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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
THE DlANsN THETowER.
a DisabolteGl asiot to Kidnap Him aud
opsn OPPOSITION 60 Bnrnnm's
'stWhat Is Ic'

a DisabolteGl aiot to Kidnap Him aud
opsn OPPOSITION 60 Bnrnum's
'"What Is IT,
4 correspondent of the GAZETTE
writing from Sweetwater says would
IL be in order fol your spondent co
inquire aboCt the "Man IN the Tower"
Is he a lpyth or does he have flesh
and beaesilike unto ourselves VIII
he ever eagne down and make au eX-
hibttio;d OF himself after having ac-
hieyed am epviabe reputation: III
SO, We ought to charter him ana nave
him entered as the great unknown
at Tie skating rink aud Gent the
crown or burst stlspender tying
There ~ a vast amount OF money 81
this ssa enc ii managed properly, and
your correspondent is decidedly OPP
posed TO our taking in any more part
ner- in this enterprise than those who
naturally tumble to il without etlort.
Let Us coniine ourselves principally to
Texas ana adjoining states, aud make
it close corporation. IT this "AiSn in
the Flower } comes up TO cur eNpecta-
tiou,aud is thoroughly acquainted with
grief and Other hhrdships, has not
been long enough Oh the stage 10 hnve
Contracted II corrugated forehead or
any contagious disease, there II no
question but what he would Ill the
ill. Already people are maniie,fing
no ltttle curiosity to know who this
mau can lie, 10 b. willing to exclude
himself from the giddy world ia some
old pigeon roost OF church belfIy.
10 the animated, he seems to .aot rs
custodian OF the old landmarks ia and
alouad his tower, and yet not wholly
exclusive, because the reporter seems
10 ril.,p him daily and chins him uAtil
fnrbearance ceases to be luxury.
Give the old gentleman hearty shake
for l.s western chum, and don't for-
get To caution him against dresses cut
too low in the instep, or the Wine
wheR it is red. Treat him with TIA,
utmost tenderness, aud by all meaD'
see that his room in the tower ha
all the modern improvements, inclnd
ing sewer gas, aud should he eve
come To Sweetwater your correspon
dent will everlastingly turn himsel
loose for his special benefit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
School for Young Ladies.

4 select school for young ladies will
be.opened in this city September 10th
by Mrs. Mat Welch Hill ON East Bel
KNAPP street, two doors below the resi-
dence OF Robt sAlcCarl, ESD. Mrs. Hill
viii give instructions in all the class Is
including French and Latin and the
higher branches of mathematics.
Music viii also be taught and the
school will he complete in all its
branches and just such a one as is nee
essary To the proper and thorough
training Of young ladies. For rates
apply to the principal Mrs. Hill also
has II vacant room in the house which
sh would like 10 rent to single or
widow lady who would be compan-
ion for her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

wife WIS there. In fact the
whole family was there. The
congr sgatiou was decidedly mixed
too, FOR i'm IL were Christians,
al 4 sinners, merchants, mechanics,
'.swyers, editors, doctors, gamblers,
loafers and tramps. They were all
there but the crowd was an orderly
one. not the least disturbance being
made. The quietude and interest
manifested was certainly remarkable
for so large a crowd Of SO many various
tastes and pursuits in life.
Just before the services
began, Major Penn invited those who
wished to be Christians or felt the need
of prayer to come forward when
about twenty-five arose and went for
ward taking u front seat.
The text from which the sermon was
preached was us follows: "rhe natu-
raj man receveth not the things of the
spirit. They are foolishness unto him.
Neither can he know them for they
are spiritually discerncdp
Upon this text he preached
all eloquent sermon, arguing that
under this teaching lugersoIl was in
strict conformity with the Bible.
1 that ITO man could, under this, refute
what Ingersoll said, he .belnga natural
man and unable to see things in a
( spiritual light. The sermon was short
aud to the point, and closed 10y extend
! ing an invitation to oil who desired to
! become Christians to come forward
/ upon entering the pavilion and take
! one OF the reserved seats in front.
1 Tonight he will preach on the sub
] ject, why SO many people, men anC
/ women, are not Christians and why Sc
many are skcptics. There will bC
services this morning at 10 o'clock and
! ot four this altprnnon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
our DOOR RELIGION.
Great Crowds Attend the SERVICES In Il
fenG--yAn Interesting Service.

