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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-14

Vital Questions!!

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing az
the world for quieting and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural.
childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitstngiy
''Some form of Hops"
Ask any or all Of the most eminent pay
sicians:
what is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure al diseases OF the
Kidneys and urinary organs; such Is
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar 70 Women
"And they viii tell you explicitly and
emphaiically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
What is the most relisble and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia: con
stipa. ION indigestion, bIiiousless- nslaria.
fever, esue, &c :" and they will tell you:
Mandrake, or Dandelion
Hence, when these remedies are com
bired with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, sucn
wonderful and mysterious curatI<e poSer
IS developed which is 50 varied IN Its
operations that no disease o. i'll health can
possibly exist or resist its power, ana yet
IL Is
Harrnle fo- the most tra;' Eonsa, weak
est invalid or smalles; child - use.
CsA?1EE Il.
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
Fer yeaIs, and given up 5y physicians D!
Bright's snj other kidney diseases, liver
CON p!sints. severe coughs called consump-
ton. bsTe been cured.
Women gone nearly crszy
From sugony Of neuralgia. nervousness,
wskefulness and vsriou= diseases peculiar
TO women.
People drawn oct OF shape tom eIc-l,
ciating pargs OF Rheumatism
Indsmnstory and chronic, o, suffering
from scrofUis,
Try sipelAs'
sat rheOm. S.CoC poisoning. dyspepsia ia
Digestion, AID Z tacI a. most Al. diseases fra.
Nature j. heir 10
Have been cu-ei ny Hop B.t;erS. proc. o.
hicl Can u found II every Ee sGoornooI
n the ku -. v"-f
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THANKSGIVING.

vVoxy.NADE NIECE NEAr. Plum
IL PuddiDes. fPYeas1veas ysliio. Mangn~s.
Pchiea naiaga Craps, ConeosA Gr'o><.
~. L>Goo PEI, eveee c6eT. Ba1aaA. crr.
rsrta Uuta Cnnty. Ae-. f0 ne =
nrS 0DD. K nc4ocAxSA
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}0lore.

I.,Es -. al -sa % ns-rz-y and po:ssl
q. = -=a-nz-t OF Blood and >k4a dis
.,,---.--- -=Ts- cC-s. and nearly Always IL
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LIVE STOCK.


CHrcAso. December IS. - Tie O-overs'
journal reports: Hoss-Reoeipts a. 90
head, shipments 5,Jp9 heal Market weak
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fDA.ly eIcsP: szaisy.
.StSC5snylls AcornmotAtioa-Th1 train
tDr-1E ne dag passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellsire, ssopYtng
when required a. the Sherman House, Nina
we, " 60 Wheeling AID Grsya Hill
'NSss-aloo Accom- noscS=oo-
-. C-s.rssli.e accommodated
fCSn badge Local, daily except Sunday.
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FINANCE And TRADE.

Asaey NJ sa2 Ia Per Cent.-Goyern.
Rents sfreax-ssoeks Lever Rious
Dull and Jnehaased-Wbeat Lower.
NEv Yozx. December l3.-Aoney easy
~ 2@2H per cent, closing offered ~
? percent Prime mercantile Pspsr 5I6h
per cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
FINER ut 4si 4; demand tSiH.
GoyERSNEST-Strong.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

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CtnN11AOa
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- r-v--N-Z-. - NcS l.sN-, PfrS
fer -.-..s gSAc tat BE - U=ASse 70
ssas'y. = --s. a. tie PsoP.e - AlS SstSsSnc-
s2n.N - - - - r-c S;acgS, i%si ssssls =
hos ~ rr-asf's Esr7 ~.
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FOR RENT.

THE LARGE NEW STORE ROOM. THE
an-.; 20 the city and sp!endidly lo<stsd, .;
l"5 Main street Inquire %
ccg JAMES l. HAwLEY.
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. - - 81 vi,,hts,-. rni..

