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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
EMANCIPATION DAY.
The ooiored People obasrse tho ION OF
June.
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AT CoRsicANA.
special 20 The Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, Tx, June 10 Emanci-
patton day was celebrated here by tho
colored people TO greater extent than
ever before, Fully 5000 visitors were
In attendance from che surrounding ooun-
try and towns In TIE proc sion, ioats
representing the advance II the negro
from slavery TO bis prcsent status were
gotten up with living representations
which were very effectiyo. During the
day u little boy named william j Merritt
was run over by carriage coming from
the grounds, ininrlng him 80 that be died
Ia fifteen minutes. George Kesslngtr, the
driver, Is In jail. The celebration was cut
short by the seyercst wind and hail storm
experienced hero for two years, Many
roofs, cornices aud awnings were blown
down, and II Is feared that TIE Wind has
seriously Injured the corn crop.
AT waco,
special to tho Gazette.
! Waco, Tx June i0--rhe colorod
people OF this city and county celebrated
taeir emancipation anniversary to-day
with much oelat, there being thousands
| of them engaged In the demonstration
| They ushercd IN the day with anvil tlring
had a big procession at II y, M, and
speaking aud picnlc later, The pro
cession WAS very credltehle aud tho llaN
passed without any casualties
AZ SHERMAN
Special TO Tho oafctte.
SHERMAN, TEx,, June ia--Tho colore,
! citizepH Of sherman assembled IN largl
/ numbers In a shady grove ON GrAy'a hi
/ 20 celebrate the most memorable day II
their history. They seemed to enjoy th
picnic thoroughly Ia their own pecnlia
ioshlon, and behaved throughout with m
greatest deeoSum.
ArrANLoR,
special TO tho Gazette,
! TaYhoB, Tx, Juuo ~. The heaatiiu
] groves ON the Mustang Just opposite tow
were made unusually shady to-day by th
vast and dusky assembAge colahIatin
the 18th under the 9rcon aud ipyltln
0oughs
AT LoNGyRw
Special TO tho Gazette,
LoNaviEw, Tx, June la.-Thh col
ored peupln from miles around longgi0l
congregatcd at Mobhefly's grove thl
morning aud spent the day Ia cclebrauu
the nineteenth Anniversary Of ihei
; emancipation. a number Of do
! speeches were made, intersporsed Wi
good Staging ana an excellent ooklu
dinner llilerlty and enjoyment wcr
used 10 the uticrmost, ard The day pesse
peacefully and plJasantly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
CONGREssIONAL.
President Clsysland Points ont Certain De'
fscis ln the shipping Biii.
THE HOUSE


wAsHINGTOs, juno l9,-~The speaker
laid before the house message from the
president announcing the approval ~ The
shipping bill but pointing out a defect
which nc discovered 70 exist.
His message Is 81 follows Upon
examination Of the bill originating IN
the house 81 representatives, No. gs5,
entitled an act 70 abolish certain fees for
Official services % American vessels and
amend lava relating 20 shipping coRmis-
siOneis, feamen and owners 81 vessels,
aud for other purpose, find that there
Is such failure 70 adjnst TIE exiftlng
laws 10 Tie new departure prOppefd nv
the BIZ az ~ greatly eDdanger the public
service n this Bill s. H0t amended or
atleast supplemented ~ additional icgisla-
tiOn. The fees which are ot present col
lected from vessels for the service per.
formed BY the bugeau ol inspection which
Ne made up u funds from certain ex-
penses appertaining 70 thet bureau are BY
the proposed bill abolished, but no pro-
yision has been substituted directing that
such expenses eaaii b. paid from the
public treasury or any Other source.
the objects Of the bin ore 10
The main useful and important 20
that have concluded 10 Kpprpgc the
same upon the assurance Of those ActiYeiy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
HERES YOUR CHANCE,
The Civi-Servlce Commission Coming
to Fort Worth TO Hold Exami-
nations Of Texans,
Mr.. Dement, Of Utah Being Investigated
and the Newspaper Men are
Called On to Testify.
Loophoie to Provide EieEant
Viilas FOR omcsrs.


