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NEW LOCAL NOTICES.


OFFICE OF REPUBLIC MINING Co..
Cheyenne, Wyo., June %, 1886.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Republic Mining company will be
held at the office of said company, in the
city Of Cheyenne, Territory of Wyoming,
on Monday. July 5, for the election of
trustees and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
G.. B. GooDELL, Secretary.
, 1886-06-29

ER EE TpTATT Thousands OF eases Of
lel1G debility, mental
a physical weakness. ost manuood, nervous
prostitution, result of indlscretion. excuses 70
any other cau.e. cured by ~-rvitn, Strong
faith that II VIII cure every case prompts me
postage. etc. DIR. A.. q, OLIS. Box 22 Chicago
, 1886-06-29

For RENT-Four nice rooms for offices.
Inquire at Zehner, Jackson x Buechner $
iewelry store.
, 1886-06-29

For RENT. Offices. furnished or I'M
furnished. S. B. Tuttle, with +. Il.
Warren.
, 1886-06-29
NOTICE. ron PUBLICATION

LAM OFFICE AT CHEYENNE,
Wyo June 7. 1884,.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make nnal proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver Of raid land office at hey.nne.
Myo:. on July 1896, vizs Louis a.. Van
E~sb~~k. D. No 1854, for the NV a sw y
sec 2, tip II, u 90, W
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residen q upon and cultivation
OF sa d land, v Michael GllOy, v lillian Glib
Ions, Fred " Schwartz, Of Pole creek, Wyo.
and T Dyer. OF Cheyenne. Wye.
kDoAR y. WILSON. Register.
DIT TO Instant relief Final cure In 10
1 4A1Go days aud never returns No
purge, no salye. no suppository Sufferers will
learn OF a SIMPLE remedy Free. by addressing
CJ Mason. rs Nassau street, New York
, 1886-06-29
FOR SALE.

For SALE-A bedroom set, sewing
machine, chairs. lamps, etc. Capt. Hof-
man. Fort Russell.
, 1886-06-29
FOR REN r.

FoR RENT-Nice three room house, 300
Twentieth street, between House and
Evans. Inquire 1915 House street.
, 1886-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Mr. Plumb
moved that the senate insist on the
amendment to the post Office bill Subsidy
appropriation, and ask further conference.
After Il debate, the amendment was agreed
to; yeas SO, nays II, The Democrats vot-
ing with the Republicans. In the affirm
alive were Messrs. Brown, Call and Eustis.
After an executive session the senate ad-
journed.
, 1886-06-29

Arcadian water on draught, only five
cents a glass, at Rhodes X Troxells.
, 1886-06-29

Fragrance aud sweetness at Rhodes x
Troxell's.
Legal blanks at the Leader office
, 1886-06-29

< Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

All anaccouutaHle feeling Uf las-ifude. al
Uncertain appetite bad breath. lcss yisor.
occasional lea.ia-lcs auI above all ina
ollrY ca sleep ,ouudly ur rest we'll. ali these
ane many more SYM pioms are TIE sure iu.
ticauons ~ physically breaking down.
People haye iighJ headaches but consider
tleln as nothing A tred feeling they at
tribute tu t1e weather Occasional pains
are thought to be- only colds Bur without
any special cause without any definite rea
son. lhe vital power ol many people be-
come. undermined unknown even 90 the
persons themselves and iL Is only when
some sudden giving away Hnd breaking
down occurs that they realize The great
danger they are iu 10 does not come al
once. 10 Isl often slow process Indeed, 10
IS 50 srs dual thar h Is often un-
noticed until 10 becomes too late 10
arrest iis course. Then Insomnia and ner-
yous debility set iD. and The most serious
results follow Thousands II business men
aopuug men. aud al classes OF society, are
suffering from loss OF sleep. Il has almost
become a national evil The American
mind is active and restless and thinks on
when u should be resting. Loss of sleep
means loss Of nerve force, and continued
loss OF nerve force produces insanity. There
are three stages sleepiessness, insomnia
insanity. Physicians say that when per-
sons iall 10 sleep for four nights, they are
on the verge OF insanity. And Vet mar
cotics are dangerous. and AZ best afford only
tenn porary relief followed by enervating
reactions. Perfect and refreshing sleep can
only be secured when the body is
we'll Stimulate the vital forces
% a healthy and normal condition, and
nature will DO the rest Hoptonic, the
main ingredients Of which are peptonized
beet. hops and malt, tones the system better
and is certain 10 do more in checking
nervousness, sleeplessness, insomnia and
insanity than any other agency; and, a.
such. ITS value il lnestimabie IL leaves
none of the injurious effects produced by
narcotics and no depressing reaction. such
as Is invariably the result of the use Of mar
cotics and intoxicants. Ii gives health
vigOr and refreshing sleep. tone and
strength 10 the system, and preserves the
normal condition of the body We venture
10 say there Is no preparation of modern
times that contains so much that is
strengthening inyigOrating and beneficial as
Hoptsnic. For overwOrked men, delicate
women and sickly children. tits invaluable.
lt revives the life that i. at a low ebb. Suf-
ieung and death will continue, il is
true bat both may be postponed and the
wise ones are those who intelhgently use
the best and most approved means for avoid
ing their approach.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

