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Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
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| Best quality boots and shoes at Van Wagenens.
 For gents furnishing goods go to Van Wagenens. For choice liquor by the bottle or gallon go to Van Wageneas.
 For blankets and bed comforters go to Van Wagsnenst
 SchuIze is selling boots and shoes at panic prices. Call and examine his stock.
 Cigarettes ofal kinds at Van Wag. eneus,
 If you want good pair of boots or shoes cheap, go to schulze.
 Best brands of fine cut and plug tobacco at Van Wagenens Call for private stock for a good eig- ar at Van Wagenen's
 Butter, eggs and cheese at somer- yille's.
 Taylor 4 Hatch have tue largest and best selected stock of imported liquors to De found in the town, es- pecially prepared for medicinal pur- poses. AIso sole agents for Gila eonns ty of Cyrus Nobles fine whiskies.
 E.F. Kellner ofIers for CASH, Hay. ien's Extra Fauaiiy Eosy By the car load at sl 25; y the ton at s4 4O and hy 1000 pound lot at $4 90 per 100 pounds.
 FOR SALE House and lot former Y occnpiedby Rosencranze and oppo- site tue Old Globe snelter. Inquire of GEo. r, scaolErELp.
 You can buy as the News Depot a box Of paper and envelopes very cheap, TAYLOR < HArcH
 E.F Kellner offers for rent part of bis dwelling house, two comfortable rooms and kitchen unfurnished, or with furnished kitchen and dining room. Apply soon.
 Kelleys Key West cigars q speciality at the News Depot
 The Drew dwelling IS for sale. For particulars apply at the BKLr office.
 For oho,ee groceries and fresh fruit
 Mrs, E. Gill's headquarters
 Fresh ranch eggs at someryille's.
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter tt Mrs, R Gill's
 If you want fancy crackers and fan. ~ biscuits, go to Soneryilles
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
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 The forcihle removal of tho Berger family from the San Xavier reserya. ton, has caused considerable feeling and interest tc bc manifested by the public generally. According to the Tucson Star Agent Roswell G. Wheeler requested the department to relieve him of the unpleasant duty of removing parties from the reservation, but the order was repeated, making it imperative upon him to proceed to tho execution of the same.
 Itappears that aIr Berger and fam x fly were dispossessea of their premises and lands on the reservation, which they claim were owned by Mrs Ser gers forefathers years before the crea- tion of tue Papago reservations The injured family appealed tothecourt for protection, winch resulted luarestrain- ing orde. being issued by the court, directing Agent Wheeler, Sub-Agent Hart and others 10 desist from further interference with the Btrgers. This order was served by Sheriff Paul, who was accompanied by Mrs. Berger The order was read to Hart who, it is claimed, treated it with contempt. Hsrt's refusal to peeognize the man date of tho court was reported by Sheriff Paul, and tho result was an order from the court for Hart's arrest. This Hart also resisted. On Tuesday, however, Hart went voluntarily to Tucson, was taken before tho court and sentenced tc pay a fine of i've hundred dollars and be imprisoned in the county jail for five days. This is the extreme punishment allowed by law, After passing sentence Judge Fitzgerald said to the prisoner, in conclusion;
 'I,want to impress upon you, sir, and upon all your sort, that the officer or citizen who wilfully disregards the process of this Court, it matters not who they are. oc what thsir rank or station ia life may be, wifi receive the condign penalty of the law "
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
LOCAL. 2TEw5.

Lidolph < Co have received returns from 26 tons of Golden Eagle ore which was run through the Miami mill by s, Tidwell. The 26 tons yield ed in gold Sl603,16. This is S6l 66 per ton and is a remarkable result when compared with the battery sam pie which was S62. The Golden Ea- gle is one of the most valuable gold properties in this county s. Klien < Co, will ship the bullion to-day to San Francisco.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
SHOOTING Al THOMAS.

