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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
CLEBURNE.
henry Furman EaDdios Barney GIbbs
Without Gloves.

"eh'y thurman candles Barney Gibbs
Without Gloves.
Special to the Gazette
CLEBURNE, TEX, June l8.-Mr. Henry
NJ thurman spoke here lest night IN a
large audience. His speech was Jjstened
70 win marked attention, and the fire..
IuehI outoulsts OF applause that greeted
NC IellaIks shoWeu that he made a fine
impression upon our people Mr.. Fur
man discussed the railroad question, the
.,. banking system, the tariff, and
s sivn Paiu ms respects to Hon Barney
uiops Oh Dallas. He condemned In no
Ssiil1eu terms the law which permits rail
.o"u companies when sued in state courts
" onange the venue to the next term of
e VIC ieueral court after the application for
sILianse Oh venue Is made, thus ENABLING
-, 800 W porations TO remove the case for
10 W ti,at Term OF the federal court
49, i'-t-i nolus Jus sessions az 3 place the
','s lenIote from the home of the sutton
~ . ueteas Jusuce by taking advantage of
,1n h,tl ~, Oh the injured party to follow
y &c oase; lie iavoreC The passage of
~ 80" naAlng IL penn ntiary offense
go, "e'0i ~ tno STOCK OF "a road CORPORA
' vruns, ms remarks upon the evils and
t,.. -. 80 '1AAi anu national bank
lug i,,g systems were lucid and to the noint
When Mr.. Furman took uo the reca p9,n ~
Mr. Gibbs and explained and attecte5 ~ a.
Vote Ia the Texas legisl .ture when the
subject Oh Furnishing fence cutting ana
we building OF unlawful fences bv tbe
cattle kings was before that bodv Ne
showed TO the people that Mr.. Gibbs bas
NOV Always been the starnch friend of sba
poor man that he now processes 10 I hn
a,', handled Mr. Gibbs with his gloves an
,lil 70 use a common expression. no m S3 |
niin up.' Mr.. Furman's speech msde
qalte number OF friends here. and If Is |
saie 70 assume that the race in JobnsoS
Mr.. Wellborn. n'iu anu
,,no Ie people here look forward with
iiscnss su'eresg 70 the meeting in Joint
man Nuu MI Fur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
LONGYIEW.
Revival Meeting IN Progress at the
Baptist Church r Petty At-
tempt ~ Stealing.
Mrs Jennie Bsauchannp, state Organizer
OF the w. g. T. ", Lectures on "Wines
Mentioned ia tho Bible"

Special to the Gazette
LoNGyIEw, Tx, June lS.--Mrs. Jen-
ME d. Beauchamp Of Denton, state organ
izer Of the w. c. +. u, gave an excellent
lecture on "The Wines Mentioned In the
BlbleY to a packed audience at the
Baptist church. The aim of the
lecture is to prove the consistency
Of the seeming Inconsistencies Of
passages referring to the use Of
WINES, claiming that those passages
in which the use OF wine is advocated
have reference TO o sweet or unfermented
wine, aud In this connection she gave nu-
merous recipes used in those days TO pre-
vent wine from fermenting or spelling"
as was then thought TO occur when fer
menlation took place. This wine having
no alcohol was pure snd strengthening,
and its use was commended by the pas
sagcs referred to. On the other hand,
those passages condcmning the use Of
wine were shown to have refer
ence to fermented wine. The
entire lecture was well received
and, although number Of the arguments
were new to many, was highly commend
ed by all who had the pleasure of listen.
Ing to It.
Yesterday, union OF the colored peo-
pie was organized here by Mrs. Beau
champ, assisted by Mrs. w. II. Dodson,
consisting Of twenty members.
A revival meeting is In progress at the
Baptist churc7, which shows much sue
cess in the cumming up of the weeks
work last niglt. Rev Mr.. Dodson
ia hard worker in the cause of the
Master, as in fact is every minister
of The city, and their combined influence
aud energy, although necessarily confined
In great measure To their own congre-
CATION, is noticeably affecting the entire
city.
Numbers Of petty attempts as stealing
are occurring, bath here and at the idnc-
ton. the Inst being the breaking OF one Of
the large plate-glas9 windows in the new
residence OF DR.. w. d. Northcutt while
he doctor aud his wife were absent. The |
doctor says he had nothing to be stolen,
SO there is nothing missed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

