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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

Renfrew Manufacturing Company at North
Adams, Mass, struck on the 1st owing to
reduction Of FIVE per cept in wages.
The statement of the New York asso-
ciated banks for the week ended the I'd
shows the following changes: Loans de-
crease, 81, 800; specie increase, $685.
800; legal tenders increase, $S55,600; de-
posits increase, 81, ,522, 100; circulation de-
crease, $4,000; reserve increase, s., ,99s, ,22b.
The banks now hold $55, lac, $50 in excess Of
legal requirements.
A heavy northeast snow storm, accom-
panied by high winds, prevailed in Maine
on the I'd. Nearly three inches Of damp
snow fell.
The Catholic college Of the Holy Ghost at
Pittsburgh, Pa, was dedicated on the Sd
with appropriate ceremonies. Thirty
thousand people participated in the parade.
Wainwright's brewery, on Thirty sixth
Street, Pittsburgh, caved in with a heavy
crsh on the Sd. In IL were ten thousand
barrels of beer and a lot of new machinery.
The weight of the beer caused the supports
of the floor to give way, and the building
collapsed from the roof to the cellar. Loss
estimated at 100000.
A fire broke out early on the morning Of
the Sd in secondhand furniture shop on
the ground floor Of three-story tenement
house in Hoboken, N. ]. The flames spread
SO rapidly that the frightened residents of
the block, in their haste to escape, trampled
on each other and greatly interfered with
the firemen in their work. The loss to
property will aggregate about $4,000, and
forty families are deprived of their homes.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The Dominion Government will REQUIRE
$25 900 to mature the five per cent. loan
of 1860 falling due the first Of July next.
AS Sir Leonard Lilley is dangerously i'll
the Government will send Deputy Minister
of Finance Courtney to England to see
what he can do towards floating the new
four per cent loan to pay Off the loan Of
1860. Courtney will have to raise 500, ,000,-
900 to meet the requirements Of the
treasury.
Fifteen Sisters Of Charity from Odessa,
twenty five from Moscow and thirty from
st. Petersburg have been sent to General
Komaroff's camp to care for the wounded
in case Of further hostilities.
DIR. Koch, famous for his investigations
into the origin and characteristics Of chol-
era, has been chosen a professor in the
University of Berlin. He has hitherto, in
recognition Of his eminent services, re-
ceived the decoration Of the Legion Of
Honor, an honorium Of $4,000 marks and
the title of Doctor Of Philosophy.
Shocks Of earthquake more or less Sc
we're prevailed in many parts Of Austria
on the lst. In several places houses were
wrecked and people injured, and In the
Province Of Styria dozen or more per-
sons are reported to have been killed.
A London dispatch of the 1st says that
smallpox Of the most violent type broke
out among the Canadian boatmen en- route
to their homes since their arrival in Lon
don. All Of the sufferers, including Colonel
Kennedy, are being cared for in the
hospital.
It is reported that number Of people In
Valencia, Spain, are being innoculated
with cholera virus, which produces tremors
and prostration for twenty-f hours. At
the end Of forty -eight hours the patient is
well. All the provinces Of Spain have sent
doctors to study ihe system, which, y is
believed Is great success.
A proclamation has been issued by Riel
to the half-breeds who refuse to join him,
asserting that unless they do SO at once he
will murder them and burn their property.
The town Of Skanor, on the extreme
southwestern coast Of Sweden, was devas-
tated by conaagration on the I'd. Eighty
nine houses were destroyed and one
hundred families rendered homeless.
A new opening has appeared in the side
OF Mount vesuvlus, near Tore del Greco,
from which lava is flowing abundantly.
The inhabitants OF Tore del Greco, which
site has been several times covered, are
greatly alarmed.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
Daring Train Robbery.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-At 11:30 o'clock,
Wednesday night, as train No. 3, leaving
Louisville at 7:40 p. m, was coming up
Smithville Hill, elghty-five miles from this
city, man entered the baggage and express
car, in which George Davis, Of Louisville,
was on duty as express messenger,
and Peter Weber, as baggage master.
The man, upon entering, struck
both men on the head, knocking them To
the floor. Davis attempted to get up, but
was shot In the head and fell lnsensible.
Weber was commanded, and got up at the
point of revolver, and was COM
PEELED to get the key from the
wounded mans pocket and enter the
safe and hand out the cash. He
begged the rObber not to shoot him, but as
he lifted the last package therobber emptied
the revolver into his head The man then
made his escape. Both trainmen are now
living, unconscious, and will not recover.
There Is no clue to the thief. A large
amount Of money was taken.
LATER-Webber died at one p. m. The
amount Of booty was $4,000.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gathered from All Quarters.
WASHINGTON.

