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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
COLLISION.
A Passenger and Freight Train Collide
One Man Killed,

A Passenger and Freight Train Collide
One Man Killed,
SrRINGF1ELD, ONO, Sept. PA bad
accident occurred at an early hour this
morning on the Indiana, Bloomington &
Western railroad 3 mile beyond Laars,
Miami county, Ohio. The passenger
train, No. 2, going east, collided with
freight train No. 10, wrecking the en-
CINE and completely smashing the bag
gage car. Fireman Dillon was instantly
killed. The engineer jumped and saved
his life. A number OF passengers were
seriously injured, bit Il is not thought
thar any Of them are fatally hurt. a
wrecking train has gone 70 the scene Of
Inc accident. A number Of knights
Templars, returning IRON b. LOUIS,
were on the train, A dozen freight cars
were badly wrecked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Anasnon coanly oon,.nlIon.

Special 10 the Gazette.
PALEsrISE, Tx Sept ~ AT meet.
ing held a. the courthouse IN this city 70,
day 70 select delegates 70 the county con
vention 70 be held AZ the courthouse Ia
Palestine on Tuesday, the 2sth, said
county convention being called 10 select
delegates 70 the senatorial convention 10
be bed at Jacksonville, Tex, October b.
the following gentlemen were selected by
committee AZ delegates ~ the county
convention: Jno. Hutchinson, j. A.
Hitchcock, J. n Pittp, DR.. J. w. Doug.
las, y N Swanson, r. u. Greenwood.
+. w. Ezell, J. n Mead, Il. G. McFar.
lane, Frank Reeves, John r. Waits. On
motion the names % the Committeeman.
DR. j. X. Palmer, Judge Jno. N. Link, A.
Thompson and lCol. v. y. Daboz, were
added TO the list u delegates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

special 90 the HAactte,
DENTON, INK, Sept g5, The hon
NJ Cochran Of Dallas, candidate for aov.
eynor on The Republican ticket, addressod
n very respectable audience AZ The court.
house here at 2 O'Clock to-day. MIR,
Coehrsn has number OF warm Der.
sonal friends IN this county, many Of
whom served with him through the late
war IN she Confederate service, aud won.
ger now At MS Republican pr0cllvitiea,
lis speech Of two hours was listened 70
with good deal Of Interest. The frat
wes very tame toward The Democrats,
and left some doubt as q what
side Of the question he was VI.
lug 70 advocate. lie warmed ia
however, ~ he proceeded aud sald Nv
glored in the fact that no was the notii,
Dcc OF the Republican party 81 Texas
He said that the 100, 900 Democrats ma.
iority OF Texas WAS big thing 10 taokia.
but with his knowledge Of the d,sangc.
ton 10 the ranks Of Democracy 81 thla
time he folt that he had bright hopes al
success at the ballot box In Noyemher
next. lie referred 70 the Democratic
Victories IN Masaachusctts, Pennsylvania,
Iowa and other states, aud said TINT ma
people through The Roppblcan party.
meant 70 change the tables on Texas
Democracy Ike The Democracy had done
IN those states. lie charged The Demo.
cratic party In Texas With corruption and
misrulr, aud ooemed 10 think thai RI.
publcaniem was the only panacoa for
those illa. lle made spirited ana al
ingenious appeal 20 The Knights Of Labor
Farmers alliance and all other dlsaffected
elements 81 the Democratic party
to Join In with him ana tho
Republican party 10 rthpko tbe Demo.
Gratis torthc errors nc supposed they mad
made In the administration OF The siate
Affairs OF Texas. lie harpad on the clause
IN their platform Of "equa rights to sii
aud exclusive rights TO none,n aud
charged the Democrats with series Of
class Legislation. He denounced watered
stocks OF railroads, advocated the Blnlr
bill and denounced The administration OF
President Cleveland HE speech was ~.
ceiFed With very little enthusiasm, but be
Was heard with the utmost respect. a.
many remembered his fathur as the iirat
representa- 70 this county ever has. aud
also remembered MIN kindly Do one who
once wore tho gray, and regret tina, be
has stTayed 80 far away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
THE MARSHALL KILLING.

