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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23

Sira letras ell tOdas cantidades corta vista
sobre los sigIicntes capitale& puehlos de la
Peninsula, islas Balear3s Y l.s Canariaa.
GALE CkA,
Betenzoa Bayonn, CaIde3 do Reyes, CamaTi
hls, Coruna, OOrcubi0n, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
go, Lage, Mur0s, Monde Iedo. Noya, 0rense
0rtigueirs fSants Marital, Padron, Ponteve
3ra, Puentedeurc, ruenteareas, Rivadeo
Santiago, 'Iuy, Vivero, Yigoy Villagarcfa.
AST EsIAs.
Avles, Canga de 9nis, Csngas de Tineo, Gu
dilIero, Golunga Jastropol, Fis4ueras, GijCn,
Grade, I.astres Llanes, Luarca, Oviedo, Pola
de Sicro Pola de Lena Pola dc Labiane, Pra-
via, Rivadesella, Sa!as, Tneo, Tapfa, Villevi-
ciosa Infesto
ResiO de la Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Cartageaa, O&dlz, Grana.
da, Leon, Madrid Pampona, Santander, Snn
Sebastian, Seyllla, Valladolid, Valencia "a
ragoza.
ESLAS RALEAKES.
Ciudpdela de Menorea y Palma de Mallorca
TSLAS CANARIAS,
Palmas (Gran Uanarias) :. n 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PlGr0ngs HOLLOWAY,

Millones de personas, en- todas las parties
del mundo, reccmiendan dichas Pitdoraa
como ell mejor res aurativo dc la salud que
Sc conoce. Elias cursn todas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del htgado, del est6mago,
ven la acrimonia, la flatulenca la cardial.
gia, expulsando de IL sangre toda impureza,
fortalcciendo eomplet mente ell sistema ner-
vioso dando un tono saludable d la orga.
nizacion general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23

Este maraYilloso la'semo sana inPalibie
mente las heridas antiguas, las lagas, los
males de riarnas y d. peclo. Por medic
dc su iniluencia las tilcers- yirulentts to-
man lnuy pronto un especto convaleciente
refrigerante de producer uns cura perfecta
de las afec ZONES de la piel, los constipa-
dos, las toses y ell reumatism3, aun cuando
SO ha apeIado en- vano d todos los demas
remedies,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23

Los que suscriben, agentes del famoso aro,
no concentrate dc 0hlendorf Go. de Lon
dres, para Ell meior cultivo del tabaco y del
cafe vuelgen a llamar 10 tencion de todos los
interesados, al cjtado ebono empleado con los
mejores resultad s en- otras colonias.
Existencas dc estos abonos Sc encuentran
depositados en- Aguadilla, Mayaguezy Ponce,
segun anteriormeDte aviSado
Puerto-Rico, 81 de Dieiembre 1880.-Fe-
ddersen WiHtnk d Co. b. % G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
AVIS).

En- la Relojeria Italisua lie Agustin Musa y
Hermano hay de vents espejuelos lentes de
todas classes yse colocan vidrios blaneos Q de
eolores precios m6dieos cristales de roca,
garantizados Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 45
b. Is m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
CdicOn1dnid.

Ademas del gran surtdo de oromos one tic
ne siempre Ia mprenta del B0LETIN, ha re-
cibido un gran surtid0 de bellos cuadros en-
cslcomanfs, los cuales pueden trasIadarse al
objeto que gnste ell comprador. pudiendo ador-
mar con ellos su casa, sus muebles y demas,
todo precioS baratisimos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
ABECEDlRIO DELi YIaTUD.

aeaieado aIos BiGos cenapIobacion ecesias-
tea. Iibro propio para arenaer lecr para
irculcar la moral eristian en- el eorazon de 10
ni6ef
vtndess en- esta imprents AZ RS. ejemplsr
SO. 10 doeena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
Be Vende.

