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ny virtue Of certified copy Of : de-
ID cree to mo directed from the Clerk
70 the Dubois Circuit Court, IN : cause
wherein John d. Lysls and David Lytle
are PLAINTIFF. and Absslom Cooper and
Others ere defendants, requiring me 70
make the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Six Dollars end Fifteen Cents, with
interest on aid decree and costs, will
expose at public ale. TO The highest bid
der. on
SATURDAY, TINE 3RD DAY o. JULY
4. d. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock :. n.
and ! O'Clock p. u, OF aid day, q the
door Of Tie Court-hOuse - jasper. Du.
bois county, Indiana, the rents and
prO1ts for : term not exceeding seven
years. the following Real Estate, situate
10 Dubois oousty, Indiana, to-wit:
The wsst-halfos the northeast quartes
o. re south-east quarter Of section thSr'
teen, township one north, rauge Sout
Weol twenty ocses /; The east-half Of W
southwest quarter Of section twenty b
|sOWuohip one north, range throo west
|eighty acsee, and The n0stb-weet Qusree
|oi ne oouth-oast quarter Of said seceiOl
lthlrtson, u township one north, rang
| four wooL (excspting thereltom one acr,
Iin TIE northeast corner thereof 10 roo
lloog north ard south BY 10 rods wid
|eass end west. owned By Chviseian Chap
| pel), ehirty.nine acres, containing 10 q
one hundred and thirty nine ceres.
n such rents and profits will not 81
gfor : ou6lcient sun 70 satisfy said decree
Interest and costs, ] will q the same tim
land place expose % public eaJo the g
simple Of osid Real Estate, Or % muc
thereof = may b suGlcient % discharu
Isaid decree, Interest and costs.
Said sale Will b made without any q
lief Whatevor from valuation OF apprats'
GEORGE COX,
4 Sheriff Dubois County.
| o. a. TnsPPET, Au'ys Tor PIN.
Il June II, 1858 -Sw. tpE 80. !
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The most successful Subscription book
ever Published. Over : half ; million
copies we're cold The past eight 0onths.
end e b selling three tI0es = fhet Sow
|as ever before. Regular caavassers clear
from els 10 rs, 90 and go pr day.
Nothing like Il was ever ksoWb D oha
history 81 book publIshjng. ProoIs sest
|SFee On application. No experience
|neodod 70 Insure success. We heip pr.
ICONS without means 70 do : large 6osl.
lnoos % capital needed. Write for pr.
Itlculars Salaries guaranteed 70 per00ns
who Do not wish = canvass % commIss
|slou. We mean buslness, and want Hive
Isgsots IN every township. It win est
lyon nolhtng o wTite Tor ierms aud foll
descriptions u or plans Of doing ousl.
mess. We als0 give away standard
lbo0ke 70 perSons who send . names q
hook ogoaes. Write 6oe or Int o. free
Istandord books,
HIs1onlCAL PUDLIsmse Co,
| 10 = I'll n. Third 6tS0ot, g. Louis, 10.
lane II, 1855 -lw.
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Ceoaey DsoFd - DunaIlnsosn.
Ths Cosssy Doas6 ~ EQoalInsles
|Doo porsoase . adjooroUool Iueo6Ny
nossIag. An ~ nembero woeo pre-
|eal Ihs Doard edjouroo1 - We'd
|ses1ay svenlag- Ihs assoosmeass % ~
|sollouIsg psrs0ae voge raisod ovoe ~
|a0oonos Fesogoe1 By ~ Assessor ~
so@s - opposite sach ~ their ssnes |;
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EXECUTRIx APPOINTMENT.
NOTICE - hereby given that the nm
IN dorsIgned has been appointed, ~
the Clerk Of The Dubois Circuit Court
Executrix Of The last will Of William
Collins, late Of Dubois oounty. Indiana
)oceasod. Said estate 10 solvent.
SUSAN J. COLLINS. Executrix.
TnAYLoR 3 HuNrEn, Attorueys.
June Z 1858 So.
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@ Cray Klsg te6vlg. - ll.veti !:
DsSIsAsi - OF osss paGs. ~ the bces
sSlrg - ooold = )loaday ~ commit
elna suiolds ~ dvwnlnG hlneelf. He
M lrowns6 tho Dr. Who Was vstehlag
|hlm. "a tvlo6 n Ineog(ere % ave hIn
HIs NJ order ~ thss ~ princess Who
Nd peeItloeeo ~ !e!oaoy, sno9,a y
serlpVe1. ed whipped tlll 10y olec, sno
|lhos their eyer - Googeo oue- Inc
world y veil IA o. eoeh : monster. -
/ 10 kisg % peaaant.
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m1II0om 0oRpeo1D9
8 ". ClaPp fnishsd Planting corr 70
day. -
,I "; f H'.s. - r'''' I've s':' .
Ilsarned that Mr. Dove -wss ID town
to-day, but did NOT learn how the rooster
trade w. progressing.
| Supervisor John Leflse be- put orr
| road 10 good * this week John y The
\ right man 10 The right plsee.
McCaFSoll = Bro. have he inside q
present il mercantile business. They
iaro furnishing the oeavo-makess tools md
grab Dock snd Dan ars looking down
( Wild went 70 EiIsworth this morning
| be aid % The sale, but I guess be = o
the Ioek out for punch tobacco tags. i
industrylsads 70 sDessss, Wid = shsrs z
1 vim.
4 Frank says Ruif and Tumble = Of D
HE chunk 4 be says be would rather tFsd'
his horse Tor : good farm, u he could e.
u The differences and Loan bic buggy - hi
fFissds.
i The question be- bssa asked, dos !
Imam have 70 pay poll-tax On bic wtfeg
Issswes noi But when your boys reel
| she ags Of twenty -ooe, you viii have 4
Ipoy p0Il-tax % them
NJ The Burton Cemetsry b beiDg cIsane'
lO6, and the graves that have sunken al
lea % and beausifed. This b : duty tha
The living Owe Tie dead, but some Gravs
yards are neglected IN this vicinity.
