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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-27

And this reminds us that Mr. Thurs
ton and his associates accused the Gov
eminent at Lahiana and elsewhere of
stealing or making away with $54, $50 SO
in 1884, and he made great point
against the Finance Minister because his
Excellency did not carry around Treasury
vouchers in his waistcOat pocket to pro
duce whenever any of the tramps told a
lie against the Government. We put
the word plainly, for that is precisely
what Mr. Thurston, Mr. Kinney, Mr..
Castle and the other Opposition candi-
dates, here and elsewhere, have done in
their campaign speeches and press con-
tributions regarding this very item.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-27
WEDNESDAY
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Gazette" was unconmonly mild
in its opposition to the Government in
its last issue. 1t did not, however, for
get to misrepresent both the ADVERTISER
and the Administration If it had not done
so, it would not have been the Gazette"
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Mrs Folsom. the moiher-in-law of The
President is at Buffalo. aud keeps very
quiet.
Miss Lillian smith of California young
lady oi Ii years. is wonderful shooter.
She recently broke 333 glass balls in ,ucces-
sion with the rifle.
Next Tuesday. the lith instant, Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe will celebrate her
10Th birthday. She is one of the nOblest of
women, ami her greatest ami most popular
work is ncle Tom Cabin
The servant girls OF Wheeling. Va, have
joined the knights and Labor and demand
- a week and hours from : "a. IN. 10 p.
m. By thi, means they will avoid getting
the early breakfast and washing the supper
dishes.
Miss Winifred Eigerton. just honCred
with the first degree ever conferred on a
woman by Columbia College, is 2i wears
old. She graduated al Wellesley College IN
lss3. In Columbia she pursued course in
astronomical and mathematical studies.
The annu. musicale soiree at Nassar
College; at POughkeepsie. y. Y. occurred
Monday last A dispatch t0 the New York
Times says. The gem OF the evening was
the Wagner List march from Tam
hauser hy Miss Corrizze Mae keck, of
Davenport. Iowa.
Mrs. Margaret Arnold VINO was born in
Augusta county. Va. July 4, 1777, is yet
living in a remarkable state of preservation
near New Holland Ohio. She was married
eighty-hve years ago, and now lives with
her youngest son. who is 73 years old and
as sprightly as young man. Mrs. Arnold
has two sisters living in Iowa, one Of whom
Is II and The other Jos years Old an aver
age for the three of 100 years, and a total of
3-7 years
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

lll 81 a-aas gears taat tls ery q
tts r.le 1as ssoia l='i '1r9 -zl
lrea1i iers Hss rl7 ael i=
Orange --t t-s 'ff1e f-l f-e
1 s Ha- - aars ~ tel
1ss 7 i aa4 4-s i9 i-.A
t-=i & r- re r- Lad tre-
al-et 81 'ar1ef-a.as "aat a fA-.arl
tls aa- -aoaa ~ tas ian--s
g teF al~ eoas i-lo -e~
naae l' aTr- hp. ~ 7ail 'a@t Tie orange
1ots si cease l-r- t-e ese-.e 'f
-aas7 - lrs @ o7 a-- Aiiiaff ~-
serve 4s e--eA o-t We lii-~i-7=7 oi
r1e .a ILer--ei lle li
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

ftlh >a1 t-.fA fIAt fE LfA nkAa- IlNF
L s1G Fallser.l l.sel lAs. I.e Ea.l.l 4. fn
rlals a.-r lls.-l.,s .sltal s.. e Lls lllssI .lea
l,....s "a tLs tfs i..r = lsfat. I.ss..sa..st .s,
aais1 ae = ,a1e Aea- t-ia.e
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HOUSE fah aLk-4tE I4EeI.Af. aas
III tSeE t4s. Isl. .l Ht Nl. tsTal l ur.l 1.-
ts sa.a illllt ~ san. ..-.-. +. +. l...t ~. .l
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falk SAL tm.AE EIUrE ahE fIr .lNf
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81 Elsl arllll b --.Is l.el $50. Is...r. In
llt ssHe Pass haaall l.l. s-I sau AIS 50.
fl5 ....r ..tF fr.,. rt. L. f..rl. -... s.-... -.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

