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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

convention. The meeting was called
10 order by a man who was called
Kline. but whuse real name is John
WorrIssey, native OF County Carlow
Ireland. An individual NAMED
Hepntssoy was appointed TO
reuort the congress. Several letters
~ apology for absence were read,
All expressing bitter hatred toward
ENGLAND. Mr.. Kline, on rising to
sneak. was greeted with three cheers.
He referred 10 the past work and fu.
ture achievements OF dynamite and
invited the delegates present 10 discern
the means which would lead To the
end OF
ENuLAND's EVIL GOVERNMENT
~ Ireland. The remarks OF the chair
man were greeted with cries OF Down
with England Long live dynA-
mite.u Patrick CorcOTBn made a
speech In which he detailed at length
" hat he described rs the crimes
and tyrannies OF England. de
prososed resolution 10 the effect that
this congress considering that En-
GLAND has thrown down tn glove
accepts the challenge and deiies her,
aud taking al entailed risks has re-
solved 10 punish England. The reso-
luton advises the pursuance Of the
dynamite war on an extended scale,
not only in London but in all the
towns and villages in England
Mr. Corcnran warmly supported
this resolution. Several delegates
pleaded in favor Of the innocent
women and children, declaring
that by making general war ~ the
description rec0unted I'm the resolution
the d namiters would lose the sympa-
thy of mankind. The point taken by
some OF the speakers was, We are not
warning against the English people,
but against the British government,
therefore IL is a better policy to attack
only the vessels OF the British navy,
the barracks aud Arsenals
These modified connsels did not pre-
vail, and II VAS then proposed 10 ef-
feet fusion Of the dynamiters and. In
vincibles, but this was frustrated by a
telegram.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Ell PAsO.
A Sherman Man Accidentally Shot
The Eagle Pass Coal Mines.


Ell PAsO, TEX, Feb 2i.-Thomas
Jones from near Sherman, Tex, was
shot and killed last night at the Pa.
ciflc hotel by his roommate, c. l..
Forrest, who had returned tothe roon4
and WAS IN the act Of placing his wea-
pom under his pill ow when it exploded
and the ball penetrated Jones skull,
who was asleep in bed. Forrest IL un.
der arrest hut he claims that theshopt.
ing was accidental,
The remains Of Martin Pal, who
hiss oeen missing since July, and fof
whom a reward was offered. were
found by traveller ia the EAGLE
mountains In this county. His watch.
pistol, letters and relics were with th..
remains, aud enabled the finder 10
Identity them. Pfal got lost In the
mountains last SUMMER, and 1t ia be.
lleved he perlshed for want OF water
II =. Dstwiler Il developing the
coal mines near Eagle Pass He
btonght in carload OF a good quality
of o)al.
One hundred and 6fy excursion,stt
lrom the East lett tonight FOR ssn
Francisco, after spending the day In
town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
FuneraI Of E. p. RIdrIare.
Special

JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb. 24.-The
funeral of E. p Eldridge took
place at . O'Clock p. m. yes
terday from the family residence.
l was attended by la 70 concourse
OF friends and but for the incessant
rain would have been very large The
deceased was a noble young man, aud
10 know him was to love and admire
mis- manly worth. Our people all de
pl0re his untimsly demise. Through
respect of the deceased aud his parents
most OF the business houses were
closed. He WAS buried by the Ma
sonic order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
EoYPrIAN AFFAIRS.
IA, scarrlln ID Mnfcr.