A special dispatch to the BELr from Camp Thomas states that Thomas Pickett was shot by Frank Tarbell, a gambler, in MeMurrens saloon, Sun day night, about 8 o'clock. It seems that both parties were drunk and some words passed between them, when Tarbell drew h,,y pistol and fired st Pickett, the ball tNsabling his arm. A second shot struck one of Ricketts, ribs and passed through his body, causing an ugly wound Tarbell made bis escape.
 A later dispatch says that Pieketts condition is somewhat improved, and the physician m attendance is Of the opinion that he will recover His hand is very badly shattered. Moth ing has been heard Of Tarbsll since he left Sunday night A party is in pur- shit and the chances are he will De captured.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
R0LLER sNATIxG CLUE.

The present arrangements and ca pacity of Stallo's Hall, for roller skat- mig, having proven inadequate for thorough enjoyment of the sport, a plan was evolved and meeting called by Mir. Ed, Lynes, with view offorln- ing club to lease the building and en, large its dimensions. Twenty,six gentlemen assembled in response to the call, and ali eyinced such an interest in the scheme that an organization was easily effected
 An election of officers resulted in the following gentlemen being chosen, President, Alex Trippel; Treasurer and Secretary, Ed Lynes; additional Directors, w T. McNelly, Dr. VIII. Cook, J. W. Ransom, A. L. Walker and J. II Hamill. The meeting then adjourned to Friday at 8 P m.
 At tho second meeting held on Fri day evening, the plan to build an ex- tension to Stallo's Hall was thought impractieable, and a majority of tue members present being in favor of buying a l9t and putting up d build ing, a resolution to that effect was put and carried. A subscription list was then opened and stock to the amount of Sl220 was taken by the members present. It's desired to raise S2O90 aud there will be no difficulty, it is thought, in making up tho balance needed, A lot will be purchased and building commenced at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

For sale at a bargain; one good buggy, one pheton cart, one billiard table, two new Fish freight wagons, one light farm wagon, several frame houses, several second hand sets of harness, large ice chest and refrigera- tor, lot of cheap lumber lot of cheap slab wood, one iron safe, lot of furniture, 6e., oil cooking stoves and 9 tanks of quicksilver F. ? Kellner < Cn
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Ore Aas been discovered on the Coiss ton Tail claim, recently located M. Barnie HarkiRs and Andy McGlelleni near the Miami mill. The ore lies itt solid limestone formation, and from. l2 so l5 assays, it $ said yielded an. average Of sixiy ounces pei- ton. Owi. ing to tte limited amount of work densi on it, asyet # X impossible e dcteIsi mine thu size cf ths ledge Greatly exaggerated reports of tbs ind have bcep cnrrepi asl tlAs tteess iDrseg
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
open I.e.ter te sr y Patrons

The undersigned having sold out his store and merchandise, wishes to close up all accounts connected tliere- with, and parties knoging themselves to De indebted either by note, due bills or open accounts, will please settle with me at once, and ohlige,
 Respectfully Yours,
 n C,yKppy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Arizona & Utah Mining Company
 Newtpn Lode, patented entry
 Nc. IFS, Records of U. s Land costs sls Ainat0r, Frank--lot 2, block 63, town
 of Globe, improved, less lnortr gage of $t75, tax and costs, 8 Biggleben, Hrank--i0t Q block 8S,
 lawn Of Globe, vacant tax and
 casts, B. Baldwin, Martha mortgage on
 Pioneer minein Pioneer district,
 tax at,d costs, kg3 Cox B, P.--house on Pinal creek,
 about four miles n0rtheriy from
 (ilobe, tax and e0sts, 4i EashVt, Fs--let $. block e9, t0wn Of Globe, improved, tAx and costs I7 cai'ri0M. U.S-iOt of land and cabin
 adjoining the Gentennial mill on
 the north and fronting on the
 c0aiity road, tax and coats I,arclt, h M. slpts z and l4. block 35
 town of tlGlje, with Improve
 inaIts less mortgage of siD0, tax
 8nd costs, &9 Clark, sIrs. C. M.--l0t ], block T',
 town Of Gsloltc, Improved, tax and
 costs fe Cliapel, Geo. A. illertgage on tlie
 Gem nsill site and hoarsling lt9ust
 known as tic LinStEHin b0assiing
 b0ilse, tax and costs, i3 Chapel, Neliie lt9rtgage ca the
 Maple Grove rancib FIX and costs Denhart Chas. fidfS Sgnge tsil Y iii-
 tefest of iet 6, blcrk sz svsgIl ~
 Gs0bH improved, tax and c1sts, Euf8n, I0bN Eis.~l0t l. hlueB gSs iot
 l,idel 9H. iot5 hlseH 7ss tewii of ssi8ae ilapgpyisd fstE aud i'fsst Aet
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
The School Fund has been appor toned and disbursed as follows:
TotaI .9.87s sl9,68a 60

