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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06
A Frontier Gnu,s Of Poker,

Caur d 4 enc Cor. y. LoaI G!0be. piboeIqf.
While party Of US we're refreshing our.
eelves In an inn at Thompson Falls sbot
and yell outside caused everyone 10 drop
what they were about and rush TO the door
to see what the disturbance could be. An.
other and another shot cracked out, five in
all, and then there came the cry, IAN In.
damon toast" ran to the place and be.
held 3 swaIthy red man lying on bis batk
the blood dripping from both his eides
His right hand spasmodically clutched a
large bu,cber.knils, and hiH murderer
stood over him With tho smoking revolver,
with which be had done the deed, still in
his hand, every chamber OF which was
empty. There be stood hRrapguirg the
crowd, jus!ifying his action in strong, ex.
cited language, which seemed to meet their
appreciation, for every once in a while
could bp heard such words as "Ssryed him
right" "Well done, parl,"" mother good
Indian," and the like. The victim bore
the name Of Spokane Jim, and the SLAYER
was known "a Hiram Parry, son Of EIshop
Joseph Parry, Ogden, Utah. ~
1t appeared that the Indian and Parry
had been engaged In a game Of stud poker
with some DINERS, IN which Pary came oil
with large gains. Spokane Jim was the
most expert gambler Of his tribe and could
not brock defeat, 90 DO drew q large
bntcher.knife and made desperate lunKe
at Parry, who received him coolly at the
mpzzls Of revolver, with the rpeult as
stated. Parry gave hinself up without 70.
distance. - N@.r r.. 9
A frontier Jury was hastily impsneled,
who Immediately sat on tho case, return.
Ing In five minutes verdict Of rselt.de.
lens" and Hiram Parry was free man
forever, having once been put in jeopardy
Of bis lie aad acquitted. The Jury then
ad journed from the case sine die and into
q neighboring saloon, where few min
utes sfterward saw the late prisoner in.
viting them oas and all 10 "Slep up, gen,
tlemen, and psrIake Of one oi the neces
Baries Of liis." A strange sight In q strange
country. fs.-4 llFrogls7N= -
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HIGH AUTHORITY.

Hop pit.c;a Is not. In any sense. ~ alcoholic
beverage or liquor. and could not b kold foF usS
except t, peno:s dcAIrou, Of obtaining ned!ciuli
bitters,s~' ~ ts~ 0EErs B. RAua.
--.. Q. 8. Com. internal Eeycnue.
eo. BLoosisoviilx, O., May !, 70.
6IHs:-1 have boon mt ring ten Yeas and tried
your Hop Bitten and 1t done ne more good than
all the docion. Mis- 9. g. BOONE.
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A Quaint 04p.

curtarigt tGa) Anntepn. 8. ttI =.ass Y.
The following note was picked up on our
streets last Saturday, aud the wording Ia
Characteristic Of the sender. We omit The
names Of all parties CONCERNED, z, /
ain iourneying down this Bublunary vale
Of tears, - there, or can there be, anything
mord distressing than tho Unsuitable de-.
mon, WANT Being prostratsd this week,
and unable even TO get out oil the house,
has entailed upon me lesa than thousand
o! yEious kinda Q! wants, a large msjority
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Canned Corn Brca,l,

Boil for ten minutes ooe can Red Zeal
Chrn, add two quarts iirc 4 Jur or WhoIi
Hour. When cool adt halt Hut ycat and
enough cream or mix 10 inGko volt iouih
when II has iiien bake In small buttefOi
patty pans. y KS r'-.'.Is ~. ~
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Da7 +. U.Wr,r's Ernrx iAxD 1.RSlS Tnrsr.
aESr. Eunrn,n,cci tpcci6c for Hstt-siR, Dir2i:
lcst conyulsiona, FITS, Nervous ,Ncutn'sin,
Of alcohol or tobacco, WnkefulncsA, Mental Do
preston. Softonng Of tho lrnin resulting IN IN.
sanity nnd leading TO. misery, decay and death,
Premature Old AGO, 1hrtcNna-S, Loss Of power
orrlioca cause. hyUyor-oIertinno Of tho brain. hcf.
!. nbuso or oror-indulgcncO. Each box CONTAINS
ono months treatment. si.fDh box, or sx boxes
for san scnt by mail prepaidou rso~!pt Of price
ga WE GUARANTEE AK boxes :
To euro any S4.se. With each orier received byn.
send tho purchaser nuf ~rittan guarantee TO 70.
fund tho money II tho treatment docd not eiIod
q euro Guarantees issued onyhy
LOGAN i CO., Bole Agents, Wheeling. ". VI
Propnston Logan d Co. = Pleasant Worm syrup An,
GhildI Phykio- Rsst In nHA- tet.nSpAw
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'tAyra's sarsaparills Il "a highly ooneen.
trstsd oxtrsc. Of BarsApAlilla, and other
blood.puIiiying rootI, combino Cd with Iodids
OF Potassium and Iron. ii Ih control ovel
soroiuloua dIscasss Il unsaualsd BY any
Qiha{ nedlE3ne, .----- n.---- QAM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

