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Gitu G,rOimaurse.
ORDINANCE

VhUIN ANU y.
AN ORDINANCE to permit the Orphans
Home of the Protestant Episcopal Church
In Chatham county to build a wooden
building for an Orphanage on the lots own
ed by said corporation on the corner Of
savannah.
SECTION l. The Mayor and Aldermen of the
city OF savannah, in Council assembled, do
hereby ordan, That the Orphans Home of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in Chatham
county be and it Is hereby permitted to erect
on Is lots in the city of savannah, Mt the cor
ner Of Liberty and jefferson streets. wooden
building to be used as an orphanAge for said
Home; provided, said building be at least
thirty feet from the line Of the lots adjoining
said OTIS of the said Homa.
Ordinance passed in Council Oct. G. 1886.
RUFUS L. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest:
FRANK E. RERARER. Clerk Of Council.
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CONSIGNEEs

Yofs Ss y City OF Augusta. from New
Abbot, "A itmayer \ Co. Appel n S. N A
y By ,SItu,' Byek x $. I Ba4ch. 5 w Branch. /,
& Bow" Son, Butler, Mrs & J Bald win, y
NJ Birnyinl., Brush u L n Z 20, M Boley 4 SON,
Germaina.u ~. Brown & NJ, L II Carson, j r
SSainwcll a G, M Conpcr pGnhh, an,,,,n,'
81 CHAPLIN. W ChorrF & Go. K O
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WARTIME MIsCELLANY.

Mobile. Oct l2-The leak in schr Lizzie,
hence for Key West. which returned here, has
been found and stopped. and the vessel will
not he compelled TO haul out in the dry dock.
Baltimore, Oct eamship VIM Crane,
for Savannah. returned to-day with ma
chinery slightly damaged; will sail again this
afternoon,
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List of Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for this Port.


! Lemuria (Br), Morday, London. sid Aug.
Strathmore (Br), White, -, sid Sept -.
Hay Gren tBr). Smith. New Castle, sid Oct q
Silvia tBr), -; Hartlepool, SID Oct s..
Amarylis tBrl. Black. at Philadelphia Oct 6
Boston City lBr), Sherburne, Antwerp via
Boston, sid Sept 81.
| Chelydra (Brl, Campbell, -, due Oct 20.
Federation lBr). :, sid Oct
st Asaph (Brl, Rossack, Savannah via Liver
pool. sid Oct7.
Norfolk tBrl, Woolston, Hull. sid Oct -.
N.Y. haea IBr, Brooks. Shields via Philadel-
phia, sid Oct 3.
Maharajah (Br,. Ainslee, Girgenti via New
York, sid Sept "A.
SHIPS.
Germanic OBJ, Waycott, Liverpool, sid Oct 6.
BARKs.
Svea (Sw), Plomgren, Reval, sid June 49,
Tancred Nor. Bjortsen, Penarth via Santos.
sid June 2.
Tampa (Nor). Olsen. Liverpool, sid Aug Is.
Meteor Ger, Hildebrandt, Hamburg, sid
Aug 81.
Grlmsby. sid June IS.
Brodrene tEOrl. Olsen, st Vincent. sid Aug Q.
Valona tBrb Andrews, Liverpool, sid Sept 6.
Saron (NOrl, Alien. Hamburg, sid Sept s.
Mary Jane tBr), Christian, Fleetwood, sid
Sept Is.
Tonic Utal,, Sierra, Hamburg, sld Sept II.
Cato tEor). johnson. Liverpool. sid Sept 20.
Elena Ger. Gerber. Valencia, sld Sept l.
Sept %.
Gerda (Nor), Olsen. Liverpool. sid Sept 25.
Erragon (Nor). Weber. Santos. cid Aug 81.
Chlmaea tNor), Petersen. Hamburg, sid Sep
Eulalia (Nor), -. MarseilIes. sid Oct 8.
Mercator Nor, Ofte~ahl, Rio Janeiro, sid
Sept "A.
Moland Nor. omundsen. at Buenos Ayres
Sept so.
Taurus Nor, johnson, Liverpool via Santos.
sid Aug3.
Veronica (Norl Peterson, Altoona, sid Oct 1.
Braekka (NOr), Jensen, Montevideo, sid sepS.
Diana Nor, Gundersen, Carthagena, sid
about Oct !.
sappho Nor, Knudsen, at Buenos Ayres.
sid Oct g..
Aiexandrine Ger. Rickeles, Newport, E, via
Cape de Verde, sid Oct "a.
Niagara (Ger), Steenken, Bremen. sid Oct IA.
Finland RUS, -, Barcelona, sid Oct Il.
BRIGs.
Woodbury., Brown, New York. sid Aug IS for
Curacao and Little Curacao.
Raven (Br), Hendry, Ham burg. sid Sept IL.
Robert Dillon, leighton, New 7 rk, up oct l3.
soaooNERs.
A Denike, Townsend. Baltimore sid Oct 6.
Gen Adelbert Ames, Jameson, Philadelphia,
up Sept 80.
Susan b Ray, Spalding, Baltimore, up Oct Is.
Catnie C Berry. Smith. G lark's Cove sid Oct IA.
Willis S Shepard, Reeves, Clark's Cove, sid
Oct9
Geo Taulane Jr, Fisher, New Bedford, sid Oct
10.
Jno Cross. RawIey. Providence. sid Oct 10.
Stephen Hart, Rivers, Providence, sid Oct
Is.
Mary Judge. Norwood, Philadelphia. sid
Oct9.
Charmer, Dabol. New York, up Oct %.
Nellie w Hewlett, BucKalcw, Baltimore, cid
Oct Is.
Samuel II Crawford. Tilton, Baltimore, up Oct
Is.
Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore, up Oct IS.
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NOTfCETO MARIN Frs.

