, 1885-12-20
BY The way.
Waits Caught on the Fly from Busy
Men.
Good Natured Gossip on General
Matters.

Mayor Reel is on the sick list, but not
dangerously i'll.
Rev. Il. Il. Field was better yesterday,
but he is yet very sick.
Gibson CLARK, Esq, will have his law
Office in the Collins block.
Prof. Martin dancing academy opened
last evening at Library Hall.
There are to be no services at the Con-
gregational church this evening.
Col. A. s. Emery shipped a car load of
horses to Kansas City yesterday.
A solitary drunk was the sum total of
Judge Lees police business yesterday.
New applications for brands are con-
stantly being received at the county clerks
office.
The Cheyenne hotels are pretty well
filled, Notwithstanding the alleged dull
times.
Some very line Hereford bulls are
shortly to be brought to Cheyenne from
Woodward, Ia.
The G. B. & Q. railroad company have
ordered for use on western roads $4,000
tons of steel rails.
Santa Claus has whispered in our ear
that Rhodes & Troxell is the place to buy
your Christmas bargains.
Hills & Goodsell are still selling mil
linery goods at cost, and will continue to
50 until their entire stock is sold out.
Michael Savage. who was shot in the
arm one week ago last night on the occa-
sion of the McGill tragedy, is improving.
The LEADER is indebted to Hon. Her
man Haas for a copy OF the Age of Steel,
from which VI copy several important
items this morning.
The territorial ~stenographer has been
engaged by friends of Stewart Mcintosh
to attend the sessions of the inquest and
report the testimony.
There is just a little talk on the side in
regard to the approaching city election,
but as yet the candidates have not begun
to crawl out of the sage brush.
Rev. ]. Y. Cowhick will preach at the
Presbyterian church this morning and
Rev. C. M. Sanders will supply the pulpit
in the evening at the same place.
A kerosene explosion occurred at a
business house on Sixteenth street yester-
day which shattered the door of the stove
into which the kerosene had been thrown.
T. A. Gage, of Livermore. Colorado,
had in town yesterday a fine Rudolph
bull, which was bought last summer from
the Wyoming Hereford association for
81, 200.
Another bicycle exhibition occurred at
Keefe's rink yesterday afternoon, in the
presence of a large audience, who were
greatly delighted with the fcats performed
by the noted bicyclist.
Mama, my stockings amt big enough, "
said a weeping child, yesterday. mot
big enough, child What do you mean?"
They won't hold the nice things l saw at
Rhodes & Troxell's to day."
Tim Kinney passed through Cheyenne
yesterday with $50 head of yearlings.
bought of j.. S. Latener, of Western Iii
nois. The stock will be taken to Wyoming
Station, Albany county, Wyo.
The Frontier and and cattle company
are feeding 100 head of COWS on their
ranch west of Cheyenne. The stock will
be shipped in the spring to the company's
feeding pens on the Sioux City & Pacific.
Annual grand masquerade ball, on
skates, will be given by Alert hose com
pany, at Keefe's hall, Christmas eve.
Skating from 1880 until 1890, then I'M
masking and skating until intermission.
The Presbyterian pulpit will be occu-
pied on Sunday morning and evening.
December 9th, by DR.. D. D. Moore, Of
the Denver university. DR.. Moore is so
wen anu iaVorAoiy known IN CHEYENNE
that we bespeak for him an audience
equal to the capacity of the church.
0, dear How this stormy weather
wears and teas our clothes, besides filling
them full of dust and grit when drying,
giving them an old and grimy appearance
Remedy. Send To the steam laundry