The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-30
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And Items OF General Interest Cleaned
IRON Our Neighbors.


Beautiful moonlight.
MUM sociable Friday night.
The new Catholic church is nearly
completed. Eib 7zsr9 ssat 7aA
Greeley potatoes are worth e1.25 per
hundred weight. q Ea 4
Considerable freight was started for
Deadwood yesterday. E
Gold is abundant and g~reenbacks at a
premium at North Platte.
The west bound passenger coaches
yesterday were cleverly filled.
There were no criminal eases heard
in the police courts yesterday.
Paneled sides to dresses are very
fashionable and very effective.
In bonnets, the latest form is the
Panels, made in bronze velvet.
Business was better than usual in
the city yesterday and last night.
The city council will hold its next
regular meeting on Tuesday night
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The trial of Olive and party will be-
gin at Kearney. Nebraska, next Mon
day.
Johnson's play of ''The Road Agents"
was presented to a Denver audience
last night.
Mrs. Estelle Parks, of this city, will
shortly return to her old home in San
Francisco.
The Colorado Central pay car came
up yesterday and made the boys happy
all along the line.
Interesting services were held in the
Presbyterian and Congregational
churches last night.
Nj. II. S. Tracy expects, in a couple
Of days, to receive q lot of wagons
from Dubuque, Iowa.
DIR. Lindermann, who died on Tuesday
in Philadelphia, was for a long time q
resident of Colorado.
There were fifteen arrivals at the
Railroad house yesterday, seven at Sim
mons and six Mt the Metropolitan.
The arrivals and departures yester-
dayon the Cheyenne & Black Hills stage
line were not as numerous as usual.
The public school Of Evanston is
very efficiently managed, and is giving
general satisfaction to parents and pu-
pills.
A large quantity of mining machin-
cry has arrived from San Francisco
and will shortly be shipped to the Black
Hills. uq roq8 rtta
Oil of tansy sin the family of one Of
the best families" is like Mrs. Toodles'
watch boxes-"handy to have about
the house."
There is a revival of religion in pro-
gress at North Platte, and tits said
that ''Jeff" Davis and Woodruff have
been converted.
We presume all the candidates fol
office under the city government will
watch with interest the result of the
next council meeting.
Blythe sale of his interest in a Colo
RADIO mine Mr.. John Nealon, Of this
city, realizes $4,000. We are glad to
record his good fortune Nc
II the people of Colorado are not sat
isied with the Sunday morning edi-
tions of the Denver dailies, then they
are hard to please indeed.
The stock men of Cheyenne county,
Nebraska, report that cattle are win
tering remarkably well, and hold their
flesh off the native grasses.
Little Eddie Droney while looking at
the stars the other evening, inquiringly
said: 81 wonder If God made all them
little pimples in the sky?"
II you want to buy one Of the best
ranches in the west, read J. w. Dear's
notices in the LEADER, then see him
or write to him on the subject.
The officers hop at Fort Russell on
Tuesday night was attended by Gov.
Hoyt, Mai. Wham, Hon. Francis Z.
Warren and others of this city.
A series Of home lectures are being
advocated for Cheyenne amusement and
improvement during the remainder of
the winter. The idea is a good one.
The roads between Cheyenne and the
Black Hills are in fine condition. Most
freighters are happy in consequence of
the short time it requires for a round
trip.
We are assured that the Zig Tag en-
tertainment on Saturday night, in Re-
creation Hall, will be a first class
affair. Details will shortly be given
by the press.
The Dubuque Telegraph has a female
city editor who stays up till 2 O'Clock
in the morning, smokes a briar root
pipe and writes faster than any two
men on the paper.
People are now wondering who will
succeed Col. Fisher, provided that gen.
tleman concludes to accept the offer
made to him by the South Park rail-
road authorities.
Is was currently reported about the
city last night that 'Reddy'' the ex-
road agent, has been sentenced at
Hillsboro to serve twenty years in the