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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
SALISBURY RESIGNS.
The Government Defeated and Res.
ignation Decided Upon.
A CRISIS IN ENGLISH POLITICS,
ParneI Looks to GIldstone---A Confer
ence Of Liberal Leaders Con
severItive Programme

LONDON, JauuATy .,.-lh ne defeat OIL tue
Government last night has lett all the polt.
ical parties in he uouae Of Commons in G
state of chaos, and may result in desc
luton Of Parliament and au appeal to the
country. Mr. Gladstone had protractsd
conference with Lord Granville this after.
noon Ct which tie situation OF affairs wss
discussed aud tie aiyisabiIily ct Mg. Glad
stone assuming ohi:e, should he be called
upop.
RESIGNATION or THE MINISTRY
Lord Salisbury had on interview aith Mr.,
William Henry Sclith, the new Chief Sec
retaTy for Ireland, this morning, ,hst gen
tleman having just returned from Dublin
where he was sworn in yesterday. Subsa
quertly q meeting Of the Ministers wss
held, and O Cabinet council 81 which, il is
said, decision Was reached that the mem
bers Of the Cabinet at once proceed TO 0a
borne and tender their resignation 10 the
/ Queen. The crisis excited but littls inter
est. All is quiet, and he only noticeable
effect is 8 slight weakening in the market.
T THE QUEEN lyroErfp rf TUT REsIGNtroE.
/ LONDON, January q The meeting Of
/ the Cabinet lusteG az hour. The situation
was fully discussed ani it was r,soly 4
that the Mirlstrrs should Of once resign
The Marquis Of Salisbury sent sT.clsl
messenger 10 Osborne TO inform The Queen
OF the decision Of the Cabinet
REJOICING OVER THE DErEAT,
DuBLrx, January 27-The Freemaus
Journal is iub!aDt ever the deiea; oi the
Government and says. The action OF the
leaders Of the National League in detes;
ing the Government emphasizes The fact
that there is new force in poh,it. winch
Parliament has 10 consider.
The Irish Times rays ;ha Parnrl!i,es
rally for he p on -. Gladstone alorc
They believe that be will make them aR
offer loohing to the settemel: Of the Irish
question.
THE FEELING AGoNu yHE wRRNEILITES.
LoNpoN, Januarv 1.-THE Government
bss thrown down the gauntlet OF coercion
aad the gage has been cheertully accepted
by the Nationalist At Pa5nelIs head
quarters last nigh. ;ar opinion WAS freely
expressed thh, ,aa position assumed 10
ward ireland by Lord Salisbury as re
seaiei in the days proceedings in the
House OF Commons was wholly un-
tenabie. Ne regrets nor expressions
Of disa spoin,m,Et were heard Every
body seeracd quite satisfied TO igh, on toe
/ question Of coercion, the universs! belief
being that the bulk Of he Liberals would
help the Parnell.tr. 20 espcl the govern
ment Oh this leu. The shutting and
mcan party tactics u tLe Torios have dis
gusted many whigs even, who, until r.
Gently, have teen IcIi in support Of siFOuy
measures in lgelsLd. Promises made be,
fore aud du!i%g tie r,ec,ion by She Tory
leaders have been ignored, sui he amount
Of P9!;i,si Dishonesty displayed h.s hard
iy had its Isra'l.! in ,Le YGst h!ty vears
Mr.. PNurlIs r!,c,,yn c;rcWsr IL favor Of
the CONSERVATIVES l4 bitterly remembered
aud the reyefarc,. 5,',.r. u rbr Nationalist
SO ani their fty '.Ii.a q Yesterday 10
most complete.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28
JOINT sENATES NET

at D. n. and adjourned to 10 g. n. to-
morrow, at the request Of the cencns con
ference committee. Senator Van Clei,
chairman of tie committee stated that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-28

l2:35 p. M.-The committee on comPro'
mise held Joint meeting st l2;@O sUG IN
mediately adjourned for an hour. FOLLOW
ing are the members In behsl! OF the
Republicans: Senators Ford, Pavey, Dow
Prinsle aud Ranuels. IN behalf o! the
Democrats: Senators O'Neill Van Ctei,
Lawrence, Sullivan and Dodd. The pros
meets for an amicable termination OF the
troubles are now considered bright.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

That the Courier devil made : masn :
That "Grinv IL going TO marry ana
move on farm2
That the Jasper dudes part their nsir
in the middle?
That the social dance ct the Opera
Tuesday night was . success9
That the new Courier printer = :
aiaisy" and IL mashed on somebody
That Jasper has more pretty young -
d;ss Than suy town Of its size in the
State? -
the county? ~a
That Brit. Leming will make GOOD
Recorder?
That the Hotel de Cox's IL crowded
with bosrders?
music?
celebration next Saturday.
That Jasper IL going TO have new
1 railroad?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17
Comm issiOners Court Proceed
ings, Sept. Term.

