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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
SWIFT RErRlBurIoS.

Nfsro shoots . steamboat Man ann -
sa.., Som Hidaloa 60 Death.
INV onlKASs, la, March l0--John
''anHpiph teoloredl got lnto a alalsnltv
!, with Capt. Shaw OF tho mail packe,
s y, .. q. salomen, on the Mississlppi. near
~, m",u ll'ses, La and shot bin. The
s a',as auu others ,hsn chased RanaoInh
tt,s, willow swamp sld opeued fir.,
i,ns MN instantly. Randolna NJ,
.,ss,',' upqn ~ Sic police AZ vers
ws W. 'san being y partner az NH
l,Sa, eho WAS kiliel Ia Vlckshnrr
~ s,el', oeth 81 them toiup thugs ai,d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Ols,O.
a second sam Joucs shs Ia Welcomed I
The uasette.


A second sam Jencs shs la welcomed Z
The uasette.
special 10 ihu nAsotte
Cisco, TEX, March i0.-For the past
two days our town has bocn fun Of PEG.
pic and bgsincss has been quite lively.
ky. j g patman, pastor Of the Meth.
90 church ht this place, Is second
Sam Jhcs Bg his cluquf nee, earnest.
ness aud uomuun.stnse preaching he has
eucc q od Ia drawirg th,' puopio " Cisco
and vicinity TO him. Last sunday and
SUNDAY night e prcneh. q Ia his usunl
good style 20 crowd a hon ,es SUNDAY
tight The house was uhrd before tho
second bell, aud people stood IN the aisl,s
during Tie Entire euryico, while many
weni away unablv 10 gala an entrance.
Miss Wade Rlcbutdsun, most hpautl.
lul aud charming young lady who has
been teachinn an clouipn class at At.
bany Tex, came 10 Cisco last Monday
20 join her tulhor's family We are glad
% learn that shO Intends TO make Cisco
h0r fUtnfe tuuu,
Mr, bud Smith OF Cottonwood was ia
The cts Monday aud Tuesday circulating
among Ms many friends Bud Is always
welcomed In Cisco.
Madame Rumor says Mr. Dnnson, our
popular Texas txpruss agent, has not
been going 10 Putnam all this time Tor
nothing, aud hV will make another trim
ON or abou, The illh inst
W L Pollcy, our uewrdoaler, save
ThK HAHrrfn u all the 10. When tho
west bound train arrived Mr.. Pulley
started 20 his siom with very large ran
OF GayEtfa~, AMI ina fpw minutcs they
were all ncand The dtmtnd not sep.
pied, Consequently an order ior many
more copics 81 be ndd,d Ia his dally lst
was forwarded Immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Foot OR LIFE.

Cola nioodrd Murder IN tho Chicknsaw
Nation.
Special 10 Che Gazette
MusRoGrE, I r., March iO.-J. Il. Re
holes had an examination before Commits
sioncr Turits for cold bloodod murder
committed near Cherokee Town, Chicka
saw nation, on February 10. Reholes
and one Piitlnger traded horses the lat
ter agreeing TO give boot. Owing 10 n
rush Of work he falltd To- comply fip slv.
,ral days, whom Reholes met him ma do.
manded HE horse or boot immedlately
and on Plttingcr's replying BIO could not
90 on lmpossi5llily, Rchulcs opened fire
WIN ms Winchester Pttlngor begged
nara Tor bis HE, but TO no avail, his as
pa liant putting four shots in his body.
The prisoner was bound ovtrto appear M
Fort Smith and is almost sure TO hang.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
BONHAM.


Trials Fifteen Years Schtcnoo-rnpers
Consolidated.
special 70 tho Gazette
BoNtlAM, TIKI, March l0..-Tle trial OF
Ed Dodd for the Killing Of Jim Hitchcock
comes off TO morrow
District court will adjourn this week,
having 0uished all business only few
ca'es remain on docket for next term.
judge Scott is n "rushcr.n
The farmers Record and the Bouham
Reylew win consolidate next week and
X. u Dyer will publish both papers.
Mr. s. Williams and ! Wells have
bought the confectionery Of G L Massey,
aud are going to put hi large stock and
M up iluc parlnr.
Henry Brown (colorcd) was sentenced
TO the perltcntiarS this morning for Gf-
teen yrars for murder In the second de-
gree. lie IL also sent for dve years for
assault with murderous intent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
oh..nnl-. ~ sonnlnr MINI.