wAsuNGroN, June ie,--Thc ciyil.
service commission win hold eyamiua.
lions OF applicants for department service
In Washington 4 Fort Worth, Tex /,
Thursday, July &; Austin, Tex, Satnr-
day, July 10, Houston, Tex, Tuesday,
July "a, 1856, beginning at O'Clock 4. M.
Every resident OF Texas having an sp-
plication on fllc with the commission will
be notified by mah Of the examination
he may attend, and any citizen Of tina,
state seeing this notice, who desires 10
be examined for any position OF depart
mental service at Washington should al
once write % tho ciyil-serrico commits
sion al Washington. ID. O., stating "a,
kind of examination desired, sud he vii
be furnished with appropriate application
blanks, with full Instructions for It's Us,
and notice OF time aud place when an,
where he may be examined
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

y Lapls, NO juno \, 'yepstst sl'sl IsseA

81 Lnpis, Mo juno -swOuthef pnai eark
good, attendance worry large
iirt rAco~ono and % thf 4i
starters. Logan Goldgoa AKA apiic
BoHz. Revoke, Lrn0n, MAiyt ~ Wta
halt lengihi Revoke, ncnhi H1ii
th'rd, Time, iaN8,
-cnoBu fhen. ono and OH ~
starters kalooteh, Estfulia, tit6 1lt, !. ~
cOa AHA ~. Kalonssh VOC q tt
Nicola second, longfh aud 49, IL n. "A
Adn D., third, Timo los.
Third race, ono eighth milo--HtNftefHi ko0..
ffcemaD, Ola " buchhnan paflel eho,
Nrimaldi Non aatartorat N0iHnte, EaiDf aud
May Lady. Hrimadi wen nandlly BY han
lenRih Flora !, eoeondi buchanan, h oipaH
ihifd. Time, iih14.
Fourth lnco, two and Rqunrtcr milee start
crs koo, Modcaty, Editors, Iusy " onlfiaIt-
ere, Clay, Fat, Lnoy y. won oheliy Nv i've
lcngths Modenty, eenond; Editor, thiid, Ten
icuRthh on. flnH, tni,
fifth rare, stoeplo chAue, fun course iari
crei Hoo foAhound 1'asDlanhot, BnrocR,
kuHhbr0nk, lfOurlnp, Auraiian, Afeoiia, Mystic,
Hare, Crtyn. AscOlia won " half ltng,h,
hushblook second, foxbouud o nooT third
Timn, 3ipf
This Unda the meeting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
ConRr on AppEALs.
orders Made at ths Austin sitting YsSter.
day.

day.
Special 20 tho Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, June io-In the court
Of appeals to-day the following orders
were made Affirmed, william Young Va.
the State, from Goliad coun,yi Archie
Lot vs. the State, from Victoria county
Ben Boom VA. the state, from Camp
county; Thomas Corlez vs.. the State,
from Golisd county.
Reversed and romandrd NJ. Shnbort
W. The State, from Travis county, 4.
Esner Va. the State, from Travis
county Glen Pierce vs. the State,
from Grayson county, w. Q. Vaughn
vs.. the State, from Cofyell
county; Thomas Gather w. the State,
from Falls eountyl Mark llarweIl W. the
State, from Falls cOnnlyi r Bufney vs.,
the State, from McieEnan county.
Appeal 6ismlssedl u =. Davis Va. the
State, from RunnclH county.
Rehearlng oycrruledi Elliott Doley vs..
the State, from Bexar county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

AfnWArRFf, MIS- Jane MA aenestioh
Wa cycstod IN court ifcies 10 dAY b. the sad
den aud Nnoxpeeed tom Ia pnmtsf u con-
fpiracy cnect glowing oht ~ ne fereai lahcF
rloia AZ ffe OprhinF Of tho mnnEipai court
Nliedfew motion ioy e0aiin3 naa M snana
Der ~ casts, nnd fhen ie(i iio 10uIf f4tu. ~
no fhfercc hlituet Aitrna9 Nlllauf 11s
peglinH lfieh ailfh the c7scd, aHo fcll4fr
dcfcnlaNlq mr. fbtif crunkli urpeefipai thr
Judge acriaftt fni M iij41fc1 caaeqg ktpnn'
Ing 20 tlo.rD fefitllcd. Nrfply feipIhef soon
lfieruard Hnd eidenfpred " baFp f'lA judge
The moite9 WI. ~ Argued Iffihff this atteft
n8Gn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

II you have ladies With children o. IN
yallds you wish 70 send 70 sumrner re-
sorts 10 kentucky, Virginia OF Tennessee,
see that they can start on evening 81 june
~, thereby having a sleeper lr5m Tex.
afkana 10 Mempnis via Little Rock Wits
out any change az Little Rock, Notify AZ
once II yoa can 20 Special escort pro.
yidcd. A. J.. Smrn,
Passenger Agent N L. 3 Railway,
Dalla6, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
New.narer NIsn Mltne..er.

