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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
CLEBURNE.
store BurGlarized and Tobacco and Cigars
Stolsn-rhe Pay-Car.
Snnrlnl To ihn Eanntto

store BurGlarized and Tobacco and Cigars
Stolsn--rhe Pay-Car.
Special to the Gazette.
CLUBURSE, TEX, Jan. 23.-Burplars
effected an entrance last night into the
store of w. T. Jones, situated near the
santa Ec depot, by taking the sash out
of one of the windows. Although there
was some money in the cash-drawer. II
was not taken, the burglars probably not
being able to discover the position
OF the drawer. Nothing has
been missed by Mr.. Jones, bat
he says it is quite possible that con.
siderable quantity of cigars and tobaceo
might have been taken without his being
able to detect the loss
Candidates for MAYOR are beginnino 70
loom up. DR.. j. d. Heating and ] +
Glilum are announced, and Col. i :
clayton Is also spoken of as a good man
Tor the place, but IL is not known whether
he will run or not
The oyster supper under the ausnices
OF the ladies of the Baptist church given
IN the parlors OF Chlls and Templeton
was success, although the severe
weather deferred many from attending
Those that were present epioved The
evening very much, and opened their
hearts literally.
An effort is being made by the young
people TO organize club similar to the
one that fiourished last year.
Jarrett Bros. is the style Of new gro
Gerry iirm Just started here.
Two cars OF beef cattle were shipped
TO Dallas to-day y
MISS Fannie Shields aud Mr.. B. T.. Ay-
COCK OF San Antonio are visiting the fam.
ny q Mr. X. y. Cooley.
Inc santa Fe pay-car was here to-day
ana dispensed Joy 10 the boys.
a light snow fell to-day.
Mr. samuel Morton of Georgia is visit
ing his brother, j. C. Morton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
FEARFUL OF HIS NRcR.
The clay county ricnd Afraid Es win BE
mobbed.

Special TO tho Gazette.
HENmETTA, Tx, Jan. PA. A
Steagal who, in the Fort Worth GAZETTE
OF yesterday, was charged with the VII
famous crime of numbering the infant
child OF his own daughter, the father OF
which infant IL shown by evidence TO be
himself, Is now apprehending that there
is danger Of being mobbed by the citi-
zens Of Clay county, and is pleading to
r. NJ. Slime, c0gnty Judge OF Clay coaHiy,
to send MIN TO the 1arrant county jail or
some other jail outside OF Clay county.
The extra guarding Of the jail is wha:
gives rise TO his fears Of being mobbed.
There is no danger OF this, especially az
night, as our peace officers are not COW
ardly men, aud are so fixed as TO easily
repel whole regiment u necessary. We
tkink we can rick the law IN Hlis case,
and while the wife Is not allowed to les
tify against the husband in the matter,
the other evidence Is strong enough TO be
convincing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

specla. 10 Tho Gazette.

NVUNIH- 70 NHu NaAtIIe.
destructive fire of the 10th ult. the town
council promptly established Dire limit
and prohibited the erection of frame
buildings or their removal from one place
10 another at any point therein. The
ordinance was taken principally from the
one IN existence at Paris DR.. Foster
had a contact out and lumber upon the
ground when II was passed, and being
ordered to desist in the work he will test
the validity OF the measure ia the courts.
Editor Rutherford OF the Times has
purchased brand new prouty power
press, and proposes 20 hold his end of the
He'd for all time.
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He ia welcome.

Special to the Gazette,
TYLEI, Tx, Jan. 2S.-The departure
oil Hon. N. w. Finley for Fort Worth to.
night Is the subject of general regret In
this city. Judge Finley leaves full prac-
tice ~ Tyler and changes his base In order
TO obtain the advantage OF central loca-
ton and wider field. lie has for years
stood in the front rank OF the bar of East
Texas. Combining the characters of a
close student and a successful advocate,
his practice has been varied, running
through both the state and federal courts,
and he will be found an acquisition on
which Fort Worth may well be congratu.
lated.
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a Contractor Hurt.


Special TO the Gazette
MENARDsvILLE, TEX, Jan. l9.--Alr
Joseph L. Haynes, one of the firm Of
Vickory & Haynes, who are contractors
to build the courthouse at this place,
met with very serious accident to-day
At the time the accident occurred he was
at work on the courthouse and while
walking on the sleepers of the second
story, his foot slipped and he tell between
two Of the sleepers, striking his side
upon the sharp edge of one of them. He
was unconscious for some little time, but
he is resting easy at present under the
influence of opiates. His ribs were not
broken, but it was a terrible Jar to him,
and 1t is feared that It will be some time
before he VIII recover from the effects Of
the fall. The courthouse was to have
been completed by the LIST of February,
but on account of this accident its com
Dleton will be delayed. However, it will
be pushed and be ready for use by the
next term of the district court, which
meets in May next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
A GOOD clIzen Of pIttabnrg aone.

