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The Fremont County record., 1881-05-28
STATE NEWS.

The Saguache Chronicle REPORTS
crops looking well in that vicinity.
Senator Hill has been appointed n
regent of the Smithsonian institute.
A new express train has been
placed upon the A., T. & S. f. rail-
road.
a young female captain of a gang
OF thleVes was captured in Leadvilie
last week.
A Denver Republicans special from
Saguache says Shayaneux states that
The Utes will not consent to be re-
moved.
Thursday morning last Albert
Schropp, Il brakeman on the South
Park road, was killed by falling un-
der Il train.
One day last week a girl named
Oelphia Ray was shot and killed bv
Mrs. Chas. Still, at Ncderland in fit
of Jealous rage.
Sheriff Morgan, of Chafrce county
suddenly disappeared in n fit OF
violent illness recently and was found
dead in the mountains.
The following are recently estab-
lished postofiices in Colorado Spring
Gunnison county, Geo. B. Spratt. r.
~ Wctmore, Custer county, Sam'l.
IL. Collen, p. NJ.
x Billy Leroy, tie notorious stage
fsbber, was captured and badly
wounded by Sheriff Armstrong, of
Del Norte, last Friday night. after
having rifled a coach between Clear
Creek and Antelope Springs, on the
l3tb: On the 23d he was Iynched in
Del Norte.
A riot occurred at Ruby camp last
week between the owners of the
Bonanza mine and party of Jump
crs. Several shots were fired and
two men were wounded. Eleven of
the rioters were finally arrested upon
United States warrants and Dlaced
under ST 900 bond each.
2 On the 18th inst. Barlow 81 Sander
ton's stage was stopped by highway
men and robbed six miles east of
Clear Creek and Frank Bartlett. n
civil engineer of the ID. S X. g., was
dangerously wounded with shot
fired by them.
The Denver Jockey club races end.
ed last Saturday with the great
twenty mile race between Miss Min.
ME Pinneo, of Greeley, and Miss Mel
lie Curtis, of Topeka, Kansas. There
was considerable excitement, Mis-,
Pinneo easily winning in SO minute.
| and 81 seconds.
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The .Rranffnrd Stone

Last Friday afternoon Prof. J. AL
den smith recommended that the
Brantford stone be used in building
the Arapahoe county court house and
the commissioners adopted it with
only one vote in the negative. Mr..
francK VIII at once commence filling
his contract and it will take between
two and three hundred cars of this
beautiful material to build that
house. He will also probably furnish
stone to build the Colorado National
bank and the City hall in Denver.
Mess. Reynolds & McGee think some
OF using it in the erection of their
building on the corner of Main and
Fourth streets in this city. In cas- e
these buildings are all put up with
that stone over l 1000 cars will be re-
CURED to haul away the first years
work. 1t will give employment to a
large force Of men.
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PERSlNiIL

