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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

The choir at the Fort Worth Presby-
terlan church, corner Calhoun and Fourth
streets, Rev, Robert IL Nall pastor, will
render somc llne music At both the morn.
Ing and evening services. AZ the Il
O'Clock service, "Seok We the Lord, ="
from Dr. j. V. Roberts, tenor solo by
James Douglas aud quartette. "Consider
the Liliea," from Topllff, solo by Mrs.
W. u Kennedy The regular hymns by
the choir. At the evening services, solos
will be rendered hy Mira. Kennedy,
james Douglas and Prof Shnrman, sup
ported by a full chorus IN selections from
Moody aud Sankey's gospel hymns.
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Jne. ~. Mariiadnle,
Importing tailor so Houston aifeci


finith liie walls and ceilings MIN sist
baeslae. fpu cen DO - inespenAgat
Try Il, White ans tRslse tiuse t'Hsspsf
bud better than paint, aaleDm.g8 ~
papG Dltiniects and prevents dlgaatHs
isseptiiuI Sampla caYdifce. ~ drnasnt
hafdeEr aDd paint dealers.
AiinAartxr O..
Grsna Rapids. Mlah
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1870 lnnl.r KrLLooa.

ANKAIcA's 1REATksf NtNohh TO NFif
roar WORTH
ItIs great pleasure 70 announce the
c,,s,ins 10 Fort Worth u such az artistic
NJ llsra louise Kellogg, The grraiefi
American prima dopps aud he peer oi
~ gsDst ia,rous European flngrrs
giranr. 10 say, Miss Kellogg never VIA
,ted ihe south, althOngh many Tines
ar,.d IA "a no. Her slrlt, therefore, Sill
N, ! yoenor.,ble evoct, and rlll he vel
coined ~ orr elite. The Williamson
u,nsleal critic, Rlehnrd Grant white "a.
Sssersbed her a. i'the m0si distinguished
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

For eoveral nights the praiflcs on every
side Of Fort Worm have boon Isl up With
crimson glow, bc,okeuing that the
grass was being dovuartd by The afc
henn, The spectacle AZ observed from
The city was beautiful IN the extrrmy--
gorgeous sunset on n nfand scale.
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II will DO remembered that this college
was located Al tho city OF rort Worth on
three conditions, vlk,l
l. Thh, ten acres Of land Dc donated As
q campus BY A. A. johnson aud W n.
Cannon.
2 Tia, thp citizens Of Fort Worth con 4
tribute sl0, 100 Tor building.
2. That the church raise The sum ui
$4,000 These conditions being met.
the college n permanently located Nv our
city
flNANCiAL STATEMENT.
The following 0aauciai Statement Is
submitiVd 90 iGe cltl1sns Of Fort Wntih,
showing the amounts paid sud hy whom
toward The establishment u lhl. iusttu.
tlon ~ lcsralnR rhs statement. we rs.
ivYe, u duo our citizens and Uihefs. and
Inv trustees ~ The college desire 10 thus
publicly thank all Who have aided ln this
auicrpfssc,
fuRt WORM CONTRIBUTIONS,
The following amounts have been paid
/ Nv cit Gems ~ fOft WOfthi
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~ the Fort Worth Presbyterian church
this afsern ION, ati O'Clock, the Young
hen's Christian Assooiatlon win discuss
we subject OF "Chflstian Living or prac.
tleal Plry" Mr. George j. Mortimer.
lste o. mississippi, VIII lead the cxcr'
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90 70 II. NJ. Pages Bellpsp lumber yard
Tor bargainsl b. - the dfat 90 offer the
people lumber, saah, doors, shingles,
etc, etc, a. reduced piicJs. ne las an
lufaanse stock
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NNV IHTUNf TITE IINTTT n
itfi fis,N Asi as Nltiitt ,aiIk NJ tNfti. 80
$50 11uaieg ofet aHt IheSslsi irr fi,,,faT t1.
sey ra.st w ~ ~ ,ssa, .ttsiiist ;tia
f,sAWsi Ha ihd stsi ~ thffitifg n fssf,t ~.
hef mtt fhs,e wsisa NJ esn al l,,lhi ts',l1ti SsI
HtfN n sirhf4 "a NsN NJ tIaA 4iltetl No sI
Nf4 efetAsFf ep'slsf stlss isNi Asas sslA. Al,4
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4 large shock u shoe nna CHER brrsnes
wlll ~ sold 81 grs4sly reduced PRICES st
Wslis' drug stofoe.
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ssHrisi the Leading Photographs,
M6hea iha finest photos, day or nlphi, ~
ihe south. Cali ~ The Cottage, corner
Fifth aud Main.
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a large stock ~ shoe aud other brushes
viii BE- sold NJ greatly reduced prices a.
Wells' drug stores
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Dr. w. w. Ronsh has Ttm0Yfd BIZ
Onto % b0t tIsln street, upstate, 0ypg,
site postCiiice.
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Il. Y, rackabery Tor sp,ipg tpratea-
newslYlcs iatt N.
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ouG orry SCHOOLS.

