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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-23

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABHEvILLE COv:.rY,
Court Common Pleas.
Loudie n. Sprcr and Martha f.: Norwood. adj
mlnl>tratrlxS. &C.. against Jennie y.
LYMPH, Fannie y. Townsend, ct. nj.
y obedience to the order of the Court here
L III, althc parties with whom the DR.. W .
e.. Norwood in his life time, entered into any
contract or contracts for tn. sale of anv real
estate, and who have not as vet received IT,
ties for the same, are hereby notified and re-
CURED T." prove their respective claims before
me ON "r before the first day of June, lSst.
j. G. kLUGII,
Master.
Mar. IL lSS5-it
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Mar. IL 1SS5-.it
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ihr Greenvil!e Convention Ct the Epis.
c0pa! Church.

~ ii'l Hi lfllltN
Church. Ahhrvillo. ON March I7th with
tho n,,l,w;uu .,,,;.,, n.
' i! ''''
S"'N' "N' l." '"Nh"r' "i the
'huFch OF our Savior, Rock i!i!l: Rev.
Ellison Capcr<. Of Christ Church. Green
WILLIE Rev Thomas + G,.l.,l.r ,r rr,.,
,r, -.
u" " '""'' en-
"''''h' WIN VIZ. 'h'iia:t as lay d"!"-
gate; Rev. J. -. MrCulIou-h. of the
Church Of lncarualjou. i;atfnn, ,rd
Ialvrv Church.. Glenn Sp,iu~s T. -
Logan. Church of the Advent. Spar,an-
bur- and Milford Missions Rev. .jno.
Class. ST. .iohn'S Church. WinnSEorn :
Rev. McN""lv hmI;ns", Church of Ia.
Nativity. Union Rev. y. G.. ntlman,
Church Of tn" G""i Sheppard. York.
VILE. with Mr. :. l.. Lowry is law drlr-
gate Rev. u. II. ilanck"l, Trinity
Church., ~.Nhh"'iii" and 81. I.uh">, New
perry, "'t'' W.. Ii. Park"" and ". t..
hrlirf aS lay d"i""ai"S.
for tn" 'ni"rm'''o" "t oar rrad"r> W"
"nH,;i stat" thai Il 'oAv"catl"n Is di>tin-
@ll,>h"d from Il convention ":thc diocese.
chl"iiv IN tn" Fact that II comprises only
Il hunted number "I churches a,"! "N"r-
c!SrS II" Legislative" ;Gnrii"n>. It Is an
ADVISORY '"':,E. uniting Cor pastoral and
missionary work !rI awakening tho
H. ~ ~ ""' '''!"'T al
r r. ''"'N ""''" '''''" "SS"''a''' "'-
a.,
~ - "i"'''nS
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fi.I,,I ,"a.L' y, 80 i'''''' '"'''
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',,,lr nr ,h r,"..,I II, '"'.i'''
IT, " "''' '' '''''
After ,h. S,.r,ron ,b, c,,yo.,,;,,
p7oc, led I, I'm i,.ss and ,unnr n,I,r
]lnatt"rs passed = res ,jurjon ri?,, fin.
ru,ur. m~nr,in~s of Che Cnny,v,;,n .l.u
hc-ir o., TEurshay ry.i,lr. who, en-.
opening sermon shall! be. preached. and
SL,il rxtuuJ Lry,,,I H.. fnn,v;ur So,
dav and that 'iurin~ the m.,,ir. the !
Dean shall direct certain m~i,,inr,rr ,
services 10 he held at aJi,rrnt u,jn,,
Ats o'c!orkin the rvcnIn- an rlc,ruu,
sermon Was preached by the Rev. Eui- |
SON taprr> of G:rrnyilIr from Matthew
XII. % "Wh"ncr hath this man wis
dom and these mighty ~work,."in which
h. a " portrayed the divine. cl,,r,c.
tor of our Saviour. and tn" m,"htv
works which III every aye have attended
his divine mission.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-23

