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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

o,ganized bands of terror and violence;
that the means urea w
that purpose were by hw-
lea. oruuuized mobs, moving ny
niyht and day, assauliing and III noiiie
,.as,s killing lawful voters with Tue
vi,.w Inv terror and fear OF violt nee u
d,.trr others from voting; that INNS
viol.Ice. committed by one party up
ON members Of another party WIN
view To deprive the latter OF iheir cor
s,itutiouui rights, extended throuen-
ont said county OF Coplah hhh NV
n.rts of other counties of that statti
,hnt ns r,art of this general Ian ana
cnnsniracy. one j. 2. Matthews,
n.ncenhle. w-abiding citizrn OF 70
,i,h county, WAS warned not 10 vo,e,
and upon voting on the uhy o' wv
election was murdered ut Tue p'nco
~ election by persons selected Tor tliat
n,,rnnse with the approval, eXpr.sseu
~ tainted of the officers OF me eltc-
lion aud that no effort was mace 10
,,npish the murderers; that his kililn9
,v,,s subsequently approved by pun
l;c m.,tjup IN said town, composer en-
,iraIv of members of one party, anu ny
smch hubble meeting IL was nstlheu
md approved, and tne following feso-
lutions adopted; $40.
Here follows the preamble ana res
olurions of the people of Copihn co.u'
ty Miss, immediately following inc
Killing of Matthew's ana puu,
lished at the time ~ Warn,nt
10 the relatives Of Matthews asaiis'
i,iuring the Democrats. expressing
m. opinion that IT was necessary YIN
Matthew'S family keep Out Oh oi Po''
tics, etc. u, 40, IN.
au, horities OF the state oil Mississ,pp
utterly filled aud neglected 10 pfo,e.
/ M .dr,,.i endowment OF civil and politi
al riyhta but have In some ciises coS
,rihu,..a "a their overthrow and faiie.
I'm furni ,b or bring TO trial persons ~
3 Legged to be guilty OF conspii acies, w
. i.5cc and homicide, In disregard OF IN
: eousl rights Of citenship in the eau
nr,ieclion Of law, guaranteed 10 MI VI
: people of that state. a.. -
o Therefore resolved, that the co",
d mitt.e on privileges and elections
. ,,ar.by instruc I'd TO inquire INTO ~
II ,ha circumstances conneclen WI,
!, s.,d alleged events and into NE conn
l. ,inn 81 the constitutional rights Oh VI
Is ..aonIe OF Virginia and Mi-hissipp
lie and report by Till or otherwise az s GOV,
M may be, and to have power 70 asm
" nr neysops and papers, to n't dufin
Of The sittipgs Of the senate and employ
D stenographer.
HOUSE.
~ Washington, ID. g.. January 80
n Long Introduced a JOINT reso' w.,
nm giving the thanks OF congress 70 oai
uf eric Gabri-lseu. coInnahu,pt
an. United States revenue steaii'e, 70 e.
re-. and the men who mahhea 'n~ a,
.x. Head life boat for their DIave ."n .'.,
his in rescuing the SURVIVOR o. .ne ssII
by CITY OF Columbus, ana eSpec'A"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
Allison Re Elected.

Dee Moin.s. January 20 In JON,
.ony.niion tue legislature TO-DAY
,,n,.d for United states senator, when
y Snl,ed. Wm. b. Allison 50: Benton
Hall az. ID. NJ. CLARK 10; Il u
Kinne l. =, naior Bells mower w w
six years beginning March = 1850
Carried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

Nashville. January 2s.-The Ameri J.
cans special f.oni CsiLnAs ~ ,vas
Upper Cumberland. sass $500 tfa1
drawn into whirlpool ueioW 49,
town and nine nien drowneo'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
SE.uUTTERS.
/ ,ecial Committee-A
I've Fund.