La casa Gale do Ia Fortsleza NUN. II
DarSn razon en- los altos del ndmero 4
de la misma. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
A-VISO

En- esta fecha hemos conteTido nuestro po-
der generalisimo Don Thomas St0ddart,
San Juan Pto-Rieo 1a Enero 1881
FEDDERsEE WILIEK Y Go. b, lef,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
IntereSante al C(anerciO.

pueda ser 1til al comercio, que er
todos los pajses adelantados hace use
prcferente lie Ia litografia por 10 aca-
bado de los trabajos, hemos resueltc
hacer una gran rebaja de precios, Ii.
tograhando los m6dicos tipos que
Sc indican los documentos sigulentes
Letras de cambio a una tin
ia ell jnego de 500 letras
triplicadas 8 sean 500. $25.
Letras dos tintas .... "34.
Circulares mercantiles iito-.
grafadas hacienda de 800
para arriba, el primer
ClentO. ........ 0.
Los demas cientos d 80. $50
Mil circulares litografadas
Sc hacen por. ..... "25.
Obligaciones y conforluida-
des perfectamente litogra-
fadas hacienda mis- de
1000, ell primer mil -. " s.
Los denas mi!iares q 5.
Facturas y cnentas corrien-
tcs con lujoso encabez.-
miento, excelente papel y
vinetas d gusto del iate-
resado, ell primer millar
en- medic pliego. ,...... ~.
Los dennis millarcs 7.
En- cuartillss Sc hace una re-
baja equivalente al aho-
rro del papel.
Conocimientos y demas DO
cumertos de nduana, q
precios convenciora ales.
Tarletones mercantiles 8 in
dustriales el mlllar. 49,. 90.
A POGO que el conercio sc file en-
los precedentes m6dicos precios Sc
convencera de que son infrriores d
los que tenia la imprenta cinco amos
hd, estanlo por 10 tauto al aIcance
de todo el mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
RUTA a

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia las de
a noche
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
COMPANIA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES

Serrjcio entire Europa, San Thomas, puerto
de Puerto Rico, Ha5ano, 8anto Domingo,
Puerto Plata, otras Anti]ns, America del
Sud, america Central, Neijc0, etc., etc.
PRIMER VIAJE MENSUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
COHpAsIk nE SEgEIkOS

OV3AA MlaSh II 81 AAiEEjkAVN
THE MARINE IN SURNCE COMPANY"
To NE1R E@.
DlEECgoREs.
DAVID AITQs ssoE. Esa. lCHARr IS GAssTcT ESQ,
RIC=A Ed BA8igg ESQ. EsaEn nror ara Fac
gAGes BRAND, ESQ. - =. N - ~, , i.
j. art.s C4>SfEF1L. Es2. As-ir h-ASsa MILL
K5sEsN COLYTI1 Esq, ~ n r. A. 1,.,, p,rx,ro.,
GI.oaGE lir1dAS. ESQ. y 4s,tNS hA"DON A"o~AS
ESQ, Mp. iTTI4lAzg sTEyEH, ESQ.
'cYS RA1Pn gsorxpur Br FEsF WATton WINS
Eso, EFa,
GA2QuEE<Os.
TessT. CIYE. r. OURRIE Il 90
GEREsTE.
Ro5RnT JOIN LoLsa1.
sCPF.EiNCE DR>EsE pEL CITADO
DEPART tAIEsTO.
FGTDETTFS 3"GCsI-s NHtTE.
;apital $1,000, coo. 2sserva S1700, COS
EsTa cor: paaia fue etatleeIa ar el ado 1885,. he
ts AZ q Hsi >aai In~ase 9on ia cJial ha he.
n arroEios para faoliHr suS Vapores 8 ios ON.
:r3'sEHrss faSn vccs, eI 9ss.uro de os embn-Qres
is 3iu1so, DFDductts. auniD2Jss Ge los pasEjstosy
't~os aiaetpe 1ua 90 oIataIQceZ en- este puerto.
rAEIEArAEA pISxRo.
cara las Ahtufle. 49,; .,...',,...--+.-.... pa
Para fnsslatA:ra granca .-.........,. p.$
'usndo los Talores asecneG Jos scan de 32nsidars
Ion.
Psra o. tpo -e seguro sohre n,srcancias por los
9spores De Ii eoT12a1ia je ia hale ReSl 1nSleea.
I.ATTBf Id GO. SNohre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
FORTALEZA, 81.
.laprslta, Litografa, RnousdernatlsH,
ALMACEN DE PAPEL.
Erro1os DE EsoRrroRIo - LIBERIA.
ErEo1os DE EsoRrToRIo - LIBERIA.

