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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
In A Nutshell.
New York World.

With remarkable magnanimity the
Republican party has made the Dem
ocrats of the country free gift Of he
Presidency. Without stopping to
question the unselfshneSs of the act,
1t becomes interesting to know
whether the Democrats will retain
the great gift or return it with
thanks.
This will have to he determined al
Chicago on the Sth Of next month.
1t IS not often that "A present so
rich as the Presidency falls to a poll
tlcial party. As rule the prize is
only secured by a hard struggle
At this moment the Democrats have
the keys OF the Executive Mansion in
their party pocket, and if they so de-
desire they can take possession on the
4th Of next March
They can return these keys on a
wooden solver to the Republicans by
simply making an unwise nomination
at Chicago. They can indicate the
rejection of the gift by simply
adopting a flee-trade or tariff fol
revenue only plank in their platform
If they permit Frank Hurd or Henry
Watterson to write the platform i
will be understood that the party ha
declined the presidency as jewe
unbecoming an Ethiop's ear
Not to put too fine a point upon it
will the representatives Of the Demo
cratic party deliberately bluuder q
} Chicago under the mistaken idea tia
they are upon the eve of enjoyin
what is termed a "walkoyer" can
paign?
We think not
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26

Several young lady pedestrians
are now in the middle of six day s.
walking match in Baltimore. One
of the walkers made fifty nine miles
in the first fourteen hours.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
Tough.

"Here waiter!" yellow Fitzgo obsr.
eyes sab, boss"
81 cant eat this steak.
because it is 50 toughj a dog
couldn't put his teeth through
that"
''Tll tex hit back, den, sab, an
Touch piece what 70 can fling 70,
teeth through" replied the courteous
attendant, fitting away before Fitz
could paralize him.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
The Electrical Vote

The electrical votes this year will
be 401 in number. The smallest
number, therefore, constituting ma
jority is 201. -Four years ago the
election vote was 500, and 185 was
majority.
The States are entitled, respectfully,
to the foIlowino votes.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26

The esteemed Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette prints piece of
doggerel entitled "a Song for
Blaine-Trahp, Tramp, Tramp"
Why should the names of prominent
republican voters be placed at the
head of campaign doggerel
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
Paying Investment

And one that will pay the largest dividend
il in something that will make happiness
in our homes, that will elevate our chill
dren, our friends and ourselves to the
highest standard OF refinement, culture,
aud SOclabillty.
Music .AlOJ1e VIII do This
Have you Piano or an Organ in your
home? fnot, you should have, and we
can save YOU money in its purchase. Over
1000 delighted purchasers, whom we
hsy: supplied i'll the past fifteen years, will
endorse this statement.
See the Grand inducements we offer.
Ten Leading Makers, Chickering, Mathu-
AeE, Ludden & Bates. Hallet d Davis.
lIadman, Arion, Mason & Hamlin. Pack
sd Palace, and Bay State. Over 800
Styles All Grades. All Prices. Pianos.
500 to s, 900. Organs, S24 to $3.50
Makers names on all. No Stencil Or
. Cheap Instrument sold ~"The Best is al
4 @ Cheapest" but our cheapest is good.
i What We GjUe Purchasers,
With each Piano, a good stool and cover.
With each Organ, good stool 6 Instruc-
TO- With each Piano or Organ, a book of
music.
Also a Six Years Guarantee: Fifteen
D3y' Trial, with Freight Paid both ways,
instrument does not suit; and a Privi-
eseof Exchange at any time within Six
Months, if the selection made is not salts
factory. MORE THAN THIS
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
PLANTER S,
MECHANICS,
MERCHANTS
AND
CAPITALISTS
A WORD IN YOUR EARS AND
DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKETS.

Happy New Year! Goodbye, 1888.
CROPS not flrst-rate, but might have been
gorss. Money not exactly plenty, but
VET enough to go round, and after pay
Ing debts, and laying in supplies, stock,
clsthing, guaHo, and all things needful,
there will vet be something left to invest.
And now, let us suggest that the best
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26

1t is thought that the Blaine boom
will be compelled to go on three
legs during the rest Of the year;
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26

eases ~ i;[eat,se Oh Blood and Skin Dis
''9 T 'InGalied free to applicants
LIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
N Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga.
iii Avs oince, 100 W, 2Sd ST., bet, 9Th &
(tst
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
2 OI S 0 \

