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Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

TNUK SALE 2auds SPRING DEARBORN
II wagons, good stock, fair prices. Also
full line ofrepairs for the champion ma mSn "a
second and French streets. ml-om
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

,,r., WEST ildHTH
tis N,'rsa and dwelling, y Toms
fat i'I 4 SAMPLES, Ill YET
AEi! u IL all eOd-ti
Leaf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

X rem t.ROUMED HOU SIS
|tnlisilnJl,h. Also a mum Der OF
/. ClAaI I,iOOLE, Nc. . y, It'll
J, a. II
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

Bush's, French street wharf, Is the
place to buy good coal
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

.v,I-lIiW. Hot Sr si1 " Is I
sr.. Ne, sr.ons and ha h IN good
VI pUyLt,7 L. seventh street..
u.9-3t-cud
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

TAUR SAIL -ONEb-Y EAR OLD CHEST
n nut bay marc a good driver, single or
double. pne dark bay mare wears OLD,
Int-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

/ rwn IIyrROrMED
NI, y ! ysricns, on the i iihlia,
sn WV hoIf mile trcm belios uc
.yl.ue na,' suitable Tor per
III ,.sll''S " mg-std-ltwt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
1VEDAY. MAY 20 1...

't ~, MAY u, 1855,
sim,.,.Ns o'clock, p. H.,
E.le Ierse v' VS.. and springers, c5...%A, n,
f'a.e s,iIr'',. cows, / fresh, then fTkN
(:l'u, iUi6,e.i 10 head year N.Y.
LsM MlI "i $40 K; 2stock i lIis.
r. !eln Ola sv va. COW. Also, horse
'HH,l.. ~ eA's sood family horse
flA,dd A .Ct OF Stock, and viii posi
E'tA.r Nv y, postp!nemcnt on acc oun,
""c'edit will DO given ~ 'h' diy
h., A ii.rMnnn WEBSTER,
''A!i9a, Anc,h EuS LAVENDER.
DcptIn, - m6.3td
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

YLTArrED--EM HEADLIGHT
w and lubr eating oil barrels, Cash
paid On delivery. Penna. Il Delaware Oh
o., 2o2 E8st 4tl street. 13u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOTICE We HAVE MONEY
~ writing for rood city mort.
cages. HEAl.D d co. mo ct
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

|ENTRAL STABLE EXCLU- a.
" sivoly for hors, boarding pur- AA
poses. Rates moderate st 4l9 andill F4cncn
street. la9t0 OWEN TRA YNOk.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

R1 ~ WILL BUY THE LARGEST
10 sOO load OF kindiing wood Of VIM.
Beuge that can DO bought In this city Orders
left with q. Simmons, Second and Poplar ;
WIN. II. Curry. 206 West zenith street; w
Gooding, Eighth and Madison, or postal
card to W. Benge, No. <01 West Second
street will be promptly filed. my4 II
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

)RRlNT RrBNlS HEu NOON WITH
GV.ayH,0ri Or meAis. Apply at
lsi,t srti m6-6t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

WANTED - TO RENT. A SMALL
w house. with bath, south OF Fourth
street and east of Market street. Address
II use, this o'iirn. mo-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

yNOK saba Lot OF NEW AND
y second hand dearperDs, suitable for
any Kind OF business, at COLES, 1906 Mar
xet street. mh.Su
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOR SALE OR Rth r.M WEST Bill
1eside store room. All modern improve
~ ents will be sold on reasonable terms. Ap-
DIV 10 II. SHAMELESS, bil Jefferson street.
F'' f26-eod-u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

u,r- HOUSES IN ALE.
~ ofthe city, from 80 TO
4, nonth. PIlRt h d LOh-
fG-If-eOd
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOTIOE-AI-L PERSONS ARE FOR
IN hidden TO trust any one on my ACCOUNT
without written order.
GEORGE W. VERNON,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NXYANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general housework In the country.
No milking small family. Address s2s
Washington street. m6i
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

