The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-17


Good weather for rheMmatism.
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Soda water men are disconsolatc.
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The peach season has nearly closed.
A. II. Patterson. of Fort Collins, is
at Dyer's.
The news is dry-although the
weather is not.
Yesterdays trains brought - Chey-
enne passengers.
Lodging in the gutter is getting to
be uncomfortable.
y. Bristol and son, Of Box Elder, are
at the Inter-Ocean.
F~ree-lunch fiends are looking up
available lunch routes.
Have you a cold in your head? If
not. YOU are out of fashion.
Now draw lots to see who will get up
in the morning and build the fire.
The true secret of swapping umbrel-
las is to get n better II than you left.
The close of the base ball season was
signalled by 4 tremendous confusion of
the elements.
The Womans' Temperance Union
meets this afternoon at 4 o'clock Mt the
NJ. f. church.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
One of our most popular young men
is about to make n lightning wedding
tour. Particulars soon.
j. II. Brazier, superintendent of the
Laramie rolling mills, arrived here
from Denver yesterday, and went ovel
the hill to his home.
The Denver Pacific pay Il came NJ
over the road yesterday, gladdening the
hearts of employees by the usual dis
bursement of ducats.
Mr.. Brasel is making haste slowly
with the work of laying the water
pipes. The late storm has been Il delay
as well rs an expense to him.
Women continue to lift themselye.
daintily along over the sidewalks, by
plunging down and grabbing their skirts
with their little gloved hands.
Nine out of ten tramps begin to fee
the preliminary symptoms of the SAINT
old back ache that prevented them from
shoveling snow all last winter.
A a load of oN-yokes and bows ar
rived for Draper u Hammond yester
day. The fall style of ox-yoke il
painted g reen, and the bows are chi
bias.
Some ladies choose stormy weather
to do their shopping. The reason il
that the stores are not so full, and they
can ''chin" the clerks as long rs they
please.
Captain Stanton, with Lieutenant
Swigert and Seaton, was in Deadwoot
last Thursday. They left in the after
noon with II detachment of soldiers, fol
Custer City. They expect to strike The
Platte at Bridger's Ferry.
The weather clerk used every etfori
to prevent the sun from shining yester
day, but without avail until late in The
afternoon, when a violent spell of weep
ing brought old Sol TO terms and h'
shrank behind the clouds.
The fine steel engraving which adorn:
the advertisement Of Our. baking
powder was carefully cut from Till
LEADER yesterday, and may nov bt
found, enclosed in all sorts of frames
in every house in the city.
A san Francisco firm proposes tc
supply tie Chicago market with straw.
berries next month, provided the de
mand will justify shipment by the car
load. Now if you hear of another
train robbery, don't be surprised. We
pant for n chance ut those strawberries,
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The new moon cast q dim uncertain
light upon the streets Snd bitches last
night. At midnight it had sunk below
the western horizon, and no sound
broke the black quiet which reigned.
save the cursings of belated pedestrians
as they struggled out of the oper
bitches.
Maj. Verling X. Hart, of the lighting
Fifth Cavalry, zane down from Fort
Laramie by coach yesterday, and went
east to Fort MCPHERSON, Neb., wher,
NH .,,A..