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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

BLAINE's CERITY.-COnnecticut Is a
New England State and Maine is a New
England State. Mr.. BLAINE knows, or
ought to know, what goes on in his own
New-Epgland Connecticut, but he loses
sight of the oppressed white workingmen
at bis door and expends his sympathy upon
the well-ied, contented negroes Of the
South. In the last issue OF the New York
Voice letter from Willimantic, Conn.,,
says:
Manufacturers will no doubt attempt
to hulldoze their employees as they did in
1884. In that campaign one very wealthy
operator ran his mills shOrt-banded, and
said to his men: II Blaine is not elected
your little homes. now worth $4,000, will
not be worth more than $500, and mills
will be obliged to close down. Another
told his men, III Cleveland Is elected
shall shut down my MILL Another said,
If the Democrats win | can only employ
half as many men as now By these de-
vices the laborers were bulldozed into the
support of the Republican ticket as dis
honestly rs ever negro in the South was
intimidated by shotgun"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

Nj. W r
pounds weight
.anornsn1 GTINNs PIONEER r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

BLAINE AND THE PRESIDENCY Ihi!1del
phid, October 27.- In an interview at tht
Continental Hotel to-day Senator John
Sherman was asked as TO the presidential
contest in 1883, and whether he thought
Mr. Blaine would he the Republican can
didate. Mr.. Sherman replied: al have moi
had any conversation with Mr.. Blaine upon
the subject. II would be delicate question
to touch upon. IL Mr.. Blaine wants The
nomination l think he can get il. 1t is for
him TO decide the matter. No candidate
should be named without special reference
il had 10 New York. The duty OF the
next National Convention, take 1t, is to
name a candidate who will be acceptable to
New York. II is for Mr.. Blaine - decide
whether he can succeed in that State. II
he should be twice beaten IL would be dis
astrOus to him, for that would end hun pc.
litically. However, it is two years OIL
time enough for the moulding OF sentiment.
! haven't heard that Mr.. Blaine wants the
nomination."
But everybody else has heard it. Mr..
SHERMAN does not wish TO hear it. lie con-
sders himself as the one Republican who
could carry New York, owing to the fact
tn It as Secretary OF the Treasury he exc
cu.ed so faithfully the orders OF the Wall
street Spectators. That Is the reason he
sad what he did about the importance OF
sc ,uripg the vote Ct New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

The fact Is that the people have come
around TO the position taken by the SKA
two years ago namely, that The coinage %
the silver dollar does no harm whatever
heso York Sun.
We suspect that the people bad come
round 10 that position before Congress
passed Tue silver bill OF 1878.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
A Crippled Confederate says:

commenced GUlNNs PloNEEh anu
can now
ong beyond calculation
oNS CottonBuyer Macon Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

"The Bellefoniaine Repa5iicdn says aptly
thrt the people can rebuke corrupt method;
best by defeating them" The people gave
evidence OF an appreciation Of that fact at
the last presidential election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

The Ellijay (Ga.) Courier says; "Cnest'
ru,s a,e taken al this Office as pay Tor The
Courier Let BLAINE and SHERMAN send
along copies Of their recent campaign
spppchps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
s0~ CUR 7 AIN S.

Our new CURTAIN DEPARTMENT Is so
arranged that we can display twenty sty.es
of CUkTAI NS at one time.
We show an extensive stock or LACE
CURTAINS from 81 up to $50 pair.
CHENILLE and TURC0NAN CURTAINS
and PORTIERES from $3.50 up to $50
All kinds OF CURTAIN FIXTURES.
WINDOW.SHADE5.
An Immense stock from 76c. pair up TO
s5-al on spring rollers.
BLANKETS.
900 pairs will be added TO our stock To-
DAY. No such an assortment can be fouud
elsewhere. Buy your BLANKETS now
&C. 81 LEVY Il DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

at was very generous and unselish in
Mr.. BLAINE;to lay flowers and shed tears
over the grave OF THAD. STEVENS" EyI-
IDENTIFY JIM thought of the lines
"Asyou are now, ICON shall be-
,,oitically
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

