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The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04
Spcciul Nolicc.

The new arrangement at the read
ing room viii give visitors n chance
to call any hour between O'Clock in
the morning and O'Clock in the even
ing. A. w. Dennis photograph gal
beautiful light takes Off ten years
from ones age and gives the pictures
a youthful appearance. If
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To NY Competitors.

Come boys! don't be discouraged
don't shut up shop or sell out, for
half q loaf is better than none, this
know by experience. | shall try
and get my half by selling as good
ice cream, confectionery, cigars, etc.,
etc., also fresh vegetables every
morning as can be procured any
where. CHAs. PAUL,
Corner Main and Sd streets,
1t Opposite ID. G. Peabody's.
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Having sold my tents, ground,
lease, instruments, negatives, stock
and material, in the photograph bu-
siness, to A.W.DENNIS, of the Read
ing Room Gallery, would checrfully
recommend my customers to him,
knowing they will be satisfied with
his work. j. A. Boston.
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Say, fellow-citizens, all have you
been over to Gravcstock's lately, in
South Caion2 If you have not you
ought to go and see his thousands of
house plants, hundreds of them in
full bloom. He has all sorts and sizes
and prices from five cents to two
dollars. Give him call if you don't
buy. lie supplies bouquets for par
ties on shortest notice. If
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Incendiary Work,

About 12 O'Clock Monday night the
cry of fire was heard on Main street
and black smoke was seen issuing
from the old log camp house in the
corral opposite Rudd 81 Spencer's
blacksmith shop. AS quickly as pos
sible the nearest neighbors gathered
and tub of water, which was
fortunately near by, was used in
quenching the flames that had already
gained some headwav. Investiga-
ton showed that hay had been
stuffed tightly between the logs at
the north corner of the building, ker-
osene oil had been thrown about and
the fire had been set. A bottle half
full of the oil was found near by
There was little damage done but had
the flames not been overcome quick
ly the result might have been disas-
trous, owing to the cabins close prox-
Unity to several frame buildings. Af-
ter the fire of that morning this later
attempt has aroused our citizens to a
point of indignation, which will re-
suit in the most serious manner to the
''fre-bug", when he can be caught
squarely in the act.
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Business Personal.

BE NOT DECEIVED by appearances
into the belief that the old reliable
Fremont County Bank is still doing
business at their former location in
the Mcclure house block. The fact
is they have moved their business to
their new building one door west of
the old post Office, next to Talbot's
drug store. If
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Ladies', VISITING Cards

The finest and largest assortment
of plain and fancy visiting cards ut
the RECORD printing office. We Use
a new, neat script type for printing,
which is handsomer than any written
cards. 80 cents for twenty-five plain
cards. s.f
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Tuesday night sneak thief en- tered
tent on Mr.. Harry Bakers place in
South Canon, and rihed one of his
workmen's pockets. The thief then
entered the tent in which Mr.. Baker
and his wife were sleeping but was
frightened away by Mrs. Baker awak-
ing. Harry requests the aforesaid
gentlemen not to come again before
the first of each month, as this is the
time lie makes collections.
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Mr.. Chas. Ahlstrom, an old resi-
dent of Lawrence, Kansas, first
class assayer and chemist, is in the
city and has part OF Mr.. Phil. Kunz's
taylor shop.
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The school board of district No.
have secured the services of Prof
Andrus, Mrs. Megrue, Miss Mitchell
and Miss Bartlett as teachers for the
next term. There are two more
places to fill in the corps and about
six applicants.
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Pay Your Taxes and Save Interest.

