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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
NOTICE OF $40! UNDER TRUST

NNVHEmAs MARTHA FERGUSON ~
w her own 2 gnt Joining with John Ter
Tuton her husband 10y lholr certain deed OF
on tho 2lth daN ut March, 1919, 90 ". r, sic
Uuruict, and duly recorded In the roCordrr'f
unco of the County II ale Laso, Tauitory "
inclusive, dld grant bllga,n. convey and
confirm unto hhu said ". y. McUur.
nitt. parry Of the second Part In sad decd OF
trust, the following dcscubed premises STU
Lac. Territory OF L tab. 20 Wit
Commencing ono hundred tlpQl feet north
OF the southeast rorucfoi uloek seventy 'Wo,
ti2i sandy station plat running thence south
one hundred tlUnl feet tliihe southeast corner
Ot said block thence wet Two hundred t4ul
tcct TO tue toalhwest corner Of
ayo fi0 feet. thence east one
hundred tlOl feet thence North twenty
nye lli feet, thence ffHt one hundred llU0l
fcrt 10 D. ace OF beginning, which said com.
the said Martha turEuHpu hud John Ferguson
20 John ~Churur ~ one rum OF fAltNn on
OrtuhUr ltt, 1896 Win interest thereon AZ
twelve per cent per auuum from March ard,
whereas. Il was provided in said deed Of
trust thhtIf dc au't fhguld he made in the
UHvWrut Of faId tum Of money or auy part
thereof. wheu que, thcu uaid W. i. Mccormick,
me surrpsHurs ur utH HuH would proceed 10 coll
said property 10 public Yonduo 10 tue highest
bidder Tor cash, 90 thr ir1nt door Of the coudiy
rourf house boz san Lake Guy. Utah Territory,
nrst p1yiUg twenty lHYs notice OF the time,
te-ms ana p nee OF turh sac, by advancement
iangurge. published 100 sails Lake CITY, and
Wbpfr6s mo part of sad principal sum has
been psld. except che Hum Of tD.Ia; there h
now due and unpaid thereon the sun Of
saUtN..a. and
Whersa, the said John scharor a. tho legal
holder OF said motto. h1s requested said W. o.
Mcdonnell 10 arll raIu premises TO pay said
sum Of money row iherciurr, Z, the undcr
sirned. ". 4. MCtowldkt trustee ~ At1rcfaid
al thp request OF John NchArcr, the paype
owntr aud holder of shIi note, aHf in accord,
y9in an WcduraiHy Che slth day OF October. al
h oicl0rt noon uf sail day, AZ the south front
door III tho court house. salt Lake county,
Utah Territory. cell no above described
drbtedness. 10 tnr highest bidder Tor cnah
w, 3. MCCORMICK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

10 the Probate Court 90 and for salt Lake
county Territory Of Utah
In the Matter " tHe Relate OF John =,
kumuli deceased.
order 90 show cause why order OF sale OF
real estate should NOS DO made,
GUSTAV n HACuMAS, 1HE ADMINS.
II traitor OF the estate OF John n Rumol,
deceased, having nCd petition herein, duly
verified praying Tor Au order Of sale OF thc
real estate Of tald decedenL tor The purposes
therein cot forth,
ms therefore ordered ~ the Judge Of said
court, thut an persona iuturclfca ia the estate
Of said dyc0uttl, appear before the sand no.
bate lourt ON saturday, tho .oth dny Of %.
tolrr, lsNl. 10 no O'Clock in tho forenoon OF satt
DAY. ut tlo court room ut saul Probate Court
Nc Che County Court House, In the elty and
County NJ -llt lukO lmh Territory Go show
cause why Hu order should not be Erguted 20
the SAID administrator 20 Hrll no much OF tho
real csiatO Of tho said deceased 10 private sale,
al auHll be- necessary amt that o. copy of
thIs order be- published a. least our successive
weets iu tho nHsEHEr EYtAlSG Nlws, a
newspaper printed and published 10 taid city
and county
dated september isth 1891.
JACOB u BLAIR.
Probate Judge
T. A. wAnpELL, attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
A UpINION DIvIV.