- L : W NAA-sas~a - -
xssS-< 7. - :, 80 so-e - ~. I. 1s-
A,,ce1Cs - - Nfee- Se.is2E few eostles,
Ttss' " ,.-,-,e :, E-sa; to- u thAs tset= SsSek
- 5s.aia- 90 Tssy Sslce tn; u las pro
Sts ss,1 -. ssss; " h<ESyS= Gss5, Ard : very
SSs:5s,:s3,s.-.7s - 7S1FSS
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Trustees Sale OF Property.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO gEvERAL DEEiJy
ID 81 tTp,t made ~ william Peter and
Fsnsy 4. Peters, his wife, 10 the undertgnst
, es. III ~ r s s. ae 90. x ~. = os is u.
Co1oty couIt Of Ohio county. We, virEinis.
IN ettd Of trust book NO: II. pA9S % and 70.
10 secure the payment Of a osrtAiu protais-
Gated the ilth day Of August, Isy, End re-
'ordsd In the o..iee Of the sd Clesf- Ia d~~t
Of trust book No. IS pAgs ~, 70 seesfe -
s Sssn Bsm.S BAL S1o..sS . ii 81 u.
front ooos Of the Court Hooss, IN thS CITY u
Wheeling. On
SATURDAY. TaK lsrH DAY OF pEcEM.
BEGINNING at Il O'Clock o. n, The following
4tscr!bed real ss;sts In aid city:
ss.. S1 's Or ill., e i . ,s s.. :, 80
WhsesinS lald o6 b. Chapiise and ko6 ssi
bounded and Described o f,ilovs. % WI:
Be<ipning q Q Yo:nt % The front iiss 81 ~
twenty fs<t % so1th q ths sorshysaa ss1nsr
Of Md lot. Tie I'D corner bong tbs owner
cas-; Of Main and .outh Of % t.ooo1 nov
sooth sIorg The frsut line Of tbe aid hos =,
point 90 Md froet lire tveoty'f51r fesi
north Of The southwest cofnsr of ssld bos;
.I .se 8. : .'s 10 i 70: rae s
~ he Nd Ioi; ibenos nGKth vsrdly sLoag tns
,s.r line Of nd loe and nm itrs of the siisy
10 point tvsny 49, SSaa ~ VIC
81 sah The iIns d said Twenty % ira sfss>t
oIts eLsee q s:s,.sins L sst.. =. s.i 2.
SEE !sme. Possr,s ssa vie. ey eesi d.,.a AZ.
-rsi q, Is7i. ana rooon1sd IN nd Clerks
&c. ~ ce<d hook 10. n pAze 81
TsyyS OF sALR-Oue-hs1 OF % mach a1ss
= 81. pr;ebase mooey - as pafenh'~ nA.
too 20 cay eaSh In bad IN day 81 Sc. aai
=, SsIsrcs pAyabse IN one year ufrh in'-@-~
hs.,cp from day % aAls. 40 b svitsae~t ~
- r-r.pis~oSy note Of The purchs<s7. AS
:. rstS Tsa Neissved % BE- p>Sfsef- eat - !.
'rr >. syr<fse khaii convey ooiT seq ~ -
. ICED IN tns undsrxensd ey esif f.-fs -
rrs. z q CHAChNVB- f's|
&c HERyEY. AsetSousef. nSito
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'WEAE AND CSDEyELOPED PARTS
80. q lie Human Body EElArgsd- De-
's.-g?7c 40 SS-s.zlhsnad,- etc, - An inter
-S s1Fs--SsS1ent gook r1a n our pSpeZ
4. 'sp.y U &c z-r.es Ee VII say tEAt there =
-ss.----e@ .. E1nozg about this. DC tce
g. [e Advertisers are very hiShly IN
80 .-S-escsd p<rSons may get sealsd
- - - ET--z a. particulars BY addressing
49, ga o. ?. o. Box ID, B11ulo, ~. Y
- ss-<a5 Sss- mysd-ve-E
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I NJ,
EFT,
EoR n Z 1T.
For Rent,

4 COXFURTABLE DWELLING HoUsR
n on fourtesnih street, from October lst,
INsA HOl and cold ~atsf and gsA
Wv. HOSE a BRO.
,aDia lgs MARKET .. rect.
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Ar5-S' SAW, - Slis3 csc te1Spco0sa- %
stsgo 9 =, w. y ~, Ard she PaSssi ~
o. {. = g ----sz-, - vsTS,zszSS .; tSe 4Nse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-14

