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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
PARIS.

OHy oouncil Meeting-Firemen's Parade.
nnaly InIured-Atrempted Burglary.
special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, June 1.-The CITY dads
neid called meeting at the Atkins insti.
tute yesterday evening at O'Clock. with
ms honor Mayor Slider in the chair TO,
the purpose of electing SUPERINTENDENT
LOT the Paris public school. There were
eight applications for the position. ana
out OF the number C. A. Bryant OF Dem.
son was unanimously elected. lie conn. !,
well recommended. and no do-bt he YIN
make good superintendent.
Inc IRE company has adopted the par.
eoe uniform Of navy-blue suits with
nickel buttons.
Inc street parade comes of newt
thursday evening and is composed MS
follows: 10
|. City police force.
2. Brass band.
j, Mayor and aldermen.
T. Eire-engine and company.
0 Hose-caIt ana company.
D. Hook and Ladder company.
The line OF march will be made short
on account Of the intense heat In the after
noon.
Mrs. Bassano, the lady who fell off of
box last Sunday morning and broke her
Vllgh bone, is getting along as well as
could be expected, 1t will probably lame
her for life, as It was in the thigh Joint.
An attempt was made to burglarize the
mouse OF w II. Goode night before last
by negro, but he was scared off.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

visit TO Somerllle and other towns in
Southern Texas,
ii. W. Marshall, CLERK OF TIE district
court of Dosquo county, was In the city
to-day,
LAlEB AT girJ tonight the jury in
the X, Il. Cooley case returned q verdict Of
not guilty The large crowd present at
the time the jury came IN were nearly to
the man sympathlzeis Of MIR, Cooley, and
when II was made known that an limo
cent man had been accused the crowd
barely restrained thclr feelings until
court was adjourned when they crowded
around Mr.. Cooley and almost over
whelmed him with iheir congratulations.
This progress o. tho case has been
watched with unusual Interest, and the
verdict of the jury Is regarded with uni
versal approval.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
He-No Tea at Fort Worth Grocer Co. i
ABILENE.

Cotton Seed Receiy ed--Brich buildings
Seeking Other Fields Personal.
Special TO the Gazette
ABILENE, TEN., June "A car-load al
cotton seed was received at this place q
few days since and distributed among tbe
farmers, who are busy planting It and
otherwise making arrangements for a
cotton crop.
II will soon be impossible 10 move cat.
tie on the trail on account Of the scarcity
OF water and grass. Cattle that are nos
on the trail are suffering for water mud
the loss reported by some cattlemen Is
very heavy.
Everyday the streets are crowded with
wagons loaded with wool. The shipment
OF wool viii be better this season than
was expected.
There are five immense brick buildings
under course Of erection, and viii be con.
pleted by the lst Of August.
In few days the genial aud whole.
s0uled attorney X. X. Leggett, Will be
found enjoying the comfort OF q beautiful
nome he has just fitted up. n is ru-
mored thai the attorney can't sew but
tons on ms clothes aud ''doesn't like n /
bachelors life no hown
Mr.. d. A O'Brien, formerly Texas ex.
press agent at this place, Will seek other
fields OF employment 10 u short time, az
inc Texas Express company have sus.
pended business on the Texas & Pacific
road, Mr.. O'Brien left yesterday on a
'islt To relatives and friends at Ckco.
Miss May DeAlllsoH, one % Longylew's
most beautiful aud interesting young la
Hes, is on visit 70 friends in Abilene.
ND ~ the guest Of Miss l.. Bryan.
Miss Geitle Brown returned n Ser
ome ia Abilene yesterday from Fort
,mith, Ask, accompanied by her sister,
irs. Weldon, who Is on visit u her
ather, Mr.. Jas Brown.
AT Prof. Address show last night the
ent was crowded 10 ite utmost CAPACITY
nd the performance well worth the I'D. ,
alliance fee.
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sMyEsTON.

q. 'aFy AfiAirs-sialing the
!, oaheAmpment a Success.
lex June THE sub
,'.' iund for carrying on the
SHIPMENT and prize drill in
<. y. this evening at the Ar
" e'ected board OF manag-
y IN, Immediate direction the
/. rs conducted. The fol-
ea,1o Two business men COM
L. \ ! z. Wallis, Leon Blum,
. slp N, !. Miller, Il. B. Hawley,
Y, Fowler, Jr., j. S.
s'la, George Zelingson,
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SHERMAN.
The GraysOn Rifles Mny be One
OF the Companies Mt
LnnpNsas.
The CITY Moving in the Matter of
Electric Lights Personal
Mention.
SHERMAN.
M ao ro LAMrAsAs.