4 UncIe Daniel Jones, q old veesral
.. soldier % the late war, 3 insane bic sou
.. lin-law = willing 70 keep the old fhthes .
Ibis aGsctionsts wife 1oe Tie pItifhl suu
Iof $50 Per dayl Come and - ~
IUncls Da6isIl 1 viii caro 6oe yoa "a
|, lone dollar day.
n Elder Peter Baker asd Brother ebal
: |tesa len yesterday Tor old Bro. Smith
|. In Martin couoty, whoso they inteod
|orgaoizD : church % to-Dosrow -
Ipfeach fos the people. willard Gu
4 land lin Barns ssyo Potoe peeocned
! sermon 6os ooch % then tw0 weeks q
/. lto-nighs-th moving spirit I'D whist
'..!Thb u ~ socond tSjp ebo Elder an4 3
..IbeoGhor - mado . bro. e0ith'a -
- o. ~ Cd adago that sote'
|. Iofa 1baehss vim 1ock togsshes..
q xUvv : RsADY.
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oTDsva eoD. Jboso 81 Go0s gua1l
hnD0 = ~ 90 ~ s1nsog0 % In6iooap-
81 60 - guo. II t1ov ooo1d jnseiI
oouo cooIrIoo into IL Kegu, BoGlle1
oollloe oGG1Don ~ Do0ocTnsy % ~
AIslElG1 UlGot oppeooc4 neaeor . hesv-
~ h1sUeey. ID6Ianspelis 49, -
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NAVAL GAA-No dssbs naasvsl g
undeeiies ~ souehen Indiana. 80 will
- utilized amer owhiIe n lighting and
heading. o. Mooday lose q Lexlngtoes
Scott county. % wos struck = ~
depth Of 10 feo( = ~ we'll 200 oetsf
berod- h pgossoS = very strong. nd
= = though( esoogh - boea d'scev-
oeo1 . fGrufsh power 6oe ebe eogtoe
- q herring tie veil, end also g tges
- town n IighdDg : piees q pe!es
I'D dceeDlng = inio - Vel 8, ezp,o.
Same - - hsxh srooo. Whilo = the
ct q dsopplog llGheod maeco ioto ~
ven Mr. Marioa IoUogs Nd his Wis.
kogs burned - ~ - ezpbOoleo - -
- - knoeho1 poo1lng ; 6lsonoe9 q
oGEtooa fooL
esect = = : psenisa 80 svssybsdy
= inblIast
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WIZ Nor?-As : rule - oeIieve
peimary elections will ruin any party
which adopts that mode % dominating
county candidates- But whore party
discipline - q - end anyhow, thsy ca
not make matters worse- Il seems % .
~ bet way 10 settle the congressional
uuddIes il tho Domocratic ranks y ne
a aod M districts, would b for ooth
aspirants q each district % submit me
skoics = % Who should b he party'i
cnndidaes % vote Of Democrafe - ~
diserict de election % b usder sne
supervision or the Democrats county
eomnitless, asd esch candidate I'D ~
voesgs pIedging themselves 70 suppors q
~ general election whoever should =
declared 20 have received tho Dejorisy
q IL primary. Il has ben suggeseed
ohat eaek Of The prominent candidates
withdr1W and let new mea b brough'
ouG We do not believe j. thia 1hs
candidates ns0ed aBo repreeentneiv'
-, and their pFoniDencs shows theil
popularify. why not LEI the one Nh
shows he greatest Popularity viii
Democrats carry he standard d BE de
aria. II mt vhv notf he New Al
Lsny Ledger sears The party = eboot z
commit HasaknrL No - 81 that wttI
patrioGic Dsnocsato, such - eaeb aspt
sant - Ssrnsrly Shown hiassh = =
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Board net n regular session June u,
49, 81 Trussecs present. The follow
tn bills vers allowed: 9. 3 Wilson.
sorveying SIS; J. W. Greene: poe ess-
Sisr sl-56; VIM. Haller. tesming: ~ ~;
Geo. Sene. Stress Co0missiones. - ~;
C. Doanois bill continued
w. g Hunter was re-eIected ocooo'
Trustee Tor three yearos and Felix Lam
pert for two years, unexpired term Of
Peter J. Goomann, resigned.
L 3 ordered that town license Ior ell
lne intoxicakine liquors. b liked q SO
pcr wear. and w. 8 Hunter, Esq. b
enpioysd 70 draw Up legal ordinance
Il Z ordered that ". S. Hsntsr -
omuloye1 q draw up ordnance con-
peIiin9 he paving Of South Main street
= boSh sidoo 70 che rAilrOod-
he Narphal 49, ordered 20 notify
property owners using wafer ffom TIE
ven o. East esh sssest @ keep the saos
IN proper order, or Il not done thas he
III said veil Up.
ne petition and accompanying pro-
posod ordinanco for Fe-orgsoidng ne
fIrs Company 80 lid over al the
noxt meeting.
r.. s. Kueblsr was allowed $40 for
eorporation tax eFToDeOosIy collected
0riered that the corporation TAX levy
~ 1885 b q follow: fifty cents On
ench tl0o, and q 50 q each poll.
Domuajd Beck. = owner, s.d B Bneet-
-. - having . interest," IN lot No. los
= 7th street. present 70 the Board theiI
nneision % be allowed i've hundred dol.
krs = damages for injury done % sid
los ~ unlawfully gradiDg nh street d
MS and ask time % Be - Tor hear'
IN ard Disseminating aid petition: Co..
eSdersfion thereof ~ laid over TIL nexl
NJ Hard then s5journed.
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ID. o. b. WAnHBn :-Klpd olr-l -.
oolvod the boelIe Of White Wise Of Tar
Syrup you oeot -, end have uood e,
o1d vill ~ I think 4 cannot y oxcollod
" 3 throat romedy. Atloaet ! havo ~.
g lriod ooythlng ehas eeoUe0 - ro)iovo
"a booo06 - = thot did.
Yoon fea1oe1olly
pootor - = Church, yoroAe, 10.
~ IN : y.spe y xshsissss -, -. - ?.
-. ~ uoo-1y.T
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~ bssfss sAss quiniss Celia Agss Gre. Nero
~ broaking u chl q ~ suciene- the ugso
- r<nevsd- cslln's Ag.s Cuse 80 dreesIy % the
llysr - bsvsI, shosssahy elssns.D ~ systse .
ere. 80 q = esass bsuis ~ nshrsng~ nss =
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Damocrnsic Representative Co..