=
Eours snd-s-han COO po1s----------------n
rooS onn.-=-s-----------.----
RAILwaYs-Stsady. West Shore hrsts up
TO .3Iz.
STATE SECTRrTIEs- Dull
SEeCxs-The market opened irregular
and continued 50 during the forenoon,
there being development OF difference for
various groups and also for particular
stocks. each group and each stock being
governed more largely by circumstances
spsCisl to themselves, and advancing or
6tcliniDg independent Of the tendency Of
tie general market. II appears, therefore,
that . siftingoUt movement has begun.
In the Two hours from $3.50 10
2:Jn o'clock the general market was
unsettled and Auctustlng, but on
the whole was Z to = per cent. lower for
tee rnsiority OF stocks From $3.50 prices
on coal shares, however, were strong and
either firm and unchanged or higher;
Reading was the exception 10 the general
rule Of the market, not only in the after
noon but the entire day. Buying was
large and attributed in some quarters 70
Vanderbilt, though 8 very favorable state
ment OF the compsny's business was prob
aqly the cause.
transactions. +6l 90 shares
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aTT - = 4 = MA.
F--7 - --~-.--z .---. - E7----ls ..
- 49, - 49, ....-- - Tee
APPettt-. BSEs-Is sEcf-=. .Iek Head
Hhe' s2L4Ee-s sf7-T tEEaS- aEsExiSn 10
stsTlOn >. snsgF ~ azEzzn- LF1ctktiOn
u tCod- lE~ilsa4.s-y ~ Taper, Low
spirits, 4 E--a.s.Z - Ing Neglected
soras tuz p. - - .sg-ss- -slErEr F5u-Z AZ the
nsart, lIots ~ fs7. tae syrs- highly coll
esed Tri4-, EON~TTPS EIGS. ard -
S29-1 - - = z. -z--sr.F sz-y- Its EirscslT
y ~ E.---- e. ~ = ...---s TUFTS
rtLLs 49, % "a - 49, - 10
n insv- 49, - 81 - rzLsJTEy
- = -.---ga7- 49, -s,=H - - scav-
saEs=g y =. syst-z- -s1-s-Z a-g-s-
t. - 1z-s-s-1- - 49, ..aEr
"a. a.. "a TlE.-y-z ---.. IT IT'S PILLS
L--S @ - Q. ----E 1C- Eyezz-S
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TIE only "a auinS

TIE Or.H "a nuinS
Nclaa3' ) germifuge,
~ss's-'s yeTs.GJs.s',,
a .kEED ~
eeg.. 77S.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
CgICJES ~ HOURS
LIT r-- lgCN q. - n days. Dug
EE III nS1 sore, i y. Illl -, PallS
&ii IS Markets Wheeling
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MEDICAL.
G~ EarA

Mas Nveazs n, slys Sc sis eses
.-I,s,ed ls'i7 ,,,,.e q D. {. GsLsSSi Css<-
-, sc too - =, r-cpa7s4 b E,e2lag Bros,
g. Yer. -. i-S-, ke- SssT tAzsS sz4sre5
gfS:h 49, ,.r-rs. So =NO SS.scNSS SScsef
rcrs- y ,-. .-ss .Es.a 1-sSaSS- -
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Petroleum,

BE4-70Eo. December .5.-C:Gde--Wea<:
TINS Wednesday 8. ,273 barrels: shipments
Il 800 barrels: charters $50 barrels:
c. s-anCes l2.lI-CpO barrels: pipe line GER
Ii Darss opened al s. -, highest. and closed
g. : IT,
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N Z r 70
T S T r E
Mcclure House,
~ &, w. " a.
FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Valuable Farm and City Pro

perty.
a. tie s4FrG!t Coat O, Nar~hS 'oCu's
Vest l!gIusa.
Joseph II. sutton. Exec
cd o;hrn>
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New Y,rk
c4 I = !. q 'N
last Liberty.

C!xCISSNT;. December l3.-Liye Hogs
Weak: common and 'isht 3 uit95 81: pack.
ing and butchers 8 S59j -. Receipts
$50 head shipments 655 head.
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Baltimore.

