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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-08
Index 20 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

Proposals for Sheet Iron Shed and Gas Pipes
Strayed OF StOlen-Heifer.
DR. A s. Todd's Liver Pills-Laughlin Bros.
brlg Co
syrup Honey, Tolu and Tar-R H. List
To Whom 4 May COncern-MrS. W. B. How,
eli.
Opera House-James O'Nein.
FOURTH PAGE.
Wauted-Gfrl
For Rsnt-FurniShed Room.
Bargains in Fine Breeeh. Loading Guns-L c.
Dillon.
Attention. Retail Groeers-simOn Baer's sons
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LseooDaco. ssIldry goods thsehoapsst.

Low Rate Excursion to Chicago via B. 8 o.
IL. II.
On Monday, November 8, 1856, the B. Z o.
win sell low rate excursion tickets to Chi
eseo. good ten days. For full information
cali at depot ticket Office. Special sieepers
Tor Chicago win leave Wheeling on above
date at S:s5 a. m, and les .. N.
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The Country Gentleman, Prairie Farmer
and "ohio Farmer are weekly publications sc
well known for their excellence and reliability
that no further reference 10 them Is necessary.
"our Country Home" and Good Cheer are
monthly publications Of sixteen pages and de-
voted TO the interests Of farm and farmers.
For the money no cheaper or bettor papers are
published.
The REGISTERS complete Map OF West Virginia
will be presented FREE 10 every subscriber 10 the
REGISTER and either of the above publications
as-Money may be sent by check, registered
letter or money order al our risk.
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St. Claisville accommodation, leave, Who'll
ing at SIS @. m, 10 and 90 .. m lcsvr. hi
sire at $40 A. m, 2.2s and & p IN Rc,urales,
arrives al Wheeling al sis = m, 3 and Sc ,
m, daily except sunday.
1890 p. IN. train through 10 Cincinnati wilh0a
change, with sleeper through to Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Nhcclng q
400 p. m, BellAire al AIS y, In, daily eio,R SUI
day.
nj II As n IN. and arrives AZ MoundsyiIle a. llE
p. m. daily except sunday
Grafton Accommodation leaves al = p N
Through coach from Wheeling 20 GBoiahsii
daily on No. !, leaving Wheeling al = n a.
irving At Cincinnati at 6.op m.
b. d D. sleeping car, on all through raini
Close connection made for ell Ioints >pgih tDt
Southwest, North and Northwest, making ihs Z
desirable route for colonists and per>on, D0Yini
10 the great west, and to whom particular siss
ton II given.
Tickets TO all principal points on ale ., aept
sleeping car accommodations can Ia -currs n
TIC. BUREE
Ticket Agent y. % ispa
JOHN BkIiIf
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure noas
JOHN r LANE, Tray Passenger Asrnt
G. X. LORD, Gen. Pas. Agent
X. 7. DEvRlEs. General Agent. Wheeling
NIHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
on and ater May 20, iss6. passenge trains sal
run m foiiows-W Wheeling time
DEPARTURE.
For Pit,sbury-S0 o. a m, daily 7aSa N. dsIlJ
As p. m and $50 p. m, daily.
For washington-450 p. m, daily eIoeIi Sun
day.
ARRIVAL.
From Pittsburg-9.23 a m, daily II Is q n
and 60 p IN, daily 1913 .. m. daily.
From Nashington-7aDa IN daily eIosr sns'
day 1923 D. m, daily.
G. X. LORD, General Passenger ATvnL
u. DUNBAR, General Manage
1T LANE, Travelling Agent wbsslins
Quo RIVER RAILROAD
This time table corrected IN May gh, 10,
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Railroads.

HANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY CON.
~ PASY.
Ohio Central Railway Company, River Diyidon.
recognized Taking effect Monday, September
%, 1856. Central Standard Time
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

This time table corrected To May s,h, 10
| Trains leave Pan-H Handle station loot 81 E't
enth street, near public landing, a. fo!ioss ,'s1
| trial Standard Time-wbiCh Is IS minutes toso
than Wheeling time
anfsa sOt'rU
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this morning; he yearns for you and loves
YOU, and the love OF mother is only n
faint idea of how great His love is for you.
Come to Him this morning
Mr.. Moody then asked all those who
wished to be prayed for TO rise, saying
eff 8 man wants TO scott me il makes me
ten times stronger. If there is man sit
ting beside you trying to hold you back, it
is all the more reason why You should
stand up" Some sixty persons responded
and Mr.. Moody offered q fervent prayer in
their behalf, asking all present to do the
same.
At the conclusion Of the sermon q short
prayer meeting was held, which was very
effective.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
II pany; On and Sa ater oCI9SeE ; lSsl pssssc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Buy your furniture Of PInkara 3 Joyce.
TRxARRANA.
The Lumbermen's Convention and Bail
Want n Fire Company,

The Lumbermen's Convention and Ball.
Want Fire Company.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, June 6.---DpfinR the
Rast Texas Lumber association conyen-
tlon which meets here on the 10th and
18th, the citizens 10 show their great ap-
probation and interest manifested In the
convention, met In the hall last evening
and perfected arrangements for one OF the
grandest balls that Texarkena has ever
known. The old skating rink viii be
oveThauled and beautifully decorated with
many monograma and notices suitable
for the convention. The hall will be lit
up by two electric ligbts. Invitations
VIII be sent TO aM the towns near here. 1t
is expected that Sherman, Honey Grove
and Paris, in Texas, and Hope and Mag
nola, Ark, viii send fill delegations to
the ball The ball will take place on
Thursday evening, l0th inst. The meet
ing appointed the following committees;
On arrangements: Messrs. II. W..
Ofenbauser, Larry Klein, S. N. Halves.
On invitations: Mcssrs. A. }, Pecrcell,
Max Munzesheimer, j. NJ. Ki2er, j. M.
Talbot.
Floor managers; Messrs. hurry Tay-
Tor, b. Il. Penson, j. a. LlghuOotJ F. W.
Ofenhauser
Nothing will be left undono to make it
q success.
Yesterday evening number OF citizens
met In the Bowie county courthouse and
perfected an organization for the pro-
lection Of property against fire. AS the
water-wOrks are 30 near completion the
town sees the need OF a well-organzed
fire company. Resolutions asking the
city council TO empower each member
with police authority at fires was
adopted. A committee Yves appointed 10
draft bylaws, etc.
DR.. Il j. Warrington, our efficient
county clerk, has moved his family to his
farm near 0 Id Boston, for the summer.
Misses Name aud Nellie Eek enter
tanned few friends Wednesday evening
last, complimentary to Miss Mamie
Ware o. Memphis, the guest of Miss Am
boline Chico, A most pleasant time was
spent.
The Gloe club has won many fine com
pllmeuts for their sweet music during the
stiffness OF night, when the sweet strains
are echoed until lost. Their serenades are
enjoyed by all music-loving people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Buy your furniture Of plnkard 4 Joyce.
BELTON.
Interesting EXERCISES of the Schools CLOSE
of Court,


Interesting Exercises OF the suhools- q lose
of Court,
Special TO the Gazette,
BELToN, TEX, June 5.--The first com
mencement exercises OF the Bolton high
school were held last night. Out OF a
class of eight graduates Mr.. Wilson It.
Davidson took first honor, Frank l.,
Haynes second honor; the other members
OF the class are as follows. Hernia
Burtor, julia Black, VIM. j. RUSSELL
Harry Embell, Frank V. Burior and Miss
Mary O. Farr to the scientific course
The exercises last night were quite inter-
,estlng, Speeches were mAdo hy the Nom
bers of the class. Several members of
Miss Carrie Porter's elocution class gave
ROTATIONS last night, all OF which were
nicely rendered, which showed
the proficiency Of their training. Miss
Carrie Porter and Mr.. Fred Halsey,
a young man Of this place. both favored
MS with recitatlons, which were finely
rendered, and held the audience almost
spell-bound. Altogether the exercises
were said TO have been the best literary
entertainment ever given In Bolton
The examination Of our public schools,
which have been going on for two weeks,
ended with callsthenics, etc. There have
been $50 students enrolled this year.
The school Is In good condition, and Is
one OF the branch high schools of the state
university.
Our county court adjourned yesterday
after q three-wecks' term, District court
VIII convene here next Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
DUBLIN.
a Huge Barbecue on Jone a5-Schooi NJ
ters-Sellgious.