LONDON, Feb. 24.-The arrival Of
Gen. .Braokeubury's column at Abu-
Hamed will be welcome event for
the British, since there will then, for u
few weeks at least, be a possible line
~ communication with KOrOskO
above the second cataract
This line Is 225 miles long
and there Is only one point At which
wa or IL found, but cps will doubtless
b. taken % forward stores OF water to
H. Murad in advance, and by forced
camel marches the distance can be
covered in nine days at heat. This
anything is preferable TO the isolation
Of the past several days.
Gen Bmckenbury expects to reach
Abu- Hamed to morrow.
Gen. Davis, WITH two hundred
troops, arrived az Suaklm to-day.
Notes from Gordon's Letters.
The papers continue TO publish ex.
tracts from the kilograms and letters
OF Gen. Gordon rs they appear in the
book on Egypt One Of these letters
dated Dec. 4 1854, recOunts many in
cidents Of the siege and has the fol
loving narratives;
when once the river rose we drnv,
of the Arabs in four fights We fire,
their towns We sent two expedi
lions 10 SEMINAR. We had
fight September 1 in which we wer
defeated with heavy loss, our rqusr
teiag always broken. We fired 5000,
OOo rounds In these ditleren
tlghts. The Arab KTupp gun
often hunted our steam
ers, We have lost three steamers AN,
hult two. All the cspsives witt
III Mahdi are wen Slatin Bey 4
we'll treated but is kept in chaine. Tn
mus among the captives osieneibl
married the Greeks In party i
order to save themselves from beiu
compelled 10 marry Arabs A corr
~ Frenohmen from D1ngola Ia wit
III Mshdl. Don't let the Egyptia
soldiers come and take direct con
mand of the steamers at Metemne
and turn out the Fellahin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

The yacht ATLANTA with Jay Gould
and hls party aboard arrived at Ha-
vans Monday from Wilmington, n. @.
One ballot was taken for senator
yesterday by the Illinois Legislature,
~ follows; Logan l0l, Washburn j,
the Democrats not voting.
Senator Lamar left Albany for New
York last night. He said before leav-
ing hat he would be glad to
communicate any information
that IL might be proper
to diselOse after his visit to Mr.. Cleve.
land, but there was nothl Ing he could
sly United States Senator elect
Evarls also called ON Mr.. Cleveland
yesterdaY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
SAN ANTONIO.
Green McCullochs Widow Sues the
Citizens Of Cotulla for Lynch
ing her Husband.
Futile Attempt 10 Bring a Mexican Over
ths Bio Grande "A United
States Marshal Attacked.
The Funeral Of Marshal Costing the
Largest that Ever Occurred
in San Antonio.
san ANTONIO.
a NOVEL SUIT.
$40 II.


SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 24,--Mrs,
Green McCulloch, now residing in
Ataseosa county, has Just brough suit
against one hundred citizens of to
tulla, LuSalle county, claiming $500
900 damages for the lynching OF her
husband on the 18th Of last August
The particulars OF the bloody afiiliT arr
about these Tho Citizense OF CotullA
formed quite crowd and marched to
the iiil where Green McCu'loIh was
Couliued for murder. They de-
manded the keys from the
isiler who refused to give
them up, hut several OF the most popu-
lar citizens took them from him by
main force After getting tine key to
the cell In which Green was, they
opened IL, He walked out. Then the
rope was put around his reck and
they marched him to a mesquite tree,
standing some $50 yards from the
court house. The rope was thrown
over n limb, after which one OF the
crowd asked Green IL he wished to
say authiug or make any re-
marks Green replied no. They then
began to stretch the rope, which was u
signal tur Green's last moments ON
earth. The character # the aa.assiu-
alton with which Green WAS charged
| Was q desperate one. Charles Bragg
his victim, was sitting at bic I'm 5
| little house near o. Mearyia Ralont
| with his back inclined little to Me
| Culloch " hen he shot, the ball takin,
/ effect under the left arm, causinl
| death almost Instantly. The entire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
BoNIIAM.
A Cisco Nan Fatally Shot by His
Son.in-Law.

