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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

the hands Of officers. personally know of
many instances where poacher graduates
have become gamekeepers. Other game
keepers often seek their friendship, rather
than their enmity, thus reducing ravages to
the lowest limit. And there are well au-
thenticated cases where Milford himself has
hobnobbed with them for lessons in cum
ming and woodcraft. Two of the most noted
and incorrigible of British poachers infest
the lochs and deer forests in the vicinity of
Fort William, Scotland. One is named
Mscewan, and the other, confirmed tramp
poacher, is known about the region of Loeb
Eli as 'sDrousy Moglns." Macewan seems
unvanquishable. In 1883 Lord Abinger of
Inverlochy house obtained an interdict
against him. He Immediately secured its
removal for Els, a part only Of the proceeds
Of two days. shooting in Lord Abinger's
preserves, since which time his operations
have not been interferred with. His great
est revenues are, however, secured by night
sweeping, by seines of the pools Of the
river Lochy, hundreds of grilse or young
salmon and some sea trout always being Sc
cured. .Drousy Mogins'' is more of
poacher angler, and less OF a pirate. He
wanders at will among the Grampian trout
streams, supplying the tables Of the nobil-
ity with the choicest trout from their own
streams; and has been offered fabulous
suns for glimpse of his marvellous 'sfiies.n
But year since Lord Morton sent young
poacher resident of his Ardgour estate to
Cameron of Loeb Ell, begging him to en-
ploy him as gillie in order to suppress his
genius for poaching. An entire volume
might be filed with
SIMILAR INCIDENTS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
Poaching is carried on among the vast
deer forests and in stream and pool s;sweep-
ing,' by net in most lasyless and defiant
It Is simply impossible to provide
camekeeDerS and oiIlies IN nrofacf
the forests from the inrOads of poacher
ststalkers;'' and the poachers of fish are 50
organized and in sudden con-
dicts with water-baiiiffs handle the latter
50 mercilessly, that the bailihs usually seek
seclusi0n rather than the mRranders.
Genuine cunning, patience, with marvel
BUS moor and witchcraft, are therefore more
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girl Immediately wrote to ssy that she
must Of course have ma sAs you may
imagine, Mhsl," she said, 'syou and arc
to be the mot outs Of the team. A car
tain person" abe emksnned, 'may haangry
If he Likes, but be Is only bog, even Il he
is at college, and shall MT ask him. Did
/ tell Jon how furious be was when T IN
formed him that We had bean reading
JnveuAl Hess8d that heknewWoonn31n't
do 1t. and at any rate It wasn't dt reading
for us, and thas he wondered how Ai8
Maybua could give It to N. Yo1 nay
imagine that I did not tell him tAati wae
only twenty hnes, and that Nm kayhuxn
had 70 read them to rs afbsr M"
It vas rather ruthless In Lefty to sxk
younger aamiuszn, bat IVES veey g}adske
jolly tina ~ had1 For aDnay eonafshankly
pe9tnct tina cu0Msnd M to . WalAG1neked
county house IN g1mMer. Il WD my1Ess
glimpse Of Soeisty Caaam, and 1 saw n,
not from height. but faes 20 faea. How
pleasant ie was 70 sit On arug, under the
trees, and talk NONSENSE IN the gayest of
manners; how de1igAtful - hass lying at
your 1hee abeo0zed md whiskered cavalier,
49, >seesS Wv - JV0 ~ S<esAAk9AkAsSxSs Axka
polite inxinnntSon q IL e wa yuur heredi-
tary due; how charming tho freedom, the
merry making. tho sonaa, the romps, the
little UNDERSTANDING, the little private
jokes!
could hardly taka my eyee OF the men.
It vs. 20 Interesting b watrA their fsee
movements, to Sc them put their hig
hands ON each othsr sshoaldezs, light their
pipes, touch o6 dxsWueAD With their ci8ays,
help the girls a@e0 hrookx, tWirl thsir
whisaneEs-so hsaf thelrdsep voioes and put
ones hard through their hard, their aw-
fully hRd axnng srms. Even 10 notice
their w4JU q d1znae Wa ahanghln1, and
took . pedsave pleasure IN seeing them
drink ssneAxse q ali IN tie mnrniap aftar
playing tsnntk ffhat was tie ffnA year
haElavn tennis was played, the Haehorna
baing aamnst The first people 70 haae set,
and thames 1U1 wundeefnlty keen about
it, Thy sss0sd TO reeiproea&s my fsel-
ings.
Lofty used to tell me essry night. vhils
We heuahsd cut eur hair, Il seme new nice
thing that naa - snid ahcnt me. III
had balisVoA 49, decaitful vrsfeh, Bran
BeulltnR, IsAoaA have snAsd ny lays in
m insnns aQ1am, III NJ hRain would hase
bsM taz1o1 ~ . aeans&sn Of vanity. He
ensnf AGae4 81 q Slzee With mo auFtrg
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Disposips Of earsaee.

