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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Bin InlIinn.

Yesterday w. a. Garner, accom-
panied by MIR. Geo w. Fox Interpreter
Tor the Comanahts, had Esetigh the
Comanche chief, out seeing the sights.
st the GAzMTTE Office he saw a
proof-sheet OF fine pictures of Perche-
ron horses at the head OF the Chase
Trading company's advertisement of
this morning, and putting his finger on
the back of the "Gouven0ur," he said.
good, good. Looking intently at the
uicture for moment longer, he put
his finger on the foreleg OF Nidncq and
said good, good" AT the Fort
Worth Pharmacy company he was
much pleased win the mirror in the
prescription ease and the fine show
eases with all the pretty things II
| them, then looking at the shelves %
medicine, aud finally ut Dr. John
Crayens, hc said, big medicine
! man "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
In McmOriam.
He left behind uob'e name.
And deeds that viii not perish:
A record bright, with WvrH, not j08c,

A record bright, with Uvrtt, not 6Jmc,
which all true hearts VIII cherish,
Died in Fort Worth, rexas, We'd
nesday morning, March ., 1854, Capt.
John Hanna,
Here we pause with reverential air,
and read the nam again
John Hanna, the good, the true, the
just
Many soul his memory will cherish,
and many hearts will pay him lasting
tribute.
Never has community been called
| to mourn the loss of one more honor
able, upright and sincere.
Our feeble pen falters, for we are un-
able TO pay tribute TO one so worthy OF
| highest praise.
His past life, for the last eighteen
years, lies open to his old friend, and
our citizens, and all may read the clear
record; record bright with good
deeds and worthy acts.
| Fame's loud trumpet sounds no
shrill notes over his past, but the Tears
OF the widows, the orphans and help
less will chant n requiem more lasting,
more ennobiing. Yes in the the hearts
of all, who appreciate nobility of
heart, generosity OF soul. integrity OF
purpose and pure uprightness of char
acter, his memory Will ever remain.
When we think of his noble life and
quiet, painless departure into n still
nober and higher life, we can but feel
: how sure the last end of the good
Z man Is peace how calm his exit
, Night dews fall not more gently to the
ground, nor weary night winds expire
so soft ~ Our Rief Is not Tor the one
NOD ha . 4,
souls calm sunshine and the celestial
( toys with the loved ones Gust on tn,
: other side,n rs papa and his Fannie
together show to his unaccustomed
: sight the beauties and wonders OF the
spirit land.
All, no; our tears fall for The living
the borrowing hearts left TO mourn th,
sudden departure OF the best loved
We can say hut little, for who car
u offer comfort to n cherished wife
mourning the loss OF devoted hus
p band? who can say "grieve notn u
: the devoted little band, who in tn,
u short space Of two years aud hal
have put away the empty caskets o
" three loved ones, after the spirits hat
winged their way heavenward w,
can hut whisper that the angels, il
IS their own good tine, will minis @
h unto aud comfort them. Perhaps tn
II words Of baby Inez may bring comfor
la to their sorrowing hearts as in he
Ie pretty baby way, she clssped he
r. hands upon her mothers knee, an,
said Hush, mamma don'tcry; pap
loves yon now and he still watch owe
h You aud Nezaie. papa's little daugA
= terri
= Wise words to fall from baby.llps
II Bear them in mind, cherish them i
N your heart, oh loved friend; for pap
!, VIII ever watrh over his loved ones
- aud papa's dear familiar voice will b
he tirst 20 greet his wife aud "litl
,r dAughtern when they,tlo, shall peris
a here, to bloom in heaven
BE happy In hi, love. resigned, thou.
Wounded sore.
~ hnrk' hear tho angels whispering nigh, n,
NJ LOST, but gone beforsl
March is, 1854
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Remember tho Place-Remem-
her the Prices.
Fine fruits and Contcctions

The liberality and fair-dealing that
has characterized the establ ishaent of
Capera " Bro. since they first CONT
mepced business In the city IL having
it's legitimate effect. Their sales dur
ing the pust week We're almost equal to
the holiday trade, and their shipments
to the different towns Slong the lines
of railroad running into the city evinces
the fact that interior dealers appreciate
their efforts 10 compete with Eastern
cities. In fancy candles, fruits and
CONNECTIONS, as in other lines of goods,
Fort Worth is continually making new
bought only in st, Louis and New Or.
| leans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
City Postal Delivery.