F1INNlhAs
BoNHAM, TEX, Feb, al. Il
Mcdonald OF Cisco WAS shot to-day by
his son-in.law, Tom Pace. The shoot
ing occurred In the tax-colleoior's
ohlce In the courthouse, and was the
result OF previous difficulty. The
ball entered just below the waist aud
ranged upwards through the lower
part of the right lung. He IL serl-
ously, II not fatally, wounded. Nc.
Donald struck Pace with some kind OF
sn instrument thought 70 be brass
knuckles, when Pace shot with the
above tieos. AZ $50 this evening the
doctors say there is no hope Tor
MeDonald'a Lille. He Is suffering ter.
rihly.
a gloom was cast over the railroad
ohoes In the city this morning when
the news came that Gate aobel WAS
killed near Texsrkana in the wreck
last night He was QUE VI the oldest
engineers on the road and universally
liked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

nolan to get a ticket from here to
Dallas, whittier he went Saturday.
The forger was discovered to-day.
Orone will he arrested at the request
OF the sheriff here
The announcement this morning
that the Houston d Texas Central had
gone into the hands OF receivers Gre
ated no excitement in railway circles
here, as 1t was pretty well known u
be the work of G. z. Huntington, who
has the controlling interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
HOUSTON.
The Hampstead Train wreckers
Waive Preliminary Examination.

special
HOUsroN, TEX, Feb. 2i.-Thls
morning detective john Morris arrived
from Hampstead, where be went to
attend the preliminary trial or Eman,
uel Cort,z, Jerry Martin and Jessie
Henderson, before the Justice court,
on the chargeoi wreOklng the Hnu .ton
4 Texas Central passenger train last
November, when FIVE peraons were
killed, The defendants waived ex.
animation and were committed 70 iall
for trial IN higher court, which meets
ueXt Monday. Detective Morris
has direct proof ~ conspiracy 10 dc,
rail the train and OF the pTesenca OF
the men at the place few mluuIes be-.
fore the disastrous deTailment. Arti.
eles OF value taken irnm that train
we're found In their possession after
tho accident. A large reward Is Of
lered 10y the state flr the conviction Of
the tlendlsh muTderers aud robbers.
+. a. pr9ne forged She name Vi Is. r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
AMrrInAN MunnrRpn.

Last Friday night, about four miles
from Spoit1rd Junction, Mexican, AL
employee az Woodruff Bros, was hot
through the head aud instantly killed
by an unknown person. Deputy Sher-
m Ben OZlesby Of Maveric )unty l.
now in pursuit. of the murderer, who,
when last seen. wac riding away from
the scene OF his crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
HUTTON IDENTIFIED.

LONDON, Feb 24,--Four witnesses
from southampton identified Harry
Burton, who isaccused with Cunning
ham Of causing the explosion 40 the
Tower OF London. They are all posi-
tive that they saw him nc Southamp-
ton "a year ago on the arrival OF the
steamer Donan from New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
PARLrAmEST.

