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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

t,nr arrangements ar, nearly COM
Ftete for our enlargement. We have dc.
Hrminedsto make q paper that Will be
Eorthy Of the liberal patronage and
|Apport:we have received, and that will
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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

Col. j. p. Thomas late Superintendent
Of the Citadel, has opened II pre-
paratory school FOR boys and young
men, at Columbia. There is no
superior in South Carolina to- Col.
Thomas, a.; an instructor. He is high
minded and honorable and u safe in
structrr"f youth. We hope he will re-
ceivc. Us he deserves, n liberal patron
age.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

The editor of the Srertanbnrr
1erd1d has published what VIC con.
ider a very dignifcd and manly reply
2 the bitter words of the Meas ana
x,Apser. He gives the source OF the
nformation npon which he wrote. The
Ves0s and Cnurier acquits him Of vii.
flying, but thinks he was very in
iscreet and SO it stands now.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
EDITORIAL t

Our talented young FRIEND, Chas.
Prcssiy, Esq, Of Augusta, will remov'
in q few days to Atlanta to practice his
profession there. He will enter into
partnership with Judge Collier. Mr..
Pressly is n Young man Of fine chnrac-
ter, good address. and n high orlcr Of
ability. He is bound to succeed where
ever he goes
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
Eclipse OF the Moon.

a partial eclipse Of the moon takes place
ON the oath, visible on the, Atlantic Ocean. In
North and South America, and on the Pacific
Ocean. The eclipse will be easily observed
IN this region: 1t begis at | u. Is m. a. m.
4S Nam. The eclipse ends atS4 h.. 20 m. a.
n.f'The magnitude of the eclipse is 0.76. tho
moons diaIhetor being 1.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
Mr, Dnnovant, Of Edgefeld, has been APP
pointed Mail Agent on the a. 4 X. Raiirasd
an" runs from this place TO Aususta.l-Lau-
rtnkbiLe NeruId

-Four ounces oil of cloves, two ounces o, &c
peppermint, eight ounces Persian powder
fom ounces gum canphor, mix. The prcpn.
ration is warranted to drive a mosquito out
OF the room. II this fails hit him With h wet
towel, zip.-Seneea Free Press.
The work necessary to complete the grad
ing in order to connect the GrccLyille Do
Laurens with the g., I. i y. Railroad, atltbis
place is about completed. Before track-iay-
ing can begin, however, some trestline il
necessary. 1IaarsnssiHs Herald.
White Brothers have 4 very large stook Of
Shoes, both for ladies' and Gentlsmen. Theirs
Won can And Zeigler's Shoes for ladies, which
are as good asthsbest. You can also And an
elegant toc OF hand.made Shoes for GENTLE
men.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

John Sherman wants the negro vote
in the South reduced. Just so the
boomerang has come back to strike you
johnnie
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

r. A. s. NJ. A. T.. H.
G. O. ROBINSON & co. offers Mason
& IIaillin Organ to the correct interprc-
tation Of T.. A. S. M. A. T. H.. AS
these letters have n double interprcta-
ton, each person will have two trials,
and the winner must find out both read
ings. The names, with solution, will be
entered in a book, aud when the correct
,answer-is received, it will be advertised
and the party notified. This offer ro-
mains open until May LIST, 1885.
A Careful Rsading of,our ADVERTISE
ment is Advised.
T. NJ. II. O. n. 8.
g: Q. ROBINSON 8 co,
80 Augusta, Ga.
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Extra Court.

F
PURSUANT to an order of Chief Jus.
tice.W. ID. Simpson, l hereby give
notice that a SPECIAL SESSION or
THE COURT OF GENERAL SEES
SlONS, for Abbeville County, will be
held ut Abbeville Court House, COM
mencing on the
2lsr DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INST,
Mt 10 o'cluck A. NJ. The Hon. j. s.
Cothran will preside. All parties
bound over for trial in the October
Court must appear at said special term.
also all witnesses !; Grand Jurors will
take due notice thereof and be prompt
in attendance; Petit Jurors will be
served in the usual manner.
M. G. ZEIGLER,
g. C.. =. e G. S.
Clerks Office, Abb: S. c., Sept. LIST 's5.
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C0tlral & Perrin
HAVE in stock II complete assert
IL ment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stufs, Varnishcs &c.
A LSO ALL THE POPULAR

Patent Medicines now in use,
many Of them Non-sccret prcpa-
%rations, consisting Of the very
best Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic
and Kidney preparations, Rheu-
matte and Neuralgia preparations
and Best Linimcnts for Man
and Horse.
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g G. MILITARY ACADEMY,
OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD OF VISITORS.