The fact that Fort Worth has not n
city postal delivery system causes
some to think that our city has not
10000 citizens. The GAZETTE believes
that there are more than the required
inhabitants. The city council might
settle the question easily by an actual
count, In the meantime Congress
man Wellborn could have a bill passed
70 give our citizens such delivery, rs
Congressman Blount did for Macon,
Geersia, when that city had scarcely
10000. VIII he do SOP
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Attention. knights /!

Members OF Queen City Lodge No
q, X. of r., are hereby notified TO at-
tend the regular meeting of this iodg g
Monday night at 1890 p. m. as WORK
IN all the degrees WILDE conferred, be
aides ether business of Importance "a
be Transacted. win be glad TO have
all visiting brothers present. by or
der OF the q. @. Attest: /. CARn,
X of II aud ;.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
GrOcerles Mt WholcsnIn,

The attention Of our rcadera Ia
called to The card Of y. L. Read & 90,
on the first rage OF this Issue. Thougi,
only engaged IN the whole ale grocery
and commission business IN nur civ
hut a few months they are fast cDn,inp
10 the fnni aud as Is evidences by theft
sales arentleling strong comnetItion
with other bouees long In the husi.
uess, We hesiseak for Them the llberai
patronage Of the .feae,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Yhn Fest Dressca Men

In Texas are thoee who are wearing
suits nude by Douglas Br,@,, leading
tallors of the state, at Dallas. They
have lull new stock OF I'LL the latest
spring goods, including the very fash
ionable cyepes, corlEscrews and chovi'
ots, They employ the most compe.
tent worimcn aud sliillful cutters and
filters to be secured. They can satisfy
anyone thu business man, the sales
man, the travelling man, the mechanic
or the stock,nan. When In Dallas b'
sure to call ON Douglas Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Tic lioys.

1t Is an old saying among mothers
that as spring approaches IL Ia u perfect
task 10 keep tho boys In shirts and
waists. a simple way 10 remedy this
class in color and quality. The assort-
ment Of French cheviots, seersIckers
and checked linens at Randall &
Chambers Co. Will fill the b,ll exactly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
I,eputation.

A more reliable wholesale dealer
than Chas, Scheuber cannot be found
in the state, aud his increazei sales
bear evidence that this fact is appre.
ciated by the trade. His stock of for
e'gn goods cannot be surpassed, and
his line OF domestic liquors and cigars
como fully up TO the requirements OF
the trade,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
WeDon,t Advertise Much.

Only In selling good goods ut "A low
price. ~ this instance we call your
attention specially 10 Que or two par
lor quits, which are slightly damaged.
They are ia good IA the best, but the
sale is affected thereby, hence we offer
them regardless of cost. Call aud see
them, ms well as the balance of our ex-
tenslSe stock, which we are Offering
rare bargains in,
j. X. EzELL A. Co,
| Wholesale aud retail furniture dealers
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Kentucky Jacks for sale.

We have on hand In Fort Worth
eight fine Kentucky jacks which We
WIN trade for horses, mares or cattle.
We will give parties wi.hing such
stock a great bargain. Call az once on
tho Texas Investment Company,
tlimisedl, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Nnw nnnl, nnllAing.

The old-eye-sore Of n building on the
northeast corner of Houston aud
Third atreets, has been removed, and
the City National bank Will soon have
very fine three-siory building on
that spot. Mr., Sanguinet, he atchi
teci, has gone 10 81. Louis TO Obtain
the brick and other material.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
BOOK Gases.

