The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-08

Don't hold your hat on.
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81. Patriek's day is coming.
Rapherty didn't go to the soeiable
last night.
There are ten prisoners in the Uinta
county Jail
seventy-five or eighty men left for
the Hills yesterday.
Pull down your p~antaloons," " is the
very latest arrival in the world of
slang.
The U. p. trains brought fifteen
Cheyenne passengers, yesterday, and
the ID. p. nineteen.
Sitting Bull offers to quit fighting If
Uncle Sam will give him $50. 900. Well
quit for half the money.
Peanuts" invested seventy dollars
in the tiger show the other night. 1t
is unnecessary to state that peanuts"
is sick.
pheasant Hours" hold their next
soeiable ut the Railroad house, to-
morrow. Thursday evening.
Judge Kuykendall intends to start
for Custer City to-day He acts as
special mail messenger for the time
being, but he does the work without
pay.
Silver coin is about four per cent
below fiar in San Francisco. accord
ing to prices offered by brokers. A
change in the coinage law is agitated
by the business men of that city.
The only journalist connected with
the Denver News. Mr.. w. b. vickers,
having resigned. that paper will here
after be edited by a pair of deck hands
who graduated from Erie canal boats.
lHc NuhSuS irShrialuiC IL out IA
the loose" and will arrive in Denver
this morning, where a grand recep-
ton awaits the misrepresentation
statesmen from the clark and bloody
ground"
She was at the Centennial sociable
and devoured a half dozen plates of
ice cream, but after leaving the church
she conceived IA sudden disgust for ice
cream, and Rapherty heard her say
she wouldn't give five cents for ice
cream.n
Mr.. w. F. Hosford yesterday re-
ceived the appointment in the Chey-
enne Postoffice to the position recently
favorably known in this community,
where he has resided for Many years,
and he will undoubtedly give satisfac-
ton to the public
Don't fail to read the snowy adver-
tisemcnt of c.. Hoffman, wholesale
dealer in wines, liquors, cigars and
tobacco, which appears in another
column. Mr.. Hoffman carries a large
stock of choice goods. and will sell at
figures which will please buyers, and
induce them to purchase of him
''early and often"
The insurance agency of L. p. Snow
is advertised in another column. Mr..
Snow represents a number of the
strongest and safest companies in the
country, whose assets aggregate
nearly ten million dollars. aud will
write policies for our citizens at low
rates. Call and see him before insur-
ing elsewhere.
tMr. ]. S. Collins. post trader at Fort
Laramie, has completed his large new
hotel, the Rustic House." and the
furniture, etc., is now on the road be-
tween Omaha and Fort Laramie. The
house will soon be opened to the pub
lie, and If managed us well as Mr.. Col
lins' many other enterprises are, will
o achieve great popularity and large
patronage.
Out of pity for the few people of
Laramie City who are supplied with
ALPHABETICALLY Slop-Bucket, we have
decided to send him THE LEADER
regularly hereafter, and moi give him
cause for such an apology as he made
to said people yesterday for not CIV
ing them any news because the
Cheyenne paper had not been receiv-
ed for several days"
He was a tenderfoot of recent impor-