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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

(f,.,--toOD WILL, STOCK
s,,s. q the oyster stand, n. W,
a,s.a Poplar streets This is
n ed p,acs for the oyster
|sI ,,of quitting business poor
MI, ,Lply to JNU. 8, JET
~,sld Poplar streets. nlp-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
$l.o0 for 60 Cents.

A few JACKETS and NEWMAN.
KETs, left from last season, to be
sold about Coo on the dollar.
S. JACKETS for So. $3.50 and sc
GARMENTS for $3.50.
5 7 GARMENTS for Sd
IL {"
and so on at the popular and
only Bee Hive in Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

IVNdE PLACE TO GET YOUR HOLI-
l. day presents is at the new store II. w
corner Taylor and Lombard streets, branch
OF u tately b o., 927 Arch street, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa. Musical instrume nts. bibles
aIoums, pioturel, silver ware, slocks, lamps
caan or ON installments. Agents wanted.
W. X. HOPE, Manager. n2O-eod.Im
NOTlOk-I HAVE JUST OPENED MY
IN now Board and Livery Stable on Van.
boron street, between Seventh and Etght n
streets, whore shall be pleased to have On
friends call: Everything now. Teiophone
oah III. JOSEPH MARTIN. ie22-tf
PESr PRICE PAID FUR ALL KINDS
- OF se,ond hand clothing, watches,
CLOCKS revolvers. gans. sewing machines,
scld by A. J. COMMON. at a low rata aIa
wet Front street Will Del. olktf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22
The FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
EOS MARKET STREET, ABOVE SECOND

Has large stock Of fine and medium
Srades oil 5000 wearing shoes for Boys and
You,h' and II you have never dealt there IL
viii no interesting for you TO make call, TO
see qualities and price. You will save money.
Our speciai attraction, tn Boys and airIs'
Sohool shoes, keep US busy these cool No
vomber days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

h "a. s!NE r5TEY PEDAL
|a ~ pe, i order, suitable for
ksus ,ehHpsi, eau be seen at
tai'ers, 20 Msrset street.
mott
ElS,,,, u, GOOD wILL.srOCK
|g,s VI al old and we'll estab-
' FRAZER q 90,
S'H and Market streets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

|Ep-A RELIABLE PARTY TO
|. seed work htrse for his keep this
|trly 10 JOHN j. JkFFBRIS,
/ Poolsr streets, city. novl9-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

GOOI
Ne nelp can be accommodates
Sn the Wilmington Intelligence
OSbgo troet. Al-f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

ar YOUR HOUSES ON
ia street, between A and y
Dssnu nontb. THEE houses Ninth
., avenue, s3 per month. Two
le 'n.snth and Railroad avenue. 20
'' lbs. l.. CARPEHTEk, e23
'o' nov3otf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

|gD-BY A SOBER MAN,
k,l3n at bartending or restau
fsa Y. this Off1cs. NO I'll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

|Fp-A SMART YOUNG MAN
gtethCuse wors; also n good
4 nLNRY HANGUM, Florist,
k.Wne aud Oak stroets. I2o-2tH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

y,r-TWO DESIRABLE OF
m, Z ,og street Appl. 70 M. I.
n Market street. nl2-oteod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

|ED-PURCRAsERs OF UP.
I'M and other Pianos at the
Fca, considering qualify, by
SBB, 800 W. 9th &C. nlb-i I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

Rg-A dQOD GORDON PREsS
Il CON; etont to mako ready.
|MOS., NO. % Il. Third street.
nov 20-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

LD-TWu (D LADIES FOR
(.lhlrg entirely new; s2b cor mo.
|. Send name and address to y.
|pingiOn, Del. n2J-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

RED- A good GIRL FOR
k,nl homework, no washing. ct
n syerue. mo St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

