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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

persons who intended to vote the ProniDi-
ton ticket in the coming election were en-
titled 10 take part in the proceedings, the
Convention at orca proceeded TO business
by nominating the following psrso1s:
For House of Delegates, L Q. Williams,
wm. N. Cunningham, s J. Smith, geo.
E Fuller; Sheriff, ]. Mason Unions;
Assessor, city district, w. b. Topp; coun-
try district, A. 8 Maxwell.
The following County Executive Com
mittee was then chosen to serve until tner
SUCCESSORS are elected: Frank y. Cait-
wright, B. c. McGrsw, Noah W. Beck,
Alex. Morrison, v. Geesey, Jos: Jackson
8. v. McCluskey, VIM. Henderson, ID.
L. Connelley, Jos. McOausiin.
The Convention was the largest ever
held in this county, and though mos very
demonstIatiye in its character evinced q
Quiet determination tina. BODIES good Tor
the cause in this vicinity and q largely IN
creased vote n November. -,
While at the last Convention 1t was win
difficulty that the small sum oil sixteen
dollars was raised, yesterday, IN aoont nSe
minutes Sl23 was subscribed, with the
promise of more to come. The Executive
Committee are considering arrangements
for a thorough and aggressive campaign In
this county, which will be made public at
q later day. Il.
Immediately upon the adjournment OF
the County Convention, the Stits Ssna-
torial Convention was called 10 order, Mr..
Formsn having been again chosen CHAIR.
man and Mr.. Fuller Secretary. Divia
Poeue, Of Brooke county, was nomlnsIeo
by reclamation as State Senator. Inc
following State Senatorial Executive Com
mittee was then elected: A. ID. Robinson,
of Hancock; Walter Mitchell, Ut BrooEe
county; W. W. Formsu, OF Ohio eoan'y'
The Congressional Convention WAS then
called to order by Mr.. Forman, and the
Chairman of the g ugressional Committee
not having arrived, it was proposed to ad-
iourn uutii later in the day, but az many
of the member were cot Inclined to assem-
BILE at another meeting it Was decided TO
proceed al once to bnsiness, MIR. James
W. Bodley was chosen permanent Chair
man and G L Fuller secretary. The FOL.
10 wing resolution was then submitted ana
7 unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That the Prohibitionists OF The
First CongI~ essional district In convention
assembled, do heartily endorse the Ma
tional and State platforms of the Prohibi-
ton party.
Nominations were then declared in or
der, and Rev. ]. P. Shiyely, of Brooke
county, and Rev. B F. Meyefs, OF Mar
shall county, were placed il nomination.
The ballot resulted in tbs selection OF Rev.
B. F. Meyers as candidate for Congress.
Mr.. J. P. Shively was then nominated
by reclamation as Congressiona al Elector
from this district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Strike of Roller Makers,

Az announced yesterday morning, the
boiler makers of the city are out on q
strike for Pittsburg rules and prices, the
strike commencing at five o'clock Sstur.
day evening. They submitted their de-
mand to their employers. but got no salts.
factory response. There are only two
firms affected, Sweeny & Son and Cox 4
Morrison, and about twenty to twenty-five
men are thrown out of employment. A
number of boiler makers came down from
Pitlsburg yesterday morning, with the
intention Of going to work, evidently under
q Misrepresentation. They were seen by
the strikers, however, and all left the city
again,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Eat with Comfort and be H.ppv.

1t is BY no means uncertain, Ibut, on the con-
trary, q well ascertsined fact, tina. upon the well
being Of mans stomach depends that modicum
Of happiness which is vouchsafed to him In this
world. Dyspepsia the foe Of al others to the
ssomaeh's tranquility, and most to be dneadsd,
ia Q complaint to the preliminary relief and
eventual cure Of which Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters Is specially sdapted. II enables those who
use 1t with q reasonable degree Of persistence 70
eat with relish, because Ii impsrts q neslthful
appetite; 10 digest with ease, became II strength.
ems the stomach; md to sSimilate the food
which 10 eaten and digested, thus beneftting
health, promoting iesh and sustaining the exef-
Else of the physical and mental faculties Il,
moreover. facilitates the secretion Of healthy
bile, actustes without discomfort the habit Of
body, and tends when taken upon retiring, to
produce healthy Llrmber. Malaria IL conquered
by II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

