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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13
SKIPPED FOR CANADA.
Sayles Joins the
ROgucs Gone before.

NEW YORK, October i2.-One OF the most
unhappy men in town to-day was District
Attorney MARITIME. The story of ex-Alder-
man Sayles' departure for Canada was Sc
we're blow, and tho information received
this morning that the indicted Alderman's
bondsman, Sol. Sayles had transferred the
property pledged in the bond of s25.ot0 for
his appearance, was worse newsyet. "Can
doi c0mpels me to say" said the District
Attorney, that have no doubt that Sayles
has gone"
UNDER ASSUMED NAMES.
MONTREAL, october IL. - A special to
men today have been showing around
three strangers from New York who
arrived b. last nights train They are
believed to be ex.Alderman Ssyles, his
brother AID ex-Alderman Kirk. They are
living at st. Lawrence Hall under assumed
Names
RESULT OF THE FLIGHT.
NEW YORK, October 12.-At half-pnst one
O'Clock this afternoon inspector Byrnes re-
ceived bulky package from the District
Attorneys Office. II contained an order
from ths District Attorney, accompanied by
bench warrants, for the arrest of all the
doodle Aldermen of 1884 save for Henry l..
Sayles, whose flight into Canada has In
spired crusade the prosecution OF which
was thus placed IN the hands OF Inspector
Byrres. Counsel for the "boodlers' plead
AGAINST an increase in the amount OF bail,
but the court decided to make an increase
OF SIC, 900 in each case. Alderman Kirk who
had come in voluntarily, at once gave
bail and went away. Then one after an
other the detectives brought in Aldermen
Miller, Cleary, McQuade and McCabe. OF
these Cleary, McCabe and McQuade, secur-
ed additional bail during the early evening.
Farley and Miller were unable to furnish
the added security and were locked up in
the,TOmbs for the night, Later on Aldermen
Spiels, O'Neil and Reilley were arrested
and locked up. Thus far nine have been
re-arrested and disposed of. and there yet
remains to be arrested or reported, Duffey,
Fink, Fullgraf and Mendell. The case Of
the absent Sayles has been placed on the
calendar for tO-mOrrOW.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13

T. NJ. Moorhead. of Pittsburg. Pa. is at
the Nadeau House.
DR.. d. b. Hoffman, OF San Diego, is in the
city in attendance upon the annual fair and
races.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13
A GOOD SHOWING.
The Operations of the Bank Of
CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FRANCISCO, October.12 twenty
second annual meeting OF the Bank of Cali
fornia was held this morning. The aggre-
gate movement OF the bank for the year was
five hundred and ninety-eight million, three
hundred and nineteen thousand, five hun
dred fifty-nine dollars. The net earnings
for the year amounted to four hundred and
six thousand, six hundred and twenty x
dollars and forty cents. f. q. Newlands
was elected Director in place OF William
Sharon, deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13
mitn snOp.
THE REPORT OF THE coyrEnENcE'

CHICAGO. October 12.-Fifteen hundred
stock yard strikers met night and lis
tened to the report from their representa-
tives at the. conference held to adjust the
differences. After discussion it was de-
cided TO give the Executive Board of Dis
trict 81, together with the representatives
mentioned, full power to arrange a settle.
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13
UNCHANGED.
The Trouble at Chicago Not Yet
Settled.

CHICAGO, October 12.-The committee
from the General Assembly of the Knights
of Labor this morning are having consulta-
tions with the individual owners OF the
packing houses, not finding it possible to
deal with committee representing the en-
tire packing house interest. The general
situation at the stock-yards is unchanged.
There were large waiting crowds about the
houses THIS morning, but there was no dis
turbance. The beef men continue to work,
and Armour's house is running its pork de-
partment with regular force.
One hundred aud ten employees of the
Stock Yards Transit Company quit work
this morning. OF these, sixty-six are section
hands and the balance work in the black
smith shop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
SHERMAN.
Judge Gregg Sick, so Special Judge
DeArmond Presides with Dignity
and satisfaction TO All.
special 70 the Gazette

