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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20
POLITIOAL.

Democratic National Ticker.
observation-disclosures CLEVELAND.
Vice President-THOMAsA A. HENDRICKS.
Democratic STATE Ticket.
ELECTORS AT LARGE
RICHARD VAUX. b. J. aoGRANN,
II. Ii. PLUMEk,
nLHcToRs.
Dst. IDist.
John slevin. Is. George s. Purdy.
I'd. P.J J.sensenderfer 10. Z. Il. Ackley
John W. Lee. II. John Z. Levan
II. y. Horan. IS. Ezra ID. Parker
o. x, u. Wright. 10. +. W. Mumma.
y; n. Brinton. ~. A. III. Dill.
g. q. y. RenIschler. ~ j, X, p, Duff
8. III. M. North. o. John swan
10, III. u. Stiles. la A. m Winternt,,
H. A. q. Broadhead. I25 John n UiII
IL II. v. Rockatellow. l28. VIM. A. For0uer
~. Richard Rahn. "a A. j. GreenfieId
IA. George Ii. Irwin.
Democratic County Ticket.
CONGRESSMAN at Large.-W. W. Il. DAVIS.
Goagress.-PARIs HALDEMAN.
Senator tun,- ,-pR. }. M. DEAvER.
Assembly 8.-qasisTiAs FOX:
- n-ssHsMhEssEs IA hsES PATTERSON.
u. ". LEBER.
, =, II. a. kAUFFMAN.
snsTim;mm; snefndndisry.ARhEt N. AhTEfs; vopxu,v
Regisrer.-E. q. DILLER.
County rreasurer.-JNO. 5. MANN.
Clerk OF y; Sill. y; RUTTEk.
County Commissioner +. HARTMAS,
Prison keeper.-GEO. W. STYER.
Prison !nspsctOrs.-I; q; BHSH;
Poor Directon.-GES: pARMsTEEGTifisR.
Coroner.-DAvIs RiTCH.
Auditor.-GEo- W. sCHRoEDER.
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HiDNEY-woRr FOR SALE AT OooH
N rams Drug Store, No. lS7 and 1S9 North
Queen Street. Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20

IJAviN8 DISSOLVED pARJREESsHtP
III and permanently closed the Chestnut
Street Iron Works, desire to inform my Old
still In the business, being located In the Penn
Iron Company's Works, North Plum street,
where am making Iron and Brass Castings
serve all who may favor me with their patron
age. From 40 years experience in the bnsl lness
the best mechanics, am satisfied can gui,T~I
antee entire satisfaction. Castings maie froi y
a mixture OF iron and steel which are more rt1
liable for strength and durability tGssa the'
best cast Iron known. v teeth roll pinions,
rolls and rolling mill work a specially. Cast-l
ings made OF very soft iron, and brass cast
ters af the well and fayorably known howretl
Corn and Cob Crushor, RENTED and imprOvedl
Also on hand, mills completely fitted mp or ind
parts, to replace Old ones which have been I'D
use tor years, guaranteeing thel0 10 give sat
isiacttoR. ~
Angl<Smc u. G. hOUULLEI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-20

V'aE BAUKUs WATER MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECONI hlGAL POWER KNOWN FOR
RIyIN9 LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAKRs BUT LITTLE ROOM.
1T NEWER eBTs OUT or REPAIR.
II CAN NOT BLOW UP.
1T REQUIRES NO YURL.
1T NEEDS NO EEGIEEER.
TuKRR II NO DELAY NO WIRING UP.
No AsHE5 TO OLKAN UP.
No EXTRA INSURANCE. TO PAY.
No REPAIRING NECESSARY.
NO GOAL BILLS TO PAY, AND
1T Is ALWAYS READY PoR UsB.
1t Is invaluable tor Blowing Church Organs,
for Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma.
chimes, Turning Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind
stones, Coffee Mills. Sausage Machines. Feed
Cutters, Corn Mills, Elevators, leo Cream
Freezers. Etc. Call at j. l.. BinkIey's Grocery
Store, corner East King and Duke streets, and
see one In operation.
Fourhorse power at 30 pounds pressure OF
water. 1t IL noiselrss, neat, compact, steady,
and above all II Is VERY CHEAP. Price H16
to $500. Send tor circular to
II. ii. DILLER, AgtS
NO. ~ N. DUKE ST., LANCASTER, Pa.
The Backus Motor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor In ex-
isteGce augll 3md
-
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Attempted Outrage.

