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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-03

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- = - osonanaeA 1esa Csm-
~ Dne~NeeD Assus fswu.
uopoadsn0s Of InrmIfcrrcna.
x1A> oopk 3--Wtiliam McDivitt
u1nooo11ns q ~ nil OF the Colum.
y oompony, while q The mill, yestsr.
uonndln9 nsas ths hsasipg furnaces,
- II. @. 3 KsuGmsu, manager Of
Whon ~ Wus struck with bar Of
- = ~ right leg, near the
~ heo1sf he'd drawn the
N1n ~ furnaces and did not ses
1p1v1l1 S1andiss near by. The iron
~ ogound towards the rolls and
- uupog1ntendenI The accident
= ooop Uneh sud painful burn on
To Mod flowed freely and over
Dgoe eoeure The flow could b stopped.
QeV51 hod 10 b conveyed 70 his
1u9 MEDICAL attention IVES sum.
~ ono Iron would have struck him
DUye down an artery would have been
y11on would havs resulted In bleed
Cuoo shout two weekA
Bsss1ved . scare.
3nvonlng tArse employees Of the Penn
~ &ollroad received quite scare while
- = work = the once Of the Transfer
a numbsr Of freight carr were be-
0ed along the track at the station,
= truck Of one car jumped the track,
~ C0ns1dofAole noise - the wheels
y oSr the tieA The employees thought
~ They made rapid exit from the
- ~ the wsy Of . window.
cat His Eys.
s. 10Gfow Meisley, working at Wolfe's
0omo quaxriss, yesterday afternoon was
1ok shove the right eye with 4 small sharp
1A The stous was broken from a large
I'D struck with much force. The eye
II Wu hadlZ cut and presented an ugly
0n1unoA The wound was attended to by
Town Notss.
4 y npod stteudance was at the armory last
G1EAt q the s0ciable held by the ladies'
1ooahio committee Of the St Paul's P. r.
G1mrch. Tho exhibition Of the humanophons,
10oW musicIcal instrument was received
ytlA much relish. The socisble will be held
rs Shawnee Fire company held their
fJular monthly meeting last night The
Of the Columbia company will be
4l0 tonight
Th6 county committeeman of town have
roG3ormed their work well, and the assess
ne0t Of voters u the largest this year ever
o. Saturday afternoon the Columbia club
VIII play hall with the Harvey Fishers, of
0un0onuOu. Melcher and Gibson will be the
1119ory for the homo club, and Schiller and
WlIson for the visitorA
FLORENCE Bindley and company will ap,
ponf tn the opera house on next Thursday
eSseine, Ia Barley, Csmpbell's melodrama
About half.Fas ten o'clock last night part
q The hrs department was called out by a
4alee alarm Of ffre.
Ths Columbia fire engine was giyaA .yfss,.,
- evening ct the river shore. Members ..
W. nre committee OF council were p-ssent
44SeoRlne worked In good orxDsc
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Cn,c>ep Market.

CHICAGO, sept s. $50 a. m.-Market opened:
wheat-sept. 7o94c; Oct, Isssc; Nov, sA4c !;
Dec, SEC.
Corn-sept., ale Oct. I3c; Nov, ul.c
Oats-Sept., 25sc; Oct, 2'S.c Nov, Ss34o.
Pork-Oct., 5000 Nov, SO 21H.
lard-Sept., e. IS.
Ribs-sept s66S Oct, 81 7OSs6 ~.
CLusrse,
wheat-Sept, 765.c; oct, 7s5sc; Nov, SIsc !;
Dec, Slac
Corn-sept. 4Os &C, Oct. l2Sc Nov. 4Sttc.
Oats--Sept., 2SI,c oct, 2!c Nov, ssi.c,
Pork-Sept., sl6l5; Oct. tl0 s5 Nov, sl0 Is.
Lsrd-sept,s 81 5lS; oct, p 80 Nov, g IS.
Ribs-Sept.. - IS Oct, d o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-03

PErLApulrHA, Sept S-Flour quiet Sales
Of $40 barrels. Mimi. bakers. tS Tyfft ~ Penna.
family at - 1904 Western at o. cttt 90 Pat
ents, u 5oos 10.
Rye nour steady at . sNt,S 40
p. m, caii--whoai--Sept, sc Oct,
ssisc. Nov, ssAc Dec, aNc.
Corn-sept.. ioSc; Oct. So,<c; Nov, soN.c Dec.
oats sept, s.s.o; oct, Ss1o Nov, SsSo;
Dec, Sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-03
Chscaso steers SOFA :, ou.,r,,,,,.

