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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

: !ali and the general festivities v'.s.s;,'d
married Tor more than an hour. ESss.
ever, when il cleared off baseball ,...,ts
match shooting began and all enjmlsssss''s
good time. The barbecue wsir:'s.
immense affair. one thousand ,es,pd
/ were ealing II the same time. Tsf{,a
( We're TWO tables capable ot aecomatc
Gallng five hundred people eaIIso]
Eighteen beeves and twenty-five t;, /;
sheep were roasted, yet at four oeNsnf
there was not a scrap left, aud ~
lunch stands were patroniztd. q
THE EASE BALL GAME. III
The base bali match letween IL II
fort Worth and Clehurne ciubs VIDE
To nave teen hegun nj y 10 c,,cS laUu1
OWING 10 the rim il WAS nearly fgurbtArg
lore the game began. Before thstn
hour quite Il urge number of peupslf
were assembled on the ground, whisi l
was couple OF hundred yards hssass
Oh ne grove, and beinre The first ifoE
nlnS was out several hundre. rely
PIE had assembled TO witness Tie sINftie
Be.ore the game began he Cleeursnq
boys were the favoFites and their a.
pearance on the ground was grettrP i
ny hearty cheers from the q sembltev
crowd. Even when lat, in the galutof
Font Worth club were far ansash
OF TN m, be's were fl civ ofeIe,e
that the Cleburne club would catch gso1
and 1t was only when The lat innins II
was played that their backeIs seiu
cunbed 10 the inevitable. The gaHsfl
was Well played and it is to the credsd!
on the players, that in eyeIe
instance the decision of il9t1
umpire, was received witionpd
q murmur. In The third Inning BEL
BROOKS, of the Fort Worth nine, vh'srrI
was tlel at the bat, caught The ball Gpd
ms elbow and was temporarily dia'
bled. lie returned to his post, hos.
ever, after a few minutes, and ccfrH
tf'outed greatly 10 the SUE tVl
cess OF his nine. The spectatoNba
exhibited great enthusiasm lhroughou
ont the game and never failed 10 aH.l
plaud the players who acquits{l}
hem selves well. King the catcher I'd
the Cleuurne nine showed himself ~
% an A |. base ball player and Al
though evidently hunt In his hand iap
'ile second inning held his positiony|
,liau ully and never once complainedfa
ne Fort Worth nine acquitted thens.
serves IN the most creditable mannelypi
'nd with the exception of one or twea
y the nine are first-class ball player
sld need not be afraid VI
hchle the best club in ths3y
tate Iii impossible to even e.timatlis
ne amount or money that change "a
iahds ON the game. The friends q 81
ne Cieburnites offered their bets freely 81
ma the Fort Worth boys were NO u
backward in taking them. 1t Is sals al
say that several thousand was los ,r3
ma won ON the game. The following 81
5 the score: al
Score. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
TO CONTRACTORS.

NuIhE To G1SrRAJTORs--CON soi h.
uhtsS a.zi,ed Proposals for the buti,iip, -,
$500 ,'.issf hpuSe FOR Ialnpasls comfy d, m
~, ne ,ses,Ses - my 0fice in The City OF i au,.
fs ,s,. 81 iexss. Ssti " O'Clock NJ rhursdsr
slii lbeir bids bond DOR So. fOi' eoni, ~ w
49, i is rt.tius sssriornsa1ce of the work ~
i,., ,.n"s ~ Tie epgitraef and 10 Lave a.
e',erg s.ssment q AisnAU0res. Together viii
a - 's ... ~ CLERK OF court fiiat burdsrta
resarres ~ sns ai,i"nai n tLeG 4. Thceoufi
Iayu.enf VIII ri n,iltn reject any or an bids
si.,. 800. ~ ine archlisct A. The VA prog
rse.oS 4 ~, reserves ,,e. per cent uoa each paw
, hn* onlt9jr ~ B lans snd snreyac... nnVe o. |
49, Nm. nc me Ollie OF W. z. Dodsos .,rchi
day Of r Jul, Texas sa until Wednesday the III
~" neon 10 flie 18th day Of J,,i.. ~" pas %
toa0'y Judge Lampasas county 'H r.. II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

I,OH RENT --HEfKOPOLITAS HOTEL.
IL row doing nfst-rate business. rent IL be.
ca.ae have too Jnieii tiIer bus mess 10 mon
bss ptF5ser With some cap tai need arpsy
z he ~ ruTa 81 she Mettvpoiitan hotel vim h.
Tor rent alls u ally letA Inst ", II. Aidridge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
FORT WORTH CLUB.

