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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
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WAsmNGToN, Dec. g.--The federation
OF labor unions Of the United States aud
Canada at lts session to-day considered Il
resolution giving the legislative commit
tee Of the federation authority TO manage
all strike and lockouts IN cooperation
with the local organization; 10 levy az.
easements upon the different organila-
tions not 10 exceed 3 cents q week per
member, and limiting the benefit TO be
paid members on strikes to So per week,
Il was finally decided To extend the time
for voting on this measure To March
next In order 20 allow all organizations
an opportunity TO express their senti-
mcnts IN regard TO H.. A resolution proc
viding thai the oight-h0nr resolution 80
into effect May next was brought np,
but,iis consideration was postponed ell
to- mOrrDW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
,,.. K1NsAs CRY IN DIZZINESS.
The Purifying Douse Of ihe Cha werhs
Blown w.

The Purifying nouss Of the Cha works
Blown W.
KASsAs Cry, Mo-, Dec. a--An eSplos-
ion occurred betSeen ! and 2o'clock t',ls
morning Ia the purifying hoaee q the
Runsas CITY gas works, ON tho corner OF
First aud Campbell streets, which dcmol-
lshcd ne purifying house and part Of the
engine house asd shook the buildings Tor
blocks around. Many windows In
the vicinity we're broken. Twenty men
were ut work 81 tho works, but only one,
Julius Slasson, the engineer, WAS seri-
onsly hurt The Gas company estimates
the damage 10 its property az $4,000,
and their loss m revenue until the works
are required viii be heavy The work "
repair win be pushed With the utmcst
vigOf, but Il IL uncertain when II Wiz be
completed. Meanwhile, the city gas sup-
ply viii be cut 80, probably fos six
weeks. There are various theories re-
gardlng the explosion one that Il MOS tbe
work u dynamite--cnused by some DIS.
charged employees. The mattez viii be
thoroughly Investigated. The city coan-
eli viii bold special session this alter
uoon, 10 consider measures for tenn
porgrily lighting the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
RBFUrING TIM RUMORs.
The saints of salt LuI,e Ciiy nepy The
Ail"tod Uprising

AAAt HtAAhin 81 ~Ait Lane tli1 liNNN the
Ail"sod Uprising
SALT LAKE CnN ulAn, Dec. a.-rho
city council, composed Of MornVns, has
been investigating Tor three days rumors
Of an uprising OF Mormons and bodies
of armed men entering the city. After
thoroughly lnquirimg into the fucts, they
adopted resolutions stuight stating that,
whereas, rumors affecting the peace,
reputation and welfare of Salt Iaku
City and It's Inhabitants are prevalent
and circulated abroad 10 theirlnlaiy With
out cause, aud that official notice has
been taken OF such action by the general
military authorities Of the nation, II hns
become oNpedieut that the facts should be
known. AZ such. inrcstigatlpitD tesgoeal
officials Of the territory the military au-
thorities at 1T. Douglas, prominent men,
and citizens generally were inyited 20 give
information. After diligent and searching
inquiry such rumors as had taken definite
form were reiuted, among which are the
following:
l. The rumor that armed men were
In line on the road to the penitentiary
with the supposed purpose OF capturing
the deputy marshal who shot Mormon
This rumor came to the city marshal from
a United States marshal, whoadmitted that
on going over the road he had seen nothing
himself, aud had seen no one who had, TO
justify the reports.
.. The rnmor Of threats TO lynch Col
Inns was rcfuted by the city marshal aud
others, who testified That the crowd was
quiet aud orderly.
3. The rumor that arms and ammuni-
ton were stored In the tithing Office was
ascertained TO be false by visit TO the
premises by Gen. McCook, who expressed
himself satisfied that the rulnor had no
foundation.
4 The rumor that Mormons had
armed and were organizing an outbreak
under the direction Of leaders IN the city
and outer settlements, 10 march nc mo-
munts notice, was reiuted by the testi-
mOny Of 1--WE Mormon npos-
ties, also by John Sharp, Will
liam jennings and Otlrgf Leading
business men, who reported that such n
movement could not exist without their
knowledge
. The rumor OF insecurity 10 life and
property Of non. Moruons was rciutcd by
reliable authority; therefore, It is
Resolved, That reports and rumors that
the condition ol affiirs other than ~ the
most peaceful character prevails here are
false; that at no time heretofore have lives
aud property OF nnn-MOrmOns been mOrr
secure Than at presents that reports 10
the contrary accredited ~ federal officials
oi this territory, circulated for purposes
best known to themselves, and that such
reports, whether circulated by tltpm or
by others, have DETAINED the city and in
jured lis people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

