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Agricultural.
Ne, Weather Halter.

There are two ways. says the iirr storl
Journal co. butter makers 20 get over tbo
iroables ~ ti.c iot season. Oao system,
adopted ~ some eood dairgmen. is not a.
make say surplaa bulter Al thai season,
bat 10 have their eoss so dry The ist Of
July, aud GENE Ia aeala "a September and
October IN tais case they produce but
tar oaly az the seasons that command the
best prizes, and ihc COWS 90 dry al the bn.
siest season, giving tlte dairymau moro
time fof his harvest Less butter Is con,
sumsd dariug tie three warm months. aud
under tho Old system more il made than
10 aay other thuv months The second
way Is 10 make only tbs very best quality
OF butter. essen IN the hot season, and pre-.
serve il for three months or more by er.
GLIDING the air from Il.
II butter is put mp in the best condition
aud kept from the eontaminating contact
Of air il viii c lme ont al rosy in color and
fine ia flavor Of October or December, as
when put MP in July and August There
have been different ways devised for exelu.
ding the air. but perhaps the best way rs
to suspend the butter in strong brine The
butter is putinto muslin sack, and then
suspended in tub three inches larger all
round than the sack OF butter, Where
butter is made IN considerable quantity,
il is put up il sacks holding 100 lbs, and
these are suspended 10 oak barrels large
enough to allow Of IL inches Of brine all
round the sack. In some cases the oak
barrels are made tight at both heads, the
upper head has two oleats on the under
side IL inches thick this is to keep the
sack Of butter under the brine, as it would |
otherwise rise to the top, The upper
head is taken ont, the sack put in, the
lead replaced, and the brine poured
hough hold in the head, and when full
If brine this is plugged. This barrel,
standing in cool place will keep the but
er perfectly for many months The but
er when put up in granules, only having
,een washed in brine, but not sailed or !
worked; and when taken out it is then
worked aud salted, and viii be found as
me as when fresh The brine excludes
he air, and all is preserved.
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A Very Excellent Remedy.

souiH SHAFTsBuEY. BENNINGTON Co, VI.
DedrSir:--As was troubled with Disease OF
the stomach, | need your very valuable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP. which can recommend to all
~ an excellent medicine.
Mss JANE POTEE.
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Another Sufferer.

SoUrH sHAYIsBURY. BENNINGTON Co VI.
Dear Slr;--Being Afflicted witk the Heart Dis.
ease was advised TO try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Soon after commenced taking 1t
flt relief, and now | can do my work al me.
ELIZABETH BATES.
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A. ]. SHAW.
FOR NEURALGIA.

LYNDON, CALEDONIA Co. yT.
DedrSr;--I have nsed your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Neuralgia and Dyspepsia,
with very beneficial results. can recommend
II as 9 ssis and reliable remedy
MRS. JOHN Cassidy.
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FOR Headache.

sourH eHlFiksuKf BEsSnGTos Co., VI
Dear Savs for rome Year, suffered more ~
lsss With rlei Headache. and noihing gave me
An, relief until nsed your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. Lei al who are afflicted giFe ia FAR
o. PIERCE.
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For Coughs.

WAHDsBoRouoH, wISDHAM Co.. VI.
Dear Spi-The use Of your reliable INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP bar cured my little girl Of =
Cough OF several years standing, 1t is all you
recommend 1t to be. MRS. L. y. ALLEN.
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Liver Complaint.

swAsTos, fHASgLIS Co.. VT.
Dear Sri vas troubled tor long time with
Liver Complaint, Pain in the Side and Loss OF
Appetite. and sss unable 10 get anything 10 re-
lievc me until ] tried your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP. which made permanent cure.
CHAs. A. PAHLIN.
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Gen. Z. T. Ross, Avon, NJ, who has
long been breeder Of Devon cattle and
al srdeat adrireY 81 the breed, some time
ago very sensibly came 70 the conclusion
that hotns are entirely useless append
ages, and anything which has no use is
certainly in the way.
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Sure cure for Liver Complaint.

SourH SHAFTsDuRY, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
DedrSr:-I would recommend all persons who
are suffering irpm Liver Complaint, to try your
INDIAN BLOOD sYRUP, as did aud they will
surely be benefited.
MRS. DANIEL QUINN.
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REALTY BEN FITTED.