The following BENEFICIARY vACAN-
C1ES exist in the South Carolina Military
Academy, which will be filled by competitive
examinations before Boards to assemble in
tho respective Counties, at the County Seats,
on tho 18th September next: :.
The forms of application for permission to
appear before said Board will be furnished on
application to the Commanding officer of the
Citadel" in Charleston. These forms must
be filled up and returned to tho Chairman Of
the Board of Visitors, ut Barnwell, on or be-
fore the IL day of September.
BENEFICIARY VACANCIES.
hbbevilo.. Newberry.........l
Aiken. Oconee.. ..........1
Anderson. ..........1 Pickens o.! 49,. Il
Chester..........:...I RichlaDd., .......2
Colleton: ...........l Spartanburg.......1
Grcenyille ..-.......1 SUMTER. ......l
Georgetown..........1 UnioR.... ........I
Kershaw.. -. ......l Williamsburg......1
JOHNSON HAGOOD,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
August 10, 'S5. 127
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

Lacesi Lacesl " Lacesili in endless va
riety at White Brothers.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

SHOULDER BRACES and SKIRT
~ SUPPORTERS,
so necessary to Woman's comfort
and health. Also Abdominal
Supporters, Campbcll's Repositor,r
&c.
RUPTURE instantly relieved by u.s.
~ ing the Celebrated Try Truss.
The only truss giving an upward and in
ward pressure, same as holding the rup-
turc up with the hand. M pressure on
the back. No thigh strap worn. LIST
premium and medal awarded at Cincin-
matt EXPOSITION 1854.
DRYOR'S PILE OINTMENT. Tho
best Corn Cures. Corn and Bum
ion Pads.
Also excellent preparations for
Chappcd Skin, for restoring Wig
or to the Hair, for Preserving and
Cleansing the Teeth.
our LINE OF
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
To the Editors Of the State Press.

Let dogs delight to bark aud bite
For God hath made them so,
Let bears and lions growl md fight
For tits their nature to,
But little scriblers You should never let
Your angry passions rise,
Your facile pens were never made
TO call each other lies.
-(B0rnncW People.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16

JONES F. MILLER,
Secretary aud Treasurer en-.
August 9 1885, If. 12o
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
FOR SALE.


 Arich gold mine in Moctezuma district, Sonora, Mexico. This mil'c is wcll developed, showin@ 8 3-foot vein of gold and silver ore. his is one of tne richest mine> in Sonora For particulars address TBt TOMBSTONE or tLe under signed Liborio Va>quez, Ogosura, Sonora, Di, ty;ct Of }ioclczuma, Mexico.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

as 1880 pi HlvIhury, Zs>s'i'.ie, h"c sb l'H' tif~ si0ns, aI-rs."Es L. s.c:sj,, d';"At-5 "i Yi~- -:0t, ;i8.ses :,: tGe ,.alS -'t sHa! fGld rG's irg unnb,srvrl ,rrcugn .ac 'r.ac. and 'nan1 OihUg G..ra--s -h.. i..,.. 70 'i'H4;!i- and oe'ir
 pr A:atie. n.,, .s A rg-al-r @rtdrat"C plvs.rieE U T s.re. .r r. f.'; -y aUpdr"t dnlis:s tur la-e oi 'a., Eind ti ii ta- la }.-st.:...-,s ..,n.gf .-s -Fg,.,. ",''-- ".'.. Treatmsnts wiN ro: cure. cor ..r n, 'h. z lin- pure oT i.t:.,--- ir:a. :t Il. ''.. IiL;, treats ai! cls.H-as ss,... ...s:l!J "!':""' ncr. cvry. Consultation free TtigUugh vG~a. laat;oR avt aG:j-r. :H..UA.n-- analvsl- "' urine. s5. P.gce D' E!ibi KGGiara!;v" :l.,e $ bottle, or four fipsrS the gGaEi,Iy iOr Sj. zen, tU any address CpUn receipt of price, oT =. 0. D , secure from observation and in pli- va;e na.,.e, if deslred, hy 4. F. MIN HE, \. Dr. No i2 kearny street, san Francisco, EEl
 Dr. Min:it's kidneY Remedy, NEsuKiTI- CUM curse A!! kinds of kidney and bladder complaints. gCnnurrhT.. iecUs OrrEG3@. E-c''t. For s.ic hy al druggists, q a toti.o, Sia bottles <5.
 Dr. NIriic's Dqndriyn Pills and the hes
 Id cheEpvS5 dysp"psia nnd billions eur. ii
 .tmark"t. For sale hy ali druggists.
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Sample Bottle Free,