E,T-A VALUABLE TRUOK
,nout 70 acres, 4 miles nom
I"' spuly 10 the JOHN MOlR
Wilmington, Del. siA-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-22

lD-BOAKDERS, AT MRS,
IEsBBs GERS, No. Az King
ttni and home comforts. nl.2ots
ETA GIKI. FOR GENERAL
|Nsers at the Bellevue hotel,
EFest, Ninth HArd. nlT.6t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
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= - DO Esgarhsrs 80 -,
t's-ftpE sszsng ass-,., A
spsEo Herald
HAEt l. TIE tsssesr i,-n 80. - ].
siunuings TIE r.ekire rsso,.-. ~ y
rlelo1s and HreiraeS We hsrs 49,. "
win rs. Thsy are EAsAon.eg - - KY. ~
eiAiHsble, the drsgs Of ! soess.S . NJ
z faerPetuEtes iss VICES ssN - --.s
Z VIRTUES. II preachers and uit.s,,.a = Y
-nofi periodically 1grre 2 ser !,
any i9rHAd itese DARK lanes at.ss J. Y
Psr1fi4o1 On all ccc1sinnsq 49,
ness and crime have gong hsra- EYE, z.s
since tae world BEGAN. ans trrr -ieAal
TiM. TIE m9rtAly or Year;r am r1Ssyl
-1eai if0m 3 pulrit o. : rpsznm ~.
iaere are dens Of injgaitF saa dens i
R5fellF 50 miserable that ElT LADY, Wous
sauc1er a tae mere thought al item 81
so neft5e- q then any good. TheT 4
la szlsience, of course, aud Viii bura,l
~ BECOMES something Different ~
aAt i low Is they VIII coufizus Ia NJ
the sensiuiiities Of the rnore fsr.pn,1I
VINO E1by, p5-cABnce, encounter sSam
Within the last month two iOss,l MINI,
lers and one isinezaut scsTsr nsr srnr
Great Britain have proved ;hT1noh M
pnrbe1s q dshsrcAezy and 5.ore7fy (
chicago IS Il saeklzg . possible ressl,,
tio1 from i5HT soBuce faas enid 81 N
service 20 somebody else, but X X donbil
la = A-y Eoo1 cAz coma I snah xpIor,.
Lions kTs2 the motive OF me msr
E-1A11g Zen usy he cuestsopsd
ulless they 20 with osln ~,
Vcounts- food for the hunger ana wards
ot cAeeE Tor despair. For 4 cbsSes
way Goes uot ne summer. whose soal' X
AArEo~ed up By the contemplation ~ IN
ana FFetchedness comblnet, INSPECT and
-sy bare the debsuehery Of people WA
ale no1 poor, EhO have good bones. and
Wlo mAy enjoy so-czlled god society and
own PeFs Sin nsver appears % hIdeous
20 me zFersse human eve IS when u e 4
accompanied by poverty.
I hrcugh t1stered clothes snail y,,e. aosppsa /,
iso1es Ano fuzred gowns hide AL
II TIE reverend summers and toe phil. +
a1thropic enssgion-mong would Knock
the bottom out Of things let them tearthe
mask from the iepers who ASSUME TO b (
res eclsole. As for the outcasts Of socl.
et{, let them mask themselves il theyt
Hlil- I3e1s brief candle sooa goes opti
themselves or Others thzn il would hsge
been II the shriekiEg sensstionalIst hada
eft them Alone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
WICHlFAFALLs.
stock Of Groceries Attached Looking 4 ftsl
Tsrrant sehool-I-andE.

stock o. Groceries Attaehed-Lookip~A stsr
Tsrrant sehool-I-andE.
sbeaiAi 10 the Gazette
WICHITA FALIs, TEX, June S0.-Jsck
Will@its stock Of groceries were attached
oy J. A. Kemp last evening, and cze or
two other attachments vii soon foIlss.r.
Mr. Wileit has been running small gro
ceTy-store here for about & yesr, and the
real cause Of his failure does nos seem 10
be known 8. present.
superintendent Frost Is here looking
after the Tzrrznt county schOol-lands. II
IS reported tina, If the lands are placed
upon the market 81 reasonable figures,
Mr.. Frost viii be the means Of establish
ing colony Of hardy settlers e. an early
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. McC1tchen gave
one Of the most brilliant social parties Of
the season last week 10 Miss Roney Of
columbus, Ga, and Miss Mullens Of Fort
worth. Music, dancing, games and rs-
ileshDents were INDUCED in until the
SEAL hours Of the night, and all departed
WIKI words Of praise for the host and
hostess
The refreshing rain winch fell yesier-
day, though coming late, viii be G mate
nal benefit TO vegetation, and the people
who are engaged in agricultural pursuits
are much encouraged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
CISCO.
Good sAie-A Very Pleasant Social
Party.