Spoclnl " the gazette,
PrTTsBURG, TEX, jan. 23.--Rev. b.
Alternately died yesterday evening at his
residence In P,ttsburg OF pneumonia and
was buried this evening at 4 O'Clock in
the family burying ground, with Masonic
hOnors. Mr.. Alternately came to Texas
in 1864, since which time he has been d
resident of Pittshurg, with the exception
of one or two years he was in the hard1
ware business in Jefferson, which was
directly after the close of the lost cause
Leaving jefferson, he came to this place
and went into the mercantile business.
He had been in the ministry for forty
years. twill be remembered that he was
member OF the constitutional conven-
iion OF 1875. Rev. Il. Abernathy stood
among the people of this place as father
and a man who practiced what he thought
to be right. He was loved by the entire
community, who now mourn his loss. In
honor 10 him business suspended to-day
from II to 1 O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
q. b. MARTINEz.

My son had a Troublesome cs.,H (
the head and throat. For morelIr Y
years we sought medical aid IN rn
watched the gradual progress citI. K
ease with a great deal OF apzidy. Il
while following strictly the hsti
and advice of leading physiciaraIj
MY son from day to day grow I'd
His hearing became so badly III
that he could not hear the tickinl
watch when held close to the oat. I
May | took him to DR.. Prentice, y 4
aides ST., and from that day he kgr|
improve, and continued to grow Id
until he could hear the same wliAi
feet from his ear, or could heariita
In his pocket. His general healal
improved and all bad symptoms
passed away. His hearing is naz
acute that he can distinguish theha
discord in music, in which he 81
progressing very finely. In sholtl
Prentice cured. my son Of bis ca
and Deafness. / sincerely feelthail
recommend DIR. Prentice as possessa
the highest skill and ability, and i
the greatest pleasure in adding mys
mony TO DR.. Prennce's long iistd
umphs. +. 7. MARINE
Manufacturer and Wholesale DsaA
Boots and Shoes. Nos. and 9Asg
street, New Orleans, La.
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Impossible d 4

..., Dr. Prentice win ~,
wick until Feb. s qa
He has been oblIeed as HsE n
until Feb. 1. patisn,.D p's.s 4
from hundreds 81 ~: ~ y.
doing business for '',s s.s
lrespondencc from ny sua
Texas and adjoining y ~
performs operations 's "a
without pain, that ~ y g. 8:
hours to do, Willie rs, s,|
are 10 agonlzing fear 81 s''s''
Is curing c SEES every y ~ e y
gwen up as hopeless ~ u, \, Y.
OF America. " Mt w.
A young man and I
,,,l. cross.eyed, had lIv ss'
ing farms all their Nv" 'ee N.
Ike had always existed d
account Of their cro., ss''ss|
Yesterday they met * 4
Office Of DR.. Prentice Y I,
Fort Worth. They n,' WY
askance. DIR. Prentice ~ y
minute, straightcncd *. 4 \
eyes, and as she was Any, ~ ~
S tl'',. '.l,!,, Office the young r,ss 7.
her, while covering DE Il w 4
his handkerchief, and ass !. ~
minute longer, She wa,h,a g
short space Of time the Y'H
ened the young mans
young lady began 10 yIe,e ~, ~
with admiration, which h w y
ana mutual, aud they ,N ''''
promised to be husband ~.
icacy forbids us TO lnen,,o nv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Special to the Gazette.

BOWIE, Ten, Jan. 28-E. NJ. Alvord,
trainmaster, on the Fort Worth & Denver
City railway, accompanied by mining
engineer, arrived yesterday to see if there
was coal on MIR. AIvord's land. They
said nothing, but from Mr.. Alvord's
countenance we should Judge he found
coal.
The little baby of DR.. Burd died yester-
day. There is good deal of sickness
here now.
Mrs. A, f. Smith left to-day for Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
DENTON.
The Gould system Wants 20 Build From
( Mckinney Ia Denton.
I sv,,,tal -, 80, ta.,,,t,