The Phmnix Gazette saysi Hon. R. U. Long, superintendent of public in- struction, is now in this City having arrived Thursday ~ Tucson, on. Monday last the took the oath Of office and assumed charge of tue records of his predecessor We predict that NJ. Long gs!l make tho best superintend- ent of public instruction Arizona bas eyerhad, and we do not say this in disparagement Of Dis very worthy predecessors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Roller skating seems to be as catch Ting as the measles. It is one of the flew amusements which is enjoyable for spectators as well as for partici- pants. The capacity of Stallo's Hall is taxed day and night by patrons of ithe sport.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The Miami mill is running on tail ings and will continue until the Fame ore is on the ground ready to run through. There will be milled proba- ply, 40 tons of blgh grade ore from the Fame mine and the run will begin early next week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
POST OFFICE TINE TABLE.

oaes open on wsek days, from 7;So a. m. until ls lA and D. m untii 7;Sop,m. sundays--F FrOm 7;Go until a, ,m, Sa An mall soses at l2 m.
 WE, SPENCE, Postmaster.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
Notice of Forfeiture.

fSsO VIM. THOMAS llR ANY PERSON
 k heidins title fioIli iilIfs. tlie undersigned a aco-nwneni in the Maizallita ibitse sstsIated and being lm the Territory of Arizona. County 0f 3ila assd Gl0lie District having done asid performed the annual work on said mine as asreqsit7ei hy law for tho year ISsA This, shcrefore, is to notify ypa that if yeit d0 Iisat pay your full propcgtion q eest Of said work lagefhel V ith cost 0f tlils advertisement svisllin Hlrets days after the first publication 0t this notice, yoag Interest fsi sald mine as ce-awiier will iittefl cease a1a bee9me tie property of sitb anief- stsned 9g operation ~ laW.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

j. c. Ramsdell has rented the res taurant of the Pascoe House and will take possession tomorrow. The lessee having had large experience in hotel keeping, guests are assured that their wants will be supplied Board S8 per week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Parties desiring wood, hay, grair, poultry or fresh ranch eggs, will please leave orders at my residence on Oak street or address c. 4. Chapel through the post office, Also furnish ed rooms to let on Oak street, just above the Sheriff's office
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

A. G Pendleton, in compliance with telegram from Col Eddy, to report at Flagstaff, on the 7th prox., left to. day via Green Valley, He has also had his surveying instruments ex- pressed to the same point.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

It is reported that good ore has been struck in the Centennial, but owing to the absence of Superintendent Spence, at Benson, we are unable to learn the narticnIars.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