MIS-. iHh Naitll I'turlcu on fFl'tlN
last, from Il visit to Macon, Ga.
" j. Ncr,r,n, w,s IN ,or, Non,i,,.
II" reports all quiet about Shiloh.
School commissioners HODGES j. ON
visiting the schools Of the county.
Miss Ciarkir Cn,hran returned las,
week from i visi; to relatives IN Rome
lia.
Srhucl Commissioner Uodrcs nil;
tc absent from HI, office ali of this
week.
r.,.
York to buy goods for WarI!aw & EI.
S:rls.
Th. c,rnrntcrs ,h,u, t,wu h,vo
hn.n c,,,,i,;n;rm If ,ho .n.r;,. ~,
work.
Cant !. " Whit, 1.r, ,.,t.r,., c,r
Now Nork ,n nurch,.n hi. Snr;,r E,ncl.
NJ ,-,nI. 'r'' "N
". ,r, o,,,i +, w.1c,mo ~, GA ,,;
stounch T,rnw,u ,S,nI;oJ :, nnr"
,h,nr. LIST
-. :, =, ,,
berry on Sunday ,hrrr wo. Inv nrr.
III Trinity chur:i,
~. I..
"' '""''H IL; cunningham Is now
Col i r K,I,nr,,,r "
w., y. I". g,
'r'''' ~ -'o'''''SE mas
~ >''"' ''"'' "a' we
rrT,.l p,;, 49,
and son Of the latn .Jui,r K";'! ..,,.n,
several DAVIS in AbbcviUr Inst w,,,t
w. r,i:l.
en-, ,;.r.N uh;.h % Nv
,r,,. In ,,,n, I 'n'
ola.
N,..r v..u..c.,
,.o;v.G , ,rL,.,i g.,
IN I,,, Sa,nrI'. -. H,'."."S "'"''>
chrap.
DR. II Pei, ,.,.;, ,,m 1..
We are sorry. +, I.,r ,h,, H., ,.,.L
Mr. E,h,r, iE.l !. n,;t, III ,,.;,L ,,'I,
,n,l,r;,l f.y,r EP"o-
wv ;.
t'"'''''> Ill GAS county Will %"
their claims discounted ., ,hr H,,l r.,
s.v.r . ..,, ''N V
r,
,uI' p'."S'' Srn'''"''" nn' "'Stlh-
,,Is. "N9:' h"J' D. l. amino! OF
c''... q" ~ LOW" i'S' week on pro-
-,
She:rH nnPrr went to columbia last
~"'i '""' N'"o!' L" IN" penn
w.. 'n','''e" Oh ""rh-
-" ''"s''
me H,ic'1"n Is sui gong on at the
"' cunningham " lcmriet"n. 1t
WI commune from :'y T." day until the
"h"ls STOCK OF g"od> Is 'tisr"S"d OF.
na'i'rS NJ haE'r. fsI, "' ~L"wAd"S-
''.e passed through Ahh"Nlic II day
49,, "'"A' l' reports 'hinGH !lvt'y III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
CLEBURNE.

Vaccination In the schools THU Rice Trial
shipping Beef.
Special tothe Gazette.
CLEBuRNE, Ten, Feb -. This city
aud the surrounding country were visited
last night and to-day with splendid
rain. The previous long dry spell made
a rain very necessary and the country
will be much benefited by to-day's re
freshing showers.
The city council have notified the
teachers Of the public school that on
Friday next two physicians will visit the
school for the purpose Of yaccinating at
the city's expense all the children that
have not been previously yaccnated
Justice w. ~ Hodge concluded the
taking Of testimony to-day in the case OF
the state against Dock Rice, charged
with the murder OF Dock Collett. The
Justice took the case under adyiscmeni
until tomorrow morning. NJ which time
he will determine whether or not the dc
PENDANT will be admitted TO bail.
The smallpox scare has about died out
here, and the subject Is scarcely ever
mentioned, though our health officer IL
using all necessary precautions TO pre-
vent its appearance in our midst,
4 Two cars of beef cattle were shipped
/ from this place TO Chicago to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
BOWIE.