FrssIs.'s Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage. but are strictly medicinal In every
ssnss. They act strongly upon the liver and
Kidneys keep the boaels spen aud regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu.
risy. Bold by druRglsts. 81 ". 40 ga.
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none are 20 profoundly grateful and show such au
interest In recommending Hop Bltten u women.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
my mother wa, AFFLICTED long time with Neu.
ralRla and dull. heavy. inactive condition Of the
whole system; headache. nervous prestsation. and
wsH almost helpless 70 physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months ago sho began 10
usc Hop B!!tcn With such good en.ct that the
:.scms and feels young agaln, slthough over 70
yean OF. We thIuf there IL no o'her medicine nt
to use In the iA.ully."-A lady In Providence.
% BnApyoRn. Pa, Nay ., 1875.
It has cured me Of several diseases, sucn - uerr.
ousnes. scknts At tho stomach, monthly troubles,
etc. lhavs not soen siGk day In year. since
took HOP Bl..erL All my neishbon use them.
%iE r ~ ms. FANNIE GpEKs.
5000 Lsr.-"A tour Of Europc that cost ma
1900 done me les good than ono bottle Of Hop
Bitlsrs: they also cured my wife Of hiteen Year,
nervous weakness. hleepleanen and dyspepsia"
,s- r. NJ Auburn. N. Y,
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PlxpLrs. blotches, or sores disappear under
tho in huence Of Glen As Sulphur soap. y-s
Piks's Toothache nsops cure In one minute.
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LILLE LASorRr' alatest photographs show
q diamond horseshoe given her by Freddie
Gsbhardt hanging on her dress nearest her
left ventriele. .g-rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

Tue RIy. G6o. H. THAIkh Of Bourbon,
Ind, sayE 'hoth myself and wiio ows our
lives 10 bHILoH's ConsuHrrlon CuRE."
ARI You MADE miserable by IndIgestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Hkinf 8hiloh's Vltalizer Is . positive
cure. sits.aE l.'L Ma +,
WIT VIII Iop cough whom Bh!loh's Cure
will give immediate RELIEF Price 10 Of 30
cts- and 81. ,;ir, .f.-..i
for Catnrrh, DiphtheriA and Canker Mouth.
For sale BY MoI.ain Broa and A. 7. Young.
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MAnalsp lady to young wifi; care you
hsppYl dear, In yopr nav domestic rels:
tionts' Young will: u shcu)i be II /.
vaan'. ior my hired girls domestic Eela,
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Tux New Orleans Pieayunt thinks the
Baroness Burdett-O Courts should be per.
suaded 70 send Bartlett 10 the rescue Of
General Gordon. *
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

To make salad that 10 certain to please all
tastes you need only 10 rss Durkee's salad
Dressing. Nothing equal to 1t gss ever oiiar.
ed, ana nous ~ popular. It ssuperb table
sauce. 1'-s----sa.-,.a- 81 MxYAv
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v .itEll Pa " .EI4f'Eiry W.
1.F 1lrl gtEst
N}'l g5olhas-
Q. lli l'AIT .'FH IEs.r-H'T '.H|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

A BLACK poodle closely shaved, with a
bang on bis forehead and q email bush to
the end Of his tail, is now the style.-Chi.
cuqo Inlrr Ocean, .l---. ssl-y ~ So -gt-.sy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

REV. JOHN HALL, pastor Of the Filth Az
enue Presbyterian church, will sail for En-.
rope June II, to attend the Presbyterian
council ut Belfast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. l4o4 OHAPLlNE STREET, q
f.aEFs Near Fourteenth strcet

Ihs best evidence Of phyticiAn's success ID the
testimony Of his pAtienu. The increaEng a.
Andi for my professional services prove that Ihayo
dealt honorabiy and fairly with those who have
consulted mo- never use patients name with.
tinp ttes from those whom have cured alter the ~
had been pronounced incunblo. A thorough mtd.
ical education, With many Yeas hospital expYi.
enoe and familiarity with therapeutic agents.
oloss observance Of tenperamcntM reculiaritiea
and strict attention 70 hyEienic management in.
!urca snccess, cure Is poslble, and iiaukIy give
tho patient my opinion. -. "a -, ~. 's'',,IT
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Ds. Do LEWIS says the coming man and
woman will no. be smaller at the waist
than at other parts OF the body. :, Z, +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06
MlM Beltey Lee, E77
The LJrliIevealSto NO =
4 hal ron LII sxiIa xhor.ld Il

