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cunrrx Towrsurr. Feb. ath. 1ssi.

CURTIN TOWNSHIP, Feb 9th, 1884
Mr.. Editor We Of to-day are living
in an age Of advancement and improve
ment, aud In no one department arc we
making creator progress than that Of edu-
cation. am led to believe In the above
facts from being an interested spectator at
n local institute held in Curtin township on
February 1st and %, 1884. Prof. ID. NJ.
Wolf in the chair, aided by some fifty Of
the leading teachers of the county. Much
credit is due Mcssrs. Wertz. Mcintyre
Turner, and Miss Annie Haincs, teachers
Of the district, for their untiring efforts In
making II a success. The drills in the va
rious branches were practical and % the
point, showing that those who conducted
them were energetic and progressive In
their chosen calling To onumcrnte all the
instructors present would be tedious task i,
and al infringement upon your time and
space. ! would be ungrsteful, however,
did end this article without compliment
ing the Misses Cline, Bechdcl, Clark and
Waddsll, together with Mcfsrs. Shaner
Ro,,Io v,ro,v.. Io.,,o,, ..a p,a5
p,,i.,.. G. u.,. IL, TIT. ~;
select pieces Of vocal and instrumoninl
music furnished lpring tho sc..ig,s Of the
,,s,i,,,o
The address Of Elder G. NJ. elephant on
"Moral Culture was able and instructive,
ns were also the talks Of Prof Slaphensop
~ t..t. H.. rtf.teat.,., -
poiu"nr' "fenWhhihip,. ana "Sehooi
Government"
Nesrs Zimmerman Smith and Rgnllc
-..f-... ,.,....s. ...,t....
SN'' '''N' ~" '"'''"7 '"'.'' cling f""l''N'
followed by Mis Annie IAincs On How 20
Teach Arilbmc,lc,m and uOur Common
s.t..,.r
Hence i9e i'A't oi knowledge spread
upon the tablets ol our memory by the in
,cIls,.r, cau-a,g-s 81 ,bs ,o.,r.. iR.. ...
among 'N' "A"9 '''E"' pages "' pas ing
events. The Common School of to-day arc
A. much In advance OF the srbo8Is ~ ogr
"A,
Ih'N''' ""A ''''' "' '"' "i''''s carly
Fchoo! days, as the electric light .s in I'd.
,..rr, - r.e,s,'.,, Hin - n
MAprsoxprEa Culrs.-B-u,b vsI,cv
can boast Of tho olde,, old maid In ne
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-14

DEAD At LAsr.-The New Mi.lpori
mapping turtle lived nine weeks with 81
bcad CO, oG-C,cnraei Republican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
HOUSTON.
After The Contest The Generosity Of
the Light Guards Declined by
Other Companies.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HorsroS, May ll.--There IL still
much excitement in the city over the
victory Of the Houston Light Guards
in defeating such standard and veteran
companies as the Mobile Rifles and
Tredway Rifles. The noble and gener-
GUS action of the Houston boys In do
mating the prize Of 81, 900 TO tho visiting
companies has been praised 10 the
skies, but most people believe that
there IL not u company from other
states that will accept n cent. The
Montgomery Greys and Columbus
Guards, row here, have already de-
cllned TO receive their pro rata,
and from good authority II IL
learned that the Mobile Rifles
and Tredway Rifles will also refuse.
They say that this generous action Of
the Houston boys Is the last straw upon
the camels back, as Houston has al
ready feted them so much and had
shown 30 much hospitality that she
must ever remain green In their hears
without the added courtesy which the
Light Guards would thrust upon
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
RACE TROUBLES.
Armed Conflict Between Whites AMI
Negroes at Hampstead.
Tive White Men and One Negro wourde,
The End Not Yet.
Origin OF the Difficulty The xsgroe.
Very Defiant.

