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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
ON THE STREET.

Papers matrimonial were issued yester.
day TO Frank McCord and Miss Mary
Akcrs.
County court met Yesterday morning,
organized Jury to- try the civil docket,
and adjourned until to-day.
The next Nin,h Street Methodist church
mite social will be given at the residence
OF the pastor Rev. Mr.. Crist, oil Cherry
street, on Thursday evening
Passengers on the Missouri Pacific and
Santa Fc trains as they approach the city
from the south always note with interest
the work on the Fort Worth & New Or
cans
The best OF care was being taken OF
the hose yesterday. Every section was
hung up on end SO that all water could
run outi a very necessary thing in cold
weather.
Nothing but stone or brick buildings
will he permitted TO 20 no on the burned
district on Houston street. The block
from Second to Third will then be solid
brick or stone.
Only one real estate transfer was re-.
corded yesterday: j. p Robinson and
wife to Il, DeBOer, lot 60xl00 in block
100. Consideration $500 and assumption
OF vendors lien.
The necessity for new calaboose
building was never more apparent than at
present The one In use Is too small,
aud, while not Intended to be over com
Portable, still 1t is not desirable to freeze
| prisoners to Death.
The next money of the Citizens Build
| ing and Loan association will be disposed
of "Wednesday evening at O'Clock at the
courthouse. Tomorrow is the last day
of grace on dues. Call on the secretary
at the Office of Taylor & Barr aud pay up.
When our citizens heard yesterday that
a norther was coming at the rate OF forty
miles an hour, and that 1t was only 200
miles away, and furthermore, that 1t
would bring colder weather than that OF
last week, they were completely pros.
| rated. The Coldness OF that nOrther is
somewhat exaggerated.
| Conductor All Bailey Of the Fort Worth
& Denver, who is well acquainted with
the fluctuations III travel having had
long experience, informed GAZETTE
man yesterday that since the LIST of Janu.
airy travel had fallen off very considera-
bly,, but would doubtless pick up again
ina few days, as il generally took until
the middle of January for people to get
well over the holidays. Mr.. Bailey says
there will be very heavy travel on the
Fort Worth & Denver when cattle ship
ping to the Panhandle begins.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
DALLAS.
A Small Fire--rhe Hebrew Fair-fhe Dal
las Herald Proprietor to be Enjoined'
snecial 10 the Gazette,

A Small Fire-Tho Hebrew Fair-rhe Dali
las Herald Proprietor to be Enjoined'
Special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan ll.-Messrs. II. i.
Tillman, l.. Ii. Bennett and L. A. Lam
breth OF Cooper, who are in the city on rail-
road business, are at the st. James.
A fire broke out IN the Lautz building
on Main street this forenoon, caused by a
defective fue, but, by the skilltul WORK
of the fremen, was extingushed before
much damage was done, save the destruc-
ton Of one end of the second floor. The
occupants moved their effects into the
streets, which we're somewhat damaged
by water by the carelessness oil some OF
the Hremen.
Messrs. J. NJ. 0'Dell and II. g. Paddle
ford of Clenurne are in the city.
The principal attraction in the city TINS
week will be the Hebrew fair at the cor
ner Of Commerce and Austin streets,
given for the benefit OF the Hebrew
school in the city. The room has been
deliberately decorated, and some hand,
some contributions donated. The chiel
attraction on the inside Is the Miksde
re stauraut, which will be first class IN a.
its appointments and serve all the deli
cacies of the season. The window at
traction formerly displayed by Sanger
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
GEOReEroMN.
District Court Eotes-rhe seasons Cotton
shipment.

