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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

whisky Causes Travelling Agent 10
Use His Employers Names In
an Unauthorized Way.
DR.. Leach Taken to tho Insane Asyiun,
A New 1riai-wanta 60 Light ths
Oity more

Special 10 tho Gazette,
WACO, Tx, Dec. GA man by tho
name OF Chas. l.. Adamson came TO Waco
from Corsleana Saturday night, Adam.
son commenced sproelng, and "took In
the town." az the saying in, Sanoay
morning Adatnson was In the White Ele.
phantsaloon, and before the proprietor,
Mr.. j. 7. Williamson, cam In he drew a
check for S2b, payable to Chas. l..
Adamson, on the Citizens National
Bank OF Waco, and signed Milor 4 Fer.
guson's namos to the instrument. lie
then Endorsed II on the back aud when
he met Mr.. Williamson induced him To
cash the check. He showed Mr.. VII.
hanson papers which Induced him To
believe that Adamaon was al. right.
Adamson drew another check on the
Waco State bank for S25, signing the
same names and making Il payable Ia
himself. This check was presented tn
Mr.. IL Il. Schumacher tlilsmark), who
advanced $40 on IL, Thinking these
checks were tOrgerles, the fact was made
known To the officers, and Adamson was
locked up Sunday night. AdamsOn said
ne would make everything all right Mon
day morning. GAzErTE reporter saw
AdamHon In the jail this morning, and
ne says he has been EMPLOYED nv
Messrs Miller & Ferguson, publishers OF
the Coreicana Observer and thAt he had
the privilege OF signing their names. Hut
no acknowledged that he acted wrong In
not drawing directly on the irm Instead
OF on Tho Waco bank. Mr.. Williamson
presented the check cashed by himself al
the Citizens National bank this morning,
but did not receive any money on II. A
telegram was sent to Miller 8 Ferguson
to-day, at CorsicAna, Informing them
Of Ademson's exploits and arrest,
and asking what they had 10 say. The
raply came. "Let tho law deal with
Adamson.h From the wording OF the
diepatch II seems that Adamson Is In for
", and he VIII certainly have 10 pay the
penalty % hle crime, unless something or
somebody interyenes. He has wife aud
child NJ RleOn, Ark, twenty miles west Of
Pine BluH, ON the ST. Louis, Arkansas 4
Texas railway. Adameou was reported
sick at the jail to-day aud Is In great
trouble about MS crlmo. lie says whisky
did Il,
Or. X. w, Leacn left here this after
moon IN charge Of a guard on route for the
Insane asylum at Terrell, where no will
pc kept under restraint until he dies or Is
Declared OF sound mind. He IL under
sentence q fourteen yearsl IN the penlten.
tlary Tor killing Constable Joe Martin m
Sonanche county, Gnd IL he RECEIVERS his
reason pfiorto the expiration CT fourteen
years from now be must SO 10 The state
prison and serve out what may remain OF
the fourteen years, unless pardoned In the
menhume. He 10 physical wreck, how.
ever, ana will not lfvo fonp nia faithful
wlie'a devotion has been NOBLE ana won
the highest commenuatlon Of the com.
Inunitp.
IA tnc district court to-day Charles
sears, neRio convicted last WEEK. Of All
assault With liileat 70 rape Mics Arnold,
q white eirls WAn granted new THAI,
y. WI Neill who Is charged with the
murder Of an old man named payam0re,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07
cour, n, nis sprlor..

hiG SPRlSos, Tx, Dec, 6.-nistrlot
court convened to-day, Judge Wanam
Kennedy presiding Thn term will plob.
ably be short one on account 81 me ex.
treme lighness OF the crlmlnal docket,
but one Important crse being known, ana
that tho killing Of DAn Lindsay Ia Scptom.
her last by Sam Abbott.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07
RICE LISTS MAILED TO ANY OUI.OF-TOWN ADDRESS.

committed several years ago, Is now ON
trial.
Mr. Coen, Southwestern agent of the
Ihompson-llouston Electric Light com.
pany, Is here TO ascertain the prospects
Tor lighting Waco and other Texas
towns by electricity. Waco is olr ady
lighted 10y the Jenney electric light avs.
tom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

Give us your order. We ofioE you the
pnrest and best article on the market.
FORr Worm GRocna Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07
GREAT REDUCTION SALE!

