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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
JOHN H. DIVINE.
General Superintendent
II. NJ. EMERSON, GcnI Pass. ARt
South Carolina Railway Company.


South Carolina Railway Company.
follows, "Eastcrn time:" 800" 10
TO AND FROM CIIARLEsTON
EAST (DAiLY.)
Depart Columbia at. :. $50 n NJ 627pm
Due Charleston. -.....1 II 90 d III 800 n M
,>. WEST (DAI.Y).
Depart 7.20 IL III 5,lODm
D"c CoinilDln' ..'........ 1888 Il III 1880 pm
T0 AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAs; (DAIIY EXCErT Sunday
Depart Columbin, .G30 Il. III. 800 p m 527 D III
Due Camdcn.... .l231 p IN. 7.i2 p m 7.42 j. m
no VEST {DMLr EXcErr SuNDAY.)
Dcphrt Camden. .7.4j q m 7.i6 IN g. 10 y III
Due Columbia. 1925 II M 1875 II IN 1000 p IN
To AND FROM AUGUSTA.
EAST (DAn.Y.)
Depart COlnnDia......... $50 IN 527pm
Duo Augusta. ..........1l.j5 I'm 1923 j. IN
WEST (DAILY)
Depart Augusta. ........... 600 nm 4.40p M
Duo Columbia ;,;;,;,.1 .;;:;;.:d 1922 a III looopm
Made ntColiimbia with Columbia and Green.
viile ltailltoad by train ARRIVING nj l035A. M,
ana departing nt 5.2l =. NJ; AZ Columbia
gustn Rail Road by same train to and from
all points on both roads.
Passengers by these trains take Supper at
Brahchvilc.
AtChnrloston with Steamers for Now York;
ana ON Tuesdays and Fl idayS with steamer
and points on the ST. Johns
ltiyor; also with Charleston and Savannah
railroad to and from Savannah and all
points In Florida.
At Augusta with Georgia and Central
Railroads TO and from all points West and
South. At Hlackvillc to and from points on
Barnwen Railroad. Through tickets can bo
purchased TO I'LL points South and West D."
p. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
Join Il. PECK, General Manager.
ID. q. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket ARt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
TRAINS GOING NORTH,

Train No. 43 stops at al Stations.
Nos. ~ ana ~ stops only Mt Brinkley's
WhitcViilo, Lake Waccnmnw, Fair BhIff,
NICHOLS, Marion, Pee Dec, Florence, Timmoms.
ViiG, i.ynchburg, Mnycsvillc, Sumter, Wedge
hcid, Camden Junction and Ensiovcr.
Passengers for Columbia and nll points on
&. u G. X. r., G 9. q a. Y. X. Stntions, Aiken
Juhcti0n, and all points beyond, shonld take
Separate Pm Imam Slcopers for Savannah
ana FOR Augusta on train 49,
Passengers on 40 can take 48 train from Flo.
renee ior Columbia, Augusta and Georgia
AL trains run solid between Charleston ana
Wilmington ~
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

On Sundays train will leave Charles
ton, ). c., S:45 Il. NJ, arrive Columbia
y. m. Returning leaves Columbia 5.27
y. M, arrives Charleston 9:45 p. III.
Solid Trains between Charleston and
Columbia.
Special Bullet Cars attached to this
train. No extra charge for scat in these
cars to passengers holding First Glass
tickets.
j. +. DIVINE,
General superintendent.
~. NJ. EMERSON,
General Passenger Agent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
8TH XE a r

"FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATIONS
5000 MEMDERS-$12,O 900, 600 INSURANCE.
$50,0O0O0 RESERVED.
Policies have paid up value after five
years and q cash surrender value Of 90
per cent. at old age. Assessments arc
collected every four months through the
Union Trust Co., of Philadelphia, trust
cd capital $l,000,0OO 90, and arc held
exclusively to pay death losses. This is
one Of the best assessment companies
doing business in the State, the only one
having surrender value to policies, has
never scaled Il policy or levied an extra
assessment. It is always below its csti-
mate.
Agents wanted to canvass the State.
For further informal ion address
w. G. SWAFFIELD,
State Manager.
Opposite Grand Central Columbia. S. G..
LILLY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Ni|mington,CoL & Augusta R'R'

