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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
By Jas. MRcdougal.
No. II north Tenth street

TRUSTEE'S SALE OFTHE ENTIRE
4 PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT OF IL. l..
PITTS s. CO.. AT No. Us EAST MAIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust to
the uncerslgcd, "a trustee from Harvey /. Pitts,
trailing under tho namo Of ii. l. Pits x 90,
and duly recorded, Will sell, on tho premises,
as above on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1889,
at II o'clock \. NJ. the entire frst-class assort-
ment OF PRINTING MACHINERY, tt L,
PAPER. &C.. embracing
l QUARTER-MEDlUM UNIVERSAL and
QUAHTER-MEDivM MODEL PRESS. with
power fixtures attached;
/ small JOB PhESS, nearly now
IMPOSING STONES, ELECTROTYPING MA
go FONTS JOB TYPE.
several hundred pounds BODY TYPE.
sHAFrING and PULLEYS, CASES, STANDS,
&C, ....
CARDS. ENVELOPES. INKS. and other ma
terlal found 10 frst-clsss printing estaD-
lishmeni, to which the attention Of all IN
Terms ; Atss TmLL MONTAGUE.
Sale conducted by JAS. MAcDoCGLL seq
BY J. Thompson Brown e Co.,
Real Estate Agente and Auctionccrs,
lll3 Main street
A UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
"A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
AND
LARGE CORNER LOT. RESERVOIR AND
WALLACE STREETS.
on THE ELECTRIC LINE
By reruest OF tho owner, n nOn-rcsidont, We
will sell by public auction. on the prem seq, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER o5. 1850,
at O'Clock T.. VI, the above PROPERTY. Tho
dwelling. No. J0i Reservoir street, contains four
rooms, with an unfinished basement
The lot fronts 10 by 20 feet az the southeast
corner OF Reservoir and Wallace streets
Property on this street is rapidly improving In
value, and thore are few lots now left. certainly
none IA desirable az this. A an investment OF
a snug home nothing better con be secured for
tho money.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance a. six.
twelve. and eighteen mouths, per cent iute-
rest secured by a decd Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e CO.,
sea lIl3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
By Manning G. Staples 8 Co,
Real Estate Agents.
HOY east Main street

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 GROUND. DWELLING, STABLES, AND
OTHER BUILDINGS ~ FULTON. FRONTING
1s0 FEET ON THE sou I'll II NJ OF LOClSIANA
STREET CORNER or ERIN STREET. AND
RUNNING BACK 10 FEET 10 AN ALLhG.-by
virtue OF q certain deed II trust datod juno 81.
1883, and duly recorded I'm the clcrk's 0dice OK
Heurico County Court 10 the undersigned trIs-
tees. we shall sell. beiag required so 20 DO by
the nOtehOlier theroin secured, 70 the highest
bidder on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER :, 1883,
4O'CLOCE p. VI.
tho Archaeological PROPERTY. The dwelling
contains i've rooms, ia good order. The OUT
buildings consist Of stables. sheds, &c, suitable
for q dairy, fCr which purpose they have re-
Gently been used. The ground lies we'll, aud
above tho reach OF high water, convenient 10
electric cars. &c.
TERMS: Casn - 10 expense OF executing this
trust taxes for this and any previous year un-
paid. and alsO S26.l3 Cue June 30, l7'9, With III
torest sill paid, and tho balance upon the fol-
loving credits S36:l3 December 90 1883, S3b l3
due Juno 30. 1898. aud $3.50 bio on June 81,
1870. and the further balance, II any, upon such
terms as the grantOr an said decd may pre-
scribe aud Ia she eyont 81 their failure 10 20
prescribe then az the trustees may auuOunco az
the sale. JOIN II. DlHNEtN,
WILLIAM MAR HALL, JR,
Trustees.
MANNING c. STAPELs 8 Co. Auctioneers.
Sc 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

