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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-08
RAILROADS.


1000 re&NSTLyA%IA pouTE 1856
T r0, TltE % -. WEST AND souTHwEsy
SPLENDID SCENERY. '''' Is
Iht1%iE-CENT EQUIPMENT
In oh"c: January l., 1856.
Trains leave Washington. from station, coru,. ).
Sixth aii T. street as follows:
For P!tsbura ani tho West Chicaga linn,
Express Of .=iass' Sl.crng Csrs at 80 =.
daily; Fast hin, 800 am. daily, 10 C.rc-r,..
and 81. Louis "a'h Sleeping Cars iron. i;.r,
burg to Cincinnati aua Hotel Gar to H.. i,,.,.
isi!y, EXCEPT Saturday, 1" CticaFc, with ~r
nE Car Altoona - Chicago Chicago and , IT,.
cinnati Express. 1T $40 p. III. ,!a
Sleeping Cars Washington 10 Chicago: r..rr...
ing vt Harrisburg with Western TX se.- .,
through S.crFe.- 10. Louisville aud 81, -
Pacific Express, 1000 D. III. dali :, ial i.ii...
and The West, VITA through SLEEPER iI@lrl..
10 t'Iisau" an3 ,iavciaId.
UALTi;Is.r aiD POTOMAC GiTlEm,.
For Erie, C;ra"iei,ua. Rochester, Bnl#s.o. >..
Ioa'Dp. III. daily except Saturday. w.!l H.,
Cars WashiEGt"n 10 i, chester.
For Wll:Amspctt. Lock Haven and T.!
$50 y. ~, daily. except sunday
For New York f;f the last. :: -. 900 a.s. ..
a u 2:t*i ia 1900 sud ll:2O y.
Snncas 600 y. ~. 300 80 1000 ..a,, H..
u. M. Lir,:.rd f:Xrrcs, - Pullman o.
Cars $40 =. ~. :.ud $50 >, IN. t...:. .,. q.
Sunday
For Boston ";;ho:.. change, 200 p N. c....
day.
For Brccklyr,, i; all :nron&i. tr,ius .a,.nu
Jerscr City :,,n boats Of Brooklvn ,3-
aForiing dircc; transfer 10 Fu,t"n tree.
ing ar,tc tccr"r. @cr"ss Nrw Io.i C.t..
For :2h,lasicir&r., 10, 9.Gu and ii:e}
goo 100 500. 900 :,af ii.:tu J.; H. ,.
Su:mj~y 300 4. 49,. 800, 4 -, $500. iata....r
!l:2n r.tu. ;,.yt.,: Express. $40 H. H.. a.
800 u. ~. tlni.2 nsrrg; Suu,ar.
For Baltimore 90. 40, 300, $40. g.rs
HOO n n, ai.a ;::,G5 200. 300. Ia t...~
A:4o. GOO, $50. 1000 and fi:-o r. ta. ~,
Sunday, 9.!0. 90 %ni 1900 q. H.. .ua.rl
i:2O, 600. T:io, 1000 and II $50 g. ~.
For Popo's Greek Line, 1:l3 a. a., and iiu..,.
daily. cxccp: Sunday.
For Annapolis -:i5 and 900 r. H.. aud lst,
and ar. y. ~ daily except SUNDAYS. ,t.
Sundays Al 500 4. m i:2O =. III.
ALEXANDRIA A:.D FREDERICKSBURG rllaw,.
AND ALEXANDRIA AID WASHINGTON r,llro,,
For Alcxsadsis., GOO, 200, 9:25, l:oi md %,
a. ~. 2O5 I'D, i:I5 Col, 500 ard =. =
ana S:05 y. II.
For Richmond and tic South, GOO and l.GI r.
m, daily, AID 4::;;5 p. m, daily, except Suu,!g~
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. GG1
500. 1900 a;I,i lei a. M, loo. ; 95 :! -
$40, 100 and iti:12 p. M, and i2:iu ur,l.
night, except Monday. On Sunday H 3 rH1 nd
1910 d. ~ 100 and t0.i2 p. N. ana T. ~
night.
Tickets and Information 81 the Office Nrnib..,,.
corner Of 18th stree; and Ponua. A vcilisr ami ~
tG5 station where act.ers can be left for the ct..
Jag q baggage /" destination frcm ho;"'s ,l
residences. J. I. WOOD, q. J..
HtI*. /. fith, q. NJ. iani~
rA@HlNUT"N, Nillo AND WESTERN :" T..
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BRANCHES.