An election vas ordered IN cambridge
township for Oct. 10Th. on the question
OF appropriaiing $lI.1sl.lO 70 Aid the
vincenmes and Ohio River L T. 20.
w. b. Burford was awarded contracs
for stationery for county, for ensuing
year.
LIQUOR licenses were granted 70 Jos
Z. Buchart, Schnellviile; Pat Hayes
Henry Mauntel. Huntingburg; Joseph
w. Maloy, Birdseye: Joseph l1ep?ers
C. Kaninenberg and Henry Bromm
Ferdinand.
Camden Cox was appointed J. +. 70
Jackson township Frank Fink for Balm
bridge township. aud Leroy Cave To-
Madison township.
w. w. Kendall, resigned rs schoo
land appraiser and Solomon Crook ~
appointed in his stead.
John J. Allies was appointed to 81
perintend building bridge across Lic'
Fork creek, near Henry Suttons farn
lin Hall township.
The Board paced an order forbiddin
the erecting Of any more bill board
around the court house yard. or the us
Iof the court room for shows, Justice
Iconrts. Sabbath schools. religious preach
linRs. and ell other gatherings except pc
Ilitical meetings and Teachers Count
Institutes. aud the County Sheriff IL q
Idered 10 attend TO said room whenevs
fused.
Allowances were ALEC made 20 %
amount OF S2,939 u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

Fon RSconDxR. ~ ~. Britain Ieming,
4 thls Herk ANNOUNCED - candidsscl
lor County Recorder. Mr.. I.esning hn.
|,~em onsesnan ~ tho CeSSsvu 0lllre fOg
tn wears mast. aud hss beell faithful
workpr and Il deA~rvIng and we'll Quail
lied man for The p0slllsl' A. man
who hss earned HE Iivi11 ~ day's work,
he has M fortune "a sprnd 10 running
inr the poslsion. and depends for his
ro,es upon those who believe money
ought not 70 BE- lsvishiy used 20 indu.
ence elections. lie u : native az Can
Melton, Perry county. where We hrs'
knew him AZ = little hoy. who had "a
climb on box 10 10 high enough g.
reach I case d set type HE saiher''
Is.,nilv were an Republicans. but he hA'
lalwavs been = cnnsisisnt Democrat. ~
was : soldier IN the army for three
.esva. A private In Co. ID. o6th Ohit
ivols. he believes IN The one-lerm prin
Iciple Tor officers. ~ adopted BY the 70
cent State Conventions Of both parties
lin Indiana, ~ follows:
(pExoCRA1tc STATE rLATroRn)
.Resclved, That We approve the join
resolution proposing IN amendment =
The constitution making the term
Icounsy Offices four years-"
| (REPUBLIcAx STATE PLATroRM.)
ave favor The pending constitutions
amendments making the terms % cou'
Itv officers four wears. and striking o.
Iihe word swhi'e" from section aruc'
lie. az the constitution, 50 that colore
men NAV become . part Of the regu''
militia force for The defence OF u
State"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

On. c. d. WARNER Dear Sir-I re-
ceIyed the complimentary bottle Of
White Wine Of Tar Syrup you 80 kind.
~ seut me. Our little six year old
laughter had very sore throat, ulcer
sted. and coughed almost incessantly.
we rave the medicine according 70 d.
rections, aud she began 70 improve i'm
med lately and soon got well. Please &C.
cent thanks. Mrs. Groves and ! have
recon- mended II 10 others. l shall want
/ 10 ret some OF Il at the beginning Of
winter, q consider Il very superior
medicine.
Yours very respectfully
| Rev. II. ID. GRovEs,
Clarksville, No. Pastor A. =. Y.
| For sale IN Jasper ~ Nshrnser Bres., Dr.. Jshn
| sab and n Friedman.
1 Jan. sth. 118e-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

