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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

$500 Genuine Hand Sewed Shoe for
Gentlemen, for sale only at
HARRY l.. ROBERTSoN's,
114S Main ST., Next Door Geo. r.. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

S3s9 Genuine Hand Sewed Shoe for
Gentlemen, for sale only at
HARRY l.. RoBERTsoN's,
114s Main ST., Next Door Geo. X. Taylor,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

O seyeral new school building in the city
during the past year. The increase there
fore Is in the Building Fund.
The reportof Superintendent Anderson
was read of which the following is an abb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

$3.50 Genuine Hand Sewed Shoe for
Gentlemen, for sale only at
HARRY l.. RoBERTsON's,
114S Main ST., Next Door Geo. r. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

BEST Mems Calf Shoe in the city, only
g. So at
HARRY L. RoBERTsoN's,
114S Main St., Next Door Geo. r. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

$3.50 Genuine Hand Sewcd Shoe fol
Gentlemen, for sale only at
HARRY l.. ROBERTsON'S,
l1i8 Main ST., Next Door Geo. X. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
ror. Warne Route 70 chicago. Oulck Time.

Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:50 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $3.50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

BEST Mems Calf Shoe in the city, only
81. so at
HARRY L. R~OBERTsON's,
114S Main ST., Next Door Geo. r. Taylor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

BEST Mems Calf Shoe in the city, only
81. 30 at
HARRY Y. ROBERTsoN's,
las Main ST., Next Door Geo. X. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

BEST Mems Calf Shoe in the city, only
g. so at
HARRY L. RoBERTsON's,
114S Main St., Next Door Geo. X. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Interesting Experiences.

HARRY L. R0BERTsoN's,
Ills Main ST., Next Door Geo. X. Taylor,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16

BEST Mems Calf Shoe in the city, only
81. 80 at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-16
Dentists.
arp Goods.
THERE is NO DOUBT ABOUT II
hat the Following Bargains are the
Best Ever Offered in Wheeling T!

And We have plenty Of them not II 50
many bargain advertisers, when you
Cau for them we are just sold
ont Of it,"
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nusElsn,s Arptsn sn,vs.

The beat salve In tile world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, salt fheutn, fever
sores, tetler, ChApped hands, ChllblAlnB,
eofnD, and oil akin eIuptiong, and posi-.
lively cures piles, Or no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
o. money refunded, Price % Oents pei
box For eAle BY Logan a %,
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EDUCATIONAL.
1T, o. CHARTbL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

Tue niry.ninth year Of this well.tnown Acac
,ny under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
oyeus on the nnt Monday Of sOptOmbot next and
s,nunuCE ten mOnthA
Pupla received at any time in the SeGIion.
Those VINO desire To place their daughters in Al
Institution taordlug exceptional advantages Ii
lils NGy Of heRlthiul and delightful location, ex
stleal board, thorough discipline and instruction
attic hands OF lifelong teachers, In eycry depart
sacat Of IoullO education, including the modern
t4ngulgcS aud music, should HOnd for catalogue
Of this school, Address
DlreCtresso OF the Academy Of the Visitation
MT. Do CHANTAL,
tn1SpIw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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nonsronD,s AclD rnospnArE
In Nervous REPATRIATION.

DR.. O. o. Stout, Syracuse, N. Y, says.
~ have no doubt Of lie efficacy In al cases
Of nervous prostration. l gave II 10 one
patient who was unable 10 transact the
most ordinary business; as he explained
II, his brain was tired and confused Upon
the least exertion mentally. Immediate
benefit followed the use Of tho Acid phos.
phate, and be owed HE recovery 10 It."
TThsAW
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Many

OF the good things Of this life are sor.
rowtully let alone on account Of Dyspep.
ella. ACker'A Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, mitigation and Constipation
sold on a positive guarantee al % and 90
cents, by Logan 4 %. and o. Menke.
mAllhR o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