Special 70 tho Gazette.
FoHr SMlgn, ARK, Dee. a During
the nigh wind yesteulaya IRE was started
on MazMId prairie, four niilas from thus
city, which done mach damage 70 fencps,
etc, oa The farms oiJ u Chrnall and w.
II Gardner, eituated near the middle Of
the prairie. GaTdners residence WAS
saved w hard work.
Reports came Iom from Tho Choctaw
coupty taat the range bad boon entirely
buracd over aud stock ognad by parties
who have not pnt up hay an watch 20 feed
this winter innst suffer greatly The
6fss have in mnDy INSTANCES destroyed
hay stacks put up for winter use, aud
farmers hava suffered considerably by
fences being destroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
TnE GAnErrE LIE rnERE.


Boinss ~ tho Distrfei Court cold weathop
Licensed to Marry.
special IN the Gazette.
CiIHuHkE, Xxx, Dee Q In tie DIS.
trict court to-day VIM Hoffman, up Tor
fcuer-utiing, was ncquiuld
State Of Texas W. fletcher, cpntinAed.
State OF Texas vs., X. Is. Cooley, theft
Of hor-e, comes up te-m0rrOw.
Marriage license Was granted TO-DAY 10
~. N Sherod and Mary Mccoy,
Tieman Smiih, pTomiD ent attorney
of this city, vent 70 flillsboro tbs morn
Ing.
Capt J. BToWn Of Algar8o was ~
The city to-day.
Tar GAzETxE was The only morn
ing papor "a Tie city to-day.
II seems when anything ~ mOre than or
binary Importance ocoars they all fan %
get here Except TN G3zETfE and our
people ere beginning 10 iOd out which
pap4f fhey can depend on for an the latest
ness and that - sure 20 come, 30 We arc
gaininz ground every day
The weather has been very cold all
day agd tonight u the coolest Of the sea.
son
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
CAUSg NOT KNOWN.
now the SILVER ana Cola Mines are Pan
lug out.


Special 10 the Gazette.
Tlor SpRiNas, ARK. Dec, 9.--Mr H..
~ Baron, superintendent Of the Central
Continental mines in tlie Ozafk dietrict,
departed to-day for 50. Louis, whore he
will attend q meeting Of the company
owning and operating the mines. From
thence be goes - New YORK for the pur-
pose Of exhibiting ores and Interesting
capital in it, development, carving with
him 5000 pounds u ore from the various
lodcs for aesay. lie claims the oFs -
VERY similar 70 that Of the famous Com
stoea II Nevada, and says 0 recent assay
showed S42 silver and s2a in gold 70 the
ton. The company DO represents owns
about forty -one claims 10 the vicinity ~
Black Springs, aud reccutly located Whist
promises to be rich ledge pi chlofides
and carbon Oh the line between POLK ana
Montgomery counties Ar. baron has
had considerable mining experience IN
Colorado and Arizona and says there u
no question about these ores paying when
they are properly located.
The verdict Of the jury Of Inquest on
the death Of N. II. CroyeDs was that deaih
was caused IRON causes unknown TO the
Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
nc nll..sale s.rand Eeaas.