"several of the Continental Powers are
talking about compelling Epglandto evacu-
ate Egypt" All OF which suggests the
story OF belling the cat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

It's hoped that Liberty win so enlighten
Now Workers that they will be able to I'M
de,s stand that Gotham Is not the United
gtafps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

"Mr. TALMAGE is said TO have opened
bis mouth for HENRY GEORGE" IL P"c%S
mixtures Of TALMAGE's mouth are true to
LIE. MGEORGE is o gone COON"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

John Hughes, farmer near Chebspse,
Ill. has been boring for water on bis farm
for over twelve months. The dill ~ no y
Gown 400 feet, and The earth Il said 10 be
80 dfy that thy pour water Ia the hole 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
,up RICH MOND DISPATCH--FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1886.
sy- DRESS TRIMMINGS.

The latest styles OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
An immense stock OF BUTTONS.
JEr TRIMMINGS In endless variety.
IEr BEADED SETS for trimming dresses
BsA1Ds. CORDS, ORNAMENTS, GIMP5,
FRIYGES, TAsSELS, &C.
oca7 LEVY n DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
BBIER COMMENT.

There /, one man who hates BLAINE
worse than BLAINE hates tue SOURI, "'o
his. name Is SHERMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
MARRIAGES.

WiLSON-SMlTH- Married on the 9Th
instant In this city, by Rev. =. G. Clopton,
Mr.. JOSEPH A. WILSON ana Miss ELLA
y. SMITH both Il this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

is an indispensable companion TO those
whose lives are largely spent in travel,
who are exposed to frequent changes
of climate and weather, to the i'll effects
Of hastily prepared or improperly cook
cd food and constant changes in diet. It's
Use will remove the i'll effects from these
causes. No traveller should be without
it.. For this
SEASON AND THIS CLIMATE
We have m especial word. Browns Iron
Bitters is a perfect anti-malarial medi-
cine. 1t drives the poison out OF the
blood; it removes the causes which pro.
ducc chills and fevers, intermittent and
other malarial feyers. If too late for
preventive its use viii prove sure
cure. II builds up the system from the
depressing influences of malaria, and
leaves none Of the unpleasant or danger
Gus after effects of other medicines
Ouinine is now condemned by the medi-
cal profession. 1t frequently leaves the
patient with congestion, neuralgia, and
sometimes with deafness. None Of these
follow the Use Of
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
The genuine has trademark and crossed
red lines on the wrapper, and is made
only by The
BROWN CHEMICAL co. Baltimore, Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.

Ladies DESTROYS OF famillsrizlng them-
selves with the correctness In style with
the lowest quotation In price; with the
largest assortment in trimmed or I'M
trimmed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
A SUPERB FLESH-PRODUCER And TONIC.
HEIR THE WITNESSES!
TIN TO TWENTY POUNDS.

wano of ixty.E
GUINHs PIONEER nne tonic "a
a.,
e0o'' ~ -" WV Az g. CAMPBELL Cotton Gin Maker
MACON 49, 1885,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Wonderful Cures Of Blood and Diseases.

OF GUINNS PlONE
that have seen some "
and blood Diseases
Doubt the MEDICINE before the country
A. Wulamsvine, Pike county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

"a ~
n consider 1t fine tonic wei
Ihayeor Respectfully A. H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

The Proposed New Courthouse Is an
Issue In the Sree Comfy Of
Bcsqce.
ENaminntkon and Come vf--New onlee--
rhsy nldn's find A,v place
rhsy Lihea.