Habiendo duplicado el local de este
estabIecimiento, y traiJo un gran sur
lido de efectos de toias classes de New
York Hamburgo, Paris, Glasgow Bar
cslona, 10 hemos puesto al niveI de los
primgros de su clase, J en- 81 SO hace
con Impieza, prontitud y barat1ra, to-
da clase de Imprenta, LITOGRAFlA
' Encuadernacion, y Sc encusntran al
sor mayor y dstalle papel espahol de
foaas las narcas, mercantil ingles, fran
asa americana, aleman Y espanol, So
bres, cartulina de Bristol, Lloros en- plan
90 para escuelas, cromos caisdos, iulo-
sas csias de pspel con sobres, y todas
Iss curiosidades pertenecientes alramo.
BE squi algunas de- las ditimamente
renibidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
rrFTos DE EsCRIToRIO.

Tinterosy V escribaniss de todas clases pre-
.ios -Pizar. as dc tela para pared -Tuer%S
Ia ese,itorio. -PortaDlumas --LaPlces - Fapei
nara ir,,arenta blaneo Y de e9lor.-Papel para
cartas rrands pequeho. -Papel en- caJltas de
,nSo nara reealos. os.-Ifnta negrs vloeta, en-
ho,eIas yca1 ecas, clase superior iranresa, IN
UIasa a',ericana. -Idem dem idem en- potes
SSacne}ios idern, iden iden Il IL carmln de
thodas rlases. Para plumas de metal -Mucla'
20 on notes de diferentes tama1os fornas. -
Sromos nara albums de muieres, niilos, paisa-
iea Iores. animales, etc. .-Plumas de "cero dc
ysrias clases -Papel espaiiol de las rrlncip",
ias fSbricas nacionales -Arenlileros de crlStai
y sds MADEIRA Pisapapeies de eriStal Y de
Sranca - Fosforeras de bTonGe,-EstAtuasp para
e.critorio -Seca fir,nas Ge diierentes classes =
Cornetas de escrit lrio lie TODD lulo pFoplas pa
- reyaIos -Carteras de boisillo --OaTteras
n.,a ynardar i .umentos --Portamonedas -
Petacss nara tsbaeos Y cigarrlos.
r.a do fodas cases -Sacras para altares =
Cartahones de todas elases -Cajas de pinturas
AZ matemiticas, diferentes claSes .-Leros
ae man,orias para el bolsil!o -Pizarras de Sill
e.la diferentes classes formas .udlendo escri.
hiFse con cualquier lapz, blancas hSgras
TShros en- bianco para 81 coinsrclo, de TOD
cis.aa nrecios.-Anjlios de Coma para pape
as~Ilfleres para sujetar documentos --La-
ere d. todas clases = precios. s.-k2spadofes.
Tsrn6fnetros.-Papel secante. Paper pre"'-
raflospara eXcusados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

DON ANTONIO ROMERO TO-
rrodo, dsez de prInera hastancia
del dastrito de Belen de la Habama
q comisionqdO especial de este de
San Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
piPIL gSPll9! DVET0 Y BlRlfa.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademds del constante surtido de
pApEL EspASoL de Jover y Sierra que
har en- la imprenta del BoLETrN, Sc aca-
ba do rocihir un gran surtido de papel
flo, ITO, superior calidad, do Vilaseca y
dc F. tenet, euyas resmas SO realizan
como sigue
Papel espanol Vitele de l. resma. $4-25
Id. id. Florete de q id. ...,.. 3-57
I'd. id. i'd. Gle B. id.......,.... $50
Id, i'd. i'd. dc L. ld,.,,.,. .... 2-5Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23

Fin Ia 3 : camara Sc paga 3I5 parties en-
ia 3, 6 una 4, : arte de los precios de l.. =
Los paaajeros de 81 clase han de llevar
,onsigo los enseres de CANA las provisio
nes necesarias. Ell vapor suministra ali
mentos los pasajeros de 8. 6 razon de so
ceutavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de ida y vuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del 25 ps
Los pasajes pueden tonlarse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del vapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-23
Calzado para nin0S.

y POLAINAs, BOTIrA3 Y ZAPATITOS
BAJoS. EN- La QUINCALLA DE STMO-
NET, "a
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
A Jail Break.

