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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
FOUND.
FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.

D0CKEC B00K-On Main street. contain
L ing some money. Call at 203 Man st.
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WANT ED-Ladies, local or travelling. A
w wonderful entirely new specially for
ladies only; 81 daily easily made; no photo,
no painting; particulars free. MRS. G.
LITTLE, Box l43, Oh cago, Ill.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1886,

two Jersey Cows, giving milk and in calf.
Also, o Eeifer. All we'll b ed and Of the
best milk and butter families.
Terms: Cash, or sixty days city accept
ances. 9 Il. W. LONG.
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PERSONAL.

.DR. @. j. sCHERER. Surgeon Chiropo-
IL dist, I'll Main street. Sixteen years
practice, in Memphis. Charges moderate.
Cal and see him. Office hours from am.
to SPIN. Sur days from 9 10 i'm,
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10OO LBS. FEATHERS hest cash
1OOO pT es paid By GABAY, Memphis.
INVERYH0DY TO KNOw-That will
IL FILL TEETH WITH GOLD for the
A. WEsSON,
2l3 Main sreet.
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FL,VERYB0DY--To call and Zee he eele-
IL. brAted Gypsy Clairvoyant, at 1T Third
atraat naar PonIar
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WANTED.

OITUATI0N-By young man 81 years Of
moss; has no bad ba bits an good reference,
both country and city. Salary no object.
No 2S5 Main street,
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T 0T-Cheap, on south side of Vance street.
II $50 feet west Of Wellington street. COX
$40 feet. Apply to W B. ROGERS
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MICE, newly furnished rooms, with very
1N bsat board. at No. 81 Court stteet.
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OHAMBER's FOLDING MACHINE But
~ little used, and in good condition. Ap-
ply at APPEAL OFFICE.
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DOSITI0N-By a lady as music teacher, or
L to teach young children English branches
Salary expected moderate: Good home de-
sired. Address Teacher" Columbus, Miss.
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l. Hotel, Me idisn, Miss, twenty-five
commodious rooms, within three minutes
walk of the Union Depot; large sample
room on the street next door; now doing a
good business and popular. Can be had at
days. Apply to Charles Elmirs, proprietor,
Meridian. Misa.
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PoQMs-well furnished rooms, No. 81
HI Linden street
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A MAN-To take an Office and represent
u manufacturer; $50 per week; small
capital required Address, with stamp,
Box 10, West Acton, Mass.
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cotton SEED WANTED; Hulls and Meal
- forsale cheap at GLOBE OH WORKS.
CCRAP IRON-A quantity Of stove plate,
- machinery, scrap iron end old car wheel
st. Louis Malleable Iron Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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INI. resent. n his own locality, large re-
sponsible house. remunerative salary to
right party. Steady position References
exchanged. A merican Manu- featuring II ouse,
Is Barclay ST., N. Y.
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old MATERIALLY the storehouses and
~ Senate Building, occupied by B. Low
enstein Il Bros must be removed at once.
Apply to JOHN REID, Builder.
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l. bargain; part cash, and balance in
monthly payments.
: Inquire at No. rs Monroe street,
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NCCUPANTS-For front room, with dress
~ ing room, southern exposure, in private
family. conven emit 70 business. Address X,
care Letter Carrier Dave Washin gtOn.
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GEDAR FENCING POSTs-For sale by
" W. r. LAKkIN, Larkinsville, Ala.
w 0oDLAWN STOCK FARM In he stpd
w one thoroughbred Running Horse fee
$40. One Trottina Horses fee. $40. One Jer
sey Bull: fee, $3.50 FoR SALE-90 Horses,
Mich Cows, Is head But cher Cattle, Pea
cocks and NeBfou7 dland Pups. Horses on
pasture, SIS per month; Texas horses, loo per
day. Telephone JOSEPH BURNEY. $50.
TTPRIGHT PIAN0-Good as pep, cheap
" for cash; or will exchangr OF board,
Address KISS, A., 81 office.
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H0USES-0n and near Walker avenue,
IL on Elmwood street car line, from the
LIST September, several houses, from two TO
eight rooms, in good repair. Apply at 36
Union street.. JOS. LEN0W.
, 1886-09-22

