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Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
sr.CS nd E0iFiuN.
nn nEVITlEe.
Sun rises T.C2........Sun eta 6.2 8
IN Wnltals Hinnnn Oatarrh oura.

Sun rises T.e2........Sun eta b.2
Try wolis's Hindoo Oatarrh cure.
Chamois skins, Gard racks, s9c ctore.
Try Kings Good Samaritan Uougn syrup.
SEQ locals and editorial on Prot. Hibbard.
OuppinR and leanhinx At Ne. los 4. I'd ST.
Prot. Kibbard in the Opera House this
evening.
A large lot ofeheap hay lust received and
Tor sale at hay af2et, TlS W. Front ST.
A urine lot Of western oats, at Steam
mills, W. Front st. Try them.
do not tail 10 hear the finest reader In New
England, tniE evening.
Severa tons ei cut hay for sale at $1,000
per ton. a. II. T4tnall, Tl3 W. Front ST.
There are three companions with whom 8
man should always seep O6 good termS-h1S
wife, ,sis stomach and his conscience.
II yol want to laugh until you cry hear
Prof Hihbard, of the u amond course, III
the Opera House TINS e7eping.
Policeman-Now, then, move on. There is
nothing the matter here. Sarcastic bSy ~
course there isn't. II there was You WouIdnt
be here.
Tongues and tougues.-An admirer OF the
sex SAYS that the most charming women are
not tho that talk the most, bat those that
make others talk most.
The difference between a child Of royal
birtn and young lamb, is that the nrst Is
tended In splendCr and the other is splendid
n tender
An angel of midnight--the woman who
opens tue street door tor ar husband when
he is trying to unlock the bell knob, and
then lets him sleep on the hall ho0r
Persons " 4nting tub, roll and print butter,
wholesale and retail can be accommodated
at II. H. MoOre's stalls "a Il ~ Second street
market. Also mihce meat; iruit buffers, &c.
T. A. Mcclure, In Sth St market, hasthe
cheapest, hnest, and best aslUrtment OF
freshs and salt fish and oysters in the city.
Gall and examine.
Humor and pathos, the sublime and tho
ridiculous laughter and tears, all combined
in Prof Hibbard's unequalled readings;
this evening.
Now Is the time to select fine picture
frames made by first Class mechanic ID
sold cheaper than any other establishment In
thepcity OF Wilmington. u. x. Baugh, 5V7
SIMPLIFY St Gboye 9th.
holled and pearl wheat crushed and pearl
barley, iarina, oat meal and Graham hour
the very best, with the richest wheat noEr
that can be made out OF wheaa alone, also
buckwheat, nors better 81 cents, at VIM.
ID. Pickels, 40T King st.
People do not kaow themselves and make
great mistakes ABOUT their intentions. Love
is terribly perplextng when he hrst begins to
upset ones thesries aud when his arrows
first pierces the heart there is such a tfutter'
ing there tn 1t is hard to guess the cause.
The poorer some persons are the more dogs
they keep, and ii } Toadier they are TO go to
law on the most SrItiing prstext--!aot.
The funniest boy Is the one who thinks he
is man. he wears 3 cane, toys with the
lob OF his watch ch 4in, and allows the bar
ber to sharpen the feather edge OF q razor On
his lace, bat he can't fool the girls worth a
tarthing. Nothing GhOrt OF real mustacAs
takes with them.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

TTNHE NUMEROUS INTENTIONS OF
Edison, Kelly and other disting uished
persons are Insignificant compared With the
invention OF DIX V Il. STONE, the inven.
tor of "Apopsia one ts a scientific Improve
mont, the other a science to save liie
never before since tho foundation OF the
word has q medicine been placed Dsioro the
public on its Iure merit. First because II
claims TO cure on y a certain disease Instead
OF titty as others do, and furnishes high proof
that II dSes this Second, It's n compound
OF one OF our host physicians and surgeons,
who made dyspepsia u speciality for ten years
with reward OF the only specific ever placed
before the people. Third, because our best
physicians prescribe 1t for their dyspepuc
Iat,entg, as Dr. samuel Adams OF New York
city says, am happy 10 say that the cure
lor that tsarible disease dyspepsia, has at
last been found in your "Apepsia." and be.
lieye 1t is your duty to put 1t before the pub
lie.
Reader, have you dyspepsia, II 30 don't
fail to yet a bottle OF "Apepsia," and I. you
value your health and life, taGe nothing else.
Price per bottle, 81 90. For sale whole.
sale and retail by u. James Belt, Sixth and
Market streets, and N. b Dsniorth, Second
and Nj ket streets. Also by all druggists.
lanbu
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
Household Of Fsilh.