Chtcsgo steers Sold at 0usrryvii,e
On Thursday Truman Coates brought Fl va
carloads Of stock to Quarryvilie direct from
Chinago This II the first lot OF cattle that
ever cane TO QuarTyville direct from Chicago
They fcnnd ready buyers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-03

THB sale OF . large lot of grocery and store fix.
tures 10 morrow afternoon at o'clock Will take
place ~ the corner OF Pine ana Chestnut streets,
~ Primes and Chestnut
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rheIas. case on rr,al

Court met at . o'clock this morning and
81 oi the session WAS taken mp IN the suit OF
Etlls w. Williamson & Foster, reported yes.
terdsy. The case was given to the jury this
Aternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-03

Pullman & Co.'s Double Tented shows will ex.
hlbit at McGrann's Park, Monday, September
9Th Admission TO all tents, 25 cents Children
under nine, IS cents. aug3lSln3lS
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DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. CITY RESIDENCE, will be sold by public


L CITY RESIDENCE. will be sold by public
SALE
On SATURDAY EVENING, sErTEMBRR Is, 1885,
at the Grape Hotel, the very desirable residence
of the late A. w. Russell, deceased, No. 3l5 North
Lime street Lancaster. Pa The lot ia % feet
front by l35 feet to a street. The main building
Is 80 by SO feet, containing Entry, Parior,
Library and Dining Room, on the first floor (;
Z large Chambers on the second floor, and 3
Rooms Gu the third noor The back building IL
Is by Is feet, and has large Kitchen. Pantry ana
store room, on the first floor; Chambers and
Bath room on the second floor, Stationary Wash
stand, Range and Hot and Cold water, Closet,
&c. The house Is heated with one of Bests
Furnaces. 1t has handsome yard. with splen.
did Fruit Trees. Grapes. Rain Water Cistern
on Porch, sc
Also lot rs feet by a., with Two Story Brick
stable, - by - feet, In rear OF above property.
but not on same lot
Persons wishing 10 see the above properties
can do SO by calling on the premises or To either
of the undersigned,
JOHN X. Russell, li9 North queen ST.,
GEO. y. Russell. 32s North Lime ST.,
Executors OF the Estate OF A w. Russell. De-
ceased. aug2t eodtsd
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Quotations by Reed. McGnnn Co.. bankers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Correspondence of the Gazette
PILOr POINT, Tx, March . DIR,
Jacob Dlt2ler, the eininent Methodist d.
vine, arrived here last evening on the
euuth.bound TO see his brother, the
specialist, whom he had not seen for a
nunpcr OF years. The doctor kindly oun.
4entrd 10 prWch, and Notwithstanding
the brief notice the NJ thndist church was
we'll fltd g. listen "a the diati gushcd
speaker He depalted This mOrning on
the sOuih-bouud for Austin. Tex.
A bTanch store consisting Of general
stock was opened mp To-day at Mountain
Springs, twelve miles north Of the city ~
CpUk county, Mr. I'D Eimore, manager
The stock was furnished by a. Nj. El.
mpre, dry goods, J c. Nawhury, hard.
nare aud q, A. llcarH, groceries, an m, r.
chants Uf this city
Miss hlyina Dorman, an estlmable
toung laty, aud Mr. JohH wilkins OF
Whilesboro we're married to-day NJ th,
residence Of the BRIDES pafeuts, two aud
4 hvlf miles northeast Of mis- city, Rev.
Rodgers ~ COllusylle officiating
The Ladies Cemetery society met this
evening at the residence 81 Mrs W. A
Kendall. They have Ia contemplation, NJ
M earlS day, 40 oyster supper aud stl.
val. The officers negly otc'ed are Miss
SdlIe Beatty presidents Mrs. Minnie
Lhne, vice president Mrs Mtiiic
Johnson. secretary Mrs ). E. Eewbury,
Treasurer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

,ucspondonco Of tho usaetto.