The building was literally packed with
listeners.
The commencement sermons OF BaYior-
Waco university were two 10 number,
one missionary address, delivered this
morning by Rev w p. Buggy, the Bra
lillian mission, who graduated here and
then spent 1--WE years In missionary work
In Brazil The commencement sermon,
proper, was preached 10 night 10 the First
Baptist church by Rev. DR.. william
Howard Of Austin At least 1900 listen
ers were present.
BY change in the timetable Of the
Missouri Pacific railroad to-day, Tns
GAZETTE reaches here at 1880 a. m.
Heretofore the Dallas News being, sent
south on the Central, was able TO make
connection az Corslcana with the Texas
& ST. Louis road and get into Waco
ahead Of THE GAZETTE. This Is remedled
now and THE GAZETTE newsboys made
the streets melodlous to-day, soon sell
lug out their supply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
PARIS.

FinRl search tor Je1 Bennett-CoI.
Swain Booked FOR Speech.
special TO the Gazette
PARIS, TEX., June lS.-This morning
the citizens Of Paris gathered at the store
of Bennett Johnson to organize in n
body, and to-day make fnal search for
the young man Jeff d. Bennett, who has
so mysi iriously disappeared, OF which
an account appeared in TuE GAZETTE
last week, since when nothing has been
heard OF him.
H. w. 0glesby, candidate for state
Comptroller, who has been In the city
several days returned home yesterday
evening,
W - Swain, gubernatOrial candidate.
VIII address the people OF Paris and
Lamar county next Wednesday, The 10Th
INST, at the courthouse, Mt $3.50 p. m.
Mrs Pollard viii give promenade con.
cert for the benefit OF the DIRE company
some time before the LIST OF July.
The city council will consider the ar.
tosisn well question tomorrow night
aud u theg conclude the city Is able TO
an9rd one they win sink Il Immediately.
Tho machinery for the Paris steam
laundry has arrived aad Is being pu, I'M,
and VIII be ready for business in few
days,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

runs TO the point Of the pen the moment
they s'lght up" Psychologically this Is
most interesting, and the reason woman
kim cannot grasp II probably Is that
psychology is not, unfortunately, taught
in ladies' seminaries.
Smoking is a great safeguard against
infectious diseases. II is only by reading
up the subject scientifically in
medical treaties that one thoroughly
gets TO understand the thousands
of risks Of this kind that we
run every day. In the country, during
tue summer months, when men are on
their holidays, they look forward TO hay-
ing a temporary respite from smoking.
Then II does not so much matter how the
temperament Is; living so much In the
open air, the smoking OF other persons
has little effect upon them, and there is
less danger of infection. II is TO keep
of the flies that men smoke at the sea.
side and on the hills. Their own wealth
er-5eaten couDtenance can stand the flies;
but these little demons would not only
spoil the summer for our susceptible
wives and sisters and children, but would
disdgure them as well. That is what a
man cannot endure. You may have
seen picnics on the river or
among the fields, with all the
men smoking, and the ladies standing
quite near them. With many men, smok-
ing is merely az excuse for staying at
home. A man looks foolish of auevening
doing nothing Yet he is too tired TO do
much. A cigar supplies the amount of
labor be requires, and he does not mind
the trouble of smoking 1t so long as it en-
ables him TO stay at home without loss OF
dignity, and look over 1t admlring,y, and
yet undemonstratively at his wife
Should man with Il small income be an
eplcure, or naturally OF an irascible !
temper, II will greatly add to the happi- |
ness Of his home il he conpels himself to |
smoke. And at present, when times are
so hard as to effect everyone more or
less, Il cigar is a cheap and excellent sub !
stltute for expensive amusements,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
WEATHERFORD.
Con. Il, NJ. Gano of Dallas Delivering a
Series of Sermons

