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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
More burglary.

special 10 the Gazette.
SAVOY, TEX, May 10 This town was
visited by burglars last night. They
broke into the saloon owned by j. L,
Davis, stealing what whisky and cigars
they wanted; they also burglafized the
undertakers' establishment owned ny Geo.
Houston, ste ling large quantity Of
coilin nails and one coffin. They stole q
Texas & Pacific railway volocipede TO
leave town ON. It is supposed they went
westfrom here as Il saloon at Bells was
robbed the same night. No trace of the
thieves beyond Bells have yet been dis
covered. Robbery and burglary is get
ting dlsagreeably common here In the
past few days. Only yesterday thief
stole about $l4 out of showcase In N.
j. Huddleston's store. The party sus-
pected If being the thief was arrested,
and when charged with the crime con-
fessedi he is low in the Bonham Jail.
Crops IN this vicinity looking fine I;
small grain need good rain to avoid
threatened damage by rust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
School Awards.
Special to the Gazette.

LAMrAsAs, TEX, May To- The exer-
clses OF the Centenary college were con-
cluded last night with an addr IS by DR..
ltoland of Georgetown, after which the
medals were awarded, as follows. Ele-
mentary grammar, Johnny Reynolds,
prize 80 in gold; special medal, geom.
etrv, Miss Eliza White; medal in Greek,
Miss Bette White; general medal in el-
ocution, Miss Ella Witcher; young gem
tlemen's medal in elocntion, L. A. Trim
BILE; elocuiion medal for original Grafton,
W II Matthew; medal in reading, Miss
Annie Chalk; medal in penmauship, j. Il.
Lay; medal In grammar, G. ID Rice /;
medal In mathematics, Miss Eusenla
Hughes; medal in highest grade, j. IL.
Morgan; medsl In natural science, Fred
Peck and IL LOckett; medal In dlctlun-
AIRY, Miss Belle Mul en-; medal In house
keeping Miss Belle Mullen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

j, y Rutledge has opened splendid
ice-cream parlor near the corner OF Eley-
enth and Main. lie keeps constantly on
hand an exceptionally nne variety Of oot-
tied drinks, cigars, tobacco, couiectione-
rieS, etc, and he is supplying the leading
families OF the city with bis superior
quality OF ice-creams aud UNSURPASSED
iced-milks. He has scores OF friends
who will unequivocally testify 10 the
purity Of the articles mentioned above ma
made and sold by him Hu also invites
his many friends 10 tho city TO call and
see him, and he win prove to their entire
satisfaction that the facts above stated he
can fully subsnuta,e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
school Closing.


opSLlhl 70 bne NthLBIte.
McGREdoR, TEX, May l5.--Miss Ella
Meekins closed her school yesterday I'M
der the most fattering and satisfactory
circumstances. The academy was crowded
all day with visitors who witnessed the
exercises and examination, and say that
Miss Meekins and her scholars acquitted
themselves with shining honors. Miss
Meeklns possesses rare powers as an ed
ucator, and will yet rise to eminence in
her profession. Miss NJ. met the entire
school at the academy to-day and gave an
old'time candy-pulling, and most joyous
time was spent Oy all. Miss Meekins
leaves for her home in Rockdale Wednss-
day, where she will spend the vacation.
Our young folks had most delightful
moonlight picnic Thursday evening, at
least fifty couples were epresent, aud all
had good time, eating, playing games
and dancing TO the strains OF sweet
music. The scene was most suggestive,
and doubtless some speculated In futures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
BOSmAM.

a Grand Bafbecus-A Wedding Witch
Was IA surprise-A ssrious Accident.
5pecial 20 the Gazette
Bosnian, TEX, May l5.--To-duy the
county campaign was opened st Rsyenna
By barbecue given TO the candidates.
People from all over the county were In
attendance, and nearly every turnout In
town could be seen on us way there.
Several speeches were made, and fine
time bad by all.
The colored population Of our city Is
having picnic IN town to-day.
On Thursday night very quiet we'd
ding occprred here, which WAS quite q
surprise 10 our people. The parties were
Miss VirgIe Fulkerson and MT. @. n.
Massey, Both have q large number OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

happiness.
Miss Sallle Ramsey OF Stophcnyile
met with quite serious accident fo.dav
While getting In buggy The horse started
suddenly and she fell oat backwards.
cruising her head aad shoulders consld.
embly N''''1'N
Mr. Frank Upgays, son OF our former
townsman, Wash Hughes Of Denton, IA
worSing here as day telegraph operator
at the depot.
Mrs. ]. w SoAdy Of sherman Is In the
city ON visit amongst friends. Mr..
Soacy has lived In Bonham until latals.
and conght cotton extensively, and our
people are always glad TO see any of his
family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Special to the Gazette.