C.. F. IorH. PLAINTIFF. AGAiyyr LJrn's HEIRS.
DEFENDANTS rae ca tNCEKY COokr o. ruE
CITY oF RICaHOao.
l. Charles vs.. God1in clerk ~ said court. cer-
ufy uet Tie bona required ~ the special COM
missioner ny ttc decree 10 -4il cause OI AA-
gus; 3, Is,J has boon duiy given.
Givea under my hand THIS 50 Gay q sep
50 II CHARLES IS. GODDIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Bonds Accented.

try telegraph 10 tho Dispssch.l
WASHINGTON, September 2l.-The bond
offerings to-day aggregated eos 600. AL
accorded at l2o for AS and l0aH for lk,a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22

TONrKINs's ADMINISTRATORS. PLATNrGFF,
AGAINST r0HPKISs AID AL. Dggt SpAar---lF
THs CuAHCERY COURT OF THg CITY o. kir 90
MuSn.
ufy that tnc b0ni re ;uiref = tho Gpera COM
missiouers ty the dr.roe On aali cause 90 t.e
2Jth Of November. ISIS, has been tgiy given
Given under my hand th's ,t1 Jay oi ,ia-rh,
1850 CHARLES ". GOpLlN. Clors.
sale conducted hy AIGrsT'Nz ROYAL g. Co.
and y. ". POwg. AuclOnnsr5. self
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
4 nond Python Abonr,I.

New YORK. September 20.-The steam
ship Denmark, from London and Hayre,
he biIoe Of the Denmark on her arrival at
London huge pythonwLich had escaped
from its cage on the passage to New York
was found under the boilers dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
-nn.N1A-clrr or KicnMoNn-To ~.

yrsorNIA-CgrT OF kicHA0ND-T0 W.T.
l.. ". \ Dashleii. r notary public Tor me e.ir
Aforesaid. IN The state OF Virginia. 90 .etyof
sertity that Joseph W. Blsnton srd iuomas =
CilI whose names are sigurd % Tie FOREGOING
writing, dated lith day q september, lo>', have
acknowledged tho same beicre ia1 IN mp CIV
aforesaid .s.
Given under nov haad his iith day Of sepiem-
her, lss9. W. :. DASulELL, Notary Fuolie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
By Manning c. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
llO4l9 east MGin street

A VCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING OF FIVE
ROOMS CONNECTED THERETO. No. 2ll4 EAST
MAIN SrREET-By request II tho owner. who
has determined to dispose Of this property. We
will sell the same by auction, on tho premises,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1859,
at o'clock P. NJ. The property Is a substantial
ly-built BRICK STORE AND DWELLING and
occupied by good tenant
The lot has q frontage Of 20 feet Inches and
has a depth between parallel lines Of l6) feet.
For a safe and profitable investment this Il
good thing. and doubtless will always sell for
moro than We expect 10 get for Il at this sale.
Terms: one third each balance In one, two,
and three years.
MANNING c. STAPLES Z CO.,
a. a1 Auctoueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. E. Laught0n. Jr., Salcsman,l
No. u Ninth street