asNonn NEW 9-ROO III L ID
0GSOO house, with bath. gas, bay
window, front pprch ETC., in beautiful situ-
alton; must be sold at onee. linn edfate
possession. This Ia rare bargain. Apply
to WILLIAM }. FISHER, 602 Shlpley ST.
ais eoi.Tt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

v,OR sAI.E OR RENT-THE PROPER
n " AT southwest corner OF Third and
t6urch streets, now tenanted by tho Hare
Morgan Company. Apply to J. II. HOF
gL1jkER, JR, trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
Ninth and Market streets. city. sepl'-~d-t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

vHYANTEU-BY n PRACTICAL MA
w chine hand. a situation; understands
ali kinds Of tawing. planning ami msu lding
machines also the lumber business kefet'
.uce II required. Address a, this office
m6 Att
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOR SALVATORE. FIXTURES, AND
z 3wning at ). L. corner OF Fifth and
Xirg Streets. feobu
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

TOR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS
T. suitable for mechani,. Small canitai
required For inforn stion apply To FRAZER
Il 90, 3.d and Market streets. moot
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

ylyANrIIl--sVo rAiR Or UnIokErS
w weekly. JOSEPH RILOrr, sue
cessor to T.. Is. Appleton, Third street mar
yet m26-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

!n.6' AIT a. Of SoMtRSEr OpUN.
|t,M.r.,'",', sp'lngers ard bulls.
|aat MIN ~ " sale, at on stable, at
' TEX HuLdre /, Delaware
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
,ox EHIT.
.nuWELIINV

L,7:sIoEE ANg 2, P T, sEllS and
%'sass1;,';'' b. si Tsp' si low 70 e q re
VA french slree''' m9O-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

IXyANrEI'--A RELIABLE UOLORED
w csok, with best references. Apply 70
MKsS. Ii. 4. CAUSE, corner Eleventh and
Clay ton streets. most
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

Y7JOR sALE-A GOOD SUDA FOCN
~ tain, Loarly ncT. Address FOUNTAIN
MIS- ottice. alI'u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

v5OR SALE-HOUSES IN ALL Sec
lions Of the city, from $500 up
PIERCE & LOBDELL, West sew
enth street. I0.t'eo0
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

N laFff,PP;;, ,, n 90, a an G eol 3
ss:; 't YcIt yards md Po 1sn@sS
Saps.h ~ pr .roomcd hoq,es' 30
l,TRJ. fuN-' Mlo-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOR sALE-HOUSE No. eos WASH.
n ington street, lot 30 feet front and ltb
feet deep This house hiss been put In COM
ple.e order, with all modern improvements,
md will bs soit low on accommodating
terms, or rented to first class party. Apply
70 EVANS PENNINdTON, Nc. East
Elghi b street. mo'u
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

EoHo SbI F,SSN1oss,t 81 JAMES
sHoBE, 800 WEST 9Th STREET.
a20-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NOR SALL-Sl& FRESH COWS
II with calves Apply at 6l3kk[S~
h. sth 81. u. Ii. KLUND. ml-u A.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

DUARUINt.--NEh FURNISHED
ID second and third story front rooms, gas,
bath pie lS8nt location and good accolnmoda-
lions. Also table board, at tO2 Washington
street. ml-ots
DOAKDlNH FOX MAN AND WIFE OK
II two gents, second story trent room, fur
nisned or unfinished. io6 East Fourth
street alsu
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
Thousands OF cases OF
SICK

Headache are permanently cured every
year Gas tho hundreds of testimonials
in my possession will testif } by tbs
use of
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

555;;;5;;4. j, nv !:,', s7a & q: ' 5H5
l,aI'jj d HINT Il InhdES;aoHAN.
| 5nAH MT ,.l sr T,ls.t House.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

xkYh n L DEMONSTRATORS To
w know that they can have furniture
repaired, varnishei and upholstered, and
shaifs re-cancd cheaper than anywhere else
Ia tho city. .. +. HAMILTON Il Co., No.
100 West Eighth street. dll-i
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

NIyANTED.1O LOAN, On MORT.
w gage, In sums to sutt borrow :
or. Apply 10 FIERCE d LOBDE1.lI,
O West seventh street. mo II
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

sfe NiNh' III
!! A ,air Of beautiful bay n
! !. ?'l' Old, weigh 200 @SS'
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
YOR SALE.

