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The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Itch, Prairie Mango, and scratches Of
every kind cured in 80 minutes 10y Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other.
This never fails. Sold 10y DR.. A. Lcwem-
thai, Druggist, Brookhavcn, Miss.
feb Ill VI.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04
Publication Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss

IlANU OF T IL Y n sTtNNtV-N' HIIENs'., 7
February Is, 1s36.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed nutice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proUf will he
made hriure the Judge, az In his absence
the Chanrery Clerk, OF Lawrence county
at Monticello, Miss, on March 26th.
1856, viz. jesse o. Sutton, Homestead
No. 1922, for the FL Sw4 and w set sec
ton %. township north, range 10 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
j. +. Hartzng, w. j. Bass, G. w. Hart
cog. A. Fairly, all of Silver Creek, p. o.,
Lawrence county. Miss.
JAS. ID. STEWART.
q. REGISTER.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

BY this showing it will be seen that the
successful candidates were Mcssrs. Bren-
nan, Hurst Atkins, Lewis, KrausS,
Baker, Storm and ConneTly. McsSrS.
Atkins and Baker were members of the
old Board, and Mr.. Brennan, promoted to
the MayorsLip. was also an Aldermen on
the old Board. The rest are all new men,
but amply qualified for the positions to
which they have been chosen, closely
identified with our domestic interests,
and we confidently expect for the next
two years will give us Il good, economical
city administration.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure For sale 10y Daughtry II
Smylie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Strike at the fountain-hcad, the source
of evil Is it worms that has destroyed
the health of your child! Give Shriner's
Indian VermiIuge before it is too late.
Only % tents "a bottle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Danger A neglected cold or cough may
lead to Pneumonia. Consumption or other atal
disease. Strong's Pectoral Pills VIII cn'e
cold as by magic Best thing for dyspepsia, in
digestion, sick headache as thousands testify.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

SHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY, posi-
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, aud
Canker Mouth. For sale by Daughtry N
SmNlie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04
JUST RECEIVED AT POWELL's

JNDA -NI1OI1A I'D III y w III ~
SHREDDED or Rolled Oats, Fresh Barley,
GritS,
Rolled or Cracked Wheat, .Spiced Pigs
feet,
FRESH California and Bosneless Hams
A Fresh consignment Oh that fine Flour,
Fresh Creamery Bntter and choice
Cream Cheese,
Fresh double Refined Cooking Oil.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

"HACKMETACK" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents. Fol
sale by Daughtry Il Snyic.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shluh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. For sale by Danghtry Il Smy-
lie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bour
don, Ind, says: ''Both myself and wife
owe orr lives to Shi!oh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by Daughtry 81 Smy-
lie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief Price
10 cts, so cts. and 81. For sale by
Daughtry & SmNlle.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04
BROO KHAVEN MARKET.
Prices Current Corrected Weekly

Neal, $500
Flour, Sal
Bacon, 7iTs9c
Lard, 1Oac
Hams 100 he,
Sugar, :! a Zoe
Coffee, li1ljc
Rice, ga Zoe
tobacco. 40075c
Butter. 2Iu Zee
Salt, fine, Sl.50D
Calico, SAFE
Brown Domestic, Sa9c
" " 5701c
Blcachcd TAI
Cotton-Good ordinary, Ia
Low middling, 75cG0
Middling, 74a
Eggs, 15Q
Chickens, 0S2. 40
Hides-green salted4 &c
- Dry sailed, Ease
Flint, o09c
Wool-Washed, 20c
- Unwashed, 15c
" Slight bury, l2lc
:, Medium bury, Sc
" Bad bury, &c
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

SHILOH's CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough ard
Bronchitis. For sale by Daughtry q
SmVlie.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

THAT HACKING Cough can he so quick
~ cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee,
il. For sale by Daughtry Il Smylie.'
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Powell sells Garden seeds from X.
Craig g. Co., Memphis, Tenn, which a
superior to any seeds sold.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

You can rely on getting what You buy at
kOhlmau's Great Cash House.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

No use to enumerate any article you cal
find everything at lowest cash prices II
K0hlman's Great Cash House.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Kohlman knows cash is a scarce article,
therefore his prices are graded according
~.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

hoffman is still offering the same rea
bargains as previously announced.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

When you visit Brookhaven he sure to
drop into Koilman's Great Cash House, if
oniy Ia get his prices. No trouble to
show goods.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Knlman has a big stock aud desires to
unload come along with your cash.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04

Go to Powell for genuine Eastern see,
Potatoes.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-03-04
The City Election.

