, 1896-11-30
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.


Mrs. Eugene Ransome is reported
quite seriously i'll.
J. W. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try it.
Twenty-four cars of cattle were fed
at the Laramie stock yards yesterday.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York, at Browns, served in all styles.
United States Judge Sanborn went
west in a special car on No. 8 yester-
day.
The Riverside Stock company ship
ped seven cars of cattle today, and
Noah Wallis two cars.
Choice and large assortment of per-
fumery. suitable for Christmas pres
ents: the finest in the city: at Chas.
N. Settele's.
Edwin S. Crocker and family OF
Evanston are preparing to make their
home in Ogden. They will move to
that place next week.
After mounting around for a couple
of weeks. the Knickerbocker and Fort
Russell football teams have declared
their game off. Their pleasure was all
in the anticipation.
Marshal w. E. Hiskey will go to
North Platte. Neb., tomorrow night.
where he will give testimony in the
case against the crooks whom he re-
Gently arrested at this place.
County Treasurer Mckee today re-
ceived payment in full for the delin-
quent Union Pacific land tax Of 1895.
And thus an intricate problem is set
tied on the side of the county and to
the satisfaction of everybody.
George J. Spear was arrested at
Greeley Saturday for having the car
casses of two deer and 10 deer heads in
his possession. They were shipped
from Routt county. Colo. via Rawlins.
| Wyo.. to Greeley, and were billed as
trees.
The home of A. H. King, superin-
tendent Of bridges and buildings of the
Wyoming division Of the Union Pa
cific. was Guaranteed yesterday, his
little 12-year-old SON. Clarence, being
i'll with diphtheria.-Cheyenne Tri-
bune.
An old colored woman was diseov-
cred one day last week wandering
about in the vicinity of Aurora sta
ton. She was picked up and taken
to Rawlins. where she was adjudged
insane and ent to Evanston. It is
thought she came from Cheyenne.
Beginning with tomorrow, Dec. l,
the stores will keep open at will until
Dec. 81, after which date the I o'clock
closing hour will again go into eff
feet. This arrangement is made on Or
der that the merchants and people may
have the full benefit of the holiday
trade.
Rev. Sage delivered a remarkably
fine discourse at the Presbyterian
church yesterday, his subject being the
PARALLELS Of Providence" So many
people have expressed a desire for a
copy Of the sermon that The Republi-
can will present 1t in full in tomor,
rows issue.
A man was seen making a hasty exit
from one OF Laramie's popular tom
serial parlors this noon. He struck
the earth some time before his hat, but
not quite as lightly. On enquiring the
cause of the rupture it was found that
he had refused to contribute his mite
to the BARRIERS fund.
E. G. Freddy Rhodes died at the
county poor farm yesterday morning,
and was buried today. Rhodes was q
member of the G. A. r. and was a
well known character in this section.
For many years he lived in the vicin-
i:y of Tie Siding and over on Sheep
creek, just across the Wyoming line
in Colorado.
Thanksgiving eve Mr.. and Mrs. c.
N. Northrup entertained about eeven
ty-five Of their friends in grand style
at their beautiful ranch 10 miles from
Lookout. Music and dancing was the
amusement provided and IT was broad
daylight in the morning when thu
guests reluctantly departed. Mrs.
Northrup has gained the reputation oil
being one of the finest cooks in the
state. and THE guests did Justice to the
elegant feast Of good things which she
had prepared. Much credit Is reflected
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Northrup and Mr..
Atwell. foreman of the ranch, Tor the
pleasantest party Of the season.
To CURk a GOLD II GONE DAY
Take laxative Brom0 Qalniris Tablets.
All druggists REFUND the money II It
fails to cure. &c.
| OH! Ny BACK.
A good many tired men and women
could get rid Of that pain in their back
II they would try Parks Sure Cure for
/ tho livAr and lAmav , ThA tronhta 4.