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Eradieates
MALARIA.


Feyeredand Sick Per-
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
] impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat il is a
sure cure.
COntagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
ChiIblains, Pile >,
Chafings, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Com pick
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed. .
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Burns relievcdinstantly
Scars prevented.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable PoIsons,
Stings, etc.
l used the Fluid during
our present affiic,ion with
Scarlet Fever with de-
cided advantage. 1t is
indispensable TO the sick
room. WM. F. SAND
SoRD, Eyrie. Ala.
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should he have intended to use them
against the Gar. The Cars crown
oates from period of the Emperor
Paul [, and is valued at 100000
roubles.
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j. A. FALKNER,
" atchmaker and JeWeller
HENDERSON, N. G.

Special attention given to repairing of
all kinds. Work warranted to be first
class; and satisfaction guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Give me trial.
August }, a.
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SMALLPOX
and
PITTING of Small
Pox PREVENTED

A member fmy fam
lily was taken with
Smallpox. II used the
Fluid the patient was
not delirious, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it. - ]. W. PARK
INsoS, Philadelphia.
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Ruies and ReuS IatIoas OF the Hen.
dersOn Post office.

Office opens at Z A. Nj.
Office closes at 7:45 z. M.
Mail going North closes at 10:30 A. M.
Mail going South closes at $40 L. NJ.
Mail from North opens about $3.50 -
Mail fromSouth opensabout, 1:l5 A. NJ
Oxford mail is opened about 10 An.
Oxford mail closes 5:4U p. M.
Registration sand Money Order
3 to s 2. NJ. K. J. WYCHE,
Postmaster.
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The physicians here
Use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment OF Diphtheria.
A. SToLLEHwERCK,
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeathi it
should be used about
the corpse it will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply
sician, j. MARION
SIMS, VI. D., New
York, says: 81 am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable disinfectant.
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VOL. II.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
DALEIGH & GAsToN, r. r.

RALEIGH AND GASTON r. R., !
SUPERTNTENDENT's OFFICE.
Raleigh, n. c., May II, 1888.
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All transient advertisements for one
mohlh anu under-must be paid for in ac-
Vince Bills rendered quarterly for aii.ad-
Ser1sements TO appear longer than one
month.
Local notices, to appear in reading matter,
VIII De charged 10 cents per line for rirst,
and cents for each subsequent insertion.
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AK. AfSFREIGHT

Mail trains make close connections at
weldon with the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad and Bay Line Steamers via
Baltimore, to aud from all points North,
West, and Northwest and with Peters
burg Railroad via Petersburg, Rich>
mond and Washington City. 10 and from
all points North and Northwest AT
Raleigh with the North Carolina Rail-
road 10 and from all points South and
southwest, and with the Raleigh and
Augusta Air Line 20 Fayetteville, Hamlet,
Charlotte and the South.
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DR. D. B. GARDEN,
RESIDENT DENTIST.

Most respectfully announces to his
former patrons and friends and the gem
eral public that he has this day REMoV>
ED HIS OFFICE oper Gtbson'S Book Store
lentrance between Book Store and Dor
say's DrugstOre) where he will regularly
he found during business hours, and
pledges himself To the faithful pfrfor
nance of all operations entrusted tp his
care, either operGtiUe, mechanical or s't''-
gicGL
Prices for first class operations in either
ieDarf,nent reduced to the minin um-
Examinations and advice gratis. Office
neatly equipped with new instruments
and other dental material My highest
aim will be errclence in the most minute
details. The experience Of gears both o.
1,ractiee and study, cpnvincts me that
taeth can oniv be S,.rcd by much pai,ts>
taxing and thorough m0niPuIafion on the
part Of the operator
feb. 8.
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MAIL TPAIN.

FAST THROUGH FREIGHT.
(For Portsmouth,
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a Household Article for Universal
Family Use.

