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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
BY MISS S. LEoNA BLAKE, MARION, S.

BY MISS S. LEoNA BLAKE, MARION, s. c.
When DEATHS cold hand has snapped the core
or loves united bonds,
Among the hearts that feel 1t most
A schoolmate's first responds.
Her life was like q rising star
On which we gazcd with pride;
Although 'tis gone, It's streaming light
Is still our gentle guide.
o memory! thou blessed boon!
We still to thee can turn
And sec aG ain that smiling face,
And its sweet lessons learn.
spotlcss heart is there portrayed.
4 mind pure loving bright
Whose luster beautihed tho scene
Like dew in morning light.
Do friends around that flresidc weep
For her they held 80 dear?
All! God knows best; He pluckcd that howl
Sad heart withhold thy tear.
Although transplanted far above
Meath Eden's fairest bow'rs,
Its fragrance still remains to cheer
And Sweeten weary hours.
. glorious scene, when heavens hosts
Proclaimed the tidingS wide
That one more soul had been redeemed
BY Him who wept and died.
Then why should loved ones still rcpinc
When angels tidings bring?
Yes we with one accord can shout
''H Death where Is thy sting?'
Feb. O. ISSS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
The Skating Rink.

WE have very decided convictions that oul
girls should not frequent the skating rink
We say this with all due and proper respect TO
those who think otherwise, and in Kindness
for all who may in any way be connected
with 1t. Let our mothers give this matter
their prayerful consideration. We have no
earthly doubt as to what is their duty. VIC
are amazed that such an institution can exist
in Abbeyille.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
Will Suffer, After All.

Some Of the Seneca white lynchers will suf-
for for their share in the lynchIng of Wal
drop, II the report be true that they have had
to mortgage their homes to the lawyers who
are to defend them. This is right. If crimi'
nails cannot be punished in Court, they should
ut least be made to pay the lawyer gets them
clear. AS rule, 1t would be well if lawyers
would demand big fees in such cases. They
ought to be well paid.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
The world.

This is the name of q new daily newspaper
in Charleston, and we arc glad to welcome 1t
on our exchange list. 1t Is neatly printed
and contains a great variety Of reading mat
ter. Eight.pages, six columns to the page,
81 wear,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
A Scarcity Of Sweeps.
Atk.en Journal and Rcuic,v

-flNSTE UUfVWt{t tIIEU 1ttttItV'
Mr.. w. II. Schoflcld went down to Charles
ton last week for the purpose Of buying some
sweeps to be used in the grading Of tho {: {;
G. & c. X. r.. but he was only ablo 10 nnti
three-ruSty ones ut that-ln the big cltN Oh
Charleston He had TO telegraph TO Now
York to gct his order filled.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
Shot n Book Agent.

CHARLESTON. S. G.. Feb. Sat Hlackvillc this
morning J. y. White shot ut Il dog going ont
of his gate. He missed the dog but hit u
book agent from Richmond Va, "amcd
SAMPSON, who was walking on the railroad
track n hundred yards distant. Sampson y
wound Is painful hui not fatal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15

r.. NJ. Haddon d Co., have full line ladies
bright ',Gondola" button shoes. Spanish last,
arch instep. A beautiful fitting shoe. Wcur-
ing qualities first class.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15

A full line of black goods with trimmings to
suit Mt II. NJ. IIaddOn ,e Co.
New spring glnghams just received at K. NJ.
Haddon 4 Co,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15

Call on Smith & Son, for "Turkish Pruncs;'
Anything and everything in the way ofchoice
Nuts, and especially for fresh Citrons, kaisihs,
Currouts,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
SIGNAL FLAG At NINETY-SIX.
FAIR PROSPECTS,, FAIR FIELDS, GROWING
WEALTH.

let the World Take Neficc that the
Citizens OF the Cambridge lands
Stand High In all the Depart
ments that 20 TO Make People
Rich and PrOsperOus---SOcial Life
and Table Talk for a Leisure Mo-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15
In Memory OF the Dead.

