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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-26

The second largest source OF revenue
to the Q. S. Government from any one
branch of business, is derived from the
production and manufacture OF tobacco
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., of
Durham, N. c., claims to he the largest
manufacturer of Smoking Tobacco in
the world. The reputation of Black
wells Genuine Bull Durham Smoking
Tobacco is too firmly established to
need any commentator Mt our hands.
In another column our readers will
notice their now announcement which
is of interest to all lovers Of the weed.
The company are perfectly responsible,
and when they announce that they will
give away 81 $50 in cash, it is an as.
sured fact that they mean Just what they
say. Smokers will find an opportunity
OF combining business with pleasute by
reading their announcement.
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B@4~ Just received m elegant line Of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S
-CLOIHING,-
Call and see them, and you viii be sulf
to buy. ihey are Mt
(m26h.) STERN BROS
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF

The Columbus Dispatch records
the prediction of visitor that that
city will have "a population Of ten or
twelve thousand within the next five
years. We hope this visitor may
turn out to be q true prophet, for
we are anxious to see Columbus keep
up with the procession. Our town
will certainly reach those figures,and
if the managers of the Canton, ABB
erdeen and Nashville branch of the
Illinois Central Railroad, eucceed in
finding iron and coal of good quality
within fifty miles of this city, they
assure us they will make Aberdeen
one of the largest manufacturing
towns in the Gulf States. If iron
that will make Bessamer steel can
be found in Alabama on the line of
the extension Of the new road, within
a reasonable distance, it is the inten-
ton of the company TO do its manu-.
featuring here on the banks of the
Tombigbee.
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The "'OIG River"

Nj J. II. MosBY, noted in Monroe
county as prince of the cuisine, has
his hotel at Acker Springs on the
Old River in full operation and en-
tertoins many guests daily from the
city who are in quest of recreation
during tie dull, sultry days that are
now upon us. His tents-tour in
number--hayo been pitched upon a
lovely, picturesque bluff overlooking
the lake, from whose base flows a
spring OF cool, sparkling water, and
nature has been lavish in providing
pleasant and inviting surrounding
generally. The river IS now at low,
water mark, aud mine host Mosby
has the ezclusin privilege Of the
"out,off" for tli8 season. He fur
nlshes boats, tackle, bait and pad
dlers, and only charges a suficiency
for board and lodging to insure him
against loss, while the Izaak Waltons
have a gratuity to their hearts con-
tent of angling for game members Of
the fnny tribe.
The bill of fare at Camp Acker is
always such as is reIished by those
who are fleeing from the dust and
turmoil OF busy city life, but Oh
Thursdays and Sundays lTr. Mosby's
barbacued meats and Brunswick
Stew are specialties that are dis
cussed and enjoyed by all.
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A Rare Chance I!

| nm Offering for sale FOUR CITY
RESIDENCES, either Of which is very
desirable; conveniently located and cal
be purchased Mt bargain. Also CITY
LOTS suitable for business purposes.
Also FIVE HUNDRED ACRES Of land
with good Residence and Out Houses,
one mile from business portion Of the
city Apply to
le16 Inn. W. g. SYKES, Agent,
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April 80--tt,

A thermometer is regular hull
dozer if you let it have its own way.
and is never happier than when Ills
tering mankind and freckling the
women-folks. But they have tick
at the Mechanics Exchange thatwill
knock the bulb off Of the most fero.
cious Fahrenheit monster, and his
thing is called a snerry oobbler, Which
can patch up a man out Of the limp
est piece OF humanity ever stewed by
summer sun. JOHN CmLpREss, i.
the gem who runs again Phoobus at
that famous resort, and the sherry
cobbler he sent US on Monday wa
as acceptable as an icioie would hav,
been to Dives when the fellow witt
the lorked tail was mixing hi
''pisin."
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-26

We had the pleasure of visit yester-
day from our talented young friend
Prof. Monte Pickens. Pickens in addi-
ton to being an excellent musician is a
practical business man, and having
made large and advantageous purchases
in Florida is now making sales of lots
upon such terms as will enable every
one to secure an interest in the Gland
Of Flowers"
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Aberdeen Female College.