The rillery Case Gomez Up Monaay-.rhe
feagues win he TRIED on Monday,
Special TO the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx, Sept 20 The rnlcry
killing case came up yesterday and was
reset for next Monday, Over 100 wit.
MISSES Will be IN attendance from Long.
view.
The case Of $ /. league and Lattlmus
~ league for killing Geo W. Tabler
Yesterday, Is set for examination before
Squire Case next Monday. The bond
glvor yesterday was for their appearance
as above stated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
whsel.r at nrownwoea.

special 70 sbc Gazette.
BRowNwooD, TEX, Sept. 20 --Judg,
:. d. Wheeler made ringing Democratic
speech here to-day. Brown county. which
has heretofore been claimed by the PEG.
ple's party, viii roll up handsome ma.
iority for the ticket nominated at Calves.
ton. The Judges speech was well list.
ened 20 by large audience.
Rev, j O. s. Baird Of this county has
been nominated by the Democratic party
for the Legislature.
The Peoples party have conferred on
Col y. i, Burns, and he viii likely re-
celye the nomination for representative
at the convention called by the party on
October ~, next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Aal. WiliAm
Arthur, brother Of the ex-president, VINO
has been stationed At Governors island
for the past tour years, has been transfer.
red 10 Texas and leaves this afternoon
and viii report 70 the commanding onlcef
At San Antonio for duty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
A FANpANao.

Mexican bandits Corral nan and Ix,d
map Name wife,
Special TO The Gazette
LAREDO, Tx, Sept, 20 While 4 fan.
dango was in progress at the residence Of
Mexican named Ayala last night i've
men came TO the house, broke up the
dance aud kidnapped the wife Of the host
The officers were notified and pursued the
ruliians, capturing two, but the remaining
three, who had in their possession the I'M.
willing captive, evaded the officers, aud
up 10 the present time have not been cap
tured II Is said that the leader Of the
gang was Manuel Benayides, renegade
from Mexico, and is one Of Nj Coyotes
lieutennnts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Repuhlloan Nomlnnilnn.

Special 10 the GaKltto.
TESAnKANA, TEX, sept. 49, The RE-
puelleabs OF the Fourth congressional
district met to-day IN Iexatkana and were
called 70 order BY Chairman w. u. Aluale.
ton OF Marion. After Considerable
scramble, Hon, J y. Fleming OF Red
River county was nominated for the
forty-seyenth congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Cooke County PsIitics.
cfef the fsasatt.

Npcnlhl " tHt hhActtcs
0AINEsyiLLK, Tx, Sept 25.--Last
night WAS the regular meeting night Tor
Hendricks Democratic club 81 this place,
but on account Of the very Indictment
weather the attendance was small The
regular programme for the evening was
abandoned, and report from the execu.
tive committees heard Of the work being
accomplished TIE impression which
had got abroad that the club WAS Work.
ing for candidates for county officers
was corrected, and The purpose 81 ne or,
gsEiz .lOu sAplalnrd 10 Do ios me success
~ the DsmOGratic party. The club y
taking no interest ID Tie race for the
county Ofieef, bus will work Tor tnc cleo
ton 81 the Democratic nominees los The
legislature,
Hon. w. A. Gqulres q Henrietta,
member Of the executive committed for
this congressional district, wan present
and made few remarks, detailing the
political situation III bis section.
There Il no question but what tils De.
mocreey u fact fegainlng some n is Loaf
stlcngtl "a This county, sud the election
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HE DIES.