es. Persons waiting on
sly. Scarlet Fever has
:ad where the Fluid was
cen cured with it after
EN- place. The worst
:, -
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Tbe following coanpositton was
plaeed upoo H. blackboard at .
TeaehosyV Institute, and . prise o( .
WObs(eg'e dictionary o0ered 70 any
pe19o0 who ooud Tood Il, and pro
nouneo every word cogrecely. The
book WaD not carried al, h0wovor,
- twelve Was the lowese number Of
mtstakee IN peouunctattoa made: "A
eacstlegtolas o0>of Be>1ol, who suf-
lered ftnm bronc'ittis, having ex-
ha0eted hte 0noncse, In order TO make
good the de0ctt, resolved 70 ally him
srlf to 2 eon,eiy. Ic"tent and doodle
young lsdy Of the Malay, or Ceucns.
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King Theebew haD beoo eelebeaEing
the biflh q . daaghtef. During The
0Gut year Il their Wo0dod 0G6 hi0
lhvegi1o spoaDo pCesooeod him with .
deaghtse, a1d Hi najsgty, digustod
With the 9it, l6ssook III wi6 a.d
tax up With several q hoe Ilva1A
The 0scen, hovcvsr, eeaxsd hin
back, ana - . p)odGo q geoooeil1o-
tim tie khod huo6ood 0ouood tbo
rivalo 70 b stsaag]ed. In doe tiDe
TIE Qooeo bore U1to ThooboW-on-
othoe d00ghte1. Thb ~ 10 00e6.
The King Woot up001 tEo0o0d0os-
and pgotSaoted spsoe, wagering .
Wilderness a peA1greeo 0eokeyS
aGni1st . jungle a scarlet a1aeoodas
1Poo his shility b drink 30Galloae a
Gin-whjch = tho Durue1o equiv.
eleot q ear ''r1m'-ia Thirty eoo-
soeative deys, daring vhieh pseied
hb loyal e0h3oceo waited With patient
pestaIbatieo loe turthe1 dovo)op.
9eotD. At eho ed Il tlslD tine tie
King came 70 What aso leGaTaed in
Burmah aihlosonoeo, and i0modioto-
y killed biz mesbee- -ln-hw. He
followed up this pEoof of Istalni1g
Tsesoo, heveves, BY opening all. th0
peieoos IL TIE country end tu!ning
their oecupants hose. His ct ha0
compoicatod asi uatjo0 which 1b1 ooo
bsjef moment seemed eo0paraeively
e3eor, and Buruah b now IN dosltt
whether the lettsnG loose OF the CO.
vjcts Of the stsangjtng q her gseod'
mother b 70 b REGARDED - the eDpe-
~ A.
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- 0GenooG1hslo aDd AlIegheoy
- Weeo bs0 shtog Sap6dly % ~
1nla - asked ibe lo.eQQ lbst a
opo0 ~ ~ I01ogno13oool tlsAes3oD
4816Dboe5oo 6 Io0Aoo.
3ssosgs T1emas ssd hie eechesGes
u l8Aloe I'm ! 1Iaoelgeo. He leavoo
Noo Ysgk - the M a APel nat.
- Aasp6talD q Philo0s1pbis ase
I'll - po6ooo 0ogo q )o9D Sesloo9ly
M1e1o4 b h1llng On tbe Icy sio0.
CeaGo ahjppoGu thgooton 70 goDogt
t!ehe1sae.1s;la1isa ifoass:..t t11sk
l10o41o ~ 0o0o - yoooo0aboo terms
in ~ . lssight sabso
I'll = Gs11maboa tbat tbose aro about
Aypo b)ioa pesss1s in FaDee, and
W. s0elle ~ thus A1 beea dooe b
10pq nDo001G30o. -r~..
V1U61S1l66oot Huntln9loo Il the
Co0ola) Hae60e sayU tAat thogo = no
l6o061Glo0 1og ~ talk 0( The union
q ~ nod With ~ Uniea Pacific.
A e9bet Vim - 1na1e tbis season
. govivo H. Wa1ing paPolaSity Il
CoodH I1lood. Au0in Coebln In
=: =: ss2'sd u '''e'' 90 '' hashas-
IT, Alr greu1ds and prepesty a
- VeshinStea 1air Assoeleeioe at
eSskS sals recently 10 SATISFY
II survuy of thc Ovseoa shost
Lse = pGqgsssslng vssy hvosably.
To 00IVo10oD 1ep0gt Q op1o00l0
Tooeo ~ snake River, With 10 o.
HeaDD ID Regtland, On The Ohio.
aso 1eoaiag away, aad people who
- 1ahso i06agola TIE second stosles
efeoI)6onqp voeo dEivea oot BY the
Wotoe o. 0o 16eh Instant.
At ~ auction aale OF unclaiu>ed
parcels - Wells, Fargo 1 Cos o0ce
0t IOoe1o, Co.,, recently, James
T6o0Qooa paid : dollar toe . box
W16e6 peovod % oo0tain two gold
bsie6, vueth ovee ell, ,0o0.
Aeoe1ot0ly oothoot3o Hepoets fto0
tho Cooogodo oatt)o and o6oop IonGeD
sto1o tho lon b. tie recent storms =
inslgnileank The weather hos great
y Ss1ssa1od. the snow i n,siting
s: 10y and ''' danger to stock '''
OWl0g % an uupeeoedented De.
nand 81 eopjGD of 0ovosno9 Buffers
0enmgo 70 the Legislature Of Naasa-
OhuDof6. aD6 the Inst that the OfiRi.
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a cubit b two Doek
A pee = three fsot.
A hthoQ = tx 1eet.
A span = 10 - ineheA
A palm = three iDohos.
A leaguo = three miles.
A grsae eublt = II lbsl.
There aEs Z 475o lAnguagss.
Oals, 3 poonds pes bashs3.
Ban, 36 pounds pr bsshel.
Da1ley, = pounds PEI bushel.
Two pessoas de every second.
A days journey = ~ miles.
Sound moves ~ miles PER boar.
A squass mite contains 60 acrss.
"A steem blovs = niles pr hour.
Csans salt, s pounds pr bashsl.
A Tub ol battee weighs q pounds,
Bsckwhsat, e pounds PER bushel.
The svssage human HE IL 81 year
A barrel of rice weighs 600 pounds,
An acre eontaius 4.Sl0 square
yarns.
A 1rkin of butter weigh. 5s
pounds,
A barr.l Of hd&r weighs lse
pounds.
A barrel Of pork weighs 20 poupsls,
SLOW rivers Aow I'VE miles Pc,
boar.
nnothy seed, 45 pounds Pc,
bashel.
A hurricane moves 50 miles Pc,
houE.
A ride hall moves 1000 miles PEI
hour.
Rapid rivess now seven miles pe,
hoWI:
4 hand (hons messars) h fos,
Inches.
ElscGricity moves 10. go miles PEI
boar.
The Asst luci6tr match wss raads
ID l0eo!
Gold Wa discovered in Cali5oruia
|n 1S1o.
The 1rst horse railroad was built
ID 1885,.
A mile = $40 fest, or l,7o0 yard
10 loagth.
C cs:., s::,I9 & and a@1''''' $ pounds
The 1rst steamboat piled the Had-
Don q 1901.
Amodesate wind blows seven miles
per hour.
Whent. beans and clover seed, %
pounds per bushel.
The llrst use of . locomotivs In this
W. II laeo.
TIE Ant almanac was printed By
Geo. Voo Durbaoh IN 1910.
Until l773 oottoo splnaiug was PEI.
js,Ded by ~ hood splnnj1g wheel.
The 0sotD team o0Gioo o0thlD CO.,
ieent was broaghe ftoo England In
I75&
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Rsetsr than Q oo1d llaDa.