The election last Monday for city oil
cers-Mayor, Marshal, and six Aldermen -
created lively interest, but passed off in
a most orderly manner, the best of humor
PREVAIL ~ OH all sides. There was to-
tai vote cast of 233, out of n register of
over 2GO, as follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
Drugs ana medicines.

Drugs-Bark cinnamon per ID 1870, Peruvian
CSC 70 90; bordS, reilnod, l2c 70
l4c; hicnrhunato OF soda, Englah, &c
copperae 30 To scl cnchinodia, per %
% 10 $50 CASTLE soap per ~ 10 10 ~ cream tar
TAR q. r.. per n ~ 10 4bo chalk lump, per % =
to Sc calomol, i. q W., 70 to 500 kngiiah, PEI
n, hottie Included, 90 70 10, cllloral hydratp
per ID 80 to ~ chlorofnnn per NJ. bottle In.
cudcd, 20 TO SUci composition powccr por n
Doc. Dovcra per % 100, Epson salts per
n, 70 &c. Gum opium, per %, = - 70 10. Gun
on castor mnchinc, IS to zoe; OH castor per gal
1 90 to 00c OIL lard, winter strained, % 80 lic
oil, lard, No, /. Coo Quinine, P.& Mnpor on, $50
can, soc. Flower sniplur, ~ TO Dc ANN
81 10 DO. Prescription yialn, ny cRge, O. pei
ent. on, broken, 90 and 90 ppr cent. Oh
ShowReB, sea list prlcea, Rebate pat. med, al
list Thayor's Fluid extracts, ~ nor cent, OH
4. ~. Fluid extracts, % per cent. on. Essential
olle, 81. Louis HIST Fluid extracts, y. q p.'s new
list, - por cent Oh.
Paints-Sricily pure white lead, 81. Iouli
price, freight equallsed; apirit6 tnfpcntinc Ald
BIC; boiled OH G2dG5c,
The sherman. Williams Colors-,lyory drol
black, il per N, loci Englah coach black, POI
% 100 lamp blGck, IL per n, ICE. tUitrhnarin,
, blue ~, ~, lic, blue paint Is o. raw Turkey
umDer ~ nc, burnt Turkey amber " %. raw
Italian sienna IL VIC, burnt Italian sienna Is Nc
vaudyke brown Ii gc.PAflR green IN lie, Chrome
j.. N. q. and 70. q. ls lic, American vcrmllion j
zoe, Indian red u Ito, yanitan red 10 bg l2ic q
to DC, hromo elbow l.. NJ, N, O, & ID, q. II
/ lil, Yellow ochre HIS ID gs 25s DC,
Distcmpcr olors--Iyory drop black 25Ci raw
Turkey umber zbc: burnt Turkey nmber Csc
raw Italian sienna Poe, Italian burnt sionni
&c Vandykc brown 2ac.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Prints-standard urints, new styles, 5loi Al
lens fanc!es 5lp; American 5ici Arnold &c
Belmont DC; Berwick 4cj Charter Oak 4tc
COnestogR SIC; DnpGiTk dc; Dunneli-Jac-
guards Dc Dnnnel-datines 0lci Gloucester
SO; Hamilton staple atyles bic; Iaricl blc
Lodi 4lc. Manchester &c; Pacific $50; South.
bridge Sc steel River 6sc; simpson linen
hnish 5ic; Windsor bic; fancy p.pke 6tc
slater solids ftc, Peabody solids bic: Borlir
ilc; St0el River chintz DC.
Heavy Brown Bbeeting--Atantic L - bic
Albany A A ~ &c; Atlantic 3 A "a 6ri Clifton
q q q "a &c. Lawrence LLf,4 BIO; Rutland Z
q ~ Gic; Slcndag 4 A "a Ole; Enterprise X
~ &c; Tam O5hnnter ~ blc; Chapman A
"a Sc; Belfast X ~ 5lc; Rose Valley ~ 7cl
First Prize "a sc; Argyie ~ slci Busy Bee
wide Brown shecsing- Lowell IS a 1850: PEN
broke 10 4 Igc. Monadn0rE 1914 1870; LancaetoI
l0-4 lSc. Pepperell 40 alci Boston lo'4 2scl
Wide Bleached sheeting--Qol Boston sc,
1914 Pepperell 2sc; 10 4 Pembroke 20ci 1914
M0nadnOrk l0lc; 1914 Lowell l9c, 1914 Lock
wood Aci 90 QninnebaTy &c; 90 Pembroke
1oIoYed Ducks-Monfaup d $40; Boston ssos
1910; Everett II ID lies Phtuxent iD-oz l2sci
Engic brown llci Warren mills llAr,
Ilckinge--An oskcaH A q a i2c Arnenpha "A
Lc; Cornwall d SIC; Whittsnton boo lYci Glen
Riddle Nj Lewiston So-inch liAo; Ocean elei
iiiekory siripee.-Kxtrn srout, blue or brown
PEI Mcchan'es blrc, re-, JcWett CITY lei itQsl
Hlegrl binann0 brown 9ci Eagle, blue SCI I'M
caavilic -, Columbian We
6luQtuiuf--XNpRYr ~ Pjupket 1krf GirtFoW
faicinn ~ GIalfON drclA ffylc6 eic Brighton
0lc, Earlsfon blc, fpo,ch Bookf0ln 90; fVa@
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
I,ullaloe mntorIai.