special to the Gazette.
DUBLIN, TEX, June 5.-Our school
trustees held meeting last night and
employed Prof, w. j. Clay of Stephens
vile as principal in the school for the en-
suing term. No assistants have been Sc
lected vet.
A. l. Traweek's two rock store. houses
are going up right along, and when fin
ished VIII present, we think, the best lob
OF rock work in town.
Oar citizens have decided on having a
rouslng big barbecue here on Friday the
2oth OF June, and as Dublin is noted for
never doing things by halves, it is ex-
pvrted 1t will be a grand time. The fol-
lowing nave been selected as committee
OF arrangements A. w, Rlslen, w. Il.
Miller, D. Hart, w. H. Neel, II. S. Mabin,
W. >, BlackShear Stricken, j. c. Davis
ana A. f. CUP. The selection of such
men as these are known to be guarantees
success. Invitations have been sent
OUT TO the following prominent candl-
eSteS' etc 10 be present; Ex.Gov. o.
~ hooelts, Hon. Marion Martin, Hon,
pSrnett Gibbs, Gen. l.. S Ross, Col. w.
- =, swain, Z. +. Clint, l.. w, Oglesby, j.
N ~ Goliier, a. w. Terrell, w. j. Farmer,
: =, - ANAt ASNplS houston, Judge
., H. Fleming and t. L. Nugent. Tbe
committee say they will slaughter
ABOUT sixty carcasses, viz. beeeves.
mutton, goats, hogs, etc and
WIZ prepare 10 feed al least
4VOo people. II is thought the railroad
company Will give cheap excursion ON
Inet day from Waco aud Albany, i'm.
ending all intermediate points, II IL ex
pected there win be a larger crowd in
D1olu on the 25th than ever has been
before Everybody is Invited, including
tne sort WORTH GAZETTE REPRESENTATIVES,
10 VISIT the Fort Worth OF the West
Inc Teachers association Of Frs,h
county hold their next meeting here
commencing on the lIth INST.
ING Methodists are holding a nro.
.sAp.sa meeting. Their regular quarterly
ruSetng commences to-day.
Inc Christian church at this mini 80
making arrangements for bla maet,ns,
mere, and have purchased a large tent az
me purpose OF accommodating the isr@a
attendance that is expected.
section. 'iu IN TINS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
The Grand Old Man Doing All He Can
10 Bring in Recruits TO Vote on
Home Rule Tuesday Next.
aladstons's Followers and Chamberlain
and tho Dissenters Boih Confident
of Success.

LONDON, June 5.-Mr. Gladstone, re-
plying to letters from Mr.. Thomas Henry
Bolton, Liberal member for North st.
Pancras, writes as follows 81 hold It to
be indlsputable, indeed elementary, that
the voting Of the second reading Of the
home-rule bill aflirms only the principle
of the establishment Of an Irish legisla-
tive body, to transact business concern
Ing purely Irish as distinct from i'm
perial affairs. The government
consider and hold themselves free TO &C
cept any proposals which may be sub
mltted to them previous to the autumn
session, consistent with the five main
conditions which consider essential to
the solution Of the question, including
Irish representatives at Westminster, TO
take part In the discussion and settle
ment Of imperial business. The govern
ment are not only at liberty, but they are
in duty bound to consider. any such
amendmentan
This statement, 1t was thought in the
Hobbies OF the house OF commons tonight,
would cause a number of waverers to de.
eide TO vote for the bill, and possibly Sc
cure its second reading.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Vandalia & PgHllIlFill !
Is the shortest, Quickest 'n' :
From
ST. Louis to New YORK all Y