A strike of rich ore is reported to have been made in the Albert Lea mine, situate about two miles east of Glohe, near the Mccormack and owned by W. B. Breckon, Development work done on the claim consists of tunnel 20 feet in length. Work will be continued as long as the ore main tains its present high grade.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Remember the services at the Meth- odist Church, Sunday evening. Sab iect nf the sermon; Gods Offer, and Mans Choice of Life and Good or Death and Evil"
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Late adyices from New York state that copper was frmer and higher, Lake ingot was quoted at III to 11b and other brands l0l to l0a Chili bars have likewise advanced slightly and were quoted Ut f49
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Gila county is chiefly noted for her deposits of rich copper orc, but the many silver strikes which have been made recently coRfrm the opin- ion of experts that we have large and valuable silver leads, which only need to be developed to make this on3 of the greatest silver producing sections of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Tie Stocknlan says: The number of teams tint have loaded for Globe during the week has giyeg Wilcox something Ike its old time allpearanee of prosperity
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The wife and two children of Dr. C. W. Scott arrived last Saturday from Santa Fe, N. NJ. The family will probably make Globe their home in tho future.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Parties having thoroughbred ponI- try, Plymouth Rocks or Legborns ior sale, will please address C A, Chapel, Globe, A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The appointment of Haywood of Coehise county, to the ehairmanship of the committee on counties and county boundaries is considered ' point scored against tue formation of the proposed county of Sierra Bonita. Advocates of the new county, howeY- CT, claim that they have majority of tho committee.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Tie Tucson Star nays, "Arizona is not ready for county courts. Tax payers generally stly tue same thing.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

If you think os yenturing on the treacherous roller skate and are ineg- perianced, you had better take the precaution to pad tbe bosom of your pants.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

The Prescott Miner says: It is re- ported that during heated argument last night, over the organization of the house, reyolvers were drawn by two of tue members, and bIoodshed was only prevented bi the interIer. ence of friends,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Assesstnent work on the Centennial Mine. No. ] ior the year lsst has. been fuf performed by G M Wil,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
Situation Wanted.

X willow lady with one child. wishes a "A situation as housekeepkr. geIei al sesIu- stress, or ciambermnid. Apply st lis office. ian 28d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Walter McKean, of Phmnix, who has many aeqaaintanees here, recent " killed female deer with pair of horns four inches in length and per fectly straight. The Gazette says, 1t is rarely that sueh freaks are eh. countered among the deer family
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

A bill has been introduced in the legislature to make county recorders ex-osIicio clerks of the dissfict courts,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Tho Silver King mine prsliuced iu iEls year lsai bullion g.sluea at s0l
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

Joe Eh0mpsQn ls preIafing 55 burn a largs kiln Of lime fm ihe oId Dom;n.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE IN Globe Mercantile Co, or wh0 it nay concern, that the unders ghed has psr- formed the annual assesSlnsat work Ger tho year 1sSs, on the Centennial Mine 10. 2. in Globe Mining District, Gila County, AgEo- ma Territory, and you, the said Company. are hereby notified that unless you pay your proportion of the same, to-wit. S2s. within ninety days from ihe date of the said mine will be forfeited tp the under signed, according to law; aAd ysa Will also bc required to pay for this advertisement, and all accrued and aecrue3nR costs
 A. A MCDOWELL.
 Globe, A. T., Jan. 2i. 1885 sod
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-31