Gen. II, NJ. Gano OF Dallas Delivering a
Series of Sermons
5pecia to the Gazette
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, June l3-Gen.
r. M. Gano OF Dallas has been IN the CITY
the past week delivering series of ser
mons at tde Christian church. To-day
the house was crowded to Overlooking
and many had to leave on account of lack
OF seating room, lie preached In his
usual pleasant way one OF the most an.
preciative sermons that was everdelivered
IN this city. His subject was "When the
Kingdom of Christ was Established, -
winch ne made very plain to his audience.
Mr., Dan Driscoil, route agent Of the
Texas Express company, aud j. NJ. Gun.
nlngham, assistant route agent fer the
Pacific Express company, were in the city
yesterday making transfer of the
goods on hand not yet delivered by the
Texas TO the Pacific Our people regret
very much to see the Texas Express com
pany leave the Texas & Pacific road, As n
was the favored company here as well as
throughout the entire state, as il was a
IeNas institution, and believing at the
same time tHat express rates viii he
raised at once, as the Pacific now has
our citizens feel chat they will
have to suffer from the above change.
Rey DR.. Raymond, pastor Of the Pres
" lerlan church here, returned Thursday
'ght after an absence of about three
weeks, during which time he has attend.
"a The presbytery at Angus Ga. He
lheu the pulpit at his church o-day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Joshua.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
JOSHUA, TEX, June IA few of our
citizens met together this evening to con.
slider the building of a roller-mill at this
place and after subscribing a few
thousand dollars appointed a committee
oil hVe TO sollcits subscriptions for that pur-
pose. A meeting of the stockholders WINS
called to meet at Joshua on the fourth
Saturday of June for the purpose Of thor
oueh organization.
Mr. Henry Furman OF Fort Worth will
address the citizens of Joshua aud vicinity
MONDAY night, the l4th inst, on the polit.
zeal questions of the day.
The Democratic party of johnson
county will meet in precinct primary con-
yention in each Justices beat in the
county on the first Saturday in July, for
the purpose OF appointing delegates to the
county Democratic convention, which is
called to meet in Cleburne on the second
Saturday In July.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

sRyior'wnco CpVsrsity Commencement,
sermon-The Gazette Ahead,
Special 70 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, June lS.--At all the
churches to-day the yeTy air was sug.
gestiye o. "sweet girl graduates and
school commandments. The annual ex.
ercises Of Baylor-waoo university and
Waco Female college are on hand, and
as both Institutions have many pupils
from abroad, the number OF visitors h
quite large The commencement sermon
OF Waco Female college was preached IN
the chapel this morning by Rev. DIR. Il, T.
Mitchell OF Bryan. Tonight, at the same
place, Rev. Mr.. helms OF Bolton delivered
Au address on "Christian Education. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Stilwell's PIG Hams
st the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
BLACK JACK.
A Section Sure TO Instruct for Swain Tor
Our Next Governor.

A Section Sure TO Instruct for swain for
Our Next Governor.
special to the Gazette
BLACK JACK, TEX, June 10 Col. W.
} Swain, candidate for governor, spoke
TO large audience here last night. The
colonel's Views are very popular, and ne
Is last gaining ground In this county
Our people We're very much surprised t.
receive visit from this distinguished
gentleman, owing to the fact that many
Of our people heard the colonel at Sui
phur Springs yesterday afternoon, The
people supported Mr.. Swain for senator
IN 1875, and it Is very certain they will in
struct for him In the county convention
10 I'LL more exalted position, which he
Justly merits.
II continues to rain.
Crops look well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Phillip Best On Tap

Phillip Best's Brewing company's beer
can be found on tap at the following
named places:
Tivoli Hail.
Man Richen, on the square.
Cabinet saloon, Main street
t. Taylor's, corner Seventh aud Hous-
ton.
Conrad Schmidt's, foot Of Houston
Inr1 Exchange, Main street.
w. IL. Wilson, South side.
A. Rogers, South side.
q. l., TABOR, foot Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

tNNEA WY
correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence of the Gazette.
QUEEN CITY, TEX, June 1l.-An eff
fort is being made to incorporate the
town and levy tax for school purposes.
1t proposed to run ten-month free
school.
The Queen City Lumber Co. drew
balance from their books last week and
claim to have earned clear profit Of 60
per cent most of which is in improve.
meuts.
The Queen City Dramatic club have re-
organized, and will put the "Social
Glass" nice two-hour play, and "a
Race for Widow" good farce, on The
boards for the benefit Of the Queen CITY
graveyard In about a month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
AUSTIN.

