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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10


yog VIII Ms II - loV DON'T rsxE
7 soe = ~ niee los shl.e 20 esa So 4 81
as 4 fsoFsa
NiCs HoNE FOR t7x. hKffte oNE
a tg So. kao vacant so&s cAesp az II the
sisth ssId oeslsstas EAaas q fstFts - ~
> ess 1sF@s ssss issof&lle Aose "5ss'a.
t>oR sALE-fNo GooB HOUSES on CES-
"a e.. iogF "a isais ~, eps a. aessslb ssS-
snd nias o(hsfs 0zaAt l1ia2. Ald 2e@el
t4osf IA
NOR sAEk OK FOR kFST -THkEk pwfIL
Il ins> se0 f2rnas ioDe within sooai hall q seiis
81 ses ciss a1d enc stnFe. 80 naoss ~no t~ss
aaeat 5eselb asElln- 3 C41a ~ 40
IsOR SAIE-HorsE ASD LOT AT = LIZ.
L t1gslsn - ke4ellee issostaaile1 gwen ~
FeAllel.ce
tS0K sALE-noTsEs AND Tots. vACAkT
1 loGs ana fArsns so1ne ehoAee bargains ntsken
oon. Hughes q Thonss EoolHs . sna ., Aea
housemal bloek. ~
TOR sALF-THREE LOTS OS IAFAf Ell p
I - cheap Il improtea' tee ialn ..1ss ~sls
fom Cigy hsA- r II stafford, y fesr-st -
IsOR sALE-i9o ACkk FARM kii-ks FROM
II the eify lirst-clSS neigheodhoSd- co The
msin Fcsd. good buildings sns ~eA ss1esco
frsee $500 WI take 30 ho,se sla sot Ia the
city a. ps1 payment. Luton & Dtntoh
nOUsEs. LOIS AND fARNs FOX SALE
III cheap al Dr. Aeeuboers. AenhaR biees,
corner OF Acnros and bifis.oasts "a
NOR s.IY-TBE BOON ~ REAI EsTATE
hss struck the northeast part VI The city.
D I. CoIbilt has already sold ~ iots hts spflns
lie has hundred more 70 sesl fhsse wanting
befs aims better call on hln al ~ CsDslsL III
NOR sAs.E 1K RENr-ThREE AND OSf
L half acres Of land ana good farm house, With
modern Improvements. one ana obs-hsli niles
from Hall on south DsiAlon. Apply 10 MT. J, G
Walker second haEd furniture sore. u 20 u
south Division-st TO-
IHEAP HOAfS-sfX HOUSES AND LOTS IN
Y Sixth ward at from $50 10 500. also vacant
A - haf4 nd ie1 ofl
fO0rgh-sl Tor o. 900 small payment down,
balance OF easy terms More & Wilson, attorneys
Ledyard block. III
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
dwelling house { a Jsmesst, for s2.59e, and su
S0 acre isrm in Sparta for 81. 100: all on small
IsyIr ents and reasonable terms. 4. A. Dsppsf,
nom rs. Ledysrd block, over Public lAbrsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

would have heeD created one hundred yssrs
sz0 by he sight of one 0f Sgr modern ex-
press trains vhizxing siong A. tie rafe of
sixty miles a. hogr Jgst think how our
ETandfathers would have stared az suCh =
spectacle. Tt takes good deal % ssfon sh
people nov s-dsys. tut some q the marvel
COS c1rss Of consumption. wrought bv Or
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. have
crsafed widespread AMUSEMENT C0nsump-
tion ia 81 isst ack8sv edged curahls. The
Golden AsGicsi Disc very" - The oaly
knoVn rsmssy for T. n taken A. ths righ 8
iine-~sich. bear in mind is not rheu th :
lungs srs resriT E0ns-it wiH - rirhf 10
The ssst ~ tee tisesse ard accomplish its
work ss nothing eiSe IN The wcrd 4 can.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Dairy Commissioner Howard SAYS that
adultarated cheese Is TO a considerable extent
brough. into Minnesota and consumed. It
contains colorinS matter. hogs lard and
arsenic. and a. it can Dc sold for less than
genuine cheese can be made for finds resdy
purchasers. The law imposes tine of So
upon the person found guilty of selling this
50 calIed cheese. ana the dairv commissioners
are looking up some cases they have in hand.
New YORK sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
AGENTS. TAINTED.