The city council met last evening in
regular session. The bids for the .on
strurtion of the Seventeenth street rewer
from Eddy to Themes street were orrned.
Messrs Dolan x Co and Messrs o Bricn
4 l.awler were the bidders. Awarded 10
the latter at Sl66. Tax levied FIR Gun
,tructinn. Value of property, $1,000
FAX. forty mills
The city engineer was authorized tn
employ Il man IN fill his place during his
Eastern abscnce AT a salary of S. per day,
actual service. Pr 20 ition to r,nt pr. p
erty of Mr.. Dyer a. IL city pound being
Lut as a motion. was defeated. Stable
estimate Of sl.o50 presented by the city
engineer. Stuble mater lail over.
City engineer estimate OF cust Of fire
alarm (S2. 50O) accrplrd aud approved.
Mes>rs. O'Brien & LAWYERS band pla d
at 5000. Warrants for construction f
sewer ordered drawn at thirty days. Cum
Gilman Griffin placed several BATTLES on Il e
council table filled with water sau.ple. 10
he taken E,st. Much curiods speculation
as To how the water got into the bottles
Final opinion generally expressed that the
glass had been blown around il. Adj
iuurned.
, 1886-09-22
ruE SILVER uRuw M,L1..
A Failure of Contract Claimed by the
Mining Company.

The stamp mill at the Adams Copper
King mine is not doing satisfactory ser
vice. Manager Adams says that this is
due to the fact that the contract for the
mill was only hall filled, and that Nichol,
X Co., OF Denver, in place Of furnishing
the forty ton mill bargained for. sup
piled only a twenty ton mill.
As "A matter Of course a twenty ton mill
does not do the work Of IA forty ton one,
and consequently the general result is di
vided by Two as well as is the power of the
mill. 1t is SAID that when the bargain
for the mill was entered into. that the
mining company gave the contractors
the amount Of ore they cou d use, and de
pended upon them fer the corresponding
stamp power The mill has fifteen stamps
aud 1t now appears that this number
-hould have been thirty. Manager
Adams has notified Nichols & Gu, # the
situation. and asked that the contract te
iul y carried Out, by the introduction OF
1iteen more stamps. The mil, building
sas erected with a view to possible en-
iargelnrnt. and there is ample room for
The additional stamps. The crush,r also
= capable Of performing the Increased
work thus called for.
The concentration in present use was
brought conditional on its doing as good
~Urk Is any cunccntratJ l. capable of. On
est. If the conrentr,tor failed to do this,
L was to be discarded, and the money re
FUNDED. There came a man from Denver
the other day, who claimed that he h ID n
concentration which would do the work
muth better than the one now on trial
lie will arrive FROM Denver some time
this week with his marhinery and the two
rival Concentration will be tested in the
mill side by side.
, 1886-09-22
P~ERsONaL
items of interes, , ono, rning Prominent
People.


People,
Major Reel and wife went east vester.
day.
II. W Rothert is on the committee on
templar Jurisprudence at st. Louis.
Col. Moore, has hidden his many
friends in Cheyenne good bye for a sea
son.
J H. Cook, of Arizona. visiting Chey-
enne, went to Denver yesterday, for a
day or two.
DR. Miree, of Rawlins, passed west yes
terday. The doctor has been placing his
suns at school at Lincoln. Nebraska.
}. c. Baird, of Wyoming. is on the
committee Of dispensation and new com
%mauderies in the Grand Templar co%nclave
It st Louis.
Mr.. ii r Fry and family have per-
m%anently located in the city. and are now
established at No. Is Eighteenth street.
We welcome Mr. Fry u Cheyenne citi-
zcushlp.
The wife. son and daughter of Gen.
'iibbon. u. S. A Vancouver Barracks,
OIegon, arrived in the city yesterday
from the west They will visit friends at
Fort Russell for dav or two, and then
resuine their eastern journey.
CITY Engineer provinces leaves this
morning Tor the east. Mrs Provinces will
ao'vmpany him as far as Kansas CIV.
At 1t Joseph Mr. provinces will b., joiued
by Mr.. Griffin, and the two gentlemen
will proceed On their visit vf til Iteration in.
spection examining the systems Of st.
l. ,uis, WASHINGTON. Newark and New
York civ. Their absence will be Vi sew
eral weeks duration.
G. n, Francis \ Walker. who passed
through the city the other day en- route
from San Francisco to Boston. has full
%c"ntrol of the affairs of the m ,gnitic,nt
university Leland Sanford is erecting in
Cal iornia. Gen. Walker is president Of
The Boston Institute of Technology
Gov Sandf ri il anxious To have the
Z, neral az epl the prtsi lency of the new
university, bur vii, probably be disap
pointed.
, 1886-09-22

