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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
REASONS why.
|ooval Baking Powder is the
Best in the World.

poya Baking Powder is absolutely pure and the only
,.,.lv nure baking powder made All others con-
linn lime or other impurity All the ingredients Of
|o.r.u are first rendered chemically pure that no
.ont can possibly enter into it. and it is composed only
s0e materials pronounced by the most eminent physi-
and chemists, and proven by practical experience,
reusabe for the production Of perfect baking powder
scientific fact that Royal Baking Powder is abso.
| 4, nurer-PRor H. A. MOTT, Goge,nmsnt Che0,is
The Royal Baking Powder is Of the highest test
.ndh Ii produces the maxmun amount of gas attain.
IN. n baking powder compounded from proper and
me materials and is Therefore of the highest possible
,,soinr power 81 find the Royal Baking Powder to
,e 1874 cubic inches Of leavenng Gas per of
.sdcrr (he largest amount given by any baking powder
ed)-Pnor E. g. LOVE Gouenoeat Chemist
The Royal Baking Powder is entirely free from mc-a
ay Of the highest Importance Iartate of lime is present
III other baking powders chiefly adulteant of the
u Of tartar used in their manufacture Cream Of tartar
d by patent processes that totally eliminate all the lime
saoer impurities, used exclusively in the Royal but
NJ other powder The cream of tartar manufactured
\ sbe New York Tartar Company and used in the manu-
stne Of the Royal Baking Powder is perfectly pure and
\ IL from lime in any form. WM McMUlETRIE Chenfst
n Achef .. s. Department Of agriculture.
The Royal Baking Powder viii retain its full strength
any length Of time in all climates, and under all condi-
ions Of atmosphere and will be found, whenever used, to
rsss the full leavenng power it contained when first
made All other baking powders lack this perfect keeping
m and will lose their strength to large degree when
few weeks old This is because they made unscien
ideally and from impure and improper materials 81 have
d samples of the Royal Baking Powder that had stood
several years upon the shelves Of New England gro.
cries and find their loss of strength almost inappecia,
e,bcng less than per cent ! have found no other
ng powder that will retain onehaf its strength
nler similar exposure" r. w SCHEDLER, A@alyticaI
Naaatst A. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
PARIS AND nER RAILWAYS.
Bo,h SCI Right Through the msdium .
Tho Gazette


special 70 the Gazette.
Below IL clipping from III Paris
News, which, Il has been requested,
should be- sent TnE GAlETrEF
In the Dallas News OF yesterday 40.
ticed special from Paris, The closing
part Of which Is AS follows
Tho Fiiseo railroad depot was located On No
Wcat side of the city 30 DAY ~ " nDdcratopd
that the Marsnall ,l'arls& Northwestern ana the
Houston a Texas Central VIII bayn depot NJ
tho same point. The amount required for the
santa ~ has NOT been Feissu ihsie y az ~
great iibGrallty IN the premleos. bat ne AuiOuBt
viii be raised neYcrllielnhs. capt. Wright ~
tho Paris Great Northern, which L thg name
oi fhc frisco, 10 raid % have remarked That he
d!d moi care whether Paris gnt tho SANTA ~ ~
not be had his road llNed, and the
people could get the santa W or not ~ theJ
ehore.. There l. 4 good deal Of bard feeling
about The matter. and tho Daiiy News heTc
threnicnR an exposure ~ some Of thc sehepiet
thar haye been going on for Mo past few dAys
The people ara Ni0ufly W favor Of sccnfinp
tbs Santa ~, aud they feel inht they arc being
back cnpped by fow igcn WhD are trying ~
play in the hhnds Of another corporation
Ia reply 20 the above | wish 10 say
/ The frisco depot has not been To-
Gated on The west aide OF The city or any
where Ia Paris yet and may not Do
located for several days
2. ! have never SAID | didn't care
whether Paris got tbc Santa fc road OF
not have been president Of the Paris
l. Great Northern for three years, anc
when the time comes 70 make 4
success and secure IS connection
With thp Frisco worked Ike trojan e
do Il, aud this has been interpreted hj
] liitlc minds rs antagOnism 10 The SAINTS
Fc II Is false.
q. KNOW oil no bard feeling over ~
cent emuiatlons trtween advocates OF M
two roads an energies were centefet
on ihc frisco, and u was mndca success
and now we can center on The Santa ~
/ aud mako ~ coming success.
Mr.. Bllis, rdltor ol the Paris Dalll
News, sBys be- knows Of no schemes i
connection with the 'Frlsc0t0 be- exposed
and that he has not threatened 70 EXPOSE
any. An exposure II now IN order
b. The Dallas Daily News If q most eA
cellcnt paper, and - railroad news \
much sought after and iesd. IL alten
ton Is called 20 this reply and 10 the ~
liability u 81 Paris correspondent. re
specially, I. J. WniGnl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
a pEKTINENr INQUIRY

