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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
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M ANIED, BY Young man OF experience, q
" position in once; salary not so much an
object AZ steady employment; New J 0rk and
city references. Address COMPETENT,
Morning News Office.
M ANTED.-A young man OF experience in
w grocery business desires % situation a.
bookkeeper; best OF reference given. Nd
dress II w. p. care OF News.
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gouero am0 Sioreo for Armt.

TOR RENT, a very desirable house No, lS5
4 Liberty street. Apply TO THOS- a.
POLLARD, 90 West Broad street.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY.

THE next session win begin on the 9Th OF
4 October. Full corps OF competent and
experienced teachers. Instruction in all de-
partmeuts thorough. Early entrance advised.
For catalogue containing full information,
apply at Office of Savannah Morning News, or
address MAJ. JNO. A. CkOWTHER, super
inteBdent. Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28

TOR RENT, large south rooms, nicely fur
II nished. Apply 1855 state street, between
Bull and whitaker.
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Rnnn.n to Rrnt.

EOR RENT, three connecting rooms; suita-
n bic for small family; very low. o. Mont
gomcry street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28

L'OR SALE, the property known as lot No
II 9, Crawford Ward, on south Broad street,
between Price and Houston streets, consisting
OF full lot, with valuable improvements.
Easy terms can be arranged for upon applica-
hon to the underslgned. j. +. BROOKS, l35
Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28

E0R SALE, large lot OF Planned No. 2
Il Flooring. Ceiling and Weather boarding
at s. 50 per 1000 in yard; 10000 feet Of 3Sq70
AZ s. 30 per 1000 in yard Boards nc s. per 200
in yard; scantlng at 81 per 1000 in yard.
Lumber yard Taylor and East Broad streets.
REPPARD a co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
wINNsBoRO.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
WINNsBoRo, TEX, Sept MIR. Jas
per Din and Miss Annie Davis, two re-
specially connected and popular young
people living near this city, were married
yesterday morning in the presence of a
number Of friends and relatives.
Walter Young brought to town this
morning stalk of cotton with ninety
nine perfectly developed bolls on it,
which he phcked ON his farm, three miles
west of town. The stalk measures five
fcctas it hangs on the street.
We have received but few bales of
cotton up to this date; that received be-
ing graded mddling to low middling, and
selling for . cents
The surveying corps of the Marshall &
Northwestern railway VIII arrive here
sometime this week.
On last Saturday II lady living seven
miles west of town came In and sworc out
a warrant for c. f. Richards, charging
him with an attempt 10 violate her person
The case came up in Justice RUSSELL
court this morning, and the defendant
was discharged, there being no evidence
against him.
camp-meeting, under the auspices OF
the NJ. Il. Church, South, commences al
this place Saturday, Sept. -. Several
distingu shed ministers are expected to
he in attendance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
WANAUIACuIE.

Correspondence of the Gazette,
WANAnAcuE, TEX, Sept Sin our
special Of Sunday we were mistaken in
Mr. Ycagcr's having "a given number of
tickets TO print for the city election" Mr..
Yeagcr printed a special lot of tickets,
ordered by Mr.. Dechman, leaving off the
names Of the candidates against the pay
mcnt Of Marvin college.
Mr., Icager's allegiance to the party
and distribution of the tickets himself,
printed for Mr.. Dechman, coupled with
the fact that no other tickets were issued
from his Office, was the cause of the cen.
sure of the Anti Marvin college party. In
justice to Mr. Yeagcr we make this cor.
rcction.
District courts progressing smoothly
and the grand jury room Is crowded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
STEPHENVILIE.

