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The Farmyille Journal says that oil the
last term Of the County Court OF Cumoer-
nd nm order was entered BY Judge Per-
kins directing a vote OF the people OF tne
county to be taken 10 ascertain whether or
not they we're wiling for the couu'y TO SUD-
scribe $50. 0Oe to the Richmond and South
western railroad. The vote vii be taken
on Monday the 18th dav ~ April at the
usual voting precincts In the county.
The FincasiIe Herald says workmen or
the Buchanan and Clifton Forge railroad
have discovered an Indian graveyard be-
tween Mrs. Joseph V. Cerper's residence
and The river and about TAO hundred skei-
elons have teen dug up in making tue
road-some OF them ia O good state OF pre-
seryaiion. The skeletons were not more
thun two geet below The surface OF The
RTouEd.
The New York yas companies have de-
cided upon uniform rate for gRs aiter
Anil Eth. Large consumers are TO pay
81. rs aud So per Thousand feet, ana smaii
consumers 81 %. Gas has been seiling 10
New York duri1c the last nine months at
prices ranging from IS cents to "a 90 per
thousand feet, which, the gas Officials claim,
is considerably less than the cest OF pro-
ductlon.
The Haifas Record is graE6ed TO learn
that nOtwIthstand the recent heavy
frosts and cold winds all the fruit has not
been killed. Some OF the peaches. cherries,
apricotS. and pears we're destroyed, but a
lair crop is still uniojured- Apples were
not sufficiently advanced TO be materially
injured.
Judro JoTn Hill of R1ckin CHAM who
has been qaite sick for some time past Is
much better.
The Washington Presbytcry will hold its
regular meeting next fall at Vienna, Fair
fax county, Va.
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The Virginia Educational Journal for
April opens witt an article by CHARLES
DOB. wh;es undertakes 10 prove that
"thpn" Is proposition as well az eoa-
Junction lie Appeals to " The great lights
OF literature" rather than 10 "the peda-
gogues OF the sehod-room " but his
proofs are few indeed, and indicate that
"the redaeoenes OF the scbcs3-room 7"
wouldu't have much OF tssk befo~s them
II they should undertake to show that bis
exceptions are Just enough IN prove that
the rule 4 the Other way. N. y. WEBSTER.
o. Norfolk, reversing Mr.. DoD's notion.
restores "excelt" TO IT, ancient place as a
c,pjppctl,n, ~ using II instead OF "nr.
less m the following sentence:
q This distinctive SAVIOR cannot be de-
terlhsd N " obigtpsa from the dictionary
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DAMAGES Per Personal injury --[Aiey-
andria pazetfe].-A dispatch from Rich.
mond aoIounces that the Court Of Appeals
has unanimously affirmed the judgmeu. OF
abe Circuit Court of this city in tbe case of
Thompson os. II. j. Dainger6eld. IN which
the damages were assessed at $500. This
WAS an aciien brought By ID. q. Thompson
against Messs-. II. j. Daingerfeld and
Gorge w. Harrison for injuries received
freA pistol shat fired BY George w. Har-
risen on the night OF the 5th OF March,
1877. making the amputaiiou OF Tbomp-
soD's Veg necessary. Thompson died last
SATURDAY.. leaving widow and one or two
children.
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...orurn CHAPTER OF 4 SAD SroRy.-
fcnarlotle IN. ~ T,scrrsrl-The. -, sno g ~ ~
The comIpuni',, by he suicide Of m ,hs sa,ss
MI M,ddIcL ! eleraph-operator Ia ine cm nee
IN sa,s ci,y. is sin vivid IN the minds o. .nc
=, zen OF Charlotte, and much sympa,,u;y PAU,
has been felt for his young wiaow; .nnw m
wi, wi be much increased when u Is s =, ,odu
that n short while since the unfof','nna'. ,auI
visited the neither OF her deceased nus ,,or;s,
and the meeting was so full OF the meno ,ha,
Of the death Of The husnaadt han anu the S sight
OF the wife of her dead son, whom sue sne.'
saw for the first time. sent the hearI.Dro a
woman TO bed, and she died IN a rev 9a, ~
Mis-. Riddick returned TO her irlcnas Ia
Charlotte with another tragedy to sadaen
hcr life
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The Page Courier thinks that the Con-
servattge State Committee has not made any
concessions to the Readjusters. Ne doubt a
good Rsny Debt-Payers think that the
.commnt&e made too many concessions.
What Iweuld the Coarier havef Every
voter whs intends TO support The nominees
Oi the Cipe matt Convention is asked to
participate in the county meetings. In
Page county the Readiusters can elect the
entire deleg~.ion II they choose. And we
wiilginsure IL that no delegate will be re.
fused q seat in the State Convention because
he Is Rs&diesier What mote can our
side u04
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MIRA Bradys Rsc and Moxa ne pestai
nv Mrs. Anna II. DORSEY. Philadelphia
j. b. LIrPiycoTr " Go. 1880
For sale by wgsT. JOHNSTON Il Co.
Nes godfro. A Novel. BY STANLEY
Hope. Philadelphia. j. b. LirPINco1r
Il 70. 1880.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON u co.
Esr Majesty Me Queen. A Romance. BI
J. EsTEY Cooke, author OF "sufry o.
Eagles Nest &c. Philadelphia: D. D.
LIPpIYcoTr & 60. 1880.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
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j. Frank EIiason i appointed postmaster
at m.lint Pleasant. New Castle county. Del,
vice Harrison Vanderbilt, resigned. J.W.
Weriey rs appointed postmaster al HpIs,on.
Washington county. Va. rice I. A. Worley.
'ss'gned. John Babe IL appointed ,rst.
master a. Flat Rock, Mason county, w. Vs.,
fiesP, u, AcKindleY, resigned. ''7
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CASE OF DR.. T. W. YOUNG, OF OXFORD. n. c.
during the lsfe wsr distinguished Surgeon
IN the Confederate States Army.