-------- S----
Condensed Schedule.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

T~ioS -rosK YAEns. Iu. May l7.--Ihe Dpres
T.nfurf reports Cattle Receipts 10Ou. ship
raeufs Z0ol. market Slow but steady. shipping
steers g Lsat gr COWS. hlils and bulk q lulp
1o. bulk s3 oi15 se through Texas cattle 81 .
as a0 Hog. receipts. 21a. shipments. 5000.
market strong rough and mixed, . oct @i
rartiug ana shipping. - lDa 81. sheep rc-
reir.t- ZN. shipments. nome market stronger,
ualiF-- s. raa5 al The special caolegram~ from
British markets tn.s week are much more en-
r1urlging Eilh lighter .appiles steady dem ui
if horn .. aces
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

alwav. to o. seen at Nau Ieayens ~ Mon
roe 81. where sou get oneq quarter OF on
every purchase
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

Nss EoeA Say EHaa rs Aeueg closed
tr . uef ealr Exchange ctue-1 ,lraiJ
u.sfe,l ra.sr is "a tsf a.-f.lai rale- go r. 80
t.r .ss l4Fs ald 60. ri i-f ilr iel4 tiiA
faterlll1-ul bonds closed steady currency o 3
If7 hli. g. s1lfstu l-.t 1lt s. = 81 ll-- Hii
Parlae kal asad ogsIas closed 81 floNs iui9n
Hr-f. Ilrt4a 30 land grants i.t'e nii. do
sia k.lss l.4ads fIt.. Neutfals. tllHll.'a
IEr -lafk aarksi ta.s EnrnIus aa- extremely
..ll suf e inlr si- .frfHs aut prcis al taf sfi
Iftier .tr lr.i. OF Blrl ugl91 AMI iprys l.ack
I-iauI Farfe Mali oree1l. tfaiis-tut Iileuis
sn i.autla 4'atiIlr all uI an-rl were tefs stfau-
Identity fae re-ilIr of Hianlrulatipu thr dcal-
.us- srfe feature -s. auI maj. .liF iu suial A9is.
At aatu prices acre 4p = tu y : Peg teut i1f the
1.aeral.llst- ia the -p-cialfi--. AltaauArt Lhat
shore 8ui s steru alIgau5+d ts Ief tenl reg
slsttlsr a f-lH iar tnr eo.4mal au1 preferred
.Il.k There ai- -iIlr selling 1f .he -i-t alter
O'Clock aal rtaet.n .reli tle tt-t prices oi tte
n.Urull- tUl faam t-efe Has "a recovery near hc
r..-r i.f L.a Uusl t,lrs- srre ai Hr near tnc bt-t
uf Iae las Toe atstuef- ral-ei trim p. 20 l' /.
lerr.Et ile fts hu-lut~s MAS thc -il al. c-l
fuls flaf a--rs-elfIte OlIF llfa1 shares. lne
-1 r.Ifl.- aefr llll au fle a1 11le. the only ilu-
farr8uf feature ttlls tae advance .l Milwaukee,.
Laae shore aIl Western.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18
Toledo Market


Talalo. May o. Wheat quieI lower. cash
-laslr june. --C. Corn steady cash =, 81
Ii.fs- Nea.r .rffaf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18
No,iee

Persons having articles or property IN
pawn at the American Loan office Will
please call and redeem the same at Hart S
cigar store tanal-st.. ON cor before June ],
as have gone out OF business
NJ. MARIN, Prop'r.
Dated Nav lS-6
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

Baby Caps sold a, - cents and upwards
al ADAMS IS Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

Bread, rolls. fried cakes laver cakes, &c,
fresh every morning at Fishers Cream
Bakery. No Porter hlock. North Divis-
ION st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

One-quarter oH on every sale al Van
Leugemis. 30 Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

Lake ana ocean Fish received daily by
express at +. j. Detteuthaler ll1 Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-18

II is Cheaper 10 save roofs slre sdy on
than endure the muss and litter OF
removing, with the chances that
the new will be no better
than the old.