special 10 she 0sgctic,
MoRU,N, Tax, March G,---T'ne Santa
lie folks have has new Office bnllt this
week, and the ioymcr one, part a which
has always been srod for waltineEoom.
will now answer ,lse latter purpose eN.
usiyely
The monthly cNasainatlon aud concert
by the school last night was an entertain.
lng occasion, and lafgc crowd went out,
notwithstandlnh the utaddy streets.
The ak gentlemen who went West on y,
prospecting tour afew weeks ago have
returned None ~ thrm found any
places out ihcrc that werr sufficiently az.
tractlye to capsr them 70 locate
The people an over the county are
thoroughly aroused over tho new court
house question. and at the next meeting
Of the commissioners court probably
two.thirds Of the taxpayers IN hosguo
will appear before that honorable body IN
person io bssccclt n 10 recall les late nc
/ ton OF ofdetsOg new court house. IL
Is clenAy the wish ~ nearly the whole
ltax.paying oiement ef the county outside
4 OF Meridian 80 have the order revoked, 80
~ ~ reasonable to suppose that the court
will aaecdo To me many petitioners,
as IL Ia said TO be composed of reasonable
men, aud u they will only consider the
! financial condition Of neutrality-suspicious.
lat the present timc, and remember that
! scarcely year has passed since they were
taxed thousands of dollars TO erect the
clerant bridges which now span the
Rescue river ut Meridian and Clifton, and
last but not least, that the present iemple
OF Justice Of this county will last for years
] 4 ttIl d hnt than 4.
houses IN oldcrand cQuallyas progressive
counties as this, they win surely see that
the request OF the people Is reasonable
Az on evidence that tho poople Of WAL
nut Springs and vicinity are anxious foi
the measure 10 be roconsidorcd, q copy
OF small circular which they are cans.
inn 20 be distributed all over the county
Is published mellow, which we might adt
IL meeting with hearty response II
every community.
voN roPuLIl voS pRii rAN.rANEhs =,
riE PRoSTl
/, Speak now, or forever hereafter hol'
your peace
Every nelphborhood IN the county Is re
, uuested 20 yet 40 petition TO the honor
nble commissioners court OF Bosqn
/, county. saving whether or not they wan
! n new courthouse built at this timc, am
!. send the eame 90 them at Meridian O
/, March ~, 1916, by delegates chosen fo
= thai purnose We want TO meet 1000 taN
lpayers there on that day We bclicv
7 our honorable commissioners aro reason
able men and viii heed our wishes. Com
> one, come all, Let everybody sproa
this notice aud take au interest IN scndln
up delegates,
ONE HuNpREn TAS4pAYEitS,
In the Saddle, Bosquo County Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
PARIS.
Meeting OF tho Young lmens' Dem .,l.'
.n,b- xioi,n veterans Association
-, - .t,, ga atte

of tho Young 8Menr Demoof"'c
nlnb mexican Veterans Association
special 10 the Gazette
pAais, TEX, March ,e-ln response ~
IN eal last night The Young Mems
club met at the courthouse
hnt owing to the iuclemency q me
wca,her aud the fact that there was
show IN town, there we're plenty q scat
~ ~ ,hose who did attend. However
~ mali the number was they proceeded 20
SnsIneas With u, W woodbridge 70 ule
ossir and John McReynolds secretary,
sIS new members were added 70 wy
ra1l resolution was presented ~
Archie Park for the calling o. = nazs,
,aoe,ine ~ the people Of Paris on nsAt
wondav night at the cunrt-hogs,,s,e'
@ansidsrablc discussion was had Ing
chair appointed the following coinuill VA
" ~. make arrangements; u Levy cna,I'
nan. i a. McNemer, r. u Cannon, ~ =.
~ noblnson and 4. NJ. bprears. l,lis
.ommlitee is requested 70 meet Mohuay
,nasnina AZ o'clock. There ocipk ~
n,ors BUSINESS the club adjourned
According 10 Adjournment o. lass M !, =,
~ the Mexican Veterans assocla,sol
~, sgaln al tbs COURTHOUSE yeHyefaal
nvcnIpg. Is. NJ. Patterson was slee'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
nEoAruR.
\ women who Yielded and rhcn seld
emo" and brought suit.

