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Louisiana State Lottery Company,
Commissioners.

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We the undersigned Ranks and Bankers VIII
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
teries which may be presented at our counters
j.. III. OGLESBY. Pres Louisiana NATL Bank
j. w. kILBRETH. Pres. State NATL Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans NATL Bank
Incorporated in lsS for 25years by the Legisla.
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with q capital of 81 ,000,0o0-to which q reserve
fund Of oyer $4,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made a part of the present state Constitu-
ton adopted December ID, A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people Of any State.
II never scales or postpones.
It's Grand Single Number Drawinga
take place monthly, and the Extraordinary
Drawings regularly every three months instead
Of S~emi-Annually as heretofore.
A splendid opportunity to win a fortune. 18th
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Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, November
81, IS~s6-I9sth Monthly Drawing.
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Trarelers' Guide,

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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. R.
On and after NAY 8, 1856, Trains will run as
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Bur she didn't marry him, so firm was
her father in his cruelty. No doubt she
thought the very apple of little Cupid's eye
was out, but she plunged from friyolty in
TO art. An Apollo of an artist, of the BO-
hemian type, went mad for her. h Is
how the climax anne:
Suddenly, andto my intense surprise, he
pronounced my name:
Virginia"
Ii was a whisper almost, and spoken as
one might breath the name of saint.
Virginia"
Then, with a low cry, he stepped a pace
or two and dropped on his knees again.
Glove you adore you. l have brok-
en- your heart. my angel, but it was love
that forced me to it, Forgive me, and tell
me if you can that there is hOpe-a shadow
Is enough. Hope some day that l may
nreSS Won to nv bosom and call you mine
mine for eternity! Virginia, heal me, do
not look so cold and cruel; you are stone
yhite-I am burning! l have loved you
since the first moment / saw you. / wish
nv heart were dust for you to trample on
# il NAV not beat forever close to yours.
With YOU as my bride l could conquer
worlds. | could become an Angelo, q
Rubens; without you l shall die"
He seized my hands and covered them
with kisses.
s.Mr. Barr, Mr.. Barr! / can not lisen to
Won further. Let me go-yOu are mad. "
eyes, l am mad-mad with love for you
sweet Virginia"
"Pardon me, " said, ''for the pain that
I cause You. My presence can only increase
your suffering. / will leave you, and II
Won wish we will talk of this tomorrow. ,"
ITo-morrowr' he answered, there may
he no tomorrow. 1t is still.tO-day. Still
to-dayw' he replied, with n sort of chuckle,
81 will live to-day, though l may die to-
morrow. My goodness, my queen Is here
and lOye-lcve-lOye!'
With q bound he folded me in his huge
arms and pressed my face against his lips
three times in q mad embrace.
Coward! Wretch screamed, but l
pOwerleSs as q babe.
He let me co.
He who won the millionaire miss did so
in this scene:
+. He made a motion as though to wave
that consideration aside. NO n can
take your place. But that is not all Let
us sit down, Miss Bailey; 1 have something
to saw to you. / had meant to say it very
soon, but it must be said now or never. l
love you"
Itrembled like o leaf at this ayOwal-l
did not even yet know why.
"I love you from the bottom o fmysoul,'
he said, once more, and now his words
were poured out in q passionate flood, to
which 1 listened with = strange joy that
thrilled me through and through
Dorothy in "a Politicians Daughter
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Railroads.

DENNSYLvANIA COMPANY, oPERATING|
Il Cleveland and Pittsburg z. X.
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
rected TO OCTOBER s, ~lS6-Central Standard
Time.
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Naturally this is different from the woo
ing of a clergyman who, in miss Melinda
Opportunity" proposed by letter in thi
way:
"You must have seen from the beginning
and have wondered by what right l show
ed so much but never went beyond.
think now that / should have tOlt
you at the beginning what mad,
me hesitate to speak. My mother
was dying. My sister was dependent upOl
me. A country minister has small margin
and l know marriage was impossible. Nov
mother is gone. You know-you hav,
long known-what l most want for thi
life. Write me that l may have it, Milly
and that you will come to m e need you
| can not do without you"
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DHNApH
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 2l.-Hogs-Dull
common and light 50 5Oa4 80; packing
and butchers So 85a4 80; receipts 3,24Oi
shipments 1920.
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rAsr AND NORTH TO rrrrsBuRe AND CLEVELAND.
STATIONS. A. A. n. A. n. r. n. p. u.
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FINANCE N TRADE.