BaIT-N5EE- December I3.-F.oC--F;rm
and quiet. Wheat-Wests-s sas!e: No. ,
winter red gpoI s. - 81 o. :: Decembs.
s. o.. bid: January s. O. ;: February
s. lI=.II IL; March 81 l3.5 Did. Corn
Western easier: miIAd spot "llIt2c; Jan
cary = &C; February - C asked; March
- Gs6c. OATS - Very dull: western
white i.Gl45c: mixed %>GLilc; Pennsy.Ts
age. RyeS,eaGy Esy-Dull and IN
charged. Prov!sioas-'2 lisI and unchanged.
Bztts--Dall: Western packed l0G2Sc.
creamery 25s5jc. Eggs-GCie!: fresh -
GSlc: picked 9lGz,c. Petroleum-ta
changed. Coffee-D1ll: Rio csrgoes ordi-
ba.y 20 fair l0EGll&c. Srgar-ilu;s';
: scf. . WhiskT-SteaiT 81 8 -.
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CISCrsSsrI. December IS -Cotton-D-il
srd Urchsnssd. Flour-Dull and a.
chsaged. wheat-Stesiy at 81 Oil1i %.
COMM fair demand; old SC Oats
S;ssdy At Sc RyNnull snd lover al 50
6Soc Pork-Neglscted. Lard-E1sy a.
s. 50. Bulk Mests-Weaker; shoulders
&c; ciea- ribs nc. Bacon - Nominal
whiskey-S;esdy st s. Is. B2.ts--Ua-
rhsors.3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06
IT IMPROVES The oUALITY or

i IMPhUfES NE GURLlll VI
the Blood and enriclies 1t. and is there
fore a fine ;iirfJo.dnt and correcffrc
in cases OF all chronic aaiadies which
are associated with IN IMroyIRIsHED
STATE OF TIE BLOOD. These all yield
10 the regulating ndnourishing prop
critics Of It's great food tonic elements
Itcompensatcs for tho loss az rifdiifD,
Induced by COasaBs pfi0p, tdfdriR or
ByN,tchi0l and Throat AFFECTIONS. ~
sciU remedy Feminine DcOuuD ana
reimburse Tho FEMME f,hUsi9"e Tor
thosc losses or citdlifJ company
ine. complaints peculiar 10 tue SER
Motbers ,tursi,,g their own children,
ana delicate teOnen who expect 10
become mothers and bring up riDor-
o,ls children should by all means uso
IL. II ,rW restore Sufferers Jfon'
Mental or NerrOns Prostitution arts
ing from Orer-,rOlI,, E.rcesses OF
Dr0fracfe1 DiscGsr. ~ pHf rmfc
drunkenness and tho Opiuh Hao,t
for rs tho appetite grows healtnler
and digestion mor%igoruus through
the use OF this Tonic, me uhhat ulai
craving dies array until t.la!ly eA
tinct. II isHtJI,Iy Jch1tciaf ~ Ltner
Complaints, 1uaiartdi Ircer, anu
III, IIaluriaI Disease; ard FOR the
dehIIitnting effects OF Fccer Of any
Ijud IL has no c1idl. IL repdtTs
,raste. impyores Digesfton ana iP-
,.eti,e' ana affords the Dysfcpfic In
s.ai,d an casily GssindaIe drf'ctc
NJ rood. and Is so pleasant p the laste
that the most sensitive palate WIZ hos
reject it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06
PARKER COUNTY.
Death and Sickness-Heayy Real Estate
Sales-Local and Personal.

Death and sicltness-Heayy Real Estate
Sales-LocAl and Personal.
Correspondence to the Gazette.
Weatherford, August Mrs G. d..
Hartnett died at her home in this city
yesterday, and her remains will be
taken to Denison, her former home,
for interment. Mr.. G.. ID. Hartnett is
a member of the firm of a. f. Starr ~
Co., and he is most excellent and
worthy gentleman. He and his
mo,herless child have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Some heavy real estate transactions
have been contaminated within the
last few days in this county. Louis
Schorn sold his farm on Bear creek to
Dir. McFaIla land, OF Tennessee, for $50 :
00G, including a stock of 400 head
of cattle, End :. a. Winslow sold his
farm of |, 900 to John +. Simmons for
$4,000.
A very heavy rain fell here this
evening.
Bruce r. MIilIiiIen, regret to say,
is quite sick with bilious fever.
a good deal Of malarial sickness pre-
walls throughout the county at This
time.
a little child of Frank Mays, (col-
ored was buried this evening.
The sheriff is having q general
cleaning up of the ourt-house, prepar-
atory TO. the sitting of the district
court next Monday, which Is most
necessary and conmendable act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06
The Father Of this Administration.