VrxcRnxKs, Ind. Sept. IA dIsss-
trous accident happened 70 Mr.. and Mrs..
John n. O'NealI, q Washington, Ind,
tventv miles east OF this city, yesterday
Afternoon. They were out riding in :
buerv. when suddenly the horse, which
Va fiery one, became frightened and
rsn away, throwing the occupant out.
Roth NJ. and Mrs. O'Neall were badly
hurt. aud were picked up unconscious
lbv their frieuds. Mrs ONeall % thought
| % s. fatally injured, while NJ. 0Nesl|
II ad one Or he carr almost severed from
RE head. Nr. O'Neall . The Democratic
caudidsie Tor Congressman from this, til
| second Congregational District % Indi'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

MARTIN County TICxE1.-The Demo
Gratis or Martin county last week NOM
mated the following ticket, II . primary
election: Clerk, X 6. Stephens; Au-
ditor, Michael Tracy; Treasurer, John
g. Gates; Sheriff, Joseph Cannon Re.
corder. james "A. williams; Surveyor
David Carey; Commissioner, John Re-
ney; Coroner, Chas. q. Mohr. A ticket
that the Democracy Of Martin ought to
aal will, slsct. By : triumphant major
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17
nFmocRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
w fAeussssns ccver~es.
,oRx q NILSSON. sfcs-s.
~ Judge snpssms csurs srhiri ps-s''es''
2ORx r. COFFxUra. u rippessss>.
rcs secretary u STATE.
noneRf v. HsEEs. q Ssmes-
rer Asdiscr = ss.se.
CHARLES A. NUNSoS. - Allen.
ror Treasurer q sssss.
THOMAS n ByRSE$. q vsndsreurs'
vsr clerk u Saprsms Court.
xAxrlx 7. KRUGER. Of i~psrse
FOR Attorney Gsas-si,
urrH ID NcNrLi.ES. q Dearborn.
- s,,-,r.,s ssd<Hi ofPss'is tnaiEuss''s'
AxpsFw \ SWEENEY. y nassaa-
pssrRlcr TICKET.
~ Can gresham. Second pstrict,.
xDax u. o'SEAfx.. % pssisss County
M state seasscr. Dubois and Perry.
OSCAR A. TRireET. a Dubois County.
v.r Representatives DUBOIS and MARTIN
THOMAS n CLARKE. Of Martin County
~ Repr<.<ssative. Ls~rsaes. Orange and paos's'
THOMAS y BusKIRK. Of Orange County.
y.r Prosecuting Attorney. lish Circuit.
JOHN l. BRETz. q Dubois County
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

The undersigned will deliver In Jasper,
from bis mill near Maltersville, house
framing lumber In any quantity desired,
rs feet and under In length, - el.20 per
hundred feet. Special rates will be made
on large quantities, on application 70 me
q the mill, or by letter 10 81. Anthony.
Beach fencing, go cents NJ the mill.
Sent 1929 GEORGE BRENNER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