Recently Mr. j. y. Thomas, Of
North Dakota, visited the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining the G untTy locatsd Ia
Winchester, he writes TO Mr.. V. Rich
ards, Land and Immigration Agent,
Baltimore & Ohlo Railroad, Baltimore,
Mary land, rs follows; ~ have been
In nearly every state ami territory OF
the Unite1 States, aud am frank ia my
opinion that this valley surpAtseb all
other sections In the Union, The
lands are low In price, anu pioduc,
printable crops. | thank you for d.
T-cting me here, aud solicit those seek.
lug pleasant anu profitable homes Il
locate IN this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
HoosI Hoosi Hoosi

Just arrived at tho Union Stock
Yards, Three Carloads OF Elmo
Poland-Chlna Hogs.
Now is the timo to get a flno
Boar or Sow to Improve your
stock.
All young; all from Registers
Stock. For Information call at
2o6 Nottingham Building, or
at Yards.
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NOTICE.

~ OTICU ls HEREBY GIVES THAI 4
- mrcung " the stockholders 0f the ftfth
N ard cooperative Mercantile Institution viii
De held 40 ne lustiiuuuu's ONCE, No, $50 a q
seventh south S., salt Lake e. ~, ON Wednes'
day evening, oct "a, 1874, at O'Clock, Tor the
purpose Of hearing reports, tho o ection ~
Transaction OF such other business Aa may
come before the mOettng
JAMES FREED AllS, Secretary.
salt Lake Clty, sept ~, l5lL
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NOTICE 10 cREplIoRs.


Estate Of lloner 4. nouton. deceaied
NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, aim nIHlratrIN OF the ps
tate ct Homer 4. Nuutuu. deceased. o. the
against the said decthtUf Co. eNhiHt them
win the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the nrat UuullHauuu ~ this
notice. 60 tho said ndWIHIHtfatrtN at No. lHl
Meet seyoatn south street, salt Lake Cly
Utnh
Dated septon Der 18th. ~
NANCY BOUTON,
AdminlstratrN o. the tatAte OF Homer A
uOufnn, deceased.
WuuTU. lFN a GUAF. ATTORNEYS for estate.
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Judicial pniuci Of Utah Territory,
County Of sali LaGc.
Alma n. wAchtei. Plaintiff W. william 4
Wuchtel, Defendant
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeting 90 William E.wachtrl, Defendant
You ARE uEREBr REQUIRED TO
i appear iu au actlon btough aEainst you
lb tho aUuY0 named pninuu in the District
Court Of lhu Mira JudlUial disir ct u the Tor.
ritorY of ttih aud 20 answer the complaint
u.cd turrtiu within tnn dave tcIcluiiyc % The
uHY ~ 4rTyIrUI alter tho service ON you or THE
summous-Il served within thia county or n
served out 81 MT county, uut iu this dlattlrt,
days-or Judgment by default Wi be taken
against you, according 20 the prayer OF sSld
Tlrsaii action 10 brought To have decree
OF this court Iissoiying Che bonds Of matr.
muny existing between plniuuH and cofend
ant, ana awarding t0 plainut The custody u
f0f other relief, prayed ON the following
grounds. to.witf ihat within one month after
aaid marriage defendant wiltully and without
cause deserted hnd abandoned plAintu. ana
bag ever en-. e continued 10 20 desert aud
AbHndun plainun. and 60 live separate and
apart rom her, without any tufl0ieni cause
or reason, ana against htr WI ana lutthtr
that tor over two years last past defendant hbs
Win ly neglected O. provide for plaiupu thF
common uUccssaucs o. lite, having a. ability
tndyou are hereby notified that II you fliI
90 appear and ansWcr the rAd complaint a.
above required, che said plaintiff viii apply 10
the court fIr Tho rrnuf demanded therein.
Witness the Hon. samuel a Merritt, Judge.
and the seal 81 thu district court Of tho
TnIrd Judicial District tu and Tor the
SEAL Territory Of uiah, ihn get day Of
stpto her, M The year Of our Lord
ono thousand Cight hundred and
uinOty.fuuT.
DAVID O. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
by Gro u. Ioo,us, Deputy CLERK.
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Quorums Of SEvENTIFs, MUTUAL
lMPROvfMrH ASSOCIATIONS, MAHu
ORGANIZATIONS, PARENTS OF FE,ENDs
VINO are interested m milslJnarirf
within the pts'Hl union Of lhi1 cnun
try, can have ZloH's Home M0Nthb
msiled postage paid direct from o.
office, Tor the low price OF sl.5O pei
year, strictly In advance.
Send II abroad; II viii answer M an
Introductory, ana bring no diteredit ON
URh or its literature.
Apply or write TO
II. w. NAlsDIIT, 3. l.. q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

