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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

Tottor-Futiag Clothing.
Spring, the esgerly- longed for. and most
beautiful season Of the whole year always
brings with il an irresistible desire to i'm
prove personal appearances. There seems
to be close sympathy between man and
Nature, at this season. With the neces-
sity of change in wearing apparel comes
the desire t. appear in accord with the
face of Nature. In word, every man,
and the fair sex, too) has reasonable am.
bition to appear at his very best when the
Winter spell is broken and fair weather
has come AS individuals, weare no eX.
ception to the general rule, and as deal
ers, we are prepared To follow out the idea
on first class business principles. Spring
always finds Us ready to ueet.the most ex
acting demands, and this year, wo are
more than usually SO. Our stock is COM
plete in every detail--our assortment un-
eaqualled. You will find the goods ALL
RIGHT, and rs TO prices, we are content
to lot our known.reputation for reasonable
pric es speak for as Weare not OF those
who believe in flaming advertisements
wherein impossible things are promised
and inducemt hts held out st the expense
ofthe buyer Plain truth and experience
have proven that the more they offer Il 0
less does the deludod buyer actually re-
ceive We have only plain words at our
command in which to set forth attractions
which to the visitor at once speak for
themselves. When you catch us descep-
ding to bombast you may we'll begin to
doubt us, but we feel that we are quite as
unable to talk TO you III this way through
an advertisement, as We are 10 offer you
shoddy goods at big big prices when you
come to our counters. In connection with
tn e class Of advertising spoken Of let US
advise you in conclusion, to-. walk i'm
and sec us before you get taken inn else
where.
THOMPSON 4 TABLERS
-GENTEEL CLoTHIERs,-
Homrioh's Old Stand, Sc Queel st.
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"BEAUTIFUL Spring Thy gentle
breez----'' He was only q little poet.
with long hair falling over brow Of.
alabaster whiteEess. AS they carried
him away on shutter, we heard him
feebly murmuung; "Whers--did-the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ + q
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HOW Is 1t that the ladies all 81 IS tire
BLUE FRONT----BLUE FR0AT
for fiji @ shoes.

SPRING DgEss GooDs.--We are feeeiy~
ing weekly new and beautiful spring dress
goods in all the latest styles. They are
very cheap and The styles very pretty. Call
and see them.- EMMERT & FIERY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

THE machinery of the chair factory
has arrived and Mr.. s. s. See, has NOV
ed his family here. The hum of indus
try will soon arise in the old rink build
ing
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

WE Unexpectedly had the pleasure of
shaking hands with our young friend
David Dodd on Monday. He is still
very weak, but says he is enjoying good
health in other respects. May he con-
tinue to do so.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

THE Continental Is being improved
handsomely in the Office aud bar depart.
meuts. Captain Rutledge is always up
with the times.
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CARDS are out for the wedding Of
Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Rev. a.
S. Hank, and Mr.. Lee NJ. Bender. The
ceremony will occur in the M. Il Church
on next Tuesday afternoon, the 9th,
at O'Clock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

WHITEWAsH your fences and out
building and sprinkle lime around your
premises and in your cellars, and thus
beautify aud purify your homes and
your town. gIa aegaau Hf sg
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

ITcH, Prairie Mango. aud Scratches
of every kind cured In 80 minutes by
Woolfofd's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold BY John
Lee Fout.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

AT the meeting of the knights of
Labor on Saturday night thirty-three
new members were elected. An assess
ment was made on each member, and
outside soliciting recommended.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

Dr.. j. II. HUNTER, formerly OF this
city, has been lying dangerously i'll at
his home 10 Berkeley Springs. He is
somewhat better.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

THE Lutheran aud German Reform
ed congregations have been observing
the usual Holy week services.
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EASTER SOCIAL The Presbyterian
Mission Band, viii hold soeiahle ON
Monday night, At the residences az Mrs.
Smith, on East King street. An ad-
mission OF cents viii be charged, aud
refreshments served. There will also
be some fancy articles for sale. BE sure
and help the good work along.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

THE council of Shepherdstown has
refused to recommend the granting OF
license to sell liquor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

Mr.. CHAs HoRNER, addressed the
fisherman Inyincibles" on last Tues
day night.
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THE NJ. @. Band attended the Me-
chanics' Band Fair on Wednesday
night. They looked very nice and play
ed wei.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

MIR. IL. III. BOYD, has sold his Fruit
Hill farm in Morgan county to Wash
ington gentleman, WHO will endeavor
to still further improve and cultivate it.
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me Jersey Iaiu--she 4 D naAu.