The public debt statement for the month
OF April shows decrease in the indebted
ness of about $4,000,000.
Anthony M. Kelley, Of Virginia, has
been appointed by the President as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary Of the United States to Austria Hun
garia. Kelley was first nominated Minis
ter to Rome, but his name was withdrawn
because he is Catholic and had strongly
censured the Italian Government In pub
lished speeches.
Commissioner of Pensions Black has de-
cided that Mrs. DeLong, widow Of the late
Lieutenant Commander of the Jeanette, Is
entitled to pension. The Commissioner
holds that an order Of the Secretary Of the
Navy detailing Lieutenant DeLong to
special duty at New York and then to
command Of the Jeanette, changed his
status from "absent on leave" to "active
duty," and therefore entities his widow to
a pension.
Mrs. Sarah L. Wilson, wife of Theodore
D. Wilson, Chief Naval Constructor, U. s.
N, and well known in social circles
throughout the North, died at Washington
on the 1st, after long period Of suffering.
William F. Switzler, Of Missouri, has
been appointed Chief Clerk Of the Bureau
of Statistics, vice Joseph N. Whitney, Of
Maine, removed.
The Secretary Of the Treasury on the 1st
received from Western bank two 81 900
7-3O notes of 1865, which are believed at the
Department to be counterfeits.
The President has appointed Major E.
J. Hale, of North Carolina, United States
Consul at Manchester, England, the posi-
tion which was rendered to Mr.. z. P. How
ell, of the Atlanta Constitution. Mr.. Hale
Is at present editor of the Fayetteville, N.
c., Observer.
The following appointments were made
by the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
4th: Thomas s. Farron, Of South Carolina,
and Alonzo B. Dickerson, of New Jersey,
Chiefs Of the Divisions in the Sixth Audi
tors office, vice William Gunderson and
Thomas E. Woods, resigned; J. E. Nc
Carthy, Of New York, to be q Special
Agent OF the Treasury.
The President on the I'd made the follow
ing awards in recognition Of services rem
dered in rescuing crews Of American ves-
sells: A gold watch to Captain Franzer, Of
the German steamer Servia, for his SER
vices in rescuing the crew Of the American
schoonir Baxter: gold watch to Captain
Cremore, Of the British ship Don Enrique,
for rescuing the crew of the barque Aber-
deem; a, gold watch to Captain Viel, Of the
French steamer Comte Deu, for rescuing
the crew Of the American ship Alert; a
gold medal TO Mr.. Norman Bell, mate Of
the British ship Jesse Burrell, for services
rendered to the crew Of the American brig
Jennie Morton.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
LATER NEWS.