Warden FELTON, was in Denver las
Saturday.
Mess. d. C. and E. W. Burton
started for Gothic on Sunday.
Mr.. M. NJ. Engleman lett on Wed
ncsday for the San Juan conntry.
Mr.. j. G. Baer and Mr.. Joe Cost
low started for Gothic on Thursday
Judge A. III. Taylor, of Garfield
arrived in town on Monday for few
| days visit.
| MIR. w. w. Douglass paid Canon 9
short visit and. left for Vineyard
Haven, Mass.
Mr.. Z. Jeske went up to Maysville
on Friday morning in company with
Judge Taylor.
Mr.. A. Sartor went east on Friday
OF last week and will return with a
fine lot of horses.
Mr.. I. Nj. Robinson and wife went
up to South Arkansas on Sunday and
were gone several days.
Mrs. H. w. Sanders and son started
on Tuesday for her home in Tennes-
see where she will visit during the
summer.
Mr.. p. p. Steele and bride, of Den
yer, were in town this week visi ting
Mr.. d. G. Peabody who is related to
Mr.. Steele.
Col. Mattison returned from the
Gnnnison on Thursday morning hav-
ing been gone nearly two weeks on a
business trip.
Mr.. F. G. Minis and wife paid
Canon few hours visit on Wedncs-
day and were highly Dleased with
the appearance of our town.
Deputy Sheriff Alex Langton. of
Chaftee county was in the this city on
Thursday en- route to Coal Creek, for
an important witness in the Thornton
murder trial.
Gov. Pitkin was in town for a
short time on Tuesday while waiting
for the Pueblo train. Owing to the
rumored Ute troubles and the riot at
Irwin the governor could not remain
but promises to make us visit be-
fore long.
DR.. S. NJ. Bradbury, the dentist.
who formerly lived in Del Norte and
who led the expedition into the Ute
country last spring and was supposed
to have been killed by the Indians is
visiting with his father and brothers
in Canon City.
Mr.. John Potter, of Colorado
Springs, stopped off on Tuesday ON
his return from the Silver Cliffexcur-
sion and took his first look at Canon
City. Mr.. Potter, who is treasurer
OF III Paso county, was well pleased
with many things he saw and is of
the belief that Canon is destined to be
a large citv.
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SUM MONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF Fremont, S.
In the County Court within and for tho
County OF Fremont aforesaid, before the
June term. A. ID. 1881.
EMANUEL ii. SALTIEL,
Plaintiff,
ys, ! SuMMoNa
ELIZABETH VI. sALTlEL,
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF COLORADO
SEND GREETING
To Elizabeth II. Saltiel. defendant above
named. You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against YOU by the
above named plaintiff In tho County Court
OF the County OF Fremont, IL being the 9th
judicial District of the State OF Colorado,
In ten days, exclusive Of the day OF service.
II served within this County; or II served
out OF this County, but In the said Judicial
District, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days or judgment by default
VIII be taken against you, nccording to tho
prayer Of the complaint. Tho said action
10 brought TO obtain decree OF divorce and
existing between plaintin and defendant
aud also for the cilstody of the three chil-
drcn, John r., Henry c. and Rachel A.
saltieI. as will more fully appear by tho
complaint on flle herein 10 which reference
ts here made. And you arc hercby notified
that Il you fail 70 appear and answer
said plaintiff will apply 90 the court for tho
relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
county court within and for the said county
Of Fremont this cath day OF May. A. u,
issi. ROB'T. A. BAiN.
sastf Co. Judge and Acting Clerk
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Our citizens can hardly realize the
good the water works company have
done our town in inducing people to
reside here who would never live
where ditch and alkali well water
had to be drunk. The number of
residences built by those who would
only invest money where good water
could be obtained is considerable.
Our personal experience has been
that up to the present time the
amount saved on our ice bill will
more than pay our water tax. The
water coming through the pipes is
cool enough to drink without the
extra expense of ice and may be so
all summer. The bountifui supply
of water used in keeping our dwell
ings and other houses clean has had
the effect of freeing our town of such
infectious diseases as formerly made
the death rate too high for healthy
neighborhood. 1t will not be many
months before our over-economical
landlords will be compelled to put
the water pipes into their tenements
to be able to rent them. Tenants re-
quest their landlords to put water
pipes into their houses, but the prop
erty owner thinking it won't pay to
ihfcSb a BcN 10 Hllkc lDt IeU-
ant comfortable and healthy refuse
to meet the demand. The result is
the tenant moves into the first house
that is vacant that has water in it.
After waiting in vain some time for
another tenant and losing more rent
than the pipes would have cost he
orders the water company to put in
the pipes and Immediately the house
is occupied by some tenant who has
been living in u house that had no
water in it. Thus from time to time
one landlord after another is forced
10 do what he ought willingly to have
done to help support one of the
greatest blessings of which Canon
City can boast; and one which has
raised us higher in the estimation of
those seeking health and comfort
than any Improvement tina, could
have been made.
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We would very much prefer when
any of our customers call at our Of
flee and not find us within that they
name their business to one of the en-
ployes, as in nearly every case the
cmploye could receive the order as
well as we ourselves could. 1t would
thus save the customer another "trip
and delay in the work. Like other
well established business houses we
employ only responsible men, three
of whom have each been with us
over two years. Mr.. SAKE Cramcr
who has charge of the local depart
ment viii receive any communication
or article to be Published, Mr.. a. l..
Guiimette, the foreman, will accept
an order for job work, ETC., and will
turn out as fine a piece of printing as
can be done in the state. Mr.. Ii. l..
Price, who has charge of the books,
will attend to the payment of sub
scriptions or other bills and receipt
for the same. In fact either of the
above gentlemen, who you meet when
you call, is thoroughly responsible
and receipt given by either Of them
will be honored by the proprietor of
this paper. Many of our customers
already know these facts but we still
find parties who tell US that they
were in our Office two or three times
and wanted to leave an order or pay
IL bill but could not find us. Our
prices are SO uniform that any of the
can make terms as well as
the proprietor.
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A Noted ScOut.

