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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

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seems hos n BE- s6s onl5 sizA oSseiaI hat
. poof NI6oq ahsogs giA,r SOC great thd
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37ef oBs szsihse ph0m IS partner
5foo9at s6@ fDr services rendered in
eoiecsibg pension sna ihsersst Al tais
nta06t $40 zoo,5 ass's knopieSgs a.
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tas ufrss,actiaz rood msn " ha7s 8
mixed yaftsof - ae mtadefs tarooga
ne sgssses II VANITY Fair,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

LNOR RENT-furnIshed hops
II W rent my house. or patl g =
slble parties; good locality; WI
and yard. Gall or address Nh
81 ltusk street city.
G1RAYED or sTOLEN--8 w,
- horse, sixteen hands Or 0lt v
pounds, branded 3 in o Y "
harness n nrks; an old rope hNt,si
very gentle. Any INFORMATION 4
recovery vii DO saitebly rewaia,' \;
Fort wortl Tex July q. lse 4
NTANTHD-A good phyelelA.
w can find a good location ".
on the n. 4 T.. railroad, Aup, II.
care Of saiet'c oflicc, FORT VOTE VOTE. !.
A kTEslAN BATH uoUst--s..i,s.
N water. eighty gallons pei s'iaill
ralnwater white sulphur, mat w
tho best bathing water IN tne W. ~,
used ne at Hot Springs, drums ~ ~ n
Ing Single tickets. 20 cenu w.
MaTkle 4 Hnymaker, pfoPhs"'
corner public squar M
EORT WORTH MusEUh--yapses'l,
n taxidcrmlst. All birds anu y
~ natural MS life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29


~ enthusiastic exchange having ven
tsrsd sae seemingly Sass assertion shs'
Tsxss aI3re cogl6 MP Mezieo, pss cor.
fsoteG IN coi6et 5l159sd asd more
tsasi0as contemporary, when fends1sd
ne enthusiast ssas NsxisO Sas = popoia-
s,oh d i5,tH8,55s an Texas not more
than 2 $50 b56 me odds are vsfg CREST,
indeed, 5ss considering tls mater
seri0asiy, ne tsbhot ~ sstt 10 potJd he
~ Impossible undertaking 70 eissa cat
ne grssssfs
The srfby tbSs rnsrshsd through Mex
iso n 1851 wss to1aposed 81 1858 than
100, no men. The sossi hamoet u gol8n.
fssfs snd regulars in ,he ssf7ics N The
United states MSS i)i ,zs2, bgt n these
a efsas faahy dsysr crossed the 30
stsbGe not single defeat checked the
adgsbts n This glc'oH0as army from tue
iins 70 sst f5ot on Mestsn soil until Is
entered ne conquered capital u ths
enemy s8d GloisSsd ths terms u peace
The stat n Texas could send % the hsid
25C, bbt capsule volunteers, every msn n
them as good q soldier "a those oi 1886
We have q voting population ~ 10000 Or
more, ana csftsiBiy 250,006 of these sts
Eligible ior ssryics IN the field Mssicy
has u course, grown Some IN population
since 1885, bot very litlls The only
increase has been tie natural IN.
crease ~ me excess u births
oYer deaths, and This excess is
but nominal The frequent vars and
revelations in tbas country keep the
soldier population Killed On as fast % u
comes On Mexico had In 1916 abou,
900, 900 souls, and to-day not over 10.
900, 900, Of whom less than 100000 ore
whites, The others being Indians and
mixed breeds n less than 100000
soldiers could Oyerwbelm country Di
10000 people in 1916, why could moi
250, 900 prevail sgaiust the same people
when they have increased in numbers {,
1g,000,00Oi
There IS no probability, Indeed, ihsI
Texas viii have TO bear the burden d
var In the event Of hostnliles, but II 10 81
we'll 20 understand what We could do Il
left ~ ourselves. Had the republic o
Texas maintained its autonomy in 1855
instesd oi merging IT In that Of th'
tinted states, and the dispute nov en-
gsglng public attention had come up vi
would have had p9body 10 depend On Du
ourselves But as II ls ne ore a part Of I
nation that could In short while organ
lls and throw into Tho hostile country NJ
army II 900, 900 men, II that number wert
considered necessary, and not be strained
much ny over exofti0u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
CAnyED a NFgnO.
a Tennessee Hnck uorftbiy aiatnstss "a
uIaeh ufOthsri

