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Il HB w EEK
We WILL GLADLY SELL ANYTHING
have shelves in any department of house
but we prefer to sell this week all our
REMNANTS. SHORT LENGTHS. ODD SIZES. &c, SIC.
and for this have cleared counters Of
piece of reg MAR goods. and are making
FIVE DAYS EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE
before taking stock next Friday. the 22d instant We
call the sale EXTRAORDINARY, because willing
to make than ordinary reductions many lines
Of goods in pref tecsryng them overtO another
season again. Wedo not like to take stock Of
REMNANTS AND ODD SIZES. &c. &C.
and have therefore, made larger reductions than
usual necessary ordinarily. with view Of making
Stock Taking Week memorable to and
toners and naturally profitable to both For instance
in
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
We cutting many pieces every day. and ordinarily
any length will sell at the regular prize: but this week
put in every length less than full price, and make
reduction in price.
In Our Dress Goods Department every length in
stock under ten yards has been placed among the Rem
nants and the price has been "cut" literally.
The same policy will be carried out in every depart
ment of our house. We sh all offer inducements in
Remnant" pieces which will be
MUTUALLY PROFITABLE
to US and our customers Our business is conducted
on the principle that every sale Of necessity be
either mutually advantageous to both parties dis
advantageous to one party to the transaction.
In pursuance Of this policy we have always offered
to exchange for other goods, refund the price
NANT. II. for any reason, the customer can not make
the expected use OF it. providing always 1t is returned
in good condition, thus precuding the possibility of
any customer being dissatisfied with any purchase
made from Therefore you run no risk in giving
careful examination to each of 20 departments
during our
EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE.
CONTINUING FIVE DAYS:
MONDAY. August 49,
TUESDAY, Au gust 49,
WEDNESDAY,. August 20,
THURSDAY. August q.
FRIDAY, August q
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
au16
DROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures headache promotes digestion tones the nerves
ana regulates the whole system jy26-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

A fusion OF democrats and greenbackers has been
arranged la Iowa on the electoral ticket the former
10 name seven and the latter six OF the candidates
Ior electors. This union OF the opposition 10 Of
Iected In view of an anticipated depletion of the
republican vote through dissatisfaction and division
growing out of the prohibition question. But pro-
hiDi'ion, In past elections has not reduced the re-
puDncan vote sufficiently TO be overcome even nv
the aggregated strength OF the democrats and
greenbaekers In 1881 the republican vote for gov
erhor was l336 against q. 3g7 for the democratic
cahdldate, and p, 123 for the greenbacker or a re-
puDilcan majority over both of 81 500 In 1889 for
secretary OF state the democrats and preenbackers
polled 112.lSO and 80 ST. votes respectively or an
aggregate OF 1872 9s7 against 149O5l for the repub
can candidate, majority for the latter of 1s n5a
Inc increase OF democratic vote in single year was
Se1S5, and 1t Is these figures that encourage the
democracy in the pending campaign. It is claimed
tnas recruits from the republican party driven ont
py prohibition, thus swelled the democratic vote
anu that THIS recruiting has been going on steadily
ance 1872. There is one drawback, however, In the
Iuslon which those making 1t do not seem to count
ne movement Is stoutly opposed by some men In
Doth the democratic and greenback parties az an
Abandonment OF principle for the sake OF success
Ihere are democrats unwilling to act with green
packers, and greenbackers who refuse to aff1tate
With democrats, This dissatisfaction Will no Doubt
nave the effect OF driving some votes to Blaine
tnat with separate electoral tickets In the field
would not be cast for him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16
School Ovrrrrs.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY L BROTHER.

