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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-22
TIE GIANT MONUMENT FUND.

1t was the dullest day yesterday that the
Grant Monument Fund has since 1t was organized
The Rev. Father Green. of Baltimore, Editor OF The
ST. Joseph Adrocat sent with his contribution the fol-
lowing letter. Herewith my poor dollar mitethe sum
which coored paper fixes the amount for colored
men. In their case 1 regard myself as one. General
Grant was my personal friend did than one
kindness" H. Barrett, Mayor Of Galena. ILL.,, sent an
Acknowledgement of memorial tablet which was pre-
sented tn Caleua by the Grant Monument Association
The tablet will be placed in the City Council room.
The following amounts were reported yesterday;
First PIANIST Church. Point Pleasant. W. va. SO 90
Rey Father I nj Green ..................... 100
to-, . a. 90
JrsIfonsiv lodged .,........... s7e9l5 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

GOVERNOR HoADLYs speech al Phnes-
vile las, Saturday has again given the Peo-
PIE something uou5:shiUg 20 think about.
He gets right down 10 solid facts and
knocks the props Gu, from under Senator
SusRv,y sps..h. SHgEVAN's argument
is brought down to toe simple syiIogisn:
TIE color,d men of the South belong to
the Il p.blican nl-.y AID woUld vote It's
tickst. if no, prevented 5v force and fraud,
Some of them 10 no, vote its ticket.
Therefor they are prevented 5y force and
fraud. Governor Ho,u,r then proceeds
to show thai the major premise is only an
assumption u~usustained by proof aud the
Senator argument then, Of course, falls 70
the ground The Governors way OF p7o-
ceeding 10 the premises Of the argu-
ment is the proper Test. 1t
ha, been too much the cas;on
anon poliricisns 10 make false assump-
lions. As Mr.. SIBERIAN did and pr, up on
Argument tbs, seems very plausible to
many, when in truth the whole matter IS
nothing but the willy cou~trigance Of a dem
agogue. 1: SuaRu,v aud FoE,>EE have
their sayings showed up q few more times
they vii, certainly Learn 20 De a little more
chary in making invalid assumptions. The
people will aagt lose crL6drnce 10 their as.
- ,..- -. NH, D.sfrn,al ,D'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

SINCE there has been such q slow response
10 calls for funds TO build q monument to
General GRANT, the Jewish Messenger very
thoughtfuily saws:
The example Of a Western State, which
proposed a Grant Industrial College, Is
worthy OF imitation. 1t is a return to
hsathenlsm 70 heap up q costly and eNtraya-
CANT monument to q man, however worthy
OF q nations reverence, when so many
practical causes appeal for aid and recogni-
ticu. Devote the first 100000 tor the
uonuucut-surely that sum is large enough
but let $a0O.O geo be applied to establish
and endOw an educational benevolent lnst-
tuition tor all time. and We are ssngulne that
the amount Will be secured within a ts"
WOES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
FEN