The Gould system Wants 10 Build From
Mckinney Ia Denton.
special 10 the Gazette.
DESroS, TEN Jan. 2S.--A meeting
was called this morning for the purpose
OF comforting with Mr.. J. b. wailhen,
engineer OF the Could railroad system,
who arrived here last night Judge +. +
Plner presided and Col G. W, Geers
acted as secretary. Mai, Walthen an
n0unced that he was under Instructions
from New York 60 view out route for
an extension of the East Line rail
road from Mckinney 10 Denton,
IL was decided by the meet
ing to send committee Of leading citizens
With the mSior TO assist him. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed' w. j.
Mcneil, w. II, Moyerts aud w. c. McIn-
tosh ON motion Mai. o, L. Poe, A. C.
Ouslcy, ESQ, aud VIM. Burris were added
to the committee. A committee was also
appointed TO correspond with the railroad
officials, consisting of Hon. j. A. Carroll,
II. NJ. Spalding, Judge +. Il. piner,
George Oatman aud George Wilson.
The East Line win be of great benefit
60 Denton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Marine Intelligen

Special 20 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 2S-Arrived ::
Bark j. II. McIarren from Matanzas (;
schooner Annie b. Hoffses, from New
York. Sailed: Steamships New York
and Rio Grande, for New York; ship Car
naryonshire, for Liverpool; banks, Au-
gust Leftler for Liverpool, Herbert for
Liverpool, Favorite for Havre, Crane for
Antwerp, Diana for Antwerp, Inga for
Bremen, CIRQUE for Bremen, Ernst for
Ayr; barkenttne Linda Park for Liver
pool; brig from Boston for England
schooner Il. S. Newman for Boston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Pacific Mall by tho Pacific railroads, led
70 further weakness IN that stock, and II
closed with a loss OF "a The changes, as
compared with thescloslng figures Of a
week ago, are generally nnlmportant, and
are pretty evenly divided between ad
vanccs and declines. Louisville & Nash
villc shows loss Of 81 land Pacific Mall
OF Se. The total sales for the week ag-
gregatc z, O52, 1857, against $3.50, l07 shares
last week
LONDON wooI.sALEs.
LONDON, Jan. 23.--At the wool sales
to-day the market showed less activity
and prices were irregular. Americans
have hitherto purchased the bulk of the
best grade Of greasy merinos. The sales
to.dey aggregated 6l0g bales. Secured
sold at gid to is nd; greasy at sd 10 Is
lad; Cape, secured, at lCu 30 ls Cd;
greasy at Cd TO l0ad; locks and pieces Of
I'D TO l0ld Adelaide, greGsy, at lad To
91d. The other sales were made at I'M.
changed prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
FIBE BtlLS.

have been told by high authority
my daughter Kittie was incuraqS 4
so | sadly gave up all hope lhairI
ling child could ever be restored
had been deaf seven years, who
caused by catarrh. DR.. prentse "
her only one week Then, iorMs
time in seven years, she heard the 49,,
of Shreveport. Two weeks onll ny
Prentice treated my child, ands a
now hear a whisper,
MARGAREr y. Cnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
The Yellow lag Up.

special 10 the GA1ette,
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 23.-Dr. j.
J, Lightall, the diamond king cure-all, is
down with the smallpox, and the yellow
flag floats at full mast over his camp
grounds. He positively refused to 70 to
the hospital, in consequence of which his
entire company, numbering some twenty
pr ople, have been quarantned in charge
of two sanitary inspectors. Like the
others who have taken the loathsome dis
ease he has 1t in very mild form. No
other new cases are reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
COLORADO.

Temperatures Council Organized shooting
Array,
Correspondence OF the 1aSotto.
COLORADO, TEN, Jan. 23.--Dr. j. w.
Young, temperance lecturer from Ten
ncssee, addressed the people at the
courthouse last night. After the feature
he organized council, composed Of some
ten gentlemen aud fifteen ladies.
The bohtail train ran INTO an express
truck this morning while hacking down
70 the depot, cutting the tongue IN two
and sprnging the wheels.
Last night young niaA ~ She Rauio OF
johnson and Chinaman who keeps y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

special TO the Gazette.
GRANpvmw, TEX, Jan. 20 Constable
Bennett arrested u negro man last night
for having pistol He gave his name as
John Boles, claims to be from the Indian
Nation and was on his way to Austin.
lie Is hard looking case Not being
able TO pay fine of SIS nc was sent 70
the county jail.
Rev. II r. Coleman OF Louisville, Ky,
grand lecturer OF the Masonic lodge OF
Kentucky, arrived in town this morning.
He will lecture the lodge here tonight;
he will also give public lecture at the
Baptist church tomorrow night, subject,
Tho Holy LAID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

water and his frantic cries for help were
heard by the neighbars across the river.
but before help could reach him life was
extinct. II Is supposed that he was IN
dulging 10 his customary Saturday nights
spree and wandered too close 70 the edge
OF the water. The rema MS were viewed
by the coroner and his jury at p. IN
who adjourned till Monday morning 10
complete the inquest. Felipe was about
sixty years old and has no family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Pres. State B,d 81 sntS,r Aa MN.
DIAMOND Clrrl