On a yesterday emigrant car, there
WITS a tall. gaunt man, habited in a brown
suit of homespun. a broad sluuch hat of
that peculiar a ID obsolete variety known
during the late unpleasantness as Texas
wool, aud immense cnwhide boots
Singular as this figure appeared. it was
accompanied by an object more pecu
liar still. In a cage made from strips of
rawhi1e placed on the seat at the mans
ide, there was a most curious looking
bird.
This Tora dgis was in body, about the
size Of IA half grown chicken. This body
was supported by legs. long and muscular.
with a most peculiar i~ointing of the knee
1t was a double back action contrivance.
and could be made to propel the lower
portion Of the ley an the foot in any di
%rection and with lightning like swifiness
and power. The feet were furnished with
long and heavy toes. both the toes and
the feet being ancased in a defensive horn
like substance. The feathers of this sin
ENldi hAIfu nCltO VI u pulltlDul CiilOt. anu
the tail feathers were long and of a most
trucul,n mt swagg. r. The ne k was short
but powerful. while the bill had a wicked
droop at the point, and displayed teeth Of
the carnivuruus order when the bird
hUwleC. for that is what it did, when ii
opened its mouth.
Between two OF the toes of the right
foot there appeared a singular KIM Of
knob. On the bird giving a peculiar and
startling motion with his leg, from Out
this knob leaped a long. sharp bone.
edged and poiuted. and closer examina
tiun revealed the existence of a surt 4
sheath living enuply along the leg. in
which tins bone knife had been concealed.
tt i. bird was the Texas Hnwler." 1t.
habitat is along the T,xls frontiers. II
is essential, a bird If prey. and though
, 1886-09-22
NEWS NOTES.
General lettings Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit of the
Hasty Reader.

No special road tax was levied this
year.
This wear county taxes are 1923 900 less
than those of last.
The live stock interest pays more than
half of Laramie county taxes.
The case of young Wilson will be con
tinued before Judge Fisher to dav.
The settlement Of the business of the
late fair W Il occupy the entire week.
From thirty five to forty carloads of
building material for the Cheyenne 4
Northern are now arriving daily.
The new railroad Y has been completed
and is in use. The old Y has been torn
up, and the streets Of the locality are
being carefully graded aud levcled.
Mrs. D. \. Mckay, wife of the section
foreman at Kinlball, was buried herr ye.-
tcrday trum the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Mckay leaves two children and XII
AGED and helpless mother.
The recent report Of n Sill hit shock 81
earthquake IN Northern Col RADIO appes's
~ nave originated III .he su iurn anu '"'a'
Disappearance Of the Red Sandstone com
pLny Of Fort Collins iroui the public eye
Contractor Ryan was detained hv bus
ness III the cry until last evening. a
neavY 'orcr o' men are awaiting Ills al
rival at the present terminus of the Chev
e,"e -'o''ne'" t'a'e '" 10 T." ""'h on
'he Lure L'rahlie fV'r' ms Is the
'n'''ai "orh Vi the nc" huliureu mile con
tract
As will be seen by consulting the tax
list in this issue. the ponr and rauper
levy of the county is not very large
Next year, however, the levy will
he much heavier. as this class OF county
oenenciaries VIII lie largely swelled by the
"du''ioh oil Inc hepuclican Candidates oil
TINS TALL.
A boy 10 years of age, named Joshua
Greenwood, passed through the city Yes
terday with two horses en- route from
Rock Springs ~ Grand Island. Neb The
rlucky little fellow rested here all hour or
two, and then mounting his horse again.
and leading the other animal, started ont
with a brave heart 10 traverse the 800
miles yet between HIM and his destina
ton.
The Fort Collins Red Sandstone con =
pany is again making itself conspicuous
by the business void il creates Last week
but two carloads Of the red rock were re-
celved in the new union depot yards, and
one has been Tailed So tar this week. 1t
has not yet been definitely ascertained
whether the quarry has played ont or the
management petered.
Little Nellie Weybrecht died yesterday
morning in Cleveland. o Her mother
tool her tn that city some two ", cks ago
, 1886-09-22
Pr"pos ,I- far Subsistence stores
HEADouART's Drp'T OF tue PLATTE.
OFFICE CnTEr toMMissARY OF


