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AR.nlnri,r killing.

RIcaMoSD. KY, May 2S john G.. Gar
ret, was sNot AMI Instantly Killed by John
Turner IN tho southern portion ~ TINS
county 'yeatesdsv. The DGa met ga ,he
road, Garrett salusHd Turner p.easerus
The lstter, who carried gun on his strul
drr, tiier cur.inc Garrett shot tha whole
tcp OF his n-ad 81, An old tued was tns
ceuse 80 the Githculty.
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business Men,
Wearied from the labors OF the day, on
going home, find that thoy cannot bave toe
desired and necessary rest, for tine llttle
darling is still suffering, and slowly ara
ni,ituIIv wasting away by the drainage no
on lis sys,em from the eifso. of tepthing. II
thew would think to use Or. Bigrers' South.
srn Remedy, loss of s,oep and bo ~sl com =
plaints could be- unknown. Pfics % cents
Ask your druggist for it. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Georeis, pro-
prietor of raylor's Premium C1logGe,
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LADIES, kxpOsiTIos DIETING.

The ladies' exposition meeting, held at
the parlors OF tho Windsor hotel yesterday
morning, wss largely attended, and all
present were enthusiastic In tbs CANS.
Mrs. ]. l.. Hrry presided. Com mit..s5
wers appointed 10 take change Of the
various dspsrtDcp's, whose names. with =
fall report OF their work, will sppear IN
sundays HERALD. The Meeting adjourned
TO meet again st the parlo!s Saturday at
A IA
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I.EAisi.EsTtD,

Andy Elan ana Jim Iiunnio1', who
~ors Srrestsd nd placed under bonds
lne sim. since, on the charge OF shooting
Dick DoGglss cJlored, wsre rssrrested yes
t.rday morning bY the county authorities,
onA writ Issued on bii,s OF indictment
found by the grand jury charging than
With assault 30 murder and plsosd under
bonds ui 500 each.
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McHeacue Acquitted.

CHICAGO, Msy 2s.-Neh McKesgue, who
was charged With the murier OF the aged
Wilson couple ut Minnetka, two months
sgo was acquitted this morning on the IN.
dictmert charging hum with tina murder Of
the husband. Tns indictment chergin
him with tho murder OF HE vile IL SID
pend ne. but the evidonc IL abe same Ia
both cases. The tr ,nl occupied three weeks.
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EXCURSION TICKETS.

Over the Missouri Pacific and Texas
Psciiic rail ways will be 90 sale at u: p
raraer's ticket office, 5o4 Main ST.. June
lst. the only office where you can get
through ileepingcar accommodations to
81 I,ouis.
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THAT SOLE.

Tie contract to drain the largo hole Of
water IL the rear OF the old por'oifics was
| lrt'yrsserday 20 IesGs. Fish Il S.und'r,on
Tor $3.50. Faev viii put in plpe drain $50
leet long. which viii connect with tao Mar
soils cr.ir. Astuis pool OF water ~ such d
a general nuisance. Il IL 70 bs hoond that
the ct.ntracrors viii be, to wcra ao once TO
drein it,
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CnIc.eo, May 2s-Tbus fsr only . fsv
NJ toe delegates % she nstionsl repub-
llcan convention, which will meet here
tuesday, Jane %, have srhved.
A portion OF the national sub.
COMMITTEES on arrangements arrived
eome DAYS aro and With Chair nan
John G. New, Of Iudisnspclis, bss since
been busy with details. The o,nnittee
spsst the entire day to-day
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pOSTfONED, .

The directory o: The Fe2a' Tfurk did not
auert Tussdsy pursuant g. adjournment
fron tbs resGltr mgetinr, OWNS % Tho ao-
s-rcs OF par.'-3 iu'crsst,i. .Ap.ain 3. j.
AGans ai.o judge J l.. Henry ara at pres.
sut In Au-ua. Tho meeting 10 post
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Ysaiodhy Deputy encru W,.e.cr 81.
.e.gd j. PylalJar on u gr. i..uaf ou q
bll vi injiclmont found by .h' a-,lt 5urvt
charging him vita cstt'o Stealing. ly-
lander was arrs8,ed on GrauH Prairie.
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C,ty vs. Jory Shes, jumping on train In
moton; ciscaarsfJ.
,isy ". Elmo Nnisc, fghi-r: f1ei g.
City vs.. Ciaod VI ier, Ia. Co.,, huel s..
CITY W. AioK. B.roies. ps1!Ane language /,
r,ufiunad
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GRANTED a nINuMrN.