Fakes s Co. are just In receipt 81 Z
shipment of hook cases, some OF when
afs doubtless the finest ever oileredlo r
sale In the state. They are nude o.
pure mahogany with heavy French
plAle glass doors. and the frame. WORK
which supports The glass is handsome
" carved aud decorated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Fakes & Co s stock OF bedroom sets
has recently been supplemented with
some OF the finest selections ever
brought to the citv. Their stock il
kept up TO high standard, and the
house gains steadily In popular favor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Few of our citizens have any idea OF
the magnitude OF certain llnes OIL iraue
now being carried on in our city, but
woll, through some of our leading bus
iness thoroi,ghfares will soon convince
the most skeptical that Fort WORTH
merchants aud manufacturers are
alive to the wants of Texas traue'
While wandering about n few days
ago. your reporter was attracted ny an
immense di,play of elegant Phwtons
and buggics in Mr.. r. Ii. Keller war
rooms on Throckmorton street. 10
vour reporters question, Where 90
Won lind sale for all these vehicles;
Mr.. X replied, Right here IN this
city and throughout the STATE;
Your reporter was klhuiy
conducted through the war
rooms, among long lines of pork wae-
ons. delivery and express wagons'
phaetons and carriages. Among the
novelties shown il u iump-seat car,
riage. than can he instantly changed
into single buggy. This Is quite
novel idea, and TO the uninltiated
seems almost impossible. An elegant
line Of park wagons was next shown,
and some beautiful read wagons
weighing only 1856 lh3. a great
amount OF fine work is turned out Ivy
Mr.. Keller under his immediate super
vision, at astonishineIy low prices.
Some idea OF the extent OF his busi-
ness can be gained by II visit to his es-
tnblishment and by viewing his work
in it's various stages. lie also
keeps his stock constantly up
TO the times, and any late improve
ments may always be found at his
place. 10 those who desire first
class vehicle, your reporter SAYS very
emphatically, go and see Mr., Keller's
stock before makingl your selections.
His factory and wnrcrooms, NO. 2os,
DO and 9l2, Throckmurton street, are
always open for inspection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
..ror Get up and GIT"

Commend us to the active aud enter
prising grocery firm Of Spencer y
Tucker. This solid house is full OF life
and activity, and grass is not likely to
grow for any great length of time UNI
der their no los. This popular lirw
receives daily, vegetables, fInils and
produce 10y the ear lead, and their
stock il never lacking for n general as
ecrtment. They keep all the best
brands of imported can goods, and the
most popular kinds Of American pro
ducti6ns, the Batavia for instance,
hence II Is that this house does such an
extensive business, both in retail and
In the jobbiug line, their Wholesale
Department is literally packed with
barrel and package gooda, aud the re-
tail Is full aud complete. The out
ward appearance OF their building IL
presenting quite a handsome look, re
ceiving fine suit of paint, aud n gen
eral primp-up Is going On on the in
side. Parties wishing TO buy goods il
lob lots will find it to their interest Il
call upon this firm before making theiI
purchases, price aud examine thei
goods.
| nu color, anl ar,iatai material n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
a Eine ExhlbIt.

Tho report Of the condition OF the
Fret National bank appears this
morning. IL aggregates nearly q mill
lion dollars. The institution is credit
to the city and TO its successful man
npelmynt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Notice.

Obituary notices, resolutions of respect hhu
eondolcnce etc, viii be published ms adVer
tIaements In the GAZETTE, and charged FOR ~
nm rafe nj Ave cents u line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
OFFICE OF
White Elephant Restaurant

IL. A. IBordoni. Ir"R
soo MAIN STREET, WEST SIDE
,orPs.
Colbert ,,au
renderloln, rrou, Tartar sauce
ENTErH
r,il.s of Veal an Champion or, ,.,r.
Csicken Ville Roi, ho"'''''
coLp MEAT.
Press Corn Beef,
Cinclnnati Ham, Turkey, ,,,t,,naIs
oh.iar Chicken with M"lohus''
ROAST
Turkey--Cranbcrry sauce
t,r,i, unie sauce, Cap u on paaf
yonf Pecan, Currsnt jelly ko"1, III
Veal,
NTgErtDLkl.
,,.t, Was Asparagus
fiencn ! 1910, Hice ala MAlon0s.
ie"o r,,ui,. TomatOcs,
~" sIsw and Lettuce.
DfSE,r.
BOSTON cream Bout Isdy tingen
Lettuce Pudding thrIr}, yVg,
sponge CAKE, ~, G 80 ti,it,.rs
Marble Cake, ul"hso
Cheese and hacker, tnte an" I'e''
Hot dinners arc only my c'h'S'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
KEW TIME TAD .E
Taxing Eject February TO- 1888