S Sn 'he blood is apt to show itself in the
s! %ns; ana nature should by all means be
cS ,o', ~ IN throwing it off. Swifrs Spe-
y s,r Ioes this effectively. 1t is purely
bIi,,"o'e' non-poisunous remedy, which
ONT r ,b nature TO force all the poison or faint
VI, through the pores of the skin.
vr %p, Robert A. Eas!ey, of Dickson, Ten,
had '( oS;1 under date March 10, 1884: II
tiem '"t'lS ana fever, followed by rheuma-
ahis' IoI thfee years, so that | was not
sIm rV 10 attend to my business: had tried
No , roI: very kind Of medicine, and found
SIZE 'J'sei. A friend recommended Swifts
bsg re,uc' tried one bottle and my health
teE san 20 improve continued until had
feet t" s'A bottles, and it has set me on my
men, sDd as ). sound and well az ever. | recon-.
'I''u II TO all similarly afflicted.
lea Ii,'erS from twenty-three (23) of the
dor az ietall druggists of Atlanta say, un
Of say uate March "a, 1884: eve sell moro
edv '" Wy Specific than any other one rem
otIo. anu three to ten times as much rs any
caoso. olood medicine. We sell it to ri
if tao ana many of the best families us,
Us a general health tonic. '''''N'
life '''I sure that Swift's Specific saved my
and v,d \ was wa. terribly poisoned with malaria
reJev w@s given up to die. Swift's Specif,
tbinl :, me promptly and entirely.
- Is 'ie greatest remedy of the age
q G.. SPENCER,
1bor, Sup't Gas Works. Rome, Ga
for r NJ hhown and used Swifrs Specif
mor more re, than twenty years, and have see
from, wonderful results from its use tina
conmi any remedy in or out of the Pharma
to all sou. 1t IS certain and safe antidot
I'LL sorts Of Blood Poison.
). Dickson SMITH, NJ. D.,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-06-26
We Pay All Freight

les We mean it. We sell you Best In
Tfuments at Lowest Prices, on Easiest
la'ISI'ment Terms and pay every cent of
we freight, no matter where you live SO
!la the Instrument costs you no more than
Nyou lived in Savannah or New York
city, Why hesitate? We are the men for
you; Send us your name, and we will
mai you Illustrated Catalogues anG Circu-
lars Which will tell you what we have not
room to say here.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

- Inter ben 512 G1iilern bet Miin>
9ener Mfabeinie Der f66nen 2iinife fillb
AZ Mmerifdner. Gein anberer Staat
auBer preuBeu bot iobiel S6tiler oabin
qefnidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

lipthef burdffubirelI bic mir grobmiitbig
aur gerfagung seffellt weroen2 Sd
balte es itidbt aus in oiefem pertplnld9z
ten SdlofIe nit ieiner 6ben unbeimlt=
fchen 8rd9t! SD for1me mir tole Der.
aaubert 6ari1 Dor, uno Der Sntel Daf
aud ettpas BON einem 9erenmeiiter an
fid), 6em ni6ts Derborgen bleibt. Gr,
Ser ME fein 61loB berldBt, Der nit fei=
mem Wenf1en @erfebr bdlt, 1T trobs
BEN, oans qerau iiber mleineil Nufents
bait ia sStalien unterri6tet. gr tpeiB
9lllss, fennt MGes, fogar ben Bernardo.
Gogar ben 6ignor Bernarbol ipiez
oerbolfe Mrnolb nit gang eigentbanllis
dem Geitenblide. Sa, tpober mag ct
bas erfabren baben2
WeiB idb esq gienei6t bat es ibm
feline tpeiBe @eilferipibe oa oben 5uge.
flulfert. Nsit tiatiirliden Singen gebt
es ni9t 3u.
Ser 6err Onfel tparen tpobl febr
tpilo BON tuegeu unferer5 59ulben? fragte
6er alte Diener nit elmer unpertenflbas
rem @enugtbung.
Stein, fagte paul ernfter. ST mar inn
@eqeutheile 6ie Site ielbf, aber id1
tuollte, Ct bdtte mid geiboIten. Sd
bite lieber bic bdrteifen 8orpiirfe err
tragen, ais bieie eifge @lei9giltigteit,
nit Ser ct Nles getpdbrte unb Mles bers
aieb. Da iit audi ni6t elm Junfe DON
Mdrnle, bon Sntereiie mebr uorbanOen.
Y I. r.. Ik&4n ,stf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18
: 9lls neue probe Beg 8l66linn