When your home is started the wastes
begin. Never let them accumulate. HAVE
no dark, damp corners and NO standing
garbage. All garbage should be burned az
once Not directly on the fire, for this
makes . noxiory smell, but in q recep-
eacie at the side Of the stove or on
top OF the store, where it is dried
down tc asweet, harmless charcoal, with
out Sdell and useful as fuel This dis
sDosal of garbage would save the city Of
Boston over 100000 yearly.-Boston Hss~
aid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

Mere COynesA
"G'way dahl
Jonofan Whites Sniff sNs
Yo' heal me,
Dom yo' came aneah me.
Mess 30 want or biz
On de ncus
Knock yo' souf
Bout CT mile.
Don go smus
When I say
'G'way"
Jonofau Whites Smif,
Coz feels
Jes mad from head ter heelsl
No such prsson sips
De honey from dease ipsl
Stop yo' teasin'
And yo' sQueezin':
G'way.
Inyl
AIR Yap-Yup.
Gallup!
Merchant Traveller.
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Thin Haired Xan-Whatl Q shilling for
eutting my hairi That's outrageous
Barber-But. my dear sir, the hairs on
your head arc 70 far apart that I had to cut
each ons by itsef.-London Tt-BitS.
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w. j. Smith. of Walnut town.

w. j. Smith, of Walnut town
ship, will move to Oklahoma, about
the first of February, Mr.. Smith
is one of our most intelligent and
progressive young farmers, and
Adair county can i'll afford to lose
aim.
Mrs. A. Gooch received tele-
egram from Oakdale, Shelby
county, Saturday night stating
that her aged mother was danger
ously i'll. Accompanied by her
son, J. o. Gooch, she left for Oak
dale on the midnight train and
arrived at the home of her mother
Sunday afternoon only few min
utes before she expired,
Willie Ludden, of Clay town.
ship, was shot through the foot
one day last week. He was out
hunting with target gun, and
while rambling about was caught
in shower of rain. To keep the
the barrel of the gun dry, he stuck
it in the leg of his hunting boot,
when the weapon was accidentally
discharged, the ball passing
through his foot. The wounds Is
not of serious nature.
Tuesday morning nicely dress
ed and very genteel appearing
young man alighted from the
south bound Wabash train at the
depot, in this place, and shortly
afterward was seized with a fit and
fell to the platform. In falling
his head struck the depot which
caused the blood to gush from his
mouth and nostrlls. He was tax,
en- in charge 10y persons standing
around, aud after fifteen or twenty
minutes was able to sit up and con
verse. He gave his name as John
Whitmore, and stated that he
came from Oskaloosa, 10.
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Don't try to kill q fly on your
neighbours head witha hammer.
This is Pretty Good.

Mr.. John Z. Goodwin, carpen-
ter of Danville, Ill, writes: about
two weeks ago heavy saw log
fell upon my foot very badly
crushing it, SO that l was unable
to walk at all. l sent for bottle
of Billiards. Snow Liniment and
kept my foot well saturated with
it. II is now two weeks since this
happened, and my foot is nearly
well and l am at work. Had |
not used Snow Liniment l should
have been laid up at least 3
months. For healing wounds,
sprains, sores and bruises it has
no equal. No Inflammation can
exist where Snow Liniment is
used. "You can use this letter"
Beware Of all white liniments
substituted for Snow Liniment.
There is no other liniment like
Ball ards Snow Liniment. Sold
by Smith d Dunkin.
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Mufs SOC worth
Sl.OO, plush caps so
worth $500. arctics
Sl.OO worth l.25, al
askas 6Oc worth 75c.
.Overcoats, Jackets
and all winter goods
greatly reduced to
clean up stock at
Brewington & Son S.
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Important.