Two magnificent diamonds IN.
IA karats can be seen in tne ny
dow at Tully's jewelry store. N,
long to DR.. Prentice, who viii n,
as a present to any person whos
of his testimonials to be unuvs
offer is made that people may "a,
the truth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

RIsGTowN, Pa, Jan. 20 IA collision
occurred on the Catawissa branch of the
Philadelphia Reading railroad this morn
ing, by which two men were instantly
killed and Two fatally injured Two
freight trains gong ia opposite directions
were, by the mistake Of officials, sent out
on a single track.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
A woman rhat lived for Others.

Specitl 70 Nlt 'stAtttts
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. pa Maggie
Dyer, known as Sister Mary Regisa, q
protested member OF the Sisters Of the
Incarnate Word, died this morning at
Santa Rosa inhrmary. A native Of Ire
land born in County Kerry, she came 10
4, xas, and vas received as postulant,
July 23, 1888. Whilst still novice, she
was chosen as one of the band who were
sent TO open the hospital at Fort Worth.
Shortly after the burning OF that institu-
ton, she gave signs Of the insidious dis
ease consumption, which has finally cut
short her life Of charity and zeal. Re-
turning to Santa Rosa intrmary, where
she has just breathed her last, she
cha med all the community by her
sprightly disposition, her feryent piety,
her unaltcrable patience, and her devo-
ton TO the charitable order with which
she became identified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

s1AhMEnIHG OR sTuTrERul

I am 10 years of age and has'|
troubled with stammering or stsl's'
nearly all my life, at leas, since
remember. 1t became so annoylF
me that l recently went TO New v's'
to see if / could find relief. lVSM
commended to DIR. Prentice, No. y y
AIDES street, New Orleans. ! was ", x
the management of the Doctor le 3
time for thirty minutes, and | lasens
suffered on word or had the lea''s
ficulty in articulation since.
A. GoEuE
DonaldsonyiIp'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
THE 8XZETTFs Fort WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. JANUARY "a

restaurant In West end had some words,
and the result was johnson shot the
>hinamen In the ieit hand and knee, then
left. The officers are utter him.
Mccall Bros. & Rotan sold big bill OF
groceries 10 ranches north Of here, To-
Gated near yellow House CANYON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
investigation Of Or. preniI.. !.
ist of Eve, Ear, Caa,,s I /
Chronic Dissa, 1, z

The president Of the NJ
health, DR.. j. G. Anderson wv ~.
ascertain for himself and i, Ia w. II
mainly If the reports copee IN y, ", 4
tice were true; so, accor r,.
number of physicians, Ii ,...,
Prentice's Office. lIe SAWS. "
ply astonished. In thirtv X. Y
Prentice Strengthened eleven ".
Not a moan or cry II pain w
each case took the doctor ny IS, y
minute. He is a wonder. ! 4.
too much of DR.. Prentice AZ ; =, q
and thorough physician. Wa \.
fessional, look upon catarb as \.
but | am convinced thar Dr. ~.
cure any case. | am acousI,,'
many that his Treatment M \
from the grave.
Or. J. c ANN.
Pres. State BID OF Sufr,y. NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Morgan Items.


spUcEuI 70 inc TulGtte.
MORGAN, Ten, Jan. 23.--The majority
of the young ladies and gentlemen in the
city chartered Watson 6 McCary'R omni-
bus last night and repaired to the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. Cole, two miles west of
town, aud had a nice hop.
The Santa Fe pay train passed through
here today, going TO Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24


Or. Prentice has the only Asusa
ter Of its kind in America, no n
invented it himself while N la n
With this instrument the mos p's
and sensitive eyes can be ns's1
glasses so accurately that they Z"
lieved Of all strain, and thus tnsl
recover their lost strength. PIX
fitted and ground to order in till' T.. =
do not change us ordinary giass'ss = 4.
they wear for years and prese''
sight. &.
DIR, Prentice brought with hl'a =,
Europe ten thousand pairs q ~ 's r
nous Tourmaline glasses, whien ~ !.
heat out of the light, rendering Y Y
perfectly cool.
Any number Of references csn ~ \.
of cross eyes Strengthened and Wa 8.
cured by the scientific appllc''
glasses by DIR. Prentice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

oorrespondenco Of tno Galettc.

