The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-11

approaching.
Yesterdays trains brought % Ciey-
enne passengers.
Good servants are III great demand
here. and wages are high.
Farewell, Muldoon, and il forever,
still. forever fare-thee-weil.
Smith, Guiterman & Harrington are
in daily receipt of new goods.
DR.. \. c. Peale and Herbert Moon,
of the HAYDEN Survey, are Mt the Inter
Ocean.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Taylor and wife
came up from Denver and went east
yesterday.
If you want visiting or business
cards call at TIE LEADER steam print
ing house.
At 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving N time.
Free concert on the public street
sometime to-day. Front seats reserved
for cash customers.
Can anyone tell US the whereabouts
of Hon. Peter HANNA, OF Laramie
county, Wyoming?
Conant has gone east with his stone
man. The "Muldoon'' will, it is hoped,
grow up with the country.
Dealers are beginning to ship apples
by the car load. The best fruit will
come later and be cheaper probably.
Swan Bros. shipped 200 head of cat
tie from Pine Bluffs and j. w. Hl3ff
shipped $50 head from Julesburg yes
terday.
Geo. \. Draper and j. w. Hammond
will occupy their new and handsome
brick residences before the ides Of No
vember.
The work of laying water pipes seems
to have been suspended entirely. VIII
Mr.. Brasel inform the public why
this is thusly?"
"Tongue lunch" is what Fred Locke
calls OSCILLATION. By-the-way, Fred is
holding forth Mt Oyster BAY, and wants
TO see his friends.
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Those who didn't see the petriiled
giant ARE now loudcst in pronouncing
it a fraud of huge dimensions. Per-
haps they're right.
j. W. Bruner has received Il large
stock of fail and winter styles of fire
and life insurance policies. and desires
to ''place'' them ut once.
Mrs. james Irwin, who has been east
with her husband, arrived here yester-
day aud started in the afternoon for
her home in Golden, Colorado.
Here is a chance for some ambitious
young Wyomingite. Willie Owen, u
West Point cadet, has resigned aud is
coming home. Don't all speak ut
once.
We renew our petition to President
Loveland concerning the dedicatory
excursion over the LonGmont extern
sion. Take lis up Clear creek canon to
Idaho Springs.
Terry e Hunter have begun the
erection of a fine brick stable on 10th
street, east of Hill. The foundation is
25xG2 feet, and the building will he
two stories in height.
One a of oats, = of mdse. and : of
potatoes for Cheyenne will arrive from
the east this morning. Que carof Cal
ifornia wine and l of mdse. arrived
from tie west last night.
Mr.. A. D. Shakespeare las just COM
pleted and occupied one Of the prettiest
and cosiest dwellings in the city. 1t is
of brick, story in height, and a
model of taste both in architecture and
furnishing.
Parties coming in from the fout-hill
hunting ranges report that the large
game is coming down from the moun
tains in large numbers, Il full month
earlier than usual. According TO the
hunters this is u sure indication of nm
unusually hard winter.
Yes, gentlemen, certainly, OF
course" said John Harrington. ''lf
you want a pair Of PANTS step right into
my pantry; if 4 vest walk right up to
my vestry, and if Il coat-here Jacob,
show this gentleman into the coterie.
This way, this way gentleman"
We regret to nou the danger
IL illness of Mr.. y. c. Snyder, mana
ger Of the Western Union Telegraph
Office. lie was attacked last Sunday
night with his old complaint, asthma,
and his condition last evening was con-