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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
BENNETT AND BEyET.
TOfhe EditOr The tribune

TO fhe + 4 If0rO - Thf TriJnnt
Sir: Your CORES pendent INDUCES In rather
lll-nstured fling At General stephen V. Benet Of
the Ordnance Department lie may criticism him
for his official acts. and particularly for the order
signed by him, the first of the Kind probably
ever issued by army officer, but may spell
his maine as he pleases IL he chooses to be known
have not the Army Register" at hand To note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
TRIBUNE, SATURDAY,

his entry into service, but It was compliment to
his ability that he was detailed instructor al
the Military Academy, while his appointment to the
Ordnance Corps demonstrates that he stood high as
a cadet II is not the thing in country TO
sheer at a mans origin. Tho farmers boy, by
merit, became the General in-Chef General Benets
treatise court martial f. standard textbook, and
proves cts author SLOUGH His last literary pei.
formancc Is not to be commended nor can II be de
Tended by any soldier, but | cannot how the
photography OF his patronymic bears upon the ques-
ton JOHN l.. NORCROsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

Sure, Prompt, Thorough-may be safely and truly
said to be the characteristics of Dr. Jayne's Carmina-
tive Balsam. It's merit has made II known every
where for years, a. standard curative for Cramps
Diarrhoea Cholera Morbus, and all Diseases OF the
Bowels It IS besides easily administered to children
being pleasant TO the TASTE and is entirely safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
CLEVELAND RUNNING WELL IN CANADA.

To the EdftOrof The Tribune.
Sir: I have visited Canada for seventeen years.
and stay here each year about two months. have
been here now fr foar weeks. My business causes
me to meet great rumbsr Of men, but have not
come Canadian who desired Harrison TO
be next President. Every one Of the hundreds
whom I have met for Grover Cleveland. the
twister OF the British lions tall They all laughed
at his trick to catch Irish votes DO we want a
President to please the citizens Of the British En-
pire or Of the United States OF America
JAMES s. KINGSLAND
Kingston, Ont, Oct. 3, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
SMTHYILLE PHILOSOPHY.

From The smithville tGa) News
The reason the mbman never cries over spilled
milk Is because he knows there's more water where
that from
poem has been sent us on a bunch Of flowers
We cannot publish H. but certainly the best place for
poem il On bunch Of flowers Let 1t stay there.
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HOW II MIGHT BE REMODELLED.

From The Merchant Traveller.
will now proceed to dllate upon this text sad
the minister he polished his glasses with most
harassing air OF delberston."
Il wish he'd remodel his remark" said Jim Say
we'll TO his wife.
IN what way -
Make II die carly instead Of dlste'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
AVATIIyG THEMSELVES OF THE OFFER.

From The Lincoln Journal
Sunday school Tcacher-Now. children that the les
son Is ended YOU may ask any questions you like. aud
viii try to answer them Is there anything YOU
want TO know Willie!
Yes ma'am.'
what IS II -
Which club do yer think winned der game at der
park teI-day y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
JUDGE THURMAN STARTS FOR WASHINGTON.

Columbus. Ohio, Oct. Judge Allen G. Thurman
started to-day for Washington. whore he will argue
the telephone cases before the Supreme Court next
week He accompanied by his son, with his
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6uerial Notlres.
Bangs & Company. sas and s4i Prs.dw.y.

Bangs & Company. 7;s9 and s4i BROADWAY
wiz Sell at Auction. -
MONDAY. TUESDAY and wEDS EsDAY. at o'c!ock,
Collection Of Books. including
WORKS o BIOGRAPHY. GENERAL HISTORY,
TRAVELS. POETRY AND ROMANCE. BIBLIoo.
RAPHy. AMERICANA WORKS on
FREEMAsoSRY IRISH HISTORY.
AND LOT OF ENGRAvrNGs PORTRAITS &C.
Anniversary Day.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1889.
Tho Tive Annvorsary Of the opesing Day Of the
FIRST TURKISH BATH IN THIS COUNTRY.
81 AND s3 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN n. 7
Wedding Invitnffons-Correct styles.
"A. DEMAkEsr e SON. ES3KAVEks.
10 rsst I4tb-sL (JDion gusrc)
Society Stationery. Arms. Mopogfanis &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06
YELLOW rEVER BUT.JETryS