ne Democrats Of he Legislative Dis
MIA composed Of KAurence, Orange and
Dubois counties, are n0ei0ed that dele
Rass convention for aid district VII 9
Hid ~ Preach Lick SprinRs On
oATURDAY, July 1oth. lso&
1or he purpose % sominsting csn@
dats % represent aid district . - -
diana legislature
~. G. Wyxs8AxDLgT.
CS'n LAwSsses Co. De- o.
D. H. Hon.
CAb Or.ngs @. D. Co.
KR DsUx DsCE,
CHI Dubois Co. DeD- Co..
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SAW -LOG Tram PORSALB

VTVHE undersigned has THREE IOA6
j Of GOOD WORK CATTLE LO6
WAGON, LOG CHAINS. &C., Which
be VIII SELL CHEAP. For further ~
formation apply 70
FRITZ NUNN, scar Haysvills.
Juna IA. l0oo-oV.s
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This Land - TIE Rree.
eoupd The glad tIdisgs Der THE lasd
% The ltoo.
he psopIs rsjsiesth from shills hey
aro ffco.
No more uso % Taek shesS serves
and their brain.
Nor IRON 90 elects Of Quinjne ano Vic
mixtures complain.
They nov can procure . remedy, 49,
pleasant and sure.
ne cold By Ill druggiste. "CerssiS
Chill Curo.s ~.
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us1Auv.l nsoAsso = - sllss - uoe1o to1!ol
4. 49, = Nm that hssst1 eesG8; . - yess lsul
sssss a - ssssls 4 q Sssss..s W. e .sse
SsslsS si1 . 6<ir<is1 y sahs h 81 Nm 80 -
= s. ss' ~ s:';s !; = ~ :sss . 80
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Representative COaSe.taea.
ne Dsnossasie Representative Co..
voneioa viii - held - pveach Lick
(Nange couney, y0ly ~ 80 - q.
clock D. -. fnr ~ parpoeo q no0'ne-
eln0 : candidate fog Joins Represeoen-
diva Inn ~ conatiss q Martin -
c. s DosssxA
ChnIrman Martin Co. G. G.
IR BaUEDsCx,
ChaIrman. dubois Co q. e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Got Back MS steed.

