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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
PROGRAMME


ID 1890.
Atg.30 q. m. the meeting VIII be called
TO order, after which permanent orguni-
zaton will be effected and the names of
those who wish TO become members en-
rolled,
ORDER pr ENERCisEs.
I Recitation ly Nliss Mary Boall.
? Psychology Ia the Common schools ly ~.
Benhrnok
Minute work, by ". =. spanglcr.
& Percentage, by s. }. Robbins.
g. Recitation, By Misc Matte Cole.
T. Management OF Country Schools, by NJ. g.,
Wciis
D. Numbers aud Primary Arithmetic, By Mrs.
Clara Walden
D. me iimir Bul. uy Superintendent Hogs.
10 Discussion of same, hy sir Freeman.
No. Cnuclams. los Miss Mary McDhdo
This promises 10 be the largest and most
Interesting MS wcll as truly profitable
meeting OF the kind ever held In Tarrnnt
county. Benbrook Is easy Of access By
raft and Is widely known for the unani-
nous hospitality OF and deep interest
manifested by her citizens Ia educational
and public affairs An interesting aud
entertaining programme has been care
fully prepared, and we have been assured
that each member on the programme will
be present aud prepared. This Will be
sull further enliyened with excellent
music by the members Of the institute.
Every teacher 10 the county should make
desperate effort 10 attend and be fully
prepared 70 enter with life and energy
Into the general discussion which VIII
follow each subjects ana the people, one
and an, are especially invited 90 be pres
ont aud lend a he ping hand IN the great,
grand, important and truly noble work OF
the education OF the children.
A. j. RoHBINs, President.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
POLISH pANDEMoNiuM.
a Little Hen 10 Pay at u sunday Might
Dance in chicago.

CmcAGo, IfL., Nov. 2.-~At Polish
dance at 800 James avenue last night, a
general row aud II terrific fight with
knives took plucc. The bail was crowded,
and nearly every man in the place was
armed with knife. The women He'd and
the men tonight Il out among themselves.
when the police arrived they found two
men lying on the floor covered with
blood A large number Of participants IN
the fight were cut but managed 20 as
cape Thomas llcft, twenty years Of
age, had three cuts about the head, every
one m inch long. August Lnbaum had
three cuts on the head, two ON the left
cheek % the bone, one cut over the left
eye, two on the left hand aud one on the
right lie was taken 20 the police gta-
ton, where medical aid was procured.
Labaum viii probably die, but lleit Will
recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
THE MERCHANTS ON TRIAL.
SLOW Progress Of the naboos corpus Trial
az the rails.

special 10 the baze'ic.
WICHITA FAILS, TEX, Nov. 2 Ia the
Merchant boys Clay county habeas corpus
case, 10 which they are charged with the
murder Of Kyle, but little ~ Interest WIS
produced % day except tint it
vas shown tlst KYLE Threatened
20 XIII ali the Merchants aud
scatter their brains over the hin " they
didn't quit monkeji ing With him, The
deceased nearly always carried arms.
Hugh Merchants vile sat by his Side all
day with babe Ia her arms, A great
many people are attending court. The
prisoners seem calm and selipDssessod.
The state Is attempting ~ inpearh
Esquire Pdttcrson's testimony with some
show Oi success, as II appears that Ice
violated the rule Of the court, aud Is
Hugh Merchants wife's grandfather,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Contagious

ara Prevalent all Over the World
4 ,attve Of England, and while ] was I'm
Soaaify Contracted terrible blood pols,
IA iof two years wac under the treatment
h Lot was not cured. ! suffered the
gSoplling puins In my homes, and was
VA a sl,h sores all over my body and limbs.
:. s,iien and deafness, with partial loss of
2 etefo pains In my head and eyes, otc..
n nrarly ran me crazy, | Lost all hope In
Eanlry, and sailed for America, and was
n nj Rooscyolt.in this city, ~ well as by q
Ient ubyslcian In New York having no
Xtlon with the hospitals.
a tbe advertisement Of Swift's Specific,
4eterminod TO give It n trial aS a last re-.
IN md given up all hope of being cured,
IN zone through the hands of the best
In men In Nottingham aud New York.
IN bottles OF 5. $. >. and 1 can say with
Aoy that they have cured me entirely !
7e9und and well as ever was IN my life.
H. FRED HAIFORD.
York CITY. juno II, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
nmmrnse rrcnsurr round IL 0oorein.

