The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-20
LOCAL LEAFLETS.


Now set out your base ball bats for
the spring crop.
Yesterdays trains brought sc Chey-
enne passengers.
Mountain trout at Oyster Bay.
The easiest fitting hat is the hat won
on an election bet.
At 3 O'Clock this morning. all U. P.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
The Denver Pacific express due yes
terday did not arrive until l o'clock this
morning.
The quarterly reports Of the city
treasurer and city clerk will be found
in this issue.
To-day'sU o. p. freights trains have 10.
cars corn, 2 apples, l mdse. and / oats
for Cheyenne.
Oysters by the can-Oyster Bay.
Fries, stews and raw-Oyster Bay.
A train of thirty wagons with nearly
one hundred men, left here yesterday
for the Black Hills.
Goal is cheaper this Fall, but the
niae young man shouldn't stay after
n O'Clock for all that.
The roses have ceased blooming for
this year, but the noses Will take it up
where the roses left off.
Stebbins, Post & Co. have purchased
three hundred ounces of Deadwood gold
during the past two days.
Ulster o~vercoats are beginning to
re-appear and the pawn shops display a
beggarly array of empty shelves.
Let your, light shine these dark
nights. If you can't beg, borrow or
buy a lantern, steal one and keep it
burning.
Oyster Bay open at all hours.
Sinner, pause and reflect that a hard
winter is almost here, and that the
price of three loaves of bread will buy
a hot and spicy Tom and Jerry.
Draper s. Hammond have been re-
ceiving new goods by the carload for
the past month, and now have their
spacious store packed full from cellar to
garnet.
A gentleman who arrived here yes
terday from the Chug, states that L.
Ashenfelter, who was supposed to have
been killed by Indians, is alive and
well.
A young man, whose hair is parted
in the middle, finds great encourage
ment in the fact that the emblem of
this great and glorious country is a
b~ald-headed eagle.
Stebbins, Post s. Co. have on exhibit
ton at their bank several very rich and
handsome chunks of gold and silver ore
recently brought in from the mines
near Deadwood.
A good breakfast at Oyster Bay.
Goggles and caps ~weresthe principal
articles dealt in yesterday. Rapherty
has both and would be completely hap
Ply if he could only purchase a nous
tache which wouldn't blow away.
Young bachelors should consider how
nice it will be to have some ore who
will get up on the fast coming cold
mornings and build fires. Get married
and grow.up with the Magic City.
If there is any officer in this city
whose duty it is to see that sidewalks
are kept in repair and free Of obstruc-
tons, we advise said officer to walk
about the streets occasionally and per
form his duty. ss'
Crazy Horse Miller opened the stump.
ing season with a fiery Secesh GRAFTON
at a hall or 18th street, "Wednesday
night. His audience was small, there
being but half a dozen Confederate
and u score Of curious Republicans
present.
The library and reading oom ball is
rolling, and we hope to see this impor'
tant enterprise made successful by
united effort. Everybody should at
tend the meeting Monday night ant
aid in the speedy establishment of this
much needed enterprise, which is des
tined to prove very beneficial to oul
yoing people.
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