Published Daily, Except Monday.
J. B. MORROW,
PUBLISHER AND PBOPhIBTOR.
J. W. 15L1.1,4 »•.<_%. .Uuuuki.ik Editor
J. D. COREY .nty Agent
SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 188 b
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
UMION PACIFIC.
No. 8, (from the east) arrives 12:50 p. m
“ 8, departs ~ 1:20 p.m.
No. 4, (from the west) arrives .. 1:(X) p. m.
•• 4, departs 1:30 p.m.
DKXVBB PACIFIC.
Arrives _ 12:40 p. m.
Departs - -...— 1:20 p. m.
avDurlag the temporary absence of Mr.
Sullivan north, Mr. McCandllsh will take
charze of the editorial management of the
Leader. J. B. Morrow.
Notice to Mail feubacribeie.
Those of our subscribers out of Cheyenne
who get the Leader by mall should see that
they are paid In advance, as nil subscription t>
not so paid are Hable to be discontinued.
I'KICSOXAL MEXTIOM.
W. F. Davis is oat of town.
Ira A. Low has gone to the ranch.
Fred Schwartze is in from Pole
creek.
8. D. Thoma?, of Chicago, came in
yesterday.
Mrs, G. C. Charlton goes to Denver
t>day.
Rev. C. M. Sanders went to Denver
yesterday.
Bach Thomason returned from Raw
lins yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Corlett will leave for
Kansas City to-day.
J. D. Corey went over to Laramie
yesterday afternoon.
O. P, Goodwin came in yesterday as
genial and portly as ever.
Joseph Levy, representing Lawrence
Barrett, came In yesterday.
James Fagan, of West Liberty, lowa,
arrived in Cheyenne yesterday.
L. L. Wyatt came up from Sidney
yesterday and stops at Dyer’s.
D. M »nre, of New York, registered
at the Railroad house yesterday.
H. W. Potter and Charles F. Miller
came in from the ranch yesterday.
Watt McDtle came over from Lara
mie yesterday and stops at Dyer’s.
