The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-30
LOCAL LEAFLETS.

Major Simeon Smith, paym aster
u. S. A, is at the Railroad.
Last evenings stage brought i'll a
large mail from the Black Hills.
The Laramie county delinquent tax
list will be found in this issue.
Give thanks for the election of
Hayes and draw all of your election
bets.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all U. p.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
To-days L. P. freight trains haye2
cars mdse., ? beans and / oats for Chey-
me
The Postofice will be open to-day af-
ter the arrival of the mail trains, as on
Sundays.
Egg-nog at Oyster Bay.
Think of the poor, and if you can't
afford to send a whole turkey, send
what you can.
The boys in blue at this point are be-
ing paid off, and a lively time may be
expected tonight.
Hon. Clias. W. Contra-distinguisl-
ment Bramel, Captain of Larmy Geerds,
is in the Magique Scitee.
District court will not be in session
to-day, owing to the trouble which is
expected between Turkey and Ameri-
ca.
Sweet cider at Oyster Bay.
Attend the Union service Mt the
Methodist church this morning, and lis
ten to Rev. Mr.. Sanders eloquent dis
course.
An ice boat has been placed on Lake
M%innehaha. If you don't know what
an ice boat is go and find out. We won't
tell you.
Collarry is raging in our.city. All ye
singers of We olde folks concerto have it
bad. There is no known cure for this
awful epidemic.
The Taylor family opened at McDan-
iel's new theatre last night. The little
girl is simply g immense" and every
body should see her.
If you have forgotten any tur key
trimmings or fancy groceries for the din
ner table. rush around before 10 O'Clock
this morning as the clerks will close up
about that time.
81 meals, 81, at Oyster Bay.
You will miss your LEADER to-mor-
row, and we shall judge of your grief
by the amount of enthusiasm you dis
play in adding to our patronage thereof.
ter.
The remains of the late Jules Ecoffey
reached Chugwater last evening and
will probably arrive in town this even
ing. The funeral will take place Sat-
urday from the Catholic church.
50cts single meals at Oyster Bay.
Our exchanges which have been Illus
trating their columns with cuts of the
presidential candidates, have lain said
cuts aside, to be altered and used when
the next murder or hanging bee comes
off.
U Mr.. James Ollerenshaw will be mar
ried, this evening, to Miss Fannie Bry-
ant. Both are well and fayorably known
here, and all join in wishing them a
merry wedding and many happy years
of welded bliss.
Ta,I J,,al- J;,aar ~ Oratar D,y
If anybody wishes to see the open
co~untenance of our city editor at the
festal board, said anybody will find the
young man in his room OF Ferguson
street between 8 and 10 a. m. Room
HOO, up stairs, 3rd floor above the roof
knock hard.
Prairie chicken for dinner, Oyster Bay.
Fellow quill-drivers throughout the
United States and the Black Hills are
confidentially informed that it is the
correct thing for editors, when accom-
panying ladies to entertainments, to fill
their pockets with exchanges, that no
ii mema be lost between acts.
Thanksgiving turkey at Oyster Bay.
The repetition Of ye olde folks con
certe at the NJ. E. church, last night,
was attended by a large and fashionable
audience, whose appreciation was heart
lily and frequently shown. Space for
bids extended mention Of the entertain
ment, and we can only say that all We
men and women singers did splendidly.
Fries, stews or raw, Oyster Bay.
Owing to the fact that the inside
pages of our paper are printed in the af-
%terneon, we are compelled to leave out
a large number of advertisements on our
first and fourth pages, this morning, in
order to get in the delinquent tax list
and have a respectable showing Of
reading matter. We assure our adver-
Users that the omission will be made
up for in. the future.
Half a dozen sleepy mortals met at
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