NOlsALE-AT NEWPORT. WE HAVE
n apumber OF Building lots for sale, stu
.ted in tho town OF Newport, high, dry
a,onnd. Also a number suitable for manu-
featuring purposes, situated on the r., W. 4
a Kailroad and on the Christians river, and
away from high taxes. All Of these lots Will
be sold at low figure. For further inf0r-
nation, apply 10 J. q. PICKLES 400 ele%
M arket street. mo-im
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07
WANTED.

EOh SALt--A PAIR OF ROLLER
Il skates. Amply at this office. ml-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

y0Ox SALE-HOUSE IN ALL SEQ
e lions of the city, from $500 up. PIERCE
I IDBDt.I.L6 West eth street. feb6-tfeod
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

TOK SALE-OHEAP, AN AWNING
~ with frame soft. loLg. Apply at N. T..
corner Fourth and Market streets. a2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

EOK SALE - THREE OF TIE
80 IN thisclly. Three story brick,
lin roof, containing nine rooms,
I,ut n and water closet, open STAIR
way. saloon pRrlOr, gas an through.
cih:,ice for 81, 900 cash. GkEGa d
" ALTER. rs Market vi. m6.7t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

GXvANrkD AT OMEGA CARTHAGE
w PAINTER to 70 to the country. Apply
TO KEN Iron anu Hardware Company &c
Daily Republican., 1885-05-07

.XyANrED-A GOOD WASHWOMhN
w and cook ut 81 Market s.. m3.3t"
, 1885-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-Mayor
Smith called a citizens committee for the
relief of Plymouth to-day and read them
a letter from w. T.. Petit and 1870 others
Of Lowgap, Cabell county, w. Va. re-
citing the starvation, sickness and suffer
ing in the community, aui asking for aid
from this city. After some discussion as
to the proper method of reaching and
aiding those famine stricken people, i,
was determined to appoint Robt Me
Wade, of the Le5ger and DR.. NJ. S.
French a committee to visit IowEap, and
$1,000 was placed in their bands to use as
they deem best They left for the scene
Of their labors tonight and will telegraph
upon their arrival as to the state of affairs.
, 1885-06-14

the subject and says: In the same weel
England assumes a professionals over th'
lower Niger and annexes the vas
province OF Bechuanland Can any
thing be said now about tn,
rapacity of Germany in wanting the terri
tory OF the sultan of Vitu. or of France ii
claiming the Congo country2"
The government OF tbf Transvaal re.
public are incensed at the annexation o.
Bechuapaland to Cape Colony and will
seek an alliance with the tribes in Mash.
unaland, just north of Bcchuana, aud try
to foment a war with England in the hope
that Bechunnaland may be reclaimed to
the Transyaal territory.
The long continued quarrel between
Queen Victoria and her son in-law, Louis
", grand duke of Hesse of Dlrmstadt,
because OF the latter's m~organatic mar
riage to Madame Kalomine, has, it is
said, been amicably ended. The duke,
who before the discovery OF the Kalomine
affair was believed to be a sutton for the
hand of Princess Beatrice. whom, accord.
ing to reports, he was to marry as
soon as parliament had passed the
deceased wife's sister bill. will
now, according to recent announcement,
be soon married to Princess Hilda. of
Hamaul .Desoau. The marriage of the
Princess Beatrice to Prince Henry of
Battenburg will not, after all, be such a
quiet affair as it was at first intended.
In fact, the queen seems to have made
up her mind TO marry of her last daugh-
ter with a great deal Of pomp and cere-
mony. Her majesty has issued orders 10
largely increase the number of invita-
tons to the wedding, and has ordered a
cake which is something quite extraordi-
nary in the confectioner's art. 1t will
weigh $50 pounds. This big sweet piece
is to be built up in three tiers, and is 20
repose upon a pedestal of gold. No mem
Der Of the royal family Of Germany is to
be invited to Princess Beatrice's wedding.
From Brussels comes a pleasant letter
concerning Empress Charlotte, the un-
fortunate widow of Maximilhan, Of Mex
leo. 1t states that a marvellous I'M
provement is noticed in her mental con
dition. The empress entered her 46th year
on Thursday last, and the physicians who
are attending her haze observed recently
that her health has grown to be excellent
and that the malady which has for years
oppressed her brain, has been gradually
disappearing.
The French government has decided to
suppress gaming tables at Monte Carlo.
Schaelcher, the reporter to the French
senatorial committee, which has been in
vestigating the entire subject Of rambling
at this famous resort, has written a letter
to an association formed to break up the
games, that the government will no longer
tolerate the criminal enterprise carried Gu
at Monte Carlo, and which disgraces that
fragment Of the French territory,
, 1885-06-14
Attempt to Burn a Packing House.


