The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-03
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

49,
U, T. yesterday and Is over the ID. r.
At 8 O'Clock this morning all U. p.
trains d,le here to-day were moving on
time.
People who trip the light fantastic
are threatening to dance more than
ever the coming season.
Come boys, wash your faces, have
| your pants mended and hunt up your
books and states, for it is about school
time. r
One car oats, / fiour and / mdse. for
Cheyenne and 8 cars mdse. for Fort
Russell will arrive from the east to-
day.
Six days must yet elapse before a
new sidewalk al be legally laid on
10th street, between Ferguson and
Eddy.
John Glue owes the city several dol
lars for taxes. He must be good Glue
if he sticks to everything as he sticks to
his money.
Oscar Clark, who has just returned
from a fishing expedition, says he is
"awful glad to get back where cream
is plenty"
Rapherty didn't get any of those
trout, but it is all right. He will know
enough to go fishing the next time he
gets a chance.
Citizens who have not paid their
taxes should remember that they are
now charged ten per cent per month for
the amounts due.
Church-going people will not forget
that the time of commencing the even
ing service in all the churches has been
changed from 8 to 7:30 O'Clock.
You can't trump up any, excuse
which will satisfy your conscience for
failing to fulfil a solemn dnty which
devolves upon you-therefore attend
church to-day.
The Star clothing house Of Appel g.
Co., has been closed and the stock ship
ped to Deadwood. Morris Appel win
leave in a day or two to open a similar
establishment in the Hills.
Sitting Bull has taken a solemn oath
never to wash his face until he has
stood face to face with the white liar
who started the scurrilous report that
he is a West Point graduate.
AL. Borie, just in from the Cache-a-
la-Poudre canon, says there is a milk
ranch out there which suits him to a
T, and he proposes to marry, buy the
ranch and settle down to rural life.
C. L. Ward, the Green River horse
thief who was arrested in Denver re-
Gently, was brought here last night by
Deputy Sheriff Lewis, of Carbon county,
and lodged in Jail He will be taken
west to-day.
A contemporary suggests that a sort Of
family option law be adopted, whereby
no married man could obtain a glass Of
whisky without a written order from
his wife. Such a regulation would
make forgery as common as lying.
Western Union Jones has bought
another horse and may be seen at all
hours of the day scanning the dead
walls about town for handbiIls contain
ing descriptions of stolen horses, in the
fear that he may find a description Of
his new purchase.
Mr.. T. a.. Caswell has leased the
building owned by Col. Emery, on
Ferguson street, next to Whipple g.
Hays, and is improving the same by
the addition Of an awning, and by
re~novating and reftting it. He has
opened al oyster house in the build
ing. ea,i y
The amount of freight charges paid
at this station for freight received over
the Union Pacific during the month of
August was s26, 422. SO; for freight over
the Denver Pacific, SS,01S.s1. The
amount received from ticket sales and
baggage charges over the Union Pacific
during the same period was S15, 600. 70;
for ticket sales and baggage charges
over the Denver Pacific, same month,
sa,o52.2 90. .s