Lumbor4-R ongh lumbor boxing " incnos
and under, frat. class ~ 00i etfipplnE ANY, ~ WI
thick clcers II md u 2lou; rough lam a..n.
second class 1900; joliet and scanillns cuiis
IL 80. , ~ -.
second, do, "a 90; third do, 70 90; poplar 70 "
@l7 90; native pine, 4, - oOi nause PINE 4
Dressad and slatcned Floorng-Fi rst class
90 90; second class " 90.
pressed Lumber Baking II inches ana M
dor, 10 90; do bxg 70 90, ecantling. iolht q sny
common lumber 20 00i hoaing over y inonss
20 0ol thich clear y TO a anaS " W s1con'
class any kind 20 90. "a .anas
White Pine Furnishing i.unber-l y anus
inch wide white pine 10 O0i l'inch 90 oy
whlto pine 80 90, % do n %: "a 90 sai pppi,aI
Z % OOto "a 20 poplar y " 70 ny ", HAHfH
pine ~ 90; do 20 70 4a
shingles White pine a boOi 90 ehApnp
los; do extra No. 50i cypress nhAt, wv
brand, b 90, do NOS 42t do No, 54pi hhitse
sawed heart 90; Gaps co. asAA
square Or Nat, 1905 yellow pine ao svV' i''n'
Limo, Gemeut. ote. -jime, Apstini % pcf
Dbl. cement, L0uleyille Or kofanhlsl q l ~
bbi Port and, % per hbl plnstci paia .,, " ~,
YORK or Michigan, cooper DBL; plaster nA't ~
per bu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
GEORGE TOWN.
Work of the Criminal Court--A Sensational
Elopement.

Work of the Criminal Court--A Sensational
Eiopement.
Special TO the Gazette
GEORGETOWN, TEX, Jan. 20. r The
criminal docketwas taken up last Monday
in the district court and the following
cases were disposed of during the week /;
irwin Muir ay, c0lored, murder, verdict
OF guilty IN the first degree aud punish
ment assessed ut death; clearinghouse,
theft of Il horse, guilty. four years in the
penitentiary; VIII Griffin and Jim Gear
ing, theft of horse, pleaded guilty, four
years each; Il. T. Clanton, murder, YER
dict of murder in the second degree,
twenty years; A. Holman, theft OF cattle,
not guilty; J. A. kanaman, theft OF a
horse, not guilty; Tom and ELAN Richet-
son, theft of horse, two cases against
both. plea OF guilty in one and acquittal
in the other. Court adjourned to Monday
morning.
on last night our home club gave a mu.
! sicale and dramatic entertainment to an
apprecIative audience. 1t was grand
/ artistic success and al are highly pleased
with the ability displayed by the members
| of the club.
] Quite an amount Of scandal has
| been created here by the reported elope
ment of Pete Coe, respected citizen Of
our county, with the wife of Scott, also 0
well-known citizen of our county. Mrs
/ Scott has been in Missouri for severa
( months, and Coe sold out all his property
last week, aud left to meet her. Mrs
/ Coe has instituted suit for divorce. Scot
Z is seeking aid to ~ after his children
who are with his wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
must bc fatal to q growing and advancing
life
wAYsIDE NOTES,

