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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-28
East Mauch Chunk squibs.

st. Johns Reformed Sunday School
picniced at the Glen on the 24th.
The 4th moonlight hop, under the
auspices of the Onoko Cornet Band,
will be held tonight Saturday All
are invited to attend-a grand time is
anticipated.
-"Under the Laurels" was rendered
last Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
for the benefit of the Citizeps' Band.
Pullman & Co.'S. show was well
patronized last Saturday afternoon and
evening. EQUINOX.
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The iron trade looks better than 1t
has at any time this year Though the
production is the largest ever known,
good brands Of pig iron are actually
scarce. 1t is thought next month will
bring an advance in prices.
Peaches promise to be very cheap
this year. Those already received sell
at low prices; ranging in price from 80
cents per basket up.
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Total.......1l Is q Total. 1921 81 10
Henry schwartz, Umpire; w. Clauss, Scorer.
The members of the Lehighton base
ball club drove to Lansford Saturday to
cross bats with the Stars of that place
in friendly game of ball. The dia-
mond field is picturesquely located on
the road between Lansford and Summit
Hill and abounds with rocks, huckle-
berry bushes and bitches; under these
circumstances the game, which other
wise would have been very fiercely
contested one, opened and proceeded un-
der innumerable difficulties. We do not
wish to make any excuse as to why the
game was lost to the LehightOn club,
suffice it to say that look at the field
will convince any and all persons of the
impraclicability of playing on such
grounds. We are convinced, and firm
ly so, too, that our nine can down the
Stars as will be proved when the return
game is played. Supper was served 10 the
visiting club at the Eagle Hotel. A. X.
Leuckel umpired the game very salts
factorily, and Billy Yenser was kept
busy challling marks on the score book.
The following is the score by innings
Lehighton-5 0 2 3 0 3 0 2-1G
Lansford 0 l 4 . *-22
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.


Lesson 9. August goth.
JESUS COMFORTING HIS DISCIPLES.
John II, la. Golden Text, John ii,
].
Time and Place, same as last les
son.
We are still in the upper room at
Jerusalem. The scene becomes more
touching and affecting. Christ sees His
speedy arrest and crucifXion, with clear
vision; the disciples have a vague appre-
| hensiOn of coming disaster.
They have just heard the warnings
given to Judas and Peter, and in the
presence of approaching sorrow they
were naturally depressed. Jesus comes
to their relief.
He says; "Let not your heart be
troubled ye believed 10 God, believe also
in Me-" Oh, how swcetly these beauti-
ful words have come to the burdened
hearts of humanity in all ages, as his
people have learnt to lay their Sorrows
upon Him who was acquainted with
grief, and who never yet turned away the
/ anxious sufferer.
He gives to His disciples, and through
them to the world, comfort through be-
! lieving in Him, and also through the
/ knowledge OF Il home beyond this Lille.
He assures them that in His Fathers
house thereis room for all His follow
/ ers.
There are "many mansions" prepared
| for His people, and He tells them He will
come again, by His resurrection, the
,,f ho tp,f ,l
hearts quickening US into the higher life,
by His second advent, by all these
lie promises to come again and gather
His children home 81.
Then lie tells them that He is "the
way, the truth, and the life; no man
cometh unto the Father but by me-"
Men have tried at different periods of
the worlds history to find away for them
selves.
They have professed to find it in this
or that plan; but Christ says distinctly
"No man cometh unto the Father but by
Me"
Having thus given them comfort
through believing in Him, and from the
fact of heavenly home being provided
for them; having declared Himself to be
'ilS ollig tluc anu living hdl ny MHlCH
this home can be reached, He proceeds
to assure them that; thus believing, they
shall do the works that He did; and
greater works than these shall "they"
do.
And He promises to answer their
prayers offered in Ills name, chat the
Father may be glorifed in the
Son."
What sweet and enrobling consolation
all this was to the anxious hearts of the
disciples; and how magnifcently have the
words already been verified.
On the day of Pentecost more people
were converted in all of Christ's ministry.
"Greater works than these shall We do"
said Jesus, And the work has already
gone forward until, in 1880, there were
four hundred million people under
Christian government.
And ever since that eventful night the
words of our lesson have been heritage
Of comfort and peace to the followers of
Jesus.
LESSON THOUGHTS.
l. What a Friend we have in Jes-
us.
=. There is home for us in Heaven,
ii we trust in Jesus, who is the Way.
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Ths Carbon Sarutate.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1886.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments to this Office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEissPoRT PosT OFFICE, as The Le-
highton Office is NOT money order office
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TERRANCE V. PowDERLY is certain
ly man to be envied among the thous-
ands. He says he would not accept the
highest Office in the United States.
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"original Cheap Cash Store.
HUMBUG, OR THE SOMETHING FOR
NOTHING TRICK"