New Advertisements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

The news OF tho wreck wns A., ,,,,...,
~ thls city by mention N H. incsi
Columns yesterday. and painrniiv ~
people wcre greatly Concerned ~ ~, ~.
facts, aud all the facts. for a nun'nar -,
persons who make their hon5sa bsre go, ~
W. aho IRAN. All day long people were
h"iut 70 tnr depot to make Inquiry,
nuuloerS nl kilograms were sent and In
s..'if WY ueep concern wes manifested.
y. ~ O'Clock tho delayed oast-bound
isAas = Pacific arrived, when NJ lcas, 500
psteons were at the depot to learn the dc.
u,is OF the wreck and 10 ascertain
whether their friends were injured or
ellied There were many also who az.
peeled 70 SEQ nnumhcr 0f the wounded
brought here for treatment az the Mls.
sour Pacific hospital, As rapidly as II
you'd be told the anxious listeners heard
the truth, aud were indeed rj6lccd 10
KNOW that the loved ones were snfe. On
lhlH train was Mr.. j. T.. f.oomls, d gentle.
man VINO travels for Il. I. Allle. Mllwnu.
kee, dealers In Touring min machinery
cue, Mr.. l,oomis makes his hehdnuarters
at Dallns The gentleman was taken 10
the PlclSwlck whore he had the best of
attention. Last nlghi ut ) O'Clock a rc.
porter OF Tux GALErrT called on MIR
Loomls aud asked him for statement
~ regard 70 the wreck Tho gentleman
was suffering somewhat from his lniu.
rleNY which consist iu dlslocatlon of tbc
LETT shoulder, q brnlsod foot ana a severe
confusion on the side OF bis head. 81
really Know nothing nbout the wreck, ~
SAID Mr.. LOOMS ~ iclt the chr iulnp
tne track aud knew no more for three or
Tour hours. ! wns unconscious for that
length OF time, and when ! came 10 was
t0ld there had been wreck. There wns
q gentleman from New York who sat he.
hlnd me, but don't know what became
OF him." MIR, LOOMS fiirther said he had
no family. While badly bruised, the gem
tcman * not dangerously or fatally IT,
ilrod
Mr.. Horton, the second comet player
OF Meme Bros bnud, was bruised con.
sldeAhly and IL the second man on the
llst Of the Injured AZ far Hs severity Is
MIR. john IldwAss, the matchmaker and
laweler, was on tholran, but was only
SLIGHTLY scratched
II was rumorcd htrc last night that h
little girl, six years old, had sustained n
fracture OF the skull and had died ut Colo.
RADIO City, but this was denied most posi-.
lively by those who would have known II
such had been this case.
From what passengers aud others
who saw the wreck my, Il is truly
marvellous that scores Of the passengers
were not killed Al n well that ends
well, and 1t is certainly a subject of con.
graduation that the wreck was produc-
tive Of 50 slight damage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
BLEEDING BEXAR.
A Long list OF Dcadbents Able to Care
for Themselves Drawing a Month.
~ stipend.
4 wrii"to.do Farmer aud n bouncing Wild
ow Cut oG by the County Judge From
Further iiounty.
spcolaI to lhc annetlo.

NVNNlNi 70 thV hhNHllNs
SAN ANroNio, Tx, Dec There
are lifty-siX persons on the pauper list Of
this county who are drawing allowances.
u has been an open secret that some Of
tho parties supposed TO be panpers aud
deserving OF assistance are persons OF
means amply sufficient TO take care Of
themselves and families. That SUPPOSE
tiOn led 70 the enactment OF resolution
at the last session ui the county com
mlssloncrs' court not TO pay any more
pauper allowances until they came In
person, or, II too NJ 10 come, they should
send n member OF the family 10 DC cate
chlscd In reference 10 their claims, Yes
terday morning nyoung man who had pur-
chased from County Judge Wur2bach
100 acres OF land, his father
paying the Judge $500 per acre
for the land, The judge being the
agent OF the original owner, called on The
Judge aud stated that he wanted 10 pnr-
chnbe from the same party q tract Of
eighty. seven acres which Hdiolncd II aud
that he had the cash 10 pny for II NJ the
rate OF 50 per acre. His father wanted
to extend aud improve His farm Judge
Wufzbach replied That he could not sell
the land until he received Instructions
from the owner aud had not heard from
him latoly ON tho subject AS the young
man turned TO 70 he said "By-thc-hy,
Judge, | want 90 draw the pauper allow
ncc for my father
Judge Wuflbacli, who was ostonlshed,
rcpliedi "Why, your father X no pnu-
per! You have bought one hundred
acres o! land Tor him ana paid the money
lor Il, and now you want ~ buy eighty
seven acres more for him aud any he hne
the money TO pay iorit and understand
that he has wcll-improycd iarmb'
The Young man replied, "but, Judge,
father Is sick and told me TO draw lie
has been getting II before"
Judge Wurzbuch repiicd "Woll, u ne
has I'll sec that be doesn't get II any
longor.n
Shortly after pretty aud wclltdressed
Young widow with two children, botl
neatly dressed, called ana asked 70 be paid
her allowance ~ paupcr when the Judge
said, nYou are young aud strong nuu
know you are able 20 work and support
yourself aud children"
The county only supports people VINO
are unable 90 support themselves ana
have no one 20 support them. TINS docs
not lncludc about iilty inmatee OF INC
county poOr.honse,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Miss Oflne, 10 addressing lle young
women students 81 ihc London school q
oFpecslly urged them ~ I'M
terest themselves ~ the topics q tbp
day.u nut there IL 90 immediate danger
OF politics suporAeding dress W dairy
topic with The girls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

