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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
yers from abroad are attending this

ycrs from abroad arc attending this
court.
James Edwards, youth living near
Hutchins, pleaded guilty 70 hog stealing
this morning In the county court, and In
addition TO SIS hne was given three
months IN the county jail.
SHOCKING.
The Methodist church, North, has APP
pointed committee 20 Investigate
charges preferred against Martin Godwio,
an old man who peddles for living
The girl, Mary Aldon by name, is thirteen
years old and says that the old man treats
her outrAgeouslv, that he forces her 70
sleep In bed with him, and offers many
indignities aud abuses her terribly. She
attends the Sabbath.school Of this church,
hence the sction of the congregation.
Goodwin claims to be the girls grand
father. II the charges can be proved,
steps will be taken TO remove the child
from his custody aud 10 punish him.
roper named Simpson "took In" q
stranger lsst night, showing him all the
dives and dens OF infamy in the shape of
variety shows, etc in the city, and
wound up OF the Watkins house. The
Strangers name Is Carr, and after be had
undressed he thought of his money and
took up his pantaloons to get IL, but IL
was gone. Simpson suggested that a
policeman be called in to search the
house, and Immediately left to get one,
but has not yet returned, and the natu-
rn impression is he got CARTS money.
j III. johnson alleges in divorce suit
filed to-day that he and his wife, Lucy,
married In 1875 and lived lovingly to-
gether until 1883, when she left him TO
return no more, and now he wants TO be
legally rid OF her for all time.
The Injunction suits against the Texas
State fair were passed over until Wednes-
day. These suits have not at all inter
fered with work on the grounds, where a
large force is moving ahead rapidly,
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spicuous place for the doubling thousands
20 look at. flnd no trouble Ia treating
this ore after experimenting with II a
little.
[Signed. T.. II. MoFFITT.
The receipt OF the shining bullion
created much excitement among citizens
and miners, great crowds OF people
grouped about the bank most Of the day
eager 20 view the bullion. Those largely
interested in the mines fred 100 guns to-
day In honor Of this practical demon
stration of their success. The principal
metals In this bullion are lead and silver
but the percentage of each has not yet
been ascertained.
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wife, nee Miss Belle Dumas, are visiting
the latter's sister, Mrs. ]. +. Wheat.
Mr.. Lee Eakins, young Dallas gentle
man, who has been spending some time
here, has returned home.
Messrs. I'd. BOnham and Joe Lusk, two
popular railway employees OF this city, are
back, after months recreation at Hot
Springs.
Tue entertainment at the opera-house
tomorrow night, for the benefit Of the
cemetery, will be largely attended by the
elite OF the city.
Capt. Sllas Hare, Jr., and a squad OF
his company will give the ''sileut drill"
az the opera-hcuse tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
COwARDLY ASSASSIN.

a Man Shot Through the Head on the
Streets of Corsicann.
Special 20 tho Gazette.
CoRslcANA, TEX, May l7.--Last even
ing near Raleigh, this county, Jim John.
son, young man Of about twenty-three
and considered a rough, came up behind
Mr.. f. W. Garrett, who was conversing
with couple Of friends, and shot him
through the head, and as he fell shot him
again through the body, killing him in
stautly. The friends, when Garrett was
shot, fed, and Johnson, taking advantage
Of their absence, robbed the dead man Of
his watch and money and took to the
woods. The only difficulty between the
men was some disagreement about some
mules which Garrett had hired to John
son some time before. posse of deputy
sheIiff5 left this morning to hunt the
murderer.
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Correspondence of the Gazette
MoUNr PLEASANT, Tx. m, i
G. G Carr, Of the Mount Pls,srI
lady aud little daughter M \
Springs, Ark, Sunday, 10 be M ,
weeks. They viii visit Abae, vi \
and several other OF our gt y (
before returning home.
G. A. Caldwell and Miss VIM. ,
son took the train Saturday Il, n
City, to visit his son, z. 4. nv
hat place.
Inc croquet party given list 4,
by Miss Ella Christian was pro,bi,
be 4 grand success by The seletl \,
young men and women ia atteud,r'
spent Il few pleasant hours il (
croquet and promepadlng ttrVl
beautiful grove and artistically n.
fower-garden, in the midst Of ~
home is nestled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
E-PITHELI0Ml
OR SKIN cAScER