Oil CnY, Dec. 22,-opened at Gbj.o; highest
67njt lowest 6Oci closed Al 6Gfc. Sales v3V OOi
barrels shipments liz, 1S6 barrels.
IlRADSoRD, Dec. 2l-opened at O6J,c; highest
&c; lowelt G6Ci closed Of C6oi CleRtRllces 1874,
900 barrels.
HrsBuk0H, Pa, Dec. 22.-potroleum dull hui
steady opened AtGOxci closed a. G&ci highest
G7ci lowest OoNc
TtruAyfLLE, bee. 2l-opened at exc; highest
G7Ifci lowest 6Sei Cl0 cd al GG3fc.
NEW YoRE, Dec, 2.-petroleum arm: United
closed At 663fc.
pAlLlpElrnlA, Pa, Doc, ao-rOtrOlOum quiet
At BkQ
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Ely Brothers, Druggists, OSSgo, \. Y
DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

viii cure diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
Structures, and ali Urinary aud Ufethtal Diseases
Nervous and Physical Debility Seminal weAknOll
Los Of .Vlguf, PfemAture Decline Ia Nan, Eatll
1910, 10. syphilis In ali u forms, sore thfoA
md nose, uicep, efupti0nsl Sof0fulA, teleF, Ial
NOUN, and ali blood and akin diseases. FCmAlI
Weailall speedily cured, gonotfhea cured II
m, Z, B0CKIadl Druggist Bant bS NAH NAAi6d
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New YoRK, Dec. 22,-Thu market wM voty outlet
aud the demand In oil Departments and the move
ment In execution Of orders was very large aud
nlRllal Of IOOll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

NEw YORK, Dec. 21--COIton, futures oloSlnl
With Gfm tone At about ibalO points higher.
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EAST LiHRRTY PA, Dec 22-Cattle-Receipb 10
head shipments 81 head market fair; prime 81 76a
"; iAlf to good 81 0jA4 50; feeders 81 6Oa2 rs.
Hogs RcceipS 3,O0O headt shipments 1000 head
market dull; PhiladelPnla @o64 70; Workers u Soa
uelp1 COO head shipments monet market steady
pIlinS S0ab 00i iair 10 good ~ b0a4 Is; common
ii 60A2 6Qt lambs eS o0a6 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

L,Q, @. Lamar, LII. D., can properly te
set down as man oil DECENTRALIZATION Her
hh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

nE sure and call for Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup, II you arc troubled with q bad
cough or cold.
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FINANoE ANpTRApR.
The Features Of The MONEY and stos

Markets,
NEW YoRR, Dec, 92,-MOney on call easy al ri
percent closing At percent asked. Prime mer
camille paper a. percent Sterling exchange dul
GOVERNMENT RoIns- Dull and arm.
BoNbs-Cl0sad bln; u 8. IS, 1904; y, 8, u
coupon, l2sSi .. s, IS coupon, ll09 Pasiac .
O, 1885, Tennessee q settlements, los; do s., l02
do d, w. Central PAc!ac hrsu, ll6Hi Denver 4
no GRlde atsH ll7xi Denver \ Rio arandl
Western hntg, 76i Erie seconds, sskt Missouri
KAliAS 4 Texas general 6s. os; Northern Pa
ellie aSts, llsj4i Northern PRclae seconds, l0255i
Northwestern eonsols, l99kj Northwestern Do
heltures b, los " Louis q San Francisco gen
eE e. mortgage Il 81 Psal cGRsol, ls2 g Paul
Grants, So; Texas 4 PRclhc r. g extra coupons
75ki Union Pacific tlrslS, llG5S; West Shore, i0If
svETE BOSDs-Were neglected.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Qulet aud dull; sales S965, 900
SToCKs-1he stock market showed marked Dc,
oTetHo IN the amount Of business done from that 81
tho pa few dlyh the influence OF the coming holl
DAYS being felt aud operations were mostly con-
fined 70 the professional tTRdea,
Western uai9n was adversely Affected BY the in
eompRnleS 70 tqQl privileges with Il along the
eltrRl and Union Paci 10 roads, The coal tlockS,
with the exception Of LackaWlnna, were very
quiet and 81 Paul was the only one Of the
strong. the hiSt Prices showing advances Of from
"A 70 Y percent over the closing figures yesterday,
There was modente business only, with prices r.
regular but generally arm, LOulSvllle 4 Nash
VI 10 was the only decidedly strong stock, while
New England was conspicuous Tor IL wide fuctuR'
tons,
The market became dull toward noon, when tho
advance W v checked aud decline, which lasted
until Rt,Gr 2 7 ~, was inAuguIated, Reading,
Western Union and jersey LentlRl being the most
conhpiclous for the declines establilhed, The last
huuM show 4 renewal Of the buying, aud pFlc i
steadily Improved 10 the Close which was quiet
hut strong. The hnRl changes are generally ioF
ir'GIiouS about equally divided between gains aud
LOSES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Dec. 22-CattlO-Recelpu 5000
head, shipments 1900 head market steady iranoy
s. l5A6 Isl shipping steers 81 26Ai IS; Ltockers aud
feeders o. l6a3 10; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 ga
Hogs -lIoCeiptI $1,000 head; shipments 100 head
market weak; rough and mi1od q s6G4 30; packing
and shipping q 26At b1i light 81 75a4 30; BkIp'
81 25A34 u. sheGp-Rpcelpts 5000 head shipments
Loco head; market slow but steady; natives q Goa
I so: western g. 6OaS 60; Texans 81 0oa3 soi lambs
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transactions sol ,OSO shares,