Have M dht enough my Unless per
n repre- il
v January , % buyer anon y
Am unless ell pt winter The prices are bwo COZ nd
,m mo IM MISE and nrmsG md Rm NJ bgs Underwear
boys G Ub boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
SPURIOUS WIN ES.
DEAD RATS USED TO
GIVE FLAVOR.

astonishing the amount Of acids gums ana dye''unS
which converted into palatabe wines ana reisneu ~ wv
unsuspectng drinkers Fortunes being made AT e
ness and The health of consumers ruined OS the
frauds IN this line trade The opening wedge OF the 'c'
tgqon OF rsudrlsnt proprietary medcinesS oeng ur'o
in by hard Nockt tbe aIEreved parties and some Such
aggressive policy stem the tide OF anutrs
ton OF wines Talks with various
persons converssnt with the subject have disclosed
amentabe honesty in the preparation OF
wines AMI beverages Its more the rule than the
FOR port wine composed of cider syrup gum kno anu
t,rtaric acid and be made from decocton OF
orr root raspberry juice syrup and cochinea "e
most OF the sherry wine the market combination vi
cheap materials colored with alkanet root To bring up
nat practice is 10 crop few rats INTO
c7sk through hole The rat flavor "a SAID TO be
perfect deicous the sci careful not sample
It, leaving delightful ~ privilege for the innocent
buyer Of tie imported stun hardly suitable Tor the
sw tub much sold the counter for patients
and table Artificial wines manufactured exensVey
and either mixtures with certain proper
ton Of genuine wine The Druggists Circular and Chemca
Gazette, D. 6S, March, 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
How the Public is SWindIed.

thought the public gives TO what buys Is mus
referring the cheap and nasty prepa atoms OF
beet iron and Wine" coca wine" &c. we.knoWn
chen M recently published the result OF some Investigations
cheap" offerings. He found that not single
pie OF the qunuc pills contained what claimed Many OF
the beet contained not single Neslse Of
the beef barely Of iron. while the wines we're so
name. A horde Of wines have sprung up o.
Late. Coca only artcic-that ia, good
reliable arce-Lut is also vey expensive In sixteen
of the samples examined there vc,ge OF coca 10
bee t.co,cd while In the other hardly
than tiate Common ought tot Il the average Duyer
that go "a gine-suc lit for persons out Of h, attn
is IN so an expensive item. Now ada iron, beef coca
etc ami Only Wy table ilot expect quality with chep
ness Il drugg,s and honest preparations are 10 be
driven to the wall that The public blame itse
for II is veJ Known that the Liebg Company G0
Serbs about all rbaL' that reaches our market
aud that uses all Of the paration " it, Coca
Bee Tou,cs and Coca VINE The American scientist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
NEW-Il,liSEN.

PNTrrSGN-John Jacob Gerstcr, Swiss, ago sixty,
committed de Yesterday I'm Henry Glasers barn at
Clinton ana North sixth He the son OF we'll
10 do miller I'm Switzerland and received frequent
miitances from his fathers estate. Ho owei small
sum TO Gzser board besides $50 which he had Dor
rowpd Yesterday when lie lay dead word was received
that draft for 900 francs was on its way for him.
PLNNIITID.-TwO or three days ago two drunken men
Got into a quarrel I'm the bIrrOOm OF Charles Grader I'D
The scunle Mrs Grader accidentally kicked IN the
stomach Her injury resulted miscarriage ana she j.
now dangerously H. George Geuevy. one OF Inc men,
has been arrested aud warrant Is out for the Other
man.
~orTu ORA>Gr-This town is excited again over the
R,d.dog scare hodnd made a tour OF the village yes
crGay and maugled several valuable dogs. The hound
belonged TO Wilson Decker. and was hnJlly Sot lrcs
dent Coselyou OF the Township Committee, has issued
orders TO Kill all uumUZzieU dogs.
HuBOKFN.-Heuman Uzdczzki dry goods merchant
Of 40. 254 FIrst-st., complaint OF MIR bakeHhi
the adistcr the Mechanics Fire Insurance company
Of Brooklyn arrested yesterday on charge OF arson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
Highest Metals the World Over.
Nine Grand Medals.