VI ANTED -- SEVERAL SMART PUSHING
W ladies 70 thoroughly canvas this city for sn
article every married woman WI, buy when prop.
eTiy shown. Sells readily; good prohls None OF
cur agents make less than s. per cay; many more
than s.. or particulars address. with refer
enees, Fern & Co, ISs4 Madison ST., Chicago III.
I0l
WANTED-THREE HONEST, PUSHING MEN
W IN your vicinity. Special inducements now /;
fast selling specislgies. stock nIss-cass: salts
faction guaranteed: pecDlisr advantages TO be-
gnBers Don't delay. Salary frpm start Brown
Brothers. nurserynen, Chicago III. l22
WANTED RELIABLE AGENT FOR KENT
w County 10 sell schoheids Vaporizing In
hsleri quick seller and good profits Call or sd
dress II Mathews & Co, 76 sixth ST. Stale agents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

4 seal ring. With watch set in room u
the seal. IS the latest thing ont in je~-lry.
Ire tiulekeeper 3 a marvel 81 delicate work
inonsoip. snd really . triumph of tle iswel-
ers Art r. Is triAe larger than TIE ord
nary cameo or siEaet for iades' wear. but
Rot large enough - b clumsy or to iook o9t
CT piace On delicate osEd---Chicazo Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Hs0 EETS WssRfEa kEe ErEry fskss
It sheu, ,d save rad nsTr'es bssl ~
rr,,of-rpsaer olsservea thst g snaounsei 80
saou1 ne ssrls thi1<. su3 - sii nct d-sw
hs siae psrcii thrcn<h tbs er-or. Jns5r-
tansteiv fae-s rss considerable tr8th n
his observation Thousands Of husbecds
50 eor stcnt = r,rrfsd siznoSf - despair ~
re l neslfe eaf sfP'cis thetr wives. srd
et'so r7os iit~ ef ccuEsrt sd nepriens<.
fhere y eGs rus faSs sa1 s,.-e usy "a
f1arse 81 az Fsr - rptter he isc IS
soc1if re n. Eierces favoFfoe presrr-p-
ten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

/ C~T-A LADlEs STA EMHREllFs VIE
II solo iaF. "a i.aVrsFe, fsitca ~ I0nroe a.
81 - lesVlax ssfle a. 81 Vera rfTsion-s1 1tf
/ DeT-aoNEf LOST FE EvE81' BODY THAT
IL aas sEy e.esllnz ar eossaTinx &, fe do-e Ia
So - ~ sfyie s lreF t-Er c1 Z, ERE fsee
-seew TTe rs.zs ~ q cseei-sf ts7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

fes esz b<z ~ ttEes a. 4xy ysoysxtLs>z4sEt
sss - foaEd ~ Sisseing the KsnnesF "a
~sEss ~ ssssa- A&y sSEssf = Lac esassed
sssss feu Lac
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

ANTFD-T0 CoNTPAcT 6SF MILLION
W h-ies deirs~sd "a snd Rarisls atTnf ore
hundred tE5f saa6 On hand. ~ - Dc we're a.
crre. bs an9e u - Delivered IN Nay luxe end
ny Aibest Brsgn. ls
TNkNIFT)- EFEEY BODY 10 kN0w THST
W - ~h f.Fnisa "a ard iaSs.s ~ zear.
notice is- parties of snY xnd. NsiEsrs Pr
ire s1ore. -oGta Isivision - opuossse Llvias
stan SO Lsif
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
For Reilf--HOsIses,