ArmNs, Ga, Nov. 2.-Wilkcs county
Is greatly excited over the discovery OF
$4,000 In silver coin on The plantation OF
John Chcnnnlt, 10 rcyiycs the story OF
the Confederate treasury lypinwhich was
robbed near that point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Ah,-lc. 10 nIntI,nr.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothcs the child soitens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind cole, and is the
best remedy for diarrhea. 20 cents n
bOttlr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03
Blood

IA life, and he Is wise who remembers IT,
March OF last year (iSSi), ! contracted
|polsun, ana being IN savannah, Gu, at
b., / went into the hospital there Tor
hcnt suffered very much from rheuma.
Il the same time. | did not get well under
tatmcnt there. nor was cured by any Of
hal mcaus. / have now taken seven bot
fswifl's Specific and nun sound and we'll.
b. the poison out through hollis ON the
DAN LEAlll.
~ city, Nj August Z, 1885.
years ago contracted blood poison. AZ.
hing prescriptions from the hest physi
hero and ut Dallas, \ concluded to visit Hot
h. and ON reaching TuNHrkHnu II doctor
fncndpd me To try Swif's Specific, assur,
i that 10 would bonoil, me more than Hot
H. Although the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-03

A nne line OF shelf hardware cheap At
johnson & Ially's
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@+~tN@1 s4AA4~ - - = - = ~ = ss.
The thermometer Is again o. the
rise.
Butter milk i . fayOrite summer
drink.
Nice tomatoes coming into the
market now
Leather spIsshers for wash stands
are novelties.
Sunday school picnics are about
over for this season.
Men who pry into things Bur
glars.
You can easily tell dogwood tree
b. its bark.
a dentist is no chicken. He is al
ways . pull-it.
4 charity:entertainmenti is generally
i ''poorv show
A ternip closely resembling an ele-
plant ID on exhibition at Key West.
a man closely resembling a beat
can be seen almost anywhere.
DO not allow yourself to loose tenn
per Or TO speak excitedly.
He that lies down with the dogs
must rise with the fees.
The purse strings are the most com.
moa ties Of friendship.
Never take crooked path when
you can take . straight one.
lie that will have no trouble 10 this
world must not be borne in II.
A man cannot have an idea Of per-
lection In another which be was never
sensible Of in himself.
He who strives after long and
pleasant term of life must seek to at
tend continual equanimity
Innocence is like flower, which
withers when touched, and blooms
not again, though watered with tears.
Lilies real heroes and heroines are
those who bear their own burdens
bravely and give helping hand to
those around them.
siWealth, = says DIR. Holmes, SIS d
steep bill which the father climbs slow.
~, and which the son often tumbles
down precipitately."
"A love-letter may be said to be i
writ Of attachment.
We should not lag in carefulnesl
about sanitary matters
Bald heads are sources Of mucI
discomfort in fly time.
This Is about the dullest time ii
the year for towns and cities.
Fruit Is growing more plentiful bu
prices don't tumble very fast
Diamonds are good deal like hens
much depends on their setting.
DO all needed ont door repairs nov
while the weather is favorable.
Don't drink heartily of ice waite
after eating fruit, it Is dangerous
The pasture is looking well anl
butter and milk more plentiful.
Pretty fans, when tastefully at
ranged, make pretty wall decorations
An Eastern star actress has just los
Der husband She Is now mourning
star.
Al change of air Is cheaper thai
much medicine, and IN most cases .
FER more benefit.
Thare Ii said to be one lawyer il
heaven. He must be there as bis owl
counsel to argue stay of proceed
ings.
Sogey pie is mentioned as one .
the causes Of dyspepsia. One Of th
causes of soggy pie i young married
women
Dogs may not need 10 have thei
mouth shut up ii this season Of th
year, but women certainly need mus
Ia.
III will soon be time to discuss th
new fall and winter fashions IL dress
= and honnets.
Bulls do.not make bullion neitbe
do bears make beer because they do
little br0in.
a reckless lover at Atlanta. Ga
recently married Miss Carrie Damn
He evidently didn't
Keep your temper The only thinl
hat pfospers BIZ getting excited i
this weather il the corn. and that vii
soon = s'on lis ear
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

