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National Republican., 1881-08-10
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL. FAST IINr, ,ANDTHEoNI.Y LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON,
DounLn TNAcKi JANNrY courLEnl STEEL RAILs
schedulc 70 take erlect SUNDAY. May 2. Issl.

An ~,vE wAsulSnroSi
ta9o-TTRRITAax TRsr Ex SSS SGISSctNNATr, AND ~ LOUIS
,sIS-RH ITimoRiE! HH i!iG HXPREss PT So way s'auOnN
srNBUS woSSeSr fnS MSy anI way
-hiiILxDEGpiTiX, NE NEW 'o YORK. AND Pos-
am ,i lpN lrMPNhSs faIlor Says 70 New roTk.
nects tor lIagcrstown and at Point OF Rocks for
;eOo-on sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis. and
iOOO-ESlirIMoRE EMPRESS tstop,N, ,Hygn,tsy,lle.
,,o., Jessip,s and itAnoyerE ,,,>,c,>,>,,,,
''o'oJG AND ssqSI ST. Lotls i.pa9 EXrRfss 'N0iNNN
ie,iO-Balpmore, Eillcott City, Annapolis. and wav
ii:2,-9n sunday only, 70, baltimore and Way
tsOo- RhhhTliMohE, ~ y puILADELPHIA.ANDN
-iaiiiinpre aud Way Stations winchester Fred.
HS SGs$sEisS Il Sesy TO-. asg
,,,, annapolis Jnne.ionh .,.,. ,,.uo-.,o,., ,y,,
chester, and WAY stations lon sunday to Point
Of Rocks and Way stations, !only2
RFEnfg%Ss Gg%fEs ags Whx aud
Way. via Relay. stops at Hyattsville ana
a;o,-PoInt of Rocks and Way stations
RGHlfiTTIGmTeo moRs Hef WY S!TlsT TsyfLLE AND 1Au
terS-f fITIE:TissA$SfiiSSl,Ir CINCINNATI. AND ST.
to5O- -EEH tApEtriIiX, NEW YORK; AND an JSs nos'
and 0M speSai sIcepns tsSPp ear at pSndepSe
1000 BxLfIMoRE, WYSTrSviLLE; AND LAu:
passengers at any station between washington
tDaiy. tsundays only. Other trans daily. excep,
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station. and Gle and
Where "rdss M be TAKEN for baggage 10 be checked
and received nt any point In the city. -
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior, M3l q, m. ana 800 p. IN. On buN'
DAYS at y. m. only. .o,
NOunu lrp
Tickets for sale and Information furnished ~ Co0ks
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue; ltOoses Cisht.
Stands, at Principal Hotels; II. B. Poknhorn, nent
slreet wharf GEORGE MA1'rlNGLY.
General Superintendent,
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9Grapelers' GmiSe.
1901 THE GREAT 100


1891 THE GREAT 1881
- - PENNsYLvANTA. ROUTE -, ooA
TO THE EoRTTH, =, WI;25T, t;sy AND SOUTHWEST
srLrNbTBV h2Vshh sGEsE ThScE SFEHh h rourp
TRAINS vTEEwEhSH NaT Il l, Tom Depot cor
=, ngr OF slyth and . streets. rs iorows; ~.
Sleeping Oars 10 Pittsburs and chicaso io:S a m.
cinnali, Sd fouis, and Chicago; go p m. daily.
pIYTfNSEa rs,eSR Sar Y PipI.aDSTnIS Ac RAILROAD
For Canandnlgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Paror tslr @ watkins and the North, at SOD
cent SATURDAY, with Palace Cars to CanandsiEus
For Wamsport Lock Haven and Elmlra Otieso
70, a m; N: daily except sunday oo INN ON ,ooo
and i0i5 y. mon Sunday, zoo - M, 1000 and OD
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cars eoo a. m.
:, daily, except sunday.
at ssy y With ss soss o BrSooEyn n'
afordng direct transCcr to Fulton street, avoiding
For philadelphia sC,, ioso a. M, 2oo Sio 1000 and
iG,5p N. ON Sunday. zoo p. m. $40, 1000. aud
Limited Sspro1s, 5'o q eelly, except suvssg
go 5S 9 1000 10 an srd in G' & p NJ ,oo on I s9ngay 500
For popcs creek Line. G'lO a. M and $40 y. daily
For xnnspoiis. 90 A. m. and 40 p. m. daily eScep,
ALEXSN Nbg5A ASp V !, RAJ5 III
ToN RAILROAD.
For SiesSpd5a 6 r. 49, .SS % @ sp 5 8 and fpa @ l' % On On
snnlays 100. 92o, and ii;so a M, and so1 p M
daily, ana 500 y. m, daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600, sos.
and nOD a. M. i2iO. 400. $50, zoo. and hl0 y, m.
and 1900 midnRhi. SUNDAY, at sOS and 1000 a. IN.
TOOnnd Gi0 D. IN.
Tickets and iniormatonc can he procured at theofce
northeast corner of Thirteenth street and PcnnSyl
yania avenue and ut the station where orders bs
len for tho checking of baggage to destination rom
hotels and residences.
| ]. H. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON Gencral Manager.
| baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
| THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BErWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON,
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER sUSbAy. JUNE IL, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE Il. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS

7.l0 n. m., daily--NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest Daily
except sunday, to local points on z. & q. r. II
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from Wash.
ington to New Orleans without change OF cars.
1i;05 u. m.-WHITE SULPHUR LIMITED Ex.
PRESS daily except sunday, TO Fauquler ana
White sulphur Springs. PARLOR CAR, WASH
ington to White Sulphur Springs. -
lois p, m,-NIRGINTA SPRINGS ENPRESS, daily.
for all points South via Danvillc. and West via
pULIM Az Si,EEpING CARS daily from Washing
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from washing
ton to Augusta Ga, without change.
Passengers for Manassas DIVISION viii take IlO a. m
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, 7io
q. IN. daily, and ll:0j daily, except sunday. ,,
For tickets and information call at Virginia MIDI
land Office, col Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIET, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. Jyi5'u
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S5th-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
or THE--
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

In the city Of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted
under provisions ofan act of the General Assembly
OF Kentucky,
The United States Circuit Court on March 81, ren.
dered the following decisi0ni
Flrst-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany Is legal.
SecOnd-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand q large reserve fund
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
AUGI'S'P DUA\VING.
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CIEDES
New Summer Arrangement.

The New and Elegant steamer
W. W. CORCORA-N
CAPTAIN L.. u. BLAKE,
VIII make daily trips (Sundays excepted TO all
points on the Potomac River US far down as ulylnont
Fare, round trip, - 2cents, to all points eIcept mouns
Vernon, Boat leaves wharf, foot OF seventh atIeeh
at ten q. In and returns about $3.50 p m. On
SATURDAYS
the CorcoTan viii make two trips boat leaving wharf
at ten o. M and six ., m respectively mus allowing
passengers TO stop over at any point unt the return
second trip, reaching Washington about $3.50 y. IN,
making Undesirable for Picncs and Fishing Parties.
Families wishing to enjoy ride on the Potomac
during the summer months Will Ind II to their
advantage TO take the safe and commOdlous steamer
CorcoTan, where every accommodation and Mctlity
Will be Afforded for comfort and pleasure
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made TO Marshall Hall and indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf Al
three p, M, returning about eight p Fare round
trip, 80 cents, lel'U
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T,TbU
Whoe tickets s2i half tickets. o.; q tickets, go
IS tickets, elOl
Remit money hank dram by letter, or send by ex.
press. DON'T SEND by REGISTERED LETTER
or POST.OFFICE ORDER. Orders of IS and upward
by express be sent at our expense Address all or
ders 10 II. NJ. BOARDMAN, COurer.Journal building.
Louisville. KY, or II. NJ. B0ARDMAN. 100 Broad
way New York ~. w. CLARK, 800 q street north
west, aud ii21 Pennsylvania avenue; or to II, II.
MASKADIER COS Foilrt &c nth street mort Invest,
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EXCURSIONS

To Richmond vim Norfolk, or TO Norfolk via Rich
mond, and return TO Washington. James River by
steamer Excelsior, twice daily (03o a. m. and 40
p. IN, }, TO Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad froni QuantlcO, -
steamer GEORGE Leary, TUESDAYS, TlluitS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, TO Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way. 49,.
Round trip W
National Republican., 1881-08-10

FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH.
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR con.
Meeting with r.. H. and r. II. II. at Quantico, twice
daily Except sunday Mt l:3O u. m. and $3.50 p, m.
Fare TO Richmond, limited 90
Fare 20 Richmond, 10
Fare TO Richmond, round trip, good for 10 days. 20
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Steamboat -Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co.'s Advertisements.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROE, PINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer GEORGE LEARS, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at 500 y, M, and SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CAPES EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
Reduction of rates, beginning Saturday, July 70.
until further notice.
Firsl.cnss to Fort Monroe and Norfolk.,..,,.S2 %
Flrst-cass round 90
First-class to Piney Point and Point Lookout.., 20
First-caSs, round 70
fiyGRue."', iSR r"""u ' 90 fo,' ",oOe "" .,o 90
Second-Shss round trip to Piney Point and Point
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Notice TO the Public.

Al our Grand Extraordinary Drduings are under
MeSilperpfsiOn aud management Of GENERALS a. T.
BEAUREGARD and UBAL A. EARLY.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
Vote for Canon CRY for the
Capital.
Ihe RnaniifnI Snnr.

East Of the Mississippi it is not con-
sidered misdemeanor TO Kill any
ono offering = poem or communities
ton on Beautiful Snow, This custom
not get having received the sanction
of law in Colorado, The RECORD makes
room for the following If anything
happens to the writer Tie REcoRp
diselaiins all respon sibility.
The first "beautiful snow" came to
us this NoY. 1st. Fruit. and shade
srees not having shed heir luxuriani
growth Of leryes, caught the heecy
tlakes and presented nbeantiful sight,
with branches bending gracefully TO
t!ie ground witla their load Of purest
white, that an hours sun ripened into
iimpid waies.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
aLnorroN ANrton.

Notice is l,rob5 sivcnl that IN pnrsunneo
ot Srcuou Five D 81 thtrter Thirty u tbs
srsi sI Election Viii Se leid i,fhc .svsraI pre-
cinets of snid County Of fraIn9nt, iii saii
MonJay In Nogembcr, A. =. 1881, being fho
FfGHlvH DAY or SrS tssfs sisf, 4. e. isai. ~
" Mnis, nsernb5 , 5Riihe state y dorado ar5ssed
Fsbrnsry s y lssis .. g5e.s,op Of ths
will be submitted TO the gualitied electors oi
qualified electors of said state at thc time oi
voting ANA shall vote by sEpAffA5g ballot, pDh
shali have placed thereon the words For In.
soffing here the name OF the place. ns the seat
OF government.
Also, II said election. tho following officers
4 fudge ~ lie District Cotiri OF the sixth
judicial District Of snid sintc. (of which lbs-
OF 'i once to expire on second ruesday in' T,,n,
arg a b.. 1888, In place OF chas. u. Bradley,
S,stsidly y AfioSaSy Ne syqFssr 20 said Judicial m
aay d January, 4. d. isss. ii place d en-.
X fnuniy lnd,o for the County 81 Fremont,
torn Of oittcc to expire on eecondsiuek In
january a. u. 1881, In place of II. a. Balm hi'-
: one o. County comrnissionerin p,acc or rdssln
Iobucii, whose term of ufilce VIII expire on
second tuesday III January, issS
shcrim. County clerh Gon1is, Con-. Trsasprn,',, <
9srsc scssnr. scoroher 9S and ds.''' Sursesor. e''''
One Justice OF tho I'encs III Pregrcf no.
tnj canetbics. ono each for long term and anc
cnci for short ts.ftn
Two ~ .frsticea of the Pence and ~ tpnsia-
bles for Precinct No, 4, ttoal Creek. one Of
caph for long forni tndpne OF zach for r',oft
term.
Two(2) Justices Of tie Pencs aud one t5ursta-
and j, and ono Road diversion for eacls isoad
Bisftfct,s
And notice ~ also given that the Board q
KexistIatipn npppintec h,F tho sAfi9ps pfts
tfnfeih On sbc tpisnvfng di$ n
Ia sads u f,ettkssr r. its5 Ittnsday SOY ei,ti,f
Ist. 4Ssf tftnda,, 7sovenbti ifati =, <. 4.
L MftslttH my bHad r17d e,iiflai keal iiiis 1iM
.fre Of Sept bsttisIfri a. - ltsl. xfIs
-t3tj5 JUxE WIIstls. touniy CluFk'
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
personal.