VIcToBY, Essex 90 VI.
DearSt.-I have usod your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Poor Health, and have re-
ceivcd more benefit from 1t than from any other
medicine | ever used | recommend its use to
suffering humanity.
A. J. SHAW.
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kidney Complaint.


svASTos FRANKLIN Co., VI.
Dear Sir.-I vas afflicted with Kidney Com
plailt tor about year. during which time
could stoop nor bend without experiencing the
most sIosueisting pains l was advised otry
your wonderful INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which
efectualy cured me In very short time.
JOS. LAyI0LETTE.
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An Astonishing Cure.


DuhMERsToS, WiSpifAM TO-, Vt.
DsdrST;-ln 1876 my Nervous System was
completely prostrated, owing to the poor state
Of my blood. ! commenced using your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, which cured me after the doc
tors failed. II. HARRY MILLER.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

THI1PoRD, ORANGE Co, VI.
DedrS1i--This 10 TO certify that your valuable
INDIAN BLOOD sYRUpis the best medicine
recommend its use 10 suffering humanity.
j. N. TITUS.
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CURES HEADACHE.
sor1n snArrsnunr. BrNS1s

South SHApTsBUEY. BENNINGTON Co VT.
Dear SIR was suffering with Sick Headache
and was advised 10 Try your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP Iproenred some from yonr Agent, and
,HENRY PLEASANT.
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For Asthma.

PuTsEY, WTsDHla Co., VI.
Dear SIR have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Asthma, OF long standing,
and II has eiectuHly relieved me. La
&C. FISHER.
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Cures Piles.

CoyrsrsY, 0KLEASs, Co, w
Dear Sri vac troubled for many years with
Piles and Cosiiyeness, and failed 70 nnd relief
until | began using your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP, which completely cured me.
WILLARD H. HASEFOhD.
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STAFFORD ORANGE Co.. VT.
Dear ST.--I was severely afflicted with Dis
sassd stomach and after being treated by two
phy,ieisns withOu, effect, was induced 10 try
your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, short trial OF
which, cptirelf cared me.
N. 9. KENIS0N.
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Cure for Heart Disease.

boUTH sHirrsBuRY, DrssIseros, Co.. VT.
Dear Sra Ny wife has used your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP for Heart Disease, aud 1t has
helped her very much.
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swAsTos FEasLIs CO., VI.
DearSr:-I have used your exec lent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP aud from my experience, can
say At 10 an syelient remedy. II does effective
~crh, and | can confidently recommend y.
Essry isniily should hareit
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Sick Headache.

soUTH SHAFTsBuRY. BENNINGTON Co.. VIZ.
Dear Sr;--HsyiDg used INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP | confidently commend IL to all persons
suffering with Sick hesdache.
LUCY HART.
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Tarrant's Settler Aperien
EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT
Corners Commercial College

" the Oldest institution OF it's class Ia America.
II still continues to give superior Instruction In
all the commercial branches. Over two hum
dred Of its graduates were assisted to employ
inert last year, which vsucLes for its high
standing with business men. Send for the 10.
test catalogue, 666 Washington St, corner Of
Beach st Boston. Macs
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s~Agenis wanted for The ssis OF the INDIAN
BLOOD 81 Rrh In every town or village, 10
which have 20 agent. Ptriieuisrs given 90 kp-
plicah0a.
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mixture Of buttermilk ADD water, two
parts of water TO one Of buttermilk, is a
HEALTHY drink for the field in warm wealth
az
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Would mol be Without Ii.

WISH.LL, BENNINGTON Co., VI.
Dear SRI have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP with very beneficial results aud
would not be without IT,
MRS. MARY ADAMS.
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C7s) A WEEK, tl2 DAY al home easily
ID Z made Costly "atHt flee. Address THuH
u Co.. Augnsta. Maize
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Gpp wesE 10 Nour osn iosn Term. and
DDD o. cute, fr.t Address II. HaLLirr
90 Portland MAI
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GEO. q. GOODWIN & CO.. n
GssrRaL AGENTS, BosTos, Mass
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The Double sheet Tomorrow.