Arizona Bilp' (whose real name
Is Lewis), was in this city on Satur;-
gay morning en- route to Ruby camp.
Mr. Lewis is one of the most noted
scouts and Indian fighters in the
west ana has been all over Arizona.
New Mexico, Colorado, besides tho
northern regions of the Rocky noun
talns. lie is acquainted with all of
the tribes of savages in the west and
there is no Indian language which he
cannot understand. Besides he speaks
Spanish fiuently, and English nearly
as well, his parents being Spanish
and Italian. He was born in New
Orleans, coming west when quite
young. 1t is doubtful if any white
man ever had so many startling ad-
ventures among the Apaches as Carl
zona BILL" and he has been on many
government mission among them
when 1T was almost sure death for q
Whlle man to venture into their
country. Just before the death of
that notorious chief, Victorio, Mr..
Lewis was preparing for personal
visit to that willy savage. lie
thoroughly understands the Ute char
acter, being personally acquainted
with all of the chiefs of that tribe, in
fact he was the first white man who
ever entered the Ute country. He
predicts war with them this summer
and should it come he will enter the
service of the government as n scout
in that country. At present he will
look after some mining interest which
he has near Irwin. In conversation
and appearance he is unassuming
and a perfect gentleman. In pres
ence he is tall, straight US an arrow
and well proportional. He wears
his long, very dark brown hair low
down upon his shoulders which, to-
gether with his black moustache,
gives him a real frontiersman like
look.
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The PIace for smelters.

One of the most common mistakes
made by the man who invests in n
mine is the supposition that it re-
quires only the ordinary blast furnace
to reduce his ores to bullion. This
is not true and there are hundreds of
mines IN Colorado to-day which cam
not be made to pay for the very sim
pie reason that the cost of transport
ing iron and lime, which must be
used in suitable proportions to fluX
the sillcious parts of the ores, is too
great. All OF the lime used by the
Ieadville smeltcrs must be hauled up
grade, for over one hundred miles
Besides this there is the coke, with
out which no work can be done in
smelling. This question of trans
porting these absolutely necessary
materials TO the successful converting
of our ljmiiless bodies of ore into
bullion up bill at great cost is becom-
ing a serious one to the continued
prosperity of mining camps. Where
is the remedy? is being daily asked.
This inquiry we believe is capable of
answer right here i'll the valley of the
Arkansas between Canon City and
Pueblo. IueXhaustiblc lodges OF
lime stone are found in every direC-
tion throughout the entire width of
this valley between the points named
while the same is true of the beds of
cokiDg coal. 1t is an admitted fact
we believe, by all railroad companies
that it is easier to bring thirty loaded
cars down grade than it is to draw
one-third that number up. The point
is this, aud the problem is solved.
Bring your ores down hill at q mini
mum cost to the lime and coke and
do not take your coke and lime up
hill at so great cost. Ores around
Leadville which carry sufficient iron
and lead for smelling purposes, but
which contain only about twenty
ounces of silver to the ton, can be
brought into this valley and be made
to pay while now such ore is as
worthless as the ground in which
they lay. Some time in the not dis
tant future, capitalists and miners
will recognize these advantages and
the Arkansas valley VIII teem with
life and turn 10 bullion the exhaust
less deposits of Central Colorado.
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When any one reflects for "a moment
upon the disadvantages under which
our town labors, such as occasionally
dusty or muddy streets, scarcity Of
manufacturing establishments, want
of colleges, opera houses, smelters,
daily newspapers, gns or electric
lights and such modern conYenieuces
they have only TO ask themselves will
not time and capital bring all these
1t is not SO with many other towns
in Colorado. They may have many
of the above advantages but are sad
ly in need of some of the great bless
ings now enjoyed by our citizens
that all the money or enterprise in
the world cannot secure for them
Remarks made by citizens of other
towns when visiting Canon for the
first time shows that they need many
things to make large cities of their
towns. They say 10 us, "Oh, if we
only had that grand old river as near
our town as you have or such quanti-
tics of coal, building stone, water
power, apples, peaches, grapes, pears
and other fruits, immense irrigating
bitches, hot and cold mineral springs,
protection from cold winds in win
ter, oil prospects, iron, lime stone,
brick material and warm winter eli
mate we would have the best town
in the state" Yes, this is true, il
YOU only had them. But we have all
these advantages and many more and
only need such things as time, capi.
faI aud enterprise win be sure Il
bring us aud make us some time no
far in the future the greatest city il
Colorado.
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Mass.