spcei'l 90 no Nnzotio.
ilousros, Tx, Dee, 1.-The Rfanh
lodge Of Nasons elected oaicers tonight.
Il. Il. COombs, grand natiefi Y Rose,
deputy grand master; Apscn lla.ney,
grand eenior wafdens 4, W hudson,
grand secretary. Ib2ie nFe DOW over
ave hundred delegates present ana very
Important results are aki'ceied ffoin their
work.
Ths Southeast Tcxaa Live Stock Also.
e,ailon s,cctea osilcers to-day g, X Cox.
nlpsiaent; j.. w. Davis, slce-presldenti
Z. AZ. (lnnn, secretary; T. J seliefgast.
treasurer. Attendance DOT being tunai
10 expectation he meeting adjourned AL
January y, 1924,
The business ia the Gf9ld Lodge %
slay was reports Of cownllfees q sfitf
anccs and appeals, eredentlals ana peR
tiona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

pert that the sheriff OF san Saba county
has arrested two men nnswcrina tho
description of shc hlghwaymcn wao IA.
een'lN rubbed the Fredericksburg stage
near Comfort. The supposed rohhor, are
now ''eing held In custody ~ the sheriff
AZ SenSaba until the postoi5Co officials
can heaottied Of theft capture and taisc
proper steps for their prosecution. When
tae rRhhety was pernotrated hast week,
we two men engaged IN it not only took
away We United States metl.hags, but
'iSo robbed the driver and rode on hls
horsNs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
SURELY ISsANE.

8 Mother Holds Her Cbild On fed-ligu
stove utiii Death copieSs
special 10 the Hazstte,
ALnuQUeRQrR, n. hE, Dee. 0.- ~ M
hurnnu mother, Mrs Sarah Beekwilil, liy-
ing at Cerlllos, nnnall coal camp % the
Santa lie road a few miles north q here,
literally roaeted hoflittc one-yeafTald ~.
FAINT 70 death the other day She hel'l "
On d hot Stove. paying no attention fnits
painful cries u exeruclatng nain, until
commissions took place aud 0eath soon
followed, ending The heartleen TRAGEDY,
She was arrested aud taken 20 Tie santa
Re iall. Some afe Impressed sin ms be-.
lief thattbe H0iher rs Insane
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

wAsmN0roN, Dec 9--Tho caucus
committee ol Republicans senators having
ber.hip ~ The committees, bold q meeting
this afternoon H. is nudcrRl10d That a
decision was reached tu tender 20 Sena.
tor Sewell the craftsmanship of the joint
library committee, yncated By Senator
sherman, and TO give Grn. Logan his old
Dlaca ~ ehairman 81 the committee on
military affairs, now held.by Gen, scWell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

WAsnISGroS, Dec, o---1hc bill intro
duceG by senator Jones Of Arkansas 10
secure cheaper Geographic service n that
known as The postal telegraph billOi the
last congress.
Mr. Blanchard OF Louisiana presented
IN the house to-day memorial Of The cot-
ton exchange asking an Investigation Of
the discovery 10 Brazil and Mexico OF a
method tor The prevention Of yellow fever
by inOcculaiiou.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
rrlnoo Ale4andrr All. To- rlme.

CoNsrANrINortE, Dee o. Prince Al.
exauder has tolegNphed the porte that,
knowing nothing OF the proceedings of
the conference ON the Balkan question,
he Is unable ie decide on course ot az.
ton ruSpectiug Bulgaria Room. Elrean az
fairs without having the asslstaneo Of the
views of the national assembly regarding
the NltuatiJn Tic has proposed so defer
"A settlement OF the matter TN February
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
wu lot i,nrne,l Do.

LONDON, Dec, 8 The cabinet viii
meeto on Monday next, The Daily News
says It lcsrHs on high authority that the
government has abandoned the pollcy OF
oouciiNtiug rnrnol, aud will undeavar 60
form coalition with the wings 60 resist
tamcl uuless Mr. Gladstone moves a
vote of want u condolences IN tho goy.
crament the Hsw parliament wlA adjourn
until February
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

Special % Tho 'atPltH'
4 ri PAgO. Tgxs pee D.--Gess harf'scn,
n fsfn,er resident 81 foit Worth, who has
4 Vito acanaintance III TexAa u danger
nnsly M AZ ito piefeon hotel. a Telegram
hag been Sont 70 Fort Worth calling ~
son 10 Ms bodside. The patient does a.
extppsiYe feel estate business " q lselsy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

LoNpnN, Dee y w. Il. Foster, who
has boon M tor some time, has had a re-,
stlyes have been summoned 60 his roh.
donce No lanquay.
Earl Spencer and Earl Roscborry vis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