black spar buoy, No IL, has been placed in
"a feet Of water off the northwest end of Gull
Rocks, ~sg Harbor, N Y. on the following
compcss bearings: Cedar Is and Lighthouse,
Ne: Northeast part OF Hog Neck, NNW14W.
By order of the Lightn )use Board.
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sntuuina gattrtstgrsire.

.-.--c-rI TnRE ALMAEAC-EHIS DAY.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1886.
TcttPrg.

1857 Prizes, amounting to. .S265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only TO the office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further inform alton write clearly, CIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary etter. Currency by Express at our
expenseI addressed Nj. A DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Washington, ID. C.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL ANK,
New Orleans, La.
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MONDAY. Oct Is, 1885.
YESTERDAY.

maxim Gate City, Hedge, Boston
richardson s Grace, Small, Philadelphia,
Senr re-. ~ To order; vessel to Master.
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FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY
AT KROUSKOFF'S
Mammoth Millinery House.

The three floors crowded with the latest Millinery
Goods Nothing like it in the South and retail store
New York show such variety Of shapes Felts or
Straws Fancy Feathers Birds Punes Tips Velvets and
Pushes and every thing in millinery line. We shall con-
tnue sales our first floor RETAIL AT WHoLEaALE
prices and ladies will find that there is in prices
UNTIL THEY open this and put on
sale to-day.
Eighteen hundred Felt Hats, in all coors and over so
shapes at These sold elsewhere at
75c to ST. Our stock in Straw Hats the large
assortment of shapes Unions Milan, Cantons Rough
and Ready. These you select New shapes
AT 20 Our Silk Velyets in all colors at 85c We
have again reduced the prices fine quality All Silk
Ribbons and sell No PEOOT EDGE AT 10c in all colors
Our other numbers in proportion.
Also our entire stock of Feathers Birds and Fancy
Wings and all other Millinery Goods at than WHOLE
SALE prices.
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run TIP FROM TYBEE YEsTER-

Aukathor (Nor), Olsen, to load Tor
rSp samuel McManemy, Virden, f MIA
sour ,fh coal 70 order; vessel to Master'
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,r,wD RHLOW YESTERDAY.

- Valooa (Br), Andrews, Liverpool
= BAR % ss,t to order; vessel to Master
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E@-OAPITAL PRIZE 875. 00O-xn3
Tickets only 05. Shares in proportion
Louisiana State Lottery COMFY.