A WRECK occurred on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad at Lewis Mills, o. on the
morning Of the 4th. A freight train COM
ing east collided with the GAINESVILLE ac-
commodation westward. Engineer But
terworth and Fireman Cosgrove, Of
the accommodation, were fatally In
jured, and Fireman Rough, Of the
freight, had his arm torn of and was
horribly bruised about the breast and
stomach. There were only a few pas
sengers aboard the train and all escaped
with slight bruises. Engineer Hyle says
his watch stopped and was fifteen minutes
slow. He has four ribs broken and is
terribly scalded.
Ike BUzzARD, one Of the notorious fam
lily who is in prison at Lancaster, Pa, pro-
fessed conversion at prison service on the
3D., and made n speech from his cell.
MRS. FRANCES VANDERBILT, widow OF
the late Commodore Vanderbilt, died at her
residence, No. 10 Washington Place, New
York City, on the 4th. She had been III
for the last few weeks with pneumonia.
THE following were the Treasury ball
ances at the close Of business on the 4th;
Gold coin and bullion, S2I3,10S,937;
silver dollars and bullion, SlG3,GC9,-
O0s; fractional silver coin, S3O,90O, 400;
United States notes, AO,0SO,477; Ma
tional Bank notes, SS,8OS,is6; de-
| posits with National banks deDositories,
| 50, ,0i0, ,005; total, SJ03, 500. Certificates
outstanding: Gold, $l25,477IlO; silver,
SlO0, ,2S5 ,2C6; currency, SIS 100000; Internal
revenue receipts, $l,2O3,S3l; customs,
$676,l30
THE Sixty sixth General Assembly Of
Ohio adjourned sine die on the 4th.
THE engine house and rail mill Of the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company's
works at Scranton, Pa, burned on the 4th,
INVOLVING loss OF S250,OOO.
| The Supreme Court Of the United States
on the 4th concluded the October term OF
1884 and adjourned until the term Of 1885,
which begins on October 2 next. A great
| many decisions were handed In previous
TO adjournment.
GENERAL GRANTS condition was 90
much improved on the 4th that he worked
on his book all day. At the Baptist pas
tors, meeting Rev. DR.. Patton said he
thought the General proved an example
OF the faith cure, and spoke Of II as the re-
suit Of the prayers OF the people Of this
country for the preservation OF his life.
JAMES II. osoooD & Co., of Boston, the
well known publishers, made an assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors on the 4th.
THE latest important mining dis
covery Is reported from Cheney, WASH
ington Territory, where great excitement
has been caused by the finding Of an Inn
mense deposit OF carbonate Of lend, rich
| In silver, within three miles Of that
place. Mon are fiocking there by hum
preds and claims are staked out for miles
along the ledge, which is twelve feet wide.
Men from Colorado pronounce IL equal to
| the Leadville prospect.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT,
Customs Receipts for April-Counting the
Funds.

Customs Receipts for April-Counting the
Funds.
The public debt statement for April was
prepared at the Treasury Department yes
terday In both the old and new forms. Ap-
proved copies, with all details, will not,
however, be ready for distribution until to-
day. According to the old form of state
ment the reduction in the public debt during
April amounted to S5,464, 606.38, while In
the new form the amount of reduction Ia
placed at S4,S97, 3397l. This discrepancy,
amounting to S637, ,256.67, Is due to the fact
that in the new form two items, accrued and
unpaid April interest on Pacific Railroad
bonds, amounting to S29S, ,0S7.56, and the
amount of increase during the month In
fractional and minor coins, aggregating
S329. 219. IL, are treated the first as liabil-
flies and the latter as assets unavailable for
debt reduction.
In the old form the available cash In the
treasury is shown to be $155, 8l6, ,043 and In
the new form the ''net cash balance on
hand, Is placed at $23, ,957, ,421. The differ
ence is accounted for by adding to the met
cash balance reported In the new form,
S1OO, 900, 900 reserve held for the redemp-
tion of United States notes, regarded in the
new form as liability and about $50, 00O,-
900 fractional silver and minor coin, treated
in the new form as unavailable for the re-
duction of the debt"
The treasury now holds S125, 900, 900 In
gold.and about S110,000,000 In silver for
gold and silver certificates outstanding,
against SIG, 200, 900 gold and $113, 000, 900
silver month ago.
Customs receipts for April were $14, ,640,-
974 about half million less than during
April year ago. Internal revenue receipts
So, 900, 337, nearly million less than in
April, 1884. The total receipts OF the Gov
ernment from all sources for the ten months
of the current fiscal year amounted In round
numbers to S263, 900, 900, against 1886, ,000,-
900 for the corresponding ten months of the
preceding fiscal year, while the expenditures
for all purposes for the ten months Of this
year foot up S237, 900, 900 against S218, ,000,-
900 for the ten months Of the preceding
year. Compared with the corresponding ten
months of the preceding fiscal year there
has been falling off in customs revenues
this year amounting TO about 81, 900, 900 and
in internal revenue receipts Of nearly 81, ,000,-
900.
The count Of the money and securities In
the treasury is being pushed forward rapidly,
nearly one hundred clerks are engaged In
counting, but it Is not expected that they
will complete their work before the middle
of this month. The cash held by the tellers
of the cash room was counted and balanced
within two cents.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
The Plague.sttleken District.