NOR RENT-ONE FARM, ONE HOTsF OK
C,ntre-s'.. five rooms or South Division 4.
and three on Folntsin-st. Grand Union. 3 aud {.
Ioser block. lG7
COR RENT-sEVES ROOM HOUSE, SIS FUL-
tna-st. Eskt. 6eSisabie location. sis.0o rer
month. hard and soft water. Enquire j. Pearls
= G. smith. ia
LOR RENT-OTrAwA BEACH HOTEL THE
L most popular summer resort IN Mfc1igsD. af
he mouth of Black Lake. and on sbors of Lake
Michigan. - miles ron Grand Rapids. ssd c,n-
tTctlc 4 BY West Michigan Park Association of rer
one hundred members Bathing snd hsbi-g
grounds unequs led. beautiful hotel, with ez-
tIalaTge d.sizx foQa. over a., 20 people on the
grounds last seas n. Tr0poSitioGs Tor rent oi
hotel or 70 manage L 81 the interest ~ the Asso
ciati7n should - ficd With he recretsry, yrTls
r Perkins - Lyon -, Grand Rapids. Mich. on
or befo April a ises- Privilege reserved 20 re
,eCt any O. al ti,ls lu5
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

ToR sffF-EFn WOOD TENsEE iV f4pcF
1 ~ sreH trscts. lysnR ~ soei sF7srs tssr g.
sr1 r-r sg sfJ-9la- ise1 n te
corrssr rcstenes eo effes stsr~se y Mfrev
tz. srtoce1r CO. q se~-is. 1f
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Help Fdated--Fenafe.

WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL To DO
w general housework- Call between aud 10
a. i4 Iurner-st los
ED-EMBROlDERERs TO WORK OK
w piece WORK Girls tauz ht " emhroider and
furnished employment Lady canyassefs wanted
Tor fast selling TeaslEy. Room 10, No. -
Courtst los
WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housework AZ lSS South Lsfayet.e-st
lOltf
WANTED-A COMPETENT SECOND GIRL
w GOOD wages paid and references required
Apply al II North Laiayette-St l04
WANTED GOOD SHIRT aAEERS 5 sill RI
w foiishers, Cooks. Hotel help, and gen
eral servants, Monday. Grand Union, 81 West
Bridge-st lOI
WANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN
W ersl house1ork: also girl 10 assis. in the
care OF Children. at 3l5 Cherry-St. l0l
WANTED-A GIRL TO ASSIST WITH IRON
w Ing. Tuesday or "Wednesday of each week,
2S6 Lyon-st. 99;f
WANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" eral housework AZ l93 Second-lye. i02
WANI So -lAAEDIAfELI. GIEL FOR GEE-
W ersl houscs osh Inquire at lss North Diyi-
siou St. Good references required. s0tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Sifmnklons li-Gnted--Mnkc.

MANIFESTATIONS YOUNG NAN, (9o
~ married. AZ present residing IN New York.
competent tooG keeper, corTtsTonceBt in English.
SSrin2n anG French With long experience in
biisne 9. desir pr asnent position with good
hoGse al Grand .alrds; highest references. Ad
dfesA = ~. hox .. Ielesr Herald. l05
lhANfED - SITUATION. A GENTLEMAN
~ with ten years experience wants position
as booEEeeper. % assistant or auy nd OF Office
work with good FIRM. AdaTess e., box s this
Office lQI
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

TrkNTFr - RENT-s EorNE rrow 70 e
~ rsoa- ~eNr ~ g. sEe~sr f1E ar sTr
49, ~ ~ r. srs1ee2 kk2zeAv - = 80
tt.sercs -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Muskegon

C1ce, - Hsslzrn ave. &DAs< Eecx I1s
ffl EsA2x- HEsALB essiyeree every nerrlGs |.
4<lzcx
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Help Banfesf--Maie.