The week night prayer and tsstimo-
ny meeting at the Household Of Faith
church, which heretofore has been held
on Thursday, will hereafter be held on
Friday evening. Rev. Peyton g. Bow
man, Of South Carolina, will preach
tomorrow night. Rev. George R. kra-
mer will conduct revival meeting at
the conclusion of the sermon. On the
Sundays, February 18Th and Goth, Mr.,
Kramer will preach in Brooklyn. Dur
ing his absence biS pulpit will be sup
piled by Rev. Mr.. Bowman. The latter
gentleman has preached in this city be-
fore and is regarded highly asa scholar
and christian.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
Catarrhal Poison.

Wet BE Meyers wonderful ratArFh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered carriage paid)by D. b. DeWsy
IL DO, No. +5 Dey- st, New York. Tho re.
maIkablc cures which have everywhere re.
sui ed from the uSe Oi this preparation have
developed the startling tlct that no merely
local Treatment, like Inutfs, d0uches, and in.
RaiNuons, can pOssibly reGoh or destroy Ga.
tGrrhal virus The antid0tal elements dis.
covered by DR.. " OF DE nieyer are absorbed
throuR heut he mucous membanous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an tLOcu.
lat've and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar 81. and as un failing as,
vaccination. A TREATISE" with full
statements by the cured, is mailed free.
wei De Meyers OatarTh Curo is wsrth ten
ttn0s its cost Rev Ohas ]. Jones, New
Brighton, l.. l." ''OLo package cured me.
Rev @. H Taylor, lao EobleSt., Brooklyn.
N, T." 1T restored me to the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Rels, Uebbleskill N. Y.""The
remedy is q marvel Rev. A. p. Froeso,
Cairo, N. Y" 1t has been OF great value
to me Rev. Olnoy Place, MSssena, N. Y"
Rev. Geo. Il. Pratt, st. stephens Reetory.
Philada.. etc. A real cure OF Oatarrh Tor 500.
lily 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
EtghlhAnnuaI Meettnx.

The Getmsnia Building and Loan
Association held its eighth apnuaI
meeting last night, when the tollo@,
ins officers were re- elected:
Presidept-Nololas Jenny.
Vice President-JOhn Fullmsr.
Se5retary-M. L. Lichtenstsin.
Treas lrer-John Fehrenbaoh.
DneotOr--J. D. Kurtz w. Cummings
q. Msnmele, K. X. Griff!hs and Wm,
Il. Stuart.
The directors holding ovsr are o:
follows: John hartman, c. Meoslck
Geo. Adele, A. !. Peters, J. Nirder'
meyer, Wm. Herber, Geo. SteinNsken,
John Doertebach, Andreas Grotz ard
J. Guenther.
Ths statement for the year ending
January 81, 1851, shows the receipts
to have been $50, 557, 40. The state
ment Of the business Of eight years
shows receipts amounting TO 1922, 699.'
O3,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
FsiuHTA FnITgGA,
DELAWARE wEsTRKN ROAD.
PaHnaedthe NenRte.

Special Despatch.
DOVER, Feb. 10, lsSl-l2;35.-The
bill amending the Charter Of the Della
ware Western Railroad was called up
at 1870 A. M, and passed the Senate
by q vote OF 7 TO Q The two voting
az ainst It being Harrington and Psnne-
will. 1t will now be sent to the House,
where it is hoped that it will finally
pass. The friends Of the extension Of
the Baltimore and Ohio road are much
e. ated over the measure.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
The FaIeen gaiaeH,

The submerged steam tug Falcon was
raised yesterday afternoon by the Steam
Tender Arbutus, Capt. sooy, Water
was pumped out Of her by the Fame
Hose and Washington Fire Companies
engines, after which she was taken to
the Pusey & Jones Company's lower
yard for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
Personal.