Della Jones was gr4lfat H ..v .'c IN The
Hs.ucreourl ye,terIAg i-lu boz husband @
o.. ssnseih bee 5.c,uss sI.I.I. d 70 COOK
aia rl.lt O. suit t.s t4s 81 ..s ..sts.
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TA9 .fll1la Gtroos.
Dallas. TcKaS
SARGENT & co.
GENERAL AGENTS. Fo9


the
Nam TIN Drsw'rs Type Writers tn Hughes Pa "a, COMBINE
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wA,nIsoros. May 2s.-fPress. THE
subcommittee OF the house committees on
agriculture bss reported to fpu com mi'-
tee the bill TO establish agricultural ex-
detrimental statioer In connection with the
various ststs agricultural colleges.
Senator Co!lum reported from the DOM.
mittee on pensions to-day tbs bill confer
ring pensions upon vi persons who rtrUd
three months during the war and have
been honorably discharged. ssd who are
or shall become disabled from any cause
not the result " their o IN gross careless
ness, disreputshle conduct or ycnus
habits, and phsll -l.o be dependent wholly
or in pert upon their own lSoor or psouni.
ary ssSistapcs from othcrb Tor The means OF
comfortable suoptrt
The bouse conui ter on elections by a
vote OF o TO /, decided : report in favor u'
seating J. ii. Chalmers In III. contested
election case OF Chslmer' Manning, from
Mississippi. Ia the case ~ Massey W.
Wise, from Virrini, tAe commits" ag-"fd
10 repori in favor ~ wis, ny yot. "a 7 TO
4 An Effort wa4 slso m.ds tnserce loon a
rspnrt In tho c-se 81 Campbell "a. Morry,
from Ohio. SIX democrats v,ied in f,yor
of Campbell. Adams snc Cook, cemoorstr,
anu republicsrs relused TO vote, thus
breaking the qrorum. ]. ~ass2l0 by those
who refused t. voto that thgy were not nc
auninted with the morit, Of the case.
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TIL best omokin; tobacco 10 Lit
JOKER"
Zone OF ,he stock Market.


NV YorE, May % achievements irnsr
for AZ: lower Tor 4 l-2's.
Railways irregular.
state secu riiiee quiet.
The Bhnre market opened weak, and ia
The first half bour Of businrps thore ives u
declina OF IL to- | 10 prices. Later there
wac a recovery ~ 2t9 Ia. Lectawenns
md Union Pacific leading the rally. After
IL o'clock specui alton became weak and
lover. Ia the afternoon the bsors made
SHARP at,scks on tho market, supported by
uniayorsble runners. Money also became
active, advsEclng 10 8 per cent, ard this
assisted the downward movement. Prices
broke 1-2 to per cent, New YORK Csntrs
Northwestern preferred spd Union Pacific
being the greaiest sufferers. Near the oioss
there vas recovery VI IL Ia D s, ~ d
the msrket closed steady. Ooupared win
last nights closing, pTic-e ere
lower for North Ee-terI pfsfcrrso. l.b Tor
Union Pacific aud NV YORK. Central,
for r .ading, 3 tor hanka ~.nns auo ll'lnois
Cenirsl, 23-S foc central Psc iir, . ID tor
Western Unlon and Oelawsr, n Hnd'ou,
us Tor Q1iDcv, 1874 Tor J.rssy Centrul
aud Northern P4c'fc preferred, ] Tor
Miesouu Pacific and IL 20 per ceut. for
tn remainder OF thc ective lat. The gov
efning committee usnid ~ lore eco -u-
chFrae on Decoration dey - e.open ss,-
urdGv morning. rhey also decided 90 open
the exchanges on Mnnd " during lurc,
July end Angus g. II u. IT, INSTEAD 90 10 o.
~, a. usual. Transactions. 1'',qV0 fhases
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ctvcivHArI, Nav 3 Cincinnati c uicns)
9; Wssning Ezra (Nst'"' si.l, q.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Eienia.
Lund bors's Perfume. narech.l Mol Ross.
Landlords Perfume, Al pine Ntuiet.
Lundborgs Psrium,, Lilly OF the Valley
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Tho NhnmII1n-T FITNIl's
Eapia,i's champion picycligi, Mr. John
Role, sos that w the cah pionship Goa.
tfst, fiding eight hourS e.sh day iur t,x
dars, and one bundled miles nseiu; tint
iss, sffsr. he Is pogfive that 81. Jacobs
on by It's wonderful sif-ois IN training end
racing. enabled him 20 gio both races. He
calls il n booa compar ion era rsoammorde
il to all a,hletes, anu would not be sithoui
a Eifv cente
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Eads hi Placed IN the Hands el
Friends.
The River and usrDor Bill Probabl.
Doomed.
Proceedings OF Congress- Miscellany,
THE EADs BiLI.--THE RIVER AND
HARBOR BILL.