The Jersey IalU--she q n paMy.
on exhibition il our front wit iow
Htr wardrobe consists 1T
Our neat .titiing Jerreys caly
soc WORTH 15c
Our Pretty braided Jerseys %
T5c worth ST..
Our Taller-nade plested j rseys only
81 70 worth SLID
Our handsome Vest Front Jersey only
81 80 worth 81
Our pure linen Collars and cuas only
Ice each worth zoe
Our eve button JouVin Kid6levas only
zoe worth ST
Our Blonde Baug Yelling, az colors. only
zoe per vi. worth 25c.
Our guaranteed Glove Top But. shoe only
81 rs werth rs.
This outh, only TO be obtained Il the
Popular Cash store.
C.P. HERRING i CO.
Cor. Qucen and Martin sts
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1875 PASSENGERS left Hagerstown
on Tuesday for the West.
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Personal.

STR Harry Smith Was visiting III
Greemcsstle, this week
Misses Anna Belle Deatriek aud Min,
ME Hawk are spending the Easter holi-
day at home,
Mr. ). ". Yantis. ST., Of Harpefs
Ferry, Was visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Geo Sencindivsr, this week.
Hon. e Il. Hall, formerly Judge Of
this circuit and row a resident Of Cali
fornia, accompanied Is bis wife, arriv-
ed n town % Thursday afternoon. and
are the guests Of Mrs. Wilson.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24

A FERvENg Easter greeting, kind
friends,
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BAND STAND. "A laudable effort
being made by the City Band to erect
stand in the square. 1t is proposed
to hold evening concerts therein during
the summer. These will be decidedly
enjoyable treats 70 our citizens and we
trust those who have not already sub
scribed to the move, VIII do SO at once.
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ATTEND the Band Fair tonight.
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Mr. CLIFFORD Moore will occupy
a position in the post office, beginning
May LIST.
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FOR Building Material and slate Roof
ing call on SMALL s CO.. 4; Ola sash
Factory. al0 tt
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a CREDITABLE ENTERTAINMENT
On Saturday night last the Mechanics
Band Ministries gave an entertainment
at the Band Fair, in Feller's Hall. 1t
was not but perfect worthy of much
praise. The singing was very good and
the accomplishments on the banjo by
Cliff. Colwell, very nicely rendered. The
jig by b. Palmer, and the song and
dance by the Palmer Brothers, were
easily and gracefully executed. Sibe
Mathews, as the stupid servant, was a
decided hit. His n0nsensical actions
and cnmical reasonings were side split
ting in effect. Fred Baker, in all his
personifications; acted his part admira-
bly,, while Cliff. ColwelI, with bis usual
mirth-provoking propensities, kept the
audience continually laughing. B. Ia
bier, as Miss Finigin, did well. Chas.
McBee, as Uncle Tom was quite natur-
al and his stump speech was received
with considerable applause. Consider
ing all, the entertainment was very
pleasant. We hope the boys may been
couraged by the favorable reception ac-
corded them, and appear soon again in
a new program.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-04-24
REpunLlcAN MAss CoNvENtIoN.-

The republican, mass convention In the
Court House last Thursday night, to
naminate candidate for Mayor, was
organized with G.. w. Feidt, Esq, in
the chair and j. II. Roberts. Secretary.
c.. d. Diefendsrfer, John Heller, John
Picking, were before the convention.
After hailotiug four times without
nominating candidate, the name of
Luther HI. Miller, Esq, was placed in
nomination, ind upon the fifth ballot
he was elected unanimously. The nom
ination is considered a very strong one.
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10 You Know

That the Republicans have acted 7
That The gardens are looking well2
That Marshall Bnrdette likes pickles.
That Court has been quite interest
ing
That eggs viii he in demand to-mor
row
That the Band Fair viii be enjoyable
tonight?
That Brother Roberts makes a good
secretary
That severe colds seem to be affecting
our people
That Louise Arnot has won much
praise from our people
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FRUIT trees are in full bloom.
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FISHING could not be better.
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THE heather has been very pleasant.
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MRS. h. II. CHAMBERS has JUST 70
ceiyed new assortment Of Stamping
Patterns, andi now prepared to do stamp
ing at short notice alO SIM
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GRANT PITZER. Local Editor.
AS Fancy loeaIizes the scenes
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THE dog-poisoning has ceased.
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ICE-cREAM signs appear unusually
large this Spring to young men.
LENDERS or LOW PRICES.