HUMBUG, OR THE SOMETHING FOR
NOTHING TRICK"
There are tempting balts now being thrown
out by some coffee dealers to catch trade.
They offer one or more pieces of china, glass
or silyerware with each pound Of coffee.
There Is nothing liberal in this, you pay for
all you get II you would buy the coffee sep
arate You would get 1t at a much lower price.
Who cannot afford to give a prize with every
pound IL the price is advanced 10 pay for both?
Anybody who expects to get something for
no thing nowadays will get sadly left
BUY A COFFEE WORTHY OF THE NAME
OF COFFEE,
NUSBAUM'S GOLDEN RIO
"a cents per pound. A delicious high grade
whole roasted, In one pound air.tlght pack
ages. Rich, fragrant and full-bodied. Sc
veral years ago we decided TO place in our
stock a standard high grade OF roasted coffee.
1t took sometime to get Just what we wanted.
Finally, after repeated attempts, we succeeded
In securing the highest grade ol Rio, so that
its high standard of quality could always be
depended upon,
j. T. NUSBAUM.
Opp. Public Square, Bank Street, Lehigf-
ton. Pa. June I, 1ss4-ly.
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Rheumatism

nt Is an established fact that Hoods Sar.
saparilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases of rheumatism, effect
ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
In correcting the acldity OF the blood, which
is the cause of the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
I Is certainly Jair to assume that what
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for others It
will do for you. Therefore, If you suffer
the pains and aches of rheumatism, give
this potent remedy fair trial.
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CwiTHIN G. sHoRTLIDaE's S ACADEMY
- Fer Young Men and Boys. Media, Pa.

II miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price
covers every expense, even books, sc. No
extra charges. No Incidental expenses
No examination for admission. Twelve eX-
percnccd teachers, all men, and all gradu-
ateS. Special opportunities for apt students
to advance rapidly. Special drill for dull and
backward boys. Patrons or StUdentS may
select any srIdies or choose the regular Eng
lish, Scientific, Business, Classical or Civil
Engineering course. Students fitted at Media
Academy are now in Havard, Yale, Prince
ton and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic
schools. 10 students sent to college in lS83,l5
in 1854, 10 IN 1885, 10 in 1856. 4 graduating
class every year In the commercial depart
mCnt. Physical and Chemical Laboratory,
Gymnasium and Bail Ground. 1900 vols.
added TO Library in 1888. Physical apparatus
doubled in 1883. Media has seven churches
and a temperance charter which prohibits
the sah of all intoxicating drinks. For new
Illustrated circular address the Principal and
Proprietor, SWlTIIIN c. SHORfIIDGE, A.
MI UIarvard Graduate) Media, Pema.
Aug. I, S6-ly
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HEILMAN.--On August 10, 1886, Geo.
Heilman, aged 70 years, 9 months and
p days.
EXNER.-On August 20, Francis Grover
Cleveland, child of John and Ellenah
EXner, aged months and 20 DAYS.
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l. What a Friend we have in Jes-
us.
=. There is home for us in Heaven,
five trust in Jesus, who is the Way.
3. There is work to do for Jesus.
4. Pray in the name of Jesus.
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A Positive Cure.