speciel TO mo Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Juno The Grayson
Rifles are practicing military maneuvers
nearly every night in anticipation OF
attending the state oncampmont at Lam
basas. II Is not absolutely cortain, as
vet, that the Rifles win 70, yet it Is the
almost universal wish Of the company,
and their going Is highly probable. BE.
! foro that time they will have received
their new uniforms, which, for beauty
and elegance, will not be surpassed by
any military 9rRe gam. ~ u Texas, Ihu
gregate at the Springs. 80
ELEufRiC nGurs.
Barring tho friendly beams Of The moon
| sherman has been In darkness inr. ln
these many nights There Is a brIeh,
prospect that this order Of things win bo
changed pretty soon. Yesterday Mr.. !
u. Andrews, general agent for the Van
Depoele system, was In the city canvass.
ing Tor Subscribers He succeeded in
getting forty-siX names lie wants 10
put In siXty-light dynamo, aud n tho
CITY VIII agree TO take ten lights only
Tour more subscribers are lacking TO ID.
sure electric lights for Sherman. The
council Is favorably disposed toward tho
enterprise.
GENEBAL NOTES.
George Nelson, liquor dealer.
picaded guilty 70 violating the Sunday
Jaw ~ TWO cases to-day and was assessed
$50 and costs In each.
District court is grinding away ON
criminal cases, but no trials OF interest
are taking place
great concert and supper to come of
sohetlHle thls month IL htiDg talked OF
oy we Hrayson RITES hand, when the
~ nin new flag VIII be preseated
PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Sallic Martin Is visiting frjenda AZ |
YanAlstyne.
Mr. s. Marshall, an old-flme Cher.
mantle, after twelve years OF absence rc.
urns to fon sr scenes. lie has accented
position With the boot and shoe house
Il Schweer & Co.
Judge g. Q. Potter, wife and daughter
Gainesville spent to-day In Sherman.
llr. Grant has gone TO Laredo ON
usiness trip.
Mrs. Mcdowell of Fort Worth.
lrmerly Mrs. Barber OF this place. is
sitting the family OF DR.. Freeman.
onerlh Douglass Is again at his post OF
NY, alter several days OF sickness
Capt. J. II Brown, fsrmer proprietor
the Binkloy, but now conducting the
cote house at Mckinney, and one OF The
ost popular men IN Texas, Is 10 the Q
kouAD ABOUT TOWN. II
Dlstrict court opened this morning, but b
e entire forenoon WAS taken up with s
Dtions. "' {
fonr couples got license 20 marry 10.
81 al coiofcd but cue.
"a Nicke son, who carved couple OF 7
colOred comrades Saturday night, 4
Ve himself mp aud will have a prellm- rr
ny hearing Friday. e
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ON WALL STTT.
Railroad Bonds Show Fpnal Ad.
rances in a Majority oes-
Wheat Decline
STOCKS Opened Higher, YlelFraoiions
and closed a shade uuds Hest
Figures Of the n
COMMERCIAL RES .

COMMERCIAL REs.
Special to the Gazette
NEw YORK, June way bonds
to-day sold rs follows, Worth &
Denver City SIS; Gulf, Colo 4 Santa
Re gold d's etl0i4; do secs at l0l2;
Houston & Texas Ceutrab at llsl;
Kansas Texas general mage at 9lA;
do rs at ll5A; Galveston ,rrisburg &
San Antonio al 9S1; Misd, Kansas 6
Texas 6's a. OH; do 5'sas.
Governments closed hig
Loans lace per cent.
Sterling steady.
Wheat declined &c.
OH closed at 65l
Cotton declined 4 point
Coffee advanced from $40 points.
GOVERNMENTS, sTocKSD BoNDs.
NEW YORK, June ! -GCnment bonds
quiet aud firm.
Railroad bonds, prices lerally heavy
In the morning, but recGed, aud the
hnal prices show fractlonadvances in a
majority Of Instances.
The news affected thelue OF stocks
this morning, especially im the North
West, referring generallyo the cutting
OF rates. The marketlsplayed very
little strength ddrinl the morning
hour, but later there " good buying
up to the last half houIend the final
figures show generally mall gains over
the opening prices. Thnarket opened
up generally from iCIg, ii yielded small
fractions. After o'cck there was a
rally, and the highest pres were reached
IN the early part OF thelst hour, but re-
allzlng caused It to sagDff, and the ana
prices are shade unf the best OF III,
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Postmnstrr Arrested