L'Ok 7Aih-lhf LEADING GROCERY All
/ tlmofe. otHek till llfalce about f-aul lle
ouly nrick grpctrg iu Efllafe. AI-l g. aer,e of
land oue mlle north ni tlmDre aud uut SPAN at
horses weighing aiHaat 81 kea>fns f1r ~ liag.
going saulh. lu4ali. of h "a Robson. tdlaoIl
Mich. -4
IOR sALE-c0MFLEIE SKI n. s. REp0RIs
L Waite actions and ltieuCts and other Nalu-
able las books VIA be- ~.la cheap Adlress
Fred Cara Grand Rapids. Mich.
rOk sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlCkERINo
piano. VII De S0ld cheap 10 sold soon. Call
al Nh Deweys, los Monfoe IL. up s.sirs
EOR sALE-A LADY WHO Is GOIN6 TO
leave the city desires a. sell hnc square
piano, four round comen. hFsi-Class make. letu
used less than three months Mfrt oc sold u
two weeks. Call after 3. pa. 81 1o ottawa 81
NOR sALE-CHEAP-TWO rHFrON BUG
glts and one twO-scalcd surrey buggy. VIII
sell cheap II sold Immediately. Call cn Ns.cn-
tine schaaE, So Easl Bridgesi, opposite hake p
liquor store. 15
LOR sALE-A FlRs r-CIAss SILVER WATCH
Elgin, National Watch Company make.
cost si4, used bat Little. VIII be soid al liberal
discount Inquire a. I.LEoRAN- HERALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

IVANTED-LADIEs OR GENTs MAKING LI.sS
W than $40 per week Iuo cauFasslug t0 call 60
!5s North niyison-st. a1
WANTED - LADIES OK GENTLEMEN To
" learn Photo Colorng Work furnished 60
home When competent paying nom So o. So Ier
month. New England Photo Copy ing to. branch
Office Tracy block, lu4 Monroe street.
IVANTED-CANNAsSE ERs THROUGHOUT THE
W state % solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. IL. ~.
Nash. secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
NANTED--A MAN Win SOME taPlTAI 40
W call AZ 73 Pearlsf. and See how % make
money with u ia Michigan. Something new. no
risk, large profits. -
WANTED-LADI AGENTS ACTUALLY CLEAR
" 50 daily with my new patent rubber under
garment for females. one lady sold lity n tWo
hours. Mr.. 4. J.. Little, Lock box sf3 CnlcaRo.
III. 81
IIANTED-sIN GOOD COLLECIORs OK cAN-
W yaSsers- male or female. salary and come
mission 10 the right parties. Apply between fle
houTs Of ? and ,. "a. % room iu. Rood block -
Pearl-st. city
WANTED - LADIES And CENT -EMEN
W Agents for select Reading" with olocu-
tiOnary instructions. Teachers and students wiz
ind Readings a profitable book Yes. we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible Write for spe-
cial Bible terms. Tyler N~io.. Detroit, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
ron RENr- ROOMS.

I7OR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM lN
/ very desirable location Eaqulrc az ~ JEFF
tcrSun-aye q
NOR RENT-ROOMs FOX EENI-NlTH OK
/ without board. Suitable Toy man and wife or
TWO gentlemen al rs Norlh Iuuis-sl Term. very
reasonable. Fifth house north OF postoilce 20
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
ln one Of the most desirable Locations IN the
city. Inquire 90 80. l2l Jeiier>on-ave.
COR RENI-IN THE BLOCK q CANAL-ST ONE
front room suitable for an Office or lOde ing
room for gentlemen. good party can have the
same al very los rate Enquire al once al -
Canal g. A. Berwin. l9l
NOR RENT-ONE SUIT OF OFFICE ROOMS on
/ nrst floor. one sult ot living rooms aud one
furnished room rent reasonable one oi the best
locations Enquire a. Al Monroest. lmmen block,
Room Z. -
nor FURNISHED OK UNFUKNlSHED
i rooms on first aud second floor. al 20 North
DlyisiOnst.
NOR KENT--A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RE
/ spOnsible parties. Inquire at once at rs OF
taWa-st. s
INOR RENT-A LANCE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
closets and bath rOOm, with OF without
board, 30 Colleges ave.
no RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
| suitable Tor one or two gentlemen, m pn-
vate family. pleasantly situated opposite post0f-
fee. Inquire AZ no \. Divisionst.
TO RENT-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS al A
L very low rate. Apply at the Hemple House.
DOARDlNG-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms for rent with or without board one
is a large rOOm on ground floor with bay window
Terms very reasonable 20 the right party. Call at
10 North lonia st, nth house, north Of postofi' e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Arrive. iesro
NXprss ......................r ih m e p. n
Mal ...-..........-.. am q 81 D m
The train leaving af $3.50 r u f0luee.t st
White ligeon with AUalrc fNpree uu Na.u
Zine. which BIAS lafite iraHtrf iltlu Sleeping
coaehos from chicago to NcR lors ant Boston
without change
The tram leaving ai .at m connects af White
Pigeon giving one hnlr for iiuucr' Ni-h special
New York Exrrcss ou Nam IIne
Through tckcts ari aaril. iu sleeping caaHaos
can l.e secured af nion llcke. otCe. a. Nolr.e
1rctf and der-at
Trains ru hv th meridian time which ~
minuics slower thau Detroit rmc
j. "a. hrkINNET Genera Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