WAsrED-A RLACksgITH Al 7oo cHERRY-
w a 40 ehronie gruht need apply. ID. "
e. hts laltf
t(ANTfD - HfS 10 SILL SHETLAND
" mOCnsAin I1ales little e~zulies spotted and
solid colon. l2fsest held in Amencs. rare oIFor-
tauity Tor business ssnple poay free On reason .
able to1dltOns InClosx large self-sddrosssd Z
Stamped envelope y. van kzgb. bosrDe. Ken
dali Co. Iexas l0I
WANTEn-NEE 10 WORK OK WOOD
w usin OF new 9 h, l. n. X K Apply
On train 81 tourth-sve crossing Train leaves
SO a. % wages O. n per css. AekAe L Lalisy.
contraction lNi
secoSD HAND sHAPER. AD-
w dress Cool q Curtlss. freeports Mich,
stating pr.ce. etc. 100
lrASTED-5 GERMAN OR POLISH LABOR
W efs By Monday. Rooms and 4, Tower
block lol
WANTED - MANAGERS FOR MCsKEGoN
w ana Kalamazoo brs nche>. big money 70 ~
hight party. Csl or address business Chance
Bureau, rooms and 4, Tower block y7tf
NAMED RELIABLE ENER6ErIC MAN ~
W your vicinity. salary froIa atari on liberal
terms Rochester Fruit Farm aud Nurseries
Retail Department, Hooker. Brown a Co, brgh-
ton, y. \. loi
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

-Dslly. All Others dsiiv ercep suposs.
sleeping car run on Paciac and susuIC IA
fTesse~ a. sno from Detroit -Tarlof can Ftfn o1
Day ksrreHs and Grand hsrids Espresa - ard
IRON Dstfoii-Difec connections n ade 81 Tislrnsi
With o. throreh trains es,t-- 1lrsets on ssls NJ
mon TlcEd once, - Monroe and a. pnlou
depot
GFss 81. Rosks, CEN Agt - Aunro~sr
o. ". kJGeELs. q. ?. and q A.. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

fIsiIF. hunofl f1reTtfd- HllHII
fsstensers issiny tie Detfoif hrpr~s fsfs
IT.. uaEs airsc connections Tor htw tars a..
f0T snr j points ffet
1trough tloket " al podust snsi sn6 a
suo seeplnf CO.. bsrfnf rsD - secured sf q "a
y AN ksiifost ef'y ofloe. evesst Hotsl. en9
o. oerxs-
"a CtkTFE1I. Ciif fnes AZ
6Eo. ErrFE 1rsfic Manage rhiraxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
F-oy Peps--B -Busfp-ss Places.

TOR RENT-A NFAI NARKFT Al 10 SOUTH
Division -. with ics foK racks. counfer. etc q.
al comt lie an Z ready f5F basine-s. goD1 loca-
= iou The isst ecrrpABt did srie1di8 h1sinesS
Also q 2. s rer uGrta use 10 rear n saEne.
Ts.+.ra 80. over 4 rrara fn4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Miscellaneous.

yVANTRD-BLACKsMIT TO BUY A BLACK
W smith and wagon shop IN Berlin, on easy
terms. Call or address ChsIleS Wells, Reno. OF
tsva Co Mich l05
WANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w in cleaning and coloriDg of gents clothing
ssd ladies dresses shawls crepes silks etc. the
best place IN this city u the "ksgle Steam DYE
House No q Canal 81 io3
CALEsMAN-cAN ADD LINE SMALL
- samples ore agent earned $3.50. Others up
10 &, 90 in 1886 p. o. Box 1871. New York 2i9f
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Real Esfafe--Counfry