Judpe Welborn returned from Prince
<on Nonday. and business has been
arriving IN Circuit Court since. lhel
foIlowina are the proceedings from
Thursday last M TO "Wednesday night !
state ". John Crswfeld; assault and
battery. Fined $25.
STATE ". samuel G. Bradley; muir.
ae-- Venue changed to Crawford
county and cause set for trial there on
he ash day or October term, 1850. Il
esnse W. Chas. Graef; assault ana
battery, with intent; jury trial. Fined
STATE 70. Levi Mitchell petit larceny.
Grand iury fail 10 ind an indictment
and defendant discharged.
ssate ". General Mcdowell; Assault
and battery. Continued
state ". Harvey Nicholson, George
Parsous aud James Jones; grand lar
ceny. Plea OF guilty, but not yet sen
fenced.
sssts =. Johiel Vowel disturbing re-
ll9ious meeting. Continued.
Twenty-one indictments have 90 ~
been returned BY the grand jury.
n. Netzner ct 81. W. Geo. Bauer e.
Il. Continued.
+. Gssser V. Joseph Gasser: Find.
ing sor plaintiff and quieting Dis ut's
TO feal estate. =
Henry Gumberts. Sr., ". jacob 4
seDg; jury trial. Verdict 'os 0e'eoo
Mary A. Pearson ". Isaac Pearson
Divorce granted plaintiff, with Ssu1 az
mouy and e25 attorney fces-
James +. Miller. sdm'r, ~. VIII
etiIlsei et Al. Judgment for defend
ants. quieting title to real estate.
Mary A. Watson w. estate o. Bets!
Gtilwell. Claim allowed for $Iv5-
John Buebner. Jr., W. B. buettnei
Judgment for o27305.
Mary A. Lennon ". Margaret Lem
mon Il Il. Commissioners appointed !
sell real estate ct pubic sale
DrusciIls Young ". Josephine Sure
e Il. Continued.
John "A. vcatch W. Mason Bradley
q. Dismissed.
George Burger, Sr., ". Joseph Jergs
q a Continued.
Adam S;ralman ct III. ". II. Berger
81. Continued.
Home Iue. Co., New 4orks - ucOtI
r. Cox's estate. Claim allowed &
$1,000.
Peter L. Coble W. Board Of Comml
sloners; appeal. Judgment for plant
for t3l.75.
Peter L. Coble ". Board Of Comm
sioners: appeal. Judgment for Plain'
for Is Is.
George Burger, ST., W. Joseph a aih'
q a. Foreclosure ordered for &Z94
State ex rel. 5. e. MoxIey: change
venue from Spencer county. Continu
on plaintiffs motion. !.
Agnes Salb W. John Salb, ct a., y
tSiai: Judgment for plaintiff for 81
end decree setting aside con veyance.
John Brsuneckev. sr.. ~. WIN. 4.
per; judgment for 940s.i0.
jacob Rrodel ". Geo. Cox. Of
judgment for $40 3d.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

~Hou.. Hiram w. Logsden. Of
Rockport. Democratic nominee for Sen.
ator. and John II. Miller, Esq, one o.
the prominent attorneys Of Princeton,
were attending court in Jasper this
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

avThe Congregational joint debate q
Hillsboro, and the circus at Jasper, both
occur on the same day. Which VIII
have the largest crowdf II - easy
enough to say which ought TO have.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

AxorHsR CAxDfDATE.--We this week
announce Mr.. Christian r. Rudolph, o.
Boone township, a. . candidate Tor
County Treasurer. He IL one Of the en-
terprisine, go-ahead farmers and stock
dealers OF the northern part Of the coun.
Ity, and withal . popular and reliable
Democratic citizen--just such man %
Honld make an excellent county 0mcer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

k1At The Representative convention,
held q Princeton last TQesday, Of the
Democrats or Knox, Gibson and Van
derbuvg counties, Hon. }. +. Pruitt, 81
vsDdeSburg, received the nomination.
He has served two terms . Representa-.
i've Of vanderburg county, and Will
maee a efficient msmbeg Of The nex'
Legislature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

DR.. D, 1. WiIcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
XIV. says be Wa, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also diabetes ;
the pains were almost uncomfortable and
would sometimes almost throw him into
He tried Electric Bitters
and got relief from first bottle and ate!
taking six bottles, was entirely cured
and had gained in flesh eighteen pounds
Says he positively believes he wouit
have died, had Il not been for the relic
| afforded By Electric Bitters. Sold .
L fty ceats bottle BY Mehringer Bros
Drug Store. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

pr. ysekson's Penetrating Lsniment. Keep this vsl
r.hls remedy on hand in Of accident. y give
-,m NJ relief and 10 certain for rheumatism e
rere burns cuts bruises scads for horses Of ess
Il has no equal Is cts 50 cts. and u per ootte
.sie by NehyiDger Bros soy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

~The Huntingdon Independent
editor says he d : great admirer Of :
pretty girl, and always means .business. n
We never heard Il called BY that name
Before. but ladies Win note this ackn0wI-
odemeut when he attends picnic again:
He thinks : person mnst b ScoId and
oallous,~ to Withstand The wealth q
bea0ty that permeats" Jsspcs. We don''
wonder be thinks % from his expert
once around Huusingburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

