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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

An old settler, who does not reside in town. has been with us for few days, and, in talking about the recent rapid growth of Prescott says that he feels gratifed and jubilant over the fact that hotel has at last been opened in town. That he has often felt ashamed of tine place when he has seen strangers wandering about the streets enquirlng for place to stop at where board and lodging wonld be furnished, and that now having patronized the Dudley House, he desires to ex- press his opinion, to the effect that the table is we'll provided, the sleeping accommodations are good, and scale of prices to suit all corners, and thinks we ought to give him chance in this way to state the relief of mind he experiences in considering the fact that hc has not got to bring bis blankets and sleep in a hay-mow hereafter when he visits Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

The Prescott folks are getting interested as they should be in the matter of a road to tte mining sections south of us, and are taking steps to have the route via the Crook mine and Tur- key Creek to the Peck District examined, with view of building tolroad. We believe the en- terprise will be success if carried through for the stockholders, and if we'll constructed and it's benefits demonstrated, tbe country will hereafter be authorized by the popular vote to take the road at cost a county road Go to the meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

Judge Charle. T. Hayden, who has been East on business, including the purchase of goods for the stores in which he Is interested in this and Maricopa counties, called upon us on Tuesday. The Judge is still hopeful that the Southern Pacific will cross the Colorado at or near Ehrenberg and traverse Salt River Valley on its way to Tucson. He looks very stout and healthy, and expresses greater faith than ever in the fu,ure of Arizona His long residence has attached him 10 tse soil as we'll as given him superior advantages for studying and learning tbe requirements of the country, and he gives it as deliberate opinion thai railroad via Yuma would neither be useful nor profitable as com pared with the route via EhrenberS and Phenix.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
Memorandum of freight coming by

Memorandum of freight coming by steamer. due at Ehrenberg April 1st:
 Miller Bros, s6 pkgs: Andrews & Rowe 46 pkgs: Wiley & Casey, 23 pkgs: Kelly X Stevens, 2 pkgs; Col. J. D. Wilkins pkgs; H. Asher & O., 174 pkgs; c. S Smith, 19 pkgs; E. Stahl, z pkgs: c. P Head & Go. pkgs; Col. J. Biddle,7 pkgs E. G. B., 2s pkgs; J. G. Kelley, 3pkgs; T J. Morgan, 13 pkgs; L. Bashford < O., 26 pkgs; J. Raible, IS pkgs; J. G. Campbell, 1 pkgs; General Kautz, 6pkgs; E. X H., pkgs: c. T. Hayden & O., 30 pkgs; B. E. & O., go pkgs; .E. T, 24 pkgs; General Crook Club, 1 pkg; w M Buffum, 32 pkgs,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
SHERIFF'S $ A l. F. {.

Notice i hereby given that by virtne of an execunon i..ped out of the District Court sf the Ihird ,,;c, in and f h. county Yavsrai in the Ierory o' Arizona tested on the s5;h day Of August A. p e'a ID inc cause of N L. Griffin against Geo h. bei'y, sno % @ m. directed and delivered have levied on and aNen . the riyh title and interest of the said Geo. h neH! 'o inc Allowing rroperty to wits The Rsnche known as me Quart. Mountain Mill Site. containing one hnndreo and sixty O6D, acres of and bounded as foilows C"mmen ing at msnumenf forty yards (40) due north oi th, o mill and running eighty rods (eo} east thence ooe nun dred and sixty ris lso) south thence one hnnrep anu sixty 60 rods thence one hundred and sx'y rou (6D north thence eighty s (s0 east io the place or beginning Situate abont li miles fl m Prescott s"asn in Yavarai county Territory of Arzons together wn all the teuements and improvements thereon: when will sxpoee fur sale pubic vsndue as the law direeu on Thursday the 10th day of March. A. D. ls'o st oenck iu the forenoon the Coart House in frescos H "'-fN' ED. F. BOWERS
 Sheriff of Yavspai County
 p..n,. r,, ox 1s-e f25t3
 The sale pursuant the above sotice pnsfPonea un til Monday the 27th day of March at the same hour ana place. ED r. BOW hS' Sneh"-
 The sale pursuant the above notice postponed nn Saturday the sth day of April 1876 at ihe same hour and place. ED. F. bo" SnS. SaeiA
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
Moh.ve Items of March ssth.

