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weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.
1 will send arecipe that viii cure you FREE
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Send self-addre ssed envelope Il REV. JOSEPH
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HI. E. Barksdale, before j.
II j. Parsley, j. p. t. c., March 80, 1885, a
bay mare, about years old, branded L U on
left shoulder, broke to ride, appraised at SO.
high, branded L Q on left shoulder; apprai ed
at SIS. Alse, bay horse colt. year old, no
brand; appraised at s.. FRANK BROWN,
w3t Clerk, c. G T. c.
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ment at their own homes distance no objec
tion); work sent by mail; 81 to s. day can be
quietly made; no canyassing. Please address
at once GLOBE MFG. Co Boston, Mas box
5344 mchl9- w.
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Patented November as. 1879.
Reasons VlT This Five is The Best in Use.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-16

PEHTs- MerumscK, laucy ~. Ma
chester, 0il; aiuOd, g.; American, o /. 3,
fuc.uct b t-.; Hamilton, D ID; Gloucester,
l-2i Gloucester, mng., b ~, gloucester
81 ar grey, 2'ti Allen, o ~; odl, a =;
simpson, b, Eddystone, &, Simpson mut.,
g. Al en- pins and lurlls,G q; ST pBuu 81 q
yer grey o. tichmond, pink aud purple, 8;
Duuuc.l s. irilng, -, iGgeitu ghirtng,
81; Allen check, "a; Peabody, black, b 10;
simpson, black, q; Husedaie az
Blows SHEEtING-Cfuwn, Z -; Au-
gustt, o.; Ettri h VI, 3; Charter OAK 10;
Lave Oar, 4; International, 8 10; laurence
Ill, g; ,licnduie, "a Enterprise, g. Glen
dnlo, rs; host Al, -; Admission, o l-2
Brow & suIRTISG-C8slI Iron, &; Farm
trsi l-ii Honest Ia; POcuhOutas, 7 Ii;
Adtndao, 2; Century 6l-2; Dwight ii;
Lockwood, 3 81; Mauaiobp, ~; Bedford
a, 10.
NLUaCuED SuRrING-Eow York 10 i-2;
nm-utts, ,Ols; Laugdon @; Lunsdale "a;
Lousduie .amhric, ~; NJ slnvilic 10 ~,
Fruit Of the Loom, &; Gold MEDAL, l-2;
Cream Of Chop, 20,
TICKING moskeag, a q A, IS; AMOS
kcU. a. ~; Swlct River, "a; STANDARD
@ = has ON XIX, .Ol4i Eastrn "A, n;
Oakland fancy, "a Acme ODD, 80;
Rial IGN, iul4; tandard z, 81 Pearl River,
~; Slbley awning, 10
STRIPES Hamilton, lg4; Thorndyke,
10; American, %; Rock River, o; aleigh.
h,ai Unk own, 30, 9'4i Jewett City, 8;
Unknown. % 3, To
nE,tMs AmOskeag, l2lt; Otis, 1874;
York, 10 Warren, 49,.
tutCKs AND PLAGns-Nount Pleasant,
u CUttuha, "a, Old Dominion, Mem-
phis, Id; Queen CITY, q ~, Augusta, z;
!, unpsssc, 10, Cottundaie, Z; Cumberland,
, h'cE, Z, abbey Z ~
GINGHAsis Bates, 8 Ia; Statewide, Is;
Mtstyll Z; Bates Dress puid o; Scotch
r.. T., II 10, Amusken,, Ia; Brlleview
Z l-2; Washington, q; Wiudemere, 2 -
Unknown y, Is, o ia; SiOloy, 92-i; Glen
Riddle, 10 l-2; Harrisburg, Ia; slater, n;
Everett, Ii; Boss, S; Sllvordale, q; AR
llngi n, ~ Victoria, II; Germania, 70 10,
BATES, H.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

