spcA1e Vi inc WOOL cip ioi carbon
oou 1Tr 'nis year the ieawiins tribune
sa inougn uie sneep raising industry
s1A.'s s'oonu importance IN the many
en'rprises OF SarDon county
'ne na'sins Of ea'''e taxing precedence
'e ''" peopie ou.siue OF 'nOse
e"sAteu N 'no business nave n ,
m iueA vi iS magnitude
lne l''o4"e mas 'Ahen some pans 70 a
que matter ana om the follow
u NUMBER Oh sman owners
In rA'e uauay peen omitted IRON TINS
.Ss : "1 'nose III 'ne business are
" - sNs 'hs known ana es'l-
W. cup u oAIDon county wool
s'Ss''S ,ot .ne spring OIL isS'' =.
Ut w ~ Onrrer, oil Lookout will
, 1885-05-17

From the Thin News.
William Einsel, of BlOomville, is in the
habit of INDUCING rather freely at times.
To this his wife objects, and has notified
the saloon keepers of the village not to
sell her husband liquor. Wednesday of
last week Einsel went to Stuck and Eich-
enger's saloon, and the wife went after
him, but was put out ofthe saloon. 80 the
report goes. She went home, but soon
returned with Mr.. Einsel's father and
mother. The women were armed with
corn cutters, and then proceeded to break
the plate glass front, and soon succeeded
in leaving it in a dilapidated condition.
While this was going on Einsel's father
stood guard over the women to see they
were not hurt.
, 1885-05-17


There will be a PRAYER meeting on We'd
nesday evening at s O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church.
There will be a bible reading at the
county jail this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Those who sing are particularly invited to
attend.
The Sunday evening services at the sew
eral churches in this city will hereafter
commence at S O'Clock instead Of 100 as
heretofore.
John Eames will preach in front Of
Stephen Bon's shoe store on Sixteenth
street this Sunday afternoons at ? o clock.
Subject-"Polygamy." All are invited.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. Fields sermon
this morning is Fret not Feet, y as
announced by an esteemed contemporary
yesterday. Rev. Field breaches in Chey-
cnne, not in Chicago.
The annual convocation Of the mission
airy jurisdiction Of Wyoming will be held
in St. Marks church, Cheyenne, begin
ming on Tuesday evening of this week and
ending on Thursday morning. Tuesday
evening there will be service, IN and
confirmation at 7:45. Wednesday morn
ing, prayer at Q, Immediately after which
the convocation will be organized. At IL
o'clock the conYocation sermon will be
preached by Rev. w. G, Spencer, D. D.,
&c. ~ =
, 1885-05-17

Mr.. c. II. iSpalding, for a long time
past the popular postmaster at laramie
City, yesterday resigned his office, and in
rendering his resignation, suggested the
name Of Mr.. jay II. Donkersley to be his
successor.
This on the part Of Mr.. Spalding
was a surprise to his friends, as there was
nc doubt that he could have held the
Office through his term. His successor
will Of course be a Democrat, and no bet
ter man for the position. nor one better
fitted to give satisfaction I o the entire
population Of Laramie, could be selected
to gil the vacancy than Mr.. Donkerley.
A fine line of furnishing goods hats and
caps. etc, cheap at Hellman's.
Engraving in al its branches is dons a
zEHsER. JACKSON & BuEcHNER's.
At Masten's wholesale liquor store you
can find the best Of liquors, wines and
importer and domestic cigars.
, 1885-05-17
THE LAST CHANCE.


Selling off for less than cost for one
more week all that fine stock Of Maple,
Box Elders, Cottonwoods, Ash, Locust,
Silver Poplar, Currants, Gooseberries,
6ne Roses, Altheas, Syingas, Siberian
Crabs, etc. Cottonwoods will be sold in
lots Of one to fye-hundred trees at your
own prices. We mean business as we
will sell out less than cost rather than to
ship back to Colorado. Call and make us
a bid and getyour trees at your own prices,
All stock warranted frst-class.
STEsPLE & SHKLDs.
Sales yard corner Sixteenth and Ran
som street, near Wauen's,
, 1885-05-17

When you feel that you had been born
tired and Dever got fully rested, take n
dose Of St Patnck's Pills. They vii
cleanse your system and regulate your
liver. Then you will realize the vigor of
health and enjoy using your latent energy.
Sold by W. N. HINT,
, 1885-05-17