Correspondence of the Gazette
SrErrrENVILLE, TEX, SEPT. THE
StcphcnvllIe high school opened to-day
with matriculation of above 100 pupils.
There will between POO and $50 pupils
enter during the term.
Prof, s. Nj. N. Morris is in charge of
the school with three able and expert
enccd assistants.
The NVlth legislature abolished the
civil and criminal jurisdiction of our
county courts here, but the NINth lcgis-
laturc restored it, and the first regular
term for civil and criminal business was
begun to-day and the criminal docket was
taken up this morning with Afty-nnc
mlSdcmcanOr cases ON It,
Judge Il. II, Young, our county Judge,
presided with dignity, His first term
viii be no cnviablo job for him.
We have had several good rniuS here
recently and the county Is green and
ilourlshlng. Some cotton is coming in
and trade Is improving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
WELLBORN.
lorrespondence Of Nd Gazelle.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
WELLDoRN, TEX, Sept. Sour little
village has been improving steadily for
the last six or eight months, not rapid,
abnormal growth that might end in II
swiiter death, but one that bespeaks per-
manency. The demand ior dwelling
houses is greater than the supply.
The commissioners court created a
new precinct, giving this place the right
of Justices court and two officers, a
magistrate and constable. =. n. Causey
and j Il. Farquhar have been suggested
as possible candidates for these Offices,
to be either appointed by thccommission-
crs or to he voted upon at an election that
will be ordered by the said commissioners
provided they do not make the appoint
mcnts.
From the fact perhaps half of our BUSH
ness-houscs are saloons, it would seem
that the prohibition boom had not yet
reached us; yet, we have Il temperance
organization here with good member.
ship.
Cotton Is coming in pretty fast, and
business getting lively
\ good rain is needed,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
AnILENE.
hhiitN T..
Correspondence of the Gakolte.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
ARLENE, Ten, Sept. S.-The telephone
company il now putting up its tail cedar
poles, the lower half painted black and
the upper half painted white. This gives
us Il delightful variation of color; for
monotony whether in sounds, sights or
tastes Is provocative of tcdiousness.
Mr.. Geo. w, Jalonick is superintendent,
and most active and energetic one he is.
He has near seventy subscribers to start
cut with. The wires will be up IN a few
days, and the ringing OF the bells and the
"hello" VIII soon be heard all over town.
The children of Rev Mr.. lIutchn's
church, the Baptist, have held I'm enthu-
SiaStlc little meeting, and organized a So
cicty TO help the Buchner Orphans Home
at Dallas. About fifty joined, and nice
little sum was raised by initiation fees.
They elected Rev, Mr., llutchins prcsi-
dent, Miss Ennlce Pammorc and Miss
Lula Barr, vice-prcsldcnts, and j. l..
| Pcgues, secretary and treasurer. They
VIII holdregular meetings and push the
good work of helping the fathcrlcss little
ones. The Quill OF yesterday says
NhNiAlNi UNJUST uCNNllpbloH was made
/ OF dove, In an attempt of the Abilene
GAZETTE correspondent to correct the
| erroneous description made OF our mar.
| shall, Mr., Hin, in the st. LOUIS Republic
can. The correspondent called u a suek.
ling dove instead of nesting dove. That
is downright imposition ON the emblem
attic bird of Innocence, and the Quill here
enters protest.
| Your correspondent did not know that
Col. Gibbs was so ignorant OF polite liter.
aturc and natural science. Doth not
Shakespeare say al win rear you as soft
as were sucking doveym And who
knew more than Shakespeare, whose
"loarning came by natureY" win Col.
Gibbs set himself up above shakespeare
That was delightful rain that fen yes
| terday, aud Il seems Ia have been general
over all these parts. II mined five hours
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
BLACKJACK GROVE.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE, Ten, Sept. T.
This town is situated forty-five miles east
of Mckinney, on what is known as the
east line baanch of the Missouri Pacific
railway. 1t has population of 800 souls,
and is surrounded by most magnificent
agricultural country. The town is rapidly
improving, in fact II is on a boom; seven
new business houses having been COM
plctcd within the last few weeks.
But we need cotton and grain buyers.
The cotton crop in this section is better
than any other place we have yet heard
from, and cash buyers can make thous-
ands of dollars this season If they see TT
TO come Wheat and oats were never
better, yet our merchants are not able to
buy extensively, and the result is the
farmers are forced to hold their grain
till they can find purchaser.
Wheat and oats can be bought in this
place much cheaper than in the large
towns, and as it costs but little to live in
this country there is bonanza awaiting
some one WltD Il lltIle cash.
We also need more merchants. One
man who commenced selling goods here
a few years ago on a few hundred dollars
borrowed capital is to-day worth between
$4,000 and $4,000. Another one COM
menccd three or four years ago with
$4,000 and has made Il small fortune.
Some Of our citizens think the tempo
rary suspension of THE GAZETTE was Il
well-planncd advertisement for Fort
Worth and THE GAzETTE. Whether or
not it was intentional, they have each
been extensively advertised thereby, and
/ TIE GAZETTE has two friends in this
place to where it had one before the sus-
/ pension. We sincerely hope THE GA
zETrE will "hOld the Fort" for all time to
Gomez
A countryman's team took fright at the
incoming passenger train this afternoon
and dashed madly up Main street, but
were stopped without doing any serious
| damage.
Cotton is beginning to come in quite
lively, and we need several molc cotton
buyers badly.
| Our two Touring mills are now running
| day and night.
/ Two new firms will start up in bust
ness here in a few days. This win make
about thirty business houses, but we
need more. We need more dry goods
stores, more grocery stores and larger
ones, and we need cotton and grain
/ buyers.
Besides a splendid local trade, Black
Jack Grove gets large trade from Hunt
county on the west, Delta county on the
north and Rains on the south. 1t is al
most impossible for our merchants TO
handle all the cotton and grain that will
be brought TO this place, and 1t is to be
hoped that this letter will have the effect
OF inducing men with money to come
and investigate the field, and we are con-
ildent they win remain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
swl ErwArrl,.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SwEErwArER, Tx, Sept. s, We had
u good rain to-day.
Cowboys are busy rounding up cattle.
The fall round-ups are in full blast.
The fall clip of wool is coming in
slowly.
Two or three hoops on the tank that
supplies our city with water bursted last
night, and u large quantity of water was
lost
Mrs, John Hay died Friday. She was a
most cstimable lady.
Elder Il, II. Mcknight of the Fort
Worth Christian church is holding a
meeting at this place lie Is a forihle
speaker and Is much beloved by our peo-
pie. A great deal of interest IL being
manifested. There have been twenty
eight additions up To this time.
Our people are partial toward TnR GA
IErTE, and lis ruE DAirY In this section
of the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

