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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-05
- Baptist Association.

srsss' ~ hap'ist Association.
ls,u' Oolored Baptist Association
.n, . order promptly at . an.
Nj s''n'endeni of missions re.
$3.50 s's'al missions established, and
s,on.'a ea the pastors to do all that
''ward helping TO send the gos-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-05

The most popular cigarettes at the popu'
lar price are Opera Puffs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-05
Notice 10 Architects and Contractors.

By order Of the commissioners court plans
missiOnerW court Of iihrdeinan county, Tex,
for a 1ail With two 49, cages, ia be bullt IN the
town Of Margaret. IN said HardcDinn county
up to and including september Z, 1855. hrchi
tects are requested 20 submit three plans and
specifications ~ 20 wallis VI The Jail, VIZ, one
Of wood. one of brick aud one OF stone, limit
OF cost ~ fail not 10 exceed $4,000, the court
Teeerying the right 10 reject any and NIL plans
and specifications. Als0 plans and specOca
tlOns aud bids viii he received up 10 aud M.
ciudlua seftctnbpfT Ins1 for "A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-05
STONE or BRICK VAULT.

10 be built on tho west end Of the court house
all records, papers, hles. etc. from fire Or
Otherwise limit ~ cost OF vault not % exceed
500, the court reserSing tie right 20 reject any
and All plans and specifications and bids.
Witness my hand aud 0flclal signature At
ONCE IN the town Of Margaret u said court,
this the 18Th day OF August, 4, u. lhh3.
w. J.. GORDON
County Judge Hardeman County, TcS.
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81 a. ~ 20 81 RI &
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

1t gives MS pleasure to announce
that we have completed arrange
ments direct with IL Large Carpet
Manufacturer in New York. by
which we can show very large
assortment of Carpets selected with
the greatest care from a Stock of
Several
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THE EIGHTH SESSION,

of this Monday the 18TH SEPTEMBER next
and end the The session divided into two
TERMS ending and the secon beginning February D. 1850
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-;.:o:.:.TERMS OF rUITIoN-:.:o:.:.:-

For Lower English ding Orhogaphy Reading Writing
Arithmetic Geography Grammar term So or session $50
Higher English Branches incd sabove branches and History
Philosophy Rhetoric Compositions Chemistry per 3d.
For Greek Latin French higher Mathematics each
So per session $40.
But all triton fees except exceed s25 term
$50
Forincidental expenses, fuel &c, IL per term.
Piano quarter weeks for the first and SI50
Charge or the of the Instrument
separate lessons special cultivation of per
quarter weeks when the pupils the taking In
will be only quarter for Vocal Lessons
and if month Of the
elapsed Of y will be charged for the balance
only; that be ced with benefit
themselves school, it is earnestly
ene that they entered promy at tile beginning of the session.
for the above
prUacted absece Of
other good
Bills of tuition will be parents guardians and will be
able short time before the end OF each
Good board reasonable obtained in famesn the town.
E-y-For circulars and further particulars apply to
UPSnUR B. QUINBY, Secretary.
August o. 1854 ODancock, Virginia
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E.cacn S,aE,, :.i.:y.