.ONpON, Feb 2i-Iu the house OF
commons this afternoon motion was
made b suspend the regular order go
A. 20 enable the commons to re'ume the
debate on the resolution OF censure Of
tn government for the Egyptian poll
cy. The Irish members opposed tue mo-
ton and nj uproar ensued, during
which O'Bricn WAS conspicuous for
his disordefly conduct. and dttied the
speaker. he WAS therefore suspended,
A NOISY SCENE.
Et0uein the commons this evening
NOV q 10 postpone all notices Of the
motion until after the order Of the
day fesumiug the debate on North
cOto's motion OF censure against the
government Tor it's Egyptian policy
WIS disposed Of
In response tn an interroRatory from
Che Conservatives, Premier Gladstone
eAplN ned that he had never
mentioned the abandonment Of the
Soldnn hy her msjpsty's forces after
the capture II l(nartOum. He had
merely said that the evacuation of the
SludGn by Egypt had formed the
original policy Of her msiesiy's gov
crnment That policy remained unGl-
tered, but recent events had prevented
its Immediate execution.
sir john lubbock, Liberal, resumed
the debate uu Nurthcote'a motion 81
ceusure. He said he would rely upon
support Ia any measure necessary 10
benefit Egypt.
Charles Stuart Wolseiey, CoDscrva-
tive member ior Sheffield, said that he
thought the government had acted
a
Gen. Gordon
Redmond, Home ruler, opposed the
motion and WAS seconded by several
Parnellites. The opposition became
go noisy that the speaker in
terfarud aud when quiet was restored
announced that he thought II his duty
tl inform the hOuse th4t he thought
the subject had been sufficiently dis.
GUESSED. At this the PAruelitea nearly
an Joined In prolonged che re-
Mr.. u Biieu, editor Of the United
lrOltnd, aud a HOme-ruler, shouted
out; We will remember this In Ire
inud." This remark wa4grected with
cries o. ION, Oh!n Name him, name
himr'
The speaker thoreupon named
D'Buen,
Premier Gladstone at once moved
that the name Of the member be sus
pended,
o'bnen Jumped ~ and shouted "lr
that Ia the honor OF my ambition
Whom the az ltement which attend
al this pRsAage between tue DubllI
editor aud the prime minister hsC
.uhsided, Sexton, Home.ruler, TOse I,
p point Of order. Hu was summarlly
overruied by the spe tker
"A division was heu called upon Mr.
Gist5toue's motion 10 suspend O 'Bngn
nc rehulted Ina vote OF PA for th
motion and but twenty against IL
The speaker, when the vote waH beini
recorded, ordered Mr. O'Brien Il
Withdraw from the house Mr.
O'BTirn arose, Strengthened himsel
zap 10 his full height, aud eXslaimi al
With great precision and sarcasm
Certainly, sir, ] will withdraw from
the house, moro willingly than / In
tended
Pie episode was quite sensatioua
while II lasted, and Premier Glad
atOue'a conduct was firm aud deter
mined. When the house again settleu
down 10 business, cloture was propose
and voted Tor 207 ayes, lG nays. Pal
nell eNpregssd diasatis iuCtion with IN
tally and aaa protest insisted upon
division This resulted in the AdOI
tlun OF Premier Glads ones motion /
resume the debate ON Sir Staiflrd
motion of censureby a vote of d. 20 II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
muNTINe FOR oRN.sFNs.

On the 2Jth inst Deputy United
States Marshal Ferdinand Niggli and
Frank LeheRan went over into Next
co with eItradition papers for Jusn
Sanchez. The authorities at Morales,
Mexico, cent g police over to6ssist In
the capture. While the policeman
had Sanchez under guard and san.
chefs hands were being tied, armed
friends Of his rode up ana flung on
the policeman rescued Sanchez.
who Joined them and they rode
up ana fired on Nigel, Lehenan aud
the Judge OF Morales. The fire
was returned. and one Of the horses OF
the attacking party killed Sanchez
and lis friends escaped, ss the officers
were not mounted and did not care Ia
rush into certain death. Marshal
Ntggli, however,did not return empty
handed, for he brought in three Mex
can smuggleTa and confined them in
jail here He says the Mexican OH
cials deserve great credit for their as
| sistance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
ABILENE.
Meeting Of the Abilene Livestock
Association,

special,
ABILENE, TEX Feb. "a The Abb
lene Livestock association, composed
OF the ranchmen .frem the Counties
tributary to this city held a meeting
here this afternoon. The national
trail uuestion was dlscussed The con-
ventiOn yoted for the spring roundup
70 begin May > Drew i. Middleton
was elected president for the ensuing
year, and John Bryant secretary ami
treasurer. The following delegates
were elected to attend the cattle con-
vfntion which convenes in Colorado
City Msrch 3: James H. D,ugheTty,
John Humphries, ID. l.. Mtddleton,
Archer Durant, John Bryant, Kelly
Ktndle aud Jack LluThlin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
TIE NAVY IssrInLATrs.