Correspondence Of tho NaEettc,
wnlTEwmGnT, TEX, March 3 ,-0ranza
Batter, while out riding, met with a
serious accd' MT by his horse falling upon
him, breaking his leg above the knee and
NJ the anhle. The doctors have succeeded
IN 4, ting him in shape TO BE- easy for
the ulgtt,
j. Bus,ll, the poor mans friend oi
whitewripht, died on the Sd lust. liz
Nnr IN abb aud willing heller If TIE
poor, aud MS position In bu'in ~ aud
phimn,hropie circles II one that viii
pronaply never b. nled here 10 the satis-
faceiun uf the poor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

DECATUR, Tx March l0--Iu the dis
trlct court w. A. Coul X now On trial,
charged Win the rape OF Dolls Hart, 0n
Feb,u,ry 20, 1855. County Attorney
cur, wei Is assisted b, l.. O. Sparkpan
The defense Is represented BY Judge
Chas. Toward md I j McMurrdy.
Judge Hun or ~ Fort Worth Ii In the
city on lcpai business
WIN. PORN aud John Strickland, two
~ Knox count s cow kings, are IN tht
city
A cold wave struck ~ last night, and
Ice Is plentiful this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Freight rra,n wrecked.

perinl 20 the 1afctte.
CAMERON, TEX, March l0.--A freight
train was wrecked near Cone Switch, a
few miles sonth Of Camerop, last night
About S:l5 O'Clock I'VE cars wcr,
diichcd. A lot Of ttamps were enjoying
u free ride ia one of the car. that Jumped
The track end one at them was bruised ~
considerably, Several freight frame
nave uecn sidetracked here to-day on nc.
count of the wreck, but the debris was
removed in time Tor the passenger trains
81 pass on time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

ondenee Of the Dh1olte,

Correspondence Of the DAAolle
LgwisyILLE, TEx., March ga small
effort NJ 'boycott' rang put on the brstze
OF our quiet and orderly tom ye,lerday,
inst,gai,d as we are Informed by about
fifteen Alliance men 81 session at fi0ser
Mound, VIM del. gated Ona ~ their num
her ~ request our merchants "a deslst
dealing ~itn Sanger Bros and also Stei-
son g,Ode The yoang AiiiAgce man was
asked " furnish q caly ~ tho resolutions
OF hls ffarr1ily, aatnOiiHng the injpoc-
tiOn wbien b. sald vas ouly verbal. The
merchants ASSURED the gentleman That
they would be courteous sud respectful
10 anything tsnginie hearing the sigma
ture and endorsement ~ his comrAdes 4
they saw prsror ttprfsTpf.
The new lumber business, with Charles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Sup,ini. at henderson.


%peNihl 10 thr 1a1cttr
HENDERSON, Tx, March l0,-The
nupihls e Mr. j. Petty, prominent
aud Miss Emma, daughter OF Col Robert
Hatlon II his city, we're celebrated at 3
O'clock this nft, rnoOu, at the NJ y
cnufch. The occasion was private, and
witnessed only by lew invited ldrnd.
Nt,,y III, ctran,o,y th,, h,idnt nerty ,,,fe
which the happy par took passage fer
Ennis, where they win reside for the
future
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
In.,an,l, KnI-d.

Correspondence 70 tho Oaselte.
GLEN RosE, Tx, March s.--willlam
Fa AID Of this plaee was moving 70 thu
", 50 end Of the town to-day, and while
driving his team, hea,ily loidtd, dawa a
hill, the horses started on run and
threw him N he fell under I 9 Nhe'i.
sud The wagon pass,d 0yi his body and
Killed him almo.t instantly a boy
named Anderson was also thrown ~ anu
had 40 arm brokcn aud was o,her~i-c Ia.
iured, but not falally. Mr Ballard CAME
nom Kentucky, abOnt two years ago, a.
this place ana leaves 4 large family
ymostly grown children) 70 mourn his
loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Everyone dislikes 70 he deceived, 20 be
careful when yonr blood IS out Of order,
especially IN the eprlng. orserl0n- results
may follow. We are ia rned thHt 4 ~.
Wells Of Houston street, whose word u
relisbie, thSt be- u agent fpg Aeser'e
blood elixir, Tbs ouly guafanteed blood
purifier knnwnsit y not pat Vt nostrum,
but scientific preparatiOu hat does cure
all blood diseases and rcuo,es bDile,
pimples aud Tic many skin diseases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

TNHTTWTIWVTINV " TTIN NNFVIIW
RouNp Rock TEX, March 9,-The
Knights of Labor have organized here
with membership ~ about nflten.
A temperance society has heen organ.
led here, which Is largely attended.
We have had an abundance Of lain for
The last two weeks. Farnofs are iubiltut.
Corn planting has begun in etrne It. The
acreage OF tho oat crop viii be- large. Tie
fall oats were mostly killed, but the
,p Ing oats promises 10 be larger than
usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Bonharn
cor,o.rondenco Of lne enLallc.