wmCH IS CoNiMENpED TO THE PRAYER
FUL CONSIDERATION or HIS ENcEI-
IrNcy, GOV. JOHN IRELAND,
FoRr worm, THNt Feb So 1856.
10 Tho Editor OF tie Gazette.
DEAR SIR Whom Dallas unjustJy quar-
antined against rs a telegram was sent 10
DR., Swearlngcn, health officer at Austin,
telling him Of the unjust quarantine, and
asking him our remedy. Ills answer re-.
forred us to certain sections of the Re
ylsed Statutes We then sent a communal
cation TO the governor, watch was pre-,
pafed by the city attorney and forwarded
10 his excellency, Gov. Ireland. lie
sent DR.. Swealingen, The health officer OF
the state, TO our city, who said in the
presence OF thiriy.lve or forty of our
citizens that the quarantine as established
WAS not necessary, and that he would
recommend 20 The governor that the quar-
antlnc as IL there existed should DC re-
moved. Did We not then at that meeting
and do We not now expect that procla'
nation viii be Issued from the governor
removing the quarantine so that the
whole matter may be placed In its true
light, that the state OF Texas may know
what has been done aud how II was donef
Did not our business men expect II 20 pc
done IN that way, aud now ] ask could "
be done otherwise after, as have said
before. we have IN every way complied
with the law Is the governor OF Texas
10 suppose that after so d--ble
n usarpatlon OF authority as
taken by the city Of Dallas
that the citizens Of Fort Worth and
Northern Texas are going 70 he satisfied
with anything less than proclamationf
think this IS my FIRST communication 10
A newspaper, but when we have teen
treated a. the city Of Dallas tried TO treat
ns fthank God they have not done the m
iury they intended It's time 20 ask few
questions Yours,
j. +. ALEXANDER,
chairman Board ol Health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
THE CITY.
LOOK ALoFT.

Written for the Gazette
Look aloft, and prge ahead, men,
Ia the stern command we hear
Weep no moro for what Il ilod. men
That's not worth q maiden tear
There are no
nCcrucs of fate
To grind the low
And pet the great
Bosom beauty guerdons duty.
As IN peasant 50 in peer
And fate Is but the thing We've made m'u'
by our deeds from year TO year
Look nluft and mike your labor
,Iuhllant With soul and song,
As YOU plunge tho pruning Habrf
Deep into Che heart of wrong.
For an the love
That lies inicht
Must Yield before
The highest, best.
Even nntions' oscillations
snail be studied by the sronE
Heaven il oarth's propltlous ncighbor-
l0ok aloft. ana urge along
Look aloft, a line Of glory
Mnuders o'cr the ha5y Fly
witch, aver the sapcs hOatN.
IA our Virtues limnod In highi
And eyerY ~
That mOttnl lay.
Mnkea broader stu
Tho genial blaze.
ylU fight supernatural brings eternal
UiiaH to crown Attpinments hiHh'
Man has ioid but halt hisstory
Add your little ere you die
Jefferson, Tea, February, ls7 ave-"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

A rrihnte 10 thc pend.