oFflciAt nEroRr on rnrm coSntrioN
ron rHE rtgr wfKS
The following ls thc weekly statement
Of the average actual cnroiimeni. attend.
anee and tardlnoss Ia the city public
schools 81 fQrt Worth Tor the week end.
InR EndnN. March W. AkkN.
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Leave your messnfos 0dordsrai0r One
shirts a. Thomas, Fourth and nosston'
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Eg. Taessbery Tor spriag Iaprob@s
sew styles JUST "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14

on aud after Monday Mach ls unlns
500 aud eco viii be diec0slinued between
NarahalI and new Osleans.
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''s"'ssf'a'acessi lgisM Nsf

wlies'What dld son buyPn
Husband 1.-TWO six dieisos for YOU,
darling, o hmck a0d snmmcr sir, and q
spring suit aud q sumner suit for my.
self The whole hlll was 500, ana / am
sure tho goods would have coat SiOo at
any Other store
wlie--"Scnd the thugs right up s"
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AFenriuI explosion.

READING, PA, o tober 25.-Infor-
nation has reached here today OF a
fes,ful accident which took place in a
lonely woodland district in East Nant-
meal, Chester county, Saturday even,
ing. The boiler of Feyer's sawmill
exploded, wrecking the building aud
scat. eripg destruction in every, direc-
ton. Tie loes to the building is
$4,000 to 5000. The workmen in
iured ave: Calvin SCheetz, ecaldod
IRON head to foot and badly injured
internally. He wOs thrown distance
Of 175 feet. SHE'S Y orbe, struck and
cut in the stomach, picked up uncon'
soious. These two will die. Tires
others we're dangerous y wounded
besides hRlf q dos3n slightly scalded'
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~..,su 40 Deoth with a club.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, October 25.-Last
night at 8 o'clock William Smith,
driver Of a delivery wagon, instantly
killed Emil Kaltmeyer, az the latters
home at 2506 Pa m street. The two
men had qusrreled in a down town
saloon, but they were prevented from
coming to blows, and Kaltmeyer I'M
mediately went home. He was FOL.
lowed thither by Smith, who called
him out OF doors, and upon his APP
pearance began TO beat him without
warning with n heavy club. The brst
blow knocked Kaltmeyer senseless,
but Smith was not satisfied with this
and continued his brutal work unit
his victim was q corpse. The muir
derer was arrested.
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NRw YoRE, October 2b.--At the
National Convention OF the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers today
discussion of means for reducing
the assessmf mt OF the association was
narried on, they discovering general
be iei that the benz ii were too large
Now a brother losing a limb, or ann
or hearing, or eye received $4,000, ant
In case of death his representative
gets that amount. The as. essment
have aggregated IN tho past year q
per cent, and the men say this Il
more than they can stand. The con
veution goes on an excursion TO New
burg tomorrow.
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The Ola story RetoId.

INDIAEAPoLIs, IND, October 25.-lt
was learned today that III. J. Landers,
the dishon, at Gle k Of Landers, Givins
& Co., pork packers, had leita number
OF creditors upon transactions con-
Quoted SO broker In these matters
he used the name OF ]. Ladders, that
being the ngms OF his uncle, Jackson
IapdeTe, and at lea one Of he losers,
a Chicago house, believed that 1t wss
trading with the uncle. What the
amount Of shortage on this line will
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A JeweIry Ftrm's BoOhkeeper Short
$4,000

CHICAGO, III, DC ober 25.-William
Holmgreen, biokkeaper for Shourds,
storey & Kasper, jewellers on Ran
dolph and Stats streets, has been miss
ing since Tuesday, and he is believed
to be in Car ado. He Is also believed
ia be short $4,000 in his accounts,
He has bean with the firm eight years
acting as cashier until Mr. Ka'per be
came a psr.ner in July. Since thai
da,e his books show deficit Of $500
Mr.. Kssper was seen by reporter TO-
day, but Refused 10 talk about the al
fair. Something is wrong and Holm
green is gone, and we do not know
where he is, was all that he woulC
cav,
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.BrOsVn's Iron Bitters,

to be shipped Immediately. We do not
consider it out of place in this connection
to state just what Browns Iron Bitters
will do. In cases of mental depression,
where the nerves are call unstrung,"
wakefulness results. The dependency
which follows has the effect of weaken
ing the appetite. The stomach, INSULT
GENTLY nourished, furnishes no healthy
action to the digestive organs, and Deak
kidneys and inactive hvcr result as surely
as from an ovcr-worked stomach.
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An old Man Murdered for His
Nancy