ANEs-Collus, c, Ecu, sou, Gold Dol.
lar II dozen, $40, Diamond tdge, fl dozen
800; Double BIZ, 1919
sKuLErs AND LtDs-i4c = 10; sugar
kettles, &c e, N.
I'm PLATS-I. G. IOxl4, q box, s OO;I. O.
liX2 - uuX, 500; ToNnu iix90, "a box, :. co.
Tcne, HX2s, q box, "A &c.
TtNwARE-p iecvd, discount 81 q cent
stamped, discount 6o 4 cent.
SuLDUR-No l, &c; No. ;: and n, lSo r n
DUCK HOksE COLL ,Rs-Eo, |, % 4 doI
HAMks.-Two loop, $50 y DOZEN three
loop, $40 q dozen.
IACKs In boxes, 100 papers, 80 = box
GRun HOEs.-B dozen, 80; railroad
picks, Il dozen, 5 50
MATTO, Ks--H dozen, 8 70.
RunnER BeLriNu.-Dl 90 4 cent
NAtLs-iOO, rate.
suovELs am SPADES Rowland's. dis.
count 90 per cent; Amos' list, steel goods
discount 10 ana IN per cent,
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished
OtO; poles, IL 50; s'ngletrees, wagons, 10,
lect, 20; buggy, 2 %; express, $50; wagon
tunguesilO ~, hickory aKles, 0 On; tlls,ets
$40; coupling poles, i5b; spnkes, xxx, Sc.
lect, 2 15i INK, 251; sawed leloes "a, L7j
3, zoo; 10 den shoes, 900; northwestern
horse nails, Nos, 800; Z, 6,2j, 3, $40; bar
Iron, 10 rutoi plow steel, &c; spring steel
Sc, cast steel, lSc.
BuuGtEs-Grad0 ", and spring top, % q
to 500 do. opcn, $3.50 to 6O.UO; do sid,
spring top, LOO ~ ~ 1890; do side bar
lUlOJ to 1000; do phWtuns, l2l.Ol To 100 on
grade A, side spring, $50 Oh TO 80 o., do
phWtons, 5000 TO W; humu scat bugg es
l75 ~ to $50 m; platform springs, no W tC
l2O.uO; three spring wagons, MW 70 los.
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ALCouOts-Pcr gallon, 23i to2ST.
BRANDfEs-DO.ue s,ic, per gallon, 50 "a
500; imported Cugnnc, hi, yer gallon, S0i
49,, 81; 40, 20; lS,d, q 80; N6O, 40; lN6S
500; 1915, 10 30; Otard, Dupuy & Cos. Cog
nae 1873, 80; lN1O, M; 1851 p 10; lsiS, 10 -;
Blaquet, pubu uchc q Cos Cognao, 1875
dt0; $50, 3 80; ISIS, AOJ.
GIN-DOmestlc, per gallon, l75 to . co;
import Holland, 3 10 1876; Sir Robert Bur.
netts Old Tom, per caSk 50 10 900; Hol-
land, per case, Z 20 b. lbW,
WHlsKY-R c'ined, vs. por cent, proof
per gallon, | ~; Western, $50 To 90; Bour.
bon, | 40 10 3 80; Ryo, 1 50 to8 80 scotch i'm.
ported, 4 TO sa5. Irish imported, % 10
AIS.
CuAMPAGNEs-pipe Hcidsolck, quarts
per dozen, ~ W; = Krug q Co., quarts, pei
dozen, II 80; Nicer 4 Chsnd n, Slllery
MousseuN, por dozen, 2i0 q. Goulot, per
dozen, - t0' q II. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
Norway, - 10; Extra Dry, 900; pints, go
additional,
WISEs California clarct, per gbllon, Tbci
Zlonfaudol, MOI |, per gallon OOto 49, i'm.
ported clarete, ordinary, per cask, I0M u
500; fau lily clarcts. pcr cask. 70 W TO l26 OOi
flne clarets pei cnsS 100 % To 1000; Me-
doc, per case, 60; 50 Julian, per case, . 90;
Margaux, ser care, 10; ponto Canet, pei
case, 10 ~; Lacrosse per case, " 70, Leo
veil, per case, !. 0H Chateau Lafltto, pet
case, "a "; ordinary per case, 3 20 TO . 90
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DRUGS,

