The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-22
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Liz u i. pay CaI VIII arrive hett W
morrow.
Yesterdays trains brought so Chey-
enne passengers.
Deer are reported plentiful in the
mountains west of us.
AT 3 O'Clock this morning ali U, r
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
The Hayesiness Of the atmosphere is
attributable TO the news from Florida
and Louisiana.
Our two banks shipped about ten
Thousand dollars worth of glittering
gold dust yesterday.
Patched pantaloons are becoming less
and less fashionable as the weather
grows more and more windy.
Tilden and Hendricks collars are
coming into fashion. They are gene
rally turn-downs. Pull down your col
lar.
Just a lightning rod man now, and
our cup of happiness will be full to over
flowing. We have all those other fell
lows.
We dink it yos peter oph you gone
down init dot blaze we're "dot leedle
Cherman pand" bin blayin der hide
oudt.
DIR. l.. b. Joseph will hereafter occu-
Ply the spacious and cosy room directly
ovar tho ,,ocfof;oa in TIM THAnnp
block.
Prayer meeting and Bible reading
this evening, in the Presbyterian
church, at Z O'Clock. Subject: Gala
tians, 4th chapter.
A detachment of fifteen Fifth caval-
rymen, with laundresses, horses, camp
equipage, babies and other company
property, arrived from Kansas on last
evenings d. P. train.
Our sanctum fire is fed solely with
poems ON the beautiful Snow.n We
are running short of fuel, however, and
would like Il CARLOAD or two of this
sort of manuscript to-day.
George Simpson desires us to an
nounce that he will supply marriage
licenses with .neatness and dispatch''
to all at present enduring the sings
and arrows of single blessedness.
The Ferguson street girl who is in
the habit of disrobing at night without
lowering the curtains on her windows,
is respectfully requested to ''pull down
the blinds upon retiring hereafter.
The Indians who went to inspect the
country which it is proposed to remove
themdon not seem to like it. They saythey
would rather have heap good
grub, and heap fight, than to work for
a living.
The days are coming again when a
shivering, crushed looking man will
hang around in a protected doorway
half a day at a time, with vengeance in
his eye and a club in his hand, waiting
for that villain who is shoveling of
that roof to come down.
Marshal Slaughter sheltered a tramp
whom he found asleep and slowly
freezing in an obscure place late Mon
day night. The fellow bad one foot
frozen, but walked off in the morning.
The officers frequently find drunkards
and tramps ssout in the coldn and care
for them.
This is the best time of the year in
which to get married. 1t is SO nice,
you know. to go home late at night
and find the little woman asleep on
your side of the bed. All you have to
do then is to push her gently over to
the cold side and crawl into the nice,
warm place thus involuntarily vacated
by your much-wronged spouse.
The henderson, the German Military
Band are by far the handsomest lot of
fellows that ever crossed the briny at
one time. Rapherty is made painfully
cognizant of their good looks by the
fact that his Dulcinea hasn't even
looked at him since a pair of the SOL
dierly musicians passed her papa's pal
atial residence yesterday afternoon.
And the boy isn't quite rs homely as
he might be, either.
Rev. Mr.. Cowhick was offered very
strong inducements to locate at Dead
wood, while there a few weeks ago.
The miners couldn't. help but like him,
and were determined to have him stay
with them. And speaking Of minis
tiers reminds us that Cheyenne may
well be proud Of her %clergymen. Afa-
BILE, energetic and very popular, they
are a bevy of diligent workers in the
Lords vineyard, whose equals are rare
and whose superiors cannot be FOUND.
When l.. Puttyhead Richardson was
here last he lied about a bill of three
dollars at the Inter-Ocea saloon, think
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