The old has passed away, in
agriculture as in other thirgS, in
this country. When our soil was
new the pioneer farmer had only to
"tickle the earth with a hoe and it
laughed with Il harvest" Sloven-
illness. bad tillage and reckless
waste of virgin loan alike failed for
many years to destroy the fertility
of the land.
But that good old day has gone
forever, along with the great trees
and myrads Of wild game in the
forest primeval. The agriculturlSt
ofourperiod must practice!mproved
methods of agriculture il he would
not be crowded out of his place and
so down. The farmer must keep
up with the time.
Our ancestors wore out the rich
virgin soil. The farmer of to day
must nouriSh it again and bring
back its strength. lie must ac-
quaint himself with the best ma
nurcS and fertilizers. 1t is shown by
the records that the soil of Great
Britain produces butter crops than
it did forty years ago. Intelligent
fertilizers have brought about this
good result. 1t shows, moreover.
lndiSputably, that exhausted soil
can he brought up again.
In no way has the agyicultur,st
and Stoclraiscr put money in his
pocket more successfully of recent
years than by inlprovingthc breeds
OF domestic animals. Even the
vast herds OF Texas cattle, the wild
est of their kind ON the continent,
have been improved 50 per cent. i'll
weight and quality Of beef 10y care
full crossing whit the best "civilizedn
breeds. This change has been eff
tected only since the wholesale eX-
rortaton of beef cattle to Europe
began, being so short Il time as to
lie scarcely bclievable. Horses.
swine. sheep and poultry have
changed for the better in Il no less
marked degree within the memory
Of very young farmers. Has. TOO.
the a@rlculturiSt, who would nn; be
left behind. must avail himself of.
He must inform himself con-
StantlN Oh drainage. farm machll-
cry. rotation of crops, the best va
rcticS of seeds. fruits and plants,
rural homes. barns and outbu!d.
ingS and the best food for domestic
animals.
All this is the bo'dest outline OF
what the tarmer of our time must
know if lie would make aliving and
prosper. Agriculture is the oldest.
nobleSt of occupations, and it will
lie an i'll day tor the land when
farming ceases to pay. The time
Tor the tiller of the soil to gain the
knowledge for success is now-in
winter. When the earth is at rest,
lis mind should be most active
The way TO get his stock ofintorm-
alton IS to read carefully the farm
and garden department Of his news
paper, and books and magazines on
the same themes. Tile successful
farmer must cultivate his soil with
brains. and winter is the time to
cultivate his brains.
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How to be Young at Eighty.

In discourse on this subject,
Rev. DR.. Collyor, of New York,
gives these hints to the candidate
for a hale, hearty and happy old
age:
The first element to be consider
cd lies beyond Your reach and mine
in the homes where YOU and l
we're born and matured. One great
reason why Inever had Il really
sick day Ill my LIE was that l was
born and matuled in a sweet little
home where we lived On oatmeal
:!ld milk. and brown bread and
butter once week. potatoes and Il
bit of meat when we could get it,
and then oatmeal again. So ] don't
know today as | have II system or
n constitution or Il digestion at all;
] amncver conscious of such thing.
Hence say we must 20 back to
the parents for the first answer to
our question. Thousands ofyoung
lncn come to such cities as this
from the Green Mountains or from
New Hampshire or Maine with just
such a constitution rs mine. They
have within them ali the conditions
tor long, sweet life. They can
use their years wisely and well,
write, at the end Of each, '.Value
received" or they can ovcrdraw
their accounts as many do. God
help them! Instead of saying at
fifty, Il am young yet" they say at
forty, II am indeed old" They
are so ambitious to get on. some Of
them, that they use up two days in
one. and waste their vital powers.
They ride when they oughtto walk
down town, and they take "a little
something as they say to restore
their lax energies, for which they
have to chew Il Glove or coffee Der
~. am told. They are overdraw-
ing their accounr, | say, and some
day natnle and the grace of God
will shut down on them. Those
who do different keep good diges-
ton, stay young and buoyant, love
good, sweet company, and are not
ashamed to look their mothers and
sisters in the eyes or kiss them.-
Another secret that must be known
TO the Young at eighty is, that you
must keep faith in the common
manhood and womanhood, and in
the advancing progress of the day
Never say that the past was better
tllan to-day is, read the new books,
understand all the new ideas, and
keep your faith i'll God and man
and in the victory Of good over
evil.n
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v. s. DICKINSON & SONS
Dry Goods, Carpet and Furniture
FmnorilIn,
POCONOKC CITY. MI