Mrs. Bacr was baptised on last Sunday.
Mr.. A. D. Cooper we n, out hunting ard
killed deer.
Mr., and Mrs. Lou Franck arrived home
last Saturday.
Mr.. Nj. Brunbley and family are now re-
siding in Pueblo
Mrs. NJ. N. siegrue left on "Wednesday
Tor her home in Denver.
Mrs. w. A. Helm is expected to return
from California. next week.
Mr. Chas. A. johnson, editor OF the Rosi-
Ia journal. was in town this week.
Mrs. Reub. Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. T..
b. Ailing returned on w Wedncsday-
sir. and Mrs. D. G.. Peabody returned
from their eastern trip, on saturday last.
Mr.. S, B. Minshall and family have moved
into the rooms adjoining the hot springs.
Mr.. Henry Lane came in on Saturday
last, after ! very pleasant visit to Indiana.
Mrs. Carrie Barton started last week for
Colorado Springs; where she will leave her
children at school.
MIR Ed Austin and wife, of Silver Cliff,
passed through Canon on their way to
Pueblo, where Mr. Austin will engage in
business.
W. C. Francis, an enterprisine young
mining operator of Silver Clf hus moved
down to Canon City to find a more congen-
ial climate.
til. loihhSiiN vi thC ieosils
Index, Ruby Pilot and Ell Paso Herald, is
starting another paper at South Pueblo
called the Populi-
MIR. Frank Pearce and wife, and Miss
Hattie Cox. left for the east saturday eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearce TO visit relatives
and Miss Cox for her home.
Mrs. S. Q. Mitchell and daughters, Misses
Malial and Cora, arrived last week from
st. Clair, Mich, and will occupy the resi-
.once north of Judge Bain's.
Mrs. II. T. Blake recoiveda very pl easani
visit from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dpvis, who came down from Rosita to buy
furniture for their new residence.
Hon. Adair Wilson and Col. b. F. Mont
goneIY, democratic candidates respective
~ for the Offices of judge and attorney tor
the sixth judicial district, We're In Canon
on Monday.
Mr.. H. DeWalt and family and Mr.. Cray.
ton Rt.;,ny and family. of Salina, Kan, ar.
rived in CHion on "Wednesday and expect
to make their home in this city. They are
lstopping at present with Mr.. W. G. Ready
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
PROPOSALS rcR SUBSISTENCE. Sc.

Sealed proposals Will be received
hy the board of commissioners Of the
Colorado State Peniicniiury At the
Office of said pcuiientisry IN Canon
City until December 7th, 1891, Tor the
delivery OF the following supplies al
the periteniiary
q, $50 lbs fiesh boef (fore aud Aiud
quarttrs).
600 sacks NNXN wheat dour
io0 - rye iiorr.
2,5G0 lbs Rio coffee.
. 100 % sc sugar.
i.d,D eal. lsioiassoa.
550 lbs tea, inpan
s.5O0 soap. White Russian.
o 800 beans, Bayou.
2 800 i" = NAVY.
10000 q smoked shoulders.
tsabbls snis.
= vinegar.
$50 lbs nileround pepper.
.3Dg /" rurrnBts.
300 dried Hpples. sliced.
900 Z" peaches, salt l.aks.
bbls pickles.
100 lbs rice.
900 Goldfish.
/ 200 :. plug tobacco.
600 candies.
Is dozen brooIns.
Is bbls coal oil.
$50 yds linen crash.
800 " bro slieoting
200 " driliing.
500 licking
100 duz thread, Clafk's.
Samples OF all groceries and dry
goods must accompany the bids
Each proposal must be signed by
tile individual or firm making ii and
be accompanied by q guaranty gigned
by at least TWO responsible parties,
that the bidder shall, within ten days
after being called upon 70 DO 80, far
uish promptly The articles awarded
him to furnish. aud on his failure q
do 30, 10 forfeit and pay TO the stale
OF Colorado The sum Of double the
amount awarded ~ dollars.
The board reserve the right to re-
iect any aud all bids II Il be dcemed
for tho interest of the State To do SO,
Payments viii bc made in State
Warf'auts within twenty (2o) days
after the articles are delivered.
Beefwill bc paid for Al the oud o.
each quarter.
All bids should be addressed to tho
Board OF Commissioners Of Colo.
RADIO State Penitentiary, Canon City,
Colorado, and endorsed, Proposals
for Subsistence, &c"
w. =. MclnpcHnoN, Pres't
ID, II. NICHOLS, Sec'y. tt4s
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05

