The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-27
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

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Inc new niocnsf Is looming up,
Don't abuse the trsmps, neither over
pet them. R8E
Oysters and pariQy stoves viii be in
fashion in September.
Now is the time to start on a Centen-
NAL fishing excursion
fERsoNAL--Slack,,I want those CT
CARS G. w. JONES.
Holt has s'dead load, Of choice read
ing matter. Call and see him to-day.
At 8 O'Clock this morning all U. p.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
From ten to twenty-five tramps pass
through1here each way daily over Union
Pacific ties. S11L
The two story brick addition to Marks
& Myers dry goods store is ready for
the roof -
Some of the candidates for delegate
would shine brightest on a cofoner's
jury.
49, 80 N4tA
Things are dull-not N new candi-
date for Congress came to the front
yesterday.
: Stebbins. Post & Co., bought and
shipped $4,000 worth of Black Hills
gold yesterday.
Eleven Cheyenne passengers arrived
from the east yesterday, u from the
west and II from the south.
One car oats and 1 car mdse. for
Cheyenne and 10 cars hay for Fort Rus
sell viii came from the east,tp-day.
Z Twenty-three cars Of tea passed east
yesterday. Over 100 cars have gone
through here during the past week.
We suggest that canasds be hereafter
known as ''buck-and-squaw stories''
instead of 'cock-and-bull stories.n
Coroner Talbot is not a candidate for
reelection to the oface be now holds.
Wonder if he wouldn't accept the del
egateship2
Jeff Carr has laid a hadsolne stone
sidewalk in front of his new brick block
on Ferguson street. This is the only
stone sidewalk in the city.
If you desire to retire tonight with
an easy conscience and enjoy your sleep
thoroughly you should by all means at
tend church both morning and evening.
A Cheyenne parent went out to find
a lost child the other day, met him un-
der the escort of a policeman, and
walked two blocks without recognizing
him.
A man can't stretch himself or kick
out a cramp in Cheyenne without hit
ting several Judges, Colonies or Majors,
and about four brindle dogs named
Captain"
There are several of those fine horses
advertised by J.. w. Dear, still ON sale
at Mason & Kent's stables, and we adj
wise those wanting good animals to call
early and examine them.
A hawk had a fight with a kite the
other day, and was SO puzzled at the
non-resistance Of its antagonist that it
retired crest-faIlen'to the woods; a good
Quaker argument ~ :
EVERYBODY will breathe freer after
reading our dispatches from the Indian
war this morning. You can't find a
single person who put any faith in
those squaw stories about a battle.
The Methodist church is now the
brightest house of worship in the city.
Cause why-it has just received two
coats of paint on the outside. The in
side has also been painted and var
nished.
A typo in this Office has a pet frog
which he is teaching the art Of music.
The embryo printer devotes two hours
every day in training the frog to imi-
tate the voice of sshis gal,n and works
every night in the office to make up
for lost time.
A lump of soda weighing three tons,
taken from the soda lakes neal Lara
mic City, passed through here Friday
en- route to the Centennial Exhibition.
1t wal strongly boxed in an ~iron-bound
case and will cause.-the festive baggage
smasher much sadness Of heart.
--
Frank Hurlbut, Charlie Riner, S. A.
Bristol, the Rapherty boy and several