The mill at Mineral Park begins on cus- tom rock to-day.
 A party of young men travelling through the Park, few days since, were suspected of stealing, and everybody started out to hunt up their horses. Mir. Udell having lost an old saddle, swore out a warrant for the sus- pected parties, four in number, and they were overtaken about twenty-five miles oil on their way to McCracken Hill. Natu- rally the men were indignant at being forced to return to the Park, as they denied any knowledge of the saddle. They were brought here, however, and examined be- fore Justice Melbourne, and discharged at once. not even a single suspicious circum- stance being brought up against them, ex- cept. perhaps, the fact that they were rather poorly clad and two of them on foot.
 A very pleasant party was given by Mrs. John H. Weaver last night. Dancing was kept up until after midnight. MT. Hughes, Agent of the C. and A. Stage O.. gave an operaric entertainment after the party.
 ScNsTal ITCH ulsCONtIlcs nave idtCig OcCh made here and in the neighborhood of Cerbat, demonstrating most clearly the fact that all the rich mines have not even yet been found, and that the country has not been thoroughly prospected.
 Messrs E. Martin Smith and George Ham lin are at the Park from Cedar Valley.
 MT. J. B. Magendie has sold one-half interest in tine Magendie mine of Cedar Valley, to San Francisco parties, and will put up 5-stamp mill at Arnold's Camp.
 An interest in the Congress mine, Cedar Valley District, has lately been sold for 5000.
 Caldwell Wright, Esq, is in San Fran cisco.
 Col. Hodge has gone to the salt mines on the Rio Virgin. Many of the Coloncl's statements in regard to mines here were incorrect. The truth is what we want, and congregations never do good.
 The mill at Greenwood is working we'll, and has turned out great deal of bullion.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

RErURNED.-Monday' A. and N. NJ. Express Co.'s stage brought back Hon. L. Bashford and wife, who have been spending the winter in San Francisco. MT. B. has, during his stay, pur- chased an enormous stock of goods for the store here. in which he is senior partner, many oi which have already arrived aud as many more to come. They remained s short time in Oakland, but be found 1t too inconvenient to cross the Bay twice every day, and SO they took up their resi- dence in San Francisco where bis business re- quired him to be. He looks as if he had DO, dissipaied to any great extent during his absence aud is, in fact. improved ir personal appearance. though be cannot be said even yet to be, to any great extent what may be termed corpuisnt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

finders and Rowe having got their goods in place, now have an elegant store we'll stocked with ali kinds of goods usually found in gene ral merchandise store, and they do say they al c ceiling them remarkably cheap for cash. Their stock of family groceries is very complete and of excellent quality.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

THE SIcK.-Csptain Hargrave, after long siege of rheumatic fever. ia which his physicians have had bu, little hope for his life. is at last rapidly convalescing with every apparent pros pect of a speedy recovery.
 Capt Shoupe, whose leg was smputed come months since, Is also gaining strcng:h, we under stand.
 Cal Jackson has been heard from in San Francisco c. c. Bean ssw him walking the streets and ascertansd that hc had found phy- sicisu wbo appeared to understand his case, and vho hoped to be able to build him up and per haps work . radical cure.
 Gray F. Foster is in San Francisco sufftrisg e hoalv as ever with asthma San Francisco is perhaps the worst climate that could be fosnd or this coast for persons aIdicted as bs is.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

Charles H. Wells, general superintendent, and Jack Clark, stage superintendent of the A. and N. M. Express Co. came to town on the stage this morning, looking little dusty. as if they had come from Summer climate, but fresh and fpll of business. Mir. Wells presented us with copy of the Morning Call, 5 days and Is hours from the moment of it's leaving San Francisco, which shows that they have not been stopping to swap horses on the way.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