OMAHA Nrb. Sept. /. 1856
Sealed proposals.. addressed Ia the nm
dersipned, W Il lie received at this office
until - o'cluck. mon. central standard
time. Sept. 30. lSs6. for furnishing and
delivering at the subsistence %siorrhouso in
this city. or on railroad cars ut or neal
pltce of manufacture or production. the
filluwinS articles. Flour, inr issue; laun
dry soip, family -four. lard, onions and
pora'o,s Bill will lie received and
opened at the same time. by the suhsist
encc officers at the following named places
for snrh Of the above articles MS ma be
REQ Tired tn he delivered at or near their
respective posts and produced or manu-
facturcd in III, vicinity thereof. viz: Den
yer. Col CHEYENNE depot. Forts Bridgcr.
Dou las. Du Chcsne, Larainie. Mckin
ncy. N.obrara, Robinson, Russell. Sidney
and Camp Pilot Butte. The right is re
served to reject anv and all bids. Specif
cations shaving in detail the articles and
quantities required. and giving full infpr-
nation. will be- furnished on application
to this Office. or to the subsistence officers
at the places named
JoHN 2. HAWKINS.
Major and G. s.
, 1886-09-22

Rooms OF THE TERRITORIAL DEMo-
CRAIG CENTRAL COMMITTEE. :
RAWLINS. Aug. 10.

fRAilC tkNTRAL COMMITTEE,
RAwLINs. Aug. l9.
10 he Democracy of W~yomjng-A>
chosen +, pres natives of your organiza
tion, the territorial central committee TAX,
OCCASION respectfully To submit for your
cuusldcratiun "a few suggestions which
seem uppurtuue as bearing immrdiatel.
upon the ls,ues of tie coming campaign,
The mat, rial interests of the territory anu
The practical wants of the people.
The Importance Of securing the best
representation III cunyress which the lin
ied privileges uf a territorial er'nditiut
Afford Is absolutely mOrucntnus IN the IN
ripirnt but highly progressive >tate III
which every industrial enterprise and
every local inter, st stands to day. An
earnest and vigilant delegate, with broad
views and without lucal prejudice. ON.
WIN will work dillipentl, and can work
effectively To promote the welfare of our
~ ople. can accomplish much A Demo-
crit. III \, rrpaIhy with the party and in in
irlligrnt wui k,hr harmony With its inf1uen
nal leaders would be able 10 shape national
legislation III the Interest of his cunstitu
ente tn an extent Unl, To he measure | by
The total absence Of result from recent
Republican effort. The wants of Wye
ming have been diSr, garied beyond those
Ut any other territory. b rau>c her dele
gate accredited to the popular branch of
cr'ngre~s has tn rein been practically ig-
nured.
In order to r, bnke the growing spirit OF
local !. al ,usy and sectional strife. it seems
proper To suggest that the standard bar
cr ot the party should be a man whose
record shall identity hun with the ". Hare
If rur whole chrys lis commonwealth.
and whu stall be "a able of ignoring the
petty bias of locality in Difference To the
cimmnn wants Of all. Such "A man from
wiiaIev. r county he may rome. anl with
whatever interest he may have been ihrn
tilted. must necessarily combine all the
elements "f sue -ess
With regard to the local interests Of
the counties it NAV be said that By far the
mo>t Important uthces are those Of cuuu.
clluien and representatives III the terrific
rial legislature. The past is too fresh To
require Comment on the glaring defects
aud serious hlunders which nave wrought
injury Ia all without working h+ nefit 10
any interest. or TO the people of Wyoming.
Let practical mem, capable Of hooking for
warl 10 that future of established pros
rerity which wise legislation would assure.
be nominated IN every conn'y-men Sc
hcted Tor the general conn fence, which
the nomination would INSPIRE.
Inc necessity OF securing Tor the admin
istraii"n oi county affairs officers com
ihended 10y Their personal qualities. must
De apparent ana IN TINS 1t L: earnestly
recommended that mere individual III
lowing be deferred to the need OF orpamz
ing Ia prntnole hIlal ami lasting success
ATTENTION Is earnestly called To the IN
hor'ance OF preventing. az tar as possible
, 1886-09-22