Whether you prefer the sea-breeze ~
the braclag lnounlain-air ioF your sugl-
mer vacation you should not omit % pro-
vide Yourself with a bottle q AnFDstara
Bltters, which y the Acknowledged stand
ard regulator Of the digestive oTxsns. BE-
eu.e 10 Rct the genuine artlele, mnuufac-
tared BY III, y, q. B. Selgert 4 Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

CoNsrANrlNpplE, Dec. o. The sultan
Informed Herr Won RadoWtg, the Ger-
man ambassador at Horat, That Turkish
troops viii Invade Eastern Room.l1leo
should Pence Alexander oppose the
Turkish commission,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
NIGHTMARES IN mock.

Tho Men waa lIeid Up Tho EredsIioitAllurg
si5<Es Afremed al san saba.
apsolai fefhe Gazette.
SAs AKTOsfo, Tux. Dec. 9,-s- RAseeDr
g9rs WHO arrived here thlc morning RI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

BALTIMORE, Mn, Dec. 9.--At q meet
Ing u the directors " the Baltimore \
Ohl0 Railroad Company to-day hober.
Sarfeit VAS rs .eleetcd pFeeIdgnt ior sAe
eaaNipg year,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

LoNpoN, Dee. . Election returns re-
ceived up to . O'Clock this afternoon
show the election Of aai Liberals, "a
CONSERVATIVES and 81 NatlnnaIlstA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10
WARMING 10 THB WORK.
The Committees Not Likely to Be
Named TIN After the House
Takes Recess,
"A Extraordinary story That silver Is
Contemplated as Security for
Rank Notes.
John hogan 10 Obtain n,s old rositloN ~
Chairman 81 the Committee on Stn.
itary AG6irs.
Notcsl'ro,n The capital.


spccisl 70 the Gazette.
wAslINGruN, Pee. The caucus com.
mlttoe OF tho senate, CHARGED with ar.
mnpments for committee membership,
met to-day, It's Understood that Cen
Scwtll. now chairman OF the military
committee, win be given tive library runl.
mittte, vacated by Sherman, and Logan
VII DO placed 40 the head OF military az.
talre, hi, former position.
Representative HOLMAN Saws nc THINKS
there viii be an attempt ut general taris
revision and that the duty will probably
he taken on sugar II rcduotiou Is
made in the rcvinuc Appropriations
for government service must be ktpi
down 10 q basis Vt strict economy.
u Is thought tho speaker will not an
nouncs committees until after recess
Committees win necessarily be dependent
upon changes In rules, aud II tho mo.
posed reforms are preached az once, prob.
ably the entire term tlll recess will ho ab-
sorhcd before definite conclusion -
reached.
An extraordinary statements, claiming
60 he from best authority, Is exciting at.
tcntion here, II rs said the adniinlstfa-
tiou has sent u financial circular to
prOninent moneyed mon, asking an ex-
precision OF oplniu on the substitution of
silver for the bonds now held by the gOy-
ernmeut as security Tor the circulation of
national banks,
Texas postuille chnngeS New offices
Mccoy, Kaufman county; TOrdllla, AtAs-
eoso county, John g. King postmaster;
Tlmpson, Shelby county, Jas. A. nlankcn-
ship postmaster postoniEc Site changed
at Mabuac, Chambers county, aud office
removed two nllos south.
the Drht of the p,striu, OF Columbia,
The district authorities viii, IL is I'M
dCrst0Od, urge upon congress Ia assume
the outire debt 0t this district, over cyl
900 coo. They WIN argue that the debt
was Incurred by the shepherd hoarl OF
public works, who were appointed 10y
authority OF au act OF congress, notwith-
standing provision IN the law that the
| debt should under no circumstances he
over $4,000 600 This debt was funded
! In bond known ia the mstket as three
sxiy-0vc district Improvement bond Al.
ready hy an net Of congress the general
government Is responsible for the interest
on these bonds, though the district has 10
/ pay onq.half. The plan now Is 30 get the
/ general government 10 assume the prinCi.
/ pal 81 the debt as wet as 40 ganmutCc3iA
interest, Similar efforts have been made
| IN previous congresses, hut without sue
CESS No steps have ever been taken IN
! the direction Of prosecuting the officials
| who incurred the debt Tor their criminal
violation Of the law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