Great Crowds Attend the SERVICES In the
reat-.An lat1resfing Service.
The crowd at the gospel tent ol
Major Penn was even larger last night
than the night before Long before
the hour for services every street lead
ing to the gruunds was threnged with
pedestrians I all ages, sizes aud sexes.
rhC Main street ear line pat ON sew
erai extra ears, aud every one going
south was crowded 10 sutiocation. A
large number at Sehicles also con
veyed many people there, and alto
gelhcr with ali due respect it re.
minaed one of q circus.
by IA desire t1 attend a religious meet
ing, Mas not made manifest, and the
reporter could not spare ihe time TO
interview them all but they were
there ano in large numbers. The at
tendance was fully two thousand aud
many thought IL was even larger than
this. The young man with his girl
was there and the old man with his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

count of the reduction in the tariff.
England can produce plates at a cost
Of one dollar box, aud it cannot be
done here at shy such price. Seven
teen million dollars was paid to En-
glish manufacturers last year by
American merchants for this com.
modify. The tariff should b. in
creased SO that American manufactu.
rers could afford to pay the wages OF
men engaged in the industry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
FOREIGN.
Status of tho Franco Chinese War Cues
tion-Bloody Work IN gululand.
ENGLAND.
TIE TONOIIN QUESTION.

THE ToNQUiN QUESTION.
London, September Ga private
letter from Pekin says ST Hung Chang
is really in favor Of peace with France,
while the intriguers which surround
the court are urgent for Prince Kung.
EI&-conservative members OF the gov :
eminent expressed the opinion that
war will be the signal for a number
of outbreaks in the eispire. The
empress is reported to be even fearful
for the permanence of the dynasty and
is inclined to favor measures to secure
peace.
TDe Standards Hong Kong special
says the people of Cfna seem to have
little fear of the result of war with
France. and believe that with the
armament and Vastly improved dis
cipliRe of their forces the nation is far
better able to cope with a foreign
enemy than in the war Of 1859 The
Chinese papers urge that immediate
action be taken to prevent the aunexa-
ton by the French Of any portion OF
the Chinese territory, and express in
dignation that such an attempt should
have been made at n time when
China was at peace with France. A
large number OF Chinese employed on
French vessels have deserted, and
there is difficulty in obtaining hands.
The Times Hong Kong special states
that advces received from Hong
Kong announce that The French adj
miral will blockade the ports of Can
ton and Pnkoi unless. the Chinese
troops are withdrawn from the Ton
quin frontier. 1t is stated that Chi
nese merchants are leaving Canton
because their letters are opened and
they distrust the Canton mandarins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Sporting Notes.

London, September G.-The Septem,
her meeting of Croydon opened to-day.
Handicap won by Keene's Baloro;
Protector second; Ingnatius third.
-Four starters.
Sleeps Head Bay, September g.
First race. three-quarters of mile for
two year Odds. Nettie b. won.
Modesto second; Pearliez third. Time
247.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
poxE.

NY rlfs MAN IN Tn. CELLAR.
Oh, man In the tower.
whose your rightt"wer.
And why aid he place sou so high?
Whatever have you done
10 he used as n pun,
on a beacon light IN In the SKYE
oh, man In the tower,
Pray tell ms the hour
The day, the year, the season,
That you were created
To be thus berated
by prose, withou, Wit or reasong
Whose the mas in the tower,
Wherein lays ,hs power
To c0nse a tear, u irown or q smile?
what's hisllttto game
surely not Ssfne,
Ir.tis hes missed 1t mor'na mile.
XIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
TIE Little Waif,.

No trace has yet been discovered of
the PARENTS of the little infant who
was 50 heartiessly deserted by its pa
rents at the Waterman hotel over n
week ago. City Marshal Bea has
prosecuted vigorous search, bpt so far
" has been unsuccessful. The little
child has very much improved in
health since II fell into strange hands
what 10 DO with his Charge unless
some kind-hearted person will
aduDt H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
THE CINCINNATI III,
Grand Street Pagsant--ps..|
der Of cInciriia

Grand Street Pagsani--psaa
der Of cinciriils
Cincinnati. SepieuItgl.|
rade of the Order Of Ga
night brought out applsss|
tire population Of The ii, n
so much oft as could s \
the sidewalks and IN M
ways, house tops and gsS]
built for the purpose nj
these was one on FifIhsn|
the government buIldin a
for 1000 people Vi /
a tedious DELAY In siafts /
display very late; it Did Al
move until after nins Vi
reached Fourth and Viz Il
quarter before ten, vhtnk|
the procession reached III !
Three patrol wagons press
car side by side to clear Jsl
people who had oceupd I
space. The crush was lsnl
places. Twenty-Five Aahl
ancient Roman history val
While they aroused Int ID
strative enthusiasm, ihg :
rently satisfactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
FIRST EDITION.


