The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-13

Turn on the water and dam the ditch. for
~ natio
superintendent Ciark mas gohe 10 the e
Omaha. conn
Even the city fathers can't please aster
everybody. As
The streets of Cheyenne are in a hor- anu Gnu.
go blam
Oysters might as well have remained inves
another month. and
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Ahe i1EADE VIII SEM u correspohu- routi
ent to the seat of war. and
1t is feared that Brigham Young has mar
backed down and won't fight. fathe
-- whor
When a Cheyenne man wants u di- OF r.
vorce, he goes to the Black Hills. to en-
phil sberid,n doesn,t fovor , rsd,o- ment
tion ~ tho ormv. brt th.v = hoth home
girls. ing u
Inc iate sidewalk ordinance Is the the C
most popular measure-these muddy Grim
times. the q
Doctor Glover has purchased Conduc- en-"
tor Woodruff's residence on Seven mont
teenth street. ment
Sod water dispensers are In bad hui
- CO.. 80 ~ posi-
- a sim
The sewing machine monopoly has To
been busted. This is good news for the of Al
sewing people. excet
.-- that
The board of trustees has levied q th, i
tax of eleven mills on the assessed prop CIR
cry vi '"'o'y sudd
Preaching In the PRESBYTERIAN church deret
to-day, morning and evening, by Rev. was
w. f. Hamilton. lnnel
-- cour
A family of Authenticated Indians men
zane in at Red Cloud Agency with murt
Crazy Horses band. right
poohar+u would Low hoar hoor5 are k
from T., ~. ;.sra 20 tha pIooL II;na The
mou bod Mt not ot,o, IN ,ho mra 90, form
terday. oS'
|- us W
Gen. Sheridan has a baby for each WON
knee, ana one TO climb up his back; left c
some OF our friends IN cheyenne are IN them
the same NIX. fond
In consequence of the NJ. E. church this
festival on next Thursday evening, the eartf
regular prayer meeting will be held on "mo
Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m. rend
---- Occur
rre"ho oros.' Tue <ArHory men, nave are s
received u nne iot OIL the celepratea his d
long-range Ballard rifles. They are the 9
perfect peautiesi you ought 10 see theih: this
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C,@..l..,o a.o l-o,lA Al --.oo TeSOI
gers to CHEYENNE. 4 cars corn. 2 oats we, t
and I mdse The messenger trains were ing,
on .ima of til
49,. dying
oharies, inc Ooponeis geh'eulah-ih the d
waiting, was kicked next door to where Ru
he lives, yesterday afternoon, by an ness
irate Pegasus of the wild Wyoming i, on
species. nren,
Con Waldraven keeps the choicest d. r
meats, fish and vegetables to found in E. L
this market-everything fresh at all both
You ought to see his new vege- ing,
table stand; it is a beauty. the p
- heart
we nave lew oiu accouils, aver save
aging from two to twenty dollars each, west
due us from parties that are able to pay men.
but do not feel disposed TO 40 SO. we army
propose TO oner THESE accounts 1or SAFE, abilit
IN a rev day, at a liberal discoqnt. and
two
~. LOO "oo consi
' - a brif
. s". ".NAn, ue indifl
-, scene
I-.~,eNs -, 49,. - ment
N"I"' A, ""S ""9" 49, doom
this. -.
The sweat-box in the deepest dun. We 4
geon meath the city hail had for one of theV
its inmates a bowling Dervish, or some that
thing worse, yesterday afternoon, who could
evidently "had them bad.n One of peopl
the boys in blue meantime was sleeping can
his off, perfectly indifferent To the 9th perfo
er,s n;teous annea, of "Stay miller shirk
truth
~ of so
There's one article no good grocer Is has s
ever without, and the public demand it first
necessarily. We speak of Dooley's dow
Yeast Powder, long since determined dict
to be the best of its kind. All bread, 1t
biscuit, rolls cake, etc., made from it ciden
are nutritious, healthy and delicate. negli
Another thing to be remarked is that men
the can are full weight, and the powd- ised
er is so pure and strong, that less of it BILE t.
is required for its purpose. for s,
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Don't buy anything in dry goods un- when