The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-25
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The fewer feathers q woman has in
her bonnet in this world, the more she
viii have on her wings in the next
P~hiadelphia Sunday hsn-
by \ nearly unanimoas vote, the NO
men Of this country have decided that
the two best hands are q husband and
. Observation-Disclosures Chronice-
Herald.
An apple tree In the orchard Of VIM.
Piymive, Of Washington county, Pa.
bears nine varieties, some OF which are
now ripe, while Others win mot ripen
till late in the fall.
The Maryland and Delaware peninsu-
La last week furnished 1000, 900 baskets
Of peaches for market. OF these, three
hfths went to New York, and the TO
mainder 10 Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
The weak. cracked voice Of the little
old maid up In the gallery is just as
sweet TO the One in whose praise the
hymn is raised, as the ell-like notes Of
the high-priced soprano In the choir
Philadelphia Sunday Rem.
The only company in the world that
makes hshLooks by machinery isat New
Haven, Conn, and has q monthly ca
pacity Of 100000 hooks. A New
York house has just given an order for
100000 hooks and another large or
der has recently been shipped to Ber-
lin.
A summer muff that looks like a ball
Of foam, Is made OF seven rows OF gath
cred lace, over a net foundation, and
Is ornamented with q spray OF flowers,
q new tangled gimcrack 50 excessively
fashionable that II Is said only about
twenty women In the country yet pos
sess them.
A Covington (Ga.) young woman,
worth 5000 broke the engagement
with her young man during commence
ment, because he paid 81 for a horse and
buggy to give her q ride. She argued
that a man who would be SO foolish as
10 pay that much for a few hours pleas
ure was not what she wanted for n hus-
band.
A Cincinnati clergyman recently
paid his affectionate respects to the
class Of men that will spend $50 for
carriage hire ut n wIfe's funeral, but
never spend a dollar for riding while
the poor woman Is alive. These parsi-
monious beings will probably respond
by asking how they could have any mo-
ney to spend IL they did not save 1t.
One of Dur nice young men who went
to camp with company G was told by
his mother that 1t would be prudent tn
take along n bottle Jamaica ginger, to
have In ase OF sickness. The young
man is rather forgetful. and he for
got the last syllable in giving his order
to the druggist; but his mother says he
packed up his bottle of Jamaica gin
and took 1t along just the same.-Chic-
ago Journal.
Many n fathers pride is shocked and
many a mothers heart bleeds q tribe as
their boy 'sup at grandma's" writes his
little scrawl home, " this is the boss
plac, 1 lik living hear better than to
home" and they inwardly vow never
to be harsh with the little fellow when
he comes back. Make home the 'sboss"
place for your children, even IL they
seem TO be ssboss" Of it.-Neir Haven
Register.
A bottle was recently washed ashore
at Long beach, L. 1. containing several
letters width were Mt once forwarded to
their destination. It subsequently
transpired that DIR. G.. p. Sherman Of
New York, who sailed In the Circaesian
for Glasgow, having missed the pilot,
by whom he wished to send back some
letters, placed them in a bottle. with a
short note Of explanation, requesting
tho finder to forward them to their
destination. He then threw the bottle
overheard. The steamer sailed Satur-
day, and the bottle was found, and