)!be sent ty sny on, applying bg .ct,c! ttating syIn ptoms, sex and axe. strict crecy in regard to ail 5l.sin,:ss iral.= Ge:iups
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

7. ,ned fnr the sccui;f and Speedy vgce of Chronic. Ncrvon. and Spe-
 Ciai Diseases
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Dissolution Notice

MI iCE !s hereby given that the partner chip hcret'i"rr rxi-Iir z and known ss the hfn "i DyaT. Finch k Bald v in, general mer- thanis iu E'rsnn, Is this day dissolv~d b1 inu,U"i Consent. Mr. Baldwin having pur- cfH-ea the interest Of C. l.. Finch. All lis. hii,ticS T. ill be paid by Dyar S Baldwin, who "Ii' hereafter Continue the business. All ,tht> due tEe old firm must be naiS .n Dysr X Baldwin, ". W. BALDWIN
 c. L. FINCH,
 P. N. DYAR Benson hrri, % feS5
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Notice.
BEN JAMES.
 Constable.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to ,hc late John Pa>coe. are requested to come forward aud sctllc at once at the Fash rnn saloon, or tie accounts 5 III te placed j. the bares O: coliectc--
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
FOR S ALE.
Or Will take Stock on Shares

The undersigned has for sale, or vii take stock on shares, -Ae of tLo finest stock ranges in Cochise county, con- prising eco acres Good adobe hoase, large sorra, l50 feet in dismeter) well watered, good feed; situated in Sulphur Spring Valley, l5 miles from Tombstone. For particulars apply co
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
ConstabiG'< Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
 out Of Justice C. :. Clarh's Court, NnmI rr One, Eswn hip, County of COcEise, Terri tory oi Arzun4, dated The 18th day of June, 1885; in 4 certain acton wherein i. J. Nit chrH as Plaintiff, recovered judgment against Dauic, G"-ttel Defendant, On the l6 ]. day of June, lSS5.
 Lave lryied upon He following described rronerty. iO wt: The Aikey Mine pr Min. inr claim. siIuited in 1umhStDne mining district. CocAi-r County, AFznna territory cI;y Oi Tom bSt0DC, ... T. and described by re;es and hounds ar follows: Commencing at t post placed on s. ". Center end "f eiai m, and marked i. Il. C. NJ. 1. theme Y. 43 6e. grces, g mina.cs, w. 255 lee!.o o>J maI ked A. M. (. Nc.2 fTc..: th.s LC iht, L \. M. I | bears v. 5 degrees, 55 minutrS. ". 5 6a1 feet {; from pot No. 2 run Y. 8 de: rrr,. 4s minu- trs, E i.2iT feel Ia post marked X. NJ C. No. 3. thence =. 33 jrg-scs. Si niinu eS, l.. 5i5i iert 10 DOS. n.ark-d I N c. No. 5, thence $ ;;5 de -Tees, 4s miuu.rs, V 2iT feet ,U post narke 4. .i. C No. q. thence N. i3 dr grrrs, 3o minu- tes. ". 3'D bet 10 plare If cOmmrnceIacnt. T.iS claim is bound, on the :. N by the Bradshaw and Washington uIIHiHg ciaIm.
 NOlIc- Is hereby given that On the S.h day oi yl.iy 1855; = IvSo o'clock, p. n. Of shat day, in iron; of fhe tffce of (. =. Clark Justice of Inc Peace, III the city os Tsuh- oiune County of Cpchlse. i. I. l vii! sell all The right. title and ia,cIest of sail Daniel isoet!el Del, nTai5, in a'.d to 'Le abuvu de- srrioe proyvrIv. at puI':!r auction, for cash Lawi..l MuneY, to ihe higEe~t and best bid Ger, 10 satisfy sad execution and nli costs.
 Dated at Tombstone, Ihe .7;h day of June, 1885
 Constable.
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The Great English Rel.let:,

