The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-02

vices at IL a. m, Z p. m. and - p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor at Nebras-
ka City, will officiate.
J. A. Nye, of Deadwood, is at the
Railroad.
Yesterdays trains brought 40 Chey-
enne passengers.
Billy Emerson, the great minstrel.
passed east yesterday.
Col. Bullock came in from his rancl,
yesterday, and is at the Railroad.
If you want visiting or business
cards call at THE LEADER steam print
ing house.
The water holes on the plains are dry
ing, and the cattle are taking to the
river banks.
Three east bound trains which left
here last night convened 80 cars of tea
and G of silk.
AT 3 O'Clock this morning all Union
Pacific trains due here to-day were
moving on time.
W. B. Vickers, editor Of the Denver
News, was burnt out on Thanksgiving
Day. We tender our sympathy.
There will be snow, or a cold snap,
or fine, warm weather, or something,
and that before n great while, too.
W. A. ii. Loveland, General Manager
of the Colorado Central II. r., has gone
east and will be absent several weeks.
The northbound express ON the Wyo'
ming Central II. r., was delayed last
night, and did not leave here until IL
O'Clock.
Work is progressing upon the new
Masonic Temple, McDaniels' new brick
and j. W. Collins fine store on Fergu-
son street.
One car of mdse. for Cheyenne will
arrive from the east this morning. One
car of peaches arrived from the west
last night.
To-day being the first Sunday in Adj
vent, the Lords Supper will lie admin
istered ut the morning service at st.
Marks church.
Strangers and sinners are alike re-
mindedthat the seats in all our churches
are free, and that pastors and members
of Il various societies like to see the
seats filled. Go to church to-day.
The postohlce here is selling money
orders on Canada, Great Britain, Ger
many, Switzerland and Italy. Those
expecting to send money to the old
world will do well to note this fact.
There was S150,000 in gold in the
treasure-box of the coach recently at
tackled by Indians on the Bismarck
route. They cut open and rifed the
mail sacks but left the treasure undis-
turbed.
o-
VIM. VanVleck, Esq. of the Postonice
Department, notifies THE LEADER that
the Postmaster General has ordered the
appointment of Lewis Dibble, as Post
master at Carbon, Carbon Co., Wyom-
ing, in the place of VIM. G.. Bangs,
resigned.
Everybody is waiting anxiously for
the opening of the grand fair and fes-
val to be given on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of this week at
Recreation hall by the ladies of st.
Mary's Catholic Church. From present
appearances the house will be too small
to accommodate the crowd.
Last Thursday was the coolest
Thanksgiving day that has ever been
experienced in Colorado. At $40 a. m.
the thermometer stood at IS degrees
below zero. 1t went up gradually
during the day reaching zero by 10
O'Clock, and 10 above by 2 p. nj. By 0
p. m. it had again fallen TOD degrees
below zero. Tribune.
All the offices of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraphcompany in Colorado,
have been consolidated with the West
ern Union Telegraph offices, and the
lines and records transferred. There
are four offices Of the Atlantic and
Pacific company in the State: Denver,
Erie, Loveland and Fort Collins. This
transfer also includes Cheyenne, where
the Atlantic and Pacific has an office.
Carriage and Harness for Sale.
A handsome family carriage and har-
ness, in first-class order, for sale Mt n
great bargain. Inquire at this office.
d2-2t
Perfectly Elegant
That's what the thousands of ladies
say who have used 'iOur Baking Pow
der, only five months on the market
and eight tons sold. 1t is giving such
universal satisfaction that it is fast be-
coming the favorite, Notwithstanding
the prejudice existing against trying