Rev. ]. N. P. OTIS WAS in Wilminton
yesterday.
Rsv. George r. Kramer has received
an invitation TO preach in Boston
during the month of March.
Wcrkingmen, look to your interests
and save DOCTORS bills BY using Dr..
Bull's Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
LOSt-R3 ReWar&.

A pocket-book containing about
$l0.50 and number of papers, was
lost on Wednesday in going from Tat
nall street near 23d, to 22d and Market
streets. The above reward will be paid
for the same if left at the grocery storo,
22d and Market streets, or with Mrs.
Anna L. Reynolds, 22d and Tatnsll
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
A AGen,,emaa,. Mlstske.

A gentleman who sat in an orchestra
chair at the Opera House last night,
accidently placed one rubber and an
arctic on his feet and then left the build
ing. He can obtain his right shoe by
calling upon manager Bayliss.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
Police Court.

The hearings At the polics court this
was as follows: one drunk ;
Bernard Quinn, charged with vagrancy,
vast sent to jail for IL days. There
were no hearings lsst night.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
IeWeIFy,

Thomas NJ. 0gle will have q sale Of
fine ewelry on Friday morning, satur-
day morning, and Saturday evening,
at his suction room No. s0T Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
Guard Against Disease.

II you find yourself getting billions,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys dIsOrdered, symptoms Of piles
tormsnting you, take at once a few
doses Of Kidney-Wort. 1t is natures
great assistant. Use it ss an advanoe-
guari-don't wait to get down sick,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
The Haymakers ho'' an

'rhe Haymakers AsSenO.;y ',;oO spl
will give its animal resspialll aall. !
ruary IS, in the Nations ,l i,an,siup
lady in attendance will ,nUIs ryIs d 4
quisite programme, q tSmrl miIrSslr
window, this city. DslssSs ,sau spi I
Shields shields Library Association Ito riii iii 4
organizations of this ''''
the ball. II
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
kaFntRhIOulOF.

"With this would publish that l
hsve used st. Jacobs OIL" writes Mr..
August Price, Bergen, N. j., land
found that It relieved rheumatism after
q few applications"
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
snec,ay Notice

For fine Photographs ,.tbpy &
Sawyer, ,3O2 Market s',s,.s M psi;
tee srst-class work et efaH ~ taksll
prices are very low; the, ! tor "
fine ssVs cards for sl.5o or ,.,sa y, y
lar. 0 sxlO for sl.oO, ut, y, ChaD1
e3.0o. sAt:a chs'E0
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Chest Protectors in extensive variety
at Belts Drug Store, Sixth and Market
streets. A separate private room for
ladies. Entrance on 9th street. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
lINRA To Dover.

The Wilmington delegates (colored)
to the school convention to be held in
Dover to-day, left this city this morn
ing in the 9.35 O'Clock train.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
n EGIsTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS UFFICl

REt3lSIEhS OttACE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Feb. 8, 1881.
Upon the application Of Jason Davis
Executor Of X chard q. Sou ders, late OF New
castle Hd, in said county deceased. 1t is 0r.
dered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice OF granting
of Letters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased with the date ofgrantlng thereof,
bv causing advertisements to be posted within
trtv DAYS trem the date of such Letters in
six Of the most public places of the county Of
New astle, requiring all persons having de-
man1s lgainst the estate TO present the same
or abide By an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided and alse cause tho same,
To be inserted within the same period In the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub.
Hahed in wilmington, ana TO Dc continued
therein three weeks teod( ,s.,
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
}Ls. }Otice of the Register aforesaid at
t~~~' Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written
s. u. BI iGS, Register.
NoT1oB-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executor, on or
before Feb. y 1882. or abide the Act Of As'
sembly in sucn case made and provided.
JASON BAVIS, Executor.
Ai.-c .: -Hare's Corner, Tel. feDs
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
AND C0FFEES
EEW STOCK COFFEES
NEW STOCK TEAS

