The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-22
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Fresh oysters at the Delta free luncl
tonight.
Quincy & Pierce give a grand open
ing tonight.
The best of music at the Delta clul
rooms every night.
The choicest operate selections al
Guruey's every night.
Look out for the grand opening to
night at Quincy s. Pierce's.
Miss Winters school has closed for
the holidays, and will reopen on Jan.
uary 2.
Fair games and q chance for every.
body is the motto at the Delta club
rooms.
The Wyoming academy of sciences
will hold its third annual meeting on
January IT,.
Quincy q Pierce give a smiling well
come to their many friends at the Del
ia club rooms
The Delta club rooms are so filed up
at night that parties stand on the side
walk awaiting their turn to enter.
Not only a useful, but a beautiful
holiday gift can be found among Cow
hick &Whltcomb's immense stock.
Professor Robinson will have dane
ing this evening at Library hail.. Pri-
vate instructions at residence, 500 Six.
teenth street.
Professor BouIe is negotiating with
the champion bicylers, now travelling
in the west, for an exhibition In this
city, in Keefe ball.
Cowhick & whitcomb have q perfect
maze of goods especially adapted for
holiday gifts. See their announce
ment this morning.
Men are working nights on the va
cant store In Warren's new block, in
order to have 1t in readiness for occu-
pancy as 500 as possible.
The highest temperature yesterday
was ago; lowest, lac; mean temperature,
80; mean humidity, 80 per cent. high
est velocity Of wind, IA miles per
hour.
What's the use OF q mans shaving
himself to death to make money! If
you spend 1t you haven't got it, and If
you don't spend 1t you might as well
not have any.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
glneers are perfecting arrangements to
bring down a large crowd Of visitors
from Laramie City to their ball on
Tuesday night.
Craig, Davis & Co. have Just re-
ceived some handsome plush easy chairs
and patent rockers, which persons who
are purchasing Christmas presents
should not neglect to see.
Cowhick & whitcomb's extraordi-
nary lot of goods makes the store a
popular Place Of resort. People con-
gregate there daily. especially now,
when they are in search Of holiday
goods.
A press Of advertisements this morn
ing has curtailed our reading space
On the supposition that every loving
father and mother, kind sister and
brother is looking out for Christmas
presents, we hope to be excused.
The sale of reserved seats for the
performance Of the Chicago Church
Choir company begins this morning at
Rhodes & Troxell's, and 1t would he
well for those wishing to hear the pop
ular opera of the PIRATES of PEN
zance" to secure them at once.
Shipments Of cattle from Montana
the past season, by the Northern Pa
ciao railroad, amounted to 176 cars,
containing SS, 1873 head. The receipts
from the east amounted to 94S oars. A
considerable portion of the cattle
shipped out, too, were from northern
Wyoming.
Thursday night, as soon as the alarm
of nre was sounded, one of the promi-
nent members Of the fire department,
who was never known to miss a FIRE,
rushed from his house and frantically
called for a hack to carry him to the
scene Of destruction. After going one
or two blocks the hackman was dis
missed in disgust. as George had by
this time concluded this was not the
proper way to reach a Are.
j. w. Bosler, who died at Carlisle,
Pa, Monday, at the age Of so, was well
known in this section. having large cat
tie interests In New Mexico and Ne
braska. He was a partner Of sx-Sena-
tor Dorsey, and was at n time acous
ed Of completely in the Star ronte
frauds. Towards the latter part of his
life he was active 10 POLITICS and was q
strong adherent OF Blaine at the Chi
cago convention in $780, being also q
large contributor to the campaign ex.
penses Of the republican party.
Jenkins q Ross can sell you the nnest
school shoe hat can be obtained in the
city.
HOLIDAY GOODS.