No. u NllLn 5rceL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
Z PITS. STOVES, MATTRESSES. PARLOR
ORGANS. &C.. &C.. AT AuCTiON.-On
MONDAY, sErrEMBsR 23D INSTANT.
nj lOIg o'clock. will sell az my auction-rooms
very general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrURR. consisting IN part Of
WALNUT PAnLOR FUKNlIU RE-. In Reps;
WALNUT AID POPLAR MARBLE-rOP CHAM
BER SUITS.
HAiR-CLOTH SOFAS AND CHAIRS,
sIDEBOARDS, WARDROBEs, EXTENSION
caIIDnRbhTiN,s CARRIAGES AND BEDsTBADs,
Several EXCELLENT COMMISSIONS.
CHAMBER, HALL, AND STAIR-CARPBT5,
9 VERY GOOD POLLOCK ORGANS,
HAIR AND sIlUCh MATTRESSES,
A large assortment OF useful Housekeeping
articles.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY
1SIX-SEAT EXTENSION CARRIAGE, In excel
lent condition.
Or TUESDAY THE 9iTH INSTANT,
nj 1920 O'Clock, / shall sell for account OF the
United States Government az the custom-house
building a lot OF CHANDELIERS, MARBLE
MANTkLS. COUNTERS. MARBLE SLABS. IkON
RAILING, DOORS, IRON PIPE. and other arti-
cles. NO other notice win b given
seq! GEORGE W. MAYO, Auciioneer.
BY Timborlake Frayser,
General AuctiOnoers
TRUSTEES CONTINUED SALE
I OF The BOOKS. FANCY ARTICLES, &C.,
Of Parham & Co. will be resumed on
MONDAY Tub 28D INSTANT
At Il O'Clock A. ". The ladies are especially III
vite1 70 attend In fact this sale is arranged for
thom a. We will on that day dispose u large
lot Of JUVENILE BOOKS. PRAY ER-Books,
BIBLES, PORTE-MONNAIES. FINE STATION
EEY, a1d other FANCY ARTICLES. DON'T
FOKGLT H. JAMES PLEASANTS,
n. W. BOWIE.
Ae23 Trustees
UCTION SALE OF ONE CAR
~ CHOICE WATERMELONS at II o'clock at
Richmond and DGnyills depot MONDAY, sop
totnbor DID. by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
AC4TROS sAEEs-MOncay.
By James j. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioLeer,
lib Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE BEAU
a TIFT-L CORNER LOT 25xl00 FEET
SOUTHWEST CORNER HANCOCK AND BOYD
STREETS. AND FIVE VACANT LOTS FRONT
ING TOGETHER $50 FEET on EAST SIDE
HICKORY STREET. NORTH OF AND NEAk
CALHOUN STRzEE-On
MONDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 9. 1882
AZ 81 o'clock p. VI, shall soil by public auc-
ton. commencing with tho lot corner boyd and
Hancock streets, tho aDOye-named DkSlkA-
BIZ LOTS which al tho very low price al
which thoy can now be sold Offer unusual IN
ducements 20 either builders or specr latots.
They must be sold. Como 10 the sale and so
cure n bargain.
TERMS: Very liberal, and at sale.
&c n j. B. ELAM. AuctIoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
Cry nr R,cnNnSn-ro Wit :

CRY or RIcHNoSD-r0 Wit;
In she once Of the Court Of chancery Tor ne
said city the isth day OF September lses. ttis
paUer Was presented aud VIII ne eer.lhcstes
annexed admitted 20 reooTd al oclock y "
Test; CHARLES W, GObDiN, CLERK.
A copy-rest; .,,,., -,
per J. r. poindexser, Deputy cisrL
80 ea3aOc1&i&kt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
1883 ''' 1,'>'s''' -s',D."oSc-cSS"
BY Augustine Royal g. Co.
and
n W. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctloneera

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
~ EXTRAORDINApILY FINE FARM IN
rOWHATAN COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING
i.0ss ACRgS OF HGHLY.IMPROvRD LAND,
Only THREE AND AHALF MILES FROM LEE
STATION. ON THE RICHMOND AND ALE
GJANY RAILROAD, TO TAKE PLACE Az THE
OFFICE OF y. ". BOWIE, No. I ELEVENTH
STKEET, IN THE CITY or RICHMOND, on
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26
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Advic-s from Chicago state that
words can scarcely convey In the ahip-
pr nh Idea of how sick trade really Ia
islrsa have epas down. down unsil
there IL no basis on which 70 make oooa-
PARSONS. II would seem that = panic
or desire 10 give away their property
must have seized shippers. and after =
big run on = declining market there has
ic~n an increase of something like
it.UO head. Throughout every night
and forenoon cattle have eomr iroopins
along on every train. iillins the yards 10
their full capacity. Indeed. many con-
s,snmcn;s were housed In ho; pens and
not exhibited To any Que on the day uhcy
arrived. Salcsmon experienced the
greatest difficulty In getting anyone 10
look a, stock. aud. as matter nf course.
values fell steadily from day Ia day.
Sales are being made nj lower range
than ever before recorded. The decline
on the ordinary run OF lair Ia good
steers amounts 10 56aopc.. and undcsir-
able stock has fallen even more. The
stock that sells quickest, IA such as can
bc had n, 81 - TO sioo. and many fair
lots ranged from s.-sj 10 s3.lo.
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A vcr, ,sr,., Ola sssm.