the last two weeks, while here scarcely
enough has fallen to lay the dust.
ourclectIon on the liquor question is be-
coming exciting as the day approaches, and
many are the arguments pro and con to
be heard on the streets. IL Is generally
conceded that the result Is doubtful.
Some changes have recently been made
by our legal fraternity; MaiorJ. ii. Dav-
export and r. u. Truly form the new part
neiship Of Davenport & Truly and }. H..
4 Calhoun and r. II. Conner are composing
the new firm of Calhoun Conner.
The elegant new brick store buildings
of Calhoun and j i. Shannon Coz are
rapidly nearing completion.
4 connexions steam cotton gin Is be-
ing erected by Messrs. Connellee KIM
bic. They will be prepared in lew days
TO begin work.
The cotton crop Is much better In this
county than last year, though the yield
will be shortened by reason OF the dry
weather.
For the first time in the history of the
county, corn was selling on our streets
Monday ut 35cts per bushel.
our town was visited by a representa-
tive of the "Dallas Morning News" he
was informed by several of our citizens,
from whom he was seeking subscriptions,
that they preferred to wait and find out
the policy of that paper on the dispo-
sition OF our public lands by the
legislature. This country Is entirely in
harmony with THE GAZETTE on the
question, and no paper can succeed in
converting us from our opinions formed
on the subject. THE GAZETTE we regard
as the correct exponent of our views and
wants in that respect and the paper that
takes its place cannot now be thought Of
Long may THE GAzETTE live and pros
per to fight for the interest of Northwest
TpNae
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BIG SPRNos, TEX, sept I.--H W.
Morgan resigned his position as district
and county clerk Of Howard county yes
tcrday and the commissioners court inn
mediately appointed y. c. Walker, who
has heretofore been deputy clerk, to MI
the vacancy. We commend Maj. Morgan
to the people of Fort Worth, to which
place he Will soon go. A. b. Linn was
appointed ut the same time to I'LL the va
caucy Occasionod by the resignation Of
Jno. ID. Birdwell, justice Of the peace.
The well OF william Dewey on his ranch
about thirty miles south OF this
place was poisoned by some un-
known party few days since.
Fortunately the fact was discovered be
fore any serious injury resulted. The
water was given TO n dog which died i'm
mediately after drinking OF it. An anal
ysi> of the water by chemist showed
that strychnlne and some other poisonous
chemical were In the water.
The officers think they have clue to
the Identification of the villain and would
be murderer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
ALBANY.
corrcsponicncc OF the Galcttc,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Albany, TEX., Sept Prohibition
was defeated IN this county saturday by
nearly three to one. The day was u very
quiet one, no disturbances or angry dc.
bates were heard ON the streets. Every.
body seemed TO have made up their MUD
before the day arrived.
A drilling rain began to fan here about
10 O'Clock, and has continued during the
greater portion of the day,
Last night a large crowd assembled at
the Baptist church to listen 70 sermon
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Martin. During
the services the floor broke through,
causing considerable excitement among
the congregation, several ladies jumping
out the windows, but as the floor was
only few feet above the ground. no
serious accident occurred.
Albany boasts Of one of the largest lum.
her yards in the West, Every train
brings In fresh supply TO be added TO
the already mammoth stock. Customers
come from as far east AS Graham to buy
lumber At this yard.
The public school opened here this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
CIRCLEyiLLE.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CIRcLEvLLE, TEX, Sept s-rhis
morning at s O'Clock the body of a MeXi-
can about twenty-five years old, i've feet
high, was discovered in the San Gabriel
river, about thirty yards below the MIS-
souri, Pacific rallrood bridge, lodged
against Il small tree. Evidently the body
had just risen TO the top of the water
when found. Justice Burke of Taylor was
notified, and came out at once. a jury of
Inquest was summoned, and after a
thorough examination decided that he
came to his death by accidental drowning
He had about his person few papers
written in Spanish, but no one present
could read them. He was Il stranger IN
this neighborhood and had no money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
From an Atlanta Physician.

