, 1885-08-02
MAVERICKS.


new under the sun, but Rhodes x Troxel
have ice cream soda water, which is some
thing new under a counter.
You can't always be certain as to how
the mineral will run in new prospects, bu
Rhodes & Troxell's mineral water run
cool and invigorating all the time.
1t was reported yesterday that a patien
at the county hospital had attempted Il
cut his throat while in a state of menta
alteration, but the rumor could not b.
traced to any reliable source.
The following deed was filed for recor,
in the office of the county clerk yesterday
Robert A. Wind to Frank Tremain. lot
No. 10 and II in block 469, city of Chey
enne. Consideration, $500.
One swallow doesn't make a summer
but a few swallows of Rhodes Il Troxell'
Saratoga water make YOU think that you
are having a good time at the spring.
at is said that a lady in this city who
has had some domestic difficulty was SC
affected by Grace Hawthorne's Mss Aul-
ton, Friday night, that she has been quite
i'll ever since.
Mrs. jenkins is on the warpath for
Johnnie jenkins, w. p. Carroll, Marshal
Carr and Madden, and as soon as the facts
can be ascertained their route of proees.
sion will be published for her benefit
The Tribune Republican says Daniels,
the horse thief, was arrested and brought
to Cheyenne. The fact is, he was ar
rested in Cheyenne by United States
Marshal Carr and will be taken to Den
vcr.
Died-July 80, on Horse creek, Fred
die, son of Wood and Mary Schrader,
aged 5 years and 6 months. Funeral from
the Congregational church this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
740. lowest, $500; mean temperature,
60. 5';mean humidity, TO- per cent; highest
velocity of wind l6 miles per hour; rain
fall, ~.
Soda water, cold as the north pole and
sweet as your best girls smile at Rhodes
& Troxelrs.
Paolo Pavesich, the fresco painter, is
working at Thomas Kent's residence. and
viii begin the incoming week to fresco the
First Presbyterian church. Mr.. Payesich
is a brilliant artist in hin line, as his fine
work elsewhere in this city has demon
strated, and he will shortly be open to fur
ther engagements.
What's the matter, little one?' said a
tender hearted gentleman to a little girl
who was crying wildly on Ferguson street
yesterday. She replied, Il scream for
Rhodes & Troxell's soda water.
The council police committee has con-
demned as being lighter than what the
contract called for a small part of
the sheet iron with which the city
jail is to be lined. The material
will probably be used at a less price.
On a warm day like this, when you have
a thirsty desert in your throat, and you
feel as if you want something and don't
know exactly what it is, go to Rhodes &
Troxell's and take a nice cool glass of soda
water with some of theirpure and delicious
havoring in it and it will reach the spot
precisely.
Vichcy water makes you yichey had a
flowing spring of it. Rhodes & Troxell
have the diagram and key to this joke.
George White, master of transportation
at Camp Carlin, left the city yesterday
with FIVE men, thirty mules and three am
balances for Rawlins, at which place they
will meet Gen. Howard and party and
convey them to Yellowstone park. Gen.
Howard will return to Rawlins about
Sept. 10.
One Of the biggest matinees Of the sea
son was that of yesterday. Miss Haw-
thorne played FdRchon.
Rev. d. l.. RAIDER, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who assumes his charge
in this city to-day, has located with his
very interesting little family at the par
sonage. He is a very pleasant gentleman,
and, report says, a fine preacher and great
worker in his chosen field. He succeeds
Brother Eldridge, who goes to Colorado
Springs, and who takes with him the love
and respect Of the congregation over
which he has presided and to whom he
has administered for the past two years.
The syrups that Rhodes & Troxell use
in their soda fountain are as pure as the
ieicles that hung on dams temple.
A sad experience is that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood Schrader, of Horse creek,
whose little boy, Freddie, was bitten by a
rattlesuake while at play near home last
Thursday morning. The child had gone
to the creek for amusement, and while
running among the bushes that grow on
the banks of the creek, he was bitten by
one of the reptiles that are so common in
this section, but seldom infict injury on
human beings, for they are generally Of
small size, Unfortunately for Freddie
Schrader, however, he was bitten by O
snake and was not aware of it at the time.
The poison had taken effect when he re-
turned to his mother soon after. and there
was no hope to save his life. Mr..
Schrader brought the remains TO the city
last evening, to be buried in our cemetery
to-day.
Music at the Presbyterian Church.
Morning services-Anthem. 81 wa,