We do Aerety certiJy that ssDervise TO
arrangements for al ne koHth1v and Quar-
teyIt Drasotn0s of TIE Louistaaa State Lot
terry Company, and in persOp manage and con-
troll the DrGsoIn0s Themselves and that the Same
are cond1tctsd Nth honesty, fairness, and In
good faith tOeoGrd al T1Gy1ies, and zoe authorizes
the COMPANY 10 use this certificate, Bith 6yc-
siaaiLss Of our signatures attached in its avsy-
Tseme1ts."
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Population-wh itcs, 25,;sO; blacks, 1911.
Total 4I,e3l.
Annual ratio por 1000 for week--whites,
1914; blacks, 1913.
j. I. MCFARLAND. NJ. D..
Health Officer.
storekeeper, II will be 10 your interest
to give c. II. Sheftall your orders for
Wood; try ham once and you will NOT re-
Rret il. Telephone 30.
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Incorporated in 1868 for rs years by tho Log
islature for Educational and Charitable pur-
pOses-with q capital OF $1,000, 0Q0-to VIII On =
reserve fund OF over $4,000 has since boon
added.
BY AN overwhelming popular vote it's fran
chise was made part Of the present State
Constitution adopted December ID. A. ID. 1879.
The onbv L0ttsrv oper o0te0 on and end0rsed
by Me people If am Stdts.
ltnecer scJkss or po%tDoRe~.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead of semi-Annm-
ally as heretofore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. ELEVENTH
GRAND DRAWING. CLASS J., IN THE
ACADEMY or MUSIC, NEW OR
LEANS. TUESDAY. Novem Der %. 1886
--1DSth Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRlZE, $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets at Five Dellars Each.
Fractions. in Fifths, in proportion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
A VALUABLE mANUsonIpr.

Ia tne library of the late DR.. Williams.
AZ hedcross street, London, there is a
curious manuscript, containing the whole
oook OF Psalms and all the New Tesla.
ment, in fifteen volumes folio. Tho
mnoie Is written in characters an inch
,ons, WIN white composition on black
paper, manufactured on purpose. This
pe!tectly unique copy was written in I745,
AZ tue cost OF Mr. Harris, tradesman OF
a.onuon, whose sight having decsyed with
wy, SO as TO prevent his reading the
scriptures, though printed in the largest
.yPe, incurred the expense Of this
transcription that he might enjoy those
sources of comfort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
CLARENDON.