DAN ANTONIO, TEX, May 1.-two
little Mexican boys, aged nine aud ten
years respectively, were caught at San
tedro park yesterday by Col. Fred Koble
aud turned over to the police ON suspi.
clon of having stolen about SIS IN uoid.
SlS 30 OF which he had found them with
Inc boys live near TESTS garden. and
one OF them named Julian acknowledged
70 nave taken the money from drawer
where he had seen his mother nut
money before. He turned II over to an.
other boy and together they were
having grand time on hobby.horses,
treating large crowd OF the colored
school children to free rides. The chill.
cren admired his great liberality very
inucn, and were no doubt nstonished to
zee boy SO small with so much gold and
silver. They had given him the name Of
the diamond King" and fiocked around
MIN like flies. 1t was ascertaned later
that the lad had stolen the money from
his father, and he was given In the fathers
charge by the police.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

" tne baLette.
ls FONT, TEX, May l5.-Rev. G
10usa Of Texarkana delivered al
sua interesting lecture on "The
i x aad Pecullarilies of the Human
Alne Baptist church, Thursday
NJ futile of Missouri, another
H. !. minister, is here looking Tor a
young folks enjoyed a very pleas.
Play night.
.s,aaassDerry festival given by the
h ala society of the Nj. e. church
XIV u the Harris house, was large
Iuea, and all had splendid time.
sad energy. 'oi '"ei
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Took Ills own Life.

tIiO the Gazette.
N ANGELO, TEX, May l5.-The body
Fsn HolbacS, tailor who has been
Ens since last Wednesday, was found
N IN Concho river. The verdict of
corouer's jury was suicide Mr..
!, 10 whose employ he has been for
EtIs, says he was complaining of
Nal psln in his head, and left his bed
fsltimes during the night, tho last
past midnight. Mr.. Price states that
was 10 apparent cause for suicide,
" Ays no doubt he was temporarily
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Murder or suiclde?

llo ne Gazette.
ANTONIO, Tex, May ia letter
NO Diego, Duval county, dated
Y, brings the news that ON the
tlsof that day Hermogenes Chapa,
fAiHcnt and well-to-do Mexican OF
Face, left for his ranch, fifteen miles
Dasioand dead in his house at noon,
hough the breast, with his Win
NJ gfasped in his hand. The sup
p01 stnat the killing was accidental,
IVA some believe it was suicide. In
osencc Of any reason for such an act,
'auer theory does not gain crcdence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
Received Internal Injuries.

4 ANGELO, TEX, May l5.-Yester-
4 N. Webb, foreman San Angelo
|ronpsny, got into a buggy with
\, Harris and Herbert Howard to
A are alarm. In turning the street
Erhe horse broke his leg and turned
|sgey over on top OF its occupants.
MN received internal injuries from
\ Ia is confined to his bed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

/ pAso, Tx, May l5.--The case Of
4. D. Andrews, the alleged outrager,
&,en undergoing investigation in the
eee's court the past week, and this
2uoou be was released from Jail on a
4 Of $500. Public opinion is very
4 slyariance in regard to his guilt or
hence.
n Clark, who recently shot Alike
4 Ia, the ball passing entirelr trough
30dy was acquitted in the district
! !, the wounded woman having, to
1urprIse u everyone, recovered
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.aihe ealoLto

|'..rrSr, Tx, May 15.-In the dis
.,,,, Yesterday and to-day the juries
\ WI s..ss Of two strikers, Sinclair and
Allied 10 agree and the cases
.vesa,iaued. Mingo Spears, colored,
wv, svaI nat guilty on a similar charge
.;. s railroad property. Two
,Ss same nature were quashed.
1. sos,hern part of the county was
1 IN ~ 0ne and needful rain last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

pOndence of the Gazette.
4. .sSSsok, Tx, May l4.-Some
Il sso John Burrow of this place
1. Ailied Fletcher Godbold. Bur
Eoma ifssled and bailed IN the sum
M, yesterday evening about G
Ion,,,..ee Darrow was hoing cotton
81. '' 1e Of mile from town In his
IN, V NJ Burrow) field, very near
M a., ,i some unknown man shot John
L. ms Is one for Fletcher God
Nh u, .ien shot n second time, and
lIs1 WIN ten buck-shot In his side
Ers r ~, olicers are in pursuit OF the
'ied t MN llltle hope of capture.
\ 4 r sais morning at 8 O'Clock.
"uon needed for both corn and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

|bpiss III TEX, May l5.-The Rev.
|''. .,'s, Of Kerens, this county, a
y lisOl =. o i. was brought to this
|rd p'' "a isIled upon the charge OF
|spcay ~ ~ daughter. After q pre-
n niin n .,,Iustion he was remanded to
|rsp cay, action Of the grand jury,
~ 80 IN session.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