Good saie-A Very Pleasant Social
Party.
special 70 the Gazette.
Cisco, TKx., June S0.-Notwithstand-
ing the drought and the outlook for hard
tines, Cisco is still in the front. Local
trade is medium. Yesterday one Of our
merchants sold bill of between $1,000
and $1,000. How is this for town of
only POGO Inhabitants!
Quite pleasant social party was given
last night at the residence of Mr.. p.
Ihompsons, in honor of Miss Ola Eads OF
Roanoke, Tex, and Misses Lizzie and
Annie Nebhut Of Terrell, who are visiting
friends and relatives in Cisco. Music
and general conversation was the theme
until about 10 O'Clock, when the guests
were Invited Into the dining-room,
where ice.cream and cake were served,
and everyone present did justice TO the
occasion after iee-cream aud cake,
Misses Wade and Laura Richardson and
Miss Lille Paterson favored the com
panY with some beautiful ROTATIONS,
which added greatly to the many charms
Of the evening.
Mrs w G. Patterson will lesye to-
morrow for Roanoke, Tex, TO visit her
daughter and friends at that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

ssew gBe1os Is one q fse Fgmba pas
Herrer conductors on f1s Egw York o.
vision IS zoe Pennsylvania rsEraE9- His
ntns Fuia aim. s9e. He esssg16 faiif.
Ile rms TIE 10 trzi0 - Nsw YORK
every uiDruinK feexrdgg he pulle1
li1ie aeie bc1E 1bf cf ltf pogkfL- al
turUiEE 70 Tuns VI, fnid ~ iube'e Ahat
TrscfD0tsDSusu tix years av9. IhAt we
fbe fastest rtl ever usoe ~ az Sew
York cirsEion rf the PtrnFTlrEntx fSil-
rota 3ftm FtES6sftit % New A0ft--
niueif-sWp miles 4. riueS F-daree fgluafNs.
esUw-ups Taess NHs gu,y one c.T ard
a. ssfgiue4 The car WIS 1iied VITA pas
tszrefE firm i3e West f1a rEn las
ifEir There lad beeu G storIn np % she
stsie he niztf beicrs ans % fas middle
di1jsloa q ibe main iirs. i,sinreeu ilsrr-s-
burg asic Alt,oa8; g Tx tree tlsw arrosE
ne track Ifbi1k IS was u its Lewiston
r6rTvNa. The list Line, e. ise lrtll
swsafT-1te ulinnaes lBte Kbe. b gci ~
I'A EdelStis. gqi orders - tlfe those
passengers " New Ypfk 81 gvj.k 81 ~
e1gins could pVI = car. TIE N3cie resd
mas clfAfe1 Tor nv iffin- We went 10
AAsFN tAa+t ~ tANAAtfA HHaA-'t AF'fufNA 49,
toQtbgfcfs cad bbpsas i0oksd liEe soup
boxes. Ore rsae was rosds 10 81 seconds,
Gu0tasr u3le 80 AZ eaepnGs, Sud third
nile 81 s9 seea1ds w1su We went down
sse III a. Msnio PARK We trnYeied three
miles 81 TIE rsts a seEsniy eight n.siss
80 ho1f around rgrr4s tn5 On TIE straight
track. u e u1n hHd pat his 5sEd out Ga
wlEc0w be would have iosi bic bnesta.
InEt's TIE history q tie fastest ruD eEeT
narde On tie New York dirision. I're
been On sgroe preitY fast trains. BIT tbat
Desis t9e.D all ] gfben see stories IL ihs
DeWsplpers about fast rms mace on
western rpsdf, but wien y0u come %
rgcs rinefy-iwo niles in niDety-ihree nib 4
uies, taroQga e i5irklF Eettled cog1iry
ike that lsst#eeE this city and New York 4
I5T ii's fast riding, because 40 e1gi1esT /
has 70 flOw ~ gong through every big
irHn SUI. Ne kent through ElMEolia
fhEi DAY runring Gffy-sigsi niies a.
hogF ''-i Philadelphia Imes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
HAITEsBOgO.

