The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-09
NEWS %BREVITIES.

Breezy yesterday.
This is Passion week.
District court tomorrow.
Durant hop tomorrow night.
The everlasting Mccain case to-mor-
row.
"Well, hardly always" is the latest
version.
Meeting in the Episcopal church
every night.
The supreme court Of Wyoming will
convene on Monday next.
Officer John A. Martin is expected
back from Denver to-day.
Business notices inserted in the even
ing LEADER at five cents per line-just
half the usual rates.
C. A. Caswell in a short time will
supercede Mr.. Single as night clerk at
the Inter Ocean hotel.
The stairway of a printing office is
nc place for resort on the part of chill
dren after school hours.
Guard against spring fever. The first
indication Of the disease is a yearning
desire not to do anything.
The Odd Fellows of Denver will
have a grand celebration at that place
on the 26th Of this month.
Dress parade every evening except
Saturday, at Fort ID. A. Russell-pro-
vided the weather is pleasant.
The Baptist church sociable will take
place tonight at the residence Of Mrs.
5. A, Sturg.s, on Twenty first street.
1t is not 80 much the dollar of our
daddies" that the average young man
is after as it Is the dollars of his girls
daddy.
We are under obligations to Capt. ].
H.. Smith, of the United States signal
service, for late copies of Washington
city papers.
Remember that you can have both
the morning and evening LEADER left
at your door by carrier at the low price
of forty cents per week.
Beware of the tombstone inscribed,
Gone, but not forgotten The slate
~lamented" may be wildly remembered
for the evil he did. 1t is too ambig-
uous.
The usual services at the Congrega-
tional church this evening. The sub
ject will he the Sabbath school lesson
for next Sabbath. A cordial invitation
to all.
Custom requires that now you swal-
low a bottle or two Of blood purifier,
take quinine in its various forms, drink
herb tea, nibble rhubarb, and chew
down sassafras bark.
Prayer and teachers meeting at the
Presbyterian church this evening at
Z: 80. Subject at prayer meeting;
"The Priesthood of Christi" Heb. 10:
l1-22. At teachers meeting: "Pros-
perity Restored;'' Job. AZ: lilo.
Bear in mind that the evening and
morning editions Of the LEADER are
delivered to subscribers for forty cents
per week. The morning edition and
evening edition singly, for twenty-five
cents and twenty cents respectively.
When school hours close the boys
ought to go directly home to their par
ents. BY actual count there were
2,sTl urchins playing on the sidewalk
in front of the LEADER office yesterday
afternoon. They yelled like Sitting
Bulls minions, too. \
Gel. Bob Ingersoll presented Joe JEFF
ferson a book the other day. On the
fly leaf was the following: ITO Joseph
Jefferson, being of that enchanted realm
where comedy and pathos dwell, where
laughter touches tears, and sadness
blossoms into mirth."
We trust there will be a full attend
ance of the stockholders in the Chey-
enne library present at the meeting to-
morrow night. If the interests of the
reading room and library are combined,
both will be successful. Let something
be done in this matter as soon as possi-
BILE.
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