Yesterday morning about : o'clock,
Miss sophia Gct2, daughter ot Mr.. Alex
auder Getz, who resides on Polk street
in The "Codars," awoke TO ind logro
man hy hcr bedside leaning over her
She screamed at the top ul her voice,
aud her father and mother ran into The
room lust as the william jumped ouj ol
the window. Mr.. GcR followed him
and ran around the house for th,
purpose of heading HIM oil
in his fight but 3, appears
tho party after clearing tho window
crawiod under the house and when h
pursuer was out of sight he rc-app1alcd
at the outside of window and re1chnl
in secured his roat he had dropped iI
sis flight. Mrs. GciZ snw him und
screamed when Mr.. Gct2 ro-euierui iHJ
house TO see the party running away r
last as his feet could carry him. 70,
followed him but the chase was ,u
vain. The Heud had fuE1u q
chair from thoportico and placing 20 h,
window of the rOom in when IN,
young lady WAS sleeping had cut On,
lattice work aud raising the wire sctocr
had entered the room oftno Young lady
lie essayed to chlorot0rm her hd, ~,
uwoke ia time TO prevent u. When sn,
screamed he clutrhod her hy the mech
and choked her. lie is li-hi.romploctad
feet Z inches In height aud WCinh
about 40 pounds. Three arrests Were
made by the officers duriug he duv lon
the identity of the party has not sc
been established.
There was some talk Of lynchin.
the parties IN custody bu
II amounted only TO Idle talk.
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culcsGo coNyrSrloS.
Scene. Around the Herald Bulletin Boards
How the News os me Nominations
Were Received Nrand Democratic
AmhiIac.

scenes around the Herald Bulletin Board"
.aow the News ~ me Nominations
Were Received - Grand Democratic
Jubilee.
va o ~ q v roror " ,,,' 15.,5s
tLo C,oV'', 'is ,.,,.'o he e,s
r"' .n' la '''U'o, VIZ .oo, ~ MA
c MT,y o''{ {bof ,h.on"sd ''. abSnt tbem.
yyri9h"D9 'u ~, tu'Gos ' Ian ,,,n'.I
" u' ; ,ri, tb 49, 49, ~, o.;,s ,ih
" s9,.llo5 intoro., ANA t,Sro con.id-
nr"bIo bnltino b"th a,nono na,onn,ats
..'S y ,,,,i f''i;7, uV,i ~ ,c ,,,,,}d Ln
"inatod oe T,o 0or,o'.r"tic .tonIord-
hoor. NJ, ,,,'.,,,,,,'e,,t folio',.i,,.,
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Dallas, July Il Editor Herald. -
Your comments this morning ia regard
to orr water failure demands some cy
PLANTATION, and as ! am temporarily u,-
filling The duties OF Mayor I'm his ab-
sance, beg 70 say, as the result Of daily
personal examinations since assuming
those duties, that the alarming decrease
in the supply OF water was due to the
falling in of portion OF the hrick wall
forming the receiving reservoir Of The
spring water and the inflow OF vast
qnautily Of EARTH which became
compact against the base 81 the
wall and very largely closed the many
openings through which The wa,ar en-.
tjred. Added to this was a largo
accumulation ofVcgeiaOlc scum. Chese
distractions are largely removed, and
the work will be completed In two or
thrsFaays During the work, Ct course,
The water is kept muddy, but when
completed IL will Doe as clear as Whcu
the works were new. This obstruction
occurred in May; why not soonal rn-
moved il is not MY province 20 1F.
The supply OF Watcr, however p 'tl
doubled and q considerable aIuUun
viii be made by the vorS r % ag
done
In addition 20 this receiving tt,.
~ To- $50 feet l0n-, is being planted
Che base OF the grave! h,ulSou Che
side OF the creck, resting ON CSC
rock bottom, into which, d..
lar as opened, there is q c1pious flow q
hmpd water, destined. as hCl.oysl p.
the experimenting Commissioners
f'cs-rs. Garter and Keller u.s. ,u,I a-
myself, to add greatly O. the supply o.
puro wafer in The PUMPING reservoir
into which this new supply FH"~
through % subieyrauCW ripo from p.
receiving box From thctNu source, 3
is hoped an abundant supply will ug OH
tanned throughout the season. iiui 10
addition IN these increased sources, %.
pump at the river, after thorough clean
ing, is being replaced 60 he used in cls
OF fires.
mich more might hc said on the gen
cral s3hiecl, bui the only design %. thl
mote Il to place before the public .h
essential facts which they have q righ
10 know. Respectfully
JouN Henry BHpWN.
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ACROSS THE cHAsm.