Arrested ca q cn,srEs q sksooR5ing WIN
a Magic LsDisrn--Ths Elstsi9cast supper.
'iEerill ~ iht e1Eeafs
aHfTEsEoEos Tx, jane OR. ?.
Walker telspagns9 fsptn Gainesville 10
CITY Nsrsasl Lore s1ls morning 20 arrest
O1s A J. Butler for rgnailg OF El;h a
rnsglc lantern show oui1f. eBuler claims
~ AETe ssra1eed 6ii@eo dollars on he
g1i1t. t0r whleA z p wMkef care blll Of
sac 1heg zla1 bes1 trsFe2iag 1oZslher
AID o1fsolfes F'arlasrEaip q 6Ei1esVllle
Feszer4ay, Barker retaining the oaiat in
.isE q ne tiieen collars, hence TIE
tsness MErs11l Lore wlli h0ld Butler
iill farther luiruei5oas from Gainesville.
Iae Nstaudiss canrch sgpper Was 4
splep1a AGAR Yesterday evening. Tee
receipts were sos 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
A DAUGHTER OF BURNS.
Death OF the Aged Helen Armstrong,
Whose Mother Was the Poets sweet
heart.

Death OF the Aged Helen Armstrong, (,
Whose Neither Was the Poets sweet
heart.
Pail Nal Gazette. !,
IL viii surprise many of your reaaeria y
learn tdst there died az NIoffat, on tts 3
l3th of last month, q yeritsble, thouga n
i.leglmate, daughter Of the poet Bum 4
The old lsdy in question, Hsaac
Armstrong by name, Who wss ninetF e
seven or ninety-eight years Of see, rp
sided for many years in Moffat, in Ass'
same little back street in which she WASH
bora somewhere about the year 1889
The fact Of her relationship TO Burns wasW
weI-known in MoffAt ard the neighbour
hood. Her mother, Nelly Hyslop, was =
beauty In her Gay, and Burns was some
time devoted admirer of hers Helen
IS said 10 have borne q strong reeeIn- Z
hlaIce TO Burns ia her earlier DAYS and nv
deed the likeness TO the portrsits Of Burns I, I,
wss traceable 70 the lSst in the contori,s'
of the face and in the dark bright eyes
dimmed as they were BY sge and sickness = =
Nor was the likeness confined to pbysicsl =
points; in her mental powers Helen Z
showed strain of the poetic blood. 4
few years sgo her conversational pcweH (
49,
amusing and attractive. Even Few
months since, when well enough 70 tAiki u
her conversation was highly interesups' 4
Helen's life,as far as csn learn, was ny Il
very eyentful one. She went TO sefyl K,
at very early age-seyen, think ons +,
belonged to that genus of Scotch ser 4
ants, still extant though rather rare WY \,
remain years in one ''place" and iaenlln <
their EMPLOYERS interests with tbelr OWL 4
She was thirty years in one situation y 4
the Buccleuch Arms inn a Thornnia n
with family named Glendinning. y q
iieve she lived there tin all the family nsa 4
died cut.
Helen told me she once saw Sir WslIst &
Scott at the old inn on his wsytoyisls ". w ii
dixie az Drumlsurig. He came INTO Wy K
kitchen and shook hands with the eoon y
IN bis bright ard genial way, ana ~ (.
ping up 20 the FIRE, where hung naF.
pot Of skinny potatoes, he lifted W
lid, took Gus a potato and procpSe NJ
leislrely to eat II without ihs ~
Of knife or fork. The cook WI ii
was very proud Of her kitchen, bad a. * ~ ID
metal ware brightly FURNISHED, ans 81 q
Walter, looking round on il, rellAlA ~ D
"Eh, Lucky, ye hae a'brienI y. d
shining like the siller.n To which lase1 q
replied; cay, Sir Waiter; but ~ ~ ,hst q
gould that glitters.n Helen though, ", 9
was very sharp answer, ana Dens'F X
Sir Walter thought so, too, IS pc su 81
qnently related 1t at dinner "amanF Al
gentry" btrel
The old lady lived entirely alons ~ 4
husband having been dead for many ,rrt "a &
and she had no family. II Is piens a,sssyed =
know thst her last days were s,,sasi
and frightened by the kindness u ~. 80 nd +
IN Moffat, who had great respsS' 4 4
liking for old Helen. 49,. r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
DENTON.
Grand Preparations for the Alliance Bar
beeae TO Come OF July 3

