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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
GRElaNwoop ITEMS.

From Our Special Correspondence, 1T. Il. W.
There is talk of building new school
house III this district.
The weather is pleasant, but too dry foi
farmers to SOW fifli wheat.
Fred. and Malcolm Wright have returned
to Delta. Gunnison county, They win re-
main until Christmas.
A social dance at Isaac Sanders was well
attended, aud hugely enjoyed, by the
young folks last Friday night.
Mrs. William Freeman and Mrs. Charlie
Ayres, from the vicinity of the star mine,
are visiting friends in this place.
W II. Wright has gathered in FIVE tons
Of that u..cf'ul article, the SQUASH aud this
is not very good year for sguashes, either.
DIR. Bernard has moved back 10 Kansas.
He says when his family get chills, he win
hie him to The mountains OF Colorado
again.
Everybody is busy, sowing his crops
corn is mostly in shock wheat nearly all
threshed, and the next in order is our staple
product--the squash.
School viii begin soon, in the district be-
low Greenwood, Fremont county, the board
having engaged the services of Reweiia
Goddard for the winter term Of five months.
She taught the school last winter, and gave
such good satisfaction that they retained
her for this winter, with an increase OF
salary
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
fr,itui4i wife.
Yours. most lovingly.
pREsBYTERIAN SOCIAL.
\ Company OF Canon's Rest Society
Spends afa sEeur with the Muses..

1t is generally acknowledged that socia-
oles, as a rule, are monotonous, tedious and
uninteresting; but the one given by the
pfesbyterians on last Thursday evening. ut
the residence oil Mr.. Rudd, was n happy tx
ception. A large number was in attend
ance, from the various churches, filing every
room, ard making tormality impossible Re
citations, Instrumental and vocal music
filled the programme of entertainment, the
execution being ftultless and the selections
beautiful. The song, so, Fond Dove,p by
Miss Ida Bender,.v whose voice is most charm
ing, was intensely enjoyed and warmly ap-
plauded. Miss Bucl>lin followed, reading
"0ur Folks" in her usually fauitless man
ner, admirably displaying her rare elocu-
tionary ability and cultivated talent Harry
L. McClanahan then favored the company
wish that lovely selection, Ii Filial Love-
from II 1f0rGtore, accompanied on the organ
by Miss Minnie Mack. MIR. MeClanahan's
vocal powers are quite well known in this
city, rs he is generally pressed into service
upon these occasions, when his singing is
always very pleasant feature OF the onter-
tlinment. Mr.. RudI, whose mind runs in
a poetical channel then read his original
poems, "Owed TO the Parson and "The
Future of Canon," which were highly APP
preciated by all present. Miss Bender was
again called upon, when She responded by
singing Waltzing Round with Julia, "
which, if possible, was better than her for
mer selection. Mr. McCianahan then rem
dered, in excellent style, "I'il Pray for
Theen from Lucia dc Lan.merlaoor A
Flower from My Angel Mothers Grave "
was then sung by Miss Minnie Mack, in her
usually clear, musical voice, which is 50
well adapted to tina; particular style OF
music. Instrumental music by Mr. and
Mrs. Conaway concluded the EVENINGS en-
tertainmcnt, being Of such an animated na-
ture that the feet got beyond control, and
as dancing WIS out Of the question, brisk
walk bomeward was rcsorted to- az tiIeonly
means of getting the mischief cut of these
unreliable appendages.'
We were unable to ascertain the exact
amount of the receipts, but, Judging from
the appearance Of the hat after it had been
the rounds, VIC were led to hope that this
important item of tAe occasion was by no
means sliehted.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
STATE NEWS.