Bcginr.ng with October LIST, the
GAzETT,, in Difference to Solicitations
from advertisers, will lccste limited
number of advertisements on the first
pare. f@fty per cent. eSditionai viii
re charged for advertisements located
oh tire first page - PC cent. Tor those
On the eighth page sy,th 10 per cent. for
those specially ltrcatea on any other
page Of the paper.
AS present contracts expire, no ad-
vcrtiserncnt will be taken ut less than
tnc rates now estr@ished.
No advertisement for first page will
ne contracted piier TO October lst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Isill Cutes.

No further news has been heard from
Bill Gates who Jumped the county ON
a defective boud on Tuesday last.
sheriff Maddox received Telegram
nom Dallas on Wednesday which led
him to helieve The sheriff OF that county
had Gates in custody, bat no furthei
news was heard and he nov thinns
that Cates has pade good his escape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
PERKS OF THE SEA.
Wrecks OF Thursdays storm on the Grand
Banks,


st. Johns, n. f., September G.-The
steamer Comma, Captain Farquihart
folly, was wrecked this morning. She
struck on Gull Island. at the mouth OF
st. Mary's bay, and sank almost I'M
mediately. The passenger. and crew,
sixty in all, got ashore on Island
Rock, about mile from land. The
schooner Thistle was dispatched to the
wreck to render assistance.
The Fiench bark Kermalo, with
nine Thousand quintals of cod fish
from st. Pierre to France, sank, with
all hands, at the entrance of the river
Girrard.
The schooner Lizzie stranded to-day
on the west side of Miqueton.
The French banker Augusta, justan-
chored in the roads, was severely dam
aged and lost six men.
The French banker Hortenz is to-
tai wrecH at Sables Dalone. The crew
were saved.
The schooners disabled on Mique Ion
island in the storm of Thursday of the
French banking fleet are slowly arriv-
ing. Twenty-on5 more cases of loss
of life on the banks ale reported. All
the French fleet arrived report Il num-
Der of dismasted vessels outside and
large quantities of floating wreckage.
OTHER DISASTERS.
Gloucester, Mass, September G-The
schooner sHypron arrived fronl banks
reports loss, two dories and four men,
natives of Cape Breton, in the storm OF
the 2Gth
TIE STEAMER LAMPoRT.
Boston, September Con Wednes-
day, 22d, gale struck the ship Lam
port, increasing in fury as the day add
vanced. rhe steamer was frequently
swept by seas OF fearful power. Alter
dark the storm grew worse. the wind
blowing With violence, anu the sen
rising To II frishtful heghtb,
threatening every minute to swamp
the steamer. At II o'clock the storm
wa ut its height, and from that hour
until day light the vessel WAS almost
at the mercy of the waves Great seas
swept her decks, carried away 100
out OF 10 cattle aboard, and badly in
jured number or the crew. Second
Officer Jones had his collar bono
broken. VIM. Moran, who had
charge of the cattle, describes the
scenes that night as terrible.
no "aNNS were lNtIiltIlbuS
in size. Sweeping over the
ship, they would Ifs II great
portion of the cattle pens on their
crests, hold them for moment and
then hurl them with the living con-
tents with awful violence To the deck.
The next wave would carry OFT the
bleeding and dying animals in the
twinkling OF an eye. Live stock went
over the side OF the ship by the deZens
and 10y morning all that remained of
he number was forty, OF which four
have since died, leaving hut thirty-siX
out of one hundred and seventy
cattle taken out of Baltimore only
'wo weeks ago. During the storm
all the boats were either carried away
or disabled, the cabin sky light stove
IN and the cabin flooded, "A portion
OF the bulwarks and part of the poop
wheel carried away, and other damage
suffered. Thursday morning the
storm abated somewhat, but the heavy
sea made the vessel roll aud pitch al
most as much as dur Y the preceding
night. Between eight and nine
O'Clock the engines broke down. The
steamer WAS then almost 800
miles southeast of Halifax.
q sail was rugged, and she was headed
LOT HALIFAX Thursday afternoon. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
CuttingR.la

