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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01

Mr.. o. Z. Wood and family will re-
move TO Wichita Falls, which will be
regretted by all of our citizens.
ii. IL. Eldrige and VIM. Mainland
have returned from an extended trip
westward, whittier they went in the
interest of the Red River cattle COM
pany.
A. Forsythe came In from Henrietta
yesterday and registered ut the Lind
say.
IL. Gooch, OF Bonham. one OF the
most popular statesmen on the road, in
vaded our sanctum yesterday.
Miss Lena Avery, of Sherman, Is
visiting the family Of DIR. Salmon.
John =. Hird, of Shelf, Sommer &
Co., returned yesterday from Phila-
delphia, where he had been In the in
tercst Of his firm.
w. i. Washington left yesterday
for Hunnewell, Kansas.
The Gainesville gun club, the Red
Jacket hook and ladder company and
the Gainesville base ball club will
spend the Fourth in Sherman.
Austin.
Messrs John A, Gordon and w. r..
Wall, two popular society dudes, re-
turned Sunday morning from Palm
Valley where they have been recuper-
ating for the past week. The boys
say, although they enjoyed their visit
hugely, there's no place like home and
loved ones.
Miss Kate Edgar, one of Waco's fair
est daughters, is visiting her sister
Mrs. J. NJ. Day.
State Treasurer Lubbock, Comptrol.
Ter Swan and Commissioner Walsh
attended the reunion of Hoods brig
AIDE at Crockett.
Mr.. g. Edmundson, the efficient
chief clerk of the attorney generals
office, left Friday morning to visit
friends and relatives in Tennessee.
Mr.. II. c. Lowae, of the treasury de
lpartment returned several days since
from Granbury, whittier he had gone
in response TO an invitation from the
president of Granbury college to de
liver an address TO the students du
ring their commencement exercises
The report that he had taken unto
himself fair haired, blue eyed maiden
who resides in Eraih county, proved
unfounded rs he returned alone.
Miss Rosa Jones, of Waco, is spend
ing few days among her friends
here and stopping at Mrs. Orrs'
Mrs. j. w. Graham and her inter
esting family left on Thursday morn
ing train to spend few weeks in til,
country. Mr.. Graham looks awfullS
lonesome, and says widower's slot il
not happy one
Miss Emma Delaney, the accom-
plished daughter of Judge w. :. De
Ianey, has returned from Huntsville
where she has been visiting friends TO
several weeks. Miss Emma has hos
of warm friends who will welcome he
back.
Miss Luella Orr is visiting friends il
Georgetown.
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Honey Grove.

The buggies are rolling out of town
this morning, for many are going to
the picnic ut Spears Springs.
Miss Annie Underwood, of Gaines
vile, on her return from Arkansas,
stopped few days with her uncle, w,
Underwood. She left for home yester-
day.
Miss Alice Cole and Miss Laura
Eastman, of Ladonia, are visiting Mrs.
j. H. Robnett.
Miss Mamie Hill has returned home.
Miss Annie Blain, of Greenville, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Finley and Miss Parham, of
Dial, are stopping with the Misses
Dial.
w. ID. Wilkins and his son have re-
uurned from South Carolina. w. d..
wilkins father accompanied him
home.
Percy Cox is over from Greenville.
Charlie Williams, who has been at
tending school at Bryan, returned
home few days since looking SPLEEN
did.
The Misses Price, twin beauties of
Paris, are visiting their brother.
A great many will go to Sherman
on the Fourth. The Honey Grove
concert band will be there and as it is
composed OF some of our nobIest young
men, this of itself, will attract many.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01

An inactive condition Of the blood
and liver, Is the source Of nearly all
diseases; they are made pure, active
and healthy, 10y using Browns Sarsa-
parilla, and Dandelion with Iodide of
Potassium IL speedily cures Boils,
Pimples, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers,
Serofula, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matism. Try this Great Blood Puri-
flyer, Browns Sarsaparilla, ask your
printed on every bottle. All druggists
cell Browns SarsaparilIa.
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Pilot Point.

