Kmicratltn
Mr. L. Kabis, the agent of the Ger
man-American packet company, will
depart for Europe on his second busi
ness trip as agent on or before the 20th
of April. The only agencies that the
company have west of New York are
the agencies at Chicago, Denver, Chey
enne and San Francisco, Mr. Kabis
being the agent at Cheyenne, and it is
but fair to say that since his last trip
to Europe in the interest of immigra
tion, almost wholly at his own expense,
many Emigrants, including men of
wealth, have come to cast their lot
with us. On his next trip to Europe
Mr. Kabis will be accompanied by his
wife.
Why He Does It.
It is no wonder that S. Bon sells
more boots and shoes than anyone in
town, because ho gives a better arti
cle for less money than any other shoe
house in the territory.
For Sale Cheap.
Entire stock and fixtures of a first
class restaurant and fruit store, with an
established trade, in good location.
Will sell cheap, as the owner wants to
quit business. Gko. Marra, corner
of Eddy and Sixteenth streets.
I have too many goods and want to
sell them. Prices no object. Polack,
clotbier.
rERSONAI. MINTION.
YESTERDAY
E. P. Snow left for Laramie City.
8. W. Downey left for Laramie.
H. G. Hay arrived from the east.
C. N. Blend returned to Denver.
Thoe. Swan left for Cummins City.
Tom Sun arrived from Carbon county.
Prof. Robinson returned from Lara
mie.
G. B. Goodell and wife left for the
east
3. L. Moyer and wife arrived from
Denver.
Mrs. A. A. Jordan arrived from
Blackford, Idaho.
H. B. Rumspy, of the Sidney eating
bouse, passed west.
