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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-02
THE HIGH COURTS.
syllabus OF Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

Prepared specially for THE GAZETTE by N. r.
Jackson, Reporter OF the Appellate coarts
of Texas
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

CHICAGO, May 1S-Chicago appears moro
destined than ever to wear the appellation Of
"The Goddess City" despite various organ
lied efforts to stem the Sunday breaking tide.
There has been very rapid progress toward
eliminating the day as n holy and church
going one from the calendar within the past
five years and replacing IL with a theater,
base ball, and racing onGt, The theater inno-
walton was gradual, and confined to tho
variety houses for time, but has gradually
included every house in the city with tho
possible exception Of McVicker's, which,
latterly, has been given over to the presenta-
performance has grown to be tho most profit
able financially of tho week, and latterly
one-half of the thGaters have extended
their observance of the Sabbath by giving
matinee performances. The base ball inno-
walton came with the present season, but 10
confined to games with tho Union Association
club, the National League having as yet made
no attempt in that direction. And now the
Chicago driving park has formally decided to
inaugurato Sunday racing. The argument
put forward by the directors is q citation of
the innovations already made and countc-
nancod. The last move, however, has awakened
tho old fires of antagonism. Tho Sunday
pulpits are Illuminating warnings at the
departure, and predicting that Divine wrath
will fall upon the city for its notorious mis-
government and lack of recognition of the
Sabbath. A formal appeal has been made to
the mayor to prevent the proposed racing,
but that official has given no sign that he
will Interfere in any way in tho matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
TArnnn AND LOVER DROWNED,

A Runaway Couple ovcrhpuIed by the
Brides BROTHER and Fa,hor-A Struggle
in Boat Ends In IA Double Drowning.
GREENBRIER, W. VA, May 15.-An at
tempted elopemont last Friday night in tho
southern part of this county resulted in tho
death by drowning of the fleeing lover and
the avenging father and the narrow escape Of
the young lady. The lady's family are among
the most prominent people in Greenbrior
county. Gu Thursday evening Ellen Farricr,
tho daughter of James II. Flrrier, elopGd
with John BiggJ who had for some time
been paying attention to her despite the
strong opposition and threats Of her father
and brother. They fed toward Greonbrier
river in a buggy, intending to cross tho
stream and be married ut the house OF n
minister some distance beyond with whom
they had an understanding The father was
absent from homo when the couple left, but on
his return he procured buggy, and, accom-
panied by his son, started in hot pursuit
Biggs aud his intended bride, unconscious of
the chase, arrived at the river, and, entering
q skiif, started aross Hardly had they left
the bank when tho pursuces dashed down to
tho shore. Jumping into another boat the
young lady's father and brother followed tho
lovers, at tho same tiino calling upon them 90
stop. When about half way across the river
the fugitivGs were overhauled, and, dropping
their oars, the father and his son sprang into
the boat. The former grapplcd with Biggs
and the son took his sister into tho other
boat. In tho struggle between tho father
and young Biggs the skin was overturned
and the father and lover sunk and were
drowned. Miss Farrier and her brother
reached the shore in safety Tho news of the
affair spread like wid0re and the next
morning searching party found the body of
Biggs lodged in pile OF DRIFT. Mr.. Farrier's
body has not yet been found.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
He Saw Him Through.

-lttuItti IohtfItuttpils
"Ddn't that long neckcd exclamation point
over there call you liar" demanded Spriggs
of his friend.
ayes, he did"
"Why don't you jump on him and lick the
stutfin' out of him?'
because ho is bigger than l am and would
put regular boulevard OH my face"
Don't fret about that; am here, and will
see you through"
With this assurance the light weight lit on
the blasphemous member of the crowd and
got whipped in just exactly five seconds.
81 thought you said you'd see me through"
he howled ut Spriggs clearing the blood from
his face"
80 l did" answered Spriggs, "and can
prove by every man here that | stood as nice
as any one could stand, and saw you through
the fight"
If looks could have killed Spriggs would
have been turned into regular Calling gun
victim.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

