The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-28
BACHELORS BOLD.
4 FIN LEAP YEAR GALAXY,

eh"e' oa0he.oi' mas amen
. oup'u u' ro ',o 10Y
e. 'nere . "a ia'se nuei vi eiisio
p'cie'ors IN TINS CITY ana an equai
nuner VI une, acconiiisieu marriage
oe "uies, NH ieu"os '"a' o"'
one Oh Tue ioi"er mas pecone d Dene
u'cl' :.
iehnp' Spu "ouiu ihe nv" VI
sonieo our Dacpeioi iihus anu 'nei.
eiiglphlty. ~ mas Deeh saiu ny d hoteo
again mii'er Una. uiepahe Ola
icah SOCIAL me 10 uiat men put Oh mar
iiaee unli lney ATTAIN u conPetency
upon WHICH 10 sustain d "iie anu a
househoiu properly Out this reason Is
not suinc'ehe excuse ior nome
pacheiois' because they are All imam
uoniche Oh the most approved pan OF
society. In speaking OF Dache-
iors' we mem a liberal dennitloh Oh the
.efm' we 90 mol sl+aS OIL unmarried
meh merely, oue oil paci'eiofs VINO are
o'u enoue" 70 hno" oet'e'-'hah 'ore
remaih single.
Now there's Judge sener'ior instance
"a gentleman VINO possesses the quail
ties 10 make any iady happy. socially
ne Is ohes'eiheiu' lie vas Deeh In
congress anu 10 no" cniei justice ma
rising territory iiohors ne could De-
$40" upon any iahi'y from winch ne
goods, too, he has IA fair share. Indeed,
the most hardened bachelor in the COM
munity might well ask himself, why in
the world Judge Sener doesn't weds
But we must he easy on b chief JUS
tice. He has been in the territory but
"A short time and may soon learn the
error OF ways that are single in aterii-
tory where woman suffrage prevails.
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Then there's Rev. j. 7. Cowhick,
the leading minister in b territory,
and moderator OF the Wyoming and
Colorado p~resbytery. a more graceful
carriage and a lighter step you will not
find among the young men of the city
than In Mr.. Cowhick. or mental ca
pacity and intelligence he has more
than nm ordinary share
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1i. No"HIeh se'hs "euu'u ~ '"e
church. lie is as gallant as any young
cheyalier and could preside with lleas-
no,;,uo h;s ao,a.to
'"s s'" ""N "s"'' we
csslie'
upo"
o'.n ",u o
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apr
D"' son.'"H"s " ""'' ho"e
wrong An acciuen1 must nave chahp-
&c the course oil MI. WIGS me. ltH
IKE a stream nat starts from tne
mountain Top ana Tolls dohe 10 ehe sea-
slngiy ana alone; no tributary nc juno
tioh. But VINO can say ina III the
ardent lover tlysting on tie NOISY
bank of so,ne pleasant rippling stream.
and whispering into tie eager
EAR of her who was his all in all, those
fitting words of the poet:
Tn. fountains mirgle with iher river.
rhe river WIN the ocean;
~ WIN wes, swn,,or1
Nothing In the world is single;
All things by law divine,
W. 90, - wt,, 49,
We repeat: who can saw that Mr.. w.
was not susceptible in his you,l,p
Still. Mr.. Wild has a comuanion that
is ever faithful: Byron had n like COM
panion. whose fidelity insured n noble
verse from highlands matcbless poet:
peni d in heaven, the soul he held Of. earth,
Is Byron's estimate of his faithful
friend, and Mr.. Wild's companion is
no less worthy of such n tribute.
Mr.. W. is good citizen and shall
fellow well met" The worst that can
be said of him is that he is a bachelor.
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io-uays gaiaAy Vi pacneio's "ouiu VI
iico'isie.e "i'hou. en"iies T. N'iier'
p'oo'.e 'uuss anu .ouh., ''a
1'si'Doo! NaoMs .ne ''use' Nh"
'"'o'ao'y' 'oo' fu''i'inioie 'h'y u
say .n"' ne 70 qus.s i"uies man "ne
NC e"ooses W W. ne "iPea.s souie"""'
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