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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

AS the result of our extensive adver-
Using in the leading journal Of this
country and Great Britain, we are
now receiving inquiries for Texas
lands, stocked ranches, and cattle for
future delivery.
That we may be able TO supply this
demand, we ask those having proper
ties for sale TO furnish us with deserip-
lions of same. We make no charge
only in case OF sale, and have reduced
our commission h. correspond with the
times. GEO B. LovING 4 Co.
Land and live stock brokers, Second
street, between Houston snd phseck.
morton, Fort Worth Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
RECEIVER's SALE.

In pur uance OF the order of the district
court OF Victoria cOun y, ide on the
2Slh Day OF November, A. d, 1884,
In cause No 1893 on the docket of said court,
wherein Ay ers Cannon et al, ars plaintiffs
and thu re AZ Continental N at company is
defendant, viii sell at public Ruction on the
first TUT sday in February, soj, IL being the
sd day OF said month, At the south n Mt door
At the hour OF o'clock In the afternoon, 10
the hight 81 bidder for cash, I Q 81 lighter
house and ICE factory of the said defendant
the Texas Continental Meat company, at
Fort Worth, Texas, with sll the machinery,
tools, appliances aud appurtenanee- 10 the
same belonging, Jogttb err with the land upon
which the same stands, to-wit; twenty
one fourth acres, part Of the JRues san
derson Blt-acre h. albright survey. described
by metes and hOunda IN the deed from ~. y.
SandersOn and j. L. SaudeIson, OF date Sep
temoer 8, 1883, to said defendant company, Of
REQ In said 1hrrant unity In Book OF
Deeds, vol. 80 pages b9-ll. ny the terms OF
the above reciled decree no bid will be re-
ceived for the above described property
which Is less than hny-iwo III, usand ave
hundred dollars, and on com Glance with
the erms OF sale the receiver viii exc cute 10
the p rchRser a convey Rnce OF the same and
viii deliver 10 sald purchaser pnssession
thereof +. X. PRIDHAM,
Also on
Tuesday, February 10, 1885,
at 1 O'Clock .. M, as said receiver, by virtue
| 81 the same order, viii seal on the same
terms, at the courthouse door in Victoria,
| Tex, he slang h terhouEe aud ice faGtory OF
lhe said DEF, ndant oompanv at Victoria,
| TEX with all the mach ineTy, iOols appli'
| ances snd RppurtenRncee TO the same, be
| longing, tosether with the land upon when
! the same stands, to-wit; twenty eight acres
| h own as part of the PollRn labor, conveyed
! by A, r, Hall and A. q. Hat to said defend
| ant company by deed OF date November Z
| $50 and OF record in Victoria county, sook
/ OF Deeds rs. page 50. aud IN IA deed FULLY
/ described. 40 Did VIII be received for thu,
| properly which ia les, than thirty-tiye thous
/ and dollars.
The UNDERSIGNED VIII give fall information
/ to ali applicsntz. FIR PRIDHAM,
Receiver T. c. NJ Co., Victoria, Tex.
| Victoria, Tex, Jan. Q, lSS5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Try L.

The widespread popularity Of Silver
Leaf baking powder Is due to the
strength and purity OF the ingredients
that enter into its composition, and
repeated hemical tests place it side
by side with the most popular brands
In the market and show II the peer OF
any powuef yet offered the public.
The manufacturer asks only trial
with other brands, and Is willing to
abide the result
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
No Trains Arriving at Marshall.

Speoinl 10 The GREetle,
MARSHALL, TEX, Jan. l5.-Heavy
and continuous rains have fallen for
the past two days and still continue.
There has been no arrival or departure
OF trains to-day. The train from the
west Is expected to arrive tonight out
from the present conditions IL Is doubt
full whether she makes the trip or not
Business of all kinds is suspended and
the streets are almost impossible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

The exposition management having
announced January 10 rs the grand
exhiblters' opening day, at which time
all displays y III be In " rkipg order
the Texas a Pacific railway and Mis-
souri, Pacific railway, In Texas, COM
panlss will, on January ID, commence
the sale OF round-trip tickets TO New
Orleans at very low rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Lands Near Fort Worth.

We have just received for sale some
splendid lands lying near this city
which we are authorlz ID to sell on
good terms and in any sized tracts
frome five to 800 acres Situation
suitable for residences, neutrality-suspicious.
dairy-farms, etc, within three miles oi
the city Terms easy.
GEO b. LOVING a. Co.
20S w. Second street, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
EOOd Tread.