%. The house spe-
~ D ~ funce-cutting held a
"A u1o|ng this afternoon, ana
rcpo1 lavorably u bill Great
IL " u 900 for ferreling oui
lprt<in8 crime, which fund
|naieE ~ dir elton of the gov
hey 80 agreed To report ia
B uisnedre Tor the prevention
y MENUS killing and manning
1nHkIng such ofienses pun,
\ ~ 81 from SIS 10 $3.50 and
n tDDrisonment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. So 100 TO i0.tVo HEAD OF MIXED
stock cattle Will he delivered ~ any con-
venlrnt point in Northwest Texas, Ia lots of
LOO head and over, between May ID ard
July 1, lssi Mixed herds of pr,,irie-'niseu
Texas cattle. runiinl about equal plumbers,
each OF yearling two cni.olus, cawR and
calves One and two-yearolds to run about
one. hall each sex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

M pBs - SO of the capital = ock OF %
cattle company composed mosty of Eastern
caps, istS. The property IL under the man
sbou' u o 0 heal VI good cattle mn, com.
pictp ranch outfit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. SIS i,,ooto O,00I Hh II OF SOUTH ERIN
cattle In mixed lots of from loo H. %, 60
head. WIN be delivered ON ranches In most
any locality, We can u up herds embracing
only one nd lwo-ycnr ODDS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. o. FROM TEN r TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars or capital sto In n thor
pany II chartcred u der the laws of thin
state, and IL IL under the management OF
business men OF the stare. The urgent need
some fhnhsby the ownef OF the stock In
the only cause oflts be ny ut into our hands
for sale and we can thoroughly recommend
IL rs a rnre nnnnrinnlIY "a an In Neslnent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

So o., 10 ITO 1000 HtA ID OF EAST ERN
Texas cattle will be delivered In Fort Worth
In mixed lots OF u or over. Parties wishing
10 pui chase this class of cattle should see M
before they place their or ers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No 58l, b.0 10 ss5 ,nOV OF THE "a sirAL
stock Of a sound cattle company. This CONF
rang. In well located We n prepared TO
Offer agood indu 'ement To n capitalist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

lars OF the capital took of one OF the best cat
tie compRn es IN Northwestern Texas. The
cat, 1. number abou 1870, head and about
~, 10 10 2 90 acres Uf laud, IS to l0t head OF
horses and u complete OUTFIT The assets of
The company are considered worth - least
sWo,U o, while iis entire liabilities will Dotex-
coed si,t0n. The ranch IL under the very
best managem mt. For any one desiring to
inve I In the stock business, this is o most
excpilpnt pppor, unity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No SsS, loo, DIZZY COWS, GuARAN TEED
to be ~ good US any average of cows raised In
Central Texas. None over eight years old.
An good. smooth mer. han able cattle. Win
be deliver. d ut any convenient point In
Westefn or North westcrn IeNns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. 81. o. HEAD OF GOOD SADDLE
poni,s, sound Rnd kind. We want to scll
these PONIES, and TO any one wViiing such
stock we. can offer them bargains. Call at
once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

MO JiG.-'p0 HEAD or EAST TEN AS
N cattle Tor sale az FOL ows: . head OF ear
! ngs, 20 head NJ two-year-il0s, no head of
ibreeyear Odds and cows. view II sell them
All IN II lump for $1,000. Texas Investment
Co.. Limited, -. -, :. 20. ....., go ~
non. rcs,ticnts, est,p,p,.s on large quantities. OF
. or companies looking for 'arge inv mems.
amen or, spectors ana Investors. strangers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. 8i.--l0VO h. nd OF goud stock cattle In
Clelland county. one and I o ears old
in the spriug. Will be counted out and de-
liyer,u In the sDriug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. Sl,-siSo SHEEP NOLAN CouNTf
GA OAK CreeA and trlb tarics 10 Oer,,le,i TO
shear = lbs 10 GRADED To shcnr . lbs 4
Spani'h VI rino bucks all Tee from disease
improvcm, nts; hox houst, three rooms. s
ncrcs In cultivation flne spring (which ucvcr
taiisl within forty yarus OF house, uck pas.
turc OF hrt2 ncses, 8 acres IN Zee with tiak
Bear and West oak reeks running tntough
lasting water 10 them one oi the best
ranches n tbe count. Price $1,000 for the
y hu ouint.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. ISL, STOCK HollS =. IN COOK CuuS-
ty.- iO eau OF 10 d sto horses, VIII sell
the stock AT ~ hargain. III are all good
solid color>. Also for ale about twenty good
@ W pOn es al broken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
II, Partial LIST or FARMS AND WILD LANDS
Texas Investment Co, Limited.
WORTH,
FARMS.