beeas TO Come on July s.
special 20 me GG1eus.
Denton, Tx, June Extensive
preparations are being made for tie ALI
znce Hgrbse che which Is 70 be given here
on The Cd Of July by the Farmers alliance
of Denton county. This entertainment
from ali indications promises to be au-
other specimen and additional evidence
Of the spirit, elergy and good sense OF
the farming element Of Denton county.
X VIII be remembered that the Denton
county alliance people have kept strictly
out cf politics, and disdain 70 prostitute
the principles And influence OF the OrgsnI-
zaiion 70 the unholy purposes of the 20
itic2l intuguer- Politics, they claim. Is
something In which al classes and all
persons are interested, and should At an
times be discussed with open doors and
10 the light Of day; and on these priuci-
pies he Denton coanty alliance has ont
stripped every other county in the state
They have by their united efforts erected
and aboai completed the alliance Touring
mil, which in capacity, structure aud
magnitude Is second 10 nothing OF the
kind IN the state, and VIII stand as an
enduring monument 70 the intelligence
and harmonious efforts Of the Farmers,
alliance % rails county. The barbecue
vas gotten Up BY all toe alliances in the
county, and large attendance is ex-
pscted
The meeting viii be IN beautiful
grove one mile north Of the pu5licsquare.
Ine merchants, mechanics, professional
men, the IRE department, and city and
county officers viii JOIN 10 the proees-,l
sion, which VIII be- led by the Denton
uend. a number Of prominent speakers
VIII be present, and ample provisions will
De cooked and ON the gTouad TO feed six
thousand people. The merchants will
make display OF their respective bust
nesses In the procession. Everybody is
invited to attend and join us in hsvlng
good ilme
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
AGrRnd BAN.

CRY or M xIoo, June SO.-The most
brilliant social event In Mexico since the
time OF the empire took place last night,
II being the occasion Of the fancy dress
ball given by Sir Spencer st. John, his
maiesty's minister. The courtyard of
the minister's residence was transformed
into ball room and elegantly decorated.
The guests were received by Sir
Spencer and Mrs. Garden, wife Of Lyonel
Garden, British consul. The costumes OF
the ladies were very elegant and costly
and great pr0fusion o. diamonds char.
acterized the ball President Diaz and
ais cabinet attended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
GAINESviLlE.
Insolent and Lawlsss Negroes-winiams
was tho Flend-rhe Grent Colonization.

Iusolent and Lawless Negroes-wiIliam.
Was tho Flend-rhe Great Celebration.
Special to the Gazette.
GAlNEsvILIE, Tex, June Sofas,
night the officers were notified that a
crowd OF negroes had assembled in the
Fouth ward and had threatened Mr..
Cook, the husband Of the lady recently
injured, aud other neighbors. a large
number OF citizens quickly armed and re.
ported TO the officers and together they
hurried TO the Fourth ward, but no
negroes were found. Mr.. Dan Roberts,
a neighbor OF Mr.. Cook, and amonr the
hrst 70 respond 70 the lady's cries for
help, was warned TO vacate his house and
during the night removed his family 10 q
neighoor's, There is slready one negro
IN hiding for fear he would meet the fate
OF the rapist Williams, and those who are
csucnssing bad better understand the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
DALLAS.
Judge Bower ErisiHsd b. Jndgs Beck.
hAm-Jina seots BrouEhi HACK.
I Special 81 Ise Garst,e