A tribute Of love to the memory of Miss Sal
lie Eulalie McGee who died Jan. 81, 1888, at
her home near Mulberry, in the 10th year OF
her age.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-02-15

Now Is your time TO secure bargains In
p. Rosenberg l. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

administers Wishing church notices inssrte,
IN NE G.zETrE Sunday morning are request
ea 20 nand thsm In oy p. m Saturday. They
snouid not be Gent by telephoRs, KS errors a. {
! liable to occur.
sirsi Baptis; church, Jones street, between
! First and Second streets SER ces at IL g. m
ana I:S0 p m, Sundsy-school Z: $50 e. m
everybody invited. j. MorRan VI sia paetor
st. Andrews (Xp;scopaD, churces corner Russ
and Fifth SITS. Rev. Joseph DeFoEeet, Am rec.
tor Twenty frs. sunday after Trinity. Sunday
school az 9:5o a; IN. sharp. John 3 Rose, sn-
perrin endent. Morning prayer, ntany and
sermon at II a. n. Evening prayer and sermon
7:3Op. III.
South Side Baptist Church-On Broadway.
Services Il be conducted by the "S nging
and at sop. M. Morning ppti CT: The In
portance OF Spiritual Life" Maize subject:
The Cities OF Refuge Type of .hl;st" SAN
cay ach -ol AZ Sp-Io.
The Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN congregation
will wors alp to DAY at Hutfman's mali 30 aisia
str,es below Fifth. up stairs. Prsarh
ing, oyg the pastor a! j a. m
sermon: Looking Thfou n Sl.sses Even
,ng: A sermoo 80 young p.ople on IOpon
ID, ore sunday haol at $50 a. II. W. T
ia ies Superintendent. Seats Iree AMI q warm
we Como for al who attend III =se services.
Broadway Presbyterian Church-Corner OF
hro. d@ay and st. Louis avenue. Pas5aT, Rev
Df. Mitchell Divine service at II q. II. and $50
u. m. Strangers made we come ana provide
termon: The iusporIapc- Of tie late lectdai
L'fe. Ebbath school at % a. IA. ANTS o.
Roe, SUPERINTENDENT.
The Christian church, corner Sixth and
ThroCkmorton streets. Preaching morntng md
sVeni by the regular mibi.ter. sut iect In
the morning: "Seah ana the De u&e," 10 the
sVeuing, "aotec' Type OF Christ" Ali made
welcome.
st. Psurs Methodist Episcopal churcS, corner
Ninth aad Main streets, James o k,sApatri,k
pastor. Services Sun 'ay monnIng conc u5led
9y Rev: James p. Din mitt, presi ing e der
Revival services q. night. sab; sct, 2serpi,y
Where Shs lIS2end IL
There will be preaching and SUNDAY Eible
reading at the Table nsCle on Rusk Ga Get be
tween Ninth tnd Tenth streets. at TIE follow.
Ing hours to cay: Bible reading ct 10 q
m. Preaching a: p. m. aud pr.sch
ing sgain at 80 p. NJ. All are iaYtse This
Is good work, reaching great many people
that are othe:Tiss with ut tho gospsI.
C1TsOS,
Evangelist.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

Fifth Ward. Mrs. q snsley left on
, Houston and Texas Central for BrYs1
night, but before leaving iufpfmsd
proprietor OF the hotel 6f the n gro's
ttone, and he informed County Attora
Blair OF the matter. A search was me,
for Virgins. ba. he could rot be foun
aud the presuMp tion is that he has lie
TIE city.
The grand i7ry which has been In see
here for nesrly two weeks sdI,u led
evening. They reported I7s I'M
menss found during their sltt!aE; amor "a
which ere the following: jack Csyet for
MURDER Dan ana Bob Campbell, robbery,
and George Ogleshv, robbery. Osissby's
bond was fixed 81 $3.50 which he prompt
ly gave.
Mr. George A. Johnson, the YOUNG far
mer who so suddenly Disappeared from
bis home 1esr this city on October IL.
inside his appearance at West 6sstion
which Is only few miles from his home
last night. He Elighted from the south
bound Missouri Pacific and told the fol-
lowing story in regard to his suddsa dis
appearance from home: The fret thing
be resl'Zsd he wss On the passenger train
near Carthage, Mo-, sad he says be does
not know how he Gaze there or anything
about 1t, and the !Set he remembers IS
being In Wact on the public.
square. The interysl between t.en and
his coming to his sanses nesr Carthage l.
& complete blank to Kim. He sad UPON
realizing. where he wss he imnediately
took the next train and returned home
Johnson hss reputation Of being
strictly SOBER man and his friends th!rh
that his, strange action WAS due to tenn
porsry mental soerrstion. Johnson lie
suffering from high fever to-day, bu. Is
sane and rational.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
kBILENE,
Jubiinnt Over Taylor Oounts7s srccess- In
Taking H,rst Premium.