WAsnfN0ToN, March lo.--rbc body Of
The late Senator Miller viii be ombalm d
and ROMAN at The family residence until
Saturday afternoon. when It will be taken
30 h capitol, here the funeral seryicrg
viii be held The family were disposed
to have the funeral private ono.
but yielded 10 the unanimous wish
ui the senators that Tho ccrc.
monies lo HID Ia the senate
chamber Az the conclusion q The sotv.
iccs at The cfpltol the remains win be-
escorted TO The depot by tho senators IN
q BUDDY aud tikon by special train TO san
Francisco. A committee Of Ave senator's
and probably an equal number OF repro.
senlatWos VIII accompany the remains to
that city. The special train viii consist
OF three coaches, one for the hody, one
fur tho family aud one for The oongrcs.
riona committee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

The reputation OF y, W. Provinces fresh
roasted eotfte Is rapidly coming 10 tho
trout. II Is a woll.known fact ho has the
best patent power.roaster IN The state.
aud select az his standard ouffees the
choicest Rios, Santos, G.. Jsyas and
Moclms, bought % ilrst hands. Ia qusn-
titles 10 meet competition Once tried
VIII convince you If iis superior merits
Coll az the Fort Worth Tea Store, 20g
Mpln street.
e. w. PRoyEp, Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

special to sbe esleu.
Wills PorSr, ~
i Moc =. lister, Who III s : 4
began showing s,o,,'a.. jp \ \
lhrce or four inoa,6s 1s Y. VI
70 The insane asylum /, \. 'r.. Y. "A
s Spgria Blackwell io.di, MY
come cr, q raying naoIae, y. y N \
ana loot. had q ~ =. w mi 4
the train. y ~ cstflsd y =.
A prominent law,..
pubic man stated Y. NJ = "a. ~ u.
To-Day To-Day 10 reference , q ~ asul5e'1
communication MIA y t'tll,
days GAZETTE thss sRls,i'd \ n
/. .he question opened. s y
Thought this question w. u,,. sa'l1!l
. me, lae friends Of slade 4
prominent attorney y "a nfss
solicited hun 10 beec,n'w, ~ 81
district attorney, colnn.,.a,, ' 1.
iles Of Gregg, VOID, w y Y,
,wcnt, seven years IN, h,
tnlllnents, under tn tss.
ia'her' Col, G. B. kiIsc,ss 9.. q,
"a me people o. Tcxa. n ~ w
soldier, statesman ma t,'s'
. present president Of he ssps w !.
inlly quality Tim for M ~ Ia
lion. Mr. Kilgore hae hss s,ls y.
judicial di.iric,, has ser \ y ~. ,'..'
county attorney d ym INK ", Z.
only remains to be seen (, .h s,slll
allow his name TO cone b ss,s'' 4
yoDtion. wv 's'e's y 4
Elder William castl.m..
county, formerly Of Renter ,, y
holding servictsfor ,he c6rI.,lss
here Tor the past three ,lass' n, !.
has prevented q large at,ssa. v. W. y!
dlseourses have been lIsltsls |. !!
much interest. y y
Ia regard 70 the question a A.si.
new courthouse, which a. N
great Importance, the l1,tdcll,s,s,s !.
say editoiiaIly t0.morrow,
"lt We can borrow uouts 4 Y.
less than we loau II Tor, Il ws.a \
good idea to 90 into the bo,,os,,, /.
ness, as according TO The TslShA.'..
argumentwe could soon mai ssss, (.
interest to build tbe couit.hou,s n 4
make II cost nothing 10 fact IN y
deiusion or illusion, IN ihls nssaI
that we get this Interest back 4 NJ
money. Well, suppose We ,lo ems.
what profit Is II? I've haye w /
also. liza man pays Tie coun.s ~ 4
lar In taxes and the county psi, 4 y
we fail 10 see the profit, i VA
Ike taking money out q one ptls
putting II 10 the other. l.eud ,bt e
TO some one who needs Il, aid *,
people get Ii all lie lima IA 4, ,
none.
Miss Belle Riley OF Canton 4, IA
friends aud relatives here tAls III
District master workman Il liz n
Crs' alliance was sucoedea 4 2
20. day by MIR W. l.. Farm,rl
Miss Tura Baskin ~ I,on,as 4 NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

