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Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
Horace Greeley's Farm to be Sold.

In pursuance of a decree Of the Sur
preme Court of the State of New York
dated June 4, 1883, in an action lrough'
by Miss Gabrielle NJ. Greeley against,
Nicholas Smith and others, the ola
Horace Greeley farm at Chappaqua,
Westchester Co., has been advertised 10
be sold auction on Saturday, September
y. The farm is situated in the village Of
Chappaqua, on the line Of the Harlem
Railroad. 1t contains about seventy"
eigh ht ard a half acres. The house at
viii cl Mr.Grecley spent his summers
and in which he entertained all the
most distinguished men of his day is on
the farm.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
The Wilmington 4 Northern X. r.

The Wilmington 4 Northern Railroad
Company are now running Sunday
trains from this city to Reading, stop
ping at all stations along the road. The
morning train leaves the =. W. \ i.
Railroad station at o'clock, and al
rves in Reading at 10. ~ o'clock. There
is also train leaving here at 3. 10 in the
afternoon. Trains leave Heading ioI
this city at o'clock in the morning,
and $3.50 in the afternoon. This road
runs for great part Cf the way along
the Brandywine, and the scenery is IN
by any in this country. A
delightful day can be passed in the
woods that are convenient to all the
stations within twenty tivC-uiles of this
city.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
MAR r. led.

HANNA-SCHAAS.- 18th, 1888, at the
parsonage of Nazareth M. +. Church, 252
North 18th street, Phila., by Rev. q. r.
Turner, Mr.. alfred Hanna to Miss Char
lotte Schaas. both of Wilmington, Del.
TURNER-PENNELL Chester, July
to Miss Mamie PeHnell. both of Whining
ton Del
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
WOO(l,A M eet1nE.

Mount Olive M. f. church, of this
city, will hold a Woods meeting, near
Pennssrove, \. D., commencing this
afternoon and last over Sabbath, The
steamer $. A. Mccall will leave Fourth
street wharf at 3. 30 a. IN. and . p. M,
for ppuuSprDyp
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
IT WOULDN'T Do.
6l6 Tatnall street, Wilmingto ton.
jyl4-eOd-m

DUBLIC SALE--WILL BE SOLD AT
l. Public Sale, on Saturday, July 2lst,
at 5o'clock,p. IN, unless previously disposed
of, the sl0op yacht " Mignon," ~ feet long
10 feet beam, Just overhauled and in first
to Mr.. Smith Bridge tender Mt foot Of EyhtR
street, or l. Stdham 4 Son Auctioneers.
iul4Gt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
EAlliaS l.llAfllyrAllll Ell

instantaue"usIy. Ieccher never ertails;pic-
tureS g"od and permanent Mothers,
these bright days are Your opportunity.
Come in the forenoon if you can. Gal
lery 80 Market st..
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14

Good health is u priceless boon,
and pure blood is necessary to good
health. Dickinson's Alternative Remedy
is the great purifier of the age. Sold by
all druggists
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
The Coolest Gallery

in the city is at 3lj Market street.
Beecher's; come and get yonr pictures
taken. Sky light, shady, light, soft, and
don't hurt your eyes. Pictures the best.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
Fish.

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
Third street market some fine salmon
and nice fresh catties, besides their usu.
al variety of the fnny tribe.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14

INOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTtr r ES
II ofa first class grocery store, centrally
located, and doing cash business Address,
/. M. TINS Office. ]ul4-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14

Ton RENT-TWr COMMU NICATlN
~ rooms on second floor with use of gus
anu bath. with n two squares Of Market
street suitable for office or lodging rooms
for man and wife. Apply to q. W. kEruB.
iiCAN once. lul4-ltt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
Magic AlOnliZer.

For the throat and perfume, throwing
a continuous spray. Sold by Taylor y
Fullerton No. 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14

ENORSAIE-TWO MALE BEA- .s,~,~J
II die pups out of imported SyS
stock. FRANK X. 5. DAVIS, No East
Front street. jul4.lt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14
Deaf HIS.