Jubiient Over Taylor Oount,7s suecess- In
Taking s,rst Premium.
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, IL, Oct. 90 The town is
iubilant this morning over kilograms that
nave been rece.Tsd announcing Taylor
county's SUCCESS in taking ars: premium
at the Dallas fair for thu best county
exhibit from. this western districs. The
committee having the exhibit il charge,
feel assured. Of success n obtaiE,ng the
award as binnsr county 1f th Q State.
The Abilene Military ooplpsz3 hsdLA
me et!ng lest night ana 6scidaS on y
change o; zane for tia company. Tn
new nsms selected Was Abilsse Ilsl
Inian'gy. The boys Are rnan,aest,
growing interest in TIE q omplny, n
will ere long be one o1thei best drill}
the state. Their un.loru ID were recl
in time Tor display 4 tie fair, IN;
company showed It's ptof.fsncy-
company moYemeass. TIE d
have taken the neSsess ~ cath of
ance to the state, Srd' guns are expecSx
to be soon receivsi.
The pecan CROP, CTS ais county this year
has been unusually Urge, and all the idle
labor that can ba oh tanned is pressed into
service to gather 1t. The email boys
spend their Siiarda ys in the wood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
DTEL ARRIVALS.

st the Ells: Geo He,der New York: Ed
ward I.annom. Chicago; N M MAs IN. Ncm,nn
Tine, Tenn; Eolcey HUI and VIE, Marshalli W
Flynn. Laredo, Tex; j b Mitchell. wife an
nurse, AEot'n; W Il Bicknell, Kew York; L
Sydney, st louis; Miss Maggie Ca,tlemsn, Aus
tin; Jonn L Tdite, Rockford, Il l. Eunn,
b at n ~ Dsnning. Decatur; John Whit
man. S. Louis; john Logan, st Joseph, Mo;
: 1.o G ssiey' Tsza Ma; VI ETiqg.
y M Hea h. Cleburre; Ike l. vim, Chi ago !! a,
Hendry. Gaiyeslon; Geo q Timer, New York;
Ffsek lrumhul. Denver; Z Family, E NJ B. vie,
Kirk, Ne York; howard B;snd. Taylor; Theo
T Meyer, Dallas " II Cannon, Ph,iadelphI
ALstts Mansisr4: T L Baker, ThoIp Sp,i gsi
sAfsft Baker. ThoIa springs; George D. Vas,
'iranbsrry; j d Huobe :, ga; esyille, Ina; " ii
z ch. Clarrenuoa; @ ID M7.aola d, Dallas ,John
g Iro /, Thomas a Dalsn. o Forces, w D
4e en- 81 siae, No; Bedlleld. ealTes,en;
wife, Monts county. No; P G HaTm4nson
ki TS Kan; Scott f9sg9son, winnsld. Kani g
Nclntyre, Big spt,ass; Mira WADE Atkins and
daughter, Mrs A E2akism, Bou lie, Bent Gees
bee and W VIE, pecasnEi VI liam L Booth Hills-
Rstu med 10 City.
At the Plckwsak: a Stewart. Chicago;
Frank CASTOR, Graz burf;J A Slaughter, Gal,
vesloA; Wiley blair Wea he.f,rd; g williams
en- Vac, 1 oosous, NJ mas WarourtoD, New
FORK, 2 Rogsrs, Cisrsnaon; 2 W stasn, Fort
smith: w R!ppey Pan hsndle G Nelson
and wife, Harry Meyers and wife, Bard; j c
Moon, Texas; A P Fulksrsen, Denver; j G
stevens, Georgetown; w " johnson, Strswn;
II soyrl.J, 81 Louie NJ ". keeaou, Bowie z
Green. Mo; " II Henson, Albany; ID w Law,
ders, Granoview: 4 A kearns, Mo Pac RE-;
Lee Rowlsnd, Washinston; J Maston, Cal
cage; S Brasher. Houston; J DeWss.e,
Denisoni j d Hunt. Longview; W james,
Texarsana; \ aicl9y, 81 Louis; " l. T. Dick
ison, Childress; D r Atwood, Coloraoc: John
Garrett, Center; d swearingen, Cafldress;
o L Patter, Gainesville; D MARTA aud son.
Colorado; W Eemens, Amorrillo; Pencos
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
While buildings Nus V. and VII lusve