with few friends to blow me up. l under
stood from the papers that L had gone. shy
high, but here's chap that thinks IL isn't
high enough. OF course, I've no idea who IL
can DO. il is certainly no depositoriu tho
bank, for none Of tho depositors are going to
lose anything"
Mr.. Seney absolutely denied the report that
he had made general assignment fo- the
benefit of his oroditors, and said he did not
contemplate doing so.
L can say nothing said no ~ to my
future movements. am now man living
day by day, and / can't say now what l will
do tomorrow"
An intimate friend said that Mr. Seney was
not thought 10 have any private Fortune, and
that the question as 20 whether or not he
would be :. totally ruined man would depend
altogether upon tho action tahon by his
friends and creditors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
GrabeIrr'e 05uiOe.

l. - PENSSYGYANIA ROUTE ..
s R3EB X 1sfS 8zaS SfERRlFP fhFn2AN
TRAINS iEA EAFESIf MN iNY III ss7f nom station
corner Of Sxth and streets, as follows:
For pitts5pTg and The West Chicago Linitod Ex
fest fine, $40 a m daily, with sleeping Cars ftoia
, mr. daily v Viii i Pase Cars . PttsSsr Also
Saomneets Hany for Chicago; With SLEEPING Care
daily Tor Piitsbufs sadthS est VIII FSaos Sleep:
pS SgT IMSShag g XN g p SsIfSSoA RAILROAD
For Erie, Ca9andaigua, Rochester, j. tho, Niagara.
l9 m daily except Saturday %is Palace @ G as,
falo. Train leaving Washington on saturday night
wllnpt run beyond Remove.
For Willlamsport, Lock llnvon and Einira, NJ O:aO
~, " ~. daily except sunday. ,o.no -,
ii,f5p M III Lmssd Express Of Pullman Parior
For Boston Without Change I:4O p. m. every week
For Brookiyn, n y, ali through trains connect Mt
Jersey CITY with boats Of Broollyn AgnGX afford,
ierrlasg ncros New York CITY.
For ,PGlladelpAia, s.lS end i05o A., M $40, 4,
1lil5p m. Limited Express, o'4oa. IN. daily, ex-
For Ssf Ta fiqinaSy 600 $40 o4o 1880 A. m 1905
40 !, 4;56, 40 i, 7;i0, 10, and ii,ib ;. m;
on Sunday, 940, lo3oa. IN, 4, g. TAO TO- and
For Pope,s Greek Line, Goo a. m. and 4;4o p. m.
For XnnGpolis, G;SO a. m. aud 4;ao p, daily, OK
AHhEEHAMEAPYF1AA ASD IEXINEbEik XN6
,WASHINqToE isA!LROAp. ,o,
H. M, 2IO5, 4.26, 8, g:25, sos, and $50 y. H.
on sunday at $3.50, 925, ll:O5 Q; IN. 500 =. m.
For Richmond and the South $50 and l1:05 "A. m.
daily, and p. m. daily, except sunday. 49,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Cos sos,
10 1910 d. H.; l. 300 3:23 b:lO, T:O5 and lO:4O
=. M, and 12:l0 midnight. On sunday ut 800 and
1910 IL. m. 7:O5 and 1910 D. m.
'rickots and information at the office, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvania aye
nue., and ~ the station, where orders DO LETT for
the checking ofbnggago 10 destination nom hotels
| and residences. CHAS L.. pUGH,
General Manager.
! ]. Il. WOOD. Gonnrnl Passenger Agent.
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lALTIMoRE ANp OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BErWEEN
A