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, San Francisco, Cal
Is nature 5 own true laxative. This pleas
ant California LIQUID fruit remedy may be
had OF w. n. Hunt. Large bottles at
81 cents or one dollar. 1t is the most
pleasant. prompt and effective remedy
known to cleanse the system; to act on
the liver. kidneys and bowels gently yet
thoroughly; to dispel headaches. colds and
to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-09-22
WEA.HER
Furnished by :. Il. Riche,. United States
signal Officer.

The highest temp, rature for Yesterday
Was 50; lowest. AZ. and mean. 60 Yes
terdal 5 reports show the warm wave to
be general, accompanied by II slll h fall in
pressure. The Average temperature at |
p. Ill for twenty five stations was 80, All
Increase over the average for yesterday Of
s.. The highest temperature reported,
was go at West Las Animss Rain was
repurted from Galveston, keokuk and
st. Louis.
, 1886-09-22

A full attendance Of deirg,tes 10 r.
quc~ied The county committees will
govern themselves accordingly, and call
thrir respective cur.v' ntinns in time to
allow delegates chosen snfirien; time in
Which 10 attend the territorial convention.
BY order Of the committee.
luke MURRIN, Chairman.
JouN C FRIEND. Secretary.
, 1886-09-22

For oils, salts. pills, and a lkinds Of bitter,
nause US medicines is the very agreeable
liquid fruit remedy syrup of Figs. Re
commended by leading phi sicians Menu
iactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Co, San France co. For sale by W. n.
Hunt, 1919 4 Idly street.
, 1886-09-22

R EMPrIoN.
Chas. Stroud sw D SO, ~; john f.
Pauii, lot L. l. lots and >, =, -. ~;
John Nriuian, 5 I sw ,, 32. 10; VIM.
Ltmh, e sw, W Sc ii. 81, Il; Clias
W. Williams. sw ne, NV Sc "a, II, Oh
VIM l. Hamilton ne SO. 80 81.
TIMBER CULTURE.
oohn iiahuei' sw / :. % o. Chas W.
niiilamS' 5 2 Sc Sc sw - H. s4' Francis
" PETERSON ne o. ~ ooi william H.
nurioer'' sw o. i4'o''
HOMESTEAD.
ro"- '"epaiu'on' :" % a. o'' WIN
. 0hepards"h ne Sc sc ne lots ! anu :.
= w. w. 'i'o Hnei' ro'o d anu T. 10
- o'' NV T., ha'n, s~s" H. ne Sc
'' "e i'' o. - 'o'n 0"eie'' NV ne-
t INV. ne >" -o''4 o. owen wilson
> 2 Sc 10 Il" me- he u" ~ 10 o. VI
a'' h'cii'e'' ue We - ~" IL" 70 = :"
% ~ o.
DESERT
Chas +. Crawford, g. l3 90. Herman
+. GerbraeIz. W J Sc. Sc NV, ne sw 7, 81.
81, and Sc ne II. 81, ~
FINAL PROOF
Desert, Ira l. f~reidendahal, ne Sc %. W
/ sw, sw "A an NV ne %. %, g.; home
s'eads; S'mon Auer, lots 3 and 4, 10, "a,
rs, and Samuel ( Lain, sw sw Il, ne Sc,
Sc ne Is, 81 63. Pre- captions, WIN j
Shephaids'n. ne Sc, Sc ne, lots and ,, |
So 60; Mary NJ Morrow, lot |. |, Sc. 81
and lot 4. g. So 81: Glwer e.. Mum, lots
3 and 4. 10 "a. IS; John K Iiawken. II!
NV % and ~ sc 20. So. 63; VIM p.
Slime, lie Sc. ST ne 5, sw NV, lot 4, 4, &c.
IL.
MsoEILANEous.
The following parties have given notice
, 1886-09-22