"I was troubled very much with rheuma-
tism in my hips, ankles, and wrists. /
could hardly walk, and was confined 10 my
bed q good deal of the time. Being rec
commended to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, l
took four bottles and am perfectly we'll.
1 cheerfully recommend Hoods Sarsaparllla
as ono of the best blood purifiers in the
world" W. T. WooD, Bloomington, Ill.
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For Twenty Years

1have been afflicted with rheumatism. Before
1883 found no relief, but grew worse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparllla, and It did
me more good than all the other medicine l
ever had" II. T. BALLOON, Shirley, Mass.
at suffered from what the doctors called
muscular rheumatism. / took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and am entirely cured" j. V. A.
PRoUDFooT, letter carrier, Chicago, Ill.
We shall be glad to send, free of change
to all who may desire, book containing many
additional statements of cures by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
ooodo IL AIi,,,ght.

f,allsafos, Feb. ~, SENATOR lIuar
4 jsdson 81 the subcommittee on
apApp0lDtHd 80 investigate ehnrGes
Gupdc, were In
n his morning. The following
sata from Norfolk nre here under
ERai &, W. Grnndy commission
aali G II White and Judge 7 y.
No lawyers w w Peters,
Nrdlitr, and Charles sharp.
arc oil prominent eth
4 4 Norfolk aud arc understood 10
ifada Of Goodc. The inycallHatlon
k8utt and Witnesses are closeio'l
y adjoining committeeman and
4 ghlla one at u time before the sub
llHee The examination lasted an
tda.hali Charges against Gen
''tae not made known TO the WI
NJ hut the inquiries made vi
leattd TO The appointment OF
tfn 70 DO receiver OF the Exchange
al bank, and 10 far ns Their rcpllc'
nsy were cmphntlcully Ia yindlca
|dGfn, Goode, who is said 70 buy'
siafged with receiving n fec for hi
~ b securing the appointment
gaes Fald the appointment wa
n . compliance with The request o
s.incas mcn Of horfolk 'rhcy ha'
2.Np ~ bank and wished 20 have ON
'Hed ~ rccciSer IN WHOSE nhilll
sixflly They had confidence
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rKLEasArnlc nnEylrlEs.


Tho Missouri n.Nd KanHas division Of
The Texas s ~ lou sold A. 81 Louis
yesterday for saiOl 600 o The bond
holders
The supreme court nl Quo gave iuda.
lnent VI ousierat Columbus, Yesterday u
Inc police commissioners cas'ct. This
sustained GOV Foraker
a llrc yesterday. IN lltooklyn, IN IA,
Mckay's stables, on Magnolia stree /,
caused loss io that aud adjoining build,
ing Of $4,000 only partially Insured
Tho business portion OF Masonltx, Ohio,
was destroyed by Nro yesterday LOSS
100000 insurance eG50pp.
The last cot Ut San Francisco makes
rMlfoad fare 70 New York clly from
Frisco $40.
The Murmons whu asshniied United
States Attorney Dickson az Salt Lake
'wcrc released 90 $1,000 bond each 1estcr.
day
I,orrlilanl'A l'antlac sold yesterday ai
Jobstown, \. j., for $1,000,
Large shippers By The tranrCon,luenlal
roads are given private rates 80 thr
amount OF cut In freight chargcs cannot
be- learned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

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appointed anu teloVlV'' " Proicshou u
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ninR lo enforce US own iuoas' pro
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
WICHITA FALLS.
,,usbnnd and wife sepernl. cer'ho"h
~ Immigrants,