nor RENT-TWO NICE FRONT OFFICES
/ with fire places in each. Enquire l. r.
Hawkins. Hawkins & Perry.
NOR RENT-OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
I photograph gallery on second hoOr, over %
We.t Bridge-st. Rooms partially furnished Rent
cheap TO good parties 4of
no RENT-DESlRABlE STORE, NO, 80
PearlSt Loyeit block. now occupied by Mohl
and Van Alstine viii be for rent May LIST. Geo
". Allen.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

a short time ago the TELEaRAM- HER-
LD sd.t0naly contained proposition
from the Baltimore Nstcs 10 nominate
IGoaae s.. CHmDs for President, and
made various comments On tie subject.
IL reply 70 tins Mr CmLDs sends us "a
copy of his Philadelphia Ledger with an
editorial marked IN which hs says that
tins manifestation Of goodwill and favor
IS very welcome To him, but what Is pro-
posed should not be done, and ne could
not, under any circumstances, allow has
name 10 ~ before the public as q can
iidate. Mr. CmLDs evidently realizes
that newspapers DO not control National
conventions. although they sometimes
have influence with the action Of dele
gates. he probably recoliects the fate
of HoEACE GREELEY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

NrANTED-A NEW Ok SECONDHAND IEN
" io twenty horsepower boiler. Addrt-s 2.
Schoou a Son. holland Mich 20
NrANTED-A ~ RCHArER FoK THE flhNI-
W ture oi twelve room boarding h0Hse cen-
iraly situated Rooms sf present rented Can
Telegram Herald
lIANTED-500 ONTRC0ATf. 1910 PAIR 0T
W pants fo1 suits ard siI other cast OF c.1fh-
ing and boots and shoes J car huy hlehef-cash
price Cheap John lf Fssi BridEe-st. and -
Canal q Telephone "a 90
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

STRANED-A RED AND WHITE sPtCKLED
> COW. with brass tag iu ear marked 81. ~ found
OF heard Of please notify. \. r. Hlier. lu Colt
ave O.
\ OST-sMALL BAY MAKE-BIfNU rs The
IL left eye. with old cash on right side. ANY
person giving information to + Rukken. 0n
Dosker-st near >herman-st-. viii be Literally re-
warded.
I OST-A GOLD BRACELET on NONROH-sI..
II probably between the Morton House and
Luces Hall. A liberal reward wii De- given iar
it, return tO Mr., Melville. o. Canal %. a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

The President aud ms wife have set
tied down 20 be old married folks, bu,
se may expect for some time yet to be
told that they take breakfast III the morn
iug that the bride appears charming. y
attired. and that the President wears his
Prince Albert coat buttoned, with an oc-
casioual variation by being informed Of
removals from among the household
servants for offensive pertisaushp,' and
making new appointments without con-
snltng our Congressional delegation.
Newspaper readers think the publicity
gwen 10 movements OK the bride and
groom have been scandaious, but they
never skip line IN reading the report,
not a mothers son or daughter Il them.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Congress is the kindest body of men in
tae world lt agrees that family may be-
cheatel with o.e0margarue by paying
cents pound extra This is a favor that
eln DOB ae appreciated az first thought
Tr.-elLs HIt F4-sfe
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
FoR RENT-H HOrNEN.

