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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

GEN. BUTLER, in submitting minor
ity report from the committee OH plat
form. AT Chicago. last week. analyzed
the tariff plank, which was eventually
adopted by a vote of 971l for Buffers
amendment to 7l41a against. as follows:
object to the tariff plank in the plat
form of the committee because II took
The committee thirty-six hours to frame
it. And if it took those able gentlemen Sc
long to frame it and get it in fOrnI there
must be some reason for that. Ii they
could net ind out in 80 nours what they
wanted, how were his laburing men To
lind out what il meantf Laughter
There was a radical difference between
the committee and himself. The very
able chairman of the commlttee, Mr.
Morrison, thought there should be 40
sueh thing AS protection TO American
labor by taxation. He fButler) believed
that there should be such protection
such fostering, such cherishing. Mr.
Morrison could not yield his convictions,
and he (Butler) could not yisld his; and,
therefore. the committee had to spend
all that time to say something tina;
would mean one thing one way and az
other thing another way. Laughter
he asked the delegates to read that tar
iff plank and see if they could find out
exactly what it did mean. It did not mean
protection. Ii it did Col. Morrison was
too honest man 10 bring it here. and
yet it was twisted that it might mean
protection. Laughter The DeDocra-
cy bad in its platform in 1880 plank of
"a tariff for revenue only" and it broke
the back of the most gallant soldier in
The country. Laughter. And now
they had tariff plank "for public pur-
poses exclusively" Where was the diff
ference? Exclusively meant "unly'
and "only" meant Exclusively" Laugh.
ter
am here about no boys play. Tue
success of this campaign, in my iadg-
ment, before God, depends upon the
question this night to be settled here
md now. If you would say to the
| Sorkingmen of New York, New Jersey
Connecticut. New Hampshire aud Mas
,achusetts that you mean protection tC
their interest where you cannot say il
for certain. G I'd help YOU, for cannot
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Notice to Contractors

lSEALED proposals will be received at the
~ clerk Office, in Wheeling township, until
IL o'clock noon, on Saturday, August 9, 1884,
for the erection of Frame School House in
sub>district near Maynard, in Wheeling town.
ship, Of the following dimensions. to wit
26Y36 fl. and 12 #, story in the clear.
Bids must be in accordance with section
1888 Ohio School Laws, and be accompanied
with good and sufficient guarantee to the
satisfaction of the board of education, that if
contract be awarded bond will be given
for the faithful performance of said contract.
Plans and specifications can be seen either
ct the clerks Office near Unity church, or at
K. B. Boyd's at the Wheeling Valley Coal
Works on the G., L. & W. R. r.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
The board will meet at o'clock D. m. on
August I'd, at Campbell's school house in dis
trict number to open bids
By order of board.
T. j. HENDERSON, Clerk.
o 19>5t p. o. New Athens, o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

IT has been suggested that the Demo
cratic Presidential ticket turn a somer-
sanlt, SO as to get head with record.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

IT Is AN average Democratic platform
-"Down with free American labor" ia
tts chief plank.
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erapher, who had gone to the country, and
that that portion Of my remarks was mac
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army. We agreed among ourselves that we
would help Hewitt out of his difficulty if he
,rn,,ld aoree in the future that these amend
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

ton out there at the Democratic National
Convention. but he didn't succeed; nor did
he cet m the ~or,,,,ittaa -~~~,i-s:~>---
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

procure a copy OF the speeches made by
Gen, Warner, as taken by the stenographer,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-17

number of speeches held for revision was
25S; [of these the Hon. A. J. Warner had
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DR.. FREkSE'S
Mater-Cure Establishment

health institution In its Both year; for
nearly all kind OF chronic diseases, and
especially the disease of womou. Open at
ali seasons; Circulars free. Address,
8. FREASE. NJ. D.,
e>l4S3' ly New Brighton. Beaver Co.. Pa
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SCROFULA