Making aTown Up the Cannon ball Good
for Bowie
Special 10 the Gazette.
BowfE, Tx, Feb. 24.--Dr.G. A. swan.
quarantine physician OF Decatur, Tex,
passed north on the Fort wo & Denver
City railway yesterday on as.Jur Of iu-
spection, looking for smallpox. The
doctor says every facility has been fur
nished him by C. l.. Frost, superinteud-
ent OF the Fort Worth & Denver City
railway, to investigate thoroughly and
that the officials and employees are all In
sympathy with his course. lie compli-
ments the railroad company highly for
their vigilance and care. The doctor
says quarantine against Fort Worth Is all
nonsense. Fort Worth need not fear any
such idiotlc steps from any town on the
Fort Worth & Denver City railway.
Col. j. M. 0'Neil, general attorney OF
the Fort Worth & Denver City railroad,
is here trying some cases against the
company.
DR.. t, Il. Brents OF Dexter, Tex, has
located amongst us.
The Montague ( San Antonio rail-
road is now an assured fact. Bowie
throws her hat up and yells "Rah for
the little wonder, the future city OF
North Texasl ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
WILLS POINT.
TN. Farmers-A Member OF Morsan'' star
-Imponndiug Hogs

m. rarmers-A Member ct Morgan s'""
-Imponndiug Hogs
Special 70 the Gazette
wnrs Poixr, TEX. Feb. 2i.-farmers are
,yc,l IN with their work. and several nne snow
e,s fell 10 day which Improve God send AZ
rain was badly needed. ... 10
Your reporter desiree 70 return NiApss ~ ~
A. Sam ,;oss. the interchangeable agent o. the
W, Txnress company, for eourlesies ~
Nj A ~ AndrewA, who Nhn y " ,.,e, .,,n,
een .iohn Morgan's stan during ih9 ia ~,
,lcsssntregs and now prhctlcink law ~ - a
rsii was I'M the city last night me "a, oi
tsan,tnehv gentleman Of the oid seliVO., ~ ,eli
war "reminiscences, ana knows Nv"
Cant. r. q. spence, division sapeIi9,chpSns,rrr
Of the Texas Express company was
William Gniiam, alias boyd, was a AZ .,eu M
~ from iail yesterday and ,appeaI,e'u s,amsna'
| ,his morning 10 stand prelihlnei ,,ar a con
! sson an charges Of horse htcaiii, 80 kIrhy
snIfation between his colnsei, he 10 ! l,raici
Mceihesney, and Comfy Aitotnvs Fs.atyed ans
~, a. fhe state. examination WI wst M ~,
Ne nrisoner held 20 bail IN sip .as NJ "a
cases. ID rsmains 70 be seen "ne'n''
! make bond ..onna to-day i'm
ritv Marshal Duke was aIonnN AZ larg
nonu,iing hogs which are In,n1.a.f
contrary 20 laws made aha itVs NJ hand a. re
Cant Rob Iiamm has maos w se.ssrs On
ceixtr OF the attached soour y. "a NJ disncs
christ and Wingo, ana Wi pi"NseN
II OF the stock imheaiA'N's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
ABILENE.
Ten one.Legged Men-spring Homd'Ups
--SantR Eeing.

Ten one.LegEed Men-spring Itormd'Ups
--Santn Eeing.
Special to the Ghzotte
AnfLnNE, TEx. Feb. g. AIR, V ). smith df
pyersyiie Tenn, Is here prospecting, aud con
templates opening large tobacco store soon
A slow rain has been failing since O'Clock
mis- morning, which will greatly benefit the
FARMING intetosts Of this county.
There are ten one legged men ~ thls place
who seem 10 i0uriel--suroiy those WIN oo'h
pedal cNtrenlties ought % do well
II will not be q great while before INC sYthE
urounh- up" OF cnttlp Win commence, abd the
,yhoop Of say cOwbOys make things llfeiy'
Those who Dnioy fishing tre nov pfcpAthb
to tackle tn lnny tribe.
UT n q. Thompson, one oi Galyesl"R ln"st
Dromincnt business men, WAS IN Abilene aehlri
day Ii g. thought looking after Interests svh
nected with tie extension of tue SANTA " fhf
road. A. ~. 49,. .
great many used Us fencing iarms anu pas
lures. 49,. ~, tt,,o
Mrs. Mill ,,.t.
ID r. White OF Colorado CITY s. here l"OhinR
after business Interests, Ia. l. ..,t.i
Miss Stllie aTker, quite fhgyfiic ~ syclhl
circles here, left last night for pol0rAnv wy
where sbs viii spend few daye fish'nt "'enN'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
BONHAM.
wouId visit DALLAS But for the smhll-foN
Gaod Rain.