Special 10 the Gazette
AUSTIN, May ll.--Passergers from
Hampstead say that when they left
there to-day the citizens were In state
of greatexcitement. From what could
be learned, the following il the
cause OF the trouble. Yesterday
evening n negro named Randall
Pierson slapped n Miss Swarsx, a white
lady. Afterwards officers arr sted, by
mistake. his brother, who resisted and
knocked down two of the officers and
escaped. The negroes then formed at
the house of negro gambler
aud deHed arrest. The Officers
and some others started
to arrest the right party, but when
near the house they were fired upon
and an officer and another person
wounded. A negro named Jerry
Oliver was wounded, aud was subse-
quently arrested. When the train
left the citizens were preparing TO
make other arrests.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
| DALLAS, May ll.--A serious shoot.
ing ailfay between blacks and whites
occurred last night ut Hampstead, a
n little station fifty miles north OF
Houston, on the Houston 4 Texas
Central railroad. A negro named
Randall Pierson entered the store of "
merchant named Schwartz, about I,
o'clock In the evening. He bccam,
insulting TO Schwartz's daughter,
finally slapping her In the face, and
fled. City Marshal Pinckney, by mis-
taken identity, arrested a brother o.
the srolln drel Int s,pOn relaaapl him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
WHITE GOODS.

] case striped Pique at &C., worth &c.
case checked Nainsooks at SC. worth
! case checked Nainsooks double.
fold(, 1912 to Acc.
] case Victoria Lawn at 10 and IL IL
worth Is and 25c.
! case imported India Linen at Is and
20, worth Is and 35c.
case French Nainsook at greatly re-
duced prices.
TOWELS, TABLE DAMAsKs AND
QUILTS.
100 dozen twilled bleached Linen Tow.
els at u l-2 each, worth CSC.
zoo dozen Loom Huck, 22x40 inches, at
20 each, worth 40c,
500 yards turkey red Damask at so
each, worth 75c.
200 yards bleached GA, all-linen, at so
each, worth 75c.
! case Crochet Quilts at SIS, worth 75c.
2 cases Crochet Quilts, lO-4, at 75c.,
worth ST..
Q cases Crochet Quilts, full size, at ST.,
worth SIPS.
2 cases Bridal Quilts at Sl.l5, worth
$1.50.
EMBRoIDERIEs.
200 pieces Hamburg Edgings at s.
worth 1-3.
$50 pieces Hamburg Edging at Is
worth 20.
It's pieces Hamburg Edging at 20,
worth 40.
$50 pieces Hamburg Edging at so
worth rs.
A fine line Swiss, Nainsook and
Irish Point Edgings and Insertings at
popular prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
SUNSET olTY.
A Prosperous Little Town on the DEM
yer Road-.Its People and Business.

Special Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
SUNSET, May 5.-L!ke Il number Of
other towns which have sprung up on
the route OF the Fort Worth Il Denver
City railroad within tho past two years,
Sunset has started from Wilderness
and Is at present iiourishing little
city. IL Ii somewhat of an outcast
too, in the matter OF parentage, being
so near the line that IL IL impossible to
say without the surveyors chain be-
Ing laid, In which county II finds
resting place. There are two public
wells, one seventy the other one hum,
dred aud ten feet deep. where good
water IL obtained; there Is IL rock
quarry one mile distant, considered
very valuable piece Of property, and
around In all directions
the farmers are thrifty,
well-to-do set Of people, who, settling
on tho school lands of Falls and Hop
kins counties. have IN short space Of
time made vast improvements, aud are
to-day owners In fee simple Of the
same, the final payments having been
made last fall. Al present, "A c0nsid-
cradle amount of machinery IL being
purchased by the farmers, and they
WIN III - ibW y tAt0 NV 40 ntlA HuDi1iltU
In this respect AZ any people In the
state.- Mr.. Long, prominent aud ex-
tensive hardware dealer, said 10 a
GAZETTE representative that for tho
looks of the place the amount OF yalua-
bic machinery handled was almost in
credible.
TO some ambitious gentleman and
embryOtic journalist who has u
surplus amount OF counsel to- give
10 newspaper men ~ 10
how their sheets should he con-
Quoted, Sunset offers a fine opening.
Not only Will the usual Rssistauce be
given any one who establishes y pa
per there, but the pnhlic.spirifcd cit
izens will subscribe 500. haIf cash la
advance, the other halfin six months,
to be paid in advertising, each sub
scriber taking one column. 70 these
Inducements may he added that u
lot will be given free II lie builds OF,
II, and " not. house rent for from one
10 three years will be given free.
Some practical printer with a small
supply Of enterprise could find y good
opening here.
There are s1ins good stores In the
place, pronilneut among. which y
that Of Mr.. Dorey. whose stock
would not be considered small or i'll
assorted In any town Ia thu state.
The people seem 10 be interested In
the contest for the location of the
county seat between Montague ana
Bowie. II the latter secures IL, supeet
will be more or less absorbed b. her
larger sister. There will Always be :
good local trade, however, and . regu-
lar steady buaIneas.
---<--- - (+-~---- nv
"IittlesJoker''; ~ hs usst sluoklns
tobacco
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12