1t is rumored that another paper is
shortly to be moved here from au ad-
Joining city. This is Il tlattering com
fliinent to the present prosperity and
future outlook for Canon City as
viewed from the outside. Against
such a move the RECORD has neither
tho right nor the inclination 10 OBJ
ject. II believes fally chat the Dar-
winian theory of the survival of the
fittest applies to newspapers as well
as 10 other things. Competition is
the life of trade, and Of no branch of
business can this be more truly said,
than the printing business. Many
Jobs are now se,t oQt of tie city
which eoald-he done better and cheap.
essai bonie, wt5efe proofs can be ex-i
..amined and desired aiteiutions made.
The present week tile writei' saw a
large LOT ofletter heads, Which were
printed al St. Louis, thrown aside as
waste paper, because the heading was
wrongly printed. The keenness of
business competition viii educate
our business men and companies, TO
get their printing done at home,
where tho money is paid ont again
for wages and spent among tho mer-
chants. For these and many other
reasons the RECORD halls with salts
faction the accession OF any Legitimate
business enterprise, calculated to ad-
vance the material interests of Canon
City. The RECORD has always re-
ceived patronage in proportion tc
the progress OF the town, and it has
no apprchensions Of being left be
hind in the race for business.
But il is also reported that q move.
ment is ON foot TO call upon the lead
ing business men for special assis-
tance 80 help the new conner on its
aegs, or to secure a guarantee of q
given amount of patronage to help
keep italive after 1t is started. This
is the only feature of the rumored en-
teiprise which the RECORD cannot
approve of 1t betrays weakness and
lack of cSufdence at the start. II
the paper should be conducted with
enterprise and prove itself worthy,
it will doubtless receive generous
patronage; but to start a paper on
borrowed capital and promises Of fu-
tnre support is certain TO end in dis
appointment. Business men should
becafetai how they commit them
selves 10 be taxed in any SUCH man
ner ftades is strewn with the wrecks
Of papers started unler such eircum-
stances.
The parties who are reported as
snaiuly Instrumental in inducing tbe
paper to come here have not been
known rs liberal supporters OF the
present local papers neither are they
reputed to be strong financially. Con-
sequentiy they must rely mainly ON
Inducing the business men to back
up their scheme. The question for
the business men to consider is,
whether the benefits from third pa
per viii cover the additional outlay
expected from them.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
.rolnaa l'or I,ife.


-afr W. II e9mingtor, son Of the
proprietor oY he Transit iaHsr, Was
married to M1s I.orena Mctralfe ai
Canon citgaScw days ago. Both Of
the conireeiAIg parties arc residents
of Denver 4nd are well known in
SOCIETY cirffes. There was some op-
position toSihe Analch OH the epnrt d
those intere fcd, but everything has
been amioajy arranged and there Is
Joy ana reiSieing III the hcusshoid.
The newiy fmaae pair have taken llp
tnoir ecsidepcc AZ Canon Gitg.-Den-
yer RepubliSan.
Another alignment jn lavorofcanon
City for fbecapital. Itis .he sweet
vale Of Asoca'' to which al lovers
may nee 70 find tbc eiysiuni Of fhels
bcartstond desire.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05

case Of the remarkable affection OF =
dog for its master has Just been shown in
Canon City. The late George Rayl whose
sndden death was announced last week
owned dog which has continually watch
ed his grave since he was buried. lie has
refused all food and when forciby dragged
away and tied up it managed to slip the
moose and returned to its lonely vigils at
the grave OF its late master. Il remained
there ull through the late snow Storm and
will doubtless remain until it dies. This
dog is about the only true friend the iii'-
fortunate deceased seems to have had here,
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
A Card.

decline accepting the position OF
county judge, and will not qualify or
serve If elected. ] have got too much
TO do in my shop. j. Z. AsHBy.
There being no other candidate
now for county judge than Mr.. Waldo
and he being the nominee of both the
republicans and democrats, his cleo
tion is, OF course, assured.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
pofe for Canon City FOR tIie
Capital.
Matinee,

Tie Opnretta of Genevieve, which
was 50 successfully given on 1'hurs-
,iay and Friday nights, will be re-
peated this afternoon at 2 p. m. Tick
cts for the matinee vii, be 25 cents
TO all parts of the house, and will be
sold only at the door The proceeds
will be divided between the military
college and the public school.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
Tllnpks

