The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-16
No boquets, thank you.

No boquets, thank you.
Slack is sick. Vermifuge alone will
cure him.
Yesterdays trains brought - Chey-
enne passengers.
Look out for GLORIOUS victory"
claimed by this mornings sun. Which
At 3 O'Clock this morning all L. p.
trains due here to-day were reported
on time.
This is an illustrated edition. Extra
copies will be furnished the defeated
ringsters free of charge.
What's the good of a mans buying
an ulster to cover up his old clothes If
the weather won't let him wear it
Word has been received that Oregon
Bill was killed, over a game of cards. at
Saguache, Colo, one day last week;
this time for certain.
The Denver Pacific pay car came up
over the line yesterday, disbursing some
$4,000 among the employees. Supt.
Griffin was on board.
Think of the sorrow entailed on the
girls as they look ont on these moon
light nights and think of the sleigh-rides
shat might have been"
The Womans' Temperance Union
will hold a business meeting at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. G. A., Carey block,
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Carbon county is run on IN econom-
ical basis. Sheriff Lawry received only
SS4.47 as commission for the collection
Of licenses and taxes last year.
1t is estimated by stock men that the
lands lying along the Union Pacific in
Nebraska and Wyoming, are capable of
supporting 5,OOo,O 900 cattle for years TO
come.
An employe of one of the railroads
in Ogden was on Thursday discovered
to have the smallpox in a severe form.
Precautionary measures to prevent its
spread have been taken.
1t is a custom, believed to have been
practiced by our fathers, to take a
fellows girl out sleigh-riding, as pay
ment for a ~''philopena;'' but, there's
no use talking, payment has got TO be
suspended.
\ fire in Trinidad, Colo, Monday,
worked considerable damage. Five
store rooms were destroyed, owned by
j. NJ. Fisher and Messrs. Post, Rich
mond, Gage and Bryant. The net loss
is placed Mt $4,000.
by direction of the President First
Lieutenant William A. Dinwiddie,
Second cavalry, has been detailed as
professor of military science and tao
tics at the Illinois Industrial University
at Champaign, III.
There is Il man who was so utterly
blind to all right and justice that lie
could not discern that his wife ought
to have eight new bonnets II year, and
she made him a special object of prayer
during the week just past.
When Slack wants favors from the
City Council he will apply direct to the
two whom he supported so nobly dur
ing the recent campaign, Messrs. Ad-
doms and Reid, elected on the Citizens
ticket by large majorities.
Some folks make themselves odious
by sarcastically observing at their
clearinghouse breakfast tables that
''buckwheat cakes are very palatable
for $50 to 200 consecutive meals, but as
II regular diet they-well, to say the
least, they grow somewhat monoto-
nous."
A thing of beauty is a joy forever.
Although Dooley's Yeast Powder lays
no claim in itself, to beauty it produces
the most beautiful, elegant and deli
cious rolls, biscuits, cake and pastry
imaginable, and such that are a joy
and pleasure in a household. Use it
for the celebrated Vienna rolls.
Captain" J. c. Lee and +. W. Nor
gan, the men who were arrested at
Sidney on the charge of playing the
trunk and baggage swindle through
the mails, have been taken to Omaha
and lodged in Jail, rs they We're unable
to give the required bail. They will
be tried Mt the next term of the United
States District Court.
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Perils Of Life on the Rail.
Mr.. John Ryan, formerly employed
rs baggageman on the Union Pacific,
running between here and Omaha, met