Bargains at Mrs. Leech's west
side store. An opportunity to
purchase a sl.00 hat for SOC, and
a 81 80 hat for 75c; sailors, walk.
ing hats, aud turbans all go q.
these prices. Also nice line of
fancy feathers to close out at half
price. A good five-button kid
glove to close out at 75c per
pair, children's silk and plush
hoods at a great reduction, and
large quantities of other goods
that must be closed ont. Come
early and get first choice.
Mrs. G. E. LEIGH.
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MAR RED.

PIPER-BRAsFIELD in this city,
December Il, 1891, Mr.. Isaac S.
Piper and Miss Lena Brasfeld,
both of Queen City, John Rich
ey, j. P, officiating.
GARRETT-PHILLIPs In this city,
Friday. December Is, 1891, MIR.
James Garrett, and Miss Mary
B. Phillips, Rev. E. Roszell of
floating.
EvERHART--SMITH-At the resi-,
dence of DIR. Axtell in this city
Thursday morning, Dec. 81,
Mr.. William Everhart and Miss
4. NJ. Smith, Rev. John Gillies
officiating. The couple left fol
the East on the 0. L. train the
same morning.
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Mrs. A. L. Shepherd, of this
city, received a telegram Saturday
evening from Denver, Colo, stat
ing that her son Charles had died
that afternoon at 4 o'clock. Only
two weeks ago her youngest son
died in Denver at the home of the
brother who died Saturday after
noon. Mrs. shepherd left for
Denver Saturday night.
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What is it makes George Ed.
monds SO cool and placid, and
how does he do such deep think
ing? 1t is because he never allows
himself to be harassed with cclds.
He takes DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
he does. Sold everywhere for %
cents.
Dealers say they can't sell any
other liniment since the intro,
duction of Salvation Oil.
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Abont 80 head of horses and
mules were brought to Kirksville
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
in answer to Blocks advertise
ment of week before last Block
telegraphed that he was sick and
could not get here, but there is a
suspicion that the market was
"off' and that he stayed ava y CD
that account.
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Leave your orders for newspa-
pers and periodicals with the pro-
prietors of the postoffice lobby.
All orders in this line will receive
prompt attention.
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HOLIDAY GooDs:-We have just
received this week the graDdest
assortment of useful, desirable ar
ticles for holiday presents to be
found in town. One hundred Diff
ferent styles In linen and silk
handkerchiefs for ladies, misses
and men, from nickel up to s1.50
each; immense assortment of
beautiful linen table sets, napkins,
dressing scsrfs, splsshers, fancy
towels, silk drspes, gloves, nit
tens, fancy slippers, carpet sweep
ers, etc, etc, at prices lower than
ever known for same quality in
the city. b. +. LAMKIN.
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MUST BE SoLD:--Underwear,
blankets, gloves and mittens, win
ter caps. wool fannels and CLOTH
ing. Come III and carry of these
goods at less than auction prices.
B. f. IAMKIN.
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100000 pounds of poultry and
100000 of butter wanted for which
1 will pay the highest market
price in cash. We are also in
tue market for fall, summer and
winter apples.
PIERCE & HoLBRooK.
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The Riverside Oak stove at Cole
e. Darrow's if pronounced the
very thing to give regular heat
and save fuel. Call and price
them.
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The Riverside Oak heaters are
immensely popular. Cole & Oar
row have them for sale and at pric-
ces that defy competition.
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The praises of the Riverside
Oak stove are sung by all who
have had any experience with
them. They are the most perfect
heater manufactured.
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PERSONALS.