WASHINGTON, June IT, Several news
paper correspondents wore examined
under oath this morning by the senate
committee on public lands IN respect 20
their interviews with Il. G.. Dement,, SUR
vcyor-generdl ot Utah, wbeae nomination
Is pondiug before the committee. Tho
interviews contained, with other things,
charges that the Mormons had q lobby IN
Washington spending money 10 influence
legislation by congress, That certain
senator had been Influenced IN
his action upon public meas
urc by the payment OF largo sum OF
money The material sensational
feature OF the interview was denied by
Mr.. Dement, at an examination made by
the committee last February, but the
newspaper men told the committee that
the uitHrancos imputed 10 Mr., Dement,
were actually nude by him 40 this cx-
amlpation the witnosa was not placed
upon oath, bat since tho present inquiry
has begun by order Of the senate Mr.
Dement, has sent a sworn statement q
the committee rciteratlng his denial
The newspapers this morning reported
their statements and gave additional
corroboratiye information, They gave IA,
names 81 several other gentlemen q
/ whom Mr.. Demunt, II is said, has made
! bis sensational statement, some Of
whom will DO subpuDacd by tho com
| mtttep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
VOL. XII NO. 325.
THE RAILROADS.


tUrVlHI @ tie U8Ttllo
DsNIsoN, Tx June ~ Inloflantioa
from very reliable source has inH been
received that a corps Of surveyors win
be put In The deld Immediately 10 survey
= line for q railroad from Denlson ID an
cass.southeasterl direction, through by
way Of Bonham, Iadonia and Coorer TO
Wiushoro, point on the Jefferson Mar
row.Gauge railway. Tho Missouri Pa,
eide Hallway company needs this roed
and are going 70 hayeit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

WASHINGTON, June l0,--Mr. Archibald
Forbes OF England and Miss Lula Meign,
daughter OF Gen. M. G. Meigs, U s. A.,
were married az II o'olocs this morning
az 81. JOINTS church IN the presence 81 o
fashionable gathering. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Forbes left Washington to-day Tor Now
York and viii sail at once for England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
OalneNvIlIe midget.

special 70 the Gazette,
GAISEsvItrr, Tfxa June lg.--A mect-
ing of citizens was held &C the Meschants'
exchange Tonight 20 consider the cxton-
sion OF tho Missouri Pacific west Hon.
A, X, Swan o. Henrietta and II. A. Lewis
OF Harold were present. Tho right Of
way through Cooke county having cost
about $40, 600 more than was anticipated,
the city council met and passed AZ prar
nance donating that amount TO the Atchi-
son, Topeka s Santa Fe for the tight Ok
way. This was done at tho solicitation
OF many citizens, and Is generally ap-
prnved
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

DUBLIN, June l9.--Jnstin Mccarthy,
homo-rule member Of parliament Tor
North Longford, will again contest the
city Of LondOnderIyin the coming eltc-
tioD. In the last election Mccarthy, who
also ran 10 Londonderry, was beaten by
the Tory candidate only 80 votes IN d 70.
tai Of 1913. he believes be ean carry the
aistrlet ihlA time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

81 Lcuis. $40, jane lo.-st. loDp, klein.
cinnatl, 7.
rMLhDrLrniA, pA., Jane 49, Aihlpsie, q.
baltimore, 2.
NNw loln, juno ie-New York; waah.
ingtOn, 3.
fiTtsnmc. Pa, June In.-lritsbure. 81
Louisville. 3.
CHICAGO, III juno ia,,- Chicago, 3 Detroit, r.
Kansas CRY, Mo-, June i1-si i,onis, I (
kAnHaN city, J.
srAIes isfASD. june -Motropcihaus.
srooAtVn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

BiRMls CHAN, June lg,--Joseph Cham,
berialn denies absolutely that DO lnnu-
cncsd the rejection Of The Droadharst
labor union member u the present par.
lament as oaDdldbte for his present
constituency ior Bordesley division Of
BlrmlnshAIn 81 The cunning election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

Special 10 the Gazette.

epeclhi 10 the bhlctiFs
WEAruRRFoRp, TEX, June l9.-llon.
r. NJ. Guthrie OF Jack county, who is q
'csndidate for state senator from this dis
trict, spoke 10 very small audience at
the operG.house in this city at ! o'clock
this afternoon, after which Col, X. W.
shannon of this city and candidate for
commissioner Of the land Office, made a
short talk, after considerable solicitation,
in which he stated that he was partisan
and his name would go before the Demo
cratic state convention. He urged the
organization of the Democratic party In
this county. lie said he knew there were
those who were working secretly against
the Democratic party who would say
there was no use In organization. He
urged the Democrats to act in the prem
ises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
Tic I1rsnoh firm.