ACiDs-sulphuric per oarboy, Is; cltrlc,
per pound, 81 10 Toe, ox,llc, por pound,
10; hrtSrlo, powdered, per pound, 8,
CUISINE & W., 0zs, Il Il. W, cans,
~ II, u Sou ozs, n; b, 3 Sons, cans, ~.
Ous-BCrgAmot, Nanderun's per pound,
10, lemon, SandorJon's 90; peppermin /,
~; winteigreon, 2 %; olive, Malaga, -,
POrAsu-Brumido, per pound, iOui iodide
S23.
SoAps--Castlle, notified, per pound, TO
loo; CASTLE, white, "a 10 10
MISCELLANEOUS o. Ammonia, carh, per
pound, 20c alum, . 10 5; arrow root, Her
mudu, %; bulsam cOpuiba, D borax, ra-
nuod, ~ 10 10, caiomcl, am, -; castor oil,
per gallon, / AZ to | 60; cas-ia buds, per
pound, 10 10 Is; cream tartar, pu Q, per
pound, AZ; corrosive subllmate, per pound,
05; chlor,forn. per pound, 3 extract log
WOOD, bulk, per pound, ~ TO 10; glycorlne,
bulk, per pound, 20 tn 90 Iodine, .rcsub-
imattd, ier pound, ", leaves buchu,
shot, per pound, rs; leaves SIENNA,
Alex, per pound, -; mOrpnin, sulph, per
oz, o -, spirits n,trc, eoL per pound, as;
stry hnis, crystals, rs 20 ~ taplo "a, per
pound, Z; wax, white, per pound, 81 20 90.
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATitER-.N
heavy, froe Of brands, H9c 10, y medium
FREE Of brands, A1c n; A heavy, one brand,
$50 m; A medium, one brand, $50 n; Butl-
more crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, $50 Sc
BuFFALO sLAuurER-Primo, 10 TO - 10
sides, SIC 10, gold, 10 To ~ n Sides, lSc 10,
counter, iltp an q les, 2bc per 10; g, d,
g2tu 65c 10. 20 2uak harness lea, 80 TO Die
n No. hem harness lea SOC N; No, : hem
harness lea, 9sC ih, No | hem eklrtlng
lea, Sc N, No. 2 nCm slSlrtlng lea, 81 TO Nc
10; welt and bride leather, 400 to 500 u
PufLAnELpuIA CALF. Extra quality,
sSto g8 ibs TO dozen, | y NJ. S 10 AZ Tbs 10
doyop, ~ 10. tlt1 % his 20 dog, n, l. 0jj 81 to
CONS 70 doEru, luO 10; o. " 20 ihs 10 dozen,
0.NA
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THE BUs MESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY rELrsRApn