Money 4 I-2aS per cent-GOverments Dull
and Heavy-Stocks HIgher-Flour I'm
changed-Wheat Higher
NEW YORK, October 21.-Money on call
was active and ranged from AZ to 7per cent.
closingat 5 asked; prime mercantile pa.
per 4a5; foreign exchange dull and
steady.
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Finally, IN THE New Man at RoSsmere"
are these two declarations to the same
woman:
To his dismay, Ursula Ralston, the
uuietest, demurest, most Self-sustained Of
women, suddenly dissolved in a passion of
tears. Don't" he said in q choked voice.
Every tear you shed scalds my heart.
| Ursula, you know that l love you. You
have known it for so many months that 1t
sounds trite TO put it into words. /"
"Please stop" said Sula, growing calm
as suddenly as she had grown tenn
pestuous. ~ am too honest, | hope, to
allow you to continue protestations that
can never result in anything? And why?"
"Ah, my dear friend, why had you dis
turbed the placid current of our friendly
intercourse
THE placid current of friendly inter-
course is not sufficient for ME. 1t must be
moe or less between us, Ursula; which
shall it be-"
This may sound funny to s~coffers, but
let these scoffers put themselves in Ursula's
place and they will speak of 1.-THE placid
current of friendly intercourse, J" too. She
is in such a fix that she does not know
whether she is q widow or still a wife.
Happily her husband proves to be dead
and She amends her reply with a widows
bushes. When the skies have cleared this
scene is shown:
''If you will say to me that you do not
care enough for me to marry me l will go
away from you andnever trouble You again.
Will you say that"
She was as dumb before him rs a sheep
before its shearerS.
"Ursula, do you love nie??'
K
A tremor throughout her slender form
was all his answer.
\ y X \ X
"Oh, my darling, my sweet, l have been
very patient.
She laid her handin his.
And no doubt they all lived happily ever
afterward-whieh bliSsful sentiment may
be regarded rs the knot aforementioned
upon which these avowals are strung.
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The clergyman's successful woOing is less
passionate than the wOoing of Role In
"Justina."
He stopped. Justina could not speak
and there was silence, broken only by the
cracking fire. But he turned now to her
and cried ont bitterly: This is my history.
And Justina, 1 love you with my whole
being. What shall l { o?" He rose and
walked rapidly through through the room.
''What shall l dO9" he asked again, tiercely.
There was but one instant's hesitation.
Then the answer come-low, steady, but
almost breathless. Glove me still, please"
The strong man.broke down. He sank
ON the low ottoman at her feet. my
love-" he cried, and he reached out his
hand.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
WEATHERFORD.
Didn't Know How 20 Have tho License
Read-Educational-P Personal.
cents

