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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-09-17
now mud Whore INC Money Want.

At the l47th grand monthly drawing OF
the Louisiana state Lottery at New Orleans Tuos-
day, August $, 1852 the wheel of fortune under tho
sole management of Gems. q. r. BeauregarL, OF
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early Of Virginia (ls It is
always, turned ont lucky awards In this style
among many of those whose names are withheld by
request. Ticket No. 80, Oh, the first capital plae
drew 49, coo. II was sold In hGths at dollar each
to j. A. Turks, station agent n. o. T.. IL. u, at
R0beline station, La; ID, W. Sweeney, OF DOdd
city, Texas, collected through Fannon County Bank,
Of BOnham, Texas. Ticket No. 49, sj3 drew the sec-
Oud prize OF t2b O00-was sold In Chicago IN, Ticket
No. 49, Ib0 sod Ia hfhs ~ one dollar each drew the
third capital prize OF go 0O0-t0 John Reed, Of
bloomington, III TO q, a. Reeve, of Lyons, WIS,
(sOld la hfths were won by tickets No. 3s, s7l and
a, iSs-sod to W. W. Holloway, south 1hird
street, Lafayette Ird. collected through tho Lafay-
cite National Hank; to Daniel Breyi 1871 South CLARK
street. Chicago, H., etc. Tho scheme Of the COM
pany recently adopted offering 40 600 and so ON has
mot with much deserved appreciation. Particulars
can be- had OF NJ A. Dauphini New Orleans, La
before the next drawing, on October TO-
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pRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY


HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,. u. s.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August IS, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Of
nee until Il O'Clock NJ. THURSDAY, September IS +,
lsS2 for furnishing Stationery for the use OF the
House OF Representatives.
Blank forms of proposals. showing the quantity and
quality of each article and of the bond TO he signed
by the bidder and sureties, Will be furnished on ap
plcatlOn at this Office.
Proposals should be Endorsed - Proposals for Sta
tioneIy,' and addressed 10 the Clerk OF the House
OF Representatives of the United States.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Se3-itj Clerk House of Representatives.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE FURNITURE
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ApJuTAST GENERAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., September s, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Onice Furniture, con-
sising of Desks Tables Chairs, and Washstands, for
the use OF this office, will he received until clock
l.. NJ. on thursday, September IS, 1882.
Printed Instructions for the guidance of bidders
may he had on application at this ONCE.
X. q. DRUM, Adiutant General
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A NOTED nuT UNTITLED WOMAN

Mssrs. Fditorss-
The above Ia good likeness Of Mrs Lydia f. Pink.
ham, of lynn Macs who above all othor human beings
may BIO tuthfuy called tho Dear Friend Of Woman
as some OF her correspondents lovo call her She
L. zealously devoted 20 her work which Is the outcome
OF hfostudy, and is obliged to keep six lady
ASSISTANTS TO help her answer the largo correspondence
which daily pours upon her each bearing its special
burden Of suffering, or Joy Mt release from IT, Her
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and not
evil purposes. have personally investigated II aud
am satisfied Of the truth OF thi5
on account OF its proven merits II Is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians In the country.
Ono saysi at works like charm and saves much
pain. II viii entirely the worst form Of falling
OF tho uterus, LeucorThosa, irregular and painful
MenstrtRtion. all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation Floodnga, ali DisTlacements and tho con
sequent spinal w0nlnes and IL especially adapted to
the Change OF life"
Itporneates every portion Of the system, and ryea
now life aud vlSor IL removes falntnosJ hatuleug,
destroys all craving for stimulanta and relieves weak
ncsa OF the stomach. 10 floating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, seoplcssnes,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearing
down, causing pain weight and hokacho "a always
permanently cured 10y its uso IL will nj All times and
under All circumstance act in harmony with the Law
that governs the female system.
costs only a. Per bottle nix for g. and Ia sold 10y
druggists. ANY advice required to special casc7 and
the names OF many who have bccn restored "a erfert
health by the uAe OF the vegetable compound can ho
obtained ~ addressing Mira r., with stamp for rcpy
at her home IN Lynn, Mas.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills" says one Writer, "aro
the best IN the norli for the euro of ConHtl patton,
BilioumoS5 and Torpldity OF the liver. Her blood
Purifier orks wonders in Its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound I'm its popularity
All must respect her All Angel OF Merry whsse solo
ambition is 10 dol good 10 otheTa
Philadelphia Pa CO Mra 4. NJ D..
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For the delicate and complicated difficulties
peculiar 10 women Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is the sovereign remedy.
Dyspeptio and nervous people "out OF
sorts, - Culden's Iohig's Liquid Extract OF Heel
aud Tonic InyigOratOr WIN cure. 1sk FOR C0iieH'S
t1ke no other. OF druggists generally.
II is better to remove than to hide com
plcNlonal bemishes. Use Glenn's sulphur soap
lIill's Hair Dye, black or brown, fifty cents
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
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BLANKETS
BLANKE !