THE FAST KNP IHE WEST.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERl STEEL
schedgoIt to take eject SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station, corner Of New
Jersey avenue aud street, by Eastern Standard or
10Th Meridian time.
daily at 3'O5 a. m, lob q. M, 1910 p m. with
hT0ngn G2 ' snd Palace Seepng Cars 20 above
EXCEPT saturday, ,o.,- ,-,,
s;aOp m, to PittsburS Cleveland. and Detroit. with
sleeping Cara TO Plttsburg.
M daily, with sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a. m.
daily except sunday, 3 2 m aud 10 p M daily, with
P4tiG G @9d sleeping SadE ataS l oAo am
O. and 1000 a n TN, 5 2'26 23S S:39 a'5o llS
2af sIaa 800 sS S $50 g. 5ot' f25
9t6 H. 9 &s 800 229 sh9 bSR aio and
For way stations bctSeea Weshlngtoq, and Ral!l,
D. NJ for stations Oh MotToPoiitaa Bra1Gh 7i4O a.
S2q o SS2 e m HH ao sSP ERS 4ai bneh
$3.50 a. M daily except sunday; for lexington staun'
m 4lf5 hd 5!45 p, M dai,y except Sunday. ,or,,
For HageTstown, lO:l6 a. IN. auu b:io D. M daily
ToFpoints Oh s. v.B r., 1on6 q. m, daily.
From Nov York and Philadelphia, 900, $3.50 a. m.
From AnngpollF, 500 Q. M and 1860. aud 0,37p.
m; sunday, lO4O and Q,37 p, IN,
From Lexington I'20 II. M, daily, and 2l5 p m.
daily except sunday
rlom Frederick and Intermediate points, s,25, 10
O. NJ, $40, 4'2O and D.. IN, daily except Sunday;
s D. ~, daily nom Point of Rocks,
TrRnR leave Baltimore for Washington NJ 2, 4'iO
ESQ, 7'lB, 100 o, $40 and ,Oi30a, IN, l2l5 ESQ
d. 44O, ., 0'2J, 1880, ., and lOl5p, NJ on Sundays
. Ad0 1850, g. 9:loa, m, 1880, 8, 6'25, $50 and
D. IN,
except Ai3Op m,
Fof further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Oilce, Washington station, 60 and
1851 Pennsylvania Hyepue, corner of Fourteenth
street where orders VIII be tax N for baggage to DO
checked and received ~ any poinNip the city,
W N, CLEMENTS, NJ Of n, BaltimoFo q X.
LOFn. q. =. A.
wv AsHINGToN. OHIO AND
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive Of aud leave from b. ana p. (sirth
street, Depot as follows:
Accommodation arrives $3.50 a. m daily.
el04Qrrives 20 p N. daily except Sunday.
hlNll ltAVeH '3 u. IN. daily except sunday
Sunday,
on Sundays only train VIA leave at sos Pm.
. Time, 10th meridian.
Z Communications tckel6 mob honored on sunday traip4
r..'. $3.50 ~ Al bltQR1IHA hApqElptfacepG
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Steamboat S,mrs.

ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
IL, M MSoNnoE AND l,liE SOUTH;
SUMMER scHEDupB--NAy no BrPp 30, 1884
steamgrsw Leave Sevent street wharf rs lollows
JEANY ON MON DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud
FRIDAYS AZ 9tI}0 p, M, InnItlng stops between
Alexandria Rnd Bottrcss Monroe.
lsXCEL5LQR ON TUESDAYS md THURSDAYS
at $3.50 and s&TuHDArs 81 o p M, stopping Ut
Piney Point and Corn1tld IIarbor each way,
Exclusive coGne otipn With boston and Providence
steaipers Cornget elSo WITH New York ana }1ieil,
mord atonnaers, HUrfplg and Western, SCaOOard and
Hoeioke, ocean View, end virginia Behch Railroads
Passage and rooms nan be secuted ab baltimore and
ohio ticket Ofoe, at ltb 5t and Pa aye, 81 Marc
Hotel, Polkinhorne next to City Posof1ce Office OF
KnOk's Express, 9Th st. and Pa ave, and az Conn
pany's Office. gth-9t, wharf
KNOCKS EXPRESS will call for and check bag
gnge from hotels and private residences,
Freight reCelyed daily until 3 p,m
w. 2. MElCH, EonerIl AGENT
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OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