Extract from letter o. January 20. 1891
"In the month Of August 1879. Frustrated BY a
severe attack of Gout. with which mac then sut-
Iered Tor several months, and IN sgcn condition
that scarcely hoped ever TO be able 10 resume
tive prof ssional life, VI tied tie Buffalo Lithia
springs. was wts0ut apDe he; my digestion inl-
nerfeci ard painful, my n'rvous y TEN shattered
aud the vc'im OF neuralgia In all iIs forms: my
spirits greay deprc sed, and 80 feeble that could
walk bui a short dist iDce wi hOu. assistance. The
ar Z nodce bic Effect Of he water wa upOu the
ere ION FROM INV Kidneys and skin. blth or which
were acting y-ry mneT!ecilv ana fai inR properly
denursie the blood. The secretion from The Kidneys
had been for mon rs scauty. higb-cOlDren, OF high
specific graSi w ry acid in IT. reaction. and oe
20 ting upon stgndng very large sediment. The
action Of The water WIS apparent In frty eishT
hours. the crenon becoming m re abundant, less
highly cOored. and deposiiing les Sedime. viii
the reesiabii, bment of healthy 'taie Of these two
imporan sec 'elIons, the great drpuralors OF The
blood. my GONZALES ence was sOOH ami rapid-n
appetite rfturuef my diges ion became perfect. ami
my nervou, system rersinrd is tone. ! b. came
more cheerful and hopeful ana gradually regained
my strength. My general heath T. now perfect. aud
have resumed The active practice az my pro-
fession For my restoration, under a hind Proyi-
dsnce. feel Thai am entirely indebted 10 be IIuf.
faio Lithia Waters ap 10 2aw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-10

