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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
BANK ELECTIONS.
BIG SPRINGS.

Special to the Gazette.
Big Springs, Tex, Jan. DAT meet
ing of the stockholders of the First
national bank the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
Col. Ed Hart, president: Il. G. Sander
son, vice president; j. /. Mcdonald.
cashier. A. Is. loncs, aSsistm cashier.
aud the following directors: r. o. San
derson, J, /. Mcdonald, Ed Hart l..
$. Mcdowell, j. IL. Hunt, j. G. Smith
and a. b. Jones.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Nhrwall. Ohio. Jan. TO- ID. A. Baker
cashier of Tie First Nniionni bank " this
Mace ans .'lad this morning. Raker shot
himself through tho right temple and
heart. lie has been connected with the
banl for twenty-five years The cause
az rs net Is supposed TO BE- the result
~ br0oding over the snpposihou that he
under H. resent reorganization His nc
count are said 70 be perfectly stralgit.
Michigan leads in iron production
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
IS HTRDLESTON
p AND MIR HOLT HARRIS
WERE MARRIED
ie Christian Church IN This
piiy Last NiehtAA Bril-.
liant Affair.

ihe Christian church last evening
80 n'clock was celebrated the mar
~ No. Hol. Harris and Miss Mat.
tprtlf sion, Rov. Mr.. Senabaugh OF
lnilslian church officiating.
chhrch was crowded at an early
fra the ushers. AIossrs Harbour
~ zandt had some difficulty in
~ ID who came.
,ne rior of the building was aparo-
'l3 afcorated with palms, the pdfpit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
A GOVERNMENT
COACH ROBBED
IN AIENICO.
The Merry 0choa Is Busy Capturing
Ranches and Taking Win
chestcrs.


Special To the Gazette.
III Paso Tex. Jan. 10.-The Mexican
government mail stage between C0rro-
and robbed Of everything belonging to
the government. Och0a and his band on
tie south bank Of the Rio Grande are
very busy. having captured several
ranches, including las Nacas. where
they got fifteen Winchester rifles This
occurred ON Sunday and On the day fol
lowing they captured fifteen Of them.
This inforuatiof comes through c0nriers
sent 20 the authorities az lugrez and also
By private messengers 20 men here who
have properly interests IN that section
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
rRornsrs AGAlNsr ERNEsr

Special to the Gazette.
Washington. Jan. l0.-AIr. Crane was
at the treasury today to present, with
out ipdorcment the protests from
Laredo against Enest's deputies there.
These are characterized as worthless Re-
pub leans and boys too young for work.
Mr. Plschal today Introduced bill
to appropriate $4,000 for government
buildings at Del Rio
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

Don't walt BUY now, while values are
lowest Having 10 settle ma estate must
give bargains on lots, stores, acreage. In
quirc NJ once.
J. j. ROCHE, Administrator,
<9a Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

''l''.Nf''s " AAN AhNAfltts
Waco, Tex. Jan. 10-"Thcre's going
e he a lively lght In this congressional
dislrig! this fan was the remark Of
,tgngrcssmnn Pcndlnton will have 10
look sharply after his fcuces if he 4
70 sncccel himself lie has many
friends In Waco and MeLcnnan county.
nut. nevertheless he's going 10 have
strenuous opposition. Do Won notice the
way lne evening paper savagciy attacks
him, ] don't suppose, however tl,at tbis
counts for much. There Is. however on
position TO him here, and possibly Mo
Lonnnn county may be In the field with
candidate OF her own Tom Uendor-
son, IN Milan county. is going 10 run.
gressmnn Antony Of tho same comfy
nor r. say anything Of numbers Of other
candidates IN grooming or course we're
gong to have o lively fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Special to the Gazette.
Gaincsyil.e. Tea, jan l0-,T II Gum
ter nn old citiycn Of this county, died az
his home ON Fish crock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
DEATHS.

MRS. MATHIS.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Trenton, Tex lnu. o. Mrs. Mathis
died here This morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

Prof Hazrn Of the weather bureau
expresses the opinion that all the concus-
sion experiments 70 produce rain have
been failures,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
From a Letter Oh INQUIRY.

January 7, 1894
For a year or mo ic have been cast
ing about for some place to move to.
Fort Worth seems to be the most
promising place, or have been misled
by tho effective work done Tor the town
by The GA2ETTE. LBS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
orrosIrToN To rNNpLEroN.

