The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-22
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Nice dish of tripe-Oyster Bay.
We are having Centennial weather In
allopathic doses.
Yesterdays trains brought IS CLey-
enne passengers.
Ladies' hair is to be clipped close to
their scalps. New style.
Wild goose at Oyster Bay.
Attend the library meeting at the
City Hall tomorrow evening.
Now send your turkeys and pullets
out to pasture for Thanksgiving
Moss Rose fine eut-Oyster Bay.
The mountains to the westward have
donned winter suits of spotless white.
AT 8 o'clock this morning. all U. P.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
There's a good deal of ssbustle" on
Ferguson street when the ladies are out
shopping.
Porter-house steak at Oyster Bay.
Did your shutters futter in the gen.
tie nor'west zephyr last night, and keep
you awake?
If the apostles were on earth and
were nominated for office they wouldn't
suit some men.
Save your money and buy an over
coat. 1t will do you far more good
than fohasco or liouor
Oysters by the can at Oyster Bay.
What the times most call for, at the
present crisis, are an o%vercoat, a pair
Of gloves and a box of troches.
To-day's U. p. freight trains have
2 cars mdse., 4 cars corn, l stoves and
l bacon for Cheyenne, and Q Ears hay
for Fort Russell.
Sweet cider by gallon--Oyster Bay.
Many a poor family would be thank
fnl for those cast-off clothes left in
closets unused. Bear this in mind.
Take your children to church. 1t is
unsafe to leave them at home. They
may find out where the preserves are
hidden.
Prairie chicken at Oyster Bay.
What Is the difference between an
encounter with q grizzly bear and a
torn ~pannier? Ones a tussle with a
bear, and the other a hustle with a tear.
Late breakfast at Oyster Bay.
If times are hard and you are still in
business, put an advertisement in this
paper, and hundreds of friends who
have long mourned you as dead will
flock to see you.
Spring chicken broiled at Oyster Bay.
A meeting of all citizens interested
in the establishment of a library and
public reading room will be held at the
City Hall tomorrow evening at 1880
O'Clock. Let us take hold of this enter
prise and push it to a successful issue.
Harry Altman, Hellman's popular
salesman, leaves to-day to attend the
sessions of the Grand Lodge, L. o. o.
F. of Wyoming, at Evanston, and goes
from there to Salt Lake, intending to
be absent about a week. We sincerely
hope the boy will be treated well by the
Mormons.
Julia Whitaker, the female forger
mentioned in yesterdays LEADER, with
her deluded and repentant companion,
Olivia Story, is still at Dyer's hotel.
The young hoodlums, Callahan and
Haggerty are provided for at the Hotel
de O'Brien. 1t is expected that parties
will arrive to-day from Omaha who will
take the quartette home with them.
The snowy advertisement of D. B.
Beemer s. Co., wholesale agents for
Booths famous oysters, appears in this
issue. Dealers, hotel and restaurant
men in all parts of the territory will
find it to their advantage to correspond
with this house. Their oysters are the
finest, and Mr.. Allen, resident partner,
gives straight and careful attention to
filling orders.
Buffalo hunters are raiding through
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