On behalf the trustees of the college
wish to express thanks to Mrs. DR.. j. l..
i'rentiss, Mrs. a. b. Mack; Messrs. WAL
tors, Haines and Anstett, Orchestra; and
70 the girls and young ladies' VINO conceived
the idea. and SO successfully executed the
uperotta of Geneyievc, in aid of our work.
To the large audience WHO complimented
the performers and contributed TO our en-
couragement, we acknowledge indebted
ness. u, II. SAWYER, President.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
GFmnasinnl.

All Young men who favor the or
ganization of u gyBasium and who
would be willing 10 subscribe five
dollars tow ards such All object will
meot at Blakes hall on Monday next
at 80 p. III. Those not able to at
tend can signify their willingness to
join such club by addressing a
postal to box PIG.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
Dolls Fair.

Wait girls! The finest display of
these little sleeping beauties you ever
saw, will be made at the Dolls Fair,
two weeks before Christmas. Dolls
of every size and complexion, musi-
cal and mute, iastefully aud elegaDt-
ly dressed, Will be sold cheap.
By ORDER oF-EoMsITTEE.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
1. .nnn WArth III Nek Gno

At Nelson's Popular jewcIry store.
Complete assortment bf gents aud
ladies gold sad ches and ehainr. Dia-
mond, can 20 and alleihyst rings.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For ConnIl Clerk.

For County Clerk.
CAsoN CITY, Sept. 30, 1851.
To the Editor Of the n ]sogp
Please ainouncetin your paper thai
/ nm an independent eandidatc for
reelection toftlie Office Of County
Clerk of Iaretnont County. Colorado,
at the next ciisrrf-x. general election.
Respectfully,
s4iti5 JbHs WILSON.
The Fremont County record., 1881-11-05
Cotorado Collegiate and military
InsIiiute.

The fall term will open at 8 O'Clock
on Saturday, nov. l2th. An address
will be made byih President, and q
beautiful AmerfcalI nag presented to
the college by tile Indies of Glfun
City, viii be raised with appropriate
ceremonies.
An enrolment of students will be
made, and the session adjourned till
Monday, when the studies OF the term
will be ut once entered upon. All
who intend entering the school dur
ing the year are requested 10 be pree-
cnt that their names may be enrolled.
Expenses tor short term to Dec. 24ih,
viii be $3.50 in the Prcpafatory,
'sl2.50 in the Classical, and at cores
ponding rates infhe other schools Of
the Institution. Friends OF the Col
lege are respectfully invited 10 be
present al tic opening session.
Il. II. SAWYER, President.
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For fNunlI Judgc.

CAsoN CIry JOct. 18th, 1881.
TO the Editor Of the isypoEo.
Please announcJiu your paper tiai
ain an indepefdcnt candidate for
the Office Of County Judge Of FreTnonI
county, Colorado ut the next easu.
ing general clectian.
Respectfully,
st45 ChAs. u. WALDO,
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Carson coal fo3' sale an $3.50 per
ton or S2.5o per.half ton. NeaYe or
ders at Humphrey & Toppibg's store,
e,a@oa ea1on city or loyi Hailfy' south
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New Firm.

Messrs. Ai.ssce Il Mack lagc iptt
sakel inip perlnerAIip withthem Mr.
l.. J. Smith, who las been wiib them
pver i yesi ana Il lslt During iDe
greater part OF that tingc he has hatl
e.tdse ciinrEe of their outside or job
bin9 srade Mr SmitA is a tlinronAd,-
IL eonlrnient business Hian energetic
ami honorable, aild nesnr wastes
iinlo in ifie,ng. IL isa Young man
and She @in 10 lsinsnakee d valuable
cessiui trade.
vots FOR CsnSa g;lsy fop sIie
Caplsaaa.
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peo,si Ylse.

The new NengyHent at Tho read
ing room will NJ visitors o chance
10 Gail any ho,vNtwecn 9 O'Clock in
the morning ~ . - Jock in tie eveii-
lug. A. W/benuis' Np,ogrnph gal
'lery L. alsIreaiy for Nliprs. The
bcauiifiX light takes- ON ten years
from zfe's age and gives ~ pictures
n yoNhful appearance. u