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHER,.
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION. OF
FITTING OUT CHILDREN
FOR SCHOOL. To HIS VERY LARGE STOCK
OF ALL WO0I, SCOTCH PLAIDS.
GILBERT'S Ga HABIT-C.IOTHS AT Al
LUP1N'S ELEBRATED BLACK AND COLORED
C4SHMERES FROM Soc TO s.
ALLWOOL DRAP D'ALMAS AND CHCDDAS.
IAPORTED JERSEYS FROM $3.50 TO S8.
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED WRAPS AND
JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SILK CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAwLS
IN GREAT VARIETY
GAUZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT MERINO
UNDERWEAR, ALI. SIZES AND QUALITIES,
THAT CAN EE RELIED ON TO WEAR.
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSl-
cry AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
SILK, ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
NAkNERS. THOMPSON'S AND FRENCH G. p COR
SETS FROM 81 TO 80 so
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FIANNELS
MA.SElILES QUILTS. ALL-wOOL BLANKETS
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS.
Irish AND GEhMAN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS AND DOYLEYS
SPkCIAL BARGAIN>" IN BLACK AND COIORED
RHADAMES SURAHS AND GROS-GRAIN
SILKS AZ 81, S125. sl.5O AND 81.
EECMoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
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SrRISa GooDs

SrRIsa GooDa
THE largest and hest selected stock of srrITIy0s
ever o.ered FOR gel tlernea to select from at the
LNADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
II. d. BARR,
nhlT iii Pennsylvania avenue
ISE0WNS lion BlTTERS CURED NE OF DYS-
it Isikfa
A. LAVENDER,
500 1883 9Th street Northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

The Housekeeping Goods Department at the Palais
Royal is to lee closed out this week The goods have
been remarked at prices that will cause loss of
$1,000 but this department has profitable
determined to abolish it. To close out what
stock have left. quote for Housekeeping Goods
Tho
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PROPOSALS.
LIMITED STATES NAVY PAY OFFICE.

Il 1NITED STATES NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON DC, August J. 1894
Sealed Proposals in duplicate frorn regular salerS
or manufacturers only Endorsed Prop sails b." will
De RECEIVED at this office until NOON TWENTY-FIVE
INSI Tor articles required follows be delivered
AZ Ihe Navy Yard WASHINGTON, ID. C., free of any
pense to the government and subject the usual in.
spection and conditions. viz:
Bureau Of Steam Engineering
hequistion No. 4 for Bolts. Nuts and kiyets: No q
Bor1ng Machine Drills. &c; No. 6. Chucks, Reamerx
laps and Dies, &c; No. z Black Lead Crucibes Sleeves
banca I'm and Slab Zinc; No. Plate Steel and Sheets
iron; NO bar Iron, round and fiat No 10 Pipe Fit
tngs aud Valves No H. Nails and Screws; No IL Mis-
celaneous, Hydraulic Jack, &C.
Schedules and blank forms for bids TO be had nj this
once and all necessary Information at Navy Yard Re-
sponsible security required bids faithful perfor-
nance the competency Of the certified
70 before notary or other public officer. The right
au2-1aw4w Pay Director, o sN., Navy Pay AGENT
PROPOSALS. FOR 4S THE cSSsJEUcrroN OF FIRE
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WARRINGTON, August IL 1884
By direction OF the Board Of Commissioner sealed
proposals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TWEN-
TlETH. 1854, for the construction Of Brick Fire En-
g1ne House. on lots 10 and IT. square $685. street
between 9Th and 10th streets northwest in the city OF
Specification blank form of proposal together with
all necessary information be obtained upon appi-
cation to the Inspector Of Buildings of the district OF
The right is reserved Il; reject any and all bids or parts
OF ploa @. j. LYDECKER
Major OF Engineers u s. A.
aul3-ot Engineer Commissioner ID. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