NAsnwtfs, rsNS., July ~ The news
~ most horrible murder comes FROM
near Jasper, IN Marion county Two
negroes, Ben Hicks aud Tom Hayes, got
into difficulty over quarrel between
their wives. Hayes attacked Hicks With
razor. whereup0n Hicks drew a large
pruning knife aud cut Hayes, cOmmenc
inR AZ. he iuEulaf vein, seteriug u. He
then cut several ribs entirely IN twain,
ilyIded up his heart, opened hla stomach
and bowels, Gus portion Of one ear on,
out one ieg nearly on and indicted other
minor iulurles, from whlcb Hicks died
Instantly The murderer escaped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
nnnnIA Fnn AL

EOH RENT--A nice large ne
II room; well ventilated and Wy.
ny near busine, for TWO gers
az $50 Monroe street.. 4
ilnH i.ENf-Nioely furnishes n
L southern exposure, with n "a
tOJ ThrockmOrton, between Thse|
EUR liENT--Furnishsd r0oml n
II ana IN n healthy locally -
and Grove, No. 4t2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
INDIANS AND BEARS STARVING.

arctic Hears are Moving Southwark 80 FIND
Something TO Fat.
81 JoHFs,iN. H., July ~ "A dispatch
from White Bay says large number of
Arctic bears, driven south by starvation,
have crossed over from Pennyland, and
are devastating the country. The bears
number over 1000 ard have appeared
near Cape Mugiord.
The Indians 10 that locality have been
eating their dead companions. Those
who die among the white settlers are
buried secretly, TO keep the Esaulmaux
IRON getting their bodies, and their
graves are disguised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

a small girl OF Boston, IN compost.
ton describing different nationalltles.
wrote "Chinaman-- Color, yellow, hab.
lts, cate rats and smokes opium, oeenns.
ton, washing aud ironing Negro-CoI.
Or, black habits, likes liver; Occupation.
beats carpets. Amerlcan--Color. white ,
habits, eats beans and tishballs SUNDAY
mornings occupation. builds Churches
and school.houses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
wANTEp-FEmALKa IN

WTASTED-a nurse, 4 yoafg VI
w care for a little haby Appl7Hil
WANTED A good servant y 4
w homework ana cooking, niis'
Apply AZ 7tt West seqesih ihse
Huffman Implement Cdmphnys fEl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

ffdsv A W. TsYt6,sy wnoss 6ssea pts
aoaoasesG n ese press yesterday, ess
orc q ne r,oss promising po8aeai sad-
era n TIE sssss Be naae ~ a,sfk -
sds lass lezlsistafs ts ore % sas brizhoess
issoglscss In mas 5odg, sa6 BOT ~ BIZ
sssime,y so6 would as9s Won tae aizh1ss
sssgif dffsstetlsn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

Tas sS1oY 0ho ssgIes ~ eena.s "sie
sisderrasfes scaoos ~ sesfseasn1 err
s.sstss wofsi i1sorssce IS zoe ysoen
gssea carefully iacsicfsss as9s- $50 o..
ssf IL seems n9rs sesri7 y fssen5 = =
sgsInssx sosoos bf eFizeszaoers, . ore
nay isGg. from reports - ssstasts ased
40 5,oey6g s6ees o5sstaed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
wANTED-MALE HFul

NJANTED. a white baf6ek Al
w Virgin, Palestine, TeS,
agents y
w spscialties big money u e
salary, ana expenses paid. Aediial
y. n VI. Co, box lis. Newport, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

M tkz zaA " a0se mas sac fsaae-
mssts d View TAX joafps'sse
eosft4s5 ere a1s w1ssoss Aeif iaacehcs
N sse sep67 wess The Porasa1 ore
zoniss 81 tsfsrrihg ~ a. ESTEEMED en-
sem S5Yaty ~ 'fssat viz Sl1, Jsspsr ",
gaassoa saoNs ihss !: exchanges mih
sse View Yoyk Gsiles &a6 reads them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

