The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-04
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Vote early.
Vote for the best men.

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Vote for the best men.
Look at the new pictures in Dare's
showcase.
Polls open at nine O'Clock and close
at shutdown, 6:27 p. m.
Dealers in umbrellas and rubber
goods wear smiling faces.
Let us emigrate to some cline where
the wild rain does not fall.
Ladies should ask for carriages, ride
to the polls, and vote as they please.
The lawyers will get the biggest por.
tion of Brigham Young's property.
Our graded school opened yesterday
morning with a very good attendance.
The Sisters Of Charity will open q
select school in Laramie City this
| week.
At O'Clock this morning all U. p.
trains due here to-day were moving on
time.
Watch the ladies' poll and see oul
bellies give themselves away by tell.
ing their age.
This is a dry climate but we notice
that the umbrella and rubber coat mar
kets are looking I'M.
The average Cheyenne boy nov
Frances through the plenteous mut
puddle and is happy.
One a Of mdse. for Cheyenne ant
8 cars of hay for Fort Russell will ar
rive from the east this morning.
Buy an umbrella if you can-if yor
can't, we suppose you will be compelled
to borrow, beg or steal one, or g
without.
A new industry is under way il
Cheyenne. A "a load of old iron
rags, ETC., was shipped to Golden, Colo.
yesterday.
A wrestler named Leopold Arnault
exhibits a medal upon which is en-
graved: Presented by the citazens o
Deadwood, Dekota Teratory, Aug, %
1877"
AS there has been considerable in
quiry in regard to the matter we will
state that the law provides that female
voters must be t%wenty-one years of ag'
or over.
The Denver Pacific freight brough'
in last night 4 cars of corn, 8 Of floul
and 2 of mdse., and takes out this morn
ing 2 cars Of mdse. and l of old iror
and rags.
II you have been in the Territory
ninety days, are of age and a citizen o.
the United States or have declared YOU
intention to become a citizen, you are
entitled to vote to-day.
In Parson, Utah, on Friday last, {
team belonging to George Garner rar
away, throwing Garner out of the car
rage and inflicting injuries from which
he expired Friday night.
There is a lady in Denver who, {
dozen years ago, was married in n two
thousand dollar dress. Now she take:
in washing to support a drunken hus
band and three pairs of twins.
There was Il grand crush of schoo,
children at Hollis Postofice news de.
pot, yesterday evening, and new book:
were handed out at a very rapid rate,
There are yet plenty of the new books
at the same place.
DR.. johnson once silenced a notorious
female backbiter, who was condemnine
some Of her friends for painting theiI
cheeks, by the remark that 'it is n fal
less harmless thing for a lady to redder
her W complexion than to blacker
her ~neighbor's.n
An acquaintance of Hanson Snyder
of Boulder, Colo, walked up behind
him on Monday, and placing his hands
upon Mr.. Snyder's shoulders p~layfully
whirlcd him around. His foot, how
ever, caught in a defective walk, and
his leg "a broken.
The small boy has two prime objects
in view in getting a lighting CUT tt
his hair in warm weather. One is to
show his vigilant father that he hasn't
been in swimming; and the Other
because he IA lie in bed five minutes
longer in the morning; he doesn't have
to comb his hair.
Our enterprising commission mer.
chants, Messrs. Cuthbertson g. Young,
have purchased the stock and good will
of the flour, grain and feed house OF
Bean & Hotel, and now control this
branch of trade. Their headquarters
will remain at the old stand, two doors
east of the Postofice.
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