Gnlnn's Pioneer Blood Remover has been In
use iorNears with unprecedented success. II
y entirely vegetable aud does the system no
harm u Improves the appetite. digestion md
bloodmakinE stimulating. mvgorating and
tohing up all the functions and tissues of the
system, ana thus becomes the great blood rel
h,Wer und heath rcstoror IL increases the action
OF th9 skin, Kidneys, bowels and liver, thereby
nssisilng nature IN eliminating impurities from
INC Dloou-the great cause OF all diseases
~ Is perfectly evident that any medicine Tint
WIN assist nature 10 remove Impurities from the
blood lisa blessing to suffering humanity. Ms.
eases oi the liver aud spleen, stomach and
bowers, SKIN ana mucous membranes, are cured
ny me use Of this remedy. Constitutional ms
wen as local diseases are all benefited by lis
use. Strotuh, Consumption, Rheumatism,
Soei, syphilis In all its forms, every variety
o Oh SKIN Discusses Dyspepsia and Indigestion in
az IT'S various forms, Constipation. piles
Datarrh, Troubles OF the Mouth, Throat and
bronchial system, Diseases Peculiar 10 Fe
males, sterility, Irregular. Suppressed, Painful
Seanty ana Excessive Menstruation' etc. arn
always benefited and often cured by lis use. Wv
In al diseases of the Skin and Mucous Nom
brands 1t demonstrates It's great curative
powers DIR. q. W, DELBRIDGE,
Atlanta, Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

morning with over 200 scholars ON the
roll. Five teachers have been employed
to take charge oi this crowd OF young
ideas, and no doubt the embryo authors,
statesmen aud preachers viii receive the
proper instruction.
II Is reported that there are over 700
acres Of cotton growing in this county this
season, the greater portion OF which Is
located on Deep Creek, In the southeast
ern portion Of the county. A gin VIII
shortly be erected at IIalltown TO prepare
this staple for market.
All our merchants are receiving large
fail and winter stocks OF goods The out
look for good trade is promising
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

correspondence Of me Gaseite.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
lREpELI, TEX, Sept. s.-This morning
quite number OF hands went TO work
erecting large Grange store. The farm
crs interested in this move are sanguine
Of success and the regular merchants APP
pear TO like the scheme. thinking 1t will
bring more trade to the town.
quite an interesting meeting is going
on at the Bosque Baptist church, near
town, during the day, under the direction
Of the pastor, Rev. NJ. l.. Carswell OF
IIico.
Capt. f. NJ. Conley Is having an artesian
well bored. There is but one here, that
of DR.. Sellers, which Is two hundred and
forty feet deep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
STATE NEWS.
DoIngs and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Reporters.
pA,NGERFrrLD.