NEW loRk May u-Wal St.-Houey closed
u rvr ceut. Exchange closed steady
tl.. lra. posted ra-es ts7,a az. actual rates,
i-t ,a 49, flr demsul.
Government lulds closed drm. currency 6s
--. u.i ~ 30 i-'s uid. a. = coupon ll-s- bid.
tacilc t.ai n1ad bonds closed - follows. Union
lfsis, lll GIL. DO land grants. - bid. do
sin slps FUNDS, liHf l1. Centrals. ll7ollS.
rae stock utrset This morning exhibited more
l,e tntu isr several days past The sales Tor The
ttH ln'H- t1 uu-u aggregated l1-NUU shares
ine cnlr-e nf prices was very Irregular. At
lenlits aere made times by the bull cllques in
n ffil lud LackaHauua CD force an advance
olt tae selling of other. on the list offset those
efforts. ana a. noon -ue whole market was OF z.
90 per rell. except for -. Paul. which showed a
fractional adj dFan-e lraa, reported oL the street
tiiaf Plil-us lpol -. Paul Vas engineered 0y d
large chicago holder 90 the stock The weak
pes, iil ii4e stock li-r showed most iu New York
Central Pacific Mai aud Western Union. The
tr.t named cllfilu-s to De ~fld on the poor
saotuig Nl tle tuauce- of the road ID the recent
pla-.slet. statement Pacific Mali was weak On
lac pfuaaalc defeat of rAc subsidy bin in Con-
sftss. Af-rr midday tie selling ceased and The
bulls began bidding prices up fals they did az
i.terf ais throughout the afternoon aud Ia the
-l,tuct ui aus decided pressure to sell, succeed
e4 il e--an-tslius ln advance of d.. % per cent
ilr tlc 1ly- Aside Ot uipulalion there was
BAD reFs tither af general ur social character 70
lHrtf values Iue >ptciairlcs we're dun. aud deal
in-- .l them developed no textures Of interest
A-- sIis~ amounted % -fl .3lA shares.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22
When in Need If shoe,

Visit the Popular shoe store at 50 Canal-st.
where you will find everything in the sho,
line. Except auction trash or bankrupt
stock made by reliable manufacturer:
from the best of material Our two-dollar
kid and goat ladies shoe is the very best in
the city. Ask for il; if it don't suit YOU we
cheertully refund your money. Our line OF
mems shoes cannot be surpassed in style
beauty, quality, wear comfort or cheapness
Every customer Will receive a nice present
according 20 his or her purchase and tickets
which entitle the holder 10 his own selection
from the thousand and one articles at the
japanese art department of the popular
are given with every dollars worth of boots
or shoes. Do not forget that the Popular
holds forth al IS Canal-st., and at no other
place
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

What are the best trees 10 protect rs from
coid} firs furs What j. The best plant
to cure group. Mullein. Tryiors Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet Gum aud Mullen Is the
great cough and cold cefe. For sale by
Peek Bros
What is the diHerence between photo
graphs and The whpoping cough2 One
makes fac SMILES and the ofb.r makes sick
families lsFlors Cherokee Remedy Of
o-ee' Gum and Mullen cures the sick fam B.
lies Of coughs and colds and in this it has
me fac miles. For sale hy Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

lSioS STOCK YARDS H.. May 2l.-The Dr0r>rs
Jlra reports Castle Receipts. zoo. ship
-trAs -s uhrkct steady shipping steers
- atta through Texas cattle s. 5Udj . p
Hogs. receipts. 5000, shipments loo. market
opened "a shade lower, closing stationary. rough
tis mixed So loo.f go. packing AM shipping.
- f.1t FL sheep. receipts, $3.50. shipments
none. uarsct -.nH aud a shade weaker. natives.
s. Ias aI. Texans s, -1
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22
Ms. Taber,s Ar Stndio-