KANSAS CITY
hahsAs CITY, Aug. i5.-Hhe Live Stock
Indicator rep TT:
,rS Cattle - eceio,s,, 1879; natives weak;
Iexas SLOW an ~ lower; exp rters, $50 TO
o4Oi good TO choice shippers, 10 to I. Is:
common TO medium, 4 so to 1855; stocg RI
ana FEEDER, S.G' to 4l0: cow ,25 10 40
grass Texas steers, 3OA tO37,.
HoSs-Receip.s, 800 steady at 400
shoop--Recei t., 9lS; steady; far to good
mntlons, 80 TO 500 common to medium
90 OPS.
w Wheat lower; cash, ~ BID; September.
V2Bt II l-2; Ociob + 50 to SesI.
Corn quiet, cash, s.; September, 3I1s bid
year, IS bid.
Oats nominal; no bids.
ST LOUIS.
st Louis, aug ID Cattle Receipts,
600; scarce and only looal ira @ done NJ
unchanged rices
Hogs-Receip 40; active, 4 90 10 Ala
sheep Receipts 800; supply very sca I
and onlya small re!ail b slnesj done.
Flour easier, ut Unchanged
Wheat was ne i've but very unsettled
ana lower, in fact dCmOra lied closing lss
70 "a belo yesterd y; o red, cash,
9iA 10 %, bni not worth over z at The
SCI ,nbef, ~ to 8 x; closing 0lA;October,
985s to 9SA closing az
Corn.-Ca h an nearby opt ons frsc-
ton higher, bit after harvest raonth,
S TSne d 90 - A. i H1f cnsh, . TO- 4t,a;
tohsp Al T., az ~ o,u . P.SSmnloeI, 4-;8i Oc-
0sts 'n w. \ e. . % " oHi,
AHS,ist 9StI 20 IA, ia tou y'slii 81 10 zi'a
her az SOD w -'/s' 9epse"Ioer +'A Octo-
Cnr nm Io,,.,r ,too-,,o,o
Wool firm and uuct anged
Whisky steady 81 Is
Provisions quiet and unchlngei, with
only job trade at previous prices
C~rc.oo Ar,, 'i ~ ~ 49,.
cl,araoI 80 aug ''-PlO"I quicO anu uh-
Wheat veal, and ootiv, for ..,,,,,,,
tive Iist WV"@ ~ S7|V,tl g ioI lhe hpsGula-
81 sstSy' 10 ySsis closing We to
Octobar M a. eSSilS ~ To- g'9s,nS "a D'V'
CNrn On 'orod 4, V W. GU ~, - p'u
steady after the rst hour A WSn ,p iS ' ~
cInsiDl "'S Vi1 btcHp T, n% 10 we
hid. -''S ma ~ ~ VI. SING 81 ~
PORK dahl and sto,5y. c,.h o,s ,o
o. y n. s Sa1t aiiu Sacnuy eaan' - 10
I Der IN icy .JtS em eS5 = 70 VIZ liz oe'o'
80, VI, AN III ~, W.
1s 1S cI, a Ih HhSa IA d: ccsh O:2} to
Il " - "a i'''''' ~ j" YES" - DCIOpsI'
Boxed meats opie, ana sts,d,.. d.,
.aItpd sbomiJ,,sHu'os ~ e66.'aHy Wy
l5i o tn1u,gu, II, 10 10 low snort IT'D,
Tho DToyer', T,n T"i' y 'nii o'v '"o "'.
c"ttio Poao ,,, MN. o,n Isi o'ta. ,,.
.iecre on tC : q s'.,' 1,A w. p =. 1S Sl.pP nE
tod ". a. ,,s H., ,''1 - aNu ,.u'ta' 40
bnil, M a.. ,," ~ ,i t,u 49,, 20 = ~
but ,to,,, M tuiV ~ Al, II, N .a caltla oW'
po non rocoi(,3od w ~ i4V' western rangers,
HSgs EFSSSiPt S9 s6i slo2ayi to AZ
10 iSo so ~ az 'il5I ~ VaA' uUl'ESs, w
S0iio . co. io,' '" ,i'' ~ 49, oN"h'i
~. - 90 ~ "'NN
a. 49, W.. NV 'N-' .. oil,
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GRAIN ann HREADsrUFFs.

WuEAr-7ic.
RVE-knt sus, b0N
toRN-ln ear, iOc.
OATS In bulk, Is TO 21o; from store, 10
Be higher
RAN-Por cwt AT mills, 20 20 00c.
CoRSMEAL-Fino bpllod, n 100 N, / 90
lluMtNY and GRlTs-5.OO n barrel
FE p-Chu pptd corn, n 100 N, 10;
chopped cNn and oats, 8 Low lbs, los; corn
iran, "A 10 Tbs, a5c
GRAHAM FLouR-R 100 H., 2.2j.
HAY-prnirle 500 n ton,
MiLLEr SEED-Larac, / s0i small. 90.
FLO R-FiRsr patont, 900 TO i5; Soc
ond pRtcnt, . 8lto2 70; Extra Fancy, 10
20 . 6ii Fancy, 2Otl 2.50 low grade, 100
n OLD
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ONtoNs-St Louis, .ul per barrel.
CABB ,0i- In crates, 80
CHloKENs-Wo quote AZ 30 pei dozen
sprug quo.
hgUs 1850 pee dozen
burtEh Beat grade northern, bc, hes
naliHs county, 10 lNlc otntr Texas county
butter, l2v according 10 quauty
WAtEuMkLONs-10c% l.0i PEI dozen.
ArPLEs-l.O per busnol; ., Louis, 1 81
10 hbl
PrAcnEs-Prime, l.5OsLOO; lntcrlor, sos
per busncl
LEMoNs-si0 per box
MusKM .tONs-- hoicc, i0,.
Sw sRr porArovs al so.
1RIsH PJraroEs-Texns, 05c; Northern,
$50 p,f bvshel, LstlS.
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LuMnER AM BUILD1Na MATERIAL