Didn't Know How 20 Have tho License
observation-disclosures.
! Special to the Gazette
! WEATHERFoRD, TEX, July ITO day
very novel application was made for
marriage license to Deputy County Clerk
b. f. Akard The application was made
| by Mr.. Hugh Gallagher, who was mar
ried last week to Miss Mary Moore in
Hood county, having obtained license In
| that county, and had the proper authority
to legalize the marriage, but shortly af-
terward they learned that as they both
were Catholics the ceremony had to
be performed by q priest or they would
be excluded from the church, and, decid-
! ing they would obey the rules OF their
church, proceeded TO the county clerks
Office and applied for marriage license.
When Mr.. Akard asked In what name the
papers were to be drawn, Mr.. Gallagher
couldn't, tell, but said the girls name
was Moore before he married her, but IL
was Gallagher now and he did not know
which Of the names to have the papers
issued in. SO to make sure this time
and to avoid the trouble aud expense OF a
third wedding for the Catholic couple,
Mr.. Akard issued two licenses, one to
Mr. Gallagher and Miss Mary Moore and
the other 10 Hugh Gallagher and Mrs,
Hugh Gallagher, at the same time in
structlng, when he had consulted the
priest and found out which OF the licenses
he would use, TO tear the other up, AS II
was only 10 satisfy church rules and not
TO comply with state Laws.
Prof. n. J. Foster, formerly OF Nash,
Tex, Is in the city negotiating for the
Masonic building In which he proposes
to start a special or training school for
males. II Is stated that Prof Foster is a
superior instructor, ana II Weatheriord
can secure him in the way he proposes 10
come with our already unsurpassed
facilities for education we can bosst Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Abbott.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
ABBOTT, TEX, July Mr.. Walter
Page, while out horseback riding last
evening, came near meeting with fatal
accident by his horse stumbling and
throwing Mr.. Page in front of him and
at the same time falling ON him, MASKING
him up considerably. Mr.. Page was
picked up and carried home, and lay in a
state of Inconsistencies until late hour
last night, but he is now convalescing.
The protracted meeting that is being
held at the Methodist church by Rev.
George S. Wyatt, assisted by Reverends
Howell and McMlllen, will be brought to
close on Sunday, the It'll inst.
The threshing season has fairly com
meuced and grain is turning ont much
better than farmers expected. The
largest yield of wheat as reported is
twenty-three bushels per acre.
Mr.. George Brigham, brother of our
townsman, T. i. Brigham, was in from
his ranch, which is located 100 miles
above Colorado City. Mr.. Brigham re-
ports everything dry and hot in his sec
tion of the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
FOE OuTRAGEOrS AssAULT.


Taking Her TO hospital.
NEW YORK, July John Matthews,
aged twenty-one, was arrested yesterday
on charge of having attempted an out
rageous assault on woman named Mrs.
Bapze, an invalid whom he was driving TO
Flatbush hospital on Long island. The
woman made the following statement:
s'When the wagon reached the lonely
road the driver brought the horses to a
walk. He attempted an assault, but |
resisted with all my strength. He went
back to his seat, but stopped the wagon
and renewed his attempt. fought him
and began TO scream; then he whipped
up the horses, but stopped third time
and made another attempt to assault me.
resisted him and struggled so hard
that tainted away. When recovered
was in the hospital"
Not long ago two drivers of country
wagon assaulted sick woman whom
they were taking TO the same hospital
Both are now in Sing Sing prison. one
for twenty years and the other for ten
wears,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Announcements,
LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR,

LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR
o Afe authorized TO announce Judge T. B
|ieeieTpf Eastland county as candidate fol
tnteAAnf governor OF Texas, subject TO the
Ton 0fthe state Democratic convention.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
We arc authorized % announ. j. III. Little.
a al a candidate for state oomptr )ller, sub
\ 20 the action OF the Democratic state con
htion.
/ FoR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
II rs Afa authorized to announce the name OF
bert -. Wear us a candidate for the office OF
nIy NHOrney of Tarrant county at the next
etipus ~ be held November =, 1886, subject
sever, ~ the action Of a Democratic county
NyoEticn.
lfe nto authorized TO announce Robert L.
lock a. candidate for county attorney al
onsntng election, subject 10 the action OF
uetnorfalic county convention, TO be held
FORT Worth, July 10, 1886.
fe AFRO authorized to announce II. r. Ayres
cnndldate for county attorney at the cnsu-
electlon, SUBJECT to The action OF the Demo
nc county, convention. 70 be held In Fort
rtn, July Is, 1886.
Al FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
lnEE cAZETrE Is authorized to announce
liae sam Furman candidate for reelection
'''iU ofite Of county Judge OF Tarrant county,
iarf IL the action Of the County Democratic
gention TO be held July l5, 1856.
FOR snERIFB.
4HN t2AzETrE Is authorized TO announce the
he |I NJ NJ lktN Aa u AhhukAaAN AoE Nnt ounce
1neIlH OF Tarrant county, subject TO the ac-
1 81 the Democratic convention July Is 1885.
NIX sAzErTE Is authorized 10 announce the
" ~ u. III. Shipp as a candidate for the
n 81 hheriif OF TaTrant county, subject to
i}t'ioa Of the Democratic convention, July
FOR ASSESSOR.
la1H| aAzRr-E Il authorized 20 announce the
neHfa. w. Robinson as q candidate for the
" % nfsessoT OF Tarrant county, subject
fHNef TO the action Of the county Demo
No Eliminating convention.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
Il NtN authorized TO announce j. NJ, Harris
Il tQ4ne election to the Office OF district clerk
)f|HrIAnl county, subject to the action OF the
fpQrkllc convention, July 10, 1856,
ate authorized so announce l.. b.
~ candidate for the office Of Disbi
~ atlre ensuing November election,
: f 9tt authorized TO announce l.. X. Taylor
VKlINftDn for the position OF district clerk OF
faRt county subject 70 the action OF the
ocfatic county convention, July IS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
NJ tsAKETrE H. authorized 10 announce
81 nv &Wayne o candidate for re election TO
lI'crDf county clerk OF TarrAnt county,
ens ~ tile action OF the county Democratic
tallan TO be held July 10, lssG.
FOR cONsTARIR.
n ia zRTrE Is authorized 70 announce j
94Qrd gs a candidate for The Ohico OF coz
IhF Precinct No. !, subie 10 the actien
H4tmocrsiic convention.
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WACO.
The Death of DR. willis-4Tho Bucket-sho
Men Happy-Good Rain.