Address NIL orders from the country for
goods or samples 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
SAN ANTONIO.
Reduction Of Salaries on the Southern
Paeiilc--A Strike Threatened
Family Jars.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, May 1.-The recent
reduction OF wages on the Southern
Pacific and branches has had a bad
effect on the temper Of the employees,
and from reports and information the
reduction is TO be resisted. IL includes
locomotive engineers, and the reduc-
ton Is 10 per cent. Oh all persons re-
ceiying wages ut and above seventy
five dollars per month. a committee
representing the organization OF loco
motive engineers has been APP
pointed to urge restoration Of
the old salaries, and from talks with
several members there IL An evident
intention to maintain former pay or
strike, The road 10 now very busy
from the California coast to New Or
leans, and the engineers have great
ASSURANCE that they will succeed In
their purpose, ias the suspension OF
business for one day would almost
amount to the difference of salaries
for quite period. which the
engineers know. If there should
come a. strike. II would
be attended by more disadvantages to
the road on account OF the nature OF
the country than ever was known be-
fore, six hundred miles OF the road
west Of San Antonio passing through
an almost appropriated country. The
result lE anxiously awaited.
a young man highly connected here
yesterday broke open his residence,
took out his effects and left for Mexico.
His VIE left him the day before,
and returned TO lier Wild
owed mother. Drunkenness aud
inhdelity are the causes Of disruption.
j. w. Carroll. scrgeaDt-inaj0r Ia The
Twenty-second United States infantry,
Is here as an applicant for the position
Of second lieutenant. Carroll has risen
from the ranks, and has great hopes Of
success. He was a schoolniate, Ia
County Tipperary, Ireland, Of john
Emery. now IN congress, elected
from Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12

Address all orders nom the country for
goous or samples 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
DRESS GOODS.

Summer Silks are all the rage. We
offer.
LIST Lot Beautiful styles at 40c.
End Lot Handsome Plaids at 55c.
3rd Lot Embracing all new shades
at zoe.
4th Lot -Plaids and Stripes, shaded.
at Soc, 85c. and 81.
5th--,Fift pieces plain eros Grain, in
all the new shades, including gold,
brown, elephant gray, light and
dark beige, ut the amazing low
price of ST., worth Sl.50.
To our city trade we offer $50 rem.
nants Of Silk at the following pri-
ces: Worth so, at 25c.; worth rs.
at 40c.; worth ST., at 60c.; worth
Sl.25, at 75c.; worth $l.50 at 81.
BRoCADE SATIN AMI WOOL
CLOTHS.
just received, fifty pieces Brocade
Satins by fast express. They include
all the new colors Regular price OF
these &C.,, will sell them at 40c.
Also with this shipment we get 20
pieces of new Two.tone effects in col
ored Brocades with solid Silk to match,
So to $2.75.
20 pieces French Suitings in plaids
and stripes, worth ST. 80 reduced 70 81.
20 pieces Albatross Cloths in all the
new shades, worth ST., reduced to zoe.
case Lace Buntings, a beautiful
line Of shades, at l5c., worth zoe.
CALICoES AND SEERSUCKERs.
500 pieces entirely new Spring Cali
Goes at 5, worth &c.
100 pieces blue, fast.colored Seer
sucker at IL, worth Ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12