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Eczema, BlOtches, RingwOrm, Tumors, Car
buncIes, BoiIs, ami Eruptions of the Skin,
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To cure these diseases the blood must be puri-
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A Recent Cure of ScrofulOus Sores.
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I4s Sullivan ST., New York, June "a, 1852.
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The well-known irriier on the Boston Herald. B.
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Sold by all Druggists; price 81, six bottles for sa
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minutes when it was spoken. Belford, Of
Colorado, yielded him fourteen minutes of
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gress had adieurned2 Did he in that speech
make false statements concerning mvself7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

A wreck occurred on the Missouri
Pacific track night before last. When
the Transcontiuental passenger train
was one mile east of Chuctaw, bound
south for Fort Worth a wheel on one
of the COACHES came 10 pieces and two
of them were turned over after going "A
short distance, but fortunately no one
was injured. The coaches were left
where they lay and the passengers all
put in the remaining coach. The
wreck was cleared yesterday. The
DANA was comparatively light.
All the early trains were on time
last night.
Notice has been received at the
Union depot that the plans for EN-.
larsing the waiting rooms at the
Union depot have been drawn and the
improvements will be commenced ~,
soon as possible. This is good news
which will be- received with much sat-
isfartion by the travelling public. The
GAZETTE hop, 8 the work viii be thor
ough. Fort Worth Is the livelie,t CITY
In the statebut no one would think No
in getting offthe trains here Tor the
first time.
The street car cash boxes don't seem
to work very well. The company
would save much tine and money by
adopting the enveloped system which
Is universally used In the bob.tail
lines In Northern cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Personal.

Judge Hood was in the city yester-
day.
w. b. Cooper Of Sunset is registered
al the Clark house.
Perry PASCAL and w. II. Chaholer
Of Cisco are in the city.
phil. McCrusker of Fort Sill, l. H.
is in the city on pleasure TRIP.
w. p. Shelton OF Cisco, formerly oil
the nress was in town yesterday.
It. w. Nash, a well.known CONNER
cial tourist, called on the GAZETTE
yesterday.
Mr.. John Mccoy returned TO the
city last night from a brief business
trip south.
Z. f. Dosn, well-known merchant
of Deans on Red river, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. II. Chowuiug OF the firm OF
Chosning & Hudspeth, Vernon, was
in the city last night.
J.C. Hart, the live editor OF the
Two Lsredos, Laredo, was csller
Yesterday at the GAZETTE office.
C.H. Allen. cashier of the sunny
South newspaper company oil bro"h-
wood, was in the city yesterday
Charles A. Culberson, a live attorney
of Jefferson, was caller on tne GA
zETTE yesterday, en- route home from
| Hill county.
&c. Fisher OF st. Louis is in the
city and thinks 4 starting brsnch
house in the manufacture OF stoves
and tinware.
]. N. Powers, q 1t. Louis msnutac.
turer of galvanized iron cornice and
sheet metal, is in the city looking for
a locating point.
w. r.. Camp. W. ]. Sedberry aud
| Capt. A. y. Wright, three live citi-
zens of jefferson, were in town yester-
day Gu route home from Austin.
a dispatch was received yesterday
from Mayor ] p Smith, who Is now
at Washington, stating that he had
an attsck of pneumonia, but was no"
recovering.
Mr.. r. w. Robertson, one Of the pro
prietors OF the Decatur Post, whicL
was re entity burned out, passed
through the city yesterday ell route 10
ST. Louis, where he will purchase a
new outfit
Prof. Frank johnson. having ac-
cepted the charge OF the Cleburne
schools, has resigned the principaiship
Of school No. /. He is thorough
teacher and gentleman, and while
Fort Worth will miss him, Cleburne
makes dec ded acquisition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Death of MIR. Buffington,, Cbi,d.