| and o "Yellipg rsbble" were very fire.
ouent with the enemy. Never mind, they
can ease their minds by cogiistipg ovei
the fact, If there wasn't much discipline
there we're plenty Of votes.
Webster and Center districts covered
themselves with glory. Their ~turpouts
were among the bsst. There are some
workingmen down there who are tired Of
Iegalized robbery under the name of PRO.
lection"
The horsemen from the country districts
are entitled to a great deal Of credit Many
of the men had TO travel long distances in
order to get to town, and some of them
were not back hons until we'll on towards
the small hours of the morning,
From the Sunday Register.l
The general opinion was that she was a
''corker."
There was lots of enthusiasm with q very
large sized
The ladies along the line of march were
very enthusiastic.
Col. Franzheim made q handsome and
efficient Chief Marshal.
There was o large delegation of spec
tators up from Bellaire.
The railroad men with their lanterns
made o pretty show.
There were about fifty St. GAINESVILLE
people down to see the procession.
It looked a. if there were a few Demo
Gratis left in the country, didn't il?
There was a great deal of curiosity last
night to discover who had captured the
banner.
The handsome little locomotive carried
By the railroad men attracted q great Zeal
of attention.
Lots of Bridgeport, Bellsire and Mar
tins Ferry people were over TO lake In the
great demonstration.
The Sixth Ward had the best illumirs'
tiops. Hundreds Of houses down there
were lighted up in fine shape.
The REGISTER banner was Loudly
cheered. 1t made another great hit. Inc
| Republicans looked at it with disgust
jim Norman riding q steer attracted
gepersl attention. He had the animal
under full control and it seemed to ENJOY
the fun.
Tee Martins Ferry drum corps alone
turned ont nearly as many members as
there were Plumed Knights who went to
Martins Ferry.
Henry Menkemiller wwss the artist whit
fixed up the transparencies for Webster
District. The members Of the club wish
to tender their thanks.
The members of the Eighth ward Demo
cratic Club are under many obligations to
Jos. Gerken, for the artistic manner in
which he finished their transparencies.
Capt. Fl. G. Weiskie was at the head OF
the Richland District Club, led by q wagon
trimmed with bandsnss. The boys, ex-
cept those in the wagon, were on horse
hack. eighty six strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

H.n.r.rs Harvest Exeurssoas % ESQ
August 2lst, September 11th md ~.
October 9th and sd, to all important pcan@
in the West, Northwest South and 6o!t1-
wet. including points In the Virginia
valley. 90 the line Of the B. 30.
Round trip tickets will b sold o. 80
fare for the round trip; good for return
passage thirty 1907 days.
For full information Of routes, nso
ate call ON or write B.&O Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Now received = Complete and Arts
tic assortment ofsuitinEs, P~antaIoop'
ipgs and Overeontings, which We war
rant TO make mp I'm First Class Style,
and NJ reasonable prices. Fit gaar'
ranteed. Also . full line OF Gents'
Furnishing Goods on display. Ex.
anime our Celebrated WOODEN Jack.
cts. @. HESS Il SONS,
1921 and 1873 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Index to New Advertisements.
PACE

SECOND PACE.
wanted-Night Wa'chman.
Base BaIl-Columbus vs. Wheeling.
Opera HouSe-The Little Tycoon
Proposals for Bridge Masonry.
Attention Sportsmen-I.G 9. Dillon 20.
Try Lists Tough Syrup-R. II. List
For Cincinnatt-Steamer Andes.
For SSle-HOuses and LOt-Garyer Bros.
Notice-Business Change.
FOURTH PAGE
special Noiee-Geo N. Shook & Co.
The Hotel windsor Now Open.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
HayFsvsr.

I have been Q great sufferer nom hay
fever for Is years. I read Of the many won.
dnus curs of Ely's Cream Balm ana
thought / would try t. 10 fifteen minutes
after one application I wss wouderiuily
helped. Two weekss ego / commenced ustng
il and now I feel entirely Cared. ISIS me
greatest medical discovery ever known o.
heard of.-DuAamel Carl, Lyss. Aaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
1855 A. now ready, and Will be FUR
nished ON applications 60 the National
Democratic Committee, 10 West sssh
81. New York City. Price 81 o. I'm
anantifies OF I've or more 50 cents
eneh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Low Rate Excursion for Special Days tc
Ohio Centennial ut Columbus via D.. 4

Ohio Centennial ut Columbus via d. q
D. X. X.
On September Doth Garages and Farmer
Clubs), 2lst knights Of Pythias), 26th
(0hio Sunday School Union), 29th Com
msrcisl Travellers Day, October 4th (odd
Fellows' Day., 10th Improved Order Of
Red Mem, 18th (E~yerybody's Day., 18th
(Ohio League Republican Clubs), the b. &
o Railroad will sell round trip excunion
tickets TO Columbus ut the low rate Of
So rs from Wheeling, W. Va, for all reg.
ular trains on above dates. Tickets good
going on date Of sale only, and good re-
turning three days, including date Of sale.
For tickets and time of trains call on or
address Baltimore and Ohio agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
Dbeelins Resister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rharmometsr record.