9'ba.a1o later 0essfa We have - oaI-
ssrls,n army alsd II >scFstArY Nhltlef
Ill ksep aghE al0nz - iii have . sal
satl0a aayy tai III fs4lly uaateE "A.
PbIia.islphla Pres he nug~a-at's
ha - lad thslr innings. HsfesftsF they
u lsst content themselves wltl sitting "a
the fence and watching the spoiismsn
klek ths cIsli-seFyIee BALL
Indianapolis Jallssssll Indiana Dsn1o-
crafs are n opinion thai e sould os .
shame f0r the President - take the
sronz snd ~ Shits~asn brush T. AZ
oli a4aa Aze Postmaster JONES'
NsR YcSk SEA We il not knos boa
much truth there - ~ the report thai the
practice 81 tracking 0ffeislse PartlssGs
has beeE slaekened oE partially abaD-
doas,i bat it cannot DC abandOned too
soon-
Aaisricoa Profecfi0aisf Had every
man employed by John koach IL the
Morgan iron works yoted for James q.
Blame they would De working to-day
Ihree-t0urtns 0f them voted tor Grover
Cleveland.
Hastings BQnner. DelasIse promises
- the Only pay with which Michigan
GfeenDacksrs have been rewarded rOl
services to the Democratic party. II L
PAY Is a. unsubsIantal as that viii
WHICH that party proposed 70 pay tbs
national debt In 1850
Detroit Post Postmaster Jones has
been acquitted and the lone fisherman al
81 Clair riats vail have little genulns
Democfatic Jubilee over the future u
rob hIm II this one trophy u his infia
snce with the present administration
I But It was mighty close shave.
Kalamazoo Tstegrdph. To many th'
/ purity II GeB. Grants private life al
I revealed nOW - surprise. OWING Z
I the false slanders SO freely circulates
against the character Of our public men
many believed Grant 10 be a coarse man
I indulgiDg IN habits dlsgraceful 10 manli
ness. The testimony Of his most ntl
mate friends, however, Is united 10 TIT
7 exact contrary. He Is shown 10 hag'
+ been a lnau exceptionally pure aud care
I ful IN his language. and to have cher
/ ishal the highest regard for morality an'
/ religion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Grand Rapids Markets.
FNRN rRODUcE FROM FIRST HANDS.
TEIEaRAN OFFICF. August