The Trustees have elected the
Rev. J. i. Zimmerman, of Covington,
GA, as President, vice Rev. r. P.
Mitchell, resigned. Mr.. Zimmerman
comes to us highly recommended as
an able minister, finished scholar
and superior educator. Aberdeen
extends to him the right hand Of
fellowship, wishing him great sue
cess. Mrs. Sale Miss Cornelius and
the other members of the faculty will
be retained in their present positions
This institution IS worthy Of patro-
mage, aud the parent Or guardian WIG
patronizes it, is fully compensated
for all the money expended.
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AN ill-advised burglar attempted
to enter the residence Of Rev. 1. N.
Marks on Saturday night, but was
discovered by Mr.. Marks who could
easily have secured him if he had
had weapon. We say 'ill-advised"
for the reason that Episcopal Minis
tiers always take up their collections
on Sunday mornings, and hence are
not expected to be in funds on Sat-
urday nights. Mr.. Marks has pro-
cured a pistol for the entertainment
Of the enterprising night.prowler in
the event that his curiosity is not
already satiated
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A telegram to Mr.. j. Gattman Tues
day evening announced that the track
of the Canton, Aberdeen and Nashville
railroad had been laid quarter OF mile
this side of West Point Greater pro-
gress would have been made but for the
necessity for halt at West Point te put
in the side tracks.
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EIGHT or ten couples of young
ladies and gentlemen went out to
Camp Acker, on the "Old River
Tuesday, for days fishing. Rev.
r. P. Mitchell went along as chape-
ron.
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SHELL & COMPANY eep a full
Stock of
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,
And everything pertaining to that line
OF business, and have the well deserved
reputation of selling them at the most
reasonable PRICES, and are always thank
full for the patronage they receive. 20.
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The First Cotton Bloom.

We received the first cotton bloom fer
Monroe county, of the season, on Mon
day the 29rd inst, from the plantation OF
Messrs. N. W. and B. l.. Hatch Jr.
The Hatch Brothers are Away on time.
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Importantto Mountaineering.

May y, 1854. i'm.
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Make EOur Orders for
winter Easel Now.

Buy your COAL from G. L. EcEFoRp
who can furnish you COAL from eithu
the MoNTEyAL1o MIXES, HELENA MINES
PRATT MINES and the VIRGINIA aud ALA,
BAMA MINES on tie Georgia Pacific Road
These mines have reputation Of turu
ing out the best Of COAL, for boil
CRATE and STEAM purposes, Hi
prices are as Tow Us the LOWEST. CU
N him before buying. June lin
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Mr.. McDougal will accept thanks
for lot Of delicious plums, every
one of them over an inchin diameter.
He should send quantity of these
plums to Mr.. Robt. Brown, Prairie
Station, or Mr., @. w. Gallagher,
Meridian, collectors for the Horti-
cultural exhibit of Mississippi, to be
prepared for a place in the great
New Orleans Exposition.
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anYrNN AIlEPWrNTN.

The shipments Of cotton from Ab-
erdeen for the season commencing
September Ist, 1853. up to Wednes-
day, June 25th 1884, amounted to
% 405 bales.
The following were the shipments
to corresponding dates il former
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-26

The Hop given by the young gen
tlemen at Free School Hall Oh Tues
day night complimentary to lady
friends who have just returned from
schools il other cities and States
was delightful affair and very cred
table to its projectors and managers.
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.,St Received.

Just Received
A large invoice of Superior Liquors
and we are better than ever prepared
to serve our customers. Give us
call. SAUNDERS u 20.
fmy26tf) Mechanics Exchange.
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Mr.. o. Woman, representing
Farrell & Co., of Philadelphia, manu-
facturers of Herring's Safes, is in the
city with view to organizing a Safe
Deposit Company, and is, we are
glad to know, meeting with fair en-
'couragement.
The proposition is to erect one Of
their great fire and burglar proof
safes in one of the city banks, that
will contain about hundred private
drawers or boxes, that will rent at
say Sl2 per annum, and afford to
subscribers safe place of deposit for
valuable papers, jewelry, plate etc,
and yet be as much under their in
dividual control as though in their
own houses. The need of such es-
adjustments is recognized every
where, and in all large cities they
are numerous. The idea is to form a
company that will have the safe built
and take the matter of renting the
boxes into its own hands-an invest
ment that will guarantee handsome
dividends.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-26

Patronize Home Enterprises and buy
SHE'LL & CO.'S IODIDE AMMONIA
EMINENT, the best Liniment out, and
made at home.
- GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST
and for any purpose where liniment is
needed. Prepared and sold only by
(m'h20.) SHELL & co.
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For a clean and easy SHAVE, 90 +.
JoHN NELSON. His "Sea-Fcam, or DRY
Shampoo, which be gives to every Gus.
toner free Of charge, is worth the money
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USE THE PERFECTION SAFETY
COLI OIL.