Honest Dealing, Truthful Representa-
ton, Security to Buyers. These are the
inducements are Ofcf IN Connection
With oar Magnificent Stock Of New
Spring Styles, Including Mems
Youths, Bous and Chi{dfcnsr
Tai{or-Titting Clothing.
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-TENTEEL CL0THIERs,-
Homrioh's Old Stand, Sc Queel St.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
THE HONEYMOON.
Il Takes an Army Of Detectives to
Keep the Army Of Newspaper Men
IRON Harasslng the Lovers,
All Corners and Goers at the Deer Park
Coitage Closely Waiched-'fhe
Cleyelands Dine Ont.
a Thousand After- Cards Sent Out Annouho'
ing the Marriage OF the President
aud Miss Fclscm.
syNr AuruuR SOME SWEETS.


NEW YoRK, June 4.--Ex-President Ar
thur has received a box from the White
House containing wedding cake.
AFTER CARDS.
WASHINGTON, June About one
thousand cards announcing the marriage
Of the president we're sent out from tue
White House to-day by mall messengers
and otherwise. They are exceedingly
simple. They are plain engraved, Ia
heavy lines, on full sheet Of fine note pa
per. They read as follows:
"Mr. Grover Cleveland and Miss
Frances Folsom were married Wednes-
day, June 2, 1886. Executive mansion,
Washington" These announcements
were sent to the members of the cabinet,
justices of the supreme court, senators
ana representatives In congress, the
diplomatic corps, acknowledgement OF
the army, admiral Of the navy and other
officials of Washington and 10 personal
friends OF the president and Mrs. Cleye-
land In Albany and Buffalo.
IN RETIREMENT.
DEER PARK, MD, June 4.-The cottage
up la the grove In which the president
and his bride are spending their honey
moon was in state OF siege this morn
ing. An army of newspaper men was
entrenched in the Baltimore & Ohio depot
two hundred yards from the cottage and
in full view Of it. An army OF Baltimore
s. Ohio detectives was seated on benches
and tree-stumps within one hundred
yards of the cottage, and thus far only
one person succeeded in getting to the
cottage, that being ex-senator II. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland remained IN the
cottage in obscurity most of the morning.
Mrs. Cleveland, dressed in pretty wrap
per, appeared on the porch about 10
O'clock, and sat there reading the pa
pers, his mail being taken from the post
Office for the first Time this morning by
the president Mrs. Cleveland seemed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
DALLAS.
Suit for a Divorce and Plea for ALI
mOny at The Rate OF 800
per Month.
eolnl 10 tho aazetto.

sreciRl 70 the Gazette.
DALLAs, TEX, June IA petition was
filed this morning for divorce by Marie
Schaub from Adam Schaub an Elm street
saloon man. They were married in
August, 1883 and separated May 18th this
year u Is alleged In the petition that
ill-treatment brought about the separe-
ton. II is specifically alleged that he
assaulted her with piece Of Buffalo hide
aud Instructed her to ego TO the devil, -
No statement of the husbands side has
yet been heard. There Is u four months
old child.
Mrs. Schaub asks for 500 a month
sllmony. She says her husband is
worth $40 900 and that he has an income
Of $500 per month. She has able coun-
SCI
a man by the name OF J John Wilson was
thrown to the ground this morning by a
ladder breaking while repairing IL gutter
on II building on the west side Of the
square.
william Frazier was this morning ar.
rested by Officer Ray. Frazierisais
charged with using insulting language to
Mrs. Clifford. Frazier is thought to be
crazy,
The case OF the Hicks Nurseries com
pany of Ohio against Weldon s. Keller
was argued this morning in the county
cOur5. Weldon Is gone, and the point Of
dispute Is whether or not Keller becomes
responsible,
Last night was begun the series Of pro-
jected entertainments at the opera-house
by ihe school children of schools Nos. l
aud 4, aided by the high school. The
exercises were conducted ny Prof. Stan
berry, superintendent of public instruc-
tlon.
The exc cises consisted Of Rotations,
dialogues and songs. All acquitted
themselves with great credit.
The street lamps have not been lighted
by the Gaslight company for some time,
so last night Chief of Police Arnold had
them lighted by the force.
Capt, John Bacon, rlght-of. way agent
OF the Missouri Pacific, is in the city.
II. M. Hall of Georgetown is in the
city.
w, b, Bolts, Missouri Pacific attor-
ney, Is In the city.
Mrs. Alex Sanger and Mrs. A. M.
Friend left last evening for the East,
A quiet wedding took place In East
Dallas last evening, the contracting par
ties being j b Quinn and Miss Minnie
Lee, Or. A. p, Smith OF the First Pres
byterian church officiating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

