The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-07
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instead Of whisky.
They will ali be ready to tell you to-
morrow morning just what beat theta
Vote for W. w. Coriett for delegate
A Cheyenne boarding house sign
reads: meals 2o-5 sens Logging Also. "
Vote early and rote the straight Re
publican ticket. !
Beware of bogus Republican tickets
Vote only the straightone.
The mince pie season is upon us in
all its fury, and dog meat is getting
scarce.
Vote early and rots the straight Re
publican ticket.
How many hours Of genuine undis-
turbed sleep did the candidate enjoy
last night?
Wyoming must be represented in
Congress by a citizen of Wyoming
therefore, vote for Corlett.
Shingles inter-Ocean billiard hall
will be headquarters for reliable cleo
tion news tonight.
Vote early and rote the slaight Re
publican ticket.
Independent candidates are getting
as thick as autumn leaves they will
wither and fall. :
Vote for w. w. Corlett for delegate.
Steele must have made a speech some
place up the road Sunday. Else why
that terrific wind?
Vote for Rev. c. N. Sanders for
Superintendent of schools.
The First National purchased $50, 600
worth of Deadwood dust during the
month of October.
Election news and grand free lunch
at Shingles Inter-O Ocean billiard hall,
tonight.
A Montana paper suggests that wo-
men are useless in the west. Will u
candidates think SO to-day2
Vote for Rev. c. NJ. Sanders for
superintendent of schools.
81 told you o,you old fool. Now let
the blasted politics alone in the future"
That's what the defeated candidates
wife will put him to bed with tonight.
Vote for w. w. Corlett for delegate.
The Sidney Telegraph wants Sitting
Bull sent to Congress. The people of
Wyoming want him sent to hi. The
case now stands ''people Of Wyoming
vs.. Sidney Telegraph"
Vote for Geo. B. Simpson for county
clerk.
A lady would like q place where in
structions in vocal, piano or guitar
music and use of piano will partly COM
pensate for board. Address Miss Z.
NJ. Travis, p. 0.
Vote early and rote the straight Re-
publican ticket.
Remember that the Democrats are
only seeking Office to secure the spoils,
and vote for Republicans, who will give
you efficient service and economical
government.
Vote for Geo. B. Simpson for county
clerk.
Look out for the %repeaters to-day, for
the city will be full of them. They
will swim in a sea Of ecstatic bliss at
one free lunch house, and then float
away to another and repeat.
Vote for Geo. B. Simpson for county
clerk.
In our notice of the accident at Car
bon, in our last issue, the printer made
the nam johnson instead of Jameson.
Our own fault though. We took our
writing lessons from Horace Greeley.
Vote early and rote the straight Re
publican ticket.
Michael hurry and Pat Brown were
arrested yesterday for disturbing the
peace. 'sFive dollars and costs eacb,"
was the loving message which Squire
Slaughter breathed into their ears.
Paid.
Vote for George R. Thomas for as
SCISSOR and surveyor.
A candidate remarked yesterday that
if Christ himself was a candidate for
Office the opposing side would rake up
his past history and endeavor to prove
that his crucifxion was a ''put up job"
to gain the sympathy of the people.
Vote for Geo. B. Simpson for county
clerk.
Vote early and watch the polls care
fully, that no illegal ballots be cast
Leland Stanford, President OF the
Central Pacific railroad, owner of the
famous horse "Occident," and princi-
pal possessor of the Pacific coast, passed
through the city on his way to San
Francisco, Sunday, accompanied by
Charles Croker, Vice President of the
Central Pacific railroad, and members
of both families. They were travelling
in the Presidents q
Vote for John Slaughter and t. N.