All unpaid taxes for the year OF
1850 are now delinquent and drawing
interest at the rate of twenty-five
per cent. per anuum, from the LIST
Of January, 1881.
J. II. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
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Justice Clelland had very good bu-
siness this week, six drunks and sew
eral other cases. The men arrested
for assault with intent to commit
rape on coIored woman were dis
charged by Clelland and Minor sitting
as q criminal court.
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A very large invoice of cook stoves
of the very best make, was received
this week by Harding Bros. If you
want an extra good stove at reason.
able price call on the above firm
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House rents collected by II. II.
Blake for five per cent commission.
No rent collected for less than 81 com
mission. Apply to RECORD office. .
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Justice Geo. w. Clelland celebrated
the twenty-seventh anniversary of
his birth on Friday of last week.
George received quite a number of
presents from friends.
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Having obtained exclusive control
OF coal mined from the Carson mine,
am now prepared to take orders for
coal.fn quantities to suit delivered at
$i. so per ton or b2.50 for half ton.
FRED ii. SKEELE.
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Money to loan on real estate or
personal security at low rates of in
terest, on long or short time.
W. H. MCCLURE
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Roane keeps almost every kind of
goods, old and new, such as sewing
machines. M, stoves, furniture, etc.
stores in town, go to Roane's for it.
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BY an act of the legislature passed
last winter, county commissioners in
counties of this class, second, must
give bond in the sum of SIC, 900, the
bond to be approved by the judge of
the district court, for the faithful
performance of their duties. The
law went into effect on May 29th and
the commissioners have only thirty
days from that date in which to pro-
cure their bonds. In case any COM
missioner does not procure bond the
office is declared vacant and the gov
ernor must appoint new commits
sioner. If a commissioner acts or at
tempts to act as such without pro-
curing bond he is liable to a fine of
not less than $500 or more than 81, 900
Imprisonment in the county Jail not
less than thirty days or more than
six months.
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Crescent mills patent flour is guar
anted to be the best in the state.
Magnet is second to none. For sale
and warranted 10 be the best flour in
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Having established an agency at
Leadville | am prepared to buy vege-
tables in quantities.
HARRY BAKER, South Canon.
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For chickens, prime butter, vegeta-
bles, beef, mutton, pork, corn beef
ETC., call at ii. e. VOLTS.
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1t is earnestly desired that all Old
Settlers of Colorado now in Fremont
county attend the first stated meet
ing of Colorado Pioneers Association
of Fremont County, to be held in
Canon City Tuesday, June Z, at p.
IN. when measures will be taken to
have barbecue and general celebra-
ton on the Fourth of July and such
other business as may come before
the meeting. EUGENE WESTON,
Secretary
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Free lecture by DR.. Z. Ii. Sawyer.
at Sanders hall on Thursday even
ing June 9th. Subject, 'Politico Re-
ligious idea of American Educatiou.' -
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Cash paid for stock of Mcclure
House Investment Co., at Exchange
Bank. If
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Capt. Ferrier's new house is begin
ming to assume building like look.
1t will be a handsome residence.
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DIED.

- MATTESoN-On June 3rd, in this
city, of typho malarial fever, Mr..
Mattcson, of Bycrs Station,
lNnln
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Nice line just in from New York, of
dress silks, ,atD. G. Peabody's at prices
that defy competition.
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Pure maple sugar from Fred Whip
ple's ranch, nt McGce & Mack's.
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Cooks, lines, flies, bobs, sinkcrs,
poles, minnow nets and all kinds OF
fishing tackle at Jeskc's.
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IznyIng Tools.

Scythes, rakes, forks and all goods
in this line at lowest prices.
ALLISG & Co.
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Helm e Brewster have entered
into a contract for making 100000
brick for the new Masonic hall.
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E. j. Loper, manufacturer of
pickles, vinegars, and wholesale deal
er in cider, Denver, Colo. %t3l
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There will be services at the Bap-
list church on Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and at 80 p. m.
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Canon City needs more fire by.
drants or more hose.
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Barb Wire.

Parties wanting quantities will do
well to get our figures before buying.
We have the stock on hand.
ALLISa & Co.
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Rev. Walter Rudolph will preach
in the First Presbyterian church on
next Sunday evening.
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We carry full line aud will make
low prices. The best is cheapest.
ALLISG Il Co.
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I have just received stock of
Havana and Key West cigars that
cannot be beaten. Call and try them.
Yours Truly,
r, G. ffr,u
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Ice cream, lemonade and other
cards 10 to 20 cents each at RECORD
office
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Myers s. Myers have the choicest
creamery butter, always on hand.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

The best pickles by the gallon or
quart nrc always to be found ut g. +.
Woods.
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Coal $3.50 per ton or S9;5o per hall
ton delivered. FRED. ii. Skeelc.
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just received, Parasols, at d. G
Peabody's
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A new and handsome lot of canes
at Jeske,s
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