Governor Tabor has returned home
Black-tailed deer are numerous in the
mountains.
William Rlasser has rc-opcned the Bo
ton house Silver CiiG
Bear are very trauhlesome to farmers ON
i',r ~, usci.lppie, vestioylhs corn, etc
ne Denver q is'o Grande carries an
.'Nes"So ~ oi ai'o's 4oo'ooV passengers per
se1a. e
,,ss,,rea ,i,i,., Tha .,a n ,'I 80, a..
s'oned rsPS'' i'Ne ''''
A crazy man is na,eo,in,t;no .,,,,,a
Hardscrahble and Poi;ta tbasa d. h,,t d
harmless.
Secretary Teller viii arrive in the state
in a week or ten DAYS, and probably make
few speeches
The Greeley Tribune appeared last week
enlarged TO nine columns per page aud
with neat new dress
1t Is now said that, in order to get
over the range fhe Burlington viii tun-
"e1 rha mii'.si ei,, ane ,,eiasNa ,,,.as hiine.
e.. a'e p,ss. I'M pra,s pahi haa'e ns
'i'?s appe..t.,nse iast o''"tas, ana
e'','esa ,ss s''nsiueraoie ni'i pfoheiehey'
an''le" niseer VINO waste nave peen
has heen GRANTED a r.4s,,;te or tb;,tv H.
Three lady oper,tnra are now snnlnyes
in the western ifn;on at,;ce y, penye, '
Onlv one of the ald s.rik;n', torce remains
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
PERSONAL POINTS.


Mr.. L. f. Cornwer, of Silver Cliff, was in
town this week
Mr.. Thomas Balman, of Texas Greek, was
in town this week.
/ Mrs. Jessie Mccormick is visiting her
brother, Mr.. DeWooly.
Rev. Walter Rudolph, of Bonanza, visited
his parents here this week.
Mr. Samuel NJ Davis, OF Gunnison, paid
US Il pleasant call on Tuesday.
T NJ. S. Rhctt, prominent lawyer of
Buena Vista, was in town Saturday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Turner writes to have the
RECORD sent TO Greenville, California.
Cashier j. F. Campbell left, on Tuesday.
for Saguache, and VIII rcmain all week.
Mr.. VIM. Cooper arrived in town some
days ago and expects to again winter here.
Mr.. D. T. Gwillin has returned from the
mountains, and will winter in this vicinity.
Mr.. A. Macon hns been sick for several
days, but is able to be on the streets again.
Governor Pitkiu and Mr. D. f. urmy
spent a few quiet hours in town last Sunday.
Mr.. r. N. Harvey returned from q trip
to California, and paid our town a visit this
week.
Mr.. p. Gogerty and family LEFT on Tues
day for Denver, where they viii make their
home.
Judge Helm, candidate for supreme
Judge, paid our office a pleasant call on
Friday.
Lawyer NJ. S. Adams, of Silver Cliff, was
in Canon ON Thursday, and left ioe Saguache
county,
Mr. n j Alexander and wife, OF Lake
! City, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Raynolds on
Tuesday,
City Engineer C. j. Christian, of Lead
eille, was in town looking after important
business.
Miss Ella Barnett, niece of Mrs. DR..
Dawson, left yesterday for het home in
Dexter. Iowa
/ Mrs. Il. W Honkins. of chetona Kansas
is visiting the family OF Mr.. Seth G. Brown
at Texas Creek
! Mr. and Mrs + w Rigeloyv visited
| Canon this weex and wore the e.,,csts ii
| Nr. NeISar1a,d
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
CAN0N,S C0USCiLMEN.



The city council met in regular session
chair.
Roll called Present--Recorder Skeele
and connsil,nea Apple, Ashhy and pauls
Minutes uf previous meeting read and
approved.
uNFfNIsHTD BUSINESS
Recorder Skeelc read 3 communication
from Preston q Co. Of Chicago from whom
ing they had not that much of the kind or
dered on hand, but would have soon. and
would forward the same.
The patent coupler ordered arrived last
week.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee empowered to have the
unsurveyed portion of Hillside cemetery
surveyed and plated reported that it had
employed MIR. John Brewster to do the
work.
Councilman Jcsse appeared and took his,
seat
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following hills We're presented, al
lowed, and warrants ordered drawn on the
treasurer for the amounts:
ptrls q Penney rou, Office chairs SO 90
Eeecher o., rcd lead and OH 81
a. S;irfor, street hauling ny-------s 2 90
Gomstock ~ Ryan. pIlnting. --s-.-z------ . II
Daniei W White, seieasi.pg ;'liess------------ 90
MiscELi4ssSt.QC BUSINESS.
Street ConIaisaisrer Sell was instructed
TO put down plank crosswallss On Main. at
the Intersections OF Eighth and Ninth
streets, ana erossssaii,s of broken stone
and sand at the Intersections of Tenth,
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth and Four
teenti streets, upon the completion of side
walks by property owners along Main
street to the street Intersections named.
Commissioner Sell reported good progress
on the Harrison avenue bridge over tie
irrigating ditch.
Permission was granted +. Waugh to
build barn.
onmotion, adjourned.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