r ripIt " ortn,,...........3 - 90
'isuufne-.. ..,-. ...H u o 1 . o 2 -
Ma awo oise hits. Maracon, Kurtz, slaiifH'
iilfee hase hits. Gibson, Brooks M
itolhc runs, Moore
assed halls-king g. Kurts g.
i-eit On base--Fort W,rth 5, [ lehurnet Il,
krrtz N""'
umpire, y. Cummings
Se'iers, W. McHenry and Jas I. Cooper
sALUTE FIRED on THE PICNIC
GROUNDS.
According to.the programme map
pea our, the Galveston artillery copi'
pAny fired several salutes on The picniV
gr lunds yesterday at three o'clek,
ihey began by firing
tiute OF nine guns to senator
sam Bel Maxey and this was
followed by seven guns in honor
the Fort Worth GAZETTE and Capt y
u. Paddock. The city of Fort Vera
was saiuted by a discharge OF nip'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

4 y IN IMPROVED lot WORTH ABuC +
y Sagor iess or housc and lot worth 4 ,pr
Or less and not over ten blocks from business
port OF lhe city.
Texas Investment Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
Fon nKNT.

Eog REST--Three dwelling hcuscs sitaa-
i tea IN respectable locality on College
llili south ~ ihe railroad track, For partira-
lars apply 4. Dr ii. :. BroileS, corner Fourth
and 1ayi9T sffpcts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
a srLrNpIp rAnll, non,r ron So

Coon ROADSTER, PERFECTLY SAFE
VI FOR family use; also good wo,ker elih ?
~ single or double harness about l5l5 hands
high. sound as Is bullet AppIy ~ tazete
offlce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
oorNr y rnornarr ron s.Anr.

EoH SAIL NPnuN I'D FARM or a.
j acics, II miles northeast OF city. VIII
iIaae i1r city property. Apply 10 the Texas.
Investment 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

ANTETl--FEMALE HELP, a CttuK FOR
W private boarding house, white woman
preferred, viii pay : - wages. Apply 10 \.
~. brrics, cor second and Lamar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

E'QH ,Lf OR TRAnE.--lg5 ACRFS IN
i lmprD ca fine grazing land IN Iarrapt
SnnplS; seven mites west OF Fort Worth
investment Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

NyrANTEp-FIVE Or SIX PLUMBERS
w and CissGfters eAn Ind permanent EN-
li0y snent At goori wages bs calling on J.,
E!ztv at "a Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
rUn SALE

L1R SALE AN ELEGANT NEW IiOTYt.
Il completely furnished. located in t.olCijn5
anu ooinE q splendid bnsincss. Ouphaif assn
Anh baiance on easy terms. TeNss Inyes,.
ineAt 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PLACE. ONLY
~ orc aud :, half miles nom Fort Worth rr
hvutli loitH acres, al enclosed aud suitable
I9E = Ehfden mrm, several living springs
nice cottage OF six 100 ms, barns, stables OUT
houses, ITO. a mos desirable place Par.
Inent Gumsany 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
wANTnp-lo prRomAsE.

WANTED-rWO SrEAuV SOBER MEN
" asstokers. Apply 81 GAS WORKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
wANTED-FEasIE HKLr

yXyANTED-BY JULY isT-A whGte wo-
w man 70 cook and wash for small fare
nv one who can culae eeii recommended
can get a good home and good WAGES Ad
dres. or call ON W. Guimoau, al Ma
IiNers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

hEESSE- MADE on SHORT NOTICE
~ Large stoc % travelling dre-s-s constant
ly on hand. Also handsome h1zrk Fix and
satin suits ready made, aud will make 50
s'id-r. or Fourth ana tgrSvs. directly batsz
81 -~sa Ia Methodist chErct3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
Iosr.
MONEY.
pErss.sI.AkrNss.

4 oASS MADE on LAND IN AMoUN r.
L. 30 suit long tiine aud ior rates. Address
j. ~ Watkins & Co.. Dallas Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
wANTED-MALg HELp.

EIFTY STuNK-CrTTERS ASD FIFTY
Il PAYERS. The highest wsges paid. Pay
pply ~ otiies OF i4aiBg 4 RAiicsn, contrse-
tors, FOrt Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
cIry PROPERTY.