The Death of DIR. Wiliis--The Bucket-shop
Men Happy-GOod Rain.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEx., July THE funeral Of
DR.. Joe S. Willis was deferred until 10 a.
m. tomorrow, to allow relatives from
other portions of the state to reach Waco.
The obsequies will be conducted by the
Masonic fraternity. Many kilograms Of
coincidence from various towns in Texas
have been received by the family to-day.
Chris Rogers, city marshal of Pales-
tine, telegraphs he has arrested man
driving gray mule and red buggy, an
sweIing the description Of an outfit
stolen In this county from John Moore, d
farmer, last Sunday night. An officer
will 60 TO Palestine tonight to identify
the animal and vehicle.
No rise in wheat, telegraphed from
Chicago to-day, but the "bucket-s shop
operators here are all right, as they were
nearly all "longn on wheat.
Another fine rain fell throughout this
county last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
MANS INRUMANITY.
An Imported Lake shore Brakema
HiiIed--fiis Remains Cursed

An Imported Lake shore brakeman
HilIed-fiiS Remains Cursed.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 7.--Amorg those
overcome by the intense heat OF yester'
day was Lemuel Close, one Of the i'm
ported Lake Shore switchmen. While
riding beside the top brake he fell be.
tween the cars and was ground to 8
shapeless mass. His body was allowed
TO lie as it fell until an ambulance came
for IL.
In the vacant adjoining tracks where
the body lay large number Of he wives
and daughters Of the strikers collected
and cursed the remains.
The deceased had only been here few
days HIS home is at Delta, Ohio, wher,
he leaves a wife and three small children
lie had been in the employ Of the com
pany for fifteen years us freight brake
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
I.ONGYlRM.
A Lamented Lndy--schooi reachers' APP
nncntlonA

A Iamented Lndy-schooi Teachers APP
phcations.
Special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIRw, TEX, July Although
long expected, the death Of Mrs. J. NJ.
Duncan, wife OF Hon. John M. Duncan, at
Tyler yesterday morning, caused no less
sorrow than II II had been sudden. The
great esteem in which she was helj here
In her old home was high, and her death
is greatly lamented by all VIII knew her.
A batch Of about tltty applications for
positions as teachers IN the city school
was before the city council last night,
over which that body pored and pom
dered until long after midnight. Mrs
Leak, teacher OF many years experience
here, was selected for the primary depart
ment, which was the only appointment
made at the meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

snecInl 10 tho Ganette.

