, 1903-03-28
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

No cases in police court today.
repair any old thing. Lovejoy.
You may buy your cigar tomorrow.
Crescent bicycles, $25, S35. Lovejoy's.
Warm and partly cloudy tomorrow.
The finest line of glassware in the
city is at Mrs. Katie Beck's.
A man may buy both the tooth pow
der and the brush tomorrow.
A new linoleum has been laid in the
Office of County Treasurer Hicks.
DR.. Hamilton's Office is being gotten
ready for his return some time next
week.
Nice fresh cocoanuts, just received,
three for 10 cents, at Gem City Gro
Gerry company.
Boys, she'll be looking for that box
OF bon-bons tomorrow evening, and no
excuse will go.
Mr.. Williams is better this after
noon and considered out of danger.
He is at the Home hospital.
1t is still the opinion Of many that
the fire engine will be moved to the
Third street hose house shortly.
The beautiful new go-carts and baby
buggies displayed at Holidays today
attracted a great deal Of attention.
Judge Carpenter handed down his
Sunday closing opinion today, and the
stores may do business" tomorrow.
The brand commission is in session
at the county clerks office, disposing
Of twelve or fourteen applications for
brands.
Little Virgie Gray seemed some
what better this morning. the spell of
vomiting through which she has passed
having been checked.
John Grover is able to be out on
crutches. suffering from a sore on one
foot, caused from what was consid-
cred a trivial scratch at the time.
Woodruff & Terry have had hand
some oak chairs and other nice furni.
ture added to their store. The shoe
chairs are an innovation in store fur.
niture here.
A. Trabing has received q letter
from Wisconsin friends telling him
that the leaves r beginning to come
out on the trees, the grass to get green
and the snow to disappear.
P. C. Rauner today placed to the
credit OF Grandma Blake, to be used
:or the benefit Of the poor of the city
$3.50, the ne proceeds of the old.
time ball given some time ago.
THE Doings of Dooley" company
went to Rawlins last night, after play.
ing to a rather small audience at the
Opera House. The singing and dane.
ing were again ar enjoyable feature OF
the entertainment.
The Laramie Dry Goods company
will hold their grand millinery open.
ing next Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. at which time they will have
Oh display the largest and most com.
plete line ever shown in the city.
Gus Class came in from Centennial
last night and today is loading his wag-
ons with windows and doors for the
new buildings in course of erection
in that city. He expects to leave for
the Centennial valley tomorrow.
A. R. Waldo today sold for the own
ers to H. v. Williamson $4,000 worth
Of building and loan association stock.
Mr.. Waldo has closed deals to the AZ
gregate Of $10,160 in the past two
weeks. due to the advertising now
running in The Republican, he says
DR.. Miller returned last night from
Tie Siding. where he had been to have
the home Of ex-County Commissioner
w. J. B%roadhurst quarantined, one Of
Mr.. Broadhurst's sons being down
with smallpox, said to have been con
tracted At Denver. The doctor also
visited the Gearhart residence. eight
miles from Tie Siding. where one mem
Der Of the family has measles.