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Tausht their daughters that . stitch 10 taaes
save. nine" A pill in time ssves NOS "n'y
n;p,. bu, oft time. an irealcnl.b!e amount OF
suffering A. yell. An occasional dee OF D-
piercs's Pellets little sug1 coated P'ii'l 10
c,.,,.. m. stomach and borels. mt only pro
v,n,. diseases, hat often bre,ks up sudden 81
t.cks when taken in time. By dfuagtsn
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N"pAxox AND PYrHIAs in about two
weeks thus stirling old act drama VIII ne
pu. on the boards by Columbia Lodge No. 8,
K. OFF,, Of this city. assisted by some OF our
be.t local amateur talent. The Opera House
has been secured an erea, care Will be taken
a. TO sceui: effects, etc. which we under
sta d ~ill be pa med BY Mr.. fourg, OF
Simonds L Young. The eostnm.s Will he
procured from below. and selected with
Judgment and care. No doubt there Gill be
an ov.raow,ng nou-e. and from the excellent
o,.. Of characters. and the interest taken by
the Artists, everything will 80 of smoothly
And we'll.
, 1883-02-10

APlEasISG EVENT Last evening upon
an invit.ti. from the Wxshingt 'ns We vis-
ell their pleasant quarters on Third street
and TO our surprise found quite banquet
q read. We soun harmed that the occasion
WAS in honor of the first Anniversary OF Eng
n er Kraft. young foster son Frederick.
judy. C,,on proposed the opening toast OF
the .nrng, the health of the little fellow.
which VA, drank with = will. Pleasing an t
complimentary remarks were made by Mayor
MrAulfi snl oth-r-, AMI the hours were
pleasantly passed with speeches. song. anee-
dotes and a peasant r-P-rto're. Ery IN
the ev. Mig delega ion came IN from lis'rs
and Yixilsnt ho"k and Ladder About half
p.s. eleven the company disp-rsed. all rot-
ing a most plea.ant and sg -eeable time
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u.x,.. cnsrv roosa pas.e.

An aromatic co-nbinatica fo- the Preserras'oa
Of the teeth and gums II Il far su,'ed -
any preparation Of Ia slnd in the mArkr In
iA,se. ksnasam-. opal pos,. psics 10 oeut.-
Fur sals BY Ill druggists. Hodge, Davis =
Co, wholesale aSeu.s, Portland, oreg,n- IL
4. holnsa. Walls WallA W. T. iyes d&w
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no1sn 70 Death
fsPIcIAI NJ SrAfEsNiNl

LEWISTON. Feb II .nk Whit. \ squa~
man living near the forks of Cleuwlter
above X .miah. was fr.aea to death Sunday
while hauling w,nd with an OF team
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To Bite NorSrAIS -Th. road {, B'us
Mointa'a S,arior is n, ith-r full = c"mpleted
ri't t'-re ye, 1000 feet & tr,ek yet % b
laid befor- the na.r.w Hu,gs is reached
Tn ie r 1T half an hours work tn 10 d se
ofore the n nuro< gusg- 10 me-, AID when IT
1. the track can be wideaed and frains run.
hias 70 B-ae Noaas.in 10 t~e d.ys alter
thsy ssuDssss.
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Appor .ionment Of School Fund

EDITOR STATESMAN The f,llOwing { is
iis' Of the School Districts in WailA v ala
County with the amount of school fun 4, APP
por;,oa-d to zach, this Sd day Of february,
1883:
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Railroad Boom
ESPECIAL TO srArrsxAx.l