Il ~ til;-i HIRE tEINtpRoN f.frs.
each 1Sxtin feet ant ad ini ling VIII, sn,stt'
'front.' WIN hosoid chepp N cash.
Texas inypstmont "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

E'Qk SALE OR For RENT The ~. Ioufs
! liouse, near Union Depo,. 4 No 4 busI-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05
LOUIS ana STATE norrtRy

oN1SINNa STATE LOTTERY. cApf.
nm, M Irize ss5,oo Whole Tickets, ss,es.
=, WI stvg. ycders left with Frank fobrana
sale r.,i'ssa 81 tin,xefs guaranta.d ~" .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

A MirE HOUSE A ND LnT lnoxlso az
ma i nIu ~, an1 tJin. VIII sold Il bargain
. DIn ~ 10y tVthls. Texas Investment "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-05

pn Fame eternal camping grouni their
Silent tents are spre0i
Ana glory guards with solemn round the
btNoUdc OF the deul'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
LATEST TELEGRAMs
Foreign.

Madrid, 10.-In the chamber Of
deputies, the debate raised by the
democrats on the policy of cover n
ment was begun. Dominique,
among other speakers, attacked the
government as not liberal enough.
He declared his party only accepted
the constitution of 1915 with view
of revising it on the lines of that of
1867. Prime minister Saga3ta, in
reply, said he was willing to en-
brace the extreme democrats among
the liberals and to introduce by
organic laws, the most liberal
reform, but he thought change in
the constitution was not necessary
for this purpose. He was not, how.
ever, obstinately opposed to a
change in the constitution, If expe-
rience showed it to be necessary.
Berlin, 10-It is stated the Arch
bishop of Posen is doubtful whether
the Cardinal LedochOwski will con-
sent to resign the archbishOpnc.
London, 10.-In the contest for
the Molineaux prize at 500 yards,
Major Shakespeare, Of the American
team, tied Top, the scores making
SO out of possible IS.
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Ir is A FACT

That thousands OF our business men 20
10 tkeir otfseei In the morning after az
uneasy night. OF 3 late dinner, feeling
iuIt and al out of softs.i The is ehiirely
unnecessary, for . single dose. Of that
sparkling flaming specific, Tarkants
Settler Aperfent, taken bainre break
fast, will Immediately dispel ell feelings
Of beaviness, remove gently but surely
the osuse, and quicken into healthy &C.
ton every Abrs Of the system. For sale
by al draRgists. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
The War in Anam.

sargon, 1O.-The regent of An
am, Tuduc, has been taken seri-
ously i'll. -Four thousand BLACK
Flags" are menacing Namdink,
and 10000 are concentrated at Sou
tai, where they are intrenching.
The French transport AnTaGnlite
started for Haipbong on Sunday.
The MythoS will sail tomorrow.
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A Gone German.

Phenixville. Pa, 1O.-Peter Gels
ingeE, a German of As, was stabbed
through the lungs last night by
James Caughton, a young man of
bad reputation, who entered the
house where Geisinger and others
were enjoying themselves and
raised a disturbance; and but for
the arrival of the constable it is
thought that Caughton would have
been killed by GeisiDger's Infatuated
companions. Caughton was locked
up.
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Funeral of a Prominent Man.

Dubuque, Ia, 1O.-The funeral of
D. w. Parker, superintendent of the
Iowa division of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. who died a week ago
at san Jose, Cal, occurred here to
da,, and was very largely attended.
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HORSE MARKET.

I have just received from my ranch
one hundred head of horses, consisting of
q fine lot ofgeldings, and ls=Re lot OF
fine mares, as we'll as Twelve head of
young mules; have also few Kentucky
mules left. Saddle and express horses,
with some gentle teams. Will sell one
or the lot. I HI. FAUST. "a
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Result of a Premature Explosion

Allentown, Pa, 10.-By the pre-
mature discharge Of blast in the
Twin City state quarry at Walnut
port this afternoon. VIM. KeyseI
was fatally injured, Oliver DeshleL
seriously, and Robert Parry and
Griffith Ellis slightly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
A Bad Boy.

Baltimore, 1O.-John Mcguire, a
gardener, ordered James Clinton,
aged Is, and Harry Gaskin, a com
panion, who were tTespassing, off
the premises. Clinton drew pis-
tol and fatally wounded Mcguire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
Street Gar Notice.

On and after Monday, June 4, the cars
will leave the Emporium corner for the
Twentieth Ward, Eleventh Ward, First
Ward and Sixth Ward, on the last trip
every evening Mt $50 pm, and: Warm
Spring car at 7.S0
o. P. ARNOLD,
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Held.