wAsnnoToH, May rs -TspeciALl-scns'
tors CoEe, Vsst, Cong.r, Miller. of New
York, aud Dalps were to-day appointed u
sub.committsa Of tbs senate commitsea OF
commerce. 10 conkide- the Esds bill. Most
Of these are considered friendly. aud the
advocates OF the measure feel encouraged.
There IL mn impression In some auAr,ers
that the river and hRrbor bill may isil this
session. since the refusal of the house IL
consider 1t to-day. A., any rate 1t viii MOI
be consi tered this week or next.
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roRrY-EIGHTu CUaCBEss FIRST
SESSION.

WASHINGTON. Msy - --tPnss.l-A bill
wss reported iavorably TO reimbufs" seY-
erai states for Interest paid un w-r leans.
The Mexican pensions bill sas then
taken up, the pending question bpinR npon
Mr. Losan's motion 10 strike ont that part
of the amend msnt proposed by tha senate
pension committee that limits he pansi on
to ex.soldiers aud ex-sal.oTs who ars da
penden, in whole or 10 pert on their own
labor or assistance from others.
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'TH|y WEEK ONLY.

For this week only will offer the following
goods at prices that will astonish every one:
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TIE nuHsTEp nor SPRINGS BANK
COMMIrrsE WORK

WARRINGTON, May 2s.-[Press.l--Bank
Examiner Gatemar, OF ~. LOWS, viii take
charge OF the Hot Springs National Bank.
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up.,u,,orov NJ, % ..rpras, 1-Cohh
rS,aa, ,r,,r. ,ha r,mi.,a ton IN nnblic
na" rnr,.d Ill, IN to,ta;t ,ha npa.yn"d
,snd', Iep' 80 30 a,,sn,,c 6 p.ci6" rsiI
.a.d d ,,",n.nx plscsd on the honse csisn
a.
oar; ,,., ,,,,.. ~ ,,s
ns nou,o o"r Nj +, rsd"cs. ths nun.
~. ~ ;n,a,nsi ,.vsnus co,Isc,,on dis,ric,.
pei VI inte.n" 'en"s .,vtn',nrs. snd IN
n mon e H. }o,oa in ,Sa "ensioa ofiic.4
~, -, r.;d.s.h,s Ji.cns.on noncsrniny
Al, A,cr ",,s,'n, oI on,,.nt,nS ;n,arnsi
sau.nn. Tbown,on yavs notics nj an
Iessnddr, ~, rh,ch a, shs nron.y tlms hs
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Pic ture E'T. Il IN & =
MADE TO ORDER.
Hrtistfi q. tcfiuls full assortment. Pspm
Utueilr a.l Dec 1re'iug We give special atton-
arH 20. j. VIII nay ron % noe our stock, apd
e. Hur pr...s before huviug. rS-akND IlR
PRICE list and SAMPLES
HAMtL ON IS NOlNG. $40 Elm st-cet
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-06-20
Notice..

NTOTICE is hcrabysgiven in accord
~ ance with Act No. 404. passed
Dec. 4th, 1883. by the General Assem-
bly,, that Petition has been filed in
our Office praying for y Public High
way from Days Gross Road by w. O..
Ri:hey's, to Easley's Bridge, upon the
most direct and practicable route, and
upon grade of not more than one
foot to the rod. and that we will be in
session at Easley on the first Monday
in July next, at 10 o'clock, a N, to take
into consideration the proprie,y Of
opening said Road, and that all persons
Interested in opening the same will be
allowed to testify for or against 1t.
A. b. TALLEY,
ELIAS DAY,
B. s. FREEMAN,
County Comna'rs Pickens co.
june IL II
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Furniture House,
EASLEY S. C., a