How some 0ootaDa cattle ki1DD
make their 1ostaoss. ean eao11y -
undesstood fto0 tho fool0U1nG 6oeo:
d. A. g. FloWssveo q 6e3eoA, drove,
!ast August, % ;BilllnQ, ard further
by nail 70 Chicago and . HDo!6ee,
l.SaO head II caetJo, which sid for
w, zoo. At Sc. Paul soaDo botebosc
got the psivilego 70 pick several
steess, st SlU0 pr head, ftom the Doe:
It b sate tO ny that The psieo oase
price 0f this heard WaD below ~ PER
bead. This b better than gold uiD-
tng.-!SaN Lake zti6uae.
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O00o90k300o0 q t0O VvuOOs
CHICAGO, Feb l6-The Western
Union o0Ioen bere say that the d.
oorsli1afiOn 0e tho wires b complete.
an6 extends from Buffalo to Omaha
and fron 81. Paul 70 Cairo The poles
thepooelves are washed away IN some
looalifles and The pgovaIence of tog
canoeo ouch rapid escape o( the e!ee.
frio 6uid and sucA IN induction that
evsa nm The wires intact business
esS With diNcalty b DONE speedy
relief b expected, however: ne ~
Soenheric co0ditjo0s ero improving
In ~ Vosk and ~ tsmperaeeIe y
iove9in4. bei1gdown - $40 q Cney-
eana. and ooly . above q Ooene
TSore hss seldom 6eeo % !o0G ono
oootinued q pUootrattoa q 10 w.
a0dar,ng The pase twooe three "esSA'
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They Can't - Beat.