BRANCHES.
MANASSAS nlyISION-Daiiy cxccp: Sunday.
Westward cave Washington $50 p. III. Alex
audria 30, y. m. Manassas :;:5S n. III. Ar
rive Front Royal G::'2 p. m. Rivcron Ga
m. Strashurg TOo p. Accommodation leaves
Alexandria 100 a. III Manassas GOO 4. M. A.
rive Front Royal Ids T. N, E;vcr:on 1900
IL. StrasGnrg leo 7. III.
Eastwarl-Lcavc Strasburg G10 A. m. River
ton 6:::sS a. H. Front Royal 6:5l n. NJ. Ar
rive Manassas 9:t5 y. M. Alexandria 1915 a
m. Washington ln:iO n. IN. Accommodation
IN. Front Eoval 2:iO p III. Arrive Manassas
700 p. IN. Alexandria 1000 y. III.
WAEEENToN BRANCH
Trains Nos 80, 81. -. and 30 connect daily ut
Warrcuton Junction (" ana from Warren
ton. Trains Nos. % and 50 daily. except
Suuday to anc from Warrcnton. Train No.
80 does not connect with WSrrcuton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION
DAILY except Sunday. Leave Rocky Mount 700
H. m Arrive franklin Junction 1920 a. III.
Lclvc Franklin Junction S:t,N p. IN. Arrive
Rocky Mount ll:3O p. IA.
CONNECTIONS
At Orange with +. Z. & 7. K. L. for Frclcrcks-
burg. Attiouonsviilr ahd charlottesville with
Chesapeake and OHIO Ry. for Richmond, Old
Point, stanton, and points El and West aud
ami Western Il. 4. for Southwest Virginia.
Bristol. Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville and
Knoxville: and with Richmond and Allie
ghany L. K. for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
rs we'll us points on Il. * \. T. K. east of
Lyrchbnrg.
At D:.uvillc with Richmond and Danvillc, for
all POINTS in the Caromas. Florida, Georgia and
the South. AT Rivcron with Shenandoah Val
ley Z. K. for Luray and Points in the Page Val
ley. 81 Strashurg with tho Baltimore and Ohio
for iiarriaomhurg Winchester and points in the
Shenandoah Valley.
All trains make close connections at Washing
ton with through trains to and from the North
and West via both pcnna. and l.. Il o. Z. Il.
Through tickets ut lowest prices to all import.
ant points in the United States. This is the best
line for points in Texas and California.
For Ill information tickets and Sleeping Car
reservations apply 10 agents of this company, or
j. S. Il. THOMPSON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Alexandria, Virginia.
ROBERT ANDREWS, Surt aud Eng.
janis
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NORTH BOUND.
PULLMAN SERVICE.

Trains Nos. so and 81, Pullman EuGct and
Sleeping Cars between New York and Atlanta
without change. Mann Boudor Cars Atlanta
to New Orleans via birmingham.
Trains Nos - and %. Pullman Buffet ami Sleep.
ing Cars between Washington and New Orleans,
withoutchangc. Pullman Sleeping Cars between
Washington and Aiken, =. G.. without change
Trains Nos. 81 and 30, Pullman Sleeping Cars.
between Washington and Louisville without
change. Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Char
lottcsvi!lc and Cincinnati without change.
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LOEBERHY and


SHAMOkIE RED ASH.
WHITE ASH free burning and hard Of steam.
or, broken. egg, stove and and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND and
KANAWliA SPLINI, from West Va
Making Coal specially VIC aim to keep oa y
the HIGHEST GRADES, and having two iassc
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate. a;d
is especially prepared for family use
Yards foorcd, and all Coz! sent out WE'LL
SCREEND AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers, families public institutions and nar-
ufactories supplied at lowest market ratcs-ro.
ton of 2240 lbs. JR ZIMMERMAN.
Successor to I. ). Mciailcy & Co..
my7 Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen st
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Wo invite Tho attention OF dealers and cor
snmcrS To orr large stock OF CAREFULLY PRE-
PARED COAL Of tho following varictcs
LfkEN'S VALLEY,
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RAILROADS.

VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE GREAT THOROUGIIFAkE
BETWEEN THE
North AND TIE SOUTH.
TIE ONLY LINE OFFERING a DOUBLE
DAILY PULLMAN BUFFET AID
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE,
Between Washington and New 0rlcsns. This
line offers tho travelling public accoulmoda
tions and facilities such cannot he found on
any other il:o entering Washington.
This is the quickest line between New York
and New O.lcans- uniy ID h0urs.
On and after SUNDAY, Jan. J., 1856, pas
senger trains will be run IS follows:
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HNOYS at greatly reduced prices, such rs Doll
i Carriages, Express Wagons, S!cghs, Wheel
barrow-, Desks. etc, ut
deco; AMOS i. SLAYMAKER'S.
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DREECH LOADING GUNS, fine quality. She'll
- ciccting, Double action and other Pist l.,
Loading Implements, Shells, Caps, Primers, Wads
and other goods in same line Will be sold ut low
prices, at So King. corner of loyal streets Call
and examine.
noy11 ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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Finest shipping facilities by rail aud w.lct.
Office and yarl and wharvcs corner rr,nl 81
and Union streets. mv!u
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CyWEET GUM AND MULLEN, the new rene
- dy for Coughs, Colds, &c: also Bills Cough
Syrup Piso's Cure FOR Consumption, Lcadbcatcrs
Cough Syrup. Phosphate Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil. and Trochcs of various kinds, for sale by
feb5 j.. S. LEA DREATER 81 BRO
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP! % Gross Honeysuckle
~ SOAP rece,ve to-day and for sale, low, whole
sale and retail. hv sep15l ! G. MITRIJRN.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Alexandria, Feb. 2Sth, 1924.
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physicians, | have in stock a full supply Of
i Reed & Carnr;ck's Beef rcptonoids-Pcpto.
nizcd Tod Liver Oil and Milk, Liquid pcptonohs.
Pcptoroids iron and Wine and Soluble Food for
infants ! D. H. JIJNT
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NJ EW PERFUMERIES-W have jus, receive
IN large and varied assortment OF Wright
celebrated Extracts fnc the handkerchief, whici
we are selling by the ounce or bottle. Anon
the odors can be found Jockey Club, Mary Stuart
Violet Stcphanoiis Lily of the Valley, Sc. Thcs,
Extracts arc without doubt tho hest that arc
manufactured. For sale by
ian2, WAKEFIELD & HALL
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EOHN D. II. LUNT,

I STABLER & Co.,
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CQUAEE. OCTAGON and FLAT CAST STEEL
- will be sold at 50 King street. corner of Roy
al at 4 grcl ly reduced price Quality warrant
cd Ioct2S J. r. CREIGHTON Il SON.
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SHOVELS and TONGS. Stove Shovels, Perfec-
~ tion Coal Holds. Meat Cutters and other sea-
sonable goods just received and for sale cheap at
SS King street, corner of Royal, by
ocES il. CREIGHTON & SON,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
FAyonINa A oHANor

With the approach Of the Methodist
spring conferences zion's Herald grows
more urgent in pressing its suggestion
that the cast-iron rule Of the itlnerancybe
modified to admit OF longer ministerial
terms We are confident, II says, that
the time VIII come when our excellent
system, which is broad and elastic enoueh
to admit of this, Will be strengthened
and brought more into harmony with the
necessities OF the hour by permitting the
appointing power, at the request Of the
conference, to extend the term. We do
not believe it advisable 70 have a definite
limit, with the exception of one year
Every Term should be but a year, TO be
extended at the discretion of the cabinet
or conference. II The term itself is den-
nitely heightened TO five years every
preacher will feel that bis reputation de-
Ponds upon his remaining through this
period. We have known several churches
nearly rnined by the preacher IN charge
remaining over year. II would have
been better for him, aud a thousandfold
better for the church, If he had quietly
left OF the closoof tie FIRST year. There
was want Of adaptation, although in
other charges the same pastor proved to
be an apostle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
WHITE oROss.

A novel church organization with an
excellent purpose, but with very clumsy
name, has been set on foot in Brooklyn
in connection with st. Luke's Episcopal
church 1t is called the "Neaniskoi,p
which is Greek word conveying the idea
Of young men Just budding into manhood.
The youths who compose this society are
pledged against profanity, lntemperance
and impuuty of life They promise to
abstain from visiting places OF evil resort,
of whatever grade, and they declare their
intention Of extending, ms far as means
and influence will permit, religious edu-
cation and culture among theirassociates.
Among the young ladies society Of
somewhat similar purpose has been or
ganized, also bearing clumsy Greek
tltle. This is called the "Ergetai, -
which means the lady workers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
NOTES.