Pacific, Mo, October 25-The dead
body of Alexander McViCars, 80 years
of age, ard well known in this vicini-
ty, was found in q ravine near Pacific
yesterday with two bullet holes in his
hoad aud his throat cut from ear TO
ear. McVioars wac last seen in COM
pauy with young man named Web
ster Jackson, who 10 supposed to have
committed ia q murderior the purpose
OF securing the old mans money
Jackson escaped and ia still at large.
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nent bv Three Gard Monte.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 25.-Ohas'
Hendt rson, the we'll known sporting
man, was arrested here tonight charged
with beating Munson Heden, farm,
er, near Shelbyvile, KY, out OF S34OO
at three card NOME. 1t is charged
that Henderson wore a disguise at the
Tina. He wac spotted tonight by two
coun,rymeu, who held him up at ie'
yolyer's point as he wss ticking 2
drink 10 a ga con and accused him OF
the swindle. The police captured the
whole party. Henderson denies hia
Ouilt
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Hilled by an Insane Man.

WEST RANDOLPH, W., October 20
Cas,ius Morse, aged 20 years, son OF
Dana p. Morse, a we'll to do farmer
residing about a mile from this vii,
lsge, struck +. M. Davis on the head
with an axe at the breakfast table this
morning, inAictiDg a wound from
which be died in about two hours.
Young Morse was intape.
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nnIIhnrnie mnr,Ior.

CLEVELAND, O, October 25.--John
Kettymeyer and CHARLES FeiEer quar-
relied in saloon at riflin, O., SAtur-
day night. FetE + went home and re.
tired. About l o'clock yesterday
morning Ket,ymeyer went TO Fetzers
house and rspped at bis door. Fetz I
opened wiodog and looked out,
when Kettmsyer shot him in the
face, inf citing fatal wounds. Kett'
meyer has been arrested.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. 6OT2-In the Chancery. Court of Shelby
county. Tenn.-State Of Tennessee, for
use, ETC., VS.. W. NJ. Sno9d ct al.
II appearing frqai bili when is sworn to IN
Mrs. 49, Smith and husband, S. X, Smith
are resident of the State Of Texas and non
residents of the State OF Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered That they make
THAR anuearanco herein, at the courthouse
W sbolhy county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday in December
1855. and plead, answer or demur to com
plNinants bill, aud amended bill s, OF, the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
md sci ior hearing OK pNrte; and that q copy
~ tbis order he published once a week, fol
fnur successiye weeks, in the Memphis Ap
neal. This 18th day OF October, 1886
A copy-attesti m, 49,
RvT n Caldwell, Deputy @. and NJ.
f. Ii. and c. W. helskell, solicitors TO-
cOmplninant. tues
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CONCLUSIONS

:. p = y 4. =" \ "
of nature have shaken up the entire
South Atlantic coast, land, buildings and
people. -.
The excitement caused by these dis
turbaheey, and the anxiety and terror
occasiohed BY them, &os,a prolific source
Of Nervous DEPRESSION, slecplsssness, despon-
deney and gtosp,: Exposure by day and
night, lack Of sufficient food, with little
rest, undermined the general health Of
thousands who became. the prey to
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-BrOtUs's Iron Bitters,

by its action upon the stomach, creates a
wholesome, healthy appetite, furnishes
fuel to the digestive organs, and starts
the action of the sluggish liver, gives
support and strength to the weak kid
neys. The organism Of the body being
thus renovated, repaired and reinforced,
the nerves become strengthened, healthy,
refreshing sleep follows, mental prostra-
ton is overcome, and, light-hearted with
strength, both of body and mind, ac-
quired, The sufferer cufcd--d sufferer no
lOnger-tells of the benefit of the use of
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders.

OFFICE OF MEMrHIs AND CHARLESTON I
New ork, October 6, 1886.
ATOTICE is hereby given that the Nnnusl
N Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Memphis aud Charleston kaiIr ad
Company will be held NJ the oihos OF the
ThmTsdny, the IIth day of NOVem'
The transfer books of the company will re-
main closed from October 18th to November
ll'h' po'n i"'I l.. M. sCHwAN, Secretary.
The agents Of the several stations will fur;
nish stockholders with free tickets to anc
from the meotilnns,n WIIrnN rrnnrnrnr
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A ship's Crew Endure Great Hard
ships.