THE STAR. Will he issued n double sheet or
tfght-page form OF ffty-six columns to-Inor-
row. Newsdealers can be supplied at mo-
ncnts notice, with our new fast printing and
folding machinery, but advertisers are requested
u END in their orders at the earliest practicable
moment for this enlarged and extraordinary
edition. THE STAR printed 2,4Os new advertise
meats in October, being 407 more than it printed
IN October, 1880
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The new Indiana law on the subject OF defence
OF insanity in criminal cases is good one and one
which ought to find place on the statute books OF
all the states. The section OF the code relating to
this point is as follows:
when person tried upon an Indictment for a
puoic offence Is acquitted the sole ground that
ne was insane at the time OF the commission OF the
offence the fact snail be found by the Jury i'm their
verdict, or by the court il tried by it. and the de-
PENDANT shall not be discharged but shall be forth
with proceeded against upon the charge of inSan-
NY. ana the verdict OF the jury, finding OF the
court, shall be prtaa -Facte evidence OF his in
sanity"
III offenders who now plead insanity as bar to
punishment for such crimes as they may be dis
posed 10 commit had an assured certainty that it
is only choice between being imprisoned In a
jail or penitentiary and being immured in a luna
vac asylum, does any body suppose that such pleas
would not be much rarer than they now are and
that consequently crimes Of a certain class would
not be OF less frequent occurrence than they have
heretofore been? 1t is the reasonable chance that
Che matter viii be allowed to drop after acauttal
on account OF insanity which induces criminals
and their attorneys and friends to interpose that
defence
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-A LARGE STORE; GOOD STAND;
Il 1886 18th street northwest second door. from
street. Inquire in the store. p. BRENNAN. o4-3t.
FfOR RENT-STORE No. 21s TENTH STREET
n northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near
whole sale market; good stand for grocery feed or
commission business Inquire 926 Louisiana ave I'm
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III the statements OF some OF the western papers
De Wen founded, there VIII be lively times for the
washington restaurants and pretty fat pickings
ior the boys up about the Capitol this winter One
Vi ther stories is TO the effect that there is to be
Doos iuhd OF about fifty million dollars for the
si'sissippl Improvement scheme This would
Deaf the Eads ietty, the Brazilian steamer line
and the Wizard gun jobs all hollow.
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An assumed title. with foreign swagger to
back IL, carry a Swindler further in this country
than In any other. Almost every day the exploits
OF some bogus count who has been living in
splendid style upon the credulity OF his dupes,
are recorded in the newspapers, but the number OF
victims does not seem TO decrease
The cemmoneSt kind OF swindler has
been ''doing" Baltimore for about ten years
with long name and pretended title as
his capital. He was weaZeE-faced, thin-visaged
dyspSptic looking individual, who had fits, but he
Called himself ''Count" and took the BaltlmOreans
IL Had il hot been for his claim of nobility his
career OF fraud would have been brought to short
stop years ago. He victimized the same persons
repeatedly, they seeming 10 think that count
must be all right This sharper managed to es-
cape At last, and it is barely possible that Bati-
more VIII ask foreign Counts for their credentials
before lending their money in future
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RURTS SHOES FOR GENTLEMEN
ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED.
Burts Hand Made, Cloth Top, narrow toes.
BUTTON IS THE CORRECT STYLE.
Burts Hand sewed Cloth Top, London Toe.
CONGRESS CATER Is VERY NICE.
Brrts French Calf Hand made ButtonGaiter elegant
Byrts Perfect Fitting Shoes
Ladies' Hand SeWed French Kid Boots.
Ladies' French Kid Shoes 50. 50 to ST.
Ladies' Kid or Goat Button, 81 to S..
Our Paris Boot for Ladies liz the pretest the United
States.
Misses and Children's Shoes. good and cheap.
Children's Spring Heels at low prices.
The above goods can only be had at
GEO. MCCARTHY'S
90 COS PENNSYLVANIA AyFNIJE.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NOR SALE-A WE1L-FURNISHED HOUSE OF
ten rooms: eligibly situated and reasonable
rooms well rented and to a cash party good invest
ment. Address p. W. F., Star Office. n2-3t'
NOR sALE-HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPER
Washington and near site of Naval Observatory
all commanding fine views; healthy and easy of
cess o. G. GREEN, 10 d street northwest. n1-2w
NOR SAIE-AT A BARGAINING S-STORY g.
II room Houses; cellar and all modern improvements:
near corner 18th street and Virginia southwest
small cash payment and balance to suit purchaser. In
nj Ct
NOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THREE ROOM
n Brick Houses, street, between 9Th and 9th
streets southwest with modern improvements; Also
10 room Brick House, street. between 9TH 18th
good Business Stand rooms and store room, stable in
9th street. between and streets southwest.
The above property can be sold very low T.. H. PAR
hER ~ and streets southwest. o29-6t
EOR SALE WILL SELL TO RESPONSIBLE
parties, in the next ten days and on easy terms
very desirable Small Home, in pretty neiehborhood
northwest and convenient to two lines Of cars. House
is two story and back building, rooms bay win
dow, bath, (hot and cold water good lot to alley
with stable beautiful parking; rooms handsomely
papered and painted, yard and stable concreted
plete order throughout House seen by applying
Office. Also, several bargains in Lots located north
west, and i'll handsome residences. w. E. BURFORD.
Real Estate Broker, Ills street northwest. o29
NOR SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE-LARGE AND
IL small houses, in all parts of the city. Cali send
and examine our lists. FITCH, FOX BROWN, 1887
Pennsylvania avenue. OLA
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