Correspondence of The Gazette
DnNGERFmiD, TIN, Aug. Our
town is enjoying very fine weather at
present.
TnE GAZETTE was hailed here with
universal delight,
Mrs. y. NJ. Rodcs, the wife Of our
county Judge, II quite sick.
There IL some sickness throughout tue
county.
Mrs. L. Napier Is ON the sick list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
EAsrLANp.

Correspondence of the Gazette,
EAsrIANp, Tn Sept. G.--Eastland
has been avoided by the rains recently
visiting the county in other portions, aud
we are still feeling the effects OF the dry
weather, All around, north, south, east
and west, II has raiued plentifully within
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
MACON MEDICINE co, Macon Ga.

hS so,d IN, " powdered form, easy to prepare at
nr~e si,n ' :, os without spirits; small sire sSc
ee,s, - ~, st.v0' ,aalled 20 any address ON re-
,hV ~ 9, prize Liquid form, small sise. q 90
'"'se siae' N''o At whOlesale by. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

am pleased TO state TO the publlc I'm,
S9lnn Pioneer Blood Rencwer has no e"nei y
olood purifier for have tried /, sunici"ntI~
va DC BARNES, Nj. ID.
-, tnhe above CERTIFICATES are but few Instances
ol thousands In our possession, showin,, ~, 49,
NJ m VINO nave been relieved OF every form of
DDgspeps'e, Squalls, leicHriaI Pge,as ,usHs
biood Poison aid Malaria. ''""''s"''
nor ull Information our free pnmphlet ON
s', v9u anu skin Diseases will be furnished On
Mlpog uratc,x,,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10
The Summer Route to New York via Galveston
and
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TO and from Europe at Lowest Rates.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
MOVEMENT or TRAIysi

10 Parties Wishing to Bring Friends TO this
Country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-10

IT. W WILLIAMS / CO., Fort Worth. Ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-04

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the MY ", w
OF trains from Chamberss Depot from @'a
st. 10 minutes earlier.
m-Daily except sundays: Day Express Drawing room
coaches to- BiDghamton Elmira and Buffalo sleeping
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati and chicago M s,,ra
charge for fast time Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
Buffalo arriving 1875 M Niagara Falls S,Ss M HAN IAN
Cleveland l2So Cincinnati she PRIV P M, 81
edo 1855 p IN add indianapolis 1910 m u. . Gals.
Train Pullman bay and Sleeping Coachesto Binghanto
Elmira Buffalo Niagara Falls Cinennat ana Gnl9ago 10
Rutherford 445 $40 100 100 $50 I02Oa ~
midnight Sundays 5:i5 $50 1920 IN LAO oSo $40 III
paterson 145 5.l5 100 75O $50 1920 IL noon ll5
$50 44O 5l0 $50 6l0 $3.50 1880 $50 1890 N and ~
midnight Sundays 5i5 $50 1920 m Lao $3.50 $40 VI III
Newark and Paterson via Newark 645 $3.50 10 1880
500 ago 500 $3.50 G2o 1880 10 and ~ midnight BAT
suhern 10 45 1850 1920 IN lao 500 $3.50 e;lO S5g
1880 and IL midnight. sundays 5i5 $50 1920 M l4o
$50 IN and y midnight
warwick 4:45 7:T5 l0ii5 AIS Sundays SIS N
Newburg and Cornwall 1850 . a N $3.50 4:3O sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery m; s:3op m.
Goshen Gis 545 7:5o 1920 m $3.50 $3.50 4:3o $50
sunday 5,i5 $50 1910 , M $3.50
Sunday 6;i5 $3.50 1920 500 $50 The m and
1880 connect with New York Ontario and Western
Railroad at Man.st The train stops az Manst only
Port Jervs 4:i5 7j0 1920 M 430 3 $3.50 N. Sun
df Eo ssG e lTSO asa oo BE el5 sIs to e45
every heen minutes $40 m to lo46 m every thirty
Tickets and apartments In Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the checking
Nos IOi or 0j7 Broadway 1877 westst, n. T., No
COurt-st Brooklyn, or at the COmpany's Depots
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYork NJ 7lo
'''O JOHN n ABBOTT, GenI Pass'r Agent New.YOrk