RieNtlNt Nourb Notes-fhe seasons Cotton
shipment.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GEoRGErowN, TEX, Jan. iO.-District
court convened here last Monday, Judge
a, ). Walker on the bench. The case OF
SNOW VS.. Smith, land case, was decided
IN favor of the plaintiff In the case of
stephens VS.. Hewliu tor malicious prose.
cuiion the Jury gave the plaiatff $1,000
damages. IN the case OF DaSsett VS. hin
the jury gave the plaintiff verdict OF
SopO4 ihis Is all the business transacted
this week.
Monday the 18th the criminal docket
Will be taken up Two murder cases are
set for the 10Th and 2lst
Hon. a. w Terrell was In town few
days ago and when your reporter asked
him about the senatorial business he said
he was not doing anything towards his
nomination, but. He said he had no.
ticed some Of the press was talking him
up and he would like to see the
Northwest champion of Fort WORTH
blowing its bazoo for him. lie evidently
knows where the weight Is.
Our town has shipped nearly 10000
bales Of cotton this season.
The Home club win give an entertain,
ment, dramatic aud musical, at the opera
house on Tuesday the 18th.
The cold snap struck our town in bis
style.
The new and improved GAZETTE /.
eagerly sought on our streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
WEATHERF0RD.
An OLD Land Mark to be spruced Up an
Modernized--Pe Personal.

An OLD Land Mark to be spruced Up and
Modernized- Personal.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFORD, TEX, Jan. ll.-Im-
proyements continue to go on In this city .
Messrs. Carson & Lewis this morning
started the work Of putting In a complete
full roller system of works in their mills
at this place. The mill has been run for
twenty years as the Parker County Mills,
and is well identified with the people Of
this and adjoining counties. When the
improvements now going on are COM
pleted, 1t viii be the only full roller mill
in Parker county, with a capacity of 1876
b els per day. Our Weatherford people
can boast of one of the best mills in the
state These gentlemen have already
added another story 10 the building, max
ing 1t three stories high The machinery
will be put in by the John I Noyes Man
ufacturing company OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Judge j T Harcourt left last night for
Dallas, where he will be in attendance at
the federal court for several days.
Mr. II. Apologize came down town this
evening for the first time since the 27th
of October last when he was taken with
the dengue fever, which settled in his
thigh, making him totally helpless until
a short time ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
Commissioners, Court.

The county commissioners met yester-
day in regular session.
On petition an election was ordered in
school district No. 80 (Chapin district to
determine whether an additional tax OF
20 cents on the hundred dollars shall be
levied to supplement the state school
fund
A sale was made to Mr.. Arch Earle OF
ten acres of land bought in connection
with the poor farm, the consideration be-
ing $40.
A public road was established from
Lone Elm school-house TO Keller, dis
lance OF about five miles.
The commissioners will again be in SEES
SION to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
THE CITY.
uorE1 ARRIVALS.