While buildings Nus v and VII Iasye
not averaged tardy for the week
Rooms I. 6. 5, and ;, building NJ. / :;
rooms ana 4, building No IL; room /,
building No LII ;r,om 4, building NJ
II, rooms and !, building No. VII 3,
have Lot had single tardy fer the week.
The average attendance this week is
four less than last.
The attendance Ct this over correspond
Ing week OF las. session Is 143.
Bat for sickness the attendance would
go up to 'S00-lt haylpg been already ON
ihree different days l773 Well distri.
outed, there are now accommodations
for 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
NACO.

The s.rarEs setiou OF . Farmsr Due 10
Temporary Msnial Grand
ssury Wosk,
Special TO ths Gazette.
WAcorxx Oct. 20--Henry WIge ms, q
negro hack driver here, was yesterday at
the Missouri Pfcihe depot. Mrs Hensley,
3 lady OF very respectable sprGr.
Who wss one of tho passengers thst got
of the train ct this place, got in Wis /.
gins' hack to ba driven to hotel. It..
stead OF going 10 the hotel the hack
diver drove out Of town and
aligated from his seat, entered the carriage
ana prcce eded to mske!im proper PROPOSE !;
TO the lad7 and upon his psrsisting sde
thre.teaed to cry for help. This fright.
eaed fhe negro and he mounted his seat
and drove the. lady ito 3 hotel in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
SPEAKING LAST NIGHT,

Robert ID. Wear at toe Courthouse-E. g.
! sentsr ana Juhgs Holland q, the bridge.
The meeting at the courthouse last
night WAS attended by seventy five to l0t
well-kno1n citizens, VINO came
to hesr Robert D. Wear Of
Granbury. Mr.. Wear was in
good voice aud made q splendid speech.
Hs gave the reasons why men who love
their coultrY and would have good gov
ecament should be Democrats. He
spoke OF the tariff question and Of
s:ste Issues touching also ON the county
Campaign. Mr.. Wear, II anything ia o
better sleazer hsn when he Was
last in Fort Worth, and showed
that ne IVES G close student OF the poli.-
ical Issues sgltating the people at the
present time. He Was heartily spplsrdsd
J du ing his speech.
| AT TNE BRIDGE
| S3me>hile over 100 people assembled
ct the east end OF she 81 attic street bridge
lsst night to hear f. G Senter and
Judge Holland speak. The Non ParIissns
mad been laVited TO be present ind speak
out IS usual failed 30 appssr. The col
ored band WAS presen. and furnished eK-
ceIlen. music. Mr. Ssnter began
to speak ABOUT O'Clock, and delivered c
forcIole, logical and convincing speech
He touched On the tariff and then
took up the platform OF the Non. Parti-
ssnsrUnion La5oriles. He showed thai
the pensions paid to 4S1, 900 pensioners
in tie United States ALREADY
amounted 10 sum large enough
TO support the Gsrman army. n
speaking OF the plank fsvorIng the pus
chase Ct the railroads by the government
he asked the pertinent question, chow
will they be paid so1?" He reviewed the
Daggett hall convention Ct two years
ago and ssid he had beer
informed that Two Republicans had drafted
the resolutions adopted at Econ which
Set the bal rolling. Mr.. Sam Emerson,
Who wss present, ssld, "theis
the resolutions snd l was one OF tlemn
This statement showed that Mr.. Ssnter's
information WAS correct and caused loud
applause. The speaker urged them to
think well in choosing between
the tenets Of Br0iles, BoWlin and
Blair and the tenets CT
Democracy. Mr.. Senter was frequently
sppl.adsd, ard taken altogether W. s, the
fullest expose of the Questionable meth
eds of the on-Psrtissus which has been
heard during the campaign.
JUDGE HOLLASD
Il WAS nearly 10 O'CLOCK when Judge
Holland began 10 speak, but he heli the
attention of those present for thirty rin-
utes. He said ne did not Proposes
o sag anything to turt the faellse Of
sny one, yet there were grave a1xsuons 1
st issue. There had been corners on snsS
bread of the people ssA6f
many years and they 28sre
now becoming educated to the iniStftY OF
1t. The people would not stand 1t 81
ways and there would be revolution il
II was not cured He showed
The danger Of the governments get
ting control of sll the sai!roads
in the country, 'snd said be vas not like
Cap.ail Evans, who, whsaespeskiug OF
this Question, !: YVES asked about
the railroad : employees voting
sad answered there Hcul6
BE no trouble aonEt that, he
would not let them vote az. all.
Judge Holland said he believed
railroad men = hsd Es good q right
to vote as anyone else. The Judge made
taking speech: At 1O:fsa4he meeting
ACJ ourne0.i .N'%- l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
In q Critical Condition,
special TO tho Gazette.


