, 1896-12-30
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BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

For fine watch repairing go to Carter.
Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
Of coffee in town.
Cutlowers, Holly and Mistletoe, at
Mrs. schalk's, 2O5 Thornburg.
]. W. Browns restaurant sets the
best table In the city. Try 1t.
Fresh bulk oysters, direct from New
York, at Browns. served in all styles.
Elliott. the murderer of Gay Hutson>
piller at Omaha, was given a life SEN
tence.
Do not let the charity ball, Thursday
evening. escape your mental faculties.
1t will be a pleasant occasion.
Born. at Cummins, Wyo., Dec. 20,
1896, to the wife of Joseph Martin, a
nine and one-half-pound boy.
Attend the charity ball Thursday
evening and assist a worthy cause. An
invitation is extended to the public.
There is but one Eddy on the organ,
and you may never have another oppor-
tunity to hear him. At St. Matthew's
tonight.
DR.. Stevens has sold his ranch, stock
and all belongings On the Sybflle to
VIM. Patten, who is a prominent resi-
dent of that section.
Rev. P. Gavin Duffy has resigned his
charge as pastor OF the Episcopal
church at Sundance aud will return to
his home in England.
Saul Wymore and George Lovett i'm
bibed a little too much tangle-foot this
morning and will answer in Judge
Fitch's court tomorrow.
A dispatch received from Denver this
morning by Mr.. E. P. Palmer of the AL,
bany County bank, states that Mrs. r.
H. Homer is improving.
The second drawing for the music
box took place at the Leader this after,
noon, No. 1871 winning. Lucky holder
will please call and get the box.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Edwards, who died yesterday morning
at 5 O'Clock. aged 4 months and 3 days.
will be buried tomorrow at 1890 a. m.
Chas. Knadler has rented a lodging
house at Golden, Colo, and he and his
charming bride will at once engage IN
the active rustic for a livelihood, which
is common to humanity.
Don't fail to hear. Mr. Eddy at the
cathedral tonight. Admission only so
cents. Tickets may be secured at the
door. The program will prove the great
est musical treat Laramie has ever en-
joyed.
James Towson, formerly of this city
and recently of Cheyenne, has decided
to engage in business in this city and
has purchased the Hunt market near
the corner of Second street and Grand
avenue. .
Hartville iron mines are producing
about Is carloads OF iron ore per week
and the output will be increased ma
terially in a short time. The ore goes
to Pueblo to be used In fluUing for re-
fractory silver ores.
Mr.. Eddy arrived in the city this
morning from Cheyenne where a large
audience listened to his matchless re,
cital. The cathedral should be packed
by III people who are ever ready to
recognize talent and worth.
G. s. Erswell's 7-year-oh son, Char
ley, met with a painful accident this
afternoon at his fathers store. While
the senior Charles was explaining the
merits OF a wheel to a friend. the young
boy placed his finger in the swiftly
moving chain and the end OF the index
finger at the first joint "a severed
Sun-Leader.
The police have received notice to
arrest Oscar Stringham, charged with
the murder of Oliver Callaghan in Col
orado. He has dark hair, half gray and
very curly; smooth teeth; two upper
font teeth larger than the rset; high
cheek bones; short face; regular bull
dog jaw; dish-faced; resembles Chero-
kee Indian; weighs 120 pounds; height,
i've feet four inches.
FOR THE PEN.
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