1880 pairs at less than we can replace them u
nve-caso lots. We want Fresh Goods for Our NeN
Building, therefore the sacrifice.
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Crops.

I'll o. a
st. Paul. 5.-The clear and bright
weather of the last two days removes eli
reasonable doubt o. q safe sad prosperous
conclusion to the wheat harvest. Crop
reports received nom the eastern. divi-
sion Of the OmshA road report cool
weather. harvesting finished. and ithresh-i
ing nearly dopeti An average crop is
expected /; A. letteFsfr0n, Augusta says
that the wheat is Kery7dsmp and srnGtty.
bat at sll ether points wheat is reported
good. Corn is reported in good condi-
ton, and promises 81 extra yield. It
may 90 fJrty to- fifty bushels per. acre.
Other grains, are equally goOd. Along
the Manitoba road reports continue to be
favorable. AdYIcesl received atthe i'm
department say the weather lie
fine, clear and cool. Most of the fsrme-s
have finished harvesting. Threshing
will be in full operation by the first of
next week. Corn looks we'll along the
line of theiNofthern, Pacific. and reports
state that harvesting is nearly completed
and threshihg commenced 10 some
places a good Yieidis expected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

r'Thst terrible seodrge fever snd ague, and
itts eougener, bilious reEittent. besides Anec-
TONS OF the stomach. liver and bowels, pro-
duded by miasm1tic air and water, are both
srAdicGted and prevented bE the use of Hos
tetteF'sStomach Bitters a purely vegetable
elixir, Endorsed by physicians, and more ex-
'tensively used as 8 remedy for the above
class Of disorders, as well as for many others,
than onv medicine of the age. &.
p. For sale by al Druggists and DealsrH
"-- sill l,l-i- generally. r =. 3y8
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TELEGRAPBIC
q u II FL !
Yellow Fever.


GalYestoH, 5.-The governor has made
he GLOWING sppeAl:s egnNR Y
II = ~ p F46lO AiusrIM. 4
To County Judges. Mayors of Oities
and TOt01ls of 1eTaS: -------
l hsvef recess ed ste, egrSfrl from Th6sss
Carson mayor of 'BroHhviTis, stating
n ere are / ,OOO-css Of yellow fever III
hat city, with En increase Of from 20 IL.
ll0 per day, and the ahs, eeetssfaf thesn,
O send aid to the sick and Destitute wa
increasing. AIRY. funds that bsyt been
or Nay be contributed to ne 81 f-ring-
4eopie of. .BtoEhyille, can be ,tept e
Ball.. Hutchins g. Co., GsIyeston, and
can immedisttly be drawn on by pire BY
Ts tl1!s Carson mayor, TO. be- .prgPerlS
= tSs sIs 80 c. M RsislE ss51 s.. I
..3B Brownsville, Tex ,5.4Tbs o Erposs g.
10 O'Clock this morning Allows "a nav
cases snd four deaths. Relief Is fur,
qisbed TO 344 families. Patients in the
shOspits ten The fever is 90 The decrease.
esMatArnoFae, 5,-Four deaths +, ported,
in the lSeftyentS.donr hours. 80, :, !.
Z he Iiyer,,is ,vety. high and still rising
westber threatening . storm with north
cry WIGS ~sff Il 1s-6 ess s,:ata
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more HOWIing.

Washington, 5.-A route agent has
reported to the postoffice departmenttha
a mob, composed Of dem ocratic roughs,
surrounded the postcfice at HigginsviIle,
Mo-, Saturday last, threatened 10 demol-
ish the Office, and mobbed the postmss-
ter, VINO was compelled to fly for safety
20 Kansas City. Acting Postmaster
General lHsttOn instructed Inspector
EdgartOh, at st. Louis, to proceed inn
medistelyto the scene of the distur bance
'sDd report the facts IN the case 70 the
department. .D = ~
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Labor Demo nAlration.

Now York, 5.-The great labor dem
httratioH tO-d BY was tuceessful. Fully
$50 organizations were represented and
1000 men in the line. The procession
Wss composed of three divisions, and the
iii e of march was up Broadway to Union
Square, where it wss reviewed by John
~ linton. Rev. DR.. McGlynn; DR.. a.
DoISn; Louis + Post, and others.
The aldermen passed resolutions OF
s. mpatbv with the trsdesp people engaged
in to-day's labor parade.
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Rfysaerlous susprunion.