We give 20 60 65 ner ceut. ditcoun
on Window, and 55 lor cent .dlsooun
on Doors.
boutwell, a MCroNAUGuY,
1872 s Fia. West,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

The People o. the Territory Of VA send
greeting To NiliAm burke Mar g..
hufte, ~ wife, tdwafd Pepper. Mfs,
.sorge w. stcrai Catherine = Dyer.
aaron Ne SER VI IAN = MciornicHt
Mary uftHon. Union National hAnt, u
raIt lake CITY, y cnfp0rtuut, Edward u j.
Mickt, Trustee Tor A. u. scott. n. n,
Scott, AMI n. II hufOrd, =. W. TAYLOR ADD
george truckcr, DONG hustuess uudor the
fuuAmf o. lrom0nt1ry slocG COMPANY,
heiondAnta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

JUDICIAL lHifirt OF ltlh Territory
County Of sat Lake.
Alma ". Crow. pIuIuUn, Va francisco Nlau
Cuin, rCuu NamHrnuuu. Tsfrah GfafiAnO
aud Annutonla Nugt defendants.
The proplu o. the Territory uf ttan send
grgCulg 70 Francisco nitncult fstro
hamhsnauo, Teresa OraTiano and An
nAtoniA hrglto, defendants.
NOu ARE liLNtuN REQUIRED TO
II appear iu un action brought against you
Wy The Above named pH.nuH 90 the District
Court 90 tha hirI Judicial iistr ct % tue
Territory ~ Titan. AMI % answer The com
plant nlud thtr ln within ttu uHyh ltArluatgo
% the DAY OF a1rylcul alter the service ON you
OF THE Hummona=if served within thu county .
ur. u served ,ut - ths county, Tut IN tins 0ia,
tuct WITHIN twenty dnit, othorWiso within
forty dhya==0r Judgment hy default will 30
taken nHainHt y. Il, according 90 ihc prayer Of
"a q conn amt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY.
oopEs. UIAu ILAaIIonr