Cisco, TEX, Oct. ss,-The condition
OF Thomas, who wss shot yesterday By
Editor Congreve, is regarded rs critical
oy his physicians. Il las not yet
been determined whether to amput. .
Ills arm or not. Ee is 8 man of large
frame bat is quite cid and = sufferer an
serious chronic troubles, which render
ois recovery from tie wound q mattss Ct
doubt
This morning shout forty Witnesses
were summoned before the Maglstra!e's
court, but an examination of tao case
was postponed till November 9. for the
purpose OF Introducing the evidence of
Thomas IS part of the prelinirary trial:
The City Council met lsss night and
appointed Jonathan Eppler, q substantial
and sober citizen, City Marshal
: .Consreve's bond was pllced q. $500,
and the names Of many business msn. ere
upon 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
AHsese Cd ON su.p,o,on.

WILKEsBAaW:, Pa, Oct. ao.-Four
Itaiians were arrested at White Haven,
twenty mica from here, this .aornrng, on
suspicion OF being the mr.uerers Of Paw,
master Nc Ciu.e sud his Companion.
Hugh NGligan. They were arrested
coming Cat Of the mountains. Two Ct
them carried rIHss. They were brought
here sS:.s afternoon and lodged IN separate
cells,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

true.
Members reported ths. q number CT
beeves hsd been pr 1mised for the bsrbe
cue at Fort Worth-determined on at the
tEs. meeting OF the committee. This
barbecue will take place II the pavilion,
near the city, and in HoIloway's grove
adjoining, nd hiss been fixed for Sstur-
dag, November 3 In order to have the
barpecue handled properly, 1t was de-
cided TO spoo.nt the following
COMMUTERS.
Committee on solicitstior-Bud Dag.
gett, NJ. G. f lis, J. [. Wright, Harvey
Gunnels and j. c. Richardson.
Committee Ct srrangemsuts-J James
Essley, Henry Finch snd q M. Chapman
Sale OF privileges-AIexsnder S.edman
and P Nicks.
Committee TO invite spe,kers-R. J
BoyBip, Drew ?. uitt and W. F. B.i.ring-
hsm.
Committee on music-Alexsnder Sled
man End o. S. KeuoedT.
Superintendent of barbecue-W. D.
Tucker.
1t is the sim Of the committee to have
. barbecue ana picnic combined. Wnile
there will be bsrbecued meats and edi-
bles properly belonging 10 frat-clsss
oa, becue, ample to feed 5000 people, /. is
desired tas. fhs people OF Fort Worth and
Of Justice precinct NJ. shall bring with
them well-hlIed baskets, to the end that
there shall be great abundance CT good
things for al, which will contribute to
make the needing pleasant and happy
one.
THE Parade AT NIGHT.
II was slso decided by the committee
that on the night Of November 5.t, the
night before the electior, there should be
. grand Democratic rally and torchllght
procession in the City OF Fort Worth, to
De participated IN by every Demo cratic
club snd people Of evsry voting precinct
In tbs couoty who sra favorable to the
election Of the local Democratic ticket.
TEe following committee to look after
tie torch light procession and to see that
everything VIII be IN readiness, were hp-
po,nte6:
On TorchIights-N. A. SteAdman, o.
NJ. Kern fnt T. j. Powell.
On Prosranme-W. S. Pendleton, Rob.
ert Mozart and ] W. SNayne. K
On Music-H. M. Chapman and john
P. Nicks.
A number Of prominent speakers have
sNeen invited to be present at both gath
;eNegS. The Fire Department Band will
plsHzt the barbecue and three bands Will
MaH7lDr the parade. Everything Ice ks
k1or the DemocfStsRae commit
6eS meet sgasa a even06sk III
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
Now Orleans.
| Spec!ai 70 the GErests.