Thursday farmer named Lon Murray,
who lives some six miles from Fort
Worth, rode into town and hitched his
horse, large bay, to the rock on the pub
lie square near the courthouse inclosure
When he wanted to start home about
3 O'Clock in the afternoon, his horse was
missing, and, as he remembered having
tied him very securely, Mr., Murray
jumped to the conclusion that he was
stolen, and soon number of policemen
were on the lookout for the missing
animal.
Before great while, young man
whom nobody seemed to know came
riding up with the bay, saying that he
found him tied on Third street, and de-
handing a reward. After some parleying,
Murray paid him q small sum There
We're several gentlemen standing around,
who limited that as a number of horses
had lately been lost ~ in the same way,
1t was not improbable that there was an
understanding between crooks, by which
animals were TO be taken away and
brought back IN order TO get Il reward II
their supposition is correct, the sooner
this sleek little scheme is exposed and
| broken up the better. In the meantime,
countrymen had better keep sharp look.
out on their horses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
MASONIC FEAST.
CELEBRATION or THE ANNUAL OBLIGATORY |
FEAST by ROSE cRoIX CHAPTER.

CELEBRATION or THE ANNUAL OBLIGATORY
FEAST by ROSE CRorN CHAPTER.
A GAZETTE reporter was invited Thurs
day evening to accept the hospitality OF
Rose Croix Chapter in their celebration of
the annual feast of the Scottish Right, 1t
would be difficult to imagine a more
splendid collation. than was set before
brethren and visitors, and il wGs inter
spersGd with such fellowship as Ma
sonry, perhaps more than any secret
order, has made possible to the
world. Capt, Bell added very
neat and appropriate speech 70 Tie
occasion which was most enjoyable. il
was an honor and a pleasure to be par
ticlpant for which TIE GAZETTE is deeply
grateful, ana we trust we don't give away
any Masonic secret when we congratulate
handsome lobe Johnson on his banana
stories OF course we sWore not TO tell,
but then when one has neither plum moi
pear, he must fall back on bananas. The
membership Of the Scottish Right degree
is growing rapidly in Fort Worth.
As it was warm night adjournment
came early.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24