LIEBIG CO.'S coca BEEF TONIC EMBODIrS THE
NUTRITIVE ELEMENTS OF THE MUSCULAR FIBRE.
BLOOD. EON AND BRAIN OF CAREFULLY SELECT.
Ed HEALTHY BULLJCkS.
ZACH TABIE-pOONFUL REPRESENTS THE Is
SkN,E OF on OUNCE OF CHOICE BEEF IL SOLU-
TIuN IL 4 GUARANTEED QUALITY OF (SPANlS 81
IMPERIAL CROWN SHEBEN FROM THE VINEYARDS
or MES-RS. GONZALES. BYA~S & GO. OFJEREZ. TIE
LIEBIG 60. IMP JRTS us SHERRY DIRECT FROM
THIS OLD AND CELEBRATED FIRM OF SHERRY
GROWER. A. An EXAMPLE IT NAY BE STATED
THAT UNDER THE TERMS Of THE CONTRACT FOR
1856 MESSES. GONZALES. BYA~S d 90. ARE RI
QUIRED TO DELIVER 5000 GALLONS OF THE IN.
TEEIAL GROWN - ERRY TO THE NETWORK
DEPOT ALCN r. OF TIE LIEBIG LABORATORY AND
CHEMICAL WOR.S 90.
Iicblg co.'s Coca Bee, Tonic also coains An ASSURED
QUALITY of COCA Italso contains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
WrSTCuEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLHIS-.-" Jack" Harmon one OF the larry
town burglars was sentenced on Friday by judge 10y 4
man 70 four yoars In sing sing, whch the Judge SAID
reduction of one year FROM The fu extent 81 lhe
law IN consideration OF the prisoner having pleaded
cui.ty H. L. Dykm9u and Detective NOoc telcGrap1eh
to District Attorney Baker on Friday mat they had ar
eted James Tracy another Tarrytown burglar son OF
Justice Tracy, Fort LeiveuwOrjh Kan, winter ne
had been To Serue sentence as descr nom the
United states Army.
TARRl GOwN.In quarrel Mt shaft No. 10 on the new
AQicdUct yesterday Giuseppe Eabri stabbed NeaTco
J}a stiirtto iuHletng a dangerous W"lda'
Ff1ri taken before Justice Mann and sentenced to
six mOuthS IN the Albany pruteutllcy.
CSsI>ING.-The Republicans on Friday evening nomi-
mated for supervisor John j. Mahonoy; Town Clerk
Henry Austin.
MOUNT PLEASANT-David II. Cox has been nominated
Cor Supervisor by tile Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
.rnrsrrn roR RoBRING ms PASSENGER.

Michael Kelly cabman, was lodged IN Tue HUDSON Oh
Comfy ian in Jersey City, Yesterday on charge Oh
Mn way rnberv Tie complainant III the case y huIus
- w,at1y resi- .elt o; Elizabeth MI Kings story
:. tIit nc ws.iu N-w-York last Thursday night be
ir5 Kali 10 take him the Central Railroad ferry. at
te foot OF but on reaching there ne IoIh9
tbot tho boat which connects with the last tram had
gone Mr. King agreed 10 give Kelly So ~ drive MIN 10
Ilizahotb Another man umOuted the drivers seat w
Kelly and they took hc boat TO Jersey cry instead OF
dri,iDr toward Newark. Mr. King says that wheh IN
lonesome place Kelly and his companion stopped the
horses and robbed nm OF S225 aud gold watch ana
oh ain worth $500. They then dragged him out OF the
cab aud drove away. Kelly arrested at ms nome
No Rutgers Place. this city. lie admits that ne 1roNe
Mr. King to jersey CITY, hut denies that he robbed hn
He says taat they stopped at barroon aHd a. NJ
King unwilling 20 away they drove OH ana 4eI
him there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
NEMARK

Charles Boyer OF No lis Muberry-st, filed petition
for divorce in tie ChanCcry Court yesterday on mo
ground OF nndcty. Bryer IS foreman In the Factory
of the Gilbert Lock Manufacturing COMPANY lie tolu
hrs LAWYER that he had found HIS wife in room win q
night Waterman. at whom he hrei four shots Win re-
yoVer one hall going through the visitors hand linen
the men Cliuchcd. and after desperate struggle 'Ho
husband was thrown 70 the floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
Dodr0 an0 Rooms.

