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ST. JOINS, N f., Aug, 13 The steam
ship Hanovariau, just arrived here from
Halifax, reports that she passed tho
Lydian Monarch, thrCn miles OF Cape
Race, at 3 o'clock this morning, moving at
the rate Of three quartors Of a mila IN
hour,
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ALENTowN, Aug. 13.-Woaver Bros.
large cigar factory was closed this after-
noon on executions amounting tn $780, 500.
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LONDON, Aug. l3-'The Duke of Well
ington dropped dead at Brighton to day,
az no was enteriog train fpr London.
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Un u visit from Tcxas.
Jacob Fotterly, OF Texas, formerly OF
this city, Ia paying a visit to his old friends.
lle is stopping at the Caldwell house.
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ToULON Aug. l3--Two deaths from
choleIa occurred here last night. Tho heat
Is mOderating.
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Cures collie, cramps diarrhml; externally
for aches, pains, sprAins, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and sos.
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SKIN DiscaEes. swsyne's sDiutHont."
Spdyne'S Ointment" cures Tctior. Salt
Rhcnm, RingwOrm, Sores, pimpGs, EcIema,
all Itchy skin Eruptions, 40 matter hoD obStt.
nate or tong standing nl2M,W, ,FSwlv
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Vice Prcsiient-THOMAS A. UENDRIgkS.
Democratic Stats TiCKft
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nmnInmat MII.tlre.

"itcDIng PiIos.'-.spmptoms' Moistore,
Like Precipitation, Intense itching, worse by
were crawling, blUdUne'S OintnIenth Is q
pleasant sure cure. Hul2-M W. t&wly
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AUG. 10, 1894
TWO TERRIBLE FIRES.
rRoPERr, BUEsED AND LIVES LOST
-
Bu'incss Fart OF Nortb East In Erie County
Badly Burued-Two riremun
Reriah I'm IinAtnn.

Butincss Fart OF North East In Erie County
Badly Burued-Two riremun
Perish In BoAton.
ERIE, Pa, Aug. 13 About 8 o'clock
this morning fire broko out in the drug
store of BROKERS & Fleming, at North
East, in this county, and spread rapidly.
In reply to call for assistance q steamer
was sent from Eric. IL was several hours
before tho fire could DO gotten under con-
troll, and the buRness portion Of the town
is now in ashes. Several blocks and the
parish church were fine brick buildings,
built since the fire OF 1871, when the same
section Of tho town was burned. Over
two thirds of the business portion of the
town is destroyed, including the best
buildings in tho place. No estimate of
loss and insurance can yet be mado.
Among those burned out are the First
National bank, Sbeir, Blaine g. Gould's
bank, Stockton's jewellery store, Turers
grocery, Logan's shoe store, Ingalps
jewellery store, LDomis' harness shop,
Selkeridgo's hardware and grocery,
Haynes hotel and clothing house, Ham.
mond's crOckery store, Smiley 81 Nc.
Donald's grocery and drygoods store,
Loomis 81 Sullivan's boot and shoe store,
Damon's drygoods store, Haloomb's meat
market, Greer's drygoods store, the opera
house, Ross drug store, Belknap IL Co. q
grocery, Butts cigar store and other small
shops.
Two Men isurncd In "a Boston FIRE.
BosToN, Aug ga fire occurred this
morning in tho building, Nos. 10S, 1lO
and 1l2 Beech street, occupied by several
firms in different branches OF business,
causing losses aggregating $50 900, which
is covered by insurance. Joseph Pierce
and Jones QuiGley. hremen, wero
on the root with limo OF
hose when it foil in with q
crash and precipitatod the two men into
the seething mass OF flames. When the
fire had been subdued their bodies were
found on the fourth floor burned to a crisp.
Pierce was one of tho be5t hosemen in the
city, and was noted for his faithful and
courageous work, and had often been
injured in hiG efforts to save property.
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TeIephone Uonne,tlon.

j. p. Martin, corner of Prince and Wal.
ut streets, is connected with the tele,
hone,
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We want to say a wort to you who make q
living with your tongue. N0u certainly must
have clear. strong voice to engage your liI
tcncrs. DR. Thomas Eciectric OF Tor sore
throat, colds, ANA hoNr-en.ss - unrXCrno d,
Use AMI II miro fOr sale Ivy n. B. CnchlHn
drugFist, ~ AMI l3D h0rth On'cn street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

ihfANESE UIsIilsS PULLS. = LAX sE
- stock to select from, at low prices, Rt
HUBLEY'5 DRUG STORE.
a5.Gmd % West King street
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spEUfiE NOTICES,