~ o'a'e f"H Is "ao'e 10 nave '' ue'e1''
Just as any other show. Perfection Is pos
sjbla but never probable. The Fair which
100 ro,,1 L;s,o-r ras a.
whole better thah any OF "S P'eu''eSSo'''
and Il the weather had been good all the
week the attendance. Notwithstanding the
CRY NJ hard ,imas and money scarce. would
.ru- ri $50. .Lo, - o,r
' . go
former year. A5 u was ne people came
from the rural districts as q multitude.
They ave the IT, Girnc. 70 the stories that
c,i-s a-a ,bir.,. ~ tho MA, and ,hers il no
demand for them and rhat,heir former Glory
is one The Philadelphia News properly re-
marks
In sDi,s n. PHI. c-oaka-s f,;-s sasn -
flourish The times change and fairs
change with them The mammo h squash
no 'ohfer 1,,sAC'S 80 ""-u attention as
.braw5 80 IN CoTnar;r'1 he msr;,s oS
new cultiva,ors. sampliug new fertilizers,
watcbir- harves,ers and binders aud testing
the working o. ne" creamery chuTns.
People NOWADAYS complain OF the de-
Esos'NIl ~ ~ Ho'S - - ,ay ~
,besa rDisaTrss Is nGsst Nv tho ysrv mncb
smaller number ct drunken men to 5e seen.
and he iaAirS are no., very much OF a NUS
SLCg IsoP's @SI NOT "'o" themselves 10
TLI s;-s .,
f,r the sections in which ,h~v ara held
They brighten up rusty people and they
sharpen those already 'righ'' livery county
suou.I : 'SnSI5 - 49, rI"n,r
rgrrr.
wL.. . ,,-,;orr,-r ,r,,;rr;,- - ,bs -.
- -, s. -. H.. ~ ..r.,,n
$50, = =. VIII ,vb:,;,;,rs liz
,.,;u.,.I H.. r;.;,o-. c,r,a rom -o5;rs
.rr0omr,, Il - :, w.. III,
So, i, h.. u;,b ,oss;,- -,,-s orI
.un.br o., oou,,..L,,s;rs a,b;l;.
m La.--,Io,l,b,
L-.r.: - :..-.o.,s
-
-
s.;on,, -
,,;b~,o ,,s,- .,n - - - 49,
mo, ,bsws.rrss H. ,u-I,n =. -,
whatever they ,rnrac,r- s,4 Ill Tbo
,lsss pottery nail lra,bsr and c;,,- man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF rEI.I "a.
ID by Emmanuel NhttueYCr ans y o.
aiie, t. the Unlersi gncd tTu,ies d..rl .Ir. b
Of January, 1873, and recorded illgH' .rra,g'
Of The County Court Of Ohio county, 49, Nr.
IN Deed Of ! rusI Book No. \, 'uIiO' ... d. 4 3 ,
will sell at public auction at the front I..ru
Court House Of said ohio county,
ON Wednesday, September 3n'h iNH',
lightning II 10 O'Clock a. III ~ q. |y.fr
ing described real esiatc, Ih.. Co i.
ieet 70 H. irOnt on Main street Poe shii .
wheeling of the north sid. & .,' rH.N"' '''
nine lot No GU in EOh AL q. s, A.'' "a.
saId city, and OF tie unIiOrn y !a .. .N"h'y .
the full depth Of sid lO', Wa. lHs'.''"
northwest corner OF the said lot, IN" Fam" '..'-
corner slst OF said Main street and 'pUtAn' .
third stree: UUrmerly Gallo Second .,rr".
south along the west or front lin" Of said 10 D..
irct: thcuCr para lei with tn" I'm" Of sad iar
third ,trc To the line o. the alley In o.,
said lot h 'ncc uorth along the line G. 49,. q
10 the north ne 4 said lot, thence vr'' q
south line Of rail Twenty third street {" '..
Of beginning, together vi h all the imprnT
theron aud the ap.urtenauUs he.un- "g n.-
IERt, or SALE One third or A. mU.H .
the purchase mon y Is the purchaser ma
Iay' iu cash on the day 81 sale. AMI The ed
two egual annual i~ns'allments, with into. g
the day Of sale, the purchaser To- give BIS nn'" =
y r,onal : curiiy 10 he approved by "a" '-.'
said deferred installmeuts AMI iui"I"'' a..
I lie 10 the property to lie reta'Lci Un'. .a P
haze MONEY shall be palr Ia full.
Selling as trustee. | will convey ~ b "'o A.
vested in me by said deed OF Trust, tac Iih .
ever, is leileyed 10 he perfect.
JANES +. EOtiEa-. ..
". II. HhIIT., huCtiOnecr. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

TuE Parlersou7g State Journal says:
What this country needs is less bowling
ard more payirg up CT little debts That
is Just the trouble with the deficiency in the
distributable school fund. Il the dis
gruntleG Republican pagers would let up on
their bowling or e'se howl at the Rspu6H-
a ShcriEs TO pay up the little debts
they ore the State, the matter would all be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
Well, Isn't that the Intention:

TIE custom of wearipg mourning Cor the
dead is one borrowed from heather nations
and wholly unchris,ian. We may for the
sake o. a sentiment bear with it for q time
ou, the practice Of sending through the
mails these signs of private grief IN the
shape of black-bordered envelopes is a very
dI,sgretable one 10 many persons We
never received q letter so marked without
feeling OF regret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

TuE Ohio Republicans are said to have
TWO plarks in their plattOrm-the bloody
shirt and JOIN Roach. The New York
Republican, ALL doubtless take a wider
view orthe situation, and it has been sug-
cestsd tha they Gdop, the famous EyAET's
platso-m-tha, ColrvRvs discovered Amer
lea in lj22. they could certainly have
one secure plank TO stand on ~ least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
George Fri,bie, Duty Call, Thee.