= Qlls neue probe 6es 8lDbfnns
europdiI1er 3eitungen iiber Mmerifa
lei folgenoe iebt aud our6 Die prelie
Deutf6lanb Bic &unbe ma6enoe @es
l9i9te mitgetbeilt:
r@elegentIit6 ibres @aftipieles in Gbis
cago ma1te Sarab 8ernbarot bic Be
fannt16aft bes an1erifamif6en Mtillios
udrs Scr. 3d., ber bon ibrer Gunlt
10 entafidt tpar, 6aB er fie mad Der @bs
f6iebspDrifenung flebentli6if bat, nod
einmal bic y6rousGrou" gu ipieIen.
Ser Mann erbot fi6, oas san5e Sbeater
au mietben, uno 6arab gernbarbt, bic
febr gei6mei6elt mar, bdtte feinem
Wunfde gerne pillfabrt, allein cons
traftli6e 8erpHi9tungen binberten lie
am 8leiben. go lneinte fie fder5enb:
,Wenn Sic tpirfli6 10 biel Wertb bas
raul legem, mid bic uGrolt=Grou" ipiez
len au iebem, 10 fommen sic mad Yas
ris un6 i1 iebe lie eigens fir Sic aui's
Me6ertoire." @arab bate Die gauge
Ga6e ldngf bergeHen, 0a erbielt fie
pergangenelt Greitag 5lt ibrem b69iten
grifaunen ben BeIu6 bes Mmerifaners,
Der in gr1Berer Geieai9aft eigens Die
Meiie gema9t bate, I'M bic Sarab ipie=
ber 31 ieben. Sb9leid bon ben In=
jtrengungen Der lebten 3eit siemli9 obs
gefpannt, bielt aud Mme. Bernbarbt
nun ibr 8eripre9en uno ipielte am
@onntag in ber Na6mittags=8 =8orffelung
Bic nGrou=Grou", fiir welde 2eilfung
ibr ber Mmeritaner ein Goienbouquet
iiberianbte, bas nit elmer &ipiere aus
prd1tigen Diantanten suiaminengebal=
ten par."
gielIei6t bat Gara6 gernbarbt BEN
BlDbfinn felbF erfunben -als Geelame.
Wenn fie babel auf bic Dummbeit eus
ropdif1er, unb au9 6eutf6ldnbii9er
3eitungen in MGem, mas Nmerifa be-
trifft gebaut bat, 10 bat fie ii6 ni9t
berre9net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

Brabanbier, Dalencienne, pas
riier, &uflif9e, ed6fiid)e unb leinene
Gpiben In GROCER Iustpabl biaigit betm
Ganous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18
Melden llmfana unb wel6e 81

Wef1en 11mfang unb wel6e Be-
6eutllng Die S6af5u6t unb Wonpros
0uctipn in ben Ser. Staaten bereits
erlangt babem, Seisen folsen6e amtli6e
Mngaben. sSn BEN berf9iebenen Staas
ten uno Serritorie1 'giebt es gegen
43, 900, 900 G1afe. 9llabama ffebf an
Der GpiBe nit {, 100000 S1afen lnb
einenl idbrli6en WDlertrag BON liz
100000 Yfunb. Damn fDnlmt Ohio
nit 5, 900, 600 S9afen, aber einem ale
an6eren melt iibertreffenben idbrli6en
Wplertrag pon Is, 100000 pfunb.
Snbiana beiiBt 100000 S9afe unb
getpittnt BON ibnen iiber 5000, 900
gfunb Molle. Gentudp foIgt nit
1 900, 900 G9afe unb einen Mpllertrag
DDn 5000, 900 pfuno. &bo6e Sslanb
unb Delamare baben Die gerinsffe Mnz
5abl Gdafe, unb stuar eriferes NIT
l7,211 Sttif unb einen MolIertrag bon
$1,000 Yfun6, unb lebteres einige
Sauienb mebr BON iebem. Wfaifa6us
letts bat gegen $4,000 G6afe uHb ers
5ielt bon ibnen ettDa 100000 pfuub
Welle, tpdbrenb Naaine, Georgia,
Soma, &cafas, gtorb Carolina, 8ens
neFee, utab, Bermont, 1irginia, Weitz
0irgilia li1b bas 5erritorium Mpo=
ming, iebes nabe an 100000 Sdafe
beiiben. Die Staaten unb Serritorien,
meI1e cine Miillion S9afe un6 oariiber
befiBeu, iino Colorado, Sainois, Wiis
louriS Stem 0prf, Oregon, penniDls
Dania unb Wisconiin. Mi6igan bat
gegen % NlilIionen 6dafe nit einem
Wolertrag bon IL Millionen Yfunb.
gs tpirb aber bierin BON Stem WeIico
unb 5eras iibertrpfen, tpel9e iebes
nabe an A MilliDnen G6afe beiiben
nit einen. Moaertrag BON AZ Millionen
pfunb fir eriferes unb BON 7 Miaionen
pfunb fir lebteres. Ser geiammte
Wo[lertrag Der Ser. Staaten tpirb run6
auf ettpa It's, 100000 pfunb abge=
iddbt. angef1ts biefer 3iffern tpirb
es erfldrlid5, fpel6en bebeutenben 4uss
fall in ibren ginnabnlen' bic Moasii6ter
ber Ser. Staaten Sur6 bic DDm p0rigen
GongreB perfiigte 6erabfeBung beg
Wollaolls erIittet1 unb iDie febr 5enfels
ben beBbalb baran gelegen fein mub,
ben friiberen 3oll auf Wolle tpieber bers
geifeat gu ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