FNRN PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.
TELEaRAN OFFIcE August g.
GRIS-Wheat: red long berry epc. short berry
-Sc. No. white --c. New wheat. .5uS1c. Corn.
&c Oats. S51s8c.
FRESH Mars per cy<t. 81 oar %. Veal
5 noGI ~, muttou. y ooes 30 pork. 81 co
PoUIrRY- Fowls. Dressed. i0a12so. Spring
chickens. dressed l5cdfsc per pound
Zoos / "a iSc.
H0NEY-ltstt2lSc Per pound.
Bs,Ss-Dull ~ 750sf 80 per bushei.
SEEns-f lover. - GA x.
HTnEs -tfreen 6kI5 &c per p, cure,i -0s1fc. kip
green 5osc, dry. "a 20. veal skins green. ec: dry
OF. sheep peits SheariinEs. l0tg i2c lamb skins.
l592se.
fsLLoV -Tallox. fac per p.
VEgETA LEs- Potatoes new. 30a35c
APrIFs- }5cut0c per bnshel.
BJ7rTER Fresh roll, lo9i2'sc, tubs and Jars. 10
Gf24c.
HAr-Timofhy. st09i2 per ton. Clover. Ss6l0.
straw 81 7fs5t ~ per load.
WooD-Dry ls-inch blocks. 81 751 ~ per cord
fourfoof wool s. oct 80 Per cord.
WOOI-g1O -5c-
MISCELLANEOUS SELLING PRICES.
Flour PRstrf per barrel g tO wholesale
- ~ retail patent - Uo wholesale. s. ~ retail.
MrTr-FEE Nhidliu2s. si6 Ter ton wholesale
sse. sc par czVt retail. and cats s2i per ton
wholesale g. y per c0- retail.
FROFIsIoNs-Ness pork per bbi.. si2 "a, clear
pork h.st sit. hams, wholesale s'1c Ter D.
shoulders =; smoked besf iSc. lard fierces
rtc. kettle f.
sur-syrscu-e. barrel. 81 q. Saginaw. sit0
SEEDs Timothy. 81 -. clover. $50, Red Top
81 20, orchard grass. s. SO Kantncky blue grsss.
KxRosESE OIr--wstar white By ,he bbl l0ao
psr gallon Michigan teef. a per gal
LsNu PttsTER-ln car lots q - per ton. from
city Esrehouse. - 20 per tou. Retail 2io Ger cWt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, under the management of
Prof. G. w. Paine, vi. d., is located at
the corner of Monroe and Division
streets, one of the finest locations IN the
city. The institute was established for
the purpose OF furnishing to the people at
large the means of obtaining medical and
surgi al advice and treatment at prices
within the reach of all, and the patron
age il has received affords ample proof
that there was a wide spread demand for
it in Western Michigan. The institution
is thoroughly equipped for the treatment
OF all forms Of chronic and acute diseases
under new system of treatment which
effectually eradicates blood poison, and
cures nervous affections, female COM
plants. catarrh, consumption, rheuma-
tism, piles, epilepsy, etc.
Connected with the Institute, and un-
der the direct supervision OF Prof. Paine
Is a system OF medicated vapOr, electro
thermal aud other baths TO whi n patients
have access, and which are found Of espe-
cial benefit IN the treatment of diseases.
A special feature is the treatment OF fe-
male complaints, rheumatism, etc, by the
OzO-dlsinfectant treatment
The Institute has large number Of
private apartments for the accommoda-
dation Of patents and d corps OF com
petent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
tients are furnished with rooms. board,
baths, etc.
Prof. Paine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hoepi-
tai. and for three years past has been pro-
prietOr OF the Texas Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, Of Dallas, Texas, so that
he has bad an extended experience in
conducting such institutions. All com
munications should be addressed to Prof.
G. ". Paine. VI. D., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

DETRoIT. Ang. 5 5-FLOUR- To-day prices were.
Michigan wint wheat, roller process. : con
5 IS Michigan winter wheat patents, 56J5 IS.
Minnesota baksrs'. 5sI5 8. Minnesota patents
al >. rye. tn4 =.
Wheat opened frm and strong this morning.
There we're few buyers on call. however dealers
preferring 10 wait for further Developments dur
ing the open session Quotations were a. fol-
lows
WHEAT-No 1 gh'ra. spot, ,s3 q &c bid q3I c keti:
August &c bid. Pc asked; No. , red s-j sc bid
&c asked, August - \ bid. pc asked Septenh..r
- hc bad. = SC askssi. October O. sc bid. ggAc
asked. rejected red ! ear At S0c.
GORN-No = &c bid. rejected lsr bid.
OArs-Whire 55lic ssked. No ? 32stc asked:
light mi- al. I car AZ S3'4c.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

NEW YORK Ang. Money closed easy at y per
cent Exchanse closed dnll and lOwsr. Posted
rstsa 81 slsat = =. Actual rates. 81 sa4a4 s5ss
FOR 20 days. and 81 u 7i4u4 5sa for demand
Governments closed hrIn. currency bs II
BAD. a.. coupon. iZ2is bid. as do liik bld.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed follows:
Uuion nrsts, rs bid; land grants lJ7 \ q l07 y
sinking funds i2las bid; Centrals 1884 nllS,s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up Towel
rack in any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, Sl.5O.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.00.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, Toe.
For those who wish to patronize us,
we will have our boys pat up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by MS and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne rs of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
Co, "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-07

OFFICz 90 r. V. TsTLOR. Powers Block,
GRAND RAPIDS. Aug d iso5-
Cabies csllei wheat and corn Gun ard IN
changed In RI gland. Chicago receipts to-day
sere - cars wheat. ~ cars corn. cars cate.
- 30 hogs. Wheat wa dull and unchanged.
orn aad provisions sfter the hrst hour gained IN
strength under a good demsnd from shorts and a
f.ir -ktrrtns trade