AUSTIN, TEX, June 20, 1882 DR.. j. j..
Tobin have tried your Hepatozune as a
sort Of last resort 10 prevent Tie FREE
quenily recurring headaches to which /
have been subjected for eight or ten
years, and unll siutiugly pronounce II
more beneficial than ans medicine have
ever tried It's results upon my system
are all aud even morc than Is claimed for
Il. Yours, etc
z. 7 ErlMORR. County Lndnn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

At par within twelve months, or when the
company shall have obtained authority 70
increnec It's capital stock, aud until 20
paid such certificates 70 bear interest At
the same ratio and payable At the same
time or times III the same manner a. The
company shall pgy dividends on the capt.
lnl stock, such certificates 10 be trans
fsfablc on the books Of tho company
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Noiloe

Foar woafa. Tx ~ =
Having sold my business a llnH
This day, have appointed y M.a..
my agent to collect and s.iufis /
counts due me. Parties oHlug = y
hereby requested to settle sapis 4.
ly, as otherwise my scent 4 ln.l:sis \
place same IN my attorney Ny y (
collection, !. hqnf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

hor 9n account n the hfnkaae Ia ~.
ssiNlnE new goods, tis aimost inpn.ai.
ulV .e net near III euRancp on ri,rd
1900 " NE furniture Nasefoonls al
1855 \ 90 rhcy me- ua6duhlc.lIy man.
'ng'etett saerincgs 90 thclf pficsK. a "a.
det 70 make storage rcom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
DuBtIS.

Abundance of RaiRs- personal Notes.
Correspondence o. tae Da1eue.
nrBliS, TEA Mareh e. We have had
loiEoi raia during tho past two weeks
which wes bAdly ntedod, and has aaaip
put ibc FARMERS 10 baxter spirits. From
all wc ran learn there viii be lnFaer
acreage rat In cotton lhls 5car thss ever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Never falls when the directions are FOL.
lowed, hence thoro Is never word Of
complaint heard against H.. The inexpo.
ricnccd cook Ia able 10 make rs good
bread with u as the professional baker,
simply because its ingredients are 20 com.
pounded as 70 make failure impossible
when the directions are followed; trial
Is all That II necessary 20 make Il ipdis.
ponanblc 20 all well-regulatGg households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
lny..IIenllne l,lnnl,a chnrrn.

WAsmNGroN. March l0.-The senate
committee on expenditures OF public
money has begun an Investigation Of tho
charge brought ny Commissioner Black
IN his report thai the olllce uulUr his pred.
oc ssors WAS avuwUdly politlcsl ma
chine, aud oi the manner In which The
ptielnn once bias bntn conducted aud us
administration by the present commits
sionor, Con Black WAS present to-day,
and In reply to inquiries 10y Senator
Harrison he described the Organization
of the pension OflCo, and csl cenlly the
functions OF the board of review and tho
usual cause oi claims through
tho Office from The hands OF thr
examiners Co the board of review
aud thence 20 the otmmissionpr
Ia reply 90 a further question he stated
that he could not now mpuiion any eases
OF renewal for political reasons under thr
administration Of his predecessor, Tor he
hah no memoranda, hut hat at The next
sitting OF the committee he would be ahle
70 give a number Of such removals. In
rtply 20 further Inquiries the commits.
~ ntt proposed TO turnish at another
session OF the committee the numbur Of
employees ~ the oilire, ou Iheday hc took
conlf0, together with drtalltd informa.
tlon as 80 the duties Of those whom M
Raj appointed aud their politics, aud how
many hal been appointed under the clyil.
scrNisc rules. In general way be could
say that he had inside from 1866 10 100
appointments, OF which uumhcr lt9 were
Democrats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
RUSSELL RgnIylyus.