The bible is to be printed in short
hand and illustrated.
one bible-house, which has been estah-
lished since TIA, has distributed no
fewer than 6,350,oQQ bibles.
The church-congress will meet in Cleve-
land May 20, and be presided over by
GOV. Foraker, who is Methodist.
Three great grandsons of Charles Wes-
ley are now clergymen Of the Church ci
England.
Trinity Episcopal church, New Haven,
Conn, has had four rectors in one hun
dred and eighteen years.
The colored preachers of jackson,
Miss, "boycotted" Moody and Sanky
and kept their members from attending
especial services held for the colored
people"
There is hopeful movement among
the colored Presbyterians in the South,
looking toward self-support. Some OF the
churches are now ready to assume the
support of their pastors.
The expenditures OF Bishop Taylor's
mission 10 Africa last year amounted to
S2s, coo, and there is balance OF over
sixteen thousand dollars on hand. Bishop
TAYLOR goes on the faith principle for his
funds, and so far seems TO nave peen
amply provided,
Pastor Schneider Of Bethlehem now
breaches regularly AZ Hebron, the ancient
city where Abraham, Isaac and Jacou
were buried. The gospel has not peel
preached there since ll7, when the Guy
1 Tell into the hands Of Saiadin.
Partisan authorities have ordered ths
name of the Deity expunged from o.
notebooks used in that city, Al Bir
mingham lthe English one) the schoo
board has decided that TO teach chiiafel
HYMNS Is to teach them religion, ana ms
ordered that hereafter no hymns shall y
\ taught Ia the schools under It's super
vision, except "God Save the Queen"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
roRr WORTH nlARKETs DAILY RE
VIEW.
OFFICE or nHK GAZETTE,
= .a......rt. ulIar A-nrll n. L.-ln.


r,,,,o ,,reeence OF a large crowd OF country
,,sto,ders In tic oity to-day stimulated the re
tsti trado and a flno business was done; lhe
,gehoiesale movement while not he bfi1k 40 "
re- s,,,,e weeks ago Is satisfactory IN volume,
and denlotR report collections Roou' lfAhhg
=, dorc an the nasis OF existing anoiatlonh,
.sothing new IN The way Of change IN pflces
itos'in, recently occurred. Beef cattle are htia
anriet,ha lrmer and are slightly inHn1t, ~ N
nsunllY ne case In the "beiWeen teAsVn INV
,sood fat mutlons arc very scarce h.n MN i.
Grain Is little more actiFe tnsnsn ~
blgbeT good deal OF oehahu ~, ioi
leeds exists, cotton planIns ~ ih r.
~ ~ nand and choice varieties OF seed are IN
r,e ar irhe outloek regarding inc gfow.iipg
asdt,s N aid 10 bs exceedingly Drigh, ne
cron turns out not 10 be bali 80 pAulY ~
i,red as Was Thought by the cold snaps OF tne
anarjv epring. and oats are without eNgeptvn
anny,sh in0 There has been enough Iai ii
ntranav ~ insure liberal hargessa ~ elhhh
ran N IA rather too carly 70 pfeulSl hng
hst,, a. reyard 10 the corn CROP but ths you,nb
niart iooks Vigorous and Is groWin8 on hin ly
lrha srss mi In cotton, Il Is SAID, in ilisS
scone ~ country tributary 70 Fort " olll,, w,
M rnnsiderably larger than iast year vnisnA y
No ft that Considerable amount oi isnu ess ~.
had been soyyn IN grain that was hliien - s NY
winter was ploaghed up ana pe' ~ Inv Hs'N'
ane following quotations are revised care ae
fully each day and may be fsllsu upon - Az
on HR4isSTirKRFrcsh country butter. en mole,
s5c choice Western dairy 1851 iAnSs Iva" =
SO ceorFEE-Rio. fair ioaloKe; primo ne ms
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- co
|I61s dIBANINes.
| \, .,.r,, .. Told fro"
|. T.. q a srl ID Many
''''' Lands.
-. !, ~ s.sas-sew order
''''- se,s', &c