We have been somewhat surprised tha;
the venerable George Frisbie Hoar hash
volunteered his services in John Sherman !
behalf in Ohio this fall. As we recollect
sherman and Hoar are running mates from
way back. For the last six years they have
done nothirr but sit on their pistol pockets
in the Seua'e chamber and roll up their
eyeballs and grosn dolOrOusly whenever the
hand rlayad Dixie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

For p~riceand terms Apply 70
AdmlniStrsiOr for Estate o! Jas. ,a.as7
aUSU No. 2iu5 Marfe: ".,'.
GAZE OF ISLAND gEtL EeTaTE-sEy.,
- ty.ouc Desirable Lots - Daniel I.z Ia.
slrad Tract.
In pursuance o. q dc cree o. the Surrrur r5.-, q
Appeals OF Wet virginia catered - the 3tc-u .
the Circuit Court o. Ohio COIuty, ". Va, o. /,
18th day OF July. 1855 In the case 0I % % Car1s
and others against Indiana NG>wprl. 81 -,
the undersigneI Special Commissioners, y o.
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER ~. 1885,.
beginning at 9 o'clo,k a. M. sal! ~ pubs. .-
Of the front door o! the Court HOu," Of nf., o.
", W. Va, IN. following deserted TEA. y0,-.,
situated on n hre.ing sand, In d." ',y o.. Va
ins, W. Va, thai I. 10 cay: Tho north ogr.r. d
the HOMESTEAD usci Of Daniel Dat O.. d..ra.e! "a
whole Of shioh tract contained 'wva'y o. -,
ard one rod, more OF less.
Under the authority Of the said de'ra. - -,
commissioners have caused the prvp,Tg a. t-..
vid'd il 20 convenient parcels, and h,r aN .
s'rre,s and alleys through the same. A pat. T.
Ing such parCris. ttreeis and allies hs. f.ra .,-
parer, ami may De- seen al the Court hY.ra Z. a.
office Of George Hook, Clerk o. me t"Gu'y r..-
rTinied copies o! = Ill plat mag be hal rG {,
ton 10 the undersigned.
The said ~, r"rty will be- "'eIei as 90 BE-.
a~!tprward. In the raT,P.. shown 10 .i o 49,.
will De sold In whichever way uay ai..a- O.. o.
advantageous.
TRIMS OF SALE.-Onc-'h,rd o. the 81.
money or so much more - The i~a:rh0srr .t sni
cash in hand. the remainder ~ two r Ia .1rI
ments. payable respectively In one ana Ga ~
from the day OF sale, with II trrc,t lra. fas' ,
the purchaser giving hi. notes Tor the ie'.-H .
staImcnts and the ute Deins retainer 20 s., --.i
paym,ut OF them.
". p. H'H#AEg
II " EI~-t..D.
Slecia! Cv.uu !ss. -
J. (. HKRvKY, Auc ione,T.
certify that bond has been given hy % 70 .
Commissioner a. required by the ali dur-
JOHN ". NlIlH 3D..
a,oD,.lT CI,rL If add. a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
THE BEST
y Practical Education,
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, o.. C,
Founded 1880,

FOUhUtu I'SD,
THE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open scpt. 10th, ISIS. Apply tt
PkkSlDEGI Uf the CJLLkGE.
THE SCHOOL or MEDICINE 0pen, Sept
2l,r, ISIS. apply to PROP. J. ". II. LOvEJOI
N. D.. 81 Eth st, N. W., WASHISGIOG, D. {
THE SCHOOL OF LAW opens on the First
Wednesday IN october, Apply TO SAMI. NJ,
IkATAAE, SEn., cor. 9Th + SIS y. W, Wash.
ing;on, L. e. JANIS A. DUONAE, :. j.,
!y29TbWt>a President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

er local spi;it o: emulation is manifested
..e Fair may be made an event that will
advertise the city and her business to such
az extent, that great good and great in
Srsase Of buyers will come oft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
Evidently She wm Remain MISS Clara.