(H0SING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
" BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS regardless of cost.
Will remain until December LIST. Call and secure bar
gains. Store for rent and fixtures for sale.
SPEAR BROS,
n3-24t T34 It'll street northwest.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IIOR RENT-FENTON HALL. 1lOS Z STREET
northwest. Inquire at the Real Estate office of
l.. N. SAUNDERS BRO, 1l03 street northwest.
0W~
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A THOROUGHLY NISHE ED
w House, containing from Is to 30 rooms; must be
centrally located. Address, giving location and full
Particulars Box 40, Star Office. E2-3t.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, EN- SUITE OR
w. Single, ON LIST, I'd and Sd foors 72l 18th street
northwest. n4-
WANTED-BY DECEMBER 10TH, ONE OR TWO
w good rooms bedroom unfinished, excepting
crlet, with board for gentleman and wife Permanent
II suited; Capitol Hill preferred. Address, SITTING
terms with full particulars, G. 2. F., Star ce IA q
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

T United COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed partnership for the sale of Ice under the
name Or firm Of WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE I COMpANY: No bills or accounts will be paid
Treasurer Office No. 1854 Water street Georgetown,
DC. JOHN LEETCH. +. +. BARKER. II. KINS-
Low. OF
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EDUCATIONAL.

ME- r MUsSAEus AND ASSISTANTS TEACH
- oe,ssh ana other modern language: I@tn,
Greek. Mathematics. English lIrnncles p-.r.r.f,o1
LOT tpieIe, &c. EN.ning classes IS rer month Tor
sIreuiars address f. MUssAEus. iaI9 street north.
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PROF. AND MRS. I.UCfEN T.. c. CoIIJFGF's
French. English and Classical Schcoi for Boys
VIII Reopen on MoNDM. N'ToBER 10. 1851. at
1898 STREET NORTHWEST.
Fur further and fun particulars and circulars aply 10
l.. r. G. cOIIIERE, A. NJ
Professor of the French language.
Transitions done) o2s-am
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nSBoRNE SEMINARY.FRENCH AND ENGLISH
NJ Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Little Girls will reoIen street NORTHWEST sep
tember 5. 1881. Glasses from kinderarten Ia Harvard
ern teacnefs. al
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

yUyO BE SOLD (AND TIE HOUSE FOR RENT
il the Furniture Of a fourteen rooned house, price.
81, 600; part of which may be paid in instslnents
Address c. A. L.. star Office. n4-3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