0rThe Republicans Of Martin and
Davies counties have put up Geo. w.
Afford. OF Shoals. for Senator, TO be beat
en- in November.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

rThe attention Of holders Of Jasper
town orders IL called TO IN advertise
ment OF the Treasurer In another col
umn. The Treasurer thinks that anoth-
er such pay nent A. this would nearly
clean up the town orders and only leave
the bonded Indebtedness outstanding.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

From the ron wayne Daily Sentinel
The Burr Robbins' circus was good
show, and the bareback riding was GER
tainly the best ever witnessed in thi'
city. The show wac success, and me
huge canvas was crowded with . de
lighted audience 10 the evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

~Hswthornc- Il Dostonese for "chest-
nutr amer sTwice-Told Tales How
would .sScottr do as suggesting italics
Of : Grandfather
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

Coxxox SCHooLs-The schools
this county will open gen.
orally next mouth. Teachers nave neen
employed for most schools, and every
thing Il IL readiness for the bell 70 ring
We ore indebted to the Trustees Of The
following corporations, for the names o.
teachers employed By them tor the com
ing ech0OI termo:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

o1Ths corporation fbr : wagon fac-
fosy y Jasper, with 1900 capital stock,
d aoonuing shape
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

Young Jim Blaine seems to bes "chip
an az The old block. He secretly mar-
RED Miss Marie Nevins. Of Ohio, last
Monday. in New York City. Of course
the reporters found il out. II il hoped
ne will not follow his fathers example
far enough to deny the secret marriage
and pretend TO get mad when tcid Of ~
sHrron's cATARRH RENEDY-s positive eurs 20 q
lc.s.rrh' Tptheris. ana CAnker Mouth. For sale By
Nehrinxer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

nsthers mothers 90 not allow your Iissis darling
"a rusr a with that horrid cough - - yenf drug
ssore snd eet bottle q Dr. Jacksons syyup q Lune
wort and Wild Cherry, y wiIi cost only c.s; yvuI
eou ~ "A cure any throat lung complaint quicee1
49,. - othrr rerrodv. 0o1d By wehrinxer Bgoe -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

Noticc to Holders or Jasper Town
Orders.
N1OTICE u hereby given 70 oil holders
IN Or orders on the Treasury Of
The town Of Jasper, Ind, that were is-
sued prior 20 No. 25I, dated june ID,
1882. that there u money IN the treasury
or said town 70 redeem said orders, and
that interest on the same will cease on
and amer October 1st, 1855. will be q
nv once q my residence 10 Jasper every
| Saturday. for the purpose o. paying said
|ordero. JosEPH ROELLE,
Treasurer Town Of jasper.
September IL. loo6St.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-17

FOR sale IN Jssper ~ Aeh
saIb and n Friedman.
Jan. sth. tasty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-13

O'Dell, j. Brooks, w. Perry, Dallas; b.
L. Hodge, Toronto, Canada; Jno. S. An
drews, city.
At the Plckwick: q. p. Ford. Geo. IL .
Denham, Miss Blanche Chapman, Miss
Mabel Haas, Miss Ray Samueis, Ford's
Cesia company; a. t'rickett, flig Spring;
Harry Benjamin, ~ o.; II. M. Mcintyre,
New York; I. NJ. Bourkc, Philadelphia;
c. @ Walton, Grand View; G. NJ. Beaver,
Alyarado; A. X. Andrews, weatherford
II. ID. Wolfe, city; Il. Weinbergcn, Chi
cago; Chas. II. Hunt, Chicago; l.. -.
Yanch, N. "; w. w. futile, city; ]. T..
Boynton, Houston; J r. Oliver, Cald-
well; w. A. Bowen like Philkins) Austin;
G. Z. Van lnwegin, Il. A. Pittshury, N. ";
IL. j. McNamus, st. Louis; +. w. La Rue,
Cincinnati; A. II. Burns, Boston; J. w.
Welborn, Henrietta; l.. Il. Harris, st.
Louis; DR.. r. H. Chiffon, Dallas; @. N.
Langdean, New York Underwriters agen>
cy; ID. A. Crlchton, Midland; G.. M. Suth-
erland, Cleburne; Ben Collins, Marshall f;
Il. c. Dodson, j. c. RedInan, st. Louis
N. b. Tichenor, Indianapolis; G, S.
White, Mobeetle; G. w. Merchant, Abi.
lenc; II. p. jackson, st. Louis; w. II.
Dickson, New Orleans; Mrs. III. II Nc.
Iced, Miss Kate Mcleod, Dallas; John
Harvey, Ed. Tharp, Bosquo county; John
Howard, city; w. J. Langran, Forney,
Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-13