For seven year l suffered Win asa, =
my face. All the simple reneeies WI WIZ, "
to alleviate the pain, but the place oo, ",
grow, finally extending into ny ~
which came a yellowlsh dlscharss y,
ANNOYED me a great deal AbouieFl I, =,
ago was in Atlanta, at the house y 4 II, 4
who so strongly recommended lhe la y,
Specific that L determined 70 mM l1, ~ "a
procure 1t. In hits was successli,Sl., v Y
Its use. The influence OF ihe p'sl W. n
was to somewhat aggrayate we ~ 5l
the inflammation was sllsyed, sAe NJ n
improve after the first few hoIIlss Z. IN, \, I,
health has greatly improved. y M y
and able TO 90 any kind Of woIs, y, s z
on my face beg n to decrease sn y !, w
neal, until there Is not veslse". I, ~
a little scar marks the place WIZ WILL ~
] am ready TO answer all qae'.''1ss,,c l.sll
this cure MRS JOlciE ~
Atlanta, Ca, August II, ~
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rI,rnn M pnrl.

opttlol 10 tue NhItttc,
PARIS, TEX, May l7,--Oncc more the
fiery demon gets In Its work on Paris.
Yesterday evening about 1880 O'Clock the
Are bell tapped and the fire was found to
Do IN building on Rusk street in the north
part OF town, owned by @. Il, Capell, and
occupied by negroes. The hook and
ladder boys tore one house away and had
lire under control by the time the engine
got 20 work. The damage was small be-
cause the houses, three OF them, were
small aud old ones,
10 seems as II fate was against or some
ono Is trying TO deprive j. w. Rodgers
OF his worldly goods by burning them M.
On last Friday evening about O'Clock,
AN account OF which appeared In THE GA.
lErrE, his smoke-huuse and plunder
house WAS burned To the ground, with a
small Insurance on them, and had 1t moi
bocu for the water In the Ice factory's
pool there, 1t would then doubtless
have burned his residence. On Satur
day night the Ice factory runs
Till , O'Clock and between that and day
light soma unknown person cut the EN-
bankment and let all the water out. Sc
last night about o'clock while mos
everybody was at church the alarm OF
fire vas given, and IL was found to be IN
this same j. w. Rodgers barn. The fir,
engine WAS driven to the Ice
iactorY's pool, but found no water
go they were cut completely of
The hook and ladder boys did good work
In keeping the aro confined TO the one
building THn GAzErTE man called on
Mr.. Rodgers this morning and learned
that the barn was Insured for $1,000 In the
Fire Insurance association of England,
and the total loss was about $4,000
Some time after the Are small
negro boy was arrested and put In Jail
charged with setting fire TO the building
but this morning there seems to be prooi
that he WAS of In another part of the
town, ut Sam Wrlght's, Mr., Rodgers Ii
one OF the leading furniture men auC
runs the largest factory In Paris,
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emit. He said they had decided 70 Join
the Knights OF Labor as an organization
and would get their charter IN lew
weeks, then they would have voice and
would be able 70 command respect.
They had, he said, acted unwiseiy ~
strike without being organized and With
out the certainty OF cooperation, but
were now proceeding on right basis :
they now would show the railroads, be-
fore many months, that they had not
gained such a victory over the men as
they had supposed.
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NADRp, May l7.--Queen CAHs
day gave birth to sou. Ia rssu|
O summons there assembled gtlAI
TO await ACCOMPLISHMENT all lied
ministers, foreign diplomatic npu|
tives, the principal civil snd i
magnates, u deputation q msnla
the cOrtez and other dldlga
persons,
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noMMrnclAL RrsuMr.