LEWISTON. Feb. "A Zeal estate com
any has been organized il this q > IN ante,
20 ion Of huge .:lroad boom In the spring.
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NV FArEsrs.-De~ey L Cos Scientific
Press Patent Agency has cffcial reports Of
tho following g. s. patents issaed Jan. l6.
1888: L. D. Craic 5. r.. ss~e. or steuch
trap; Chss. H. Dubton. q. F.. cooking
stove. ". n. Psrecr Boise City, l. T., tel
ssrsph key: ". A. Fruhling. Jr., Ssn jose.
Cal. nasal re.pirasor ]. n. HOher. lack
sonv,ll-. Or. operating pumps IN de- ? ~slls
and mines Ei Kohler, Oakland. Cal. ee~.
ing machine Gust.y Olsen. !. p. mining
car A. q. Schlueter. 8. p. lighting device
10, lamps; \ ". StoseIl. LIE Angeles.
Cal. mold tor making cement rpe: Hen.
derson I schultz. Sierra Batsss. Gel rssoI.-
ing sprinkler.
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II is fooli-h tc ravs the Isfis thaS oo1
DON'T cess,, AID saaer what viil rssrif N oeo
teeth and lure psyuents 70 dsctistA Piss :
boefls al if On ths & iiet. uss Svs dos q! =
h s,uy time sftsr sskiaG. els-ass ~ 49,
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y. ". BEO- 4
School Superintendent Waiis Walls Go.
The whole number Of children IN the county
between the ages Of 4 and y years is ., So.
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poy-r RUY BO5s BO,rS UNLESS
Won WANT THE BEST. 6Be THAT
oUR NANR u ON livery PAIR
AKW. Gukk81o . -
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Noeary PsAlia Cnavey.seing md Searching
Il Rsssr1s sspseAlty. oGea.aP sahs appo-
~ psu>s0sA -~c.s.IkA hs&bv
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were received and approved:

Board then adjourned to meet this sitter
noon At 2 o clock.
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Veterinary Surgeon lss Q. 8. Cavalry,

.II,a MA SrATrsNAS reporter TOOK
i. stroll through the Ch,ne~e quarters tn's
,f,.rnoon. and judging firm the hustle and
muck. .-hishins" going on the moon eyed
70. buds are having . huge time IN en-ir
o~n o>euli.r style. A uumb-r OF houses
ar. receiving callers and several cordial in'''
,.,;,,. v.r, attended us 70 imbibe some
.;neul.. miItur. which re respectfully de-
e,,n,d. To the inqu ~ If their El"rhias'on
.,,,,d mt l,s. three davs. vise.iooking old
,,,,,,rcb said, ..soms time thIse d.y. some
time ten day some Cainsmen ale 'ams
u.l,c.n m,u. kisehum heep dlnnh-no good
.,,hee." We aaooiei.
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4 -, ssvW Isslb - nsea HhssSsaAaodsd
s0,saa . vAn - b ~ - IL pAsa0VAs
= "jssk p3aaaa.As
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Up Country ltems-
from the Cheney .Snfinei.l

From ths Cheney .Ssntiaes.l
Paul ScLuho has promised spokane Falls
rsilrosi l.nd ssens next sPrins.
Some Of the boys about tasa scQuss'erpd
a visiting faro back for ducsss le tho gr'ss
sun of 500 the past few daya
Brnuett B,o,. Of Rockford. sbipped l3a0
ehickep. from The Chsn-y depot 70 Zoe front
On 1uesi.y.
The thrrmo meter ct Pust Ninoals regis
tered g. below zero Qua right daring toe
cold suap.
T. j. ALltich hes bcen promot>d ron
trAa dispatcher 10 tran nsse-r 90 this diris-
iou of the n p
Moore 4 Co, burned cut .. the Fslts. sill
no. reopen business. + T. Aooto viii
attend exclusively to his duties - pseudens
Of the Nsticns, bank.
A ciii,sn of Mi.soal. ss.llosei . lot of
ammonia under the impression that 1t ~as
whisky. and hs pew esernallY sSesr, tkat
he swallowed q buzI-saw-
Spragne ms ons proud point oi supre
macy. No Ch.n-y man ever bet saDO on
one turn IN faro. which same 10 reported
from Srrsgue. TIE f4o0-nan broke che
bank in tuc turns.
In our las. weeks paper ve spote OF tho
coming Of the sr.s genuine eastern tramp.
His rame WAS 7. Ford. The poor follow
died of lung fever On Sunday nigh. o; this
vsck and was buried 10 Iauper's grave.
"Doe Eaton. ho as Lung by the sigi-
lantes q. the front. r,il be rem, mbered IN
Cheney a. the nan whe rsoet horses with
Happy J,rk on Main stres,. nue sunday
afternoon abaut Ia months ago. He vas o,
the variety known - TIE "ds,sy."
OsaAsIc IMPURITIES II WIrEA--A very
siu,pl. snd important .es. for iatsrmiuin,
the quslisy Of drinking vs.sr. srd rSfee-
isl,y ss 10 II. freedom from sewage con.smi-
nation, 10 given in tine Pharmaceutical Jour
ma. TIM. consists in placing few grains OF
the best sh;te lump susa, in hsli 2iui OF
the v,:er in . perfectly olesn. cciarlcss
gI,.s-,,o,rered hottie. fresly sIpo>ca 70
dayli9h. n ths ~in3n~ oi YARN noon.
Ii tho wa.er be perfectly ires iron sewage
co. Inflammation. it should NOT become. .turbid.
even after Al rIposurs OF . ~s,h OF ten
days, In which csae It 10 slaoss ess.s,Hl1 ssfs
otherwise not.
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Ftss s.urEs-Soms magnificent sam
NE. n esresls an NJ seen IN the OoeS'a In
prpv.msn. Comp.ny's o6ce in ii" CITY.
", kpe~ Of 20 strongr induc-meas i"r
p,rt;.s eon.smpi III, & baying land IN I'M
splea lid counhy tAsa ieot AZ thess nm
oleG.
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Nsvs - into a. - - ~ -.
Ahing sl0 - m itA
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PzasosAi-W. L. Turner. . peoMineoi
young business msa Of spokane Pals. and
Who has besn On his wedding tour 10 Cali
fsraia, cane IN Vim morning % the passrn-
ger. The yesns gentleman sss formerly
connected With the dsns store Of b. Z
Holmes Ia this city. sad u vel known hsss.
, 1883-02-10