NEW STOCK TEAS.
NEW STOCK PrKL SPICES,
New STOCK SUGARS.
Ityou want gc0l { and coffee tEcn Grip
von's Is tho place 10 teti!.
Best g5c. AMI use, coffee and &c, ana eoc.
t.as IA inc state.
tlood c5rec l9, s isaud 2Js, D.: good tea
70 and A., q. Elegant tg quality tea and
coffee u the very best grluo7 IIwty4 IN stock,
Coffee fresh oastod orcvy day Dy 'mqr syei
new process tnerony Io,a,alng all the dell
cate aroma q me b.Ty.
Pare Pepper 4 Suiccs - Specially.
8tvc ss a -all and trsl OF our teas ara
cofiess aul bs convinced We as1 ancAd bvh
in quality and price.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
HeldfOr Libel,

Charles Blanchard, publisher OF q
paper called The Owl, has been held
for trial at Scranton for libel.-Tester-
davis Philadelphis Record.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
willard Hotel Lottery
Postponed TO April :, 1851,
FOR A FULL DRAWING.

THE drawing will take pIa,S at LOUIS
l. VILE, KY, under authority OF ape.
ciaI act OF the KentucAy LEGISLATURE, and
will be under the absolute control OF disiE-
terssted OmmisslOners appointed by the act.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Many hearty laughs await every one
VINO is to hear Prof. Hibbsrd tonight.
In pathetic pieces he is equalled by
few, but in humor he excells all,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

AMOUNTING TO 1869, $50.
Whole Tickets, IS Halves, s4 Quarters, 81.
Hemttt0 noes may be ma e By Bars Cheek,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Registered
Mai.
ReypOns bic agents Wsnted at all points.
For circul4r RS giving full Information and Tor
tickets, address
w. g. ~. WEIpS,
WILLARD HOTEL, Louisville, Ky,
lal2b-HawtaLT
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
HmprOVipg.

Thomas Johnson is still improving,
and will soon be able and glad to meet
and greet his mRnv friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
nankfnd's Favorite Pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga-
e0ated) move the bowels easy bg acting di.
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost enorgies
oy promoting the healthy action OF the liver;
in doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains IN
The hight or ietS side or through the limbs,
Indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
hacF, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body aching limbs, biliou9Dess, general
weakness and other bodily intirmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. A splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure rs cents and 81 a box. Main
depot, 4th aad King sts. Philadelphia oO2
Arch street. ssoit by dealers Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Hope is the poor mans bread, and he will
never be disappointed in the eating If his
dea- wits uses our CHOICE PATENT
MINI ESOVA SPkING WHEAT FL OUK.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
list OF PRIZES,
LIST OF Prizes.
r's al T','ss' /; Sis!.sS' Ss's! with S25O,OOO

''' Al nd :; ysIs,Ss;s T5s5@:s' S25O,0OO
One Residence on Green Street. ... .$lb, 900
ne Residence on Lireen Street... l6,OCU
T TwO Cash Prizes each 70, ,0O0 ........ l0,VOO
Two cash Frizes, each ST. e0.......... 1000
Five Caan Pr. zes, each 81, ,0U0. ......... 5000
Five Cash Prizes each 1900 1850
FIFTY Ossh PrtE4s, each $l00-. ........ 5000
one I4Hndred Cash Prizes, each 500. 5000
Five Hundred Dash Prizes, each SO. lO,OOo
One set Of Bar Furniture. ............. LOCO
One Fine Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
one handsome Silver Tea Set... 100
40e Boxes Old Bourbon Whlskey, $88. "A, 40
10 Baskets champagne, S55.........,.. $50
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each $40. 5000
40 Boxes inc vines, $50. .......... IL, 500
200 Boxes Robertson Go. Whtskey, $50 6,OOO
iCO Boxes Havana Cigars, sl0....... 4,OtO
Five hundred CaSs Prizes each $40. 5,v0C
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