II has long been known that William II
Vanderbilt has n great mania for rapid
railroad locomotion, and it has been re-
served for a Denver & Rio Grande engineer
Mr. Johpny Walker, of Engine San
Miguel" " to make the old man quail A
Lake Shore man tried it once, but while
dasliins around curves and over bridges at
the rate Of sixty miles per hour, the famous
railroader sat in his seat unmoved, and ap-
parently delighted. But Johnny did ii for
him coming down the Royal Gorge lasl
Friday evening. While he was dashine
down amid the crags ofthc awful Chasin, :
William H., pale with alarm, called the
porter, and told him to have that mar
slaclSen speed as soon rs possible, remark.
ing, soto poce TO his son that Colorado was
not his chosen state in which TO die
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A HAPPY WEDDING.
Nuptsals of Nr. 81. y. Reilly and Miss
Hattie Eiiis-Tbe Gifts, Etc

1
opl.sf NJopaav e,,c,,;no = large n,,uber
Of tr;enas essea,,iied az tJ,s ree;slsnre ot' tfe
t,.;as,s ,,a,an{s r., ,vitr,ss +le ,narri,,ue M
sf;ss J.ttio Iru;s nnd NJ. E1r,;n i Reii1y'
,,,,;S,, ..,,,,,.d ~, 40 br;so,s ,t.se,,tb
h;rt,,5n,, stor,l,1 Isfnr,. ,he bonr an
nonrced eor tIe ceremony tbe numerous
nests ;reJ ,.,,,,v roo,n cb,tting langi,;ng
and entertsini,,r one apotheT I,f,til tie ot7,
,,aarsn,s af +he ba,,n,.s,.,;, s;,-nit;ed +h,t
II, i; ,s,,es ~, tl5e sole,7., ,ror,l t
a., ,,,;n;stl,, - s,,l .l,a ho,,d a,,d ,,.,;ta
thc,, &c ln,,e A. H. hr;de and Groom, en-
tnre,l the norior on a,,nronriote air yyns
,,la,,ed MON sbc or,,a,, hy Irs Wonn;n tbe
fr;..n,ls arnso a,,a fba i,ay Nv fthan,hc,-
-, so,,, ,,,,,o,,,oaJ than, brsb,nd ana
Cn,,"raf,,iaf;o,s fr,,n, ali ,,,se,t l
I,,,n5 80, nf A. ,.a,,,,sr ,,ao,,ia hastsy
;n,, = t;nal ilr' lies ,,,,an tbei, coTnno,,io,,s
yybon, they reaI;.sd were ,,oyv II, n manner
,nsT ~ tl,cn, fnrayer The hr;,ia was YER,
| ;nt,ly attire,, in a colored sill wifi,
tbe usual orange blossoms, white Kids. etc.
,vb;te tba s,ro9n .,,rese,,fsd his tine form
clothe,l il, tI,, CON yentienal black suit loell-
.. $3.50. - - - - : !, - s. ,, 80:
ing as if his cup of happiness was brlm-
ming Ger.
The presents were numerous. varied and
P' =. 80 " :, ~
usefuL foiowlng IS ISL OF them, as
nearly as could be obtained:
silver caster Mr. O. Case set of silver
-. 80 r,i,: 4f ~ ,.:z
spoons, MISS Au} Fins setol SILVER knives
| and forks, Mrs. G. Case; cake stand, Mrs
| w IT fl,a,nba,.. siix-cr ,,or,l-in ri,,rri Mics
-, - Il, s7' =, ~
Eiia 1teauyi SILVER DuttSr-Shiie, MIS-. r. u
| Price, clock, Mrs. j. Y. Dobson; box ol
| cnnteot;ons Mr. 7 n Brown. nair of slim
! - NJ xi- tI ps,r... -, -. I,,l,s.
ieier Mf. " II. idikhui5ti par VI guys
Mr.. G. Collins; silver napkin ring, Miss
! iMand Capfeld ,,air ,,;atj. dieba. Mr. c.
y - fN.i -, - =,
" <AiiuiVsl ptiI c,iiu Iccciseisi his' VI
honey: tabie-ciOth and dozen napkins
| NJ assrs Bethel 81 Grass SET of silver II nhle-
= ~ -. N r,,,. ~. -.
stoo-is, i<ouis L. Ills; peosVeaA ana hite-
| tress, Mir. C. Case chamber set, the groom
}hnnd-made lace collar Mrs Georee Drake
| Chicsgo Illinois. medicine Ghost Or n, r.
Ellis. Detroit. Michigap set ,naiolica Guns
and soucers. Messrs Williams and Evans
Dair sinners and sill, bondkercbief Mrs q
| Case pair kid cloves. Mrs. Warner.
/ We were nnghle Ia Iearn from wha,
/ source came tbe two rpl,i,cr rattles and IL,
clnniuo little socks
THE following short Doem co,nnosed nv
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