There is no coal oil in the State 10 COM
pare with it, there is no 6iasioW oil in
the town. Not one single gallon of Kins-
low oil has been sold in this place in
twelve months or more. The highest
test oil on sale heretofore. is $50 test.
The PERFECTION OIL is
ITO FIRE TEST
IT'S safer and purer than any other Oil,
and just as cheap in price as the cheap,
est Oil in the markets,
Don't fail to thy it; pour out your old
oil, put in Il new wick, and give it a fair
test. For sale only at
]. W. ECKFORD'S,
(m'ch26.) Phoenix Drug Store
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Mr.. |. Y. johnson sent us IN on
Friday, the champion early rose po-
.tato of the season.
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KANsEOW OH.

Sold by SHE'LL & co. has no equal for
safety from Explosion or Brilliancy of
fame, and they guarantee prices as low
MS any HIGH TEST ARTICLE DAN BE SOLD
in Aberdeen, no matter what the price
may be. Therefore do not be induced
to buy an oil without reputation, when
you can get the
BEST OIL KNOWN
In the business for the same or less
money.
tm'h20u.l SHE'LL n CO.
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Fresh and pure Sweet Milk is cheaper
than meats and more healthy. Give me
your orders and it will be delivered from
my milk cart to any part Of the city.
Price low. j. w, Wilson.
tSept. 2l~tt.
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We are again under obligations to
Judge E F Colby for files OF inter-
ssting Western papers.
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The largest Stock Of

-TORCHON, POMPADOUR,-
And other novelties in Laces, that has
ever been shown in this market, and at
far lower prices,
(m26tf). STERN bhOo.
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EGE NasTYEE.

For the convenience of customers we
will keep the Ice House open on sun,
day, from to 7 n, IN. and p. m, civ
ing one hour each in the morning and
evening.
SHELL & c..
April 30-tt,
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nas-A FULL AND COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT OF FISHING TACKLE
JUST RECEIVED BY
(m'h20). SHE'LL W.
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l will deliver pure, fresh Sweet Milk
at any residence in the city, twice eacs
day, to those desiring 1t, at the moth
reasonable prices. j. W. WILSON.
Sept 21-ts,
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The gay and festive plum, the sar~
castle June apple and the seductive
poaeh, are drumming assiduously :
our excellent drug stores, We
would suggest that The next picnic
be located in the vicinity Of Waverly.
where the participants can enjoy al
of the advantages and facilities
afforded by the peppermint planta
ton OF Massrs. Young & Antics.
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Cotton Market

June Is, 1854
New York-Middling tl8
New Orleans--l1h
Mobile-1lN
Aberdeen-10I
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Capt. John G. Mann, Superintend-
ent of the Canton, Aberdeen & Nash
vile Railroad, in company with
several officials Of the road, arrived
IN the city on Thursday evening.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-26

ellis Westbrooks, in charge OF
the city hands, is doing splendid
work on Meridian street.
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knights of Honor.

HTTRFKA LODGE No. Helmets First and
~ Third Tuesday nights in each month.
- GEO. C. PAINE Dictator.
I. N. MARKS, Jr Reporter.
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BgyA handsome assortment OF
LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY, -
At extremely low prices, at
(m29tf). STERN BhOS'
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Mr.. Henry Holiday, of Chickasaw
county, who was a gallant soldier in
the Old Eleventh was in the city
Saturday. Mr., Holiday has lost his
sight but there are chances for its
recovery if he can obtain the means
essential to the attainment of scienti-
fc treatment, and we appeal to his
former comrades who, whatever theil
condition, are still permitted to look
upon Gods beautiful world, to aid
him in his mission.
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Fora Clean, Easy Shave goto