Nv schedule in effect lanaAp
RIM easf. hound as follows, .,,ss ; NJ
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pSiiadeInhia b 80 y. m, and y ,s,Sa.t I
y, ~. OF the next Gay. ~ Yefi; ~,
hotel sleeping cars ier Ns s,sni aay ~.
Tor indianapolis, ana e'es u
PSssengers by Day Exg I,os 'Ysrg.e.
columbus with the "linil.Daa n r1i I.
rive nj New York at 6.o9 4 t1,snlpo. Z.
Eastern Fast Mall ana y, 'Ifscls
ctnnati Exi,ress-Leavc ~ llt.li,.
o orrisa indsanapolis 5 'i5 . ~ ,.Irl
a. . ~ ~ with reclining ehaf CAT
cinnRti. save 81 ~.
Eastel l.9 ~ * X 10 i,sO a. u. Z, ~ y
ii 10 next a. m, flItsDussss "A a ~ VI
5 rs a. m Washington w 40 -
b.bba. M, and al New - iofaifl IA
ing. 3 hours earlier lilaa a,h q Nel Ky
man buffet sleepers in ,isas,e IA l.,-
pnllnnn sleepers 70 Chle-seS nj ~ I,
psssengers In the latter an. ~ ~ ?.
e seiSsrt time. Magnlp. IA alll I
chsIr cara from ST. Louis " ~ ,.sSI'll
S 6Id,,., LII tTeh OF charge y, Il.
~ eidss massage tickels' s,.,atf y
- Above trains run daily l,1 as az (. 4.
Included. No extra !, esrslns D. M
In addition 70 aboso itnclnnsH a
Accommodation hnu n, dal}
day, arrive Indiann.l ,sslsr cars Y
nail 7:l0 p. NJ, witn IA VA W Clnf|p
and from indlanAPyS,..ip, \ Z Line ~, q q 3
Tickets over NanSsr,c'n appl|',,
ton can be secures Tires u M
agents OF conneeuns .
addfsssing, ,,..,l PISS. az. w
THos. II. THoRr, s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
WACO.
A Wite's Happy Errand--A Perjury Trial
Joyous Early Closing.
Special to tho Gazette.

A Wite's Happy Errand--A Perjury Trial,
Joyous stookmen--E Early Closing.
Special to tho Gazette
WACO, Tx, June o., In 1876 Al. Me.
Carly, Il white man, killed an old colored
man east OF the river, on the Sterling
Smith place. He was tried In 1877, con
sicted OF murder and sentenced to TWEEN
ty-iive years imprisonment in the penlten.
tiafy. Gov Ireland has lust hardened
INN and his wife left Waco to-day to bear
the pardon TO him, In the HuntsyIlle
prison. MeCarty, as was proved on the
trial, was drunk whom he killed the col
0red man.
The examining trial of Prof. Houser,
charged with perjury in the Orman muir.
DER trial, Is set for next Monday. Over
twenty witnesses have been summoned
by the state. Ilouser's wife came mere
with him and sticks faithfully to him In
his troubles.
There Is u large amount Of Waco oapi.
tai Invested In live stock, and since the
CONFIRMED reports OF ceplous rains In the
Northwest, these cattlamen wear cheer
Inl mlen that Is only equaled by the
Waoo merchant and McLennan county
farmer.
me street railway company are getting
matters IN shape for the two miles OF ex-
tension they propose To build during the
summer They will expend fully $50 900
this year In improvements, not TO men
ZION their electric power enterprise,
George Wills, colored gamln, who Is
only nine yeare old, was jailed this morn
ing on charge Of stealing pistol. lie
Is thought To have been controlled by
older thieves.
II Is stated authoriiatlvely that Il the
city OF Waco decides to issue bonds for
public improvements, a 6 per cent. twen-
ty-year bond can be losted In New York
at par.
The early'closlng movement has now
been adopted by nearly every line OF
business In Waco except the drug stores
and saloons.
L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

looking over his papers finds that he has
a writ for George Mccoy alias Lyon. He
says this is the same party and 10 charged
with larceny In the Indian Territory.
A meeting Of the citizens OF Gainesville
Is called 10 be held at the courthouse ON
Monday evening 70 discuss the propriety
of celebration on the 4th OF July
Committees will be appointed, and the
work will be pushed with vim.
4. A. Ryan, secretary and manager OF
the Dallas State Fair association, Is In
the city working mp fall racing circuit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Cedar Grove,
special to the anrotle.