Al Chat3eston I met . man from
Biughs0pt0n. n. r., who Wae agsnt
for some sort Of cotton lnaehj10sy,
and almost the nrst thing be asked
,::!i :;5s. S.,.:s q xe' manage with the
IVY I have to f. 'h'~' q
''Tbat shows how gresa 70. ass.
I am guinG 70 stoP here four days,
and I won't ny 'em cent"
"Then you won't sst mseh Scr
II won't, eh. Well, you Just
watch me- and learn . thing or tva'
I. VS. -. . lead halfdo,lar, neatly
covered with gold Toll, and . 1st
9lanco Il seemed 70 b . % goA
pioce. When the New Yoekee's
trunk came down staiSs and The tWo
daskeys fingered arouDd for . quar-
ter apiece that twenty" appeared to
view, aud he soid:
70. .,s::s'':'f s:;ss: !.! ! 9'' today III -
The came thing was worked on The
table-walteI. o. the waites who
broaght up ice.Watss, and On sovogsl
ether oolo9ed iudividuolD, aod Whoo
we were all ready 70 take The tain
fT savannah the tJunkD Wo0t down
on the WAGON and ~ walked - The
depot. I've miDutD bolbeo ~ tain
pl1led out the New Yoske9 turned
70 the African with his gsip saek and
aid.
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FRASER & CHALMERS,
Mill and Mining Machinery
-: ": g; ':::; :; :'': ;:'' ;;' =:
QUARTZ MILLS.
'' = :; "; s: : !: ::; j. '
91(BLTN0 FURNACES,
ws:s !.as s.s = q - hoe eas .ss.eas Or s"s Pe saas
e &C.: : "a s: :::; ::'
Fm ot caaeslt,lk 4 viaa Mills
-: II: y "a ::: % !::: :;: ;;: s: :'': :'
=; : ::: ';;;' s:;
LEAOT1ING MILLS.
Improved Cbrljss and Plain Slide Value.
Movos's Cbsts0f E'eOtssee.
:::::: :s$@:: ::sG: yss'*' ::
HOSTING ENGINES.
sas Ds:sas :ca1s ss,e e ~:
asdep
Baby Heists for Prospecting H. r. % II. r.
uaf 0oef sAU cases. AuO Any cue As0 foem Of cans.
MeCn,psrs Patent Car Wbssh and Azss-Bst a ~r.
&C.: :' %::
q an hundred and hhy
SILVER MILLS.
: Pcstiand Coa c. ss:cR aii cws %ots Ses9 :dded
n Leedvlle General Custer Mn Idaho
And many others.
GOLD MILLS.
Stamps Black Hills Golden !ersCe
- q" Homee1ako:Hlghland /" % " EzmesaIda H. Co.
- Standby n. c. b. H
CONOENTRATI WORKS..
Works Bull Domingo Col $50 Ton Works Little Ellen adv
Is Boulder Con- Co. Colo 100 Allied Mines Coso
FIR ASER & CHALNER6.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
or LArES RkNSHAW Butte.
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Hog>ogD 20 WaRnne.

vIxICE, Feb. 1A-Nagper's family
b receiving te3eGraphic coadole0ce
from Ill parts Of the world Fifty
WreothS have reached here to be
ploced On Tho coffin. A permsDeUt
committee haO been formed % carry
ost to plan proposed By tho muni-
ejpality % pl1ee . tablet 0a the faoe
0f the vo0dre0e palaoe 10 marx tlpo
houoe IN which Wagner died
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fhe Great Eng1iGA Remedy

u Q 1ever Aillng
OuH0 ~ No9v0QD D..
eo1lty, &xhouDeed
Yl16lity. ee0iaai
Wooknoee, 0pef1na.
oogJhQo, ,1o07 MAN.
HOOD, lmpoteney. .
eoee1y0ls, PyooSe-
o0gyVoOo, ami oil
Tho (oeY18lo elects q
0e1G.Aeoae, yuoth-
ful 0alS0O o06 Ox-
0o000o In Wot0Ter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
CLAY COUNTY.
Cattle sliipm cnts--Crops-Persona Note
from Henrietta.