From The Griffin Gal sun.
The latest industry IL the selling Of health certia
Gates.
The yellow fever quarantine has not affected the
lug arrivals.
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THE PRESIDENTS FISHING TRIP

THE PRESIDENTS FISHING TRIP.
Washington, Oct. 5.-The President and the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, Mr. Miller, returned
this evening from their fishing excursion to the
upper Potomac. They caught a good string Of bass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

THE B4LTIMORE TO BE LAUNCHED TO-DAY.
Philadelphia Oct. (special-The launch of the
United States cruiser Baltimore is again announced
1t IS TO take place tomorrow at p D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-06

Change Of Time on Central X abroad of New-Jersey
The Winter Time "abe the New Jersev
Of the YORK and Long Branch win
effect Tuesday, Oct .. with important changes
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GperiaI Notices.
Established Is1s.
RS. NJ c r l. Il A 4 IL 5
HOMEMADE

Esia blished 1878.
MRS. NOEL HATH'S
- HOMEMADE
PRESERVED,
branded,
CANNED AND
sPiCED FRUITS
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Jees, Jams Pickles and Mince Meats
Everything put Up In glass. Goods until Fall
For prices references, &c, address -.
Mrs. SARAH =. McELRATH,
395 DegFaw-
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Rrni Estate BOMBS.
per cent coupon bonds secured by first mortgage
NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY.
Registered interest payable by the knlcherbOckcr
Trust Company. For sale par and accrued Interest
by . = -
ROBERT X. BROWN.
Union Dime Savings Hank Building,
broadway and 52dst, New.Yorks
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Cooper Union.
REPUBLICAN MASSMEETTNd
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT J. 1883
AT O'CLOCK.
ALLEN THORNDIKE RICE, ESQ.,,
WILL PRESIDE
ADDRESSES BY
GIN. PAUL VAN DER WORT,
OF NEBRASKA
HON. WILLIAM DUDLEY FOCIkE,
OF INDIANA. AND OTHERS
Arftsicsliy Painted Portrats Net Banners Parade Ran
and Transpstencses hand order notice.
HoIER a GRAHAM. 81 Duane.st sIncs Ipi1
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ILED

Notices Of marriages must b Riorssi ,cith fuu mans
and address.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
6.,Dscember


g - AK
@aram t4.ftcs BIN. ira ID str fassni
Ia tletEf bas 9eta une bic Ssppe mfr
b. furnm -.
Siste, bu must mid nimmtrmeRr frossa,
@eiS Id bod lelbsr gar u,Ht traruut.
.8obI neil he 8llmletn ssitsn anc
~prauaen2
gBeA Dir bic Senre 70 sclesn h@t!
,M,etl Dir bic R6slsin tor eistGsn fansfas
ss5so,. Bat eas tth 70 frpt semaNt?" =
Qstsb, Id mfdte ss ttr ssrne faasr,
aaat f&ldst bas 6srs. bod BITE espps blstb'
1urart
@Snn' ibm fetn f,G,s. isitses sAlaeen -
Nreu' b d nit mir un b fras''n,6t parunt
eartsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

fen, dbsr tpcif aui llebernnturIihes bin.
SIN tleinet Gntfernung redt8 rrn Der
@rotte minhtt iih Elm Sposterrpeg tn
form einss lateiniiden W an einert
ae:len NIT fnitgriiasm @raie nno bon
perihieoenen Bdumsn pno @efrduGen
bstpahienen Ber9dbtdns eyHpcr. Anf
oieiera @eSe ge9t ieoen Sonntas' Nahs
mittas cine @rDeeifion bon ner airte
3ur @rctte binunter. tpcSet neiitens
gang einfah, ia drn,ltA gefleioete Nab.
den NIT belen Stimmet, bic lauretanis
f@e 2itanet In Iateiniiher Sprade I'm:
gen. Beim oIsemeinen ldtten Bebete
tene.tt mar, tier NIT l1eberraihunB.
|ba6 ale 2ente IN Der Qird5e bas 8otel
unies Nnb gpe Moria ebenio gut lateis
Mid aas fransbTih betsn, uno stror II
ieber Gprahe ilar uno oeut!i@.
(SdluB folgt.)
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gen,npur & Curtis,
(sAluB folst.l