Nrw YORK, Dec. 9.-~Presioent Depe~
\, thr New York Central railroad sala
XII raornIng that The bosrd Of dlrec,ora
'soni a hold 4 meeting t0.moroT 70 Iake
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TIE list Of articles to be sold as
above consists OF Carpets, including
hall and stair carpets, rugs. etc; Win
dow Blinds, Curtain Poles, BLACK
Walnut Extension Table, Rosewood
Centre Table. Ebony Book Shelf.
Black Walnut and other Chairs, in
Guiding folding rockers. White Ash
BEDROOM Set, Spring and Hair Mat
tresses. Blankets, Mirrors. Toilet Set,
Dining Room and Kitchen Ware.
LAMPS; good covered wagon. side
and end springs, and riding saddle.
Nearly all of the above nearly
new. TERMS CASH. Any of the
above at private sale, ii desired.
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kYice 10 "A frien1."

MArpES. April Eth lssi.
Eprrofs AKGrs--irs. With your permission.
would like occupy a little space in y"n valuable
peer to say q few words To person who signs
him or herself friend" who takes the trouble to
dr. d a letter in Billings and Helena postal ear.
on the 5ih inst.
iirs, Pet me say to 80 friend" thai should need
the aiyic. Of a friend. have fliose whom know
To ", such. and who would give me the same If
needed In an honorable md friendly manner aud
vnhli upi sneak behind any "nom dc plume.
whatever, aud really think You have taken 10"
much trouble for ycnr pains. IL you was really "a
friend 10 me You would have signed your name -
could have known whether you are capable of
giving such advice, AID till You 50 90 You must
ne! consider vuu-olf a friend Of mine. don
apnr.l..ni thai az in any serious danger what
ever and NJ this late day don't thlhk inat any
woman tan play nae 80 easily q, You seem I"
icrT. and especially married one, AZ you slate
should il be some young girl If sweet sixteen ~
mis- 81 De otherwise. but a. you state II, II Is en-
tircly ont Of the question.
Honestly, think y"u are an unprineipled ass,
AMI net worthy Of my friendship. or that of any
81 her gentleman or lady, and the ohis way You
people 10 notice you. II by wiltlng abusive
lriirr- aud Withholding your name VIII say
right here "nnce for all. that my assoeia1es are
si.'h a. | not ahame1 20 he with al any time,
" At any mark in the road. which Is more than
you can say you are ashamed OF your own name.
A. 10 this imam aud WIFE playing me ior their
, own .AfN. il pfepo.terous in the extreme. a. !
have nothing for anyone 10 gain, ana II you ha'i
the sense nf five year old hoy YOU would haNt
known lett. than that. ~ IL those Smiles. sol,
talk and broken promises, a. You seem I" lear j.
fhr case. j. entirely unfound.d. ] have seen none
such. aud in fact ] think ana quite Old enough I.
take care % myself. even though some married
woman should 'suile and give soft talk, what
ever that j.. by the way. You must i'e Nl'tim :"
splac, confidence You would not be 50 ianilia
! with these things and hecausc YOU are or have
/ ben an Old fool, You must not Judge your snpe
I rinrs Thereby
Nov. must for this once break the rule. as you
: rr. SO fue with YOUR advice. aud never wan
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g. gy.-5lao booA
Is GA and oritr Number Of Houses IL
Course OF Continuation.