LUMBER. Rough lumber, Is %, X native
ceiliug, % ~; A. native ceiling, ~ 30; "a ma
tive nOOrlng, 70 %, a native Gliding, ~ w;
= rough ceiling, l3 So
SuiEgLEs.. Boss, cypress, I 81; o, X cy-
press, iwi No. | cypress, $40; native Pine
hearts, $50; native sap. 2 20.
fo4rs- Cedar posts, best, l2fc each; bols
dare, 100.
LArus..por 1000, 500
BUiCK.- Dallas urick, 8 sop i,0g
PhAsrHH PARis New iOtk, fU; Mich.
liza I 80 pUr hHrrel
EhKNr. Ru,eudnle, 20; Portland, boat,
- pr btfrei
ntoN FLCrs-. About 5Do per foot.
DRAIN ptrk-.tfom los pei foot, aud
higher according Ia siau
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TThs quotations dycl below rcttr 10 gfasl
ca Tie, iiv ug weight
BEEvEs-. 30 at N W
Cows..i .c e. To-. mirn cove, com
mon a. 81 nftI.
SnhrrsaftIuNl I't1t
onAit.. sDa. IU IEu silftai
Hoes, inar q u
BuLLe Ann ~ rs--i .-l i IS %.
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GRAND MONTHLY ORA alNG
IMPORrAnr.

.ElS- Rcmu ny PuST .LNrTN. Erpt,..
MONEY Oriur, New Yorh r,chanr. or
DrHit on " orleans
letters W tn Currency inyarlhnlY ny EA.
press.
81 aud upwari.J
ADDREss EDi NJ. \. UAUVIIIle
49, New ~ leans, la
a, ADDRESS keKlstered Letters and mate
~ ~ nn9 Mon y Orders payable to
NEWtORLEAN5 NATION Al ANK,
New Orleans. la
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RAILROADS.
Texas 1 Pacific R.R,
THE GREAT POPULAR RouTH
NEIWtE8 THE EAST AID THE VEST
sHoRr LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEw MEXICO,
ARIZONA and

. Favorite line TO the North, East and
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between st. Louis aud Dallas, Fort
worth, El Paso and San francisco, bal as
man Seepers Fort Worth and Dallas 10
New Orleans without change.
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Lewis Bros. u w., % Fort Worth,
will open the finest snoe store IN the
South Sepiember 4, in Reiuhardt
building, 100 Elm street.
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Grand onno.il y dtiue Bcos'. baud
this evening q tlB NaHvnhaneser
Brewery PARK. 1ao sAsod aneommoda-
tions. Every enc 60.
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TRAINa PASS Dallas

n AN1A'@NH AHSS II n AAI<eA ~
=, GOING EAsT-T 4 p. DEPOT.
No S02-St. Louis Express S:i0A NJ.
Leaves Union Depot ............ $40 A NJ
No lA-San Antonio Elk arr lO:SOP M
No S4-New Orleans Passenger S:lc p. NJ
No SOi leaves Union Depot 800 1850 p. NJ.
GOING ESr-UNIoN DEPOT
80. Sll--Caliiornia Express, arr 6:lh r. NJ
TO \ tVlTOaiiiornla Express, lvs. 1885 P, NJ
No S8 Local Passenger, nv. 60. 1850 A. N.
NO. 8S- Local Passenger, Tvs l2:i0P. n
Leaves 7 & p Depot ........ 1890 p M
No, l&-San Antonio Express,
leaves Il. 4 L. Depot ..... $3.50 A. n,
Nos, S0S and S0i run between Fort Worth
ana New Orleans daily Nos lh4 and lbS
connect at Fort Worth with trains TO and
from Colorado. Nos S0l, 812 and 1903 take
meals At the Union Depot Double daily
trains TO New Orleans. The Texas n Pa
enc Is III miles the shortest route TO New
Orleans. Solid trains III Paso TO 1t Louis
also Dallas To San Atomic, etc. Fast time,
ilrst-class equipment, sure connection See
that your ticket reads via the Texas & Pa
clac Railway.
Pas engers booked t0 and nom all pts
In Europe via the "RED STAR" Steamship
me, plying between New York, Philadel.
phla aud Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" steamship Line, between
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, england
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates md
all required Information, call on or address
N. p, TURNER,
llcket agent, bO8 Main street, Dallas, Texas
II Z HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gnl.
w. IL. NEWMAN,
IfnInc Manager, Galveston, Texas
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L. =. Il.
This is the Only Chartered Lottery OF any
state,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CuMpBNY