special 70 the Gazette
SnERMAN, Tx, Feb. 10. Judge Gregg
OF the county court was still sick this
morning, aud Judge DeArmond OF Nc.
Kinney was selected by the bar TO try the
cases set for hearing to-day He rendered
one agreed Judgment and decided several
motions before neon. Al 2 O'Clock Judge
Gregg, although still looking feeble and
pale from sickness, took the bench to
hear a motion for new trial In
the case OF Charles Crenshaw against
the Texas & Pacific railway, wherein a
judgment had been rendered In favor OF
plaintiff several days ago. After hearing
the motion his honor withdrew 20 con-
slider IL, and Judge DeArmond again took
up the thread OF business None OF the
cases considered are OF much Importance
except TO the parties thereto
In an interview with the district court
clerk we learn that the number of divorce
suits flled for the March term Is far less
than usual at this date OF service. Tlhs
fact speaks well for the community and
Is a strong witness In favor OF the I'M
proved morals Of our people.
The date OF service for the term ex-
pires next Tuesday week, March 8, when
We wii oe aoiv ~ rePort tho entire NUM-
per ot su''s n'eu Witnin the past SIX
'i1 ,rhIl , ,,,
~, ms ~ mo, y9sslce hinklo ordered
vut 10 peiI' .ne olu crippled negro, anu
n,s SON nen, onargeu Jointly Win our
sa,! VI Nu,.ers henrys warehouse
anu .ne tneIt vi LOCUS tnereirom, ior
s , srlaI. bo.n parties waived d
neallns snu "erS Ieinanueu 10 lall IN ue-
i IA ol gov each 10 await inc actlon OF
'he grsn1 Jury,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
ABOUT TAXES.

the Comptroller Writes Lcttor About
Land Taxes.
Special TO the Gazette,
AUSTIN, Tx, Feb. l9.-Comptroller
Swain to-day addressed letter to MIR.
IL. V. Cockrell of Margaret, Tex, con-
corning the assessment OF lands and col.
lection OF taxes In unorganlzed counties.
He calls attention TO section ~, article
s, OF the state constitution, directing that
properly taxes of residents of unorgan-
ICED counties shall be paid in the coun-
ties to which they are judiclally attached,
and where property owners In unorgan-
lied counties are non-residents thereof,
then they shall be assessed and the taxes
collected at the Office OF the comptroller.
Col, Swain concludes his letter as fol-
lows; "Thc legislature would have no
right to pass any law which would
authorize the property situated ON and
owned by residents OF unorganized couu-
ties to be assessed, or the taxes thereon
paid anywhere except In the counties to
which the unorgani2ed counties are at
tached for judicial purposes, for the con-
stitution clearly states where the taxes
ON such property shall. he paid, nor could
the legislature make any law which would
require non-residents OF unorganiEed
counties TO render their lands situated In
such counties TO the assessors of the or
ganized counties to which the
unorganized counties are attached
for judicial purposes, for the
constitution clearly and positively
states that all lands lying in unorganized
counties belonging 20 non-residents
thereof shall be assessed and the taxes
thereon collected at the Office Of the
comptroller OF the state The law in
closed was passed at the first session of
the sixteenth legislature and is in con-
flict with the section OF the constitution
above quoted and the clause In the
printed Instructions to assessors referred
to by you Is In accordance with the
constitution and the laws OF the
state OF Texas and no other Instructions
relating to lands situated In the morgan
lied counties and belonging to pon.
residents thereof could be given ac-
knowledge the force OF the constitutional
provision referred to by you, which re-
qulres all property TO be assessed In the
county whore the property Is situated, as
well as the act Of the Sixteenth legislature
allowing non-reSidents TO pay their taxes
TO the comptroller at any time after the
receipt OF the assessment rolls at this
oillce and up TO the first day OF the fol-
lowing January. but call your attention
to the fact that said constitutional pro
vision (Sec. n, Art, 81, and said act OF
1879 refers only 10 property situated In
the organized counties OF this state"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

Il reached the lowest figure, which only
increased the sales al that stock and led
to general decentralization. The rumors
were Of a more favorable character after
midday. Seven railroads reported trad
Jugs for the second week Ia February, all
showing gains ranging from small
amounts TO over $4,000. These IN
oludcd Canadian Pacific, Omaha, Chicago
{ Alton, and Louisville 8 Nashville. The
latter has been reporting heavy decreases
for long time past until to-day, The
afternoon trading was less active, es-
pcciaily late In the day, and the market
closed GENERALLY dull and arm
sUGAR DECLINING.
HAVANA, Feb. la~-The sugar market
was weak, with a downward tendency
owing to uniavorahle news abroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
DENTON.
That Gainesville Kiiling--LooaI Option
Cnses-k. of L..