Denver, Colo. 5.-Ne.os' Silver Cliff,
Colo,o The Custer County bank closed
it doors this morning; Liabilities $40, 900,
atsets very small. This Bank is oFned
BY HAFtSell brethers, and run in connec-
ton with the Bank Of Sslide, which sus-
pended Yesterday. There is great eIcite-
nent among depositoTs IN, both. towns.
The where's bouts of the HsrtzeH Broth
ere is q! an known, and. the cause OF the
Suspension z myfteFy, Oh E.ys ldl 651e
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Washington, 5-Actipg Secretary Of
the Treasury French hes decided not to
act upon hequestiCn whether q certiR-
cate is required Of Chinese travelling
from one point in this to smother ccun-
try on through ticket; and who may
step in Canada en- route but leaves sll
such Questions to the dilcretion of the
customs officers to act according TO law.
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UsaatGEaIiGrya Datyy...

~ Dublin,a6s+It isdexPected that,aabout
"a OF the Fdismissed ocOnslsbles will be
Feinstetedl only tAegrinRle&ders baihgaex-
eladed The police are not a:toRetnsr
sAtitfedl with She reply of Ea.b Spencer.
s. it leaves Itherialmott 10 the GafneBuni
certainty As ;hefore.ga II syzd f'g,w IN
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Produce.

Chicago d5.Whe.t. af Fma.as. III ,s, a.
sSss; September I, October red ,'993l,
tprIng S95z; corn, frmer, higher III
cath, 6s75 October; pork. strong, higher,
Il 60 cash, 20 October, 3ON ,Noyem ber'
10 20 January; lard, strong, higher, u. 05
cash, 10 October. :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

NeN York. sanlerol ~ = iaao

New York, Septemhes 5, 1882.
Governments weak. lover; stccls.
dull, but strong. +. Western Union
90Ki Quicksilver, JOG; Pacific, Az;
Wells Fargo s. CO., 1870; IN. Y Central raj
1885, Erie, 3s]Si PsnssImia,i I6i: De5v =
and K, 9. ,5S1; Union Paci8c I ~. bobds
liz. H. CsPtFsl PReife 9s; bonds, 4 81 3
O-ssS' Ss'a oGj G-od5 ssW Ps,oi
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28
The HaverIy Club.

The following letter. which explains
itself, was received By Prof. Ike
Stone. president Of the Haverly Vocal
club, the other day, aud constitutes
q just compliment to the boys COM
posing the organization:
MANAGER's OFFICE.l
HAvERLY's FIFTH AVE. THEATRE,
NEW YORK. Jan. II, 18S7.
Ike Stone, Esq., st. Joseph. Mo-:
MY DEAR SIR 81 trust you will
pardon my delay in acknowledging
receipt OF the beautiful standard OF
your club, and OF the souvenir, which,
calne to hsnd In splendid condition.
l am very much pleased. indeed, to
note the energy which, seems preva-
lieut. among you. aud siacerely trust
your club may have long and pleas
ant. - we'll - = prosperous and ben
efcisl existence. Please convey to
your associatcs. and accept for YOUR
self, my very. best wishes for . sue
cesefnl and happy New Year.
fours truly.
J. H. HAvERLY. E
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28
STATE NEWS.

Last year l, SOC, 900 brick werv used
In buildings in Gunnison City.
Last Saturday morning the mer-
curry was 20 degrees below zero in
Gunnison City.
The Columbus stamp mill at Nays
vile was destroyed by fire last week.
Loss, 81 ,O0O. 900.
Henry c. Olney has been reap
pointed register of the U. s. land Of
fee at Lake City.
Colorado has 12O mail routes, the
Total length of which is $3.50 miles.
The annual travel on these routes is
!, zoe, $40 miles.
The recent storm at Ruby was the
most severe that has visited that
town since its organization, and con-
siderable damage was done. The
fronts were blown out of several
houses and numerous trees were
Frustrated by the gale.
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Miscellaneous Mention.