Introduction Of Governor Ross into tho
held would change matters materially.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-30

nRpst1i stock. -. 90: ircoxporasors, c. T.
Crane. Mrs George ~ Bushnell. ~. X
royer AID l. s. Tucker. principal place
Psrl. H J. Ciaussca. r. A. Morgan. A. IL
BrookA George Il. E3cketk ard E. A
Ssrsut- Bay Nil ccnpsny; capital stock.
Zen: sncorrorzxorx A. E. Pretty. George
r Holden. Wniiam H. Cooper. A. Des-
or business. Ballard
0rxssrs ccraIrming sale were signed yes
tsrcay In the superior court as follows:
Seattle Brewing & Mating co. vs. Loais
Udfre, tEo lots In Gilman addition.
sI1E.as: same Va Bernard Krrx. four lets
IN Bay View addition 90 Salmon Bay. and
two lots in DeHny's flrss addition: Whit
siesey Abstract 4 Title Guaranty Co vs.
Fred f. Sander: Harriet If. Townsend
~. Joseph y. Lloyd ct al.
In the matter OF che estate Of Scrhss
LANCE. who died In this county July .,
Fred Sesger yesterday petissogsaa for the
appointment OF John Gourgey IS afirrin-
ssfrasor. The estate consists OK real and
personal properly In this city valued at
800. and q distributive share or an estate
In Germany. The heir is Agnes LANCE,
. daughter. aged 6. living in South Se-
attic.
Judgments were signed In thu su-
perior court yesterday An follows: E. w.
Andrews W. John w. ellison ct al. So
SIS; Louis Goldberg Va. Phil A. Silver
stone. s2d6.ss. Cornell University W.
Sackman- Phillips Investment Co.. ssl,-
1870; Joseph r. X. Irwin We. Michael
McTeigA $Ss42o. Scottish American Mort
gage TO. vs.. Hanna Svedbcrg ct al;
Louis Thompson VS.. Ben A. Anderson.
xi4.fJ: Hop Growers Associations vs..
Snoqualnie Coal & Coke Co, $sel IS;
Angio-Amcrican Land Mortgage &
Agency Co. ys. Mary L. Hunmeii ct al;
State ex rel Thomas Winsor VS. mayor
And common council OF Ballard. s7os 50
In favor OF rsiator; W. w. White VS..
Mamie O. Dawson ct viz.
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CASES SET FoE THAI.
In the superior court yesterday causes
were assigned for trial as follows:
Juhge HumsA.

In the superior court yesterday causes
were assigned for trial as follows:
Judge Humss.
State vs.. g. b. wright-January 4.
State w. +. M. McGee--January 10
Eugene W. Mills VS.. b. Dereg ct al
January IA.
Merchants National Bank VS.. Ben Z.
Snipes. two cases-January IL
Thomas carstens VS.. William Peterson
January II.
r. Cameron W. J. r. Andrews-Janu-
airy Is.
Amos Brown ct al. VS.. C. II. Thuland-
January Is.
Mrs. j. Cross vs.. ]. +. Hail-January Is.
n. J. Joliffe SIS. r. r. Brown, receiver.
two cases-January is.
C. s. Perkins va North End Bank-Jan-
uary 1e.
George Fischer ct al. vs.. J. A. LOOMS
January II.
Charles Burns vs. E. l. Terry-Janu-
airy II.
A. ]. Stevens VS.. School District No. 70
january II.
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New Suits FIiea.

The following new suits were fled In
the superior court yesterday:
George W. Young vs. /. II. Page ct al.
--Promissory note. $780,
j. II. Blake VS.. II. 4. Mcrris-Contest OF
election.
c. +. Plimpton. as administrator. vs.. O,
j. Treen ct al-Prcmissory note snd
mortgage. $50.
Seattle Brewing e. Mailing Co. VS.. G.
d. Observation-Disclosures $i20.7o
C. r. Hanson vs. s. H. Hancock
Promissory note, 1856: balance on account.
SO.
j. III. Dennis VS.. Kass & Co., c.. N.
Wales ct alto set aside sale under ex-
ecntion and for dissolution OF partner
ship.
J. N waiiingford VS.. Bolgen & wenge
Appeal from justice court, $3.50.
Otto clearinghouse ct al. vs.. Campbell
& Murphy-I4ien for labor. $3.50.
W. T. Chalk VS.. J. s. q J. r. Taylor
Dissolution OF partnership ami for re-
ceiver.
Joseph II. X. Irwin va Michael McTeigh
--PromIssory note. $a65.
Canada Settlers Loan & Trust Co. VS..
Hiram +. Stevens ct ai.--Promissory note
and mortgage, $50.
Northern Counties Investment Trust,
limited, VS.. William l.. Livesley ct ux.--
Pro,nissory note and mortgage, 5000.
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Court. and Public omoe..