srOGKs-CIOsed bid; Adams Express, 1886; AmerI
can Express, 100; Canada Southern, 631E; Cen
trAl Pacific, "; Chesapeake & Ohio, SKI do fFsl
PtterrCd, l5X; do seconds, OK, g., O., q & |.
OK; Denver u Rio GTAude. 3l1S Erie, 891f; do pre-
IeFFsd EoTS Wayne HI KSnI sSSs Teas S
vile Il Nashville, 69IIi Louisville, New Albany 4
Chinago ~; Memphis & Charleston, Az Michigan
Central, 93; Missouri Pacific, 1861; Nashville 1
S GSSESSG41ga New Jersey Ge95E1 S North
Northwestern, 1l31S; do preferred, l3IS New Sorl
Central, llSN Quo & Mississippi, az; do pre-
terred, Ools; PaCIaO Mail, Is&j Pittsburgh, ~
S STasnS az s S,s gss SdTA1GseS
Paul,Sg1S; Texas Pacific, All Union Pacific, COZ
United States Express, 60; W, II. l. 4 r., lSz
Western Union, CO..
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An ill.atting Boot-thAt which man
gets when he Is putting up stovs.pipe.-.
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baltimore Live stock Market
oTElCE or fiECALyIafoN STOCK YARbS,
MONDAY Dnd N lisa
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WET no. l,.IIANcE ANp cNIlAlo.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at f:l2 p. m, Cl;47 city
SSvs ot SSasT% ISShnG
NJ, arriving at b;l3 p, N.
Leave Cleveland al p. m: arrive 81 7;6S q. N
Z A. FORD,
JAMES McOREA, General MAnGHer
Pittsburgh Pa
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIV

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 10 DEC. u, 1885, Train
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, % iollows-Centni Standard
Time-whioh "a 50 minutes slower than wheeling
time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-23