~ TEX, MAY i5.-There was a
hss .s.spe here to-day. About 1000
! ' ...rs present, everybody enjoying
n =. hugely and a great many
Fse' .s.,uaidstes circulating around,
s,lcsd the lemonade stands out.
/ ', y pse.bsll game Lorena had 90 runs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
special to the Gazette. '"'

~f-N'"f ~ shc dhAtitCs
bREMeND, TEX, May l5.-This has
been gala day for the people of Bremon1
and Vicinity. A picnic was had at wooten
Wells, given by the Bremond Institute IN
which everybody, both old and youpr.
TOOK part, making the children and MI
nave most enjoyable time. A grand
oail VIII be given at the Wells to- nignt ia
nonor OF the young people.
A match game Of base ball was PLAYED
this evening between the Bremond and
hosse mines, resulting In victory of ri
TO Il In favor of Kosse.
) II. Turner, retail grocer, was closed
oy MUTUAL consent OF himself and credit
ors q few days since.
Mr.. wiz Jones reached BremoEd last
night, bringing home his brother, Ed
Jones, from Colorado City, who was
badly crippled near that place u few days
since by his horse falling on him.
Crops are looking we'll, hut needing
rain badly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
evening, where they have been ATTENDING


Special 10 the GazeueuR
BRENNAN, Tx, May is The second
day Of the hremen's MaIfest pissed IA
very quietly. There were fully sbon neo'
pie at The grounds this afternoon ~ ~
the drill Of the Houston LIght G M ~, ~
Beyond all doubt the boys have nnt n ra a.
excellent drill. The drilling aropnds
were In fine condition, fully five acres
large. The BRENNAN Grays. as wall 3
,he ladies, have done everything IN theis
power towards making the Light Guard,s
Visit pleasant affair. An elegant dinner
was prepared by the ladies', 10 which ,ba
boys did full justice. II is safe 10 saw
,nat the entire Maifest was one Of The
oese mat our gallant fire boys have had
yc., hseryoody that attended went
a s.,, saslsneo, a grand ball at the pa.
yilion Tonight was the closing Of H.
Maifest. Va 'ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
Morgan
special to the Gazette,


MORGAN, TEX, May l5.--Many from
this city were at Kopperl yesterday at.
tending q large barbecue and picnic
From their version of the affair it was q
very grand thing, indeed.
A fishing party returned from the
Brazos yesterday evening. They were
not bothered by the nnny tribe at all dur
ing their stay on the river, as is generally
the case when crowd of boys and girls
go fishing together. This mob for the
destruction Of fish was composed of
Misses emma and Anna Hawkins, Ida
Day and Altha Rogers; Messrs. J. G.
Carsey, NJ. b Lewis and A, G.. Hawkins.
There will be preaching tomorrow at
the Baptist church, also at the academy.
Rev. Hartman of the Cleburne Episcopal
church will hold divine service at the
academy aud Rev. 7. i. Lockett at the
Baptist church.
Ed Carruth and r. y. Winston went
West with W. A. Rivers cattle last Mon
day, The boys are going more for tue
fun OF the trip thau to grow rich
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Ngw YoYK. hoy l5.--I. q. Bird, the
Engiish chese plsycr. has challenged Herr
Steinitz TO play match game in New
York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
Bellevue.

Special to the Gazette,
BELLEVUE, Tex, May ia com.
mittee of the Clay County Farmers
alliance waited upon the citizens of ouI
town this week for the purpose OF getting
a cotton-yard at this place. They ask OF
US to furnish the land and fence the same,
and they would establish cotton-yard
Tor the county alliance at Bellevue. Our
citizens met and agreed 20 comply with
their wishes, and the committee went
their way rejoicing.
We are to have more business and busl-
ness houses In the near future. Tlere is
talk of an alliance mill being put up at
Bellevue.
A petition has been circulated and
signed by about 800 citizens Of our part
of the county asking William Cameron &
Co. TO put undergrad at this place.
The store-house Of Stlckney 6 Cobb
was burglarlzed last Tuesday night OF
$50 in cash, two revolyers aud some
other small articles. There is no clew to
the robbers.
Farmers say that without rain another
week wheat and oats will not yield more
than half crop. Stock water Is very
scarce, although we would have water IN
Bellevue should It not rain for two years.
We can boast Of the finest tank Of water
In the state.
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Alidlothinn