Thomas Gamcwell died at his family
residence on the corner OF Seventh and
Pecan streets, on February II, In the
siXty-hith years OF Ills age. He wasboru
in North Carolina In 1921, aud, with vary
Ing changes OF residence, found home
for his family in Fort Worth several years
since. lie was one OF those persistent
and Industrious citizens whose steady
habits are exemplary, and who by their
handlcraft contribute greatly TO the sub
stantial growth OF Il city.
Early In life he became bright Chris
tlan and Joined the Methodist Episcopal
church. For many years he stood as a
pillar in It's fellowship and work. He
specially enjoyed the familiar old hymns
and tunes, and in his last hours
greatly enjoyed having them sung Ivy
\ friends at his bedside. He seemed 10
I realize II was the call of God when this
| last Illness attacked him, aud with reslg
nation met the decline of his vital encr
glcs-belicving in immortal hope through
Jesus Christ alone
During his suncrings ne took comior
In quoting this passage Beloved, 4
doth not yet appear what we shall he, bn
we know that when lie shall appear w
shall bc like Him, for we shall see Him az
lie is
The dreaded pneumonia snatched from
us good citizen, q kind father and a.
afieclionate husband, yet
Jesus can make diving bed
Feel soft ae dnWny pillows are.
While on his breAst | lean my mead
And breathe ms life out sweeuy there.
FoRT WORM, Feb. q. G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
nrALrnns 81 Ollie

REAL ESTATE TRANsFRs RRcoRDEp ~
rnE COUNTY cIEBK YOE THE WIKI
JUsT ENpED,
At. ireland 10 ]. j. Rocker lots 2
aud 4, block Q OF Smith, Jones and Dag
qett's addition 10 Fort Worth consider
ton, $500.
II. +. Br0lics, q II Dashwo0d, 7. N.
white aud w. O Bishop 70 A Ockander'
lot 81. block 4, Park subdivision FIELDS
ann WEIGH survey u Fort Worth ccnsld-
GRAFTON, 5000
y. Is, Binyou 10 Alfred w Brldee.
man. lot l00xi00, IN northwest corner d
.hiock y. Tueger's addition TO he bityf
confederation, $500
+ vaientIne Al tfiY Ransom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Aorlnnlnd confedoraie SAYS .

only weighed I2s p0ands when commenrell
Guinn'f rl0nccf, and now weigh ~ pounds
could hardly walk With Htinh 10 support nis
and eau now wax long dlAtA, cea without helr.
IT, bonont to me ~ beyond calculation
u. lufuB llOsfiuk, Cotton hpypi
Macon, Ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
A Correction.

The Information on which was based
an item in yesterdays paper, headed
Hunting flusband," was Incorrect
and did injustice 10 a worthy lady Mrs.
Frazier, the lady ia question, lid not
walk from Waco to Fort Worth but came
on the cars. She was 10 some anxiety 20
hear from her husband aud asked mes
scngcr hoy to send any message That
might come 10 the Southern hotel Her
feelings were hurt by the notice which
was the result Of an erroneous report OF
her talk with the messenger hoy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
unrn,nllnr ti,n nI,slnr,.

The following letter, received by SHEER
IN Maddox yesterday, throws some light
on the mysterious death Of Thomas
Moore, the unfortunate sec tlon hand WHO
was picked upin an unconscious condition
by freight train near Keller and expired
at the railroad hospital on She 10th Inst 1,
DgNToN, Tx, Feb. 20. DEAR
SIR have q man by the name Of
James Morris, secton.bos- at Roanoke,
who is charged with killing one Thomas
Moore, scction-hand II you want Nor.
ris come after him at once,
One Of the section-hands came
up and filed a complaint and had him mr.
rested Yours respectfully,
G. Il, McDoNALp,
Sheriff Denton county
An officer will he Immediately dis
patched to Denton 10 bring Morris here
for trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Mr.. A. n. Bramblott, Hardware Merchant,
OF ForAyth, o., writes

IL acted IKE a charm on my general health.
1 cnnaidDr IL q Hue tonic I weigh more ihhn !
hnve Tor p years llospertlnlY, .,.
a, N, hllAMHiF1T
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Dr.. g. w. Delbridge Of Atlanta Go.
urItsA OF Cuinn's Pioneer.