A reliable baking powder Is house
hold necessity, and In the makeup Of
silver Loaf combination has been
tound by which the most inexperi-
snccd housekeeper is on sn equality
with those who have made bread max
ing q study for years. When direc-
lions are followed In its use the result
Is always satisfactory, and no house
wife who uses Silver Loaf Baking
Powder ever has Hsuse for complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
RaInHater Rafhs.

bot, cold and shower baths, only %
cents. Six elegant rooms at +. Gut2-
mans barber shop, next to corner Of
First and Main streets. Also, VapoT
and Medicated baths. Eight chairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

For deep-well pumps, pipes and
fixtures, wind-mills, aTtesian. well ma
chinery, engines, threshers, harrOws,
cultivators and seeders, go 10 ii. ID.
Cock, northwest corner public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Light Bread.

II you have been unfortunate In the
seleetlon OF baking powder give Sil.
yer Loaf trial and We guarantee that
your bread win be nutritious, whole
some and light, for Il has never YET
pointed the housekeeper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Pumps aud Gas Pipe.

A large and complete assortment Of
the above goods now In stock. Write
for prices. Liberal discounts 10 deal
err. w. A. HUFFMAN ABATEMENT 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Grain for Sale.

Thirty cars Of sacked oats.
Twenty cars OF wheat, by
y. a, HATCHER,
Grain Dealer, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
FORr WORM Z DENVER CIV RY
| NT. ii
Louisiana State Lottery Company

This ia the only Chartered Lottery o: any
state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
A MAGNIFICENT SERMON
Preached ny the Rev. II. G. Stanford, ut the
Chapliue street VI. Il. Church, Last
LII

Preached by the Rev. II. G. Stanford, ut the
ChapIiue street VI. Il. Church, Last
Night.
The Chapline STREET NJ. L. Church was
filed to its utmost capacity last night, by a
congregation that listened with rapt atten-
ricn TO the powerful and logical discourse
Of the Rev. II. C. Sanford.
Rev. Sanford look for his text the 18th
lcr.c OF the 18th chapter of st, Matthew:
Take therefore the talent from him. aud
1--WE it unto him who hath ten talents.
/, the course OF the learned diyinc's very
,ilr sermon. or. more properly speaking
,,cn,e. he dwclt at considerable length on
he great desirability and inestimObe bene-
go, 20 be derive from the mental faculties,
His remarks on the disastrous consequences
attending persons Who make practice Of
continually applying their whole mental re-
.uaCrs 10 The study OF one particular
.u}irct or OBJECT 70 the utter or
entire exclusion OF all other subjects or
.b;,c,s were apt forc;ble and intensely log
zeal. He practically demonstrated and
'orcetuliy illustrated that person could,
in the course of time, by long aud assiduous
study on any particular subject, impair and
eventually DESTROY the mental faculty. The
human mind he said must like the human
In. :. be constantl exercised TO maintain
q healthtul activity. He further remarked
'ha, what va, applicable to the human
uird. must necessarily be 50 to the human
.oul. The sermon III its entirety, was
magnificent and scholarly effort, and
.howed very clearly the vast resources of
he learned gentleman who delivered it.
lis description Of his accidental meeting
aih Rag MARY an old Wheeling celeb
:ir. provoked considerable mirth among
b. onnr people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
\ VALUABLE coin.
eai'hing for "a silver Dollar Worth :,
Big Premium.

eai'hing for "a silver Dollar Worth q
Big Premium.
Considerable interest has been aroused in
Weston over the fact that silver dollar of
TOT, in which year but four pieces Of that
denomination we're struck by the govern
ment, and which now command a premium
from numismatSts Of six hundred dollars,
is sCcrctcd somewhere about the house of
Mr. 7. J. Dyer, at the corner Of Bank alley
and Nam street, in that place. The coin
WAS in the possession Of Mr.. A. II. Smith up
10 l-79 who lived for many years in the
bouse above mentioned. 1t mad belonged
10 his father, and was kept in the house as
- memorial because the date 1900 was the
}ear of the arrival of the family in America.
he dollar was punched, and usually hung
from a nail in the wall of bed room. Ac-
cdcutally learning OF the high premium
placed upon the coin by collectors Mr..
Smith went TO look at it, but it was missing
from it's usual place, One Of his children
had taken it down to play with It, and it
was lost A most rigid search was made
'or the coin and reward offered for its re,
covery, but no trace of it was ever found.
In all probability it was either thrown into
the fire by the child, or is snugly reposing in
some Crevice in the floor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
WHEELING wHITTLNGs.
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.