The queen OF the turf, Maud s., still retains the
crown, and the public is beginning to believe that
Jay-Eye-see has not the speed TO wrest It from
her He has made two efforts, under favorable con-
ntons 10 lower the record, and failed On both oc-
casons ne was given advantages which the mare
did net have. No running horse acco,nuaniei he,
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said Thoreau: II am inclined to think bathing
almost one OF the necesSdreS OF fe but 1t Is sur
prising how Indifferent some are to it. One farmer
VINO came TO battle In Walden one Sunday while
nved there told me 1t was the first bath he had
mad for fifteen years" Mr. Thoreau's grouping OF
theory and fact Is rather unfortunate for his case
He died at the comparatively early age OF forty
h'e, aiter bathing every day, while the abstenious
iariner ne speaks OF probably lived twice as long.
Bathing Is good thing, and greatly to be COM
mended on many accounts, but it Is not an essen.
tlai 10 good health or long le the statistics OF
the countries where bathing Is almost unknown
abundantiy show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

The greenoack party seems to have principles as
SOFT as ie money 1t advocates They can be adapted
to anything that political cxpediency suggests.
In Iowa the greenbackers fuse with the democrats
against the republicans; in West Virginia they ioin
with the republicans to defeat the democrats and
In New York they unite with the ant,-raoaopo,ists
against both the other parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

ELpHoNzo YouNGs
Is ALWAYS ON DECK
WIT IL AIMS
AS THE SEASONS ROLL AROUND, AND IS NOW
OFFERING
FIR q 1T JARS:
dcz Masons Pnts for ,.,.... 81 m
doz- Mason's Quarts eor ..........,..,....S I no
doz Mason's Half Gallons for .......... II AZ
doL Cohancy Half-Gallons for ......,,.,... al "a
SUG AR.
10 Ibs STANDARD warranted pure. for ....... .60c
10 lbs Granulated, warranted pure, for . zoe
III lbs. Cut, warranted pure, for ...-..,,.... 80
SPICES.
Under this head confidently state that ,re raxo
supply Of SELECTED SPICES. second to none IN the
country; Our WHOLE SPICES are selected stock
thoroughly cleaned. while our GROUND SPICES are
rom the same stock. aud are GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
PURE
VINEGAR
As 10 our custom at this season VIC have taken par-
ncular care 70 have largo supply Of GENUINE CIDER
VINEGAR for pi tickling purposes
FL U u X HAS DECLINED
And OUR CUSTOMERS offered the fun benefit nj
the same At ONCE We Offering the following atlra
tive Brands; ~
SILVER hTSG, STYKIIN6S
SURPRISE TRIUMPH
PILL.sBURrs BEST. GOLDEN HILL
CERES, CRYSTAI.
soPEaLATiYE, 60, &C 30
ELpHONZO YOUNGs.
GROCER, 428 NINTH STREET
aol5-2c,2p,6t EETWEEE d AND T.
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COLORED FLANNELs AT HALF COST.

THE STOCK MUST POSITIVELY BE CLOSED
OUT BY SATURDAY. AUGUST 23D, AS WE INTEND
TO INTRODUCE A NEW DEPARTMENT IN PLACE
OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

The political canvass, as yet, shows no signs OF
greater activity. Governor Cleveland Is to remain
Ia the north woods until September lst. and the
presumption Is that his letter OF acceptance will be
given out Immediately upon his return. More work
Is oeihS done In New York by both parties than
ELSEWHERE. and the Butler men are preparing to
take hand IN the Empire state The leaders OF
both The old parties gather at the respective head
quarters In New York and lay plans which will, no
doubt, begin TO show forth fruit early next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

The risks attending the Indulgence by young
ladies in acrobatic feats in the water were i'm
excessively exempiified at Rockaway beach ON Wed
heSday- Miss Ada +. Gill, one OF the bellies OF
FLUSHING, WHO, according TO a dispatch in the New
1ork HoTfd, displayed her skill by turning somer-
saults Is she rode over the waves" before an audi
ence OF several thousand persons, came very near
Ser end by drowning while so engaged. The moral
~hls little narrative should not BE- lost ON the
Jung LADY OF the period who visits the seaside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

Inc Butier men OF New York city ere preparing
10 give him big reception on the goth inst. Their
OBJECT Is 70 make show that viii impress inc
country with the strength OF their candidate Ittsa
oold movement for party that has no prospect OF
success. Ter, should the meeting1a In numbers and
enth'iSl 'sn. it would put an enectual damper on
the Butter BOOM But the Butler managers arc
confident OF making display that viii Whom I'm
their campaign very lively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