We can offer bargains ia This iist OF
farms. " any description strikes you
Javorabty, cat on as FOR tern,s, etc.
No. 100. BENTON couNTY.--7eD acres. &C
acres In cuiti' sti, n. 90 IN pasture, story and
n nnf house, hires wells on farm, two mile,
from reiirosd station.
No. 2US, IA tItA Nj COUNTY.--2io acre. 10
acres under fence. lupin cultivation, acres
umDes, IL acres bottom land on Walnu,
creek, two-story house oi six rooms, aprin.
AN good we'll. II miles FROM Fort " orih.
No. 90, LAMAR UuuNIf .---SsO aeres, 20
under icuce and in cultivation, ~ acres Inn.
Der, one-story house. -FOUR tenant houses and
clsteIn at each, ten iniles from Paris.
No xv5, IAkh IN IOU -ll ..--ltsJ acres al
under fence, ~ acres n cultivation, story an,
"A nalf box frame mouse. sUJ peac.. plum, sp
pl. aud almond trees, two wei u,i es )uti
4, r.lH worth
No. 20, iAohnn JO4>ii - .cs- q
under fence and .. IA, alton, tour miles Igoip
Westberford, frame and log dwelling, story
and y hall, log stabl living well and springs
close 10 house. place on Willow Greek.
NO. 81, DENTON COUNTY.--lVU acres so
under fence, ~ In cultivation, some timber,
log DWELLING, three springs In field and well
OF water al house, IA miles nom Denton, one
mile from Louisville.
No. %, LAMAR UUU MY. - i2s acres, 10
under fence, 1 in actual cultivation, $50 In
tim er, tenants on place; raises corn, cot
ton, potstoe,, etc; supplied with ctstern,and
steam gin, etc. Rented for next ear to good
tenants, TN mile from Paris
No. .Us, COX ELI. ,UUN ~ .-lio acres. ~
In cultivation. 2pi timber, dar log dwelling,
springs close 10 house, is miles ffom Gates
VILE
10. 2lJ, iAitHAN COUNTY acres, a /
undei fence, "a in cultivation. 20 in pasture
nire fence, frame dwelling, well OF water.
rented now, and will he rented for another
year u not soll In short time.
No. 81, ELIZA ~ CUUS ~ .--Seventy acres
ditches from the Rio Grande River run
thruu. h the land, on the southern Pacifit
hallway, adobc house, two mills and wind
mill, nne dairy fnrrn.
No .lo, DENi,,N COUNTY .-Io5o acres. ali
under fence 3UO acres In timb r, Clear Creek
runs through IL, wire and iail fence, IL miles
from railroad, orchard uf peach pear, cher
ry, plum Trees, etc, SDxi wood and stone
dwelling OF rooms, observatory ON house
good cellar, stone and frame barn 5Oxtgi tn. e,
up ings ON place. This Is splendid place,
and eau be bought for sl3 an acre. Located
IL miles rom Denton, county seat OF Denton
COUNTY.
No .li, IA ttltA>f CUU y ~ .--2p aci es, all
under fence, - IN cultivation, balance pas.
ture, on Little Fossil ''reek, wire fence, -four
miles from Fort Worth, good improvements,
frame dwelling, splendid land. Price twenty
dollars per acre.
No. 2i', PARKER COIN Y.--iU2 ACRES
"a under fence aud In cultivation, 80 timber,
good one-Stoiy and-a.half house containing
70 ms, with log kitchen, surruunde by
open range. n IN also sell a small bunch of
cattle and hog, lot OF corn, cats ana millei.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

M. i)l, II ODD MARt.>.--FORTY HEAD
good brood mare. Just arrived, a. i will be
offered Tor u few days at u great bargain. For
parti, ulars all at once!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. AZ, HORSES. IN TOM GREEN CouN.
ty.--i.ot No. /, A. splendid brood mares (40
10 % oi tnem In iual by jack, ist, Hons, ;
lacks, 2Jcnnies. mu 0 CO w Lot No. co..
sists o ~ ares, to- IL Dands higl; 10 cots,
10 yearlings and two-y ar-Vlds; Il mares
are from w" u sew. n years old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24
WILD LANDS.