John G. Emo, who IL IN Windsor, Can,
Is described NJ the Detroit Tribune ~
coming ~ the ferry aud lacking across 70
the American shore With wialful eyes
that bore the appearance of weeping, llo
II o tall, stout man, with a hplyy mus
lachc aud black hnlf tlngod With gray.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Fort Worth & Denver
CITY Railway company will be held at We
ofllce Of the comp8Dy, ~ Fort WORTH
ror., on Tuesday, December Z, 1850, al
10 O'Clock am. The transfer books wlll
rloao on tlic Goth day Of Novomberi at
MINI. M, and wiz reopen on the 9lh
day Of December, 80 10 am,
WIN. A, Ross, Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Fnkes 4 60. have determined that 40
order for fne parior salts shall pi heess-
slty 20 % 81. Louis or chicago " Y.
flied. Their st0ch DOW embraces s0ins y
lIe huest goods ever brought 70 ieNus,
ana thoy undertake 10 please l'e most
faatldioug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Two celebrated Americas brantioh,
Miss Chamberlain and Miss Wlnslow,
have been spending tho antnmn at lloDi
b0ufR, whore they arc said "a have fonnd
rivals iu Tho pefsons IT four young Sis
iers named Walker, also Americans and
alnn bNnullpn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Atuo dine aimee they began business
have Fakes & co. been able 70 ohef 81
handsome line OF Office goods ~ thgy w.
now carving in stock Revolving rualisi
decks aud bookcases, with tbe m ,,.,l
improvements, are offered aslonlshlnsy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
& BARR
WHY NOT! WHY NOT | PAY CASH !

Mama, do you hear that
door belI7"
"Yes, and know all the
goods in that $500 account
could have been bought for
$1,000 a TAYLOR & BARR'S.
Why not pay cash ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Dress Goods.
DoubIe-Width Dress Goods.

Union Cashmere, AN tho now DARK
6hadrs. Thirty HiN inch a ESQ
kuNlhh Cashmere, new fall shades.
forty -four inch 49,, ao ,o1 1uc
ffehch uhehmafoa, staple cOluFe forty
inch ... t.,. 49,. ... 40 10 100
French Cashmere, street ana evening
ahsdra, forty Inch a.. a. 49,. "a 70 100
Cashmere noilnigo, mixed grays and
brown, forty twp ineh. e. ~ 60 lot
Cope boiE, miHud nfaya and brown,
forty four .inch 500 aa Toe to lghp
Fonch Arnufo, brd'a.eye effects,
forty four inch n, tA. 8, 7Ar
Amazon Cloth, fashionable shaupa
forty. ak inch m t 49,. i2hu
nonolO rhecka and stripes, lato nov.
city, forty four inch ia. 1880
Homo apun ftlnote, all coore, forty
four inch .... 400. ,i.4 80. ~ to pnr
French 'rrlcota, complete linn OF col
ore, atty HiN inch ,l ,t,. 100 and 1, SOC
flRnel sultlngh, tuilllne efletc ahadnu,
forty inch ~, ,t t3 T.. noe
Flannel cuttings, dark nhadoe, atty
ak ,ineht4. ,4tt tt as .t, Toe
Wool Diagonal Sutlnga f0r tailor.
mado suits, atty inch, ,,. 100 and iQ6o
Plain Flnnnula, iurty inch Dt. $500 iAo
Flannel sackipg, plalds, nftyslN
inch ,., p.t ,.t l.O0And / $40