AZ An example was informed by re.
liable merchant In New Orleans that a
party In Texas borrowed eight thouIand
dollars from merchant ats percent, and
u commission for advancing, with an
agreement to ship him his crop Of one
thousand bales, or pay 81 30 for every
bale short OF one thousand. After ship.
ping two hundred bales, which oyerpald
The eight thousand dollars, interest and all
included, leaving small balance due the
planter ON two hundred bales sold, the
planter was dissatisfied with the price OBJ.
Eained for his cotton aud Bhlpped the 70.
naming eight hundred bales 10 another
merchant who sold II for The regular com,
mitBlon Of q percent. Merchant No.
attached twelve hundred dollars In the
hands Of merchant No. 2, to recover that
amount, the commission he would have
made had he sold the cotton. The court
decided that The contract with merchant
No. | was binding aud not ubury; thai
merchant No. | had furnished sample Ia.
bleB, gas light, clerks 10 handle the eight
hundred bales, and In short had only
brought business with his money,
A low days since On Intelligent Jewish
merchant who had lust returned from
New Orleans remarked 10 me Ii The pres,
enCe Of 4 large planters u tell you vi
could get 3 Cents more per pound lor oui
cotton, were II held In New York, or anJ
other Northern oily whete they have pluoL
and capital. The merchants III New
Orleans owe tile banks ility millions O
dollars, and have 10 sell every bale Of cot
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PMiLI DElrHfA, Pa, Dec. 22.-Flour firm, Whoa
January SSsGaSs5Sc; February SJtSAOOISOi MGtCi
ylhRglho. Corn Spot stead J; futures qulGt No.
miSed and yellow +61sg: No, 2 mixed Decembti
45AId14c: January 46Nai5Ifo; February 4G4fai614o
but Steadyi rejected white 36ISc; No XWhitel36Kc
No. 2white Sc; No, 2 white December S7XiS7Ll %
JAnua y g714aS7i<ci February S7Ha3Sc; Match si11.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
PENCIL POINTS.

The Genio Medico-Q ulrugico records the
fact that woman OF Valladolip recently
gave birth 10 seven children In two days.
A machine called the Buffalo home
trainer has been invented, by which bicy-
clists can train for races In their Own room.
1t is stationary.
The quantity of straw required for car
from November 20 May would
pay for mats enough TO supply MS for two
years, says the president Of a Phlladel-
phia street railway.
Some enterprlsing American has been
stuiing the London papers, one OF which
saws that when journalists dined Win
Vanderbilt they invariably found $1,000
greenhack under their napkins.
The biggest ruby OF the crownless King
Theebaw Is missing. 1t was called the
Man-zin- Budda- mya. Once a damsel stole
the gem, but at that time 1t was restored
10 the royal lock box and the bapless
maid was put TO death
Heretofore ships have been permitted 70
pass through the Suea Canal only IN day
light; but now war ships and steamers
provided with electric lights Of suh'clenl
bower TO illuminate the canal l20o yards
ahead may 90 at night.
Cases OF severe collie from lead poison,
ing have been reported among taiiors ana
sewing women. This IS probably due 70
their habit Of biting OF and sonelliilies
chewing threads Of sewing silk which
has beeu weighted with acetate OF ishd.
DR.. Hartwell, OF Johns Hopkins ~
yersitv. SAYS that German soldier can
scale twenty foot wall with his ARDS
and announcements, oT Jump "a IRON
splked fence without getting caught'
gymnastics are compulsory IN the Oef-
man schools
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
BOWIE.
Tho Grand Ball of the Pythinu knights
Wen Attended and Successful.
Special 10 the Gazette,