Mrs. p. c. Tabers Studio AT IS H0useman
block will be open To visitors Saturday and
those who desire To see her works of art
would do well 10 call as several will be sent
TO Battle Creek and her studio will be closed
tor two or three weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

Nrw loEE MsT I-In general demand. The
fnar-et shows u1 chaugu from preTirus r-TorIs.
,t-- .air business .s Iu progress, with The feel
.aE 't a.l iis-es ot dealers somewhat improved.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

Wm. Dunn at 100 Canal-st.. announces
TO the trade generally that he will
ship fresh fruits and vegetables during the
season IN addition to the wholesale fish
business Orders solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A full line Of light colored stiff Hats iu.
received at Miners

The hosiery sale at Gardiner & Bexters
is taking we'll, silk hose at fifty cents Is
something unheard off before
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

The new collar the Monaco 50 many
have been waiting for has arrived Gardiner
e Baxter
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

Totfno. May Wheat quiet. cash. sli ,aSic
J..ne- ltse. coru-Lower, cash ana june, Sc
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

The steamer " r. Barrett will give an
excursion down .he river Sunday. Nav %.
leaving the dock at p. m. Fare for the
round trip. - cents
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22

Light colored stiff hats in all grades and
STYLES at Miners
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-22
All grades Of straw hats at Miners.

Pearl and Nutria Mixed Cassimers at
Miners Hat Store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
PARLOR MAGIC.
How to Make Cigar Dance on Hat---Ar
Easily Performed Trick.

A hat is borrowed; likewise cigar.
The performer breathes on the latter
to mesmerizc it and declares that when
so mesmerized ne can compel 1t to
stand upright on the crown Of the hat.
He en6eavors to make it stand up
accordingly, at first without success,
but presently the cigar does actually
stand upright, self-supported, on the
crown. At command it will bow to
the company, salute the ladies on the
right, the ladies on the left, and so on.
The performer then asks for a little
music, and begins to move the hat
about, still crown upward, first IN one
hand then in the other. The cigar
retains its vertical position, but sways
about, sometimes to one side, some
times the other, as if endeavorlng to
keep time to the music. AT any
moment the performer can request
spectator to take the cigar from the
hat and to satisfy himself that it is not
attached in any way.
The seeming mystery rests ON the
use of very simple piece Of appartus
"a little rod about the size OF lead
pencil, but rather thicker, of ebony or
some other heavy wood, and with a
needle-pcint an inch long projecting
from one end of it. The performer
gets this inside the hat and in his pre-
tended efforts to balance the cigar on
the hat pushes the needle-point up
through the crown and into the end OF
the cigar, which theaceforwara sticks
upright on the point. Any lncllha-
ton give,, to the ebony rod within the
hat will naturally make the cigar bend
in the opposite direction and SO to
salute the company, etc.
The hand may now grasp the brlm
of the hat only, leaving the ebony rod
swinging free witbin the hat, and as it
swings il will communicate a swavins
motion to the cigar above, as If aftectd
by the music.
When the trick IS completed you
invite some spectator to take the cigar
from the hat. At the same momcnt
that his fingers touch the cigar YOU
withdraw the needle-point from below
when tie cigar naturally falls and
nothing whatever remains to indicate
the means that supported it. The
performer Immediately begins to
brush the hat with bis handkerchief
and under cover Of SO doing is enabled
without difficulty 70 smuggle away
into his sleeve or pocket the little
ebony rod.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
important Railroad Movement.