in town Monday.
Mrs. L. o. Gates, is visitin G
relatives in Kansas.
J. S. McCarty attended court at
Macon, Wednesday.
Miss ERNIE OWEN is visiting
her parents at Clinton.
Laura Brewington is spending
the holidays in Hannibal.
WIN. WALLACE of Pure Air, was
in Kirksyille, Monday.
Miss DELLA GARRETT is visiting
relatives at Mendoza, Mo.
Miss Maude Linder, is visiting
friends in Knox county.
Miss GRACE Mccoy spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Quincy.
JEROME ELBERTsoN. of Pure
Air, was in kirksville Friday.
Miss Lulu WooDLAN is visiting
her sister at Richmond, Mo.
Prof. J. I. Muir lectured at
Brunswick, Saturday night.
TATLow WAIT, of Hurdland,
spent Sunday in kirksville.
JOHN DOYLE and B. Ross, Of
Adair, were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. E. r. G1FFoRD, OF Edna,
spent Tuesday night in Kirksville.
Miss Belle Traverse, of Bloom
field, To-, is the guest of Miss Pet
Miller.
JAMES MITTEN and J. r. Keller
i of Brashear, spent Monday in
! Kirksville.
G. ". Sublette, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting his parents, at
Sublette.
Miss Cora P-.rish return ed
Wednesday from a visit with Ma
con friends.
DR.. A. B. johnson and family
spent Christmas with E. d. John
son, Of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Noyinger, of
Novinger, are visiting rela tives at
Memphis.
Miss BESSIE CAMPBELL who is
attending school at st. Charles, is
home for short visit.
Prof. J. E. Swanger, of Prince
ton, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in this place.
| MISSES LEILA and BLANCHE
DAVIS, of Green City, spent Sat
urday in this city.
WIN. DEWITT and wife left this
week for Selma, Cal. where they
will make their home.
ED. REED, who is attending the
school of pharmacy in st. Louis, is
home for the holidays.
Nh. and Mrs. \. L. SMITH, of
Brashesr, are spending the holt
days at Fort Madison, Iowa.
S. L. GARwooD, of Green City,
visited friends in Kirksyille and
vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
Miss MATTE MILAN, Of Han
nibal, is visiting the families of
II. T. MILAN and Prof. V. J. How
ell.
JOHN HALL, of Polk township,
left for SanDiego, Cal, Tuesday
morning for six weeks visit with
| his father.
| CLIFFORD HENRY who has been
attending the school of pharmacy
| in st. Louis, returned home Sat-
urdaY evening.
Miss FANNIE GILLIEs, student
of Chaddock College, Quincy, is
spending the holiday vacation
with her parents in this city.
Miss DELLA CRAWFORD, of
Lineville, To-, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. E. Noonan, and will re-
main until after holidays.
J. W. BLAKELEY and Mrs. W.
| 81. Blakeley and children, of Pure
Air, left Friday evening for Cairo,
To-, where they will spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Port. Hovey and
son, Master Willard, are visiting
Mrs. Hovey's PAL rents, DIR. and.Mrs.
A. P. Willard, OF this city, and
will remain until the close of the
holiday season.
Prof. G. FL. Laughlin will preach
at the Christian church next Sun
dav at | a. m. and Z D. m. Morn.
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If you want to make a lady
friend nice present, get one OF
those hanging lamps at the Pansy
drugstore, first door east of the
post office.
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Abstracting.

Wesare now ready to abstract
any piece, parcel or tract of land
in Adsir county, Mo. Call and see
US, over P. D. ENGLEHART Bros.
Kirksville, Mo.
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Fine plush toilet cases, cuff and
collar boxes, travelling cases,
combs, brooches, ETC., at Henry's.
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The proprietors of the post
office lobby have the finest line of
cigars and tc bacco to be found IN
the city.
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A. butcher will guarantee you
lower prices on all goods in his
line than can be had elsewhere in
the city.
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Car load of barbed wire, painted
and galvanized, just received at
Cole & Darrow's.
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Crayon and India Ink portraits.
any size, made from life, or old
pictures. at G. W. Tull's Photo
Gallery. 6m nl5.
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OvERcoATs:-About 300 Over
coats for men, boys and children.
Must be sol1; price no object. We
want money and mus. have it.
3. F. LAMKIN.
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Car load of barbed wire, painted
and galvanized, just received a.
Cole IL Darrow's.
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No tariff on cutlery at W. E.
Green & Co.'S; but there is keen
edge, Call and examine stock.
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W. Il. Green & Co. have few
of those Round Oak stoves left.
Call while sizes are in stock.
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Ray Wilson manufactures May
nards cough candy.

Use Maynard's cough candy for
that cough. Ray Wilson manufact-
ures it.
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Wanted.

Five thousand children on
Christmas day to eat up my en-
tire stock of candy
II. A. BUTLER.
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J. 7. Hannah

has - pounds of Holiday Candy,
which he wants to close out and
he will give every little boy and
girl 3 present that buys one
pound of candy OF him.
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We are keeping up our styles
and sizes of stoves, and keeping
down the price. W. E. GREEN & Co.
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For substantial christmas pres
ents, go to A. butcher, jeweller,
south side.
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Self conceit is rope that the
devil never let 60 of.
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Candy, Candy.