Correspondence OF The GAzotte.
BoNntM, Tx March 9,--Col j. q.
Chenoweth, FIRST auditor OF the treasury,
came home Sunday, lie Is here looking
after some business In the district court,
Mr., j NJ, Terry, editor of the Honey
Grnye Herald, is Ia town to-day
Capt. r j Crooks Of Denlson has
been IN town sine yesterday.
Neary all have returned from Dallas
who went TO hear Moody aud Sankry,aud
are well pleased
Or. II. II Caldwell Of Dodd City Is In
lioaham. lie has Just returned from
medical college, and will luCato In Dodd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
May mansneS Is much needed acquIsl.
ton 10 our town.


Special 70 Tho GhreRo
HkNrrerrA, Tx, March 40. Tho pco.
pie " this place had rouslng railroad
meeting last ulght, and y - now Thought
there Is No doubt hnt shat The railroad
VIII be extended from Gainesville to Hen
rlctta N 4 very short time. The proliU~i.
lion made Ay thu officials % The Missouri
Paclnc railroad % our people viii b. fully
complied with soon, and * almost com.
pred With NOW, as they oily lack few
thousand dollars subscription, which can
EASILY be bad This matter VIII he fully
Hccldcd upon Ia u iew DAYS, as tho rail-.
road engineer Is Investigating tho route
Henrietta 1 destined 10 We a great rails
road center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

MouNr CAniEI, rs, March l0.--J
Berthe. Known az Use "Biant Of Eastern
Pennry lyania," vas buried here yester.
day. lie welah d 40 lbs, aud II was in.
possible 20 ge he coffin lut0 ntarse,
Twelve men carried u, During tbs sery.
ices Mrs. Kate .llodgc, 81 llliehstc y, d
relative ~ The decta.ed. was overcome
by heart disease, ana fall dead on the
coffin,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids 70 the cook Ia preparing per.
feet and wholesome food, and the house,
vile viii DO well to be on her guard
against baking powder tFamps Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never pcddl,d
from honeo 70 house, as the mahufaotur.
Ing establishment Of j II Brown h
taxed 70 its uttermost 70 supply the de-.
manda that come through Legitimate chan.
uolk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

: lloT face 80 falf, ~ fcrh u seemed not,
Hut heavenly p0rlfHit ~ Oflgut angels hue
Clear ah the AZ Il, WIN iut bihnr OF biNi,
And IL her cheekn ihn ,ermei fed ia showJ
This tx the poets deception Of Q
woman whosr pnSslca system was 10 4
perfectly sound aud healthy stat, will
every function acting propry and rs he
enyiable condition Of iis fair patrons pro
duced by Dr. piefce'r "fayOrite Pre-
scripuon." ANY druggist,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Abilene.
uAr.tnl nndnnrn n mo liAnnltn.

N'NtA'fiNNNNhANfi tNo HANcttnt
AnlsNr, rrks March The district
court IS in ssion aud Win continue
three weeks The non.iury clyA docket
has hccn iakcn no Tor this woek
Fio people OF Aoileae are quite onthu
slastlc oven thc prospects IT railroad
boom.
Col John hnwyer aud J y. shelby lcit
last piaht for Graham
g. y. Hilbert editor OF the Abilene Re.
porter, returned yesterday from Cinolu
naI
MIR, u, J. Reed ~ waVahachic is here
aud opened photograph gallery.
NTH. y Rector Of Austin Is In Abi.
lene
The wcsi-hound passenger train was
late again this morning.
Yesterday the ru-h at The postoillco Tor
delayed mali was Immense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Speclal 10 Tho GR4otto,
PALEsrlNE, Tx, March i0.-S j.
Wilkesson, a young man who has been
here several days enroute to Baltimore,
Md, where lis parents reside, swanow,d
a bottle Il arsenic at tho international
saloon at o'clock this afternoon aud /.
now lying at the hotel In "A precaripus
condition. wilkesson has bcen drinking
heavily Tor some time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Correspondence ~ The 1aset,o
MIDLAND, Tx March Mldland's
iirst eiceiion 70 otc on q school tax was
held to-day The proposition 70 levy
tax q 20 cents ON The slo0 was carried
unanimously moi one vote being east
against H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