vouId visit DALLAS But for the smnll-PoN
"A Good Rain.
special to the Gazette
BosuAM. TEX, Feb. 2i-sinco daylight inns
morning A heavy rain has been falling Farm
crs have been wanting this for some time.
Mr. n. phillips, who has been head clerk FOR
..,,a ,,,,o ut the depot here aud made many
ssinnds' has gone 10 Honey Grove 20 wotk IN
tho denot there Mr.. Garrett OF Honey "roNe
now nov holds the position of clerk here r,sconni
trhe simmer for the benefit OF me hlisupPa'
ot,rch M morrow night viii be IN inc skallhB
,inh The II. II. II. win furnish the music.
Two little boys we're run over ny = MHs"g
.,s,nrdav eyenlng and receive pretty SEVERE
he s,sia' lad tho wagon been loaded the re-
snlt might have proved fatal ,., horo IA,
Dancing club Is being organizeu mere ny
IND young gentlemen and ladies .,.a,.o,,,
VI" w III, heather and small -toN do not pInNchl
seyeraI Of lie Romantics win attend Moou'
! s,d ssnkeyis services at Dallas next weeN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
wEATHERFORD.
Doings in the District Oourt--NIomentary
Insanity-Personal.

Doings in the District Court--NIomentary
nsanity--Personal.
Special to the Gazette,
WEATuERToRp, Tex, Feb. 2i.-In tie
district court this morning the case of
Ell Mcconnell was postponed until to-
morrow.
The case OF the State VS. w. III. Paxton,
for marrying the daughter of his deceased
wife, was then called. Paxton pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to two years In
the state prison.
Then the case of the State VS.. Sam Hill,
charged with assault with intent TO muir
der j. NJ. Britton, was called. Hill sub
mitted his case to the Jury without Vindi.
cation, and was fined SIPS.
Then the case of the State VS.. II. NJ.
Martin was called, aud. the jury being
impaneled, the court was occupied all
day in hearing evidence.
Martin is the man who landed In this
city on the night of February I, 1855,
from Mississippi, and Immediately after
coming up TO the public square stabbed
Frank Freeze, from which effects he
died, and within scventy-tive feet
from that cutting also stabbed
Frank Dorsey. He was tried
and acquitted for killing Frank Freeze
at the February term Of the district court
| in 1885. Momentary insanity was the
/ plea. lie is now being tried on the
charge of assault with intent to murder
Frank Dorsey; the same plea Is made IN
this case.
Col. John n. Simpson OF Dallas is IN
the city and will take the west-bount
train tonight.
DR.. sam Il. Milliken of Thorp Springs
arrived in this city last night on his re
turn from Louisville, Ky, where he has
been attending course OF lectures a
the Louisville Medical college. He tool
| the stage for his home this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Point OF Death.
special TO the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette,
HousroN, TEX, Feb. 2i.--Luke u,
Reed, formerly connected with the Brad
street Commercial agency in this city,
popular and highly respected member
of Houston and Galveston society, is ~
Ing at the point of death In the Capital
hotel from congestion of the lungs. His
mother has been telegraphed fol and !.
expected TO arrive tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Found entity of Opening the Letter.
snnrlnl To The Gnzntin

JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb. 2i.-The Jury
after weeks trial returned verdict In
the Adleta case, finding him guilty of the
first count; that is, of opening the let
ter, and not guilty as to the other, Of
stealing the contents. The verdict is evil
IDENTITY compromise, MS they stood six to
six, originally. The court assessed his
punishment at one years confinement in
the Harrison county jail. Motion for Il
new trial was made II overrnled, an
appeal will be taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
IyERs & POND HPRICHT, STYLE J..