\ ~'as Iazette.
A. ',i,lAS, TEX, May l5.-Elgln
I'M aa Of twelve summers, was
ssu before Justice loves courr
sirn ~ changed with unlawfully
sne d.s "'J, Mltcheli's pocket about
~ ny ys since. After hearing the
Ill., sS, court saw lit to hold him to
ftots sSo S u me grand jury, and in
kscbie I Is bond he was taken to
, Is.s ,s lOr safe keeping.
tine NY. operators Of Texas had a
new Sen on the 18TH picnickIng.
l)llesrss ,pvt OF the Fort Worth &
'siway was completed to-
a MI; engagements to build q roller
\ linz ' 20 doubt, be completed in
4 ! dry. Inc alliance brethren are
4 y interest In e.
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special 10 sle sasnite.
GALVESTON, TEX, May l5.--Arriycd at
the outer bar; Steamship Alamo, from
New York
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itemsmbrr ti,s Frnii rress
AT b, Eaft Worth pdrmacy Co.'s when
you want pnye and ice-cOld sOdA-watef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

The finest line Of wood and nlarble.top
center-tsbles ever brought here Is now
offered ny Pinkard Joyce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Ice-cream f1eexers, water coolers, re-
frigerators and lawn mowers az cost. See
Coleman & Co.
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Special to the Gazette, ~
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, May i5.---Wicn-
ita county took Judgment yesterday IN
the district court against ex-Coaniy
Treasurer Wilson aud his bondsmen LOT
SSoSl.ss and interest since January u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Uonfeciionsries for the Picnic.
Supply yourselves lentifully with nuts,
candies, fruits, etc, when leaving for a
days pleasure In the groves and parks.
Call on Capera 4 Bro.
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weathsrford.
he G,A,a,,.

Z he Gazette.
|y4chaoV,hp Tx, May l5-The
eria...m members OF the Methodist
|ld ~ o. . grand picnic about one
Flll he sa from this city yester-
irviv u Isaad,storm ran them In.
Pa d - me Methodist church
|1s ior . ssow In interest, and may
4 Lana s ssl days yet.
|Allsasv S ,.' returned from Ora.
y never" where she has been WIS.,
sJeas ser lsiI on the evening train
NJ uusd court at springtown
stsa,neSu and r. C. Mcdonnell.
''Om SpfIngtown this
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Save tho Chickens
BY using Bass Chicken Cholera Cure
FOR sale by ali drngeists
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STATE NEWS.
usppsnings Of the Day
|''' s ~ for Veal
or Woe.

ov.r me state Reported
|,sdpes w. =, me GsEette by Its
g'a,n, ~. correspondents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Two cars otbed.room sets Just received
by Pinkard & Joyce, 10 be sold on the In
etallmcnt plau.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Drink McCloskcy's mead nc Capera &
Bro'a. sOd@fcuntain. You can't help but
like H.
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Che, 40 cents pound, at the Fort worth
N6rocer Co.'S.
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SANGER BROS.
DALLAS, .THxA g