Boston, 1O.-Francis B. Webster,
charged with obtaining 100000
fraudulently from the Alta Mining
Company, pleaded not guilty. He
was held IN 5000 bail, which was
furnished.
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VIZ are selling out our Large and
Finely Selected Stock of Carriages,
Buggies and Spring Wagons at
greatly reduced prices, so that any
of our friends or patrons who may,
during the summer, need anything
in our line, should take advantage
of our low prices and give us a call.
JAS. B. GLASS, Manager.
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Your Skin Cure is s1tpere1ce55ent
1t is fast curing my daughter or
ring10ermy a0htch had spread aH
ooeT her body" Mrs. E. l.. D.
Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Drug
gists keep it. 81 per package.
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Archbishop Purcen's Funeral.

Cincinnati, lO.-The body Of the
late Archbishop Purcell was re-
moved, to-day, to the Cathedral,
where It was placed on a uias at the
altar end of the centre aisle, reelin-
ing at such an angle and At such a
height as to be conspicuous from all
parts of the auditorium. The altar
and columns are all draped
in black, and q large candeIabra
is placed Oh each side Of his head,
barring lighted candles. Four Cath
Ollie knights in full uniform will
stand as guards, and the people will
enter double file, and ascend to the
dais separately and pass on either
side, and depart by the side aisles.
Tonight while the priests were
chanting the Offices for the dead a
steady stream of people were pass
ing by viewing the dead body.
The funeral will be tomorrow at
@ q. M, and the burial afte1waF ds
at st. Martins convent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-11
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Captain Kergaradec has been ap-
pointed French consul at Bangkok.
The question of American meat is
how agItating the British parlia-
ment.
Cotton picking will commence in
south western Texas about the goth
of July.
Five more jurors for the Polk
trial have been secured, making
eight obtained so far.
The President has recognized C.
Lamar Quintero as vice consul from
Costa RIGA to New Orleans.
A complaint of drought comes
from central and southwestern
Texas, from Colorado to Guada-
lOupe.
Over 600 reports of fraudulent
land entries, have been received by
the commissioners of the general
land Office.
at the Hebrew council held in
Cincinnati on Tuesnay, a resolution
was offered to establish q home for
young men.
Irwin Mahon has been appointed
by the Governor of Pennsylvania to
act as commissioner for that stale
at the Denver exposition.
For the nine months ending Maj CD
31st 1888, the receipts of the post
Office were $50, 946, 1856; expenditures
$31 1884. surplus $2,5O9.442.
Reports from the department of
agriculture Indicate general i'm
proVement in the condition of cot
ton throughout the southern states.
There is such a strong feeling in
Prussia against the Vatican that
the possibility of rupture, between
the TWO powers, Is being considered
A delegation from Erie, Pa,
called on the president on Tues day,
and asked for the retention of Barr
as collector Of customs at that port
l a renewal of the railroad coal
Eminers trouble at Pittsburg is ex-
kpected, as not more than half the
Eoperators have accepted the decision
of the unpire.
/ Kearney was announced TO speak
| at an open-air meeting in Chicago
| yesterday, buts owing 70 indispOsi-
tiOn he did not appear. Maybel
spoke in his place.
4 Captain John p. Walker, Of iht
Third Cavalry, recently adjndge(
insane, has been committed 10 tn,
government insane asylum in Wash
Eington for treatment.
All boats coming from any poin
lsouth Of Jackson, Miss, will be re
quired to land at the inspection
station at Fort Adams, to be in
spected before landing at any poin
lin the state.
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NOTICE.
Supi.

The public are hereby notified that
payment has been stopped on certificate
No. 9,276, Issued April 29th, 1882. by
Deseret National Bank, in favor Of
Hyrum WARStAf, for $50. :
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
BENEFIT BUILDING
SOCIETY

The first meeting for the payment OF
subscriptions &hd registering Of stock
will be held in the Shoe Factory on
Wednesday evening next at 8 O'Clock.
All who are interested should be present
on that occasion.
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FOR SALE.

Or will be exchanged for q more pow
0rful machine, q Six-horse Power En-
CINE, nearly new. For particulars
address P. o. Box 900, this city.
Jpns S21, 1898,
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WANTED,

Twenty-Five good Joiners. Apply al
Armstrong & Co.'S. new -four mill. ,
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prlces OF Pro1uce
a the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears & Liddle'
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ANOTHER SUPPLY Of Montserratt
Lime Fruit Juice at
G.F. CULAER & Bros.
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EYE AND EAR .

DR.. Ira Lyons, four doors West Of
CHI HoHeS eoPnee.
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One OF the bsAithie {: and pleaeanteSs
beverages known is CeldeA's LiQai4A
Beet Tonic. Ask for Cclden'as tsk
no other. OF drugRiAts generally. q
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WANTED.