T. is $ never falIilt2 ..uTe for nervous Gr. LIlty, exhausted vi .alitv. seIi.iaa' -a.. '; ,-s-. E3tIU4aiu~It.r-l,
 O>t T. J" j., ,t. i..Uu-
 ,'-c,. lti.iN-is. Hii' Al Ihe t,.g.'i.u vTec,- .if eali aiILsc. nuiii .l!,its AnG-s,urs,, n. lliatt'e Sca:--Suc!
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rSE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

OR. AIGEE. AS Is WELL KNOWN. I5 regular .ca.,J2:et phrs"iar and Strg~on educated al Bo@ioip College lLd CniVer city Of Michigan, anu $ acEnow. :6geH tn D the most expert surgeon n a!s o.c!alty o' the Pacific cnast
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
Sheriff Sale.

RYyIRTUE OF AN KXEcJ Is.
 bSuED ort Of the disiric; ol
 the first iadiSia. district lu for .he st Judicial dIstricl, ia sbS llr The coanIy or Cuchis. t,.r!.ory oI .trlzone t' Ire dircc ed dGd drl.p ci p'. a ;a3 . !neht rendered in -siG cOu-' ou inc z n day of May ,lssS, in favor of Ass II. stebbDs and ngainst aerr' J, Goodwin, ;. GlS vni- Smith. BerJ i- Pipp-s, muei J. EOr~.l.. hss pond a"e the Deaacce Niuiny con. pant NhsyC- n am conn snded 10 make lie nm nf S;.sl .. damages with i1 cres. thereon from "a ite Ui o6 , m'nt et the rste or sen psg ccnT per anulrt irtil paic together 2!,A E2J1 g cV..s -4d accri....l- costs.
 h.vethis ia ' l-vied g,,on the following Gas crioed p-Jperiy 10 S!t: fae ID. 6anee'' ,nn. situAted in Turquoise Mi III: t:st!ict. Coebl-e crioed n book 2. page Jii. recor5- of Mines oi haid ocAls1 county. The '-DrC ,E" liin4. .'t uEied Tn Turquoise AimIg tistricf .rrch,s county 1T zbb"t r2cord"d snd .nC-c tulS Lt s- eflo.G ;u Do"A {, | gc tl:, e q Oi in ut- ", ha I2Crl-G 1"E. y e'-'!Ye- p.!l' mi t si'uai' in fnrqu1 sc Ahlirt di,.r.tt Cuthise Sorp'y, Ari2oDn, ecN-dy1 q ?. ore i;,liv o,. rims 0oSh'!, AtiEona, LOW Ill ssi- CocL.se
 Pahl;c uat e is hereby siy VI h.- O.. T.rcssg,. 'ne ii'h day Ci JG!E, t-ss, i'y e. ihe 0C.'- f !. m shd D. IT. ir frp.t oi ID stvlE-s uilr,. .n n iY I 4 mbs'Hrg. C, -at. 2 ,uAI. ar. %Un2 icl-i o.r, vi SCI .l. 'Ae righ- .i,l ,,lr lticIest or th. sai Ern-. J C aJ !r, e, ai, if s"n 10 fhe -b ' be. pr p..-t" sI , bic Sutt'cn, 10 ttc ciSltst e h Q; ',3d,=- ..-- c.s iaw!nl inOn"" C; l. lr'.ra >cLt-. Ia "a i.i, taiI execution nG g,i o..ste.
 By C. D. RLrPr, D ruty s.a,.i!
 paish '6l- - itGav, 1cAl
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, at thc C.liIornia ranch, i5 nilrs from Tombstone, Coed feed. w2i.E and shade. Fol; particulars apply to J. N. Nash, at the Eclipse u~kerv on Allen street.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-20

Benson. AprI, 2a, fsS5.
, 1885-10-23

The grand lodge of Odd Fellows at
Laramie m Wednesday elected the fol-
lowing named gentlemen ns the grand
officers for the ensuing term
Grand Master w. Mann, of Chey-
enne.
Deputy Grand Master Thomas Pear
son, of Rock Springs.
Grand Warden S. W. Miller, of Raw
Inns.
Grand Secretary-W. II. Amesbury, of
Laramie.
Grand Treasurr-II. Haas, of Chey-
ennc.
Grand Representative W. L. kuyken-
dial, of Cheyenne.
, 1885-10-23
A ROYAL FAMILY.
A Veteran Hunter Kills Four Noun
tain Lions in One Day.
Whereabouts of the U. p. Survey
0rs in the SWeetwater.