Rev. Father Haugh will arrive in
Canon City on this afternoons train
from Pueblo at y. m. and will cele-
brate Mass at Blake's hall tomorrow
at 10 o'clock a. IN. Tonight at z
O'Clock Father Haugh will meet at
Blakes hall any Catholics who wish
TO call upon him.
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Attention Fireman.

There will be regular meeting at
The hall Monday evening, May 30th,
at half past sharp. All members
should be present as particular busi-
ness is to be transacted,
Ike STONE, scc'y.
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Charlotte Thompson viii play the char
acter OF 'Edith Gray in the "Plrnter's :
Wife," in this city at Sanders hall on June
Ist. The Detroit (Mich.) Free Press, says :
.The character of edith Gray is not one
the personation of which demands Miss
Thompson's finest powers, but she is al
ways interesting, frequently intense and
occasionally great"
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Say, fellow-citizehs, ali have you
been over to Gr9vestocH's lately, in
South Canon If you have not you
ought to go and see his Thousands Of
house plants, Ihundredt of them in
full bloom. 1Ie has all forts and sizcs
and prices FROM five cents to two
dollars. Give hp call IT, you don't
buy. He supplicA bouquets for par
ties on shortest notfcet n
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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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Elegant shades of plHsh canton
flannel for lambrequins, curtains and
table covers, just received at Stones
the most stylish goods out.
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Competition is the life Of trade and
regulates PRIZES. l would respect
fully ask all toNcome and examine my
stock and thoroughly post themselves
on prices before, buying. 1t will pay
you to try it. Nelson, the JeweIer.
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Business Personal.

BE NOT DECEIVED by6Ppcarances
into the belief that NE old reliable
Fremont County Bank is still doing
business at their former location in
the Mcclure Mouse hlock. The fact
is they have moved tifeir business to
their new building oneN1oor west of
the old post Office, nextNo Talbot's
drug store. If
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Roane keeps almost every kind of
goods. old and new, such asEsewing
machines, stoves, furniture, etc.
what you can't find in any other
stores in town, go to Roane's for it.
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The best pickles BY Me gallon or
g9art gWopd;s are always to bl found at G. T.
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Just received, two car loads OF
goods. Call and see ut Apple u PEN
Dey's.
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Money to loan on real estate or
personal security at low rates bf in
terest, ON long or short time.
w. III. MCCLJfRE.
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Nelson's silver are has just arrived
from the factoryfin Connecticut. 1t
consists of everything from n napkin
ring 10 tea SIT ora fitting water
pitcher.
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1 have just reccEea a stock of
Havana and Key West cigars that
cannot be beaten. Gall and try them.
Yours Truly,
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e. u. Loper, manufacturer of
pickles, vinegars, and Wholesale deal
er in cider, Denver, Colo. st31
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Myers & Myers make speciality OF
pure spices, teas aud syrups.
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Ladies just go Tito Copps, Smith &
Co.'S. and look atItheir buntings, and
other dress uooda
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HnyinR roal..