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GRoEsBEcK, TIN, May SOD. d.
render, postmaster st this place, was ar.
rested and taken TO Dallas this evening
for yioloting Uncle Sans laws. William
Black mailed a box at Corslcaua TO this
place IN December, 1884. 1t did NOT
reach the party to whom it was directed
IL was recently found in Pender's house.
He has many friends, is highly connected.
and deep sympathy is felt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
CLEBURSR.
mateur Dramatic A..ooln

Acputtt@G mateur Dramatic AaKooia
oon-nibs Broissn--i'ereoDaI.
Special 20 tho Gazette
CLEBURsE, Tx, June The case Of
the State vs.. II. .. Cooley, charged with
The theft Of a horse, was given 70 The
lury about O'Clock this evening IN The
district court. The jerry have not as VET
rendered their verdict.
The Amateur Dramatic company have
consented, AZ the request Of a number 81
our citizens, 70 repeat the
Ticket Of Leave Man on next Friday
Night
Mr.. w. 4. Hudson, acowmaD Of Bosque
county, had several Of his ribs broken a
few days ago by the fall OF his horse.
The newly uniformed hook and ladder
company were out drilling yesterday.
Judge Odeh lett this morning on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Special to me Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
ALvARADo, Tx, June The great
evangelist, DR., Cooley Of Kentucky, has
inaugurated one Q. the grandest reylyals
Of religion ever witnessed in Alvarado.
His sermons attract immense crowds.
People from the country gather 10 for
miles around 10 hear him. The church
being too small, large harbor las been
erected under which 1900 peopls can be
seated. There have been I0l conversions
since the meeting commenced.
The city has donated three acres of
land east Of the Gull, Colorado & Santa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
HENORRHOIDS
Blind, Bleeding and Itching, Posi-
lively Cured by Cutjoura

II NNNh hhth with Ouilrurn Eo1n. m ~,
"a quitita skin B,Aatldsr. ma n XXX, q" a ~
o cs,i ~ Of lulleura, the great skin Cure
AGRA ssn,S Amy ihe intense Itching Of tbc most
ment, combined with small ;loses ~ ~ , mgat.
W., ,es9iEanl. me now Blood Further, threS ti,Sas
p ~ my, 70 ieRnialo aud strengthen tho bowels.
WIZ cure Blind, bleeding aud Iicbins i,ilost
fall. """ wen phyhiclhnH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

cotton-yaTd, etc.
Mrs. 9. I, Black OF AtlanI., who
nss spent several months VT sister,
night, "
capt Al Brown and faeturned
, nome .his morning from TspriIes,
where they had been to at,es burial
OF Mrs. Browns father. Csnlgan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
AZ Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, fla June l,--A fire this
morning which originated ia low
gambling dive huincd thirty buildings.
Loss 100000. The walls OF several
buildings were throen down by the OK
piodlug OF powder one hundred people
strce's aoiice8Fto hjh6ib Z homes The
lllled VITA homeless people, housobei5
small isutauoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
He.NO Tea Al Folt worth GIoeer Cd. s
GAINESVILLE.

Running Fight Couldn't Agree-For the
Rifles IN A0D,si,I-.,---. s.a"''''''
neflfh Is IVAYql ii.ita;a"11cx., June "A run
ming fight occurred last Sunday in the
Wolf Ridge neighborhood, this county,
between citizens on one side and negro
on the other. The Negro was first dis
covered in John Smiths field, and was
chased by him tC Red river. From there
he turned, and was next found at Dres-
sen's farm. BY this time several citizens
had Joined IN the pursuit The negro
had revolver, with which he fred eight
shots at his pursuers, hut none OF the lat
ter were hit. One Of the pursuing party
had shotgun, the contents OF winch
were given the fugitiv but as II was
| loaded with small shot it did not disable
| him The negro had close call, but sue
ceeded in again reaching the timber IN
| Red river bottom, Guiding arrest. lie Is
supposed TO be horse-thief.
| In the district court yesterday after
noon the case Of the State VS., George
Kimbrough, charged with theft OF money,
was given to the jury, but after delDer'
atlng several hours they reported lhey
were unable TO agree and were dls
cha .ged by the court. In the case OF the
State VS.. Frank Pierce, charged Win as
SAINT 10 murder Tom Law, detenoan'
entered plea of guilty and was gNel
two wears. Sentence was then passed
botn in this case and the one In which NJ
was found guilty after trial of assault L
murder Morg Faulkner, the deputy
who was shot. There is still Gnothe
case against Pierce, that of theft o
horses. SD.
lin Kelley was arreated by Marsha
Uenevcut and Constable Pat ware, Oh
the charge of wife beating. The ohens'
was committed several days ago, Du
Kelley succeeded 10 evading the oIlcer
mill the time of his arrest.
large crowd assembled at the opera
honse last night to witness the pa.
presented by local talent LOT ia
heneat of the Gainesville Rifles IN
erte,tainment was far superior TO ina
given nv many travelling roupes' ooln
~ the characters were speciallyattractlVe
and inc whole reflected u credit upon u
/ performers and management.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mollie AddingtOl
vile Of 4. Il. Addington, who depafte
this life Sunday last, took place yeslel
/ dsy afternoon from the Southern MelhoU
ist church, Rev, A j. Worley olilclat W.
= While a wagon was passing down "a q.
fornia street the jarring caused me ui'
) charge OF a winchester rihe when wa
, wing IN the bed The ball pashe
tbToneh the rear end, but fortunately 2
one was hurt. .,., eass,4
, The el.y fathers met in regular se5 oe
! This morning to discuss matters an
terest TO the city. ar va
Misses Houston and Parantea%a-
ers in the public schools, lelI a.
homes this morning to spenqning 'p'
ton. 80. ga ana 49,
senator w. o. Davis left ev'
for visit to his old home hing for ina
: viii be absent about two of
e p. d. Blsnton left u above 100 Hi,
] Nashville, Tenn Pc.
The Thermometer Tient lawyer Of mil
in the shade to-day. bel
! Hon. Geo Dodd .-- ere
Mississippi, is in fSt. Jacobs OIL sea
--5 10 mankind. sins
1t cures rheuL- i
the best remedY orth Grocer Co.'s. lane
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
ITOHlNn plLts