a Oopious Rain Throughout tho Panhan.
die--Cattie in Good Condltlon.
correspondence OF the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX, June "A coplous
ram began here at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning, and has continued until the
SAT- Fork OF Red river ls fun 10 overflow.
lngi and the lakes and tanks ON the plains
are ~ fine condition This gives great
JOY TO the ranchmen and the farmers,
VINO began to entertain fears for their
stock aud crops.
Inc cattle Of E. c. sugg & Bro,
amounting TO over 5000 head, sod to L..
II. Carhart for the Clarendon Land ana
Investment company, have been rounded
up, branded and turned into the Carhart
pasture. They were in fair condition,
and had not 81 Tered so much as was OK.
peoted from the severe wenther of two
successive cold winters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
GENERAL MARK ELS.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 5.--Wheat outlet
No red cash b3hc; July Giei August ~ {: % bid.
Corn quiet; each 2bAci July 25Ro. oats, no
ST. LOUIS, MO., Juno . Flour ateady, Xxx
~ b5m2 rs Family 81 75m2 IS choice IS 309t8 aO;
fancy 81 lOd3 d0i extra fancy So g5Gi 70 patent
~ OO@i 30. wheat active and unsettled, but
strong ana generally higher opened arm. fol
Oh ana IA ed irregular Tor time, some options
declining, Oihcre advancing llgcluAtad within
narrow limits ana finally closed irregular OF
eeptt mbcri No. rcd cash 7sa7sJfe; July
Il3s@5lAo closing Ilf@UHei August
ber 7g8@s0Gc, oioslug sgile. Corn very
quiet Dut hrm and better, closing
s 10 4e higher Than yesterday. No mixed
cash 5lSd 2'tei juno me; jay 32Na8lsc,
cl0eing 32i4c; august 33l4c; Oats nothing DO.
ing; mixed cash 20 Is 81 Glfr; June 25ite lid
Juiy Dsg BIO; August gaze asked. Corn meal
cady; elothing l7922e comhlnV 2Oa2ic. low
ard eouTfG 29a2ln; nne light l5@2Oc; heavy
l4al7ci black lGalbci colted i2allc. Provisions
8 %. Lard strong; 50 20, Bulk meats steady;
loose lots y l0j ehort fibs i5 %; short clear
s. G5l boxed lots irm long clear s. 51}Ga5 40s
stroag long clear $ aOas % ishori ribs 50 05@
~; short clear 81 Z0a5 %. Hams nrm; - %
40 igK.
oHioA9 % lII, June -ryiorT, qgict and
steady 1eat opened easy, sold on SO, nd
yer q nnhiY cloeed &c higher than
June 7Ggs a773sc closed 77sfe, July
~ lbssc, 81 reed " 10 l6ci August Ih5la799fc,
closed ~ $3.50. Corn HTmer; cHsb $50; June
3iM48Slc. closed soc; July GkaaG4c, closed
sc; August 36kasIe closed 80 ls-lc. Pork
sieaaieTy ioe higher eash = d5iJuiy closed
~ 81 ;Auguit eleeed IS MAS ". Lard steady
and nrmer, each 81 %; July ~ l2ifaglB;
August closed 50 2iia6 M. Short rib sides
gicady; cAan 81 ~. eOKcd meats ttcady; dry
salted shoulders 81 s5at ~; short clear sidcs
- 1908 70.
gKw ORLEANs, Ia, june S. - flour.
duh, weak and lower, choice s. 906l 90; fancy
81 le@5 lO extra fancy "a fgab 10; Minnesota
and winter wheat patonts ~ 75a6 ~. Corn.
ggieti mixed t0c; white fC4f7e; yellow f7atec
Hay dull sad lower; primo 81 SOL % choice
" 6j4l 15 Lard duh aud price6 a Shade lower;
re9eea lierce s. S71s. Bulk meats. shoulders
long clear ana clear ribs IS s7< Bacon, n 10;
shoulders 81 50s lDnF clear 81 o.. clear
and unchanged. Coffee, strong and higher RIO
sargoes ~ common " prime W o007 70. kice,
duh; 19ssfc. Cotton fcod pfo1acx, luict and
weak prime crude OIL 2n<4ign. aug4f, dull
and dfocp.pg; open kettle, cheiee, t.iee
prime ~ hrricuy prime, 5if~Dlfa, fair 10 fuiiy /
fhiE ~ s5fcs centrifn8al, choice white t4ci
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

The Catholics of Maryland have me
moralized the Legislature of that state 10,
their proportion of the school-tax for the
Catholic free schools of Maryland. The
petitioners prove how well the lust plan
works in Canada and European countries
OF mixed religious populations.
The Baptist college In the southern part
OF California will be located, according
70 the present decision, in Los Angeles,
The work is to begin within ninety DAYS,
aud the building is TO cost not less than
$4,000.
The Minnesota Methodist state camp
meeting viii be held at Red Rock park,
SIX miles below st. Paul, from June ~ TO
July 6. Chaplain McCabe and the Rever-
ends Sans Jones and Small are to be in
attendance.
Rev. Il. L. Parks, graduate OF the
Northwestern university, has accepted a
chair In the German school Of theology
atAtlanta, Ga, The school has been
placed on permanent basis. 1t Is said, by
the recent munidcert gifts Of L. H. Gam
mon OF this city.
A wonderfuIevaugellstic work is said to
be going on among policemen nNew York
city, conducted by a young Hungarian,
who is himself a remarkable illustrton
OF divine grace.
The tomb at Assouau, Egypt, of the
sixth dynasty, discovered by Gen. Gren-
fell, is found TO be inviolate and the
mummies are perfect. Its date is from
5000 to $500 C.
Dr. Talmage and his congregation have
made arrangements fort three-days' trip
to the Thousand islands at the close Of
June or the LIST OF July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Nhade5
--'nss'~aDs 1a> vrp.~.-
y
MORE RAIN COMING