\ women who Yielded and rhen said
s'Ha" and brought SUIT.
special 20 the Gazette.
DgoArun, Tx, March l.~~tt stu rains
and mud and elush 10 stll plentiful,
County Judge Brady Va ~ his home
south OF town very sick lie has been
feeble Tor somo time and now his many
friends fear he IL another vlctlm OF that
dread disease consumption.
In the district court yesterday Harry
Carter was fined 5000 for aeduolng Mrs
Georgia McCarty, under promise OF mar
rlage. Tho proof showed that Carter OF
ierud 10 make good his promise, and the
parties oamo 20 the ourthouec some
time since and procured liccnsc aud had
Esquire joe w lGmbry 20 begin the Ger
emory, which was done up as 10 the man,
but when the lady was asked u she took
the man for her lawfully welded husband
etc, she replied promptly ''no,'
| Glen llalseil lett yostcr lay for III Pae0
4 and California In search OF health, Ills
wife and DR.. l.. Carpenter accompanied
\ him
4 Miss Ada iloskctt, who has been a
1 teiening belle In Decatur society FOR the
/ past six months, lett yesterday for san
1 Antonio Frank Johnston OF Ford,
| Weekly & Johnston Hardware company,
\ accompanied hor 70 Fort Worth, hut
soma Of the boys say Frank Will not at0p
short OF San Antonio, II There.
Hon John a Gordon went 70 Fort
Worth on legal business yesterday
: Col. Thomas, Il lawyer Of Bonolr, was
arrested here by Sheriff Mann yesterday
ON u charge from ltprt Worth, charging
the saiA 'rhomaa with robbery there
MIR. Thomas was attending court here
whom arrested.
The laia grand Jury found lHi bills o.
Indictment, twenty teloples, the res
mi. demeanofs,
Candidates are surely thick now ~ THU
county. Thore arc eight good men VIII,
want TO be sheriff and four for count,
Judge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Massey. when the picture was returned
Mr.. Massey refnsud 20 Jef Tor eASne,aay
Ing Il was gstn good likeness Of the orig.
inal. Mr.. FlefsOn claimed that u WAS,
and was willing 20 leave u 20 any ono 10
judge but Mr.. Massey proposed 20 be
hls own Judge ofthc picture consequently
the matter came ur before tho justice
Of the peace, The two ministers nctc,s
for themselves ~ TO lawyers, and after
securing Jury the trial came on amid
considerable amusement on the part Of
the large crowd % spectators Owing 10
the report OF The jury Mt. Massey came
out second best
We arc truly sorry, aud IN saying thSt
express the general feeling Of the town,
to lose the present depot agent, Mr.
~ NJ Garrett, who "a relieved
to-day by Mr.. John ilcndtrson from
Jefferson MIR Garrett has been agent at
This place over two years lie came here
q stranger, and by his Kindness and ae-
commodatiAg disposition las made the
friendship o. this entlrn community,
Tho sun shown ont bright to-day, and
every one Is happy alter the past weeks
gloom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
A welcome guest IA winter, the new
agent Rcd Star Cough Cure
MONTAGUE.
The Alliance Roller Patent MIN Louatod-
I.ocDi Notes.