Incorporated ia 1858 for % years by the
legislature for educational and charitable
which n rrstrvO tuna of over $50 ON has
since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
lranc lise was ode a pat OF the present
state Constitution adopted December 2, A..
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIS
A FORTUNE
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will
take place monthly. IL never scales or
postponos Look at the follow Ing Distrl-
button.
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COTTON STATEMENT

EXPORTS AND STOCKS
Exports from ali United States ports thus
t0r this week: Greay Britain, vs. France,
Continent, ... Stocg ~ all United
states ports: This day, 1884; lhis day
last year, III ,725
TnE VISIBLE SUPrLr.
NEW YoHR, Aug. 10 TIL Wis bic supply
OF co to4 in the Wohd O saturday, August
Is, according TO the New York Chronic e,
ID as follows: 70 al supp y to-day $50 :
SIS; same day last year b92, $40, ditIerenc
--dtcrcaae-S62,y92
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276

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that the
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-blds fAskeN,
Cons: Go cd-New York, stoudy. Nov
Orleans, steady, Galveston, easy Liver
pool, s,tnuy.
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, 1885-05-14
MILL.
Jake Weybrecht Receives a Painful
Wound I'm the Planning Mill.

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Jake Weybrecht, who runs the planning
mill on Nineteenth street was quite Sc
nously injured yesterday morning while
working at the plane.
Mr.. Weybrecht was pushing a piece of
board through the machine, and was
standing behind the pulley, when the
board was caught and in trying to re-
move the piece, it was caught in the belt
ing and was hurled with terrible force
against him. The board struck him in
the pit Of the stomach, knocked him
down, and caused a great depression in
the stomach.
He was at once taken to his residence
on Nineteenth street and medical aid
summoned and the wound thoroughly
dressed. The doctor said it was a pain
full and serious wound, but would not
prove fatal by any means.
A reporter of THE LEADER called at
the residence of Mr.. Weybrecht last even
ing and found him resting as comfortably
as could be expected under the circum-
stances. He was propped up in bed and
complained of pain in his stomach. He
was very cheerful, notwithstanding his
accident, and said he expected to be
around again in a few days.
, 1885-05-14
WYOMING'S TURN.
The President Appoints Two New
P~Ostmasters.
A. C. Snyder for Cheyenne, H. T.
SnivIey for Rawlins.

Yesterdays Associated Press dis
patches announced the appointment by
the president of Mr.. A. c. Snyder as
postmaster in this city, and of Mr.. Har-
vey 7. Snivley as postmaster at Rawlins.
Mr. Snivley is a leading merchant at the
latter place, and had the endorsement Of
most all the people of Rawlins for the po-
sition. He is a thorough and active
Democrat, and as a business man has the
confidence of the community where he re-
sides.
The appointment of Albert c. Snyder
as postmaster in this city was well re.
ceiyed by M people yesterday. 1t was
not a surprise. as it has been known for
some time that Mr.. Snyder had been en-
dorsed for that position by the principal
business men of this city. who, after Mr..
j. NJ. Tompkins had Withdrawn bis APP
plication for the office, gave Mr.. Snyder
their united and active support. That
gentleman is AN old timer in Cheyenne.
and is so well known by the entire com
munlty that it seems superfuous to men
ton his many good qualities in a Chey-
enne newspaper. lie was formerly con-
nected with the Western Union Telegraph
company in this city, as chief operator.
and as superintendent, after Mr.. j. II.
Nichols went to Denver. This latter po-
sition Mr.. Snyder occupied for a number
Of years to the entire satisfaction of his
employers. Recently he was engaged in
business on his own account, carrying on
a meat market on Seventeenth street.
As the representative of the Western
Union, as a business man and as q private
citizen, Mr.. Snyder has ever sustained a
reputation tor probity and integrity. He
is a thorough Democrat, but not an often
sivef partisan. He will devote his entire
time and his we'll known business talents
to the administration of the affairs of the
post Office, and if an honest intention in
the line of his duties and a diligent at
tention to the public interests can give
satisfaction, Postmaster Snyder will GER
tainly accomplish hat end.
1t will probably be several weeks be-
fore Mr.. Snyder will be able to take
charge of the post Office, as he will have
to await official notification Of his appoint
ment, when a bond will have to be fur
nsshed, upon the approval of which at
the post office department, his commission
will be sent to him.