We have good chance to pet d "a
we must all rest satisfied MIN nc aS
chances Our next good ohancs fovS S.S,
Is upon about June lG and ~. Ths r, r~,n
abilities are tor three DAYS beiorS 49, 49,
uatcs and two days after, VERY ,gsrss
weather coming before rain, AMI cnn,a ar
weather afterwards. tits NOT posslbls -
tell the section OF land Il win raln my, -
Inc disturbing clements arc the isnn
equinox OF the earth, which ,asls rnss
ABOUT the ~ OF July, and the ebuInsx ~
galcan, which occurs about everv swc,Sa
days These atmospheric ilstarhsncSs
generally start in the West. and traynl
eastward, At this season of tina yssr Az,
disturbance sometimes lasts 81 IONS AZ
20 lapse over into another, and some
times II don't lapse, but by'chanres n
the temperature each disturbance a
clearly dennod II some people knesv az
much about the weather as we do ehnr
would be afraid TO say so. Scme mrT.
chants are afraid TO sell goods inw
They think the people don't apptccIa1e
low prices, They never tried It, or rhev
cannot stick TO u. Ouroxperience "A that
people do appreciate low prices. and wa
intend 70 continue them indefinitely.
we write these limos above Tor the ban.
eht OF farmers ami ranchmou, who have
80 much AZ stake now IN tho arowlns
crops and grass. Please read our two
advertisements below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

demand revolutionary principles. AZ var,.
ance with Christianity, opposed 10 law
ana order, Catholics must keen alons
rom such organizations. When thesa
labor unions resort to violence, arson ', ana
6loodsned, Catholics must abhor them
Every honest man Is free 10 belong ~ =
good, honest labor union or soole,y' bnt
no labor union can sorce Others 10 belons
70 them. They have no right to prevent
non-union men from working. Neither
can they lay hands on property that does
not belong to them. These iniidel socisi
tevolutionists are not the true friends Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Buy yorr lurnlture o PlnkaFd { JoyI
CLEBURNR.

Y,se,ed AISerman-County Convention
Not much Rsin-sUciai Party
special 10 the Gazette A.. w4
CIEBuRxE, TEX, Jane 5.--hr. wan
lanes was elected to-day for alderman
for the Third ward
All the saloons were closed To-Day On
account OF the election. .on
The county convention, 10 be COM con-,
rosed az delegates selected By the people
~ ne different precincts, is called 70 70
meet ,n the second Saturday IN Jay ~
II 4 reported that very little ram l,, lsI
- sonth western portion Of the equity
during he recent wet spell q w zee. -
q Hargeat, route agent Of tiie !, - ~
h''l Aksvererds ID. II. Dickey ard ". =
stockton Ieis yesterday = Dc pfese-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

the southwestern university OF George.
town, Tex, during commencement exer.
cises. 0NeA-
A delightful social party was given last
night at the residence OF MIR. Tom ,Iones
N N honor OF Miss Lula Miller, sister ~
Mrs. Jones, who has been visiting m the
city and VIII return to her home IN Ten
nessee Ia few DAVIS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

LOUIS, Mo. Jrnc = National stock
{ muss. Netlc e Receipts $50, shipments 900,
,tVndNi good TO choice ahIppinr and ,xrori
~ sN0e g., common to fair Il iOai 70. corn ted
ieNAs4n Wa ~; grass Texas 81 sos 90. cows
and aclters 81 iaa Ta. lloge- Receirta ef,,p,
SHIPMENTS 1900 active and dim at 81 sSsst iS,['
Ssheep -heceipts none; shipments none. mar
ket strong at s, 1884 90. ''"'
, h,ANsAs CRY, Mo i, June 5.--The Live stock
w,sasv w teperte Catue--kocVipts 40; thip.
niel,s wv market active aad Arm on all rrndcs
good "a! shipping stecrs, butchers steers and
COW etVauy on feeders; Etoc Scre Arm. mixed
grass stun slow. Hogs Rocoipss $500. slron y
anu nc I've, ac higher s. 70lia 81 sheen IA.
ooipE s'oi shipments, 100. quiet and eteady
kood 70 choice mutton s. oo'p1 Is, common "a
mediam 81 7Sas 20 "
hlcAVo, lite juno 5.--rho nrovors' Ionr.
mai reporter Cattlo Reooiptq 1000; shin.
.,SsI sg9i market slow but stoaay. shipping
tteers 1900 70 1890 pounds So lnGA 50. etoct Nv
and tecdcre s. 1854 90; COWS. mills ana ,niNcd
.o@a Mi thfoush tesas cattlo, 50 ooSs ss'
uvks-itrcoipts la,c00; strofg at sS 1904 sO
shecp- Rocelptn 500; Shipments, none: marke,
steady natives of l0l TO i2A ~ ana over. 81 n
aa - 80 70 ~ Ms, 81 OQaS Is, as to IS ma. S50oF
aoai Texans, 50 O0ag TO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
COMPULSORY EDUcArroN.