From Ho!ar. Mercer county. Missouri.
comes the news Of terrible tragedy:
Henry Thomas. mn old farmer. has four
grown daughters, named Hattie. Mar
garct. Name, and Jane. aged 10. Is. -
and .. years respectively. Last We'd
ncsday night Samuel and Charles Has
burn. brothers. procured ladder and
assisted Maggare; and Jane GU, of the
nd.siory window Of their fathers
house. and rs they were about 10 elopc
with the girls the old man appeared on
the scene. but too late TO prevent their
escape. lie at once procured the best
horse he had and n shotgun and started
from home lie overlook tho fleeing
party. lie Immediately opened Ere on
them. killing both boys and fatally
woundine his daughter.
After getting nearly home with the
girls he was told that the other two,
Hattie and Nancy. had also clopcd with
Ned Greasoa and Thomas Allison. lie
nj once started after the two girls. and
secured them without any serious
trouble. When about two miles from
home mob took possession Of him and
strung him mp to n tree.
The old man had been very strict
with the girls. lie would hardly let
them gu, of his sight. hence the elope-
ment. lie always Dragged that he
would not be bothered with lazy sons
in.law.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26

hearing accused Of drunkenness, but i
seldom have more than one or two at
the hearings ROW.
The Third District includes part OF
the slums. Tho station hosss Ii ut
Fourth and Union streets. Magistrate
Lennon, who presides there, said !;
Last year. or the year before that, l
used to have about ffty prisoners before
me on sunday mornings Now only
lind u handful Of 'drunks' ut the Sunday
morning heariggs, and not infrequently
Lieutenant Mitchell telegraphs me not
TO come, as there are no prisoners. This
Is wonderful change In such district
as the Third"
Another magistrate said: "Saloon-
keepers are now careful In tle conduct
Of their business. They wont sell to
drunken men. and when they ind their
patrons getting too big II load aboard
the supply Is generally shut on. As n
result the men ars generally able 10 get
home. and with At lesat part OF tiselr
money, while the station house cells
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26


