The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-25

D. N. R. means Dairy Maids Rocep-
ton.
Handsome young ladies will net rs
d. Ms.
Yesterdays trains brought 50 Chey-
enne passengers.
Uinta county has now eight school
districts, and one other is Don to be
organized.
At 4 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
You can get ice cream. peaches and
cream, fresh oysters, cakes and coffee,
at the d. NJ. r.
Moss green will be one of the stylish
colors this season. Green is always q
fashionable color.
Old papers can DO obtained at this
office in any desired quantity ut 10
cents per hundred.
The Union Pacific pay a arrived
here Sunday and left a large quantity
Of greenback mementoes.
All young gents land old ones also)
are requested to call on the young
Dairy Maids Tuesday eve.
Special inducements to subscribe for
The Cheyenne Weekly LEADER. See
club offer in other column.
Dairy Maids Reception at the Pres
byterian church, Tuesday eye., Sept.
25th. Admission 10 cents.
Two cars Of water pipe, 3 of mdse.,
l of oats and ! of timber viii arrive
from the east this morning.
The Erie, Colo, coal miners have
gone to work, except in the mine of the
Boulder Valley company, at 81 per ton.
Miller gave n grand opening ball at
the Eureka house, last night, which
was well attended and highly enjoyed.
j.. II. Bosler shipped 400 head of cat
tie east from Ogalalla, yesterday, and
G. A. Keeline shipped $40 head from
Julesburg.
d. NJ. R.-A pyramid cake is TO be
voted to the handsomest minister in
the city, at the Presbyterian church, to-
night. ID. NJ. r.
A cow boy named Graham went to
n dance house in Old Las Animas,
Colo, n night last week, took one
drink Of whisky and is now lying ut
the point of death.
Mr.. Hugo Rohn is stocking up the
fine brick store formerly occupied by
Harry Wood, corner of Eddy and 18th
streets, and will shortly open out a fine
assortment Of wines, liquors and cigars.
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The peach crop OF Utah this season,
Is hardly o%ne-fourth rs large as that of
last year. and the fruit is quite inferior.
Dried peaches, which have heretofore
figured largely in Utah's exports, will
be very short this year.
A herd Of cattle belonging to "Cull'
Watts, whose ranch is OH One-Mile
creek, fifty miles west Of Laramie, was
driven away by thieves last Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Watts followed the
trail some distance, but lost it and went
to Laramie for assistance.
The Grand Lodge, L. o. o. F. Of
Wyoming, begins its annual session in
this city Oct. 23d. Cheyenne Lodge
No. l, L. o. o. +. is already preparing
to give the higher lodge n grand recep-
tion banquet at m of u hotels, n
committee of arrangements having
been appointed.
y haif-drunken fellow marched past
Smith 6 uiterman & Harrington's cloth
ing store, yesterday afternoon, and the
opportunity being 4 good one, seized a
coat which Was hanging outside and
made off with it. A lady saw him and
gave John Harrington notice, who pur-
sued the thief, secured the coat, and
allowed the fellow to go his way.
Clothing dealers, believing that COM
petition sthe life of trade, are now
In lively. Their Inducements
are great, and people are going down
into their old stockings for money to
avail themselves of the big bargains.
The clothing men certainly understand
the secret of success, and are setting Il
good example for other merchants to
They don't sit down and howl
about Outlines.
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