The Mesican Veterans to clasp Hand. at
st, Louis.
ST.. loris, Mo-, July No., Al meeting
Of Mexican veterans here last nisht. IL
was decided to hold an international
convention OF Mexican Veterans in this
city early in October next. The project
meets the hearty approval of President
elect Gen. &. Diaz, OF Mexico. and other
prominent Mexican government OFT
c.niS, and they have promised tn send
hitN prominent veterans of the Mexican
war 70 the convention. The committee
appointed to take chnrgc Ut the matter
viii issue invitations and make ali nee.
ossnrN preparations for the convention
II Is expected this meeting will have d
marked effect in ailaying whatever bgd
feeling the McNicans may have for the
Americans, aud do much toward estnh
fishing cordial good will between IA,
two Republics.
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THE FRONTIERS FOURTH.


RRowNsrItIG. july 3. Special oE
resp ldence. rne glorious FoUrthw@s
oelehatedi in this cofnor, with due re-
speci and honor to the "Am5ricau bjrd
Tho mail boy was happy iu the display
Of fire works, and salute of thirty-nine
guns were fred in the United States gar
fisoN and responded TO by our Mexican
neigaAQrs In the "Heroic MatamOras.
Bv taa way the MeXicans generally are
very patriotic, Their holidays are uU-
mefaUs, the grand ones come on the 9Th
al Nav, "Cinco de Mayo and 9TH Of
September, the inst, celebrated rs the
downfall OF the French rule in Mexico,
and the other Is rs Il National holiday,
both these days correspond TO our
Fourth Their salutes are answered
by the guns on this side OF the river
Flags both American and McNieln, We're
displayed from various buildings IL the
two cities. This speaks much iOr Che
friendly aud amicable feelings existing
Between the citizens on both SIDES OIL
the river, quite a comparison 60 other
portions OF the Rio Grapde, Indeed. n
can he said TO the credit of Atatamoras
the heroic city of 1.-The Wild River OF b.
Nolta, = that the people are k,ua auo
hospiablo; that tAe onlciais ave tsN
yatiHild. i'm the exercise OF theit duties
ina; ery lttlo lawlesspcss eSis,s, au.
Americans and foreigners are tIeateC
as flepds and ciii2ous ..ia be com
mccN portion, white mot passc~~In.
f reaN ~ tro No1ri- o. tN' \ 'r' Is
sci axe i've NnQ .piit,Y. He s.As-a
e. Is tAat MatAWord~ neren "'
American city imam amy $40
But 70 proceed with our "fumrh
"paNsaje," (pdua3cial ;he MtN'lau 30
barbecue, was given ahOtt three Uil4c
from the city, An immense c1"d wa
in attendance ana every one had q goo
time. Speeches were made. tan
King Of cattle fame spoke, as did Hon
W. ID Grain, Congressional candidate
Az 3 O'Clock in the ajt2, noon the !i.,l
folks Of tie ei,y met
the opera house which tl
Kind fades Of Brownsville ha
decorated with flowers and hanging
ilags oil both countries. Il WUs Nrig'
and beautiful scene Dancing c'
gagged in until O'Clock, when 8ll MOI
invited To a repast. At $ o'r.ore 81
hall was resigned 10 their older hrothe
and sisters, who kept up the ,esiVitu
until q late hour. Ii was most enjoy
bic tiiae In the garrison the O.. ;. ella
mad their rooms also appropriately aI
beautifully decorated. There was
very large attendance and the dauct
was kept up '',iil dewY morn A Dn
que, was spread for 900 guests. iudee
our Fourth was duty observed "i
respect 10 the American eagle, every
had q good time and no fights,
The weather Is pleasant. OSWALD.
<,---
Ljctlo joker is Che be>. saolr
ba.pn
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A NOBLE WORK.
SIXTY SIX BAPTIST BODIES
Assembled at the Twentieth Annu Sc7-
,iou of tine To.H~ baptist sunday
school and Coiportagc Con-
VtutiOu - Euthu-ia-m.