The Board Of Connty Commissioners
at their session last week after attend
ing To some routine bn.ness transacted
the following relative to the Office
Of Sheriff. They met Wednesday, all
members bein. present, and upon mo-
ton Of Commissioner Attix, seconded
by Commissioner Strang, the following
resolution prevailed, Commissioner
Nelson voting no: o..
1T il ordered that the motion passed
by this Board on the 18th day OF Janu-
ary, 1859, allowing j. G. Kendall, Sheriff
which to produce proof to the Board
showing that said Kendall had duly ex-
ecuted and signed the new bond IN such
Sheriff, presented tn this Board the 18th
day Of January, 1850. be and the same Is
now rescinded and held as void"
Commissioner att!x mSds motion.
which was seconded by Commissioner
Strang. that the now ofiic'al bond Of
James Z. Kendall. Shetih OF GARFIELD
county, Colorado. filed unto this Board
the 18th day OF January. lss9, being
now again taken up Tor consideration,
and /, appearing 10 this Board that one
Christopher Beck. one Of the securities
on the official bond OF said John Z. Ken
dali, as such Sheriff, did ON the III day
Of January, 1850. duly hie III the Office
OF the County Clerk OF said county,
notice To release himself from further
liability on said bond as said security
and Was unwilling 10 longer act a. So
curity 10 said bond for said sheiid. IT
appearing to this Eoard that said
County Clerk did on tho 'th day OF jan
uary. isso, duly give notic. I" said
sheriff. by onc Joseph 5. Clement, act
Ing M unde: Sheriff Of said county I'M
der an alleged appointment as such
from said Kendall. did on the i.ih day
OF January, 1850. hl- with the County
Clerk paper purporiing to. IL n new
dali as such Sheriff. In the sum Of
$1,000. signed by Joseph +. Clement,
II. II. kninm aud Il. q. banning rs ST.
curIties thereon, and said aiicsrd bond
being now before this board la open
s~.,iou. and ihr sa,nr hayin; i,~cn duly
examined by this Board. and IL bcing
tho opinion Of this Iislr,i tina, the same
WIS never sign-,i by said Kendall. and
tina, tho same Is insufficient for public
security. 1, is therefore ordered by this
Board that the na,nc Ii hereby dcciars,i
10 liz insufficient for tho public security.
and the same is hereby rejected. The
motion was adopted. n. was also the
fo,lo~i ing by the same vote:
II appearing To this Hoard that one
CHRISTOPHER Heck, one Of tho securities
Oh tie Official bond Of amrs Z. Kendall.
sheriff Of Garfield county. Colorado. did
~ tho III day Of January. 1870. duly
iilesi In the ci.icc Of Coun,y Clerk Of
said county. his notice Ia trisasc him.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26

Judge Tulcy Of the Circui; Court OF
Chicago. In the decision rendered las,
week. holds that Anarchists and Social
lists have not forfeited their constitu.
iional right to assemble peaccably and
discuss any question which interests
them. provided they do not plot 10 carry
out their ideas BY the Use Of force
against the constituted authorities.
This decision wns tic outgrowth of an
application made in December last by
the Arbciler Bund for an injunction to
restrain the police from interfering
with their meetings, tho progress OF
which has been reported from time 10
time.
Judge Tuley's decision, which is more
than six thousand words In length. be-
gins by reciting the history Of the case.
stating that the particular meeting
which was made n test case was called
for the purpose Of hearing the report OF
the Arbciter Bund Committee OH Con.
s;itution and bylaws and OF complct-
ing its organization; that the only OBJ
jects OF the society. according to the al
legations of its constitution, were TO Sc
cure to its members mutual benefit, so
cial intercourse and political education: !:
that the police were invited 10 be pres
ent. and did actually. by n show of
force, prevent the holding Of the pro-
posed meeting.
In behalf of the city authorities this
interference is Justified on the ground
that the name Arbc;ter Bund Is mere
cloak; that the real purpose Of its inem-
bcrs is to plot to overthrow the cons,i
tuition and laws of tho United States
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From Our ites,,ias q pondent.
WAsmIsc y, Jan. IL, IL

d, Jan. ls, 1859.
nut 10 Congress n
fll,o Secretary Of
TOubie In Samoa.
psaye Of his own
es Of the charges
can papers that
Has neglecting
Samoa. After
oubls. the Pres
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26