~vortoF. -TnERE ARE pELNourNr
N npoH tho following described STOCK. ON
er'ount Of asfessments levied on AuFut Dr.,
80 the several amounts Get 0utoaIie thf
names Of Tue respective stakeholder, as foI
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L near ~ Hn action brought against you br
mc ABOVE named plainuh 10 tue District Couri
o! !he lhird Judicial District OF ,he territory
o. unt. nd 70 answer The amended con,
plant died therein within ten days (eselusive
o. ne day Of scryiosi dtsI the service % soc
or. h served out Of this rounty. I'M In ~
district, within twcuty dAys, othcrWso wltnin
iof days-ot Judgment ~ default WI o.
tnA s..n Asslnst You, aeca taihs 70 1he prayer u
Tue SAID acton i brought TO have a decree Of
M, eoar. TOT ne iose,,o, % s,I, ..,
a. r. Cara. september lin. 49,. upoa prrfn.
lses hr.t heIsihai.sI as,eI,.sa sisse 70 ,ss.ss
esiea ~ ssia defsaiast 10 sad q. :. ciars
- ~ - - - ----.-r-..
alter date, with interest," IRON matufiiy a !
] PEI cont per annnm said note being dne an
its Is paid iob luth. isg1 aud f0t 40 nal
Anfil ~. lsyli said note aud mortgage hatin.
the holder hereof parl Of SAD premise.
having been released IRON operation 81 sa,d
i.orlsagc pciug the promises secondly hsrein.
moftFaEu dcbt Asrcftalned aud amount due or
OWING O. Mra nco. W. stern. secured on sad
TORN 10 raise amount doe 70 piainuff and Tor
other Teliefl Haid mortgaEsd premises are
de,crbvd q. follows, - VII Commencing Al
LAKE city survey, running thence cast so
fleL tnoueo north lsi feet, thence vest ~
isoL thence south Sifeet 70 beginning saiJ
commencing AZ plint ~ isei east ci .ouIh'
west corner Of saii lot ,, running thence east
iUl feet thence north ~ feet thenUc Wpsl 100
ieCt, thence tuuth u tcei 20 beFinnlugi als0
commencing at point llN tect eAst and rods
south ~ uorthwcstcofnHf o. snii LOT 3,runumg
thence east 81 feet, thence south ~ feet
thence west % feet, tuenre north 49, fcct %
beginning, situate M -Alt Lake city sud
County. Utah Ana you are hereby noticed
that n you tsl 70 appear and answer the sad
amended complaint a. above required, the
said d Iuiuuf will apply 10 the court tor relief
demanded therein.
Witnsss. the Hln. samuel A. Merritt, judge,
aud the seal o. the District Courtn III
ths rhiTi Judicial District. DO and Tor
ttEALl The lUfritufI % UtHh. TINS tth dAy %
June. IN the year ~ our tord one
thousand oisht hundred and ninety.
four.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, CLERK,
Nv Gto. u LOOKS, Deputy Cieri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

The NGuonI nAnt NJ tho Republic, plaintiff,
VI
william nufhs ,Mafy l. ilufts. bis wife, EDWARD
Iuppur Mft. usufre W. ,tsafu. Catherine
r. yer Aarou keyaer, william ,. Nc.
lufniUt, Mary Nrhou. Union National
hahk 81 sat Lake city, q coTpofauou, nd
ward u. Vic =, tTuftec Tor ~ u. scott,
", II Scott and ". n. Buford. J " TAYLOR
hnd George tfockcf, doing business under
Wo hrin name OF fromontoTy stock Com'
panV Defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

houce ~ hereby given that will sell 60 the
highest BLADDER 20 much ~ each parcclo " stock,
Nth day 81 october, lSsi, 20 pay sAld asbass.
mont aud cost Of ADVERTISING aud eNVrraut Of
sale. NY order OF the hoArd u directors,
JANIS MDifAr,
Secretary and TTeasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

And iu accordance with law and order Of
the board OF directors made on thr l-th day ~
August, 1901, 90 many shares ~ each parcel "
such htnrk HH may De- uUrrHHHfV. viii be- cold AZ
the south dulf ui Weber County court House
in ogden tthh. on che 4.uI uay 90 october.
i-ut. 10 u u'y oCk noon uf suId Day, 20 Uaf do
iingucnt Assessment thereon together with the
cufi OF advertising aud rNHrusrs of che sAlo.
j U NNI secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

At the q. b, burst Grocery House
~ Il. SECOND South.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Monarch Mining Company.
Principal ONCE, salt Lake CITY. Utah
'I'HERE Is DELINQUENT Of ACCOUNT
i " Assessment No, T. levied by tho board
o. dtegloIs on July 2lst, 1871, VI tNO mills per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10