M, W. was tnken for the first time Ia my l,fo Win
blinu rules so severe thai ceuid bsrd,v ~, M,iti
on my feet, lnEed yarOus rotnedtn, ~ ,hhstp
moYhn, when the difcnse took The form OF iioh
"S g 1Es' ana growing worse. By advice OF an
,,ii ei ~ "a, "a = Hlrn ihH Cnt curH one appII
XXX Xxx ,.t'1e" ~ Hohieg ma was soon cured
p, Misn 20 Y no world TINT In casos of IlSbinf
Iiler INC price OF tho Uuli0lra is OF M aenonnfb
from an unsolicited quarter, "'VV"''
Concord, ~ n n n xtunV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Round Rock.

~t~NfNA w tho 1AANAAt
ROUND Rock, TEX, June MIR.
Belcher' the lecturer for the Farmers
alliance, organized here last night with
Ten or twelve members. There have been
Two other alliances organized in different
directions, 'hree or four miles from town
IL is the opinion here that 1t is only A
question OF very short time when the
alliance will swallow up the grange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
ITCHlNg Piles

vid nesan We pse Of your outlonra Remedies
know VI two cHHoe ~ Itching pIIes maj lsra.
. uuon cured ~ the use, al my suggeaiion OF
Nirdun, IIl ~ "nhiiN'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
He-No Tea at Fort Worth Grocer 60 =
CITY Pub lin snhnnia

'1N lNIIUUIHs
examinations of applicants for places
US principals and assistants will be held
10 building No. 2, Wednesday, 9th inst
lor whites; Thursday, 10th inst. for col,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Terrell.
Special to the Gazette.

special 70 the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, June Mr.. G. Camp
oell, secretary of the Association Of FIRE
Underwriters for Texas, has been in the
city to-day, looking into the efficiency of
our hre department. He went AWAY yerv
fayorably impressed. 10y
The weatheris still very hot and dry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Wills Po,n,


special TO the Gazette.
Wills POINT, Tx, June l.-Elder
Jonn l. Foe, Christian minister from
Lonsview, closed a three-days' meeting
20 uay' -Four converts were added to the
CLUTCH one of them being leading mer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

GnSmaA TiRSD hUgCLEs SPREHGTH.
AE-A uaneh, pain nDnihilbfsd, iunHmma.
\ uE4A llon tubdned aud mulhrial ana opi.
~, iltEq, ign''es diHehses prevented ~ that
lllltN4 N ilp pshlliDle aniidote 10 pain ana In
~ ~ Illumination, tho Culifufa Anti Pain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
an Than You nl AlM

nave tried your CHiiGura Remedlrs ana ma
shem hti that you claim and he donand tns
lhem IN this section ia great w
AUGUSTUS w. COIIINA
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Jefferson.