; -, : PHFs7"a M WIG hsuu1o &c. =
The baro Ertnl zeSe then slowly lifted
up, the eyes turned in the same direction,
the open palms displayed, and tho response
deliberately given deacon Marvin, the
Lords will be DONE" e a..
It was tho eustom IN those good old
days. and q legal requirement. that The
bans Of intended marriage shodld be pub
lished in the church or Home other public
place d. least three weeks before the CON.
sun,mation o. the nuptiala In the mean
time Il appes:s that the parents Of both the
agreeing pa.tita m.da b;sctions to The
match, hut unsucces:trllH sna :hs ban
were nailed upon the church Goof # thl
end Of three weeks, written In the deaconi
own hand, he being the town clerk: a :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06

TUE largest school 10 tho would Ia said
to le tho PeNs'if}ee school Of apilalaslds,
London. II has q daily attendance Of over
$3.50 pupils. g W srtiltEts ~ Z.
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part, nothing else. Bold by druggists and
maIled on receipt Of price, 81. W. n .-,T'
,,14F FAAxixR Mxplcrxx Co., Propl.,
I ~ 5;lls 1874 Cleveland. Ohio.
! Wholesale Agents: LOGAN q Co., Wheeling.
W. Va, and J. o. DEsr 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. ------ wv 49, p&H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06
r pR. YRAzIra's NA0Ic oIsrxrKr

Tho greatest blessing that has been dlscov.
erred In this generation: A aure cure for Bolls
Burns. Borea, Cuts, Fleyh Wounds, Bore Nip
plies, Hard and Bot CoTns, oharped Lips and
Hands, Pinplts and Blotches. Price 60.
Sold by Drugsla!s; Z.
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In England 90 percent Of the hair used
In theatrical YiQs IL real. ..l-- n. -. -
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Delicate and Feeble Ladies',

Tho'e lAnguid, tlres,mc sensations. cauhng you
TO feel tcarcely able to DO on your feet; that con.
slant dnin that Is taking from Jour sysu ali i.s
former elaiticity driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rcndedng you irritable and irettul. can
es.lly DO removed BY the use Of that marvelous
remedy, Hop Bittetn luxulahtiea and obstruc.
lions o! your systcm arc relieved At once. while
the special cause Of periodical pain arc permanent.
ly removed. Sore receive 10 much benefit, and
none arc 20 profoundly grateful and show such an
Interest In recommending Hop Bltten q women.
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aa!t,hiya, aud lb,. linr1cellcd. Well ventilated
I'D eonuotons s'ser.Sc with liberal diet. RAtes:
salaI1 !.ul so TO 80 Ercursious sllU 10 $50 :
Sound cIbln So, excurAiou SlU0: Steenge 3H.
prIalitn. s,-,tal rates 10 the clergy: FOR inior.
Siiioa Ipply to rrtc, Wight ~ Sons, IS Broadway,
New Yo;f, o:H q. 4. 6CHAEFKR, s.
1857 Market Strcot, Wheeling, ". Va.
II. 2. EZHRENS,
Wheeling, W. VI.
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BABY BAvFD!

VIC SIC 80 thankful to my that our nursing baby
was permanently cured Of dangerous and pro
trActed cons.patou and INEQUALITY Of tho bow.
els BY the use Of Hop Bitten by IL mother. which
y. the same time restored her to perfect health and
rtreugth.-Tbo Parents. Rocheater. N. Y. !.
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- .H.f ~ -.rH '.f OteVblAuu. OuIO.
Wholesale Agents, Lean 4 Co, Wheeling,
W. Va, and J. O. DEs7 & Co., Bridgeport
Ohio. 49, q .--L NV = =. l. >. HkH
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ktop That (ouEhi

!. A DsLAwAHs farmer has plowed under
10000 herrings % q fertilizer. gi;g.f
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One eau Red Seal Corn, ono quart mit
Ionrtxv,. well hsstsn separately. 4 mice NJ c,
q butter the tixs OF sn eve. \ llttlg ,slt. Nj
well and bake. sugar cen b. added 10 NAL /
sweet pudding, II 10 dekised,
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CLEVELAND K PITTSBURGH
Tn -, II. I4;-l EIs-1.- r-yII-=E7-g1
sf.l ~ -
Condensed Time Table OF Passenger Trains ~.
rccttd May II. lbS-ce,liral E.luta:d TING,
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Che G,t:t|;el.lilQt.nter:::