COME ONE, COM + ALL
A ND furnish your Houses in elegant
"a style for the Summer with a nice
Line Of Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bu-
reaus. Tables, Stands, Chairs, Rockers,
&c Sc. A general assortment
of Landscape chronlos in 22x3O inch
frames, chord, &C.. all ready for hang
ing on the walls. Also, on hand, line
OF cabinet, promenade, panelan card
size photograph frames. all in artistic
style. Always on hand u full line of
UNDERWRITERS. SUPPLIES.
Caskets and collins, allsizes aud styles.
Burial Robes for each sex, all qualities
and prices. Ready at al hours to wait
upon customers. Coffins trimmed in
any style, and when SO desired, will be
trimmed and shipped to any point on
Railroad free of extra charge.
Thanking You for past favors. and
soliciting your further patronage, ain
Respectfully yours.
"A. MI. RUNION.
feb 8-Sm
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T. II, - " 1N ~ ~, 10 8
Seneca, Heliotrope Silk, with hat
to match; Miss Bessie Powell, of
Atlanta, Amber Satin: Miss Ma
mie Black, Laurens, White Null
over Blue; Miss Matte Blake, Of
Texas, Null and Oriental Lace.
The following from Spartanburg:
Miss Emma Bobo, Pale blue Silk,
Filagree Ornaments; Miss Ernes-
tine Heinitsch, Crimson Satin;
Misses Carrie and Alice Duncan,
White Nuns Yelling, Ottoman
Silk; Miss Mary Law, Cream Null;
Miss Alice Walker, Light Blue
Null.
The Ball given by the White
Rose Dancing Club took place on
Thursday night. We give some
dresses Of those who participated.
Miss Minnie Wright, Cream Sat
in, Embossed Velvet, Diamonds;
Miss Fannie Merriman, Nile Green
Satin, hand embroidered; Miss
Carrie Izlar, Orangeburg, Pink
Satin and Garnet Velvet; Misses
Fannie and Mamie McCreery,
White Silk and Garnet Velvet,
PINK Silk and White Lace. Miss
Tobin, Augusta. Ga, Blue Satin;
Miss Ida Pyles, Blue Satin and
Tulle; Misses ST. Laurence and
Sara Fleming, White Embroidered
Mulls: Miss Sudie Young, Nile
Green Satin; Miss lizard, Blue
and White Silk; Miss Agnes Hill,
Blue Brocaded Satin and White
Lace; Misses McBce, Lincolnton,
n. G., Pink Nuns Yelling; Miss
Ernestine Heinitsch, White Nuns
Yelling and Lace; Misses Josie
and Bessie Farrow, Crimson Silk
and White Lace, White and Gold
Satin; Miss Bessie Powell, Silk
and Amber Satin and Arresene
Embroidery; Miss Bessie Means,
Crimson Satin and Lace; Miss
Clemmie Cofeld. Blue Silk and
Lace; Miss Alice Walker, White
Null, and Embroidered Skirt;
Miss Emma Bobo, Null and Gold
Point; Miss HELEN McMakin,
Null, Irish Point and Satin; Miss
Mamie Black. Pink Tarleton and
Satin; Miss l.. MCGOWAN, Gray
and Red Silk; Miss Rainy, Of
Chester, Cream Satin; Miss Eva
Speights, White and India Lawn;
Miss Lola Kirkland, Blue Null and
Oriental Lace; Miss Ollie Yeo-
mans, Of Columbia, White Lace
and Lilac Silk; Miss Wedden, Of
Ashvillc, Cream and Blue Satin;
Miss Query, Of Baltimore, Green
tarleton; Mrs. A. A. Foster, Choc-
olate Brocade and Diamonds.
w. S. GREGORY. our Foreman and
= I \ Il
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THE CHEAP CASH
Store of
OW NBEY BROS,