WNNIrKs, MAN October rs. Capt
Halves, OF the HUDSON Bay Company .
ship Owen, arrived yesterday over
land from Hudson bay. He reports
that on the voyage from London to
York Factory, while doubling Cape
Churchill, a hurricane eroee which
drove the ship on the rocks, batterlng
her sides in. The crew OF thirl een ana
passengers, consisting OF a missionary
and his family and doctor, escaped to
the shores and made their way to
York Factory by boats. The crew
came overland after enduring great
hardships, The ship snd cargo ara q
total loss. While crossing from YORK
Factory the party met Col. Glider 10
company with q party OF voyagers On
route for Hudson Bay.
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smnIIpox nj Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, October 24,-Fhree
days ago Mrs. Geo'ge DIS, OF Jase
street, gave birth to a child, She was
taken with some disease which beilled
her pbyscian's xxi | and the Board oil
Heal h WIS called in 10 discover IT TO
the he mos malignant case OF smallpox
yet developed. Sue died today.
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OFFICE OF THE CoVRIER-JouRNAL,

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Generdts DEBILITY.

While a synpathizing country we're
pouring in thousands Of dollars for the
relief Of Immediate suffering, the de-
mands upon the general government for
shelter for the exposed Populace was in
adequately met, and the sick and AFFLICTED
turned with one accord to their never
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Fatally Shot by Twelve Year Old
Boy.

LEBANON, NO., DC ober 25.-ouo
Hnlig, a farmer living twelve miles
IRON this city, was shot and fatally
wounded yesterday afternoon by
Charles Molott, the II year old
son Of neighbor. Young Molott was
throwing stones at Mr.. Hillig's two
little daughters when their father APP
preached and fri shtened him away,
The boy ran to his home, procured a
shotgun, returned and fred the
charge into Mr.. Hinig's body, fatally
wounding him.
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BrOaUis's Iron Bitters,

for relief from mental and physical
suffering. So universal was this demand
that the first call sent out from suffering
Charleston was to Baltimore, Nd, to the
Brown Chemical Co., for five gross of
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CRIMES and CASUALTIES.
lFATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT In
MICHIGAN.
A Fearful RxplOSiOn-Murders-D
faulting Clerk and BoOkkeeper-
Three Card Monte.

Dv,,orr NICE, October %. "A pas.
..noer trim on the Detroit, Grand
Eayen and Milwaukee railroad, cons
sisting OF baggage car, two coaches
and a sleeper, ran into an open switch
Al ROYAL Oak, about eight miles from
here. late satul day night and collided
With A heavily loaded freight train.
Engineer Augustus 0dell, of the pas
senSer train, and his fireman, Thomas
Barrett, jumped after vsinly trying to
ston the train. Simultaneous with the
collision, which telescoped the bag
gage car ard one freight car, the cyl,
inder heads blew of and the hiss oil
escaping steam, coupled with the
screams and grosns of train men bur
led in the wreck, added terror to the
iiohtful scene. Both engines were
completely wrecked. Bsggagemen
John Hennessy and Thomas A!exand,
or were buried under the fragments Of
the baggage car badly bruised and
burned, the stove having been emp
tied on their legs Alexander's con
dition is critical. John Smedley, fire
man OF the freight engine, wa
taken from under one OF thu
broken cylinders, the steam from
which literally cooked the nesh OF
his legs, right side and arms. He VII
die. Nicholas Lamb, engineer OF tn
freight, was badly cut and scaIded
The engineer and fireman OF the pas
xenper train, who jumped before thu
crash, rolled down the emoanRmehi
and we're bad y hurt, Engineer 0del
having bis 81 oulder oislocated and be
ing injured internally. sevela
others received minor bruises. Tit
track is torn up, rails twisted in ever!
direction and the remnants ct the tw'
erginee lie in q pIomiscuous heap
The Ioss is not less than $4,000.
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without the use of caustic or the knife. =, Az
consultations strictly confidential, Medi-
cines sent by express to all parts OF the
country.
Workingmen cnred at half the usu
| rates. Cfiice hours from 5 o'clock am. TO
| O'clock pm. d. S. JOHNSON. Md.
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BrO,Vn's Iron Bitters

to other sufferers, and the scientifically
compounded, carefully-prepared, purely
vegetable medicine becomes household
word and household blessing.
There are no deleterious effects from
its use. Unlike other iron medicines,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
BrOaOn's IRON Bitters

does not produce constipation. 1t will
cure headache, remove dyspepsia, relieve
indigestion, and will not injure or discolor
the teeth.
Bro,cn's Iron Bitters is the most perfect
blood purifier made. 1t can be taken by
the most delicate lady without producing
nausea. In SMALL and frequent doses it
produces beneficial effects in children.
Prepared in Baltimore, Md, by the
Brown Chemical Co.