IL Is announced that General Buffers letter OF
acceptance VIII be given to the public next week.
His greenback and aIlti-monopoly friends could
not see the necessity OF his waiting for Cleyeancs
letter They have been suggesting that he had
already lost valuable time in trying to capture the
democratic nomination, and IL he postponed his
formal entry into the presidential race much
longer he might as well stay ont OF It altogether
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED HAVE $4,000 CASH. WHICH 1 WISH
W to purchase a house with give number OF house
and full particulars. Address d. G. T., Star Office
au16- St.
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WANTED-HELP.


WAaHS1TEESpe, cIERK-EIT HER MALE on FEMALE,
sr q the Penson business Pay IS pc week Ad-
at 31s street nnEtheasx It.
WANTEp-GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
I457 street northwest. it,
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO HoUSEWORK AND
tsfe care Of child must stay at night References
w Ladies Furnishing Store Inquire with ref, r
ence after O'Clock at 40 10th street northwest It,
WANTED-A WHITE AMERICAN WOMAN. MID
homework Apply 7oa 18th Street NV 1t.
WANTED-AF IRsT-CI4Ass WAITER. CoLoRED,
a SIS
18th street northwest. It.
WANTED-4 WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH.
w ana IRON Apply at 913 street northwest al6-2t'
w willing to make herself useful Apply at 1920 N
VVANTED-A F1RST-CLAss PLUMBER AND GAS
employment No Khishts Of Labor need apply to J.
MORAN. 2l26 Pennsylvania avenue aul4-3t
WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
GLENN aos h ssrsst nnor rRs Apply sui.s
ssasas + he 8ae s baTy so S"s q
WANTED-AC COMPETENT WHITE GIRL TO DO
w general housework in small family. German
preferred Apply at 1914 9th street thwest au15t'
,y. 1aZ s,q
for this cty-cooks chambermaids. other help.
| with references; g26 street northwest PRICE &
COOMBS, Licensed Agents. jy22- at
| WANTED-LADIEs OR YOUNG MEN IN CITY
country to take nice light and Pleasant work at
made; work sent by mail; no canyassing; stamp
| for reply. Please address RELIABLE MFG Company
| Philadelphia, Pa. jyl9-Sws
| MY ANTFD EOp TUC NaPINC OOpDC MIN
w from 81 to IS years of age feet inches in height
pay from $13 to SIG month with clothing food and
medical attendance Men enlistng in this corps
on board Of men and have opportunities of Wis
iting foreign countries Inquire at Marine IarrackA
| tyS-tsep1
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pROWN'S IRON BITTERS DOES NOT CAUSE
- headache produce constipation
BROWNS IRON BITTEkS has no equal for Inter-
mittent Eevers. Druggists sell it. jy26-eo
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VNOR RENT-7Os 5TH STREET NORTHWEST: TEN
- room brick; modern Improvements: newly papered
and painted Apply to 1918 street northwest
INOR RENT-3l32 STREET. WEST WASHING
ton large three story pressed brick front resi-
dence with twostory and basement back building
tanning eleven rOons with gas range bath ROOM hot
and cold water good condition. large back yard good
location; street cars pass the door Rent $50 per
aul1-2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16

DROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cures headache promotes digestion tones the nerves
and regulates the whole system. iy26-eo
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7 HAVE FOUND BROWNS IRON BITTERs IN.
Il vigoratng and strengthening
MRS. G. v. BOswORTH,
V29-eo 1887 9Th street northwest
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nor RENT-16l4 18th NV, OVER STORE; S25
II 321 Maryland ave. n e.. S25 1881 9th NV Sl7 81
INV, $l5 1417 Sd NV, $15. 312 18th s.w, S15 Also
number OF large furnished houses T. A MCINTYRE,
918 st. aula 3t
IfOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE. 423 STREET N W.
Il stories: rooms, all modern improvements In
quire of j. b. ARNOLD, 9l9 Z St NV aul4-3ts
EfOR RENT-ON THE GOTH INST. A NICE SEVEN
u room brick dwelling modern improvements,
blGck from smithsonian: rent 1927 Per month. c. b
CHURCH. office Of Independent Ice Co, or 306 18th
street southwest. aul4- 3ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
A NAMELESS PLAGUE.
A Strange Disease Raging With
Frightful Fatality.
The Deaths Run Up into the Hundreds
Symptoms of the Fatal scourge.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. %. The
Courier-Journal sent a correspondent
up TO investigate the reported ravages
of the dread disease in Eastern Ken.
lucky aud West Virginia, and the
correspondent sends the following;
w. q Lester, a prominent attorney
of this place, has Just arrived from Mt
Pleasant, where he has been for two
weeks past az court as acting prosecut
ing attorney. Mr.. Lester he's
information Of prevailing plague In
Harlan, LetcheT, Perry, Leslie and
Bell counties and say 10 that in Harlan
IL appears to be the worst. IL Is most
fatal and prevails TO the greatest ex-
tent up about the head waters OF Poor
farm and Glover creeks. In the noun
tains about twenty-five miles from Mt.
Pleasant "A large territory is terribly
afflicted and people are dying very rap
idly. In one neighborhood twelve
persons died in one day the latter
part Of last week and there were
scarcely well people enough TO make
them cefllJs OF hewn boards
and bury them on Brsnd's creek
which rises Ia Harlan county and
emptles into the Cumberland IN Bell
county, The disease Is raging with
frightful fatality and there Is no WAY
10 keep q record OF the deaths. All
along the banks Of the streams the
people are sick and ply
siclans and medicines, outside
OF the herbs and roots With
whose curative property the natives
ARE acquainted, are unknown and I'M
obtainable. The epidemic Is rapidly
spreading In Harlan county and 80 far
there seems to have been nothing dis
covered 10 check It, ihose afflicted
either dying Ia a short time, or nature
saving them from death only, leaves
them such physical wIecks that
they are helpless. In the district
covering the southern portion OF
Lefeher and Perry COUNTIES ana The
northeast portion 81 Bell county, the
plague hiss obtained s0othOld, but re-
ports as to its Violence are very con-
! iilctlng. Mr.. Lester thinks that the
deafbs run up into the hundreds,
while the number Of those at
tackled cannot be estimated. The
disease does not prevail At Mt
Pl asAnt, but the session Of the circuit
/ court was q failure, scarcely a case be
ING called but It had 70 be continue
because Of the Illness or cath OF eth r
the defendant or witnea MIR. Lester
further said that no one knew the ezae'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27

nature Of the pestilence. Most Of the
people called IL the flux, aud ills prob
ably very aggravated form OF
that disease. II begins with
gripping pains ia the stom-
ach, followed by facilitating dlarrbma,
and II not fatal In three or four days
the patient RECEIVERS. All reports
agree us b. the cause OF the epidemic.
il being attributed TO the impure wa
ter by the natives. The season has
been unusually dry, the streams con
sisting OF narrow threads OF murky
fOul-smelling and tasting water, with
an occasional pool OF some poisonous
stuff. The corn crop In all the coun.
Ties named Is gOod, and starvation
and want only exist because the peo-
pie can spare no time from the sick To
gather It. No mills are running on the
smaller streams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
BEHIND THE AGE.
A Physio- Theologi' al Monstrosity by
q Waco Ex- Preacher.
Using the Scriptures to Prove That Satan
Was a Negro.
special TO the Gazette.