The United States court viii be In ses-
sion Monday.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
for p. Frederick Olson and Laura Nelson.
both Of Tacoma
Frank Morley. charged with robbing
William Clarke OF sls. pleaded not guilty
in the criminal court yesterday.
A motion for a new trial OF the case
of william Ccrbett VS.. w. A. Harring-
ton will be heard by Judge Osborn JAM
uary 5.
w. f. Harbert filed libel In the United
States court against the steamer Henry
Bailey late yesterday afternoon for
wood bill amounting 10 SIS
The Northern Counties Investment.
trust, limited, has sued William L. and
Mary I.ives,ey on @ $1,000 paoaatssory note
secured by mortgage on the southwest Ia
OF section Is, township %. range s.
Judge Langley yesterday signed an or
der directing the secretary OF state to
deliver noses OF the face value OF $685.
fos.ss. assts OF the Farmers Insurance
company, to Thomas b. Hardin re-
ceiver.
Judge Osborn yesterday signed an or
der denying a motion to discharge at
tachmenis in the sgiits against Simon
Rumpr ard Joseph Mayer brought by the
Isewle Manufacturing cosnrany. Unger
Bros. and Henry cow.n.
Otto and Oscar Ehhinghcusc yesterday
secured the appointment OF Sheriff wool-
cry as receiver OF isse,o shingles in shs
dry kiln ot the Maple Leaf mil. Lake
washington, 10 enforce payment Of
labcrers' liens aggregaltng s2eS.
An Information was filed In the su-
per,oy court yesterday charging Erik
Erikson with grand isrceny IN stealing
harness valued at so from Watson Z.
sus,-e. Erfkson was erratgred before
Judge Huufes and pleaded not guilty.
Andrew Chilherg yesterday retitsoned
Judge Langley TO be appointed admins
tracer OF the estate Of Andrew Erganhi.
= ytesgn, Of the franklin mine disaster
las, August. The estate IS valued AZ
ssas Deceased leaves three raotheriess
bows. the oldest years Of ase.
"A the superior court yesterday the
s.anassa settlers. Loan & Trust COMPANY.
p,,,..es. commenced an acfiun Hsaiasf
Hiram f. stevens ct 81, to esafcrce Fas-
ussr,s Of prosslsScgy note for sssa Pay
mnnt Is secured By mortgage On tae
southwest la OF sccsscn "A. township >.
rsnge !.
gv oraer - court the sheriff Was YES
.erssav directed TO surrender fsefr ia'siss
81 the Abrahanas Grocery company 70
Receiver Cosapsesa This ruling is IN
farsAs-anss es the previous czS3e-s % 'sae
effect that the Judgment of schwa sssSsss
gros, a To- - not To te considered Ii tse
lshs - a preferred claim
Articles 90 incorporation were nlsa
wssa the coaaty auditor yesterday as
g,stcws. pen;ea Coal Msalng company.
earsssa stcrk. sas.asa: incorporates. Pat
vsek s.lhscax. William James and David
y Iores. Merchants Delivery corapans,
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BAED IN OREGON.
~ Discovery Made By
nrs. C. A. Hammond.
Z. p,yoRcEs ARE THE REMEpy


residential discovery that his wife
~ ted q legal husband when he
- her. although she thought him
- hax caused C.. A. Hammond to
~ !. fr4endly suit for divorce, not
- z. and his wife desire a permanent
.r1Ix,. but that they may after-
marry again.
- Hammond beIseved her first hus-
M SO long since dead. and there
"a no hesitation In marrying Mr..
ord. bat she recently learned
~ - former husband still lived In
s;S~n thus cloud was thrown over
A1r9sstic happiness, which they
80 seeking to dispel.
81 ooupie annediately separated and
IS ,ince been living apart
ssZ5'se crocceiings brought yesterday
Il ~ initiative OF what Will ere long
- Mace Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond In
111f,on 20 occupy their former reia-
: The service by summons yester-
nj nnf be followed by any further
SssSifc uo<ice until the twenty days
"a required by law shall have ex-
When the papers In the case will
81 "a IA the county clerks Office and
~ - probably tried the same day.
& Il - nseautime Mrs. Hammond is To
e Geattle and make no defense or
$500 10 her husbands suit. When the
J. Hvuse 4 granted to AIR. Hammond,
- hammond will institute suit for
4 figarus from her former husband. and
~. - Mrs. Hammond will then re-
s1uurry. the case is quite an interest
~ u but Mr. Hammond refuses to
! 90 jass details, preferring to wait
"a 81 I'll the facts come out ct his
( ~ ~ divorce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-30
nrcoRD IN sHINeLE MILL FIRM.
shaik Wants Partnership Dissolved and
Taylor Wants an Accounting.