LA Htftt .Il aFHT'f NtNtNI Y
have heard tho ray music Of inset and bird.
Whose nyhsd voices swest echoes have stnsd;
But. o, there u nothing enlrhntes up 70 .Tiah
Al thesons Of the dear little brown mesquite. 4
have iancied hc loycs me-,he sweet little thing
70 kndefly tanning my brow with his wing, M
Then kiplns my cheek with ps aionats glow D.
Az II he were not mtte brown moQuito. Fi
10 love him In turnt o, yct 10 be rafe, lUl.U
with AL atdUt Of sentiment Bone the ltn pure;
Bat Instead Of fond hiItas giTc him squeeze d.
A breathe In hi,esE Come assln. ~ yiu please
t""N nH's saHN s1iI 9. WHITE PANE.
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EDUCATIONAL,
OCEAN STEAMERS,
Moth GREAT REDUCTION.

A
hyx,e Tlckets TO Liverpool, Queenstown, Glls.
~, or Hel!,,l only SiS.OU, Including boarding,
inn Pf!!4te phIA Or Sew York. r'rT
Fur further Information call at tho European
siazAa!p Agency II. I. BkHRESs.
FIT Marketotrcet-
fote'sn gIchAage at lowest ra:cs TO all parts Of
tie void bprll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Wanted by the .'Bee Line. ),

Everybody to know that the Tickle,
agents Throughout Texas have now on
sale cheap excursion tickets to CIeve.
land Buffalo. Niagara Falls and James.
town, New York. '"''''
FOR comfort and pleasure the "Ree
Line" and its connections. which ars
the Lake Shore and Michigan Sn,ths
ern and New York Central raiIwavs
has no equal. "'ys'
Those who are we'll posted inyariab,v
seiecl the Bee Line, especially is this
the case during the SUNNI err 1,on,hs '
The cool, comfortable Bee Tina
Route" Is what the travelling pnhiio
nave named this popular line, and tbav
sthe PUBLIC generally ''caii the turn \,
Ihariie J.nsk, ticket agent Mt tha
uniol depot at Fort Worth, will cbee,'
,ully give those interested full nsrticn-
Iars and furnish tick cts over AM = M a.,
OF the bee Line.u A' "'ap
q "a All ncket agents ia the state sell
nee Line tickets. Call on then go. gu
VINE 10 !, JOHN HOWARD. "
Texas Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
SPRINGTOwN.
Municipal ElectiOns-T Fonrth Of
July CelebratiOn-TwO Dead Beats.

Municipal Elections-The Fonrth Of
July Celebration-Tw0 Dead Beats.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SPRINGTowN, June 94.-The mu-
nicipal election came of last Friday.
the 18th inst, and / am glad to have
no disturbance to report. The follow
ing are the officers elect: Mayor, j..
a. Graves; marshal, q. w. Tummins:
aldermen, I. z. Evans, ]. Fuller, A. j.
Cunningham, j. w. Hill, A. p. Hood.
Graves had one opponent, j. :. Hodge.
and the vote stood, Graves, A; Hodge.
IL. 1t is believed no better selection
for the entire board could have been
made. The impartial and udicious
administration of the city government
Is thus assured for the first year-a
good beginning.
Preparations are being made for
grand celebration on the glorious
Fourth. The best orators of the country
are expected to be Old hand to enter
tain the vast crowd which will GER
tainly be in attendance. Among the
days amusements will be a game
of base ball, tournament riding for a
prize, music by the band, etc. The
band-yes, Springtown has u cornet
band, and one that bids fair soon to
rival Fort Worth or any of the neigh
boring towns. Come to our celebration,
hear the music and be convinced.
A painter, giving his name as j. H.
Harvey and claiming to be an En-
glishman, came to town IA few weeks
ago and by good work and honorable
dealing, soon had engagements suffi-
Gent 10 have kept him busy for prob
ably two months. Last Sunday he
took dinner with Mr.. T.. j. Wright,
with whom he had been as.
sociated in business since COM
ing here and after dinner went into an
adjoining room ostensibly to take a
nap. There he found the everyday
clothes of young Ed Wright, and
rifled the pockets of So. About 8
o'clock that night Harvey went to the
livery stable of Wright Bros. & Cary
and offered them SO to convey him
to Weatherford stating that he wished
to return the following night. The
bargain was made and Harvey ten
dered the stable keepers $40 bill to
get their money out of. Failing to
make change the bill was returned.
with the understanding that settle
ment be made on arrival at Weather
ford. Reaching that place soon after
midnight, the painter and the livery
man took rooms at the
Carson Il Lewis house. Betimes next
morning the jolly painter was up and
pushing his freight. lie settled the
bill for himself and his companion.
saying to the clerk that he was going
to the country, but would return be,
fore noon. But he didn't return. He
hired another turnout and started in
the direction of Nlillsap. When las
heard from he had passed through
Millsap and was doubtless still on his
way rejoicing. He owed for suit Of
clothes and also a small hotel bill.
And still another. John Matthias
a blacksmith who came here month
or six weeks ago, jumped the town Tn,
same night, leaving saloons, mer
chants. etc, in the lurch to the tune o
$50. Sich is life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Mother,