The Fijians have Just been celebrating
the iuOilee Of the Introduction OF Christi
auity into the islands. By way OF COM
memorating the event the Rev. j. Calvert,
Tor nearly forty years missionary among
these people, has prepared a volume en-
titled edible Pictures for Our Pets" and
the Religious Tract society Of London has
engaged TO distribute among the islanders
5000 copies Of the work.
''It London did not have its 400 city
missionaries" said the earl OF Shaftes-
bury, sit would require 10000 more po-
llce.n
The First Congregational church at
Nashua, New Hampshire, has celebrated
its 200th anniversary.
The present earl OF Sbaftesbury I'M
yelled a few days ago a monumental bust
OF his father In the King Edward Ragged
schools. AN parties vie in doing honor TO
the deceased Christian philanthropist.
His memory Will not soon be forgotten,
and his example will live for good for
generations TO come.
new Hebrew weekly, the jewish Re.
J, former, has made its appearance. Rabbi
Kohler is chief editor, and Doctors +. G
Hirsch Of Chicago and Adolph Moses 81
| Louisville are his associates. The paper
advocates the platform and principles o
the Pittsburg conference, and is published
in the English language, with exception o
four pages, which are in German text.
The question OF admitting ladies' to TIL,
meetings OF the B'nai Birth lodges Is be
ing discussed among the Hebrews.
This year Easter falls on April 20. Th
day is Sunday. Easter, II Is said, has no
fallen ON the same date since 1874.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
|IIEIOUS GLHANINGS.
u.,rt and Natures Volume
the BIissfuI Hope
Of Immortality
|,.,.,sDted wine at the Communion
~ p,sbop paret's Persist
~ sabbath Observance.
~ sccts, Countries aud Be
~ 80 80, ryji to the BIest Land
OF Judea.
CHURCH noricEs.

side gapis, church. SUNDAY sUr"sr IS school at
nd - J. D. Ralnwater superintendent
~. y, ~ the pastor, J. 5. Gillespie at u a.
\ ct night ,,,.,.,,.,
ono .necIal Young Mems Christian
r. Y. .e - this afternoon at o'clock
AuO" WIN ~ Presbyterian church Rev.
fen "a Rsy. NJ. Tinnon will make
~ ~ There viii be singing by Mrs.
nd Others. ladies and gentlemen are
r,ltcd to be present
i n service at the Fourth street Method,
1- church, soutb, corner Fourth ana
'sSy rey. A. A. Allison, pastor, sun
,A w, ,cschefs' meeting at9 am. sunday
suV ,a.,s j M. Geo. II, Mulkey, super.
~, sermon ut II a. m. and : p. m.
usD" .,s,or seats free. The public
ID.
4 h,,lapd Presbyterian church, corner OF
\ nd taylor streets. Rev, Il. NJ Tinnon
prescb,pg at II q. m. and 1880 p. m
4 astor. sunday school at $3.50 q. IN
,..p GOOD music and u cordial welcome
4 wbo viii attend these services.
. ,a,o,,,s church, corner Rusk and Eas
\ ,,ros,s Third sunday after Epiphany
!, school at $3.50 q. M; morning prayer
i aod sermon ut IL q. me- evening prayer
srmon at7;Sop, m
j .,,v Mission, corner st. Louis and Annie
q. sunday. school at 3:3Op. m.
4 and Presbyterian church, Jones street
4 second, Rev. ID. NJ. Moore pastor
service al II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
&0lat945 j W. sparklin, superintendent
Ssdial invitation to all.
4 ,.,,an church, cornerof Sixth and Throck
a M streets. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7'S
a Nv Elder j. W. Jon S. sunday schoo; s'S
81 Thepublic invited
N paurs Methodist Episcopal church, cor
.1klplh and aain streets. Rev. II. J. Crisi
= sunaay scaool $3.50 u. M, Prof. T.. NJ
4 superinteudent. preaching at II q. NJ
Il VA. A. j. hnson, president Texas Yves
/. college. seats free. Public cordial
No
!, N Worth Presbyterian church, corno
Nm and Calhoun streets. Usual services a
lIchurch 10 ny. Preachl' e at IL O'Clock
!. nd i.sop. IN, sabhath-school at . 80 o'cloc
81 8. NJ. Fry, snperi tendent Pral er-me
"Wednesday 1T 1880 O'Clock n m, Ro t. |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
qRonucE, PROVISIONS. 1--we STOCK
st. Louis.
pRnIlni.Ir.