If parents who have children would
take DR. w. \ Hunts advir,. they would
never I've without II bottle Of I hambcr-
lain'- Colir. Cholera aud Diarrhea Rem
edy in the house, then in case Of need
night or day, they would be- prepared to
cure sudden attacks of bowel complaints.
1t is absolutely unsafe Ia be without q
reliable medicine OF this kind AT hand and
we know Of none better than Chamber
lain's
, 1886-09-22

The territorial Democratic convention
will be- held at Rawlins. SATURDAY. Oct. =.
1856. for the purpos. of naming n canii
lnIe Tor delegate to congress, and 10
Transact such olhe business ~ may rrn-
perlv come before said convention The
several counties will send delegates as fol
, 1886-09-22

S Bon keeps the largest and hest selec-
ted stock ofhonts and shoes in the ety, At
the lowest prices.
, 1886-09-22

Why suffer the turturcs OF biliousncss
when Hoods Sarsapdrilla will give you
sun rlief2 Sold by all druggists. loo
dose on, dollar.
, 1886-09-22

II. c. Rincker, ON Rawhide creek,
covering Ion acres.
, 1886-09-22

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah
lutsli Zoe. should send their urier to Slosh
4 c., or all ut Mauss bakery, Seven
teenth street.
, 1886-09-22

In the Silver Crown district, two by
Mott and Charles Buffu.
, 1886-09-22

Engraving IN all its branches is dons at
hEHNER. JAcKsos 4 RrEcHNER's
, 1886-09-22

For the sum of $4,000, Newton n.
n Craig 10 Andrew Gilchrist, lots 3 and
! in block 329
, 1886-09-22

Bargains in ladies gents and children's
bnots. shoes and slippers, at s. Bon's,
3I5 Sixteenth street,
, 1886-09-22

One hundred cases of claret wine for
sale, 1915 per ctse. at Masten's.
, 1886-09-22

COMMITTEE OF LARAMIE COUNTY.
Chrye, ne. Wyo Sc t ID 1886
The Democrats Of Laramie county.
will meet at the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder comp ,ny's hall, in CHEYENNE. on
SATURDAY evening, at 7:3n n'elock. Sept.
25. Ter the purpose OF e%lecting ten to-
delegates to the territorial Democratic
convention to he held at Rswlins, Satur
day, Oct. 2. lss6
LUKE VOORHEES,, Chairman.
l.. KABIs, Secretary.
, 1886-09-22

United = stes Land Umce.
The t,lluwing filings and entries have
been made and transactions done since u
last report
, 1886-09-22

Pure fruit syrups only used in Ellis
soda water.
, 1886-09-22

Cheyenne Transfer company-From
FIVE pounds per day To a carl .ad at a time
Reasonable reductions to large
- -
Legal blanks vt the Leader office
, 1886-09-22

Mems, Boys, AMI child
I'en's Clothing at prices 10
sMtt The times at ~! .H0rk,s,
Eddy amt Screnf zenith SIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
subdivision of and Addition to Irvines Ad-
dition OF Out Lots to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Turnbull's Subdivision of Lot14, Irvine's Ad-
dition of Out Lots. to St. Paul.