The best of New York cider at the
City Bakery.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Satins and silks in all shades and
coiors at Copps, Smith & Co.'S. new
store.
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WARRANTS WANTED.
Rogers Plated Ware

The highest price paid for county
orders ut the Fremont County Bank.
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The brick work on Hon. Jas. Clel-
lands new building is nearly COM
pleted.
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DENVER FIRMS,

Brks Cornforth-G0O pounds rice and 8
barrels pickles.
Ihos. and X. n. Jones-2 900 pounds Rio
coffee, 1000 pounds white Russian soap
and 35epounds Japan tea.
J. NJ. Hamrick, manager of the s. G. &
F. Nj. Co.,-2,OO0 pounds smoked shoulders, i,
100 pounds pepper and 600 pounds boneless
Goldfish.
Daniels & Fisher-40O yards ticking, 300
yards Stevens crash, 100 yards drilling and
$50 yards sheeting.
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Elegant line of silk, Isle aud cot
ton hosiery, Mt ID. G.. Peabody's.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

McGee & Mack have received their
stock of John Deere plows and cuiti-
vators, also Hoosier grain drills, har-
rows, scrapers, etc.
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Ladies just go into Copps, Smith &
Co.'S. and look at their buntings, and
other dress goods.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Canon coal $3.50 per ton delivered
TO any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
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Copps, Smith " Co. have som,
beautiful GRENADINES which they arc
selling cheap.
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CANON CRY FIRMS.

X. Jcske-S00 pounds of tobacco.
Geo. I. Phillips 90, 900 pounds of beef.
Apple 4 Penney-S00 pounds of currants
and 100 poundsiof dried peaches.
Clelland & Peabody--l0 barrels salt, l.
900 pounds dried apples, Is dozen brooms
and gross matches.
Humphrey Il Topping-2O0 sacks of Mag
net flour, 200 pounds s.C'' sugar, 600 gal
Ions Imperial drip syrup, 400 pounds hom-
my, 1000 pounds Bayou beans, 1900 pounds
Navy beans, 5 barrels vinegar and 10 bar
rels coal oil
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A lodge of United Workmen is
being organized in this city.
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Hammocks at Alling & Co.'s

Canon coal $3.50 per ton delivered
to any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
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Go to Copps, Smith e Co.'S. fol
ladies' and misses fine hosiery.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Every kind of hand made laces, in
all colors. at ID. G. Peabody's.
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w. j. Miller's law Office is over
Harding's hardware store.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

If you want good sc cigar go tc
the City bakery.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

"Most Beautiful" fans at d. g. Pea
boGy's,
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Point lace handkerchief at D. G..
Peabody's.
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Courtland spring, farm and freight
wagons at McGec 81 Mack's.
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Hammocks at Alling d Co.'s

Three full car loads OF goods just
received, at ID. G. PeaboGy's for The
jobing aud retail trade.
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Go to Copps, Smith & Co.'s. for
gents hats and furnishing goods.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Mr.. A. Sawyer has returned frou
Durango.
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Fresh cigars arriving daily at
Jeske's. Smokers articles of every
kind.
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Coal $3.50 per ton or SO so per hall
ton delivered. FRED II. SKEELr.
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j Harts law office is over Harding's
hardware store. Room II.
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ID. G.. Peabody's new clothing store
Everything new, and nobby suits at
your own price. Go and see.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

