Pools on the bicycle and hose races will
be s >ld at the Inter Ocean, beginning at
9 o clock tomorrow morning. There are
so many good men entered for these races
and so much difference of opinion as to
their relative capacity that pool selling
has already reached big figures.
The Piilnre I'lmnnncv.
The drug store formerly owned by
Rhodes A Troxell will hereafter be known
as the Palace Pharmacy. The store is
being thoroughly refitted throughout and
everything that taste and money can do
N being done to make of the establish
ment the most attractive place of business
in the state. The manager of the firm
is A R Troxell, Ph. <■., who has been
in the drug business in Cheyenne lor the
past twelve years and who is one of the
most competent pharmacists in the en
tire west. The entire stock is being com
pletely overhauled and will be made full
and complete in every respect. The new
firm is determined to earn public patron
age by deserving it and the service which
it is prepared to give will be unsurpassed
anywhere.
Fine .11 rda I m
Zchner, Buechner A Co. have finished
the medals which will be given as prizes
for the bicycle races on lluj Fourth. They
show the highest order of workmanship
and will be highly prized by their fortu
nate winners. The engraving of the
bicy i is simply a perfect piece of ait.
Desires to Briir Test inion v.
Henry Thorne, traveling secretary of
the Y. M. ('. A. Exter Hall, Strand,
London, February 2d. 1888.