Since tic Richmond and Danvillc Rail-
Road Company came into virtual possession
of Ill the roads ccntcring at Charlotte, save
the Caroliaa Central. rumors Of proposed
radical changes have hcen rife. and it seems
to have become Il settled fact that on the
first MoG ay IN July the Richmond and
Danvillc Ni!l hcgin to boom things. The
new police viii be one Of enterprise and
progresSiveness and we arc told that after
July 1St. Charlotte will not only have
through trains % iiorrStown. over the At
laniic, Tynucsse & Ohio, and Western
North Carolina roads. but will have double
daily trains to Savannah, over the Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta and the Georgia Cen
tral reads. instead Of the daily train to Au-
gusta. as 1t present The object in putting
The new trlin on the G. &. N \. will be TO
secure the Northern travel. asthc Piedmont
Air Line will be enabled to make the run
between Washington and Savannah at least
six hours quicker than can be done by the
coast line IN arrangement has been per-
fcctcd With the Georgia Central whereby
the Richmond and Danvil,c cars will run
through from Augusta TO Savannah with
out bre;h When this change is made
the white postal cars will be run on the
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta railroad,
and it is believed that the day train will
carry tic local mail as at present. Full
connections will then be made at Charlotte
on all trains from the South for Northern
and Western points. ana for south-hound
trains OF al Southern points. The ar
rangemert was an admirable one for the
passenger traffic and will secure :; large in
crease OF business for the Richmond and
Danville eompany.-Ch"rlofte ObScrcer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
/ Mean Boycott.

About . meancst specimen 0: the boy
colt whicI has appeared in this country is
tha; which has been declared against the
Wayne r,>loil;ce, in Erie county, Penn.
Until thc ;.reSent administration came into
power tie poStoilice in this little village, the
principal industry of which is represented
by cheese factorv had been presided over
by Mrs ,Iary Ballard. but that lady has
ben forced to give way to Mrs. Martha
Preston. who is said TO bc Il Democrat,
though considering the fact that Pennsylva
MIA women have no vote. it is difficult to sec
why they should be claSScd either as Demo-
Gratis or Republicans. The Republicans.
10 show tleir displcasurc. have boycotted
the office and hired a man TO carry their
mail to Elginborough. ten miles away.
The boycott, of course, does not effect the
government. but it does effect very materi-
ally the postmis;rcSs, whose compensation
depends on the amount Of business done
through her Office The Republican pa
triots of WAYNE postofiice are thus engaged
in the noble attempt to take the bread from
the mouth of L woman in order to spite an
administration which their action can in no
way effect. and to do this they are paying
money out of their own pockets. The
meanness and the absurdity OF this supported
system Of oppression We're never better IL
lustrated -New York Times.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
THEY TURNED THE HOSE on HIM.
All the Town was Mad Because the Brute Beat
k:is Wife.

WATERFORD, Pa. June 1S.-Some time
since Arthur Higgins, a well-known young
man about town, brought home a bride
from Louisville. Ky She was pretty
and charming girl but frail and delicate.
Yesterday Higgins WAS caught brltally
beating her for no other cause than the
breaking of i plate. Two of the citizens
who witnessed the assault reported the case
to the officers of the Eagle Hose Company,
Of which Higgins was member. Last
night about o'clock false alarm Of fire
was given and among others who began
working al the brakes was Higgins. Ac-
cording 10 previous arrangements he was
seized by TWO or three while others pro-
duced a large crCckery crate under which
lie was placed and the stream OF water
turned upon him BY this time several
hundred citizens, and rs many women rs
men. We're assembled enjoying the fun.
Higgins made his escape after few
minutes. but WAS SCon caught and held
while the swift stream was put in his face.
After thorough soaking he was allowed
to escape. The fireman Of the fire company
then called the organization to order and
il was moved and seconded that Higgins be
cXpe led in disgrace. 1t was carried by a
shout OF yeas which was heard through the
whole village. Higgins made hasty sneak
through tie alleys for home. Later in the
evening i" was suspended from the Order
of United Iyorkmen, 10 which he belonged.
The women held :; private indignation
meeting this evening and will see that Mrs.
Higgins is projected. The business men
Of the IOWA have pledged themselves to de-
fray the expense OF sending Mrs. Higgins
home to Louisville Ky
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
p.UCK IN PETTICOATs.
A veritabie Texas Heroine, who Comes to
Grief at Last.
(tIsm tue .4tlunte Con$titutioa.)