Address all orders rom the country FOR
goods or samples 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
CARPET DEPARTMENT,

We have selected from our stock for
special sale this week.
5 pieces Ingram, and offer them at CSC,
worth 40c.
10 pieces s. Ingram, better grade, $780,,
Csc.
10 pieces extra super Cotton Chain,
ESQ.,, worth soc.
8 pieces extra super all.wool, 75c.,
worth $l.l0.
10 pieces Tapestry Brussels, 75c.,
worth 81.
S pieces fve-frame Body Brussels,
SIPS, worth $3.50.
20 rolls China Mating, lSc., worth Is.
10 rolls China Mating, Csc, worth 40
Is rolls China Mating, 35c., worth so
b pieces scarlet China Mating, SOC.
worth 75c.
just received an entire new line Of
Turcoman, Antique, Madras and Not.
tingham Curtains.
SPECIAL SHADE SALE.
100 plain Curtains with fringe and fix
lures at 75c., worth ST..
lbs ornamented, with fixtures, at ST.
worth $l5O.
] lot of Pole Cornices, with rings, al
75c.,. worth 81,
lot at ST., worth SLIPS.
Samples Of both Oil and Straw Mat
tings and carpets Of all grades (except
Tapestry and. Body Brussels) sent Il
any address on application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12
TAYLOR 81 BARR.
" ask the careful attention fhe public

specialties for this week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12

.IJttlssJoksf is;7hs vi saloxlng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-12

Some parties have been dumping ref
use aud nth IN the Clear Fork ABOUT
q quarter III a nile above tho wafer.
works. This Ii serious offsnee
against the health Of the city and
should be locked into.
, 1884-02-02
The Story of Chinese Gordon
From the Times.

The story of Chinese Goldon's life, full
as it has cen of adventure and stirring
incident, cannot fail to appeal to a wide
circle Of readers. Very few men of our
age have held so large Il place IN pn"llc
consideration as he has, both for his lofty
courage and for his honesty Of purpose,
while his achievements in China have ob-
tanned IL durable place in history. Mr..
Egmont Hakr'S narrative is interesting
and it could not appear ri a more 0ppor.
tune moment than now, when 80 many of
the scenes both in China and the SOudan
with which GOrdon's name is connected
are subjects of general attention. The re-
cord of GOrlOn's career would be llnpreS-
sive under any circumstances hut it will
be ALLOW ed to his biographer that lie has
turned to good use the c~opious materials
placed at his disposal and that this Volume
is worthy the fame of its subject.
Mr.. Hake describes in sOme detail The
early incidents of his Cousins career. The
traditions Of his family made Charles Cor.
-. 1.-THE story of Chinese Gordon By A Egmont Haket
author of sParis Originals" Flattering Tales SC. With
two portraits and two maps. London, Remington and Go.
1883.
, 1884-02-02

T L L + G Il A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATIC

b0AA AN - 'ANa
New York, Jan. 25th.-A Paris despatch
states that NJ. Edmond About, the French
novelist, has been appointed an Academl-
clan, defeating NJ. Francois COppee, the
poet.
Intelligence from Ireland reports that
the White Star Line steamer" Germanic"
has reached Waterford III a disabled con
dition.
Sir Samuel Baker, Fellow "f the Royal
Geographical Society, writing on the
situation in Egypt, denouh 'NS the abandon
ment of the Soudan by England he conSl-
dprs Major General Gordon's appointment
soxcellent, but is OF opinion that 1t is too
Lite.
Iii is announced that the new Queen of
Madagascar has been enthroned. The
Ministers declare that they will maze no
surrender of territory to France.
New York, Jan 26th-Daspatches re-
ceised in Paris from Saigon state hat Adj
, 1884-02-02