NO. 255, srONEwALL COUNTY.-iizs
acres southeast part Of county, ON Double
Mountain Fork OF Brazos everlasting water
anu excell-nt grazing land. Price y -r acre,
NO. .S6, rAkBANT OUNIA.-iov acfcs,
eleven miles w.ht OF Font Worth, north OF
eather'ord rsad; box house, two rooms ;
10 acres cultivated, good spring, close ~
school house. Pric. -biu.
NO. 1853, DENTON COUNTY.-ai5 acres,
miles OF Den on, ali under fence, two tanks
or ponds. Price 81 per acre. WIN pun la on.
or two huudrei head Of "aitlens desired.
NO. 26O, HOUSTON COUNTY.-sSO acres of
pine timher land Price ~ no. ac-~
NO 26I, JACk CUUNTl.-l auIes sral.
ing land, miles soutL 81 ,cksboro; all
go ii land and "heap Pr &C. per scre
No. 206, HUTCHINSON COUkTS.-z3yy
acres, southwest part OF county; plenty OF
water and hne grazinv land Pricp ~ acre
No. 26s, >CUKKY COUNTY.-sI,s-O acre,
solid I'VE ri cams running through thi,
land. Price Al 50 per acre.
NO. 26s. JONES COUNTY.-i3,4s U acres In
east rart OF county, nearly In a square, easily
fenced, vel watered by numerous streams
Price $3.50 per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

We can offer bargains i, his list OF
farms. u any description strikes you
Juuordbiy, cat on as for terms, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

H. D rAY Pr E ~ d boiler wi
sNbaesfn o.
OOundsON
ewidl
ndyemle sof For
>sonan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. I5i. VI ARE. CARLOAD LOTS w +,
can imine dist. ly MI order, for to I yeNr-old
mares, 1877 10 Il hands high, IN carload lots.
| Also Anne lean stock broke TO saddle, Have
30 Heldings from IL 10 10 hands; 20 ue I'd OF
mule To years old Is 10 10 hands high.
unhroke.
win DO pleased TO give prices on one or
more carloads OF either kind OF ab,ve st elk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. ib5. MARES NEAR BELL FL NINS.-
10 mares rom To years OLD 50 head of
yenrings ana year olds: $50 mares from q
T. year, old, about 3 colts thrown In God
stn X. nnh VIII b sold II no inncN prIcea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-24

No. S5i.--A FEW MORE PUnE-BtED An
CORA goats. This IL AN importation made by
onisel "a, ana we particularly invite inspec-
ton OF tbs nock. The breeder zone Of the
most reputable In the country guarantees
the breeding OF these goats,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-08

"A SURE CURE ALL.--.An old New
port lady is a great brlicvcrin oil as a
cure for everything; in fact rs cure
all, she 5 got coal oil on the brain. And
few evenings ago, While some Old
women friends were calling upon her,
one Of them rcmarked:-
Il don't know what's the matter with
my Johnny's knee. It's swelled, and
it makes him 50 lame he can hardly
walk
'Bathc it in coal Oil said the old la
dy; 'I'll guarantee you it'll cure it,
Another one said,
My Sarah has SIGH IL drca lful pain
between the eyes.
well, all she's got to do is to rub it
we'll with coal oil three or four times
'Iay, and it'll lcurc her, hastily remark
ed the Old lady.
Woll, said the third woman, Il ain'l
got nobody sick about my house, but if
"body hasn't got trouble one way she's
got it another. All can do cannot Get
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-08
WANTED A DIvoRCE..--A few DAYS

WANTED A DIvORCE..A few days
ago, says the Kentucky State Journal,
middle-aged country-man walked in
to the Office of prominent Newport
attorney and took a seat, when the fol-
lowing conversation took place:
Il called in to see about gittin' di-
vorce from my wife,
'Ah; what seems to be the difficult
ty?'
We'll, me and jimmy are always quar-
relin', and think it would be better if
she would go back to her folks and |
stay where am. She can take the
three children with her
ON what grounds lo you want 4
divorcc?'
well, You see it's jist this way: jim
ny's the most skce.isst woman of tramps
yc ever seen. and 50 when we 60 mp
stairs to bed she wants me to look UNI
der her bed for man. when know
ther' amt no man there. SO you see
that riles me and get IN I'd, and then
she gets mad. and then there's a fuss.
and | don't have no peace and can't
get no sleep. and I'm Il hard working
man.
You can't get a divorce on those
grounds, sir
Il can't?'
>A,
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-08
LINES TO f. o. C.