Scythes, rakes, forks and all goods
in this line at lowest prices.
(ALLINa & Co.
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Elegant shades d plush canton fan;
mel for lambrcqtins, curtains anu
table covers, inst received at Stonc's,
the most stylish gfpds out.
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Charlotte Thompson win play as the

Charlotte Thompson viii play as the
chief character in the PLANTERS Wife, in
this city at sanders hall on the evening of
June 1st The Savannah (Ga.) Record says ::
1.-The play is well constructed and has in it
all the elements necessary for a successful
run. 1t treats from grave to gay, frem
lively to severe, and is founded on facts
connected with the late war, which the tai
ented author has dramatically woven to-
gether and iuterspersed with humor. senti-
mcnt and sensational climaXes.''
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Go to Copps, Smith g. Co.'S. for
gents hats and furnishing goods.
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BORN

~PRENTIss-On May 25tb, to the
wife of DR.. j. l.. Prentiss, daughter,
weight II pounds.
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d. G. Peabody's nef clothing store
Everything new, ayd nobby suits al
your own price. Gb and see.
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Table oil cloS6s at Rue

DR.. Dawson's Office over Fremont
County Bank.
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colors at Copps, Smith Il Co.'S. new
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Go toiJeske's and see the new show
case arrangement. Bring along your
cash.
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A new lot of Rogers Bros, triple
plated silverware, of bcautif,fl de-
signs Just received ut Harding Bros.
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New goods arriving daily at Jeskc's
all of which will be sold for cash.
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Blake's navy h4l, over 1888 chairs
Sec large advertisement on secon'
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Nice line just in froh New York, of
dress Silks ID. q. PqRbody's at prices
that defy compctitiop.
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Three full car loads of'goods just
received, at ID. G. PeaboGY's for the
jobing aud retail trade.
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Haricot verts. baricot fagelots,
petits pois, champianons, are some of
the French goods atlMyets & Myers.
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Nelson's business is increasing SO
rapidly that he has been compelled TO
put in a new counter and show cases.
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Imported bopeless sardincs, trufn
sardines, trufiled liver sausage, etc
at Myers l& Myers.
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Copps. Smith & Co/have som
t.i,3ni1 beautiful ul GRENADINES which they arr
The Fremont County record., 1881-05-28

Pure maple sugat from Fred Whip
pies ranch, at MCGEE & Mack's.
The Fremont County record., 1881-05-28

Ice cream, lemonade and Eother
cards cards 10 to % cents each at RI RscoRD
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Crescent mills, patent nour~is guar
anted to be tho best in the state.
Magnet is second tosIone. For sale
and warranted TO be tte'Lest flour in
Colorado by Humphrey STopping
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Canon coal 81. 5o<per ton delivered
to any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer CO.
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Mr.. Wm +. Sheridan of the Char
lotte Thompson troupe, served In the
9Th Ohio infantry, the same company
and regiment as ourselves. lie was
rs gallant as an officer as he is tai
anied rs an actor aud, withal, Is one
of the most pleasant gentlemen one
would meet in many days travtl.
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The best'of New York cider at the
City Bakery
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If you want good sc cigar go tc
the City bakery.
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Canon coal 81 so per ton delivered
to any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
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See advertisement of Bailey's stal
lions in another column. St31
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boGy's.
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Rogcr,s PIafed Warn.

lowfpriccs. The best is cheapest.
ALLISG Il Co,
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Every kind of hand made laccs, in
all colors. at ID. @. Peabody's.
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.t 4 hans,as fine assgT.msyq Stasq Of bronze lamps
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Black satinsIbust arrived from Eu.
rope, at d. G. Peabody's at prices
never known before.
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Anchovy pas<c. shpSnp paste, var
mpers,. m1ern bioater Ga'e7'tea at Myers &
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Full lines of dry goods at d. C. Pea
body's.
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w. J. Miller's law Office is over
Harding's hardware store.
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WANTE1
For Rent.

The highest price paid for county
orders at the Ffemont County Bank.
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Just received, Parasols, at d. G.
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j Hart's law office is over Harding
hardware store. Room Il.
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New invoice of dried ffuits at g. T
Woods.
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Elegant line on silk, Isle and col
ton hosiery, nt ID. NJ. Peabody's.
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HoTEL.--Thc Canon City House 70
rent. Apply to +. A. Raynolds, q
Fremont County Banks.
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Best assortment of candies in tow
at the City bakery.
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Point lace handkerchiefs at d.
Pcabody's.
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Don't fail to see the Charlotte
Thompson Dramatic company AT
Sanders hall on next Wednesday,
June 1st. Admission 81. reserved
seats S15O. For sale at Beecher &
Co.'S. drug store.