ST. Louis. No. Jan, 2i.--Flngr-.steady
Xxx 50 O0u3 70. FANNY IS 1908 30; Uxtra
IS G5a4 20 patent "a D0o5 10.
Nhcai-Actye, weak and lower cioflng s'alr
lower than yes erdayi No. red irh s9l Jan
ugry s9im0Or, clDsiuH 500 bid Fnbrnar spd
9ric, closing soc; March 9l3asllc, closing ellc
Mny 9ilQa5lc, closing 9ilc
Co,n~-Wcuk and fairly active, closing ic be.
low yesterdly; No. 2 mixed cash b5ici req
runrS MlGHtc, closing SIC March bia55tc,
closing 5llc; Mas 37ga5Iic, closing 52@Sllc
Oats-Flrm, but very dan 30 IA Aed
cash use May 3ll03ac.
PROVISIONS
Cornmeal--Flrmer ~ 81 s3al 30,
Mhisky-stendy az 81 10
Woul-Fairiy active and tlrmcr tub washed
27085c; unwAshed l7a23c; resas WOOL l0r lS.c
rroyislons-very dun and easy
POrk--Sll 10.
TArd--S6 00aG %
bulk Meats--I Dose lots unchanged; oOxei
lots long eienr 50 1905 So; short ribs 20 SSd
5 n. short clear 50 45ab 10
Bacon. Long clear IS 50; short Ribs 81 iDa
. 90 short clear 80 90
1--we STOCK.
Cattie-Receipts 100; shipments 40; Drm
good O choice shopping 81 sono foi common
10 medium - D0at 90; butcher ste - - go
20; cows and heifers - 2saSf1i siockeFs and
feeders IS OO4i 10.
nogs-Eeceipts 1000; active and ilrm - Sp1
49,
sheep Receipts $50; shipinents 700; market
strong and higher; 80 500i "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
MISSION LIBER4LITY.


In aidinr the work OF missions in the
West, do not imagine, good people, that
they OF that section are not doing their
part towards sustaining the work, We
know of cases where men have morteaged
their real estate at 70 per cent. interestin
order to give Of their means to erect
house of worship, or help sustain the
preached word, and thereby entaiied an
Indebtedness, which, with low prices Tor
the products of their grain fields, has
taken wears TO wipe out. And business
men OF town, with no church home OF any
kind, but recognizing the conmetclai
valne Of n church and an educated
preacher to a community, give literally 70
mild the one and sustain the other. In
proportion 10 their means, the MEN oil the
West are more liberal Ia hele'aS TO srs-
tain such work than are the men oil inc
East
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Bar iron s. 90, Norway DC, No, 2. pheet iron
i3r, No. "a y sheet iron 40 galvanized sheet
iron 9aglc, No. 4 sod lie, No / do l5lc, 20x2S
roofing n lti@ibc, lix2p and loNia pat do n
aS 30, tinner'B wire 80 nor cont on, tinncr'f
stock 40 per cont off, cook stoves With ware
10 50a25 90 do with trimming II b0@5g 90,
Wood Work-MaRon aXlea 0ocdi OOi Tongues
p0caI 90 slngletreeB 7fi boisters boo; sposcf
1903 90; felloeH 1902 10: donblctreea 25u
Or; neck yokes ] b0H2 90, plow beams 6Od65s,
pillow handles 7An2 so.
/, Nnils-r3 10 kcg, basis l0d-'Bnrden horse shoe
per Reg, 20, perkins DO ", Walker do 900
burden mule q 90, Northwestern horho shot
nails, No. 4 DOC, No, 26c, No, q go, No. gle,
No s 20c '1nke's" No. 4 4bc, No. 0 25c, No, Z
go, No 20c. No 100; Anaablc do No. i5e
No. &c, No. o 2ic, No. Zoe, No. ise.
Aliscellancoue--1race chains No. = per pain
l0c pillow aingleirses per do1. ~ plow double
trees per don 0 %; stock bella 80 per cent On
door locks 20 to 00j wood scrcwe, 30 and II
per cent OF l. l. case door butts 90 and 10 per
cent Oh cut and tiancd tacks 90 per cont OIL.
coffee mills 40 per cent OF, blind hingee 90 and
10 per cent or carriage boits GSnpd ~ per cent
on pillow bolts 30 par cent on: piece TN ware 6u
per cent on deep stamped ware ~ pcr cent on
shhllow stamped ware 90 per cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
pALEsrINE.
MllrrrrR.

