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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

SsxAroR TnrRMAN announces that he
has retired from polNtss. II seems that
the BARI 81 che coal csl crowd has some.
thIng % ia with Che rcSiscment senator
Thurman can stand IL a. long as the
Democratic party OF Ohio ct.n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Parties having bills against ThE Ga
xRTTE will please present them promptly
on the LIST OF each month. On the l0th
OF each month every bill of every KIND
will be eottlod In full. II found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

MEM. 10 the Chicago Socialists The
.ahlo Legislature n in session. The state
house 10 unRuarslod. Dynamite IL cheap.
they never VIII Dc uescd, Vcro. sap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Waukesha, wis. Bo,,ls 'FI
expressly for Chas , Sss.
Fort Worth, Tex, Who ~, "
for 1t in North Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

THE GAZETTE Is the only paper In
North Texas that now pubishes tho Aaso'
clntod Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Infringing a anret,e pntont

Gov. Ireland says that to make illegal
fencing felony win be to solve the fence
trouble, and the governor is about right,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
A Living wonder.


The Fort Worth GAZETTE Is a living
older. 1t gives the news of tie world
and devotes more space to Texas matters
than any paper In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bonp-tide circulation Of any daily
newspaper published In Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
snurian sa,,.

W.T. The !, si i,l spnns ~
mend for Its purity s.a y
surface and drlnage w. s'.,'
CiIAs scn1,,
Sole ageffts X. 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Are cheap and reliable
Warehouses; drug s,o,s ,,
Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

,osnSp me ioo," 7, 6 Mckee, Dallas
ON with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

ssApD three to my daily order,N-H. u,
a'oavo 1 Coz Eunnels. onwith the bust,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

TwN eitiGrns - Fort " Perth gss ; 4 ,ss'a-
~ ths Fort Worth : New oaS~ns rail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

~ wANra vc more. ~ William ilaaS s
x,0., DecAtus On With the bust,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

COY. lnrrANp must not stcal rnr Ga.
esfTE'a thunder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
SITUATION wASTrp-'

WrANThD-A osllion ytfi
w eight years experifnN n
goods and grocery business y
best references Address l,fi
Manor. Ten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
WANTFD-uOARn Ami

ISI ANrED--A comiuriaDlensi
w In private family on -
gentleman aud wife; referfuet
nnlred Addrnsa D.. cAre On ltl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

4 oST-S 90 reward fJi the ~,
IL and white pointer dok, ssi'l
Lost an Village creek isslhnf
, Is Main street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

E IL. MVNDY, attornrl
Ia. agcut, Clay c@ahot
otlice IN court house, ,.,s
DIN. h. TURNER : nO. v. w w
Is agents. Vernon, wilosss9.. 4
render lands and pay 49, ~
OF and perfect titlos, buy, AZ ~ re-
resent owners OF real cf'sss1 I'm, =,
abstracts 70 wlbargei ~ u
Knox, Baylor and Archer
CATION a specially -..-zs.,t, "A
NNOOD. FISHER : cs..S
w Law. san Marcos: ~. ~. Al
nAYIs, Brazil 3 49, 49,,
~ CouRsclors ~ Law; ~, ~,
tlonal hank, MAin siftet' v
saR " ". isll9 ~ D D.. !. 4
~ and rosIdgnc1 1riie' - ..l. = =
opposite the opera -uenss, !, ~ =
: M. s.so g p. aill
NJ - 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
FOR RENr-DwKiu


NOR ItENT-A nice hyc-too1
IL dcnce. near the bushes y
Address a, e., care Gazette
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

EoR RENT--A beautifully IA
Il for rent with board ~
trs wanted, References feie@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

XNAN CED--l'o sell loo dtts
w IN splendid 9 ndliion w,
dressed poultry aud fne meia i
1913 Main 1t Get. w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Lsisr

NOR RENT-Furnlshed rQeH,s.,,
L morton, between accoEd ~
Mrs \ g. walker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