According TO Understanding and IN
orlat to simplify lne report. names of
aiuiSter, and lay delegates are placed
Together. At lO O'Clock Yesterday morn
Jug The Texas lhpliat Sunlay-school
and CuiuotAgc convention assent led
at .hU Uli.gs Baptist burch $50 uep-
case, ucug urcseu no Che opening and
others arriving latnr. Devotional oSCr-
rtscs wen. cpnlrt,gd nv ~. W. Bur
nushs, uI h"ur,cla, Hit which s.. s..
- Fdcu. OF Dallas, delivered me address
Welcome, to which S, r. Hpai'-
lg, 90 Galveston, responded.
lNlm.ra.'-n %, cInioHtia
nest ln orders dlrl credguiai, urgUi
la.'. iha vote ut.Hg Hkcn ". r.
Hoa oiN"'lg-, Has elected pre- .lu,
"Hi presidents q. s.. Bt,ur- OF
h3.r.r IS.u, 70. Il. Nrua. hor,l1u
aga d. H. hlmpol1h Wctlho,iord.
z u"NuDy NWEius, o., Nulo sou, was
o.e''o1 recording e.ony and i, E.
tl'E, of AHsrm IroWur. oH wol ou
,le programme submitted HN thC
committee was adopted. Alter
-I0-.I- dcNn!og} tue tnionun'
u,l.a iir-t d1v ciond with ucuodi,-
Ion delivered oy Is. G.. buckucr cot
l'.'.''.
alTEUHuoS ~Es So
~ , %. 800. Ih convention tyae~Cm 1iod
WIN augmented numbers and appeared
e'-er io &c, TO- work. At the otcruoou
Session l'e building was nearly crowded
anu over A'ii "t jhe nuwn.r pros
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The Dust Ind Lnm.

The street sar'nkler, Mr. McDonald,
has perfected arrangements with the
Texas a Pacific railway to get water
from its tank for sprnkling purposes
and the binding disgusting dust is laid
save on that portion OF Maine street and
the cross streets where the forces arc
grading for The laying OF the bois dare
pavement
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a.. Charles Warbwtuu ll.h.ru..
Nu-ralia. ,ays hc suffered um e
drained l,nChuud tried mJrv pr,n.rs-
lions without relief FINALLY nH fried
Sic Jacobs 1.-the magic po.u-rugIrsug
and was cured.
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tiJy... IA. Leach, intoxicated. ,ucU
.@.
Ci,y SIS. John Smith, impersona.inu
police officer; continued
city Ns. Ben Kirby, assault and bat
..r}; iurd So.
'',N ~. James logan, ob>JJucUug th,
streets; discharged.
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When YOU visit ur lpaYe New YORK
save hnrgqgO, express cor rJ.liaga
'i.a aud stop ttho 3raud nlou hotel.
aHpotit the Gmtd Central Depot S.N
nNrrd elegant rooms. lifted M ~ "a
ir of Slwl,eN, reduced 10 % and up-
fds per gay. European nlm. Elp-
fsHE. Restaurant supplied wi,h the
llnrSf-t AIRS. STAGES and elevated
A1tte % Hll den'is. Itmilie. cgm
i'tc l'il'r ior loss money 20 iho UfArd
nnn Mtul han Ia lnvo;ha. dr..-e'ies
in ihe cily
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: woodeglm chn Tonl- mi IN I.,,,l.