Cattle Shipm cnts-- Crops.-Pcrsonai Notes
from Henrietta.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
Henrietta, July 6.--S. :. Maddox
shipped nine ear loads of beeves TO
Gregory. Cooley & Co, Chicago: w. =,
lkard, eight cars 10 Chicago; A. T..
Belcher, thirteen to st. Louis, and T.,
A. East, seven 10 Gregory, Cooley d
Co, Chicago.
Henrietta was on the quiet list the
Fourth, as most of the citizens were in
the Fort.
Since the recent rains cattle are In a
good condition, grass growing and
crops were never ia better state Of
prosperity. Farmers are In good spirits
and say crops were never better In this
county than they are 1T present.
T.. II. Logan, ID. 5. Wilson and wife,
j. >. w. Merchant and two daughters,
ID. Il. Bonner, A. v. Winter,
Miss Ollie johnson, Geo. Stock,
Lou Berson, S. y. Dyer, j NJ Rorex,
II. Il. Coleman. and q. h. Bethel
came from the Fort yesterday and re-
port "A lively time and all express
themselves highly pleased with the
scents Of the day, and VIII be ready
to always go TO Fort Worth on the
fourth, Ms il is the boss town in North
/ Texas.
National Hotel arrivals: II. G.
Babb and J. III. Johnson, city j. \,
Bogy, st. Louis; Ii, y. Collins and r.
G. Shoemaker, Wichita Fails; +. g.
Grier, California; II. +, Coleman, De
catur J. b, Lippencott aud II. Z
Lindsey, city +; A. Lelworly, Louisiana
H. Gooch, Chicago; Henry Ward
1 Denver; II. ID. Wiburn, city; Ora
MclIenry, Dallas; M. G. Marine, city
l.. w. Hart, Archer; y. Ozee anC
wife, city.
Cliff Easlay and wife returned hop'
Monday from an extended visit IN IN
East, looking improved. Cllif Is on
1 of the boss cattle men. Of the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Honey Grove.

HUuNf NtVfNs
Misses Aurora and Belle Price. after
an visit OF several days Ia our city, re-
turned Thursday to their home in
Paris.
Miss Livia Klyce has gone to her
home IN Paris and Il. Is sad again.
The Misses McCad OF Paris, are visit
ing here, aud the guests of Mrs. Cas-.
Bryan.
The following names constitute part
OF the many, from here, who attended
the celebration ut Sherman on tie
Fourth Misses Mamie, Lizzie and
Gussie Stabaugh. Eva Erwin. Annie
Smith and Mrs. VIM. Lane, of whom
none, except the last two mentioned,
have vet returned.
Mrs. II. NJ. and Mrs. j. Il, Burgaer,
who have BEER gone to the Eureka
Springs in Arkansas, for some time,
returned TO their home here this week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Long, OF Paris, is stop
ping here with Mrs. NJ. a. Lane.
Miss Annie Henry, of Alabama, Is
visiting J. q. Thompson's family OF
Ills pace.
Mis-. Il. n. Woodson has returned
home from Missouri. where she has
| been for some time on visit TO rela-
tives.
| The Honey Grove Cornet band boys
came in yesterday on the Q o'clock
| train from sherman, where there they
had been making MUSIC for The cele-
braiion. The compliments which they
received make us feel at ease IN
saying that. Honey Grove is still
! ahead.
| p. 4. Cox, who is well known in
our section rs the champion band
teacher returned 10 Granville yester
day, where he is teaching music.
Lem Ryan, OF Paris, is now flying
around in our city.
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Morgan.

One of the most interesting social
events of the week was the musical en-
tertainment given by Mrs. j. w.
Sims music class Wednesday evening
to a large and appreciative audience.
Many Of the pieces, bath vocal and IN
struinental evinced quite Il high order
OF talent ard showed conclusive evil
dence ofthe rapid advancement OF the
pupils under the thorough training
of their accomplished teacher. We
learn that combined musical and
amateur theatrical will
be given this month under Mrs. Sims
management, the proceeds OF which
will be devoted to paying OF the debts
of the academy building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Weatl,crfor,l.