Special Correspondence Of THE LEADER
LANDER, Wyo., Oct. 2O.-Mr. Jack
Gaylor, the veteran hunter of the Popo.
agile region, has brought into town the
hide Of a monster lion killed a few days
ago, assisted by his trusty dogs Hair and
Hide. These dogs are a full cross between
the bloodhound and the bull dog strain.
The blood on each side is pure, and the
pluck and fight of the bull dog is unit
ed with the savage. tie%rceness of the blood
hound. About a week ago Mr.. Gaylor
noticed around his milch corral signs of a
mountain lion family. They were all
there, the old male, the well grown female
and two vigorous whelps. The royal
family were evidently after calf meat, and
Jack was determined that none of his fine
veal should satisfy their appetites, SO tax
ing Hair and Hide he watched the corral.
The game, however, came not that night
or the next. The third night there came
down from the adjacent mountains n slight
fall of snow. This was all the old hunter
wanted. Early in the morning he and
his dogs were in the pine thiekctso of the
mountains. They had not zone far be-.
fore the watch of the family they were in
search of was found. The dogs sprang
forward and soon rounded up the game in
a dense thicket of pine and aspen, on a
small but level table land. Following the
dogs into the cover, Jack soon caught
sight of the lions. The male was stand
ing up ON the fallen trunk of a huge pine
tree, the female was a short distance off
at the root of another giant pine in
the forest forks of which could be seen
the whelps. As the dogs reached the
scene they at once attacked the male,
and a fierce fight was at one in progress.
The female bounded forward to the as
Jacks rife sent her splitting and growing
back to her whelps. The combat be-
tween the male and the dogs had now
become furious, and Jack watched it at
his leisure. He was perfectly willing to
risk his dogs gaming the victory, and be-
sides, he could have intcrfered to small
purpose, as the biting, tearing and strug-
Cling combatants rolled over each other
in such confused heaps that he could
scarcely tell friend from foe. At last the
deep growls of the lion became less fire.
quent, soon they ceased altogether, and
torn and bleeding, breathless with the
fearful struggle, the two gallant dogs APP
peared, one at the neck and the other at
the haunch of their kingly foe, and in
mountain frontier parlance, stretched
him out. A few convulsiyc movements
and the lion was dead. He measured
ten feet from tip to tip, a very monster of
his dangerous kind. The dogs were badly
bitten and torn. but were still full of fight
and wanted to tackle the lioness at once,
but this Jack forbade. Another shot for
the female and one for each of the whelps,
and the entire colony lay in death around
the hunter and. is,brave dogs.
The Union Pacific surveyors on the
Sweetwater are steadily coming up that
stream. At present they are in the vi
cinity Of independence rock, twenty-five
miles from the mouth of the river. The
line. il is positively said, will come by
Lander.
, 1885-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood were great
iayorites in California when; in the early
days, they visited that far away region.
Handsome Harry Ceurtaine and his wife,
Miss Grattan, - were also of the compa-
ny, aud the quartcttc made a four-in-hand
OF humor and burlesque that conld draw
enough 10 suit the most cxacting mana
ger. The prime favorite was OF course
the leading and livey c%omme1iene. but it
seemed as if her presentations would have
lost much Of their effect but for the CAPT
tai support they received in Mr. Wood.
Dwarfed in statue and with a countenancc
rugged to the point of extreme ugliness,
his personal oddity, joined to his grotesque
humor, rendered him an admirable foil Ia
his handsome and lovely wife.
One day a merry party of ladies were
gathered around the lavorite at the Or
leans hotel, Sacramento. One of the
number, a young and pretty woman who
had married VIGOROUSLY for money, *
claimed with more y%ivacity than courtesy
or modesty
Really, now, my dear, what could in.
duce So charming a woman as you To
marry a man so much older than yourself,
and $3.50 different p
"Oh !" replied the witty actress. witt
the utmost good humor, for the SAINT
reason that impels many of us-he sup
ports me so well.
, 1885-10-23