Is the place to buy your Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Scgurs, Far
mcrs' Hardware, Garden Seeds, &C.,
, OUR SPECIALTIES.
We keep Stoves, Crockery and Tin
ware. at hard times prices.
Thanking the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past, we
hope 10y close attention to business to
merit a continuance of the same.
Country produce bought at highest
market price, for cash.
Remember our motto is 1dick sales
and short profits. Give us Il CAL.
Respectfully,
OWNBEY BROS.
Easlcy, S. G.
Jan 25.-Sm
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w. S. GREGORY. our Foreman and
Publisher, is authorized to receive and
receipt for subscriptions, Job work and
for THE MESSENGER.
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- A/s"AS, oudtlCHOOH, IA, w OFk lOr
the Next Century. w. M. Lester,
Winnsboro, The Medical Profess
ion. r. E. Mood, York, South
Caroline in Literature. A. e.
Moore, Wexford, Condition Of En-
gland. NJ. III. Moore, Spartanburg,
Patriotism Of the Southern Army.
Nj. Pegues, Cheraw, The Moors.
A. G.. Rembert, Sumter, Classics
in Liberal Education. J. p.
Smith, Spartanburg, Woman's
Claim. II. S. Wannamaker,
Orangeburg, Benjamin Wofford.
The speakers composed class
OF very fine young men and Of like
ability. Wofford never turned out
q better class. They are men that
will 60 out in the world with an
earnest purpose, and we predict
for them nothing less than sue
cess. Mr.. A. G. Rembert achiev-
ed in his College course something
unprecedented in the history of
Woff'ord. He had been student
of the Institution for four conse-
cutive years. and took two degrees,
4. B., and A. NJ. He is man of
extraordinary ability, and the In
stitutions which will secure his
services either as q tutor or
professor, will indeed be fortunate.
The medals in the different depart
ments were awarded to the follow
ing gentlemen: Physics Medal,
II. B. Carlisle. Greek Medal, J. j.
j. Burnett. Medal for English Lit
erature and Theses, II. S. Wanna
Fmaker. After the Seniors had fin
ished their orations, Dr. f. S.
Joynes, Of the S. G.. University,
very happily addressed the Liter
ary Societies. 1t was well taken,
and people recognize in him great
worth and ability.
This closed the literary cxcrcis-
es Of Wotford College Commence
ment. According to the usual
|plan, Reception was given in the
Chapel and Society Halls in the
evening to the Senior Glass. No
occasion can be pointed to as a
more happy one. The social feat
ures are something extraordinary.
All the beauty, chivalry and gal
lantry Of either sex, are exhibited
most advantageously on the eve
ming Of the receptions. 1t is per-
feet feast for the unconcerned spec
tator, and a season Of JOY, indie
scribable, to the happy partici-
pant. Women among the fairest
were in attendance, and men a.
mong the most chivalrous were
present. Strangers with noted
beauty were present. Columbia,
Charleston, Newberry, Union, Sen
eca, Laurens, S. G.. Atlanta and
Augusta, Ca, Lincolnton and Ash
vile. N. c., and Texas were all rep
resented by the gentler sex at com
mencement. Spartanburg, after
her usual custom, lent her inspir-
ing presence to the occasion.
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-A~NN> t'.SS"S'A ,osAAo>& oAAIy WV N".f
Of Wofford College Commence
ment. A Commencement largely
attended, and doubtless as inter
esting an one as is given by any
Institution in the State. 1t is one
where brains, refinement and cul-
ture show themselves in the
most glowing colors, both in
the persons Of the students, and
the many friends and visitors who
take great pleasure in attending
it, The gallantry, gentlemanly
bearing, and warm welcome shown
by both Professors and students,
claim for each visitor present
most pleasant and enjoyable time.
The proverbial kindness with
which DR.. j. II. Carlisle { a man
without his equal and that of his
extremely kind corps Of Profes-
sors, is ever ready to greet the
happy visitor with unequalled hos
pitality, as he goes from year to
" year to attend the reputable Com
mencements Of Wofford College.
As long as men like these, shall
have the care Of the Institution in
their hands, we may have no fear,
and may feel safe in the hope that
her enviable reputation will ever
be maintained.
Well, to return to where we left
of last week. We stated that DR..
c. F. Smith, Of Vanderbilt Uni
versity, who was to have deliver
cd the Alumni Address, was de-
tanned at home on account Of sick
ness in his family, and that his
speech was to be read by DR.. w.
w. Duncan. This, the Doctor
did. The subject Of Dr.. Smiths
speech was Southern Colleges and
Schools. 1t was one greatly ad-
mired, and showed an earnest and
deep research on the part Of the
writer DR.. Smith is man Of no
small ability. lie is a graduate
Of Wofford College. Having grad
uated there, he went to Harvard
University, and from the latter he
matriculated at the University OIL
Leipsic, where he took the degree
Of Ph d. He taught in Williams
College,in Mass, for one year, and
was then elected to a Professor
ship in Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tenn, where he is now
teaching. Wofford is proud Of this
noble son, and from year to year
she is sending out her sons to
make their mark in this world.
We gave last week the names OF
the graduates. They spoke on
Wednesday in the following order,
and npon the following named sub
.jccts: L. J. Blake, Spartanburg,
A Seniors Experience. j. j. j.
Burnett, Hcbbysville, S. c., Vari-
ETY.. s. B. Grafton, Spartanburg,
'Eha &c %o zIAA xur NJ
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WOFFORD COLLEGE COMMENCE.
MENT.