ROBlNSON-On July 14th, Harry q infant
son of VIM Il. and late Clara Robinson.
aged months and 10 days.
Funeral on Monday. the 10th inst, at 3p.
m, from the residence Of II. II. Brown, No.
7l6 Spruce street. lnterment at Asbury Gene.
terry
Neck, Cecil Co., Md, of cho era infantum,
Herbert infant son of William 7. and An
ME Knots.
PHLLlPS.-On July u, Lille. infant daugh
ter of q. H. an Anna A. Phillips, aged q
months.
Funeral this friday afternoon. Inter
ment private.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-14

EOK RENT-1WO VERY PLEASANT
- second story.ir0nt rooms. Apply 18TH
ana Lombard streets. juli-2t*
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

wsf, ilsl#e N Fuftlsnd. Emit. ~ ans hun
affa #ha fiiY aFffs IN ~ heafi N rhIls
AslFilal whleh ihey Hsaeft finhsfaiiY ie.
lHasel T. fhalf military pfaHHHll8fa.
fHH deHfh "a iIaHHsh n slfant. mefhef
u hssffsaisletii flfHHt, eaeHffed aalta sui
denIf % she iith n tha Residence "A het
daughter Hfsi Mars eaflilH. NJ Jersey
CITY. y, s,, Hari ninety fur years
Asaetn t'0HNstff whs hanged II White
Plains, n. ". M The fith. fuf the murder
~ Daniel tash.
ussAsffH explosion q few days Aea
At rUlliery neaf ruttssille, IA, Killed
twa nien and fatally Injured annthef maa.
THt failure of Henry X. White, dealer
in strawToods Al New York, fof sisa.gn. is
announced.
Owiso 10 demand u seven hundred r..
male elgsfetie'makers "a Rochester, N, ~,
for an advance of twenty per cent on the
pay they were receiving, the employers on
the iith Instituted n lockout
EXCITEMENT prevails among thu farmers
IN Niagara County, n. ", over Tho appear
ance In all the apple orchards of aphidrs,
OF plant.lire.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
eP|TOME or THE WEEK.


FHs htnnleF a standard silver dysiat,
lAAlieh Asifihs ihe weeh ehdad ~ ths sth
whs ialN1. aEalHat ilanu ~ the enfte
sryndlnH week Inst year.
THA Supreme eunft bf the tinlls.a States
Oh tlin isii fundefed leeIslah IN tle ea.s
aEaihst the Chicago. darlington 4 tlulney
Hallfoad, known ~ The ilnsxlea stlt, the
klst ef the decision being that Tho state N
Illinois has a right 10 IN maximum charges
fcr The conveyance u freight and passen.
ears.
UiHthicT.Arronygy Biias concluded hls
argument Tor The prosecution IN the Htar.
route trial on the sch. having spoken for
seven days.
AnVicEH were received by the pppnrt.
ment of State few DAYS ago from
United States consuls III Ireland, which
stated that no exceptional distress
existed IN that country, although IN many
agricultural districts the peasantry ver.
IN state OF ahject poverty, which had
come 10 be regarded as their normal con.
dition.
THE organization Of the Florida Shin
canal Company was perfected ut Wash.
ington ON the pth by the election Of ex.Gov.
crnor Brown, Of Tennessee, President, and
Hon. William Window, vlee.presidput
IL was estimated that the canal would cost
%0,0oo,0oo, and would be completed in three
years.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR on the nth designated
John Jay Knox, Comptroller II the Cur.
rency, az Acting Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue for ten days.
The Department OF Agriculture received
information on the 10th from the wheat.
growing sections of the country indicating
a shortage In the winter wheat crop OF
soyenty-sevcn million bushels as compared
with the crop one year ago, aud CORE
spending shortage IN the spring crop. The
greatest amount Of decrease was reported
In New York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and
Missouri. All the other States, except New
Jersey and Indiana, reported an improve.
ment.
THE Chief Clerk In the Office OF the Treas.
urer OF the United States. Charles Lyman,
has been selected as Chief Examiner under
the Civil.Service Commission.
foR the seven days ended on the 18th
the business failures throughout the coun.
try numbered lb0, as compared with I52
the week previous. They were divided as
follows: Western States, i5; Southern, 81;
Middle, -; New England States, IL; Paci.
fic States and Territories, 0; New York
City,s; Canada, 10.
TuE promotion OF Commodore shufeldt
to be Rear Admiral in the navy, and
Captain 7. Z. fillebrown 10 be Commo.
dore, Is announced.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
LATER.