Speclai 10 the dhheltt.
WACO, TEX, Nov. 20.--Brooits 4
Wallace Of this city have just printed
a queer book entitled "Creation and
Satan,n which is attracting consider
able attention, especially ON the part
OF the eolored people. The object OF
the work Is TO prove, by free Biblical
quotations, that the "iiatan" OF holy
writ WIS negro man that he seduced
Eve, (whJ was white womnn) and
from this frat case OF miscegenation
Cain was born that In consequence
OF this sin the negro and all his de-
seendants are irrevoedbly doomed and
cursed that they have no souls. In
chasing the negro as debased aud
utterly outside the pale OF human care
or sympathy IL goes even further
than the well-remembered book OF
few years agone, entitled "Arielp
The author uses the nom do plume "
Warren" hut his identity Is an open
- cret, as he Is an ex- BaptiHt minister
tbut still member OF that den0mina-
tom, and eng tged in business here for
many years. The negross are quit
indignant over if,and some Of the more
Ignorant aud suspicious Of thfm HsA
that IL isstrange that fhlB book should
have come out just after the great
Democratic victory, when there 10 ak
~ the negro being put bsck into slay-
cry. IL II proper 10 state that the
most OF The white people here do not
approve the publication but regard II
as a harmless vagary, The author has
scripture at his hDgers' ends, and
quotes literally 10 fortiiy his argu-
~ nts and theories.
Judge Mccormick Is proceeding
ztee0ily with the business Of the
United States district court here, al-
though no very important caHea have
been tried yet. The criminal docket
has rot been taken up YET. All the
courts will adjourn tomorrow for
Thanksgiving day.
Much Interest - manifestsd here IN
the Willis Adams trial NJ Dallas. The
dGily reports are awaited and read
with more eAgerness than has been
displayed In any suit since the n0ied
| Currie trial Ut Marshall.
Rev. X. X Smont. ID. d., pastor Of
/ the Presbyterian church ~ Austin, Il
under engagement 10 lecture here Fri.
I day night for the benefit Of the Pres
I byterlan church IN this city.
/ Capt. Penn, editor 81 the LAREDO
Tlmes, IL In the CITY visiting relatives
Dean Richardson Of st Mark
cathedral San Antonio, returned aom'
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
wrRn mn nnAltns nnmrne

NEW HoRE, Nov. 70, BUR- lars last
might broke into the Kings county
penitentiary and robbed The safe OF the
shoe shop Of all the money which was
brought there yesterday To nay OF the
employees. Tue burglars entered
through a window OF the shoe
shop, prying the bars apart
with q Jimmy, and when
inside they fore, d he Office door open
aud began to operate on the safe, from
which they took $1,000 belonging to
he Bay St,.ie Shoe ana Leather COM
psny How the burglars effected the
I0b without making noise enough TO
rouse the guards Ia the penitentiaTy Ia
u turprise w every perton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-27
Tho Prairie Aars.
BOWIE.
The. Jail Birds still AZ Large "A
Temperance Lecture.

Temperance Lecture.
special 70 the OaEette
Bowie, TEX Nov % None Of the
escaped prisoners have 80 fer been cap
tured. There were twelve IN Jail at
the time OF tho delivery. Two re-
manned, refusing TO 10 with the reat.
The party Was composed Of from forty
10 fily mn siksd men After breaking
open Inc All they mounted the pris-
oners on horses brought for the pur-
pose The entire party lefL together,
and Il Il supposed are now Ia the In-
dian territory
Hon A III Latimer OF Parje, Tex.
delivered q temperance lecture here
lust night 70 good audience After
the lecture lodRe Of Good IemplarB
was "Tghnized with twenty members.
Mr. Latin,cr goes 10 Henrietta to-day.
Mr.. T. o Ward, late Of Dallas, has
opened bis establishment He pro-
poses 70 do Wholesale liquor bueinfse
aud to handle tho beat 81 wines, liq-
uOrs, etc.
Mr. George ID. Burnett, respects
bic citizen Of ghis community, who
was tanning aud stock-FaiHing q few
niles from Town, died last night
Business holds up we'll aud not.
withdrawing The Iniyerfal complaint
Of elose times, our people, lnsTchants
and ali, seem 90 be moving along re-
narkRbly We'll under tue preAsufe.