In another column Of this issue will be
found an entirely now and novel speci.
men Of attractive advertising. n h one
OF the neAtest ever placed IN our paper.
and We think our readers will DO well re-.
paid Tor examining the supposed dlaplay
letters ~ the advertisement Of I'riokiy
Ash Bitters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29


a gsry attractive Man = s.''
Texas Midland roa ra4 ".
Santa p railway, co n, ~ /
formation d sxttemsl, a. \
round-srip tickets q nv v.
torn, ffotals.i points 81 NJ.
o. q. Tsileay The ra,s ~, X
GA.vesson SOD return 4 ~ w
round trip, f,sitg lea ~. Y.
ths rates of fsfe rwgI.,,,. !,
excursion tickets y,
Foft Worn On satnrdss' I.
cgfsiphist 70 Galvestns w
giving him or her as tl's \, ".
,'aY Sunday and sua6,' Y. Y
Island city, and enablIss
1ohda1's train In addaI
rates Of fare, TIE Treins ,.','' \
lts fsse % ~ per dav h n
these sxcufslOn tickets. 4
deduc.s ~ per cent Tispe'
is going 70 DO a rushIngsos
Fort wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

IIr ihbuman spectacle Of man trying
W talk q lot u fellow beings to death -
ioo dileh essen in this country npw. In
time u broioHua peace such things
should 60t be allowed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
r0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

News correspondents Of TINS Gahstrs
are positively prohibited from sending
political pms 70 this paper as news mai
tst Tps aalRttt Wsuts political news,
baf nat pdiisicsi pbHs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

NEWSPAPER reporters are She principal
nlibesses aphinsi The Chicago anarchists.
Il IL not generally known that they are
pat on their honor, like lorde, instead Of
belue sw0ru, ~ common piebelaus are
A reporters vofaolty is never assalled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
naLtrrt seaacn ofFIcts.

84tesa n sNy6n. naa89ey
INV, E>ss--T H foaa. saet1st
pssrs Al 4 fglpsc mansNtr
sass4lrT sTffe uthREefs
wkf4sseFpet ~ p tSsse7, mshafW
bfe-&afJ Il wfrsJy NEt9Tff,
fNspyyafsg 81 NaWerHn, mahtfef
0fefsstt4 P68e seate6y, NanA9sr
1Nffgsf ri PSrs fsaa1ef
fthe9ssy ~ II Hyf5, MAtagsr
~ PlfS.s = fyasF, 'fhht1ey
81 wsf2fi s.rP aH tsS . = Hicssrr
raeaEAfy
}fffsfF esfy7s 2 WW,haat, ntnasH
efft8a gffrf fTffe1. mtttEff
stsEsftfe ~ WseeIsg, tFdsZsf
ftrrsssgs, n = NspFffF, Mtah2w
fsvsef4.-3 p Msfg4sfei naf8fer
fftcft IN p Fdi3fY- ma 2gsf
NJ ~ ENea.ss - % AAth ranlf1n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

Tes shares oi Use Ward Consolidated
Miuiog company sold q lew days since
iof eight cents share, These we're Q
part u ibs ssstts Of Grant Ward "AhI
what o falling 81 was there, my lords.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29


NIYIAN Il RYLANp, gehefh w
Y lo0tiOn agents Tor Mn "
Texas, Tascosh, Tet,
nR. w. w. ROUTH, holasss.lssfl
~ sos Mains rcet, Opposite w.
3 To 40 q. M, 1880 W ana \ w, lli|
n to 1. Residence Third s'4r'4
Telephone connections,
HODGES n WELLS, A. ,s, NJ
III Montague, Toxns. spool,,en
TO land and c0mmeroln- ls'sse..1'' ~
~ u. MUNDt, attorney 4 ilshes
~. agent, Clay county,
once IN uri-hoase, ,,.ss f.6
DtHCHffkLD A sIEli'tesse1r Z
ID yers and LAM agents, M n
county, TOxas render lhnls e.lIa
furnish abstrao.i OF aud pen.,sss,.s n ~
redeem and rel resent s.1gl|la4
Have oomplet. hbHtrhcw w las "a
DOMAIN, Wichita Knox, bnlttl3r
counties. LAND Irrigation = "a,
yXTOOD, FfBifHk a avhs
wv Law, San Maroos, ysa 'e iil.II|
nAvIs, hKALL a ROsllall ~ ys'I 4.
IL Oounsel0ra et Law. yss'wcU,i Z
llpnai bank Main street tv''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