from tie -dtt0ntG COhSttt"E0".)
Just now Bette Travis is the talk Of
Texas. The frontiers of that State
have produced many women OF daunt-
less courage, but Betty in her way has
surpassed them eli.
This Girl is a beautiful blonde, SYM
metrical as sthe Greek Slave charged
to her finger tips with electricity, and
as wild and fearless as an Amazon.
In soile unexplained way Bette
cot into trouble in Hunt county, and
the minions of the law made an attempt
10 arrest her. She stood her ground
with six-shooter, and kept the Off
GERS at q safe distance until she sue
ceeded IL effectinS her escape. She
sought home with her relations near
Bairdstown, but they proved quarrel
some, a,il she found it necessary to
draw a pistol ard drive them into the
next cogntv. For this constable
tried to arrest her, but she got the
drop OH nim with Winchester rifle
and thea rode off to pastures new.
The high-spirited damsel was next
heard CT in the Indian Territory.
There she was charged with violating
the revenue laws, and determined
effort WAS made to secure her capture.
Miss Bette was equal to the emer-
gencv. She donned a mans suit Of
apparel, and arming herself with
double-harrelled shot gun and q
revolver, terrorized all the officers and
settlers until she made her way to
Red River. The ferryman declined
to carry her over without pay, but the
girl took aim at his head and pur-
suaded him to land her on the other
side.
Such careers are generally as brief
as they are brilliant. A deputy sheriff
finally captured poor Bette Travis
near Paris. He found the girl roam
ing the woods like veritable Ophelia
babblin" unintelligi gible nonsense, and
adjoining herself with wreaths Of Wild
flowers. Fortunately the deputy had
sense enough to see that he was deal
ing with lunatic instead Of u desper-
ado. He treated his prisoner kindly,
and turned her over to the State luna
tic asvlum. Texas now feels a sense
of relief. For a long time it has been
q question whether Bette would take
Texas o: Texas would take Bette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
Where Children swarm and swarm.

Mexico is the hot bed of children. The
land is flooded with them, and small fam
ity is a thing unknown They greet you
al every window, at every corner. on every
womans back They fill the carriages and
the plaza: they are like Il swarm of bees
around horcysuckle-oAe on every tiny
flower and hundreds waiting for their
chance. \ man died the other day who
was followed TO the grave by eighty-seven
sons aud daughters and had buried thir
teen. more than You can count in three
generations in the States: so he was Il father
to the grand total of 100 children. There
is another man living in Mexico who has
had two wives and who has living forty
five children Down in small village,
out from Vera Cruz. is a father with sixty
eight children. Allowing the small average
of five to 4 family. one can see how numer-
Gus the grandchildren would be. am
acquainted wilh;: gentleman whose mother
is but thirteen and half gears older than
he and sic has eighteen more of a family.
1t is a blessed thing that the natives are
able to live in a cane hut and exist on beans
and rice, else the list of deaths by starva
ton would be something dreadful.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
The Apostle Of the Lepers.

We regret TO lcarthat the Apostle of the
Lepcrs OF Iolonai is beginning to pay the
penalty of his heroism. Shut away from
all civilized and healthy humanity, Father
Damen has for years been a willing, prison
er in the island in which are collected and
confined the lepers Of all the neighboring
Sandwich group. For long time, though
cut off from the outward world. Father
Damen continued il good health, though
alone among the dead But the stroke has
fallen at last In letter written recently
he says: Impossible for me to go any
more to Honolulu, on account of the lep-
rosy breaking Gut or me: The microbes
have finally settled themselves in my left
leg and my ear, and one eyebrow begins to
fall. expect TO have M face Scon disig-
ured. Having no doubt myself Of the true
character Of my disease. feel calm. re-
signed and happier among my people.
Almighty God knows what is best for my
sanctitcation, and with that conviction |
say dailya good FIN c0lunta$ TIA. Where
is the hcroiSm which will vie with this =
I0p1Ou I,;Gl,I
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-23
A lIohammedan Joke.

1t is the belief among the Moham-
medans that if early prayers are said
forty mornings in succession ut the
mosque before any one else arrives,
the person so doing shall have good
luck and prosperity. There was a
poor man in Constantinople who was
the picture of bad luck and improvi-
dence Every morning early he re-
paired 10 the great Mosque Of st.
Sophia and Invariably found some one
ahead of him, thus breaking the
charm. One morning, as usual, he
discovered the earlier devotee, and, as
he proved to be the same one all the
time, he thus spoke; ''My friend, l
am poor aud need good luck. For
many mornings I have come hither to
pray, each time earlier than before.
Give me a chances tell me how you get
here earlier than l every day" To
which the early devotee' replied: 81
have two wives. When | awake in
the morning, one brings me my slip
pers, the other my ablution bowl, and
bv these wives attending to my wants
together, am enabled to be off earlier
for prayers than if l had only one
wife" The poor man resolved to
profit by tic advice. lie gqS him
another wife, and Ill few daS8 dis
covered the real secret Of the eSrly
devotee, viz, the war between the two
women made very early morning
PRAYERS at the mosque blessing.