Little Rock, Ark, sqAj
The Little Rock, Mixsl
and Texas and ST. Louis
row Guage railroad haze
ting passenger rates firm!
to Louisville, using llt1
trail to Odin and the OhAI
sippi railroad from ibaI
rate by the Memphis l 4
and Louisville !
is $18.l5 for the q
Tick cts are sold only oreH|
The other routes will Nag
day. Arrangements ar
by the new eolnbinallal
freight and passenger nIs]
peting points in Arksu's1|
and also north. To-dAln|
and Iron Mountain solis]
timber land in HdH
Davenport, Iowa, synd'sa|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
A BOLD ROBE
A Man Robbed on Prom 1919
Under the Fail car

4 man named 7. Z,
robbed of $lOs on From Y. Il \
Houston and Nam ~ MD
Ten O'clock. He wa I u I,
Ma Main y street street, and as 3 ll,,''Il'
spot which was eo II.ls 'aI'I !
man suddenly c COZ 4 \. 4
Mp Mr. PPalImer'S breast isIs
his his money, up q e., 81
argument Mr.. f'l a'pssss|
ro5ber a small red =, gbs1
ali his money 10 l. II 4
, n,i H TO his heels and M \
corner up Man s'm MA
tempted 70 or l1i - sight IslsII
+ he r robSer bad q pls'%s
identity a new on lrhs N
bright and a., y f,% him w
e oI,,s Nv NV which they gu ,Ies !
Palmer, only = ssnl,pi5il,i VI
robbery had eS sIocs sudy1
opportunity to ISs ' lSs II
light and IN . q plIIIsep ssl@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

EARrmQVAKE smocKs.


Berlin, September 6.--Several shocks
of earthquake We're felt at Dusseldorf
Tuesday, but no damage resulted.
Shocks on the island of Ischia at the
same time created some alarm, attend
ed by damage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
SPAIN.
POLITICAL AGITATION.

POLITICAL AGITATION.
Madrid, September 6.-rhe dynasty
Of the left has decided to inaugurate
agitation to secure n restoration of the
constitution of 1869 by means of petit
tions from the people of the prov
inces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
ZuLULAND.
a WAR OF ExTERMiNArIoN.

Durham, September Ga CORES
pendent just returned from tour
through the heart of Zululand reports
the natives are ona war of mutual ex.
termination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

water all day pouring ". |.
and got in the stoek6sIsa /.
the lire by which he s,,' y !
run but the ship ksDt y
temporary repair Of i. \
had been made. Mohln
after The engines bruk. |,
were started again, ami i
speed was made towsrdpi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

The Rev. 10 Cook a. M w
on terms of the utnlOs Y, y
his lecture this sul illl''~a 4
people what Chrlsl WIN b
rent subjects if he W'''~
day. ---'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Died.

j. y. Oglefree one OF the oldest set :.
tiers Of Tarrant county died suddenly
on Wednesday at his residence near
Village creek in this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Short on Cflt
Indianapolis, Nd
County Treasurer loDl
Montgomery county !
$50, 600. Cause, speculau

The wreck Of the XVI
North River, at New J
rich picking for ady ,sl' !.
with boats'and grappl'ss' /
young man fished up W. !.
baggage room. Thep'sIl y
was so t aud sticky, aaaA,'
was 1896 in silver roln I
the liquor bar was less'
tnined, when hauled ~
lad Of fourteen picked VI
tanning seventeen pau Z !,
a case which inclosa ~, i
pipe and d handsome ~,
valuable papers lyl s.l..'
articles were thousp'".'
away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
NLpHONSO pARIS.
THE CHINESE 4
NJ. u
AUSTRIA.
FIRES AT VIENNA,

MINES 1T VIENNA,
Vienna, September 6.-Three large
fires here since Sunday, believed 10 be
incendiary. Pamphlets were circula-
ted that they would take place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
Hotel Arrivals.
MnrRoroLIrAN MorEL.