The only honest lease Law Is one thai
grants absolute control for stipulated
period. rhc state OF Texas Is made to
10 an infamous deed when h pNaMgs to
lease property Which any schcnser can HI,
wade andef the rretcnse 81 settlement,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

assr. Sans Sab er fornsmmsI's rett,
mob be 9runbeisre, fem er mere bsl
bise enO bam feIu, men fom bar b
famine gp Der of bore. Den saml
@ienscnser, SoetaIismen, fpsser Fer
os, buis lite be tunse ct ttebptbe
Isttss inart, pil lite aIene Yiemont
msn belle StaIien uere mibt oppe
iociaItffiit 8irpar.
CD
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

esa enaeee |SlaesllsseHS
9roo. Den ituIienite Sonbe er uaI
mtnbsIis hum. llastet ban bar @.i
til at r'preienteres t Bu,Iamentet %
psb pasienbe 2OubefiemmeIier foranbr,
be StattelOue, Tom trptter u1eff, fac
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
or htNufttt N

lofale Qasfasertartsr til 8 Gents pr
WH. Genns gsffsmmsIf., Der trebs,
I sraft ben l5be Ottob.r. eieIber 70,
State,ns Wiscorf fin, Soma % Min
neiota.
SlIinpis.
So Sgtre af pans @brifianion
glatn brutnsbe forIsbsn I 5or SIoben,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
; ifrd Vffnffn Vnnrnef I 81

tan r,ar, fe $4,000 SaIoner. 1870,
Of bisie er t Neu Yort % 4 900
Nep Sntfp. Newa,t os Yuttsrfon.
- ct S@iaer' Wonumsnt I Sal
mount 9art. philadelphia, ftaI afIsr
ben 21bs Sttobsr.
- "Rub.A Ben en- betienbt Bigger
NIbanp. 8is., bsbe forIeben lis VI
sammeI.
- 8eirprofeten @issins lot 81
nartebes intet SorbfiaIp, Storm
eIsr andre bsftise 6orffyrreIfsr I Nu
turen I Onsbas.
- On sssadrts gnte sfter en- So,
bunbssC Officer bsstt SsIumorb forI.be
peb at brutne fig I Central gart, Ser
0ort. bun oppebar en- penfon af $st
| IN, moonsNsn
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
I @.ftso On.

2aptein Blct, anfsste for IN Glib fb'
ON at faa en- ny groc,s, ba ban ar
faa ben fsrfte Dom for u~retfarbts o
fe iIostis. Set er bog lite ianbiynIis'
at Domm,ren tiqater bette. 6ui
Mnartiferne it'e faar en- rp Yrccea
nil be oppeuer. Sasen til 5si.fterei
5sis 5sisftsret ftubfaffer llnbsrret'en
Som nil ne forfsoe at fad Saoe
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Ssue Piaine %tiIttaffer fig frembeIe
0orbpeffens SpmGrffombeb. DEN Ia
fer snbnu OPP Iise ueset 9onb, mel
VansitfaaIsn fenbss title faa bsit iom
L Bseunbslien. 8anbet fyber I en-
riusn be Strsm neb iSowafobsn. SIers
Euiinbe tommsr fra aIs St.ber | BE,
ten til ben for tort Glib fbsn ub.
fienSte 2anbsbp for at fe bette Ratur.
unSsr. On Rsii.nbe bsrettsr, at 8anbs
ffanb en- | CLEAR 2ate er faIbt 8 Sob,
% man fOrmober, at bet bar funtet
ct gfsb t Belle plainesB rsnben.
O~L~ 0l.Tf~. " @
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
m Nrnhnfp Is


ton.
y &ssifer Of 9eebs 8 6 @uu'dIon
Gle,t Of Gourt u . @rap,
n County attorney 8urbet Tbaper
. Sberif psnrp Rupfon,
y Superin' enbent Of SCHOOLS gbi
8rabp,
" Gcunip Suruepor 8iuian Chat
der,
y Coroner $ 5 9afftns.
lite Difritt, . 6 Smsnfon,
sb't 9iffrift 2sri DIR,
abi. Sihritt Ole arnefon,
Abe Difritt q gunberbee,
ste 9iff,itt s 8 Winer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
GEMS srtra mebfenbt6.