: Wonderful Chiil Tonle and gu I.trei.
tent Anii-biiiou, Remedy best Mcli-
cine IN t.r.
j. y. ~,'rU * Co., 80. loui. Duutlc
men; AltHr Swing Your medicine 'pr
.rlH. i'm my faulty, am m.purN tuSgv
20 is The best chill and Fever Tou'c IN
use. cannot say too much iu praise If
your Bile Beans. think that VOC can
safely recommend them iu ain bilious
attacks. Your, with RESI- poet,
N.J. WALLACE, Sigu Painter.
NIva,aJo, Texas.
For sale by an druggists.
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VIM. rchinu. rlnc.

IN fAt ~ AcuinUS tliirs
"Bensou's Capc,ur Porous p'asgr
D..,i mo OF % chronic aiocti0u of 'u
il1lc.S. US. T.. II. % CENTS.
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z ALL 4 PATTON,
- AttOrues 7-at-fHW and Iand AGENTS.
Alvarado, johnson County. Texas
Refer to hlvGrado bans, T. 3. Tnelove. i.
Il. Hill. y. f. Sparks
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~ ,he 81. George; W : wioloss
sherman; l. w oglosby, Plano: q C1l
Inns. Mckinney u r Ba,chclor. Texas.
= y Mpuiton, Plano; John W Witiuma
Lancaster, pousylvaaia; RI = rem. So
lonis; q G MOnntpastie. Aliss. .
wilson, kaufman; q . Adkm. WA.f...
hnri : w NHrhln. 81. Inais,
~ ~ inracy. a II cdris,iai iei ..s,..
iitn' NinelitiI fAt,.i.. AEnlI.,,t.
s..1aiss, AN.ofst asGfa
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! J., HENRY,
% Att0rney-ut- and Land tgeat.
Cleburnc, Johnson CuuHty, Texas.
has q complete abstract ui All land iiji.s In
tre county.
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4 pitiir "H'E ANtN DUNG SEQ
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Don't Die la the House.
Rough 0n Rats clear, pJt rats mice.
reaches, nod-hups. iics, auts, molcs. chip-
muuss, g0phcrs, etc, Is cpnta.
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tiepacnvino Era.g County, Tcsq-.
II, Ii. EuIl.L. Itj. \ l..,st.
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Ljtao Joker is the be,. smol q o-
bacco
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At.o-1e -st-J.a,y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-22
PILOT POINT.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
PILoT POINT, TEX, Aug. 2O--The
first bale of cotton was received here
to-day, brought in by Billingsly. who
lives eight miles south of town. 1t
was classed middling and sold at auc-
ton for l0l cents per pound weight
of bale 90 To Mr.. w. :. McShan,
cotton buyer and popular dry
goods dealer, who expressed by the
Pacific company to Humphrey, Malone
Il Blake, st. Louis. A purse Of Sj0.5O
was contributed by the buiness men
making u total of Sl03 50 the farmer re-
allied for his cotton.
The post.Oiiice moved eastward to.
day about hundred feet. 1t now oc.
cupies the front instead of the rear of
the building, II great convenience to
the public.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Newbury lett YES
terday morning for an extensive trip
through Iowa and Wisconsin.
Miss Bennie Harrison returned yes
terday from Fort Worth, where she
has been visiting friends.
This city was honored by the con-
vention nj Houston in placing Hon,
w. A. Kendall on the committee of
crede iIiala, platform and resolutions.
billiard Thompson, colored, was ar
rested by Deputy sheriff Kendall
charged with assault and battery, was
admitted To bail in the sum of 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-22
THEAMkRICAN PARIS.
Brick aud Mortar improvements Fine
Business Houses, Elegant Dwell.
iuys Vic Eic

Drick auu MORTAR lmprONemcntS--tt nc
Business Houses, Elegant Dwell.
Jugs, Elc.. Etc.
special correspondence OF the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, Aug, 1o.---"How Ia IL
that money is 40 feariully scarce here
abouts and SO much building Is going
on ~ asked a Partisan.
"Money scared Who said money is
scarce here Why, our banks have
over 4Oo, 900 solid dollars In their solid
vaults. They are keeping II for US TO pre-
vent recklessness ON our part In view
of the splendid crops In our section,
As for the building pooni that merely
shows the confidence our " id,- Awake
people have IN our fortunate littl.
city,
A pleasant drive over the city with
such pleasant company M l had.-or
rather, | was the company OF
the occasion--revealed \ material
progress ana addition To the city
we'll calculated to sustain the regula-
tion
PRIDE OF THESE PARIS PEOPLE.
One Of the most noticeable ediiices
nearing completion is that for the
newly formed Paris Trading company
This building Is lOixlaT feet, two
stories high and designed for tAe
wholesale and retail dry goods bust.
ness. and the details of the building
are admirable and novel.
known under the style OF Joe Lyons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-22

