The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-31
CITY CHIT-CHAT
And Items Of General Interest Cleaned
IRON Our ~heishbors.

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See J. X. Jeffrey's sealed proposal
notice in this issue. a54.,aa'
Henry Harrington has almost entirely
recovered from his recent illness.
w. L. Darrow, a leading Omaha law
yer, died in that city on Wednesday.
All trains came in on time yesterday
but it is doubtful il such will be the
case to-day.
We are in receipt of the first nusr
Der Of the Idaho Springs (Col., Iris, a
weekly issue.
The anniversary of TOM Paine's
birthday was celebrated in Denxer last
Wednesday night.
Sabbath school concerts will be hed
In the Presbyterian and Congregational
churches on Sunday night.
Five mule teams pulled out yesterday
for Fort Fetterman. The wagons were
| all heavily loaded with freight.
The regular meeting Of the county
commissioners will take place on the
second Tuesday in next month.
Small pendants shaped like acorns or
tassels are sold by the dozen to be sewn
among the plaits Of lace trimming.
The flatterer is like those bad paint
ers who cannot transfer beautiful fea-
lures, but represents deformities to per-
lection.
The play Of .'The Road Agents. was
unfavorably received in Denver on
Wednesday night. We CLEAN from the
Tribune. ao
Never write to another asking for
information, or a favor of any kind,
without enclosing a postage stamp for
the reply.
Lieut.. Doane, Second cavalry, and
wife, are in Washington, having ar
rived last Thursday from department
of Dakota.
One of the most exquisite Of braid
clasps represents two little birds with
spread wings, holding the chain of jew
els in their beaks.
Fine white cashmere and all-wool
delaines, ~fashionably called India nous
s%elines, make some of the h~andsomest
toilets worn by young ladies.
Messrs. Greene and Jones of the tele.
graph office returned yesterday from
their hunting expedition, bringing in
quite a quantity of small game.
with all thy false l love thee STILL u
murmured a Laramie City man as he
calmly handed his girl the artificial
teeth that she had sneezed into his
lap.
Who will say that Indians cannot be
thoroughly civilized, in the light Of
the fact that a full blooded Indian up
in Maine has applied for n divorce from
his squaw?
George Irwin, formerly Of Dumfries-
shire, Scotland. will hear of something
that may be to his advantage by COM
m~unicating with II. NJ. Orahood, Gen.
trail City, Colorado.
Quite a snow storm visited this Sec
tion yesterday. We learn that it is
quite general, with greater or less
severity, all along the Union Pacific
road from North Platte to Green
River.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment of Mrs. Carrie Stafford in this
issue Of the LEADER. She is at the
Delmonico hotel and proposes to give
lessons in original French cameo oil
paintings.
Sleeves attached to handsome toilets
for the house are worn quite short, and
the sleeve is banded snugly to the arm
just above the elbow, with two fiaring
frills Of lace, or else Of the dress mate
rial, placed below.
Do you want to purchase one of the
best ranches in the west? II 30, read
Col. ]. W. Dear's announcement in the
LEADER and then see him. If you can
not find him, call on T. M. Fisher, who
will give the desired information.
With pleading eyes she looked up
from the piano and sang, "Call Me
Your Darling Again." But he refused
as there were witnesses around, and
there is no telling when a man will be
" preach Oh promise suit
in these days.
Tansy Whitehead devoted over a