MN ORLEANS, la, Oct. 2O.-Uo.,on-yu
lures opened barely stea1y at decline Of 3
to . points lower, Guled stea7y } to4 points
hiRhor than opening; closed eliet but steady'5
70 E'points lower than yesterdays close. &C o.
Der l5S9 Is; November 9IjG9l6' De- ezabe-
and o'tober 92l6G e.: January 3lG9 SO: gel.
ruary > 42d . IS: March 9 500 81: April 8 $50
g.: May '5G5 "a; June 8 s3G9 s.; July
-.S2@ 2 90. sales, $50 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
Unitso Stairs Comparative State m ant.
Specias &c the Gazette,
GaIvo3tOn.
SpeciaA 20 tho Gazette.

saLyssToE. lex. oct. 2l.-Uotton SIT
1864 bal s; rales so balea; stock 7j747 Liver
pool. iatures opered sea y at TO pon "a
CLOS, o'steady at the decline. O tober Novezl
per "a bid; November December q; Decem
ber January % askec: January Februarv 4 "
asfed: February March rs asked; March
GA1EEsroN. Ten, Dot. 2O-Leading srst
stea iy and unchanged, sales 100 baies: New
York steady and unchanged, sales I55 bales:
eew Orleans steady snd unchanged, sales 200
baiee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
70 Quarantine Texas Cattle.

Spec!sI % the Gazette,
San ANGELO, TEX Oct. pa promi
neDt stockman here has jdst received a
letter stating that the representatives of
the live stock health boards of Colorado,
Montana and Wyoming will meet
on the 10sh OF November
In Denver, Colorado, for the
purpose Of qusrantining on certain line,
over which no c,ttle will bs permitted to
be driven except IS per nltted by tie
health laws. Tais quarsn iae, II pas $40;
will materially fleet the cattle ind uffy
OF Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
A Meeting of the Executive Committee
Yesterday at Which Several Fa-
Vorable Reports are Made.
arTa1gems Dts for the Last Grand Barbe-
enc aLd ImposiOg street ParadeiNovem-
bar and 5-She Committees

BE county Democratic
executive committee met
yesterday afternoon with
nearly al the precincts
"a tie couo,y represent
ed NJ MIXERS Of the
committee from severs.
pfecirc.s in the county
outside CT Fort Worth
made reports which
showed that st every box
the number Of votes
polled for the Demo
cratic ticket would be
lsrger than two years
sgo, and thst the d. mo-
cratic banner was being
upheld by good men snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
Atention Odd Feuaws.

There viii . meeEss Of Fort Worth
LodgeEo. 2s1s go. F., in their ball
As 10 O'Clock q. 20 day to arrange fol
the funefsl oFClnrlss Goertie, which,
viii take - 3 fronf& }skte residence at
5 O'Clock a n. Allt1d Fellows aresin-
vned to at nd. By ofar,
JNo. D, MCgoIs, n. G.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
Produce,

AssA3 CITY, No, Oct. 2O.-Wheat gliet
No. red, cash ee,ssked; November 9ac askeo
Decem Der 81 co asked; May 81 OIL bid. Corn
dai 30. cash no bids or oaeringes No
veT bar 20szc asked; year no bids nor offerings
May SOC bid.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
The Record for thu Week Ending Friday
Ocinhox 10.

MARKED increase
In the attendance
at the abli C
schools OF For
Worth has been
shown SINCE the
first week Of the
session CT 1855
The schools are
now In good nm
ming order, and
DE pupils have
shown rspid ia.
'proyement in thssr
studies up to date
) u p eri 4 tendeas
Il gg furnishes De
following weekly
statement CT aver
age actual enroll,
meat, attendance
end rsrdiness for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21
wool.
Special to the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, Get. 20.-Wool-Firu
emo unchanged. Receipts this day 43 4A
pounds; thi. season go, l35 pounds; shipment,
shis day sI,Ssl pounds. his season LISA
pounds; sales this dag and season noae; stocA
on hand l,42AlG7 pounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-21

Miliiners md dressmskers ps7 specisl
attention TO fsLcy NUTS this season.
Tney are very small. and are made vice
st the ends.