Tuesday, Tom Iteddy and Cliff.
Henderson, in Jail awaiting the ac-
iion of the grand jury, sawed away
a bar in small window between the
hall and the sheriff7s sleeping room,
slipped through the opening thus
made and raising an outside window,
kicked off the screen and springing
out made an atiempt to escape. Their
work was soon discovered and pur-
suit at ouce commenced. The city
marshal and one of the Hemmcrle
BOYS started for the north part OF
town and soon ran hot Upon the trail
of the fugitives where they had
climbed fence into Mr.. j. j. Phelps
orchard and ran into stable. While
the marshal and his assistant were ex-
amining the premises the eulprits
again succeeded in making run but
were seen by their pursuers, who
gave chase, and when close enough
to make the demand to halt heard,
Hemmerle fired shot from his re-
yolver which passed SO close to them
that their hands went up and they
were captured. They are both tough
customers. Reddy has spent good
deal of his life in jail. He is c'iarged
here with bigamy and other Zines.
Henderson is the fellow who BURGLAR
ized Loughry's saloon of several box
es of cigars and other articles. They
will probably serve the state few
years inside the pcnitentiary walls.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

On the 10th day of September, 1873.
Eugene e. Wight, sentenced to serve
five years term in the penitentiary
for larceny committed in Jefferson
county. escaped after having been in
confinement little over one year.
The most diligent inquiry on the
part of the authorities failed TO re-
veal his whereabouts and he had
been given up as completely lost
prisoner. Not many weeks ago, how
ever, the warden received letter
from Woodstock, Vermont, inform
ing him that Wight was there. Mr..
Dueber started at once for that place
but upon his arrival Wight had been
gone some days into Canada. Mr..
Dueber was therefore compelled to
return without his man, but made
arrangements for the arrest ofWight
should he ever come back. Last Fri
day night Mr.. Dueber received tele-
gram from Woodstock informing
him that the escaped convict was in
Boston. He Immediately sent dis
patch to a detective in that city to
make the arrest and Saturday after
noon received word from the officer
that the man he wanted was behind
the bars. Saturday night Mr.. Dueber
started east and Wight will, in all
probability, soon be serving out the
balance of his term, which amounts
to q period of three years, eight
months and twenty-three days.
Several of our exchanges have con-
founded Wight with White, who was
engaged with Witherill in the murder
of Wall, a sheep herder, in Ell Paso
county in 1874. We understand
from the prison authorities that
White was released upon some tech
nicality and was hung several years
ago in Wisconsin. Wight escaped
before Witherill was sent to the
prison.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
A Bold Attempt.

Convicts Carr, Proctor, Mills and
Riley took desperate chances in an
attempt to escape from the penitcn-
tiary Monday. They were working
with a gang of prisoners inside of the
walls. just back of the Office, taking
down the earth from the high en-
bankment preparatory to building a
stone wall along that place. They
must have understood each other in
the plan for as Charley johnson, the
guard in the hall of the front build
ing, unlocked ana opened the heavy
iron gate, leading from the offices
into the yard, to let in prisoner
who is giving music lessons to Mr..
Dueber's little daughters, the four
desperados made rush close behind
him and gaining entrance, succeeded
in overcoming the guard by choking
him down and then went into the
room, off from which the armory
vault is built, hoping to gain en-
trance, secure arms and liberate
every convict in the prison. Charley
was not so badly out of breath, how
ever, that he was unable to shout for
assistance aud run for the front doors
TO close the iron gates there Mr..
Baker, the book-keeper, went imme-
diately to the guards aid and, besides
the arnory vault is always closed
by heavy iron door, which is fast
ened with combination lock, thus
completely battling the convicts.
They went back into the yard with
out further resistance and are now
wearing balls and chains for their
trouble. Mills and Carr each have
escaped in the past and been captured
Mile in Chicago and Carr near Coto-
paxi.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
Further Particulars OF Murder Of Jesse
INwfs