Featherly making an evening calD-So
your mother has returned from the coun
try, Miss Clara?
Miss Clars-Oh. no; she won't be back
until next week.
Eeatherly Surprise )-Strauge, Iirot
that her voice | hear up stairs?
Miss Cara lin a constrained tore)-Nn;
that is Bobby at work with mis- new scroll
sag
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
LAW SCHOOL

NF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
~ Gen. q. W. &. l"e, President. distraction BY
oNt-10'L, ana PT'ntGl ,Sc'Tre'' WIN COURSE ,
tuition and lee, $50 Tor session OF nine months ,bs
Ginning September e. For catalogue and fun 10.
O%nuation, address Chas 4. Graves, Professor
Iau Isz,uptOD Va iyfrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
Tried and Approved.

A w~elLeducated young lady in Richmond
wants a position as teacher III D'a'iHe.
She has passed the gigsling age, ou' 10 not
too old to be g very agreeable companion
and the editor Of this paper can heartily
recommend her to any family desiring an
intelligent teacher and companion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
FOR SALE OR BENT

A FARM OF ABOUT ~ ACES wr,
"a watered and in good tarm5a. con-. ~ NJ
Is a new Frame House on the llac.. .8r,. -
rooms Kitchen tnd cellar a'u gaa ,a,
house with two rooms. Good .4.rrr 80 .-'
sary outbuildinsS tUdiel 90 ill.,. W
turnpike, acout a ball mile n Y, ~ ~
Terms easy. For turtle. 10. .us, On IN.
or address GfuE 81, y
Real Estate Agent, notary J.. lean. I'm, 49,
Peace, no. A foUI'een.A :: Vac III. v ,'
anf4h '" "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
unmnn..s gle with Polrtical Economy

FaUII'lP"h I"t'
Il can, understand it" said Mrs. Brom'
lev the other day. When dry goods are
c6eap money Is always scarce. It's like a
uair Of scales where both ends go down at
once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

DIED.
REINTON-Ou Saturday morning, September L,
lsSS. a, 5 o DlccE, WILLIAM II. BRINTpN, Sgei .!
years, ~ months and p Jays.
Funeral will take place Monday afternoon at ?
o'clock, from his late residence, corner TSenty-stNth
aai Market streets. Inierment private at GREEN
voGd cemetery.
CLARK-At Bethany, W. Va, on Saturday,, sep
trmber -, $50. Miss MAXI A. CLNRh.
Calm on the bosom of thy God,
Fair spirit rest thee row,
Ken while With u thy footsteps rod,
His sea- was on toy brow.
Ip,emert At It. Gainesville, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
nriLrs and Clnm. Are BON Deceptive.

|, doesn't do to Judge q clans delicious
Qualities 5y the homeliness Of its snout any
more THANH it does to gauge a brides appe.
re by what she can get away with st the
wedding least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
To BE Continued Next Week.

4 Welsh church al Llangollen is dedi,
cs,ed to S.. COLLEEN ap Gwyunywg ap Cly-
dawg Sd Cawdra ap Caraiog Frsichtras ap
l.eyr Merlin Eluin Irlh ap Cuuedds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
sIb<. tot l5C

he Reruellus has our thanks Tor . oaske.
OF superb grapes. swre. as the honey oil
hybe'a and dusky as the cheek Of a dauyh.
Ter o. the upper Nile,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
NES ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Soston, Mass, OLDEST 10 America; Larges,
,truC,ers 1871 Students last year. Thorough lnstruc
ton in Vocal and Instrumental Music, Piano ano
ryan Tuning, Fiac Arts, Oratory, Literature
french, German, and Italian lar guages, Engiisl
ranches Gymnastic., etc. Tuition, s. 10 SO; DOlrd
nd room, SIS to SIS per term. Pail Term bAgtri
rptcrr Der 10. 1855. For illustrated Calendar, glTni
ull information, address,
r. TOURJIE, Iir. Franklin 81 BOSTON, Msa
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The Uudertakor's sure Reliance,
why Not Try "A Kiss

v" DII|'H0 I'-f Ia.
The Oldest Mason is TO, as well this fall
as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
MnNDAY. sEPTEMBEK II 1888.