nsy ssaa.s5 ~ - - = DsowS
osssA1-
= ~n.s sp.,ssss nu.4kl
, 1883-02-10

H.sAwAY.-Ysstseday aissrneos . .ssm
standing IN front Of the SJAII.nAx ofBes %
Third ssssss became frisssessd st the dis
charge Il fasi,sds Of 6ssc,scksss sss d By
ssos NsasSl,sss. and started dos. Main
strsst Q. fsrioss ssss A. The sorpse oi
Elssh they ran i.so . telegraph psls. vhi'h
threw 80 Il sAso-,hs stAss Assss freeing
h;ussN ssS sssssias 81 - As ~ Assk.
IL vsess vss ssosiisrsbIy Sssaesd.
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Total amt spportioned. s29.5il 10
Amount per scholar. SO 35S
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
COAL CREEK ITEMS

Coal Creek is proud of her new band, and
may well wish it success. .f
The new Sabbath school at the school
house continues to increase in interest and
attendance 49,
Mr., Bud" Vaughn's family, of Rosita,
have been visiting friends here and at
Williamsburg.
Mr.. A. C. Marvin, an ''old-timer," has
removed to Greenwood park, his former
place of residence. t
Mr.. Bancroft, the popular clerk at A.
Q. Monroe's, Greenwood, was in town last
week on business.
Mr.. Nathaniel Tandy, who has been suf-
fering with rheumatism, is much improved,
and is now able to be around.
There is much complaint among the peo-
pie, and especially the children, of severe
colds, which seldom terminate in anything
serious. Otherwise. the health of the COM
munity is good.
DR.. J. w. Walters, of Williamsburg, is
rapidly regaining his practice, which was
badly broken up by his having to attend
the star-route trial on three different occa-
sions. The doctor makes regular trips to
the park, WetInore and vicinity, and re-
ports considerable sickness in that section
The new telephone, connecting Coal
Creek and Rockvale, works like a charm
Having tried it TO our own satisfaction, we
know whereof we speak. 1t is n very con-
venient improvement, and will save much
time and labor in the transaction of busi-
ness between the two towns. To the sue
cess of the scheme much credit is due ID. ID
Lewis, DIR. Moore and Colonel May, who
intend, at no distant day, to extend the
line to Williamsburg,
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
For the Whole PcopIe.

Subscribe for THE FREMONT COUNTY
RECoRD-a paper which makes speciality
of home news, giving every interesting
item that occurs in the town, county or
state. We do not use patent outside,
printed in Kansas City, nor do we fill our
inside with stereotyped blocks, which are
shipped from the east ready to be printed.
We feel certain that our subscribers do not
wish TO be tired out reading old stories and
ancient literature, which can be obtained
by subscribing to eastern papers that only
charge fifty cents per year. We make u
specially of condensing long items into a
space of about one-fifth their usual length,
giving our readers all the points without
compelling them to wade through SO much
trash. To do this requires our employing
at least four men, which makes our ex-
penses considerably more than ordinary
country offices. As we find by our in
creasing circulation that our efforts are be-
ing appreciated, we intend continuing the
improvement of the RECORD until it is
acknowledged one of the best weeklies in
the state. Terms, $500 per year, sl.O0 for
six months
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
The ROYAL Gorge sme,ter.

