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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1876
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local notice mentioning an office, a figure, and a street or area, with garbled names and numbers. The readable parts imply a public or civic notice but essential facts are missing.
The Times reports official counts incomplete but indicates Hayes leads in multiple Southern states with Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina showing Republican majorities. Wisconsin shifts to Republican. Oregon and Nevada support substantial Republican margins. Other dispatches note New York Democrats surprised by state results, while Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina are key battlegrounds with heavy unionist and Ku Klux activity influencing counts and public sentiment.
Notice to taxpayers of Laramie County announces county sheriff J O Brien will collect taxes at the court house from 8 am to 4 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm starting October 2 1876 with penalties for nonpayment. Also an 1876 personal health cure advertisement and an information wanted notice about John W Reed last seen near Cheyenne and possibly in the Black Hills region.
A historical business directory lists local services across Ferguson with entries covering banks First National and STEBBINS POST CO, groceries Pease & Taylor, hardware Freund & Bro, physicians J. R. Bowman, hotels such as Dyers Hotel and Eagle Hotel, livery Kent & Mason, and various professions including attorneys D. McLaughlin and J. Irwin, builders 8. M. Preshaw, and grocers, all organized by street blocks and local posts. The compilation preserves names and shop types for reference.
Groceries grain and provisions listed with weekly corrections by Whipple Hay and Retail Grocers and Commission Merchants. Buckskin sale of 6000 pounds Indian tanned buckskin by W Huans & Co at Fort Steele Wye, with notice restricting indebtedness to employees and requiring written orders signed by the proprietor.
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