The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-01
LOCAL LEAFLETS.
October u time.

October u time, p ..
Yesterdays trains brought 40 chey-
enne passengers.
Attend the Sabbath school concert at
the n. Z. church tonight.
Eleven passengers arrived on the
Black Hills coach last night.
The best way to prevent old maids
ffom despairing, is pairing"
Our clothiers did a lively business in
the overcoat and fall clothing line yes
terday.
To days U. P. freight trains have i
a apples, l mdse, and 2 POTATOES for
Cheyenne.
Our city Was very quiet and orderly
last night-more so than on any night
for several years.
Several Cheyennes who have been at
tending the Denver fair all the week,
returned last night.
September has gone to meet August
and the rest of the departed months of
the Centennial year.
Mrs. J. c. Harper has sold out the
''Sunny Side" dining rooms and cigar
stand to Turney & Rearson.
"Mac's" place was crowded last
night, and one or two lively rows oc-
Cured, but were promptly s~quelched.
There is a man on Sixteenth street so
knowing that the men who don't know
their w minds go to him for infor-
nation on the subject.
Charley Hecht loaded 130, 900 pounds
of freight for Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail Friday, and will load tomorrow
10000 pounds.
The store-keeper's Office at Camp
Carlin was burglarized Friday night,
the thieves securing a large clock, the
only portable article of value in the
Office.
The west bound U. p. express will
be about M hour late to-day. There
will be two sections Of this train, the
second one bringing 5 coaches of SOL
diers for Fort Sanders.
The races, yesterday, did not amount
to much. The first one was a 6zzle,
and in the second, between Gray Jim
and Brown Dick, for a purse of $50,
Gray Dick was the winner,
Don't forget to carefully read the
new advertisement of Smith, Gutter
mar g. Harrington, on this page, and
remember to give this firm a call before
purchasing your new fall clothing.
A very pleasant affair will be the
Methodist sociable at the ranch of J..
Routsans, II miles west of the city, on
Tuesday evening next. Teams will
leave the NJ. E. church ut Z to 7:30 p.
m. AL are invited.
The sun is bright,
The sky is blue,
Rain is wetter
Than gentle dew.
But you should attend church to-day,
just the same.
Doug" had quite an ovation yester-
day afternoon, in Hollis news depot.
Hundreds of friends called to greet
him upon his return from the Centen-
NAL, but he has not yet concluded to
run for sheriff of Laramie county.
Bison William, who calls himself Buff
falo Bill, carries u huge Saratoga trunk
on his campaigns. The one he had
with him on his recent trip with Crook
arrived on last nights coach, having
been left at Deadwood when Crooks
pack train reached there.
II. II. Reed and J. e. Wilson, who
came in on the Black Hills coach last
state that they left Deadwood
with a party of 100 men. the remainder
of whom will arrive in u day or two.
Part of them, with ten teams, will ar
rive here to-day. The party bring $780,
400 in gold with them.
Passing along the street u few days
ago, we observed in the window of a
partially vacant house, the following
notice-lwritten of course, and in an
exceedingly bad style of penmanship,
and worse photography ''The upper
this house for rent, containing 8
rooms, celer, kitcen and back yard"
This is the first time we ever heard of
a house which had a back yard in its
story.