A Photographic counterfeit silver
certificate of the denomination of
$40, number 675,1 ia, is reported in
circulation.
Judge Tourgee's ga FOOLS Err
rand" proved failure in the form of
a drama, and the company which
The Senate Pension committee has
unanimously agreed to report the
bill granting Mrs. Lincoln $4,000
cash available Immediately and in
creasing her pension to $50 per
annum.
Princeton has just established .
fellowship in mining, open to the
senior class and graduates. The in
come is 5000, and the incumbent will,
be required to spend one year of con-
tinual study in the Colorado mines.
Though the Vienna disaster, with
some eight or nine hundred lives to
its score, ranks first for fatality,
there have been several very nearly
as bad. When LebmaHn's theatre III
st. Petersburg was destroyed (1836),
between six and seven hundred lives
were sacrificed. though the officiaI
ber the Carlsrube Court theatre
(1647), with about two hundred vic
Tins, the Brooklyn (l876), with near.
ly three hundred, aud Nice catastro-
phe. comes next.
The common practice of having
night lights in the bedrooms Of chill
dren Is deprecated by DR.. Robert H.
Bakewell. He says that it has most
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28
Belfsrd Not 4 carllsafe.

The Leadville Chronicle publishes .
letter to . gentleman In Leadville
from Mr.. Belford, ~ follows:
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Washington, Jan. 9th.
Your letters received. You can
rest assured that am not candi-
date for the senate. intend 70 sup
port Mr.. Teller for reelection. and
hereby authorize you to make this
statement public. have entered
into NO political combinations look
ing to my future political preferment.
If am to remain In congress- prefer
the house to the senate. and would
SO choose If the matter was left open
for choice. Discount any stories you
hear about my scheming for any
place. Truly your friend,
J.B. BELFoRD.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

There is ono common practice Of
the public schools which ought to be
abolished at once and everywhere
without question or parley. This is
the practice of imprisoning children
in the school house beyond the school
hours. Pretty near every school
house in the land is thus turned into
q penitentiary. in W hich children are
immured every day, some of them
for imperfect recitations, others for
faults of department. The method
of punishment might, if the teachers
were all judicious, be resorted to oc-
casionally with good effect; but
teachers are not all judicious. and
thousands of children are thus de-
tanned every day to whom the de-
tention is serious injury, and a
grave injustice. For somo trifiing
breach of order, like turning in the
seat or dropping pencil, for some
small failure in recitation, and of
ten for no fault at all-whole classes
being kept ON account of the indol-
ence of some of their members aud
the innocent thus suffering with the
guilty-the children are shut up in
the school houses, sometimes during
the intermissions, often after the
close of school. Thousands of chill
dren in delicate health, to whom the
regular school hours are too long,
are permanently injured by this sys-
tenn Of confinement. If only the
stupid and the willful and those in
sturdy health were thus punished
there would be less reason Of COM
plant; but any careful investigation
will show that such discrimination
is not generally made, and, from the
nature of the system, cannot well be
made; and that the injury to the
health of pupils resulting from the
practice more than outweighs any
good that may result from it. The
health of the pupil is subject to
which the average school teacher
gives but little considerations; any
practice, therefore, which is liable to
result in the impairment of the pu-
prs health ought to be forbidden by I
law.
This plea is based upon an obser-
vation of the working of this system
in several towns and cities, and upon
the concurrent testimony Of medical
men. In some places the rules of the
governing boards forbid the impris-
onment of children, but the rules are
generally set at naught by teachers.
They ought to be enforced. It must
be that there are methods of discip-
line for school less injurious and
more effsctusl than imprisonment
Ex.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

! VIII rent from one 70 twenty
dozen chairs 70 any parties needing
them. The charge viii be flfty cents
per d0zea over and shove the cost Of
hsndling them. In case The parties
renting The chairs will take them from
the hall whers they ere kept, and
return them 70 the same plsceIn good
order q thelv own expense. The cost
will be bat - eents per dozen pcr
night. II. 4. BLAwe.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28
List Of ADVANTAGES, Natural and other.
wise EnjOyed by Canoa City
and Vicinity.