atC0t
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR CITY
L property. Farm. Vacant Lots, Houses and
Lots. Timber Land General stocks. etc. Grand
Union. Room 3, Tvwer block. loi
NOR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, thirty-hye improved.
Rapids & Indiana X. L.; one mile from Pierson
village. bargain II sold Al once NJ l. swim,
Is C.nal-st s7ti
EoR SALE or TRADE-FRUIT FARM AND
limbered land Suburban lots for sale. Houses
and lots for sale ana rent. Notary pubic aud
conyeyancer, A. 7. Kellogg G. North Division
st fi9
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L property, farm OF II acres. four miles south
of Hsii'st Enquire OF Watson q Frost, lS7 Grand.
vile ave lOi
EoR sALE-PINE AND RID WOOD LANDS.
i good farms and city property for sale cheap,
also money 10 loan. Call al Loyett block, Canal
ST. opposite Sweets Hotel. A. X Antlsdel. 45ti
NOR sALf-GOOD PROPERTY FoR sALEAT
L Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting 20 sell al
dress MTs Mary Aaron. Byron Centre. Mich Ai
For --Mfscettaneous.
nor SALE - SEVEN GROCERY STOCKS.
three restaurants. Grand Union, and 4.
Tower block. lOS
LfOR SALE-EEws AMI JOB oFFICE; GOOD
town; good chance during campaign. Ad-
dress X. y box ;, this ofnce. lti
nor SALE - on WEDNESDAY MORNING.
April II, at 100 Norm Latayette-St., one dark
bedroom suite, walnut exierson table, chairs.
stands, cook. oil and heating .toves, etc. l0l
JNOR sAIE-AN ELEGANT NEW UPRIGHT
L piano OF monthly payments, cheap Apply
at No. IS Thonas-st. l0l
NOR sALE-RORsE. HARNESS AND CARR
age; horse suiishie for driving, family or
work. Enquire 81 J. W York Sons, No. 3
lGnia-st.. or ISL Madison ave. s6tf
TOR SALE - EXTRA NICE DRY K1NDLING-
i wood et $50 per lead delivered Grand
~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

Personal
DkftkN The OFERA GLAsSks The rEk
" soD ~ho va seea 70 pics ~ psiT u smoked
p<sri opssa glssses 81 he eoDccit soaosy sfea-
L1s a. toexrs' MI kl1diy leave then i-1ns III
sLeiy ~ lhe b0x ocice al Powers Us
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Spring Overcoats

That we want To tell you about to-
day. They are beauties. Just look
ut them, that's all we ask. When
you see them YOU will buy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
For S0le--Hffsceflane0ffs.
W0nteS--To E.rchunge.

WANTED TO EXCHANGF--WE HAVE SEV-
" farms 70 exchange for grocery and gen
eral stocks. Grand Union, 3 and 4, Tower block.
lOS
UTANTED TO EXCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS
" farm for good house In the city. Grand
Union, and 4. Tower block. l0s
WANTED TO EXCH ANGE-PROPERTY 20l
W Moth Frent-ss. Tor foufh Division st. pro-
peTty. Brysoa Pierce, .01 Ncrh Frontst. lO7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

MJooD-EXTRA NICE PINE SLABS FOR
w by load or cord. four foot and stove
length, $40 per cord at the wood yard OF
John II. Bruest, l64 Lagrave-st IO7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10

ios freirhf lesve t--snf psrads n 70
IT,. ffrTTfrs fssseDfrrs es fsv as Fsssrnsz~~
q rs ms csiiy eSrfri rf1deg
1frohgf tiffets ~ a. Foifftt sflf ftfthf totisep
~ fosfbe< esr - se<ireo 81 Juio1 icket Jf5o~
q kUsroe-s6.. enc 81 cstot
.fr 4 faree1snf
f. tFs frft tfeln
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Carpet Cieaniny Uoriss.

CARPETS TAKEN UP CLEANED RELAID
v and made over. Carpets cleaned epsIately
in the open sir. Window Shades made TO order.
Carpets packed 10 prevent moths. Beet Of r ter
ences. Louis Reynolds No. i North Divisions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
Ranrdlnn.


r,0R 4 3 v0r CAV HAvF NTCF R0ON Avn
good hosrd a p BrosdvAy. or Thira-s 1cl
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-10
FurRiture hf0red.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
Dy Radclif & Holt, Ill eouth Divlsion-st, tele-
phone No. 90l. JaDy 9, so
FURNITURE STORED. MOVED AND PACK
II CO oy Mrs q. ! Walker, Nos. Is TO II South
Divison-st, on short rotice. 1C7
, 1888-11-11
Things Theatrical.