Cine ensliI5e 3eitung f6il6ert
bic bortigen 3u9tbduier tpie folgt.. So=
fort na9 ieiner gerurtbeiIung tuiro ber
5trdfIittg in einen1 aellentpagen mad
benz 3u9tbaufe abgefiibrt, 'beRen eiiers
ne Shore ii9 br6bnenb binter tim f6lie=
ben, unS In eine ginaelaele 9 Monate
lang eingeiperrt, obne einem MenI9en
sa feben Dber cine Meni9enifilnme aus
ber Der ieines Wd1ters 5u b6ren. Seine
Nabrung 1T Die gr6bfte uno Mrbeit f6eint
man ibm ridt al geben. Rad 9 Mo=
naten enblid tuir6 er elmer Mbtbeilung
arbeitenber @efangenen augetbeilt ). biele
aber tperbett borber tpabnlnnig, tpeil tie
fidb ffets beoba6tet fpiiien. gei Der Nr'
belt en6lid5 1T Die Imffi9t itreng uno
qtalbDQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

- Sn6pfe, 8eiabartitel fir Damens
tleiber un6 @dfde. fotpie fiir 8ett3crg,
oilligit bel Samous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18
Der srDBe
NlerDen~ ~De5tptnger

gs berubist uno crquidt ben sfranfen nid)t
burd Die @imfibrnng bon Spiaten mro aloern
brafif6en Nie6itanienten, fonoern Dur9 bic
8efOroeruns Der gbatisfeit bes @faseno unb
@erbenibfen,s, ipeld)e DaS @ebirn bon ben id)ao,
Ii6en @iniliifien befreicng auf oeren nrfa9eu
mir nnS oben besogen.
Sir Geiitli6e, glbbofaten, 2tteraten, Saul
leufe, 8anfiers, Damen ,ino alle, beren iibenbe
0ebenstpeiie sterbenlabmung uno llnorbnung
res 8lutcs, bes @fagens, Der @ingepeibe nno
Rieren eraeust, ober fit ale, bic eilles nerben.
itarfenben. ftimalirenoen @fittels beoilrfen, TT
Sama ritan 3erbine nnlddsbar. San-
fenbe ertldren alS baS pnnoerbolltte belebenoe
Mlittel, bas ban finfenbe Sbtem, fraftist.
$3.50. gu failfen bel alien Npotbefern.
Dr. g. ". &i9monO Weo. Co., ct
Sofep6, $40.
eoro. Stoutenburs6 &; 60, aoenten, ebieasf
cfIIS n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18
: Wie bic sc. 9r. 3ta.~ b6rt, bat

gBie bic 81. pr. 3tg." bort, bat
bas preuBif6e Griegsminiiferiunt ieBt
angeorbnet, baB fiir ben 2anbifurm 6es
l., g., 5. unb 6. Nrmeeforps Befleis
bungsgegenftdnbe angefertigt iperben
folen. Sieie tperben fiir ben 5ommer
in Drili6anaiigen unO fir ben Winter
un6 Bel angiinttiger Witterung in foge=
ttannten uedlenbnrgif9en 8louien bon
lei1terem 3u1e beiteben; ais Gopfbez
bedung finb Miben nit 5Airm unb
sur 8elpaffnung 3iinbnabelgetp unb
6dbel In glus5iht genDmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