Wm.KEsBARaE, Pa, May 2.-There Is no
improvement In the state Of affairs at
Plymouth. Doctors from this city have
been called TO the plague-stricken district 70
assist in caring for the sick Physicians
estimate that there are not less than 1000
sick out OF population of s,000 There
were fourteen funerals yesterday and eight
deaths are reported. People who can get
away are leaving for healthier climate.
DR.. Higgins, q prominent physician Of this
city, who has been investigating the disease
and It's cause, says II Is typhoid fever, and
Is caused by the bad water. The Doctor ad-
ylses the people TO boil the water before
drinking
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
M ALA RIA.
A an saa.nalsriAi medicine
DIR. DAVID KEsNKDY's
FAVORITE REMEDY,

has won golden opinions No traveller shouid ssn.
oder his sutnt oonpiets unless ltinoludss botts q
ths msdicinst n you ere exposed 70 freausHs
ehansss OF climate food and water. Favorts Remedy
fheuid always be. within your reach. Il exp.h -,
snS uiaiariai fever IN tho word. II especially Of
fersd frustworthy kpsone for the euro OF Kidnsy
and Lixr complaints. Crntiipefop ana all dsorfez1
VINO snr from any Of ths iils peculiar 70 lhsk sex
Fnyorits esmedy Kcoustantiy proving ltaslf an m
~. D. ,. Esnnedy. Eondolt n T. q LStils. ff0s
~ " Al AoxFs1t -istI fIH
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
Meeting of Illinois Cattle Breeders.

SpRINoFrELD, May 1.-The cattlemen as
sembled in State Convention here yesterday
to consider means TO prevent the spread Of
contagious pleuro-pneumonia. Governor
Oglesby delivered an address in which he
stated that he had scheduled against Mis-
souri, cattle and the reason for his action.
He expressed his hearty approval Of the OBJ
ject OF the convention and favored sp-
proprlate legislation. The Governor read q
dispatch from the Governor Of Missouri In
answer to his request that an agent be at ST
Louis last Monday TO meet an agent from
Illinois TO establish uniform method OF In
spection, in which the latter expressed great
dissatisfaction at Governor Oglesby's acting
without fIrst consulting the Missouri author
itles, and refused polntedly 10 cooperate In
any way to regulate the traffic under ens
barge. ft
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

An examination into cigarette
smoking among small boys shows that
In majority Of cases parents are TO
blame. The fact Is, mighty few people
are flt to have children. .-Aagusta (Ga.)
Chronicle.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06

Sudden death marked for It's own
o village COW Of Kansas. The curious
owner Instituted an investigation which
revealed in her stomach the following
articles usually foreign TO healthy d.
gestion: Some gravel and shot, piece
Of rock, one pin, three tacks, two screws
and five shingle and eight elghtpenpy
nails. M Y Tribune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
nrltish Aericultnrnl Dcprcs.ion.