For a Clean, Easy Shave Eoto
JOHN n ELSON.
| learned the trade in one of the LARGEST
cities in Europe ana for long tim,
worked IN the best Barber Shops in The
United States, Please give me a trial
If you want shave
A g good as Barber ever gave,
just call ut my saloon
Al early morn, eve or busy noon.
My shop is neat, my towels clean,
Scissors sharp aud Ra2oIs keen:
And MI that art aud skin can do,
If you Just call I'll do for you
Respectfully,
(al6.) JOHN NELSON,
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Refreshments to be found at the DIE.
CHANCES EXCHANGES:
MILK LEMONADES,
MILK PUNCHES,
MILK NECTAREENS,
MINT JULIP,
MINT SMASHES,
ALE-A-REES,
PORT-A-REES
HALF AND HALF, FRESH BEER
always on tap, and all other drinks, fam
cy or plain. Connected with the Saloon
is first.olass Artist to fiji the orders.
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BsSNOVELTIES IN GENTS UN-
DER WEAR, IN ENDLESS VARIE-
TIES, AT
(m26tD. STERN BROS.
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nag LATEST NOVELTIES OF .aaa
THE SEASON IL
Just received splendid assortment

----EMBROIDE Erred DRESSES
BoTH WHITE AND Fancy,
and at the very lowest Prices, Mt
. ,(m2e-tf) STERN BROS
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WESLEY STEPHENS, of Helena, Arkan,
sas, an old and well known, true and
tried Barber, can be found at the Cor
don House Barber Shop, with Sampson
Brack. We very respectfully ask your
patronage, guaranteeing perfect salts
faction.
SAMPSON BRACK.
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sgAEE. SCHEDULE.

NrORTHERN MAIL Arrives at 6:45; p. m {
N Closes at a. m
CSOUTHERN MAIL arrives at lO:i5 a. m an Il
- closes at4 p. m.
GOTrON GIN AND SMITHVlLLE MAIL
Arrives at IL m. on Mondays, "Wednesday
and Fridays, and departs at p. M, sam
days.
A BERDFEN AN d HAMILTON, ALABAMA
u mail, leaves at 6 a. m Mondays, wed
nesdays and Fridays, and returns at p III :
same days
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Excursion Rates to Chicago

HAO u 3lUU IDNLCD % ON1OCI0 Q
To accommodate those who desire tt
visit Chicago and attend the Democratic
National Convention, the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad viii sell Round Tril
Tickets from all local Statiousto Chicago
and return for one unlimited fare fol
the round trip. Sale Of tickets to begin
July 9Th and continue until July Sth
good to return until July 18th inclusive
A fine opportunity to see the great city
A. II. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
June 16-2w.
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State Commission,

The papers OF the State will help the
cause by giving this notice a few
insertions. May palm.
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As VIII appear by advertisement
elsewhere, Mrs. A. n. Heuwood has
removed her Millinery and Fancy
Goods Emporium TO the Manning
House, on Commerce Street, where
Sue has opened G splendid line Of
goods appropriate to the season and
is prepared 10 meet the demands Of
her customers in styles and prices at
usual. The delightful shade Of ber
surroundings is a temptation to call
that ia almost irresistible, and when
once within her hospitaDIe walls the
fabulously low prices at which her
goods are marked, will assure sales
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HllgzaAOnr line of

y@Our line of
HAMBURGS AND LACES
is superior to any ever before
offered in this market. Very
Cheap.
s, RAUMGARTEN.
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knights Golden Rule.
knights Of ASythias.

POLIO LODGE No. lI-meets First anC
n Third Wed nesday nights in each mont n
4 A. w CARTER, G. &.
F, G. HENLEY, X. of r.. and s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS.

The lower parts Of Main and Hous-
ton streets are filled with dangerous
holes. Yesterday carriage with two
ladies and children in it came near
being broken into pieces by the horse
falling in one of the bitches.
Improvement is the order of the day
in the southern part of the city. So If
this spirit prevails until they have
churches. more and better ones than
the other part of the great Fort, it will
very naturally improve that section
more than auythirg else.
The Third ward is gloomy specter
with the luminous lights of the grand
aud romantic looking old Union depot.
We repeat call for more light, better
light, aud respectable building.
THE GAZETTE will ever fight for the
city and her interests.
A curious wreck occurred on the
Fort Worth & Denver City railway al
Alvord last Friday, An engine at.
tache1 to a train coming south ran
into the caboose of train that had
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