Alma n Grow plaluuh Va francisco ulan
culh, louu tamHrnnnn. lsfcaA SfatiAn0
aud Anuutonia iiug 10, defendants.
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The people 81 the Territory of titan send
grgCuAg 70 Francisco uitncullt fstro
hamhfnauo, teresa Grafiano and An
naioniA hfiglio, defendants.
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Alma y. wachtol. Plaintiff w. william 4
MuChtel, Defendant
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yyufsrd wsodSun. Gee. ~. oanzso,
Rrssidgn. Cashist.

cAsrT CAPITAL. 100000
cAhu sUHPLUs, esO0,v0o
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah zen
greeting 10 William E.Wachtrl, Defendant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

WASrEp-Wood In exchange for
subscription to the Weekly ARpMoRE.
ITE. l00cords will be thus accepted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

The Gainesville Hesperian, one
of the best and most ably edited
papers IN the whole great state
of Texas, issued a ten page
special edition last Sunday morn
ing which was creditable alike to
its management and the progress
sive business men of Gainesville
who so literally contributed to
its success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

To the president of the Board
OF Trade: Having the best in
terests of Ardmore at heart as we
know you have, You should call
a meeting of the body at once
andproceed to the appointment OF
a delegate or delegates TO Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress
which convenes in st. Louis on
the 26th instant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

FIND imam who says he doesn ; t
advertise ''becauso it don'tpay"'
and you are very apt to find one
who is simply here for what he
can get, after which he expects to
go somewhere else. The general
upbuilding of the town and coun-
try are matters of no concern to
him. Do you want to patronize
such9 We say no done do it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06
Nv. G. MULLINS, N. D.
Practice limited to diseases OF the
Ego, Ear, Nose aud Throat.

WIN he in Arduore, at the Wisnor
Hotel, second aud fourth Suuda, s
nf each month.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

PASSING events of the last few
weeks havp done more to bring
about a change in the condition
, of Territorial affairs than all else
combined for the last two years.
a change of somelSind is now in
sight, but just what it will be like,
and look like is merely conject-
ure. - Duncan Banner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

sSlmported Holland herring In oil
just received at Julius Kahn's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

THE man who advertises is the
ono who helps to build up the
town and country, Patronize no
Others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

Go 10 OMealys for nice broiled
trout, spring chicken with cream, gra.
W and etc. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06
Tho Election Ncws.

A late dispatch this afternoon says
Weather throughout the United
States fair except In Central and
Western New York and that an un.
usually heavy vote is being pollcd.
Too many splits In New York Dem.
ocracy, thought Norton will be next
Governor. Large Republican gains
Throughout the State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

HERE our vote for democracy
from start TO finish, from consta-
BILE In Arkansaw to David Ben
nett Hill for governor in New
York and may they all be elec-
ted, live long and prosper. ls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06
ARpNoayyTJEsDAY, Nov. L.
Election Returns.

The election returns will be bullC
tined at the court house tonight
Don't fail to attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

8 e. aTIhIs., aaTlIIs., sco MalO ST., Fort worth.
W. L. MuLLINs, Gaines.iIie
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

Look through the columns of
your paper and if your merchants
name appears not therein drop
him at once.~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-06

Operator says IL is showing all over
the state OF New York.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-24
The defeats of Wilson and Bland
we're national misfertunes.
The HUSTON RECEPTION.