The eighteenth birthday OF Miss Ethel
Corse was celebrated by party Of merry
young people At the residence Of her
parents, loll West Weatherford street.
Thursday night. Dancing and other social
amnsements were INDUCED In until late
nour. The following were present /:
Misses Laura Ferguson, Mary Pacely,
ADA Mcconnell, Lena Eberling, Carrie
LsrSin, Emma Smith, Sarah Bowman,
Mary Bowman, Fannie Walker, Katie
walker, Dora Lacy, Clara Mcconnell,
kcsa Bowhardt, Jennie Flemings. Monle
Odell, Lizzie Mahoney, Rosa Eberling,
LORNA Darkins, Adna Darkins, AIDA
Andrews; Messrs. Mike Hagriety, G.
Ward, win Helurcamp, j. d. Williams,
U. Nj. Harbaugh, Frank 0dell, win Pol.
lard, Il. Prince, Henry Odell, VIII Lacey,
George lugler, Frank Jones, Homer
Prieket, ID. Ferguson, A. l.. Bradley,
Thomas BriscOe, w. Sarsorkender, Louis
Pierce, Wallace NanZandt, S. Bodkin.
Albert Williams, r.. b. Brickel, Fred
Helurcamp, Jim Odell, Ed Brogden, VIII
Routh and Tom Boaz.
The GAZETTE acknowledges for IL.
typographical force handsome and sub
stantial remembrance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

Decatur; d. G.. Collins, Jr., Alyarado,
j. @. Bundy, Montana; III. Hudson
Burnet, Tex. d. A. Kemp, Baltimore, N
T. Stevens, Cameron.
AT the Mansion: r. z. Lemon, NJ n
Goddard, Boston; b. G. Hager, Kansas
e. ID. Pierce, Cedar Falls; r. 7. DavIs,
Decaaur; b. Gldcomb, Dallas; q y
PAUL., Milwaukee; T. o. Ward and lady
Bowiei H. J. Stoddard, Shreyepori'
Jerome Harris, San Antonio; N p
Leautz, Dallas; Frank Frinks. Calves,
ton; @. Il. Oats, Lon Doe, Misslsgpni
D. b. Fox, Torre Haute, G. o. Crajg'
Springfield; A. Gillett, Houston: Jno. r
Thorne and wife, El Paso; j. d Roam.
champ, w. II. Beauchamp, w. A. House.
Ennis; N. Swab, New Orleans; Geo. w
Barnum, Jas. NJ. Martin. Eugene
Moore, Frank Il. Akin. New
York; Thos. w. Stevens. Decatur.
b. A Ufford, Cedar Falls; Mrs. Tonn,
kins aud family, Pennsylvania, G. II
Terrell, st. Louis; Ban g. Ivey, Herman
Merrell, Denton; G., M. Morris, Houston
]. Proyine, X. +. Maddox, Boston; w. y.
Martin, Gainesville; ID, Carey, st. Louis
Is. Is. Groom, Lexington; Leopold Coin.
Quahah; J. W. Hinton, Benjamin.
Az the Brunswick; ME-. Ozee, ooun-
tyi V. b. Halsell, Colorado; j. Nj. Shell.
ton, Albany; j. S. Williams, Gainesville
5. A. Painks, Pacific Junction, Iowa; M
II. Bluoett, Dallas; C. L. Cadwailoder
philadelphia; j. Mcfarland, Galveston
j. NJ. Smith, Dallas; A. NJ. Bowlby, Gal
yestoni A. Derarant, Denatur; j. B. Cole.
man, Mayfeld, Ky; /. L. Cadwallader
Philadelphia, Pa. e. f. Wilson, Ga.
A. +. Ferguson, Walnut Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
ON THE sTREEr