East Side
4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can get boauti-
~ iu furnished house in GIstcass locality By boarding
MURRAY I'LL Advertisement ONCE 554 3d.ave.
A i % EAST 20TH-ST., near broadway ;
- giccy furnished hail rooms for gentlemen nrs,cass
4 CONFOR FABLE furnished square room
,,..'' - 70 East 2-thst.
4 Private family will let room with board in
"a pleasant st part OF Lm'em II X 2l74 5tla'e.
DoARD ROOMS, &c. advertised in CON-
81 MER'IAL ADVERTISER l2G Fulton St, at Be. line.
EYRST-CLASS rooms with board handsomely
fu'nrshrt large and single. 1886 Madson-aye, north.
LARGE, handsome furnished front room
I % 5oa GS' %l, 'I E1 l&a so ns tP 15
II EAST 3tSCST., 9th and Madison ayes
rsa. btI igs TS second Hoori four
~ EAST 3lST-SI.-Wcl-furnis cheer
Igl upper rooms for gentlemen with or without board
0@ OLINER-ST. - Handsomely furnished :;
- gas rmnn2 water and bath; private house, refer
ct EAST 2OTH-ST.-A suite of rooms. with
be private ao" or without board also single rooms Tor
rs MADISON-AVE-Pcrmancnt arrange
~ mcnts can now be made TO- board ana which
VIII be vacant Aprii /.
I)J EAST 2GTH-ST.-Nicrly finished, fur
49, ii,Icd or 1"furush q rent to gentlemen
only references. Apply iOnday.
West sii..
1 y UncyCcpt iOnably furnished room bath
I second floor CORN VAIL. 81 west l4th.s..
MURRAY IIlIL.-lIudsomey furnished
h rooms suit ana single sn crior table; po4d optona
Ell Directory established Sc = west 5, .'i T. ''e'
Ok CENIS.-Crowc's Express, - West 10Th
~ s. 10y Broadway, near @ithst, and 81 Gth.aye
near i9th II.
.1ETII-ST.. 3G WEST. 49, Handsomely fur
~ nlshcd rooms Breakfast If dcsr d. Apartment
Bile FOR dentist
J Iil-ST, II WEST.-A thoroughly com
~ Portable furuhcf second floor with without pr.
waite tables liberal arrangements made by the year refer
enCrs.
* WEST 35TH-ST.-Cool, comfortably
csS furnished let; references
A~ WEST 37TH-ST.-TwO large rooms
- connecting rooms Tor gentlemen references
H9IH-ST., 1O7 WEST.-Entirc or part of
- nicely furnished family with board for
family or single gentlemen. references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

ORwALK.-Ycsle rGay while demOliShing the Bcnj3-
min Jsldcs MANSION the oldest dwelling in town, wol X
men found between the pastcrng and siding OF an up
per room an ancient sword in good preservation whcf
/. believed to nave been used by the cr OF -. johns
Lodge whose first communications were held IN that
building more than hundred years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
JERSEY CITY.

The work OF the new railroad when is 20
from West Shore station I'm WeehAwken aons tne
loot the hill to Jersey City has been begun Inc roau
5e built by the New-Jersey Junction Railroad Com
rdny, ana will be operated by the West Shore company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
5liuaiions tDanit0--1 females.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYME MT ASSOCIATION
LIST blshcd in 1882 Incorporated 1894.
s. ODELI4 IT sGcut. L. v ODELL. Treasurer
w. II. PEOSSER. secretary. u. 4. KELLOGG Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
THE GRAND
MEDAL OF SUPERIORITY

AWARDED TO THE IIEBIG ca. OF NETWORK
FOR ITS COCA BEEF To NC PREPARATIONS HY
TIE Committee or JUDGES AND EXPERTS OF
THE GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF The
AMEKI.AN INsyIIlTE OF NEM.NORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

COOK. &c-By a good family cook; excel
- len. ~ al ana biscuit baker. WOuld with
washing best city reference l22 East 52d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