wcl<sformec friend informs as that
we did not state yesterday With perfect ac-
cursey sir. SEwARg,s position IN abe diff.
Guilty sowhieh we reiasred in our leading
ediforkl. It's suffleiext, however, for our
purposesthst &c was the recognized apostle
Of the ksgher-lsw docir,se.
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az" THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST sUNDAY.sCHOOL ASs0CiA-
TON Will ne held with the venableStreet Baptist
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON a, 81 O'Clock.
WILLIAM FLLYsON, President.
Geor1e C. Jackson. Sc retaiy.
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MT GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner OF Grace and Foushee slreetsl.
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f.. HATCHER. d. H.,
will preach al IL o'clocs a. VI. and at O'Clock L.
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amount $40 2e0O
U.A
cenrsrv
age tas % ei"s
age il eco
,idl'nd nd n,aee oi.
or ALL STOCKS AND
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M" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(c1rrer OF Main and Sixth streetsl-Rev. HENRY
A. NJ and u. Nj.
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NJ BROAD.sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH, SUNDAY. April ll.-Preachirg at IL
O'Clock A. M. oy he PASTOR Rev. W. G. STARR
Subject, Let Your Lisht shine" An experience
meeting will be he'd In the lecure-room of TIE
church al s o'clock T.. NJ. Strangers cordially vel
coined
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nJg- MONUMENT TAI CHURCH-Rev
j. G. Observation-Disclosures IL A. NJ. and
O'Clock L. NJ.
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~ SECOND PkESBY TERI A n
CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. CURRY will preach In this
church on SUNDAY MORNING at IL O'Clock and al
O'Clock L. NJ.
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t1~ VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The sixiy.seyenlh anniversary o. the Virginia
Bible Society will be held In the First Bapti [
church on SUNDAY sFTERNooS, the lin instant,
at 4 O'Clock. Several emiDen. cergymen will de-
liver add tsses.
Five HUNDRED years ago this year 81 es0l the Holy
Bible was translated into The EDslish LANGUAGE by
cllin. TIL life and work Of ibis great b nefac-
tor will const ute sn interesting par. Of exer-
clses The fritpds Of tue Bibe cause are cordially
inv ed 10 attend. NJ. W. STAPLES. Secretary.
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ag- GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RlAN THUkCH-Rev. G. II. READ, y. d., pastor.
Preaching at ii O'Clock A NJ. and Pm.
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M7y FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street near Gracel Rev. W. {.
ScHAEFFER. notwithstanding at III A. 81. and
8 L. NJ. Strangers aud visitors welcome. Seats
free.
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E1' FIRST z 3 T Z Il Y
CHUhCH-Pr aching by the pastor, Rev. T. L.
PRESTON d. d. at II A. NJ. aud at quarter before
at night Strangers will receive a cordial vel
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NE SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHUR' H.-PreaChing at IL A. NJ by Rev. G. p
WILLIAM, on. of Lexington. KY. and at 7:45 z.
81. by Rev. j. Y. TYLER.
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T MAIN-STREET CHRISTI

vi MNIN-STKEET Z II 5 T I 4 Y
CHUECH-Resular services TOMORROW lords
davi MORNING at ii O'Clock. Preaching AZ & =.
NJ. by Mr. CHARLES p. WILLIAMSON. of Ken
lucky, form erly Of this CITY.
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NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streeisl-Rev. j 3. HAw-
THosNE, u. H.. will preach on SUNDAY a. IL A.
M.-subjec "God's Estimate of Mans Worh";
| and O'Clock r. M-subje {. Not Ashamed of
the Gospel" All stranger welcome.
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NJ POSTPONEMENT.- The regular
monthly mecti & OF the Methodist >nnday-School
Society will not he held until the THIRD SUNDAY
in this month. II will Then be held at Trinity
church. CHARLES L RADY, Secretary.
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Extract from Letter Of February ,, 1901
~ have used The Buffalo Litha Wafer Tor some
years in eases Of g0uiy trouble both with natiens
and IN my own case. and / certainly regard II as
very valuable remedy"
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RLL-HEhDs, $3.50 TO IS pei ieJm, o.
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,,,ert ranlcssl u Is equally soasea in
brine" 80. q. ,.,s vo
Of the yoarmdl-Ali Of them more or less
| interesting.
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NOTICE.-BOOKS OBsUBSCRIPTiON
IN TT THE CAPITAL STOCK ~ THE ALE
GHANY COAL AND IRON COMPANY WIN be
optned at the ofice OF The richmond and Altghany
Railroad Company, 40. 10 Main street, Rich
mend, Va, under the supervision OF f. II. Fisher
and J. u. Wilson, on ,ihe 10TH DAY OF APRIL,
1850, aud will b. ksp' open no Al the minimum
amount Of stock rqnr,d by The charter Is sub
seroe1, and will be reopentd from time 10 time. II
II Shall become n csssary.
IL q. PARSONS,
T.. AZ. YNGLDS,
N. ". ALEXANDER.
GEORGE N. BARTHOLOMEW.
VI The incorporates.
MARCH IL, 1880. nh 1910
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sY,rmgxT yEnE pEGTMs6E
f @ 81 3Rssa
T93y AH AEs "A hsPP Prov FEBRUARY 90 1878
x.uo, IN, ayinfuD
sosiicom w A ~
PrrIfnh
cruy-sA
III.
eJbulnes-
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
M 80 .,11nn ~ rrnIlc AooorNrs ron YtRoaIA.