Gov. HONDLY in his answer to JoHN
NugEv,x, hit right from the shoulder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
University Of Pennsylvania,

l.. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, iOu year, cls,Sis
couise. Degree A. i.
II. TowNx ScIgsTIFTc SCHOOL, h7e-year ocurtn
n la) Chemistry, (bl Geology ald Mining, iCl CIvt
Engineering, ID pypamiCal ELsirr'r!Ig, lcl Archi
&. :Ure, leading 20 p. s., ard u tHchniCa. degraai
=. c. Q'TsctlCa. Chelastj, d, -, {. T., E M, hrchi
rGCt.
III, WHARTON School OF FISATCP aso EcOr.
JAY. Courses In Constitutions! Las and Public : J.
mlnlstration, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
md Practice. Finance, Banking, kailroading. De
gree IN. y.
~. CorRsR IN PHILOSOPHY, four yesn. Ergliih
attn, French, German, Mental snd Moral Phtlost
oily, Mathematics, General Sua.Ce, extended In
]urnction 10 BIology with laboratory work. Detre'
Pm. H..
Liberal elections IN and between these couns d
close ~ second Year.
V. COUKsk IN MUSIC. TTo-yeau graded coarse
D gree Mus. BAG.
VI. MEDICAL School. Three Year, graded coGve
With optional fourth year. Degree VI. ID.
VII. DEHTALSCHooL, TWo-yean' graded course
p.grce ,. u. 5.
vii. VRTYaIsARY School. Three.year' graz.
d course similar 10 European schools. Degree '
Clinical and laboratory advantage . prominent
feature Ia these three schools.
TX. Law School. 1vo-yeart course: diploE1j
I'd m 10 Pennsylvania Bar. Degree Ii. B.
\, BIOLOGICAL School. Two years course, VIII
EXTENDED laboratory work. Corti1cate aGmls v
Medical School without examination Speds
courses.
XII. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY. TTo-yesr
post graduate course In numerous ~sub.eci leading
10 degree Ph.. u.
In making inquiry please ,peciiy department.
REV, JESSE Y. BURK, Secretary,
University OF Pennsylvania, West Philadelphia, 2
mrI9aOdahdyb
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DIED.

No muslin will close a womau's mouth
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE, MD.

Statements respecting the methods and courses oil
instruction will be sent on application. The neIi
term begfal October !, 1855. iI4Ssds
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For. sale.

A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND Oh ny,s
"A line Hill, within the city limits.
CONTAINS THIRTl-IwO ACRE.
The land lies well, 4. rich AMI easily ,H,r..a, Z,
would make r good market garden Or b. i!rIr..,,
desirable building lots.
For price and terms apply 10
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE
FOR SAL e.,

TIVE RESIDENCE 80. g.. ssyF.
street. owned and !ormLy occ....i .
late Mr.. Peter Iauer =,
So,oyH lily n wheeling Rond', i..ge O.. ...s
q bulldog W on Tn!neenth street. =!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
NEW ApVERTIsEMghrs.

DCARD AND ROOMS AT MRS. II. II. POR-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and Chapline streets.
aush
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

TOUND-ON THE FAIR GROUNDS, A small
Il sum Of money, which the owner can have by
calling at No. 10 = market street, and paying ior
this advertisement. sePL-f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

certify that bono has been giv"n hy q
Commissioners a. required by the sali d'r-
JOHN ". MIC. 3D..
arOD,.lI TI,rl. ~ sad .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14

Nor sALE-A BUILDING ADAPTED FOR
wholesale purposes located on Main street,
between Fpurteenth and Fifteenth. For terms ap
ply 10 JN0. l. ~sCHlLLING, 1913 Market street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
WITH OPEN ARMS.