CoUNCH meets tomorrow night.
GUN shoes were in good demand ycster-
day.
In police circles business is extremely
quiet.
The river was comparatively free from
ice yesterday.
The Humpty-bumpty folks have some
gorgeous paper up.
The boiling department Of the Top mill
starts up this morning.
The work OF repairing the Belmont blast
furnace is progressing quite rapidly.
IT is expected that the Top mill blast
furnace will be put in operation in very
short time.
Two Of the Furnaces at the Central glass
works are i'll operation. The remaining one
is undergoing repairs.
THE Top mill nail factory will not be in
operation to day, owing 10 repairs having to
be made to the boilers.
TIE unfinished business in the House Of
DE- legates, this morning, is the ordering OF
II. b. No. TO its cngrossment.
THERE are enough applicants for the
offices within the gift Of Council and the
Chief Of Police, to form a good sized bat
talon.
GARFIELD Coryrrr. o. L. A. NJ, is called
10 meet at one o'clock this afternoon TO pay
the last tribute Of respect to Robert Nc
Farland
Mn. Jcry TAYLOR, who had his leg broken
a, the Upper Riverside mill, was resting rs
easily as could be expected from such bad
fracture.
Tn heating and boiling departments Of
the Belmont mill will 90 to work tomorrow,
and il is very probable that the factory will
90 on Friday.
TnE Joint special committee Of the Leg
iSlaturc and Council, TO estimate the cost OF
of putting the capitol building in repair,
will meet tomorrow.
Nix. WV. S0NnERNNv, assistant secretary
and assessor OF water rents, has handed IN
his resignation 10 the City Water Board.
Re will hereafter represent the Schmulbach
Brewing Company al Canal Dover.
TIM attempt 10 demolish the English
Houses Of Parliament, by dynamites, Satur-
day. full particulars of which appeared in
the SrNnNY REGISTER, formed almost the
ole topic Of conversation, Yesterday.
An entertainment for the benefit Of the
poor will ne gwen in the music hall at St.
Joseph Academy this evening, cOmmenc-
ing at 80 o'clock. An excellent pro
pramme has been arranged, and the worthy
object Of the projectors should ensure. a
crowded house.
TnE SryDrY REGSTEH inadvertently fell
into AN error in abiding to Hon i }.
Sweeney as having served three terms as
Mayor. Mr.. Sweeney was eight times
elected to the Office of Mayor, as follows
l-Ol, l-62, 1865, 1866, 1861, 1873, i'55
and 1879, going out of Office in ISL.
WHAT has become of the burglars and
sneak thieves? is a question now asked by
our citizens In answering it the writer can
only .av, they are vet among us and the
best thing our people can do is to keep their
doors safely locked and be on the look out.
WITH two Kinks in tull blast. the enter
'ainment Under the auspices Of the Young
Men $ Democratic Club, at the Opera House,
Wednesday afternoon and evening, the
Galley Slave on Thursday evening, Humpty
Dumpty, Friday, the attractions at the
Academy, and half dozen dances, etc,
there should be amuscments enough this
week to CRAFTY all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
RINK NOTES.
what is Going on Among the Skaters
To-day's Opening.