Secorah, Soma.
For Rakkelounskr0afn
ltn tnbsbolber, for1 ale H9ecornb
8oifen"s gramiebsssr, interssfante o
moriOmue 6ortalinser oa Snaattna
Arbetoerens Hiem. Zen ben Iioe,
Sort0ning. operiat fra Sosuf.)
MISUNDERSTANDING. E~Snrtpnfndl
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
~ UuEtHurAtt Uuo UeIietUeo
! Zen norOlnnbf a~rimiuoihiftorie fra 2
anroelieu of BET ~forriae NnrhurSreoe
>ent fsIaa. (SortGuirs Of 6. 9inin
to Hsbtnicnsr paa Ben utj
~. Nasitae g.
VIZ Npsns{er q W>khu>>~ 4


@pIoIhn w. Sl9tn89eo Ira aue ia
be~)
.reeeorob. VcHeu" % "DeS u
uen|' meo 8ren u'boss 1--WE WV"
9rnSfroaen" fot'er
Sits.
Bogen i~nbbunoen 10 Gents
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
Ue IfueOe.

Stor J0lit. u. g Sage & So
9bieaso bar inbfiBst fine BetaIiuasr
Oe fplbsr opsr $500, 900. Nttipa an
ilaaes til benimob en- Wiaton Dol
Iar8.
Nnnrfifinnfn | Gbicono er after be
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
"

leoerl peo at fnge @ttt. San efterIa
Der es Sormae pua $la, 900.
So oanife g%utberanere / gtmerit
bolbt en- &onfsrsnts I Solar Sails at
uis'e nss. 80 9rafsr rs $50 2as
manb fra fOrfieuise Stster t be Sor
snsbt Stater teItos I &onferentien
elanbt be pistiefis Soser unber Be
banhltnsen par S~psrssmaaIet on
S~aHfuntets Stiuins ~Iissoperfor al
SIaB % bsumsIise SeIftabsr. Set bIel
b,puttet, at tntet WebIst, af ct b,m
m,IiBt SeIffob funbe bIipe WebIem a
ben banffe Iutbnffe 6irte. Oet bIel
osfaa btfluttet, at oprstte ct bani
gb'pIpstff S.minar ent,n I 2ena
Il IRtSI M. r 0n e.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Del s.|!lelllV!e gaeN v0e al saUs
trnaht q unbietaiuesrus for civil service
reform elbslss nnbsr Sshbsr % for at
57ps bruSt aus fine Softer.
Set repubIi'Grifs Yarti I Wtunes
i'ta sr for bSi 2ie.nie, local option ca
for @iennsmfsrelisn at 0opsn anaaas
erbe BrGnb,vinsiroftte
Sos' ut faaIeb,s paanpt sientas.r uor
ure1fslise 8sbboIb p,b bsn grunbs
lGtntns, at ct Soils Rst til SeIpfure
er uafbRnt sIiat. 90 N9ateIfsn heraf
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

0tfUeI DpIIr 1uf HteUtl IIo
I Wtlanta, @eor9ta, er afteot9ebe, F6sN
Yrobititionlopsn traabte t RraEt.
= Ranbibaten for Waporemsebet
R'p B,f, 5Ioriba, Ct 40 CONNER ~
% peter 2s4 9unb.
- 60 frantic &ebattsrer I BorSsaur
5antrise. busllerts forIebsn Dag, met
inem at benz bIeu ~iaarst. De brusts
gifoIer pao 90 Sots Hfftanb. Samm'
Dag ben 29be Ssptsmber. tu.Ierte en-
aubtn Rebattsr os en- &aptein | Wont:
pelter. Rapt.inen fit fire farIise Saar
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

wv WV q" Se''1"N VFHVt T"UTRe"
bet tulgariife 6oIt uiier ben rusfif
Refer 6snsiusnb;b. 9an forbrebs,
be poIitiffe 5anser tuIbe frtsiues Q
SeIeirtns.n baues. RauIbars lob be
buIsarffe Miniffer f%orffaa, at, bui
RusIunhs 6ortrinser Title eftsrtommes
piIbe ban reife HEM. o. RuIaarie
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

bet GnQcIife.l
On issn Rar,tItebtaorte. (Nf III
auif Blnrhe.l
CtGIb 9snsn. (Efter bet Tpbfe.)
| 9oftorenS Hnrtrneelfe. GprtoItn,
Gperiot fra Guaeift)
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

op8ffse Snobps9ef no % bf"fbs ~t"s
fet omtring Spen.
Sptnifeu u. s. Norbin ct YauI
bar Ienssre Glib ua,et timber fats
fetreter. s E'rsbaas tnbi,nbte ban ii
Statsietreteren fin Anissntns ON af
feb. Com 9runb anotusr ban, OF
ba ban ~uaasn.be en- Morssn, uar Ear
bleusn Demotrat. 81. Norbtn Affum.
per- MI Staten for Soc. sImes.
&spubIitanerne t 5ilImore @cunir
bar nomineret fsIserbs Saubibatsr 70,
@cuntp. @mbeber:
Gil gubitor O. W. 8rdpsu,
Greoiurer %. u. RsIion,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06
h~'