The Durango Southwest gives the
following complete account of the
murder of Jesse Lewis near Bloom
field, N. NJ. on the 8th inst:
Some time last spring q family
named Lewis, consisting of the faith
er, mother and three children, accom-
panied by hired man named Jen-
nings, left Canon City and took up
their residence on Clay toms ranch,
below the Aztec ruins on the upper
Animas river. During their resi-
dence there no domestic infelicity
seems to have married the happiness
OF the family, and everything went
well until The day OF the brutal mur-
der.
On the day of the tragedy, Mr..
Lewis, the head of the family, was to
have taken load Of potatoes down
to q neighbours named Campbell.
On Sunday Mrs, Lewis went down
to Campbell's and reported that her
potatoes but had not returned, and
passed the day before and she feared
he had been fouIy dealt with.
She afterward stated that her hus-
DeAesN 1ststA 6VuV ~ 0kiv tOu ~ lOVb
after some mining property lie had
there, and that he had left the crops
worth about ~ ,0O0-to Jennings
for the wages hc owed him. s;
Mr.. Campbell hearing the different
stories or the woman, about the Inys-
FERROUS disappearai,cs OF her lusb1nd
suspected there was something wrong
and be together with some he]2hbOrt
spent tho balance OF the Bunday ia
investigating tho matter. Nothing
was found on that day, aud on tile
following day search was continued
for the missing man. In passing
through the potato PATCH traces II
blood were found jentllng 10 newly
dug hole not far Oh Farther on and
70 The side Of nj irrigasing ditch,
blood stains Were found on tho
ground. Hero 1lie soarchcrt dug to
thu depth oY three alsd Oue.hAIf isei
when tIley found the body OF The
missing mar. with his sikuit battered
70 Jelly. After deposifing III body
IN the hole, the murderer 1ttsa Il
with dirt and 4oodeH Tie grave Will,
water 20 That The Besei reIa0Tcd SOIL
woiiiA not lou& slist civus Jvnnings
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30
Nearly Fire.

Tuesday night, as the conductor
and baggagemaster of the delayed
passenger train, were coming up
town they discovered fire in the
old Pioneer stable which they prompt
ly qncnched. Lit had been set, whetil-
er by accident or by an incend. ary,
in the old litter upon the floor of the
last stall on the south side of the
building. In ten minutes more there
would have evidently been a lively
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of Al,
execution to me directed from the County
Cou,t Of Fremont County, State OF Coiora-
dercd IN snid court, wherein CHARLES
APPLE IL plaintiff and THOMAS ATCHI-
SON Is defendant, L will sell nj public ycn-
due In 'front.' OF the building last used as a
SATURDAY, the 9th day oi August, A. ID.
lSsls At 10 o'clock =. NJ. Of said day, thu
following described mining property, situ-
ated In Fremont County, Colorado io-wit
The undivided scven.sixtecnth t1-18) share
Of the Siip-Up Lode ~ Hard scrabp,e rnininc
district, IN said county, and near Yorkvilic.
The said property having been taken a. the
property OF the said defendant, Thomas
Atfhlson.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1881.
u. =. sIiAf'FER, Sheriff.
BY X. J. Frazier. Deputy. s2gts2
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-07-30