OUmmbhIlhL hhohHhs
Special 70 the Gazette.
NEW YORK May I7.--Houston & Texas
l's sold at 1854 to-day; Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fc 2's At 1921; Kansas & Texas at
ll5; Texas Pacific Rio Grande at 49Ai
Texas & New Orleans at l0i; Missouri
Kansas & Texas rs at liz; Texas & 81.
Louis rs at 81; do 2's at ~; Texas &
Pacific terminals at 35i.
Governments steady.
Money la@2 per cent.
Sterling STEADY.
on closed at ia
Wheat dull.
Cotton declined points.
Coffee quiet.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, May 7.--Government bonds
neglected to-day
State bonds dull and heavy.
Railroad bonds more active, prices gem
orally higher, important declines being
rare.
Stocks were Influenced by stories about
Oregon & Tranhc continental and by the 2
per cent dividend declared by Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy, but as a whole the
day was extremely dull aud wholly
traders day. Opening prices were divided
between gains and loses, but all within
II per cent. on Saturdays close.
PRODUCE,
NEW ORLEANS, La, May l7.--Fiour
quiet aud weak; fancy, $3.50; extra fancy,
s470j Minnesota and winter wheat
patents, $3.50 Corn quiet but steady;
mixed, acc; white, 46@47c, yellow,
FGg{sc. Oats steady at 4gc
C0FDmoal frmer at Si25. Hay
drmi prime, Sl5@l6; choice, Sl7@lsi
Hog products quiet but steady pork,
s9G25 LAID Refined tie ce, $3.50
Bulk ncsis-shouders 81 10; long clear
and clear ribs, S5.S75. Bacon shoulders,
81 50@4 IS; long clear, s 90; clear rib,
S605 iIsms--Choicc sugar cured eau.
vasssd, s9.25G9 10 Whisky unchanged
Coffse 10 COCO d, mand and at full prices
Rice dull ~ S@4bc. Cotton-seed pro-
ducts unsettled hnt generally lower.
Prime Grade oil 204@2lac; summer yell
low, 2o5G 27lc. Cake aud meal ls5@I9c
Sugar 0ail and dropping; open Kettle
choice, 7sc; pune 10 strictly prime, &c;
prime JiG 5ss; centrifugal choice
willis, Gle; OF white, G@Glc; choice yell
low clarified, 6c;seeOnds, 4A@5 l.lGc. Mo.
lasses dub; ppen kettle good prime 10
strictly prime, 32c prime, l6@20c. En-
change on New York, 90 premium.
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SOCIALISTS ARRESTED.
windy orators who wanted to Mob MOL
Hill.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 17.-Five
socialists, while engaged in haranging a
crowd yesterday, were arrested on a
charge of misdemeanor. The most prom
inent of them is j. p. RodeiskeY, Pole.
He advocated going to Mob Hin and sack
ing the residences of Messrs. Stanford,
Croker and Flood, and distributing what
money and valuables were found among
themselves. The prisoners resisted arrest
and the officers had to use their clubs.
One prisoner, A. j. Wren, was rescued
from the policemen by the mob, but was
recaptured. The prisoners were much
excited over the arrests, but disclaimed
any intention Of melting riots.
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Sent to the penitentiary.

oPuuIaI 70 the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, May I'm the dis
trict court to-day RAGS Latham, coIored,
was convicted to serve three years In the
penitentiary for shooting and danger.
ously wounding railroad man named
turner on last Christmas eve. Two
other negroes also go to the penitentiarv
lor perluring themselves In an effort to
get Rams cleared. '' "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

organIzed labor S>
y, ,oL Io.ng and By iawsHl s g
6. ' W ". q s the nsli l Il y
s y, cI hs.s secrsfarv,l.' W., g.
will w,,lian cadel door. !. olI's \.
' smith sccretaiy'" 4 Rex
stood $40 the union Wills Mus wei h:
ior more pas and i il si ss! slI' 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