uoncspondcnce o. the Gascto.
llntssoRo, Tex, March Q District
court sun continues In session, Judge
Hall OF Cltbutne presiding,
Mr., Mayuur Of Dallas, travelling agent
for G II Edwards, isin the city, stopping
At he Gould hotel Me Maynor brings
with HIN sample OF his employ, ~
goods u the shape OF an elegant upright
piano Your spondent had the
pleasure Of testing lt> excellent qualities
Mr. W a. T0land, Que OF llllnhor,'s
most popular Young men, viii leave this
evening for New 0rlcans, To remain, per,
b ps, permanently
MIR Eugene kosonbaum. after an an.
sence several days, has returned from
Mine Ia, bringing with him hts mother,
who viii IN the future make nlllsboro
ner home.
MIR Rhodesof West virginia, brother
ln-law Of G. l., aud D H. llarpold, Is IN
the city prospecting, with The view OF 10.
eating here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Port Worth aud Iaysan, county AbsirAr,
OF Land rifles,

Comprising the Hannn 4 HSesett and
Cause q phillips ABSTRACTS, complied
prior 70 datc II nre destroying county
records aud the j r. Cooper abstract 81
the present records Titles " couDn
aud city real estate promptly ahstrncted
Charges reasonable. Loans on reul es-
tate negotiated. ONCE 10 Lloyd block
s0uthNest corner Msln and second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

The best salye IA tho world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rboum, ioycr
sores. letter, chopped hands, chilbIains,
c1rns and all tkiu .rlptlons, aud D0hi.
lively cures piles or no ray feqUited. II
~ guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money u funded Price zoe per box
For sale by II w Williams 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

oqresponaonee b lna ea.elte.

Correspondence OF tho SazHite
BAIRD, Tx, March . Mrs. Il. l..
Mckinney expired at l0iOl O'Clock last
night. She was noble Christian lady
and has gone 70 rest The hereayed M,
baud aud little children have the sym.
pathy Of our entire city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
STATE NEWS.
beings nni happenings Of the Day
Occurrences ior Veal
or Woe.
gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially Tor tho 0ese,tc BY It's
own Correspondents.


GALVESTON, Tx March Arrived
Sehooners Fair Wind from Santiago;
susie II Davidson from Philadelphia
Sailed Slcm .hip Alamu for New YORK
bark Vega ior cork barkenihc SytA for
NpVnl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

Hiram Cameron, farniiure dealer %
Columbus, Ga, tells hls xprlieuce tnus'
'sRor three years have trle,i every r,nedy
on The market for stomach and Kidney
Disorders, bur got no relief until ! usea
Electric BItters Took I'VE battles and
am n,,w cured and ihluk Electric Blit.rs
the Best Blood purd. in the wofld'
Maj. A. Is. iced Of West LittriN ny
used Electric BiilerN fr 40 Old STANDING
Kldney affection and enyr "Npthlng hsr
ever done me SO much good as hlret!le
3ltters.r Sold at atty cents . bottle ~
II. w. Williams 4 Go,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

aun Fagnss finS firift
Ns6ar soit and 81 bihSluE ffktS ~ bunftefsH
tss " rafrsprf. pfst nng ,aapffel lsr rle'sfu ~
ia4 ltsft tfuc W sl Mllspt - ~ fpt4ttf 1tWst1
fht ma tnstry sha nef eIy manks ssiafAteeA riya
n isssy tistli psssr ens saesss hes We ~ .ss
lussf ptl n ihfftssa Af plsleeff y fsafg1f ~
rhata HaUsf ~ boo af tlsI mAifitt tstrH
F-dlt q slgt la ht rssi " ale rtft1fs ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
Plano
Plano,
loIfeanon0onco Of the n.aanttn.

orfoapondcnco Of the uagottr,
PLANO, TEX, March . The past week
i has raincd considerably. Yesterday
eyculng the hardest rain of ths sen ON
tel, accompanied hy some hail. The
ruads leading 10 town are too muddy for
mn'h travel, which Is making business
fall on somewhat Farmers report NIL
kinds Of vegetation looking sen, aud thr
present outlook is very promising for a
good cr1p year, ~ nearly everyone is
well np With his work
Plano SCI ms 20 be- enjoyIug Il building
hpom, A. Schmelpfcnig has under con.
sluctlon n handsome one-stOry brick
store, dimensions 80 by so A.E Ora
ham II building an addition 10 his brick
store aud several new residences have
Just been completed
9 G. Dewey, postmaster hero, left to-
day for Washington on business.
d, H. Wells OF Cincinnati, Ohio, whO
has been on visit here for the last two
III 'nths, has returned homo.
llohert Moss ~ Edwards Miss, who
has large farming interests IN this soc.
ton, Is mere looking after the same,
The Dallas quarantine against Fort
Worth was Thought by the citizens here a
farce OF the iirat WA I,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
pl,Ofhss,oNAI.