We repair and paint Shingic Roof both new
aud old and can make fhCm lOlk uuer aud ffh'f
iu appearance aud more durable than slate
We rorair and paint uu and lreu fpJf uith tnt
Elastic Kubier Root Paint 10 Is auti flisi hno
water proof % Viii expand and ceutrafts eith ths
roof and never cracks scales or bilsierN an1 "ii
protect "a roof from % ycan. li h. not Affected
by heat OF ir1st
We make Canvas roof without gravel cen times
more durable Than "a fct gravel roof could De- nld
they are better to walk on and much cleaner hffo
no running or dripping over the sioct oi your
buildings or ming sour tpout and cisifff' Niih
coal taT and is much easier % repair IT hiit t'fi
dent sbcud hHuIben and fire proof We are
Kp0fers wlfh many years 81 experience WIN az
The tpuis and mplcu euts ners-sfa ar. uu bend
which enables us to go a loh while thn 5nfk ni AIT
'nll. }. hunting up tool. % work with fhcrfiHft
We score $40 im poftHuf points namely it iTiht
ir constant practice ue cau DE- better ora ana
bv being alHaYA ready Ne can 30 WORK uncl
chealer Nc are permanently located HIth Hrah1
Rapids a. hcadgparIcrs i0r the slate lih oaf
branch offices all over Michigan namely Detroit
Ca.duafer Rattle creek. hief kH.n.
mazpo Three Rivers lansing saginaw. hat
CIV ChehoyEan and many other place Backed
up hy over teu Thousand reference .. d. iht
durability oi the Elastic Rubber Roof lainft sffc
dating back to lsfE coming FROM every siate Boa iDf
ui0n and Canada
Before yon g0 20 any expense either vHh nia
roof or ueu once give us "ail " charge uvlfihf
for Suggestions instructions 0r estimate ~ "f
cannot save son money sou need u0 employ Ht
Wa are yrrllarc1 ~ go waTk iu fhe Hunufff 81
ncl iu iSe cliy. Orltu n person or fl IF'siai o.
ccivoi at
, 1886-07-20
The Old, Old Story.

NEW YORK, July lS.-The wife OF
Rev. Benjamin Staunton, pastor OF the
Fort Greene Presbyterian church, a
fashionable society in Brooklyn, Satur-
day began suit against her husband for
absolute divorce on the grounds of inf
deity and inhuman treatment. In her
sworn statement Mrs. Staunton reviews
her life with her husband and tells a
story that for coarse brutality and lech-
cry takes the edge off the annals of sala-
cious clergymen. The improper conduct
of Mr.. Staunton with Mrs. Schufelt, a
boarding mistress in East Albany, is
given in full, many facts not fit for publ
cation being detailed. She tells how she
and her husband, accompanied by Mrs.
Schufelt. went to the council of the
North river Congregational churches,
and how Mrs. Schufelt was given a room
at a hotel, while the pastor and his wife
took rooms at a private house. She says
that during the meeting Mr.. Stanton
left and went to the hotel to see Mn.
Schufelt, alleging as an excuse that she
was sick. He remained with her an hour
and her took her to the council. Mrs.
Stanton follows by giving in detail
and more pronounced testimony
as to the infidelity of her husband.
The attempt OF Mr.. Staunlon, while in
of the congregation at Ridgewood
hall, to lead astray a young and pretty
member of his Sunday school is also given.
His relations with a choir singer, Mrs.
Ladder, are dealt with, his efforts to in
troduce the woman into his house being
described. Then follows a pitiful tale of
brutal and inbuman treatment, during
which the wife was compelled several
to seek refugeSin the houses of
Mrs. Spaunton says that dur
ing the time Mrs. Ladder was an innate
Of the house Mr.. Staunton male it q Gus
tom to have family prayers and invoke
blessings before eating. This, it is
he never did unless Mrs. Laid
Ter was present. Mrs. Staunton ackhowl
edges that she condoned many of the of
of her husband, but only in the
hope of regaining his love. The reverend
g%entleman's last offense was the attempt
10 kill his wife by choking when she mild
objected to the beautiful soprano remain
ing an inmate of the clergyman's family.
Immediately after this act Mrs Staunton
the parsonage and sought the protec
ton Of her brother, who is a wealthy resi-
dent Of Brooklyn. Judge Tenney said
that Staunton was the most impious and
brutal wretch that had ever had the tenn
Gritty to stand in a pulpit and pretend to
lead a congregation in the paths of right
eOusuess.
, 1886-07-20
TOPICS.