Girl wanted to do General Homework.
Apply ct this Office. I
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Performances At 10 80 am and $50 pm.
Doors epsn one heur earlier. julio
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HORSES AND MULES
For sale. Apply to A. S. Patterson
152 Main street. .
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The Pre- coeds Of Concerts to go to the Dese9s
Hospital, Sunday School UDiOn and
Glasses performing.
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General Admission Csc. Reserved Seat
Soc Children StsdeT IL, 10c. g..
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The grAndest sight ever witnessed in Utah.
Nearly
TWELVE HUNDRED SINGERS

An under IS years of age, bearing Tags,
banners, colors Of leading nations represented
among our people, will occupy . large plat
form erected for the occasion, extending from
gallery to gallery surrounding the great
Organ. tn Ee will sing National Choruses,
select Orchestra accompanying.
Twenty Of the best Soloists in Utah will
sing in the English, Scotch, Welsh, Scandi.
nayiAnp German or SWiss, Hawaiian and
other languages, many appearing in thei"
quaint national costume. For particulars
see programmes. -
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Box ONCE open on Fridsy mor9ing' Fer
tormance will commence AZ $40.
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p puE7rrv Conductor
JOSEPH ]. DAYNE......".........Aceompanist
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Come sill, and hear your favorite songs suns
in your native toAEuei, :
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS

viii run nom Logan and Ogden on the Sd,
returning on the 26th of July: Fares only
$825 from Logan and return, and only 81 Is
from Ogden and return. This the cheapest
out jet, while e
HALF FARE RETURN TICKETS ="
Will BE- Issue6 at all pointa between p oYo
ana Logan on those, dates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Are You Going North or East?

If so ask for tickets via st. Louis and
the Vandalia line. Round trip tickets
to Pittsburg, Pa, Niagara Falls, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Chicago and to all
the prominent resorts in Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Virginia are on sale via
above named route mt all ticket offices
in the southwest. 1t is the quick line,
without change of cara to Terre Haute,
Chicago, indianapolis, Cincinnati
Columbus, o., pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York. But one change to
Baltimore or Washington. Pullman
Hotel and Drawing Room Sleeping
cars are run through on two trains
every day in the week. For rates OF
fare, maps, time cards or any informa-
ton, apply.to THOMAS S, SPEAR,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
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/ WISE COUNTY.
|estInR a ddresses Delivered Before the
|fi Decatur Normal Institute.

|estIng a ddresses Delivered Before the
Decatur Normal Institute.
|spondence of the Gazette.
kcatur, July 25.-rhe Decatur in
tie is still in n flourishing condi-
land every one hard at work try
Is make the most of the little time
remains before the first of August.
Inst Friday night Col. Holman
d lecture on geology. The lecture
hood, showing the speaker to be IA
g6tudent and thinker. Last night
h Mattresses were delivered to the
lutte. Tonight DIR, Burleson will
us the pleasure of listening to the
BAddress he presented to the Gal
bn state convention, viz: 'Educa-
|without moral training" Prof.
\ I1nttimore Of Decatur has taken
Ia of the class in physiology.
gentleman is old in wisdom ii
III years, and will undoubtedly
|e q success in whatever branch or
h6slon he may choose.
Hts week will be mostly occupied
kaching how TO grade schools. com,
Icing with the lowest grade and
hing through to the sixth. Have
several good recitations, among
bb we noted one as being above the
|6fte by Mr.. w. b. Merrill of Wealth
Va The gentleman, while rising
lvin his profession of teaching
hs BIZ right of his grand delivery
|IIiarly fitted for public speaker
he last of this week two entertain,
bfs will be given. one by the mode
MI In charge Of Miss Howard ano
\ Pearcy, and the other by the in
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E.KUHN. Proprietor.
COLLEGE,
HAMILTON FEMALI


: ~ PATTERSON President.
I,sTABLIsHED FOR THE HIGHER ED
IL ucation OF young ladies, Location posi-,
beautiful and healthful portion Of the his.
toric Blue Grass Region. Under the present
management IL has won for itsejf q seputa-
lion second t)no other school in The land
Hamilton College is the largest female col,
lego in Kentucky. Extensive buildings OF
modern construction, all under " same
roof thus avoiding exposure TO inelement
weather. furnished with all the modern inn
movements for securing the health and com
tort ~ the pupils: accommodations unsur-
passed; but tic0 pupis occupy one room; build
ings heated by steam and lighted with gas
bath rooms; Ii Z and cold water on each
floor etc. @ Extensive literary courses; teach
ers OF acknowledged ability and extended
experience; music and painting specialties a
member OF the faculty accompanies students
10 and from Kentucky. Session opens Sep
TENDER 10, 1883.
dress II. +. 81. Clair,
Houston or Dallas, Tex.