—Great play on Tuesday night at
tiie Theatre Comique.
To Shippers.—Just received at the
Leader office a large invoice of ship
ping tags or the most improved quali
ty ; all sizes.
—The City Council h;tve passed an
ordinance fixing tiie rate of taxation,
on all property withiu the city lim
its, at two and three-fourths percent
—twenty-seven mills and a half.
—BLUE, BROWN? AND GREY
MELTON SUITS MADE TO OR
DER, BEST GOODS AND LATEST
STYLES, AT
STONEHILL, EISFELDER & CO’S
24-61 Seventeenth street.
—Tiie School Tax sale was ad
journed until Monday, 29th Inst., at
1(1 o’clock, on account of sickness ot
tiie Treasurer.
W. L. Kuykendall,
tul>2s-3tTreasurer.
—We noticed No. 72 box car of the
■ U. P. R. R. in the yard here. Rather
an old-looking affair, though tiie
road has been in operation so short u
time. They are now numbered by
thousands.
Great Bargains at McMurray
Bros.—We offer our entire stock of
dry goods at cost, and will continue to
sell ut those rates until all lire dis
posed of. Come une, come all, and
avail .yourselves of tills rare chance for
good bargains,
McMurray Bros,
mli2s-lW Eddy street.
The Old Oaken Bucket, —Last
night somebody accidently cut the
rope and thoughtfully carried away
one of the buckets of the well at the
Catholic Church. Better bring it
back.
—The Everett House is fast gaining
a high reputation as a splendid place
for sumptuous living 27-lt
—Shipping tags Just received at
this office, which we are prepared to
print to order. First come first served.
—A horse race of 1.090 yards was
to have taken place this afternoon ut
two o’clock, but probably it was post
poned on account of the wiud and
dust. One of the horses belongs to
Lieut. Wanless.