NJ AufnopY rusc ACCOUNTS FOR yRs
"A aEoReE H. PLEAsANTs & SON,
STREETS,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR VIRGINIA AND NORTH caRoAlNA.
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cUFFAI.o LITHsA WAT. r.
NOUTl GOVT! GOVT!
VI

DIR. JOHN T. METCALF,
Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine, Co lege CT
Physicians and Surgeon, New York.
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J.
7.
IL The paid
the sim
+
Loans oed and motEage % e upon which
@
80 1880
moragei exclusive bnitIuEs
~ 500 S
the buildings mortsaged Ensured for 100 collateral 2l75O
,ND
4
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APOLEIN RtS-

OF ALL nIsERAL.wATgR DEALERS. GnocEns.
AND DRUGGISTS. 3.s,M&w3m
, 1880-05-13
THE WHITAKER CASE.

...
mr.. Townsend NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oa Exrera"-'Ehr Cn.o Nc"r II. CIctos
WEST POINT, N. y, May l?.-uDItrd
States Dtstrfrt-Attprney Townsend Inns With
drawn from the Whitaker cnse. Regarding
,..,',.s ~. ,4a.'.. sol s n""u suo
lowing statement: "Townsentl submitted
n long report 10 tho Secretary nt Nar con-
corning the cast l,p 10 lust Thursday. 1iN
saw nm turther nccrssi,v for h,4 coutInunnco
t., tba oo.n ,,,i,so tn Sn,rn+or ~. .i,,it ..,,ns
=" ."o s'e,s "T ,'-.s..'',, ouu I,.', "''ei
lliiti 10 continue. ToW1lsenas Withdrawal
Is not basGd OH my belief In Whittaker's
guilt. On the contrary, his views arc stated
~ -. H. H. ..n... ~ ~ o 81. a,.t
,s ~ .eeIs .s,.... ;us mls p.essa V ~ st @
Dcei1 Irritating Ut oOn01aous7lo' tnose coll
d,,cting tho casa Tor West Paint. and his pro-
noi,hccd Views a,d ontspokcn ways have
nnIv servcd tn mnkn Tho II nt n nunnts,n md dIe-
onas ~. W .s.u .,. .,o ''''u "'"
courtesy ulo ntoiu l"arkea'
Tic session was taken up with the testi-
m0ny OF experts I'll handwriting. When cx-
pcrt Sout)lwprth WINS about leaving the stand.
rrof urun,,nr Vhfttotor,a frinHl hn,uni
~ r,"st s.,. t,,,"at,,,,s -. ~ ,,.,...,, un,st,
the Eouft so1ue q"estlolls " ~ asAeu oouth-
worth. a. long consultation was hclu ny tito
Court, and finally It consented tu put them.
The questions wnre in reference Ia tia
.,s;u,l, ~ o,..,,,s ~ ,v,,t,.at,..,,
t'.'tc. ~ a'ss "i ~ ,.t's"n.. , - "''u
ihE NM LIE lote " WNtnlnk tectHt1s HIihteu
, 1880-05-13

porsona ny Iu1y!ns gaml credentials md being
iasi{: isa Re psf ii FFl?l !" Fsl "yy; "yH t;'fs eaTss
Iiu'nsfer, Of Urseniel; md ,jon, a. Iiei.-
,,lng, of Rglkcy. Tho President, h! f,is nd
dress, snDke nf tho pr9Ercsa ailt1 clsarac..
tGtlstics Of The scEool, and tpDk a very radical
iilarriaYu should b. prohibited Il, every nno
infected with cnnytttitiunal Or mental dis
tilsc. Tile question was discussed through.
out Ms ono of great innortnncu to society.
and lilo medical Urnftaa(ui1. y
, 1880-05-13


2 0 %nlT Il ais % sTGhan sisf 4 MsMGaAN slshsaa n
uta Of uH Or upNnrds, Tor nnD! !hrd caah, bAlaAca
fsrmlnx Land. AIttcss G1x 671 IT Jos0ph, Mo.
, 1880-05-13
Grief md EI1x1ncEHt
Eptfdph In II Frtuch Cemetery.
Hero Lies
kfn0 Hart ri mi

Nine. Bertrand,
Wife OF
N. Bertrand, uurbIc-cuttcr.
This monument I9 II specimen Ut his work.
Cost, ,G0J frncs.
The queen OF medicinal anl toilet Bo0ps, the
fritrr1llit ItntlCftru.
, 1880-05-13
@~->~-s>>~H<.~~r -4>--- s-
0oOkkcepnFrs EJeFks. DC.