was sent for aud brought to the grave
OF the unfortunate man, and asked il
ne knew anything about how Lewis
camo to be killed. In faltering
voice, nc said no. The wife WAS
then sent for, but she, in q cool and
indinerent manner, refused to go
ana see the body of her late husband.
II was not long ere large crowd
had collected near tha place whore
the BODY was found. Neither did
much timo'el elapse before rope was
Drought, the presence of which had a
very depressing effect ON Jennings.
Jennings was accused of committing
tne ioui ueed, but denied It strenu-
oussy.
soon one OF the crowd pulled of
ms cont ana boots and with one end
o. tme rope IN hi. teeth commenced
~ asceu = Tree close oy. Jennings
sneW wnas That meant and broke
NV ...1. y; being assured tnat u ne
~ wou,u c9uiess ms CRIME, ne wouiu oe
,;S,'.S PuVsGu, Ic owned up .hat ne mao
s..,c" s.t'ssis .e WIN ciuo on Satur-
sn aay o.n9 .9 WINE ne WAS u'ge,hg
soinc PStatoes ior breakfast ana that
ne IuaT uraggcd the body to the place
"ncre II was found. "a
|
.ne tac. 1a, Jennings hao owned up,
eoh.esseu tnnt she also was o party
~ .nc ic.flue crime. During ms
suy Win ehe inniiv at canon City
Ic l"I occu crlmiaaiiy intimate Win
NJ NJ ns~i amt InaI whlie there,
.no "o,siah auu her paramour iaia
pans ioI w NlsP1sai oI me husoanu.
..at l:..' .ns nusoand 20 ats,
r. C,,n',,, W. as,9 rsopcIly ne nau
Ivy au reinove 10 New
romn,l;,,,s ,.11 nougne me sur
their i,.iii,s,, ',ns nvoraolc 10
asinen p'S- "Au nnu JuS''ce
"eiecp.
we're taken before .Iust;,.e tt.r..;s - o,'d
an discrimination hosl Oh"
He was comn,ilted n ;a;l ~ .,ra;,
the action of Che grand ;nrv sLo h";,,.r ~,
held under bond In fbe sm,n ~ 30 onn
The sheriff. Nose Rlanchsri had
considerable tiiffic,lltv In keep;no tha
excited crowd from Ivnchinw tho
murderer. but he called some snectais
to his assisiu,lce and told tle rowd,
that Judge Lynch l,n,I ceased ~ boi,1
forth tIr.re and thai henccforfh sha
law must deal with criminals.
The. sheriff Succeeded in 0ett;ng The
prisoner to Terra Anar;IIa ;a;i
Mrs. Lewis on her wav Z, ~. ;,s-
tice's Office Threatened 10 lii ~.
sheriff An inves,;gat;on nrov.J
that She had nistol ,i,;ijen a ,v.y vn 4,
her dress. She Is drscr;hcd os :,ooI
LOOKING wo,ran sho,t ,h;,s,s a.
wears Of a1e " 49, i've
The murdered man was ,v.,,
Thought ot in lilo cc,,,,,,,n;.,, .,a
seems TO have beem an bomest and az
ints.strious citizcn : ~ "no on
The children. the oldest ~ witch e.
IS. are much shocted ~ the,r moth
er's crime and ref,sa ~ raca%,,;.o
her. ,Se' "'"'
m.
,ha Da.. no,o",pg ,r,s. is from . speciai 10
nc;ateI 80 l,:e auu from an as
u prcss usspa.ch
=, susy <o--Jcnn1ngs. the
IL VIZ uIucIeu Jesse Lewis on
Im,v I anom On .he Anlmas river, about
u;fs =. s.o ins.l9alon o. LEWIS
ran " "nose Pa.snlour nc was. ana
-, u as,a nc"s oeing lynchea immediate
T;orra rres,, ,.,sa., was ,aken 10 jail ~
Aharii,a' some Two weeks
eoStSt JNhSc nCu tVoh the
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\ fsx.
The Great Western mine, owned by
John Jennings, George Il. Shaw, Jos.
Costlow and others was recently
sold 70 Mr. DArbour, Of PhiIndei-
phis, for 30, 200.
One fourth Of Tie Golden Harvest
and Brittle Silver Inincs owned BY
GeorKe y. Dudley were sold for
Mr.. Pcekliam arrived ia Gothic the
25th to ipspact the Shaw group Of
mines. owned by Cahon City aud
Pueblo company. The California
and Ohio Chief OF this group are
showing nrc mineral and large vejns.
y!sS Eyiyanfte mine has shaft
d0Wns 3s5 foet. The vein IL abOnt
Two feet wide and tho ore fs rich ia
ruby and llstive silver,
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Having sold my tents, ground,
lease, instruments. negatives, stock
and material, in the photograph bn-
siness, TO A w. DENNIS, Of the Rcnd-
ing Room Gallery. would checrfully
recommend my customers TO him.
knowing they will be satisfied with
his work. j. A. BosToS.
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Andy Hemmcrle has gone back TO
Gnnnison City, it is said, to be city
marshal of that town.

The d. & II. G and South Park rail-
roads are building into the Eagle
river country. The u. ~ r. G. grade
has almost reached Frisco and the
South Park is grading as fast as pos
sible from Como to Breckenrid9e.
When both roads come together in
the Blue river valley little railroad
war is expected. N q Z
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Mr.. +. II. Roane went to Denver
yesterday and will return with wife.
On Monday lie will bc married to
Miss Minnie White, a daughter of
Gen. White, and niece Of Hon. Tom
Macon of that city and A. Macon,
Esq, Of this city. We extend con-
gratulations in advance.
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Preaching at G. P. Church every
Sabbath at IL a. m. and 1850 p. m.
Sabbath school at O:30 a. III. Pray
er meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
"tf w. w. NJ. BARBER, Pastor.
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BusInexi Personal.

BE NOT DECEIVED by appearanccs
into the belief that the old reliable
Fremont County Bank IL sill doing
business at their former location III
the McClurc house block. The fact
e saey have moved their business to
their now building one door Wcst Of