An five o'clock on the evening Of the
issn destructive vyclone struck Kan
sas City, No., from the southwest, and cut
ting path about block wids through the
city, destroyed property worth fully 40.
ooo. killed three persons outright and
wounded some afteen Others.
TuE National Board Of Health has
informed local authorities a. Memphis,
Tenn, that sfter June NEXT they wiIlhave
70 brsr the expenses nf quarantine on the
Mississippi River between New Orleans and
Memphis.
The Fisheries Exhibition opened on
the i2th In London. Eng, wifh . grand
flourish, and the Hygisnie Exhibition At
Berlin, Germany. was openrd by the
Grown Prince on the same day.
TwEsrf-fouR Socialists wsre SEN
tenced 10 imprisonment al I,smbsrg, Ger.
many. = few days ago.
OvrIcERs from Yeatherforsi. Tex,
captured two horss.thievss. shooting one II
them In thrre places, . fe~ days ago, In
Jacks County.
Ex-;oyEgsoR IsnAEL wAsHBuRs. II
Maine, died . few days aga Al PhIladsI.
phla. Pa. where hs had gone for medical
treatment for . complicated kidney dis
sase.
Tng Houston q Texas Central Rail-
rosd has defauls~d In payment of interest
due the State for loans on the Washington
County branch.
The assistant secretary n the royal
library 81 Berlin. Germany. has been i'm.
pri~oned for distributing sedItious writ
inx~.
Sur ha. been begun to recover s292.-
~ from ths surssie. Of sz.Tfsa.urer polh
a Tennessee.
Ii the iirzt four months q 1883 Cana
d received = - immigrants.
| The Virginia tobacco crop L re-
ported endangered By rsvsx>< Of the ay.
Il many Instances the farmers have hsd
I'll ~ plante dessvvyed.
| TINS uarehonse a Moeller 3 Brng-
rvrkon. Aa.sin. TN. .v.s hun<d sa Ne IN
win suvpral oth<r pDces asd shpp>. n
| Ioss rs nrsrly flz9gm.
| I6s ssu1n1 ifI1I Z AdInI H and
1onnn rrss<nl ~ - killIn1 = Aztul
IWI.11s0 - Jsnunr5, 4 ~ cIseeI1 c>111
- 1ll6EI IT, - fe@41114 = ~.
!, I1lr1cl - on1tv - - asIre<nnls h4su
. E1E e. > - = slseps11
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

CHICAGO. MnyT.
A distressing and piiIful scrne was Wit
nessed yesterday morning at hp whIrh
broke out about ten o'clock IN . threestory
brick tenement house Al the northwest
corner Of Clark and Eighteenth sirectA
The buiIdnr Is occupied In the upper nooss
by Ipor people, who earn . scani subsisis
anse BY working on, o. taking IN sevInS.
Among them h = colored woman, nanlo !
Mrs. William Taylor. whose husband hss
not lived with her for sane time. and who
has been left alone TO provide for dhe wnnis
Of two lItile children -one thfee and The
other two yearsold. Yesterday nofnIng Mrs
Taylor went out on M errand. leaving tie
two children playing on the ncor.
About ten o'clock volume Of smoke was
seen issuing from the windows, and In .
very short time flames begun 70 spFrad. Tic
alarm was given, and rscFnl engines werr
promptly on the ground. Tho nfrmen wulI
had The blaze under couifoI, and esafch sas
at once made far victims. and In few min
nfes The bodies Of tIie two little bayz were
HtF1ftHFt VI @snAi fs-ssh fFef tst0 1<f1 s<<s =
nDtiIer orrupiei.
They had 18th bcen rlokel 70 deaih By ~
smoke. The Oldest boy was alro coneldefn-
bly, burned shgnt the had and hsdy. but
the ynsmrsr child showed hardly any iliartr
of being srurrhed b. the bIsTr. The motli-
e., who had rsiunsei during The psuxTess u
thu hrr, was llmnst Wild with despair. and
n va. with dIfHrulty that the was Tsryeute<l
from rushing inio the Huning building
When the lusiiez II her children werr foslid
her cries nere heartrndIng.
In enc of ilse Fuosns ~ the secoud 0snT,
while th< nfe Was IN muev<e, IN Old blind
coIpfed man, known AIMING the folks IN that
neixlbofhpd. made nssrpw escape. In
the excitement his presence there had been
forgotten foe nosnrni, but spmc people n
EroeeFy merit dopr made : ni<h for NJ
ruosn he waz in. and sslcccried IN dfAxxing
tlse old msn osii, safe and rounsi-
The mother Of the two children snys ~
has no liea of bow The hfe h<xan. - <lle
had l~ft no IRE burning IN ths stoye wlru
kix went out II wns Bot unusual ~ hef
10 leave iise eh1ldrrn alolle for . tme wtea
khe went oti on errznix aIse hed No o(hef
war u dn. h<ing lsft aIose b. NJ hnhnn4.
II i supf~~d that The hoys nsl4t hsss f~aell
snme matches and amused ihruarlvu y
lighting t'esa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