j Bearne. Caddo ii b Ballew and wife,
Peak. Lam Rsas.
w jackson, Lam Dr. q I, BAIT and
pasas. wife, Gatrsvitie.
Miss Sallie Irwin, fy- james Callahan,
Ter. IoHgview.
FF Brown, Denison. i, Pheian, Dcni.
Il a Hsss, Robertson son.
county. Georg. j Bartsam,
\ l. Ryan, Fort Dallas.
Worth. q j Knott Wichita
ii - Windrbu, Rip Falls.
ley Tenn. J /. La timer, and
Addie Ringway, family, Decatur.
Ilenriettn. j C. frier, Tfickham.
]. Nj smith city. II + stevens, city.
Mrs MARSHALL Hag- G. Carpenter, De
gard, -- catur.
john q Hcndrlcks,St w : Phillips, T & p
Louis. Ry.
a S Haynes, Big Chas j White, Dal-
Springs. las
G. NJ Dunham, Dallas. w n Bryant. Dallas.
DE- James Pickett, j III Dfummond, 4
Burlesun. 4 II ky.
$ & Upshaw, HIS Lucas smith, Dallas.
boro. T. ourtney, Wise
George II Bohmlng county
Hanger. TX \ Mulhalland,
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
FRANCE.
cnAMBoRD's WILL.

Paris, September G.-The will oil
Chambord gives 100000 francs 10 the
Societas de Propaganda Fidei; 100, 00C
to the poor of Paris; $50 600 to the con
vent at CARTE; a large portion Of his
fortune to tue Duke OF Parma, a
smaller portion TO Count Bordi. and
the income of his estate to his widow.
ALpHoNso IN PARIS.
Paris, September g. King Alphonso
and suitarrived at $50 this morning,
and was received at the railway sta
ton by General Pettee, representing
President Grevy, and by Nunez, the
Spanish ambassador, and large
deputation OF Spanish residents.
THE CHINESE AMBASsA DOR.
Paris, September G.-Tseny, the
Chidese Ambassador, has under in, true
ton OF his government demanded the
withdr wal of France from the Hue
treaty. Ferry refused to comp Y, but
assured Tseng that France is willing
to give China the necessary guarantee
for the integrity OF her frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

sensof I'o
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in socll
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your int
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at we lfa
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employ
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eye Will
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reefs. III
l'ary but
It'll we II
ling ON
is it not
tuition,
Will be
I'd bring
cultur
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REV. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07

eFiGhtca
h-Notc@
has led
ted AMID
nut the h
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TEST dras
cutter Il
bring VI
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has sent
Expenses
States. 81
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City. 81
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llitleatr
ew iold
splendid
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
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stock SIT
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-07
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-07
''The Tree is Known BY Its Fruits.n


/, Our Electric Wonder, the greatest
households remedy on earth, is recon.
mended now by many Of our citizens to
be far superior.to any other remedy that
has ever been offered to the public for all
nervous infammatory aches and pains,
both for external and internal use. It
takes the place of all filthy iineaments, and
just by applying and rubbing with the
hand 1t penetratcs to the very bone, and
allays pain instantly. Price, so cents and
8 loo. For sale by j. F. Llewellyn, west
side square, and all other druggists and
dealers generally. DIR. j. NJ. Koontz sole
proprietor. Office, first door east of NJ.
E. Church, on Liberty street, Mexico,
Mo. Amy n wishing any information in
regard to our Electric Wonde,., and other
justly celebrated family medicines manu-
featured by DR.. Koontz for such diseases
as recommended, a get it by, calling or
writing. 8 tt
%. ssE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-06-07

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, June 5.-Laddonia at
last has a sensation. One of the citizens
has slowed not wisely, but too we'll"
The story goes that he was to have been
married to a lady in Mexico last week;
that he had procured the license and all
things were now ready for a happy we'd
ding. Then Gossip came, with an evil
tongue, and told tales to the would be bride
that blasted the hopes'of the gentleman.
After the lady refusing to see him, he re-
turned home, a disappointed lover. All!
those little evil words! How often they
blast the brightest hopes aud cast a gloom
over the happiest lives. The gentleman
now talks Of a 100000 90 law suit for
damages, done by Nj. Gossip.
The Laddonia Sunday school will be
represented at the Wesley Chapel S. s.
Convention, to be held on June 10th.
Elder Briggs of the NJ, E. Church,
preached here on Sunday last. He is an
entertaining speaker, and commands the
attention of all. His next meeting will
be the first Sunday Of July, at 4 O'Clock,
at which time Communion service will be
held.
A series of meetings, under the man
agement of the "Sanctiied" people, viii
commence here next Thursday. Elders
Allen and Brewer will assist in the meet
ing. Id.
Elder Farr preached at the church on
Sunday night.
Mr.. Joel Pierce started to-day for a
two months visit in California.
The play at the Hall next Saturday night
promises one Of the best ever performed
in u town. Those wishing to spend a
pleasant evening should not fail to attend.
ANNIE IAJyRIE-