Thine eyes throw a light on my life,
Like a beacon's flash on the sea;
And hard though the struggle, and
strife,
I'll win--bravcss Eocee
That voice thrills not the ear alone,
Down in the soal it's echocs be;
Awakened by no other tone,
Than thine--fairest Eocee
There's music in that happy langh,
Thine every movement poesy;
And the wine Of thy converse I quaff,
And bless--sweetes Eocee!
For on my heart it's odors dwell,
Exciting purest memory;
And fading not, hut there to tell,
OF thee-dearest Eocee
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-08
GE99nvi1le
MA CHINE WORK. =
AND
\ RON VOV'MNsNST,


II. NJ. MACDONALD, Pfap.r.
and Mmnf leturcr of all kinds OF Ma
chincry, Brass aru Iron Castings made
to order
am agent forth .J,l,lson Governor
and can duplicate any part also tn
HANCOCK INSpIRATOR,
which can tit to any boiler. i'hs
safest and simplest m,ans of iajectin.
water iuto 4 boiler. Information
"hcrrf'l'ly furnished on applications. 1
hive on hand Steam Gauges. Fittings.
Valves anil Steam Pipes 0f All sizes
My stock IL fist class AMI f,'Un th"
best manufactures.
Write f'n prices.
Il. NJ. M\CDoNAnD -Deur Sir:
We have one of tn. Hancock lnSpi-
rators. No. III. furnished hy yon. il
Boiler with wafer. Hnd consider it
lruml TO. itnot superior. to amy in use.
we chrcrf"llly rrcOmrnh it..
| Shumltr, Grady & Nichols.
| Il. NJ. MACDONALD, Grccnvillc, ). {.
-Ocar SIR: The 40. ~ U.nruck
lnspirltor placed on my 5O-lIorSr Pow
| er H"ll"r ny You. proved success SO
far in every particular, and as Il b 'ilrr
feeder. believe it his no equal. Be
fore secured your Inspirator suffer
Ell from uncasiucsS, besides tn, OK
prnSr ct Keeping our steam pump sim
r"plirS.' IL does its work promptly.
Can recommend it to any using boil
rr feeder. Respectfully yours
George Putnan,.
Il. NJ. MACDONALD. Grccnvillc, G..
- Denr Sir: The No. 81 U,ncock In,
| Spirii"r y"'l put on my Portable En-
giue last summer. consider it far
superior toauy pumpI have ever seen.
In ilct c"ulrl no, get along without II
| W)t I lvih all UwaArS af steam en-
( ylncs to ll}c them.
Respectfully yours
E. r.. Algood.
Dee 2l~3m
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-08

The fewer words the better PRAYER.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27
CINCINNATI 1895
WEEKLY
1885 GAZETTE.
Before !sa i,hss,h. q, i.ss y,u d III !sil
70 M ! sample copy diiii g''ssYspn

THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE il the
leading Republican newspaper Of the
Central States, and the only Republican
paper in Cincinnati.
1t gives the news with every desirable
detail decently, and 1t has no superior
81 a family newspaper.
The Flnnoclol and Commercial
Reports are full and reliable, with let
tiers telegraphed every day from New
York and Chicago, giving the bottom
facts as to the markets.
The Agricultural Department is
carefully edited, ana this alone is of
more value to the farmer than many
times the yearly cost Of the paper
The Chimney Corner, devoted exclu-
sively to young people. is one Of the at
tractive and valuable features of the
Weekly and Semi>weekly editions.
Choleo 8olootlons and Original Sto-
ries, with Correspondence from all parts
Ct the void, appear regularly in the
Weekly and Semi Weekly.
In word, the COMMERCIAL GAZETTE
Is complete newspaper, suitable to the
Merchant, Manufacturer, Mechanic,
Farmer, and Professional man.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27
Laurel Point Letter.
SCHOOLS, PERSONALS AND ROADS.