Not a carpenter IDLE.
\ number Of houses already built
and more To follow.
Richard Giles new bakery building Is
approaching conpietion.
Hugh Mclaughlin has just COM
plctcd neat dwelling on upper Mon
tana street.
Robert Franklin is building Il dwell
ing Just of from East Montana street.
Il viii be completed about the first Of
May.
Robcrs Pflendtner has moved his
cisar store forward To the from, Of his
lot on Main street and viii make inn
provcmonjs on the building.
The building formerly attached tn
,hc Iardusky property has been moved
onto Frs In ,trcct and viii b. repaired
for dwelling urpo,cs, hy +. Murray.
Carpenters are busy in ,hc vicinity
Of Maginns min. In addition To the
construction OF "A dwelling ont OF the
boarding house. it i. rnmore! that
another dwelling and an Office building
+ lre t. be erected ut once.
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". III. Watson was IN town Tuesday. /,
lle.came in from tine North Mocca-in
mountain where his saw mill is located.
He now has Il planning mill in operation
and expects to he turning out lumber
OF all Dimensions in few days. Mr..
Watson has logs enough in the yard
and on skids, to run the mill two years.
The machinery for his Big Casino
mill ha. left Billings for its destination
ON big Casino creek. he intends to
attach a shingle and lath mill 10 his Moe
casin property, this spring.
Maiden time ut +. T. Marston's.
Drop in and consult his fine regulator
and screw your turnips up to the cor
rect tick.
Ii you think of buying Il watch. call
and see the fine ones Siar>ton will have
in few days, which will he sold at
States prices.
The Maidenitcs who went 10 the
Springs to attend court, returned ON
Monday, of this week. greatly to the
surprise of everyone. Court was only
in session three days. TheGrand Jury
with the assistance Of the prosecuting
attorney. found no bills Of Indictment;
the Judge, still trembling with fear of
Of the Edmun,on gang, cleaned the
docket with one grand sweep, resolved
himself into divorce count in cham
bers, granted the petition of all appli-
canis. lonncd his armour and skipped
out for Benton, via Helena.
A. NJ. Esler and Frank Martin, while
waiting for Court to convene at the
Springs, tried their hands, or rather
their feet. in fact their whole body, in
the art of roller skating. Martin took
: \ tumble to himself so frequently rs Ia
almost dcmolish one OF Dinsmore's
new suits, while \. VI. had II lar moro
narrowing experience, having scarcely
an inch of the external membranou'
| envelope of the human body left in
tact. lie has gone to Helena for skill
. ful treatment lie thinks II roller rina
superior to Il quartz crushcr as mean
, of looscning up the cuiiclc.
: Gentlemen will please not set thai
timr-pieces by the Gne gold watcl
hanging in fron. al y. /. Dinsmore'
store, rs Mr.. Marston has not got ]
regulated yet.
=. The champioi. 81 the varied ant
! growing interest, OF the northwest. Tia
! 1T. Paul Globe. Is AVA watchful an
vgilaut la their behalf.
= /. De,an5cr returned from his East
>, ern business trip last Saturday even
= ing. While in Chicago he purchase
4 the largest stock he has vet shippe
in.o Maiden, consisting OF 10000 10.
Of the re bet and best goods pro
4, durable. "a large portion nj which
J. now at junction city, awaiting trans
portnlion. For the fret time in Il
5 years. Mr.. y. visited his old home an
e children III Canada. one son is attend
ing the 81 Joseph College, Ottawa Will
e two daughters are nj tive convent OF Tn
e Presentation of Mary, Of iIyacinthe, 8
n Montreal, whore they are making TIA
= most satisfactory progress.
Y y. I. Dn-murr makes -til~ 80 ordc
:. An ,lcganf line ui spring SuItlng'
select from.
i, An elegant line of ribbons. flower
4. baby caps, lact~ and fancy goods vi
he found constantly on hand NJ III
," kdWns.
,e T. gy.-1li0 boJA
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the stakeholder, Of the Maiden keduc-
ton 90. are hereby notified that %
.r,,.ial meeting of Stockholders uf -ai.l
company will occur on Monday. Apri'
a0th. 1853, ~ p. IN. in GroeshecG d
rnland's hail. IN the town OF Maiden.
NJ. 4. All stock should be represented
n business uf Importance viii Ice con
sidered. u. llHaN'~''N, 80.
G.. ". GAEp>rH, Prr-i.
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60 io T. e.. Power * Bro. iewi.town
for the .Ino. Deere Plows. They have
Il full line Of Gilpin Sulkeys. Stirring
and breaking Flows: also liarrows aud
Harrow Teeth. Barbcd Fence Wire.
On ri Shares for Deer Flows, also Blue
Stone for cleaning wheat.