FORT WORTH WILL WELCOME THE SCHOOL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or TENAs TO IT'S
nEARTHsroNEs.
Under an order passed by the board of
trustees, the city schools took vacation
yesterday to give the children Christ
mas vacation until Monday, January 4,
1856.
The board requested the superintendent
and teachers TO take sters to properly en-
terrain the State Superintendent associa-
ton, which meets here on the 2Sth inst,
and building No, . was appropriated to
the uses of the meeting. The sec.
rotary of the board was instructed To
write the board OF education and
state uperntentendent TO attend the
convention as guests Of the local board
Arrangements Tor the reception of the
superintendeuts viii be commenced TO-
day, aud it Is needless TO say that the oc
casion will invoke the full strength Of
Fort Worth hospitality, In point of in.
teligencc and influence it is doubtful II d
body of men ever assembled in TeNai
equal to the one which will convene her,
ON the 2Sth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
GOOD Results In Every Cnse.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale dealer OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being Induced
to try Dr. Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption did SO and was entirely
cured by use of few bottles Since
which time he has used 1t in his family
for all Coughs and Colds with best re
suits. This is the experience of thousands
whose lives have been saved 10y this won
derful Discovery. Trial bottles free al
IL. w. Williams & Co. 5 drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
rnnr MoRrn \ NEw onLEANs.

HEAVY RECEIPTS or BUILDING MATERIAL
RAPID PROGRESS ALI ALONG THE
LINE.
There Is considerable activity in the
construction OF this road at present.
Yesterday nearly hail mile OF steel rails
were laid, while large number OF ties
were distributed The company has, up
10 date, received over 100 cars OF cypress
ties, nfty-odd cars OF steel rails, lot OF
bridge timbers and other material Three
heavy contractors and several smaller
ones are at work grading from Mansfield
In the direction OF Midlothian, but 1t has
not vet been determined 20 go to that
little city. II seems that Midlothian
h on hill and the expense
In running the line there will be great
while II the line which has been run along
The valley TO WaXabschie is followed me
grade is light, and magnificent spring
az water is easily accessible. Inc Town
has been asked to raise $4,000 Il Il wants
the road. aud has been given untll the st
If January 10 act OSing To the TACT that
the Texas K Pacific is short Of hat-cars,
The bridge tiuibers, which are very ions
and cannot be hauled In boX-cars, nave
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
PEoos' rROcnrSs
THE GREATEST HiNpRANcE TO rur Nr,
ToWN's RApfD pENrt npN,,>,,

loWNs RAPID DEVELOPMENT
capt George A. knight, president of
the Pccos Land and Irrigation comnsny
was IN the city yesterday, and ia a brief
conversation with GAZETTE man
chatted pleasantly about his new
town, and is prospects for future
growth. SAID hes "When loft. ton
new houses were under contract. and con.
struction was TO begin right away. We
nave a good place, and q fine country adj.
laeent, but there IS one great obstacle in
the way OF the rapid growth that other.
wise would be assured.n
tain ~ t
The policy OF the state land board In
taking watered sections of the market.
II they had sought 70 devise scheme TO
efectually shut of immigration and re-
iard the advancement OF that region,
they could have hit on no more offectual
plan That Is what keeps us back more
than any one thing. You read great
deal about irrigation out iu our coun.
try, but let me remind YOU
that most Of ii is going on
just across on the New Mexico
side, where no such prohibitory condi.
tons block the way TO settlement of the
country. Some irrigation is going on In
our community but not so rapidly as
among our New Mexican ncighbors; and
you know ours Is district whose pros.
perlty directly depends on the water sup
ply. II the land board would remove this
restriction you would see the waste places
bloom, and the country settle up will
surprising rapidity."
"May you put these remarks IN TIN
GAzErTE2 Why OF course, aud charg,
them up 70 me. TuE GAZETTE Is looked
on out our way aseour staunchest friend
and its advocacy of the West and I,
interests meets the highest appreciation
of our people,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-24
liz sI,ncn TheY Mm

Follow the rush, and it is at the Fort
Worth China Co.'s where they oil 90,
They have heard Of those elegant silver
fitting water pitchers, table castors, but
ter dishes, trays and silver cups, etc
Nothing makes a better present for your
friend than something Of the kind. You
can also select your friend handsome
chandelier OF any style and all prices,
Then there is the mammoth stock OF Am
berina glassware, bisque ware, toilet ar
ticla, vases and thousands OF other articles
that would be altogether appropriate ioI
uresputg