4 Co., IL now the Lyons hcmX
Hardware company, said to be TIA,
strongest Arm In their line In IN
state. These gentlemen are preparin.
10 make large additions TO their build
ings. In the same neighborhoot
Messrs. Massenburg and Neagle az,
erecting substantial brick store build
ings.
TO THE EAST
Of the square Lawyer V. w. Hale ha:
just finished handsome two-story
brick, 37x75 feet, Mr. hale occupying
the entire upper door as office. library
etc, and said 20 be the most perfectly
arranged law rooms in the state
Adjoining Mr.. Hale's building w
b. Wise # FilZh ugh. Martin y Wise
Is erecting "A splendid brick livery sta.
BILE of large dimensions. Near by tie
dilapida,td and absurd CITY hall and
calaboose +. Paul Is putting up three
small stores. The excellent carriage re-
pository of j. Y. Gardner was recently
finished aud is well arranged for hi-
business.
WEST OF THE PosToFFlcE
j. w. Rogers has added an extensive
addition c. his furniture store; the
new buildings are used for the manu-
fscture of furniture aud contain a
complete equipment of machinery TO
that end.
NEhR THE DEPOT
Culberson, Castor Il Co.. late of Ala
bama, are putting up substantial cot
ton.seed oil mill, the only one In Paris,
and their prospects of success seem ia
vorable, the gentlemen having had ex-
tensive experience in that business.
They begin operations next month.
To the wet Of town Mr.. John Martin
Is erecting a unique dwelling ut
an estimated cost oil $50, 900
The popularity of this building
is In the form of the material use. a
fine quality of Lamar county stone is
being cut TO the size of brick: this will
he laid In black cement, and the effect
VIII be at least novel und probably
handsome. The grounds surrounding
the building are extensive and will be
beautified. Mr.. Martins large means
enable him to add this elegent home
to the many others owned In Paris.
notwithstanding the many institu-
tions of learning In North Texas,
another will soon be completed by
Prof. Gowdy, here. He is building an
academy for young men, and from
what the citizens say the professor
viii meet with deserved success.
So from this possibly incom-
plcte list of new buildings,
it will be seen that there is "a much
in the future of Paris as
have the Fort Worth people in their
city. Paris very reasonably looks for
another railroad; she has enterprise to
Il considerable extent, and the nerve
TO put out liberal amount
Of her large, capital when &C
casion requr 9. The se,ti n
of country tributary to Paris il grow
ing excellent crops and whether
Butler or Blame steps into
the presidential chair, the business of
this winter will assuredly be good
and all this new brick and mortar
evidence the expectancy of the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-22
Arnold Walden Institute

Will be opened in September. This
Institution will afford such advantages
that our youth may not have to go
elsewhere to seek the best. Pupils
from sixth grade upward, according to
our public school grading, will be ad-
mitted. The faculty for the ensuing
year viii have u valuable addition in
Mrs. j. w. Manuel, who will give reg.
ular lectures on geology and msthet.
les. Mrs. Walden and Miss Haywood
resume their places in their respective
departments. Mrs. Waller will remain
in charge OF the music, and Miss Car
ter OF the art class. Further iniorma-
ton can be obtained by addressing
Mrs. {. Walden, or 10y calling at 20
West Fifth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-22
pnre Powder.

ks.uce the first package of Silver
llDaf. Baking found It's way to the
Aceie Of a consumer, II has grown in
pD,imar favor with n rapidity un-
kno wn.in the history of any baking
powder vel offered the public. That
lt rose triumphant over every op-
posing obstacle aud took a position
side by side with the leading brands
in the. market, evidences the merit
piained for 1t by the manufacturer,
Why this unprecedented popularity
III this new brand of baking powder Is
IS legitimate question, aud the answer
M found IN the guarantee of J. IL.
Brown that every package Is chem.
liaailY pure.