Ihave had cancer on my facs is,,., & 2
extending from one cheek bone 49, ~ Z.
TO the other. Il has given me q ~ W. ~
pain, at times burning ana i .'sa,.es n
extent that II was almost inp n w y
menced using Swifps specihc y Y ~ y ~ 4
have used eight bottles. u liss s,,s IN
est relief by removing the innAin''aWr' asa
storing my general nealtn' 80,
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept :, nv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
Fort Gaiaes, Ca May !. lsA

| had heard Of the wondeIIii.All, II ~.
Specific, and resolved 70 w sresll
taking Il IN April, 1854; ~ bscsr NO. "a
much improved. yet the onNs .lsvls y 2.
my breast continued g sIo ,',' s' ak "
The bunch grew aud beeene M u y y
felt thai must either have ~ eiI.,ff
It commenced dischafgins y Va bts ~ n
black, thick blood. IL coninsssr Il fl.e
tho edges until Febrnsry' RrIs. Z,
healed up and well. ~. Ms,s, tt,,
Cocheeett, Plymouth w, g1sslt,
Swift's Specific Is tnu.scjnr 81 q n
seems 70 cure cancers py iV'N'7s
rites from the blood. sAiu Disl,lst
{. Treaties on BLOOD ana 90 "a
free. "a nnFs' ~
TmE SWIFT SfKoIfio W. '
Ga. \. ", 1877 w. $50 81
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Tho Victim D,,..
Special to the Gazette.

9poVlAl 70 the Gazette.
DAN ANTONIO, TEX, May l7.-Fellx
hocha, the Mexican who was unmercliul.
y kicked about the head and stomach hv
Julian Dominguez one week ago, died to.
9ay from the Injuries then sustained
Inc orute Is In jail and will be held for
murder The victim fully identified his
murderer before he died. A coroner,s
Jury was called in to hold an inquest on
t Tue dead body and adjourned until TO.
, noilow 10 order to receive evidence from
tne witnesses aud secure AUTOPSY -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

For many years was q sufferer e''r,i N. y Y
OF the nos !. and having beeh a., ss' nfli /
of 8. 8. s., l feel constrained y An ~
to suffering humanity 70 max assb XVIII SallIs ~.
OF my case. With The fonftte.n...,n ~, s, dlfls1
Ger began to heal rapldly ann a. sy NJ VI y
and for several months tneiy 4 "a " :.
pearanco OF core OF any ki ~ tgn,f y
lace, neither n my nose a. ~ ioiss !,
touch. / have taRen about srssniiIsi'
5. :. g., and am sound cules .s, I'm KIT !.
S. S. s. effected the cure MA
remedy WAS II cd and haa b 5nasf SEQ
Fort Gninea- "a May l, $50.
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Big Work for I,,,,.

'pecihI 70 the Gazette. -t
QUEEN Cry, Tex, Nav I,
ceedingly light-footed ana .,, e |
did the town on SATURDAY nl I'M 4.
succeeded in getting In 70 ', ,o.,' !
SIX houses. From DR.. W. v WI 4.
gold watch; from Il. w. MA a., \ !
SIX dollars In money; iron W. " !
well, five or six dollars sns
keysi from a guest at ma III ns,. n
81; from Louis Miller, e. ,ss 's W..
motel, 80 cents. He took N /, w
houses but happened to hut Il lIss NJ \,
Suspicion rests upon a neon M \,
town and he is being watched al y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
WIN wait rnl rn.y,r, orpnn,,sa.