TOk KENI- FURNISHED HOUSE FOUR
/ ronms ioI family oi 500. Can have inimeii-
ale I.osss-s.on Adcues A ie'eeraui- Herald cities
NOR RENI-FIfE HOUSES rO RENT fhON
1 90 si1 -lA utH cottages IuI sale fIall erl0
to 81 30. FASTEST terms. sl.t0g to loau ClAs
". Colt so rearl-sf A
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

TrHiu No q hss Through Coach danf eroeuf
sunday, fnr Grand ksu'df Holland Grand
Haven, Nuskcgpn auf FcufHaier A leo . rough
Coach leaves fhe above puus va g. a "a hr
each dsy. crccri SUNDAY. arriving iu Toledo on
Train NJ 81 af s.ll 3 M
Al trains daily except sunday
y MrTCHTII. p NrHroH
Assf sen FRr Agent GEM pass Agent
4. e. MATTE FWs NorrhutefsFr Ak Nutkefnn
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

After sll thar has been said aud written
about solving the labor problem, perhaps
iae very best way wili be- Tor each man 90
rol up his sleeves and solve 10 individually
for himself iu his own way Chicago J,lr-
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

4 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR Az ENER-
4 getiC young man with g. 20 bus half
interest iu pleasant and profitable business 0r
VIII take q small farm or city property lu Vay-
ment. Also nice little cottage and two iofs
stable. hen aud wood house frllt shrlbcry. wen
and cistem dandy place price Sl.1fl on easy
terms For fnil particulars cali sddress over
& Johnson. noon s. second floor. Ne. lt Cansl-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

DESIRABLE PERSONS WITH GOOD REFER
~ ences can find pleasant home in a private
family hy addressing H. p p care uf carrier $50.
5 Residence within minutes wax 0i either
Monroe ST. or Post ofice Front room. steam
CRATE, gas. etc. Gentlemen preferred
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

IL thsrs ever sas a ,airer. cooler. pleas
an.sr june than nos we have uot seen 10
recorded Perhaps, though. 10 IS Valley
City climate. Who knows how bard tue
l-ulzs1s o. other and Jess gifted places
are being baked
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
FoR SALE-NEWsParER orrFIr

NOR SALE CHAP FOk CASH -THh PLANT
i Of fhe f6rsnd Kapids Morning Telegram
consisting of e5N lfe minior type in rsf-C 'a con-
dition. q lhs of nonparfl rTTe uew. 0unaie
frames le cases ore proof press galley stand sud
dump gal ey. Cali OF sddrcss sf euce IfiE0fs -
HERaLu
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

some o. them VIII have 20 Wait
10 the American Anarchists are as wise As
rlev are wicked they viii start All enigra-
ton society. indianapolis Sentinel.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

But tnls = = Ian1many OpInlon
0lr own opinion IS that the bride is the
best nalf of che administration.-4l5aig
Tines
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

PROTECTION ON FREE TRADE.
By Henry George, clo..-..-.... ...-........--l 81
WORklNGMEN AND THEIR EMPLOYERS,
By Washington GLADDEN. clO....-..-.......-.. Is
THE pISrRlBD UON OF PRODUCTS
By Edward Atkinson, clo-...... .......... ! =.
PROGRESS AND PON EkIl
By Henry George. pa % Clo....... .......... u
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY,
BY AnnrnM lArnnEle. clio -. :. ..-......... ? N
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Senator Joas A. LooAs IS losing bis
zrp WAY Hahiaz does uot JoHs
shout lor tls o'i dag and free nacksselt
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

fhAl1, runlafe farcIfN1 -t'ta.N
fasteuger taxing tlg h..t b. m. ffurlrf mnkt
close connection ed NWoss1 flf Lansing aut a
Detroit ior Ncw Nork arriving there ai lusl a. m.
the following morning
Night FXnfcse has local Sleeping CT from De-
tuIf tO Grand Rapids
Ihis is lhe oulH iue running Limited Expnrs
leaving here at OBI b. ga. nlin Sleeping al O.
Ltuuil making dlferi connections fuf aI p0Iuts
kasi. arriving ai NeH 1ofk af B.. D u Laf fo'lo
iug evening. Iralls nc-f ai IN o. p u Nl. make
direct connection wltl palace steamer CITY of
Milwaukee fer aIl points Wesl.
Through uUEeis eegurcl ai l. a b a NJ of10es
sweets Hotel block. and a. thC depot
u. Ioufk lIg Pass Agelt.
GEo. p. REEVK Trafhc NAnagci Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

short Zine and Through Coarhes from e'1 Rnf
Holland q Haven. Nusteeou and pentusier
f.TTN- NE-T Tarfrrr T.arr fufN. Tt.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
H. Leonard { Sons, IS Monroe ST.
Valuable Works on The Labor Question,
The Latest Metaphysical Works by
MRS. FDDY AND DR.. EVANS.