shaik Wants Partnership Dissolved and
Taylor Wants an Accounting.
The assignments of the firms OF Taylor
s.s9s and Taylor Bros. q Chalk have In
nsencei ". T. Chalk. OF the latter firm.
70 apply 10 the superior court for disso-
Iasisn OF partnership and an accounting.
ne arm Of Taylor Bros. & Chalk was
termed II June. 1872. fer the purpose Of
manufacturing shingles. ana Chalk now
esarges that his partners have wrong
saiiy aud without his consent applied
zone or the money and property or re-
sfpts and profits OF the business TO their
esn use. Tho liabilities of the firm. as
nearly as he can ascertain. are 5000. and
g says the property Is sufficient to ray
~ eb'isaticns. Chalk claims to have re-
ssaieals demanded dissolution and set
Nsneat. lie asks for n receiver to take
sasrge of the affairs OF the partnership
ma hnaliy that an accounting and disso-
aasioa be made under direction Of the
Court.
The Taylars have answered the COM
Pant by stating that the embarrassment
" ins firm has been caused largely BY
sAs oppression In business. but they claim
laf'ner that Chalk is largely indebted to
sse Partnership. the exact amount OF
saen they are unable TO state. because
saey say the books OF account and other
papers are In Chaik's possession. They
$50 ask fcr thu appointment OF a receiver
sss Tor dissolution. the relations existing
90 wesn the members of the firm being
sach as 10 make an agreement tnipossihis.
Ae applications were heard by Judge
stsonra. who appointed j. e. Lilly re-
sssssT and fixed ais bond at Ss,sd0,
lilly, as assignee. filed an Inventory %
sae property. The Tayiors each filed q
Cain of exemption.
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The purchase or a a.ie0 note by
George H. Thomas from George r. Mills
and the subsequent loan OF SO at S per
cent a month has been already told at
length to the public, but the details oe
the stipulation by which the proceeding
was dismissed have not yet been pub
hshed. Thomas. far from pressing his
Claim OF title ON the ground OF purchase
Tor valuable consideration. rot only
abandoned 1t but paid the accumulated
costs. Mills. however, paid Thomas the
800 borrowed money and tho S interest
the terms on which he had previously
offered TO settle tho controversy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-30

Chester l. Thorne. who by = decree OF
sne superior court viii be obliged. as he
Claims. to pay over again promissory
note Tor ss.sfa. yesterday lied motion for
= now trial. The motion was
oserruied. He based his motion on the
usual statutory grounds ana further
charged that the court erred In refusing
70 permit him to show that r. l.. Ssinscn
mad made statements to connsea for de-
Iendanf different from those testified to
oy nm on the trial. and In not permit
tag defendant to impeach stinson, and in
not allowing counsel to show that they
We're taken by surprise by stinson,s testl-
mony
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Capt Grfmn's Estate.
A. f. Borsn YESTERDAY r~&,,,a-.., -.
probate court Tor letters at "A
81 TIE estate Of Captain 2. - c~.r, - !.
80 49, asannoe. The estate consists OF
= ,1AsiaaaI hsaf interest In lot 8. biock
=. Sun.rai Seattle. Captain Grifsn was
liza -. and havsng left no viii, thu
s.' OF his heirs. IL any srrvlye
aiAns are unknown. The AFFIDAVIT Of Eor-
a'h. accompanying tie petition, states
1nA1 ne Rad known Grim FOR seven years
p'sor % his unsimeiy death. and had
earned from him that the captain had no
relatives in this state: that he had been
RAISED by some man and wife in the East.
put mad not been adopted by them. II
shere are any heirs. they are probably
distant relatives.
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u1Iss AND DENNIS 1MsEooLro
nesns Wants sale or Partnsrship Prop
srty Set ASIDE.