Yesterday evening the only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Burlington, a
right boy Of four years, died Of mem
6fanous Group. In the last extremity
Or. u J Beall was called in consulra.
tion. He saw that the child was div.
ing and prepared TO perform the only
operation that could possibly do IL any
good, that Of tracheolony. While vel.
ing ready his instruments il br, at6 I'd
its last. Knowing that life Was omen
saved by an aIter-death operation ba
Introduced tube aud produced arti-
hclai respiration, drawing out In o hIs
month the meinbranous matter .t
Imminent danger TO himself, as three
French physicians have lately died
from doing that. His labors. however
We're unavailing, rs natural respiration
,ouiu not be Restored. In order 10 fra
M irom danger DR.. Beall washed
a ~. IN. ano. IN. with caroolic acid, thor.
hiss u NM, nl'sssring u. II IL hoped that
VIII not prove disastrous TO him. any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Thief Caught.

Deputy Sheriff Rowan Tucker tele-
phoued the GAZETTE late lsst iiivut
that he had caught a thief on Ru,k
street, who bad in his possession about
five pounds Of tobacco, a pair OF low
uuartered three-button shoes. slightly
worn, gray uudershirt and two pair
of new socks. The thief, VINO had
just stolen the tobacco from a store on
the corner of Houston and Fourteenth
streets. ran into the officers arms,
with the proprietor in hot pursuit
| he tnbaccO was restored TO its ownel
and the o'her articles can be had by
their owners calling at the Jail and
proving property. The thief. who CAV,
the name of Chas. Mason, was lOchet
up in the county i'll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
The Worklngmens' Building ana
Loan Association, But Small
Amount of the Capital
stock Cutakeu.

We are requested 10 y 20 those VINO
have been figuring on subscribing Tor
s1Hle of the stock in this organization
that there i but limited amount of
the stock unsold and the opportunity
for original purchasers can last but a
few daNs. In an association like TINS
II is bet, cheapest, most convenient
and satisfactory to begin with the be-
ginning sud have your shares grow in
value with the growth OF the associa-
ton. Most every one is familiar with
the practic i workings OF building
and losn ASSOCIATION and the great ben,
eft derived from them by persons Of
limited means, hence We deem II un..
necessary To urge the matter or detail
its beneficial effects. Parties wishing
to purchase stock should apply to Capt.
Il. b. Paddock at the PICK wick hotel.
or at the Traders National bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Always Ahead.

l.. III. Stein, the most enterprising
market man in the city, has just re-
ceived nice shipment Of fresh buffalo
meat, and has perfected arrangements
by which he will be able to supply the
market throughout the entire season.
His Temple Place market is the ac-
knowledged headquarte,s for fine meat,
fish, fowl and game, and orders for
anything in his lue from dressed
opossum to Rocky Mountain venison
ham can be filled almost any day in
the week. In the onward march of
the city's progress Stein caught the
contapion, and his express ID determi.
nation that Temple Place should eclipse
anything of the kind in North Texas
has proven no idle boast. His daily
Receipts of antelope, deer, turkey,
ducks and quail by the morning ex-
press 10 SIM ly astonishing, and his
present arrangement for buff ilo meat
VIII be hailed with delight by his many
customers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
IN BRIEF.