=. - .,,.,,,,...i q, tl,,. al, t,,.,, ,,,,, tbot
IL was announce u udl OF .'o Aso '''a'
ieAai' cu'.lo,ue'''el ''' n,,ohora
' ueii'tI " u VI ~ vi $500 it Gsi,,os
9Vuu lIoZuh calU'sS'1 ~ IN
tou Ior sllP,ltuG ~ Wy l,s'Hl'
rs every loI1li'E't a. w po5 ~ TrVu,a
pGuu, ms, ~ - esn'' ,, 1 e'o1 ,,'o
Des ol az -, , ~,
meat between t,''N oo",'t'S nv IN, ~.
me news WIN I9t w nsloTnie w. Wy
bfitlsil iarher' ~ nus aIiotuS si,iioi,
enough rom lie liuIen-'l IVA ''. ~ ~
New AeainHu, Aus1.in a,u wv va
genuine hIPuoiIcIt.'e "p'"iis Wy
OF new ana oSlehslVe Sou i, " HupP ~
WhlGn WIZ no "oUot De ~ " ~ wv
establishment OF y Siu'iiar oo''.,D1 ~
win Mexico, Wi'lGn WI l9' 'r r,, tpuuos
the price Oh huHilsn-Iea 'ccl' ine Ia, ,,,r,
Is pelhG uriFeh oul %, lHc Milg'e m%'% ~,
also ny inc ihuiNn t'f hIss ,.,, "u,t Wv
American Inc prices % ~ hl'us VI az
ricuitural produce arc uecilllnS a,i'el
lcah competition, We arc t"lu ny ~ ~ w,
serNatFe an autnoIity ~ thG ~, Lo'u .,'',
Times, mas at lasl r'l,neu 'ilS sa'liSu anu
indeiatigable DAIRY farmers OF ,hes t,i',-..
prices nave lallgn 70 W ~ ,,, sn nnnds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
nrnres of the presidcnts.

our departed presidents sleep with
modest honors in their native states, with
two exceptions, Virginia claiming i've oil
them: Tennessee, three; Massachusetts,
New York, Ohio and Kentucky, two each
Washington'S remains, encased IN n
marble coffin, lie in the veStibule OF the
vault at Mt. Vernon, within sound OF the
musical Potomac, his tomb oversbadowed
by Il willow which was a clipping from a
tree that oycrhunG the grave OF Napoleon
at st. Hclana. Martha Washington rests
beside her husband
John Adams and his so John Quincy,
lie side by side IN vault under the Uni-
tartan church ut Quincy, Mass me
bodies are IN lcaden caskets placed III
cases hewn from solid stone. Tabulets
OF clouded marble, Surmounted by busts
of the deceased, are on each side OF the
pulpit Their wives are buried with them
| Thomas jefferson rests nj his beloved
Monticello, q rural cemetery IN Abe
marie county, Virginia. A plain granite
shaft nine feet high marks the spot
lanes Madisons grave is within a
/ small LOT, inclosed by a brick wall, III
Tho center OF large field on his estate
MI AlDntnelier. He has an inferior monu'
mept Of the slgners Of the Gniteo
| states constitution he was the last SUI
| yiyor. ,,,.tl,
james Monroe, borne TO the Marble
cemetery. New York city, with publi'
/ honors. after twenty-seyen years was re
moved to Virginia's lovely HOLLYWOOD
where Gothic temple Of beautiful desiSi
commentaries his nnnl resin%-place: nc
Mas The third president 20 dc on mac
nendcnce Day. the others DeihS Auain
and jefferson.
Andrew Jackson lies In q tomb maze o
limestone within his gordon at tAe lleI
milare, the sacred structure cnRifone.
Win nuted columns surmonned by az
prn. grove OF magnolia trees auaih'
tbeir beauty and fragrance to the sem
IN Il fitting that his wife should snare 'ni
honored rest with him.
Martin Van Bnrcn sleeps near hls ol
, home at Kindcrhook, n g., pam stau
Ne SHAFT marking The spot
william Henry Harrison was noIlI
from fhe national capital to an ooscur
rostipp-place at North Bend, Ohlo,t hohs
he was a yirginiau by birth.
, John Tyler rests in an unmsrNed ~,
AZ hollywood, near Monroe, his eNerias'
mo rcauiem sung by the classic James
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09