washington Post.l
1t is generally conceded that Cen
eral Dorsey is, more than any other
man, entitled to be called the father
of the present administration, because,
but for his efforts, the presidency
would not, it is believed, been pur-
chased by the Republican party in
1880. In view Of this great fact it is as
mean as il is silly for the Republican
press to put the label Democratic
liesn ON Mr.. Dorsey's history of the
The last national campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

~. lerreli Tones; Terrell will ioub,.
US ns give CIV. Hubbard the S5V,Un he
a .s payable in installnents OF ten
'e ~ JenI; secured by first mortgage
~. a., he expects points all along
a ane me m The same way to raise $780,
wy ,' VI this amount he says Sl5n,00J
Is taken, and the road will be begun
as soon as the desired sum IL raised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06
Texa. Wealth.
Houston POI, t

I FiUUNKVEF IOFI
If the tieasu,er's estimate shall
prove correct, viz: that the value of MS
sesstd property in tire state for the
presen; year will reach T4T0 00), 900, II
very remarkable advance viii be
shown in the msteiiil wealth of
Texas, since the returns last year
amounted 10 hut $40 NlJ.OuJ. The in
creas,. OF S5l go 0u0 within Il twelve
month is sufficient 10 show the enor-
NOUS vitality of The state, and the
rapid n,auuer in which not My popu-
lntion but property Is rolling in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

The sick. worn and detected
should read the advertisement Of COL
DENs LIQUID BEEF Tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

| g',ray To Sarah Long.
! iuroeyl!le to Kate Acree.
'' y 70 Florence Burns.
I E'se to NJ, B. Farmer.
,Ha vy to :. NJ. Ratclif.
\ J y are 70 I. j. Pirtle.
psiyen to lydia A. Green.
I u fSls ID \. E. Phillips.
Iaa'ogalu 10 Adeline Wills.
i y,l'l'igt9n TO Florence Jordan.
Is Io,'s'oS j. Cooper.
'syae to Babe Lewis.
/ , i1esroS COUNTY.
N 11 .nsl to Cora H. Smith.
[u n'pl u = Mary NJ. Breitling.
!. l eso Hunter 10 callie Upton.
, UIl,ysr y Rosa Martin utl''
/ ,aI on.yt 70 Melissa Walker.
/ GA SSa, 70 |, 70 Eliza Kitchens.
/ R'" s 70 Martha Babbirt.
| c. I%rt..Iso Z. ?. Doyle.
10 Clarentine Para
Il iI llal,Ier to Luta Prewitt.
Ion MY WY 70 Eliza Bllassongill.
L. .Cs say 70 Lou Grooms. s"i
pp s'i 70 Lucinda HAYES.
b , AsAlH COUNTY.
I icclory to Miss ] Josephine
n 4 : Tucker to Miss alollie l..
~ whlsenant to Miss S. A.
4. y cAoats to Miss NJ. N.
\ ! y B'lioy 10 Mis-, Martha
! s y, Ihbigginbotham to mi..
iI sl!is ,. Jones to Miss BenJal-
y ! Newman to Miss Lucy J.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06
Mr.. s. II. Hines to Miss NJ. +.