Special 70 The Gazette.
CANTON, Tx, July John Mckee
and WIN and Ennis Peace were brought
to Jail to-day by the officers, bail having
been refused Mckee and WIN Peace. En-
mis- Peace gave bond for $4,000. G. w.
Tull, his iather-in-law, the merchant
prince Of Canton, went on his bond, En-
mis- went to jail, however, in the hope of
getting reduction on the bond when the
case comes before District Judge McCord
on writ of habeas corpus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Alvarndo.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ALvARADo, TEx. =, July fallen Over
turf was arrested late last night upon q
complaint tlled against HIM in the justice
court, charging him with attempted vio-
laton Of the person of Mrs. Lilly Thomp-
son, wife of Charlie Thompson, who lives
four miles southeast Of here. Examining
trial will come up tomorrow evening at
o'clock, when all the facts will be fully
elected
Capt Edwards of Sherman arrived in
the city to-day and will remain two weeks
to drill the Alvsrado Guards for the in
terstate drill Mt Galveston.
Mr. Roth Mayors and Miss Alice Jack
were Joined in the bonds Of wedlock at
the residence of the BRIDES father, Esq.
Jack, Sunday evening last. Rev. j. Il.
Clark OBLIGATED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Forest Flros M Mioh,gan.

ST. IGSACE, Mich, July Terrible
forest fires are raging over the line Of the
Detroit & Marquette railroad, between
this city and Marquette. AT Newberry
yesterday 80, 900 cords OF wood belonging
10 the Vulcan Furnace company burned.
The furnace will probably be shut down
In consequence. Everything is very dry,
and the fire runs through the woods with
fearful rapidity. Trains are delayed and
crops are burning up for want Of raln.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
steamer wrecked.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, July The
steamer Oconto Of the Northern Trans
portation company's line struck rock at
Fishers landing, on the st. Lawrence
river, about p, m. yesterday, and sank
at O'Clock this morning. She was loaded
with 500, 900 feet of lumber. Her passen-
gers, numbering fifteen, and crew OF
twenty-eight persons were taken of In
life-boats and cared for at Fishers
landing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
SECTION Man Dies
sneclal 10 the GnEette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
PLANO, TEX. July Mack o'Connier,
man about thirty years old, who had
been employed on section A, two miles
north of Plano, was found at the depot
here last Saturday night in feeble con
dition, and died last night about 12
O'Clock. Citizens did all theyi could TO
alleviate the mans sufferings, but of no
avail. lie was buried this evening in .
pauper's grave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Assns.lnntea bY the Knl.lnr.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July while j. 6
Kreger was riding through lonely woods
near Mount Vernon, Ky, yesterday even
ing he was shot from ambush and almost
instantly killed by unknown parties.
Kreger had sworn out warrants against
several parties, charging them with
kukluxing, aud 1t is thought that they are
his murderers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
New onioeTs 60 In.

NEW YORK, July THE new excise
commissioners to-day were given posses
sion OF the Offices In bonds by the old
board who evacuated in peaceable man
ner. The old employees turned over the
effects of the department TO the new en-
ployes and this afternoon business is
being conducted as usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Meat and Bread.

Special 10 the Gazette
ovERToN, TEX, July This section
of the country is beginning to need rain
very badly. A few miles south Of here
the lands are literally parched up, not
having had rain for ten weeks. The peo-
pie are losing all interest in politics and
are discussing the meat and bread ques-
ton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Special TO the Gszette.
CLEBuRSE, Tx, July The artesian
well Is being pushed rapidly. Adepth OF
lGO feet has been reached.
At the regular competitive drih OF the
Light Guards last night Mr.. waiter
Baird was awarded the prize
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Excursionists visiting Galveston who
stop at this well-known house viii be
sunptuously entertained at 81 per day.
One hundred south rooms and excellent
table. Taos. Il. GALE, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

one Of The ar educational points in the
state.
Col. Klncanon, bank inspector, was In
the ely to-day.
/ Col. II. i. Nicholson and wife returned
home yesterday from months visit to
Florida.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Randall & Chambers Co. have com
menced their clearing sale in earnest.
You will he sure TO find something there
at price that will delight you. See the
white shirts they are selling at rs, 80 and
tx cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
Not Enough Rain.

Special to the Gs2ette.
GRANDvRw, TEX, July THE show
ers yesterday evening and this evening
are very refreshing, but are not
sufficient for corn. The men who
have been threshing say wheat will aver
age about sliteen bushels to the acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08

Randall & Chambers Co, commence a
special sale Of white shirts to-day that
viii astoulsh the natives