For fresh vegetables, every morning a
Turner & McClure's.
PARIS.

A orand Concert Given Co the Firvmen-
Broke a Log-Cslled 90 Prosecute.
Special 10 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, June 1.-THE fremen's
concert given last night at the BabcoeA
opera-house by Mrs. Truc's class was a
grand success, both socially and 1nen-
cially. II was estimated this morning
that over 5000 was taken In, but the ex-
act amount was not learned. The house
was Wen filed, considering the weather,
but nothing like 1t would have been but
for the rain and mud. Each OF the per
formers did splundidly.
The White Elephant saloon house mas
been rented 60 Sanger Bros OF DALLAS,
aud they will shortly put In Il stock Of
goods here Ever welcome, gentlemen OF
enterprise.
Fred Wonder liver, proprietor OF the
stFamous,n while down at Ciarksvillt
last Wednesday night as a witness, hao
the misfortune to fall of the sidewalk anf
lbreak his leg. His wife Is in attend
ance on him, .as he could not be brought
home.
The fire boys parade yesterday evening
was postponed 10 some future time OF
account Of the rain and mud. Neyerthe
less the BOYS stacked up immensely az
the concert in their suits,
County Attorney j. w. OwnDy was
telephoned from Blossom Prairie yester'
day to come up and aid in the prosecu'
ton OF some cases there. He LETT on
the 2:ib train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
TnE SupREME COuRr.
Decisions Rendered at Yesterdays Austin
sitting.

Deotsions Rendered at Yesterdays Austin
sitting.
Special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tx, June t,--In the supreme
court the following orders were made;
Affirmed; c, II, Decourt VS.. j. s,
Sproul ct al. from Maverick county; San.
ger Bros. vs., Trammel & Co., from How
ard county.
Reversed and remandod; w. Il. Leatl
VS.. Utley ct al, from Clay county; the
State VS.. the Stone Cattle and Pasture
company, from Archer county; X. M
Thompson VS.. the New York and Texas
Land company, from Kinney county, N
J.. WORKMAN VS.. hudson Boyd, from Me
Lehman county,
Rehearing; william Elchon, from
Tarrant county, Charles T. Wynne vs.
Thomas Il, Hudson, from BuTlesor
county; LegIerse 4 Co. VS.. Kellum & Ro
tan, from Mcl.ennan county; kaufman s
Runge va, Thomas Il. Hudson, from Gal
weston county, the heirs Of Logan VS.
Pierce ct al, from Lamar county; IN,
Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe Railway com
pany VS.. A. $, Dorsey, irom Tarran
county.
Certificate dismissed; H.. +. Merricl
VS. the Concho National bank, from Ton
Green county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

tc.-day autographed TO the chief Of police
from Fayetteville, Ark, that ne would PC
mere next week, and wanted TO know II
bleamy was felony In TeSss. lie re-
ceiyed an affirmative answer TO his ques-
tlon.
District court will terminate here to-
morrow, and Judge Maitbie viii open 'ne
term at Mckinney Monday.
While there Is general feeling OF
thankfulness for the late rain, the opinion
prevails that not more than hall enough
has fallen and more is expected soon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
SHERMAN,