To see the finest assortment of can
dies in the city call on G. Il. Wood.
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Pickles by the quart or gallon al
McGee & Mack's.
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DRUGS-Beecher & Co.
ETHYLINE-Beecher & Co.
STATIONERY Y-Beechcr 6 Co.
WALL PAPER--Beecher & Co.
MARY STUART-Beechc Il Co.
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New invoice of dried fruits at G. r
Woods.
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Black satins just arrived from Eu.
rope, at ID. G.. Pcabody's at prices
never known before.
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Ladies' floral sets at Alling's.
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Myers & Myers make low prices on
staple and fancy groceries, and de-
liver goods promptly free of charge.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Just received. two car loads of
goods. Call and see at Apple IL Pen
uey's.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Best assortment of candies in town
at the City bakery.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Coal $3.50 per ton or 50 so per half
ton delivered. FRED II. SKEELE.
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New California potatoes at G. L.
Woods.
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Elegant line OF ribbons at d. G.
PeabOlv's
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Fly traps at Alling & Co.'s.
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Jeske is agent for show cases.
Full lines of dry goods at d. G. Pea
body's
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tables IN quantltleS.
HARRY BAKER, South Canon.
Money to loan on real estate OF
personal security at low rates of in.
terest, on long or short time.
w. ii. MCCLURE.
Ice cream, lemonade and Other
| cards 10 to 25 cents each at RECORD
office.
A very large invoice of cook stoves
of the very best make, was received
this week by Harding Bros. If you
able price call on the above firm.
Roane keeps almost every kind OF
goods, old and new, such as sewing
machines, stoves, furniture, etc.
What you can't find in any other
stores in town, go to Roane's for it.
E. j. Lopcr, manufacturer OF
pickles, vinegars, and wholesale deal
er in cider, Denver, Colo. st3l
just received, Parasols, at d. G
Peabody's.
The best of New York cider at the
City Bakery.
Hammocks at Alling & Co.'s
Canon coal S4 so per ton delivered
to any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
Jeske is agent for show cases.
Full lines of dry goods at d. G. Pea
body's.
Coal $3.50 per ton or SO so per half
ton delivered. FRED II. SKEELF.
Go to Copps, Smith & Co.'S. for
gents hats and furnishing goods.
Fresh cigars arriving daily at
Jes ke's. Smokers articles of every
kind.
Hamnocks at Alling d Co.'s
Three full car loads OF goods just
received, at ID. G. PeaboGy's for the
jobing aud retail trade.
j Harts law office is over Harding's
hardware store. Room Il.
Elegant line OF ribbons at d. G.
Peabody's.
Pure teas, syrups and spices, are
specially with Myers & Myers.
New California potatoes at G. L.
Woods.
McGee & Mack have received their
stock of John Deere plows and cuiti-
vators, also Hoosier grain drills, har-
rows, scrapers, etc.
Go to Copps, Smith e Co.'S. for
ladies' and misses fine hosiery.
Pickles by the quart or gallon at
McGee & Mack's.
If you want good sc cigar go to
the City bakery.
W. J. Miller's law office is over
Harding's hardware store.
Canon coal $3.50 per ton delivered
TO any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
Copps, Smith " Co. have some
beautiful grenadines which they are
selling cheap.
To see the finest assortment of can
dies in the city call on G. 7. Wood.
ID. G.. Peabody's new clothing store
Everything new, and nobby suits at
your own price. Go and see.
Myers & Myers make low prices on
staple and fancy groceries, and de-
liver goods promptly free of charge.
Black satins just arrived from Eu.
rope, at ID. G.. Pcabody's at prices
never known before.
Just received. two car loads of
goods. Call and see at Apple IL Pen
uey's.
Hammocks as cheap as the cheapest
at Jcske's.
DR.. Dawson's Office over Fremont
County Bank.
Table oil cloths ut Rufs.
"
Ladies' floral sets at Alling's.
See advertisement of Bailey's stall
lions in another column. -t3l
Fly traps at Alling & Co.'s.
Largest line of boots and shoes
right from manufactures, at ID. G..
Pcabody's.
Best assortment of candies in town
at the City bakery.
Point lace handkerchiefs at d. G..
Peabody's.
Courtland spring, farm and freight
wagons at McGec 81 Mack's.
"Most Beautiful" fans at d. &. Pea
boGy's.
Fly traps at Alling & Co.'s.
New invoice of dried fruits at G. T.
Woods.
Pure cider vinegar, double strength,
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Pure teas, syrups and spices, are q
specially with Myers & Myers.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

Hammocks us cheap as the cheapest
at Jcske's
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The tower for the fire bell has been
built.
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Pure cider vinegar, double strength
warranted, at Myers Il Myers.
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Pcnitentiary Commissioners.

