, 1896-12-14
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

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Fol fine watch repairing 60 to Carter. |
3. Go to Braidwood's for the finest cup
OF coffee in town.
]. W. Browns restaurant sets the
best table in the city. Try 1t.
A party of Uncle Sans sailors went
west on the morning train yesterday.
Fresh bulk oysters. direct from New
York, at Browns. served In all styles.
The Frank Readick company will
open g weeks engagement at Maenner-
oitor hall tonight.
P~ocketbooks, a fine assortment; just
the thing for Christmas gifts and very
reasonable at Charles N. Settele's.
1t is reported that the block belong
ing to the France estate in Rawlins is
soon to be remodelled into a big hotel.
Elmer T. Beltz is reported a very sick
man again today. He suffered a re-
lapse last night and his condition is
very serious.
A big crowd attended the closing
Of the doll fair at North Star hall Sat-
urday night. Over $40 was netted the
church clear Of all expenses.
Mr.. Andrew Miller has purchased the
interest OF Elmer Lovejoy in the sec.
ond-h I'D store at the corner of Garfield
and Second streets. The dissolution no,
tice appears in another column.
A big strike is reported from the
Sandstone country, so miles south OF
Rawlins on a claim owned by Joe
Adams. One assay, 1t is stated, gave
1915 In gold and a trace of silver.
The fortnightly mission tea of St.
Matthew's Woman's auxiliary will be
given by Mrs. Campbell, Grand avenue,
on Tuesday afternoon. Ladies' cordial
ly invited. There will be an interest.
ing program.
The dispatch SEN to this city from
Colorado Springs some months ago
conveying the intelligence of the sad
death Of Mrs. A. Vogelsang, has been
proven a canard. Mrs. Vogelsang same
up on the morning train from Denver
yesterday and is apparently in the best
Of health.
While crossing a herd Of cattle over
the Platte river Ira Barcus, the owner,
had the misfortune to lose six Of the
hard and with d{f8~,lfy o,,ad Tho o
ers. The ice broke while the cattle
were crossing and those lost were swept
by the current underneath the unbrok-
en- ice and could not be rescued.
Senator Warren left Cheyenne for
Washington a few days ago but was
taken seriously i'll at Chicago with ap>
pendicitus. Under the attention of the
best medical skill that could be pro-
cured he is reported to be Commissioning
rapidly. Physicians pronounce the ALL
men due to overwork and mental wor-
ny.
Chas. Clausen. who was formerly
Union Pacific passenger engineer rum
ming from Rawlins west, was killed at
Glenn's Ferry, Idaho, last week.. He
was coupling a pusher on to a train
when he was caught and crushed 20
badly that he died shortly a1terward.
His remains were buried at Glenn's
Ferry.-Rawlins Journal.
The receiver of the Cheyenne Nation
al bank has received advices that q
judgment Of $4,000. obtained against
the firm Of Christie & Janney Of New
York City is likely to be paid I'm a short
time. ard this amount will be added to
the dividend which will be paid the de,
p~ositors of the bank before its affairs
are closed. To the present time the de.
positors have received 60 per tent OF
their deposits.
Owing to the fact that the term az
aminations at the university begin on
Friday next, the Ladies' Division OF
English III. will hold it's last recital for
this term on tomorrow afternoon at the
usual hour. 2:15 p. m. A full attend
ance Is requested In order that arrange
ments may be made for the work OF
next term. II there are any who desire
to enroll with the class next term, they
are specially requested to be present.
BLUE GRASS MINES.
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