1t Is with feelings of pride and pleasure
that our citizens visit the new smelter at
this place, which is now so near compile
ton. They look around, and see an i'm
mense amount of work donc, without any
of the bombast which has heretofore been
Thought necessary when smaller concerns
of the kind have been projected in this city.
Visitors also see that thousands of dollars
have been expended in erecting the plant.
still not one cent has been begged from our
county, town, board of trade, or citizens.
This, of itself, impresses everyone with the
belief that the gentlemen who have shown
sufficient enterprise to erect one of the best
of modern reduction works are willing to
back their iudgmentwith their own money
Another strong point in favor of the per-
manency of this new institution is, tho
owners do not proclaim to the world that
they have a" new process" which will treat
ore at half the expense of other smelters
that have every means of knowing the best
and cheapest mode of treatment. They
only claim that they have the most mod
ern arrangements, and can reduce ore as
economically as any other works, having
the advantage of being nearer the mines,
the hme-rock, fuxes and fuel, and where
| they can run their works by water at much
less cost than if compelled to use steam for
motive power. In two or three weeks the
fires will be started, and the water jacket
furnaces be pouring ont the rich bullion,
ready for shipment Then other capitalists
will wonder why they had not shown the
same foresight in selecting location with
80 many advantages. But there are other
locations near town, and enough water
power to run every mill in the state, and
sufficiently rich ores in our mountains be-
yond to supply any number of such works.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Two Hanny Hearts.

Two former Cafionites were united in
marriage on Sunday last, at Maysville, Col
orado. Although it has been some time
since either of them have resided here, still
enough friends yet remained to give them
a very cordial reception upon their arrival
on Monday last. Mr.. Ozburn, the groom,
has been residing upon his farm on Beaver
creek, while the bride, Miss Gardner, has
been teaching school in the western part of
this county, but lately been living with
her parents OF Maysville. This newly we'd
ded pair have every reason to be proud of
the match, each one having previously lived
an exemplary life. The RECORD Joins in
congratulations Hs
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Stallion For Sale

Membrino Chief. Imported by w. +. Bailey
brino star tI.eggdtisl he by Mem brino .Chici
out OF Lady Fairfield by illinois Hcd Buck
crate tthorouEbbredl. he by Ruric Thorough.
bred), out OF Lady Taylor uhoroughbredD by
tsienco uhoroughbredl. Raric WINS by Sovcr-
cIgn,. an i'm ported Thoroughbred. Second
dam by Membrino Chief. Third dam by the
Prewitt. very eel brnted Kentucky brood
marc by oliver, he by wngoner. Weight
IL op pounds.
Fnr snIs " n. LoBAcII. FIorence. Ere
mont County, Colorado, s!nic7
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Some time ago Mr.. Julius Ruff of this
place, went to Denver to have his right eye
operated upon. As it was found there was
no possible chance of saving that import
ant member, owing to the afliiction being
caused by blood poisoning. DR.. Wohlges-
singer decided to take out the diseased eye
and insert an artificial one. This was ac-
complished in most scientific manner, the
patient in the meantime being taken care
of at the Sisters hospital. Mr. Ruff expects
to return TO Canon in short time, and no
doubt will feel much improved by the
operation
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
BEAVER CREEK ITEMS.

Station agent ]. D. Allen has been trans
ferred to Cuchara.
Mr. w. j. McAndrew intends setting
his ranch out in fruit trees this season.
A saw mill is one of the new enterprises
at Il. j. Toof's ranch which will be erected
in the near future.
new road has been opened from Mr.. J
III. Sanders ranch to Coal Creek, which
will shorten the distance.
Mr.. n. Lancaster of Missouri, has fallen
in love with our section, and thinks OF
making it his future home.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

J. L. Brown is getting into his fine store,
in the Rayn0ld5 McGee block, large
stock of FancAShd Staple Groceries, Grain,
Flour and FeeJNand will open cash house
in a few days. lookout for his advertise
ment next week .s-a
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Pigs for saleby E. Sell.
EXPLANATION.