IIFN~N~E w
AND NORTHWEST.
Leave nom y; q r. Depot as follows:
$50 A. M.-May Mall ldnily, except Sunday, FOR
Slnt0n Forge and intermediate stations OH g.
bilo p, M,yLoUIsvTLLE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE DAILY. solid train, with
Pullman cars TO Louisville; Richmond 10 Gin
Clnnaii without change; arriving, Columbus
Ohio at 1902. m; Winchester, 2!l5 D. m;
Cincinnati, D:4O y Ill.,; Lexington, $40 D. M:
Louisville. p. m; connecting ut these cities
with through trains TO all points West, South.
lo4o 7, M.@Yisht Express daily, except, Sunday.
for Ashlend, KY, and intermediate stations on
11o5 4. ,M.--Xrrlyo Newport News 7 p. m, Old
Point, 7;l0 p. M; Norfolk, p. m.
Apply o. & o. Ry Once, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
i. Station.
IL. W. FULLER, &. w. SMITH. FRANK TRIGo,
q. L. ABt Gen. Manr. n. 10. Pas. Agt
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH. SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.


Schedule I'm effect NAY Il. 1891.
$40 A. M.-New orleans Mall, daily making close
connections to all points south and southwest.
Daily, except sunday, with &. & o. Ry. Pull.
man Sleeping Buffet Cars from Now York and
Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars nom Washington aud Atlanta 70 Now Or
leans
b:lOP M-IoGisvtlle FSssss LING, gali,'. ia Char.
lottcsvillc. to Cincinnati. Louisville, and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
ingtOn 10 Louisville.
1O:4O p. M.-southorn Mall and Express, daily to all
points South and Southwest, via Danvtlle and
Charlotte Daily, except Sunday, with g. & o.
Ry Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington,
Vim DanvillC, Charlotte, and ATLANTA, to New
Orleans; also from Washington, via Charlotte
und Columbia TO Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at $40
n. IN. AUD nlO p IN daily except Sunday
Warronton trains leave Washington at san H.
III. and $40 y. III. daily
For tickets ana all Information Inquire at Compa-
ny's Office, Col Pennsylvania avenue, or AZ Union
Depot. n. MACDANIIL, Agent
Nj. SLAUGHTER,
General passcnpoF Agent.
SOL. HAAB Traffic Manager.
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WORTHY
OF Confidence.

- e,.......,,,. ,t,..uu.I
RSGn . during nearly 40 years; in all
purIs OF tllG MVItu, huS p,ut,iHu i Us Si
tacy ny LllY pe5GDioou "'Ieia'''o Ano"n
W ulcu'cul sc'onoo' ,,..,s,o,,,t.o,,,
SAnSApARlllA e S root o. On
aa1 ,i tIa,,i.as S .iie IoHG NJ VS. ts
genuine nol'uurns p,,i, iluJ Il ,'
ne5e, nnu us poWXeI5 NY nm. a,J 'ts,y
nv GA'ii.GVs vi ciom , DoNN s',,u o,,d
Iron, and other potent ingredients;
rs !VVL pl if. nI".vd Wy F',,,,''
~ .ns HlgostINe hld lsSiIil,l,ltui tSi W.,
In 4 ~ , 10 ta'i ~. ~ - Ni"rc,,c,,
or Gnn ~ CU,u n ny U,eVH "a O'''s'
THE isadins phhySle ,a,, ,t Of me United
80 49,, 81 Nl'Vm .y ,i,mt
VI H. En w. sn ,saj ~ ~, sH tI
~ ~, ,,''iii,, az pu,
, ,tUl ", .ne ''''" 20 "iiiin 'Ho '"nSo VI
oN .s.$si SoS S Z : s:S S.i II;
stIncliye mint to posteritv.
THOROUGHLY Si Ell ,Ia renovation alton
include not only the removal of COR
ruption IRON tue Dloou, ont us eilrlgh -
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LOOK AT LOW FARES.
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk

Fare 30 cents. NORFOLK and FQRTREsS NON
ROE steamer JANE MOSllLEY leaves Washing
ton for Norfolk md Old Point Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at $3.50 p. nj, making close connection
with steamer for New York and Richmond, Ocean
View, Virginia Beach. and all Railroad Lines South
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Faro, 20 cents.
day, and saturday, NJ Z a. m, .
For Information apply OF General Office, 0lB 10Th
street, or at company wharf loot OF 9th street.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO r. PHILLIpS superintendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