II the Mansion; w. Il. Frye, Texar-
Il John Sipprell, New York; z. II.
Hnton, Grandview; Mrs. A. G. Sur
4 Grandview; j. X. lie Bosquet, Gal
#n; Frank Anderson, city; j. T..
8ck, Galveston; j. II. Shaw, Valley
II John S. Andrews, NJ. T. Morse, w.
lord, city;F j Dickey, Md, Dallas;
4. Chapman, Boston; Robert r. Evans,
Eville; C. L. Kelsey, Georgia; Jack
]apass, Charles Carswell, Terrell; c..
Hitten, Buffalo Spring; l.. b. Hudson,
#kenrldge; B. +. Melton and wife,
Hothisn; VIM. r. Houston, Il. M. S.;
q S,Wittwen, A S. Staacke, city; j. G..
Senter, Decatur; e. Simpson, Houston;
y Dickinson, Chi ago; Il S Furd, New
IA W j Rogers, Rhome; G I Warren,
igeport; Powell, b Watkins, CITY;
o. a Beall and wife, l. C Lyons, Texas (;
+ Byrd, city; NJ Trice, Bolton.
=. Ginocchio's; Al. Hood, Edward
phier, Weatherford; w. j. Carnohan,
rs 6 Pacific railway; I. T. Banker,
asi Ed McCarty, Kansas City; j.
,.akelI Colorado; w. l.. Gauson, Mar
John f, Segler, Dallas; II. d.
Ole and daughter, Gainesville; IL. h,
H 81. Louis; Mrs. Y. b, Long, DR.,
M Roberts, Tyler, Tex; L. A. Crane,
Aturi Joseph Hayman, Dallas; w. p
mas and mother, Galveston; NJ. Ii
iee, Little Rock; j. b Tyler, Long
A, b. Gantson, Denison; Mrs
sedalia, Mo.
the Brunswick; w. A. Gray, Mikadc
pes W. z. Tut, Coalville, Tex
lk Price, FL Paso; Silas Il. Haw
q Aledoi JET Davis and wife, Waco
Barlow, Paris, Tex; NJ. T. Jasberg
Clscoi II. Il. Hill, Wheeling, w. Va.
u re Pullman, Los Angeles, Cal; VIM
y shreveport, La } ID Hill, Whit
HI, Tex; Joe Miguon, Kansas City
= william Minden, Henry Soloman
'e'lnei Edward Jacobs, Big Spring
un Knott, Big Sandy; William Brey
3 county, Jordan Giles, Waco; II. I
$Ansn, Cooper, Tex.
"a tne Grand; DIR. N. d. Barradall city
"a opel, Shreveport, La; Charlie
fois, Texas; c. II. Huffman, Plano
a Brown, Amity; S. woodson, Iowa
Ames, New York; Frank Parson, ST
" ~ \ o, Lynch, Wichita Falls;
alurich, Dallas; Ira Newman, Ter
'ne Plckwick: f.. Marx, st. Lou
~, Kyle, Weatherford; II w. Nc
= !, u, {. Katski, New York; w.
II ueslll, Jr, Elkhart, Ind. r.. @. MOI
san Francisco; Il. b. Mason
Il TSs, Ala; t. S. Smith, Hillsboro
snreye, New York; e. e, Vinyart
= racilic railroad; A. Aaronsor
- x. n. Thomas, st. Louis; NJ
vn' New York; L. p. jackson, s.
si r. b, Hawley, Galveston WIN. A
~; Louis; w. A. Ledbettel
.s'iiei John e.. Barry, Parii
Mrs. c. w. Easley, Her
:, MS, Mss Eliza Barnes, Pilot Point
D Soans, John I. Legler, ID. L. Andei
a p5alMsi Wm.Allen, I'll Paso; JOSEF
.Hnoiu, Dallas; II. C. Shapard, Har
$ n |, Wm. d. Jamison, st. Louis; J. .
s sa and wife, Miss G.. REYNOLDS
N S x. Noble and wife, Big Spring
soiapaugh, Honey Grove; G.
cltsi G. W. Merchant, Abilen,
-. Af9n, N, r.; John b PendletoI
VA Woodwork, Quincy, Ill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
District Court.

The Turner trial AGAIN attracted large
crowd TO the courthouse yesterday,
Notwithstanding the unpleasant state
of the weather. The state concluded its
testimony, and the examination of wit.
nesses for the defense began in the after
noon. The case will consume at least
two, probably three, days longer.
Suits were filed AS follows:
Il. /. Estes VS.. Missouri Pacific railway
for $4,000 actual and $4,000 exemplary
damages, on account of injuries TO iarm
crop and health caused by running the
road through plaintiffs place.
Chas. .Scheuber & Co VS. t. f. Nash
suit for debt of Sl4l4 SSi attachment
issued.
The case against Jack Stevers, charged
with completely in the Branch jcwelry
robbery, was dismissed by the county at
torney on account of the insulliciency O
| the evidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

ONO CHANGES GOVERNORS.
Judge Foraker Duly Inaugurnted at

Judge Foraker Duly Inaugurated at
Coluubus.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 1.-The cere-
monies incident to the inauguration of
Gov. Foraker took place to-day
rhe severe weather Of yesterday and lust
night diminished the looked-for attend
ance OF military aud political organIza-
tons, About 2500 OF military aud mtm-
hers Of clubs participated. The COVE
or's party was met at the depot aud
escorted to the state house, where the in
augural exercises proper occurred in the
rotunda of the capitol. Gov. Hoadly, in
delivering the commission to his success
sor, made an expression of his Own per-
sonal good will and congratulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
BOTHERED IN BExAR.
Tho Troublesome Road Business, as Ex-
planned by the County Judge.
.. - -.