several machines 10 my neighhorsif / COLD
nave own wnat ! do know In time for
,nem 70 buy. An we have OF the wood,
huffman Implement company, aud w. "A.
"ooa machines, Yours truly, l.,.,,
fs} l Deputy sheriff Tarrant county.
? NJ" .,,l, . ,Cleburne. May II, 1881.
TINS IL 70 earthly that / have ihis season
W vp@ght orziJ. anderson. ESQ, q Walter 4.
lest la barley fieId the ground baiug wet.
the grain low and wetds heavy, IL has
peSn b, i,ssf s that they say Of u cuts
light running msehine--,three horses draw.
Ipg itin this severe test with perfect ease.
ihs new ATTACHMENT, the bundle on rrier, was
one hand expense' r Believe e Ike machine cSss
lobe all that thew can possibly pey for 1t.
pery truly, ETC., Jas. u. Osborn.
X teatsfa'ily oneac per hour. ]. d. o.,
Fort Worth, Tex, May 10, 1881.
Mess-s, w: A. Huffman implement Co., Fort
osntlsinsn--rhe Walter A. Wood Irvine.
islsctlon and we cannot sny to, much in It's
favor. We have cut twenty-five acres and
,ha e, not missed y bundle from the fault OF
t Iav uihueT, we We're very careful In select.
ihs. ~ there are great many macnines on
yn n,, ihs5ket but were pen fectly setilfed that
Would a. aa an ee ~ machine on the market
wafer a. Wood. Yours truly, ..-''..l
Wa. Huffman implement Co., Fors v orth:
~. sentlemen-l bought OF you a Waiter A.
w, Wood twlnc-htnder1ast Year, and cut over
p1 bcres OF barley. wheat, oats and miilet
I'm na'e started my maehine this ear, and IL
uoes US sood work as last. II. Hoas,
eeo,se a.. ponn.,,. hillstoro, May ~, 1884.
seyen machines .oid. and prospects for as
m' .,4ly more. Five started, and. all work
sp'enu'u' blanchard 4 Childers.
NM q "a p. ,ClebuIne, Nay 81, 1884.
~ '. -. ~. Henrett, Fort Worth: r w
I, pssr slr--sr George shannon and u. r,
~ ,ns ss ~ kave orders for adownBucs eye bind.
KIN, ~ NJ, AUD owing y, side draft and general
,aiinre 70 do tho work. they decline u take
'n"s'ines, ana bought Two OF tn, Waiter A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Coffee Roasting, Teas, Sugars, Etc.

Browns Tea aud Coffee Store is the
place to get fresh roasted coffee of the
genuine type. Teas selected from
quality aud not for appearance only.
Spices, the same aim at excellence has
been observed. In sugars. the grades
are best qualities. aud prices low, as
witness the following: White coffee
sugar, Il; granulated, IL; cut-loaf or
powdered 10 pounds for ST.. Corner
Main and First streets.
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BOOTS AND SHOES .gi
Lewis Bros. N 60.
No. s,s HOUSTON ST.. roar WORTH, TEXAS. .s
PERSONAL.


Charlie Harrison is in the city.
Tom G.. Hodge of Handley is in the
city on business. 1 AZ
F. L.. Murdy of Big Sandy Is in the
city and registered at the Clark house.
Clip. Greer, commercial tourist for
H. w. Williams & Co., is in the city.
w. H. Scarborough of Sunset is in
the city and stopping at the Clark
house. go
Mrs. George Phaling, Jr, and Miss
Zellah Crosby spent Saturday in Dali
las. gl4s 1saIsoI5 re11- 5.a
Mrs. c. d. jackson, nee Miss Addie
Childress. left yesterday to visit the
familyOf DR.. Osborn at Cieburne.
Mr.. b. b. Fly, a former resident of
the Fort, passed through the city last
night en- route to his home in Austin.
Mr.. A. B. Smith, cashier of the State
National bank, has arrived in the city.
Mr.. Smith leaves his old home, to the
regret of all, and will be quite an ac-
QUESTION 10 Fort Worth's business and
social circles.
Mr.. Tom Montgomery returned
home yesterday from Kent county,
after spending about a month rusti-
eating on his ranch. His bronzed APP
pearance indicates that the gentleman
has enjoyed the best of health during
his absence.
Messrs Satterwhite, Wofiord and
Rawlings from Rome, Ga, are here
prospecting. They expect 10 open q
wholesale house here in August, and
are negotiating with owners of some
of tie new store-houses to be erected
for store.
Capt. Boyd of Montgomery, Ala,
and Col. Burgess OF Lexington, KY,
have bought two fine ranches at Blue
Mound, just north of Fort Worth.
They expect to raise blooded stock.
These gentlemen will resi.e in our
city.
Miss Emma Harrison of this city
has just returned from school at Thorp
Springs. Miss Cora Despair. a mem
Der of the faculty, and Miss Dallas OF
Mountain. Home accompanied hel
here. The latter goes home and the