MERCHANTS AND MINERS, TRANsPoRTA
WI ton Co.. for Boston Mass, via Norfolk.
The Al Iron Steamers
ALLEGHANY, Capt William A. Halletti
BERKSHIRE, Capt. Il, NJ. HowoS;
d. X. MILLER, Capt. solomon lioweS.
From baltimore every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at IS u. m. From Boston every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY mt D. IN. . =.
Fare, Including meals and stateroom berth, sl4.
Round trip, s25. - .,,.,
The Al Iron steamers
-.,a- JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt. j. n. March, Jr.s
WILLIAM CRANE, Capt ]. q Tay!or;
WILLIAM LAWRFNCE, capt 4. A. Hooper,
EVERY FIVE DAYS
Fare, including meals and stateroorn berth, SO.
Accommodations unsurpassed. second clnss passage
and children at reduced rates Through tickets TO all
points in Georgia Florida and Ala6a1l For freight
or passage apply to
4. l.. HUGdtNS, AE5. foot Long Dock, Baltimore.
y. SAMPSON; Agsnt. % Central wharf, Boz on'
lAMENB. WESTS CO. Agonts, Savhnnnh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

EASTON d RUpP southaNat corner pnpp,y,,,.u,.
avenue and Thirtoonth gtrcst VAn's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

Carpenters and builders.
HOLTzCIAw BROS. 1918 Ohio avenus y. W.
Fine Carpentoring and Building promptly dona
IAHIrG NvrraTluprrr
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aItAM BISHOP q co, 1881 Z stzect N, w.
Books and stationery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

DUNCANSoN BROS, Ninth and d streets
WALTER D. WILLIAMS, N. w. corner ofcTenth
and ID str0etA
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II. aud u gtrg6ta.
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W. II. MORRISON, 476 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
q, :, a, WHITAKER, 1lO5 Pennsylvania avenu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

JAMES @. VIII 1929 New York Az.
Artist Tailor.
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WILLIAMS. 523 Seventh gtroot n. wAu.,
Latest and Best Publications. VA" tns
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY s
udvL - peS
ROBINSON. PARKER g. CO. Blo sev,r,, ....,,
southeast corner ID. see Rdvt '-
THE MIsFTr STORE, corner ,rc,,, o,, ?, .,..,-
". W. See advt '' '''eo's
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f. MORRISON, so5 and sou DStroot
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Carpets, Eurni,pre. A.

WASH. n WILLIAMS, 3I7 Seventh s,rco. 40,
ana O94 ID street. and 083 Louisiana avenue 'o7
FLORENCE OIL AND GAS sToyI.s -.so,d h,
j. II. PAGE, 1910 street ~ w N W
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

\ FIRE At WoRCESTER.-Word was
passed around town last Monday,
shortly before noon, that Worcester
Academy was on fire. In surprising
ly short space Of time between fifty
and hundred OF our citizens were on
the ground equipped with buckets,
tubs and other fiTemen's apparatus.
A few moments work brought the
FIRE within control, il indeed there Was
at any time very great danger. A
stove in the kindergarten room down
stairs had been heated too hot and
from this the lath within q partition
caught FIRE. Before discovery the fire
had reached TO the second story and
burned along some Of the jOists be-
meath the floor. As it did not burn
through into sight considerable chop
ping and destruction of floor and
wains coting vas necessary before the
seat OF danger could be located.
Though the efforts Of teachers and pu-
pills much of the apparatus had been
removed by the time the crowd arrived.
With the additional help, the pianos
and most Of the other movable srti-
cles were soon carried out. This pre-
caution while 10 many seeming unnec-
essary. was still induige1 with 4 will
and perseverance, OF itself commend
able. The school which was to have
closed next day was Thus broght to n
sudden termination. II is hoped that
all damages may be repaired by Janu-
ary6th. the day set for the reassembling
ofschOOl. Rev. J. A. Smiths lecture
which was to have been delivered in
the study room Of the building that
night. was changed to the { p "a house.
If there were any doubts as TO the il.
terest taken by our citizens in Worces-
ter the energy and unanimisy Of purpose
displayed on this occ asior must have
dispelIed them. The bu lding was in
surel and the adjuste- sho resides a.
Muskogee WAS at once 9otified by wire
ia order that be might At the earliest
moment afprsiee the damage.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

