The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-12-17
CITY AND VICINITY.
See stones display.

SSS otohS uisptags
Don't forget the school exhibition Friday
evening next.
Mr.. Hartwell is putting down a flag side
walk In ront OF his new block.
Do YOU want a holiday gift for gentle.
man! Examine Stones window.
Mitchell & Co. have put on a new deliv-
cry wagon that Is rs handsome as possible.
Murray's new restaurant in the Hartwsll
block is the best place in town for first
class meal.
The sewing circle of the M. E. church
will meet with Mrs. C. L. Topping Thurs
day afternoon from to 8.
Stones doll window is the most elegant.
The Wish-bone club will give a grand
supper at Phelps building on Dec. I'D.
Supper so cents.
stones furnishing window looms.
Mr.. r. Goyerty and MIR. W. w. Douglas
have appointed H. Il. Blake agent for the
collection of their rents in Canon City.
The town board will do well to remove
the fire hydrant which is nearly in the GEN.
ter Of the sidewalk at the Masonic hall
building.
Jas. Ritchey left here on the 4th inst. for
Franklin, Pa. to spend the winter, but had
his pocket picked of all his money on the
cars before reaching Kansas City and had
to go to work at the latter place to get mon-
ey to take him home.
no fellow can find out, smiles all over his
face and seems Ps happy as any one could
be without Inother-in-law.
Japanese wicker work at stones.
Messrs. Earle & Pedey have gotten out
the neatest little gem OF a Christmas card
seen in Canon. The letter press was done
at the RECORD office.
We were told that a Canon lady who Wis.
tied Ruby mountain with her husband
short time ago returned with over $2 ,00O
worth Of rubies which they found ut the
above place.
Thursday's train from Pueblo brought In
the following passengers for Silver Cliff:
Mrs. Judge Ohenbacher. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeWalt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins, and MIR. and Mrs.
4. p. Chester.
1t is reported that very large rscag was
made on ore from the Adams r:ne near
Bonanza; The mine is ownvd by Mess.
T. h. Lloyd, NJ. Brumbly ard IT, Oufle-
myer, all formerly OF this plncs saI Nc
trust it may prove very rich.
rhe Mirror of Ireland was exI ffFa N,
0;.iion two nights to good house, ft is q
highly appreciated by all who saw r.
Look at the S35 doll at Stones.
The Wisli-Bone club will give q lsSlie
supper in Phelps building on Tho lscL.
evening the I'D INST. ut and afte- siE W
for the benefit of the Presb-te-ian 81 rc
Admission 30 cents. Tickets Tor fae -
Beecher's drug store and at Mess tsie-
man g. Co.'s. All are coru;ulIy .syit'c
Thos. Killgailon, who lately a-fiy a
this country, was killed at Westcii's 'ss on
Tuesday at 5 p. LII. while sittios an an
empty nail keg on Dailey's co.. auction
train. The conclusion Of coupling be nur
threw him under the wheels while passed
over his head aud legs killing hin instnnt-
".
The street sprinkler should H. careful
about sprinkling the wafer on La psdes.
trians. Caliph Clelland distinctly Nv from
his seat Of Justice on the balcony i lady's
dress spattered by the sprinkler aag insnt-
ally recorded heavy fine against sG1.
The Queen at the dolls fair via be the
S35 doll on exhibition ut stones.
Oral examination in several bi1nehes
takes place Wednesday, and Thur day of
next week in the high school. 4 pntest
between two grades in readinS seeies
Wednesday afternoon. Examinauops to
the high school occur as follows: Wddnes,
day morning, arithmetic and Aigsbrat zf.
ternoon, Eeading. Thursday moGriDg,
physiology and history afternoon, gg o.
ply and Intellectual arithmetic.
Invitations are out for o grand masquer-
ade ball to be given by Grand caiisi7,,5si Es.;s-
campment j. o. o. F., at BIake's hisslls 90
Thursday evening, 29th inst. II pro snises
to be largely attended and as 1t IL unds.r the
auspices of a society which may be reiie,i
will be observed, most enjoypht' ii1e
may safely be anticipated.
Japanese Lacquer work at Sto.
The pupils Of the high school WI glye an
entertainment at the close Of the present
| term OF school, to complete the liaffHl'
necessary to purchase an organ for Geo
use. The programme consists of sins
recitations. panto mines, tableaux an,
very interest ting ar. laughable farce en,
tied, "Too Much u. a Good Thing" Don's
forget the time thd place, Friday evening
Dec. 23d, at BDAe's New fall.
"Dol's dolIs' at stones.
Mr.. Ruf recently received car Of fnrni-
ture from Iowa, the freight on which
| was S3Oe. Shortly Afterwards another car
| freight charges were ei4OO. Mr.. Rui refls.
ed TO receive the goods and pay this enor-
nous charge. 1t appears the shipper made
mistake IN his shipping bill and sent the
| goods MT the company's risk, and that in
such cases their charge is three times first
| class rates.
| The magnificent wax doll dressed In blue
satin and real lace trimmings, valued at
thirty-fiye dollars, which was on exhibition
In the show window Of Stones dry goods
the dolls fair by Mr.. Sam Stone. This is O
1 princely gift and was one OF the most at
tractive features OF the fair, next. Of course,
TO the fair managers. The doll WAS dis
/ PooC0 VI ny VOtS NJ Vcu CtuLN 6ncn 10 tuc
handsonest aud most popular young lady
Ia town. As the returns are not all In we
are unable to give the result. II may re-
quire All 9 to 7 returning bosrd 70 settle the
niHtter.
Holiday goods At stones.
Mr.. W. Il. Murray b . opened new no.
tel and dining bnil, called the "West End
Hotel" I'm Hartwelrs new building, neal
Engleman's store. The building Il new
the furniture Il new and dr.t class, and The
cuisine Of the dining room L the best to b<
found west Of Chicago. Every delicac,
J which the markets adord is served in
manner and style 70 grxtify the msst exact.
Ing epicure. This 10 something which hai
been much needed In Canon City. A mea
~ Aurray's dining hall will convince any.
one Of the fact stated.