Judge Bswer EpjsiBsd b. judge Beck.
hAm-JiRa seots BrouEha Hack.
Special % nc Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, june 3o.-An Injunction
Was aieG IN the district court and the
papers issued IS Judge 4 L. Becshsn y
ne 6eyenteenih district against y. q
Bower, county Judge % Dallas couptV.
Tbs iuIunsii0n was filed by PemheFtGn
ana otners praying that said Bower, TIE
county judge, be restrained from opening
ne ballots Of recently held election ID
vote on the stock law. Tee alleged
reasons are That there are fse voting
places IN the district, while but Two of
them Nere opered, the Judges not having
the suiaoriiy 20 open them fhat a ouig
'No pfecirc8 are 20 be heard from. Il
viii % no way reflect tas sentiments az
ne peopie, and that tbere sFa otser ,rreg.
nlsfliies besides TIE pauers u.rs rrslie
Jatee Beckham's court.
Snerin smith arrived to-day frou, los
An2eies with jim ScOft. Who a. tseu "a.
aic g Tor mufaerrg "Big 8isek.n ItIs
expected rast there Will - com. rkeh ~.
tei9pDeais IN the matter now sirce seost
Law. W u 'ns
g. 4 Smlfh, who las bees wanted a
l1og iiras for appTOprlatlng the horse ~
S :. was arrested BY deputy sheriff Of
lysai2n ccanty and brought In ana Turned
over 70 the authorities Smlth's bond
was fxed a. $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
lKAIsOy.
Chap EEas Tickets 10 the Gainsss1ii. cels.
brAtiep, July 3.

Chap EEas Tickets % the GRirsssliis Cels.
brNsion, July ,.
Special 10 shs Gazette
DENISos. Tx, J1rs S0.-The Mis-
sour Pacisc viii put On extra coaches on
Tie ualn lsEvipg Deaifcn az 5.gO a. N
Jelly 2, fer Gainesville, 70 accommodate
All Hto Wish - attend The celebration a,
that place A special traia viii leave
Gainesville 10 return al " O'clock MIC.
Eighi, fare 81 - Tor the round trip. Taey
Will also pat on sale from July 10 Juiy
= tickets 70 San Francisco. good TO re.
turn nEiil October ~, for $50 the round
TIP
Mrs. J. II Porter, daughter ard son
isit to-day for Augusta, Mich, TO spsnd
the summe7
Henry W. Clark had his hand badly
mashed to-day a. toe Missouri PEcife
railway shops 10 this city while alag !
burr Q. ne guide. Dr Harry Achsson
dressed the wound. Clsrk wall he lsid %
for few days.
The train for The south WAS six hours
late, said 70 be caused By freight. sYa n
runring into Soma cattle between Ilasca
and GTaadyiew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
WILLS POINT.

Attached stoeks ssid ~ AuosIsn me
Boasd KnlluE.
special 70 TIE Gazette.
wills RoiNT, TET q, Jane Hg--T5e bIl-
snce u TIE stock q goods belogglng 10
!. u Heard, siise5e6 ~ ". .. wilcox,
were sol6 to-day 81 aueaaa Ter ggTE. TIE
goods ingoiced Ss74 r. L. MErsa-lss
vas tie purchaser. Nineteen aand q
cEtoe, ATTACHED ty a q. Alfos6, belosg-
iDg W J 7 Kills. were alEo s.saiy sIfl
The preliminary exE1linst5oa q the
slEyeE q Age1 Board promises 10 bs .
tedious tsElr. The rsal has heen pro
gfessitg t.Dos yesterday morning, and
~ afsf Nli2sss 4 stlll o. the Etand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
FOREIGN.
Thrive Conservatives from llygrypsl
Are fhs Ffrfs Members Elsefed
10 Parliament.
~. Besses enraea Parry n srsea-- Psrbs @
nea sniisbuyy Berrd Froul-
Cable Chickersrrs