Tho Grand BAH of the Pythinu knights
Wen Attended and Successful.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Feb. 20.--The Knights OF
Pythias gave grand bail in Hulm's hall
last night. About fifty couples were In
attendance. An elegant supper was
given by Mrs. Adams, which added much
to your correspondents enjoyment.
Among the elegant costumes were, Mrs.
j. w, Evans, cream nuns-yeiling and
satin; Mrs. L. G.. Doulware, black
brocade satin; Mrs. n. b. Curtess, black
silk; Mrs, G. +. Hutchinson, black silk !;
Mrs. Hoover, black cashmere with pas
sementorie trimmings Mrs. Ingram, black
cashmere; Mrs. DR.. Riley, black silk
Mrs. j Il. G.. Cowen, black silk; Mrs. T..
o. Ward, brown silk and velvet; Mrs. Il.
Alexander, white null dress and pink
jacket; Mrs. I. 6 Morley, brown silk;
Mrs, Jimmie Stallngs, brown silk; Mrs.
w. II. Hurst, cream nuns yelling; Misses
Edna Belts, pale blue satin Minnie
Dixon, black and red polka dot satinj
Claude Boulware, lilac silk velvet;
Blanche Boulware, pink satin /;
Moncta Westmoreland, pale blue
Swiss aud satin; Mollie Cleve-
land, cardinal silk; Ellie Cleve-
land, gray Manchester Sallie Harris,
pink satin and white tarlton oveTdress /;
Mamie Cummlns, white null; Hattie
Trieves, cream nuns yelling; Pink Adams,
red tarlton; Hattie Adams, pink tarlton
Ida Tomlinson, red tarlton; Lucy Mer-
chant, cream nuns yelling and pink
satin; Ella Ingram, crushed strawberry
satin with lace oyersuit; Mrs. j.. M
na 9nG
Atkins, black silk Miss Mollie
O'Hughes, garnet silk; Lula Strong,
cream yelling and crimson satin; Julia
Jones, blue tarlton; Sallie Parish, gray
cashmere. Some OF the ladies' dresses
were above "high-water mark'' and a
tribe too low in the neck The gentle
men were also elegantly attired, Mr.. c.
| L. Hutchinson wore white collar and
neck.tle, with a high hat with red
plume. H. s. Lowrie and several other
gentlemen were attired in the same
manner. The ball reflects great credit
on the "Kuightsn of our little city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
BONHAM.
knights of Pyihins spicndidly Entertnino,
"A Score of Divorce Cases = Revival.
Special 10 the Gazette.

knights of Pythins spicndidly Entertained
"A Score of Divorce Cases Revival.
special 70 the Gazette.
bosnian, TEX, Feb. 20.--,The twenty
third anniversary OF the knights OF pyth-
las lodge was celebrated here yesterday
IN a very happy manner. The reception
committee, with the Bonham band, met
the X. OF l.. lodge and part OF the band OF
Honey Grove at the 1850 n. m.
train and marched up 10 the
lodge hall. At ( o'clock both Honey
Grove and Bonham lodges headed by
both bands marched through some Of the
principal streets In full uniform, and
made very imposing parade. Mr. j. G..
Saunders was commander OF Bonham
lodge, and DR., a. H. Collins commander
Of Honey Grove lodge. The visiting
Knights were. Alex w. Abey, grand
chancellor Of state Of Texas; Mr. Lennoa,
Quincy, H.; Or. A. II. Collins, @. ".
Craycroft, g. Il, Koehler, j. T.. Brackeen,
j. W, Neville, j. NJ. Lord, N. +. Miller,
Il. J .Gwaltney, X. ID. Harroll, ]. u owen,
w K. Burnett, =. G. Cox, VIM Styles,
w. +. Barnum Of Honey Grove.
TAT $3.50 .. m. they marched 70
the Perkins house, where they were
treated 70 a magnificent supper. After
supper the Honey Grove orchestra fur
nlshe1 music for dancing, which was kept
40 until $3.50 o. M, when all dispersed
/ The whole was one Of the most enjoyable
occasions Of the season.
! Tho ladies' Of the Cliouian Literary SO
cIety gave 40 entertainment at the Ma
1 sonic Female Institute, consisting OF
recitations, music, etc, tonight, dor the
/ benefit OF their society. The entertain.
ment was u SUCCESS ia every respect and
| the young ladies deserve much credit.
Next Thursday night at O'Clock thu
/ ladies Of the Episcopal VIII give q supper
/ for the benefit OF the rcctory fund. They
deserve liberal patronage.
a subscription Is being raised by lh'
citizens Tor the purpose Of building 1
4 church in South Bonham That portion
OF our city has a population OF about 400
aud are needing church badly. II Is K
be q Christian church.
Commissioners court haH adiourne,
till Monday, March l, when they vii
fiuish their work Of appointing road over
seers.
About twenty cases for divorce arc sci
for next Friday. 4 good many have beci
carried over from last term.
4 The proiracted meeting continues wit
large interest. Rev. llendrick has Us
assistance Of four ministers.
ss,-------------er-
ne. :. ,.aetat<c 90 Rnaluarfa tfgnIq
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Longyiew.