The Couuelin. Hading company is being
literally ~patronized in Boston.
A Midsummer Nights Dream has been
revived on a grand scale in New York.
Byrne and Wallack's revision of Uncle
Toms Cabin has made a pronounced hit
in New York. 1t differs from all other
versions.
Na3jy is to be produced in Chicago
this week.
S~aulsbury's Troubadonrs are in New
Orleans.
Sydney Rosepfeld's The Lady or the
Tiger is billed for ChicaCo.
Jarbeau continues to play to a good
business in Chicago.
Blanche Marsden will probably fail in
Der attempt to break her fathers will.
Manager Harry Miner is in Europe.
The u to be erected to the
memory of John Mccullough by Amer
can actors has reached Philadelphia.
Minnie Hauk has begun a long concert
tour through Germany and Russia.
Ethel Sprague, daughter Of Kate Chase
Sprague. will make her debut as an actress
next sprin:. She is now studying in
New York.
, 1888-11-11

Frank Daniels, the inimitable purveyor
of fun and merriment, who has estab-
lished his claim to be classed as a merry
maker by his success in "Old Sport" in
Charley Hoyt's Rag BABY, will make his
first appearance in this city in his new
play, Little Puck. 1t is needless to say
anything of Mr.. Daniels merits as a COM
edian in this connection. 1t is sufficient
to mention only that he has the leading
role, ''Packingham Giliedge," and that
he has surrounded himself with a com
pany of very clever artists, each of whom
is eminently capable of being a specialist.
The play of Little Puck is replete with
comic and absurd situations and ludicrous
conference.-the theme being the ex-
change Of position under some magic tails.
man, of father and son-Giltedge, Senior,
becoming a s%choolboy, while his son
Oaniels) takes on the responsibilities Of
pater familias and the stock exchange.
The change being only in personal ap,
pearance, the fun may be imagined of an
old experienced head among the school
girls, and a young untaught lad among
the bulls aud bears. The dialogue is
bright and vivacious. The play ends
agreeably and things are happily straight
ened oEt by the two being transformed
back 20 their original selves-wiser but
apparently not sadder from their many
ludicroas and exciting adventures.
At The opera house tomorrow night.
, 1888-11-11
POINT

Capt. Lasher of Pocatello is in town.
Rhea and company are at the Inter
Ocean.
NJ. A. Shipmap of the Burlington is in
the city.
G. Moore, Indianapolis, is an Inter
Ocean guest.
W. H. Zindal arrived from Douglas
last evening.
Tom Harvey, quite i'll, came in from the
north yesterday.
superintendent Wurtele returned from
the West yesterday feeling slightly indis-
posed.
John Eickhorst of Camp Carlin left for
St. Louis last night and will be absent
several weeks.
Rev. +. W. Vinson, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, returned from the
East last evening.
Jerry Murphy, ESQ.,, has returned from
Salt Lake and contemplates spending the
winter in Cheyenne.
Doc Denton, the trotting driver and
trainer, has returned from Sacramento.
The climate did not agree with him.
NJ. H. Baldwin, assistant general freight
agent of the Union Pacific, with head
quarters at Omaha, Is in town accom-
panied by his sister.
P. Touhy, assistant Union Pacific SUI
perintendent at North Platte, and Alex
McGregor, roadmaster, were in town Fri
day and a portion of Yesterday.
Noah P. Plant, for several years a re,
spected resident of Cheyenne, left for
Omaha last night to enter the service OF
the Union Pacific freight department at
that point.
, 1888-11-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following instruments were filed in
the Office of the county clerk yesterday for
record:
Richard Ashworth to VIM. P. Gannett,
lots l and 2, block 232;' 81, $50.
John Hess to Herman D. Lee, lots IL
and II, Burlington Heights addition to
Cheyenne; $50.
Rose Murrin to Francis E. Warren,
south hall of lots l and ,, block l39; $500.
, 1888-11-11
The Laramie Notification.

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER
LARAMIE, Wyo., Nov. 1O.-An enthu-
siastic Republican demonstration occurred
here tonight. The torchlight procession
eclipsed anything previously attempted in
the city. There were white house and
log cabin floats and a variety of banners.
Residences and places of business along
the line of march were brilliantly illumi-
mated and profusely decorated.
, 1888-11-11

The place to buy the finest quality OF al
kinds of groceries. choice winter app, ,
new sweet cider, Iowa and Cheye,r re
creamery butter, pure cider vinegar, Fl, h
g ranch butter, celery and all kind, Of
vegetables, dressed poultry. Cash buys
more goods for the money than ever be,
fore known in Cheyenne. Call and be
convinced. Respectfully yours, G. w.
Stanley. BOG West Seventeenth street.
, 1888-11-11
Removing Rails.