Obsnsena,w,te 6irnta an Der SIDE Der
9ten Strabe un6 N~icpllet
Mpe., seist in u%nierer beutisen 9tus=
sabe cine srobe @nsa9l BON @rtifeln an,
Ole geipib ben 2eiern 5. 81. bot, Nueen
uno Sntere7e fem tuercen. Gs i0mmt
ratirtid audi Dem .@anoerer' pieoer
gu @ute, tuenn bic @naeise redt aufz
merriam aeleien miro, benn iplde Die
oas tbun, fDnnen BEL ben iehr billigen
9reiien setpiB nidt umbin, bort ibre
Gin dufe su MAIDEN. Die Sirma miro
I'D ale Nsibe seben, Die &,lnoen gam
sufrieoen gu ftelen. @iner Der Chefs
Der Sirma, 6errS Seymour il perfidert
uns, baB e5 ibm beionoers baran lieet.
oeutide &unoidaft beransuSieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
@egen neen

oiirfen mir Az BET, pielen NitteIn, tpeIhe
5 ei6t, nod o,n @ebrau4 bon Mmmo-
MIA als probat bin,uflgen. Man nimmt
@batpie Doer watte, taudt bieie In ben
SalrHiatipiritus, legt fe auf Die uer-
brannte StsGe unb rerbinoet banr, bos
8lteo. Bet Grneuerung Der Shmersen
feuhte man bic Watte tpisoer an God
oorf oieB Nitt.l nur ansewenoet rperoen,
.wenu bic Qaut nod nidt aerft6rt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

@dbenb ben CUR Settleibfsseit neisen-
Den Nenihen piel 8etpsgunB unb Muas
tslfibuus an3uratben III, befummt benz
Eassren bic Rubs uno Elm aisStebiger
Sdlaf b.{er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
ST 81 afeutIuteu

ourd ole sep5bnlihen Mittel nidt su
bsieiiisen, 10 loTe man 6dnoe gnc Gibe
tn DoRer, 10 be,B es Der Hatient nur
uertrasei tam, baoen. Man giebe
thinner nad, 10 -hnb bas Bafer heiB
bletbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

Sdwarse &leiberfoffe.
40 Slide gang tpoIene fran5Ofidc
Serges, 40 3oq brett. &ssuldrer
greis 6Oc. nnier 9reis, Inn bic @aa=
rem ihnea ;u ~perfaufen, nur 45e per
Waro. i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
Ter ~attn,tnerer.

&
- G. 9. Gpffman, Spttfer,
90 uno 20 8ierte Strabe Sub lit alIs
aenaein ais 10 tiidtiser Gadmanli Be-
FAINT, baB man niAt better ttln fam
ais leineGinfdufe hrrt 81 MAIDEN. Wian
fam perlidert, iein, bort III Der beiten
Weile bebancett ~ iperoen Nugen9lds
lee rno Brilea cine SpeSialitdt.
= Mltmann 4 60, 81 ullSos
SO 8albiugtpn slpenlle SM. MAIDEN.
unIere Seller beionbers earauf anfmerts
fam, baB lie bas telie IN Minteraber
sietern leiften, npas je bier sefeben Sn
|Aua(itd., preiien unb Mlsaabl siebt
es t,irgenos grDbere Sar8aiss.
IS $. 8 rabam & 6 o., 42a
|uno 424 Dritte Mpenue Sub,
|fabrisiren ale mosliden 9eisapparute,
uno tpinihen bic. Nufme'fiamseit Der
bpdp. @eitlihfeit befpnoers anf tire
lTurnuces 5orpie alieere 9ei3appas
rate su !sy,tsn se fih Defenders fur
iGdnlen uno 0irhen eisnen Dieiel=
Len tatsn idpn mez~Sn]s g~pntraets
oieier Art, tps5 borbanoeue 3 uenife
mafweiieu, sur beii n 3ufriebenheit Der
! Mrbeitgebsr aussefilbrt nno aperoens ale
/! Mnirasen bieIerbalh> bere ttpiaisif Re:
a%nttpcrten.
Wenn titaa einer, auten Diem neu
pSer stpeite 0nno biaig faafen uia,
wer iih biais einridten mill o9ne pie|
@elp babel allssuseten, 10 ioQte man ~
Bcutel 8ros. 203, 205 unc 207 Ni.
collect, oil 6emnepin Uoer 228 Waibins:
ton Mpc SID 9 BEN Be
&c. QH. Dana, So & 55 g.. Str
e. leibt @elo auf aleslrtenB ertbiaden
Mbbel, Steal Gltate, nhren, 9iaman
ten, 9fero uno @asen. 8ediel sc
fault. Maes unter itrensiter 8erihwie
senbeit. &leine Mb;ablun9en Deroet
an9enpmnsea. "a
! -aauit euer 5uEs ii, asbtea lei Be
,IMil1 @DpS 60, $50. SNo 81
strabe. Sebt Die greiie: Trodeae
:, Song 6pls $2.25; trpdenes eemild
q SO; Mbprn 4 SUB $3.50; Brio
!, une Gi&en 4 SUB $3.50. 8aBz SOL
"a SUB 81 SO. "a
-.Bir MAIDEN uniere 3sier baraa
aufmetiam, bab bic 6ormers
NerHants state 8ant Sd
0enncpnsNuenue unb 2. @troBe, 81
poiiten: Cont, eleihpiel wie gloB, germ
entgegennimmt. Wehisl auf Teutid
, lane unb ale Tbeile gurppa'S ausftsl
,uno ale @eiddfte I'M 8antfah prom,
teioret. goIeetionen cine 5rseialiid
Die 8eamfen Der 8anf fino: " s
sccfiAe. prdlioent SEQ 8 Nathar
B,esprdfioent, uno Robert z. Sun.
saiierer. ba
- s. M. Donefion 203 q
eonet Aoe. lit felt lansen Sabren |
SupeIiergidaft, uno bat Elm grpf'
eager Der ih6uiten uno prelsu0roief'
Sob. unb silberwao,en, utren e.
|: art, @inse, Bruhs,, avtten, -&n5pi
ptattilte 0ausbaltun 70: 8 erdtbltafte
Sbnnen Sebr b,lis pe,tauft peroen.
!, losnt iia Bel ibm por3uipreden. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
gricpftnes9 d.