4 general banking and Collection business
transacted. iiuy and s~ii Foreign
and Domestic Exchange.
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o. =. Y. Burch. V. X. Mills. Charley
Hendricks, Ed. Smizer and Newt Craw-
ford, all of White River City. attended
the ball las. evening.
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.,, ...JG,, M, !, str, az .,u.o,t,tiou.
nor ~ . r,yu,.., "a a.ai., in the t,vht
,u.,n,t .xn,oItation. Tn. word .rx.
pioitation' Is French word for which
We have no precise equivalent.
81 understand that The object In
tended is opposition tn tho present sys-
ns..J ,h,, I.,o, viii ,.c.,v. . .r.a,rr
star, n, m. .omh,n.., earning, of l,hor
and capital than al present. and that
capital shall not bc is-si ~ as To opDrrss
the people by combinations and monop-
olies. may liz mistaken In my inter
probation, hnt whatever may bc the
meaning rs 10 the object I" bc accom-
plisicd by Tie enlightenment and cdn-
cation Of IN. masses, l iind no law
which foibIis tie formation oi socir'i",
for such "A purpose. Tie members OF
the society may seek To disseminate
views OF principles which. IN Tho opin.
lon Of u great majority Of our citizens,
are opposed 10 the public welfare, but
they have u right 10 publicly meet and
discuss them In u quiet and pcaccablc
manner and make converts 10 their
views II thcy are able 10 do -.
Questions Of the relations Of capital
and labor In It's varied phases. and
many Others, like tiic question of the
right of exclusive, individual ownofaiiip
OF land OF tho singl. tax theory. nTc
burning questions of the hour that have
come 10 stay ani mus, lr met"
Referring 10 the claim Of the authoti-
iics that the purposes of the socic;, are
the same ~ those a! Spies, 81 al. Judge
TuicY says he Is of tho opinion tha,
there IL this difference: That the indi-
yiiuals declare iot The io!ee oi or;anl-
xa;ion .ur the purp~. nf f-hci.lon Au,l
for ''inrsorah!- revolution ami Ins as
sassinaiicn. which ntc unconstitutional
In this county. Ihr.r n nplh!n; I" In
dicais ihat u,rir offsets a'c 1" Ii" NO
eumplishrd u, such measures In an,
contingency. " u appear iliH' u''a t"-
ririy was such onr ~ The surfrinu
Court dcsrf's'-. th-m I" i-. II could
have no standing In court. Nrn can
appeal I" the In" lot protection Ia over
throwing the law.
The supreme Court denounced the
principles q! ANARCHY AMI socialism. hut
I, did not decide That either Anarchists
or Socialists wcfr criminals. The Court
held that Anarchists nh" coin'ni, crime
ar- criminals. but pfonn'inc''i n1 iuis'
hi-ii OF outlnvTy against AnATcls'Hla ~
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What is the difference between n
dogs tail and n rich man? One keeps
n Vaughn aud the other carriage.
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A friend Of the prohibition cause and
wc!i.known citizen Of this section
handed us the following clippings
last Saturday:
In high licensed Chicago. coo children
OF school age nj. declared to hc nd.
dicted to the use of strong driuk. Is
high license then a solution OF the drink
problcmg-Ex.
The dives aud deus. the barrel houses
and the thieves resorts ARE rs bad and
rs frequent In tins city to-day. after
five years of high license. ms they ever
were. Call high license what 1t is. mn
easy way To raise revenue from vice. but
let there he an end Of endorsing IL as n
temperance or reform mcasurc.-Chi.
cago News.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26

a Yacht can 90 on n tack without
swearing, but man can't.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26
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Harness and Saddles |
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Etc.
Stoves and Kitchen Furniture.
Queensware and Crockery.

It is Our Aim to Keep a Full
Stock Of Everything Usually
found in a General Store, and
by Fair Dealing to Merit Our
Share of the Public Patronage.
We Have the Largest Stock in
the County, and Buy Exclu-
sively for Cash from First
Hands, and are Therefore Pre-
pared to Make Low Prices.
Call and Examine our Stock and Prices
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-01-26
J. ". HuGus. N. MAJOR.
J. w. Hugus e. Co.,
BANKERS,
NEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact = General BANKING business.
Highest price paid for County Warrants, In.
tercst allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts
drawn oa Eastern Cite. and Europe.
Correspondents, kounixs bro-.. New York;
Yirss National link, Omaha; Colorado
National Hank. Denver; ). ". Hrsus 4 Co..
RAviins, Wye.
Collections rrosnpsiy Attended to.