We have not mentioned the many improve ments going on in town for some weeks. in fact, want of seasoned lumber has put back building somewhat, but nevertheless Roht. Lewis has built, and is finishing off neat cottage for him self, on Sheldon street near Marina, and his partner, Mir. Roberts, another near by on Marina street.
 The large two-story bui ding, erected by Rue, on Marina between Sheldon and Willis, is being finished by his creditors wEo have had 10 take it or nothing in payment for material furnished. This was case in which a man bought lot on it with.
 The old Schroder property on Montezuma street. bought by N. Ellis, has been overhauled and improved, and is receiving coat of paint.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

Mrs. Dan Hatz birch-day ou the sSd, and Mrs, John Rabies on the sstb, were Celebrated each with screnade by band of several Instruments, and our proximity to both residesces gave us the advantage Of hearing some exceliens music os each occasion. a fa.,-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

GEORGE CROOK, oldest child of John H. Ma rion of lower Granite creek, aged about IS months, has been near the point of death for sev- eral days with congestion of the lungs, but when Dr. McCandless left there yesterday was much better and still improving.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

C.P. Cate has renovated and refisted the May, and. is is peH. perhaps second to no establish meat ot ks Kind ia she Territory in point Of neat seas and the quality Of the wsra it disrenses.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

We have intended for some time to toention the new sign over Kelly & Stephens store, but have neglected 1t sntil sow. This is the haudi- work oi Mr. Valentine, the dry-washing machine man. Mir. V. seems to be able to turn his hand to alnost anything. and so be shorough ia what ever be undertakes.- Nsc s
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

Jim Graham. dithiou agent on the A. and N. N. Stage line, has been in town several days looking afier tho interests of his Company, and leff on N weduesday for the South.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
HAY AND STOCK RANCH FOR SALE,

Situated in Williamson Valley. Plenty of wafer range tnher. stoos quarry etc Abou; acres p h.. tom Of valley. with water at all time. Two to sx fee, of soil superior fr Alfalfa corn. l2O acre. rood corn land Hay the present will pay for the ranch ant cost of cutting great bargain. Enquire at this Ofhce.
 Prescott March IS, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

The following awards were made March 18th. and approved by the Department Commander, for Transportation during the fiscal year 1S76-7, viz: Route No. l. Esteven Ochoa; route No. 2-Samuel c. Miller.
 Ochoa's contract, from Yuma to Camp Apache, is 245; and from Yuma to Bowie, Grant, McDoweli and San Carlos, IFS; points near Apache, 2.45; all other points, 1.73; between Apache and other points, 2.47.
 Miller's contract is from Ehrenberg to Verde, 1.491a; Whipple and Whipple De- pot, 1.471a; Mcdowell, 1.63; Mohave, 1.4919. Return and between posts, 1,63; to posts outside the route, 200.
 No awards yet for forage, fuel and straw.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
MARRIED.

In Prescott A. T March 2s 1876. by Rev A. Gilmore Chaplain IT. S. A. Mir Meredith Aldridge to Mrs. Lizzie R. Townsend both of Prescott.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
Notice to Shippers.

The undersigned, having increased facilities for Land Iransporsf on to all poais in Northern and Central Ali Hna are pr-parrd to give ali business in line eutrust ed e our care prompt attention Teams Ehrenberg CD arrival of Steamsn s. c. MILLER BRO.
 An Agent at Ehrenberg. Prescott AT.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale at Auction.

One small brndled with large horns. branded right horu Sold and charges .rtray At the Court House door. Monday. April io 1876.
 C. l.. FERGUSON.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
N 0 T I c P
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
 Special Taxes. May 1st, 1876. to April 3Oth, 1877.