Mr.. o. Sehnspf, the Opera House drug
zist, made The following Observations Of
ths temperature yesterday: q q m,
So; 8 q m, IS; ~ IN, IL; 3 p. m, "A;
7p m, 50. Weather fair.
Sunday q m, 81; 8 q m, ss; IL
m, rs; 3p. m, IS; 7p. N, 20. Weather
fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

SMILE END" the smoothess strongest
aud most elastic.
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PtttsburE Excursion % the Cents
Aussheny County.

September "a, % and % the B. and y.
will sell excursion tickets 10 Pitsburg On
all regular trains. Fare for tho round
trip, 81 IS. Tickets good returning unui
September 9Th. inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

bearers who would otherwise have takeI
part in the parade In every instance tn
number tnrnipg ont wssin excess OF wha'
hsd been hoped for, aud in two or three
instances, the clubs we're 30 lsrge 81 TO o.
unwieldy. The Webster contribution Y
the column was q case in point, the ciuf
appearing on Fifteenth street with thres
hundred and fifty nen in line, among
them being seventy-fve B d U. men
earring their railroad lanterns. The UnioI
district club also turned ont two hundred
men. -
It was lust twenty minutes after eigh,
o'clock when Marshal A. A. Franzheim
gave the word ''forwsrd," and the head o.
the column SWING down Chspline street
to Sixteenth and turning into the last
named thoroughfare, the march wa
begun. There were several thousand
spectators in the vicinity of the City Hall,
and along both Chspline and Sixteenth
streets, and the people swarmed offthe broad
sidewalks in such masses as to seriously
impede the progress of the column. In
order of the procession, a it moved out
into the eastern part of the city, was ss
follows:
THE COLUMN.
Chief Marshal, A. A. Frauzheim and stan:
George Baird, Jr. .Chiefof SAT-; Joseph McMahon
]. C.. Anderson, Robert White, Joseph
Emsheimer, Charles Smith.
County Executive Committee in Carriages.
FIRST DIVISION.
Al Sweeney, Commanding.
Opera House Band.
Young Mems Democratic Club. 50 men.
Drum Corps, 10 men.
Kenna Club, 30 men.
Drum Corps, II men.
First Ward Club, 100 men.
Madison District, 50 men.
Union District Club, 200 men.
SECOND DIVISION.
Oscar SeeIey, Commanding.
Drum Corps, 10 men.
Centre District Club, l25 men.
Webster Dis riot Club, $50 men.
Richie District Club, lbs men.
THIRD DIVISION.
Porter smith, Commanding.
Drum Corps, II men.
Martins Ferry Democrats, lis men.
Benwood Democrats, 20 men.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Pannel Garden, Commanding.
West Liberty Bano, 10 men.
Triadelphia District, GO men.
Liberty District, 30 men.
Richland District, IS men.
Vehicles &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
THE ENTHUSIASM.

And it ia rot alone in mere numbers
that we find encouragement. The enthu.
| sissm was immense. From the time the
| first organizations arrived ut the rendez
vous until the column was dismissed fol
| the night, there was incessant cheering 70;
the ticket and the cause, and the streets
rs-schoed with the huzzs Of the marching
column. The Examinations and decors'
lions throughout the city also afforded q
csrtain indication OF the popular feeling.
There wa not q block along the entire line
of march which did not have its
brightly illuminated building, It's
streaming banners and its dis
play of red fire and fire works, and in
many instances the preparations made TO
welcome the column OF Cleveland men
were elaborate and beautiful. Among
those in North Wheeling who thus vel
coined the parsders were @. Blum, John
Fendt d. Greer, John ]. Kenney, Phillip
Winters. Geo. Stsuver. John McAllister,
NJ. O,Neal, J. Wise Norton, +. ]. Park,
O. Hess, W. s. Goshorn, and others. In
the Second ward there were notable illumi-
nations, etc at the residences Of Mrs.
Mary Frapzheim, J. B. Crawford, John
McGarrsll, John Welty, Joschim Beuter,
Martin Thornton, and s. Keim. In the
Third ward there were noticeable llumi-
nations at Mrs. Robert Delsplain's, the
REGISTER Office, Thomas Rurke's, Julius
Pollock, L. F. Stifel's and elsewhere, and
in the Fourth ward there were also 3 num-
Der Of houses conspicuous by their brightly
lighted windows. On the South Side the
residences of Mayor Seabright, Geo. G..
Hannah, Captain G. L. Davis, Sheriff
Handlan, Thomas Bailey, Charley BiDgell,
Miss Tillsy Fortney and W. h. Shaher
were among those which held out q well
come to the parsders. At many points all
along the line of march there were fine dis
plsys of fireworks, the headquarters Of
the Central Democratic Club being q case
In point.
FORMING THE PARADE
In accordance with the programme pub
lished in the REarsTKR Saturday morning,
the column formed on the cross streets
asst of Chsplins. between Twelfth and
sixteenth, between the hours OF hslf-past
1AA Of Aho Ae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
FORMING THE & A