ronIrsarp lwrExIY ~ Tnr ynrMoNr

fuBLtb1Ey WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT
rDuSTY REcOED.
List Of letters remaining In tho post Of.
lice NJ Canon CITY. Fremont County. Colo.
for the week eniiing October 81, 1859. ur-
iess called for wii. be sent 10 the dead let
ter office Sorrmber ls. 1889.
>. =. ;spwf.By. postsiastgr.
Alien. John kimmci, Laura
4 slId~eli, samuel III. lewis, Dill J..
Carter. J. d. iAircr, Edward
Cumming FDbcff ~ lN'lncr, ANDREW
grifitfi, ". S 20 lIsfry, John IL.
iSin'hsi Laura walker, H.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

onr old friend Captain Prescott o.
South Caiion, met with an accident one
day last week. which may coufne him To
the house for some time. He was riding
on load of squashes, when the front end
gate of his wagon went ont throwing the
Captain under the horses heels, and he
was run over by the wagon. He was un-
conscious for some time, but was able Ia
SO about his work next day. Since then,
however, his injuries have confined him to
his house, and it is feared he may be
seriously hurt internally
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Enele,nan CO. have lust received a
large stock Of all k%ds fol goods in their
ons nms' I clothing IN AZ boots Shoes noe ha,s caps
for for me is winter INIT. ,Ts + the ,.e tune to
se.ssd-
We now hare Iowa. >Yhecse, same as last
''''' ~ 'Ne o.l lo..ss sI,seoee ~, y "''''>' -
Look az the csilTf and Misses hiei, t5;,
shoes at The bootS(nd shoe store.
- So
Pigs por Sale.
ANY onc uiSdE pigs two mopths old
can ii find them SS foSs.c t'j af % s,elIs sfaii5
@'''' '''' 49, 4 ~ = --s
,..,,, nay your ~ fish at raals 3 Bald
rhe eo.iea{ flacs in the city is coart
Place, Main sHeei.
Her wbM a asenficlnon saws fiat lives 1t
Caso,, ,,;tv ,ha',, Rrs,,:ts s.py1xr. ,,it
y '.'s - .''ihg g ~ ~ hPuse : iot
~, .i = M 81 pam sssr ess' ~ n"'.'
r n.a~ EaNu h. "a a IN
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

MeGee x NacJ need not speak of iowa
butter, for we Fan sell more than tie
creamery makesk d3
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

John Thomas yfsirs us to say that he Is
prepared TO gut dbwn carpets. clean houses,
attend 10 msyiEg or any kind OF work ia
his line. He ntern to any Of his customers
70 70 the CARPET stretching done i, @t ,,, tue
Sc Feabody's 9
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Is what eyeiN Nody who examines tho
Diamond base Sri,er sssys. And its work
ALLiso & CO.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Just reeeive.l new style rlnnnels, Laccs
Hosiery and Nec5assar, "a Mrs Z, A,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Pages Court placN
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