The Wyoming Hereford Association
sold yesterday to the Big Horn Cattle
company 100 head Of grade Hereford
y%earling bulls, the stock to he delivered in
November.
Durbin Bros. sold in Chicago on the
Dist Two loads of cows averaging go
pounds, and sold at $3.l5.
Marsh x Cooper sold on the DIST in
Chicago, sixteen cars American beeyes,
averaging l,lj0 pounds, at $40 An
offer of four cents was refused for this
stock in Omaha.
On the Dist 1000 head of cattle were
sold in Chicago.
Campbell, Andrews 4 Anderson, whose
ranch is on the Dry Cheyenne, will shin
from Pine Bluffs on the LIST and 2nd OF
November 500 head of bceyes.
j. Council, of Liberty Hill, Tex sold
yesterday to Slatterly, Of Denver, 2lt
head of horses which are to be delivered
at his ranch on the Big Sandy.
One train of cattle from Rock creek
en- route to Chicago, passed through the
city last evening.
, 1885-10-23

Col. Murrin has gone 10 North Platte
}, w. Hammond has gone to Chicago.
john Rees, stock Inspector went ia
Sidney yesterday,
F. j. Fisher, the hotel man, has gone
to Colorado to shoot ducks.
Charley Tinker lost $3.50 in grecnbacks
when his house was burned.
VIM. Lykins returned yesterday to his
ranch on Lower Horse creek.
Division Superintendent Wuriele came
up from Denver last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hecht returned
yesterday from Laramie City
DIR. Graham returned yesterday from a
trip of several weeks out East.
james, b. Aruther, of Fort Collins, a
prominent stockman, is at the Pacific.
Prof. Aughey returned yesterday from
a trip to Denver and Central City. Col.
Pool Commissioner Geo. II. Daniels
came up from Denver yesterday and went
West.
Thos. lnman and his sister in law, Mrs.
James lnmau, returned To Denver yes
terday.
Hon. Jos. Gurney, formerly book
keeper for ldelman Bros was in from
his ranch yesterday.
Officer DIETRICH went over To Laramie
last night to testify in the trial of three
men, whom he arrested a short time ago,
charged with robbing the section house at
Sherman.
Joshua Stroud. whose ranch is fifteen
miles west of Fort Fetlerman on the
Platte, is in town to buy his supplies for
the winter. Mr.. Stroud reports fine crops
this year in his section of the country.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At Fishers hotel. -Geo + Plumb,
Westfeld, n. Y; 7 Burhack. Laramie
J Watkins, Fort Laramie; f. \ Shattuck,
p p Henderson, lndianola.
At the Metropolitan Richard bona
hue, keokuk John p Lyons, Cincinnati;
Frank O'Conner. North Platte; J l.
Shuttely, John Linehan, Omaha.
At the Pacific hotel. Mrs FA Jones,
Cheyenne; w A Piers, Denver; \ A Gar
ner, Blair, Neb. f l. Packard, II G
Cousman. Omaha; Jas b Aiuthcr, Fort
Collins; w r Sale, Omaha.
At the Inter Ocean hotel. T Pearson,
Rock Strings; r w Rutherford, Phila
delphia; J S Pode, No Wood; W Rich
ardson, Portland; w + Lewis. Hat
Creek S + Krepps, Salt Lake; II Ras.
musson, Rawlins; + II Hurd, Boston; "
Lea, New York; J 4 Bisbee, Chicago;
+ T. Birkicht, st. Louis; Gus Topper
man, Boston; VIM Clark, Grand Rapids
J Page, Pittsburg; T Nesburgh, Miles
City; J Conkish Portland; f. G Wood,
Salt Lake; J Morrison. II j Gurney.
Horse Creek; TT Montgomery, ranch
, 1885-10-23

The funeral service over the remains Of
Samuel Montgomery will take place to-
day at 2:3O p. m. at the residence Of
Judge K%uykendall. The remains will be
inferred at the city cemetery immediately
after the service at the house, Rev.
George G. Raler will celebrate the buriaI
service according to the rites of the Fps
copal church. The friends of the de.
ceased are invited to attend.