Mfs q ". TE ".
ssulpt15 J. q x WY =.
~ fl alabs.,@s,' w.
s.ga, asasra slsss Y, \.
, ''..' d her bsadss@.. I
NspesfA On the INA Y. ~
=, = r I'issmsn Who nv, "
Bt,,oklyn, end Il i, WY!
~ ~ ~ \. even - ne Sa \.
y ~; y. ne rent II biz ~, D',sl
% - nsrfon.br NV nj
re ~, work vas sse ,,','.'a
~ n 2 '.l brother, tssn wv u M
- Z visit - her hes.'aA ~
s !. che took /, % ,s N
z sfygh "Nadams ~ .. ,,,g'
Y "tbisooy has a,,n.,s w I
~ 7ears afprwsta,' ',,ilas
pnpii u Bfonn's .,a
i,,ahoa'it'hs Of The w,
esrsef yes achieved inis
scoipt1f ''u p ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

had case OF innammatory rheumatism
~ nearly Al the large joints, accom-.
panied with high fever; gave TonRallne
~ ursohm doses every four hours, and
aVoh,.e lot the lever; to-day my patient
anis 70 De out and doing well.
W W BAXTER NJ. D., HersrnAn, Ills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

AND 1ow DIN IA in ibe fray, and viii
eleys.e his baroo 70 keep lime TO Glbbs'
f0s horn IN She meantlme the Tatraut
county candidate is preparing his house
hold Tor sujoufn ia Washington City
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
nnsInEsa nHAKcn

L'OR SALE a well esiAblishtdsl|
II grocery bust ess. Capitsl ~
rent. located on West WeaihNl
tween Lamar and Burnett siis,a
ca. Schueller nt store for term, e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
MONEY! Tnl Ill.

we are now Yr9pared 70 loan III
snm desired, on pastures, impmit
ranches. VIII slsO bny vsh6N's
sDMMERYiLLH u
HS Main street, Vi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

t,1 so4fp, sa,s Aetica - ~ sas spsa
80 rs ~ sr,scsos - rsse Hsen ssacs
szs.ase p5usen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

THE Indians Democrats have nOfnl.
mated Mf Lsnb for congress, abd very
surprisingly the qheepnen afe All against
him they look upon him as Lamb IN
itnn .ltahh nlnihlnR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

nJooBhuAwr "a q new word for the
man who talks too mitch with hls mouth
Il vas lnyehisd 70 NJ The case Of The
patk Lantern candidates Thty are tho
worst i1obshaws In the business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
A BROOKLYN FAILURE.
Weh'known Chemical manufaofurina
fifm suspsnds Payment.

hEw YoRR, July r.. The nrm Of Mar
un kalnoilsch's Sons, oue Of the larges,
and bestkuown chemical manufacturing
1rms OF brooklyn, bas suspended pay,
ment ana asked Tor the appointment Of .
receiver Their liabilities are placed Al
~ ,OOoiOpOi assets, 81 300, 900. Three
brothers compose the nrn. and domestic
difficulties caused their suHpension
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

"Pfhsf bales are coming IN nOw'a.
dsys sUme 81 themste very scsnt bales,
bat they cstcb a premium
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

FRtNs ufHAtb u aicst0wn, 10 ,dsrss
abd lesss John J. Sullivan Pennsylvs.
nis IL great state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

ttRsusaEFn ihs Mamoi" Nould be An
inspiring slogan, DO, II would lack ihs
freshness lhst n had IN 1856
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

Taf Vermont Democrats sbsin 70 look
forward % = n0t campaign They have
Nominated Mr. shufloH for governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29


MONKf ~ foAS-sjs ~
vi tity property Afpiv ~
once over STOCK JoarhN
MOSEY 10 LOAg-On H.. Il
vi Ia sGms u 500 anf srFs,i
rates Interest paghbis ess n
Humphreys a Brantly. 0vts X, h
streets, Fort Worth Ter,
MONEY 10 LOAN Essna \
LfA have some css1 that fnfy 4
snort bans, also sOina 50 ehs
SAFE Dfiice 5li Iitus,on street
MONEY TO LOAN i WiilGF, Fl
wi land notes Ia sgrs y M
loans made all over North Tesun
realesta,c on long time Al l0u isla
simpson az Elm sfrsst. DaIsas, Ia
MONkT 10 LOAN -. D Ina,
wi " tassitsr, atlOrneg Ii hs
loan tn any amount On real e,liaI
Of Texas, ana vendor Iish nolli
is5ng or shOrl time ard ltsF ID "a
first national bans, F0r. W9f 4
Worth National hank. Fort Won. 4
ply ~ or hd1fc's Iugram Efsssila
street. FORT Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