Absolutely the best Porous Plaster ever
made. The Hop TidSteris composed of Fresh
Hops, Balsams and Gums. Weak Back. Side
Ache, Sore Chest, ana AL pains are speedily
cured by its use. Apply one Only % cents.
at any drug store.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

rE8E .AUkUs WATER MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECOSOMlChL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAKES But LITTLE ROOM.
1T NEVER GRTs OUT OF REPAIR.
1T oAN NOT BLOW W.
IT REQUIRES NO FUEL.
IT NEEDS NO ESGIEEER.
THERE ~ NO DELAY ; NO FIRING UP.
No A. IfRs TO CLEAN UP.
No BNTRA INSURANCE To FAY.
No REPAIRING SECESSARI.
No COAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
lr is ALWAYS READY FOR USE.
1t IS invaluable for Blowing Church Organs,
Tor Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathes. Scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Conec Mills. sausage Machines Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills. Elevators, Ice Cream
FrccZers, etc. Call at j. l.. BinkIey's Grocery
store, corner East King and Duke streets, and
see one In operation.
Fourhorse power nj 40 pounds pressure OF
water. II IL nOIsclf "a, neat, compact steady
nndabovC all 1t Is VERY CHEAP. PriCe-SI5
to $500. Send tor circular to
+. II. DIaLER, Agt..
no. ll6 n. DUKE ST, LANCASTER, Pa
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In eX-
istcnc". nugll Bind
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what the sphere >huEtrs OF tic country
are DuiuE.
Ken2il has not signed with the Virginia
club
A Pittsburg dispatch says the manageIs
of he Allegheny base bail cub arc ucgo
tiatirg with tho Cleveland management
for the transfer bodily CC the Cleveland
club 10 Plilsbulc
The York cIyb in playing with TO
lrOnsides to day. Pyle ard OldHe'd are
the battery for tic latter, and Avery and
Xslhcg for the former Tho clubs viii
play again tomorrow. The Workers. have
not vet defeated the lr lustdos, but " II tIy
hard on this trip.
The usual crowd oi Ge.sht car 0ends
view the games Uu the Irou8dus gg9a' Is,
Any one would be astOnished to SEQ jlc
men who resort TO this mean way OF sc,
ing q game. Many of them pcoi J. Of
wealth who would rather roast uu top Ol =
freight, or house roof, than pay to go H.
Others climb telegraph poles or hang from
the win lows OF the tobacco warehouses in
the noighborhOod. Tho small boy who
cannot procure money to go to the games
cannot be blamed. Many of tho men who
view the games from tho out
side are among the biggest mOuthed in
town on base ball subjects, and aro a!
ways anxious to lend their lip in auy dis
cussion. Their money they neither lend
nor give up.
An enterprising photographer of this
city took very good picture of freight
car, which stood on tho siding near the
Ironsides grounds, during the progress OF
game few days ago. Tho car was
crowded with men and boys and all can
be recognized in the picture. The photo
graph is to DO placed in u North Queen
ind D, I,, 90 h, NnlY 81, 10
week.
The Lancaster club visited Atlant. G
City yesterday and woIo outbatted and
outtelded by the August Flower niue Of
that city. Following is the score
INNINGS. 8 8 $50
August Fowcr.."...l 0 8 : 0 0 l. 8
Lancaster ........,.. i q o.
SUMMARY.
Base hits-August Flower, 10 : Lancaster, 8
ErIors-hugust Flowar,7 Lancaster o.
Games rIsyed Elsewhere.
Philadelphia New York A. Phladol
phia New York Brooklyn 8, Ath-
letic 2; Boston Providence 4, Boston
Chicago Chicago 0, Buffalo II Detroit
Cleveland q, DetyOt 2 columbus o.
Columbus 8, indianapolis 4 st. Louis
st. Louis 6, Louisville 3; New York
Virginia 8, Metropolitan 10 Baltimore
Baltimore 4, Allegheny 3 /; Boston Bos-
ton Union 3, National Union Whining
ton, Del. Wilmington TO- Allentown 8
York, Pa. Trenton 10, York g.
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NIsoaLLAnnous srooKs,

n,HE yERnIUr sritL STANDS m AT
/ the best Sc. Cigar IN the city Is at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CI0Ag
STORE,
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PDEiTiU-1L.
Denocratio National Iicr