~arefninent HsRmiHers t.aohing tnta
s'iilweii "A. Wnsssir. Aecounss,
speC'ai 10 inc s.eucslo.
SAN ANToNto, Tx, March ~. Mai.
y. Monroe ile,skvil AID William n nal.
kinuet, exaniniug agents from tho do.
pariment ~ Justice az Washington, u al.
are liVrr fel,ivcstiEailnx no acconsls AZ
eN,Mars all Siilwtll II Russell, with tho
ultimate object u btihalng kult against
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Rahaa'l 8 Chambers ca arc oerinlnlv
showing lais season he NEST oomblrte
tlntN uf lnuius', WisseF and uhlldfon's
q Shnos ever brought 10 Fort Worth
" w tai 20 pY tyi-lt oi Inspection 70
thei hiAuiiul naw store, whuio. among
othcr atsrscu ns, can 30 cn he hand.
soonest shoe department "a Tho cts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Nov orlsnna siara,t.

special 70 Tho Gaxsue.
Nrw OmgASs, Ia, March io.--Sngar
and molassce steady, refinery sugars
cut loaf &c; powdered 6lcl standard
grannlsied G7.ige; confectionery eici
Standard a SLICE.
Hice- uDciihhgsd.
Coffee Unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Fakes ) co. know lley WV 4,
prices Tor furniture, ~ spsi X, y 4
Of low prices for cash, o. WE ~ 4
payment plan. wy Z IKE ~ .
already here, and mus " m,l6 ~
aud they are compelled y ~.
selling Tor almost any pigs Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

We are rccciylnx ~ ~
shipment VI eleaalst iA', s,s st'
allie 70 store Is awny VI "
we poestiyely viii tti VIZ "a
house AZ your oWA ", Il X
own terms Casl ~ fstf,t'l|
what vs. saY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Angosturn Bitters are Endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists for
their purity and wholesomcness Beware
Of countcrfelts and ask your grocer and
druggist for the genuine article, prepared
by DR.. j. G.. -. Siegert & Sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

AZ Fakes Co.'s 20 store away thelr
new goods, Now Is y0urtlme ID buy fnr.
nlsufe atyo1r own prices ana on The
terms you Same wy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
slril.r a, InLr. CO..

They have struck the idea that IN order
to maize room Tor the eegaut now iurnl.
lufe npw artivlnR tbey will ,eil tho goo.
. anything 10 thrir line r, gard oss II
pFipcs aud icrns. Cat mud sec Mhat YOU
can do WITH Them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

PURpY's, N. y, MArsa .Bt,lsf
OF Hon. jerome D cAasis :. . ~, "a \
in Adrian, Mica ~. f.'e ,'1..s ~
here y. morrow for ipAi ''
remains. ..|'r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

ANA fakes 8 Co. viii accommodate YOU
" any,hinK MY cary h the tunuiinra
me ifi,cs ana ttrm- ARE not 70 be con.
Hueieh Nhrn the demand Tor storage
room - a. urgent ~ u sat present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

70 30 4 u Pages Eclipse lumber ,art,
Tor batEaipsi he Il The afst 60 oiar Inc
people lumber, sash, doors, shlnaies.
rte., etc, ~ reduced piicee he nas an
immense stock -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

the Crescent fcstauranl, with ten far.
nlshsu rooms attached, win be sold on
snoh terms lhat anyone desiring 70 40
lnto me husilicss viii secure bargain,
lnquise az ON Of xANr cwfTI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Commercial hotel, Gatcsviilc, Tex
Is now prorared 70 accommodate tho
travelling public. Every attention shows
70 guests q. W. LAwnGScE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