r,a co,,ptv treasurer paid OIL some
&c ~ cn,,ntv school teachers yester-
day.
The regular monthly meeting oil the
teachers Of the city schools VIII oe iieiu
next Saturday. :,
Al will be seen from the weekly
statement of the city schools, l23l pu-
nils have been enrolled TO date.
Applicants for the position of prin,,
c,ra of school No. will be examined
to.morrow by the superintendent.
CITY Marshal Rea has sent the cap
tnred convict Alex Manning to
Hearne in the custody oil oillcei
Rushing.
A nice new line of Stetson hats of
all colnIs and the very latest styles
lust received at the popular clothing
house of Dahlman Bros.
Charley Barhight, who was lined
500 in the county court on FRIDAY Ter
establishing lottery In this city, Sc
cured the right OF new trial yester-
day.
1t is thought that one thousand per-
sons will participate in tle supper
given to the Grand Lodge, |. q .. f..
in Germar ia hall when they meet here
next month.
John L. Lawson, who was recently
assaulted in his saloon, corner of Main
and Fourth streets, Is getting along
first rate, but through the instructions
of his physician he keeps indoors.
The burial Of Joel A. Fowler, who
WIS executed by mob at Socorro.
took place yesterday evening at the
old cemetery, several cairisges follow
ing the remains to the grave.
Brunswig's store is receiving new
floor. A partition will also be put in
down Stair, and hereafter only the
north half OF that # nor will be occupied
by him. 4 plate lass front will be
put in the south half
The preliminary trial of Jack Dun
can in CONNECTION with the gold brick
racket has been postponed until some
day this week. Duncan can prove his
innocence in the premises, aud it Is u
be hoped the real offender will yet be
caught.
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
corner Fifth and Taylor streets, Rev.
+. G. Lswler, pastor. S ,bhath school
$3.50 a. IN, Mr.. w. p. Fakes superin-
teBdent Main service at II a. m
sharp; subject. Christian Sociability."
Evening service at 7:l5 p. IN. sharp;
subject, Philosophy Of Prayer
Splendid music by choir. All are well
come.
County Attorney Pendleton was the
recipient of handsome present yester-
ds? in the shape of registered mail
package from San Jose, Cal, contain
ing two elegant Angora goat skin
robes, the present of Mr. c. Z. Bailey
of that place. The robes are beautiful,
one Of them being colored, and they
were the admiration of all who saw
them Yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
sweet Gum.

When we consider The medical au.
'horiiy OF the world recognizing our
sweet gum to be the finest stimulating
e1pectorant known, aud that the pro.
psietor of "TaS lor's Cherokee Remedy
ei sweet Gum aud Mullen" has the
formula OF the Cherokee LA ion Of in
cooperating the sweet gum with the
yea yea 81 the mu Helm plant Of the old
nelds--which many of our readers will
I.m.mber g'andmoihers making un-
DER the direction of the old family ply.
aiean ior Group, whooping cough ann
rlusIit IL no wonder that 'Faylorss
Sherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
muilein" is producing such effective
cures In coughs, Group, whooping
coughs and all bronchial affections.
n for sale by all leading druggists.
twenty-five cents and 81
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
atlanta Ga, proprietor Taylors Pre-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Going to the Falls.

Yesterday three gentlemen. part of
the recent excursionists here, came
INTO the Fort after having visited quite
a number OF points IN the state. They
are w. . Beckham of the Day,on.
Ohio. Journal; rhos, Essex. land com.
missioner of the 81. Louis a Iron
Mountain road at Little Rock aud N
Is WARWICK, district passenger agent
~ ~, cincinnati OF the Missouri Pacific.
wabash, st. Louis u Pacific. They
S vre ,norousbiy we'll pleased with Fort
woI.n ~ comparison with othtr
p p';,, Waited. This morning thew
W. Wi, - % taken TO Wichita Fails, escort
~ uy Sho. Howard, South western mas.
s n p agentofthe Bee Line. and d. liz
nacuil. AGENT OF the Wichita Conntv
nsnd ,s.'.. Society. They may d..
Penu upon good treatment. Wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

cihe manufacturing establishment of
napera q bfo. has been all astir during
Tue present month and their stock of
goods ior the spring trad. Is ASSUMING
iniihense proportions. They manI,fae.
sn1e everything In the way of candles
.lSul thc plain stick To the co.,lias,
,,suoy goods that ARE snld 10 the MAJ,
het Iney understand their bu,i,,ss.
a"oronshiy 'nd give Il ih. irundiyidea
attention. Retail dealers from IN
country can order from Capera RE-
WIN The full assurance that iheir as
uefs VIII receive prompt attention "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

rh. ip,ens4 cold weather has been draw
w ,, - - nj n,eft n " Il a. attendance
Tearhers can get their war; MS AZ "a, IA
rnenfh's nay by c4,ltipg at the snperihteuu-
ent's ONCE Monday. che St AZ 7, "a, go
AneN mination OF sppiicAn1s 10 ~
,,rlucipsiship vacatei by I oiossor Jonne ,,i
vii De- held A the Office ~ the board OF edn-
cation, ur Ter the supervision ~ me eo, ~
rib. atpa.u The u4eriniencent VIII lut'
atsh the questions, and appllcA = SIs
quesie,i 10 SIMPLY themselves WIFE mate, ~, .al
- answer the same IN writing. These Qnes-
,tnrs WIN e general, will cover q sum lent
80 cunt OF the course OF study 30 warrant the
rounrnItt 2 in recon endtug the appoint
ment Il a person 10 all 50 impOr,ents pisee
In our public schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
The Father Heard From.