GOCOMONE ClI l, MD.
Immense Stock. Great Variety, City Prices.
We extend a cordial invitation to the
citizens of Accolnac AMI Northampton
to visit our emporium this season. before
making their purchases elsewhere. Our
house is well known to many of the PEG.
pie of !accomac. with whom we have
had pleasant business relations for u
number of years, and we hope that these
may not only be continued. but that the
increased facilities for travel will enable
lis to increase the number of acquaint-
aEces and extend our business farther
down the peninsula.
Our Dry Goods Department embrace
not only all kinds of Staples, but line
OF Fine Dress Goods not surpassed by
any house on the peninsula. We name
in part Black and Colored Dress Silks ut
7jcts. 81. Sl.25 and upwards: Il great va
riety of Woolen Fabrics ut from 10cts.
to Sl.25 per yard; Felveteens and Silk
NelvetS in al the leading shades, White
Goods. Table Linens. Napkins, Tow els,
Blankets. Spreads. HandkerchiefS. Hos
iery, Gloves, Corsets, Ladies' and Child
rcn's Vests, Elnbroidries, &c.
Ladies and Children S Wraps spe-
cialty in the latest styles of New Mar
kets, Dolmans Russian Circulars. Jack
cts. Jerseys, &c. All kinds of Cloths
and Cassemeres, and in stock almost ev-
erythlng to meet the wants Of hepeople,
and at astonishinGly low prices.
Our Carpet and Furniture Depart
ment occupies three floors, containing
Cottage and Ingram Carpets 1T %. so,
35. 81, 5n, G2i 75and Scots: brussels 75
cts. TO 81, Oil Cloths, Mat,;ngs. Rugs,
Window Shades. Chairs: I}ctlsteads.
Lounges, Safes. Bureaus, Chamber and
Parlor Suits, &c.
In every department it will be ouraim
IL sell ut City Prices. so us to invite the
trade which would otherwise go to the
larger cities. If not convenient to visit
us in person this season. we solicit your
orders. which will receive our careful at
tellJion. Samples sent on application
Make our store your headquarters, and
we will cheerfully take care of any
wraps orpackages which may be entrust-
ed to us. Very respectfully,
w. S. DICKINSON & son,
Pocomoke City, Nd,
Opposite the new brick block.)
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[ SSA
1861. TOC>
ONANGOG + ACROn 3nllg e
Ann0nntetaani
q SESSION or 1ccA=agss@ 80

FRANK p BRENT Nelson county, Graduate Of the University
Virginia in Latin Creek German and History Ltera
ture Rhetoric, PRINCIPAL
WM c. MARSHALL Fauuer county, Graduate the Unver
sy Of Virginia schools of IL French German and Mae
MATES ASSISTANT second assistant be supplied number of
scholars sufficient
Vocal Music supplied number of music scholars
sufficient
M 1a comes highly recommended by HE Faculty of the Uni
velsty Vgnia yeala experience in teaching and IN
tends make it his profession
Mss highly recommended successful teacher OF both
Instrumental music very brilliant pianist an unusually ne
vocalist thoroughly qualified teacher Of Art She is also Full
Graduate the Alabama Female College
Besides advantages thorough instruction III nsa Husc
the pupils will admit have an oppou
nity Go country village of being under the
training psed and thoroughly qualified
0 Vocal Music
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HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,

Thereby saying our customers
the wholesale dealers or job
berS intermediate profits. 1t in
cludes the most beautiful de
signs of NelvetS, Brussels and
Ingrains. as we'll us all the less
expensive grades Of Carpets.
We show you this immense stock
through new and very practl-
cal invention, called Croft Y
PcterSOu'S
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PATENTED CARPET EXHIBITOR"

So constructed that we can ex-
hibit a very large number Of sam
pies within 5 minutes, and show a
continuous floor covered from each
sample of halfa yard.
AS we are relieved from any loss
by remnants or depreciation III val
ne of stock by old unstable pat
terms and do not require any extra
floor room or investment Of capital,
we can afford to send for and sell
you Carpets
AT LOWER PRICES
than the same qualities are even
sold for in New York or elsewhere.
We can always show you the
newest designs as soon as they APP
pear.
Carpets cut to fit the room, also
made up if desired"
Very respectfully yours,
o. j. LUCAS,
Dealer In General Merchandise,
ModeSlown. Va.
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"Mr. Jinks," said the small boy.
running into the parlor, where his
sister Mary and that gentleman
were seated, "what would you do if
You were out in the street and it
came ON to rain7o
Il don't know" answered Jinks.
"Thcn guess Mary was righ;,
for she said this morning that she
didn't believe you knew enough to
go in the house when it rained.'
But when Mary had finished
with him that evening he made IA
solemn resolve never to attempt in
the future to verify anything his
sister might say.
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THE OBJECT OF THIS SCHOOL.