Gulnn's Pioneer Blood Remover haN beer
nsrd for years With nnprcccdertca hnccots,
n Id entirely vegetable ana does the nyftclu ~
harm II Improves the appetite, digestion ana
biood making. diminishing, inYgvJatlng ana
tOnlng 40 all the funetioua and tleruen y thc
syAiein, and thng bpcOmoh the great Dlpoh ~
urttpf and health rrHtUYcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Low PRICES,
A Man q sIxlY.rIahL WIniers.

am Is years of axe, aud regard Guiunls ~.
onoet a nnn tonic for tia fOch9 10y nHo ny
crehsrd ten rounds. A. NJ "a. uAhPBflI,
Macon, Ga., Fob, Is, lsai, Cotton gin maker,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Mr. w. 8. Iones. Macon. SAVE

NV wife Ina rerained her ntrcngth ana %
crnaaod ton pounds IN weight Wsrna0lumond
W v. JONES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover

cures all blood and rkin discusses, sheimatlsm
scr0fula. old sores PERI Ct sfflpg moairlhe.
lint IN yonr mhrkct y VII DC t0fwarpe1 81
foreipi oi price. small hotilrs si0Vi LARGE bol
ties fi.75. ..i..,
Rslay on Blood sud fkn DIarAats mailed
frOr. MACON MEDICINE cvMiAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

We shall offer;
5000 yards summer SILKS, slrAt, nm.
aged, 1T l5ca Worth 30 20 soc
5000 yards rcdycd plain and brccade
SILKS, q, 80 TO 75c., worth LOO 20 1 80.
These SILKS being stained With water
were shipped bN Us 90 a celebrated ,.v.s
In the East Ia ianuafy, have bucn ayc,l
and are now on route 90 Fort Worth.
The dyer writes us ,they arr better than
they ever werc.n VIZ think they an 81
goau
800 yards White Satius, Slightly dam
AGED az loc,, worth Doe
100 pieces White Clouds. slightly 1nn
lcwcd, At aeea yard worth rs 10 2sc
900 pieces Hamburg Edringsl real has4
galns.
500 pieces Torctpn Edgngs col ht,
gains
20 pieces White Curtain Goods real
bargains
100 Ladies' Gossamcrs ii 5st., worth,
SIPS
100 SIN Fmlsh Gossamcrs Il sliOo,
worth $3.50
100 Mon's Coats and Vests al $500.
worth $1,000 70 $4,000
100 Mcu's Pants az $500, worth $500.
roo Mcu's Pants az $500, worth $500
4 We ara showing o great many novel.
I ties IN new Spring Ginginms and DrrS
7 Goods.
( Wcnc offering a great many bargains
Iall through our store from Tho lngtnm
1 stock
I We take this Opportunity OF saying 10
+ The public that Tor the Spring races We
shall enter our celebrated young horet,
named
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2s

tuto capital quaftet,e, whose harmonl.
Gus voices make the corridors Of tho
Mansion rcsound with melody.
Ia Otto, the tailor. was attached yes.
terday by Bromshwig & Co 81 ST Louis
on claim for sszs
Prof. Prcwitt informs Us that while the
recent scare affected the attendance at
the Business college some large mum.
Der came back the past week, and he cx.
poets all 10 be on band Monday morning.
Coleman 6 Co. are opening up a large
stock VI hardware in the building for
merry occupied by the Fort Worth phar.
macy, corner Main and Second. Mr.
Fred Boulwarc has engaged With the new
establishment.
A GAZETTE man stopped In front Of
J II. Browns TO inspect lot OF boxes
that were loading ona wagon. bearing
the novel legend, "BrOwn's Mule" Sam
Jackson explained that II was fayorite
brand OF tobacco, and that he had lust
sold 500 pounds Of It TO a local Gus.
toner.
In the hurrlcdly-wrliten notice of the
Maddox reception, appearing yesterday
morning, mention was omitted OF tho
music, which was furnished by MIR. j d.
Taliaforo, and which was one OF the
many pleasant features of the occasion.
Mr.. Taliafero has few equals asa pianis,
! IN the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Turner q Mcclure sell The famous
Ssilmen pie hams. The best cured ham
on ihe market. Try Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Go 10 rhs W, 4. Ilntfnsn fmpleMent
company and buy your Allaiia ared fresh
from CslIiQrnlA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Don't Duy your apring clothes until you
SEQ the complete stock OF new spring and
summer goods just opened OF Dahlnan
nroai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Jersey cows bred from noted mixers.
Solid colors, md al 10 caif.
foihH nos Fogt Worm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

Montgomery 90 make a showing IN
prices to-day thnt IS decidedly - cash
pdVmtn;f,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
Diod.