Considerable steel is being taken up on
the Colorado Central railway south of..the
proposed cross over from the Denver Pa
cifc. A number of men are now en-
ployed in this work. The rails. which al e
comparatively sound, will be used in re-
pairs on the main line and branches.
, 1888-11-11

That the Union Pacific, the Overland
Route, and the Chicago & Alton railroads,
commencing Sunday, Nov. A, will run
Pullman palace sleepers through from
Salt Lake City, via Denver, to Kansas
City and Chicago, with only one change
of cars from Portland, San Francisco or
Los Angeles. Take this line from Port
land, San Francisco. Helena. Butte, Salt
Loke City amp Ogden to Chicago.
, 1888-11-11
STOP A MINUTE

Your measures East for Clothing call
IN and see us. We can give you better
fits and better prices. This is plain
fact. All we ask is for you to come
and see for yourselves. In the line of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
we have just received a fine line of the
Latest and most Stylish Garments.
Clothes suitable for all ages and sizes.
, 1888-11-11
The w Case.

A jury in the Mcdowell case, now up
for consideration in the court of the sec
ond judicial district at Laramie, was Sc
cured Yesterday afternoon after a siege of
tho days. Mcdowell is to be tried for a
double murder committed about a year
since.
, 1888-11-11
stockhorders, Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Manhattan Cattle company will be
held at the office of the company in the
city of Cheyenne, Wednesday, Dec. 5.
1885, at o'clock p. NJ, for the election Of
trustees for the ensuing year aud the tran
saction of such business as may properly
come before the meeting.
j. D. FREEBoRN, Secretary.
Cheyenne, Nov. H., 1888,
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Celebrating at Laramie.

The Republicans held high carnival at
Laramie last night, celebrating their
sweeping victory in gorgeous style. The
Cheyenne delegation present included:
Judge Carey, w. R. Schnitger, f. S.
Hebard, Willis Van Devanter, Frank
Bond, Louis Kirk, E. A. Slack and ex-
Governor Warren.
, 1888-11-11

CHEYENNE, Nov. 7, 1888.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the VT Cattle company will be held at
the Office of the company in Cheyenne.
Wyo., at 2 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday,
Nov. 20, 1888, for the election of trustees
and such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Isa8c BERGMAN. Secretary.
, 1888-11-11

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums. allays
the pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for &arrhea. twenty-five cents
a bottle.
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sports, Menu election week.

Monday-Quail on toast.
Tuesday-Chicken.
Wednesday-Soup.
Thursday-Ham sandwich.
Friday-Crackers.
Saturday-Pretzels.
Sunday-Snowballs.
, 1888-11-11

Ben Hellman is in New York and Man
ager Gus Lehman is cutting prices to beat
the d..
, 1888-11-11

Tle largest stock of fine brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice hqueurS and superfue
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth aud Ferguson
streets.
, 1888-11-11

A large line OF fall overcoats just re-
Ell we'd at Hellman's.
, 1888-11-11

Oysters on the half shell at the Saddle
Rock.
, 1888-11-11

Corduroy suits from 81 up at Green
trees.
, 1888-11-11

Following are the figures e~lecting W,P.
Carroll and w. F. Lee justices of the
peace for Cheyenne precinct. Carrolrs
majority over Lee was II; Lees over
NIL 20
, 1888-11-11

Seven dollar suits at Greentree's. AL
sizes.
, 1888-11-11

In this Department we have a very full
line, embracing standard makes. We
invite comparison with our prices.
, 1888-11-11

Suitable for Men, Boys and Children.
We have a very full line of Soft Hats.
The Knox Stiff Hat, in the latest
shape, is a very nobby article.