On many occasions we have writ
ten about the advantages of our town
and vicinity, but unless we were to
repeat the article in every edition OF
our paper strangers who arrive daily
in Canon City and remain q few DAYS
would, unless they investigated thor
oughly, leave for other places not
dreaming that our little city is des-
tined to be the great manufacturing
and ore reducing center of Colorado.
For this reason we will feel excused
for inserting from week to week q
list of our advantages which will out
number those of any city in the west.
Soda Springs. Iron Springs. Hot
Soda Baths, Wide Streets, Excellent
Town Site, Immense Water Power,
Exhaustless Coal Fields. Good Water
Works, Best Building Stone, Splen-
did Lime Rock, Iron Mines, Mica
Mines, Lead Mines, Silver Mines, Oil
Wells. Irrigating bitches, Abundance,
of Shade Trees, Peaches. Plums,
Pears, Apples, Walnuts, Grapes, Veg
etables, Grain, Flowers, Bees, $4,000
School House, $2O,OOO Court House.
Masonic Temple, Prosperous lodges
of Odd Fellows, knights Of Honor
and Ancient Order of United Work.
men, Excellent City Government,
Low Taxes, Streets Sprinkled, Seven
Churches, Theatre Hall, First Glass
Dentists, three Newspapers, Excellent
Physicians, Good Teachers, Brick
and Stone Stores, Excellent Society,
Protection From Cold Winds, Inn
mense Stocks of Goods, Railroad
and Telegraphic Communication,
Good Ranches, Stock Ranges, excel
lent Hotels, Military College, and
Kindergarten.
WHAT WE HAVE NOT.
Danca Honaes. Gambling GaIoons
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Scientinc l(isoellany.

Physicians Of Rio Janeiro recon-
mend the oil of anda, o Brazilian tree,
as substitute for castor oil. It 10
pleasanter to take, and tho desc 10
smaller.
A French Government vessel has
recently succeeded in dredging in
the Bay of Biscay at depth Of II 900
feet, or three and onc-fifth miles.
The animals found at that distance
beneath the surface were numerous,
but of small size.
Logs and planks split at the ends
beca1ss tho exposed surface dries
faster than the inside. If muriatic
acid be saturated with lime and ap-
piled to the ends like whitewash, tho
chloride of calcium formed attracts
moisture aud prevents splitting.
A novel application of the electric
light is intended to diminish the risk
of collision at sea. The light, with
q reflector, is placed OH movable
arm in such position as to move with
the rudder, thus indicating by the
direction of its beam the course
steered by the vessel.
An iron chess-board provided with
magnetic chess-men is Berlin nov
city. The small magnets concealed
in the figures cause them TO adhere
to the iron board aud retain their
place in spite of considerable shocks
such, for instance, as are received on
shipboard or on railway trains.
| DIR. Fleck, Dresden chemist, at
tributes the production of pimples
and Inflammation on the forehead of
some persons, in hot weather, to the
presence of fat or fatty acids in the
leather lining of hats. BY expert
| ment he has lately shown that the
fat 10 contained in all feathers, and,
although small in quantity, Is sufici-
ent to produce the result in question.
To avoid the unpleasant effects he
recommends rubbing the greasy
leather with burnt magnesia.
Herr Kepner. at Salzburg, In the
Tyr0l, has observed that heating
earths and rocks causes them TO be-
come magnetic. With various speci-
mens of baked and unbaked bricks
he has tested the accuracy OF the OBJ
servation, which 10 still further con-
firmed by experiments with several
minerals by two other scientists.
The magnetism Of newly heated rocks
appears to diminish somewhat in
time, but some specimens OF Stag,
perhaps thousands of years old, were
found to be still magnetic.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

The 1neok 1nd laSgeat asoortment
Of plaia aad 1hDcy vislting oards at
.Sis ~ a. e 81 Pss;'ss ns;sssss
cssds. y essRs scr twenty hys plain
cns1ss
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

A nasal injector free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. For sale by Beeclier q Co.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

Te be Well Healed.
use Browns Arnica Salve for curing
cuts, burns, bruises, frost-bite and
infiamed eyes. For sale by all Caiion
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

( II 10 Z. foelIsh mlstake TO contound
. remedy of merit with the qusck
medicines now so common. We have
used Parker's Ginger Tonic with the
happiest results for rheumatism and
dyspepsia, and when worn ent by
ling health rcstorative.- Times. See
edv. "a
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

CTORE-The largo store and ware-
~ house next west Of the RECORD
printing ONCE block for rent. Size,
2Ox120 feet, rent $50 per month. APP
ply to H. r. Blake,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

The Cincinnati Commercial says /:
Mr.. e. F.TAndrsws .has- cpmplssed
his portrait OF ex-President Garfield,
and will probably forward II this
" eek to Mrs. Garfield for her inspec-
tion. The portrait is Q three-quar-
ters' length, and q duplicate in full
House.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

HOUSE with six rooms, { " o stories,
- brick, on A street, one block be-
low Mr.. Thos Wells' Will be fnish-
ed IN about two weeks. Apply TO H.
r. Blake.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-01-28

. ESIDENCE-A two story very
4O large brick residence with four
lots for sale cheap. Has water pipes
in cellar and first and second floors,
front and back. Fruit trees, shrub
berry, etc., In abundance. Good barn
and out houses. Apply to RECORD
printing Office. 25