Three of the greatest remedies on earth.
DIR. Gaff's Mountain Sage Bitters cures
rheumatism, biliousncss. dyspepsia, liver
and kidney complaints
DIR. Gnff's Compound Syrup of Mountain
Sage viii positively stop the worst cough
in from five to ten doses.
DIR. CATS Renewal of Life is powerful
liniment, and will stop the most excruciat-
ing pain in twenty minutes. Beecher & Co,
wholesale AGENTS, Caflon Colorado.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
In speaking with Mr.. Bassick,a a few d,

In speaking with Mr.. Bassick "A few days
ago, about the future of our town, that gem
tleman Remarked: "If good wooden mill
were located here | would not hesitate to buy
lots aud erect n block of residences" There
is not a capitalist with whom we are ac-
quainted who is better prepared to join in
such an enterprise than Mr.. Bassick, and il
any of our citizens would raise sufficient
money TO start such an industry, we feel
inclined to think the above gentleman
might be induced to take quite an amount
of the stock
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Fine Ore.

Mr.. J. I. Milton, who owns somo valu-
able mines near Soda Springs station, on
the Silver Cliff branch, fifteen miles from
this city, showed us this week, samples
from the same which he claims are real
lead carbonates, carrying copper. He has
one shaft down sixty-two feet, on a four
foot true fissure vein, both walls of which
are clearly defined. This mine is named
the Yellow Girl, and Mr.. Milton anticipates
n bonanza in il.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
NOticc-Ernit Trees.

would respectfully ask my friends and
patrons in Canon City and vicinity TO give
me their orders for, 4huit and ornamental
trees for this springs planting. will have
a good supply on hand, and my customers
can come aud choose for themselves as they
stand in nursery rows on my place. Please
friends, patronize home industry.
JOHN GRAvEsTocK,
sra
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
+. II. Sawyer, d. D.. Pastor.
Deacons-sam'l Bradbury, j. J. Phelps,
g. o Baldwin,
Main Street, between Fourth and Finh.
Sabbath services at II n. IN. and 30 y. M
Sabbath school 10 n. m. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at I 30 p. IN.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

FOSTER-HAI.L-htT Taliah tssee, In Fremont
county, Colorado, on the 18th Instant, by
Rev b. i. Moore, Mr.. W. Il Foster and
Miss Augusta Hall, both OF Tallahassee.
oZBURN-G RDNEt-At thee Congrcgntion onal
church, Mnysvillc, Colorado, ON March
II, by III. L. Case. nr George = Ozburn, oi
Beaycr Creek. Fremont county, and Miss
Ella A. Gardner. OF Maysviiic, Colorado,
SIKH -HOITsLEwR-A the rcsIdencc Of
the ofncleting clergyman, Rev. Harvey
Linsley, on March Is, MIR. William r.
Skies and Mrs. Caroline Holtsicwr, all OF
Greenwood Park, Colorado.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
A BnrraIn In Real Estate.

Having moro houses on my hands than
can well attcud>to, will sell several resi-
dences at very low price for cash or will
sell on easy payments, one-third down and
the balance time, at~one and one-half per
cent. per month Interest," This is an excel
lent opportunity to invest in cheap resi-
dences. Apply to this Office. stf
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Hot Springs lots 100 feet front by 300
feet deep, under ditch and requiring nc
grading work, Soon to be the most pleas
ant neighborhoyd and health resort in Col
orado. LotssiSNtimes the size Of city lots
only $500 each. t'or terms apply soon to
Ii. T. Blake, at REcoRD Office
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

RECORD scribe dropped into the Meth
a1ist Sabbath school last Sunday afternoon,
and found ITO persons, of all ages, study
ing Gods Word, and that half the child
rem Awere also regular attendants at the
morning services. This anguTs well for
the riring generation Of Cafon.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Wednesday having been recommended
by Rev Walter Rudolph as day of hui
initiation and confession, the MONDAY
prayer meeting was very largely attended.
The attendance at these meetings has in
creased steadily since their inauguration.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Mr.. Cline, of the Victoria hotel, has re-
turned from Sagusche, and is looking after
the interests Of his, house. He leaves moth
ing undone that win add to the comfort of
his guests
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Westlake & Ferrier already find them
selves drifting into good business in flour,
feed, hay, grain, etcA
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
CATIINIIn