stsgopaJ PACIFIC,
,a.,y Arrive. Lsay'
y i53 Oily 90 p m. 500 ,. IN
:sorrK. am ~ m.
No -, uu"y ''''. $40 u. ~. DIV y. W
~ o ri III ,iorin.bound, runs 70 1a,n'o opd
oonnecis Whitesborp 10, n,.as ,g,y, al
To az Nesuu" w.
nn,,ih.bomnd, rupg 10 ~ Loulhl
o,,, ~ 10 III Seyadn Tor Kansas City' NJ ~
daiie for hsi ii,h.l,oaud, stops nt Fort Worth
60 60 III IsS' sso,nn.bound, RUS " Austin anu
Fan Antonio.
TEXAS AND pAcIrio'
49, Arrive. Leave
.NJn'.,U. s:3op. m. mo1 p w
II" M daily except is,ui-S'JJa in' ~" A'
EAST. ,nna M, f;In y, III.
40. S5i daily ..,..',i'goIn' IN IN 80 z. M
40 KS ally except sun.USi IN III q M,
no. 80 da,,y sS hobh,,a Anu runs II u; paso.
No. Gg, wcstbound, funs pot"''"
ana .9 s,, %sst.Tound, rams between Fort
NJ .,6i .nSi bound, runs to new o''o"''
Menphi. md -, LOUIS. ,,o,,,e,n Colorado
ko.sS csstbound, runs wv"
and Dallas, -, ,,na betwccu Fort
No Do, eMtpouhu' i'
Worth and Marshall. ..,,,u ,,iry
yoltr WogTu AND DIS n,yo
,.u, 7:k ~ ~.
south -Douua daiiy "".'''.'"''o' -
Arrive. Leave
Now Orleans, Houston ,,nsn m i,qJ n. m
t}aIyesfoE ...,,.,......s'''.'' INV "
f,aInpashs Clehurne q ans, -, iDaoa. IN
T'empio...............,.......- hS m lUevH. =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

There have been many aceessions TO the
hiphur depart nrnts bnt IN account ot slick
ness a larger number hts hccn "dropped."
Astnpy recover thry viii lie "rc onrollcd,"
Tardncas shnnld mt be NJ I'll. II VIII he OBJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Plumbing work uf all kinds done by
Waler-wofks company. Contract and
nne work specially.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Pianos aud organs cheaper than ever
before sold in the state ~ Howard
rully's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
All Oyern.

The second shipment % those hand.
some all over smhrolderies with
ilouncing ana narrow edges 70 match
have just been received at Randall &
Chambers Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

One second hand piauo for sale and
one ditto for rent, by Mira. q. ID.
Brown, corner Third and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Hose, hose reels, MOBILES, etc, also
ornamental hitching pos.s, at Water
works company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

catsrrh. dirhtnerA aud sankef month. In
Biunswtg 4 Co., Wholesale ard retail sgents-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

hsesneiark,"a lasting and fragrant per,
fpne' rrlee IS and 5oeis. l.. N. ByunswiE a
co, Wholesale aud retsil agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Weekly Statement

of average actual enrolment attendance
and hardness, city publlc aehpolA OF foit
Worth Tor tho week ending March 10, isSi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
nlrl cage. 4. Hgnry 4 peak,s.

a iine line 81 fishing tackle at
Henry 4 Peaks. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Presbyterian hymn books at Con-
ner's book store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Cuff Colorado g. Santa Fe ny.