Parties are at work on the Michigan
copper mine in Muskrat canyon.
Twenty mica and silver claims have re
Gently been located in Whalen's canyon.
The soda works at Laramie will b,
ready to operations next week
A wind storm at Buffalo last weel
blew down the framework of the new
Congregational church.
The mineral belt near rawhide is said t.
cover an area of twenty two miles long By
from two to eight miles wide.
The contract for builiing the Crook
county court house has been let at 1872
500. The edifce is to be of brick and
tone.
Enough stock has been taken in the
Rawlins Loan and Savings association to
enable that institution to complete its or.
ganization.
Edwin D. Steele, of North Carolina,
recently appointed register of the Evan
ston land office was formerly a resident
Of Laramie. where he practised law and
edited the Missing Link, several years
ago.
On Wednesday evening the inhabitants
of Lusk were startled by two reports of Il
six shooter, followed by the screams of a
woman. On investigating it was found
that a quarrel had occurred between
Charley Boyse and his wife, Lou. DesnIal,
in the course of which she shot him
through one finger and he beat her over
the head with n six shooter. -Lusk He7'
aid.
The following is the number and value
of live stock assessed in the county as
equalized by the board: There may vet
be a few changes but the gross amount
will be substantially the same: Number
Of cattle, l24,577; value, $1,000. 1853.
Number of horses, 1875; value, $3.50 400.
Number Of mules, 1874; value, $6.ll5.
Number Of sheep, "A. 957: value. 500. 1872.
Total, 81, 332, 9l0.-Raiciias Journal.
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock a
shower, which must have reached the
dimensions Of a water spout, fell in the
hills just east of this city. 1t didn't rain
a drop in town but soon the water began
to come down Spring creek in torrents,
Overlooking its banks and flooding the
whole southern portion of the city. Con
siderable damage was dore among the
dwellings and cellars on the creek bottom
and the railroad track was for a time in
danger. Laramie Sentinel.
There now is little doubt but the Bur.
lington & Missouri will reach Lusk early
mex season. Contracts are let for its CON
struction to the head of the Dismal, in
Nebraska, and Two outfits of engineers
and one locating party are now in south
of Chadron. working northwest.
They will cross the territorial line in the
Runningwater valley, and parallel the
Wyoming Central to or a little west of
this point, when they will strike north.
into the ceal fields and cattle coun.
try. leaving the Black Hills to their right.
Herald.
, 1886-07-20
1t is thought that congress may adjourn
the las. of next week.
A Queer Animal from Japan.


An animal whose identity is at present
unknown there, was landed in San Fran
cisco lately from the interior of Japan,
where it first saw the light of day. At a
glance the curiosity might be- taken for
either a dog or IL monkey. It's shaped like
the former about the head and neck,
but otherwise somewhat resembles the
monkey. The ANIMALS favorite position is
on its launches, but with a little urging
it stands on its four feet, the body slop-
ing downward from the head like a
giraffe. The claws on the four feet are
like those of a dog, but two extra pairs
are furnished on the hind legs a couple
of inches above the balls OF the feet.
The animal appears to be gentle, but has
a strong, h~igh-keyed bark, which it
gives when spectators attempt to stir it
up.-Chicago Herald.
, 1886-07-20
Bottoms Break for Liberty.

ToLoNo, ILL.,. July 19.-Edwin Bolton,
formerly leader of the hardest gang who
ever terrorized this county, has again
made his escape from the officers. After
three years spent in Africa and the West
Indies as a fugitive from justice, Bolton
recently returned to this county and took
up his abode in the Sangamon timber.
His presence was. discovered through sew
eral burelaries committed at Mahomet
and Mansfield. He was traced with one
of his pals named Oscar Wait, to Will
Transport. Ind, and arrested last Friday.
Sheriff Ware, of this county. who was
giving the matter his personal attention,
left his prisoner in charge of the city
marshal and three guards. AS the Jail
was being rebuilt he was confined in the
calaboosc. Before the sheriff returned
with his papers Bolton knocked down the
guard at the calaboose door. which had
been opened to serve his meal, and es-
capped through a crowd of men amidst a
shower of bullets. which were fired at
him by the guards. He has long been
wanted to answer indictments in this
, 1886-07-20
Killed by His Brother-in-law.