Set rue file Senotbuo Scfa, o
neral 8aulbars, bar tattet Canton Q
bans gennsr for beres btbtiI ubuif
Smsb,tomm.nbeb os bsbet bsu1 at 81
f~isnbtaisre for belle Qnubet NJ h,n rua
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

~ E~N' osAbHtSA. Spuui tANA ~ .,.
{ at beteans be inbpenbiae DsIeI"s
ooHGrtH Tut 9aos Tuutnee otetsttWN
be ti iom @ulbhouar,n. Meb S,n,
inn til Bimetouisme, Tom for nerpQ.
reute lite s~rifierer uoaetff.bs, snitsr ~
eore p%ibtasue, Der nil bans 8.ien for
Jub'sielen Of FIT Ssgpmputnirs bps
be fo.nemff 9auhsIsnaiic CT til ct
Be bimaaI, iom N~atiensrne fo,uo er
TONNE ouerens ON.
81 tiuissr fuIbtuS Grand Army Of
the Republic Winn i,ta : afo.Iinae
banblema,be unb,r 2et,msbet t &c
bruar, ba be ubnRpnte e. Romtte 70,
bos nefi. 2esisIatur at ubuirte be nsb
u,nbise 2oub, ffemm'Iier for OpretteI
fen af ct Soldiers Home | Winneioto
os ct permanent 6ieIp.fonb. Bore 8e.
preientunter behss at unberfstte %
femme for pasi.nbe 9ope til bette
Dteuleb.
81 biQiser oefaa G.. A. Rs B,iIut.
nina psb ysirmsbst | Sau francisco
'nsaaenbe penftonsr I'll u~unfsrs SoI.
batter.
Gil Betfe for Wiuneiotas Garmere,
buis Snteresier CT ibentiife meb bet
republitanffe Partis, ertlarer ut. at
ben nuuarenb. S.rnbanes os garebus
Con fuIbe fauI.bes foranbrss, at ct
aabent Warfeb fires ale Sarmpretut
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

bur breo &ar saululeIt AImetrG bapbe
porst optr Guinerre.
Wilpaufee & ct. Hou[ sSnban.s
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Spranri, tan pi lite anbet enb ubtaI
oor tpbtfsIie Sumpaibi m.b bet iri
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Snt Sl>xg
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

Nv traits Il !ka Fflss sE6 its pitasssa
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

u isRsess spstf9 Sos lor 5arEtrs g Gnets, ktr s:'
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

"Itn Nobaf. IonI iaar er apIef ON.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

sssssss &sesssasgetS. Es is-s9crssa gossGSs-:
tns Ss5sraGs2
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

- s-@Ts-@sSSE sss sss ssssss~s.s.
II cfses~e@sesS@Gu
SBsssIb.
3ss@isssa paa a~scsbatsfE. Erzf 8. rsIe92gs
e,ut Yin for $50 Var absn.
Esf sa az xstrttssasess g15sbEsa,
xaSt Ss e~fsafaasss. RO5.Es.
s~yesfeSts ! Nrsgans.
Sr~rasfpeIsas.
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IN >esss8aaasSssa. asS }. g. Suesueso
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sftes. gr ItssH parRts Scrt=3ses fse bas vs.
barFH, ssie.
sess SO sssssrsss ste. sn isrs,g.s ESsr.s zssss f,
bring ON s.fis fmoa tassssliassa Scr.
sesf Ssss3. Dts:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sSaTsss az y.svis~ Ssss
t~giga.
ys 9esosssSest. Ssss s.s ~hssaEs
3s@Stsest Sts1s91. q iyssg se.1,
3Se$eS. sorts1ss-.
EssSs es Ssesss Digit al SERGE rssG
SSsess &sesssasgesS. ES i~k-sscrsts yoytssi-s
ts Stssrszs2
Nv frstss Il ls Fhrss sn5 its RieasssA
Ssterssiss spAta sog ior 8arE,r, "a Gnsys, bar See
ssSssss Ssss re- gzSseEs pss sss grr.-s Srfya,J
Jct SI,20
srrA.s s.4sraxah zaaa.mt. =. ..H.N n.M.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