French naval forces, has commenced to
blockade Tonquin against the Importation
Of munitions. He will, however, permit
The continuance of legitimate trade.
The Radical Left party OF the French
Chamber OF Deputies have decided TO de
mand the revision Of the Constitution, the
abr0gatiOn Of the CoIcordat and the cleo
ton OF Judges.
Latest news from Egypt reports that
the mission of Major General Gordon bias
completely evacuated the Soudan includ-
ing Khartoum.
According to advices from madagascar
the French authorities at that place have
refused to permit the commander OF an
American trigate to land at Tamatave.
1t is Announced that S. nor silva will
succeed Marshal Srrramo as the AmbaSSa-
dor Of Spain at Paris.
London news announces the death Of
the Marquis Of Hereford, which was caused
by an accident while hunting.
Plymouth, Jan 2>th-The r. NJ. $. emo
%splIr," from the West Indies, arrived here
at 8 am. today.
New York, Jan. 2Sth-It is announced
that the Sublime Porte will refrain from
asking the Great Powers to solve The
Egyptian problem, but will negotiate pri-
vately with Earl Granville The British
Foreign Minister.
1t is reported that destructive storms
have visited France and Great Britain, by
which many persons were killed.
A despatch from Canton reports that
the Roman Catholic and Presbyterian
Missions have been sacked.
News from Paris states that The Senate
has slightly modified the French budget.
trinidad, Jan 28th-A serious fire oc-
cured here last evening, completely Gcs-
troying the Union Club, Icehoase, Browns
Dentistry, 'New Era" Office, and other
oulbHldiugS. Estimated loss: three to
four hundred thousand dollars. A stranger
staying ut the Club lost his life in the COZ
HagrHlion.
3p.m.-The fire which broke ont at II
occurred in a stationery store under the
Union Club, three houses to the East and
sir to the North were totally destroyed.
Inc OOlDIldl Ddlk wa saved DN the eAcl-
ton OF the Fire brigade. he water supply
for the first hour was deficient. The young
, 1884-02-02

Bishop BRANCH is expected from TortoIa
to-day, accompanied by Rev. Mr.. BARNETT
of Antigua and Mr.. NOVEL;, Superin-
tendent OF the Mico Institution in the same
island. A confirmation service will be
held in st. JOINTS Church N Monday and
later in the week at st. Pauls Frede-
rikSted.
, 1884-02-02
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

RT is hereby made known that
90 the Government has authorized
Captain MEYER to act as Surveyor
of the county and towns Of st.
CrOix.
Government secretary's Office, St. Croix,
LIST February 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,
est.
, 1884-02-02
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ICG.
n P A D.

Mrs. Cordilia Andrews; Signor Giobal,
ia BarbageIta; Mrs. s. Charles Miss
Adline Dcguizre Johanna Francis; En-
eala GofeSt Mr.. Jacob Gordon; Mrs.
Charlotte Johnson; Miss Nargret Miller;
Miss Elizabeth Morer; Miss Jose Ras-
mussen Mrs. Utendail;
ChristianSted's Post Office, St. Croix,
Jan. 31St 1884.
, 1884-02-02

His Excellency the GOVERNOR is ex-
pected to arrive in the course Of the day
on board II. NJ. corvette Dagmar, Captain
MoURIER.
, 1884-02-02
acknowledgements.

N T Gouvernementet under Days
SSSS Dato har meddeelt H.. Capt.
tain MEYER Authorization som Stads
conducteur og LandmaaIor paa St
Croix, bekjendtgj0fes herved
Gouvernementssecretariate St. Croix,
den 1Ste Fcbruar 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,
est.
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