The revised statute. of the Un ted States sec.us 3ao business avocation employment which renders him liable ts SPECIAL TAX. TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTAB- BASEMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS a STAMP dsno'ing the payment of said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax year beginning May l. ls7s before commencing continuing siness after April % 1876 The taxes embraced within the provisions of the law above quoted the following, viz:
 Recfers ...-.-..--..-......e5O e5O0 co Dealers retail hquor .--------...--.. 25 0O Dealers whole sale liquor uor-..---.----..-.-... lOUOO Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale .-.....-.. 5ou0 Dealers in malt iiqusfs, retail. ...-.-.-..- % % Dealers in leaf tobacco co.----------.-...-.. 25 co Retail dealers in leaf tobacco co--.-..-.---. 5000 And vn sales over Si 0s0 fifty eenis for every
 dosfar iu excess of &l 000.
 Dealers in manufactured tobacco. 500 Manufacturers of suns ----------------..-.- 5000 Aud ff each stii manufactured .-.--.----..-- 2l00 And or each worm manufactured -... 20 OO Manufacturers sf tooacro o-----.-------.-.--- 1000 Manufac.urers of eigars rs--.--.-.--.--.---.- 10 % Pedd tobacco nrst class fnnre ban horses) 5000 Peddien of tobacco secvnd cass 1.-two horsesl - 2sUo Pedilets of tehacco third class lone horssl. l5OO Pedder tobacco 4th class (ee os pab eeavey) 1000 Brewers of isss than 70 harrels- 50 % Brewer. of 50 arsels or more. ore..--.-..----- l00O0 Any person Esh,s who shan ssi 10 comply uth ,be foregoing requirements viii be subject severe peas e, Persoas firms liable pay any of the special tzsss named above must apply 10 THOMAS CORDS, Collec- tR of Internal Revenue PrescFtt and pay fDr and procure the special tax stamp s'amps hey uee pros to May l, le1o, and WITHOUT TUKrHER NOTICE
 D. D. PRATT
 Commssioner sf Inter- al Revenue. omee sf Inssrual Revenue Washington. b. C.. F.bru- ssy is eIs fEe11 ns1fa
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31
l. F. c Al L. BLANKS. f EUery Class and Kind,

Always has. and for sale. q the MINER osse. ., such lawyer justice sf the peace or o,hsr officer reas,nsby hnd fauIt with.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

v@UM WEED REnEDY OR oREoOH RHpu 1A msrte curv n DIR. KENDALL'S DruS sr,,s
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-31

a.asiss' @ :. bk kstDkIt$ M blsS bSsssH s,.!. AND
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
Personal.

JUICE SIMMONS, Of the editorial s.S e
Of the Pamela Star, is visiting the city
Ia the interest Of that popular psp5r. and
will cell on our merchants, who will do
well 10 secure the influence of the Star
in business wey. The judge goes nom
here to Louisville.
WE are glad to see once more "the
Landowner cottol-mau of them ALL"
A. Mitchell Esq in Memphis He is
just from Savannah, and we expect to
see him soon deeply engaged with the
staple, In which his European and
American experience has made him sn
adept Of high grade.
AT the cotton exchange yesterday the
following names OF visitors were regiss
tered: g. c. Boniface and G, johnson,
New York; G.. r. E lis, Henderson,
Kentucky; ], G. Bethel, Louisville; J.
A. Rogers, Brownsville; G. r. Sinh,
Shelby county; 8 81. Snowden and J.
ophafik, New Orleans; II. 81. Bsbo,
Friars Point, Mississippi.
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MENKEN BROTHERS

Lou CHURCH, at IS Monroe street,
begs leave TO inform her numerous
patrons that she Is prepared to rent wigs
and dress hair in latest styles for the
approaching Mardl GrAs carnival. Prices
reduced TO euIt the times.
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That A. F. Dad & Co., stationers and
booksellers, 34l Main street, keep the
latest novelties in stationery, the best
assortment Of Juvenile books, bibles, al
buns, ETC., at the most attractive prices.
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Notice Of stockholders