MALL IN LINE AND OOME TO 1903 T..
N sixth street and get o can OF peach Jam
Tor 22c.; 1t ia most delicious, put up In loaf
sugar; try one and you will come back for 20.
AS all the peach trees are killed you should
lay In o lot OF our 2 cans for 26c, and our gal.
Ion Can for 26c. We have evaporatei peaches
rs low as 2 Ms Tor 26c, Q MS paret 24s, plain
peaches &c. ib. apples &c. h, 2 ths eyaporatsd
pears 26o 2 bs German pears 2bc, prunes BE-
h, cherries 50. b, seedless cherries 22c. h g.,
pruneIlas sOc b, muscatel raisins l0c, hon.
tDy &c. qt Riverton corn &c. n, tiage tapico
l0c. b, imported maccaroDa 10. h, finest
butter 3Oc. h, buckwheat $40. n, bottles
catsup 26c Lima beans 100. can. We have
the whitest sugar and the best tea ana coffee
in the city. Great reduction in -four, but.
ter, and everything generally Kept in first
class grocery store. Soap at one cent a cake:
If you carry 1t in your pocket you will never
take any disease; wo sold 6OO cakes In one
day; Il you want some SPEAK quick.
T. NJ WIER,
Granger Store, 1903 L. SIKH street.
feb2.st
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

YNOR RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
house with all modern Improvements,
at 212 West street. Apply to Z. Il. MUIR.
BAY, $40 N. Second street. isblot3t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

Dry feet and warm head hriugs one safe
to bed and the sealthlest breakfast on
awakng will be on akes made Of cur SILL
YER MOUNTAIN bUCKWHEAT.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

EVOR SALF.-FOUR DENPFIKLD TU.
II bular boilers, SO inches diameter by 70
ieet long, in excellent order.
ieblO-et NJ. GAMBRILL \ 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
.ROVERBEAL PHILOSOPHY.

THE WISDOM OF MANY IN THE Wit
OF ONE
Who doth his own business fouls not his
hands cut the sensible housekeeper who
does her own work always prefers using our
FAMILY FLOUR.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

ASan evidence o! the great attractiYeueSs
Of this organization and is superiority over
all similar entertainments, the managers
beg to state T4EE TOURESFs played 90
performances in New York, 20 perform noes
in Philadelphia, Pa, and S3 performances
in Boston.
POPULAR PRICES.-h IS, 81
and 80 cents. Sale OF seats at Z. +. Thomas
Il %. days In advance. feblO,jt
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10
THIRD EDITION.
LEGIsLATVRE PROCEEDINGS.
Acts Passed. Proposed and 0enstd'
ed Mt YesIeraay's Session.
Specially reported 70: the Republican.
DovBR, Feb. 8.
4ousE-MoRYlNG SESSION.

4ousE--NoRNING SESSION.
The order Of business being the con
sideration Of the joint resolution in re-
lation to the comm utation claims it was
taken up and postponed until Tuesday
next at 3 O'Clock.
Bills were introduced as follows; Sen.
ate bill to encourage immigration. By
Mr.. Bradford-inoorporating the Catho-
lie Cathedral Cemetry Company OF Will
mington; authorizing the Recorder OF
deeds in New Castle County to make q
copy OF certain indicss in his Office.
By Mr.. Stayton to incorporate the
Union Cemetery Company Of George
town.
By Committee or roads and high
ways-stcCk laws for District as, New
Castle county.
Bills We're read a second time and re.
ferred as follows: 10 incorporate the
Water WAch Fire Company; in relation
to crimes against the persons OF individ.
uals.
Bills were passed as follows; incorpo-
rating Hollywood Cemetry Company,
Sand Blast file Sharpening Company
amending Section As, chapter 3, revis.
ed code; ameud section S, chapter l06,
revised code; excepting sewing ma.
chimes Of seam5tresses I'D private fsm.
lilies from attachment process ter rent,
&c.
Petitions were presented and read
as follows from Lizzie Baker for a
divorce; from L r. Carlisle for q new
road in Mi5pi,liou Hundred; fro1l l., L.
Davis and 100 citizens Of St. Georges
Hundred asking that the proposed fish
law be passed, from 20O citizens of In.
dian River Hundred protesting against
the same law.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice of an act
the SAFE OF spirituous, malt
and vinous liquors in the city Of Will
The chair appointed the following
to consider the Regan inter
commerce bill, pecdinG in Congress ;
PiIipg, Register aud Matthews.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

. To all WI
rndisofetio.
party decay
YOU a reciD
|ClHARGE,
Pred by a
Send a self
goessEpH " r.
pity.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-10

/ St|
llOu, :,
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get 4
door
Gin nU
cold
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
A light RlaZe.