LfvrssEoE, Jhne 884--Etr0a u De
Z WcrneE, Mr.. T. rhteicy ard T. Bzg
4 doB. Conservative candlcates f9r Liver
pod. were fo-csy rfees,sd 70 Ire hOEse q.
ccglsonf. ne aehte being cgace1e6 r
3 them because Fflfhar was co.fesied
z These gentle therefore, e1s9g tb'
Z cisH-ct3on 81 DflLE ne 1feT meirbeu
sstctsd ~ ilit zew tsfila-eut.
SALISBURY sFEtFs
Z I60poN june ~ Lord saiis9ury ID
: epasr1 insl n1gnt SAID Be wished 81 ~
pei Dir Gla9.fone's suggegiiou that Csr-
nfivor bad cpus asythrg nj cousistent
vi3t tie rassi fcfupul9ga hoEor. Lord
a cnrnsrrox tpforneS hin fsAlisbuyB ~
What tao Jas ed 81 its sntsrvseH wiia
M. PARCEL. abs iafarmz01n ey9efiT CO.
I fpeitIng wfihf cErnIrFcn's stStefBert ln
TIE bouse ~ lords. There was no ground
10 soy fhst Carr1froE resigned beeAnse
re was r.etgsd 70 ofber than TIE govern
meui's policy Ills salisbufy'sb stR.s-
E8ents were furpcTied By be foR1tssn
lcolesgNes.
Mr. PARCEL, u a speech a. Chester last
uight. REPEATED Ia sUbstEree his former
statement concerning the interview VITA
L6,fd CarnsrrOr. ana bsld that that stsfs-
meat had Fever teeg cDnrrE6iciet
E1Puosrox ~ THE COMMONS
LOHDOE. June 10---A1 sIp1uHio- o.
eurrsd gestAgcgy iu tie house Of con-
mons. ErerythirE Was done ~ ol5osrs
81 cbarEs e Inc building 10 conoeEs fhe
fsef. u iested oGa, h0Werer, bnt h snl.e
s0Tsas, AID most exaggerated and SENSE
tiOnal runUrB nauut Lr1aa alois end srre-
mite OufIEEes Eot Tito circ ularlon. TIE
frgis HEk uiads knoEa to-GGF. The ex-
plgsio1 res7lie& from pert-up SEWER
gas 4 Ec1tusz VITO hBp.sauad 20 Be Io
TIE vicinity ct ihs tiEe Was Injured.
cEEATED A sFssAyEVN
LONDON June g0.--Tbe 81 Pe-ers5uTg
Journals article accusing Frfnre Afnrlp-
Ger q Tlclxtitg tte Decisions q Eurare
and lie porle and q casrlEFsng rtsIe
concern ASs cfussd 3 sensation IL Berlin
sn1 Eisr.E- Tee nsHsaap,ers Of sssess
capitals express f.6iE1Et5Un II zYtaf t..er
,a4 k1ssiA's ceterrugr Eiion 10 E1Nfuastz {
IsgTneut IL the Balkans.
Two ITALIANS URDWNMD
N0NsfGNgLKQELE. J1zs So Mr.. IeAp.
q TIE Taitad States levursor.
gave garden psY-l last evening So ho1UF
y Admiral Frsnkiin Il ibe Uuiiaa SsEses
1h7g AmDEg The guests were she
i9re-E1 oipsozEt5e rspse@Ent atsrss sid
tns ellie - ihs ctr Ike 2essas ltlgs were
by ne drowrfoz q iwo gtslizns
~1c seloEEsd 10 1hs saiions' hand Il We
hesrsage. tarD7sh tas capsiEing II 4
5cst e111eglnE tae bEud from ne shore
10 tae KsETsRge
At LTZKENE.
LgNDoN. Tune 5B.-Prlnes Nar0Ieo-
has arrived ~ Luzer1e, Switzerland
I1NREFODL ELECTIONS.
LIgTRroOI, J1ns Ga.-glacfiCng Toy
members .; parliament WILL take pl1es
asre On Friday.
GLtUsTONH HgAEsE
ls0NDeN- Juzs SH.-Mr. Gla6sto-e /.
suHeri1g tom hoEFseness. lie has goae
% H8Hsrssu 70 rest