The ladies of the Baptist church
gave festival last "Wednesday even
ing at Wilson's hall, which was well
attended and replete with enjoyment
and pleasure. The various positions
which had been planned and arranged
were enjoyed with a relish. Ice cream
and other delicacies were served in
sumptuous style. Among the beauti-
full young ladies present we noticed
Miss Fanny Willis, of Decatur; Miss
Alice Coolies, of Dallas; Misses Lou
and Rose Hedgecake, Miss Matte Ed
wards, Miss Norah Smith, Misses
Fanny and Ella Reid, Misses Lou De
Bow, frankie Crawford, Eifie Peel,
Anna Hearn, Mollie Skinner, Eta
Thurmond.
1t was near the wee small hours ere
the brilliant company dispersed for
their homes. The proceeds amounted
to $64, which goes into the church
treasury for church improvements.
Emory Smith, ESD, leading attor-
ney of Denton, was in town Wednes-
day. Mr.. Smith was Il prominent
candidate for the legislature at the last
election, but was beaten by Rutabaga
Johnson, of Mckinney.
Mr.. j. II. Shoatridge and wife re-
turned Sunday from II few days visit
in Collin county.
Simon Little, of Waco, representing
Crossman brothers seed house, Roch-
ester, n. y, was in town Friday in
the interest of the house.
Rev. j. NJ. Binkly, of Sherman, pre-
siding elder, was in the city over last
Sunday, holding quarterly meeting
services at the M. II. church.
Rev. A. NJ. Douglas, of Melissa, oc-
cupied the Christian pulpit last Sun
day.
Miss Lucy Rutherford of Dallas, the
highly accomplished lady connected
with the Christian Preacher, conduct
ing the family department OF the pa
per In Dallas, was in the city few
days the past week, the guest Of Mrs.
Il. Emberson.
Miss Fannie Willis, charming
young lady of Decatur, IL in town Wis
iting Misses Lou and Rosa Hedge
coae.
Mrs. Eva Bell of Sherman has been
in town several days visiting, and re-
turned home Thursday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs, Anna Covert.
Mrs. Sherwood and Ed. have gone
to Henrietta on visit and to look af-
ter large ranch and stock of cattle in
which they are interested with Blink
and Sam Sherwood, Older brothers of
Ed.
J. Il. McWhorter of Lewisville,
Texas, district deputy grand master j.
o. O. T., was in the city Tuesday, and
visited the lodge at night,
Mr.. Ct. w. Harden, OF the firm of G..
w. Jones d. Co., druggists, Memphis,
Tenn, Is in the city visiting with his !
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Atkinson and |
family.
Misses Mary and May Miles and
Mrs. Anna Ray leave to.inorrow
for ewweek's visit IN Paris,
Texas.
Mr. Cooney Harrison returned
evening from Alabama,
where he has been for several Weeks
engaged in buying stock FOR MS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
HE SOCIAL WORLD.
les OF THE BRIGHT AND
BUNNY SIDE OF LIFE.
"a chat and Pleasant Gossip of the
4 ~Nfisce iianeous Mention of Home
81 and Society People.
Home Notes.