FoRr PrTT, June l3.-Gen Middleton
returned here last night from an unsuc-
cessful chase after Big Bear. This after
noon orders were issued for all the
mounted force, with Calling guns, to
hold themselves in readiness to proceed to
Beaver river at G O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Middleton expects by this
move to intercept Big Bear. The latter
is now going almost due northward. The
country to which he has rctreated is terra
incogpiia to the white man No trails
exist, and tue country is a continued sue
cession of hills, forests and morasses.
, 1885-06-14

fairly iniugurated, and with the coming
OF this dealers always expect a break in
native stock of low grade. This is espe-
cially looked for this year, owing to the
fact that cows, heifers, bulls and stays
have been selling at such high prices for
several months. Low grade cow sold
very slowly, as did heavy bulls, but thin.
necked, light, fat bulls suitable fordressed
beef were wanted Present prices for
Texas cattle are about sl.25 per 100 lbs
lower than they were u year ago, and last
season at this time they were coming at
the rate of thirty to seventy five carloads
ner day.
Trading in young cattle continued active.
Country buyers demurred somewhat ut
the high prices asked for good to choice
lots, but they had to pay good prices for
stock of good breeding.
, 1885-06-14
A~bolishing omces.

NV ORLEANS, June l3.-Collector
Badger received a telegram from Seere-
tary Manning notifying him of the abol-
ishment of four important Offices, to take
effect Immediately, as follows; Special
Deputy Collector Thomas c. Anderson,
salary 5000; Warehouse Superintendent
James D. Kennedy, salary $1,000; Assist
ant Gauger c. c. Antoine, salary 81 200;
Admeasurer of Vessels George +. Paris,
81, 200. 1t is understood that other i'm.
portant changes will be made in custom
houses hotween now and July L.
, 1885-06-14
Gro. Crook,
Brigadier General.
A Noted counterfeiter oapterod.

A Noted Counterfeiter Captered.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-United States
Marshall Gross and Detective Bauer re.
turned from Versailles. Ky, to-day,
bringing Alonzo FACET, one Of the most
widely known and skillful counter eiters
in the country FACETS record covers
pages of books in the governments Sc
cret service, and he has produced some Of
the most deceptive currency ever issued.
He began operations sixteen years ago,
and has since turned out his spurious coin
in nearly every State in the union. He
was the head of the notorious Crab Tree
gang, and was reported killed when most
Of its members were captured in 1876.
His work was afterwards recognized by
experts, and many efforts were made to
discover his whereabouts, which were
only learned a few days ago. FACET was
living in a lonely hut near Versailles. The
officers arrested him las. night as he was
leaving his home in a buggy. Hundreds
of tools of the finest pattern were cap.
tured and also dyes Of treasury notes that
have given the most trouble to the banks.
Puget has been calling himself Fuzine.
He is aged G5 and looks decrepid, though
he is still active and strong.
, 1885-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The follow
ing kilograms confirming yesterday press
dispatches have been received at the war
department from Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral Barber, at Whipple barracks
HUAcHUoA, June l0.-A courier just
arrived from Lawton's camp. He reports
that while he, Wood and Hadfeld were
scouting in the vicinity Of Guadaloupe
canyon his camp was attacked by Indians
about noon on the sth. Five Of his men
were killed and two mules and FIVE horses
and the stores burned. The camp was in
charge of ono non-commissioned officer
and seven mtn, The Indian scouts say
there we're twenty. five or thirty Indians
in the party. Lawton and Wood are now
on their trail.
rSigned1 GEo. Crook,
nrtua1tor Eapor.I
, 1885-06-14
THE CATTLE MARKET.