ssraa 8. bat bom einem Sreunb
ibres 6auies gum gbrififeit eiren foifz
baren 9inefif6en Manbidirm erbalten.
Ser Gatte ifubt. u8on mem 1T Der
G9irm mein Ginb21
p8pn 9errn g."
rab, i1 ntuB Dirfagen, ineine 2iebe,
i9 finbe esn ni9t paiIeno, tpenn Elm Mann
elmer Grau, Die ct reipeftirt, TO- foitbare
Gefdenfe na6t."
User fast Dir benn, bab 5err $.
MID refpeftirt?"
yMb fo..-@
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(gortfess,.y tolst.)
The Housewife.


elm einbeimii9es Sournal fit ben at1ez
rifanii9en 9ausbalt, ipir6 auf elm Sabr
frei all iebe Dame berfanbt, Die auf eins
nal bic yianlen umb NbreiIen bon 10
per6eiratbetenD Damen ober9 9ausbdlteritt=
men, ,nebIt "a Gents ilt 2 Sent Stamps
fir pOrto einf9idt. gs 1T 6as bette
6amilienblatt in ben Ser. Staaten,
unb bieie 0Herte tpiro nur gena6t, um
Mamel sil erbalten, an uel9e mir qros
beniimmern ienDen f6nnett, benn mir
tpilIen, baB iebe Dame, Die The
Housewife" fiebt, barauf abonnirt.
Breis 81 6as Sar. Nfan fenbe beute,
um bic na6ite Summer au erbalten.
M6reife:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
/ 1,2,tutp1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18
S SAMARITAN
llnfebIbar.
N RvIN Z: .

Sic beanipruder gu biel fir 9 IN r itail
Merbine" faete ein 3tpeifler. ngSie tann
cine eiuaiee @feOisin elm Seilmittcl letn fnr
gpitsplis, gpspepile. NlsOtolisnlre,
SpiualzgGsn. 9teeumatismus. Samen.
idmide uuO fanbig anbere 4ransteitens"
gSir erfaren es fir Elm Seilmittel, einfa6, neil
olle arantbeiten aus benz 8lut entfteben. Seis
ne nerbentdrfenbsn, iuieOer berfeQenoen uno
abfii6renben Gisenf9aften erfiilen ole Beotns
aunaen, bic ibm susefdrieben iperSen. So 1T
In Der ueiteil @elt befannt als
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-18

- Wenn bic Ser. 6taaten 10 biGt
befiebelt mdren, tpie arestfreib, bann
parben bier 10000, 600 Weniden
tpobnen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-01
Personal.

Capt. Taylor, n popular conductor on
the Texas " Pacific, IL very low with
fever.
Capt. Blair, Waco's popular city at
torney, IL In the city, on his way to his
ranch In Coleman county.
Dan Milan, former business man
of this city, but now of San Antonio,
is In the city with herd of horses for
sale.
w. u. Harris, sheriff of Mcclellan
county, was in the city yesterday i'm
charge of an attached witness IN n
criminal suit in the district court.
Miss Maud Johnson, u charming and
accomplished young lady of Waco, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. w. Clifton, and will remain several
weeks,
9, Il. Garretson, lately connected
with the police force in this city, il
now employed rs an agent for the SAT,
and lock firm of McNeal Il Urban O.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. A. G. Ramey of Ranger called
on the GAZETTE yesterday. He re
| ports that an inexhaustible supply o.
water has been found eight feet unde
the ground at Ranger.
John Harper, II popular deputy
sheriff OF Wheeler county, passe,
through the city last night on his wa,
to Austin. He was accompanied b,
his accomplished wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-01