>ae& Jesse Strong and Florrie
nv, will give birthday party at
s3f}ong's, residence on East Bel
beet tomorrow evening. There
RANGING on the lawn and all
7lke the GAZETTE have been for
4&4nough to obtain an invitation
count on having most delight
Ieo Matte Capps, a sister OF Mr..
h(1Anps. the well-known young
y III this city who has been visit
th&{amily of Mr.. j. M. Hartsiield
.rot,srned to her home in the south
bart of the county.
ipse1 Lizzie and Hattie McCamant
Of hort Worth's most popular ana
bmp1ished daughters have returned
an extended visit to friends III
,urne and Glenrose.
'iss N ora Boyd, a lovely young lady
d Brand View, is visiting Mrs.
hing of this city.
ir8. d. b. Paddock and Mrs. VIII
Wu. leave soon on a trip to the
Invest and will spend the summer
ho ifierent noted watering places
uIlt w lSCOhSllis
usS Minnie George, who has been
X III for the past week, is convlesc-
slowly.
rr. Frank Johnson, of Kentucky, is
tfnp relatives in this city and will
badly locate here.
(iss Damman, of Memphis, who
been visiting her brother, Mr..
HeDamman, of this city, for some
B INST, is still here and her large
he pf friends will be glad to hear
4 rho may remain during the entire
inner.
fiss Lou Dial, one of Dallas fairest
vets, is visiting in the city.
III il orge Horsford, formerly OF
sG Worth, but more recently of Al
81. has returned to this city and eX-
IL 10 locate here permanently. Mr..
reford will make great addition to
iety circles, and his return is cor
1Y9welcomed.
IA. $. S. Potter of Mansfield, La,
by her two daughters,
b oil whom are very charming and
young ladies, will arrive
this city tonight. and will be the
sst of Mr.. r. It. ID. Andrews, OF
ON she is n relative.
sfrs. Waterman and her daughter,
Iii Jennie, departed for Chippewa
lls, Wis, last night, to be gone fol
ne months.
Mr Max Elser and lady have re-
med from Lampasas.
rhe f. l.. NJ. club will have another
thajr entertaining reunions to-mor'
n III ht, at the residence of Captain
h6Y1, in the east end of town.
Niss Madge Reilly, who has been
lte sick for sometime past is some
I4t better, but still confined to hei
re. Her advent in society again
ube warmly welcomed.
III. Sidney Martin has been quite
well for several days past and un'
|e.to attend to business.
che sociable given at the residence
HCol. Peter Smith on Friday nigh,
|Ssa most complete success, and al
IA attended express themselves as
eatly pleased with the evenings en-
4ainment and the courteous treat
snt Of their charming hostess.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
Notice.

The interest OF w. j.. Kneeland
having ceased In the firm Of Kueeland,
LittIejohn & Martin, the style Of our
firm VIII hereafter be LIttlejohn n
Martin, Insurance and Real Estate
agents.
j. II. LITTLEJoHN,
TIIOs. II. MARTIN.
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Gainesville.

The past week has been noted more
for its lack of startlings events than
for any other special feature. Most of
our stirring society people are enjoy
ing the pleasures OF summer tours
northward and upon those left be-
hind the warm weather has cast So
cial stagnation. A few energetic souls,
however, occasionally cause ripple
on the placid surface of our social sea,
and the devout missionary of
the GAZETTE has collected
them into the following wave for the
refreshment of hereaders of the great,
good and growing GAZETTE:
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the Episcopal So
ciable, given at the residence
of Mrs. a. r.. Van Girson at the
depot, on Wednesday night. The
freight room had been cleared and
good music was in attendance, and the
guests enjoyed themselves merrily in
the social dance. Up stairs the fes-
tivities consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music, and ice-cream and cake
were disposed of in the usual manner.
Mrs. Van Girson displayed excellent
tact as hostess, and the occasion will
long be remembered by all who par
ticipated.
Mesdames ID. Baunce, Duncan,
Calm and CottreauX have returned
from witnessing the closing exercises
of st. Joseph's academy at Sherman,
where their daughters have been in
attendance for the past six months.
Geo. w. West and family left last
week for an extended tour through
Colo ado, California and Mexico.
John III. Stone and Bud Wilson left
yesterday for western trip. in which
they will visit the ranches of the Stone
Cattle and Pasture Company.
John w. Seller has returned from a
visit to San Antonio, looking much
improved in health and strength. He
likes San Antonio so well that he has
decided to make that city his home in
the future, and will return soon to
open an insurance office in which BUSH
ness he is an expert.
Rev. II. B. Lawson, ID. d., late of
Sherman, has arrived in the city and
assumed the rectorship of st. Paul's
Episcopal church. The church now
has large list of communicates, and
under the doctors administration will
take front rank from the start. DIR.
Lawson Is "A gentleman OF rare scholar
ly accomplishments and large execu-
tive ability, aud we congratulate the
church upon securing his services.
Miss Annie Underwood returned
yesterday from visit TO Hot Springs,
Ark, and the fact has infused lew
life into our social circles, which were
becoming sluggish on account. of the
absence of so many of our best young
ladies.
County Attorney Dick Worihing-
ton. the tall sycamore of the Elm, has
returned from a visit TO Saquatchie
Valley, Tennessee, and is being en-
Enthusiastically greeted by his many
friends, with whom he is great favor
lite, especially among the ladies.
Col. Frank Sherwood is building an
extensive addition TO his elegant resi-
dence on Hudson street. When 1t is
completed look out Tor a house warm
ing, with more than the usual elements
of felicity attached thereto.
Messrs. Windsor & Tibbils, attorneys
at law, have dissolved partnership.
We regret to learn of the serious i'll
ness ofa little son OF Capt. Ed. Morris.
The genial Gus Ward returned from
an eastern jaunt on Thursday evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
Attention Veterans.