what Is Going on Among the skaters
To-day's Opening.
The South Side rink will be daisy"
There are four hundred pairs of skates at
the Capitol rink
The Island rink seems to increase in
popularity daily.
Blessed is the proprietor Of popular
rink-and all the Wheeling Kinks are pop
ular
There are from eight hundred to one
thousand pairs of skates in the city the
average cost of which was not less than
three dollars.
The pig had rough time Of it at the Isl
and rink Saturday night. Its ear'piercing
sUueals could be heard for block around
the building.
Quite number Of ladies, who at first
were quite sure they could pever stand on
the horrid things have become expert and
graceful skaters.
The coming carnival is monopliAing a
'arge share OF the attention Of our young
Itop!e. The event is looked forward to by
all with the livelicst anticipations.
The various STYLES of wheels all have
their admirers but box wood is in By far the
most common use. The rubber wheel is
the most expensive, and rawhde comes
next.
The Eighth ward is determined TO have a
skating rink Parties are now negotiating
for the lease of lot on Jacob street, be-
tween Thlrty-fith and Thrty.sixth streets,
belonging TO the Cummins estate.
The gentlemen who conducted the rink at
Westwood's Hall have leased the vacant lot
on Jacob street, South Side, opposite Labor
Hall, and will build thereon. They hope to
be able to open the rink to the public in
very short time.
The chase afer the young porker, Satur.
day night, was productive OF much fun.
The animal had been well ped and for
long time eluded the efforts of lis would
be captors. 1t was finally claimed By two
Young men, one Of whom chose it, while the
other was given handsome pair of skates.
The Capitol rink will positively open this
evening, and The event will far eclipse any
thing Of the kind ever attempted in
this part of the country. The
proprietors, Nessrs. larkin and uandlan,
have made the most elaborate prepar
atoms and those who fail to,attend will
miss a rare treat The building is being
Handsomely trimmed and fcstooncd with
flags, evergreen, flowers, curtains and hang
ings, and under the bright glare Of lour
electric Lights and a score or two Of gas
let's will present a novel and striking ap.
pearance. The Opera House orchestra will
be in attendance, and unique and handsome
souvenirs will be distributed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
r".ni> "f Interest Concerning the Various
Congregations.

Congregations.
III" new Third Presbyterian ediiice was
occupied for the first time Yesterday.
The revival meetings at the Wayman NJ
T.. Church will be continued during this
sock.
Tie attendance at the various churches
Yesterday As a rule, was not cool, owing TO
he disagreeable weather.
The regular meeting Of the Woman
Christian Benevolent Association was held
at The Fourth Street NJ f. Church ycstcr.
lay afternoon.
yesterday morning at ! o'clock Rev.
Asbury, pastor Of the Wayman a. NJ. +.
Church, conducted memorial services for
the late Bishop Dickcrson. a large con-
rTegatIon was present.
About February -, an elaborate organ
recital wi Il be given on the new instrument
at the Cathedral, by distinguished mus.
ian. The programme is now in course Of
prtraration aud will be genuine treat to
our musical loving citizens.
The new organ, now in course OF con-
,,rGcion at the Cathedral will, when com
.',ted. lie one Of the finest instruments in
i, part Of the country. 1t is the work Of
10 celebrated builder. iIelborne l.. Roose.
Welt. Of Baltimore and will cost about 81, 900
Revival services Of very interesting
a'Drc will be inaugurated at the Chapline
Street NJ. T.. Church TO morrow night
Services will commence at 40 o'clock
\ cordial invitation is extended 10 All and
the loung people in particular, to at.,nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
FIRST SCENE.

lis early in the fourth century of the
Christian era, the cruel monster DloCletian
being emperor that the first scene is en-
acted.
From his judicial seat, the stern Perfect
Is looking down upon girl of tender wears.
4 dark scowl knits his brow. An air OF
OF despotic imperiousuess bclokcns The mer-
CHESS heart. The maideus attire. comOin-
ing richness with modeSty. is proof that she
Is OF noble lineage. but still more noble in
the priceless gift Of Christian faith. Every
eve Is riveted in Arrangement on the all but
angelic beauty that beams in every feature
OF the child who stands prisoner before
the austcre nudge. With what crime is she
charged How does she answer In the
crowds of spectators, but BY his nervous,
anxious looks more evidently than a mere
lCoker-on, is a youth Of prepossesSing ap-
pearanCe and prinCely dress. He had been
smittcn by the charms OF the youthful
Agnes. Eut his offers of love and
wealth and position have been firmly
rejected Another has won her young heart,
and she VOWS that she viii have no spouse
in time or eternity but Jesus Christ Driven
10 desperation, the iuturiatcd sutton swearS
vengeance against the Young maiden, and
denOunces her 10 the Governor as q Chris.
tian-an enemy, it was argued, of Caesar
as well as Of the gods Thus is the crime
with which she stands charged before the
Pagan nudge Does she deny it? Look
into that sweet face; catch the soft music
Of that sc-aphic voice. as with rapturous
smile. her eyes flashing forth the fire Of
hottest love she answers in bold, defiant &C
cents "Yes-l am a Christian. aud |
glory in being the Bride OF Jesus the Cruel
lied One 4 thrill runs through the crowd
Of spectators, they are electrified by the
clarion tones Of that bold profession. For
q moment the Project is silent Never mas
he been thus courageouSly confronted BY
prisoner before. Is he going to be
conquered by maiden Of thirteen sum
mers? Fieudlike be stiles the rage that is
yelling up in his heart, and in pleading,
plaintive accents he appeals to the child to
save herself and her family from ruin and
disgrace He paints before her the honors
that may be hers. if size forsake her relig,
ion. and the tortures that await her If she
refuses Unmoved she hear' his promises
and his thrests; and again she proclains
her uniying devotion to Jesus AMI His
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26
Fun on the Bristol