LONDON, Feb. 24--The navy csti
mates for 1855 are 81. S96 500. This is
intended to meet the ordlnery ex.
ppnses and provide for the construc
ton of seventy-three new vessels, in.
Guiding eleven irOn.clads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

Vice Pfeslden,-elect Hendricks will
Leave INDIANAPOLIS Thursday for
Washington. He win travel In th,.
private car Of President Garrett az the
baltimore q Ohio railway, which hss
been placed at his disposal for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
Corn Planters.

we have Ia stock a large supply Of
latest iln proved two-horse corn plsnt.
ers, with Or without check row at,seh.
hshts' which We offer at bottom
W. a. HuEFMAN IaGPL. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
MARSHAL 0osIING's FuNERAL.

The late Marshal Gosliug's funeral
occurred yesterday at 10 o'clock and
was the largest ever in this city. An
civic and military organizations turned
out en- nHsse 10 do honor TO the noble
and brave officer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

KoRTI, Feb, 2I. "A grand festival
was held to-day. In the presence of
the Kabbabiah snd other sheikes aud
the Briti.h troops, Lord Wolseley per
s>nslly invested the mudic OF D0ngola
with the order Of st Michael and St.
George. The mudir asked Lord
Wolseley 20 cOnvey his thanks to the
queen for this mark OF distinction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
rae FATE or GLADSTONE ~ THE
BALAhCE.

LONDON, Feb 9t--The Conserva-
tive leaders are eudeavorlng TO per-
suado the duke OF Argyle and George
Joachim Goschen aud other moderate
Liberals to form coall ion upon
the basis OF an energetic foreign
policy and resistance 10 the radical
Sttacks upon property. Premier Glad.
stones statement that he had
never mentioned the abandonment
az the SoudAn 10y her majesty's forces
after the capture Ut KhRrtoum
hos led to revulslcn of feeling among
the peace Radicals and Whlgs, and
neither side Is able TO forecast the 70.
suit of the division. The marquis OF
Salisbury was frequently cheered upon
declaring ut tho meeting AZ the Carl.
ton club this afternoon that he was
confident Of the defeat OF the govern.
mont He said that he was ready TO
assume the responsibility Of onlce.
Alta meeting ~ Conservative peers and
tnemhers OF the commons held ai the
Caileioo club 70 day IL WAS decided
that they ahould support with their
foil strength thu vote OF cen urC
against the government In each house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

rhe steamer Allegheny from Car.
ain, Tor Gale, lost Ncrew OF thirfv
persons drowned. '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
A WRECK IN TEXAS.
A Passenger Train on the Texas s.
Pacific Road Wrecked.
AN ENGINEER KILLED,

AN ENGINEER KILLED,
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. PA passen-
ger train on the TrRnscontineutal di-
vision Of the Texas & Pacific road
struck tree lying across the track.
Engineer GABE GOBELL was killed,
Engineer En- TURNER, who was rid
ing on the engine, was badly bruised
Two passengers, - MOORE and
BISHOP OF st Louis, were injured.
The engine, baggage car and one
coach were badly wrecked.
GoBELL A RESIDENT or SHERMAN.
Special.
SHERMAN, TEX, Feb. 24.-Our citi.
liens are deeply interested in learning
The particulars of the wreck on the
Texas Il Pacific road last night between
the junction aud TsXarkana A
multitude OF questions to day have
failed to elicit all the facts,
but enough has been told
TO make the des,h Of Engineer
Gabe Gobell certainly. Gabe was
the Oldest engineer ON The road, and
was universally popular with officers,
employees aud travellers In his death
the management has lost one OF its
most trusted and reliable agents and
the public one Of the safest men that
ever took train over the run. He
leaves q host OF friends in Sherman,
where his home has been for several
years past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25

The Little Iokeru y the best Enok,
lnS scbAccO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
rEsIAN DYNAMl1EIis IN UoNvENrloN.