T1HE annual meeting o the StOc kEoICers-of
4 the Memphis Gas LigIt Goa psny will be
held al the 0incs Of the Company, 4 Madison
street. ,Aeurn s, Tenn, on
WEDS zSDAI, MARCH lsT,
20 elect seven D. s-tOgs 20 serve tn COmpany
tbs ensuing year. Election rtga " a IN. 10
p n. JOSEPH CrAIG. Secretary.
FebTusTy !, ls7e. f0l
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CHEEK LINE,

For VieksnRry ard ali Gay handbags.
The elegant steamer
EAlEnSkss k,,,.sssfh
Mark z, Cheek. .naaStsT--JOe. SpseTs.-....rclerk
Leaves MsHaphis every TUESDAY at s
pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
for New Orleans.
The Illinois makes close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the P2TtsOtt line for points
on Yazoo river, and the &. K. Lee for New Or
leans
For Napoleon, Helena, FFfars Point and
all WAY Landings.
The elegant 81 e9rssT
A. q. sa bite. $50
George HaIone...rnsster Al. CumInlns, clerk
LSaves MONDAYS and THUF SDAYE, g pm
ReIeBa an0 EesSz TGs-S eRkIy Packet.
The elegant and feet side-gheel steamer
Geo. w. Cheek. -
Nat q. Green. master D. P. Dsvis.---..clerk
Will leave every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at 5 pm.
Particular attention paid 70 freight and pas
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 10
GEO. ". CHEEK, supt,
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Com pany,
No, 2os Front street, upstairs,
Ort Z. ". LIGHTBURSE, Agent.
Espl Tk' Front street.
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New Dress Goods

And ladies' walking suite. We open on
Monday, twenty. first instant, line Of
ladies' spring Cos umes; also, novelties
in dress goods. MENKBN BROTHERS.
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LEE LINE.
FOR ASHPORP.
ADHISIsTRATOR, EoTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administrator OF the
n estats OF Hiram iilman. deceased, all
persons IN ebted TO said estate will please call
and settle the EaInei AID al those h7ying
claims against said estate Will present them
70 me- for payment, or they will be barred.
b. ". WILLIAMSON JR., Admir-,
rblTthu No. - Union street,
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Friday, March 10, 1875,

atA,E Z, FrapkIand's store, No. lO7 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, the Books, Accounts, Notes,
etc. Also. the real estate belonging to said
firms estate. to-w1i: Lots Nos IS, 90, % and
81, in W. 8. Flippins subdivision, Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Also, the Sc u and ( II of the BW a OF sec
ton Ia re, n OF L, cor tanning 40 acres,
more or less, Aituaged in scott county, kis-
ais. ippi
Thr schedules, and other evidences o. prop
trty. can be seen At my Office, 40. ~ Asdisol
street. a dsposlt OF 10 per cent. Will 6s Es-
barred al time Of sale.
ibiT taa o. WOoLDRIDGE, Assignee
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.
To John F. StFatt0B, formerly OF Apo
maIt9x &C., Virginia, or his HeirS.

DT decree Of the Circuit Court for tts
ID county Aforesaid, IN the state aforesaid,
IN the suit therein OF White aud VI r. ", John
STRAIT on executors and devlsees, 1 an d.
Tected to ascertain whether the def ndant.
JOnn r. StratJGu has departed O. Il ID 10, aud II
80, who, a. his TeXt OF kin, are entitled 10 re-
csiVs ABOUT SUI. now under the cOutrOl OF
said court In said suit. T. II persons in crested
are hereby uOunet o appear before me, on or
be fore the lJ-h day OF March 1875, ct N 2
oEtge, at Appomstt1X c. H., Virginia, and
m k knOWu their interest IN the estate CT
TIE sid ohm r. StrattOu.
Oh. Il. sat X EFT, COrn'r In Ch'y,
nn NJ
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worth Remembering,

THE cheapest and lest STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at, 246
Aoeona street. TT. WALKER co.
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VIM. SBUTTLBwoRTH, when he gets
through with painting the Clay bni d.
ing, will be prepared TO do any painting
at the lowest figure; 279 Second strI ct,
opposite Appeal office.
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ASSIGNEE SALE.
ASSICNEE'S SALE.