All Veterans OF thu Mexican war in
this city and vicinity are requested TO
meet at the office of the. undersigned
on Second between Houston and
Throckmorton street,, on Saturday the
30th inst, at 2 o'clock p. m, to make
arrangement TO unite in celebrating
our National Holiday.
j. j. MELTON.
June d. 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01

Texas Chill Syrup stands peerless as
chill remedy. Eastwood Il King
sole agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01
Wills Point.

Hociety has been lively enough in
Wills Point for the past few days.
Last Saturday morning Mrs. G.. II.
.f0nng nee Miss Mackie Slower, and
~ beautiful sister, Miss Lula Slower,
NJ Ennis, arrived TO spend several days
18th relatives and friends here.
|, a delightful hop was enjoyed at the
hsitlence of Mr.. j. III. Reynolds last
-uesday night.
Mrs. S. r. Bruce, of Mineola, paid
Ter sister, Mrs. G. II. Bruce, of this
iace, visit this week and returned
ONE Friday evening.
Misses Adger and Con way, of
Ihreveport, La, who have been visit
az friends here for the past two
|reeks, returned home Friday morn
Inc after making "a wreck of the hearts
NA number of our young men.
'gGapt. j. M. Ferguson is making eX-
&6sive arrangements for an overland
RIP to Thorp Springs. He and his
hmily will leave in few days to
lpend the heated term at that Texas
place.
1Ir. j. Il. Mckinney and family and
Mrs. Torbitt left Friday on visit to
Jacksonville where they will visit
f4ends and relatives for few days
1<Q then proceed TO the Wooten Wells
where they will remain until about
the first of September.
IA is real strange why your reporter
does not have the privilege of re-
p0rting an important wedding or two.
Madame Gossip has such an affair
on the tapis all the time, but still the
legal and clerical transaction has not
YET transpired, though the subjects are
here and they ought to be willing, if
they are not, for such an important
to happen.
a romantic wedding occurred at
Canton last Thursday. The parties
we're Mr.. Henry Hodges and Miss
Fhnnie Morris of Jacksonville. They
oiQped from their home at II o'clock
Monday night and arrived at Canton
the next evening, when license was
0btained from an unsuspectiug
d0puty clerk, and the couple
were duly married by County
Judge Spinks. This was theirssecond
attempt to be made man and wife, but
stern parents succeeded at the former
q4ort. At a former attempt to find a
willing clerk and accommodating clergy
nan the groom was pretty severely
Jed up and an assistant was shot.
he parties left here the next day
&Qer the marriage for The
nome of the groom's father near Dali
Mrs. p. e. Young, mother of Mrs. B.
~ Goodwin, died last Saturday even
IHg. She had been an invalid for
@veral yearsapd was ~ years of
Mrs. G.. III. Bruce has been qnite
slck for two or three days but was bet
zen Friday evening.
Colorado.
Mother Hubbard dresses are worn
Very much here this season. Icannot
sAy they are pretty, but / would imag-
ahe them very comfortable dresses.
q A very elegant supper was given at
&ipt. Pools residence in the northern
lnrt of the city last Thursday evening,
complimentary TO Miss Monte Kirtley,
y Is. POOLS sister. Miss Monte is soon
"a leave for home in Missouri. Her
ylsit has been short in Colorado, but
hany admirers will regret her depar-
\ On last Friday several of our society
pdies and gentlemen visited Abilene.
Dr: East and family have perina-
gently located In Colorado, and are
4ulte an addition TO society.
Mr.. Charles Goodman, real estate
gent of this city, spent last Monday
N Sweetwater, talking up land.
Il MIS-, Annie Name and lerclarmino
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Henrietta.