Mr. 5. II. Hines to Miss M. l..
Green
Mr. ]. w. Prewitt Ito Miss Il. l..
Thompson.
Mr.. VIM. Hines to Mrs. NJ. L
Thompson.
MIR. =, T.. Carter TO Miss n. NJ.
Bates.
PALo PINTO COUNTY.
Mr.. l.. Is. Taylor to Mrs. M. "A. Bea-
Mr.. Il. w. Martin to Miss Emma
Young.
Mr.. ). w. shewmake to Miss Mag
pie Wood.
Mr.. Tiernand Montlouis to Miss
Pauline Barber.
Mr.. Julius Moss to Miss Matte Mar
tin.
Geo. NJ. Bradford TO Miss Sarah Il.
Taylor.
Mr.. G. IL. Mason to Miss M. j.
Mason.
0. +. Robinson to Miss Georgina
Human.
BosQuE COUNTY.
Mr.. Newton Stacy to Miss Sarah A.
Dwyer
Mr.. Nj. McKaughan to Miss l.. f.
Parvin.
Mr.. w. V. Howell to Miss Ozella
Morris.
Mr.. j. w. McCune to Miss Lizzie
Dagley.
Mr.. j. Young to Miss Martha f.
hendricks.
Mr.. j. b. Dobbs to Miss Matte
Richardson.
LEON COUNTY.
Mr.. James Il. Blackshear TO Miss
Maecissa *. Carver.
Mr.. j. f. Kennedy to Mrs. Mary
Head.
Mr.. Willie Eldings to Miss Hubby
Green.
Mr.. ]. Ephraim to Miss Bette An
derson.
Mr.. Dannie Nicely to Miss Anna
Yuger.
Mr.. Andy Harris to Miss Johanna
Holioniau.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Mr.. j. n. Spraberry to Miss NJ. A.
Land.
Mr.. j. A. Majors to Miss Lou Bell.
Mr.. o. ID. Graham 70 Miss f. /.
Lamb.
MIR James Stephens to Miss Emma
Baker.
Nj. +. Fowler to Miss Lou Hooks.
Mr.. Il. j.. Brown TO Miss ID. A.
Ma:is.
MEDINA COUNTY.
Mr.. jacob Kelley to Miss Nina
Mr.. Albert Beadele to Miss Adela
Muakt.
Mr. J.. A. Littleton to Miss Jane
Higgins.
MIR. George Loesberg, Jr., to Miss
Nina a. Ettea.
Mr.. john Lanter to Miss Mary
Mechler.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
Mr.. j o. Phillips to Miss l.. B. Gus
ley.
Mr.. J. P. Simmons to Miss /. U.
Collins.
Mr.. T. w. Norris to Miss Maggie
Brown.
Mr.. JasperV. Richards to Mrs. Sarah
K. Osborn.
BAYLOR COUNTY.
Mr.. J. II. Stewart to Miss Kate Ken
ne ~.
Mr.. William Gulick to Mis- NJ. j.
Coltharp.
MIR. Charles l.. Hall to Miss 0. P.
Finly.
Mr.. Isaac f. Fridge to Miss e. II.
Neon.
NOLAN COUNTY.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Gibbons to Mrs. +. A.
Willis.
Mr.. J. w. Lindley to Miss Della
Miller.
Mr.. James Jennings to Mrs. Saman-
tina Ashley.
MITCHELL. COUNTY.
Mr.. j. d. Earnest to Miss f. j..
Clark.
YoUNG COUNTY.
j. Burl to Miss Emma Dobbs.
CoNCHo COUNTY.
Mr.. w B. Hamilton to Miss Jose
! phine Melton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

sulphur SOAP. WV" :
cents.
minute. guy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