Rev. Chas. u. Ferrari. pastor.
Main Street. corner OF Ninth.
Services second and last Sunday in each
month.
Sunday school every Sunday at 3 D. IN.
Sunday school teachcrs-J. E. Edelin,
Mrs. j. L. Edelin,, Mrs. John NJ. Gilligan.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Rev. Walter Rudolph will return to
Poncho Springs to-day, to fill ispulpit to-
morrow but, should it be decided to CON
time the religious meetings here during
next week, he will be with us again on
Monday
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
A Fearful Sfnrm

Has just passed over us, and those who
suffered from its effects have entirely reeov-
cred by using DIR. CATS Mountain Sage
Bitters. They got il OF Beechcr & Co,
Mholesaln ngenis. Cnilnn. Cnlornho.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Having made Arrangements to move our
lumber yard to,Grand Junction we would
request all psrtie. who are indebted to Us
to call and settls their bills. Those has-
ing accounts against us win present them
at once. wewih still continue TO sell the
celebrated Eureka coal at our old stand.
We have good Office and barn and two
lots, which We will sell cheap.
~ tt,,-,- U...,.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Ladies'.

We have a choicelip< of plain and fancy
hanging baskets AID flower pots Inspec-
tion solicited ALLIso & Co.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Advertised Letters.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN rnE rnEMo

PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT
COUNTY RECORD.
List OF letters remaining in the post Of
flee at Canon City. Fremont County, Colo,
for the week ending March II, 1888. un-
less called for will be sent to the dead lot
ter Office April IA. 1888
Armstrong. Frederick Crawford, BENJAMIN
Baker, Cbas w Gunn, Miss j Il
Barnes, Miss ID r McHcckin, Mrs Ella
Boyle, George Mack, W
Bunnell, FS Scott, Mrs Abram
j. 3. BowLBY, Postmaster.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Notice to Rancl,meu.

Choice seed Potatoes for sale--Esrly
Ohio, Early Beaaty on feborn, Mammoth
Pearl and>- Qrapge-all grown in this
county last yeax. and far ahead of older
sorts generally planted. Price four cents
per pound, cash. Ranchmen call early as
1 have only a few hundred pounds for
sale. JOHN GRAyEsrocK.
~t13 South Cafon
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Work on the oil well below town pro-
crosses finely. The drill is down nearly
200 feet, and as the quicksands have been
taken care OF by the insertion of seventy
two feet of ten-inch pipe, depth will here
after be more rapidly attained.
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Michael Murphy, one of the railroad men
at work in the stone quarry, six miles be-
low town, near Florence, had his right leg
broken above the ankle, by n lot of rock
and dirt falling upon him, about $50 a.
IN. on Tuesday. He was brought to the
German house, near the depot, and left the
next morning for Pueblo
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Messrs A.stett 4 CO. were made bann

Messrs AHstett & Co. were made happy
on Saturday by the receipt Of check for
s:ss3.05, being the full amount claimed by
them from the Denver and Rio Grandc
Railway Company for the casc of boots and
shoes stolen from car n short time ago.
The above firm compliment the railway
company very highly for its promptnoss in
settling this claim. f-- ra
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17
Master John L. Johnson gave party O

Master John L. Johnson gave party on
Friday of last week, at his residence, on
River street., which was one of the happy
esents of the week Among those present
were Misses Ussie Ferrier, Hannah Jones,
Carrie Cummings, Addie Macon, Bessie
Bowlby, May Garfield, Bessie Lawrence,
and Masters Henry Topping, Harry Bowl
by, Charlie Ferrier, Fred Alling, Obe Win
ters, David Winters, Emmett Wells and
Elmo Jackson
The Fremont County record., 1883-03-17

Mr.. I. c. Manchester yesterday took a
contract to furnish 500 tons OF limerick to
the Royal Gorge smelter, of this city, i'm
mediately. He lias let to Alcssrs. Norman
& Milton contract TO quarry and break
this stone, and will deliver it with his own
teams. The smclfcr will use about fifteen
tons per day,