~----- AID wv
u,,,,ny solid Through
Inc V n1!,rs nei,y each way between
-, ~ ~ TN AND GALyEsToN'
ntoynueNT or TRAINS: -,
e,,,ts,sn- bous,on ard lh'eLmedlas fo r,ye
,.J Leave ! e FORT WORTH ,i:o5 :. M
al nj and Intermediate PO'n t,;
- Leave FORT WORTH lsa.m.
CoSSEeTIoNsi ~. p,.
Al yori Worth U4h N, 4. q y. i' y; isso,,t ~
R'v, r. & n. Rp tTIdnicgli'lte' ,,,I ,nferne.
" Z D. {, Rye hic, i.p,ll r. r. r q y. No re.
IN y IL D;,1,,on1 JfIny dunk ana "a; ~ =.
R'v. Ior an Prints On those hnrt;; y n,,,5pe,,v
,p,55 ~, bniin, D,rision O., O. & 8. =, H{'LPuy
AZ Morgan irifh ne N. & r. q ~ ,o' Wrt;re.
ertrider, Dublin Clsco ana it".iy ,,,s,',, n,,i
gcr uiih The \, 4 ~. u. ny; toe',t Ten,pis
eypres5 for all pot1Is o. ~, m'% :, - q Il H. ~.
"a, J,e 81 f,r Ty,lg,oro and oih.i P0tn' ol
tx; i;ne A. M,,ano ,rit, tie liz q. = H,h,JT
4,ts;f, 9,rt, 5nio,Iio, Llrcfio, aud nI pg.hH ~,
S,yhsyn Nrrico. AZ sOmerriils ~, nas,e XIX
Dniiic, a., c. & s. r. ~. ~ br'h li,I',;no,
re ne ., 4 z & RVle,, i itois eaS &s
Z pet q; s' m fg c6lsTbia and to,rn' &, g
Ero.iy 4, eo,,ntv AZ Hens'or utth ne q, ~
90 a R'y f,r an i,9inis edd and rev o HDnN
fg, iIiriuJir1 NetD Oriednf, Sln AtH"t'y y, -
nj rio H. & q. @ ny lcr HsnlpS,;s,,n, oU,f,
c,,,,r Sherman Denisua ana ~ a.
T. e ". q. local from Ieimt't'o'v'''e' '' '''
". 7eidS from N1o0gd0eheA' p \. ros
For furih.r Information address H. he fVn-
"''"' iN"'' OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General pssqsugor Agent, Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

OH colors aud artists material AT
Connerls.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

THE RICud0ND AND DANyIILE EARN
INGs.--Iac hiehmoua and Danvilia road
Is doing much better than iast year. The
uc5 earnings o: tie road and lis connec-
tons up to October lst were uC,ond those
Of iS~3 50 0g1. and the floating deb
hai been l1l .e, ab9u, 500, 600. Ssrca
the sickness Of 1!r George 5 S.tt. III,
president, NJ Baker. president of the
First National Bank. AMI a STRONG man
financially in New York, bai been acting
for him. \ loaa made about two gear.
ago of 8 1C0, 900, which Is secured to-
the Central Trust Company, oi New York.
by a number TT the stocks and bcud- OF
the system. WI fall due early in next
wear. These cUiatcrals have face vain
OF about $4,000, coo. Money VII! be
needed to take up the loan, aud an op-
portunity will be open for a strong yyn-
dictate to step II an control the line.
Should such a syndicate be formed friend
~ to Baltimore, it was manifest. the cif
izeu said, that great good would result to
the city IN bringing II into intimate reia-
ton with tie South sud Southwest. Ihi.
matter has been talked over often. but no
definite plan has been formed. The bin
which has been passed by the city pro-
viaGg tor a - O0J, 900 loan 10 the sys-
ten IS s,.ll on the statute books. Ii IS
9lid that the iislc,s OF President Scott
his intcrfescd With the negotiations that
were N pfp-re> -IueJ7cuH.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

Ia. ". bowman, a capitalist Of
San F.Uae4-eo. Cal, has .af.,d. The
Bank Of California Will probably lose
$4,000. Henry Breed, Of Boston s25.-
0oe. Henry Breed. Of Boston. hal $3.50
ood entrusted 10 the care OF Bowman.
but the amount of his loss is not known.
Several OF the heaviest losers are per-
sons now travelling in Eulope.-
Governor Cleveland will review the
National Guard of New York on Fifth
avenue New York City, Tuesday a ter
noon. October 2S.-Bradstreet rn-
ports the failure OF Horace 3. Delany
cotton and wooden manufacturer If
Philadelphia. with liabilities at 100000.
assets not gIven.-Water is so scarce
at Shenandoah, Pa, \that but half an
hours supply IS allowed u of twenty-
four hours. In Lost Creek and other
r'aces the people are supplied from
TANKS OF locomotives. The drouth is
the severest for many years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