Investment The Rev George Broohs,
CongregluonailSl clergy man WIlttS IN
the Fan Man Gazette, says "lhe pres
cnt condltlpn OF scottish agriculture may
be described IN Que Word-ru'ncd' AGt
IN scotland ana IN ireland lhe lahulorus
stlll demand NE rentals Qald Whth prices
were hlGh' me result III we FORMER
country Is lhaU the farmers are wing lule,
and III the lalter country ooyco'uhE ana
otner lntthoNs Oh aSthIlHh warfare uIe re-
sorted TO- ihe Kew MI hroo"s' hleauN
quoted, says, describing tue couu'loh Oh
lladulnguph"hlre' CAueu eohyt"l'eS
the Garden OF SCOTLAND ms
by the score ulN UcG'hela' nv
through neglect INTO tuNlf "'lA'n'I "Hu
state. In one part on the country
possible 70 go ten lhlles aS lue crow HieN
Without hndln% larmef. me shop'he'I,
erS are pelnG ruined WIN inc l'ri"eIS'.
Another writer s'Nh thert are su''e Eo'u
scotch ionuorus VINO l't lNrh'o Nul'h
Drought lhthl G'uuV twenty years AGp WI
ralNu now. Inc l'ohuoh N"H4 iei'IN 10
g l@uafkSalfe GohltlhAh VINO l"ND ye"t
'Nith a fch'-rou Oh 9V'u"V mas teu'Ntn
pnl} 92p.Ual hel l'ui'rP n'"N,' wv
lpailn nolaul't'y, mas l",NuV oui'S "' ,'.'
bHlO WhlCn no owns w 9''l1l'N "A Jus
hahus' lie rpecu'a'tu on I'I'u,"-
portion hlmSeli ana inc speculation
proved disastrous
From all appearances II seems lnat u"
agricultural iands OF 'he br''iSh lS'ahu7
cannot support az INC same ulllo S.' "a
workers and set OF IdIers' me iallti a.,
the landlords--WlIl nave 10 go iIr sou '}u
can support only those VINO actuu'ly u,i
II. There IS no sign OF Improvement
ms accounts ior the great aiiNie'l ~ VI,
irish landlords 10 sen lo ,lelr OeI"u'7
now Lana acts, no ihatIer NO" Eoou ul,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
PULPIT PERSONALITY.
The Evangelist Williams speaks Tx.
clusircly to the Male Popula.
ton Of sherman.
a Warning TO sinners to Mend rhcir NYnv,
or Have Their Names Iroclaimcd
Prom the nousetop-.


Special 90 the Gazette
SHERMAN, Tx, Nov. s.-Tbis hos
been q day devoted to churcb-.oipr and
religion generally. AZ the cvanrciist's
services last nlght at the opera.honsc n
was announced that the several deno,ni.
nations participating would hold regular
services and open the doors of the
churches to receive such converts AS dc.
sired TO unite with them, and This was
done, with several acccssions tu each.
AZ II O'Clock good congregation ms.
sembled at the Opea-housc To hear Mr.
Williams discourse. lie delivered pre-.
pared address on the instucss OF Gods
laws IN metcing ont eternal punishment
20 those who disobey His commands.
and argued that human laws enacted
Tor the punishment OF offend
ers in the graycst cases
were equally as severe in Tint
they require the life Of the murderer as
an act Of Justice for his crime. Human
laws annihllate the man aud Cots laws
punish his soul for an eternity, which is
no less than annihilation. Many collater-
al thoughts circled about this central
idea OF the speaker, and his Illustrations
were both apt and forcible. He digreSsed
far enough TO pay his respects to some
one mysterious individual in sherman
who fails to observe the seventh cont
Wandmeut and suggested that he should
be rudely treated 10y the citizens II his
ways were not mcnded aside from This
the discourse may he called orthodox, as
ii contained nothing out of the
ordinary run of pulpit oratory.
At the close of services IL was announced
/ that he would address the male portion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
nnnnh 10 scn Tor lhe ca-l,.

$500 MeriuD G-pOund sheariug sheep, at
81 per head; % choice bucks thrown m.
go MerinO graded, shearing hyc
pounds, ct Sl-5Q per head,
SO cattle, including twenty-five COWS
and thier-3par-old heiicrs.
2 tlrce.year.oid steers.
Balance one and two-yearolds non
on choice range Price, sl8 round.
J l.. ScoTr,
Land, Live stock and Loan Agent, Has
kell City, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09

with poorly manufactured or Impure
baking powder. Buy q package OF SILVER
Lom aud give 10 q fair trial. u yNu 60
this yoa WIN never regret IL. How many
disastrous failures IN makius hleaa
cause trOublous geXatlon 10 ihe house.
hoidY This can All be- obyiated ~ trial
OF Silver Loaf j. II Brown guarantees
10 purity, strength and efficiency