Tho Troublesome Road Business, as Ex-
planned by the County Judge.
Special 10 the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, Tx, Jan. ll-Road
matters have been Of vastly more trouble
TO the Bexar county commissioners court
than any other one subject, and are be-
coming more and more serious. About
half the county roads travelled for fifty
years or more have been fenced up, and
In consequence there have been more
cases of fence-cutting near the city, and
country people are very wrathy because
they are almost cut off from town.
County Judge Wurzbach delivered a
long message 10 the commissioners this
morning, in which he cited the complaints
and said: eve must have roads and pri-
vate interest must give way TO public
necessity. 1t is of vital Importance to
citizens that our public roads be unob-
structed, that such roads rs may be
necessary be opened TO give easy and
direct communication with the county
site. also think that committee should
| be appointed 20 confer with the city au-
| thorities In reference to the opening OF
such streets as may be found necessary to
connect with county roads. These road
questions are the most important ques-
tons coming before you, and at the same
| time the most troublesome and thankless
| All want good roads, provided they run
over their neighbours land, but lay any one
! road over their own land, then II Is q
! great outrage and shame. You cannot
please everybody, but do what Is to the
benefit OF the people at large, even II pri'
yate interest must suffer. Each commits
sjoner has the appointment OF road over
seers of his precinct, and by giving biz
personal attention TO the roads therein
much good can be effected and complaints
be remedied. Something must be don'
very soon to render relief, for some sec
| tons OF the county are entirely cut OF
from outside communication"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

Bros, the Gypsy tent and the floral de.
partment win all be on hand.
Z The attraction on the outside drew
most OF the observers to-uay, It being .
large hog, weighing lil0 pounds, which
was raised AT Parker, Tex.
Messrs. Hall and Plouts, instigated BY
the Morning News, threaten TO enjoin
Mr. Clayton from publishing paper
called the Dallas Daily Herald.
Federal court convened 10 day. Quite
number are In from adjoining towns to
attend,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

All members of the Peter Smith Hose
company, No. 2, of the Fort Worth fire
department are requested 70 meet
promptly at $50 p. M. at Firemeu's Cen
trail hall January IL, 1886.
NJ. T. KERR,
President Peter Smith Hose Co., No. 9.
The members of L. M. Daggett Hose
company are requested TO attend u regular
meeting Tuesday evening, January II,
1886, at Central hall.
A. G. GoFF. Sec'Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

Henry Tompkius, a sheep man who has
his flock in Jack county, reached Fort
Worth at O'Clock yesterday, having
come most OF the way on horseback.
Both of Tompkins' ears are badly frozen,
as is also the right foot, but he does not
expect to be troubled much except by his
ears. At O'Clock last night his foot was
restored to its normnl cOnditlon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
FAILEp AM HOUSTON.

A Merchant Tailor and Wholesale saddler
Forced 10 wind Up.
Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Jan. 1.-THE stock OF
S. Jacobs, merchant tailor, WAS sold 70
day under an attachment In favor OF .har.
ris & Bro, j. l. Mitchell, Ben Jacobs and
T. w. House OF Houston, and Bernheim
& Co. OF Galveston. Their Claims amount
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

ed to 1886. The stock was bought In
by j. Levy Of this city Tor $1,000.
The wholesale sGddlery and harness
store Of Tom Bond OF this city was closed
to-day on an attachment Issued at the
suit OF Padgitt Bros. Of Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIVIAN Ep--lo sell 1909 dried vonison hams
w IN splendid c nuilion Dealer In game
dressed poultry and 1ne meats " all Kinds
1913 Main ST oct. D. II, RopINsoN
NyTAN1Bp-l0U cattie--i have n choice
w "a en- TINT wish TO stock Any parties
having for sale 5000 cattlc or over aud Wishing
To lake charge ~ the ranch, will cali on or ad.
dress mel we VIII pay part cash, balance In
stock OF the company DAVID BoAa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