Novels hy Popular Authors for summer
Reading. Literature Tor the Mountains.
~ctsh0re and summer Resorts
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
"THE BOON

OF TE1 r y = r
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sr nr1r1 ga Fr ffre fNFf
rlth reef TfN SOD rF1tr afrfra IN tlr-Effrr
sfs tr-7rs 7sHF~ H fot~H sF.f sfsr
1sel1 ts-srfs er~rrr p asr4rr.t~t ar5f errsre-ss
naskerrf Nlca xI 49, " ever Pstrtf fr
kr1ercA
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

OPTICAL PAPER Or Azsr COUNTY
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

IhUF FNNINNFI Y
nR FDWARD SIDNAN. Ue MONROE 81
" Hourx to la q ua.. D 70 8 p. m. = to = 3. m
HONET TO IOAN
NONFl 10 LnAN lN lAkaF eR SNAIL
VI Sums on real esste or chaites. Towef A.
Johnston H
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

- ---@ - -t1sI - ll -
A. ,r4us rsa oa CAS- uas. aAkA - lslu
standard .ll1e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
RELIGIOUS.
FICTION.

EAST ANGLES, by G. F. Woolson, clO............ -
RJDDER GRANGE by Frank stockton, pa.
~ titf 'af
INDIAN SUMMER. by W. u HOwells, clO9.. ! %
BOSTONIANS iy Henry james. clio .-........ , 20
SIGNS AND SEASONS, by John Burroughs,
co. ................. so
VALENTINO, new edition). by William As
tor clo $500 ............... 90
THE WIND OF DESTINY. by A. Har0y cl0- -
THE LATE MRS NULL, by Frank stockton.
clp.......... ........ ............ 50
ZEpH hy Helen Hunt Jackson clO....-.....-- -
THE SECRET or HER LIFE, by Edward
Jenkfn~ pa - 25
ACROSS THE CHASM by Julia Nagruder, pa 30
NEWPORT. Toy George b. Lathrop, pa.---..-- SD
THE MARX OF CAIN. by Andrew Lang, pa Oh
LIVING. OR DEAD hy Hugh Conway pa 49, %
BEAIONS BARGAIN. hy Mrs. Alexander. pa 21
ESOTERlC CHRISTIANITY AND MENTAL
THERAPEUTICS byW. F Evans clo / 60
SCIENCE AND HEALTH, WITH KEY TO
StRlPIJ RES, by Mrs Eddy. clio .-.---. 3 00
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

The OHIO Democrat STATE Committee
took no action ou ths manifesto adopted
ay the Democratic Ohio Club deuouuciug
tls methods o' the Democracy iu Ham
lton County. 10 Is only charitable %
Say that ,his IS one OF she instances 10
which silence gives consent
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
HiLLSBORO.
Temperance Warriors-Afraid Wheat IL
Injured-The Article OF Weather.
gnertai Il, tbpGayette