special 10 the Gazette
CEDAR GROVE, TEX, June GA large
and enthusiastic audience witnessed the
closing exercises OF the Cedar Grove in
st'tute last night Wills Point society
had full delegation, numbering forty
four, and all speak in unstinted terms of
praise Of the refined and elegant manner
which characterized the exercises. Col.
John s. Spinks of Canton made an elo-
quent and able address on "Educatlon.n
Mr.. j. M. Heard of Wills Point followed
in an instructive and interesting speech
on the same subject. This school has
grown in the past year from a village
school house to a center Of education,
which is making itself felt In wide cir.
Gle, and is destined TO become power
for good in the state. Too much praise
cannot be given to Prof. Il. X. Howell for
his untiring energy and devotion, nor to
his accomplished and able assistant, Miss
G. L. Simmonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Denton.
$. oninl to the Gazette.

- NTIHI 20 III6 NdAUIIUl
DENTON, TEX, June 5.--Mss Laura
Jones, aged seventeen, daughter of j. e.
Jones of the firm of Jones & WilcoXen,
died last night of measles and was buried
this evening.
The jury of inquest over the body of
y. w. Turner, who was accidentally
killed by his horse, rendered their YER
dict according TO the previous report,
that the deceased came 70 his death by
the accident Of his horse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

LONDON, June 5.-The ministers are
more hopeful. They calculate on a ma.
iorty of six or eight Mr. Caine, the
whip of the Chamberlain party, counts
upon the defeat OF the bill by majority
Of ten, There is lull in the excitement
IN the lobby of the house Of commons,
but att mpts TO Influence dssensions
continue 10 be made G.adstonhns
say that Gladstone has prepared
for Monday statement which, il IL will
not Influence Mr., Chamberlain, will DC.
tach many OF his supporters. The whips
declare that the strength of dissenteTs is
the same as IL was AZ the beginning Of the
week. IL is rumored thet an attempt viii
be made TO shelNe the bill by moving sn
adjournment To avoid the defeat of the
government. This iudlcltes the spirit OF
The Liberals, and the prospects OF dis So
luton which are becoming more distaste-
fui to both sections. Endless devices are
being discussed 70 bring the matter 70 an
amtcahl9 conclusion The government
relies chiefly upon the desire for recon-
Citation. Both parties are preparing
night and day for an electoral
struggle. The Conservatives and Lio-
eral unioniSts have agreed to Interchange
support where the Nationalist threaten
seats. Strong joint efforts will be made
In Scotland TO capture the seats OF the
government supporters. II Is expected
that division will take place at 2 O'Clock
tuesday morning. Parnell and Sir
Michael Hicks Beach will speak before
Maidstone makes his closing argument.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Wills Point.

Special to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, TEX, June Capt,
John T.. Owens and family have returned
from months visit to Wooten Wells,
much improved in health.
The young folks had tip-top time at the
social at the residence of Mr.. j. II. Rey.
nolds, Jr., Wednesdaysnight. Miss Alice,
the charming little hostess, is Just simply
perfection of hospitality and goodness.
a large number of wills Pointers at
tended the closing exercises at Cedar
Grove institute last night. All report
pleasant time. Among the crowd was
Judge Spinks of Canton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

special To the Gazette,
MCKINNEY, TEX, June 5.-There was
serving in the army of Texas in her war
with Mexico an Englishman named
Cameron who, with other comrades, was
captured and never more heard Of
Cameron left, residing in another state,
wife, who died shortly after, and an in
FAINT son. HIS son entered the Confed-
crate army as 3 private, was desperately
wounded, and is now in impaired health.
Can any Texas veteran give any informG-
ton of the elder Cameron which would
enable him to obtain the bounty given by
the state to volunteers?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
Injured on ,hs sunset.