An adjourned meeting of the CONNER
cial club will be held tins (ruesday)e
ing at O'Clock. A full attendance is es-
pecially desired, as business of great Inn
portance will be up for consideration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
Notice.

You can buy your Globe-Democrat and
other papers as usual at the Fort Worth
Prlntng-house, at the scene of the lire
Sunday morning, when the Alves & Bar
ton newsstand burned, until notice OF
other arrangements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

Did you see that large stock OF Dandy
cigars at the Fort Worth Grocer compa
ny's7 Five cents each; the best In the
world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
MANrNll--NAINnrI.ll-

M ANlEn--A competent odiceman now
w wants position best city references
AdCrcss +" accountant Gazette onice
NArAN ED-lpO choppers aud tic makrra
w Wages fl,h0toSS 0Oper day. Apply as In.
trillgouce oiliro, over ppsionlco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

NJ ANTFD Servant gin ia family of three,
w mnst be good cook. washer aud ir0neri
German preferred Apply ~ 1905 East First
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

G. Van Benthursen, Philadelphia; O. s..
White, Mobeetie; p. r. Thomas and
mother, Galveston, +. NJ. Davis, Dallas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

We unhesiistingly recommend A.
Stert's Purity cigar at a nickel, at gun
store, 20e Main street. HszA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12
WANT COLUMN.


fINlE poopiHs Intelligence and Employment
L ohce, up slalrs over pOetoillce, Room X,
iifO as. no els, farmCrs, merchants, CON
tractors and pri ate amlios Wnisbea with
reliable elp, both mal0 md Tensile All or
dors promptly gttonOed to, Telephone No. ~.
Is w 6pynn Peurrintor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

WYE WILL PUT UP FOR spriug delivery any
w amount Il yearllngs, twOs or stock est
tic, ON short notice. $500 aero pasture IN
two miles Of Baird, Will sell, or rade for cattle
horses or For. Worth property. Boas y Hatch
err, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

CCRNYEn- From the premiece OF u. w
- p AZ, january 10 One bag horse, branded
with horse shoe upside down ON left shout
der Any ore r. turning the same TO Henry 4
Peak viii be rewarded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

NOR RlsST--To u careful aud responsible
It tenant a lice seven room cottage with
brick cistern. fruit and shade trees, large lot
ON Burnot street. between Twelfth and Thir
tecnth. II n CONNER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

PRoF EssIoNAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
IL u, MUNDY, attorney at law and land
IL. agent, Clay county, Henrietta, Tex.
ONCE In court houee.
DEN. y. TURNER n co. lawyers aud land
ID agents, Vernon, Wilbarger county, Texas,
render lands and pay taxes, furnish abstracts
OF aud perfect titles, Duy, SELL redeem and rep
resent owners of real estate. Have complete
abstracts to Wilbarger, lIardeman, wichita.
Knox, Baylor and Archer cOuntio8. Land liti.
CATION speciality
NNTOOD, FISHER n FORD, Attorneys at
w Law, san Marcos, Texas,
nAVIs, BEALL \ ROSEIis, Attorneys ano
IL Councillors at Law, over Fort Worth Ma
tioual bank, Main street, Fort Worth, Tex.
nR. w W. ROUTu, homeopathic. once
~ and residence Third street, corner Buak,
opposite the opera house once hour8 TO II
a. M, $3.50 TO p. M. sundaye 10 10 " a. m
reiephnne. No aN0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

ROOMS FOB RENT.
ELEGANTIY FURNISHED RoOM-Flrst
IL floor, No. 800 Second street Mira NJ. r.
Garth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-12

eed ia turn By each party be Dis tcIpefanfe wnda
regarded thsir wishes. There appears NJ efly
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-10
LA GRANGE.