warriors --Afraid Wheat Is
Injured-The Article of Weather.
Special TO theGagette.
HILLsBoRo, Tx, Jan. lS-Temper-
ance seems to be attracting some strong
men to Texas as field in which to labor
Luther Benson of Indianapolis, Ind, Is
to lecture IN this city tomorrow night,
Tuesday, the 18th inst. He is literally
supplied with credentials aud testi-
monials from such men as Thomas A.
Hendricks, Daniel w. Voorhees,, Bob
Vance of North Carolina, and from such
papers as the Boston Post, the Indiauap-
oils Sentinel and the Atlanta Constitu-
lion. These high authorities pronounce
him one OF the ablest temperance lee.
turers living. He charges no admission
fee.
Our farmers are fearful the late freeze
has seriously damaged wheat, of which
there has been but little sown, because Of
the dry weather that prevailed in the fall
and early part OF the winter.
To-day Tennesseean, with his sons
daughters and other descendants, landed
at our depot as immigrants to Hill
county. The family numbers nlneteer
souls, OF which nine We're sons OF The
patriarch.
Our weather has been cold, dismal anC
dark. Our streets are in fearful!
muddy state. This evening bright SUI
/ and clear skies restore cheerfulness L
our city and active business reyiyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
BONHAM.
A Gazette Man Visits a Sunday School
and Finds Food for
Thought.
II Was Picnic for Bnid Hoads-Bonhnm
Thinks the santa Ne WIN
Come There.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
BoNnAM, Tx, Jan. ls.-EIder T. r..
Burnett, editor Christian Messenger. left
last Saturday for Alexandria, Erath
county, to cross swords with Rev. Dalton,
Baptist minister Of Henderson, Tenn.
Joseph Brooks OF Missouri lectured
last night at the Christian church to
large audience on the subject of prohibit
ton. There Is no use of lecturer visit
ing Bonham, as DR.. Hammer has sue
ceeded in curing all the whisky drinkers
Mr. Toombs of TeXarkana has cast his
lot among us, having purchased the re-
naming portion of the Rochelle stock of
groceries. We extend TO him a hearty
welcome and nope he may never have
cause To regret having located here.
MISS LlhDie Bennett, dashing little
brunette of Denison, and Miss Ida Alien,
beautiful little fairy of Honey Grove,
are visiting Miss Helen Williams, one Of
| Bonham's reigDing bellies.
by special request of the superintend-
ent OF the Presbyterian Sunday school,
the GAZETTE man visited the school yes
terday morning, and found one of the best
regulated and systematized schools that
II has been our pleasure to visit In the
county, with forty scholars, fun corps
OF teachers and officers, and the accom-
plished Miss Blanche Newman presiding
at the organ. This Is a new church, re.
Gently finished, and reflects much credi,
on the building committee for their dis.
play OF taste in finishing the interior
which is beautiful.
Ida Gardner's Female Mastodons, o,
high kickers, we are informed, PLAYED "a
a small house here on last Friday night
The small circulars distributed on the
streets were sufficient to keep any lady
from attending, as they announced thai
the show was "a picnic for bald heads
Wonderful that the legislature OF Texa.
Will allow such portable concerns as thi.
aud the female baseball club TO show il
Texas aud legislate against the Polio,
Gazette of New York, and not allow 1t t
come In the state, while it is certainly
moral compared TO all such shows.
Bonham is iubilant over the prospec
of the Santa Fe road, notwithstandin,
Paris and Honey Grove are making
desperate effort to secure It. We knoy
that by crossing the Transcontinental q
Bonnam they will go through one of tn
best coal regions in the South, and that /
their main object, as the Gould SISTER
, control the Lehigh and McAllister mine
in the Nation, on the Missouri Pacific lin
OF railroad, and when il comes to put u
4 dollars and cents for an enterprise, Bor
ham has and always will take the lead Q
any town IN North Texas. She KNOWN
, her advantages TO secure the road, di
! not send a delegation TO the great Dalla
| convention, but has been assured by lei
ter that we have the best chance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
wEATHERPORD.
FINED for Assault and Undergraduates
for DESERVING the Mails

for DESERVING the Mails.
Special TO the Gazette.
wrArHERFoRD, TEX, Jan. ls-ln to.day's
G,zRrTE an item appears purporting 10 be
from soric one conn ected with the Franco
Texan Land company at This place, but VINO
fails TO sign bis name TO the article, THIS nm
known and self justified person claims thht the
ence IN THE GAzETTR of the liih inst was not
fullv informed of the facts. lt WAS the regular
correspondent who forwarded the item ana u
this unknown person, who tries 10 como oui
Tor the facts 70 become Known to the public be
could have very easily come and given the tacts
10 yonr correspondent The item referred 10
was kindly given THE GAzEarE reporter ~ me
president OF the compsny. .,.,
n IL. Crawford was tried IN the county court
IN .dav on n charge Of assault and battery on
mo pcrsOn OF Miss sallie Williams. ue We
,ined S25 and ono months imprisonment IN the
romntv iail lie Will be tried tomorrow inf y
| similar charge on the same person AZ dlhefeh'
/ time. ....,.a ao,,,,,,. az
! trict clerk hy w. II. Splysv, the clerk
| AIisses Minnie and Katie Hollis Of Elno a.t
/ visiting the family OF Mr. Henry Miller OF ihii
| city. x,. ,s.,., n =, pr.ttor
| arr@stcd Ben Merrill on a charge OF DESERVING
he United states mail during lhe time ne wa
1 driving The stage from this p noe 70 Graham
! the charge Is thathe left the mai AZ the uoo
OF the postofice a. 1rahaih VIII
| Merrill has been driving the stage on the sra
u nam rotlte for about twelve months untii hnVu
a month Aao when he left this city ana lust ~
i tanned this morning and was arrestcu VI W
4 evening lie was lodged In jan 20 avail WAL. w
coming Of Capt. Mortoq, deputy Nmi,su sihle
marshsl. lie viii arrive on the 1880 tram.
John o. Ford of the Fort spenttie day IN ID
city.