the advanced IN pRbl" favor and what was
regarded by mans experiment Inns now DO
aud tho upright stands peomnenl ~ inc
piano day Tho upright pianos were oi
Foreign Importation their compact shape they were a.
desirable while their mnS merit was not ny 70
required Of American manufacturers was
quickly turned o. remsdypg ana Improving the sNoel
enoes panoe and IN m pndoavof none have cen ~
pro cmincnty sueoesssu . the Iyers n Pond 90
constructors into which hef moro ihAopA
competitors a predicting an upright poe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

special TO the Gazette.
Saa ANTONIO, Tux, Feb. 2f.--G. y
Dsyis, an elderly retail merchant, has
disappeared rather mysteriously and var
lous reports were current uTpn the
streets as TO the cause OF it. inQuiry has
developed the TACT that the family rola.
lions have not been the most pleasant
aud that ON Monday he closed the doors
OF his store, deposited the Key with a
ncighboring 9awnbYoker and left on TIE
northbound International train for parts
unknown, having llrst secured all the
ready cash ON the premises. The wife
opened the doora this morning and took
possession OF the store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
DENTON.
The welcome Rain Court Notes-J"dg'
Piner Recovering,

Tie hFifttnN AetiA-t Ptff
Piner Recovering
special 10 the Gazette,
Dsstos, TEx., Feb sl.-'Nh were blessed
with good rain last night aaa this inofninys
our streets ara muddy, and work upon oar
numerous new buildings has been lempofaraS
euspended on account Of the rain,1a the phsw'
erst were welcome nevertheless. cistcrns stf'
setting Low, stock water scarce and Whcal VA
beginning 10 suher. VI. a.. ...,.
fustlce and county courts are both ID session
Ttr si,ii docket was fakan up this nioriitnx ans
I ne remaander Of the week win be speat npoi
I II ING criminal docket VIII pc fshure'h hoA
/ day ~ -, ~,
! 1r,i,se PineT, who came home sick from De
cAsaf saturday II sIiii confined " w i9o,n
: Ifls nhyetcinnb think he Nill be eNle 70 feiuri
( - his oniclal post IN q few days
Mir. fufe Herbert, formerly ~ thin piacc "
Z now az attorney q honNsuJ, 10 Ns'N"1 -
,. pnrrnts and friends mere L-.,t,i :.
Denion' : railroad ptotI',eta are creating a
tnr,,,ascd demand Tor eit real estate anl si.o
stantlai improvements arr slslDir ph ever
hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

special TO the Gazette,
MESQUITE, Tx, Feb. q IA man was
found dead one and one-haif miles west
OF this place this norning. lie bad a
large cut on his head, supposed to have
been done by a locomotive. y, G. Rngol,
justice OF the peace, on being notified,
impaneled jury and proceeded TO hold
an Inquest The verdict Of the Jury was
that he came 10 his death by being struck
by train on the Texas Pacific railroad,
Thirty dollars and cighty-tlye cents
was found on his person. From papers
on his person, his name Is supposed 20 be
August Muller, occupation saddler.
steady rain has been failing all day,
which will do wheat aud oats much GOOD,
Farmers are well up with their work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

Knights OF Labor wa highly enjoyed BY
all present. The bert element OF Tex
afkana society participated
Mr.. G. Il Massey Of Brnhain Is in the
city looking after the bonds Of FeNarkana
Mater.Morks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

special 70 The Gazette.
HousroN, Tx, Feb. n. Julius
Schmidt, who attempted suicide by cut
ting his throat with razor last night, Is
still alive. There is slight hope OF his ne.
covery. purse of $500 was raised to-
day for his benefit by several citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Attempted nurglary.

9FVNIaI 70 IIIU NNtVNINl
RICHMOND, TEX, Feb. 2i.---An attempt
was made last night to break open the
safe at the Santa Fe depot at this place.
The colored porter had occasion TO 30 TO
the depot at about o'clock, when he
found the burglar at work on the safe.
No damage was done beyond the breaking
off of the knob. The burglar was 80
closely pushed that his shoes were cap
tured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

Special 10 the Gazette.


BENDRook, TEx,, Feb. 2fA delight.
full spring rain set in last night about
O'Clock and continued till the afternoon
OF to-day, saturating the dry earth and
causing the elongated faces OF the farmers
TO shorten perceptlbly, The severe colo
Of the winter, with the dry spell since
has ruined fully 90 per cent. of the wheat
crop in this section, and farmers are very
busy resolving the ground with oats and
Nicaragua wheat. The farmers nearly AL
have their land ready for corn and plant
ing will Ee in full blast next week.
Mr. G. j. pettgrew, who recently
opened grocery store here, informs
your correspondent that he Ia having NJ
excellent trade, and, as he sells strictly
for cash, money must be plentiful.
A Mr.. McAfee of Little Rock, Ark hai
been buying wheat here for the last few
days, and several carloads have beef
1 shipped.
We are right In the heart OF the lines
gram country of the state, and II /
/ strange that some one with capital don
erect a Touring mill here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Iiarroi,i.