nN EMoNY q, NlN0N, homeopathic phy
~ acRn once lOl East 1'hiTd street ~
aAire, aiphAllu upnr house once hDnrs N
n 10 80 . m heeldoncc lls Brpadwny, cor.
nor ~ L0uir ayei.nr, south Side.
IIvUhhs MEl,i,s, AtiOrnuys AZ law
III Montague, 1rsas, Special attention given
20 lHnd ana commercial litigation
~ Is, SUNNY, attorney ~ law And land
~. agent, Clay county lionrietla, Tcs
bhlce IN court 'houtr.
Dan. y, ruilNEit a 90, hwyors and limo
- nEcnte, vnnun, wilbaTger county, resRt
render lands and iay inNeh, furniah abntravN
~ hnd perfect tlllpe, nuy, SOL, tcdonn aud fgl,
resent ownurA ~ real estate Have complri
abstrnnta 20 wllbarppf, llafduman, wichita
hnoA, Baylor ngh Archer cpnuuoa Land ~
gallom aperihlly
kNuVD, flsllkh 4 tOiID, AuOfneys AZ
w Law, san Marcos, TeNns
hANts, bEAl,L A Wluitlts, Atbdfpoys 40,
~ Councillors nc law over Fort Worth M
tionhl bank, Main street, F9fi worth, fns
IAN " " ROlPrl, homeopathic ono,
and residence Third atroot, corner Rusl
lppoaltn tho oIiota house, onico hours 8 70 u
q M Also to 4 n. M SUNDAYS ~ ~ " D. "
"elenhope ~ M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

PoRTLlSp, ne, March 10. The
schooner Robert Byron from Portland,
December ~, for Cape Deyerd, Is given
up 40 lost Her crew NUMBERED seven
men. All bat two u them we're Datiyts "
Cape DuYerd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11
lpon Monday, March s, anll each
day thereafter, we shah make i
closing sale OF The damaged goods
bought from Ingram \ Go.

"""ssh' liV"i hiiN'ut' y 70,
we shall offer,
1000 yards Rack Dress satlas IL az,
worth Zoe
0o0a yanis tedycd plain and hgocade
silks, at 80 to ihc., worth $500 50 80.
1000 yards plain black siiAN, Il. zoe.
worm gao
1000 wards plan black s!!iAss, a.
worth 81 90
1000 yards plain black sllks, At sl,oo.
1000 yarls plaiu black silks, q, siaa,
worth $500,
These silks being stained with water,
| we're shipped by as 70 celebrated dyer
IN The kakt ia January, have been dyed
and ARE NOW On route 70 Furt Worth.
The dyer writes Us nthey are better than
thcN over wcrc.n We think thcs arc AZ
good
loo pieces white Goods, ellghtly dam.
aged, az &c, yard, worth 10 to 2kc
/ 300 pieces Hamburg Rdglues; real hap.
galns
! We win send mail samples II tdycd
goode, aud perfect goods, but tits not
] i'''f'f ~ " NNN' ~ 'th'NN NNfNi'it w btfut
| aged goods.
80 dog Ladies' black and brown Lislc
Thread ilUrc, az BOO pair worth sli0p;
all fpdyed goods
500 pieces rcrchon Edglngs rcal bar
gains,
/ Va pieces White Curtain Goo1si real
harpalna,
4 100 Ladies' Gossomers AZ ;Sc,, worth
I sl.25
/ 100 SilR Finish Gosmmrrs al si,0O,
worth Sl.60,
100 MEMS Coats and Vests az $500,
worth $1,000 ~ al6.0o
100 Mcn'a Parts az $3.50, worth $3.50
! 100 Mems pauts at S8.b0, worth $500,
We Arc showing great many noyol.
| tics IN new spring lSinghame and Dress
| Goods.
Nearc Offering great many bargains
all through our store from tho Ingram
stock
We take THE opportunity ui saying 10
the public That for The Spring Fnoas W.
shall enter our celebrated young horse,
nnmGl
low PRICES.
| llo " sure 20 win,
/ THOMAS FAIRLY,
| Adpnrflaiutr tt1ltar fnuas, Ht4.,fnu III