SHOT his FoE's Head OFF.-ShaIbv-
vile, Ky. Oct 20.-Eiiah Kirk was
Killed by Robert Clark neal here to-day.
Kirk accused Clark of circulating evil
reports about his daughter. and threat
ened to Kill him. Having procured a
shotgun he rode to Ciark's house. and
was riding up a d down the road in
'front.' OF It. waiting for Cla.rk's appear.
when the latter opened the front door
and fired TWO shots from a gun. Kidding
Kirk with buckshot AID shootin" his
head almost of.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

The challenger lists show that 90
Negroes have been convicted ofinfamous
crimes in Wake County within ten years
past. Dozens Of them have served two
terms IN the ~Penitentiary. Many are
found to have registered. with the intent
TO vote.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22

Dir Blame and senator u.lo hav-
made speeches l3l OF bit,efns.s aga,u~
the South.
tx Mayor Grace mas been nominated
by the citizens meeting ia New Yorh.
This wtl. a~Htagon..e TanmAay Hall, and
make trouble for Cleveland.
According to tie Registers tax list
We see shat Wake mas only - dogs. Isn't
that a mistake? Seems 70 me we have
seen at least is dogs, and a puppy OF
Two.
Locomotives, ike matches, have
great reduced IN price. You n5w pay
50, 600 each Tor locomotives that once
cost SD 0J3.
LOCO people by the uanIct train
this morning. Among ,agm . pleasant
bridal party, Mr. DlGwc.t aua bs,Ic, nee
Miss Mary Worthy, daughter Of x-ena-
tor X " Worthy, Moore county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-22


Fires On Taursae#. In aa'ei b, the
handsome residence If Nr Lee. I
Adam, tAa largest 10 tie tam
aged &, tae .lnopus oi .ouf Q ts.
eas jotla ur.a-u.l., serious %
Ms. Adam H. connection wl,a he escuu.
destruction of hi. i1-a mills. Every
room in the house was occupied BY visi
tors who with the family hal son out
20 see the Exposition aul j is supposed
a spark from a third storv fire place did
the mischief. The fireman rallied intime
to save the building though the roof,
walls, marble nantes, etc, were badly
injured. - In Greensboro, Wednesday
night Of last week. q dwelling house own
Ell b. Mrs. H. \. Smith and occupied by
Mr.. G. IL. Doughty, was destroyed BY
fire. The Workman says Mrs. Smith
had intended to "a on an excursion 10
Asheyillc that night. but felt as II some
calamity was about 10 betall hcr, the ma
ture Of which >he could not divine. She
disclosed her feelings to a lady Of her &C
qua!u,anea, and the matter was the sub
iect oil talk between the two. Alrs. Dough
ty shared in the same strange feeling. -
At Warren Plains. Alr. y. G.. Perkinsons
GIN, and - bales, burned BY an incendia
ry.--t terrible FIRE destroyed every
store IN Elgeficid, 5. c. except three.
The town OF Barncsviile, Ga was nearly
destroyed. Tho opening Of the Fro
season has been marked by a serious
start. Wilmington had tour fires, 10 one
Day last week, the mos serious being the
burning Of Col. WI Smiths residence,
and 4 \. Wilson's I.il. one of the
largest saw-nlills 10 the State. At New
bern, the steamer Dgignce was burned
at her wharf, with a cargo Of nearly 500
bales Of cotCon.-The burning Of Mr..
". II. Mitciel's barn ia EIankIintoD
greatly endangered Mr.. Eea- ". Bal
lard's new house -Tcrribie ire at
Carthage, Ycw York. iG0 buildings
burning at enc time. Loss ever half a
miilior. "C1rHogc est 1e29asit -