HWN'
Gin srobes giIortment ii sdtts iDSls
lenen 5ricpts, in s~eitreift uno earfitt
H.. No., SO 3ol brett, 'dwer irno iebr
idDne Garben, bilig gu soc, jest rur
$50 per Daro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

Sransbiiide cuttings.
81 Stid frans5aideS Cuttings, blbih
gans @Dae, in allen neueiten Muifern
oieIer Gaiipn. 9ieielben tpurben inn
iacr III csc uno 81 nerfauft. mir bers
faufen bieielben su 75c per CAB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

y1us r,s:Sne 9dn8es2 ompe fir 1898
tuertb oas Doppslte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

Der in arnerita erideint, 1T aheuannt
oer IS ausfreunb" jebt flr 1889
III baben bei Miblbauer uao 8 brlc,
Al Ga SaIe Ct, Chicago su baben
Gin3elpreis fret per Soft 25c ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
GpesteMes
8n6erperfauf

Mir habeu cine grOBe austpabl BON
allen mD9liden @iiderfi, Die mir III 5ebr
biIi1eu Qreijen perfdufen. 41|Tenb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
MdntelzO Department.
Cine sroBe &eouetion in Sacques,
Mraps, Saden uno Netpmartets.
SIR $500,


uua Ttai& satque, 40 s5oa lang
4 Seal Sdniiren, idwer tuattirt, init
Santmt sefiittert, udre biais gu $28
@ir peroea SO 5tid 81 $40 per'au=
fen.
~ SIR $22. 90.
9ieles saeque fam uirssnos anSsrs
fit $500 eefa,it treroen 40 3oQ
lang, 4 Seal Sdniire. Ius ertra feis
neft glifdt fabrieirt. Mit wattirtem
6utter 6ehttert. SIR cine furse Bet
uur $4,000.
Sir $4,000.
0ieier eacque III A. 3oa latg, FAT
4 Seal edntire, fduer tuattirt, gut ges
fitte t, trdre biaig su $500.
4le bef,n Sacques gu iebr rebu;irs
ten Yreiien.
8lafdsSaden.
Cine Got Seal 9laid= Sadenl nit
Sammt gefiittert, NIT 9atents 0af n,
wuroen bic gan;e Saiion gu $13.5 so
rertauft ; jetiSer 9reis $1O.48.-8eiz
iere Aualitdt i'm Yreiie bon $500
|$27.O0.
glli4 Wraps.
Cine Got Seal glfid @raps, idDn
setiittert, NIT sutem 8eiat. Spesieler
Yreis SIG so.
San; gllfd Draps in Ncoissta= u.
8ictcria= Mooen, ransirenb i'm Yreiie
BON $21 Bis $25. Mir perfaufen bic
ielben III $19.
Cine 2ot Yllih Straps inWacbies'n,
Sangtrp unb Cope Mpoen, Natur=Deas
pers uno Waroer .raneirenb i'm 9reiie
bon $500 Big $4,000. timer preis
$500.
|gInia NewmarfetS-$39.O0 90.
So 3oI lang, neue Stple, ih5n mat
tirt uro tpiiroe tiaig iein ~ $45. I'M
lee Breis 500.
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Ypr3eQan ::
@aQren.
80 9-innsr sst,