,,usbnnd nnd wife Separni. cnrh"''h
81 Immigrants,
special TO The Gazette.
vienna BALLa, TgS,, FOB. ~ sal
chnnlor was enacted IN Tho Mcclellan
coan when the man took The little slN-
vcar.old url from lts mother ana TOOK
hor aboard tho Bort Worth Denver
rain. The mother was overwhelmed
sith ftlof, Tho father seemed angry
nnd said " must be done unlc@e she
made cprlain PROMISES 90 return 10 nN
dntnlclio and forge other tights that hhr
clalmed. Tho child iirHt fought Us inthnr,
then vnye ~ and cried piieonrly ns no
dreeard IL away from The city hotel
'Tho child took u long lhsl looh
attre 10 mother from the chr Window
/ 'tho mother recounted . long series oi
i.aiousips of his own uncle and othpFt,iu'
,c,hrr 9th terrible tale Of linrdAhlph
ana wrongs, showing him ~ bo most
hri,,ai man and perhaps without sour
savino ele would i0aU her chlld rather
man iipo IN tho place spoken OF ~ lhe now
! edition Of tho Bible,
Co0nty Attorney B0yds says n,lli nhN
| ,ren brought against Treasurer " llHoll
i,nrdsnon 10 recover The $1,000 that whr
.',,nt In th. int dpfnnrt iSching' bank 81
| NuUh W VIZ Wf' wv
| wichita Falls ..t,.., a.,
| mo TAYLOR attachment case egalpst w W.
l,anl propertg lbs not been appealed, an'
itis said viii not hc but me atlnr l,.ll
latter, srnln 70 bc holding on iorhggnc
,idne 10 tnrn up, Gnw seem W. iiilu'
IN" asslapinont can bG broken, ~ u''|
nsaalIy hold COOL ~ Tcxas
Another Tosns q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
iosJcd viii men, women anh fblidien
Nv lust arrived Tho children arc p,ah}
,ny sportlycly around tho dnpob Mhil'
| ,Sa ol,ier ones arr looking over NE town
IS, 4. Crawford Is acting foaalga y I,
.dilr M. Bisseli has gone forward, y
,anarted. 10 the prospective Town "
a,dsnah IA Ilardman county n0inr .
,be restloss spirits hero are iaiklns =
t.aripg down thclr blilidipgs wan 2 ~,
~ heating IN the new town, ln't tn,fp
NJ inch excitement ~ mhrh haffoi" y"
,rhe Denver train brought iats
.o,ana Of silver yesterday, ani y
saig n will be used 70 ray the lnaisl
, ees , IN ,Ine Of thrir lands 10 ipe hpiA
A Nh. Iiallow's daughter vas W. W.
NOD No her eoaeinirom hissoi'n"n ~
Y uay ~ ~ -...aa--sse.~--.sesHaiasf-sa~'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

urr,NA, oNt, feh, ~ \ decided
son.ailou hns hrrn created Avte ~ the
publication " the .hct That snshl'poN l'as
bnasen ont ia q virulcun foam ~ VIC
Maternity hospital Tho innh tullon ls
eunirnllnd by me Slsiew - Chs rliyi Rad
n tl,a lArfori ot the kind ~ the IN lmlnlna
Then an o large number OF pnllun's
there NJ present, and they haze .n'lnRlen
with unph other 40 thoroughly INV ioarH
arc entertained that The alHeniw wh n'aeo
q elem sweep ui all Of them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
nrn,er ole,elnna a. sron.or

Drrmotr, Men, Feb, 21,-sA novel
oycnt occurred A. the Gcrmnn Lutheran
church this afternoon, The president OF
Tho United States stood sponsor, by
proNy, Ior the child Of Quo Of Tho hum-
blont families In The congregation The
ocenaion was the outgrowih Of The Wish
Of Carl DottlooH 10 observe M old Ger
man custom, that OF doing special honor
to The twelfth successive male oiispflng
la Tho samu faulty Inc church was
pneked The presidents repro
scntatiyo was CanproRsmah Mnybury,
duly appointed by letter rom
The White House MI, DnitleoH
aud the christening parry wprr much ih
onruost, but by Tho outsiders the nlihif
was hunorouply regarded a sermon In
Ger1unn was preached by Rev Emil Dark
north, IN which ho said II was q glorious
thing 10 live Ia u country where llc
prceldenl did not feel above standing
spnneor 10 the child of thc poor man,
Then tho Clergyman asked "Gro'cr
Cleveland, d0 YOU rcnOuna the down hnN
nll his Wurksf'
uYnh," said Congressman MaYbntj
The cungroBsman slipped goa cnAlf
| into the outslrctchod hnud % lllr bap'
mud took the lrnn for Washington
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

