The Fremont County record., 1882-08-05
Aavertise1Lst

Advertised Letters.
List Of letters remaining In the post Of
Ice 1t C.hon City, Fremont County, Cole,
or the week ending August 5. 1852. In
css called for will be sent to the dead let
or Once Septeu Der =, Iss2.
IS. Bow LEY. Postmaster.
5usnett, VIM. L. lKnickerbocker. Vim.
Bish. Amanda. Leach. r.
8arlaud, Robert. Little, John.
,hapmsn. b. H. (.D Miller, Diiss- J. B.
Jhesser. Thomas. Miller. Mr. u. r.
coheu, ". X. Miller. r.
Davis, g II. PhiIiips, 8. n.
DAWSON, Mrs. L. u. jRoss. E. FstD
Douglass, W. u. Smith, Mrs. J. F.
Duncsn. Mrs. ~. Stewart, }. W.
ri.n,F.s. 1as. tD s.amps. Geo.
asessis. Da.s. ssS.iier,, s FRED.
RInnz1s, ran. i lWIais1s5s EE q
Rev. Mr.. Moore has just completed
his fine brifk store on Msin Street,
nearly opposite the RECORD printing
,ffice block. It is neatly aud con-
arranged aud will be oc-
:upied by Mr.. Felix Anstett as an
.xclu-ise boot and shoe store The
-ooms in the upper stories will be
lsed by the owner as residence and
ire arranged for comfort aud con-
fenience.
Airs Snwars . a rro oetous al, al
asst week by examining a gnat ball
rom cottonwood tree. She says
here were millions in it." 1t is
these pestiferous little i'm
sects breed in the balls and subsist
'n them until large enough to eat
heir way outside. A good idea
would be for those surrounded by
cOttonwoOd-trees to collect the balls
and burn them.
Master Harry, the promising son Of
Postmaster Bowlby, celebrated his
birthday on last Saturday
evening, in . most happy alann ner.
A goodty number of HArry's young
friends assembled to do honor 10
he occasion and presented their host
with many well selected presents.
We viii venture to say that in the
display at the exposition
no men in the state could produce .
liner variety both in quantity aud
quality than the following gardeners
uf Fremont county: Mess. Grave
stock. Baker, Macon, HELM and
Mckay.
The penitcntiary commissioners
held . special meeting On Friday tO
the proposst from s Chicago
boot and shoe firm TO hire60 or more
C convicts to work in the. shoe shop.
The terms were agreed to and Mess
nirsch & Co. will begin
work in . short time.
The washout ou Grape creek on
Thursday destroyed about 10 miles
Of track ON the Silver CliE branch
and carried off a5 bridges. Ii will
take . long time to get the road in
order which will interfere
with the fireman'e tournament somc-
n hat.
If any eastern or Denver man comes
o town with cheap job work get
lis prices aud ask for an hour to give
,im an answer. Ifthc RECORD don't
duplicate the price with freight adj
led then we will willingly say give
he stranger the job, although he
lon't spend dollar with YOU.
Mr.. Saltiel was in town last week
md reports mining at Cotopaxi pro-
crossing finely. MIR. s. is doing
1ast amount OF work in quiet way
md Cotopaxi will be heard from be-
ore many moons pass by.
The catholic Sunday school enjoyed
asst Thursday \ picnic up Grape
,reek. Mrs. Edelin and Miss Kittie
were in charge of the little
,nes.
The methodist church is undergo
ng a thorough renovatinx. Mr.. DE
W Woody is calsominipV the " alls aud
he whole interior will be put in
order.
Mcss. McGee s Mack traded lots
With Mr.. ]. L. Hyde so IS to square
lp both pieces of property where
hey are now doing business.
The Pitkin cavalry of Leaavflle,
s6 strong. passed through Canon ON