sessSssssssSsSssss se~Tsso o. v~oris~ ssg.
S~TsUn
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

srins ON ssris fuoa tssss,siexta See.
eH<S qf~eN. Tto.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

bariPs ssia.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-06

81 Bar preasr = gtua. ~
CSC S9esss EssassstssA <.@sessss
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

Of the finest and best improved planta-
tons in Conway county, they grow
grains, cerals and every variety of pro-
duce in tract that is celebrated far and
near for the complete husbandry that rem
ders every acre a garden spot of thrift
and cultivation.
The writer while in Morrilton receiv-
ed many pleasant courtesies, and must
mention gratefully Mrs. Willbank, Mr..
Leigh Of the HeadHgAt also Mr.. H. w.
Burrows, Mr.. W. w. Garland, Capt.
Wright, Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. Blankenship
and many others who gave good wishes
and kindly acts to the LADIES JOURNAL.
Yours with respect,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

Miss Currie Duke, who is to take part
in the Philharmonic Concert in St. Louis
On April 9Th is daughter Of Gen. Basil
Duke, OF Louisville, who commanded.
john Morgan's brigade of Confederate
cavalry after the death of that famous
raider, and is now one of the most emf
nent lawyers in Kentucky. Mrs. Duke
SaSSter Of Gen. Morgan, so the young
lady, as they say in her native State,
comes OF noted stock on both sides of her
5anlLy' She is a cousin Of Miss Sallie
MaTShaIl, one of the most brilliant of all
T'V notable women who have given
louisville its celebrity, and is akin to
many OF the most illustrious names in
,Dgl0a and Kentucky history. She is
su'Al0Sly pretty and spiritnelle, with
6'Sa'' dark, soulful eyes, that somehow
f,n. q"0 Vi startled young antelope
,a|N' IN figure she is slender and deli
, ,r'Y' with willowy grace of movement
.' AZ manner mann that is very charming. She
n nn,:l nightly gifted girl aside from her
Sor -. IN that she is a genius. Al
s5 srso only about seventeen years old
o[n ,s'entIy played violin solo at one
ha,sm "'oSch S concerts in New York and
ArS aNy captured audience and critics.
her na MY papers spoke enthusiastically of
iag P = bD:'I and united in predict
!, s. oo,. Otlght future for her. One thing
ap,s, II no Ioveller little woman ever
''>''ea before a St. Louis audience.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

Mr.. Marion A. Baker and Miss Julie
K. Wetherill were married, in March,
at the home of the BRIDES father, near
Woodville Miss. New Orleans may well
congratulate herself that she is to have
as permanentresident the young bride,
whose reputation as poet is, in spite of
her youth, already well established and
widely known. All the best magazines
have published her charming lyrics, her
clever character sketches.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10
Local News.

The grocery store of Mr.. E. d. Brad
shaw, on the corner of Main and Fifth
streets, is fast gaining popularity, and,
besides the most polite attention, ladies
will find an excellent stock of groceries,
both fancy and staple.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

1t was Harvard sophomore who said
the other day, when told that girl had
once taken the highest classical honors
of the college; ooh, well, you know
they have nothing to do but study. We
fellows really have so much else to at
tend to that we don't get much time for
books. "--B0St0A Record.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

When Mile Zelie, from the Theatre
Lyrique, at Paris, was making a pro-
fesSional tour around the world, she gave
a concert in the Society Islands. She
agreed to sing an air from Norma and a
few other songs, and was to receive in
exchange third part Of the receipts.
When counted, the prima donna share
was found to consist of pigs, % tur-
keys, "a chickens, and 5000 cocoanuts
-
Wife-This is a nice time Of night to
come home-ain' you ashamed of your.
SELF"
Husband quilting off his boots and
putting them carefully on the bureau)-
Don't-er-scold. Couldn't get away
moment sooner. Had a-hic-big
argument.
Wig idestick.
H.-Fact | sure. Watcher think?
All-er-boys of the lodge in It. Quesh-
I'm was, which of us had-er-most amia-
bic and--er-beautiful wife. ! beat 'em
all Described you-hic--beautiful eyes,
silky hair, cheekS-hlc-roses, teeth
pearls, lips cherries-temper-er-hic--
like nangel. Offered to fight EN- if they
wouldn't admit 1t. They gave in, n
here am--late, late-er victorious, finest
wife in-er-World.
w with a sweet smile)--You are a
sad fellow, John. I'm afraid you'll never
be anything better Let me help you to
take off your coat, dear.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

