EVENING, LEADER.
W, MM.
i acrar Rodent in the Argos this
moratng makes some pertinent re
marks in reference to certain much
neaded reforms. Every good citizen
must agree with him in his remarks
tn favor of a better observance of
the Sabbath. All that is required to
the purpose is a little
concert <rf aetion among our mer
chants. Doubtless many of them like
the Arpus correspondent, submit to
tß»<>egMnt usage from necessity
rdtSarSran choice. It would be a
good, work for some of our public
spirited citizen, to move in the mat
ter, aiql call the attention of our
merchants to the subject. Nothing
is gained by keeping stores open on
Sunday, because when all do it the
trade is equally divided, and would
accrue as readily on the following
day. The public convenience does
not demand it, except in a few ex
cqptional cases such as drug stores,
cigar stores, hotels, restaurants and
barber shops. And most of these
lAight be dosed a portion St the day
by general agreement.
Postponed.—Thecommunication
of Cheyenne Lodge No. J 6, A. F. &
A. M., called for Thursday evening,
is postponed until Friday evening.
Order of W. M.
I —Jacob Ulrich has Just received a
considerable assortment of Winter
Goods, consisting of Ladies’ and
Misses’ Boots and Gaiters, Mens’ and
IJpyU boots, Children’s shoes de., of
the latest style, all of which lie will
dispoee of at moderate prices. The
ladies’ boots and gaiters arc of the
greatest elegance and will certainly
meet with a large sale. The boys’
boots are solid, well adapted for this
season and will make more than one
little fellow happy. Call at Jacob
Ulrich’s store, on Eddy street, be
tween 15th and 16th streets, if you
desire to get entire satisfaction.