lihlNNslAA -NfNN.4
Nearly fifteen hundred people, in
GLIDING large number of ladies', as
sembled at the Beach park yesterday
afternoon to witness the wild West
erh scenes portrayed 10y
DR.. Carver the champion
rifle shot, and his troupe Of Indians
and cowboys. The programme EN-
braced number Of interesting and eX.
citing features, lasting through an hour
and half, and to the credit of the
management it must he said there were
no tiTesome "stage-traits. u The enter
tainment opened with pony race be-
tween Omahas, Sioux and Pawnee In
dams, and was quickly followed by an
illustration of the old-time pony ex-
press which had to be relied on for the
speedy delivery of telegraph. Then
followed n most exciting and realistic
scene, the attack upon the Deadwood
mail coach by Indians. The coach
stopped long enough nj way station
the grand stand-to take in two pas.
sengers, and then whirled along on it's
path until the attack was made, and
bullets whistled through the air like
the rattle of musketry In pitched
battle. The intrepid scout and his
valiant cowboys were soon on hand,
however, and piled up dead Indians on
the deld Of carnage from wniuis the
passengers in the coach escaped an
hurt, There were many amusing feat
ures, including the bucking ponies and
elks, the Indian dances, lassoing wild
steers, the grand hunt on the plains,
but the chief feature, of course, was the
shooting by DR.. Carver on foot and on
horseback. This part Of the exercise
was simply marvellous, the champion
shattering glass balls with unerring
aim while iding his horse at full speed.
Altogether the show was such ms TO
give general satisfaction and to war.
rant the prediction that 1t will be lib.
orally paironi2ed during the remainder
of the week. DIR. w. l.. Carver
with his Wild West entertainment
VIII give three more performances
this evening, Saturday and Sunday
beginning each day at 8 p. III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-01
The Old Grnndmother

iting the mother of her little grand
Id SO gradually and pitifully vast
away by the drainage upon its sys.
} from the effects Of teething, sends
nurse ut once to the druggist. pro-
IS o bottle of DIR. Biggers' Southern
nedy, administering 1t, SOON restores
to the mother and health to the
Q one. IL will cure cramp collie,
rhGa, dysentery and all bowel af-
ons. This, with u bottle of lay.
Cherokee Remedy of sweet gum
mullen. combining the stimulat,
expectorant principle of the sweet
with the demnlcent healing one
mullen for the cure of Group
pping cough, colds and consump,
Il presents u little medicine chest
household should be without fol
peedy relief of sudden and danger
ttacks of the lungs and bowels
your druggist for them, Manu-
red by Walter A. Taylor, proprle
aylor's premium cologne, Allan
s n,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-01
AROUND TOWN.

All Fools Day.
Vote for the right man.
1t will be April FOODS day indeed
for some of the candidates for munich
pal honors.
Several prominent sporting men
went up to Gainesville yesterday to at
tend the races beginning there to-day.
County Clerk j. +. Swayne yester.
day issued marriage license to Hen.
ry Thompson and Matte Smith, both
colored.
The trainer employed by Judge
Cook OF Galveston was in town yester-
day arranging for the arrival of five
fine runners that will be here to-mor.
row.
In the county court Yesterday
A. Prudential Il Co. filed suit agains
A. j. Williams on six promissory note.
of s3S each, and an open account o
$26S,35.
Last Saturday an enjoyable picni,
was mad mt the farm OF Robt. Pitting
or near Crowley. Several young ladie,
and gentlemen from this city composed
the party. They were cI,aperoned Il,
Rev. T.. III. Bodlxln and wife.
The races here next week are going
to be the beat ever had in the South,
east. The management of the driv
ing park have arranged very attrac
tive programme, and the money pu
upwill bring the genuine blue-blood
OF The turf here. Everybody in thi
section that fails to come to Fort Wortl
next will have cause for regret.
Mr. j. Nj. Judkins is rapidly accom-
pllshlng the work of taking the cen
sus of the city, and the indications mr..
that full census will be had. Tina
portion of the city lying north of th,
Texas ~ Pacific and east of the centeI
oil Main street showed population o
nearly 100. That part north OF In,
center OF Second and west of the cen
ter of Main has now been taken an,
brings tine total to about 10000. 1t 4
calculated thata total census will shov
not less than 81 900.
The live congregation of st. Paul
Nj. Il. church have determined TO max,
some needed improvements in thei
building corner of Main and Nintl
streets. Rev. u. III. Bodkin, the ener
getlc pastor, raised $3.50 Saturday AM
Sunday. The total amount needed i
S 900, and there Is no doubt OF thi
, being raised. The contemplated i'm
provements include the building of ,
neat tower at the Main street entrance
wing on the north and one on IN
I south side and the removal Of the mar
tition now cutting oifthe front portion
a Of the building These changes vii
! give the church seating capacity q
: over 300. New seats viii be nut /,
and other minor improvements made
n The work will be finished this month