rho Ainance Iioilar Patent min Located
Local Notes.
special to tho Gazette,
MtoNrAuur, TKNs March 1.-THE sum
slinc for the past two days has dried up
Tho mud and everybody Is happy.
The county Farmers alliance met
Yesterday 1T TIE Mailagd Creek school
honAe, about slx miles southeast OF this
plncc, Tor the purpose Of locating tho
alliance roller patent mill, and by an
overwhelming majority vote INC same
was located at Montague ST. Joe, boWlt
ana Montague were the three points bee
fore the alliance, but Montague,
having the longest pole knocked
The pprsimmou. She donated F9OoO
also the ground upon which u i TO be
erected, and the Montague y SouthWosir
Iern Railroad company ngrccd TO snip the
machinery free Of charge Tho appliea'
ton Tor charter Inns been forwarded Va
/ Austin, and work VIII commence me lsi
Of April.
! n W. Campble, prominent attorney
from Bonham, came ~ yesterday, hnu
before leaving purchased business lol
\ from N. M, shaw for the sum oi $500, anc
n n few days Will commence the erection
In large stone business house pr
Wolyerton viii also commence building
adjoining IL a,.,, ,a.,
: rhe Montague Literary society me-
last night, aud were greeted by lnfgi
} audience They discussed the question
aResolvcd, That Woman has Done More
! ~ Advance the cause Of Christianity thar
: MAN. he affirmative was representa-
Inv j. NJ. lIoax aud J III, Timnefiahe
negative by j. NJ. Chambers nnd M y
II. Hardy An Grafton was Delivered p;
Charles troweIl, who did himself inucl
ieredit II. ID, RndgclY buu rainier
Aleck Palmer and Morris falinsf iui
{ nishod music Tor HE occasion, rms -
/, cIety Il one that town OF larger PR
tensions than ours might be proud OF.
Marriage license issued by count
= clerk d. II. Riddle TO Miss u. y. Sifoni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

Texans would like TO secure deep water
81 Galveston II they thought Il was prac.
ticable or could be secured without detri-
ment 10 other Texas harbors. A nnc far.
Dor can be secured at Sabine Pass or
Arnnsas Pass at half the cost II
would take 70 get deep watcr at
Galveston, and better portions Of Texas
be benefited by them. The securing OIL
deep water at Galveston will not result
TO the financial good OF Texans. The
wharfs of that city belong 20 a private
corporation and they hold an iron grasp
upon the commerce Of the state aud exact
tribute as they will The securing Of
deep water az Galveston VIII only
strengthen and enrich this Dlready pow.
erful corporation and result IN no practl-
cal good TO the people, from whom the
money must be taken 10 get deep water,
Not until this corporation Is abolished
or It's powers restricted by the state
should money be VISITED by congress TO
secure deep water In Galveston harbor.
Kaufman Sun
The sentiment for deep water az Gal
weston does not seem 10 be as unanimous
as two years ago. Sabine Pass Is loom.
Ing up somewhat. Marlin Bali.
II Galveston could shake OF the wharf
monopoly and give the world a Texas
port free Of wharfage tax, the deep sea
har OF would be there In jlhy. Cald'
well Register.
'eDeep watcrin Is the North Texas yell
that greets the CULTS wall for "deep wa
teri But whereg Galveston has beer
tried repeatedly without material benefit
On to Sabine Pass r. Dodd city Speca
tor.
1 Let's have deep water nj Sabine Pas
I and Galveston both, and we hope that NJ
wharf company will ever get possession
OF Sabine Pass; that is ''the old man o
the sea" that has ridden Galveston I,
death T0yerton sharp shooter.
Let Galveston have MS much deep waite
as she can get, but the duty Of the clti
] zcns OF East Texas is lrst due TO Sabln,
L Pass. IL would be good thing TO hav,
deep water az both points Nacogdoche
Star News.
sabine Pass has developed NOR
strength among the people as "deep
water" port within the past few month
than Galveston has during all the year
Of her cxhautloss pleading for helr
~ Tyler Democrat aud Reporter.
Sabine Pass Is sending agents owe
Texas to get the expression OF he peopl
on the subject OF deep water at this
place. Galveston rs already u city
large proportions and should be the dee
water seaport Of Tcx's. Plttsburg CT
zette
Galveston appears to be holding he
own on the question OF deep water, an
II is to be hoped that congress viii mai
! liberal provision for continued work Q
!, her bar, II the Improvement Gun be mat
permanent and facilitate shipping int
ests. Cass County Sun,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

