The Cheyenne Leader.
CHEYENNE, DAKOTA,
Thursday, Oct. 24, 1867.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—The bridge timbers for the U. P. R. R. are
brought from Michigan.
—Wm. 11. McDonald’s benefit occurs nt the
t heatre, thift evening. Be on hand.
—The death of Ellas Howe, Jr., inventor of
the sewing machine, occurred at Brooklyn,
on the 10th iust.
—Rumors of the discovery of rich deposits
of gold, beyond the Black Hills, are current
u4nong our townspeople.
—For sale—a fine English double-barreled
shot-gun, Wm. Greener, maker, bore 12, bar
rels 30 inches. Can be seen at the news de
pot, Sixteenth street, near Eddy. 2t
—Books, stationery, toilet articles and no
tions in great variety and at reduced prices,
at the news depot, Sixteenth street, west of
Eddy. _ oct22tf
—The case of Moll Greer and E. K. Hines,
indicted for the murder of a man in Denver,
some time since, Is to come up at the Decem
ber term of the District Court, at that place.
—The Council Bluff's Nonpareil, of the 16th.
notes preparations for an immense reception
of the editorial excursionists, upon their re
turn from the west.
—Messrs. C. H. Edwards & Co., south side of
Sixteenth street, tell you of their readiness
:<» supply you with anything yon need in the
line of boots, shoes, etc.
—See new advertisement of those enter
prising gentlemen, Manning & Post, whole
sale commission merchants, corner Seven
teenth and Ferguson streets.
—We were pleased to receive a call from
Mr. Saltiel, of the Times publishing Co., of
Central, who is in Cheyenne, as correspond
ent and solicitor for that Journal. He will
.secure many subscribers here.