After suffering Three Days Death Relieves
o'Bnon,
Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Sept, 25..-Ches. o'Brlcn,
the man who fell from the train near here
a few days ago, died this morning ut $50
O'Clock from Injuries received by the fall.
jury Of inquest examined the body this
morning ana adjourned without finding n
verdict, on account Of the absence OF
some evidence, They Win render e YER
diet later
The remains OF the unfortunate man
VIII be Inferred at the expense of the
county this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

speclel 70 the Gazette.
GRASDuEw, Tx, Sept. 25.--Col. y.
N. Stevenson, one Of the most distiD.
guisbed citizens Of our town and Of John
son county, died yesterday morning at .
O'Clock and was buried to-day with Ma-
sonic honors and with the escort OF the
knights Templar, Of which order be was
a valued member. The many acqualn-
tauces have 10 remember the sad loss Of
one whose Inequalities and liberalitleB
were excelled by none, and the warmth
Of whoBe friendship was felt by all with
whomlbe associated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
A BAp xEaRO.
no Raises How IN ~ uston aud /,
Wounded.

30 Raises How IN ~ usten mud Ia
Wounded.
Specialize the Gazette.
IiousTOs, Tx, Sept. Pol A. NJ
Last Sight negro named Frank Edwards
went 20 The clearinghouse Of Mrs.
Boudfy, IN me Fifth ward, and whipped
his wife, tae cook 0! We h0uie. Mrs.
BoudFy ordered the negro on The place
he refused % 20 and was very impudeni.
One 81 the Do6sders, a man named Trn.
lock, fnferfered, The negro left, but re-
TUNED u late hour ard knocked AZ the
door. Truiock answered the call aud the
negro opened Gre or him Policemen
GDfham and Lewis, hearing the
shots, rushed up aud generaTlgkt be-
gan The negro MAS wounded fh5ee
Zines, but escaped with the aid OF
friends. The officers expect " capture
'tne negro shortly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

'TT'FIHT W EHN NNNNTTWl
wHITRsDoRo, TIKI, Sept. 25-Tho
Democratic primaries OF North and South
Whltesboro were hold this afternoon al 2
O'Clock North whltesboro elected ten
delegates and South whllesboro eight.
They all 80 unlngrpcted.
Rev. d. +. IIagRard, editor Of the
Texas Prohibition Advocate, IL here aud
will address the Prohibition meeilng to-
mint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

speclhl N The HaEoIte,
OyERToS, Tx, Sept. 49, One Of our
old landmarks left US yesterday, in the
person Of old Uncle Cornelius Cooper.
he died at his residence, seven miles
southeast Of here, At the age Of eighty.
Eve. He was at one time member of
the Georgia legislature, and for the last
forty years has been prominent and use
fui citizen Of Rusk county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Special 20 the Gazette
WACO, TEx,, Sept, u.s. Or. }. D. Ran.
kin Of GroesOeeck, independent labor
candidate for congress, IL IN the city.
he l. making a thorough canvass Of Tho
district aud says that No will give Roger
Q Mills . close race this time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

special 10 tho Gazette,
hsNisoN, Tx Sept, 20 --All the pri.
marles held here to-day unanimously IN.
structed for Or, j. @, Felds ior tho state
legislature, except the Fourth ward,
which Is unlnstructed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
PLRURO.PNEUMOEIA.
rhore viii Re a Delay IN killing the In
fscted Cattle.

fscted Cattle.
CHICAGO, Tx, Sept 25.-It Is stated
that some delay will occur in the stamp
Ing out OF pleuro-pneumonia. caused pri-
marlly BY the insufliciency Of the funds a.
the disposal Of the live stock coinmission
70 meet the cost Of the compensation Of
owners for the cattle which Il has been
decided should be slanghteTedi uniesh me
oealtbv beef 10 sold. An extralforce Of
men viii be detailed 20 guard tue dlstila
lery AT the expense Of the United States
government.
Chairman Pearson Of me Illinois board
Of live stock commissioners said that no
deciaion would be made soTdey, and pei
bsps not for several days, a. v when me
daughter OF the dlstlllery cattle VII take
place. lie thought t5e board would
hardly begin the slaughter before they
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Tyier Conventions.