LoSDoE, Feb GA Pans dlapatoh
gives an account Of the Fenlan dyua.
miters in that city. An eyewitness
TO the proceedings OF tho meetings
says that around table were seated
eleven delegates to the long-tA ked-oi
convention rwoof these represented
the Irish revolutionary party In Great
Britain, three e1iremists reported
from The United States OF America,
two from Ireland, two from the cont.
ueut and two othera represented The
lrleh tnvln1lbles. Rairteau Fenians
sat behind the table againei
the wall There Wtre prohibited from
taking pa I Ia the debates
rHE RUSSIAN EiHILIsTs
were In one corner Dl the roOm Ia COM
pany with manufacturer OF dyua-
mite, who was present for the pur pose
Of Arranging tile ssle OF his explosive
Wares Every pen0n present was
Auaed with revolvers, and In reRdlnes 1
70 shoot any detective who might iu-
tel..4s a4'A !le pIeosvGlnSa " AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-25
PATRICK PUT OUT.

Sir Patrick o'Brisu, Editor Of United
Ireland Suspended from tue
House Of Commons.
A Fiery Discussion on the Vote Of Cen
sufs-rhe Fate Of the Ministry
Trembling IL the Balance.
The National Dynamite Congress- De-
termines TO Wage Pierce
War Against England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
BREAKFAST HASH.

Centonnlals are becoming quite COM
mon, The balloonities have had one.
Some OF the old states think they
are getting along well enough without
taking new census,
Don't fail TO give A. p. Mastin, at
THE GAZETTE job ONCE trial with
your job work. He IL the best printer |
In the state.
Aek for Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
Boys would be better II they took ~
much palma sowing wheat M they do |
TO put In their crop OF wild oats.
Smokers articles, Pipe repairs and
walking canes ut Andersons gun.store.
The Land OF tho Skye Ia not free
from crime, Asheville Jail contains
seven persons who are charged with
murder,
Uso silver Loaf Baking Powder.
Since the Salvation army man cow
hided adude for making fun of him
salvation stock has gone up In New
| York.
In shipping early vegetables consign
10 Smith, Thopnaon n Carl, 1913 East
Fourth street, Kaneas City, Mo,
II Is proposed to let India raise ma.
tive rogiments TO be otlicered by mo-
tives, England should allow Ireland
the same privileges.
The attention OF the grocery trade Ia
called to the displayed advertisement
OF Joseph IL. Brown. Iiyou want 20
buy cheap sugars, now 10 your oppor-
tunity The supply at New Orleans Ia
almost exhausted, and It Is reasonable
J TO expect that prices win advance
gradually until the new crop comes In
MIR. Brown offers To sell below present
market prices. Write him for Sam
! pies and quotations,
. II IL doubtful II the Philadelphia au
thorities will be willing to turn tn,
, Liberty Bell over to hoodlums for ex
cursion purposes,
Try Silver Loaf Baking Powder.
. Candid--New York Herald, "Wor
1 thy OF eNecution--The following New
f. Orleans Picayune, Death by con
: sumption lisa cough drop
: Book BINDING, Ruling aud all kind
: OF job Printing done at TIIR GAKErri
. Job ONCE. A, p. MAsrIN,
Manager.
Justice owes something 10 society
!. hNNAeiN Nh' kNNN kNNNlhhthk ~ wa
( not originally Intended TO protect au,
benefit criminals alone,
!. Csc silver Loaf Baking Powder.
= To manage important public trusta
Q man must have better recommends
y lions than those showing that he ha
u been unable 20 manage business affair
}. Of his own,
\ Bird cages, lunch baskets, croquc
Gets and macklemay twine At Andel
g son'a gun-store.
4 Weddiage resulting from chance y,
: quaintapces made during summer VI
II cations may we'll he published undo
= the head ''casNal.tiee.n
Joseph il. Brown guarantees I.
meet all legitimate competition
(. prices, and Ia hoet Instances will SAY
~ iI.I.tIlt ltlli hfir