IL IA Huath tAfnIiHa euhfIef ramp HfAa
eunslffs Hs1empfed y tsrare few dsta
Hsas sal wsfs hfsd BpaH ~ Fhe nHafds.
thfse ~ tliam i4iaK killed NJ tha stlsga.
ffaf escaped.
A ftu Nights aRn the residence n James
Uovdgnme, n ilollv Springs, Ark, waa
destroyed W Hfe, and IIfee n hls children
psfiahei N We iames.
AHsna HtoNs, the t'laveiabi tU.i mlli
iHnaite, sissi himself Through The heart IL
his hathsfumn On the afternoon II the
lilh. IT, hid fuf saTns tlHe ieen ffuuhled
With Insomnia, and became dastonAenl,
lnlIatInH hIm.eII ln ~ InanfahIf alfeeleA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
The East.

THE wife Of Rev. Josiah West, Of Brook.
lyn, N. Y, while visiting her daughters
grave In Greenwood Cemetery few days
ago, was taken suddenly III, and died be.
fore physician could be called.
A THUNDER, wind and rain storm on the
evening Of the s,h unroofed many build
ings at Paterson, N. j., scattered lumber
piles and uprooted trees. At Trenton the
main tent of circus was blown down aud
the canvas and aerial apparatus destroyed.
Many houses were struck by lightning at
Williamsburg, Pa, and trees, fences and
roofs were blown down.
A CLOTHING firm nt Plattsburgh, N. ",
has contracted for the labor OF four hun
dred and fifty convicts In the Clinton
County Prison, for five years, at thirty
five cents per day for each man.
sKwKR.oAs poisoned five children In New
York ON tho sth. Two OF them had died,
and the others were not expected 10 re-
cover.
TmE New York Chamber Of Commerce
celebrated its ons hundred and fifteenth
anniversary by a banquet on the evening
OF the sth.
JosErH PULITZER, Of 81. Louis, has
bought the New York World for 10000.
Mr. Pulitzer assumed control OF the paper
on the 9th.
Hgsay T. GnLgTr & soss, wholesale
liquor dealers at Buffalo, n. Y, have made
m assignment.
Two ENGINES on the Third Avenue Ele.
yated Railway, In New York, colllded a
few days ago, and one Of the flremen was
fatally injured, but none Of the passengers
were seriously hurt. One Of the boilers
was crushed In, the hot water scaiding
horsss and foot passengers on the street
below.
DURING the burning Of livery stable the
other day At New Haven, Conn, wall fell
upon nine iiremen. four Of whom weru
probably fatally injured.
TuK arrest IL announced of John Egan,
ex-speaker of the New Jersey House Of
Representatives, upon the charge Of NJ.
tempting 10 bribs Assemblyman Armitage,
Of Newark, st the late session of the Legis-
iaturr.
on the pth terria rain and wind.storm
prevailed In Eastern Pennsylvania. Be
tween Penn Haven and Haxieton trees In
,h- woods for distance Of two thousand
feet were moved down like grass. Falling
trees and telegraph poles injured the cars
and locomotives Of trains. which moved
slowly and carefully, and the windows ci
the coaches had to be- reinforced 10 resist
the blast.
A sfrl. has passed Tho Pennsylvania
Senate prohibiting the manufacture, sails
or use Of devices for destroying life o.
property by explosion or FIRE.
The society known a. the Catholic
Knixilfs Of America has q membership of .
little over ton thousand.
Esnf.f ON the morning Of the isth light
ming struck and exploded large oil-tsnl
In The STANDARD on compan,'s works a
columuuipaw. N. }. The blazing huit
sprsad quickly IN al directions, resehinl
other tanks and exploding them. and be
fore the fire was got nnder tnntrol tvslv'
great tanks. eighteen cars. six harges.
drptrs. shres docks and Ave brick strnst
ures were consumed. Sin men were mis-
ing, and were supposed 70 have bsei
burned 10 death. The total loss would 81
e~sd a .spo.up.
o. the Ioth over eight hundred evicie'
tenants from Ireland. most Of whom ha'
been assisted 70 smizra.e b. the Hrisisl
flesrrnsnenf, arrived IN Boston.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