COOPER, TEX, Jan. 20 Our town is
very dull, the roads being so muddy II is
almost impossible to get to town or from
It.
DR.. II. b. Lorin Of this place has gone
20 New Orleans and expects TO remain I'M
III the last of March in the interest of his
profession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

snoclnl DO thn Gakette.

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 2S.--Police Om-
Ger John Adams, aged twenty eight years,
died rather suddenly this morning. at st.
Mary's inArmafy, from congestion of the
lungs. lie was out on the streets two
days ago apparently we'll His funeral
tomorrow will be attended by tine police
in body.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
PILES AND FlsSIIRr

Forever cured, in one treatment n
using the knife, caustics or am n,
ligature or crushing. Snffefin,
lieved at once, aud the disease an
all time in Just Que Treatment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

LAREDO, TEX, Jan. 28.-Olona Foster,
a two-year-oid child, was run over to-
night by y hack, and her skull was
crushed. The drivers name is Geo. Mas
endo Mall, aud be is now under arrest.
The child is In critical coEdtion, aud
will most likely die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
STATE NEWS.
Doiugs aud happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Wee.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gnzetto by Its
Own Correspondents.
spcolal V tho Gazette.

hpecIW 70 INC Nateltc.
HoUsroN, TEX, Jan. 23.-Mr. Cor.
nelius N Noble, for many years sheriff Of
Harris county, and at the present time
the head OF the Noble detective agency Of
this city, was reported at II O'Clock to-
night az dying.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Drowned at snn Anton,o.
special % the aa1ollc.

'F7VV1"l ~ wv NNNNFfU'
SAN ANTONIO, Tex; Jan 2g.--F Felipe,
an aged Mexican tanner who has lived la
San Antonio for a long number oi wears.
was drowned IN the river Tonight az the
foot az Market street. The splash in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Ear puro nndrel,nblo cood.

Go TO Howard Tully's, lie buys his
stock from the leading reliable jewelry
houses ~ the United States. At this
house you get what you pay for. Goods
Gold low for cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Ihere Is nothing TO excel new hat for
. lady except bottle OF pcrfuiaery from
tne large assortment at +. NJ. Wells drur
store. y 80 y "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

There Is nothing 90 excel new hat tor
a lady except bottle OF periumery from
the large assormeBt at Il. II. Wells tirug
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Equitable aud Mutual 5-ccnt cigar, and
La Belle Russo, the famous l0cent cigar,
Mt T.. NJ Wells, 500 Houston and Eft
teenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Carload CALIFORNIA y.rs,.,,..

-, = ~ 'Eh"FftHIVss
The Fort Worth Grocer company Is inst
Z, receipt OF carload Of California cab.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

My eyes have been very oaa'5 az <
all my life. They were 50 'as a h
was told that if ] had them opsso ,.;..,.
l would lose my sight. pr H..
Strengthened them in about v
and mr. sight was better a 0p
following day went on an eAeg't ~
the Spanish Fort. ! did mol ess@ (:
bandage after the operation, Z.
LouIs MAh.'s 4
Whitehall. ST, James, ~ a
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18
NOVEMBER. 9th. 1856.
MY THIRD "TRIP TO THE CITY =

A call will convinced You that NJ. G.
Cramcr has huc stock Of goods make
Mention of a few Of the many new
things just been put in stock.
The finest lot of Underwear in the town
the only one that has the Astrachan Jersey
in the town.
Another new lot of Shoes of every de
scrlplion Sprcia.iic, on Ladies' and Gents
Gums
Do not forge, that line Of Ladies Astva-
chan Short Coat, and the new market OF
latest styles. Can get You any size TO fit if |
have not in stock.
My Notion Stock is very full. Hoods
Children + Coats. Shawls, skirts &c, &c
Examine tramor's D cent. Syrup. New
Orleans Molas~cs just received.
llominy at Cramrr's. !A1mores Mmcc
Meat at Cramcr's.
\ fine lot of uncanvasscd Hams, just re-
received along Will, uncanvasscd and can
vassrl shoulders. Ask YOU kindly to call
and examine my stock before purchasing.
Yours, Nj, c. CRAMER.
Catoctin clarion., 1886-11-18

No EVENING Archbishop
Ryan, of the Catholic church, in carrying
out the ,lccrrrs of the recent council at Bal
timorr, has cnoincl the priests of thi, dio-
ccsc from performing marriage ceremonies
in the evening. He insists that weddings
in church mus, take place with nup'al
mass or, falling in that as early in the after
noon aS possible. Under none but the most
urgent circumstances will a marriage ccrc
mony he allowed to take place after sun,
down