CHICAGO, liL.i May l1.--There was q
large turnout probably 1900. at the
meeting Of freight workers yesterday
afternoon, The session was mainly
taken W with the details Of perfecting
the organization In regard TO the attitude
~ The union towards the railroads. One
OF the members informed q reporter that
tar l'sh' hat been lecrpsd fer she pres,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
Grapevine.
NTNUtFIU'
Special to the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
GRAPEVINE, TEX, May l7.--Crops are
suffering very much for rain, and II it
does not come soon wheat and oats will
be failure
We have the Second Day Aaventis;s
with us, and they propose to stay ell
summer, Very good crowds 20 to hcal
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
TmE FIRE RECORD.
AtGranger.

Special TO the Gazette
GRANGER, TEX, May l7.-About 9:4b
p, m. yesterday large smoke was dis.
covered. The result was the burning of
the barn and sheep sheds OF Rev. NJ, L..
HollenbUck, commonly known as
the Taylor sheep ranch, four miles
east OF Grang +, The damage Is
about $3.50. There IL no insurance. A
poor man by name OF j. A. Willis had
moved his household goods In the barn
for sale keeping until he could build a
house. These were total loss. The
cause % the iire Is not known but sup.
posed TO be lncendlary.
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Discharged for want OF Evidence.

I'll fAso, TEX, May l7.-Dr. f. ID.
Andrews was brought up this morning
sefere Judge of the district court on a
writ OF hsbeas corpus in connection with
the charge Of attempted outrage, and
after reviewing all the evidence adduced
decided there was nothing to warrant
tne charge, and accordingly discharged
the prisoner. eS"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
More Pay. Fewer Hours.

DAN ANTONIO, TEX, May i7.--About
seven'y-nye journeymen carpenters and
IO "Sei OF 'nis city met at the Knights Of
LABOR hall Yesterday for the purpose ~
organizing themselves into an organ,zs'
o c,on Ior practical protection and co.
operation. They organized a union IN.
,Vap yen. OF any other labor organizs.
uop, ihoueh for similar PURPOSES and
UOisc.s' aud VIII cooperate with other
uu'0rs ana orders in the interest Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
STATE NEWS.
DOings and Happenings OF the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from Over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
Own Correspondents.
Blaekman rxills Blacrman.

5peCIhI 20 the GnzoIo,
SAN MARCOS, TEX, May l7.--About
O'Clock this evening negro named Nc.
Mahan shot and killed another named
Hall, because the latter threw rock al
him. Deputy Sheriff johnson arrested
him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
Big Sale at lei Paso

Spooidl W tue Gdlett9,
Ell PAso, TEX, May IA partition
deed for $40 acres, lying in the city and
known as the Price-Ffnley tract, was exc
cuted to-day. B. Shuster & Co. got one
eighth, Judge j. e. Crosby one-eighth,
and the Campbells Of st. LOUIS six-eieths.
The value Of the property is nearly half
n million dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
BOOMING CANNnN
The Hot SPRING. People Joyous over IN,
Planning Out of Their Mines.

o' SpIi"ss feople Joyous over the
Planning Out Of Their mines.
special to the Gazette.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK, May 1.-THE Hot
Springs Valley bank and the Arkansas
National bank received per express TO.
day from Il. Il. Monitt two 100 pound MICS
q pure bullion out of the recent test r rms
., Dear mountain ore made at the Joplin,
Missouri smelling works. The sollow
,,ag letter from Mr., Monitt accompanied
JOPLIN, MO, May l6.-GENTs Ihaye
i gS, lhe test OF the black ore got in
Sfiianu ana Montgomery counties. The
.Sst ms proved satisfactorily to me
tnNt ! can save all the metal in the ore.
1 SEND you a pig OF bullion from the ore
GOV theFa,. Please pm. same in con.
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Of t TAX s., TEX. Nay No !,
evening mi si for wa wass, n \.
Q. Q, Lamar for bnsIn ,Oa y M \
appointed timber i psrsas h h.
a a,1e,,, Wheel keeps its ss'p psss 4
> 3. Ellis, manager I, :,
,Se P mere Yesterday with N Z, r.
from ns there he viii 's 70 e y ss \ A.S
Chicago on the excr cur IL " l,S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
MARhOLp.
Fatal Fight Among tho sheepmon- Cattle
Business Looming Up.
"a kn