tpfflHl % tNn N14NII'' ll..
potDnaDu, Tet, Fob. rhe ',sioi"lnE
,s,si Under wis u hai,aas cospits, " osp W
,,a,y.i' charged am tilllnH aayge Farkg,d ep
~ shryin, on sse,Dbes last, ~ ~ closed, ~
M astendhat - allowed hgpd y ing suis "
.sos No n laeBde deffloFrd AnAlrsl bl,n my
IN aaniaaiOn " iha nrieNNse ~ "A
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W ~ IN, sa.falne nHN sfr nipH htiDfptanu IN
I ~. i,frltfE ~ Inc filnaf :. ,.i.,,.,,
FTbo tinfs rirb hfc tvnle. W. 1890 Jii,,,,t
4 II, nsiies f6hp n fsmpspl - phsias' w s''N"'
| sf ti.r Ttshs etSf Aiarn ets,'f 80, ,,.ai,
SIC rlif salt neih. Aa' l la fs.stteei ssiil
ltf ~ 4 ifhcihc lof Npnl aud VII sit.lt ~ \,
~ s,da. t1eel N NJ fhe gofAe ~ VIZ, s.,,. IN wv
y, fi,labif ~ asi'pllt eN ~ jH 49,, 7, !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

OltAWA, 0sr fcb. ~. IN the h1,lsr
OF commons yesterday, the nddrrss IN re-
pN 90 thu Npeuch from the THRONE WI,
moved hy ME- fyorolt Of ~. Johns, who
defended iliO governmental iiahttea pol
lev. S,r Richard Cartwright oproaitlon'
lai, rldieulrd llu idrn of lmpcrlm ledeta
lion and DECEASED thni Canada waited Dt
interference WA her a1nlrs IRON
EnWand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
An ola seIdlas ssl 90

gpuoihi "a tho uaheita
gAs Axtoxi0, ms, -. "a. pfeslarht
pirgeiapd hne extended 20 inil nDd nnepaai :
ttoa,i pardon b ibinia nlaiop pf his Ai,f,
,,to M some timo sluos convicted " pa
United slnlos district eonr FOR 90 WeAffn
aist,iei Of feaae. ~ ran Apiopia. inih we sen
fenced ~ tN0 ytifG cVnNnemrst ~ w i .i,
, fssotfT III, ~ Al uid spldief ~ tWohtf tnfNn
~ ~, 400 In thc tinted state pfiHs Ing
,,a,io wa procured W. NJ y \. iyhi,',',, ~
,Vn',ift VI niatc8 from iEp fuiitifiensg hrYhf
Wea, Tho pardon vac haetd ~ ~ 2"k fh'
hpaaiabio teftifu tsyfiVnH " tpntlN'WH'
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Anl.ln.a ,.nni.hmr,,l.

Special 20 the uAncuni
jEitrnsoN, rhXt %. ~, There bche $50
other cases ognin.i M \ ", Adicta, The
United Hlatca district attorney dihmWsod uli
coiiuls 10 'hem, rh,o lhe ifat, which 4 for
nrcninR lcl,ofs Adlota Chen plcndsd quilts 80
Tho Dfei In each hnd liH pnllahndni WIS
naacAaed ~ u tnoui flfn N ulrl ease And Cnhis
The sam ~ his puniahmehi " uvr yohfH con
nnpmnnt 10 Tho liza fitnn county iali ana $3.50
me aud hll ouaip, THIS u iihAliei ~ Tie Whole
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nlnnlnr bad. linn.lL

hpcniW 70 lhN 1aAN'iN
pALfstieF, ms. lcb ~ Me tesandcr
yefgufon, lately eon0fmnd hy tllo oeonio FOR
poatmnatot ~ tBla place, received fnem foat
n0atcr. uoncrnl tilos this morning ~ blank
bond for YgG0o apd u letter slntlpg tliRt ~ soon
no Tho unnd IL made nud returned 70 Tho dc
pnrtnant his rtnmiHsipn, dntipR from Inhfu
my nad funnlng for iuuf YEARS womb bU tor
,Yhrded, Mr frfgue1n's bond VII De sent 20
Washington an Monday nest,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