at Charley Sh avs Theatre tonight, BY the
James Rcillys Comedy Company. This
same piece was played at the Opera House
some time ago and kept the audience in
one continual roar of laughter and is, as
advertised. one of The funniest OF all come.
dies. The company is Il very fine one and
includes some very talented artists, both
ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. James Reilly us
the Widow o Brirn Is laid to be II very
comical piece of acting. Miss Belle TEN
pleton and Miss Matte Scymore, as Mary
and Belle O'Brien, the two loving daughters
Of Widow 0 Bren, and the other characters
in the play, keeps everybody laughing from
beginning to end, and our thea,rs goeFs now
have the chance of seeing popular dramas
and comedies for - and - cents that they
have always paid - cents aud : Tor ne
fore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

ba victorious in this contest against the al
lurements of passion. OF false friends OF a
vain hut fascinating world. we must hold
omr religion above all price, and be deter
mined never to betrsy the Divine Master
whom we serve. 1t is only this hereic spirit
of our martyred brethren, that can keep US
firm in the profession. ald faithful IN the
nrsc,ice of the religion of Christ Jesus, our
C1uciGed King and God.
But we need christian foriitude also IN the
,r;rstions the bitter disappointments' and
he sorrows oflife. Where are the lips that
sre mot forced TO taste and drink OF the bit
,or cun of afiliction-be it bodily pain or
mental ANGUISH? Is not the cross the very
bsdre IF the followers of Christ? We can
U U"I r.cape it. Willing or unwilling we must
besr Il But OH how many rePlne ana
m,nmrr uuder the trials which are sent
"r ,ermiIted bv the sweet PtoVI-
ferce of God! Instead oil uni
ing II cir suferings and their sorrows 10
,hT,e of Jesus and thus making them mer-
orious Of An eternal reward, too many by
mir upsubm ssive, rebelious spirit CON
vert ;bcm into occasions OF previously
offending. When We think OF tender vlr-
lin noiur so joyfully TO tortureS and to
death how should we blush AT our weakness
and cowardice in face Of SuiierlngS so
rival Yes Nv Brethren, VT all need
brayer, s;outer hearts and | know no surer
nav 10 crow stronger and more courageous,
,Lgu bv keeping before our minds the en-
am pies of Christian tortitude shown by the
heroes and heroines of the church. AS
The soldiers heart is fired with courage
BIZ the sight of brave, fearless compan-
;ons in arms, so are we ncited
10 greater fortitude BY the example Of the
SAINTS, our brethren. We are forced to say:
What many Of them in the weakness Of
childhood suffered so heroically cannot we
in the strength Of our manhood, endure
more PATIENTLY This is the special lesson
which the Holy Church seems anxious for us
TO draw from the celebration ofthis Feast; for
it is the special grace she imploreS in the
solemn prayer of the Holy Mass.
Oh. Almighty and Eternal God, Who
dos, choose the weak things Of the world to
,cu.oaud the strong; grant in Thy mercy
fhs, We. who solemnly celebrate the Feast
Of thy Virgin Martyr, St. Agnes may en-
rcriCnCe the blessed effects of her allpowsr-
iul patronage in the Court OF heaven.
Through Christ our Lord. Amen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

The CHrDRE>'s HEALTH must not De
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bring on ca;arrh aud throat and lung aztec
tons. Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. 1t
is perfectly safe and is easily applied with
the finger. 1t also cures catarrh and nay
fever, the worst cases yielding TO It IN
short time. Sold by druggists. ~ cents
Ely Bros, Oswego \ \.
TuE BOTTLE Of Ely, Cream Balm that !
obtained of you last summer has entirely
cured my little hoy OF severe attack OF ca
tarrb.-Mrs. Sallie Davis, Green Postohice'
OyE or nv children. a girl about nine
years old, had very bad discharge from
her head ard nose Of a thick, yei!owish mat.
Ter. aud was growing worse. We had two
different physicians prescribe Tor her out
without much benefit We tried klys Cream
Balm, and much to our surprise, in three
DAYS there was n marked improvement. We
continued using the BALM and in short
time the discharge was apparently cured
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