Yesterday morning, AT $3.50, after
n long illness, DR. c. w. Tallafero,
father OF Prof J u TslIaiero yielded up
his life al Ills residence w this city. lie
was ready and willing 10 go, firm IN his
Christian faith The funeral takes place
from the family residence this afternoon
Fort Smith, Ark, and Dallas, Tex 4,
nanrrs nlenso CODY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28

p t.lt- ''ANo VT IkAitht
50, -''s faes between n t'aso snd
,s w SoHs between ror, wdrtn and
|a.s. ''nv runs between You Worth
3 ssa So except Sunday, runs between
'sna between 81. Louie and FL
saHs between New orleans and
'1na between Dallas and Fort
AN ~ tloldrade' '"N' IVY ~
,i ~ and IA re-, .o,,s t,.ins
u "a 3,s ~, Anionio 10 81 Iouim
4 IA M slH YIN Dallas,
lsNe, pfiatan Hort worth, Houston
u N. LusH,
plion Ticket Axcns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-28
NEW ROUTE TO

l,fA had Montgomery via somorvell, and
W ohif All-rail route to BrownwOou
ilaTomplo and Lampnsas.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
CGcl.E<,ll.%cN SSchrIIIIE.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,
rrain ~. 6 stol> at all Stations.

Train ~. g stop, At all Stations.
Nos. - ami {. stops only At Brtnkloy's
WhitrNil LAX" Wnccamnw, Fair Blu1r,
NinhotS' .r!"n Pee Doc, Florence, Timmons.
rllit, i.Hn"hhNrr MnycSvilc, Sumter, Wctlgo
Hrid, Iitn',rl. junction and East over.
Passengers tor Columbia and all points on
{. * &. H. L.. & &. Il a. K. X. Stations, Aiken
Juncti"n, and 'll points beyond, should take
No. tS Nu:ht Express.
Srpnr!,,r Pullman SccDcrs for Savannah
ami for Augusta ON train iS
PasS"l}""rS ON 10 can take IS train from Flo.
renee Ter Columbia, Augusta and Georgia
pr!n'S via Columbia.
All trains rum solid between Charleston anu
Wiimin. ton
[ - y
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Notice of Assessment
1886 and 1887.


In pursuance OF an Act Of The General
Assembly OF SotVh Carolina, Il general
as ''s4mGnt OF personal property for tax-
alton Will commence on January lSt,
1887. M NcrsonNl property must b.
rc;urncd for taxation, and all changes
~ rraitT lace ''''uarv lSt, | 2Sj must
De noted IL rrtulHS. During The above
tlm1 my Ollie" in Ncwhci,ry will be open
lor The reception Of returns from lst
january TO 2Ot'i February, 1887. and ior
'hn conv"niCN"" OF taxpayers, or an
authorize" agent viii attend at the fol-
loving places al the time specified:
No. . Tow|hiH, Monday, 'Ian""ry 81,
at prosperity.
NO 't"wn#hir, Tuesday, january
lin: 4! prosperity.
40. l"Wil~hir, "Wednesday JAnuary
ON, ut b"lh"l Church.
No. f"wnSnip, THURSDAY January
ON. AZ ~. lLihc'% Church.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
.BG>2IIx e.. DIVINE.