epeclNi 10 the GAscus.
HarEs,ifir, liN.. Dob, giM gliona
nioclinR yesterday cpumnlttrr was appointvd
10 confcr with Tho 0uciAls VI the NohlFon, 10
pahh santa ~ railway ~ hocurN the estUn.
Zion of ihe ROAD through afounsillp,
district Attorney y a.. NAihrWH ana Y, "
pcrkins lcft To- ,dhv 10 attend diAltici ruhft ~
Cooper Drlih county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
TEMPLE.
A NrnI riecr ~ iiurRlariHi"g phe e."
Factory Hotel.

Special TO tho unSetin'
TEMPER, Tx, Foo. ~ The store.
house OF II. a. Scnrock WIS bnralnrizod
last nlpht, aud his safe was broken opcn
mud ahont $40 stolen FROM II The
burglar broke In attn roar window hn'l
u.ed no explosives IN opening The safe
but bored In with q common brace ana
bit aud then tool, punch aud Rlcdgc'
hummer aud forced of the combination,
mo tools with whlct The work was done
were left there, mud were claimed by W.
+. Jones, l.aq., out OF whose shop t'ey
were stolen
IL is reported here to-day that u r0bpef
was killed at Brentwood lust night ana
/ that the robbor proved 70 be q mnr WHO
recently left here, having worked IN th'
! Santa 10 r0undhouso quito Il while
Mcssrs. Farley and Ayers arc progress
inc finely with The work on th'ir ice lac
! tory here
The new hotel company ndopleh
charter on yesterday, aud tho bolldini
win soon be- lot out W some contractor
fG rOnRtructlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

IIrl4KA, n. ~ psp. ~ Wililhs n b.
Masr.g s,ld wiit we're found dual % ihell
i,uu.s yesterday on ibc benton ROAD abohl
t0tty.aye miles moth ~ iieieuh Appsaf
spees inaicnir teai Mn0N nnt eligt ~
~, nud illoD hlnself. They leaio lRi.'
a,neli rhildfen. who WIRE avn ~ ~
tne " fllt fmgrdt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

The improvements on the now Hlofr "
1lo md lie Houston street, 10 he ocfn'
nied by Randall q Chambers Goa arc
nearing completion. Tbcireprlng stock
n arriving daily, aud buyers OF lry, goods
sho,ld mol fail 10 Visit this establishment,
as ihry eau fhow you Iusl what you want
nj Tho rlUht price,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

special TO the Gazette.
ritof potsr. TtX rrh, ~ rho hardware
stock OF Flake GO. wns sold 10 day hy pUpn,y
sheriff Bail for sli0l The goods luyolccd
nenrly sGnp0. 1'ho Pilot Paint bnnk ran the hret
attachment aud Wna The highest hlddu Tue
innrH were m once opened, nnd Flake n Flip
min nrN nov iu charge nnd VIII brll tho gtorl 10
tho interest Of The bank lbcy WI 1lnu hdu
ptoct OF farm Implements ana machinery,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
looal.oplloo con,cnlion,

NVfnlhI 70 Nlu NHlNIFNI
llrFmrrrN reN. foi W. rho psgplt o.
piny county who thdorsr loiWl'drlan hgq q
convention at ilrnhrtlN So. day aud app6intcd
porsoua 60 tiait many auh divisions OF thr
oauniy ~ bring ihe great Importance ~ Tho
,nntiof before the minds ~ ne people. ihhl
Otoif pdhnclui 90 Of what u fAiil ma wrong
al Mhfpi Ia the wnt best calculated 10 nave
snbnf and las hhidihe men hhd nat fidn ana
tpmptullou nui ~ the dVlii ui tiN tuNpf
atllitrn ~ clny cOunit,