Go to the beautiful store Of the Warren
Mercantile Company and inspect the splen-
did specimens o fneedle work produced by
the Domestic sewing machine. ofwhich
many varieties in style and price are on
exhibition at this establishment.
, 1885-05-17

The Domestic sewing machine is pre-
ferred by all the ladies for fine needle work
and plain sewing. A large number of
these machines now on hand at the en-
porium Of the
Warren Mercantile Company.
, 1885-05-17

| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the territory, b. Hellman.
, 1885-05-17

From the celebrated Anhenser-B Bush
Brewery in st. Louis, for family use and
medicinal purposes, in any quantity de-
sired, at L. Kabis'.
, 1885-05-17
MEMORIAL DAY.
It Will Be Generally Observed in
This City
BY Fitting and Appropriate Services
and Ceremonies.
Arrangements Being Perfected for
the Encampment.

The u. A. X post of this city arc max
ing all the necessary arrangements for the
purpose Of observing Memorial day in this
city. in the meaning and spirit of its OBJ
servanoe.
AT the last meeting Of the J. +. Rey-
nolds post, G. A R. held Friday even
ing, a committee consisting of Thomas NJ.
Fisher, S. ]. Quinby, A. X. Williams,
NJ. Wrnkler and A. Ryan were appointed
to take charge and manage the ceremonies
and details which necessarily follow its
proper observance.
The following order issued by the de-
partment commander will prove Of interest
to all
HEADo'T's DEBT OF C~oLoRADo,l
G.. A. r.,
LKADvILLE, Col.
GENERAL ORDERS No 3.
ConiradsSSaturday May 30, will be
Memorial Day, when we will go forth to
the graves Of our fellow soldiers, who
silently bivouac within this department
and decorate them with springs brightest
flowers. -ii
Within the burial grounds of our de-
partment, in the beautiful cemetery Of che
city, in the quiet graveyard of the village,
in the shade of the valley, in the sunshine
Of the mountain side. rest our soldier dead;
who, stricken down, mustered out, "
sleep their last sleep.
Diligently seek out every comrade's
grave, however humble, however secluded;
lay upon it the laurel, the rose and the
little bunch of forget-me.nots; plant above
it the flag for whose honor he dared death.
1t is a simple act but the spirit that
prompts it is significant :
While we should lead when necessary.
it should not be to the exclusion Of
for the duties of the day are national, and
devolye on all alike. A unity of feel
ing and sentiment should peryade all
classes. ~
1t is especially appropriate on this oc-
casion that we should yindicate the claim
Of u order to a kindly care Of the widow
and the fatherless. Hand in hand with
the strewing of flowers on the graves of
sleeping comrades, should go the care of
those whom these comrades loved and left
behind
As an order we should avoid vain dis
play and expense, but have a higher and
nobler purpose in reminding all Of the
priceless ransom paid for the integrity Of
our republic and its institutions.
Each post in the department will at
tend divine service in full uniform on
Sabbath, the 9th inst to yield praise
and thanksgiving unto God for our de-
liverance from those great and apparent
dangers wherewith our nation was COM
passed while passing through the struggles
Of a civil war.
Extend a ifaternal invitation to the
loyal ladies of the Woman's Relief Corps;
to the Sons of Veterans; to all good and
patriotic people Of your community to
participate Let it be a holy day sacred
to our heroes dead. Upon their tomb we
will lovingly lay the wealth of spring.
This should be a day for memory and
tears. A mighty nation will bend above
its honored graves and pay to noble dust
the tribute of its love. Gratitude IS the
faircst flower that sheds its perfume in
the heart. A. V. Bom,
Department. Commander
, 1885-05-17

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ZEHsER, JACKSON & BuEcHNER's.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-03-20

When Gen. "Bob" Tombs, Of Geor-
gia. goes up to Atlanta on one Of his
periodical sprees he throws OF all his
Southern dignity becomes for the time
being "hail fellow, well met with every
one. Recently he sprinkled little red
over the town in company Of an aspir-
Ing young legislator, separating from
him in weo hour Of the night. The
next day the general met his whiloal
acquaintance in tho Lobby of the Mark.
ham House the Inter approaching him
with gracious bow and saying: GOOD
morning, general; how do you do to.
day y The general took no notice of
the remark, but turned and looked out
of the window. why, general" re-
sumed the other, don't you remember
me| | was with you last night
"Well, sir, what of it 7" roared the old
warehouse. turning upon him wrathfally.
Il" Am | to be obliged to recognize every
d--n fool who gets drunk with me?'