49, 1--WE tFied Tongallne IN case Of Then.
a,', /, I'm WIN me besi results lam satis.
wy ~ WIZ donli you claim for II.
" .. fNLASD, NJ D., Iassiter T,vsa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Lunch Dinner aud market baskets In
g.cai varieties Just received BY the Fort
Worth Groeer Co, tsll and esamlnc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

ipn have not >ct seen those new spril a
..p'es Of hrdrpom ami paflor sun. ~
FAXES s Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

WAsluNGroN, Mach li,la.m. -Forihe
West Gull States Warmer, southcrh
winds, fair weather cxccp, light rains on
thr coast, inilowed IN the northern por.
tipn b. colder norihetly wluds.
You can ilce any weather with warm
c'0'png aud iiad s'ar Coa1h Cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Angus, Hereford and shprthorn bulls
one and two years old Polk Bros, Fort
Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
WILLS p0ISs

Removed 10 The r,rs
Question q ssa n ~.
c'nri.Iisus' D.'',.' \
= r'sa' o'san,.sl1ss !,
social o''s- p.,..s., v
-'''lisisu, ~. -''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Jersey COWS bred from noted mixers
Solid oolors, and ali IN calf
Fox BIOS, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

a fresh carload AZ the Fort worm
Grocer compauy's
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02
IT'S sEYEnrEENru AnnuAL.

The Yale Art Sch0Ol-A Year OF Mark.
ed PrOspertty-A Large Roll of STU
dents-Work of High Excellence
The Exercises Yesterday-The Ethel
Walker Prize-The Splendid Addi-
ton to the Exhibit OF Paintings In
she Gallery-The Evening Reception.
The Yale Art school closed it's seventeenth
year yesterday year that has been without
parallel in the history of this institution for
success and encouragement for the future
The school is year by year making
higher record under its able and thoroughly
devoted and competent faculty, who well de-
serve honor for their painstaking work and
unremitting labors to promote its prosperity.
The past years work of the school, as shown
by the selections exhibited, has been of supe-
rior excellence and highly creditable to the
school. The attendance has been large, the
work done of high character and the pros
poets of the school are brighter than ever be-
fore. The exhibition of special pictures by
noted artists now ready for the public view
in the south gallery can but awaken much
interest among patrons and lovers of
vicinity, and is a rare treat. The
public will no doubt eagerly embrace the
opportunity afforded to view this collec-
ton. It is additional to the usual collection
on exhibition, and notwithstanding the cost
of providing the exhibit the price of admit
lance remains as heretofore, twenty five
cents for single admission and fifty cents for
a season ticket.
The galleries, commencing to-day, will be
open for visitors for the season. The princi
pal new pictures now to be seen in the exhi-
bition are as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02
Eel LODI &c No. s, Knights of Pythtas.

EzeI Lodge No. s, knights of Pythfas.
At the regular session last evening of the
lodge under :'Good of the Order" the social
committee consisting of Bros q. f. LeveIe,
A. E. Newhall and H. G. Long first called
upon the only charter member present, Past
Supreme Representative A. II. Hurlburt,
who briefly recalled few of the pleasant
recollections of the past history of this lodge
and expressed the satisfaction it gave him to
meet such large gathering of the brother
knights.
P. G. Thomas Williams gave some fine Sc
lections on a tin whistle, which surprised all
present as showing the amount of music that
could be produced by this instrument. P.
G. Charles Vishno, M. D., accompanied him
on the organ.
Willis B. Isbell, P. G. c., of Westville,
better known as Parson Isbell, gave most
humorous recitation entitled ellis Hosses,
which brought down the house with laughter
and applause. P. G. Ashton gave a fine
sentimental song. Brother Crowther gave
song called the Scissors Grinder" very
humorouso. Brother Williams gave various
selections on the tin whistle and the pico1o, his
imitation of the mocking bird being very good.
Bro Vishno, M. D., made some extended re-
marks on the beauties of "Frater nal Organi-
zations," and the fact that here as nowhere
else the merchant, the mechanic or the pro-
fessional man, all meet upon the same plane,
tending to enlarge our views and ideas and
stimulate one and all to higher standard of
life. He expressed his satisfaction at being
present and at the good attendance.
The committee promises another similar
entertainment in two weeks. The lodges
annual excursion to Glen Island will occur
July I'd.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02

