The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-11-20

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Oysters served at the Congregational
Church tonight.
Yesterdays trains brought G2 Chey-
enne passengers.
We are again blessed with glorious
sunlight and pleasant weather.
The Legislative excursion over the
Colorado Central extension will take
place on Saturday next.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving or time.
Dealers with o~vercoats to sell are pre-
dieting an unprecedented cold snap be-
fore November goes out.
1t is astonishing how sool 4
acknowledges his mistake when he puts
the lighted end of a cigar in his mouth.
Tie Laramie City Legislators spent
the Sabbath at the beautiful city over
the hill, where nearly all of them have
wives and children.
Strange! but the most hospitably-in-
clined young lady in The world will
sometimes think that two young men
in the parlor of Il Sunday evening is too
much company.
The poet says that sin spring the
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of love-" But it is in chilly
autumn that he really reflects on the
superior comfort Of matrimony.
Capt. Deane Monahan, with his COM
pany Of the Third Cavalry, is stationed
at Camp Sheridan for the winter, and
Col. Van Vleet, with his company of
the same regiment, is at Camp Robin
son..
Walsh's express horse started from
the depot yesterday, with the intention
of making n ''home run" but was
caught by John Monroe, at Nagle's
corner. 1t was a daring act, nobiy
done.
~ say, John, what makes you look so
thin likeP" why l am putting my
self in training for the oyster supper
tonight at the Congregational Church.
Those ladies up there set a splendid
table"
Surgeon Samuel \. Storrow is re-
lieved from duty in the Department of
California, and ordered to report in
person to the Commanding General
Department of the Platte for assign
ment to duty.
William II. Dickens, of Longlnont,
shipped from Julesburg TO Brown,
Adams & Eldridge, Chicago, on the
18th of October, 10l head of cattle that
weighed on an average l.4273 pounds,
and Melted S44.G0 per head, on the
range.
Mr.. Speaker and members of this
COMMUNICATIONS attention a moment:
1 have the pleasure of informing your
honorable body that the ladies will be
pleased to see you at the Congregational
Church tonight. Supper to commence
Mt six Of the clock.
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Over five hundred dollars worth of
tickets for the Kellogg-Cary concert,
next Wednesday eve, were sold at JOS
lin Il Parks yesterday. Those who
wish to attend the concert and have
not yet secured seats, should do so
early this morning. There are q num-
Der of good seats left.
Most all good grocers and storekeep-
ers sell Dooley's Yeast Powder. Should
your grocer not have il ask him to get
it for you, but If he will not do so send
90 cents for itb. 35 cents for h. or go
cents for lib. can, direct to Dooley &
Brother, New York, and you will re-
ceiye it by return mail.
Information received II day or two
since at General Crooks headquarters
conveyed the information that Red
Cloud and his band had recently passed
Wounded Knee and were slowly moving
toward their temporary reservation on
the Missouri. Spotted Tail and his
band had made about the same degree
Of progress. Both had been very much
hindered by the snow.
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A delegation of six head men from
Douglas band of Utes, who have been
at Rawlins for a week past waiting for
food and clothing, arrived here Sunday
to see Gov. Thayer and secure his in
in getting supplies at once.