~ 49, .,d Tbrock.
-cf pfneI q II m n n. and ) =. ~ .. +. !
rftAcnlnt Aji invited 70 a''ehu
u, apd strawberry. leu KEW.
N ropcofI N Tfhufsday evening :,
~ oDllfFe y gsnent Of che young
| Iht pe''7
aast e.,.s wesleyan COLLEGE ,9l,!n
a A. isSe' Prof, r VI. v me- ~.
K e'elciis,I mnslc furnished W
VI .r''lP Public cordially 'nN's W.
s'ia' 81 Johns church
,,,.tlliral' ,,erts Rev. tn. IT,
q Qsl11gr,"s school At si'' , y, W.
"a slIannsion io.S0a. N. Easier
s. 81 ',.,, AZ the First Bnpus,i,
" tuesday afternoon
iiio % ~ residence 81 i'l; o. a
Il, A lso ana Third streets q
AZ i,sssil requested n..,,.
y y ' als al Broadway , psessoyl,
n l, ~. nsssior, Rev. pr. Mite9 i e. Il;
ilihe pm, sabbath school Nv
stN Y Roe, superintendent
~ "wednesday evening at
fs a'e'
.,ar church. corner OF
a ffabyte,'.'"R ey II. NJ. Tlnnon
VT ..hool $50 q. ~ ", iS tbe
iIgli u ! " infant baptism VIII he
tllr.Ilsese NJ ,te morning sermon
n li'o'e oorner Of Main and
| rEtlnIe,p,, ,sssor. sunday school
!. pnsl M, and S y. m.
erlces ~ IN celebrate the Easter
tiyic, ,n,na,ed nv the LORD sup.
"a y ,i lv people al $3.50 p M
li'iy0u"s
ohureh Jones street,
Nayierish a NJ Moore pastor.
III KY. = snblect OF the ser.
h y Y i.,, ,o . hyening service
lloF Vaes'nsgbool al a:45 a. M, IL.
sunday ,s,endent 4 cordial vel
h suP'i'A
,. oh,reh corner
fsrlh rfesbytea.,is"n ney' Robert III.
. Fourth stus'i m subject,
Pleirnli,s. I; I" snd 3 u. M. subject,
% q s WI y, by the pastor sabbath
oiCln', H NV enperintendent.
A.n. y ,,ee All cordially tn
beaN Hoe'
Mach corner of Broad =.
B9asi enu n,,ac s. Gillespie,
h hvis hSe wv Vl.g0 a M; j, ID.
'scioVi a preachinr by tho
qlehaIelllu,.v'.h,cse AT night, PRAYER.
~ ho sei i.ht Chnroh sociable
ettssaah n.,ees,dence Of Alderman
~ \ tne Ie ,,..ao, "
sealA husA go s,hoo, w,ll hold
nirse sunuay.sollVoi " W ehnrch zen
ID Easter services ~ o, S Tne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
TExAs NEWS.

The Texas Observer, Northumberland
Presbyterian paper at Mexla, has gone
into the hands of Rev, G. S. Groves, Rev.
w. B, Allen retiring on account of ill
health.
The young men of Greenvllle have
organized Young Mems Christian ssso-
citation in that city, w. j. McAnnally,
president.
There has been a great revival going on
at the Baptist church near Denton, forty
persons having been baptized at one
time,
Lorena has had similar experience.
The Methodist and Baptist churches
united, and held threesweeks services,
which resulted in the conversion of
seventy-eight persons and contribution
of $1,000 10 build church house for the
NJ. Il. church, South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

Bids vill be received By the com miesiou9rh
eourt or Maverick county, Texas, for The sac
or lease OF three and one half leiguee az ~
acres) Of Maverick county school lAnas, hlI
6eirg auryeys Nos 49, 40, 81 and p VT Of 42i Dias
10 bc Tor either lease or sale. BID for lease 70
state numbeP OF yeArs, bids for sale 70 ps i1i
cash or on time not exceeding twenty YEATS;
psr cent? per hnnum, payable IN ADVANCE,
zach lid mnst be accompanied vita i0neit o.
Ave hundred dollaKs for feithfn4 perio I'm sl'ce
be dled with she undersigned on ~ before
O'Clock a. M. Of second Monday o. MAY ne1l
when sRid BIDS will be openeo. Tue court 10
serves the right 10 reject any ana 81 biqb'
~ JOS. HOFSrErTER,
county Judge Maverick Co, Eagle FAaei Iaxat
Thisq 9th day OF February, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 1--we STOCK
Kansas CITY.
npnnuap

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 2l,-Wheat-
Stronger, fairly active for options; No. red
cash and April CSC bid; May G7G67Aci June
1QsC.
Oorn-Dul and weak No. cash 971sc bid
June % Q bid
Oats-No quotations.
LIVE STOCK,
The Live stock Indicator reporte'
Cattle-Receipts s0Oi shipments $50 Market
active. stronger at previous quotations.
Hogs-Receipts 400; strong &c higher V 35G
10.
sheop-Recoipts Il dull and weak.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

And YOU don't want to either, when once
you commence drinking those deiign'lW
beverages drawn from the soda wafer ied
and ginger ale fountain OF Wells' oVV
Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

windows Of cathedral stained glass, and
the entrance lie closed by massive double
doors Of polished bronze fret-work.
Work on the structure will be completed
in about six weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

But we noticed that no got In another
SHIPMENT of those spring lap.rooes yes
terday. We are speaking about H. r.
the saddler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
Pan. SONS MAUsoLEUM.