PANS, June igtFrench newspapers
urge the government 10 maintain ne oc-
enpaiion Of the New Hebyides island. Il
Is reported that negotiations have already
been begun between England aud France
for revision Of existing conventions be-
tween The two powers respecting the
New IeIridee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

COrfs epondcnce OF the Gazette,
VERNON, Tx, June IS. The Fort
Worth \ Denver City railroad grading
outfit art At work within few miles q
Vernon, and ere long our people can
boast ~ d railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

WAsHIsGTos, June 10 --it j. expected
that call for the redemption Of 81 900,
600 per cent. bonds VIII be Issued early
next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

CONF ANY.

Ans the each stock Of goods
could sell hem prices made throughout
y conpetion everything from the ma.
~ complete paao bought from us cheaper than
,uv other ~ the state
4, week will only quote prcesin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
COMMITTEE MEETN0 Al PARIS.
sneninl 10 the Gazette.

Hptclhl 10 lilc NhActtcs
PARIS, TEX, June l9.-At ] O'Clock
this afternoon the county executive DEM
ocratic committee met pursuant 10 call
I'm sheriff's office at the courthouse. a
motion was made by b. II. Denton that
Saturday July 8, be set for the precinct
conventions 10 be held all over the
county 70 elect delegates 10 meet In the
county convention on Thursday, July 49,,
The motion was carried. II was resolved
that the basis OF representation be on the
number OF Democratic votes cast Tor
John Ireland In the last gubernatorial
election, and that one vote from each
fifty votes should constitute a representa-
tive Of the county convention. X. q.
Cloud OF Maxey, J, w. Hardlson OF Bios
so.n Prairie, and Philip Miles
of Mound Prairie offered their resigna-
tlons; Tom Nixon, w. Il. Moore ard
w. r. Hunter we're appointed 10 Ill the
vacancies. The total number OF votes
cast in 1854 for governor was 1884, and
the number of Delegates was Hixty-eight,
As usual each precinct has q right TO IN
struct its delegates on any and all ques-
tons. A few other minor things came be-
/ fore the committee and were disposed OF
when the committee adjourned sine die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

Special to the Gazette.

I
ARLINGTON, TEX, June ia joint
discussion OF the political issues Of the
day was had at the school-house In
this city this evening by Mr. Robert ID.
Wear and Mayor Broiles OF Fort Worth,
! Mr.. Wear representing the organized
Democracy and Mayor Broiles speaking
for the Knights OF Labor and Farmers
alliance. In very eloquent and we'll
timed address Mr. Wear oulogized and
defended the Democratic party In the adj
ministration OF local, state and national
affairs, aud challenged any man 10 sub.
stantiate any charge OF corruption against
IL. His address was well received by the
large audience which had assembled, and
IL, no doubt, resulted In good TO the
great party which he represents. HC
urged upon the people the necessity Of
attending the primary conventions and
said that all voters who would agree e
Gbideb by It's decisions would be entitled
to take part Units deliberations.
Mayor Brolles commended that the peo
pie had not received justice at the hands
Of tatir representatives., and said that tn,
Smodern or so.ca led Democratic party
Gid mol know the first principles Of Jeffer
sonian Democracy. He said For
Worth banker had told him that they
could buy votes enough from the negr0ei
and poor white people to defeat "Th'
Peoples Ticket aud made severe re
: marks concerning the Democratic paper
Of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
ParasOl Department,
,ek We VIII only quote prices in our

you study give price
e goods obtain
speciales offer will be hand this
#noulng Saturday night
nhrIc paraso ribs inches, finished handles
the handle finished
"a CSC
#mbrc paaos silver
highly
N No other in the show bargain
cardinal
paraso highly polished handle and mounted with silver
4 week
he paasos, of brocaded blanne, with inch lace $780,
passo all colors and black frame weeks
#wilb 81 10.
border handle
Heal bargain at $500.
finished
yed style offered low $3.50
co. 80 parasos STYLE nnsh quality
pasO coors black silk with handle
a w $500,
e cn and covered palso only
pure silk lace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20
How THEY STAND.
Red River County.Iustucts for Swain
First, Always and All the
Tlme--Two Conventions.
Joint Discussion OF Political Issues
Mt Arlington Guthrie and
shannon ~ clherford.
Action of the Lam. ", 'csV democratic
Committce-swaih y 81. fer4
Ia GrRysan Coz Ia. e.
&c
an RlvrR couNry ron ~

special TO the Gazette.
CLARKsyIIIr, TEX, June l9.--Pdrsuant
to call, delegates TO the county Demo.
cratic convention assembled to-day, and
five out Of the eight precincts, represent.
ing majority OF votes, mad instructed
for Swain. Some sore.heRds, Green
hackers and Republicans had crept into
the convention and "boltcdn their To-
structions, aud refused TO be ruled by the
majority, which caused disruption.
The minority elected member OF the
Greenback party chairman and held an
independent convention OF their own, and
instructed for DeMorse. The Ave pre-
omcts instructed for Swain, and repre-
senting majority, organized the conven.
ton by electing G. b Dean chairman and
G. II. Miers secretary, and elected a full
delegation TO the Galveston convention,
instructed to vote for Swain, first, iasl
AMI all the time. Delegates were also
appointed TO the district convention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

special 70 tho Gazette.

