, 1884-02-13
The Democratic Leader.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10, 1884.
MINOR MENTION.


will be varied.
Additional local news will be found
on the first page.
Don't forget the object of the FIRE
departments ball.
Wind and weather, rough and ready,
persistently prevail.
Hon. E. y. N. Morgan is governor
again for a few days.
Who is DIR. whitcomb2 The Sun
says he has gone to Texas.
People from abroad are writing for
tickets to the Mapleson opera.
Valentines are ripening. They'll be
ready for plucking tomorrow.
The committee on the departments
ball are able to report continued sue
cess.
The Fort Russell military band did
not accompany the legislature on the
excursion.
The sale of seats for the Mapleson
opera, in Chicago, for the nrst two days,
reached s23. Ooo.
February frowns as Hercely as q
furious father whose freckled faced
daughter has eloped.
Dudes and handles don't flourish
well in the light @sthetical atmosphere
Of cultured Cheyenne.
The hotels are all overcrowded again,
and landlords in Cheyenne must be
doing a good business.
The usual prayer meeting at the Con-
gregational church this "wednesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Some of our business men are dis
posed to complain of dullness Of trade.
Well, It's SO everywhere.
The opera house management know
lug and approaching the wants of the
public caters well to them.
The Sun solemnly announced yester-
day that Hon. Phil. Dater has a wife.
We acknowledge the scoop"
General Byron X. Carr, commander
of the q. A. r. department of Colo
RADIO, will be in Cheyenne on the 22d.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church ut 1880 O'Clock this evening.
All are cordially invited to be present.
The Salt Lake excursionists went of
in good spirits. II they come back
that way the trip will have been a sue
cess.
The LEADER Job room is heavily
taxed with work at the present time,
but we have capacity for all that may
come.
Washington's birthday will be here
next week, and then the Thermometer
of our patriotism should rise several
degrees.
The district court will not convene
again until February 25, and that will
probably be the last day Of the Novem-
Der, 1888, term.
The advance in the price OF chewing
gum carries sorrow to the heart and
uneasiness to the jaw Of many an in
dustrious young miss.
Pocket pistols are very apt to 60 of
this cold weather. So 1t may be we'll
to be careful In regard to the use OF
ithaca {ptrIoata uaonono
Our literary and dramatic society has
got showed In again. and Ex-Governor
Hoyt will have to organize another
round up in order to find it.
Some Of our citizens who inhabit
frame houses these cold nights are will
ling to admit that the steam warmed
boudoirs Of the Inter Ocean are a good
thing.
Fred Nash, the Waterman Of the
council, is now in u%ndisputed charge of
all that is left OF the legislature, and
there is but very little Of that article
laying around loose at present.
A certain married lady of this city,
who has a very charming young iaugh-
ter. savs sbe will never hermit her to
get married. 1t is possible, however,
that the Young lady NAV disagree some.
what with the old ladv when the time
comes, and grant a permit of her own.
BY the way, II anybody finds another
poor little earthonaks that has no
father or mother. will tbev please helm
tina little fellov aropnd tho CORNER IN
onr contemnorarv IL will bs Kindly