Last night City Marshal Rea re-
ceived the following di patch in refer
ence TO the burial Of the young man
mention d in another columns:
NAksEAL W. NJ. RIA. Fort Worth:
Bury my son respectfully, and mark
his grave. send bill. Answer.
ii. SKOEFlELD.
Marshal Rea has made arrangements
to have the burial occur at . o'clock
this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Pure Liquors and Fine Cigars.

Tue Wholesale establ shment of
Messrs. Scheuber 4 Hpchstadter i. now
stocked with select line of high grade
goods and their superior facilities far
meeting fully the requirements OF tn.
Trade places them ON the VANTAGE
ground with retail dealers.
Ineif stock OF liquors In and out of
bond samples from fair 10 fine aud 10
ripe and mellow with age. imported
aud domestic cigars of best brands Are
constantly carried in stock, aud a finer
iine OF fancy goods cannot be found in
the state. ''"' III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Hereford Bulls.

We still have left flfty-five head of
fine young Hereford bulls for sale.
They are IN good condition and their
ages are from six to eighteen months.
Parties wishing this breed of stock
VIII do well 10y calling AT once upon us
ana get their pick. They can be seen
al any time by calling on the Texas
Investment company, Limited. Fort
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
DON'T FORGET IT BETS FOR
BARGAINS 800 HOUSTON ST.
To City Subscribers.

To every person now taking the
GAzsTTE from me, or who will sub
scribe between this and the lst day of
Janurry. 1854, and continue to take IL
Tor four months in succession, | will
give them a ticket to the grand draw
ing for handsome gold watch. No
one will hold tickets tothe drawing
but those who pay promptly whei
bill IL due. JAS. II. MRLToN,
CITY circulatnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
,JeweIry nj Cost.

The entire stock of Cantrell & Dill
lard, consisting of diamonds, watch
rs, clocks, gold pens silver and plated
ware must he sold at once for cost.
Those wishing To secure bargains call
early.
1903 Houston st., next door to Cattle
Exchange
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
A NeW Firm

We call attention to the card n,
Messrs. Former & Hickey, which ap-
pears IN this issue. These gentlemen
heed no special introduction from US
poth being well and favorably known
n,te Tor years, aud have occupied DO
T s,t'ohs OF honor and trust in this ci,y.
hey are now associated together In
,he rea estate, Insurance and collection
nusluess ana We bespeak for them n
mfge snare OF the trade and wish them
the fullest success. M '''e'i'
Mr. Mcpougal, our late city score.
1ry, occupies the position of book-keen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Invaluable To Miners.

Yesterday "a GAZETTE representative
was shown an apparatus for detecting,
as~aying aud asserting mineral ores.
The apparatus or Instrument, by which
electricity is made 10 do the work ot
ore witches AMI chemists WAS invented
by Mr. +. II Brown, and before sppli
cation for letters patent was made, he
demonstrated beyond all possibility
of doubt the absolute certainty with
which mineral ore could be detected
and its quality aud relative value as
certained The col,r of the sparks
emitted from the burning ore enables
the operator 10 determine the quality
of the metal. and the increased or di-
unfinished brilliancy of the flame shows
the relative amount of precious metal
tn given amount of ore. State RICH )
to five states have already been sold
and The instrument is now doing valu-
able work in quite n number OF min
ing districts. In no case has disap-
pointment resulted from its USE, nor l..
"a failure to detect mineral whenever
1t exists within the range Of possibili-
ties
Mr.. Brown has the instrument on
exhibition at Max Ei-er's, and is pre-
pared to demonstrate its practical util
ity to the satisfaction of any one inter
ested in the matter