The commissioners of the penitentiary,
Mess. McCutcheon, Nichols and Taylor
commenced their second quarterly NEE ting
,f this year in this city on Wednesday
and adjourned on Friday morning. They
allowed all of the bills and made the fol-
owing awards of supplies for tina institu-
tiau.
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The connection at south Arkansas with
stages via Marshall Pass affords the shortest,
quickest and easiest route over the best roads
20 Gunnison City, Pitkin, Sagauche, ouray.
Lake city, Ruby Camp. Crested Butees, Gothic
and all points in the Gunbison.
The connection at Alamosa with stages
forms an easy and direct route, open twelve
months In every year, to Del Norte, Antelope
Springs, Wagon Wheel Gap, sagauchc, Gun
nison City. onrny. Lake city and ali other
principal points In the Gunnison and san
Juan countries.
The above routes are the only pract icablc
ones remaining open during the winter sea-
son to the wonderful Gunnison and San
Junn.
stages at III Moro for Trinidad, four miles
distant.
Direct connection Mt Pueblo with Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad for ail pointsE1
North, Enst and south.
Equipment Unsurpassed.'
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars,
Horton Reclining Chair Cars
and Observation Cars.
Rapid and Reliable Freight Transit
may be secured by consigning via this line.
with tho Lowest Through and Local Rates.
Through tickets TO all principal points
North, south, East and West, with rates al
ways Ms low Ms tho lowest.
Full Information ON application to Local
Agents or to
u. @. DODGE,
General Manager.
8. w. ECCLEs, =. @. MINIS,
DENVER, rOI.OTtApO
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Fly traps at Alling & Co.'s.

Largest line of boots and shoes
right from manufactures, at d. c.
Pcabody's.
The Fremont County record., 1881-06-04

DR.. Dawson's Office over Fremont
County Bank.
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See advertisement of Bailey's stal.
lions in another column. 't3l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-23
Summer Grape-PrunIng.
Telegraph.


About this, as in nearly every other
horticultural subject, there is consider
able difference of opinion. Wehave known
vines TO bc "pruned to death" in follow
ing out some wild theory that some addle-
headed fellow had started, while others
would pruuc SO sparngly as to be of no
benefit at all. Many strip tho vines of
three fourtl,s their leaves to allow the sun
and air to get in, as they say, while others
allow the grapes to bc smothered for want
of judciOus removal Of tho leaves.
Pinchins tho ends off the vines, or clip
ping off portion of the sprouts when
they arc growing rampantly, 80 far rs it
appears to be necessary TO any reasonable
Judgment, will greatly benefit the crop,
just rs the reverse will damage it. The
thin,:ins out Of the surplus bnnches, by TO.
moving from a third to a half OF
them rs they usually show them
selves. is Of the greatest Importance.
In doing this be sure always to
remove the weakest and most imperfect.
The laterals Of the fruit bearing branches,
which have been pinched or clipped, will
throw out more branches, and these also
should be pinchcd 80 as to leave only a
single leaf The laterals on the canes, re-
member, are to be the fruit-bcaring canes
for next year, and should be allowed to
grow unchecked. Care must bc taken to
tic up such af the branches containing
punches whicl, are too heavy to bear their
own weight. There should, also, DO no
moro wood allowed to grow than is needed
for the following years fruiting.
These simple general hints may DO OF
service to those whose knowledge of grape
growing is limited. In a little while-a
few years Of experience, which can be
greatly aided by examining the way that
good grape growers fo!iow-will soon put
one in the plain road to success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-23

FSTATs1 OF II HENIcY +. BOWMAN. LATE
IL OF Lancaster city. deceased. Letters OF
administration on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned, nj! persons In
dcbtetl thereto arc requested 10 make immed-
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, resulting in said city.
Il. +. BOWMAN
my236wtlOaw Administrator.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-23

Baltimore Oratorio society. The male
chorus will consist of 1, 200 and the mixed
chorus of 500 voices. whilst the orchestra
will be composed of $50 of the best mu-
sicians of this country. The festival will
take place in the concert hall of the expo
sition building, which, in spite Of its colos-
sal dimensions-it contains, besides the
large amphitheatrc built for orchestra
and singers, aud seating 1850 of the lat
ter, 6, 800 seats in the parquettc and gal
leries-has shown itself to be cxcellently
adapted to its purpose, and of superior
acoustic quality. Excellent quarters at
the leading hotels have been provided for
tho visiting musical organizations, and
Chicago will doubtless put her best foot
foremost in order properly t. advertise
herself through thisGreat musical event.