SCHOOLS, PERSONALS AND ROADS.
LAUREL POINT, Dec. 22.-The merry
jingle of sleigh bells was heard out
here last week, but the bells are laid
away to rest again for the present.
We can imagine poor, hungry
editors feelings last Thursday even
ing when the hack broke down Al
miles from Morgantown, and night
upon him.
Miss Matte Coleman has quit
clerking for j. P. Snider and gone
home. We were sorry to lose her
from our village.
Miller Reed, son of John Reed, of
Easton, dropped in to see us Friday,
last, on his way home from Blacks
vile.
Our school is doing well under the
care Of Miss Matte Stewart.
We will have dead Christmas
cut here unless something turns up
between now and then.
Our merchant has been doing a
good business in the rabbit line,
but owing to low prices has quit buy
ing them.
Timber teams are making the pike
very rough and muddy.
will close wishing We editor and
all the readers of your paper a merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27

Note some extraordinary bargains below
in useful PRESENTS:
case 24-inch Guinet Black Silks 81 90
pei yard
Ceases 22-inch Lyons Black Silks, 81 90
case 22-inch Lyons Black Silks, 75c
case 2o-inch Belon Black Silks, 7sc
per yard.
cases 24-inch Guinet Black Silks
$l.50 per yard-without question the
best quality and values now ut Retail In
any city.
Elk Elk Fine Black Dress Silks. $l.75
to $500 per yard-same proportionate
values as above.
10 pieces Double-faced Black Silk OF
tomans, soc yard, former price $1.0O.
Black, All-Silk Rhadames, 75c Fine
Black Silk Rhadames Radzimirs Satin
De Flor, Egyptiennes Mascottes and
Mourning Silks
Best Bargains of all.
Glace Changeable Silks; Evening. Tints
soc yard, were 81 90. Another lot.
CSC a yard were 81. 25.
These bargains in SILKS only men,
ton the smallest portion of this Depart
ment, but If examined you will remem-
Der the exact location. of our silk
counters.
Full assortment of Colored Silks, Rhad-
ames, Radzimirs, Duchesse Satins and
Brocades. Black and Colors and Eve
ming Shades.
Colored Satins for Fancy Work at Is
and 40 cents yard, all shades.
Light Pink. Blue, Cream and Cardi-
nal Brocade Silk Velvets at $3.50 per
yard, worth $500.
New 44-inch Beatrice Cloth with EN-
broidered Figure in Cream. Nile, Light
Blue, Lavender and Pink Grounds
direct importation.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27

WISE, Dec 19.-Miss Cora Stiles
is very i'll with the whooping cough.
Morris and Williams are buying
live stock quite extensively in this
vicinity
One of Mr. Sylvester Bairt's chill.
dren got severely burned by falling
in the fire few days ago.
Abraham Sholl and Jesse Guthrie
were visiting here a few days since.
One of Cyrus Cross children is
very sick at this writing.
A Mr.. Dudley, of Fsirview is run
ming the steam mill of Nichols 4 Co.
Quite q sensation was created a
few days ago by the appearance of .
wild deer in this vicinity. Geo. Tay-
lor killed it.
Benson Nichols has moved into
the dwelling house one door above
Joseph Harker's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-27
All About Flickersville.
HUNTERS, PERSONALS, BANDS, &C

HUNTERS, PERSONALS, BANDS, &C.
FLIcKERsvrLLE, Dec. 15.-The late
snow has called forth many Of the
young Nimrods to engage in the
hunting of cotton tails, DC. Jim Ar
nett still retains the belt.
Newt. Chisler and wife returned
from Connellsville on the 10Th accom-
panied by Frank Chisler, Of that
place, who will remain a few days
and will engage in hunting.
Geo. Snider and Dennis Trickett
had horse trade one day this week.
Both cheated and got cheated.
A Catholic Priest will deliver a
sermon at Louisville Christmas day
to the Catholic railroad laborers.
VIM. McElroy has purchased fine
horse of Samuel Frum, of Granville.
The long evenings are again caus-
ing more regular meetings of our
String Band. Preparing for holidays
we suppose.