.ss,aaelphia Record.
4. 'olean which is being erected
vs. ~ mn to hold the remains
M Ssnop Simpson is approach
plot q ground IN the new iS
,S., q the cemetery. and Is
' \ q a small Gothic chapel Il
lara shape and about twenty.
| Z ~ y ghteen feet wide and
| 4 !, algn, The entire true
| eau y dressed granite from she
/ s,s 81 Conn. The columns ms
sbsd ! arched entrance are al
| N S,S Quincy granite, contrast
s', r,'n the lighter color Of the
rss,,sea In the center Of
u. 'ols iioor le 10 be plnced a 4
| wy, pure white italian
~ Ky W. win be place. tie re-.
| 4. \, 40. bishop. The construc.
lssS ,nss Is such that IN each
3 n, ,s.' 'sur bodies. The y maui psSI.
's''e light from several
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

From smoking bad cigar, Hereafter ne
win GO 10 Capera & Bro. and get pure
Uavanas tot the same price he pain lor
tfln nahhane and mullen leaf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
MOLD PRopnEny

nas unearthed an old proph-
year 1856 Of a decidedly un-
nature, writes a Rome cor
q the London Globe. 1t ap.
lne church Of 0beremmel,
Of Ireyeri, in Germany,
flone tablet some centuries
"a is cut the prophetic verse
maybe rendered: "When
Oflng Us Easter, and John
,alses at Pentecost, and John
ue censor at Corpus Domini,
" whole earth resound with
y Nallines.n Now 1t so han.
Year Easter falls on St.
rsA'ecost on that OF st. An,
luA, and the Corpus Domini
.S9An the Baptist's day, june
We, are the first conditions
iulhlled, so that now
u. prophecies and anxious.
| sl, ns generally nave only to sill
~ ,'e Of everything disagree
Y. y Possibly happen to thi,
II os \. enc the dwel.ers thereon
y AID Decembsr. 1896 AM
4 ss'eloles, anil earthquakes
4 ~ ,a aud wars and rumors o
Z year years 1882 @4-5 are TO b,
F'Vspeet is not an sgreeabl,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

"Hush little baby, don't you cry, YOU,
have buggy bye and byei" aud we WI
cet il Of Pinkard & Joyce, ON the inslaii
meut plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
BaKp pREsBYrERrANs.

BaRp PREsBYrERIAES.
rmed Presbyterian church
d The swearing OF the Cove
hal and Solemn league in
1855 and 1913, and hence they
osnanters, They refused TO
he revolution settlement Of
William, prince of Orange,
termed dissenters. They
ihout q ministry until l706,
aurs they were called $50
~ Rev. McMillan then came
nlstered to them alone for
ears. In lS43 Rev. Marin came
ley organized the Reformed
Early in the eighteenth cen
0i these coyenaters emigrated
md formed societies. In
Cuthbertsou, Linn and Dobbin
he Reformed Presbytery of
maintain the principles of the
To-day this church has Ill
y congregations, 1915 mem
have & college at Beaver
VIII seven professors and l25
theological seminary at Ale
with three professors and
Students, a foreign mission in
son for freedmen in Selma,
csc mission in Oakland, Cal,
lnlstersin the work of national
bis church contributed last
v, or almost SIS a member.
entered ihtocovenant in 1871,
siself TO maintain the princi-
va covenants, The psalms Of
sei exclusively In the service
ID no organs allowed. No
was ever allowed in their
No member of a secret
society is allowed in their
No brewer, distiller nor
els admitted, The members
wed to hold stock in Sabbath.
.oiporahons. Their political
le distinctive teatnre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25

New goods, beautiful styles, popuiasl
prices polite treatment at mangnin x
MnntpomerY's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-25
ON CHANGE.
The Wheat Market Opened Weak Yes
terday, Declined and Closed
Generally Lower.
The Money Market was Easy-Livs stoei,
Trausaotions We're Brisk, supply
Equal 90 tho Demand.


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