The Latter Days in Spartanburg..
Graduation Day at Wofford Col.
lege"-The Reception in Honor of
the Senior Glass Enjoyed by Gal
liant Young Men and Charming Wo.
men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
!, me Civil Jury Docket.

n the Civil Jury Docket.
, n, Is the assignment for
for the eleventh week of
~ sospAY, nov. "a.
y Holden vs.. w. r.. Nc
re A. Clark & Bro. VS.. A. &
nF FaIsasoir VS.. t. A. Tidball
u. p. f. Rslnes VS.. w. II.
g Forshall Va. Pat Vahey.
1i.,, ~ VanZ lndt & Co. vs..
,,l,n Hay Rae Company.
lI az a Co & $. vs.. NJ. 5. Hall.
W " y Go. q ). vs.. NJ. s. Hall.
. TuEspAY, NOV %
K,mosuski vs.. Nj. Spiva.
S,dhsI VAnZindt u 90. VS..
Plow Company.
fjdbll, NduhAuuV ~ W. vs.
~ din Company.
~ Mltcnell and wife Va. L, d
,nTay Company.
L. Weider vs.. w. L. Mad
,ovrsDAY, NOVEMBER 26.
ann,ne Ryan Va. A. z. Ryan.
Louis Carbon Works VS.. j. II.
syei Hamilton and wife VS.. II.
". smith Va. II, q p. r. RICO.
N. johnson vs. L. d z. II. Il.
vRIpAy. NOVEMBER 2s.
rlsball. VanZ4ndL u Co. VS.. b.
TiSbsll, VsuH,ndt & Co. VS.. La
Wagon Works.
N. j. Robinson va. I. d p. h. r.
~ A. Huffman VS.. Hardemsn
gaters, r.
Collins VS. l. ~ ~, ~ "
ySri & Elkins VS.. Il. q P. II. n
welborn ct al. vs.. t. w. Wei,
fi.ap i & Hitson VS., Mo. Pac. R
,rRpAY, NOVEMBER %.
Steele, guardian, vs.. I. X
II al.
sosan White vs.. Mary Il
hell ct al.
)pere, Mansur & Co. VS.. Tldball
Z,ndt d Co.
,Dsey & Swasey VS. H. p Shield
RI PEEK VS. Western Union Tele
Dh Co.
Ii Rlbinson VS.. Missouri Pacifi,
aay Co.
3 l. White vs.. L. n. Brunswil
i L White ct al. W.. l.. n
nswig ct al.
Cornelia e. Skinner VS.. G. d
mOn.
Ia under my hand and the sea
OF said court at Office, thi
Nov mber II, 1884
j. NJ HARTsFIELD,
Clerk District Clerk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
M. NJ. TEMPLEToN & CO.,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,

WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS.
We have for sale anch and farm lands At
low as so so per acre In various parts OF the
state Can furpish ra ches nom 1000 TO 100,
90 acres in sol bodice, espec ally In Wich'
tia and Wi harger counties. Immigrants
will find our prices as advertised. We fur
nish abstract of lands In Wichita and VII.
barg,r counties, and have the only complete
ones of the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
w o M IA NJ !!
Her Healt and Happiness are Matters
OF Great Concern TO all Mankind;


Some months ago boughta bottle Of DR..
j. Bradlelds Femao Regulator, and used It
in my family with great satisfaction, nave
recommended It to three families, and they
have found It 10 Just what is claimed for It.
The females who hay us d II are now in per
feet health aud able TO attend TO their house.
hold duties. REV. II. 3. JOHNSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-19
Ihn Nm IitY nlrectorY.

! publishers If the City Directory
b completed their canvass for
l,mes, respectfully request all per
|nakiDg changes in their firms,
las location or place of residence,
bis them of their address as eoOn
|afer as practicable, in order that
may have tn III properly inserted
b new directory. Address,
MORRISON d FoURMY,
City, box $50.