In accordance with the programme pub
lished in the REarsrKR Saturday morning,
the column formed on the cross streets
ssst of Chsplins. between Twelfth and
sixteenth, between the hours of hslf-past
seven and eight o'clock. Most Of the or
unizstions were very prompt In reporting,
some of them leaving their headquarters
20 soon ss to miss Q number OF torch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
FOUL PLAY Or ACCIDENTAL.

i Negro Found Mar Holland FroGsn npd
with His Skull Fractured.
Special to the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX, Jan. 17-Saturday
night abou. dark, IS the nor:her came up,
negro named George Sparks, living on
Little river, left town Oh horse back and
was found Sunday at noon beside the
public road, two miles out, frozen. He
had his hand On wire as though he had
made sn eft)rt to get up. HIS lat wss
$50 ysfds from him and his hose was
stsndipg in the road near. The cor
oner took jury cut TO view
the body, but owing to the
intense cold they were unable to do any
thing, but brought the body 80 town. Al
the inquisition yesterday evening it WAS
found his skull WIS fractured SO by fall
or club. Foul play is nov the accepted
theory. The jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to his death by his
skull being fractured By some unknown
means aud free zing. The negro had sew
eral bricks before leaving town.
The weather has moderated until today
Ii is pleasant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

power thst has not merchant marine
Commerce Is one thing, the c.rryi1g of
trade quite another. Orators on the
stump talk of the
ENORMOUS VOLUME OF OUR COMMERCE,
and Of its enormous increase, but En-
gland, Germany, Italy. end even Spain
show IS great proportionate increase
The ship is the evangelist eff commercial
power and progress. Mark The extension
I power and conquest and you follow
the pathway of the ship. Americs, too,
must follow the snip. What is
the duty Of the government
Our outlets are choked by our CONNER
cisl policy. We must look for American
aid in developing our foreign trade and
markets.
Hon. o laIdo B. Potter of New York
said, II We are ever tn rebuild our navy
we must fyst rebuild cur merchant
marine. He advocated subsidies ard
bounties and declared that We
must subsidiza il we wish 10
maintain cur own with tie commerce Of
the world.
Frederick Fralev CT 1nsylvaDis,
president OF the National board of trace
and General Hooker Of Mississippi, also
spoke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
EXPENSIVE TASTES.
q Nobhy Young Detroit Gsntie man IN g
daG Fix.

q Nobhy Young Detroit Gsntie man IN g
8ad Fix.
DETROIT, MICH. jan. IA sensation
in business circles ,wss caused this sitter
neon when II became known that Ch-rlee
+ Young, for many years confidential
book.keeper Of the Michigan Carbon
Works, but more recently secretary and
treasurer of the concern, had
been arrested, charged with en-
bezzlement. Young has for years
past revelled in the possession Of blooded
coachman, on 8 salary of $500; out ss
his father was known to be wealthy 1t ex.
cited no especial attention. Last Septem-
Der Young WAS promoted to the position
Of secretary and treasurer, and not long
afterwards the decrease in dividends to
stockholders caused some complaints.
This dissatisfaction led to investigation,
and 1t was ascertained somebody high in
office hsd been steadily pocketing money
belonging to the company for tie LAST
two or three years. President JARVIS has
been active In the search for the guilty
party, and 81 8 mee'IDg Of the board CT
dire ctoTs held few days ago, Informed
his contreTes that Young v7as the cul
prit. Accordingly Young was locked up
les: night. He was not locked ia ordinary
quarters in the jail, but wss placed in s
room Of the Snerlff's residence. What
the actusl deficit is cannot be learned Ct
present, bat i. is ssid to be SIC 600
There has been expressed an opinion,
however, that Mr.. Young is en-
tirely innocent snd that the real culpTit IS
another officer OF the company
who has thus far succeeded in skilfuliy
covering his tracks, and who is vii ing to
sacrifice Y4uBg to save himself. The
reason FOR the mystery observed In the
matte is plan to force Yong 10 give up
the money desired without taxing further
steps against him. To this end the pris-
oner is being held secretly. His name
does not appear on the jail register.
President jarvis, sitter consulting with
his attorneys, stated this afternoon tbs.
IS near SIS could De aeeertsioed
the defalcat,on amounted to $50 GOO
and extended over period CT threeyears,
being accomplished il very clever way,
SD Is to avert suspicion efectually
Young is held in So, GOO bsil, which he
has not Jet given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
AT URxahEG chic.