democratic National Ticker.
Presidcnt-GROVEl CLEVELAND.
Vice Prcsident-THOMAS a. uENDRIgkS.
Democratic State TICEft.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
RICHARD vhUX, B J. MUGRANN,
n. Il. PLUhEl.
BLECroRs.
Dist. IDist.
|. John slevin. Is. George 8. Purdy.
2 pJ.ScnsenderterllG. l.. Il. NcklCy,
3. John w. Lee. II. John T.. Lcvan.
T. II. j. Horan. Is. Ezra u. Parker.
H. j.. wright. 10. f.. W. MuumA
.. J. II. BrintOn. 20. 4. H. OH.
J. Wm. Stahler. n. r. J.. lams.
$. Z. +. ReutsChlCr. y. j. K. T.. Dun.
o. u NJ. North. %. John Swan.
~, III. .. stiles. a. \. Il. Nintelnit2.
H. :. g. Broadhead. 25. John II. niu.
u ,. V. RoCkatollow. 98. WIN. A. rorquer
H. Eichard kahn. y. A. }. Greenfield.
a. George II. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket
Congressman.at at Large. W. W. II. DAVIS.
Congress.-PARIs HALDEMAN.
Judle.-D. G.. ESHLEMAH.
Senator (XIIL)-JOHN MARTIN.
Assembly (2j.-CHnISriAN FOX.
j AMES :. PATTERSON
t3).-S. - DFTWILER
JAMES DUFFY.
i. II. KAUFFMAE.
SheritI.-R NJ. ARTE EIS.
prothonotary.-BENJ WORKMAN.
Rcgister.-E e. DlLLER.
County treasurer.-JNO. > MANN,
clerk otQ S.--h. ): kUTrEk. .
Clerk Of .. .--sAM'L X. HOSTETTER
Iounty Commissioners III. Y: HAHTMh
Prison keeper.-GEo: W. STYER.
Prison .i!nsi'ectors'-,I nsHUGH;
Poor Dir ctors.-GGo. . NRMsrErTER
Coroner.-DAyIs KirCH.
AudiLor GEO. w. aGIiEOEnEN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

"RrUGu us uUsTIaC "Jootn Powder.
smooth, Refreshing, Harmless Elegant,
Cleansing, Prcscrvatiye ana Fragrant. ljc
Druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

The Peoples Remedy for RiiOusnrs|, Con.
stpation, Piles, sick Headache, JRundice sc .,
Is Aliens Bilious Phy-ic. a purely veget bile
liquid remedy large bottle : cent. At all
DRUGGISTS. uuil-lwdM, ,WSFEw
malaria positively curod with Emory 3
Siunr mr.! Cur PilH, 4 never failing rCmCdy
purely vegetable, contain no quiuirc, sugar.
coated 2S Cuut~, uull lwdM, ,w&rSw
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Scur,,piA and sick Headache.

In Aurora, III lives Mrs WIN Henson. sho
says: Samaritan Ncrrine cured me OF neu
raIgIa, vertigo nj sick hciducha."
aul2 lwdCOdSw
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fifIal hlNniInn-

81 have used Burdock Bt0od Bners with
great benefit for Indigestion ami constipation
OF the bowels q. L.. kaston, Hamilton, ont
For sale by II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l39 North queen street.
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NDE1OE - C. -. NJ .-Iti MENbERS
~ OF Conestoga Council No. 3, O. u. A. NJ Z,
ara requested to meet in the council chamber
TO morrow (Ihursday) afternoon at L2O
O'Clock, TO attend the funeral or our lat =
irothcr, Edward Blbb. ConustOga Council
so. % and Empire CounCiD No. l20 Jr. q. L..
A. NJ, are cordially invited. Attest,
IL ISAAC LONG, X. :.
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NIHnT RNN EATa.

foR chi'ls, tcvcr. nRuc, and wCaknCss, Col.
don's Liquid Boct ronic. Coiden's; take no
other. OF druggists. auillwdeod&w
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USE instead OF unwholcsomc cosmetics
Glenn's sulphur Soar, which puriilrs the skin
"Hnls Hair Dye" black or brown. nifty cents
nulllWdCOdXw
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AN ANErD-a sEUnND CUnK AND y
W dining-room girl wages second cook,
S2 per month dining-TO0m girl, 40 per
month. Address J. a. ICOMBER,
al23ld Philipsburg, Centre Co, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13