9ttUtutfsVtNs
Mrs. Maggie j.. Wilson and her
little daughter Sus g, who have been
visiting friends In Weatherford, left
Tuesday last for Lost Valley to visit
her brothcr, Mr.. J. &. Lowing. They
went via Mineis Wells, With the III
tcntlon Of being present at the fcstiv-
titles of the Fourth.
Mrs. II. T.. Carnes of Dallas, n
daughter Of judge Mccormick OF the
fcdcial court, was IA the city this week
Capt. Phil. T.. Molloy LIT for u trip
west ON Friday night. The captain
goes ON account This health. which /
am sorry 10 say IL somewhat Impaired.
him which he deems an essential re-
storcr In his case.
Sterling Buster II Il. from the ranch
looking very delicate in fact, as pale
as i skillet.
Porter Suwtelic has returned from n
visit 10 his old home In Tuscumbia,
Ala.
|. w. Stephens and l. n. Roach,
two OF our popular attorneys, have
gone to attend the district court at
Jacksboro, which meets next Mon
day.
Hon. A. ]. Hood was In town to-
day. He Is now occupying his country
residence near Aledo, about twelve
miles east Of Wcathersord. His &C.
complished daughter, Miss Courtney,
is also visiting friends in This city.
Ex-Mayor John w. Buster, now OF
the Continental Cattle Company Is in
town this week.
The clerk Issued license TO Mr. Al
len to marry Mrs. Letha Gibson, on
last Thursday.
Mr.. III :. Moran was In the city this
week lie Is now living on bis ranch
on Mary's creek, i'm this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

She expects 10 remain severai weeks,
the guest of Mrs. B. L. Estes.
Two of our most prominent atior-
news. NIessrs Charles Todd and Paul
Jones. spent last Sunday In Marshall
Judge l.. A. Byrnc left "Wednesday
morning for Shreveport on a business
trip.
Our handsome young friend, Mr..
Willie Shea. took run down 10
Shreveport to spend the Fourth and TO
look after his landed interest while
there.
A crowd Of gentlemen went out 70
the lakes Wednesday night 10 spend
the Fourth fishing, so rs to be out Of
the crowd In town on that day.
Among them were Hon. Charles Todd,
Capt. G.. s. Pitcher Judge b. L. Estes
and n good many others.
The glorious Fourth of July was
celebrated here by most everybody.
grand picnic WINS in order at Park
Beidler. The baud wagon plradcd the
sireetsin the forenoon, and then
started ont TO the park, followed by a
large crowd. There Were about one
thousand people on the grounds, a
good many from the country. DIR.
Beidler was the orator of the day. A
match game Of base BAH was played by
two mines OF our town. The banks
and post-oilice Was closed all day, and
a great many of the merchants closed
their stores III the afternoon.
AT night, the Legion of Honor
were to have dance ut the park for
the benefit of their order, but IL COM
menced to rain about night, so that
Knocked the dance in the head, but,
"A - Ia l..sI In
engagements with their girls, they got
Upon the whole, the day was spent
very pleasantly by all.
Mr.. Mayo of the Dallas Herald was
In the city this week. He is u Jolly
good fellow.
Some of the young people here have
organized themselves into an amateur
dramatic association. Think they
will favor us with play in about n
month.
Mr.. John Meyers, st. Louis drum
mer, and his estimablc wife spent one
day in town this week.
The Episcopalians are so well
pleased with their last moonlight pie
mic that they think of repeating 1t
soon. We wish they would, for we
think that it Is one of the best ways
to amuse the people generally these
warm summer nights.
Johnnie Blake of the Diaughon
House came up from Hughes Springs
Monday, where he has been to open
up the hotel there for the summer
Hereports splendid time and says
the visitors are coming in pretty
lively.
Mr. Henry Moore Of Lewisville,
Ark, was in town this week.
Mr.. Fulton Wright of Little Rock
spent the day in town Thursday.
Prof Leroy Bates returned home
this week, after an absence of about .
month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
HouscIsccpcrs and ConsumcrI

VIII save money Ply bnylng WrisIey'3
soaps, which are Sold by all grocersN
Among their celelga,ed brands are the
Linen, . white N9yet,1 German
Family ''English BA," sold En-
glish, = Gold Medal, Nlonud Bar
each bar wrapped IN tnored table
napkin; also their New Tidy soap,
2pound Bar each bar wrapped In a
japanese tidy, nude OF pure vegetable
oil and tallow. The best is the cheap
est BE sure and see that each bar or
cake Is branded &c. A. Wrisley d Co.,
Chinnrn Ill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Or. II. G. Cheat IS entertaining Mrs.
Newman and Miss Eastwood Of MILAN
Mrs, II. o. Wilson OF Cameron Is In
the city with her mother Mrs. Law
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn OF Arkansas,
,arents OF Rev. w. III. Vaughn OF this
rity ARE with their son fora long visit.
IL aud Mrs. Richard Furinan OF
Fort Worth arc IN the city yislting the
family Of their son John M. fn''nnn
friends MIS-. Buckley, aud snn
Miss Nibbs OF IIoustou with "e'
city. accompanied !