Corree pordenoe OF IN. G2E-tie.
WAxAHACHE, TEX, jan. l5-Fais
morning Was The coolest Of the season,
the mercury Standing al s. shove zero in
the early moraiug, snd not reacSiug
higher th.n I0' any time In the cay.
special 20 the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, TIKI, Jan. l6.-rhe
ground is still frozen and covered with
sleet snd snow. The Thermometer stood
st TO- above zero this morning, and went
as high az 800 st uooE.
The cosl dealers have been out OF coal
for two weeks, and yesterday when one
car Of it arrived, there was scarcely 3
lump apiece tor the customers, so rumer-
Gus were they.
Professor Collier dismissed school in
the college to-day until be could procure
coal or other fuel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
Ar Eigfu.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Ga2ette,
ELGrN, TEX, Jan. 15.-The severest
nortner Of the season made lis appear
auce at $40 p. II. yesterday. The mer-
curry fell from 10 TO 40' ii about 10 min
utes. About 7 O'Clock p N. it began TO
zleet and SNOW, ara continued all night.
The ground is white this morning. The
thermometer now stands st s. above zero.
Crest damage will be done to the stock
Interests here. Ola farmers are lobilsrt
over tie prospect for dig crop thus year,
.s there is the best SESSION In the ground
we have had tor wears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18

day morning, who It was reported pro-
posei to take certain summary steps
against said Arm.
No new attachments have been run on
E. 81. Lewis stock of boots and shoes.
Mr.. Lewis left the city for the east On
Sunday. The amount of attachments
foot up Dearly s22, oOo, with supposed
stock OF S25, 600
Deputy Sheriff Coe has finished invoic-
ing W. 81. Patterson & Co.'s attached
STOCK of drugs, which foots up about
$4,000 The attachments amount to
S7S6e "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
1T BarfAett.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BARTLETT, Ten, Jan. l6.-Tfe collect
norther thai has ever oeen known paced
over Bell, Williamson and Milan c2un-
ties Saturday and S0udsy. a great
many horses and csstle tfCz2 to dea1h.
Toe oldest settlers have never witnessed
anything Ike il. Tne sur is shining this
morning. Everything is taawiDg up
Olt best farmers say the late sleet, snow
and fre, ze will be great advantage 10
al crops. Wheat and oats look t1e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
at Comm ercs.
Correspondence of TIE Gaseite.

Correepondence OF re Gazette.
COMMERCE., TEx, Jan. l6 Saturday
,vening ls:e, after days slow gain and
elect, the WIND rose, and from tie north
blew 81 fer0cious rate. sending the mer
curry down 10 y, mo&irg Saturday night
the cnldest night since Thursdsy night,
January s, two years ego. The weather
has continued uniformly cold since Satur-
day night up to the present. The snow
fall hs. been sufficient to make sleigh rid
ing very popular II day and the boys are
putting IN full time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
AL Want aRaian.

PTrTsBURG, Pa Jan. IA committee
repre- senting the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers OF the Pennsylvania COM
psny's lines called upon Manager Bald
win this afternoon and presented petit
ton for an advance in wages. This, to-
gether with the conductors, brsksmen's
and ardmen's petitions how In the hands
OF officials for 81 increase in wages, shows
the movement Is general.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
az Terrell.
Special 10 the Gaze Lte.

Special 10 the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Jan. H.-Sundsy and
Yesterday tue t.et q was upon the land
IN eeverer form than has been known
for years. Yesterday morning the weather
moderated somewhat, ard to-day the sun
shore Gu. lovely iddeed, melting the
srow and deepening he mud On the
streets. hut making ell things put en- q
mare pleasant appearance.
The cattle h&ve sui red great deal,
but so far there. have been no deaths Of
consequence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-18
Lonsyiew.

Lonsyiew.
Special 10 the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, Tex, jan. 1.-THE stock
of drugs in recent assignment here sold
yesterday to Mrs f. B. R,glsnd & Co. for
5000, including the rent. The stock WAS
invoiced at SI400. The stock will be sold
by the purchasers st the old stand.
Judge McCord having arrived, tie Dis
t-ict court convened to-day, only TO be
adjourned till next Monday on account of
sickness in bis family.