NIcKs FLORAL GUIDK.-With snow
falling steadily, and winter still trium-
phant. there is certain mocke-y in
the sudden appearance Of one and an
other seed catalogue. "Vick-s Floral
Guide" leads the van, and as usual
needs no commendation, its solid ner-
it having LING ago gwen il firm place
in popular affection The number con-
tains the usual lists of new seedlings
in both vegetables and flowers, and
with its bright flower frontispiece, is
quite worthy a prominent place on
the sitting-rOom table, while the Illus
trated Magazine has long been faith
ful guide in all matters relating TO the
garden. James Wick, Rochester, n. Y,
will send the Floral Guide 70 any ad-
dress for ten cents, which If seeds are
purchased, may be deduct
ed from the order.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

Foa NEW ORLxAxs.-The Missouri
Pacific Is selling tickets from this place
to New Orleans and return at $50 for
winter tourists tickete," and $25.05
for Worlds Fair tickets" The former
are good fifteen days in each direction,
and good TO return uEtil June LIST. The
"World's Fair tickets" are good FIVE
days in each direction and for forty
days from date of sale. The time al
lowed is ample it seems, and surely the
rate is very low. Quite n number Of
our citizens have been talking Of going.
and We doubt not the town will be duly
represented.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

MARRrED.-The many friends Of Miss
MoIIie Willis will be pleased to hear Of
her marriage which took place last
Sabbath morning, the groom being
DR.. W. II. Ford. OF jefferson. Texas.
.The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. P. Haworth. at the residence OF
Mr. Walker, in Prairie City. The new
ly-wedded pair passed through here
the same afternoon on their way home
10 Texas. While at the hotel await
ing the south train were called upon
by quite a number OF ladies' and gen
tlemen who extended the usual con-
graiulafions and best wishes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

The FRIsco.-The Peirce City Empire
has the following good words TO say os
the Frisco: The wages Of telegraph
operators are being generally cut, as
vel as those OF agents OF railroads.
1t is thought that the salaries OF track
men and road-men Of the Frisco will
not be cut. II is hoped that there viii
be no reduction. The management Of
the Frisco line has never been regarded
as oppressive upon its employees, and
the very best feeling prevails among
the boys for the management Of the
road II all railroads and other monied
institutions desire 20 do the best
for the people and the country, they
viii continue 10 employ every man
they can use and pay them every cent
they can afford.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

QUARTERLY MISUNDERSTANDING is
the announcement of the second
round Of Quarterly Meetings for Cher
okee District:
TahiequAh Circuit, January eth. ss II O'Clock.
p. Gibson Circuit, January loth and iith-
Grand River and CAremore. January Il AID Is
cseey Circus, January estb and 18th
vinita Circuit. January slst and February lst.
SeoshO Circuit, February 9TH
carcy's Ferry Circuit. February 7:h and sth-
spsvznsugh Circ1it, February lsth and 18th.
Spring Greek Circait. Fesrunry 2lst and eend.
Flint clrcuit. February 18th and March lst.
T. Z. SHAPARD, p. L.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

A WEDDISG.-This Christmas morn
ing AZ eleven O'Clock Mr.. William r.
Badgett Of Yinita and Miss Mamie
Ross, daughter Of Col. William P. Ross.
ofFort Gibson, will be united in mar
riage at the latter place. Both parties
are widely known and popular and
from ali sides will come wishes for fu-
ture joy and happiness, unlimited ss
to duration or amount. Mr.. Badgett
is young man Of exemplary eh1raet-
er and in the employ Of G. W. Green.
has acquired good knOwledge OF bus
iness matters which insures q eomPe-
teney- The young people will return
TO this city at once and temporarily at
less: viii occupy rooms ~ the Frisco
hotel.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-12-25

Every farmer in the west raises, or
ought to raise, livestock; and to be
thoroughly posted on livestock and
agricultural matters, be ought to have
in addition to his home paper, such
publication as The Live Stock Indica-
tor, published at Kansas City. The
price Is Sl-5O a year but in connection
with the CHIzFTAIS you can secure il
for the Insignificant sum of 81. 10 for
hofh