MACHINERY fpN HALE-l3t1lDRkE f0WHA
sainyfy ,''saa|n4
ruantmg DrtiSr. tosather wlth ti,reo-ftory frame
huildlnY Hdx l tesL aQ Old brick g wall Yhu.si1r{
bF1ck Ufice IN kIlss, NxU f0et HeactlpK patOnk
sss sons tants III fsSt u raIirad ttnct u! y
4Nvud. VIII bu sold VI bargain. Apply to SOFEl&,
UHAlEEiin 4 Gxl. hs Wo1t r0lk.tt.. ChteaEo:
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
Tbc ,mcrtenn peopIc

No people in the world suffer as
much with dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years Of experience in modi-
cine had failed 10 accomplish cer-
tain aud sure remedy for this disease
and its effects, such as sour stomach
heartburn, water-brash. sick head
ache, costiyeness, palpiiation of the
heart, Liver complaint, coming up Of
the food, low spirits, general debility,
etc, vet since the introduction oil
Green's August Flower we believe
there is no case of dyspepsia that
cannot be Immediately relieved.
$4,000 dozen sold last year without
one case of failure reported. Go TO
your druggist and get sample bot
tic bottle for ten cents and try it
Two doses will relieve you. Regular
size IS cents. scll-c
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
g6e RecoyO.
SATURDAY, JUNE 70. 1850.
ROSita Items.

From the Index.
There are twenty-three engines at
work in the camp, six of which are
on the Observation-Disclosures vein.
Tower Thomasson is busily en-
gagged in taking the census. Rosita
will show 3 population of twenty
five hundred, and the immediate
vicinity fifteen hundred more.
Eggleston, the murderer, is roam
ing over this country. He was seen
not far from Rosita, a few days since.
The people demand that our officers
put forth some efforts towards effect
ing his capture.
Carl Wulsten is driving the fifth
level west in the Bunker Hill mine.
He has struck large vein carrying
gray copper and galena with iron and
copper pyrites. Shaft will be sunk
200 feet and tunnel driven 100 feet or
more.
Three men are at present working
on the Game Ridge property. In
one week, they took from a shaft
some 800 feet north of the Old Te-
cumseh, ten tons of ore that will mill
in the neighborhood. of 100 ounces
per ton. The body of horn silver ore
at this place is Eve feet thick. An
so-stamp mill will be put up this
summer
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
A Novel Feature

presents itself TO those who use Park
er's Hair Balssu, in the discovery OF
its rare and remarkable merits. Many
have written us expressing their de-
light in the fact that it works like a
charm. Its disiniectGnt properties
in chemical combination rendering il
heallhfui, cleansing and healiug
are bearing fruit, and the beautiful
hair il produces, with the clean.
healthy scalp. entirely freed from
dandruf and falling hair, are achieve
ments for which we have reason to
feel proud. A patron assures us that
he has used twelve different Hair
Preparations and that Parkar's Hair
Baissm surpssses them all. To hair
thst has become gray or faded. IL re-
stores that beautiful natural color OF
youth, and produces a vigor and lux
uriauce t'at surprises every one.
Buy 8 bottle from yGur druggist and
test its merits. Sold by all druggists.
scSst 3O-e
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12

Disensc and Death, when they reach
our own households, are too serious
for jesting. we use our best endeavors
to drive off the dread messengers, and
are only happy when we feel that they
are AT distance. At the first approach
of that fell destroyer. Consumption,
in the shape of a cough or slight cold
as well A. more severe bronchial or
Catarrhal Complaints, we should at
once use Eilert's Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry. 1t has no superior in
such cases. Every bottle warranted
to give satisfaction. Sold by J. l..
Prentiss Il Bro. sca7
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
ADVERTISEMENTS
of FIVE lines or less Inserted in this
column at so cents per month.
Each additional line 10
cents per month.