The Rev. DR.. Behrends in lactnra ~
rue subject says; 1.-THE sources OF pau.
pul,sin are illiteracy, intempersuce,
oCveIcrowdlng,. and domestic infidelty
SS,'11uipulsory education has been success
.uI IN England. A few things must be
Mugnt more thoroughly, aud manual
RAINING introduced. The boy who can
nsnuIe hammer aud saw and the girl
VINO can use needle have gone far TO-
ware an honorable living. Intemperance
Us me citadel OF pauperism, The dram
shop is the recruiting Office,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
To the Ladies, Greeting.

Are you fond of fancy work. II so
you will find full line and complete as.
sortment of all material used for same,
plush, sateen, satin and felt, embroidery,
chenille Nos. and 2, silk arasene
6lloselly, imported washing silk for out
lining imported Sarah Bernhardt braid,
rick rack, novelty and feather'edge,
linen thread, stamped goods, the best
selection Of stamping patterns in the
South. Embroidery done to order. Glass
lessons for ladies and misses. Please
call and see specimens OF work done and
taught by Mrs. "A, HOulahan at 5lO
Hnnstnn street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Ice cream at Capera 8 Bros to-day
To the CITY Trade.

This season we pay more attention
than ever before. in selectiog goods es-
pecially suited to your wants. In variety,
beauty and cheapness, we are abreast OF
competition. Admit of no superiors.
Our prices are uniformly low. a careful
Investigation will he pleasant surprise
to many who have been paying high
prices elsewhere. ". D. WHITE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
(, GLEANINGS.
p..lms Forgotten in
", q LIST Our Fell
loWmen'
4 -, rnsumcisnt for the
y ~. ~, work, Theories
\ ard Facts
a,,ron NOTICES.

. II IL
81. Johns church
|usgilltah .ireets. Rev. Tn. l..
'sssnaay.echooi ~ e''V u iii'
4 90 " a., church, Rev. Dr.
seld services ~ II an. 2, NJ
m SCHOOL at 9;3o o'oiock
~ LEI Of sixth and Throck
, ~ e,t1seESnieht, pastor. sunday
M :. MIN ap,,n9 al i0.30 n. m. and
u cordially invited TO ate u 9
,-ch. corner Fourth and
wy ,,sI.s XIV services at this chutea
4 t.,Al i a. m. and SAB p. m
~ q a NJ. I; prayer meeting
corner Rusk ar
tn @0s sunday after ascension
l iS a. M; morning prayer,
y w " cannon at II a. m. even
y NY ~ 'sstsp. m. Trinity Nile
si,,sg s. bsen discontinued for
.hesnnual sermon before
ue ,,nrs OF Texas Wesleyan
" PA s,6 on Sunday afternoon
th',,so College chapel by the
y . Wy nson A. Nj. Subject
..,s,sr.1 Good mu. ic. Public
A., Episcopal church, cor
y Nh stroets-Rey; IL. j
s. M. school ut $3.50 n. M,
p .srnnserlntendent; services at
Persons without church
IA ID the CT y are cordially
h With as. 49,.
.,,,,,an church, Jones street,
rn'M. Moore, pastor Di-
the sacrament of the
4 lhhs observed and new mem
.ri TN service s o'clock; sun
sp'ss M. II. f. Armstrong,
;,rsngers are cordially in
....the Cumberland Presbyte-
\. nsstor, Rev. II NJ. Tlnnon.
..,li o'clocs, subject, Pre-
/. ,-elng service at s O'Clock,
XII. Of the Gospel" Good
1rdlslly invited to attend.
4 ss.sOa am, W, +, Fakes, SUI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Inc bible commands that servants shall
pc treated with love and kindness, more
than 200 times. The poor and the needy
are referred to more than 100 times, while
the word erich" appears only twenty-ope
times. On the other hand, widows and
orphans are spoken compassionate
oil course-more than 100 times, the ex-
pressions fright" and "iustice" appear
600 times, and Glove" and "mercyb 400