HASTINGS, Neb., July ls.-M ord
reached this city this morning that a
German farmer named Knoll, who re.
sides about four miles east of town, had
met his death in an unusual manner
About 10 o'clock last night a messenger
arrived in town after the sheriff, who i'm
mediately went out and found Kroll
lying on the ground in front of the house.
perfectly unconscious from the effects Of
a blow dealt him by his brother-in law.
1t appears that in the forenoon Kroll was
in town, and before going home secured
a quart Of alcohol. Arriving at home in
the evening he began drinking the al
cohol, and inside of two hours had very
nearly emptied the bottle. By this time
he was crazy drunk and attempted to run
the neighborhood to suit himself. He
got a shotgun and revolver and pro-
ceeded to corral his family inside of one
ROOM, and then locked them in.
His brother in law. who makes his home
with him, appeared on the scene at this
moment, and Knoll cslled his attention to
him, staggering up to him with revolver
in hand There is no surmising what he
would have done had he not received a
singing slap in the face which completely
tore him, but all to no avail, when a phys
ician was summoned. An examination by
the doctor revealed the fact that he was
dead, most probably caused by the blow
sending the blood and alcohol to his brain.
From the time he WAS hit and dropped,
until it was discovered that life was ex-
tinct, he never moved. The coroner
summoned a jury; which brought in a
verdict in accordance with the facts. No
blame is attached to the person who
struck the blow. as it was done purely in
self defense, and had he not done SO, in all
probability his would have been the body
the coroner would have sat on.
, 1886-07-20

But plenty good bargains left. All the
departments are full OF them. "Look p
Gents fine all wool Navy Blue Coats for
1880 to $3.50, worth $500. Come in,
it don't cost anything to look. Gents
elegant Straw Hats for so cents, worth
~: so; the Boss Shoe for $3.50, worth
Fyre God Dollorsl and we have plenty
of them left.
In the Dry Goods Department you will
find all Summer Dress Goods and all
light season goods placed on sale Just one
one half what they cost. head this cure
fully. They must 90, and they are going
fast
In ladies' misses and children's Shoes
we are almost giving them away. Ask to
look at these Shoes whom you are in the
store-it will pay you
CowHIcK x WHITcoMB.
, 1886-07-20
SPARKS R o THE WIRES.

An abundant rainfall has ended the dis.
astrous drought IN Western Kansas.
Parliament will probably meet Aug. s,
and then adjourn till October.
Henry Search. a wealthy farmer 76
years old, and his wife were murdered near
GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, yesterday.
VIM. O'Brien, editor of United Ireland,
has been defeated for parliament in South
Tyrone, by Roswell. Unionist.
The steamer Gate City, from Boston to
Savannah, went ashore on Nashua island,
in Vineyard sound, on Sunday. No lives
lost.
The president, with Secretaries Bayard
and Whitney, leave Washington to-day
for Albany, where they will be the guests
Of Governor Hill.
The testimony in the Chicago trial yes
terday was given by the police officers,
and tends to connect the accused directly
with the massacre.
The anarchists. Frank Hroth, Anton
Palm and Carl Simon, have been sen
fenced to nine months in the house OF col
rection at Milwaukee.
Policeman Cox, who has already re-
ceived a medal from congress for bravery,
rescued two children from a burning
tenement house in New York, yesuer
day.
At Bangor, Me, yesterday, a 10 veal
old son of. A. Bicknell shot and Instantly
killed his sister, aged 10. The boy was
playfully pointing a gun which he didn'i
know to be loaded.
The marquis of Salisbury and Lore
Randolph Churchill are on their way bach
to England, and Gladstone's servant arr
packing his papers and books. preparation,
t. leaving his Office in Downing street.
In 4 skirmish with the Mexican regu-
lars near Matamoros, a party OF insur
gents has b, en- defeated and two OF tn,
leaders wounded and captured. AL
bandits with the revolutionists were sho
as o o as taken.
In the senate yesterday Messrs. Vance
Beck, Butler and Harris opposed tn
oleomargarine bill on constitutions
grounds. Harris offered an amendmen
applying to the District of Columbia an
the territories, which was rejected.
, 1886-07-20
The pefaultlng Paymaster.