HARRoLp, Tx, Feb. si.-- Mi. Ned
Anderson, who has been IN the employ Of
Messrs. Wood, Dickson 4 Co. az chief
clerk for a number OF years past, has ac-
cepted the position OF live stock agent for
the Gulf, Colorado \ Santa Fe nailroad,
MIR. Anderson II gentleman OF fine
business qualifications and is very pop
ular With the cattle kings throughout the
state. lie left with his family on the
south-bound train this morning for Gal
weston, where he Will make his future
home We think the Gulf, Colorado s
Santa Fe Railway company has done well
In procuring the services ofsuch man.
The many friends OF Ned are glad to see
him getting to the front, and at the same
time dislike to Hose Isuch good citizen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

specIal TO the eazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Feb. 2l.-lt began
raining here last night and now at 10
n. m, is raining In torrents, We needed
rain, and if we do not get too much II
will do US good.
The board of aldermen met yesterday
evening and employed two of our ply.
sicians TO yaccinate the people OF the
city free OF charge without regard tc
race, color or previous condition OF
servitude. The beggar gets the same as
the bondholder, and all to be paid by thI
city, hence we think we will by this
means protect us,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
NrerIdIan,. Sow conrt.nou.r.

opcclai 70 inc HakCtte.
MERIDIAN, Tx, Feb. I'D. y Kane
OF Fort Worth was the lucky architect In
having his plans aud specifications
adopted for our new courthouse. 1t
will surpass anything of the kind In this
section of the state. II is to be three
stories high and 6re-prooi The probable
cost is 100000. Work win be com
menced ut an early day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
STATE NEWS
Doings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Weas
or Woe.
Gatherings from over tho state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Correspondence.
kildare.
special to the ea,s, NC

SPVtlN 70 the Hafettc.
KILDARE, Tx, Feb. "a The knights
OF Labor organized lodge here last
night with about thirty members.
II has been raining hard here for the
past twenty-four hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

back to consideration uf the half gallon tnx
bill, The cQmmltiee then rose aud reported
tnc bill TO tW house, aud u was passed without
division. and the house adjourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

Patients of DR.. Prentice win call be.
fore March for their treatment and
medicine to use in his absence, as he Will
80 to Sherman for two weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

Carry the news to Mary. st. Jacobs
OIL cures burns, bruises, wounds ana
/ scalds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

II you want to buy cheap, 20 to j. Geo.
Bet2, 400 Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
THE LAST WEEK
or our
Great Clearing Sale!

attention Of
rapidly On than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Toxarkana.

Correspondence Of the Gazette
Trx.RKASA, Tx, Feb. 22 "A very IN
terestlng meeting is ~ progress Nv sns
Sa,hoIic church, conducted by Father
p sH assisted by the distinguished
Rather Damon Of Chicago
pn,vie county district court convened
,his morn,ng with his Hon. W. 4. McLAln
w. ne bench. Several very Important
o.tniual cases are set for this term.
....,rad IN the passenger train on ths
Tesas 4 Pacific railroad this eYening ina
nistoi hall passed through the glass
syinaow oi the coach ne was IN inst As !
slammed 81 the depot here. The ball BAR.
n, ,,Issed Young man. such sport
mite dangerous, 10 sag the least
Tne grand anniversary ball ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

Patients wishing TO see DR.. Prentice
must do so before March 3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25

The Fort Worth Grocer Co, have lust
received carload OF very line apples.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-25
Greenville

Special to the Gazette
GREENvILLE, Tx, Feb. y There
were thirty conversions at Mr. Pearson's
meeting last night and over forty peni-
tents. 1t is announced that the meeting
will close tonight but an effort will be
made to have IL continued
District court adjourns tomorrow.
Tbe court starts eleven conyicts TO the
penitentiary, the result of its work.
few DAYS since Mrs. c. b. Coats, q
widow lady OF this county, committed
suicide by blowing her brains ont with a
pistol. She was highly respected. No
cause is assigned for the act.