Dan A. Kelly, the comedian, and his
company in the "Shadow Detective" are
drawing large houses at the museum this
week. The glass eater is also viewed with
much wonder by the patrons of the museum.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
At this opera house Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon
"Florell, comedy drama in four acts, will
be produced by Miss Viola Allen and care
fully selected company. Miss Allen was the
principal support of the lamented McCul-
Tough, and latterly of the italian tragedian
Salvini Boston and Chicago critics all de-
clared that she shared the honors with Sal
VIM, which is great praise when it is
considered that his massive style and person
seems to dwarf other actors about him. The
magnetism and winning personality of Viola
Allen always compelled full share of ap-
plauSe,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02

The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Police Commissioners was held last even
ing, Commissioner johnson presiding.
The petition of Officer Hackett for forty
four days pay during his late illness was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Officer Began made a statement concern
ing the show window in Kirby's jewelry
store which was broken on the evening of
May g. He stated that while chasing thief
on the night in question his billy slipped
from his hand, but he was not aware at the
time that any damage had been done. He
was afterward told that his billy had broken
the window. Mr.. Kirby claimed $75 dam
ages The Board decided that Officer Began
would have to pay for the broken window.
In executive session the Board considered
the increase of houses of i1-repute in the
city, but did not decide on any definite line
of action. The pay roll amounting to
SO, 568. 10 was approved.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02
To-Day and Tomorrow Special Bar.
gain Days at the New Store, Mendel
& Freedman, 772 Chapel street.

All silk mitts, 10 button lengths, 19c.
Isle glove at &c. English isle ladies'
hose for this sale only, 1870. 1000 dozen
Coats cotton, all numbers, at &c Q spool.
Leonard's best sewing silk, black and new
shades, &c spool. Best soft fin
ish cambria &c yard. Good calico Sc
a yard Best drilling 70 a yard. Jerseys
lower yet. The best Ipswich jersey
warranted not to crack, at $50; IL different
styles at that price to select from. Corsets
worth SOC, full boned and embroidered bust,
our price 29c. Fine muslin corset covers at
lie. Good night robes zoe. White lawn
aprons 10c. Why, it is an every day occur
renee for customers to remark in our store:
Chow cheapi how can it bel we do not see
how you can get along-selling SO cheap"
Well, the secret of our success is this: We
buy our goods for cash, in large quantity,
and sell them with a very small profit. Quick
sales and low prices do it. Real Ipswich jer-
sey caps worth 25c, price &c. Heavy
muslin reinforced linen bosom shirts, our
price 29c Elegant silk satin scarfs, for this
sale 14c. British seamless socks IL 1-2c.
Ladies' full regular made Balbriggan hose 10
1870, Pretty styles percale shirts only SOC,
Elegant silk web suspenders 25c. Flannel
shirts at 25c Cheviot shirts 19c. Twenty
five styles of ladies', children's and gents
hose at &c a pair. There is no doubt the
genuine bargain store is
MENDEL & FREEDMAN's,
772 Chapel street,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-02
A LemOn-Colored woman.

ROCHESTER,, N Y. Dec. %, 1ss5.-Three
years ago was confined to my bed in a de-
plorable condition. Skin as yellow as a
lemon. Slightest food would make me
scream. Also bad prolapsus and liberation.
Treated by physicians for two months Grew
worse. Doctors said it was the worst case
of liver trouble they ever saw Lost forty
pounds of flesh. Gould not sleep. Improved
rapidly under the use of Warmers Safe Cure.
Never was healthy. Would have been in
my grave had it not been for tbs wonderful
powers of Warmers Safe Cure. Am now
perfectly well.-Mrs. ]. J. Bayne, 80 Lake
avenue.