Children, slow In development, puny
scrawnv aud delicate, uso Wcllz' Health lie
newer"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

quiet determination might be likened
To that Ct the French people when
planning their revolution, and the out
come will be none the less decisive.
The only difference is that the means
to obtain the end will be peaceful. not
warlike instead of the torch, the gull
iutinc and the bayonet, the weapon TO
10 used is the ballot. Republicanism,
Democracy, war records or party atlil-
iations will avail nothing; they will be
him who espouses the peoples cause on
the living issues of the present day.
The change in public opinion within
the last six months, aye, within the
past two months, is astonishing, and
the statesman who fails to note 1t is
purblind surely. The opposition to
the professional politician, who
has always been the willing
satrap of the bondocrat, landocrat and
monopolist, amounts to an Intense
and cordial hatred. The officers to be
selected In the future are to be those
tried and true who are of the people
and identified with them in their
sweat and toll.
Free grass is the shibboleih. and
woe be unto the unlucky wight who
cannot pronounce glibly the mystic
word. Herd law advocates might as
well hang up their tiddles, for like the
defeated candidate in Arkansas
they will never "tech side, aidgs
nor bottom.n The leased school
lands, surrounded by bristling wire
fences, cannot be occupied by the poor
man who seeks "A home and they must
90! Lands to actual settlers at low fig
ires and on long time is what they
want, and the commons free to all
Let every man do with his own what
he pleases, but he must not obstruc'
public highways, nor fence more thar
$40 acres of land without roadway
through 1t. Reform in the personne
| of local officers Is one OF the frs
things to be done. No luke-warm nor
compromise candidates need present
themselves; the nomination OF county
conventions by either Of the politicn
parties will not be needed unless thu
| nominee is In accord with the views o
the farmer and laborer, and
SO announces himself boldly ant
distinctly. Farmers conventions VIII
nut forward full ticket and by
united effort elect 1t.
This is brief outline Of what tn
people are doing and intend to do. J
will be denied by some aud hooted a
by Others, but the 1900 farmers VIII
are readers of The GAZETTE will bea
me testimony aud the 1000 more WIN
will be readers in less than ak months
because THE GAZETTE has the conrag
10 voice the sentiments Of the people
will add cumulative evidence. lie
The man who has, or thinks he has.
property in the suffrage OF the people
stand from under, for something - go
jny TO ..drap.n gathered my inform
alton in it's purity from the fountain
head, and / speak advisedly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
KAUFMAN COUNTY.
The Forng Schools and Election Of
Teachers Business Breylties.

.
Teachers Business Breylties.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
FoRNEY, May 26.-Yesterday the
patrons Of the Forney school assem-
bled for the purpose of electing trus-
tees and otherwise eflectlng a perma.
fnent organization for the ensuing
Scholastic year. The principal ques-
ton was, "who shall be teacher" and
after the election of chairman, the
friends of Prof. Ii. nj. Terrell, the pres
ent superintendent of the Forney
graded school, placed In nomination
w. a Reeves, Ii. IL. Soweil and y. Z.
Newton; the opposition nominated u.
w. Richie, A. j. Walker and J. y.
Crawford. The first named gentl.
men were elected by vote OF ~ to II.
The meeting was well attended, ana
the utmost harmony characterized It's
proceedings. Forn-y's scholastic pop
ulalion now foots up l46. with the
prospect that the organization Will
reach l75.
Many of our leading citizens are
inaugurating joipt-stock company
for the purpose OF building nne
opera-hall, and ere long we are con
fident of reporting its consummatioh.
A new drug store Of tasteful design
is now receiving It's finish, and Will bt
occupied by Terrell Bros, a firm com
posed of DR.. Caleb Terrell OF Ranger
and Prof. b. NJ. Terrell OF this place
The population and real estate val
uation of our young corporation ha'
increased at least 80 per cent. during
the past year, and we expect 10 have
fionrishing city ut no distant day, ]
pluck and energy and love Of develop
inent can possibly avail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

We offer bargains in Calicoes.
We offer bargains in Lawns.
We offer bargains in Ginghams.
We offer bargains in White Goods
We offer bargains in Corsets.
We offer bargains in Table Damask.
] We offer bargains in Towels.
n VIZ r>far Sy,oniol, 90 inches wide,
wv " OllOA NP'AAAStA rieeSSy Cream 20c, worth
We offer Spanish Lace az iss ~s. Ay Gents
We offer bargains in Childrens Hose.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Hose.
We offer bargains in Mems Half-hose.
To r,ffor DroSc, bunting, inches white,
w OIlCA Ia Coo red blue ddab 20c regular so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
The Rains and Delugtd Trains Per-
sOnal and Local Notes.