speuiAl 70 ihe NaKotte
TYLER, TEX, Sept, 25.--Tho Repuhll.
cans held convention here this even
ing, which resulted IN split and tho
nomination OF two tickets.
The Democrats have big speaking
here tonight nj tho opera house, which
is the opening gun OF tho county cam.
palgn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

sreciRlto the Gazette.
McGREGoR, Tx, Sept, 25,- The elec.
ton forincorporaton, which was carried
last Saturday BY such an overwhelming
majority, Is found invalid 10 consequence
Of an error being found IN the survey.
Another election viii be pettlonod for al
the earliest practicable moment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

Special to tho Gazette

WmrEwmGnT Tx, Sept. 25, = At the
Democratic primary held here to-day d.
NJ Ray, X. May, W. I. Sears and W. g..
Russell were elected Us delegates 10 the
county convention. Theywe instructed
for j G. Fields and E. a. l.. Kaegs nrst
and for +. q. Nltger aud =. Cameron rs
second choice for Che legislature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

CARSON, NEvs Sept 90 The Repub.
lcan state convention to-day nominated
g, G, Stevenson for Governor, IL. q.
Davis for lleutenant.governor, and 4. 4,
Edwards for judge Of the supreme court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
METEOROLOGICAL.


PnuADyLPHn, Pa, Sept, 25.--The
death Of John IS Taylor, treasurer Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company, was an.
nounced to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
7HE TWO ROSES.
The SpOiless White Flower Of Our
Beloved Democracy Blooms Per-
petuaIIy h freedoms Garden.
The Red Rose 81 Republication sheds
the Fragrance Of lis RnsnnguIned
Petals In Vain Effort.
me oehorte and shc old oaarda OF ne,h
FHr'ies Face Each Other In Evsry
state and Every county.


WfrNEsRARRE, Pa, Sept. rs The
Democrats Of the Twelfth district to-day
nominated John Lynch for congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

CLEyEiANp, ONO, Sept, 2s "A dis.
paten from Akron says, pleuro.pneu.
monia has been discovered on farm in
Norton township, Summit county.
thirteen cattle have already died, The
disease Is believed 20 have b en- imported
from Iowa. Precautions have been taken
to prevent It's spread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
DALLAS STATE FAIR
And Exposition Association,

Sale viii commence Of 10 O'Clock a. M. on
October II 1856. The Fair and Exposition VIII
begin October %, and continue twelve Gays.
200 GOO VISITORS EXPECTED. Bidders who
cannot bid IN person can mall their bios
naming privilege they wish 70 bid on, With
good reference. by october 0, 20
SYDNEY SMITH, Secretary,
Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26

could see their way clear to compepsat.
ing The owners and disposing Of he car.
casses IN satisfactory manner.
TIRE DfsrAsr ~ nurn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO.

All kinds OF Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
and Time Locks. Address,
N. II. kUREN, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-26
Sale Of PRIVILEGES

All kinds OF privileges us ally bought at
FAIR and Exposition, inc udipg 100 booths an d
Ie Sra viii II be soID Al AUcTIolS on a The
grounds OF the
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18
LOCAL BREWTlES.