Secretary Lamar is the only member
ft5e Cabinet who does not keep house.
He has suite of rooms in Portland
Flats, which are high enough to give him
plenty of ventilation.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10

The marriage of Miss Mamie Glen
DENIM, of St. Louis, to Mr.. Charles
Russell takes place on the 9Th, at DR..
Brooks Church, at 5 o'clock P. m.
There will be seven bridesmaids.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10
M0RKILTON. April s. 1896

LEAK JoORNAL.-We stepped from
the cars at Morrilton, two wayfarers
looking right and left, hoping for some
sign to designate our destination
Speers' Hotel. A gentleman advanced
and touched his hat.
care these ladies for Speers Hotel?9
owe are, sir.
So, trusting to the kindly guidance of
Capt Wright, whose mills are adjacent
to Morrilton; who boarding at Spears
Hotel, is now excepting house for
''mine host, Mr.. Spears, who is upon a
visit out Of town, and housekeeper of
excellent renown" is Capt Wright. A
cook, who is most skilful, serves his table.
A neat and cheerful household follows
his guiding counsel, and, though a bach
elor, he has certainly taken lessons from
some genial and pleasant lady, either
mother or sister, in the skill and qlne-
tude Of his household arrangements.
The glass industry, which will yet, we
trust, render Morriton one of the most
noticeable places in the State, an indus
try now dormant, but possessing valua-
bic machinery and all the adiuncts to
successful operation, This gIa88-mak-
ing should surely be Of much import
ance in our State. The material, sand,
upon the Arkansas river bank, lies only
two miles off, with railroad facilities at
the mandatory. We hope, indeed,
that this valuable enterprise will yet 60
forward to much prosperity.
A little beyond, in the suburbs Of Nor
rilton, stands St, Joseph Convent, The
ladies Of this convent are from Germany
and France, and speak, in great meas
ure, their native language. The chapel
of the convent is used as a church for the
Catholics of the town. The convent
building is a very handsome one, sur
mounted by picturesque mansard roof
with bell tower.
The citizens of this pretty city are sub
scribing literally toward bringing the
contemplated Baptist College here,
where there is a very considerable Bap-
list communion, beside a very pretty
place of worship. The Presbyterian
communion have nearly finished a very
nice place Of worship, built under the
superintendent Of Mr.. Charles {. Nor
ton, lately from Iowa, whose skill and
good taste is displayed in the church
building. The Cumberland Presbyte-
rians and the Methodists also have very
pretty church buildings.
About two miles out fMorrilton, upon
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-10
Nc Kate Chase sprague is said to
/. barassed by creditors.

Miss Virginia Breckenridge, of St.
..,;s left Baltimore last week to visit
-,lstires in Utica, New York.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-12-02
An Old Clio, MANS Trade.

A New York old clo' man thus des.
cants on his trade: "There amt any
fortune In the business, but 1t pays
when man has q secondhand store to
get 'em of. We prosper, and have a
musical soiree every Sunday. ! am a
Freedman and enjoy life. There are
no secrets in the business. If young
man smokes I give him genuine Ha-
vana, aud talk business to him. He feels
good, brings out his old clothes and
piles them up, I mako an offer on the
lump. He refuses. l tell u joke, COM
pliment him, and raise my bid 81. That
advance generally fetchcs him. Per
haps there arc several suits that cost SEQ
or $50 in the pile. Some of them may
be soiled rather than badly worn. !
take them home and have two tailors go
over them and bring out what is left OF
usefulness and looks. Well, that $50
suit that cost me 90, and oftentimes less,
Ihang up in the store with 81 label on
it. The $50 suit is offered at IS. The
profits are big, but the business is not
rushing. ] buy more old clothes from
young men at boarding houses and no.
tells than from those who reside at home. e"