If the little darling is spending such
sleepless nights and slowly and pitt
fully wasting away by the drainage
upon its system from the effect of
teething, procure bottle of DIR. Big
gers Southern Remedy and find what
many other mothers have by its use
a complete cure, as it will in all bowel
affections in both young and old. This
with a bottle of Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum and Mullen,
combining the stimulating expectorant
principle of the sweet gum with the
demulcent healing one of the MULLEN,
for the cure of Group, whooping cough,
colds and consumption, present little
MEDICINE CHEST no household should
be without for the speedy relief of
sudden and dangerous attacks of the
lungs and bowels. Ask your druggist
for them. Manufactured by Walter
A. Taylor, proprietor Taylor's Pre-
MUM Cologne, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Happy SCHOOL eIRLs.

For The Gazette.
one Is of The rensive order.
Dropping lids mud ova, face;
some are fuli OF wit aud bumor,
Some of quiet, tender grace.
Aye, when taken altogether,
Grouped as one may see them "thcre,
show me. friend. diamond cluster
That with this one can compare.
Show me on the walls OF genius,
In the old world or the new,
Any picture half rs charming
As these school girls, sweet and time.
by aud by they will he scattered,
BY and by will changes come,
Each one giving up their studies
For the duties of her home.
Then, though they may meet together
In the halls OF mirth, or art,
They win ne'er In such tsbleau
AS this one again take part.
Merry schoolgirls, Happy lasses,
Future mothers of the race.
How we love TO watch Your motions
And your sweet, unconscious grace.
How we love 10 smooth the tresses
on your brows, without care:
Praying heaven to watch and keep you,
Guide and guard you everywhere,
s. W. u
jefferson, Ten, June -, 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Fort Worth s Denver CITY Stage 20.

First-class, fOur-horse Concord
coaches of this line. carrying the Unit
ed States mails, passengers and ex-
press, running In connection with the
Fort Worth & Denver City railway,
leave Wichita Falls daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) at p. IN. for Vernon; distance,
fifty-five miles. Leave Vernon Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, on ar
rival Of daily from Wichita Falls, for
Clarendon, Fort Elliott and Mobeetie,
connecting at Mobeetie with stage
lines for Camp Supply, 1. T, Dodge
City, Kan, 'rascosa, Tex, Fort Has
com and Santa Fe, n. N. This line
has just been newly equipped with the
hest Of coaches and stock. Good eat
ing stations established along the
route. The travelling public will find
it 10 be a first-class stage line In every
respect. For tickets and information
call on the ticket agent at the Union
depot, Fort Worth, Tex, or
j. w. ORR,
Manager, Wichita Falls, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Frank Siddall soap just arrived at
Spencer ~ fuckers. Try a cake.

Habitual constipation is not only one
OF the most unpleasant, but at the same
time one of the most Injurious condi-
lions OF the human system, and is but
forerunner of disease, unless re-
moved. This is usually accomplished
by the use of purgatives which for the
time afford relief but after their i'm
mediate effects have passed they leave
the system In worse state than be-
fore. To effect cure 1t Is necessary
that the remedy used should be one
that not only by Its cathartic effect re-
lieves the bowels, but at the same time
acts as q tonic, so as to restore the
organs to a sound, healthy condition.
This "Prickly Ash Bitters" will do.
10 removes the cause and restores
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Taylor.
Special to the Gazette.

Sp6c1Nl 10 Vne 0HNtIf6.
TAYLOR, Ten, June 25,---Sam Tom
linson, the Oldest building contractor
of this city, leaves to-day with his
family for Wichita Falls, where he ex-
poets to make his future home. Mr.. Z.
built the Oppenheimer block, the Ma.
tional hank building, the Taylor hard
ware building and many others of the
best structures in Taylor. 1t is with
reg ret that the citizens of Taylor part
with him and his family.
The health of the city is splendid.