Special % the GaAettt'
SHERMAN, TEX, June l9.--As yet put
little heat has been evolved by political
causes. However, there Is yet time 70
get up stir among the soyereigns, and
some warm work may be looked Tor be-
fore the election ides. While there isn Y
much said about state officers swan is
clearly the farOrite here for governor.
Rumors OF q new Richmond ~ the
congressional race having reached tne
ears OF a GAZETTE reporter IN connection
with Mr. G. b. Rsndeil, the talented
county attorney, that gentleman was
sought out and asked the direct question:
n NE was an aspirant for Thr0ckmorton's
seat. a decided answer In the negatlFs
was given. The reporter wes reminoed
that Grayson county already hAd can.
didate Tor congress 10 the person 81
Judge Sllas Hare and that ms eehus-
nan would not be opposed by MN,
This straightforward deniai Ger,
tainlv taxes Mr.. RaDdell out Of
NE lat az candidates for congress, ~
least for the ensuing race, yet that there
n yslpable Conversational timksrin blm II
readily conceded. He Is one q the brain
Iest Young men ga this section, and Il
Iookellf on As tie coming man Tor the
highest political honors.
a. Grayson county Is entitled - the
NEXT state senator, Mr.. Randell has been
repeatedly asked Il he would not an
nouuce for the place, .but has invariably
refused. II Is admitted that be could 80
10 me senate without opposition, ana
there Is no man in the district who woulai
more w0rthiiy represent It at AustiH, II
he could be- prevailed On 70 rna.
The caadidaey o. Hon. w. o. Davis OK
Gainesville for congress i fayorAoiy
considered here and inany predict MS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

election. lie Is regarded as one OF the
foremost men In North Texas, aud fully
competent 10 serve the district In the
national councils. II elected 10 COMPRESS
(and he Is very apt 20 boz Mr. Davis
would not allow any petty jealousy OF
local influence 10 restrain him from sorv-
ing The whole district faithfully and well.
His chances In the coming contest are
very bright,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

7sr ssrsui aaEeFs n the world
AZ Aaosgssns gua store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-20

Special 70 the Gazette.
CIRguRNR, TRx., June la.--Dr. An
drew Young editor OF the Tribune and
prominent Grecnbacker, has annourced
as independent candidate for congress- IN
this district.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-27

some very elegant costumes were shown.
There were . few fine gentlemen's
masks, but there should have been
more. OF the comic character masks,
the two couples from across the water
were the most mirth provoking. The
two huckster women, with their enor-
mously large umbrellas. were admired
for their pcrsistency in offering their
wares. The group of amazons attract
ed much attention, but they were very
peaceably inclined. The bevy of school
girls were not frolicsome enough to
suit the average American boy, but
then school girls are not all alike. The
skating tournament was the main per-
Torrance on the floor of the hall, and
when Dutchy and his spouse put on the
skates the audience went into convul-
sions. The several exhibitions on the
stage were well carried out and afford
ed the audience much amusement.
The sixteen jolly, smut-bcgrimmed
chimney sweeps performed their part
well. The tableau of the emigrants
setting sail forAmerica was really beau
tiful and showed much study and
considerable work in its preparation.
Taking it altogether, the ball was quite
successful affair.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
New ULM, MINI, January 1, Is,

New ULM, MINI, January 1, 1886
The co-partnership heretofore exist,
ing between the undersigned, undel
the firm name of Klossner & Brandt.
has this day been dissolved by mutua
consent, Charles G. Brandt, retiring.
Jacob Klossner. DR.. will continue
the business, under the firm name o.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., and he assume,
all obligations and collects all outstand.
ing accounts and credits due the lat,
firm.
All parties having claims against tn.
firm of Klossner & Brandt, and all par
ties who are indebted to the same on
accounts due, or past due, are reques.
ed to call on Jacob Klossner. Jr.. a.
his place of business in New Ulm anti
settle their accounts.
JACOB KLossNER, JR-,
CHARLES c.. BRANDT
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-27
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