'"N' ''h" H""hb tno Sheepmon-O Httie
Business Looming Up.
special 20 the GAEotte.
HARRoIp, TEX, May lit Is reported
on the streets tonight that a shooting
scrape occurred between two sheepmen
ON Beaver creek late this evening in
which one of the parties was MORALLY
wounded. Az this writing II is impos-
slole 10 give tho names and particulars
Constable Perry, with two or three
rangers, left 10 make tho arrests
Bishop Garrett Of Dallas arrived by
this evenings train and preached 10 a
large aud appreciatlye audience at the
school.house tonight.
The cattle business IL looming up, we
having received seven trains OF cattle
from the South to-day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18
ItusciI,
Special to the Gazette.

-FFVFTtFE 70 tIIu NsIA4IIts
lTAsoA, TEX, May II The entertain.
ment gwen by the Ladies' Aid society for
the benefit of the Methodist church was a
grand success.
Mr.. | l.. Alexander, a merchant of this
place, went to the Fort on business
trip this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

Correspondencc 81 M ns
. COOPER, TEX, Msyil'
c coGa,nn court ias si S,.s
session this week. Tas s 81.
order to purchase a sat II = sesa \
IN place of the one Dr sa'G - 9 lAsa,,
The 4, saie ordered viii Y cos, 0 ~.
t. W. Jones, a we ipss wv s
this county, was yesta, ,.o,ao n.
be insane and will be s ss',. atil,
for treatment 'e1s ils I
r. Our Dard farmers aaI., say tAecrops !,
70 need rain, especially tGe ~ s,.s \
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Granger.
Special to tho Gazette

GRANGER, TEX, May l7,-.NIrs. A. d.
Turner Of Pontatoc, Tex, is visiting her
sister and brother, Mrs. w. II Camp and
DR.. c. A. Donforth of this place.
Crops of all KIND look we'll and long
acreage of cotton is planted, an increase
OF about one thousand acres over 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

Year-oio neuers, QUO neau uaiIvn evws,
SEQ head cows and calves. All Of above
cattle raised within faiius Of 100 miles
of Fort worth H. q. EVANa Co,
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ON WALL STREET.
stocks Extremely DuIi-Prlees We're
Divided Between Gains and
Losses Yesterday.

Governments Heavy Railroad Bonds are
More Active and Prices oener'
ally higher.
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otvanfvt NiintVu .-.~..sA sss..., ,,-,,t.
Afttr a few prelimhnarles, they started ia
boats rowod by Quilted States sailors and
took their course up the Laeuna do la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

the list were more familiar
Soup, tl,h and VINE Were all good, and
Landon enjoyed them Immensely. for not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-18

' o pyop6r pilot, Banks iost nucn
|nspoftatlun, and he was six days
hing Brownsville, thirty miles
During these six days
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-20
1856,

Morgan & Oviatt, at their Lumber
and Coal Yard, opposite the Cleveland
& Pittsburg depot, have on hand Lum-
ber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash and
Blinds, Building Paper, and every
thing usually kept in lumber yard.
Coal on hand at all times, and de-
Iivered on short notice. We are agents
for the Ullmann & Philpott Manufac-
turing Co.'S celebrated paints, which
has been tested for three years and
found to be one of the best paints in
the market. We will guarantee it to
be as good as any white lead and oil
and cheaper, too. We have also white
lead and oil, and will sell with the
market. The best Calcine Plaster and
Cement. We have just received a car
load of the celebrated Marblehead
Lime, and there is no better in the
market, which we will deliver to par.
ties in town, at the usual prices. We
are prepared to do all kinds of Stating,
having procured one of the best skaters
that can be had, and will put you on
slate roof as cheap as the best XXX
shingles. Come one and all, see and
be convinced and get prices.
MORGAN & OvIATT.