In matter OF Barbour & Simpson, Bankrupts-
In bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tenn.
DY virtue of the authority vested IN me as
ID Assignee OF saic bankrupt estate, Will
sell, at public auction, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

HAVING my expenses reduced, ens-
bles me to sell drinks at fifteen cents, in
accordance with the times.
GEO. W. MILLER,
Cut-Of Saloon
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE great and unrivalsd Str. eT-
i MANY BELL Will IA port kziSssssss5ssSEs
Tuesday, the I'D, viii Leave positively on ntr
Mardi Gras Trip WEDNE DAY, the I'D, at
p m, TO insdre her arrival in New tleans in
time 10 let Gil who take passage on her have
full and ample time TO see all that is TO be
seen on Msrdl Ores day IN the Cree cent City.
EgcursiOni+ts and shippers will bear u mind
tina grand steamer lesyes positively on
Wednesday, the Esd, 81 nm. For tics cts for
the round trip or fteight app : to
j. T. WAGHtNGTOE, Agent. 90 Front r..
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THIEVES. BEWAREI
Vigilance Committee OrgGDi.ed
Against Thieves in GensraI-They
Mean Business.

The police went through an old wei
In rear Of tbs little church on the cor
ner OF Jackson and Sixth streets, Fort
Pickering, and succeeded IN u1earthiDg
q large number Of hides OF cows, goats,
etc, supposed to have teen conceI led
by stock highwaymrT, some of whom
were arrested lss, week. The killing of
stock on the commons has prevailed to
such an extent that the citizens Of the
fourteenth civil district, failing TO fnd
protection against the depredatOrs n
any other way, have organized them-
selves into 8 vigilance committee for
protection, and hsve determined TO
make II hot for anyone caught In the
act. The followir 6 is the copy Of cir
cular Issued by this com mittee, in which
they swear to aid the Off ,ers OF the law
In Kidding their pelghborhood of cow
thieves, chicken-thieves, and all other
thieves:
HEADo'Ks VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
nth DIST, SHELBY Co. TENE.,
February ID, 1873.
To whom Il may concern;
Bs IL known to ell, evil-doeTs that we
have this day organized vigilance COM
mittee, composed of cur best people,
landed together and sworn to protect
their homes and firssides from the cow
thieves, chicken-thleves and all other
thieves that infest our neighborhood.
Bsing satisfied that officers Of the law
are not able to folly protect us, we have
determined to assist them. A detail of
five persons Will be daily msde, whose
duty ia TO patrt their respective beats,
with ords rs to arrest al suspicious char
acters and turn them over to off1csTs of
OF the law. We have borne the Ou.Iages
80 long that patience hss ceased to be 8
virtue with Us. We w3ra the thieves,
one and all, to leave the neighborhOOd
Immediately, and seek an honest call
ing elsewhere, ere Wa meet out to them
punishment outside OF the law. Our
guards will not go as kuklux, but go
open-fsced, with brave hesrts, deter
mined, at whatever cost, to rid our
neishborhood of the thieves. We mean
what we say.
By order chairman
VIGILANCE COHAITTEE.
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LOOK AT THE FIGURES:

Chemises-55c, 65c, 75c, $50, sOc, 81,
81 25, 81 80, ST rs, g.
Drawers-45c, 6Oe, zoe, $50, $50, 81,
81 Is, 81 %, 81 80, 81 IS.
Night dresses-$l, 81 Is, 81 %, 81 so,
81 rs, 81 50 IS, 81 SO, 81 rs.
Skirts-6Oc, csc, zoe, SOC, 81, 81 10,
81 Is, 81 60 81 IS, 81.
Cone. covers-75o, 9Oo, 81, 81 25. 81 so,
81 * 90
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MATCHING and jewelry speciality at
Thsyer'a. Don't throw away that
broken sett,