Rlest land OF Judea. thrice halowcd OF song.
Whore the hollest of memories pilgrim like
throng,
sea,
ON the hills of thy beauty, my heart is With
thee.
with The eye of q spirit look OH that shore,
Where pilgrim and prophet have Iinger'd be-
fore
with the glide OF spirit traversed the sod
Made bright by the steps of ,he angels OF too.
Blue sea OF she hills,-in my spirit hear
Thy waters, Gene -aret, cDime on my ear
Where the owlY d Ju't with the people sat
down,
And thy spray on the dust OF liis sandals was
thrown
10, Bethlehem's hin site before me Is seen,
With the mountains around and the valleys be
tween,
There rested the shepherds nf Judah, and there
The song of the angels rose sweet on the air.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
THE OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.
Hebrew Chronicle.

Why should the Sabbath continue TO be
violated and encroached upon-that good
aud happy day, destined in all its sacred
me- and congeniality to confer dignity on
man, to reader him happy here and pre-.
pare him for the better and higher life OF
the future--the day appearing in unmis
taxable characters In the decalogue--a
day coeval with the creation9 Let US be
assured that the Sabbath is observed
properly, that no work Is done thereon,
that the Israelite and his beast are at TEST,
that he is enjoying himself in his domes-
tic circle at the proper season, cheering
the heart of some way-worn traveller with
some portion of his fair; let US be assured
that such is the Sabbath OF the Israelites
AS practiced by the collective body Ia
America, and we will admit that we are
indeed advancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24

Saddles Raised stamp California ~ QDdla 90,
plain California % 00ob0 0Oi loose corng,-
tree ~ uua30 ~; tluh cUue % Aueiil. Tdka
10 OOd ~ %; fun rigs 60alg t0s RIA black or
Oiled, 9 d08lO 90; eide saddles lo~N %.
Pockets rockcta o012 boi lla'nh goat oVn
son
Supra Eureka nickel with strapa isi 10,
dianola ~.
Team Whipp--per doz. 90 10 10 QQi qulrts per
doz. % 10 ~ O0i breast etrape WIN hnoh AM
snaps per doz. 90 70 ~ CO., gtirrup lenthprss wv
sizes, per dOz 90 TO n 90 grihs per d0s, oVtv
10 OOi hnltnrA web, per dOx. ~ matters, lsnihnf,
per do9 10 10 to M 90 saddle bugs per doz. ~ w
cartridge .bclts per doz7 90 TO IL 0;hamc Straps
per doz % to 80 ..
Collars Duck 90, leather 10 10 70 y %; Init.
Scotch whhng sowed II 30, heavy sonuriM sl'ns
and duck Il 7b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
LOCAL MARKETS..
orrInr an rnr GArrrrr.

jan. - ToNUl
The day was almost featnro,csa IN the arone
markets, the cold weather restricting oflerltg ~
of country products, and also acting as a check
on the local retail trade. rlicys remain very
fir In all staples, ard quotations arr not mare
rally changed For the business week
clos ng to-day there has been some
gain over the week preceding.
This gain applies 10 cotton, which has boon
more In dcmane by buyers, owing To a better
movement In Liverpool After holding back
for some time huyers finding factors unyiuld
Ing, and receipts continuing light. went ~ ~ n
pretty live rate and a large aggregate OF sal .
resulted, hctter European advice light re
ceipts and reduced cIop os,inaieB oerA.
riOnrd the Improvement and betterrd the tone
In spite of tight receipts, however, storka have
increased during the laHt fuw days, aud 1t Is ~
dlni 'ult rs ever 10 tell what the fnture VIII
bring forth IN regard 10 prcee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-24
RrL1GIoN ANp oR.L1rY,

1t is not often now that DR.. Card, the
eminent principal of Glasgow university,
breaches away from the university. When
he does he always says something, and he
Is Invariably listened to by an eager
crowd a few Sundays ago he preached
in Greenock, his native town. He told
his hearers that religious belief was gen.
orally, so far as the individual was con-
cerned, pure accident. The Protestants
and Presbyterlaus OF Scotland might have
been Roman Catholics, and no doubt
would have been, had they been brought
up in France or Spain. But apart from
creeds there was the pure and there was
the impure--the selfish and the self
sacrificing. Tenderness, uprightness, In-
tegrity and civic purity were not always
monopolized by men connected with the
church; and, after all, these were the
tests of character. AT the same time true
religion and high morality were INSOFAR
ably connected True religion could not
be concealed nor could it contradict
| itself.