FhsHVNkt3 HUNAGfA
Mage 0il.fs~ts sssf bersSt tHy. sss
sss q. Fiss " ftshfhise ~ tsptesl~e
Dessfs. essrEsfIsf ~ 6efs<<sN6fs
w~vtIHsmss IN fht fttsy fiysta
las 10 Fssr~Tiy fIsfsa ~ et.5ee. ~.
fsFtisItf tssstta " issHfsa<e.
inNsyr rffr. NJ, II.
The wufhs ~ The siaadasd III rmupsHs
n fsmmuHirsr. iI,s iH=s extensive ID ihIs
taHniff. wefs hurried YfsisHsia9 1In m
stsfleI during sesefe =isHm IN TIE maFnIns.
One Of The Aifn tanks nsaf lhe siese v<<
ssfuHh and esrisrI~l BY lightning. Tho
burning oil poured eas Ike IL ansfy fIsTf,
and iiowei down the ssenue@ between rows
of enormous tanks toward The fiser In
short time the flames communicated win
three plse tanks, and ihsy esrIDled sImsl.
ianesusIy with terrific force fragments II
Iron wew hurled dIsianee of half mile,
and The burning oil was seastafri III ali d.
rections.
The entire hre department was samnen-
ed, but IL sefvIeer wcfe sIinoss nseIerr,
as iheburnlns sireamsof oil pourci through
Tho yard, irins tank aftrr tank On The end
side and licking up the buildings The siofs
hoslse, solid structure whers herrvled Oh
was kept, was attacked by thu flames and
succumbci. The ennnehouse went Iext.
and the oll and water pumphpuscs, suukcn
tanks, and the marhine-sliop quIrkIy fol-
lowed, and tho whole eastefiy side n tn
xrosta IL 4 sAatkixw .s.n.- - 0@..x@ 1t.sa..fs-
the tremendous heat ami binding snsote,
the fIreneu worked sslIantly h he hose
OF checking the progress II the ffanse4
of oil In the tanks, and TIN ioss 0f prop
Thc shaft Of lightning, Of unequGlp1
eeen BY fireman q engine No. 10 h HI
day street. Jcrny City mile AWAY an1 ~
engine at once starred IL ~ noene Il M
soon discovered b b : uaele4 wpek y ply
ur1n the flames, and ~ s4uFe wegg ~
This was partially suereasfnl u9o6 usas1y
terrific report, and he blazing ~ spsoo1
Chief Frrier and number q - wWo
aclc.
Dropplne ~ hoss wkIss -, -
When they mustered in9uthm = : - ~
tsnce g q thsir number vsrs 81 ~
Ing. The nsohe was = 1eno - = ~
going, md y b thosohl IA ~ encp1lk
s..ts .s.~ - 49, u ~ 16s@so "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
Rhome and Aurora,

The masque party given at DR.
itandall's was grand success. A full
attendance, add taking il all in all il
was quite an enjoyable affair.
The right-of-way agent for the i. w
u ID. c. II. r., Mr.. .R. Il. Montyom,
cry. paid Rhome visit this week
Mr., w. ID. Paschall has lust re-
turned from Thorp Springs, where he
has been attending Add Ran Collegc
Jas. A. Powers, one of Auro,a,s
most charming old-widowers iumped
the bounty on the boys and got mar
ried to Miss Hamilton a few DAYS
since. The report is that it was ouiie
an enjoyable affair.
W. j. Rogers, Rhome's lively md
energetic merchant, has been To tbe
Fort this week. vac
Mr; Willie Morris paid Decatur n
Dr. McCurdy has gone ia Fort
WORTH where he expects to meet his
wife; They hail from Tennessee and n'i
VIII be quite an acquisition 10 Rhome's
brilliant circle. .
The school at Rhome. under ia.
guidance of Prof Murphy. onened
TINS week with full attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
LOUISVILLE.
A New Way of Choosing Jurors
Jacob for Governor.