SAN ANTONIO, Tx, June 5.--An En-
glish section hand on the Sunset named
Booth, while at work on the track near
the stock pens, was struck on the head
by an incoming freight train. The blow
turned him completely over The mia.
ries on the head are OF such serious
nature that it is feared the poor fellow
win die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
GAISgSYILLE.

fAgon. tho Negeo DesperAdo, smI alive.
wnl Probably Celebrats.
Special 10 the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, Tx, June 5,-The
wounded negro prisoner, George Lyon,
issllll very low and his wound Is re-
Earded as undoubtedly fatal, Deputy
Anglln was removed TO his homo yoster.
day afternoon aud Is improving. Deputy
United States Marshal Ed Stokely OF Fort
smith, Ark, who was present and as
Sisted the officers la the arrest, after
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tex, June 5.-Mr. j. H..
Leng's son Charley, boy about fifteen
years old, fell from brick wall about
twenty-five feet high, this morning, and
was badly hurt.
Col. Turner Of Dallas, inspector for g.
A. r., was here to-day, and assisted
Commander I. G. BYrn Of the Post at this
place to muster in several recruits. He
left for home on the evening train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
ClnrksVille.

HpUCI 10 ING GhNOItcs
CLARKsvGL1E, Tex, June "a farm
ers' picnic was being held to-day at Car
rolls, four miles north of here, and many
citizens were out to exchange conven-
tionalitles and to eat barbecue.
In the district court the present week
has been devoted to the criminal docket
SO far five recruits nave been sent to
Huntsville and many more candidates for
the place have yet to he heard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06

Special to the Gazette.
BuRLEsoN, TEX, June 5.-Reapers are
running from early morn until evening
saving fine crop OF wheat that will make
ten TO twenty bushels per acre.
The closing exercises Of Burleson col
lege will begin next Wednesday and end
with an exhibition Friday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings Of the Day
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
Gatherings from over the state kepo rteo
specially for the Gazette by iu'
Own Correspondents
sweetwater.

Special to the Gazette,
SwEETwATER, TEX, June ga glorl-
Gus rain has been falling oil the after
noon, with d prospect of It's continuance
during the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
% FERRY DAVIS

= - Ifas9t..
d. PERRY DAysg
PAlN-KiL. II
IS FHceaatsprn 4
P4ysieiaes, 1siaisia, 1ia;,..
ayers Of F0ctoyies, Igerk,i,s
A01s, NaYss5 u RNits4
e0ery6ody eccssSsrs y,
ever gi;'ss Rekssl /
TAKEN INTERNAtIY lraiii. n
y NEVER FAiLlNs gIsl a
SUDDEN COLDS, caliIs \
IN THE STOMACH, CgAl
SUMMER aud B0Gst IA
PLANTS SORE /
TliROAT,s.
APPLIED ExIsFSs,x.
IT Is THE MOST ETFfcrvs an,
LiNiM2Nr OK Ekera Eos IA.
SPRAINs, BRUISES, RsVVI
ISM, NEURALGlA, IOot
ACHE, BURNS. Fg0st
BITES s..
Prices, &c., 6Ga. ali Sl,NnI
FOR SALE BY ALL iiErlc5z la:
B95@Beware Of limitations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
ON WALL STREET.
The Feeling in Stocks Less Confident
in Consequence Of the Renewal
of Labor Troubles.

A Largo Buniuess Recorded in Railway
Honds-- Governments Were Firm
wheat Active and Higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-06
MARRIAGE 4 M /

~oV RACES, N. ~
hlesant cloth and eli. hI1dl,, ., 'as ~
KS or currency. Over dfr ", ~ = N
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