Special TO the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, June 1.-The 81
entered nolle prosequi in the Sid ID -
case, charged With murder. oed
The case of Joe j. HAYWOOD, CTS
with the murder OF Capt. John t, az on
was called yesterday and both sas oh
nounced ready for trial. JuIrnoon
tanned about o'clock in the Nv his.
The prosecution is represenpsted bv
trict Attorney Sheppard, &. George
Judge James, II. Rogers, & and Hon
Il. Todd and Capt. Nelly. The de-.
Charles S. Todd Of TexaTrs. ]. IT, and
tense is represented by Eamp, w. r,
C. A. Culberson, McKaAl.
Armistead aud p, II. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

Onticnra Remedios are n nositve cn,a a..
every form Of shin and blood disnngea
ron plHpite 20 scrofnla. Sold gyorywkcre
pIle9i Cul urn, ID cents. soap, IS cents:
DRUG AND CHEMICAL 90 boston MAJ
senl ior "ligw TO Cure skin niseas6s.6
SKIN biemishea f'mplss. Ilaokboad. ana
NV" BABY liumors, use dutlcura soap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
MeHioau' Engage IN a Fight.

DIG SPRINGS, TEX, June 1.-Two
nekicans' whose names could not be as
ceilalned, engaged In quarrel last nlpbt
W., TiiG "a ' en1eo IN one cutting the other in
may prove fatal. '''o'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
valley Mills.

Special to the Gazette.
VALLEY MILLS, TEX, June lone
hundred thousand pounds of wool was
bought here yesterday. Several clips,
averaging $4,000 pounds, were sold for
10 $40 cents per pound. Such prices
show that wool can be marketed here at
Just us good figures as anywhere.
The cornerstone OF the new roller
fiour-mill to be erected here was laid to-
day.
c. NJ. Patillo mas embarked in the lum-
Der business at this place, and contem.
plating boom for the town, has ordered
an immense stock of lumber.
Weather dry and rain needed badly
Small grain already damaged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

Boards of health iudorse Red Star
Cough Cure as free from poison. Prompt
and sure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
SPLENDID sArIsrAoIlnA

Luueura Remedies nave given splendld AMI
itaolion " those OF my customofe WHO havn
hhd occasion 10 use THEM ""'N
oo,..,. =, HENRY 1ERMANN, Druggist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
NIonptte.


Correspotd ence of tb@ay SI.-News OF
MONTAGUE, Tint Clair, by Deputy
the killing OF JlJand Charley Sterling
Sherlhs Bill ~ George Garrison and
OF this couuty Of Wise county, has
Constable Sre. Saint Clair was an
lust reachdct, having been sent
escaped Junty for horse stealing.
from theame upon him near biz step
The oGeen Coombs, in Jack ccanty.
father the officers he opened fire on
= ON geveral shots were exchanged,
Z. tbelaTley Sterling drew his Winches-
= we'd and killed Saint Clair instantly.
: ulcers came out unhurt. Seat IRIS
Ia hole shot through his hat.
The constable AZ Sunset arrested four
Ities yesterday. Their names your
failed 10 learn. They had
IN hiding around Sunset for seven days
had two horses In the bush. They |
! have their examining trial to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
fro'raetcd Meeting at whItewr,eh,
special TO the Garet,o

:, "as.IIEwMdHr, Tx, June i.--After
s1e ulstflet conference closed Saturday
night, Rev. 7. l.. Mulin commenced :
p IN meeting, which is meetin%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
STATE NEWS.
OOings and Happenings Q, n. M.
occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
rom Over tho state Repoy,so
specially for the Gazstte BY ia
Own Correspondence.
Killed by q Ranger.

correspondence OF the Gazette,
~ SoNwiN, TIN, May es.--wesley Col.
t ier' a noted thief in these parts. was
Anea wednesday morning by a Texss
t ranger He was wanted at Fredicks hnra
1oI the participation In the murder ~ !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02
Aurora.


Special to the Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, June 1.-The concert
given Saturday night for the benefit Of
the Union church was success. The
house was crowded. Several couples
from Decatur were In attendance, The
same programme will be repeated Satur-
Gay night June ., with several additional
pieces. The rr2Gsass6dhiG ikstnurs rhustu
,TIl hhe A epprr22Iiig and win open again in
September. Prof. Herley deserves credit
for the work he has Just finished. He Is
an able teacher and we hope that he will
remain with us,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

The Finest RaEors Ia the WorIa
Az Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

A disordered liver is the bane OF life
Take Morris' Cascarlre and restore liz
healthy condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

S .,rss the evening was spent IN converse
ton soon alter the visitors left the hgn's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

syraneeTaents to light rarls wsIn eiev1is
lIeht. On with the boom for Paris!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

1t cures rheuE-
the best remeworth Grocer Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-02

He-No Te'
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Cotton Seed Received BuiidIDKs
Seeking Other Fields Personal.
speoial 20 the Gazette