The Cadet Band lawn fete was postponed
last evening until Monday evening. on ac
count Of rain.
Mrs. Lucinda II. Morgan. of Nenia. IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bishop Henderson,
on Deardortf avenue.
Belle was arrested last night for hav-
ing a row with some other woman. She
was released on bail
4 team of base ballistS of this city crossed
bats with a Vienna team yesterday after
noon AM polished them of in good style.
Abe Sachs and Louis Sachs had fight at
the corner Of Main and Market streets yes
teriay afternoon about , O'Clock. They
were locked up.
About nine o'clock last night some thief
stole keg of beer from one of Schneider :
wagons at the corner of York and Summer
streets. No clue.
Two bad, but unknown citizens had a
little scrapping match on Main street IN
front of Wi>eman's hardware store about
midnight last night. No arrests.
There will be a special meeting of the A.
L. Of II. at the office OF +. T. Thomas,
Monday evening, July 18TH. at : p. IN. As
sessInent No. SO is due. J. NJ Niufrer.
secretary.
4. H. Ashhaugh, Bill Clark and man
named kanaga. of this city. and Mr.. Bran
nan, of fremont City. drove their horses
in lively trotting race at the Playground
track on Friday afternoon.
Two drunken hoodlums had a fight neal
Defembach's livery stable. on Limeston,
street, about one o'clock this morning. OF
tcer WaSky arrested one of them, but tn,
other escaped. The man who was arrested
refused to give his name.
Robert Walker. formerly head waiter OF
the Russell Hotel, Detroit, Michigan. al
rived in the city yesterday, and was warmly
greeted by his many old acquaintances. II,
has been offered the waitership in /
tirst-claSs hotel i'll Philadelphia. for which
city he will take his leave in day or two
{. q. Hager, jr., general agent Of tn,
Equitable Insurance Co., Of New York
comes from Canton very highly recon
mended, and will locate permanently her,
in Springfield. with his Office in the Book
walter building. Mr.. Hager is thorough
gentleman, and We are glad to have him
among Us.
~ IL 1a o-+,r L.,
the West and South, has arrived in town
and is deSrouS and prefers TO accept lead
ing position in some good company than t,
20 again on the road as star. This SAINT
modest desire and preference has brough
many another actress to New York anC
taken her home heart-bruken.-DrGm
NCIyS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18
Knights OF PYTHAS.

Brother Chas. Hutchinson. Who has been
on the sick list for five weeks past, is re-
covering.
Capt. Coleman. of Orlando division. made
a host os friends in the few minutes that the
train stopped at the depot.
The reception given the Sir Knights en-
route to Toronto. last Sunday evening. was
highly appreciated by them.
The Sir Knights of a will bear in mind
the meeting tomorrow evening. 1t is of
special Importance that all be present
Some Of the divisions who are yet using
the nickle helmets. are improving them very
much by adopting the fountain plume.
Champion City division will have a special
meeting tomorrow Monday evening. for
transaction of any business that may be PIE
sented.
1t has not yet been decided where the
next session OF the supreme lodge will be
held, but it is likely to be Cincinnati or
Chicago.
Red Star lodge proved three Esquires at
the regular meeting last Wednesday even
inS and the thiId will be worked next
"Wednesday evening.
The elec. ion of Supreme lodge officers
was held at the designated time which vas
Ia I Friday. vet there wa. some of the Sir
knights here knew tile result a. early a.
"euheNday.
At the prize drills which took place in
I ronto during the past week. kOkomO di-
vision No. 6. took the first prize in class \.
OF $1,000 and IT. Dearborn, of Chicago,
second prize. of $500. In class b. Chirago
d d,viSiOn, first prize, $500: Tcrre Haute,
Ind, second prize, $500; Lincoln, Nrb..
third prize. 5000. and Orlando division. of
Fla, first prize for coming the longest dis
dance
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18
MURPHY MEETING.

