The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-18
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The cat concert troupe has disbaRd
ed. /
Umbrellas and oyereeats are in de
mand.
Tie voice Of the auction bell is heard
in the land.
Let's organize a Hayes, Wheeler and
Corlett club.
The minstrel ticket is making a strong
run-backwards.
Yesterdays trains brought IS Ctey
enne passengers.
Literary people should be at the City
Hall tomorrow evening.
High Life, Ell Ordeu and Hija d.
Cuba-lmported, at Oyster Bay.
To-day,s U. P. freight trains have !
ca mdse and ? cars corn for Cheyenne
AT 8 O'Clock this morning, all U. P,
trains due here to-day were moving Oh
time.
Umbrellas are a staple article. Nc
man VIII ucoitdtS " otCdi OIc II OppOi'
tunity offers.
Look out for the hottest contested
election of the year, in Wyoming,
during the next three weeks.
John Chase was wounded in the
hand by pistol ball early yesterday.
The shot was aimed at his heart.
The handsomest lot of school girls
west of the Missouri river viii be
found right here in the Magic City.
People who desire t. obtain a full
housekeeping outfit at small cost will do
well to attend the constable's sale this
afternoon. See notice.
Railroad contractors will find some
thing of interest in the advertisement
headed ''Notice to Railroad Contract
ors," in another column
Mrs. Donnelly has opened a first
class boarding house at the orne Of
Hill and Eighteenth streets, and de-
sires a share of the public patronage.
Our school is growing rapidly, but
there are still a large number of child
rem roaming about the city who ought
to be kept inside the school house seven
or eight hours a day.
Attend the Republican county con-
yention at the City Hall this afternoon.
Some soreheads propose to make asses
of themselves there, and it is desirable
that the best men Of the party be pres
emit.
Query-f the candidate for county
clerk on the Democratic ticket. expects
to get elected by expanding one thou
sand dollars, how much lucre will be
required to elect the entire Democratic
ticket?
There is not a vacant house in the
Magic City and dwellings are in con-
slant demand. Why don't some of
our moneyed men seize the golden OPP
p~ortunity and build a few dozen or a
few scorer
Beemer & Co. are fast getting control
of the oyster and produce trade of Wyo-
ming. People who once meet P. II.
Allen, resident partner in this city,
will trade with him as long as he re-
mains in the business.
The poem printed on our first page
this morning, while it may be said to
slightly resemble a certain other poem
on a similar subject, is still so full of
rhythm and merit that we deem it well
worthy of publication.
On Monday night, a drunken cav
alryman who swore that nj officer could
arrest him, was jerked of his horse by
Officer Howard $50 Quick it made his
head swim," the spectators say. He
donated S13 to the city Tuesday.
Don't forget to be present at the City
Hall, tomorrow night, and let us form
a library association. 1t will be a grand
thing for all our people, and save
many a young man from going to the
eternal bow-wows." Be there.
We are confident that to-day's con-
vention will name the winning ticket.
With Corlett at the head and the best
men in the party on the county tickets,
Wyoming will redeem herself and give
the Democrats a Waterloo defeat which
will live long in the annals of our COM
monwealth.
On this page will be found a notice
from the city marshal to those citizens
who allowed the city to lay sidewalks
for them and have forgotten to reim-
burse the corporation for its kindness.
Many of these sidewalks have been
built more-than a year. The Council
has ordered its immediate collection,
and the marshal means business in his
notice.
Good fries, stews or raws-Oyster
Bay.