This have PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, but it's
prc aim is provide at home, Tor the
children Eastern Shore preparing them for business or She
thus the Their encato
DEPARTMENT cstabishel III which will be
taught with special attention. ADVANCED COURSE i'll the language
and it's literature.
A DEPARTMENT ART embracing painting china in oil and va
coos drawings will be esalc if the number oscloArs
TO tax lessons shall be sufficient.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-02-14

In discourse on this subject,
Rev. DR.. Collyor, of New York,
gives these hints to the candidate
for hale, hearty and happy old
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bjR|l()II1U Il' s
SUPERIOR
Cedar Island Guano.
The cheapest fertilizer on the
market according to results aScer-
tanned by the farmer and chemist.
ANALYSIS.
DIR. " ]. GAscoYNE, Chemist.

CEDAR ISLAND GUANO is IL
complete manure, containinga all the
elements OF good plant food, and in
proper proportions, to sustain veg
citation through the entire period
of its growth, and brings crops to
their full maturity. 1t has been
found especially good on peas, pc
tatoes aud onions, and has given
equal satisfaction OH corn and
grass. 1t is fully up to thestandard
of last year. and is registered i'll
Virginia. 1t is now ready for de-
livery.
ORRIS 4. BROWNE,
Accomac G H., Va.
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GemiHenbaft, tuie bic nGreie prefe"
nun einmal iff, bradte aud ffe Dor els
aigen WDden unter ben telegropbii1en
Muslan6s Nadri6ter cine &abelsS epe=
tde, 6er 5ufoIge bic ruiff1e MiIitdrz
3eitung a6nets melbete, Elm teranilder
8iebaii6ter babe Der rnffiden 2egie=
rlHag fiir ben 6an zines 4rieqes nit
England bic unterffiibung BON bunbert
gonboDs 5ugeia9t. 4ber aud mir
foHnien ltns bamals nint Der Bemerz
flung entbalten, baB biele Na6riht per=
mutbli1 cine Der ~grauHgften N~usgeburs
ten fei. tpel1e bic Sauregurfenseit ie.
mails berborgebra6t. DaB mir NIT bic
fer Mni6nuurg nidt alein getanben,
benefit Elm Initiger y6peeiaI= lllt", Der
jebt inter benz 3iteI: rber Gerri6er
9uBlan6s betuunbert bic amerifanii1en
6itten uro @ebrdude" bic Hunbe 6ur9
bic englif6 : teranif6e preiIe ma9t.
Wie ale probufte amerifanifhen 6us
mors leioet bieie f6itIi6e @ei1i1te mr.
gleihfalls an al5u banbgreifli6er unb
grobf0rniger lebertreibung. Dieier,
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sui batirie geri1t lautet. vDie
bunbert gotpboDs aus Der Stabt
9egas, i'm 6taate Aufin am 9ubs
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- Die f6beraIen Weteranen tperben
morge1 in Der Geuermannsballe, Martt=
fraBe, cine @eod9tniBfeier @rants abs
balten.
8or benz Griebemsridter M6am 1T
cine Mltlage gegen ben Staliener Sc
@ermo erboben tporber tpegen brutaler
gebanblung ieiner Grau. 9ebtere lit
cine % Sabre alte OeutI1e, Bic man
aug ibrer Wobnung entfernt nnb i'm
Mrmenbaufe untergebra9t bat. 9ie
ganSe Sadie 1T etipas piberlpredenber
Watur unb fann llur. bur1 bas 3eua=
nib ber Jrau aufgefldrt tperben, bic
aber gu frant 1T, INN bor @eri6t er>
f6einen gu f6nnem. Mittlerueile 1T
De Germo unter $1,000 8iirgfdaft ae=
felt Dorben. @s tperber nod iueitere
NnfIagen gegen 9e @ermo unb bier
a1oere Staliener erbo6en.
= Sogar in San Marcos lit man
aufgebra9t iber infer biefges S6uls
comite, neil es fi9 oa3u gebrauden
lieB, ben S9ul-G uperintenbenten aug
feiner SteQung binaus3uperfen.
@eftern madte elm iunges beuts
f9es Mdb@en ben gerfu9, ii6 nit
&attengift aus benz 2eben gu bef5rberi1,
neil fie bon ibrem 2iebbaber berlaKen
tpurbe. 3eitlide dratIi6e 9ilfe pereiz
telte inbeB Den plan.
6arrb Baum bat bic Sunietbabn
auf $4,000 S9abeneriab berfIagt. Ct
tpoate bon benz Ngenten in Marfa Elm
Sidet taufen unb oferirte cine 500
Vote. Sa Der Ngent oiefelbe nidt
pedieln fonnte, bat er Baum, bas
Jabrgelo on ben @onbufteur su aablen.
Dieter aber perlangte 5 Gents fir bic
Nfeile unb oa Baum bies niht aabIeu
tpolte, stuang er i'm ben .3ug su pers
lafen. Die Glage bietet iebenfans gfr=
%midlungen genug.
Gin speiter 9ergiftunasberIud
tuurbe geifern BON elmer in Ncequias
Strabe pobnemben 6rau unternommen.
Sic udblte Strp1nin, tpurbe aber
elei6faus gerettet.
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Ser anuaIt bss Sobn 6. Gren@
min Die Staot auf 3ablung Der &ente
fir 5ren9's Gebduoe berflagen.
milien.9uubidaft