An hudienc" Largely Composed of work
ingmcn Greet tn" Great Temperance
Apostle at the Saturday >ight Meeting
Notes.
Notwithstanding the fact that the heavy
rain storm Disconnected the plans of many
persons. especially ladies who had intended
to attend the Murphy meeting last evening,
good sized audience, which numbered
many workingmen. was present. In the
course of a few remarks at the close of the
meeting, Dr. FalConer referred 10 the fact
that there were more men at the meeting
than at almost any previous
one. Rev. Summerbell made at
impressive prayer and after a melOdiOus
hymn by the choir, Francis Murphy stepped
forward and delivered one Of the most stir
ring addresses heard during his memorable
series of meetings last week. He prefaced
his speech by rrmarking that the popular
impression is that a Saturday night audi
cnce should be the largest of the week.
This is mistaken idea, since people are
buster marketing and laying out the weeks
wages Saturday night than any night in the
week.
Continuing he gave a wonderful account
OF his experience i'll giving mp rum-sellIng
| The whole discourse was remarkably
eloquent and made deep impression, and
after pathetic appeal to the audience To
sign the pledge. the appeal was answered
by perfect battalion OF SiEners.
NOTES.
DIR. Leonard was in the audience. seated
about halfway down the hall. He was an
attentive listener throughout, but took no
part IN the meeting.
The meeting tonight will be boomer.
| 1t is certain that the wigNam will not hold
the crowds who will try to gain admission.
| Mr.. Murphy announced that an overflow
meeting will be held at the First Presby-
terrain church.
The building out of the platform into the
! hall was good idea. The speakers art
heard to much better advantage.
| Monk Sykes. proudly bearing the blue
ribbon. is ali attentive listener at every meet
ing Monk signed last Sunday night.
Edward Murphy will arrive today an,
will take part in the, meeting tonight.
Arrangements will he made Ia cOntinu,
the Murphy meetings under the auspices q
a Gospel Temperance Union. after Mr.
Murphy leaves.
Young men have commenced to wear tn
blue ribbon on their watch chains.
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SHUTTING GOWN.

The West End Maileable Closes Up, and
Five Hundred Men Are Discharged from
the East Street shops.
The working season at the shops is now
about over until fall, and already the firms
are beginning TO unload their extra hands
Last evening the West End Malleable
shop shut down for three weeks, and at the
end of that time will again resume opera
tiOnS. Five hundred men were discharged
from the East street shops last night, their
services being no longer needed this season.
Most of these men are now residents of
Springfield, having come here merely to
get job. and will now very likely go to
some other place. There was no i'll feeling
between the men and their employer, but
they were discharged simply because the
rush of the seasons business is over and
little remains for them to do.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18
secRtI SOCIETY NOTES.
Open Secrets of the Oath Bound BROTHER
h"ods-Mattsrs of Interest
mrnts and Suggestions for the Good of the
Orders.

ORDER RED CROSS.
Bro Frank Bohrer isn't any better.
Bro. +. B. Bolen is at home in this city
again.
Bro. Thomas W. Hurd is spending week
with his parents. at MorgantOwn, Pike
county, q.
As the warm weather increases the at
tendance at the commandery meeting nat
uralIy decreases.
Bro. Phil. Folkemmer has accepted po-
sition as clerk in the grocery of l.. b. Bimm,
at Davton. and is now on duty there.
Every member of Olive Branch is re-
quested and sincerely expected to be pres
ent at the meeting next Friday evening as
matter OF vital importance will be intro
duc,d
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18

The Virgin Salt Co., New Haven, Conn,
to introduce Virgin salt into every family.
are making thi, grand offer: \ Crazy
rHtchw"rk Block, "uru"lIrd in twelve
beautiful c"I"r~, and containing the latest
Fancy Stitches on large Lith"graIh Card,
having beautiful guid-muuutrd Ideal Pur-
trait given away with every lO-crut parkagr
Of Virgin Salt Virgin Salt has mo- equal
for household purposes. 1t is the clraur>t,
Purc>t and whItr>t salt ever seen or used.
Remember that 4 large package costs only
10 cents. with the above present. Ash
your grocer for il.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18

Yesterday morning there was a lively
racket at Mag. Hughes house of i'll shape.
in the southwestern part of the city. Harry
Hughes became angered at Mag. and
knocked her silly in about three minutes
Her cries aroused the whole neighborhood
and there was an immense crowd about the
house Hughes will be arrested.