a lawyer, newly imported from Mis-.
souri,, applied yesterday TO Deputy sheriff
Thompson for papers to attach Witness
IN civil case.
'Have you rendered him the fees"
asked tho officer.
The attorney replied in the negative.
"Then you can't attach him, said Mr..
I.
"But we don't have TO do that In Mis-
souri, protested the legal luminary.
Don't make any difference about Mis-
souri,, " retorted Officer Thompson. "That
Is the law here. know because helped
TO make 'em mysclf.n
The attorney meckly subsidized, but con
tlnued his investigation Of the subject
with County Judge Furmen, who corrob.
Grated the statement as to the law which
the facetious deputy ''helpcd to make,n
stating that the latter was authority.
II is very frigid day when Deputy
Sheriff Thompson can't down Missouri
attorney
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-13

FORT WORTH, TEX, jan. l0.--Editor
GAZETTE: | wish through the "ncver-
falling GAzErrE to thank the following
kind people for donations made through
me TO Mrs. Gildart. Mrs. Tay-
Tor of Taylor 6 Barr. two
large baskets Of clothing; Mr. Fry OF the
shoe store, two pairs 81 shoes; Tennessee
store, large roll OF dry goods; Chase
Trading Co., cGsll. All were received by
Mrs. Gidart, with sincere thanks.
VIII say something that hope will be
worthy OF publication, and reach some
one who will be 80 kind as 20 make the
start in forming an Aid society. Cannot
some Of our ladles who are SO successful
and useful IN society start an Aid socletyY
surely It Is necessary, for there is
someone always IN want, and
the poor sometimes suffer SO long before
being found because there are none APP
pointed to find them, and they know
OF no one co whom to apply for
aid. Think OF the bitter cold Thursday
night for the almost naked, starving ones
on Daggett avenue, and they helpless little
children.
A society could distribute clothing and
food and use money TO buy necessaries
with to so much better advantage than
where IL is given by every one to one, for
they could give as much and what was
needed. Many would agree with me that
il is better plan for committee 60 see
what is necessary and how much before
giving, for there are SO many poor aud so
many too poor TO give but once.
There are various ways to raise
a fund for treasury, balls
where the supper would be donated,
charity fairs where articles both useful
and fancy would be donated, aud small
socials where collections could be made
There are many ways to keep up society
like that. Let some one of standing il
society sound the call for a meeting fol
the purpose of organizing an aid society
| can give the "widow's mite" and will
work, and there are many more who have
the same feeling.
MRS Ruin A. WooD.
Ola Rusk street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-13
pRACTICAL BENEvoLENor.

AND or COURSE THE LADIES (GOD BLESS
lend ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF III.
In response to the call in yesterdays
papers about fifty ladies' met at the
Fourth Street Methodist church to organ
i've an aid society for the alienation OF the
sufftrings Of the poor. Mrs. Dr.. Routh
was elected chairman and Mrs. M. f.
Grant secretary. permanent organlza-
tion was then effected with Mrs Kate
Turner as president; Mrs. A. A. Allison,
vice-pIesident; Miss Lulu King, secre-
tary; Mrs. j. h. Doughty, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs. w. Il. Blanden, treasurer.
A committee was appointed to draft by
laws, consisting of Mrs. George Low
ing, Mrs. DR.. Williams, Mrs. Hightower,
and Mrs. Walter Maddox committee
of five ladies was appointed from each
ward TO report those in need of assist
ance, as follows:
First ward-Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Walcott,
Mrs. p. N. willing, Mrs. Mcneil, Mrs.
Hightower.
Second ward-Mrs. Loving, Mrs. VIII
iiams, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs.
Newell.
Third ward-Mrs. VIM. Boaz, Mrs.
Capt. Reed, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. George
Clark.
Fourth ward--Mrs. E. t. Wood, Mrs.
Ikard, Mrs S. Mulkey, Mrs. 0. S. Ken
NEEDY, Mrs. Paddock.
The society then adjourned, to meet
again to-day at p. M. in the same place,