80 9.inner Gets ~
Ill Slide, id5n beccrirt, nir $40 90.
Weroen bieielben nir fir 3 Gage 81
fold biaisen Nreiien Dfferiren. @ertt
$l8.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
llniere elesante austrabl BOT
Seiertag3 paaren

fcnmen tdglid an, uno bic Musnnbl in
unierm gcr5eaansg Department 1T bols
~itdnoiser no in irsenS einem anbern
2abea i'm Ncrorefen. Sir iinb ielbit
e~ritaunt ilber Die auspaH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
NicpQet Npe. Il. g.. Str, MinneappltS.
@rpbe SrDfnung uerr peibua6ts> 9uSfelung, bente
0onmerfa9. 6. Nopember 1888.
49, gubma f @akmem- SMpe ha wgm-M e@ annn mad ct Nanl fret BNdat= u


40 etld Ganes suitinas, SO :5oa
'breit, in allen Sarben 8etp0brllder
Yreis Csc, infer jestser Yrels l9c ols;
9arc.
swssss a4c bic yarb.
60 etld feline 1weeS Cuttings, rul
So 3oG brett. Die nelteiten Mpeen.
Sebr quite @aaren fir ben @irter.
DieSelben tpuroen fruber at SIC bers
fault unler jeeiser Freis 1T bios 24s
bic 0aro.
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9il6leinen
Il. SerDietten.

SIS anns leinene Naptins, 81 baa
Dnseno, @ertb $l.26.
81 Dinner Naptins, gar; 2einer
III ST. rs bas Dussnb. Wsrtp $i.50.
SO 2cd breiter, edit tirtlider Da.
matt, rur 35e bic garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

~ Sbee Gets,
gum ] 9reis reriser tuie Der aoiter=
preis.
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MDbd-O'pmt,

SIN unierem M6bel Department tom,
liep tdsliG reue iinb id0ne 6riitlinsss
rpaorerl an. Damerl urio 2inoer Stible
Nm1t RnbinefS, Dnmen S@reibtiife.
Gdfels, Merican Gnpr uno 2upfer
Gif4e etc.
Gin ih5ner Mntique gidvnbOl3 Dis
Herfhrant, mnht Elm i65nes @sf9erf
ffir cine Dame, rtur' $l3. rs.
Sod cine Got bon Domen SGneiber
9ifden> nur CSC.
Cine grpBs uno fd0ne MuSrabI
6hLnfgimmer Ginridtunge1l ~ bsoeus
leno utsori0la<n 4!resieu, I5r bl<ie @cds
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

t1ngeNe;hteg Dtfct Tlannelle, iAtuere
lualitdt, MIR &C bic p 'rb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

-aauit eusr biufs ii, asblea lei Der
Will @ppb 30, Sc. Suo 3te
Strabe. Sebt Die greiie: Trodeaes
@ans=6pls $2.25; trpdenes eemiidt
Il 50; @burn 4 SUB $3.50; 8::rfcn
une @i&en 4 SUB $3.50. 8aBz 9ol5
A SUP 81 so. ID
, 1888-01-01

The new year comes to Cheyenne and
Wyoming laden with great promise. The
outlook is that there will be a great acces-
sion to the population and the develop
i. mcnt of the will be greater than
has ever before been known IN the history
of the territory. Much activity in rail-
road building will mark the year. So far
as Cheyenne is concerned the new year is
full of responsibility. During its progress
may be laid the foundation for the future
great metropolis. Perseverance, energy
and iarsightedness will be necessary to
accomplish these much desired ends but
that they can be accomplished with well
directed effort there is no room for doubt.
Among the good resolutions which ev-
erybody should adopt and stick to is one
to uphold the town and territory through
thick and thin. Show your faith by
placing your money where 1t will do the
most good and keep your shoulder to the
wheel OF progress.
Then before you realize it general pros
perity will be upon us, and the new year
will be a continual round of pleasure.
, 1888-01-01
PERSONAL POINTS.