Special Dispatch 10 The LEApER,
CHICAGO, June l3.-The cattle market
during the past week has been somewhat
irregular, but in the main has held up
pretty well Early receipts disappointed
everybody by their smallness, and the ad-
vantage was all with the sellers. A few
buyers started u with the idea hat they
would not pay any higher rates, but those
who lang to this determination soon dis
covered that the light supplies were being
gathered in by purchasers who were willing
to give an advance. Trade at once livened
up, and prices for good, fat cattle were
fully loo higher On certain kinds Of
common TO fair, lean and rough animals,
the market was no better, but this was
the exception. Prime, native beeyes
were scarce and no light prices were re-
corded. Handy, light cattle had to take
the place Of heavier weight, which were
not to be had, and hence the general ac-
tivity \ good many Colorado cattle
we've received, which went at about 81 25.
and some lots from Indian Territory were
sold At $50.
Sales of COWS, bulls, and other deserip.
ticns of butchers stock were quite irregu-
lar. The demand was light and so were
receipts of native stock, but the run of
Texans was unusually large, which put a
damper on the market. Buyers wanted
concessions, hut offerings were not suffi-
GENTLY numerous for that and so trade
dragged along with values about steady.
The Texans were mostly grassers Of rather
poor quality. In the market for young
cattle a strong feeling was developed.
Good to choice stoekers and feeders were
scarce and wanted at firm figures
As the week advanced receipts con-
tinued mcagre. The offerings of well.
iatted shipping lots fen not a little short
of the demand, and sales Of That class
were brisk at a further advance OF l0la
l5c, making an advance Of 2oCa25e over
the previous Saturday. Common and
fair sorts showed less change, but there
was nothing that shippers could use for
which it was not possible to get an adj
vance of 5(9 100. Few lots thar would
close better than god came in the
pen, and therefore sales were largely below
$40 Shippers and dressed beef men
purchased fairly, and there was some
good export buying, aud doubtless there
would have been more had there been a
larger number of the better class of
cattle.
Native butchering stock continued ir-
regular. Fat cows and heiiers fetched
fully previous quotations, but other de-
, 1885-06-14

the fourth round, and although u number
Of times he had the freshman against the
ropes and on his knees, he was unable to
get in a single effective blow and the
match was decided in his favor, simply
owing to the fact hat all the knock downs,
such as they were, were on his side, other
wise the points were nearly equally dis
tibuted.
The Irish lad leaped from the ring after
the decision and walked down the walk
as iauntily as though FIVE rounds with the
champion was hardly worth mentioning.
Attempt to Burn a Packing House.
ArcHIsoN, Kas.. June 10. - Jacob
Smith, proprietor of a large packing
house, was arrested to-day charged with
conspiring with two of his employees, John
Henderson and Niger Joe" to burn
his packing house. Smith made a full
confession. The plan was to blow up the
safe and fire the buildings, thus securing
$1,000 insurance. Smith was a former
mayor of Quincy, Ill. and had previously
borne n good reputation.
, 1885-06-14
Oonev island Races.

