The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-27
4eRE AkD THERE.

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ihere win be no school tomorrow
and Friday.
1.aefs we're more arrivals than usual
yesper lay ct the hotels.
he Novelty theatre has closed, but
' yhase's bar is still running.
Think v Q it carefully and see If
you ought not to give thanks.
We are under obligations to Probate
Judge Charles F. Miller for recent
favors,
Union services at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at II
| o'clock.
Work on the second ard third de-
erees In the Red Cross order, Bon's
block, tonight.
A called communication of Cheyenne
Lodge No. l. A. F. & A. NJ, was held
ct Masonic temple last night.
Thanksgiving services will DO held in
Saint Marks Episcopal church to-uor-
row morning at half past ten O'Clock.
Bring your Thanksgiving advertise
tnents to the LEADER Office and have
Them inserted in tomorrow mornings
Issue.
The country press Is in the midst OF
Its advertising season-advertising care
fully-worded bids for Thanksgiving
turkeys.
Prof. Taylor, the sleight OF hand per-
former, has Lilled the city for Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings at
Recreation Hall.
The officers and stockholders OF the
Black Hills mining company will hold
a business meeting In this city on Tues.
day, the Sd prox.
The end Of a revolver muxzle Is all
that an Arkansas tramp gets to chew
on when demanding a meal of the
woman of the house. llals
AL. Spear, the Canon Springs muir.
derer, had a close call for his life yes.
terday. Pleading guilty to murder In
the second degree saved his neck.
We are indebted to Hon. A. M.
Gangewer, Of Washington city, for a
copy Of the annual report of the third
auditor of the United States treasury.
Prayer meeting and lecture at the
Presbyterian church this evening at
O'Clock. Sabbath school teachers and
officers are especially requested to be
present.
Too much turkey, cranberry sauce
and things are apt to mako q man OBJ.
livious to the wants of the poor. He
had better give all that his heart in
spires him to before dinner.
II you do not know why you should
return thanks go and hear Rev. j. Y.
Cowhick's sermon Mt the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning. On that
occasion he will tell you why.
Col. Frank w. Cram, advance agent
for Prof. Taylor, the illusionist, ar
rived from Denver yesterday and took
rooms Mt the Inter Ocean. He informs
us that Prof. Taylor will arrive to-day.
Several weddings, it is said, will take
place between now and the beginning
OF 1879. For further particulars in
quire of d. d. D.; d. G. R.; c. R.; A.
d. b.; j. c. A.: II. F.; ]. d. c.; ]. G..
NJ. and A. X. r.
An original drama entitled Life in
the West, or The Road Agents of the
Black Hills" is o to be presented in
this city. Some Of the characters in
the play will be represented by anna
teur home talent; others by professional
performers from abroad.
The members of the Gilliss hose COM
pany will have n hop at Camp Carlin on
Friday night, 18th prox. They expect
to give n of the most enjoyable hops
of the season ON that occasion. That
they will succeed none who know them
will for a moment doubt.
Prof. Taylor, the wonderful illusion
ist, is coming. His advertisement will
be found elsewhere in this issue. The
press and the public wherever he goes
are delighted with his entertainments.
Valuable presents are given away at
the close Of each performance.
Mr.. T. A. McShane, who recently
visited Ogalalla, informs us that over
two hundred horses have recently been
stolen there by the thieves who inhabit
that section. We understand that some
forty head of these horses were sold at
North Platte a short time since.
In the language of Gov. Hoyt, let
the favored people of Wyoming to-mor-
row lay aside their secular pursuits,
meet in the public places of worship,
as well as around their family affairs
and aresides, and devoutly thank God
for the countless blessings of His provi-
dence.
We are requested to call the atten-
ton Of the ladies' composing the Aid
society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, to the fact that there is to be a
meeting of the society this afternoon
ut two O'Clock, at Mrs. Ellen House,
mans residence. A general attend.
ance is desired.