Rev. w. II. Zeller will start for
Washington territory in few days,
where he intends locating.
Misses Dollie and Dora Martin are
in Gainesville visiting friends and rel
atives, and will be absent about three
weeks.
Prof. Hinchel and wife left yester-
day for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend
the summer.
Our popular representative, Hon. A.
X. Swan, returned from Southern
Texas after spending several days in
Austin and san Antonio on business,
looking improved.
Mrs. Count Babb has gone to Wis
consin to spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
q. W. Ford, our popular county
clerk, has returned home TO attend to
the duties of his office.
Miss Annie Grundy of Vineyard
City is spending few days in the city
with her sister, Mrs. Addie Strain.
The boys are happy, as Miss Annie is
quite q favorite.
The Misses Sans of Thorpe Springs
are visiting in the city as guests of Mrs.
Il. III. Burnett.
j. j. Terrell of Decatur arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain a
| few days on business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-01

Delhi, returned home Tuesday from
Mineral Wells, very much improved
by the use Of the water.
Mr.. w. NJ. Martin Of the firm Of
Martin, Burns 4 Johnson, has been
quite unwell for several days.
Mrs. Dollie Mederis, from our
neighboring town, Abilene, who has
been visiting Mrs. DIR. East, of Colora-
do, took the train yesterday for
home. !.
Mrs. Brown, from Sherman, arrived
in our city yesterday aud Is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Tole.
our social circles have been very
quiet during the last week.
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a. -. thEWt
Ticket Agent Missouri Pacific, Texas
d Pacific and Fort Worth IL Den
yer City Railways, Union Depot.
n. BIZ. j. Chew Is the only ticket
agent the above roads have in Fort
Worth, and remember that the only
ticket office the above roads have Is at
the Union DepOt.
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Longview.


Society circles have been quite duh
this week, but few visitors in town, but
those that have graced our city with
their presence are highly appreciated.
Mrs. Alice Lines and her little son
HoXie, of Kilgore. were in the city
last Sunday on their way to Waco to
visit relatives.
Rev. j. II. Smith has gone to Mar
shall to attend district conference.
Miss Dora Kelly who has been at
tending school III Virginia for the last
two years, has returned To. her home,
to the delight of her family and many
friends.
Miss Lizzie Howard, of Marshall, is
in the city this week visiting her rela-
tives.
Miss Lille Brown, from Detroit,
Michigan, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Smith, wife of Conductor Smith, We
wish her her pleasant visit to our
city.
Miss Annie Winslow has been in
town during the week.
Mrs. Grain, who has been spending
some time at Franklin, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. G. w. Lagrone, of Harrison
Guilty, WIS III tOM ii lillS Wceh.
Mr.. Newt Hollingsworlh and Mrs.
Emma Cain were married OIL last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Il. Smith has gone to Nacha-
doches to visit her sisters.
Rev. Jno. Adams, of Tyler, was in
the city this week.
Mrs. Cain, very worthy lady, died
last Monday of erysipelas.
Mr.. Hal Hancock has been very
busy this week interviewing our citi.
zens on the subject of a telephone, and
has succeeded in securing enough
names of our prominent citizens to
have it put up.
j. M. Hasken left here yesterday tC
spend the summer in the north.
Mr.. Nat Grommer, late druggist al
G. o. Brown, accepted a position with
Patterson Il Co., Dallas.
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Bolton.

Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Hodges have re-
turned to Bolton to live after u years
absence on their sheep ranch near
Kileen.
Miss Minnie Putnam who has been
on visit of some weeks to relatives in
Eastern Texas, is again in Bolton with
her sister, Mrs. e. w. Corey.
Mr.. j. G.. Abbott, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Ida, got in from Taylor
few days ago.
DIR. G.. f. Manning and family left
for Ell Paso last Saturday.
Miss Allie Smith and Miss Nellie
McCrary, two of our most charm
ing young ladies, are visiting friends
at Waco.
Mrs. r. II. Stewart has her sister
Miss Mary +. Mather with her.
Peter G. Rucker and family went
up to Lampasas last Friday to spend Il
few days.
w. X. Sanders, ESD, treated him.
self and family to visit to the springs
at Lampasas last week.
Miss Wheeler, who has been visiting
Mrs. Capt. Bradford in the city, left for
Mississippi yesterday.
Miss Maria Brown is absent on q
visit to friends in Bosque.
Col. J. u. Miller and family spent
several days i'll samrasas last week.
Miss Alexander accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Dr. G. f. Manning on her
return to her home in FL Paso.
Mrs. Corey left Bolton day before
yesterday for visit to friends in East
ern Texas.
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(iiiIller.

Our little town has been very lively
this week, owing to the fact that Lone
State college closed last week, turning
loose about seventy-tive or one hun
bred pretty young ladies. The boys
know when they have got II good
thing and to judge from appearances
are taking advantage of it.
On Sunday night hop was given
at the residence of Mr.. II. e. Barn
well, and on Tuesday night a sociable
at Mr.. G. f.. Warren's Both were
enjoyable and pleasant to all who at
teuded.
Miss Maggie Boyd left this week for
Reagan, where she will visit her
cousin, Miss Hagan.
Miss Lula Rogers, who has been at
tending school here for some time
past, returned to her home at
Mt. Vernon, last Monday. She was
accompanied by Miss Daisie Boren
They will he absent about six weeks.
Their return is looked forward to with
pleasure.
Miss Jennie Lowe, who has been
attending school at Georgetown, re-
turned home this week. Miss Lowe
is one of the most popular young la
dies in the city, and her return has
gladdened the hearts of her numerous
friends.
Miss Nora Chadick returned from
Longview last Wednesday.
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Rhone and Aurora.

spaTlHR no pains OF expense 10 make
the celebration on the 4th inst. grand
success in every particular. This So
ciety offers seventy dollars i'm cash
prizes on literary exercises and vocal
music, and 1t is expected that the COM
petition on some of these will be very
sharp. The programmes for the con-
cert that night are out, and show that
g eat tnste has been exercised in the
selections. They were printed by l..
w. Tyler of the Aurora NctDs, and the
work on them proves conclusively that
he is what he claims to be, the best
fancy and practical printer in Wise
county.
Messrs. Killough g. Bro. have pur-
chased large brick business house in
Alvarado, Johnson county, and will
establish u branch house at that
place in few days. The following ar
rivals ut the Aurora hotel since our
last w. B. Thorp, Bedford. Texas ;
j. b. Carragee, Ft. Wort; Nj. Moss,
Philadelphia, Penn; John Sprouse,
Oliver; Battle Judge, Oliver; r. n.
Russell, Galveston; a. j. Carter, Para
disc; A. G.. CASTOR, Gods Country;
w. Logan, f.. Riley, county; II. :.
| Irrelevant, Dallas; Joe Littleton, TT
Worth; w. A. McCrae, Chicago; A.
s. Gardner, Centrcville.
Mr.. Carter of the firm of Garter
Bros Louisville, KY, arrived on this
mornings train.
w. A. Stokes of this place has re
moved to Decatur for the purpose O
engaging in the practice of law.