Special to the Gazette.
loNeyiRw, TEx., Feb. sO.--The little four.
year old child Of Robert Hawkins, so badly
burned couple OF weeks since by lire tho
little fellow had klndcd In the yard, died from
his wounds and was buried yesterday.
The opera-houso has never been jammed
with people as Il has been nightly this week to
hear and see the excellent performance given
ny ifoi. Andrews. little Herbert Booth,
THE GAZETTE manager here drew an ole
him. ~
Matters have so far shaped themselves that
II may be stated that an ordinance will soon hr
passed forming the city into four vards-twu
north OF the Texas & Pacific railway and two
south-and the city will take charge OF the
tree schools. At prcs' nj all the aldermen live
within stones throw OF each Others hou see
which Is hardly proper for a city With the pre-
tensions Longview has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
! nc day sIfliIus raso al Notc ana rorl

iin!g the day sititius raso del Norsc ana Fcts
ARavmond and White Comb excavation nar,v
numbering City six persons, In charge OF q. ii,
wilson Of Boston, arrived this afternoon ana
left for the City OF Mexico
The great sale OF lots ndvertiscd To como "a
here 70 day did not begin until latoin the after
noon, and VIII resume Monday. Only suburban
io,H were offered, bringing from $50 to yiCo each
from nearly every state Ia the union.
~. j. Detwiler, vice presi ent OF the White
oaks railway, has returned from the Has. and
gay mat the iron aud ties viii be on the ground
m sixty DAYS 10 build the road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Carpets /!
Carpets I!

We have Just opened in carpet department the choicest
sormen Of the best and newest styles in moquce weon velvet
body Brussels ngrans two and three ps which bought
fore the late advance and have been marked such low
will make il TO the interest OF economical buyers to call
need carpets Our stock OF floor oil cloths spring
and varied aud prices lower than before.
The largest stock Of lace curtains in the South carried
aud Off red nj fully % cent lower than last
Our carpet department complete in all lis Details
able to do the finest work In the state
SANGER BROS. SANGER BROS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Not Evidence Enough.

Rialo the Gazette.
2prsE. TEN, Feb, 20 Seven MeNlcans
4 dng 10 Burketts wood camp at Elkhart,
IN International n Great Northern, In this
In were tried before the Justice yesterday
{, rhafse Of muir ering an italian and plac.
II 4 BODY on the railroad track, where II
Il aerally ma.hed TO u Jelly three days ago.
. evidence was moi SUM lent 10 hold the
T. anq Justice Parks discharged them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK, Feb, 2O.--The weekly bank state.
mcnt issued to day shows the following
changes Loans, increase, S3,h35 400; specie,
decrease, Sl,O9S 300 legal tender decrease,
81 ,9li 900; deposits, decrease, $3.50 700; circua-
ton, decrease, Sl6s2O0; reserves, decrease,
S2,7o7l2j. Tue banks now hold Sj9,i96, SGs In
excess Of the y per cent. rule.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Marlin Court Notes.

fllo Inc GazeIIe'
lulS, Ten, Feb. 20,--Therc have been
su convictions, two mishrials and one
kaln the district conrt to date. Wash
<hgton, colored, was sentenced to be
! don the Slst day of March next. Wash
ID was convicted of murder at the last
4 lhe court and an appeal WAS taken,
n verdict was affirmed by the court of APP
4 Owing 10 Judge Williams being dlsqual
b several cases, Judge Rainey of WaXa-
n viii bod court for the next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

sesio the Gazette
h., polSr, TEN, Feb, 2o-A social was
/ IN nigh, at the farm residence of Mr.. j.
.nIran. seven miles west of town. Seven
won, out from the city 10 enjoy the
4 'Tp' cbsrt Evans received yesterday the sad
n 'n-snee OF the death OF n sister, whose resi-
A I wss in Henderson, Tex.