That Gainesville Kiiline-LooaI option
Cases-k. of H..
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, Tx, Feb. l9.--Mr. w. b..
Roberts, deputy sheriff living here, has
returned from Gainesville. He Is SON
in,law of William Sharp, who was killed
at a wagon-yard In Gainesville on the
10th. Mr.. Roberts says the coroner's
jury returned verdict to the effect that
Mr.. Sharp came to his death from pis-
tol-shot In the hands OF j. w. Cobb.
Cobb Is In jail, Mr. Roberts has secured
the services OF Il. G. Smith, Esq, of thi
city to assist In the prosecution.
Trial Of the local option cases com
menced this morning in the county court
and the first case Is against w. NJ Rich.
ardson Of Grlbble Springs.
Miss Alice Stockton lectured here to-
night on phrenology.
The Knights OF Labor had large turn
ont at their meeting tonight
A postoillce has been established at
Bartonvillo In this county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

'imittee Of leading citizens, who WI con
fer with the people and solicit snbecrip.
tons TO the capital stock.
A rumor got abroad yesterday after
noon that the subcommittee ut Washing
ton, TO whom had been referred the
federal court matter, had recommended
that the courts bo located at Paris and
Denlson. Nothing further has been
heard to confirm the rumor, and many
now doubt the correctness OF it.
Mr.. John Belcher has returned from a
trip 10 his ranch, West, and reports cat
tic In good condition.
Deputy City Marshal Bozzell has re-
turned from Dallas, TO which place he ac-
companied United States Marshal john
son with prisoners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
QUEEN CITY.
A Terrible Outrage Which MAY Bring
About n Burning-A Young Couple.
Special TO the Gazette

A Terrible Outrage Which May Bring
About Burning-A Young Couple.
Special TO tho Gazette
QUEEN CITY, Tex, Feb. la.--wess
Campbell, negro boy seventeen years
old, outraged a negro girl seven years
old, at Almo, n saw-mill station ten mNes
north OF here, few days since. The
hend assaulted her In Clump of bushes
about one hundred yards from the house.
lie threw her to the ground and placed a
heavy log on her neck to hold her down
until he accomplished his purpose. She
was SO badly Injured that she could not
walk TO the house, but had 70 crawl,
When she reached the house she gave the
alarm, but the tlend had fled and is still
at large. The girl was so injured that
surgical operation was necessary, and 1t
was with difficulty that she was kept
from bleeding TO death. Great excite
mont prevails among the negroes, and IL
the tiend is caught he will In all probable
ity be burned.
a most extraordinary marriage oc-
Cured aboutsiS miles west OF here yester-
day evening ut O'Clock. The contract
Ing parties were Billy Dobbs and Miss
Maggie Hyatt. No one would guess the
groom TO be more than fourteen, nor the
bride more than twelve, though they are
probably little older.
Prof. Willie, who was elected principal
of the Queen City normal school for the
next year arrived yesterday and will open
school next Monday.
The gross earnings of the Queen City
Lumber company's planer was 5000 one
day last week, so says the president of
said company,
The young ladies ON Wednesday night
last had one OF their "For Ladies Onlyn
parties at the residence OF w. +. Gamer.
on. 1t was well attended and the young
ladies had a very fine time. The supper
was excellent, consisting OF yarlety.of
good things and in quantities to make the
tables groan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
GAINESVILLE,
Not Much EnthusiAsm over tho Proposed
Road to Henrietta.

Not Much Enthusiasm over tho Proposed
Road to Henrietta.
special TO the Gazette.
GAINEsvILI.R, Tx, Feb. l9.---tt the
railroad meeting last night DR.. Lewis of
Henrietta again explained the presence
OF the committee In Gainesville and the
correspondence had by him with North
ern capitalists about the building OF the
Gainesville, Henrietta 4 Southern rail-
way. Speeches were made by some
prominent citizens favorlng the enter
prise, but very little, II any, enthusiasm
was aroused The truth OF the matter Is
the people generally believe that he
proposed road will net benefit us
any. During the meeting Il was
requested that anyone present who did
not think the road would rot benefit us
to so express himself MIR. J. c, namll-
ton responded, and stated that about the
time the road was built some other COM
pany would probably buy II out, extend
the road and leave Gainesville way
station. lie thought, however, II Gaines,
VILE could get controlling interest in
the road and make this the permanent
terminus, then Il would be Of benefit.
The whole matter was referred 70 CON-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
PILOT POINT.
The Post Bids Farewell to Its Old Home
and Goes 20 Denton.


and Goes TO Denton.
Special to the Gazette.
PrLor PorST, TEX, Feb. i9.-F. N.
Oliver, Esq, executor of the Headlight,
Lewlsville, has been doing the city
to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Darwin, of Whites
boro arrived here this evening and were
given an informal reception at the resi-
dence Of the groom's parents, Mr.. S. +.
Darwin, on Mill street
The last number OF the Pilot Point Post
appeared this morning, and its valedictory
gives reason for removing 20 Denton. 1t
says the change Is owing to desire to
obtain general circulation in Denton
and adjoining counties, which all
admit is impossible, remote as
we are from the county-seat. "In leav-
ing the beautiful city of Pilot Point with
her big-hearted people, her many attrac-
tions and social advantages, we do it
with a knowlede that the city or people
are more worthy Of success" The Post,
with all Its fixtures and appurlenances
belonging thereto, will tonight go to
Denton. IL is thought another paper
will be started here in the near future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
CLEBURNE.
The Quarantine Withdrawn - a Serious
Cutting Array Net Proceeds.
CNa,tat o., ,l,o fnn.o,.,