March 9Th, 1886.
Vacation.
Population incr: lsing.
T. L. Cragin has gone to Washington
Territory 10 find home.
i. L. Crane will remove to Michigan in
few days to grow up with the country.
Mrs. Pelton has had two strokes OF apo
plexy. She is nearly eighty years of age
and quite low.
Mrs. Clarissa Holcomb has been quite
i'll for some time.
Another stone quarry has been opened,
two miles north Of town, by Mortimer No
BILE. Not much work has been done, but
the prospects are good.
The Methodists will have sugar party
at the town hall Wednesday evening of
this week. The visible amount Of sugar
is not great, but we presume an abund-
ance will be forthcoming.
Baptist society last Thursday evening at
the town hall. There was a good turnout
The receipts being nearly eight dollars.
Elyria concert at town hall Saturday
evening. The audience was not large
but the concert was good. All who did
not attend missed a rich treat.
The school entertainment Friday even.
ing was more than success. The frs.
part of the evening was highly satisfacto.
ry to all. But the pantomime, "The Mis-
tletoe Bough," Ia its different parts, was
surprise to all. The audience went home
feeling more than paid Tor their dime.
The young people could scarcely control
themselves on account Of their success.
$l7 was cleared.
Yours DYRYL-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-10
attendance 81. Mary Dague, Eli Dague,
Charley Dague and Flora Long came every
day.
This in the report of four months term
which closed March 9th, with declama-
tions and essays.
CLARA PITTENGER, Teacher.
BUcKwHEAT FESTIVAL.

On Friday evening, March 9th, the
Ladies' Aid Society, OF the Congregation
al church, gave "buckwheat" festival at
the home of Mr.. Yost, ofthis place. About
sixty-five persons were present and par
took Of the bountiiul repast of pancakes
and 'lasses," and all appeared to have an
enjoyable time. The supper, which evinc-
ed skill on the part Of the culinary depart
ment, was very nice, consisting Of buck
wheat cakes, maple syrup, hot coffee, cold
meat, cake, ETC., but 1t was not the only at
traction Of the occasion. A literary en-
tertainment was arranged by Rev. Walker,
which consisted first Of singing by quar-
tette of voices my God Keeps Writing al ]
the Time;" next followed sketch OF the
lite Of Cough, read by Rev. Walker and
after that temperance tableau, pledged
with Wine" Mrs. Carter, an elocutionist
from Wood county, was present and gave
two recitations; one entitled "Housekeep-
ing, the Old and New" the other 1.-THE Lost
Child" Thus with music and song the
evening was pleasantly passed and the
"Aid" received over eight dollars into
their treasury. r.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-10
March 9th, 1896.

March 9th, 1886.
Mr.. G. r. Starr, Of Warren, Pa, was q
guest of his brother, o. X. Starr, over
Sunday.
Miss Rosie Demary on Saturday even
ing was presented with some beautiful
presents, consisting Of silver cake-basket,
pickle-dish, set of spoons, and other tokens
of the respect and appreciation of her ser.
vices as organist in the Baptist church.
Mr.. A. d. Lindsey, after a continued
illness of months, died at halfpast eight
o'clock, Monday morning. The funeral
services were held at the house Wednes-
day at II O'Clock. The deceased was o.
years old
Everybody watches the bulletin-boprt
at the New York grocery store, and til,
Walking Daily Argus says, cpmpstitior
the spice ol He. Produce has uslaaiide,
better prices here than in Cleveland TO
some time. But the days are so short, W,
can't talk for nothing. Honest measure
fair count and solid money.
We would advise Elder Philips to keel
his grain under lock, or adopt the lat,
system of buying by the peck; then h,
might say with the Poetical.bard, "bless
ed be nothing"
LONE STAR.