AZ sequel 10 the reopening OF the fight
!. eetxssu J. II. Dennis and A. NJ, Wales.
Mo we're set at cross purposes as pro-
.Dsitt8rs Of the Grand cafe. Dennis ysster-
slsy 6lsd complaint In the superior court
o&king for an order to set aside sale of
: fhs property under execution and Cor q
dissolution OF partnership.
ID September. 1888. Wales and Dennis
areped the Grand cafe, and put into the
business about si.100 worth OF property.
b less than month they were enjoinesi
from keeping the restaurant open. be-
cause Wales had sold his right to engage
In the basiness, and owing to the compli-
cations arising Dennis claims to have
been forced 10 pay debts amounting to
toso. But his troubles did not end here.
Cor afterward Kass & Co. obtained q
Judgment against him and sold his inter-
est In the corporation. which was bid In
BY X l. LiiIco. deputy constable. who.
Dennis says, never paid anything on the
rafchase: moreover. that the constable
who made the sale taxed exorbitant and
Illegal fees 10 order 10 increase the costs
- that Liliieo could bid In the property
for the amount of the costs. LilIico Is
sfserward said to have given q bill OF
sale to Eleanor King. who i'm turn sold
her pretended Interest to Wales. Dennis
old partner.
Dennis says that all the above-named
parties conspired to defraud and cheat
hin and for the further purpose OF place
tns all the property into the hands of
WAKES. who has prosited by the fraud, is
nov In possession of all the property be-
longing to the iirm, except what he has
sod or destroyed, and is making daily
use Of the same. Dennis thinks he is
entitled to have the sale set aside. and TO
settlement and dissolution of the part
nerxhip' In the old case OF Wales VS..
Dennis. Wales was given twenty days in
which to pay the costs.
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slAEE DENIES MORRIS. ELECrIoS.
ans Ballard Council Contest Carried 90
the Superior Court.

&ae dght over a seat II the Bai'asd
soaAeil has been carried into tfc superior
esesS asi yesterday J. VI. Blake He'd
5esSion ef contest against II. \. Morris.
Nea holds y certificate fer the election
Ted December 1. The particular ground
% eeasest is m&tcoadget On the part OF
sae judges and eaavasssag board 10 de-
eaTtpg Morris elected. although Il Is
esarge3 ne received casy 10 Votes. While
haase received ~. The case has been set
fer January II ard viii be hears by J75se
laag.sy
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After e days tramp up sncw-ciA1
mountain, the gentlemen who made tho
ascent should feel like csspoxsng Of first
class dinner. The New Arlington French
restaurant makes a specially Of their
sunday dinners. They are good enough
for anybody and cheap enough fer every
body. The best the market supplies will
be found On their table and the service is
excellent. A bottle or -ZInfandel wine free
with each dinner. Remember the place.
LIS South Third street. from to $50 p. N.
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Mrs. aib.on Regain. Her .,ld Name.

Charlotte p. Gibson yesterday obtained
divorce from Beattie Gibson on the
ground of habitual drunkenness. They
were married June s, 1873. at Inlay City,
Mich. when the bride was a girl OF Il.
The decree also restored to Mrs Gibson
her maiden name OF Whiting and award
ed her the custody OF her three minor
children.
c. Amanda Pesardi was granted a d.
vorce from Lewis Pesardi on the ground
u cruelty.
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Wallace May Escape she rentsensiasr.

Alexander Wallace. convicted cs high
way robbery thres weeks ase liz judge
Htilaes' court has chance 10 escape
fressa the pen.senGiary. the court Tester-
DAY having granted q motion fer = rev
uiai Tae motion was granted on the
ground that n part Of the testimony en-
Which Wallace Was scnvtesea MAS con-
sainees FL the asfidaslts 81 Williams and
sasl. each az whom WAS given eight
Yeats On plea Of guilty. The attorney
Tor Natlses made the r~ssat that ;sa VIII
sssseS should have iSsa hreasas tasA
p tase With Ike pstSeasr In epsa ecast.
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.M.s - tns cass Vas presudsesa BIZ the
. : Tbs crime In which ws.,.~.
= su2posed to be fmpiicsted u.. -.
~ o. sz And . gn,d watch Nsvers-
-, =, from Jofeph Latter. : rassszs.r -
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Every color, imported and American.
Just received at the new stationery and
periodical store. 7al and sas Second. north
west corner Cherry. The Puget Sound
News company. wholesale and retaA~
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Bartletts bankrupt crockery and hard
ware at auction, commencing next
"Wednesday. In the interval no reason
able offer refused. Pacific Hardware Co.
I'll Ye Ter avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-30

See the new lines OF ladies and cha-
5ren's underwear just opened at Chester
Cleary's
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Have you seen the SIS dress goods
they are selling for g. l-2c this week at
Chester Clearys?
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7r. H.. January 5. 1895.

Il the time set for the awarding az the
fine Howard watch at Frisch Bros, I'D
Front.
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70 k1eD young, keep we'll:
keep tho Hezven ealD. the
YnUOO b,ood ruddy. and tAs syusem
well fed BIZ assrx Patne's
AZ IN Cezery Compound. The 0nly
yxsparassnn of ske kind that
Ne rsccmHen6
STEWART q HOLMES DRUG coxP.Y.

Home FIRE Insurance Company W Jas.
Botheal-Ianuary IS
Judge Oahsrn.
J. NJ. Frank W. r. schmdx Ct ALLAH
nary q