BARBER-T. NJ. Robinson, Main
street, north side, between Sd and
4th, opposite Canon House. Four
chairs. Everything first-class. SHAY
ing Is cents, hair cutting 35 cents.
BILLIARDS-J. & S. 7. Sapping-
ton, Main street. south side, between
Sd and 4th. The finest of wines
aud liquors on hand.
BON-TON OYSTER SALOON
and Restaurant. Fruits, fresh oy-
sters, nuts. candies, etc. Supper
parties a specially. S. Il. Baldwin,
Prop'r., Main street, first door east
of Jcskc's cigar store.
CLOTHING-M. Peltasohn, Cheap
Johns establishment from New York
City, Main Street, south side, be-
tween 5th and 9Th, and Main street.
next 10 Canon House. Clothing, hats,
boots, furnishing and outfitting goods,
The highest price paid for hides and
furs.
CONTRACTOR, Builder and Job
Der, Q. j. Smith, shop on Main corn
er of 9Th streets. just west of Rudd
II Spcncer's blacksmith shop. Tcle-
phones furnished and put up.
EXPRESS and job Wagon Nos. ., Il
Nnu ~, .. II. NtCNlsetCN. Droprictor.
Hauling done IN all parts of town
Office on Main street from a. IN. to
6 y. IN.
FORwARD!NG AND COMMITS.
sION-iIamma & Murphy, frcigh,
shipped between Canon CITY and Sill.
yer Cliff. Office at depot, Canon City,
Colorado.
MlLLINERY-Mrs. Phillips Is soil
ing her millinery goods cheap. Fresh
arrivals of fancy goods and notions
every day. Store on Main street,
first door west of Baptist church,
formerly DR.. Craveu's Office.
PHOTOGRAPHS--A. w. Dennis,
successor to Mr.. L. q. Morrison
photographer, Main Street, north
side, between 4th and 9th, cast
of Baptist church. Pictures of per.
aons aud scenery -Gurnsey's views
Of Grand Cahen for sale.
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
Various causes-

? Advancing years, care, sickness,
disappointment, and hereditary pro-
disposition-all operate TO turn the
hair gray, and either of them inclines
Il to shed prematurely. Ayers Hair
Vigor win restore faded or gray.
light or red hair TO rich brown or
Scep black, as may he desired. II
softens aud cleanses the scalp, giving
Il a healthy action. IL removes and
cures dandruG and huinors. BY it's
use falling hair is checked, and new
growth will be produced in all cases
svhere tho follicics are not destroyed
or tho glands decayed: Its effects
are beautifully shown on brashy,
eyveak, or sickly hair, on which n few
y OBLIGATIONS will produce the gloss
aud freshness OF youth. Harmless
and sure Ia its operation, Il Is incom-
parable as o dressing, and IL especial
ly valued for tho soft lustre and
richness of tone Il inpnrts. II con-
tains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil or color white casnbric; yet
IL lasts long ON the hair, and keeps II
Ve>esh and vigorous. For sale by all
D Salorp. scs6-c
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
The Pride of a Mother

The life and Joy of home, are her
children, hence her grief when sick
ness enters and takes them away.
Take warning then.that you are run
ming q terrible risk. if they have a
cough, Group or Whooping Cough,
which lead TO consumption, il you do
not attend 10 it at once. Shiloh s
Consumption Cure is guaranteed TO
cure them. Price 10 cts, SO cts. aud
81 90. For lame back, side or chest,
nse Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
25 cts. Sold by c. w. Talbot. 'clSe
The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
our Progress.

As stages and stage routes are
quickly abandoned with the compile
ton of railroads, so the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude
and bulky medicines, are quickly
abandoned with the introduction of
DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Purgativc Pei
let's, which are sugarcoated, and lit
tie larger than mustard seeus. but
composed OF highly concentrated
vegetable extracts aud are warranted
TO cure all irregularities of stomach,
liver and bowels. Sold by druggists.
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The Fremont County record., 1880-06-12
FAT AID LEAN.

II YOU are too fat or too lean and want to
/ know how to- change your condition,
send for \ copy of the work, Fat and
Lean. 1t contains complete Hygienic. Diet
etc and Therapeutic instructions that will
enable any one to reduce their hesh if cor
puleut or increased it if emaciated. 1tis
written in a clear yet comprehensive style
and its directions can be easily understood.
1t should be re d by every fat or lean per-
son. Sent for ten three cent stamp. VAN
DELE & CO., 70 Ann ST., ". u. scalt9