EOMPANION.-Ry a lady, will assist in The
y care of house sewing etc city country; small com
pcusai0n best OF reference Address Co. Box IT, Tribune
UPTOWN OGICe l.2}s HTOAIwav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
uNlMPEAGa2sLE TESTIMONY

been made acquainted with the mode Of prepare
ton amt the s0n " Coca Beet Tonic have cred
il pat requiring tonic treatment Snch patients de
and decided benefit romit Scienudc
becoming impressed with the necessity Of
supplying by nuve inesa The and tear Of CIVILIZED
The Beef Tome Is composed Of materials well
suited To iuh the requirements which II
been prepared. J VI. CAENOCHAE, VI. D.
Prof -urgcrv y. Y Medical college surgconin On state
EIaeraut Hospitals wards Island, y Y; Ex-Hcalth OH
Ger, Fort Of New-YoTk."
From Prof. GRANVILLE COLE. Pm. d.. Fellow Of The
Royal socety London Fellow Poyal lnstitut
chemistry de- &c Of sir Henry Director Of
sugton Museum "IIcHe cos Beet Tome speedily
cvcd anl cured me Of debility consequent uTon mdigc- ton
and malaria Others haycu ed 1t upon my
equally emphatic in behalf OF its real merits AMI
ccllcrce"
In,aluabIo to all who are Pan Down, Ncry ous Dy--
reptile Bilious, NiRiari1u~ afflicted with weaA hid
ueys. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Her Majesty's FavOrte Cosmetic GlyCerine
USED BY HER ROYAL HIGHNEso TIE PRINCESS
OF WALES and tie Ho,ii'y. For the skin. Complexion,
Eluptions CLapUing R0uP,ness. SI.0O. Of drugalst9
IIEBIG cos Genuine syrup OF Sarsaparia l. guar.
anIoed as the best Sarsaparila in the marsct.
NY DEPOT, SO MURHAY-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

EOOK.-By cool, in apIivate family inst dis
u ENGAGED be % Ghy recommended by her last EN-
lDyrr Address u Vest 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

COOK and iAUNDRESS-WAI and
Y CHAMB RMAlD.-By two German Protestant Girls.
one - and aundre- other waitrcsS aud chamber
maid toehcr separate city OF country best references
l4O " cst 4lst--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
COOK BY a frSt-claSS cook; can be thor
" oushly recommended call Is East j2dst

COOK.-Bv frSt-claS- cook. with daughter
- over - HIo,csiuts cOmUcteut; English and Amcri
can COOK >peiicn,. genera ousekceper country
- " est 31tlst. fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sc pro-
pO'as will Doe received by the Harlem River Bridge Com
mssluutr1 "a their Oc Room 73 CuOI Exchange Building
hanover square. NcwN0rk ty. utu - Of the twenty
second day Of April for The construction Of tho
posed bridge over th' Harlem RIVER at l~l-S Plans,
specific ATOMS and Ofms Ot proposals be had at tho
mi -siOuer.' office on amt after Nortay March -.
For fun tnJrdtoI IT, Record, lUr sale at No cts
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
Gilultl1u5 Udnle1-- Glul:5

4 WELL-kNONN gentle an. over , year,
in pr ~ position wishes stIlton where resDon,l.
bli r1T vi. buuE muirlli" can flr s1 "a,
De Oi rcitcn IS aud any JuIt urD Tor cOuec.
elce address u. J. ", IIlHor r.. Ncwa.k <. y. J.
DUILER. by a nd Going to t.urJJr i H.
IL TO fora rsr,dss gfsh but G. ApDI. Notlav ne.
tween ~ and - - va hAlson square north.
nUTLER.-By single man in "A ,irst-cla S
ID pIlva'e family excellent citv re- ceuoe. Protestant
address or apply u ". b.. iIJ An ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
GTAEIN'S EXCURSIONS FOR 1856.