Art EShihltion- Coming TO His Brothers
Ald--Not Enough.
Special TO the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, June ia large and
cultured audience assembled at the North
Texas institute tonight 10 witness the
art exhibition. 1t was brilliant display
OF artistic work executed by the students
OF the institute ana reflected great credit
on them and their teachers. Tomorrow
night the elocutlon contest takes place,
which is looked forward TO with keen an
ticlpation of enjoyment A good many
visitors have begun 10 arrive 10 attend
the closing exercises OF the two female
colleges, aud next week Will ,he gala
epoch for the beau monde Of sherman.
The brother OF Fuller, the Methodist
Teviyalist lately jailed here for bigamy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
BAD OFFICERS.
An Honest Democrat shows Up Repub.
licRn Malfeasance.

a N~"NNNn' DNhhpNNut DuOWb Up IkBHuD-
lican Mnlfeasance.
Special to the Gazette.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 4.-For some
weeks past trouble has existed in Missis-
sippi county, Ark, which lies Just above
Memphis. The county was carried by
the Republicans at the last election by a
small majority, and Republican officials
elected. These officers have conducted
themselves in such manner as TO arouse
the Ill Will OF the white property owners,
VINO have been very DESTROYS of getting
rid OF them. The first move was made
to-day, and came very near precipitating
serious political trouble. When the court
met at Osceola, District Attorney w. b,
Endrington fled bill of information or
Indictment against w. b. Haskins, the
Republican sheriff of the county.
charging him with defalcat!on while
IN Office. Haskins threatened to
resist any attempt to remove him
from his Office, but the Judge
sustained the motion and appointed o. i.
faoer, prominent Democrat, sheriff nm
III the trial of Haskins was completed.
FOR few minutes 1t looked as ii there
would be battle in the courtroom, for
eoth sheritfs were surrounded by their
friends, and all were armed. Haskips,
however, weakened and abandoned the
nsht and left for Little Rock to see the
governor and get him TO interfere. Pro.
Geedings were then begun against County
Judge Beed, also Republican, who was
charged with malieasance in Office 10
connection with Haskins. 1t is feared
mat the trouble is not yet over and that
dlillculty may arise over the trial OF the
case. u ''i'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

LIMA, June f,--After the inaugural GER
cmonies were concluded yesterday Presi
dent Caceres attend2d services at the
cathedral. The president witnessed a
grand parade from the balcony OF the
palace, aud afterwards addressed tne
people, who called loudly for him In
his proclamation the president calls upon
the people TO assist him In the arduous
task OF national reconstruction which he
has before him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

Buy package OF Silver Loaf and give
II . fair trial. II you do this Won viii
never regret II. How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublops
ye&ation In the household1 This can All
DC ooviated by trial of Silver Loaf, ]
d. Brewn guarantees It's purity, strength
and efficiency. ~ -e--t "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
GALYESTON.

No water Famine Now-Nilitory Circles
ana tho Eooampment.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, June 4.--Generous
rains fell here this morning, and again al
2 O'Clock this afternoon, efectually
breaking the long drought in the city and
putting an end TO all danger Of water
famine.
Military circles are engrossed In the
discussoa as TO where the drill grounds
for the big interstate encampment snail
be located. Three places are available
the fair grounds, beach park and the
commons near Garden Vereln Prepon
derance Of opinion seems to favor the
fair grounds, and many regard the ques
ton as already complete on this basis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05

VIENNA June Am Austro- Hun.
esrlan government crisis has been
sseiIsa oy compromise, an agreement
having oeen reached to reconsider The
suoJ eet OF petroleum duties,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
soottsvilIg turning.

PTrTsBURG, Pa, June A confiagra-
ton is raging at Scottsville, Pa, that
threatens destruction to the whole town.
The buildings are mostly frame, aud the
names are spreading rapidly In all direc-
LIONS Ala has been telegraphed for from
TINS city ana engines were dispatched Mt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-05
A Room IN WOOL,

LONDON, June Since tie recent
wool sales were concluded, an unforeseen
Improvement IN trade in the wool DIS
tricts of the continent has caused general
advances in prices of ! ID penny. Brisk
business is being done at Antwerp, where
there has been an advance of 10 per cent
in the last few days. In London, holders
have also increased their pretensions
The scarcity of stock TO meet the demand
has served TO slacken trade. The improve.
ment in prices is decided. The amount
OF stock disposed of since the recent
sales is 10000 bales, all for German ac-
count.