The Quarantine withdrawn a Serious
Cutting AnraS-Net Proceeds.
Special to the Gazette.
CLEnURNE, TEX, Feb l9.-The city
council held n meeting to-day and de-
cided TO withhold the establishment
of quarantine against Fort Worth
until something more is known
OF the extcnt of the disease. The
information OF the quarantine having
been issued last night, which was tele-
graphed Tnn GAZETTE, WIS given to your
reporter by a member OF the board of
health and WAS considered reliable. DR..
Osborne will so to Fort Worth tonight
and investigate, with view of advising
the council as to the advisability OF taking
extreme measures TO protect the town,
A serious cutting ARRAY occurred to-
night at livery stable. Harry Adler and
Mart Black became engaged in fight
and Adler cut Black In the side, intiicting
a wound which may result fatally.
\ number OF young people went TO
Joshua tonight to a dame.
The town clock win be stopped for
several days to underAo necessary re-
pairs.
The Ladies' Aid 500 ety's entertain
ment last night was successful, the net
proceeds being $50,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
PARIS.
The Citizens sim at Work ON the Railroads
Taken to Arkansas.


The Citizens sim at Work on the Railroads
Taken to Arkansas.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Feb. l9.--J. Il. Hinkley
OF Kansas City, chief engineer of the
Paris & Great Northern railroad, with his
four assistants, arrived to-day, his imple-
ments having arrived several days ago
He has employed three wagons and teams
and a cook, and will start out in the
morning to locate the line from here to
Red river, and the bridge across It,.
Work on grading viii commence as soon
as the line is located, and the rails will
be laid as fast as the grading is done, so
as to haul the bridge material and have
the bridge completed by the time the
Frisco road gets there, so as to lose no
time IN getting trains running through
The committee on soliciting subscrip-
tions for the Paris & Great Northern
railroad has been at worl, to-day, and
your reporter is informed ilat they have
raised about 1000, and they think
there Is no doubt but what he other can
be raised without much trouble.
Capt. Sam Wright and Mr., Fitzhugh,
local directors of the Mar hall, Paris X
Northwestern railroad, have effected a
settlement with d. Il. Neagles, and Will
appoint another treasurer tomorrow,
and that the work ON that road will be
done as speedily as possible.
An Arkansas sheriff left here to-day
with JOS. Llue, who was arrested few
days ago, and who is wanted at Eureka
Springs, Ark, for the killing OF a man
named Pite, last spring,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
WAITING.
The shopmen at Paies,is. vi
Master Workman Ion,

The shopmen at Pale.tis. I.
Master Workman ls.n
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Ftb. /, u.
ternational & Great Nor.be,, 4,
been closed down all dsy. N, n
OF Labor have been In ccnssIsa 4
of the day, but nothing i ti,e]
proceedings save that theirs
the arrival Of their master N,
w. Loving, who is expecledkn
Having given the ex-empIoJss q
the trouble in yestefdsysdsl5
sponsible authority was sesalS 3
gives the following iaclsos 4
the railroad authorities IN n
the men in abandoning Tie Hz9
day was a clear surprIse,snagf
had been made to the pIogs
in reference to the ftmOth 4 n
the matter would have hd
without the stopping Of 4 WI
claimed that no engines haze u:
from these shops for rspln
points since the strike st MS
that the main object In deahi
away the engine yesterday vi
fer it to the Bolton branch 4
souri,, Kansas & Texas 70 hess3
road in exchange FOR one Atlxl
Missouri, Kansas & Texas =
used by the international % f
ern at a heavy rental PEI al.
have beenleft here forTepalnH
continued to augment thst ~
claimed that the auihorh@a7
no contract with tAe
in sending away cosches y
as they were not &
the contract made with then
are now closed, for the lesaA
employees have failed 70 apNru
inquiry through the prcltI q
is also claimed thatno roadhl
which the authorities hip .
quires more than eight hcsn
day of employees. It Is OellsM
soon as Master Workman lei4
here the trouble will x
without further difficulty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
HE sQuEalES ~