pFSIo,v, ,.. Mary J. Fowler wlt.r.
scstsis, M y Ms n. }. Tip
crsss . Miss n''''''
E,DoolIns = Miss l'''"'' ,s'''
ruu,,r : A''' D''''y sA's-
,,,ss I. G. Stapp.
Boyd Iss,d. = 70 S''Nl Mis- y. .. Buc'l-
,,.,,,er d Ms America Rey-
n.,.,. toyiss Lula 81. Oliver.
ew DENIM y Ms NJ Eva Hawk. 49,,
began ., !, y Ms aIs Trinity ,,, For sd.
y !, Sais,, !. a 70 Miss callie io0
N. u,ss Ella Moore,
4 Hyatt g /. I'D Mis- Martha Hare re
i. Rsb ',I's. + d Miss Laura "
!, ,,ls j. f. Ripley.
S SSs I AF'' . = '"'
Il l.,s . Us Sarah z. h''N-
NAVARRO cSrsT ". :
3. s,'t . Miss $ T. Nc
c.,v u Miss Theresa Pue.
4. T I. Walker 70 MIS- M' =
''l Y, ciIIeyloArs. Irene John
Taylor 70 Mrs. Mary Susan
!. Exams to Miss Beulah J.
'E Blum to Mrs NJ. A.
N. Brothers to Miss NJ. G
alter W. Fowler to Miss Ida
|n' II Trammell to Miss Bette
h. Jernigan to Miss NIollie J.
lhed Kelley to Miss Julia
latter Brassell to Miss Eliza
begins. 60, r
D. Hodge TO Miss Mamie
SMITH COUNTY.
h Ford to Mrs. +. r. Kaiser.
George T0lliver to Miss An
Thompson.
lexanaer Harvey to Miss Rosa
". Hendcn to Miss D. Nj.
on.
rauk Thyug to Miss Mary c.
lnders Ferguson to Miss Alpha
Il II. Horton 10 Miss Mamie
Dthsm.
4. Harvey to Miss Lorena
4. ]. Mil'sto Miss l.. Y. BlTge.
R. !. Ward, to Miss Dollie
!. Drew to Miss L. c. shackel-
NJ. Hicks to Miss Anna Hol-
Ecampbell to Miss Losena
D. Myers to Miss Annie
Cameron.
lib. Martin to Miss Liddie T..
Henry Mutt to Miss Fannie
N.
FALLS COUNTY.
.T.Gentry to Miss Bette A.
Richards Scott to Miss Amanda
|JAmes Porter 10 Miss Adeliue
son.
! Matthews to Mrs. Margaret
lngton.
\. R. Beal to Miss Annie e.
w. R. Rigby to Mrs. f. S.
|e.W. Bl0gg to Miss Mary E.
|an Wren to Miss sallie Jack
Y 5. Myers to Miss Emma Al.
l,F-.M. Porter to Miss Mary
4. :. cabiness to Mrs. Dee
Blalock to Miss Caladonia
|EF- Glass to Miss Alice NJ
\" Rogers to Mrs. Adelin,
Y Moore to Miss Mary f
E Thomas Murphy to Miss Ma
| kAgFaAS COUNTY.
|, 'aladine to Hannay Nc
|es Fields to Belle Caradine.
Arnold 70 Mary Gardner.
gSlay To Sarah Long.
y iufoeyille to Kate Acree.
'' n 70 Florence Burns.
4 IRE to NJ, B. Farmer.
4 n e, 70 3. NJ. Ratclif.
\ W Ware 70 I: J. pirtle.
( I p "a lydia A. Green.
4 fSle 10 \. E. Phillips.
N.Y. 'Nl'ogalu 10 Adeline Wills
|. 'ys,s.lagt9n to Florence Jordan
|B ,oS J. Cooper.
1 , %tsroS COUNTY.
hi .nal to Cora H. Smith.
[u M'pl u = Mary NJ, Breitiing.
!. CUOn nunler 70 Callie Upton.
4 0I Nrasr 70 Callie Butts.
\
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

posi.ive cure for tu,llarial poison
ing, ciiils, fever and ague, Is found in
Morses Agne Magnets. Only 80 cents
yer BOX. Sold by l.. n. Brunswiy *
Co., Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

Mr.. A. +. Lumm, of Fort Bend
county, Tex, writes: MORSE AauE
MAGNETS have cured my entire family
OF chills and fever. aud that none
should be without them whoare suffer
ring with malarial troubles in any
Iorm.n For sale 10y l.. n. Bruswig,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-06

MORSE 8 AGuE MAGNETS are guaran-
.e.u 70 cure Fever and Ague Then
MY sufieer longer? Try them!
vniy DUCTS per box. Money refunded
II no cure u effected. Sold by
l.. n. BRuNswIe K Co.,
Fort Worth Texas.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Kekauluohi brought 81 bags
rice, the Jennie GAO bags sugar, and
the Marion 1851 bags sugar.
On Sunday the bark Kalakaua
"A days, and the schooner Chas.
Hanson 20 days from San francisco,
both arrived in port.
The James Makee will leave to-
day at IL m., for Waianao and
Kauai. n't-l
The tern Eva arrived yesterday
~ days from Humboldt.
The kau,kcaouli brought 25O0
bags sugar, and James Makee 2lOo
bags sugar l3O bbls molasses. u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

evening service in the form of a dis
course in English by the Bishop Of
Olba. The discourse was short,
pointed. full Of interesting matter,
and cnchaincd rapt attention from
the beginning to the end Of its
delivery. The decorations, as usual,
were exceedingly tiue and emblem
atir
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

HoNOLuLUANs are yet u church
going people. 1t was most crafty
ing to see the way in which the
churches of all denominations
were crowded, OH Sunday at every
service. 1t shows that none of the
old reverence for sacred things has
yet been lost.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27

AFTER Sunday nights experience
we should think that the Trustees
Of Fort Street Church, would think
about building new church, large
enough to accommodate its members
aud the strangers who constantly
crowd it seats. N, .9g .sl-~