That contamination aud foreign eIe
mont ia the bleed, Developed by indl.
aesticn, II the cause Of rheumatism THIS
settles npnn the sensitive suh.catApcoaH
covering ~ tho muscles and llgamcnts Of
the lplnts, causing cunstAfa aud shiftlnr
pain, aud aggwgatlna rs \ calceiconsr
chalky deposit whirh nrodaecs stiffneSs
au,l distortion OF the iolnN. No fact
wlieh experience las demonstrated ~,
regard 10 llostotter'a Stomach niurrs,
has stronger evidence 20 support than
this, namely, that this medicine Of com.
prchenslye uses checks the formldahle
and atrNeiNus disease, nor ~ & less posi-.
lively established that rs preferable TO
tho polSons often used 80 arreat w. rlnce
the medicine contalns only Salutary In
gtedicnis II IL also signal remedy tpr
malarial fcvers, constitution, dyspepsia,
kidney and bladder ailments, debility apd
other disorders, See thai YOU get tGe
genuine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
rn, nnun lne rrlee o. orange..

IkcKsoSvIbLE, FLA, March 1.~yAt the
annual meeting Of the National Editorial
association, held at Cncinnatb delcga-
ton was appointed 70 visit Florida 70 re-
nort IN the association their conclusions
as N the result Of the recent freeze on
he orange Industry. The party re-.
,nrned toJacksonyillc Friday and adopted
nm ofIlcial report IN which they say "our
ohservatIon lead 70 the conclusion that
,he renoris so unfavorablc 70 the orange
,ndnstry which followed the frost were
iaronly the result OF panic among, inc
orance growers themselves, arising IRON
,nsniliei,.nt information. The few weeks
~b,ch have since elapsed have changed
~ iace OF natu q and have lifted VIC
c,oud nom Florida's great industry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
MINENLA.
Good outlook for business Candidates
Announcing.

Good Outlook for business Candidates
Announcing.
special 10 tho Gazette,
MiNEoiA, Tx, March THE past
week miehtBe termed wet week ithas
raIned continually aud II still ralning
Though Notwithstanding the bad weather.
our merchants have had n very busy
week s. Munleshcimer & Co, the
principal alliance house, has done a very
heavy business. On Thureday the sales
of this house reached $1,000. y L, Read
4 Co, have also done au immense bust
ness, reaching far up into the thousands,
N. S. Sodekson, II Sodckson tB. Gross
man, manager}, Bfomberg, NeWsom y
Sanders, X. T.. Glenn and II II. Henry,
ali report tne trade for the week.
Candidates for city and county Offices
ara FAITHFULLY numerous. The most cA.
ching race we will have in the city VIII
So for assessur and collector between
fhn present incumbent, H. K. Graham,
and j i. Mcdaniel The race VIII be
warmly contested.
Tomorrow Mrs Rosen0a1m, one OF the
most highly esteemed ladies OF our city,
| leaves with her family Tor llillEboro, her
| future home, whore her sons are In bnsi'
meas. IL is with many regrets that oul
people see her leave.
col. j. s. Hogg t}y Gannles) Of Tyler
and Cant. VIM. NJ Giles Of this city arr
In Dallas, attending the Moody ant
lgankcy meetings. our city could no
ave sent n more III representative Y
enjoy these great meetings
| Col. O. II. Yoakniu Of Greenyille,
prominent candidate for district attorne.
In the Eighth judicial district, paid on
city flying visit yesterday,
fhe Misses Tucker OF Fort Worth ar
, here. visiting their sister Mrs. u !
! Read Madame RnmOr says there
some probability OF one OF these young u
dies making this her permanent home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

chairman OF The meeting. The roll was
next called, when II was shown that only
ten members were present The election
OF officers came next. The following
were elected; u. NJ. Patterson, prcsi.
dent; Wesley Cooper, slee.prosidcnt,
G.. n. ililhurn, treasurer; Tom Martin,
secretary Judge Gaines made An adj
dress, aitor which The association all
i0urned al the ilrst Saturday Ia April,
/ $50
The skating rink closed here last night
for this season, the proprietors said be-
cause Il was not making expenses
The funniest play of tho season was
played here last night by Mr., aud Mrs.
Love as Uncle Daniel Perkins. They
played two nights here, aud secured a
crowded house both times. This II their
nrst trip 60 Texas.