III. persons fsp,yin2f themselves 10 be in
"A. dcl,ted to tkh&ate} hrm q Jteary Mack
z Co. viii pieaxe paj l1lc same ltp,-aeds saseiy
cosissts due that nrs.s] .uzS Z seitied Without
delay HlkYS MACK.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

You viii miss. treaaff you don't call at
Mrs. Phillips I.aSieF and Childrcn's Fur
nishing store, and N 81; at her fresh arrivals.
She has just recsTAl a full line of Flan-
nels, Laces, Ho>sery sNd Ncckwear.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
a plsastroos Explosion.


From our old friend, Thomas f. Spencer,
formerly of this city, we learn the partic-
ulars Of the explosion Of gas IN, and de-
struction Of, one Of the Americas charcoal
kilns, near Buena Vista. The explosion
occurred ut ! o'clock y. m, while the head
burner was at supper and the Kiln in charge
of Samuel Jordan, on whom o large iron
door WAS thrown, from beneath which he
was with great difficulty drawn By four
men, who, on hearing his cries, speedily
came 70 his assistance. There are twelve
OF these kilns. each twenty-four feet square
at the base. eoDieal in form, and thirty feet
high, built Of brick The one which ex-
Ploded was completely demolished. The
FIRE then communicated with and destroyed
800 cords of wood, valued 81 $500; also q
platform 500 feet long, valued ut 81 GOD
The kiln destroyed was worth 500 Tho
fremon and citizens OF Buena Vista went
up on a siseeiAi train, and aided 10 exfin-
gushing the flames just isrozs an iEri-
eating ditch frou the scene of the sire wcrt
1900 cords of xood, which, happily escaped
destruction.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Felt slippers iustfhe thing for morning
10 cents al Anstett NGols.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

October II. at Rockvaie. Fremont
county, Colorado William. sop OF the late
Thomas Nash, aged u years.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

The Osborn4 gaze psrlor entertain-
mcnt Ut Elalse'< hall last Saturday even
ing, TO faiz honse. Nrs. Osborne isf versa
tile octsess o. ability aud reader VI real
merit, while Nj osborDe;s dciineaioDs nf
comic characters are fair. The reading
portion OF the programme was pathetic,
and yery Gue, while The comedy part &ss
eisie-splittine Professor Hays Is a pi:sniet
Of fine execution.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

'REIfA. u I.,JI.Is--Dn Octobcr ~. by R.jy. n.
a: risainpcrinin, ~ l5e resideiice is; ~ IN; ule
siiss Hat.ic a. kits, all Of this city,.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Henry Ehminger, son ola wealthy Gotha-
mite, was placed in the penitsntiniy this
week, for six years for robbing the till of
= Denver sters- Henry il only 10 years
old, but having gotten 100 fast for New
York, his father ssnt him west, and placed
him under the refining influence ofa Wycm-
ing cattle ranch. This was too mild q life,
and he went 70 Denver, got broke, CONF
niittcd robbery, got eaught, and then got
into, the pcu
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

A Stewart heatcY put up yesterday for .
family who had u.fd one IN the states, and
we're 30 well saIsfed thar they take an
other. We are son>>pgents.
ALLINa & Go.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

The exeepfionaNE NEieaniiness oi Parker's
Hair Bnlsain ma it popular Gray hairs
are lnpossible NftlNta occasional nse.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
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5yAI,pHfP-Dn octoior. ~, 70 Mrs. Geo
- x-l.drip, q dnngii,rf-
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21
Pom SALE.

Z Peach and HoYy' at Pages Court
Place.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Celery for sale byMrs ID. G. Scott, in
rear Of tIour mill. *tf
TITS a palsy"
Says gentleman VA Huryard open crate
stove purchased ofArnot long since.
ALLfSa Il Co.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-10-21

Rock and Rwf nj Pages conrt Place.
Mclwood' aEs.ge's conr, Place.