Wednesday evening as Mr.. Geo. T..
Wood was coming down Fourth
street from his supper he discovered
flames rapidly running up the wall
inside of the Mcclure house wash
room. He procured bucket OF
water and put them out. A few mo-
ments more would have been suf' :
cient to have caused big blaze.
Two little colored children were in
the room and had probably. in their
play dragged hot Goals from the ash
pan under the stove.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
A Card.
ALAMosA, Colorado,

April Z, 1881.
II. 7. Blake, Editor Fremont County Record:
Dear Sir-I wish, through the COL
umHs of your valuable paper, to
thank DIR. G. w. Higgins of Salt
Lake City, Utah, for the recovery OF
my son Clyde who, SO many of your
readers will remember, was subject
to fits for many months, growing
worse all the time under the treat
ment he received until DIR. II. took the
case when he grew rapidly better.
1t has now been nearly year since
he had fit, and | am glad indeed
to say that he has entirely recovered.
Yours Respectfully,
-1t Mrs. s. Il. STIGENwATT.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
A Terrible Fall.

About a. IN. last Monday, as the
reporter of the RECORD was walking
down the path towards Mr.. A .Rudd's
new residence, he was Mortified TO
see man, whose maine proved to be
Cbas. w. Hunter, start suddenly
from the apex Of the roof and slide
swiftly towards the ground, then
plunge over aud strike the earth
heavily. Running quickly to the spot
he helped carry Hunter into the
building where he was found by two
physicians to be badly bruised and to
have fractured his right arm just at
the elbow. Everything possible was
done for the injured man, but the
fracture, in SO critical place, will
lay him up for some time. Hunter is
u brick mason and was building Il
chimney when he fell, the fall being
caused by the giving away Of cleat
which was poorly nailed upon tho
roof,
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
MARRIED.

: GREGoRY-UARGRAvE-On May
29th, at the residence of the officiat-
ing clergyman, Rev. J. W. Partridge,
Mr.. George w. Gregory and Miss Ida
A. Hargravc, both formerly of Pom
!ona, Jackson county, Ill.
:. The bride is a sister to Mrs. John
w. Robinson. of this place. We wish
the happy pair bright, pleasant, and
enjoyable future. May their path
way ever be strewn with flowers OF
never fading beauty, and may heav-
EMS richest blessings attend them
through all the vicissitudes of life.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
For Sale.

| wonld respectfully call the atten-
ton of ladies OF Canon City and yicin-
ity to my splendid stock of house
plants now ready, also hanging bask-
cts. have over fifty kinds OF Color
ado grown flower seeds, choicest
kinds, cheap. Also empty flower
pots and hanging baskets always on
hand and for sale cheap. have also
vases filed and for sale, fit either for
bay windows or door yards. Please,
ladies, patrouize home industry.
JOHN GRAvEsTocK,
If South Canon.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

The dramatic entertainment given
on Wednesday night by the Miss
Thompson and w. T.. Sheridan troupe
was excellent. The play, "The Plant
er's Wife," if performed by an ordin-
AIRY company would be well spoken
of, but when such talent rs Miss
Thompson and Mr.. Sheridan step
upon the stage every one wants to
see play which will bring out the
fine acting of which only such stars
are capable. The forcing upon the
bill of the Planters Wife after the
numerous adverse criticisms can only
be explained by the fact that the
manager of the trOnpc was the auth.
or of the play and was willing to
risk small houses and miss an oppor-
tunity TO show Off the best of acting
for the sake OF trying 10 advertise
his own production. Another mis-
take made by the manager was in
charging such high prices and having
no music to entertain the audience
between the acts. We hope Mr.. Sher-
idan and the excellent troupe which
he intends organizing will visit us
again and if lie gives us Louis XI or
some OF his master-p pieces we will in
sure him crowded house.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Mr.. Chas. John, of Fort Garland,
and Supt. of schools in Costello Co.
started for home yesterday after leav-
ing his wife with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Danl Mehan. Mrs. John will
undergo treatment for the lameness
which was caused by an accident
some time ago.