A drive over town reveals the fact that
many new buildings are going up.
Tickets for the Choral society concert
are now on sale at Howard Tuliy's, Max
Elser's and Eastwood & Oesch's.
A solid gold Masonic pin was found at
the Union depot by Jim COPYRIGHT, from
whom the owner can obtain it.
Mr.. Harry Cook, chief salesman at Ma
lone, Waller & Co.'s, Is feeling in tine
spirits. A pretty little infant--a girl
now blesses his home.
Dr.. w. A. Adams returned yesterday
from Keller, where he went to amputate
limb for Mrs. Eliza Cox, an aged lady
OF that place. The operation was sue
cessfully executed.
A prominent fireman remarked yester-
day that the taking Of two teams belong
ing to the department several miles out of
town to haul gravel was hazardous BUSH
ness as they might be badly needed in case
OF big blaze.
Mr.. Annisser's new flour mill near the
depot is ready to commence operations
as soon as q lot of sacks arrive. The
works, which were tested recently, oper-
ate beautifully and turn out q fine grade
OF flour, with 200-barrel capacity per
day.
The Rt. Rev. Bisbap Garrett preached
a touching sermon yesterday morning at
st. Andrews cAurch from st. John, XIV, 8,
but was compelled by sickness to return
to Dallas on the afternoon train, leaving
Mr. Sartwelle 10 take his place as preacher
at the three hours service, which began
after 10 O'Clock.
The work Of getting up the notes Of
subscribers to the new railroad has been
nearly concluded by Mr., JAS w. Swayue
Everybody signed up readily save two OF
three parties who refused to annex their
names, pleading that they understood
that the contracts for the work would be
let out in small blocks, which would give
them showing to put in bids. Among
those subscribing who We're left out by
accident were L, a.. Snow, Geo. b. Hen
bricks ana a, Amientrout, who gave S2t
each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Garry II Out.

Yesterday a committee OF statesmen,
representing prominent dry goods, cloth
ing, and boot and shoe houses, visited a
numser Of OF proprietors of these estab-
lishments, asking their signatures to q
paper. the subscribers to which bound
themselves to close up their stores at
Z p. m. every day but Saturday. All who
were approached affixed their names
readily. To-day the work will be con-
tinued, until 1t embraces all the retail
dealers in these lines. Such a movement
ought to succeed, though 1t has hereto
fore failed from lack OF unity OF action.
This time there Is every prospect OF sue
cess. It is not proposed TO inaugurate
the change till the lst of May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
THE CITY
TWO PICTURES.

b. q maiden OF this town
Ifapped In Mother Hubbard gown,
hgle1 locks, unhOoded nape,
ngs all tumbled out OF shape,
u OF every tint and grace
their etchlngs hore to trace,
led by this uncouth display,
their haunts and HE'D away.
,tments seemed in sad repair;
.lery had need of care;
BY dart had lost its point,
Dry charm was out OF Joint;
Dry wand of w0man's power
Fuant in this hapless hour.
!, whose life had been discreet,
bier from across the street,
n that manly pride so just,
i his way in mute disgust.
when gilded evening came
|ne ia rich cosmetic Name.
iHul ken the trick she learned
booking plight to grace she turned.
Bless youth came to her side
her Willy arts ehe piled;
Jed, he sighed, then with the rule,
the past and played the fool
-BAYABD COMM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS

80 Grand; John Hunt, j w. Casey.
~ Tex; Il, G. Sickles, Dallas; A.
'eElby, Michigan; NJ. w. Putnam,
IN Robert Cowarden, McKinzie;
M Hoskins, Dallas; S. S. Fields,
A j IL. Waite, Santo, Tex; j. H.
y Brazos; w. NJ. Bowers, WaXa-
j. A. Wellington, New York; Miss
II. Heard, Richmond; G., S. Hub
psas City; j, II. Bowman and
Nest Point, Miss; ID. G. Goghill,
NY j. II. Moore, Jackson, Tenn.
NC Bellvue; Chss. II, Thacker,
Honio w, IL, Anderson, Whites
fhos. Newcomb, Columbus, Ga. /;
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Enerclses Ind sohool 10. 3.

The exercises at the above school build
ing yesterday afternoon were conducted
with more than usual interest. These
gatherings are in the nature OF exhibit
tons, and are called class exercises. The
little ones acquitted themselves splendid
", and the credit of their success is
largely due to Misses Eva Haywood and
Mary McDade, who are in charge of this
school. A large number of parents, nu-
merous teachers and two of the city
councilmen were present, and were graft
fled by the efforts of the children and the
progress being made by them.