The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-04-17

cupied. Capitalists can find no better
place for investment in building than
right here in Cheyenne.
Noisy boys have their own way on
our streets, and as the Marshal and po-
lice do not pretend to interfere with
them, we ask parents to take their
children in hand and either keep them
quiet or keep them ut home.
Poor Cronin | Oregon advices say
that now he a hardly keep his nose
above water-or whiskey either. IN. Y.
Com. Adv.
All, yes; but what is the use Of
%c-groaning over what was seen to be in
evitable?
We are panied to learn that Mr.. J.
W. Dear, the genial and popular Indian
trader at Red Cloud, has been suffering
from the effects of a fall from a horse.
which occurredin January last, and was
confined to his bed some two months.
He Is now nearly as well as ever.
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Nothing has yet been done toward
putting in better shape the sidewalk on
the north side Of Seventeenth street,
between the Carey block and Eddy.
We again call the attention of the
council committee on streets and al
leys to the fearful condition of the walk
in question.
Scour light paint with a soft, fiat
brush, wash off with old flannel dipped
in cold water, and wipe dry quickly
with a linen cloth, that the water may
not dry and streak the paint. To wash
the windows, put a tablespoonful of
alcohol and ammonia in equal parts to
a quart Of water.
Fourteen ounces make a pound, is
the new commercial arithmetic. Dool-
ey Brothers stick to the old table. and
when the public buy Dooley's Yeast
Powder they get full weight and run
ming over. Each can is marked and
invites a test. The article is also the
purest and strongest in the market.
AS will be seen by a card in this is
sue, DR.. ]. ]. Crook has associated his
brother, DR.. W. w. Crook, with him in
the practice of his profession. The
former has had % years and the latter
16 years of successful experience, and
both come here highly recommended by
the newspapers of their previous homes.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of st.
Marks church will meet at the house
Of Mrs. Gen. David, corner Of Hill and
Goth streets, (house formerly occupied
by DIR. Barkwell) on Wednesday after
noon at p O'Clock. All the members
are earnestly asked to attend, as i'm
portant business is to be brought be-
fore them.
The supreme court met yesterday
morning at the court room. Present,
j. w. Fisher, chief justice, E. A.
Thomas and J. B. Blair, associate JUS
tices. The Ease of E. Maggie, plaintiff
III error, vs.. Thos. w. R~utledge, de-
PENDANT in error, from first judicial dis
trict, was taken up and argued. Corlett
for plaintiff in error and Johnson for
defendant in error.
The state of health-Md. [Danbury
News. A state of suffering-m WASH
ington Nation. A fatherly state-Pa.
[Norristown Herald. A girlish state
Miss. Philadelphia Bulletin. The state
of political eXclamation-Ol[Bing
hampton Republican. The state for
Cathohcs-Mass. Noah's state-Ark.
A Scotch state-Ken. The Turks
state--Ala. The interrogation state
Wyo? Why not? Next.
Newspapers pasted together and laid
over a bed are said to be warmer than
a blanket Exchange.
No doubt; but a marriage certificate,
with the treasure it brings) neatly
framed and hung up over the bed, is
much better. Lou. Journal.
Is that the way the editor treats his
treasures? The idea is not original,
however; but borrowed from the North
American Indians who suspend theirs
from the branches of trees.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm preserves
and restores the complexion, removes
freckles, tan and sallowness; makes the
skin soft, white and delicate. Its ap-
plication cannot be detected.
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Kid gloves cleaned, NEXT to State Bank.
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