MISUNDERSTANDING ON MY PREMISES A
Il red muey Cow. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges. CLARK MILLS, B!a-
densburg pike. IT.
I OST-A REG ULATION POLICE PISTOL.
IL marked metropolitan Police" on the stock. re-
ward OF 81 will be paid left at the 10th street station
house, northwest. n4-3t
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M LIE. III. ENREMONTI JONES, TEACHER OF
x1 Slnging Pupil of Mime. Niardot Garcia. Paris
No. liai street northwest. References: Mr. Steu-
art, at Gen. Hunters; Mn. Samuel Niles Mrs. Gen.
tAior ana Miss Strong p2f- I'm
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NOR RENT-TWO NICE PROPERTIES ON HIGH
street One has abou. 20 rooms: the other IA. Fine
views easy Of access. Stage eight times day,
and pavement to the door, About mile from street
cars. o. G. GREEN, 710 ID street. nj 1w
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NOR RENT-A NEW, HANDSOME BRICK MAN
vaults summer kitchen fountain and stable with all
modern improvements. Apply at 1929 NJ street, near
Bank o29-2w
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-23
The Public School.

We publish in another part of the
RECORD, the report of the school
board which shows excellent man
agement on the part of the board.
Below we give some facts not EN-
braced i'll the report. The expenses,
teachers salaries, &C., for :he re-
mainder of the school year will be
somewhat less than 5000.
The school board expects 10 cXpcnd
between $500 and $500 III insurance,
planting trees, painting roof, pnr-
chasing necessary apparatus for use
in school, and finishing a few other
things about the building that have
been left unfinished heretofore for
Jack of funds. There are no outstand-
ing and unpaid debts known to exist,
except the school house bonds.
1t may become necessary to build a
new and substantial clubhouse in place
of the one that was receEtly set on
fire, in which case it Will probably
not be practicable to carry over any
considerable amount of funds to next
year, although, but" for the 81 100
brought over from last year, it would
have been almost impossible to keel
up the school this year, as most of the
funds for this year were not paid in
till about April 1st, and some $3.50
had to be borrowed, as it was.
The school building is now fully
furnished with patent desks and seats
of the best styles in use, and can seat
32S scholars.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

A little rain fell here on Wednesday.
Apple and plum trees arc in full bloom in
this city.
Water was turned into the bitches on
Wednesday.
The parks around Canon are beginning to
show green rapidly.
Grasshoppers have commenced Matching
out thickly in Garden park, about eight
miles nerth of this city.
The Catholics did not hold services in this
city on Sunday for the reason that the priest
was detained by Illness in Pueblo.
A new wooden sidewalk has been put
down in front OF the d. Il R. &. express
office and Mr.. T. K. Roane's store.
Mr.. Harry Baker lost valuable horse by
death on Monday night. Six hours before
the animal died Harry refused $50 for it.
Easter services were held in all of the
churches in this city last Sunday. The at
tendance was good and the sermons appro-
pirate to the occasion.
A very pleasant gathering of the friends
of her parents last Friday evening for the
puipoSt VI Stltpi abiHE hCi SiNtSShth pii VA
day. Several hours of social enjoyment
were passed,
The interior arrangement of Christ church
has been recently so much bettered that
there is considerable more room than form
erly. The ceiling and seats have been newly
painted and OH Easter Sunday that building
was model of elegance with the alter
beautifully decorated with flowers.
Sheriff shaffer went up to Denver last
Friday to get Robt. Tabor and Mrs. Pen
nirgton if possible. He found that they
had stopped at the American house the
| night of the day they arrived there but had
left about daylight the following morning.
From that time no trace of them could be
discovered.
The town board held its regular meeting
Monday night. They appropriated $500
towards the purchase of a fire alarm. pro-
vided the fire company will make up the
balance. The matter of appointing build
ing inspector was laid on the table. Mr.. X.
j. Frazier was rc-appointed town marshal
and Mr.. E. Sell was re-appointed street
commissioner. Warrants amounting to
81, 900 were ordered to be called in.
A school district election will be held on
the first Monday in May, the I'd, for the pur'
pose of electing director in plac" of Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Sheez. III view of the fact that the
present school board has labored assidous-
ly, hard aud harmoniously for the very best
interests of the school, III erecting the com
| modiOus and handsome school building, in
the employment of excellent teachers, in
| economizing expenses without injury TO
students or instructors, in locking after all
of the needs of our school with critical
and careful regard, we believe the voters Of
| the district canuot do better than to retain
| Mrs. SheetZ in her present position. She Is
Il lady fully capable to hold the office and
willing to do all i'll her power for the ad-
vanccment of the education of the youth of
Canon City.