special to the Gayette
LOUISVILLE, March 24.-The jury in
the case of the Commonwealth VS..
David Ferguson was selected to-day.
objections being made to the Jurors
who had read. of the matter in the
newspapers, Judge Jackson said 81
don't intend to exclude intelligent
men from the jury-box. The mere
lact that man has read the newspa-
per accounts or received certain i'm.
preston does not make him incompe-
tent, This was the ruling of this
court Tor some time past but we have
lateiy become looose in this matter
ana now intend to go back to fisrt
principles and adjucicate decisions y
Judge jackson held closely to his
rulings IN the matter throughout and
All those who had read the newspapers
anu received certain Impressions were
no rot excused upon the mere assertion
Inc examination was carried furt har
ana was brought face 10 foce with the
ooiu proposition rs to whether or moi
unuer ms oatha juror could not 20
mo the jury box and render fair and
impartial trial. A good jury of intelli-
Ks, was selected under this ruling.
me trial will procede Monday.
an informal meeting of the Main
street merchants was held to-day with
me view to a nomination of Niavor
charies ID, Jacob for governor. a
formal meeting with the same object
III view VIII he held some time next
Week ". ' Jacob is serving his third term
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
BOnlani.

Mr.. j. w. Price has been in our cit,
for the past week.
Miss Belle Nelson, of Ladonia, i.
visiting Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Mollie Gordon, of Hone,
Grove. is spending the week with
Mrs. Gid Agerew.
Some parts of our city is really in.
wiling, so fragrant areBthe hyacinhts
and other rare flowers.
A party of young ladies and gentle
men went TO Loneloces lake on a
fishing and picnic excursion.
The Baptist denomination have the
handsomest house of worship in the
state, and tits in the midst of null
berry grove and always presents an in
wiling appearance.
Mr.. B. +. Brown, who has been sick
Tor so long, Is now on the safe side and
Is able To be up in his room.
Prof. George will begin his dancing
school ON Monday afternoon. He
comes highly recommended by the
Dallas papers.
Mrs. Capt. Clark entertains the little
ones nicely on Sunday afternoon at
her school-room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
WeathcriOrd.

Miss Ronda Caulder, ONE of Hood
county's fairest and most accomplished
young ladies, has been in our city sew
eral weeks, visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
A. Price. She returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. w. b. Miller deserves much
praise for the display OF her skill and
taste in the cultivation of her flower
garden, and certain it is that many of
our society bellies will, during the
summer, regard it as an Eden from
which to draw the many emblems of
love and tokens of true friendship.
AIR. stephen Langly and Miss Mel
vina Baker, both OF Palo Pinto county
were i'll the city yesterday, guests of
his honor, j. w. Squires. Before leay-
ing the hospitable roof Miss Baker be-
came Mrs. Langly, and the two now
SIP the sweets from the cup of married
Miss l.. V. Wicher, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Wal
ker, returned to her home at Parker
Station this morning.
Mr.. j. II. Price and Miss Annie
Hudson, both of this city, were united
IN nlatrlmony on the 10th inst, Rev.
w. w. Patrick officiating.
Miss Alice Cotfy is visiting friends
at BAIRD. Her return will be cordially
welcomed by our society people.
"A sociable at the residence of j. r,
Couls, religious mite at Mrs. Porter's
and dancing party at Mr.. Geo. A.
Helm s held the boards Friday night.
The pleasures ofthe evening were cut
short by heavy rainfall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-25
LAMPASAS.
knights of Pythias-New Chm,
Surgical Operations -shoctI.,
Match.

Special to the Gazette.
Lampasas, March pa Id,
knights of Pythias was orp,'
here last night with fifteen "a Il
members.
The dedication of two new cbs,
takes place here tomorrow, ths d
tian and Presbyterian.
Mr.. Nathan Goodwin, an old i
of the Barksdale regiment Of \
sippi, had his leg amputatedsI
this place yesterday, by Dn i
dell, jenkins and Lincum. A !,
amputation was necessary 10 b
yond the diseased bones. Them
is doing well. His people rell
Louisiana.
An operation was also performs
a lady, Mrs. Moody, of East TeYa
a tumor in the abdominal cayly
Drs. Lincum and Jenkins. lhs
tient is doing well.
In the shooting match by Till
pasas Gun Club yesterday ]. Hl
sell won over Henry Exall anai
by one shot.
There was II heavy storm lntlt
ton last night.