IN il eaid liat tbe Apache squaws light
AZ we'll az ihe bucks, rhss accounts Tor
tho ~ success u our soldiers They
cam ehooi The nsfriCfs for fear u hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

Two thousand bushels ~
W.F. rlI
gon8I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
WANT C0LU|


tTHE Peoples fst5i,isssSs "A
4 once. gp staifs 0vef pt.ta|
EslIoads hOieis fafmers M
ifactf' and priVate sFmi3ss N
reliable he y, b0th male Gnd Z, VI
Gers promptly attended ~ r, n
q W Guyhn, Pr0yrlesog,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
MUS p.g aonpfso, JULy y.

nm c0URTy DBHoCHATIr
JIGRBT
hf8ts ttst7s, Gt9. " fibgtf
coahi7 judgs. itob san Rptman
County slbof8sg Is T. canosk
Couosy clerk, Tam = sWAyne
Bisnes sieYk, T.. q Ts9lot
shsrB. ~ silpp
county treasurer, W 2 Ferguson
Ctautg assessor, James Robinson
Tag e0ilatJf, y Murray.
county sapgsyof, O W Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
WANTED BoAnpEa

HURST GLASS BOARD and Va
II ut reasonable prices. CAL hnaH|
Pecan corner East Third street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
a4Tts o. SUBSCRIPTION

m nm sD6scsf8ges,
tpsaas. pyspegd ~ - fs6asAertj
tssrg WssR91
fsse 3Nsy ~, 50 Nf trfd1sss "
ebwSaias 4l $50 ~ Mo9gns
s1tSag N rsfrg " ssy sNatni p,sepaid.
yeIfvsGeD M clRefgPsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29

District Assembly Ne. 70 concluded
their labOrs on saturday aud adjourned
10 meet IN Austin on the third Monday In
January next. Messrs q. w. w. Smith
Of san Antonio ard N. 4. Hour Of Austin
having resigned their positions upon the
executive board, Mcssrs Theo. II, Banks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
DTUVIIIU
follows:

There being a vacancy in the Office Of
Justice of the Peace in Clay district by
reason of the failure of Mr.. George /.
Mathison, the official elect, to serve,
on motion of Mr.. Peterson, Mr.. Ri. ellis
pie was chosen to fill the vacancy. w.
ID. Rutherford was also chosen to fill the
office of constable in Centre district.
The matter of the compromise of the
claim of John Burns against the county,
was brought up On a motion by Mr.. Picket,
to repay to Mr.. Burns the sum of $S3.5 {,
costs incurred by him. II was stated by
Mr.. Picket that when Mr.. Burns compro-
missed his claim of 81, 200, for $3.50, he
expected to he paid the lat
ter amount. Instead of receiving
it, however, $3.50 costs were deducted
from the $3.50, and then the lawyers took
most of the remainder, leaving but $l7
for the claimant. The matter provoked q
long discussion, Messrs. Picket and
Boring being favorably disposed toward
the proposition, while MeSSrs. Peterson,
Stoker, Woods and Maxwell, opposed it.
After nearly an hours talk the question
was put and the motion lost, ayes 8,
nays ;.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10
o'clock. The Board will meet as com
mittee of the whole on certain matters
relating to the the new cour house this
morning at . o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
CURIOUS DISCOVERY.
WHAT A FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF Mr..
IL RICE REVEALED.
A Kit Of Carpenter fools Found Concealed in a Bed Of
ShaUnsS Beneath the
Hearth.