The best facilities Cor pleasure parties. saloon steamer
capacity 500 to 800 Passengers The largest AMI nj
sums br'cs aloat Seven popular up thn sonnL
tic Hudson and iO~n he Bay Principal Offices Pier Il
y r.. f0o Oi C0Itlandt ~ Books open from D.
: o.. M daily. AMI from 10 sunday. Branch Oicn
m ave i2 St open Ia the evening Call early
favorable dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
TIE CYELSE ga.


let and only furnished housekeeping apart
in The chelsea apartment binding. I'D TIN
beautifully decorated and furnished modern svlr
with convenience for housek coping: excellent
restaurant in the building situated the end OF the build
i'm seventh floor light and llr three sides. Inquire at
Office OF Chelsea. 222 West Esd st.
"'V'IIE ENELYN,' West 7Sth-st., opposite
Manhattan square Fire proof apartments q, ganuy
decorated steam heat elevators. electric lights with
six bed from 81, 100 to $l7OO dag ANS sent
no LET.-A choice fiat of eight large rooms
at III Wavcriy place contains improvement
condition rtvccn Washington square Park aud
Ctav ont 70 elevated Hnt cross town cars Can
seen by applying 90 jtniiOr ON promises or TO
HIRAM MERRITT, 90 3d.avc.
ITO LET.-Eleqant fiat all LIGHT rooms :;
newly decorated; nelghborpod the best 81 West jGth
ST. Apply 10 JanitCr next door.
IEHE CHELSEA Absolutely fire proof
1 apartments Handsomely decorated. furnished and
furnished: three five and bath every
all night; restaurant frat class Table dhotc
and ala Carte. Apply at the Office, NO ~ W. 23d st.
WASHINGTON SQUARE.-UIpp"r part of
w hons" ak rooms and bath: artisc'lIv decorated
compct. home private curauC"; mo cTdc rent; atry
CUPID by architect for hoGs"k cpnC.
W =. N,.OTII.I, D. West tn II.
3 CTTN A IS not salyG, snug or loton. One trial
~ 4N - will convince you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
Cost an0 fcuno.

| OSr.-Un Friday evening, March % large
solitaire diamond ear nng. The finder Will literally
rewarded Ny returning the same
J.C. C., 81 Horauo-st, New y ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

~ 1 4le - viii vince you
S9 5TH-AVE.. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

A rTTNk isnyaluablc T. pu51r sneakers. Tesu
Az Aye n isnnits irch
AETNA Co. * 5thave, A.Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

BOARD ROOMS, &c. advertised in CON-
81 MERClAL ADVERTISER. III Fulton St. at Be. I'm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28
AETNA is THE WONDER

y ENERGETIC Young man, experienced
~ editor and business Of quarterly magazine
printing service, respO Islbe
position can invest capital
MELVIN. Box %. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-28

4 Private family viii let room with board in
"a pleasant 81 part % Lar.cu H. r.. Pisa 5tlrare.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-01-30

Briddick g. Bridges, turpentine
manufacturers in Montgomery coun
ty, Ga, employed Twenty-Five color
ed men in Greenville, S. c., two
months ago, promising them fair
wages. When they reached their
destination they found themselves
forty miles from a railroad, and that
they could only earn fifteen cents a
day. Nine of the men left for Bar
low, the nearest railroad station, hav
ing pawned hats and shoes for food.
They were pursued by Briadick's
men, and with clubs and pistols were
compelled to return. Logan Walker
was one of the men most seriously
hurt He managed to get word to
his brother Alfred, who is one of the
wealthiest colored men in Greenville.
The Greenville people are getting up
fund for council to free their breth-
ern from the Montgomery county
slavery.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-01-30

An expert who has travelled through
the orange belt reports, as to the
damage by the recent cold weather,
that the actual loss to the growers of
oranges rendered unmarketable by
reason of being frozen on the trees is
about 81, 100,00 estimating the orr
ginal crop at 100000 boxes, which is
quite low enough. Young nursery
stock in the northern part OF the
State is badly damaged by being top
killed, but it will by no means be o
total loss. Bearing orange and lem
on trees nearly down to the line of
the South Florida Railroad are in
jured to the extent of losing a large
part of the fall growth, on which the
bloom comes, SO that the crop OF 1886
will be largely reduced in that re-
gion. Pine apples in the same re-
gion, together with guavas and other
tender tropical fruits, are killed to
the roots, and will require year to
recuperate. Early vegetables have
been badly damaged, but can be re-
placed, the principal loss on them be
ing the time and the expense of
planting and the loss of extra prices
of an early market. The whole spot
money damage to the fruit and farm
interests of the State will not exceed
S2,000,000.