As cheap as the larger houses,
and will sell as cheap as they dare
to do. JOHN L. HANNAH.
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Solid silver and plated souvenir
spoons of special designs at A.
butchers.
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For candy Of all kids, and
oranges and bananas, get prices OF
John L. Hannah.
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Frames made to order very
cheap at Tull's gallery. 6m nl5.
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A fine mustache cup and saucer
only Zoe, at the Pansy drug store.
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Those beautiful muffiers and
silk handkerchiefs at J. f. Whit
acre e. Cos. are just the things tor
Christmas presents Call now
that you may select before the
stock ia proken.
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DIED.

PIcKENs In this city, December
%, A, Z. Pickens. Remains
were taken to his old home in
Illinois, for burial.
SPARKs-At the family residenc
in Clay township, of consump-
ton, Sunday, December 20,
Miss Melissa Sparks, aged q
years.
Burial took place in Bethel GEM
etery Monday afternoon al 3
O'Clock. Rev. Roszell conducted
the funeral service. Miss Sparks
was highly esteemed young lady
and her death has cast a gloom
over the community in which she
resided.
SHIBLEY-At her home near Shib-
ley's Point, Dec. II, Mary, wife OF
Samuel ?. SHIRLEY, aged 79
years, s months and Is days.
She leaves an aged husband and
seven children, one child hav-
ing preceded her to the spirit
world.
She united with the Presbyteri-
an church in early life and re.
NAMED a faithful member until
death. Twas hard to part with
our loved mother yet we have the
assurance she is in fairer land
where sorrow and sufferin G are
unknown.
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All kinds of holiday goods at
McKeehsn' drugstore.
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have money to loan on good
terms. j. Nj. MCCALL.
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On account of the sickness of P.
f, Greenwood. attorney for the
defense, and NJ. d. Campbell. at
torney for the state, the case of the
State VS. Erastus Dennis was con-
tinued at Macon circuit court this
week.
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Santa Claus has appointed 81.
A. Butler as general agent for
Adair county. Ii you want to get
something nice in the way OF
sweet meats, call and see him.
First door south of GRAPHIC office.
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Carve Dat Turkey!

But to do it in an artistic way
you must have q pair of W. E.
Greene & Cos fine csrvers. ALI
styles and prices.
GREAT BARGAIN:-200 pairs
Mems odd pants, all wool, to close
out at net wholesale prices. Must
be sold. B. +. LAMKIN.
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BORN.

DIEHL-To the wife of John Dieh
Wednesday morning, a son,
weight Il pounds.
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Prof. G. Fl. Laughlin will preach
at the Christian church next Sun
day at II a. m. and Z p. m. Morn
ing theme: THE closing year"
Evening theme: The Office of the
Holy Spirit in Conversion" All
are cord tally invited.
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c. Borneman, the m srchant tai
lor has received a complete line of
samples which, he thinks, is the
finest ever brought to the city, and
desires his regular patrons, and
all others, who wish to get suit
made of first class goods in first
class style, to call and see them.
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Stove repairs at the foundry.

Souvenir spoons at B. W.
Sands.
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GRAPHICS.

FRIDAY DEC. rs lai.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-23
WILL BREAK THE CONTRACT.
Senator Fair Strikes Blow at the Ii
Angeles Electric Road.

Senator Fair Strikes Blow at the Los
Angeles Electric Road.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-The Post,
in q long article today, says: Ex-senator
Fair has decided to break the contract
of December 20, 1890, wherein the Pa
cific Rolling Mills agreed to build and
equip the Los Angeles electric road for
$3.50, 900, and take as pay bonds to
the extent of 100000. 1t is alleged
that by the articles OF incorporation of
the Pacific Rolling Mill company, Of
which Senator Fair is by far the largest
stockholder, the mills are not en-
powered to make contract
to do work of building and
equipping railroad. Also, it is alleged,
Senator Fair was not fully apprised un-
til some months afterward that the con-
tract had been entered into, and that he
is moved to take this course by the ap-
parent depreciation of the electric COM
pany's securities. There was secret
meeting of the directors and principal
stockholders of the rolling mills in Fairs
private Office this morning. The object
Of the meeting was to investigate all the
contracts now in force.