A very strange discovery was made yes
terday at the residence OF Mr.. J, l.. Rice,
on Fourteenth street. At about four
o'clock Saturday morning the family were
awakened by a very strong smell of wood
smoke, and on Investigation on the lower
floor, from which the smoke proceeded, re-
yealed the fact that there was a hire be-
meath the hearth in the dining room. A
portion of the hearth was at once torn up,
= small hose attached to the hydrant, and
after some trouble, the fire was drowned
out. The building was insured, n On
the matter being reported ut the ONCE OF
the American Insurance Company, yester-
day, Mr.. P. B. Dobbins went up to the
house to see dam
ACE had been done. While
examining the location of the fire, Mr..
Dobbins' attention was attracted to some
bright object, protruding from under the
portion of the hearth which had not been
torn up, and on pulling it out he was sur
prised to find a new carpenters hand saw,
with the label still on the handle. Think
ing probably that he had struck a earpen-
ter SnOp, MT. DODDluS COhtihuSo ~
search, and was rewarded Oy
the discovery of a Ratchet, gouge
and q gauge, all new and IN
GOOD condition. A careful examination
Of the hearth showed that instead Of there
being ten inches or afOot of sand beneath
the bricks, as il customary, the box upon
which the heasth rested had been filled up
with shayings and small blocks of wood
until nearly on n level with the floor,
there being but about a inch of sand
beneath the bricks. Hot ashes had fallen
down the c~reviees between the bricks and
worked through the sand to the shaylngs,
which had resulted in q fire.
The presence of the tools IN
the midst of the shavings
cannot be accounted for, except upon the
theory that when the house was built
the brieklayers, to save trouble, had filled
ND the box under the hearth with refuse
from the carpenters benches to save sand,
and had accidently swept the tools IN
along with the shavings. Aside from
the extravaganza of filling up hearth boxes
with tools, the plan is open to other
objections, and should not be encouraged
by builders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
THE c BOYS.
$4,000 For SO Invested.

Fortune has smiled on Messrs. Edward
II. and George Washington Laycock and
T. L. Pendell, farmers and tobacco ralsers
living near Kecne, KY, bringing them a
SUN of money larger than could be made
by years of toll and strict economy. They
invested 81 each and purchased three one
fifth tickets in the Louisiana State Lottery
at New Orleans. One of these proved to
be a one-ffth of ticket No. 04.552, which
drew the capital prize of$75. OOOat the reg
ular monthly drawing on Nov. 9th. On
learning of their great fortune, they placed
their ticket in the hands of the First Nat
ional Bank in this city, and by return
mail received q check for $4,000, giving
them S., 600 each on the one dollar invest
ed. They were delighted to find that they
had struck it so rich. They are hard
working, industrious tobacco ~ralserS, and
all their friends are gratifed at their
good luck. They will hereafter be called
Colonies. They advise all their friends to
try the royal road to fortune through the
Louisiana State Lottery .-LGriagton (hy.)
Press. Nor. 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
4 Grand

We call your attention to the advertise
ment of a remedy which has stood the test
gilmore than a half century with increasing
popularity and is universally admitted to
have no equal as a medicine for the cure OF
diseases originating in a d~iSOrdered Liver,
such as Dyspepia, BiliOusness, COnstipa-
ton, Collie, etc. Simmons Liver Regulator
is q simple and harmless medicine,
purely vegetable, and can he safely and
a~dvantageously used under any circum-
stances. 1t acts mildly and etfectually
and is especially valuable as a Family
Medicine, which position it holds in So
many homes. We do not know another
preparation which can bring forward such
Endorsements from heads of families and
those holding the highest official and social
positions. Keep Simmons Liver Regulator
in you house, it will reduce your doctors
bill and insure for your families health
and happiness.
1t is not to be wondered at that so pOpu-
lar and meritOriOus a medicine should be
cOunterfeited. The Medicine they cannot
initiate, but they copy its exterior, general
appearance and use names so suggestive of
Simmons Liver Regulator as to catch the
unwary. Don't risk your health, perhaps
life, by not exercising proper discrimina-
ton in buying. BE sure you are right.
Look and see that you get the Genuine
which has always the Trademark u in
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ture of j. II. Zeilin & Co, on its side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-07
Lou
Al. RICE a co.

We have heard very frequent re-
marks former holiday times,
about the trouble I'm seeing what
you want. and the WOrry In thinking
what TO buy"
This year I'm addition to cur regular
lines We have added new mes. and the
space we usually devote 20 Millinery,
We now set aside to an exhibit OF
Brass, Leather, Plush, Felt N VIII
low ware. We have bought largely Of
these goods, and offer very choice
and useful novelties suitable for
Ladies', Gentlemen, Girls,,BOys and
Children. WedOn't want 60 take mp
the space to-day with . list Of what We
offer, but We think We are safe I'm say
ing, thai you will hnd such variety
and excellence OF stOek that by CALI
ing on us you may avoid h disagree
Able features yOu formerly expert
eneed I'm making your holiday pur-
ehases AL khOE -.