COMFY ISLAND, June l3-The first
race was won by Jim Renwick, three
quarter mile, all ages, Grenadier second,
Telie Noe third. Time, 1880. Tyrant
did not start, aud Wanda failed to get a
place.
, 1885-06-14
Last Weeks Cattle Market

Effects of Friday Nights Storm.
DEsMoINEs, la, june l3.-News OF
the effects of the storm last night is slow
coming in. About four miles North OF
Ruthven, five houses were destroyed by
the wind. A man named Helgson was
fatally. and his wife slightly injured. Their
baby was carried quite a distance and left
under a board pile unframed. In Pulas-
ki, a number of bu ldings were demolished
and three lives lost. At Council Bluffs,
the storm struck the deaf and dumb asy-
lum, tearing the roof from its moorings
and carrying it 600 feet. The storm at
Whiting blew down many houses and
barns, and severely injured Mns. John
Crossley. 1t tore W. Packaris house to
pieces, broke Mrs. Packard's arm, and
carried her babe, a week old. 200 yards,
stripped all its clothing and left it unhurt.
Near Marshalltown, the Christian Broth
ers institute was unroofed and the river
bridge blown over. In the neighborhood
Of Sloan, several houses and other build
ings were wrecked, and fifteen persons in
jured, several seriously, A babe was
blown from its mothers arms aud found
at daylight several yards away in mud. 1t
was supposed to be dead but after being
washed, it suddenly came to and is C
ering. In Jasper county, the rivers are
overlooking the banks. The bridge on the
Iowa Central was washed away, and two
miles of track on the Newton 4 Monroe
railway was washed out, At Halbur. ten
freight ears were blown into ditch. Crops
suffered but little. The Southeast part
of Davis county, was visited by the ey-
clone. The house of solomon Myers was
blown into fragments, His wife and one
child were instantly killed, himself and
three ather children seriously injured
One mile east, the house of John Stevick
was destroyed, aud Ella Huffman, a hired
girl was killed. Much live stock was
lost.
, 1885-06-14

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. II. Ellis.
, 1885-06-14

Rhodes and Troxell's soda water manu-
featured under the latest process with all
| improved and new formulas.
, 1885-06-14

CuUtvon and the .sVrtup Ind -
ruTc,oo - Tho - s,.nd
a, tho divine norl and oboni III car
,;,nos oon,.ined ovor - rs, ner.ons n,
IA o.oIool- ubon r,,t pnrte a.,
nTr;.h la . vo;ob;na ia nounds an.
te,od tho rim, 70 fsce .John l. suIIfy,n
mo;rh, oa- ,o,nds ca &C. ro,,4s
onnan.L,.. Il. p.or;o,,.
= ~ H. 80 n.,ur.mma -,
m..s1inn and snorr;nn ho5 -
a.d ,Lo oroad no son,owba, ox.,od oy,,
- Ll,od ell drawn from , .rrnr ..l
,;Idl uo;nh, e.om RIoomiDo,on l., a..
w;r,, G,,Io chon introduced a. Tommy
w. H. -. -, en- D.
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Ia" III iann,lr dovn Tho ,rocl ,bs
- ra~o =. ono man and obooro1
So u,,Ia ~ To-, - a-ranninr ~.
n.oEu;n..;a. All sola,,;na $50
So TL,.+an Moaa,;uo ,hos;rh,
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sessed an amount oil nerve deNterlty au'
science that would make up for the grea
deal he lacked in might. but they closed
howavor v;,hout ,nv no,ice.ble advan
, 1885-06-14

DR.. W. T. Buchanan + dental office is
over Idelman Block. Room No T.,
Sixteenth street.
, 1885-06-14

The Cheyenne Foundry will now receive
orders for iron fencing, hitchlng posts and
all kinds Of castings. All orders filled
promptly and carefully.
, 1885-06-14

Denver soap Company Hari Water
Bar Soap has no superior for toilet HSe
, 1885-06-14

Engraving In al It's branches is dona a
ZEuNER. JACKSON Il BUEcnSER'S.
, 1885-06-14

Riner 4 johnson have soldiers addi-
tional and other land scrips, which they
selling cheaper than any firm in the
West Call at sos Carey block. and get
f0urea
, 1885-06-14

Sheep have been in meagre supply, but
the demand has been c~orrcspondingly
light and prices have been barely sus-
tanned. Sales range at S2.uOta425 for
inferior to choice shorn