Com mencomept Sermon Prcaohed-Bomh-
she'll In the Political Camps.
special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, June lS.-The annual
commencement Of the State university
was begun to-day by the preaching Of
the regular commencement sermon by
Rev. DR.. Briggs OF the Methodist church,
South, at the opera-house at IL o'clock
this morning. The house was crowded
The fact that Weberville precinct, in
GLIDING the town Of Weberyilie, 10 the
southern part Of Travis county, at
last night had instructed for
Judge Gustaye Cook for governor was
a bombshell in the different political
camps. The eyes of the Ross men were
as Zig as full moons, but the majority Of
Travis county is for Swain, certain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Colorado Wool in tho marI,t,.


oVtuIaI 70 INC Nh1oItei
COLORADO, TEX, June l8.-The clip of
wool has been much larger this spring
than most sanguine commission houses
expected. Conan & Shear have sold dur
ing the week about nehundred and sixty
thousand pounds atprices very satisfacto
ry TO the growers. This firm sent train
load OF ten cars forward for Boston yes
terday, which they sold TO I. w. Scotland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

Special TO the Gazette
flLoT POINT, Tex, June lS.-.Tbe third
quarterly meeting of the Metbod;s,
s Gnutcn was held yesterday and to-day
Ia; lac services were conducted by the IRE sid.
ing ED +, Rev, w. M. Shelton This
morning ne preached grand sermn 'o
upon me subject Goods Supremacy ), );
alter which came the Impressive and
SOL INN communion service, large nm.
services were held to-day at all the
o ,a. oy the regular pastors. and The
attendance was good. "n" Tue
OK passenger trains daily now nase
effect ue went INTO
10 I IN telephone boom is here and the
5 5aroo, dealers are unable 20 supnlv the
me young ladies who have been at,o,d
lns the seminary departed for t hi.
homes ZONES last evening, leaving vacancy Vim IN
s,; Duling Ihe coming week Pilot Point In
sutu'e VIII be the center of attraction IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
STATE NEWS.
Dolngs and Happenings OF the Day
The Occurrences for Veal or
Woe Recorded.
Gatherings from over tho State Reported
Specially for tho Gazette by Its
own Correspondents.
RED River for swain.

special 70 the Gazette.
CLARKsvfLLF, TEX, June l8.-Preclnct
meetings were held yesterday to appoint
delegates for the county convention which
is to be held on the 10th inst. The con-
test between Swain and De Morse for in
structions was heated in some places.
but Swain has come out one vote ahead
Red River stands by her iavoriie son.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
avs ell pain, cures wind Ollie ard ia the
est remedy for dlarrhea. rs cents 4
2 ottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

Every description of mechanical work
undertaken, satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay at A. Stert's gun store, 2OC Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

Wishing to close out his ia is sss,s
the LIST Of September, Branco l Y a 4
great inducements to cash 0psr9
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
/ GRANBURY, TEX, June ll.-Partial
showers throughout the county, supple
menled with cool, damp weather, for the
pas week has caused the horny-handed
farmer, the merchant and middieman to
wear more cheerful face.
Inc political pot cannot be fired mn and
SET 10 boiling before the crops are laid bv'
out we hear it whispered around thai
there Is music in the air for us. This il
az right Meat and bread first. pnIitics
during leisure hours. '''09
a concert tonight closed the scholastic
year at the Female institute. The frns.
ices report vi names of white children
ana 39 colored, against 29I and SO last
year IN lhe public schools.
me commencement exercises of our
c,ngad college at Thorp's Springs
closed last night with a flrst-class musical
entertainment. '"'''iOai
rms morning the livery stables were
u vod Soie 70 furnish transportation for the
ward bound, "oiiie'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Granda Ylsta Onilnr.

correspondence of the Gazette
BURLEsoN, Tex, June II This has
been u busy and pleasant week for Grouda
vista college, The examination was
thorough and showed that Prof. Thomas
ana his assistants had done good work
There was a nice exhibition by the little
children Thursday night, which was at.
tended by large audience. On last night
there was en- immense congregation as.
sembled to hear Rev John Collier, who
delivered an address on mental and moral
raining, which he began by giving a vivid
description of a true man, He gave a
glowing picture of Texas, present and
future, in educational possibilities. which
was well received by all present. He win
receive the solid vote here for state su.
perintendent of public instruction. After
tne speech there was an interesting pro-
the school, which showed good talent and
training.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Fiiehtened Into SURRENDER
lal 10 $40 GazBtte