sOnal and Local Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
TAYLOR, May 20.-lt has rained
nearly every day for week. The entire
country is Hooded, and we fear the
crops are very materially injured.
Thu farmers look detected, and Talk
despairingly. In nearly every In
stance the rains have been accompa-
MED with strong wind aud lightning,
blowing with almost the fury ola tor.
nado, We have not, however, learned
of any damage 10 persons or property
from either, except that the frame-
work supporting the bell OF the fire
company WAS blown over one morn
ing.
Trains have been very irregular, and
we have had but about three mails
during the week. Several train loads
of cattle have been delayed, day or
NO here on account OF washouts, and
the owners have threatened suits
against the railroad company for this
detention. The stock pens have been
crowded with cattle and horses for
the past two months, this being u
place where they are unlOaded, fed
and watered. We are told that the
pens have been In miserable condi-
ton, which, however, Ii not the
fault OF the railroad.
Col. II. A. Montgomery Of Memphis,
Tenn, IA large cotton dealer, was de-
layed here twenty-four hours u few
days since on account Of washouts on
| the International. He was on his re-
turn home from an extensive tour, ac-
companicd by his family, over our
state. lie expressed himself highly
| pleased with his trip and the courtesy
| of our people. His geninl good nature
1 WAS not clouded by the necessary de-
| lay here; having once been . telegraph
er and line builder, he has undergone
! enough Of the varying vicissitudes OF
this life 70 learn 70 take things easy.
Having Just formed his acquaintance,
we babe him good bye and q sale and
pleasant trip with regret, wishing IN
our heart that we were able to per.
susde him to become citizen Of oui
state.
our wIde.awake and efficient city
marshai, who Ii always on the alert
arrested o barber, an alleged thief from
Austin, on Thursday last, and ON Fri
, day captured deserter from thu
United States army at San Ant,nio
He left with them Fiiday evening fo
their respective destinations.
The beauty OF our little city aud sur
, rounding country rendered 10 muci
more beautiful by the garb OF spring
has lost Its attraction by the varloa
little pools Of water dotted about owe
the prairie, but the fertile soil - her
vet. and ii less productive this yea
/ will be, IA 1t should, attributed 70 ia
, incessant rains. aud when the travele
/ returns, after we have had few week
: Of sunshine, which will also brin
J back the smile 10 our usual go0c
natured and gener0ua people,. he "
4 exclaiin, a. others have, This 70 ~
4 garden spot Of Texas"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

much damage along the water-courses,
but for all that, the prospect for more
than an average crop Of corn and
small grain Is excellent. The faces Of
the cotton planters, however, look
long, rs well they may, for the chance
of anything like "A full crop Is highly
improbable.
You have heard by telegraph OF the
proceedings Of the county convention
held here, and have noticed how fully
they indorse the course of THE GA
ZErl IL In relation to the two-thirds
rule and tariff for revenue only. Keep
on preaching the good doctrine, and
forget not 10 say a favorable word for
Tree grass" and the people of West
ern Texas will still continue To honor
aud support THE GAZETTE as the best
defender of their rights.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28

We offer bargains in Childrens' Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Shoes.
We offer bargains in Ladies' Slippers.
We offer bargains in Mems Slippers.
We offer bargains in Gents Boots.
We offer bargains in Gents Shoes.
We offer bargains in Mems Hats.
We offer bargains in Childrens Hats.
We offer bargains in Trunks.
We offer bargains in Valises.
We offer bargains in Umbrellas.
We offer bargains in Rubber Coats.
We offer bargains in Mems Slickers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
COOKE COUNTY.
Public Schools ExaminatIou-The New
street Cars at Gsiaesyille.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
Y GArNEsvILLE, May 2i.-An enter
tainment 10y the primary Glars q The
nubIic school was given at the opera
house Friday evening. and the little
folks ace uitted themselves very cred
,,ably. The public school examina-
,,ou i III commence on Monday.
Our public square was crowded Win ,
wagons to-day and the Streets genst'
alJy presented . business-Iike ana am
mated aspect. - nat ..nra,Ip,.
.anterv over the track to-day
'n ,,a yhev showed up in good style, be
ing bright snd new rsn nv 50 Art
ip, 1vs stock. Their appearance attract
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-28
PARKER COUNTY.
Bids for Bridge Building-A Rash
Act-Crops-The Convention.

Act-IrOps-Auc >""'e"
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD May 29.-The board
of county commissioners to-day voted
to receive plans and specifications for
the rebuilding OF the bridge at the foot
OF Fort Worth street until Monday,
June o. Bidders are 70 furnish their
own plans and specifications, and be
whose plan is adopted will receive the
sum OF five dollars for drawing the
same.
There Is much excitement at Aiedo
concerning the conduct OF o'Neil, y
deputy sheriff, who IL especially de-
tailed for investigating the fence-cnt-
ting troubles. II Ii claimed that On
Sunday night, az three young men
we're riding past his house on their
way To prayer-meetiDg, he flred on
them without provocation. A. ne
matter Is TO receive . Judicial insssi.
cation, OF course any comments on the
mater would be out OF place.
Our creeks have been higher thar
ever before known. aud have CAUSED