6err Giolbaha 1T enti6lo7en, li6 bic
&unbf9aft Der Gamilien gu ermerben
unb uirb beBbalb nur CUTE unb frif9e
Baaren balten. Sn Der 8ilisfeit ieiz
rer Waarsn mirb es inn Niemanb
gleidtbun. ollie gefauften Nrtitel tper=
ben prompt ins 9aus geliefert. st err
bdIt tdgli6 frii6e Waaren unb bietet
beBbalb ieinen &unben gr6Bere 8or=
tbeile, als bic meifen anberr Grocery
@ef6dfte. Sein Store befinbet ii9 an
ber gde BON 9ouiton= unb Nabarros
@trabe. Man beiu9e ibn unb Sebers
mann wiro aufrieoen geitellt perben.
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9teie Seee,

bab bic 2ente nod Colorado, seu . Megifo unb
benz @eiten seben, um Die S9minbfu9t gu ct.
lei9tern. 1T gar nidt notbis. Sober berniinf.
tise Mann ipiiroe Or. 8oianto'S Suifen. unb
2un9en , Sbrup in benz erften @ra6e Der
Sdipinbfudt sebrauden. Sc lit unfebIbar in
allen Gapen bon Suiten. grfdItungen, Bron.
ditis, Sdmersen in Der 8rut unb aaer Sbmp.
tsmen, tuelde alS 8nrldufer Der @dminbfudt
belten RreiS 80 Gents unb $1.00. 8erfauft
gel s. aalteber G Con.
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aein amod,en. Metfen mebr.

gbharo shepherd in harrisburg, ST., laat /:
ia Der @ebraud bes electric Bitter 70 tpobl.
tbatise Golsen fir mid bate, biIte id mid fir
oerpfidtct, bies Ger leibenoen @enfdbsit NIT
sntbeilen SD bate adt Sabre lang elm bofes
Sein unb meine aerste %bebaupteten, bab ent.
fueber her amoden aeidabt ODER oas 8ein ab.
genonmen perben miiue. Statt befen aebraud.
te i) orei 6Iaiden electric Sitter unb I Sda9,
teln 8udlenS Grniea. SaIbe uno mein 8ein if
iebt sefunb.
GIsetrie 8itterS ipiro tets ben grfols baden,
Der fir balslbe beanipru9t mirb. Sur so
@ents Die Glalde bel q. Dreib.
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sine ,pidttae Gutoeduna.

Die pidtigie gntbeduns 1T Dieienise, bic
Der grobten Mense bas meifte @ute bringt. Or.
Sings STEIN DISCOVERY sesen aus3ebruns, Su-
fen nno @rfaltung fidert bic Gelunbbeit nno
erbdlt has Qeben unb 1T elm unbeaablbarer &C.
gen fur 9eioenbe. Sc beilt nidt nur ausseb>
rnng ionbern aud 9nitem, grfdItung, 8ron.
ditis, Mfbma uno ollie Rrantbeiten Der 2uft>
robre, Der 8ruft unb Der 2unse; fe aue meiden
feiner punoerbaren beilenben Rraft. @enn SIR
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