Henry II. Justus, of St. Paul, Mimi,
brother of the late G. p. Justus, is in
town, and may possibly locate here.
George Masten is dangerously sick with
rheumatism.
Auditor N. NJ. Grant came over from
Laramie yesterday.
Hon. Chas. Guernsey, of Lusk, mem
Der elect to the next territorial council, is
in the city.
Mrs. Robt. Shingle and son have re-
turned from an eastern visit.
Bishop Warren and family, well known
in this city, are registered at the Inter
Ocean.
r. o. Gilroy, advance representative of
the Nellie Boyd company, is in town.
+. f. Willard is in from Phillips.
, 1888-01-01
SUNDAY SERVICES
In Cheyenne Churches During Day
and Evening.

Scandinavian Lutheran church, Rev.
&. j. Beckman, pastor. Services this
evening at S p. III. at city hall, Scandi,
n~avians heartily invited.
First Presbyterian church, Rev. Il. Il.
Field, pastor. Services at IL 4. m.
Communion of the Lords supper. No
evening service. Sunday school after
morning service.
ST. Marks church, Rev. Geo. G. Ralter,
pastor. First Sunday after Christmas.
Litnny sermon and holy communion at
IL a IN. Evcnsong and sermon at 1870
y. III. A cordial invitation extended to
all. Seats free.
First Baptist church-Rev. w. j.
Stearns, pastor. Service at ii q. m,
including the celebration of the Lords
supper Sunday school at l2:l5. Con-
gregation unite in union service in the
evening All are invited.
South Side church. - Preaching at
II II. M. by the pastor, j. &. Langc.
Sunday school at l2:l5 p. III. Young
peoples society of Christian End oavor
meets at $50 in the evening. A cordial
invitation extended to all to attend these
meetings.
German church-Deutscho Versamm-
lung wird jedcn Sonntag Abcnd um s Uhr,
in Kecfc's halle (Y. NJ. 9. A. roomsl,
abgehalten werdcn. Pastor, j. &.
Lange; predict naechsten Sonntag Abcnd
ueber folgenden Gegenstand: Bedeutng
Des Tdges Deutsche list HERMIT herzlich
eingeladcn dieser Versammlung beizu-
wnohnen.
First Congregational church, Rev. A.
w. Williams, pastor-Preaching at II a,
M. and I p. m. Morning subject, How
to Make a Happy New Year" Evening,
Union gospel services. Sermon by Rev,
d. l.. RAIDER. Special union services
every afternoon during the week Of prayer
at 3 O'Clock. Preaching every night by
the pastor. Sabbath school at 1915
Y oung peoples meeting at 6 p. N. You
are earnestly invited.
Methodist Episcopal church. -Rev. D
L. RAIDER, pastor. Preaching at IL a. m
Morning subject, Conservation. Sun
day school at l2:l5 p. M; Judge Lace.
superintendent. Young peoples meeting
at 6 p. M. At 7 p. m. this congregation
will Join the other churches of the city il
a union service at the Congregations
church, the pastor of this church t
preach the sermon from the words
Occupy Till | Come" Services ever
evening during the week, beginning at
o'clock.
, 1888-01-01
HOLLlNGSWORTH HAY RAKES.

FERGUSON ST, CHEYENNE, WYo.
, 1888-01-01
Notice of city Election.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,

NiANH VI VII Si@H"iNN
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 81, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be an election held in the several wards in
the city of Cheyenne on Tuesday the 10th
day of January, A. D. 1888, for the pur-
pose of ~electing the following named off
GERS, to-wit: One member of the city
council for the First Ward for the term of
three (3) years, One member of the city
council for the Second Ward for the term
of three (3) years. One member Of the
city council for the Third Ward for the
term of three (3) years.
Said election will be held in the several
wards Gas designated by the city councilD
as follows:
First Ward-At Metropolitan hotel,
corner Ferguson and Fifteenth streets.
Second Ward-AL |. g. Whipple's
stable. in block $50.
Third Ward-At G.. &. Charlton's
livery stable, corner Eddy and Eighteenth
streets
[sEALl W. L. KUYKENDALL.,
City Clerk.
Great bargains in clothing at l.. Loeb s.