a Young Burglar r.u. !.
Special to the Clanei.e. 1'''' ~
-, FoRr SAITH, Am +
wednesday might ~, (. 81
Of W. N. Montague. ~ y l "
/, below !" here on the ys N s'.e
larized to the amount M, !; = y,
robbery was teIerrS~,,o!'s
Wiley Cox yesterday u. key !
utes after receiyiug 's' ah
young man at the a
arrived here on a ,rujo '. J,
s sne same night oil tie rs N
MS name as John Scot
tered at the hotel as ' 'JoS, y Z
Is also known as Job s' !,
was also charged With 1a s.s als
ozark ark to the amount q "
9. Pullen arrived from NJ ~
took him. The n,, ss's
edged that he F,ssas
the forgeries sns
about the robbery AMI
OF parties in Ozark who \.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
ntonopoiy Fighting a Va

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 49,
Allerton, a prominent ''
stock, addressed q long 's. 4,
to the local president to-as
with the dressed-beet snlplsSs N 4
east-bound freight tarif.
trunk-line roads have ioas
rates in force the past lesl
great firms interested 10 " N
trade, Armour, Swiit ~
have been growing 70
at the expense Of y n
industry that II was 0eg Il /
time when they would nol W.
the railroads, but the pIoa,.'Is
sumers OF beef as wei, s 4 4!
tains that II live csst'e y. !. "a
thus allowed to ne driven '' : "A
the trio named would nsn N n
greater than the Standass,, I
No man, he asserts, coulS 4
them unless backed oy
would conspire to unes''
point he might select.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
Ell PAs0.

COPYRIGHT Passes ThrouEh--The Land.
Grnbbors Downed.
Special TO tho Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tx, Feb. l9.--T. j. Court
right OF Fort Worth arrived here aud left
this morning via the Santa Fe for
Socorro, attended by Sheriff Robinson of
that place and Fort Worth officer.
District Attorney III. ID. Ferguson of
New Mexico arrived from Washington,
and says that Senator Van wyck of Ne
braska and other Republican senator's
assured him that all the Democratic and
half OF the Republican senators would
vote for the confirmation OF Gov. Ross
and Suveyor-Geueral Geo, w. Julian of
New Mexico, notwithstanding the effort
made by the New Mexican lsnd-grabbers
TO defeat them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
NJ one WIN ncnx

The efficacy OF Maguire's Cundurapgo its
specific action ON the liver is the theme
OF every tongue. Ladies', during prog-
nancy, will lind II tho only safe purgatlve,
as Il not only reiaxes the bowels but
facilitates parturition and renders labor
much easier. This Is the experience OF
thousands OF mothers who have used Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

sugar. stoiassss, Rice and conee Quota.
ticnH.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Fec. lg.--,Sugar--
Open kettle steady; fully fair 4 lS-l6c to
lic; good fair 4ic; fair isc; centrifugal
dull.
Molasses-0pen Kettle steady; centri-
fugal arm and Ia good demand.
Rice quiet and unchanged.
Coffee--Demnnd fair; market steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

SAVANNAH, GA.i ~ r,',,, 4.
bodies OF two unknown W., 'I.,ll
and an ten years Of age, VA y a
the foot Of a sapllug s''
miles from the city, sn .sl'oelillH,
had been gagged, their VA ~
rammcd full OF Gay Ky XIX s|
arms aud legs werv sss az
they were fastened . .ss,l |
rope around their ,. ns.
NO marks OF slo w. ~.
heads. John GrsnA ans.s,.s \
living near the spcs i v, NJ, X III
murderer. He Is lnsisn Y VA
il ia believed thai Isss, GA
sacrifice. He was c'l' ! slIsi.
ana neither denies no'
He is irresponsible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20
AUSTIN SCANDAL.

Tho Revelations WIN Doubtless he Made
In Fun.
Special TO the Gazette
AUSTIN, Tx, Feb, a.--Sensational
rumors We're circulated here to-day and
tonight concerning prominent physician
and ocullst OF Austin seducing a young
lady of Bolton, lie first operated ON her
eyes about year ago, from which time
dates the intimacy, resulting few DAYS
ago In the girl giving birth TO child. A
letter has been received In this city from
DIR. Client of Bolton giving the details Of
the whole matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

Fresh vaccine virus at wells' drug
stores, 500 Houston and Fifteenth aud
Houston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

Buy stick Of Sam Jones candy, the
largest stick in the world for five cents,
for sale at the Fort Worth Grocer COM
pany's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-20

The Fort Worth Grocer company has
just received consignment OF the fol-
lowing quick selling candies; Sam Jones,
per box, 90 cents Texas Cowboy, per
box, 90 cents Hannah Mariah, per box,
30 cents. The trade supplied Order
early