I. n. PATERSON, Gcn'l Pass. Agt.
$3";: G&vH!!aa Railway Company.
(nNM"~ ING SUNDAY. nov. %, 1885, ut
fellows. "'.oSirrn timc:"
80 A%l' From CHARLESTON.
I.,:T (pAIIND
- par uiI'uhj3> at.... C.;o " M 6n7pm
p,c Chnut,.lon.. III co m 800 BIN
NU&r (DAILYi
Depart tNS'r'et "M........ T.2O II IN 5lOnm
phh CN.i..l' a. ............. loij m luCU u m
70 AMP ~NOM CAMDEN.
.N>V [nt...I EXCEPT SuNDAY.)
Depart I"'vin"in $50 Il M. h.o5 p IN 527 pm
b"" g. ',',...,..l-.@i j m. i.i2 y IN 7.i2 p III
f"NtLN ENCrrr SUNDAY)
depart 10 Il III 7.i5 Il III :i.l5 D M
1"" Go '...Hta.....lo.45 IL M l0.1 II III 1900 D NJ
TO o..n IRON AUGUSTA.
EAST (pAlLr)
ncpnlt i"lU'a",,,.......... G.aoum 627pm
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bci':ll ij.:.'.~l... ........... 60 Il m IIOpm
Di . co.uIuhl!i.. .........lo.;'j - IN 1000 M
CnHNECTIoNS
M#I" N@n u'unh' in to'uinbin and Green
.ul.l ,l,lar,jn.r ~ 80 j. A. Al CoInlnhii
3u""'irn win Charlotte, Columbia and An.
;M~t" ."ll N"''d 'N Hai"" train to ana from
rH~""mH"r, "N lh"~r trains take Supper at
H;"Nchtjl'c.
Al Charleston :, fin N,ramcrs for New York.
and 0u Iu",,yl l'"nh riidays with steamer
inrJn"h S"nVilIrH aud points on the ST. Johns
Niyrr, 81" wiki C|nrl"sl"n and Savannah
H"iir"nH t" and from savannah and nll
~ Nu3u.tt with Gcorein and Central
Eniir""!S :" an from "li points West and
HH.mwrl l.. i.OiuI. Through tickets can be
TU1GhaS"" I" All points S"uth and West, br
pplH ing 10
y. MrQINitN. Agent, Colambin.
jDIIN T.. rECK. General Manager.
- {. ALl.iS, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN
COMMON PLEAS,

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN
COMMON PLEAS.
James Lafayette Sattcrwhitc, and
others VS.. Jas McFall Admiuistrato or
OF. al.
BY order Of the Court herein, dated
lst December 1886, will sell before the
Court House at Ncwbcrry, on the first
Monday in January, 1887, at public out
cry the real estate of Susan c.. Sattcr-
white, deceased, consisting of about
Eight Hundred Acres more or less, sit
uated in the County and State aforc-
said, and bounded by lands Of T.. II.
Dominick, Mrs. Elizabeth Bleasc, p. G.
Smith and othcrs-in such parcels or
tracts as may be indicated at the sale
thereof.
Terms The purchaser will be per-
mittcd to pay The whole bid in cash-
otherwise, onc-third the purchase money
will be required in cash, and the balance
papablc in one and two years with inter-
est from the day of sale to be secured by
bond and mortgage of the prcmiscs-pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Office Dec. s, 1886.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
CouIdn't Hear it Thunder.

= An Interesting letter from Mr.. john
w. Weeks. superintendent Of DcKalb
Pnupcr Home:
From a feeling OF gratitude aud de-
sire to benefit others, voluntarily make
this statement. have great reason to
be thankful that ever heard of b. R. Is, ,
as know what Il blessing IL has been to
me. have suffered with Bronchial Ga
tarrh fora number OF years. Six months
ago L was taken with severe pain il
right ear, which in II few DAYS began to
discharge matter, with terrible and a..
most unLraraDlr palpitNtim aud nil
sorts OF noises in my hcaI. In jen days,
after Tie c"mmenccincut Of discharge
and pair IL ny car bc",:n to grow dcai'
and in six weeks was so deaf that J.
could not hear thunder.
was thea compelled 10 Use cnnvcrSa-
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no: hear with the tube. | then com.
mencc1 talking y. B. b. and the running.
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general health has improved, palpitation
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Hr;Ght's Disease.
have been Il sufferer from Kidney
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L have lately had what is termed Brighl's
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Rock Creek, Ala, May 4, 1856.
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