-, ~ ''0 NhAhkto
. w. ~ nAllihhfoRn, TEX, June ls.-Yes.
s stIuay y, evening Sheriff Baylor went ont
n "a M MILES south OF this city to arrest 7
e ~, motifs, charged with murder in IInM,
v SS,sh q IN 1892. Morris was ston ra !,
G nr,n n h's ,orother.in-law, James WbisasaIs
, Dua snerln failed to get his man ss ho
Snte nla the dodge. Mr. BAYLOR with a nH
S MnEr, spent the night in irving ~ a ~,
sn Csiiss put with no avail. However nb ba
S SvSss In soaring his man or otha ne
s gase SSausing him to surrender ~ i ,ho
Duerdn received note from NIorrs IN, se
II Mr. stating that he would surren .j,sT
which 10 na g would come after him
VILE IN ~ ,h uid, and VIII start for Green cen
'' :" 'ne nrst train with the prisoner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
weter.Ooolsrs, water.onnl...

Az ,he Fort Worth China IS, at bed.
cheap, 'ih'e 10 BUY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
watern,eIon,

And cantaloupes at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Glass and stone

Fruit'jars by the dozen, gross or car
load at the Fort Worth Chiaa Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

Byusing Bass Chicken TS0,.
For sale by all druggists. A cure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

snider Catsup,
BEST Ia 1ae world, at The Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

s,ilwelI's Pig Hams
AT the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

The Fort worth Grocer 60.
Are selling lots OF canned goods off their
10, IL, 20 and 80 cents counter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14
Fine Tolle. SOAP.

AZ lhe Fort wOTth GrOoer Oompany's.
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1886-11-04
Rabbit. Killing in Australia.

The experiment of turning cats loose
in Australia to destroy the swarms of
RABBITS is reported to have proved emf
nently successful. In one OF the worst
infested districts of Victoria $50 cats
bought at is. head, inclosed for time
in a limited snace by means of wire net
ting. fed on rabbits and aftefward turned
loose in batchcs, food having been still
supplied ii rough building for any
cats which might not at once support
themselves by hunting. No. single
cat IS known to have found its way to
its original home, and as to the result
OF the exp eriment, the special reporter
OF the Melbourne Farmers Gazftte says
During thorough inspection of the
sand hummocks JUS. little before twi-
ii ght our party only succeeded in seeing
three rabbits The cats, on the other
hand. we've so be met with everywhere,
ana naugied rabbits, some slaughtered
osssIo1eE.ly and Others dead for weeks,
re come acsess Ia all directions The
cifs sere evidently the complete mas
ters 81 the situation The writer goes
on to express the opinion that there is
no doabt whatever as 10 the success oi
Inc experiment, which is, moreover. as
inext ensiye as it is suecessful.- London;
The weekly Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 1882-188?, 1886-11-04
HOW TO INDORSE A CHECK.
A Little Advice Given by Hank Clerk
on the Subject.

Very few otherwise intelligent and
educated people understand how to
properly indorse bank check PAYABLE
to their order. and few realize the IN
convenience they cause by placing their
in .orsemcnt in m awkward position
An observance Of the following rules
will enable anybody to place their sig
nature in the proper place:
L. Write across the back not length
wise.
2. The top Of the back is the left end
of the face.
3. To deposit check, write 'For de
posit," and below this your name. a
cerk rot having the power Of attorney
to SIAN or indorse checks, can depesit
Lis firms checks by writing on the top
of the back, "For deposit only to credit
of -," and below this write his
own name.
4. Simply writing your name on the
back Of check signifies that it has
passed through y".l hands and Is pay
able to bearer
5. ALWAYS indorsc a check as il ap-
| pears on the face. For instance, il the
check is payable 20 81 Eead;" If 10
/ SEQ Read, " inio:sa "Gco. Read" IL
/ to George T. Etca'.." indorse George
| /. Read. . Ii TIC ,pcling of the name
/ on The face Of ti.c meek is wrong, in
dorse first just as the face appears, and
below the proper lay. For instance,
| If the check is pay2De on the face "a
! "Gcornc I;cadr," inlorsc George
| Reade," and below this Endorsement
write what it should have been
''Gcorgc Read"
8. ii you wish e make the check
payable 10 some particular person, write
PAY to order Of -"
All stranger presenting checks fol
payment must be identified by some one
| known to the bahk.