Inc me is now upon us for lightweight Dress oods .,s
having been In business IN this state over ouaye g
tury we claim some knowledge and experience as 10 h
goods adapted to the uses Of the people this our lone
are for washable Dress Goods There i
no house In The country who such large and comn M =
these goods as we do We have concentrated the trade u
these goods because we always have what wanted r ~
oa these goods rcs' tnc following partial list: 800
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special TO the Gazette.
MoKISNEY, TEX, May l5.-In exam
luiag trial of Eb Shaw before Justice
Gray for killing JEFF and Tom Bradbury,
defendants bond was fixed at $4,000
Collin county taxes were levied THIS
year as follows; County tax l5c,, road
l5c., courthouse 10c., occupation tax
one-halt Of state.
w NJ. Bayley made his quarterly re-
port and produced balanced bank book,
showing cash ON hand. The report was
examined and approved by commission
ers' court.
j. II. Doman shipped to-day Tour
car.loars Of the finest becYes which have
left this market They were purchased
of John and Henry Barnes.
Wash Morriss, an old and valued cru
zen oil Collin, was adjudged insane To-Day
Mr. Morriss is quite an old man OF IN
finite good humor, had smile ana jest
for all and never engaged In quarreis OF
disturbances. His life In Collin has oeen
one long sunshine to end at last in gloom
and hopeless insanity, caused possibly Dy
too frequent use OF ardent spirits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Actually at cut prices, The fines, variety
In the city at r, +. Taokabery's.
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Buy your furaituo o. PinNard Z Joyce
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Ana an immense variety Jaconet Organizes and ali a
latest productions all any which will be on hand urpr tha
entire season. 800 ~
Cur Mail Order DEPARTMENT will furnish you samples on appa
on your orders will be filled with the greatest re and
pmpess Send to us for whatever You In our line M
matt how large or how small the may be- we shall an
promptly and thus uphold the reputation our vast establishment
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Naosnos Checks at 81, i2d, lof pa ssc nm ., %. -
So NSnsooS Dress Plads and Stripes al III an ar y@
Caulc Cortsindia Checks at s5c per ward
aln N,nia Sord Checks at TO- l2d aud Use per yars
Sprnstde Checks, very fine goods at 90 and 2Sc nv,
Sprpg IL" Chscks, reyeIed stripes So and a5c ~ '"N'
lnai Linen Checks at 20 and a5c ~
fsilutaled India Linen, 45o
FtengR coverings, for yokcs, sleeves and oyerses.a
81 90 aud lbs. NJ' ~ ~, SOC.
Vaney Lsee Checks in eeru and white at 80 and s5c ,
Lace Tucklngs, handsome new STYLES for votaa 80
40 80, So, S5c and 81 90 per yard a eiee'est
Dotted and figured swisses, in new designs al g n "a,
zoe, up to Doc per yard. = ~ ~ tos,
Ecru Embroidered Swlsses at 40 and Zoe
per yard. NNVN''i w uvc
Check Embroidered Pqucs in three Sizes at $50 per
Heavy Cord Piqncs at 80, 40 and $50 por ward
PRINTED LAWNS, 9, 81 and Toe per yard
laru-wide printed Batiste, lbc per yard
Printed Union Lawns, Is, Is 22lc
per yard. 1865 f''S'"' GOV
Printed Linen Lawns. natural gronnas tEo
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7. r JoNEs. 81. LINN
T. r. JONES eco,
Bankers,
SALT LAKE, CITY. UTAN.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

TrsnEsc; = General Banking business Il
al It's branches.
Deslerz IN Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given 20 collections, and
remittsnceS made on day OF payment
Sends and stocks bought and sold on con-
mission.
Long loans made on city real estate At los
rates OF interest.
Special attention given 20 the selling o.
ores and bullion. OF which conslgnzsnss GrS
soiictec
Advances made on ores. bsas oullicn-
cod znd silver bars shipped for rseninS
CORRESPONDENTS;
sew Gq-k......--. II. y. ColEAte 4 &C.
C~-shs- - --.--Omaha National ba7f
s. rrsrciscc. Bank Of cslifogE&k
al csso .-.-..- First National RaaA
D-nv-F -.--..-.--- Colorado EAsionai 1snk
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Careful Atssnnnn given 70 the Sale Of Orc
and Bullion We solicit Oonsignmenfz
EuaeAnteeIAg the Highest Market Prices.
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A. Fisher Brewing CO
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Sarah 4. James, Deceased.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, administrator OF tae estate
OF Sarah A. James, deceased, 20 the credit
the said deceased. 70 exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within four months
after the fret publication Of this notice. TO
the said administrator AZ the Office Of 5 W.
Darke & Co ITO $ South Main Street, salt
Lake City, in the County of 5 10 Lake.
Dated az Salt Lake City. April ., 1855.
THOMAS J. JAMES.
Administrator Of the estate Of
sarah A. James. deceased.
S. ". DARKE,
a2slw Attorney for Administrator.
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Exseuts Orders for Purchase or Sale o
TE2nclnco.
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e.ussas.s naAs at Lowest Rates
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THE WASATCH
PATENT ROLLER MILLS

Rest Grades OF Roller Pro-
cess Flour.
brands. HIGH PATkNT & STRAIGHT
ID Grade, al warranted as good as any
~ The highest Cash Price paid for
S5ood Wheat
relephoue % the Mills. No. los. once
-aSho BskerT. so. % Second south Street
g. HUsLER, Prop.
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BARTON 81 co.

New a-riwsIso Clothing. Hats. Caps and
Mems Furnishings for Spring and Summer
Trade GOOD GOODS WILL BE SOLn AT
low PRICES. Mems Suits from $ upward.
Rows suits from $3.50 upward. boys pants
nom - cents upward We make specially
of Chudsen's suits. Hats and Mems Fine
Clothing
Barton q Co. 81 S. Main Street