On last Wednesday evening Miss Bessie
Huston entertained in her usual charming
manner In honor of her guests, Misses
Parrish and Hughes, of Marshall, and
Campbell, OF Grsceland Park.
1t is unnecessary to say anything of
Miss Huston's art of entertainment, so
we'll known is her reputation to the
society loving people of our city.
At an early hour the guests began to
assemble at the Huston residence, where
they were received by Misses Huston.
Parrish, Hughes and Campbell.
The amusements of the evening con
sisted OF dancing, card playing and other
social diversions. Probably the most
unique feature of the evening was the
modelling work" The guests were given
sticks OF chewing gum and a slip of paper
upon which was written the name of some
animal to be moulded out OF the gum.
When all had finished there was displayed
to the admiring gaze OF all the most Won
derful collection of monstrosities the
mind could conceive. The prize, a bcauti-
full edition OF Tennyson's poems, was
awarded to F. W. Hays, whose represent
tation Of q hedge hog was very realistic.
The refreshments consisted of orange
ice, Ice cream and cake.
At O late hour the guests left, thanking
Miss Huston foe q most enjoyable evening
and opportunity of meeting her fair
guests.
Among those present were: Misses
Birdie Wallace, Berta Richardson, Annie
ireland, Mary Stramcse, Matte Shelby,
Kate Tunstall, Eugenia Davis, Allie Ker-
dolff, Matte Davis Maud Burden, Mary
Silver, Estelle McGrew, Mary Wilson,
Mamie Goodman, Ozite Cox, Florence
Neale, Lillian Ryland, Rebekah Field,
Alice Mountjoy and kittie Fulkerson;
Messrs. Aull, Wilson, Crenshaw, Wallace,
Hays, Russell, Webb, McClelland. Fain,
Taylor, Grady, Eckie, Grimes, Chinn,
Buiord. Brawley, Chambers and others.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-24
FIRE AT WAVERLY.
The River City Visited by a Great
COnfiagratIOn Last Friday.

The following account of the fire at
Waverly is taken from the WaverIy
Times:
"At 4:30 p. NJ, Friday, November 18th,
a fire broke out In the butcher shop of
Sam M. Galloway that rapidly spread to
T.. X. Landrum's harness shop, agricul-
tural machine and un~dertakers ware
rooms on the north, and Henry Burnett's
grocery store and the Middleton Bank
building on the south, all OF which, x
cept the bank and Thomas & Callaway's
store, were burned to the ground.
"The butcher shop Of Sam M. Gala
ways with his new eighty dollar refrig-
orator, stock of meat, butchers tools,
books and some clothing were q total loss,
amounting to $3.50. No insurance.
and leather of T. X. Landrum's was saved
In o more or less damaged condition. His
agricultural implements and u~ndertakers
goods together with the building were
entirely destroyed. House and contents
valued at $500. Insurance over all $500.
"From the grocery store of Henry
Burnett a part OF the stock was saved in a
more or less damaged condition with
show cases. His safe containing some
money and papers was destroyed, but the
valuables were not seriously damaged.
His insurance was 500, probable loss out
side of this 81, 900.
AiAouhSsoh Dahh putldluS udtuuSc
not yet estimated. Loss on stairway,
poarches, windows, doors and sidewalks
may be in the neighborhood of $500.
1.-THE firm Of Thomas & Galloway have
no means OF estimating their loss, which
occurred principally through the theft of
b goods that were moved in the confu-
sion, incident to the fire.
1.-THE barber shop of Arthur Robertson.
next building north OF T. X. Landrum's
shop, was saved by being turned over.
His furniture was removed and the
building but slightly damaged was i'm
mediately righted up in shape for bust
| ness.
"The horse barn OF T. r. Landrum, west
Of the barber shop and several loads OF
corn were burned. The burning of this
seriously endangered the office building,
carpenter shops and lumber yard of w. p.
Minor, which were alone saved by the
heroic efforts Of the citizens, in tearing
away fences and removing a portion Of
the lumber.
"The large Carriage Repository and
repair shops OF w. II. Landrum on tho
front at times was so hot that watsI
thrown on 1t escaped partially in steam
Had this building caught fire, with thu
wind as 1t was, n number OF residence:
would have doubtless been burned.
"The bank being of brick with a cemen,
roof and fire walls lone saved the prop.
erty south Of Commercial street."