SAN Francisco, July l9.-Defanlting
Paymastsr Watkins. of the United
States warship Ossipee, court martialed at
Yokohama, and sentenced to three years
Imprisonment, arrived here from Japan
on the steamer Starbuck. The prisoner
was taken to Mare Island navy yard.
Associated Press Yokohama advices state
that the defendants council will appeal to
President Cleveland and the secretary Of
the navy to Set aside the verdict on the
ground of alleged irregularities in the
proceedings of the court martial.
, 1886-07-20

A Swiss correspondent of The Repub-
lique Franchise, in looking over the
papers of the eccentric duke Of Bruins
wick, deposited at the library of Geneva,
has found the draft of a secret mutual
assistance treaty between him and the
late Emperor Napoleon. 1t is dated
Ham, 25th June, 1874, and is not only
signed Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, but is
written by him on a white silk pocket
handkerchief in marking nk.-Glasgow
Mail.
, 1886-07-20

CHICAGO. July l9.-Cattle-Receipte,
500; market strong and steady; shipping
steers, 050(6l. 800 pounds, $1,000
800; stocKers aad feeders 50 00(d4 90;
through Texas cattle, active; best grades
were. COWS, $2l5@2 co. steers, $500
G3. 90.
The Drorers' Journal special cable
from London. quotes very excessive sup
plies Of cattle and lower prices. Ameri.
can beeves, ll(Gl2c. lower per pound, cs'
timated dead weight.
, 1886-07-20
Cry CLERKS OFFICE.

CITY CLERK 5 OFFICE,
Cheyenne, Wyo., July IA, 1856.
The undersigned will receive sealed pro-
posals until Tuesday, July 20, 1886, at IL
o'clock noon for the construction of a
sewer on Warren avenue from the inter-
section of Seventeenth street to the inter
section of Twenty fifth street, in accord
ance with plans and specifications furnish
ed by city engineer.
The council reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Estimate, So, 200.
w. A. RICHARDS,
[sEALl City Clerk.
, 1886-07-20
GERONIMO WOUNDED.
He Desires to Farley With
Gen. Miles.
A Well Known Mariner Killed
by Savages.
Bottoms Break for Liberty.
The Anarchist Trial.


TOMBSTONE, Ariz., July ia des-
patch received at Forests ranch from Fort
Bowie, states that the bostiles have sent
word that they desire to parley with Gen.
Miles. Orders have been sent to Lieut..
Parker to cease the pursuit of the In
dams until the result OF the parley can be
ascertained. Geronimo is wounded.
, 1886-07-20

The old burial ground in London, which
was made celebrated in Dickens novel
Bleak House" where Lady Dedlock "lay
with one arm creeping round the bar OF
the iron gate, seeming to embrace it,
and where Poor 10 was buried, has been
turned into a playground for children. 1t
is a very small one, not more than fifty
PAGES by fifteen, but 1t must be of ines
Unable value in a place like London.
Chicago Journal.
, 1886-07-20

SAN Francisco, July l9.-News has
been received here to day Of the murder
of Captain L. II. Kohlcr, a well known
mariner of this coast, and his cook by
natives OF Bougainville island Of the
Solomon group in the South Pacific. The
savagcs also destroyed two trading sta
tons he had established there.
, 1886-07-20

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup company, san Francisco, Cal,
is natures own true laxative. This pleas
ant California liquid fruit remedy may be
had of W. N. Hunt. Large bottles at
50 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 aud
%fevers; to cure constipation, indigestion
and kindred ills.
, 1886-07-20

Strayed from my ranch on Pole creek,
on or about July l, two bay horses.
branded X on left shoulder; one
black horse branded FS. vented, on
right shoulder and PIP on left hip. | will
give $40 a head for them delivered at my
or s. for information leading to the
recovery of the horses.
FRED. ScHwARTZE,
Pole Greek, Wyo.
, 1886-07-20

Families and invalids seeking relief from
summer heat will find pleasant attractions,
home fare, fresh milk, etc. at Springdale,
ten miles from Boulder, Colo. Mineral
springs, bath house; cottages connected
with hotel; reasonable prices; excursion
tickets from Denver, including stage fare.
Address Seltzer House, %Springdalc,
Boulder County. Colo