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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
Huntre Of bales have sready been sold

Hurt reds OF bales have sresdy been soid
here.
Bu. very few OF our people will stseud
t1s lair. List ye-r four- fi:tns attended.
Deputy Sheriff Stultz OF ta5s place ar
rested one Ffsnkensteil for theft OF q
watch snd snoes on Telegram from
Slerl6 Dupree Ct Franklin County and
csrried him to the Fort. This occurred
yesterday.
Business is looming up and money cir
culssing freely. The farmer and mer-
chant will be in good condition mex,
year.
Politics is quiet and but little is said
about the election. The Democrats will
carry this box by good majority.
The Democrats heartily indorse TIE
GAZETTE tor its course In skinning the
N on Par.isans $50 called
Dean & Muuel have established q
brick ysrd en- the Cotton Belt, rear the
depot, and viii! mske brick for shipment.
They expect to do large business in
thst line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
sTHE WCHsgs scvUaeE.
Ycunw Fover Epidemic a. GAnesvliIs,
Elss-at Decatur.
CUTTING DOWN ExPHNsRs.

hlDs-Ss 'SCnthes
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA OcG. II Follow.
ing Is the iii clat bulletin for twenty four
hours ending az 6 D. N: New CAGES, 60
deaths, 8; total number Of cases to date,
1868; total number Of doa;hs TO date, 32l.
rne finance committee is making est
mates to desermiue whether or not to
shut of contributions The relief com-
mittee is cutting down expenses rapidly
AT FKRNANDINA.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is -Advices fro
Fernandins say there were thirty two new
cases snd Two deaths there on the 10 i,
and on the 10Th thtrty-sevsn new cases
and three deaths.
EPIDEMIC AT GAINESVILLE, FLA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS-Tne Marine
Hospitsl Bureau is informed by Dr.
PallipJ. vice. president CT the hoard OF
health, Gainesville, Fla !, that two new
cases of yellow fever have developed in
that city, and tbs. the fevsf has been de-
clsred epidemic.
CASES AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. lS.-There are
fonr Eddisione! cases Of fever TO- day. Ali
OF them have been greatly exposed; two
deaths.
TSigned1 JEROME COCHRAN, M. D,
Safe Health ON ;ey,
NOT 30 FAVORABLE.
FkRNANDIsA, FLA Oct. 1S -New
cases niretssa; whittier, two; no deaths.
The low rating OF cases must rot de-
ceiee you as By decision Of the executive
committee, the returns Of tie cclored
suxil;sry committee are omitted as II had
GOV somewhat mixed. Il is On Increase
of nearly so per cent. on the same basis
Of returns. The weather is very warn.
The city is quiet.
(Signed) r S. SCHUYLER,
Secretary Eowsrd Association.
NEW CASES AT DECATUR.
NASHVILLE, TENN Oct. ia special
to the American from Decatur, Ala,
says: Three new cases are reported to-
dsy. E c. Jones, Jr, president of the
board Of relief, vas taken down this
morning, and 1t is feared he is going to
have bsd time. Two deaths sre report.
ed for the twentv-four hours ending 81
noon to-day. Frank Howard was op
pointed president CT the board Of relief
to act during the illIess Of E C. jones, Jf.
TO DIsINFECT DWELLINGS.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA Oct. l8. - To.
morrow the City Council will have pre-
senteG fer its approval and passage sn
ordinance authorizing the government TO
ENTER private dwellings,, disiafec. them
Rad destroy any articles Of furniture,
hisRg or clothing which msy haye any
$esbN gever Infection about them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
GELEeCJ2iNH fBIiN4,
4 VCusion CT Passenger Traiuz on Penn
sylvania &oa5.

4 CoilSsion Of Passenger Traiuz on Penn
sylvania &oa3.
CHAMBERsBURG. PA O3t, 18.--A fatal
wreck occurred en- the Cumberland VAL
leg Railroad near SaippeDs5EIg this
morning. Trains Nc IA and NJ. 9 COL
iided at saszp curve in The road, teles-
coping the c,rs and completely demolish-
ing the engines. The engineer CT No. II
saw the smoke Of me other train arcunG
the curve sod shut CT sresm and applied
the ar b.ases, but bef1Ys he could stop
the trains csms together with crash.
The engines interlocked, the boiler O; one
beirg driven over five ieet Into the o,ner,
Tee express cars on both trsips
were dr.v3n back and compIetely
selescoped the baggage cars. Baggage
master Clsries Bitner Of Harrisburg WAS
caught between the cars and so horribly
manglsd that ne disd in short tine after
being cut out Of the wreck. Conductors
Lynn snd Bowman were both seriously
inbred and many Of tie passengers re-
selVed Injuries though none seriously.
,Tne Dsn CAFE c,ug1. fire and coreider-
,NHa2f the mai wns lestrsye& ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
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81 iss ssso is saSllsssly:Ee e.


The following note WIS sent down to
the proprietor of the Eilis hotel by Miss
Msddern bNtore Leaving the city Sunday
morning, all isskdditiannl testimony to
the fsct thsS6Ror. Worth has the best
hotel in the1&&:
Mr.. IVA, E6nd&
DEARs RI ssRnot refrain from ex-
pressing My pleaSA,e regafdtng your
excellent hotel. ThasSooking snd the at
tentiol of the serv snts Ms the bast l have
found in the south. Very truly yours,
M MApDERN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
SAPOLIO.

1t is a solid cake of scourin5 Soap. Ty it - your
next house cleaning.
Even King can secure cheap co:rFor. and easy
relief from the Of CLEANING by thu in
yestment of few cents in cake OF Sapolio. With
it wonders he accomplished il cleaning and
securing. fog which purposes il has no eCriaI
Dirt deics the King" but it ab,icates wherever
Sapolio makes its appearance aud quickly. too. Try
M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

from any stsndlTd Of sr:lstic construc-
.tcr, tie play is miserable fsiiu.e;
locked a. from the ssma genersl post
lion the company is wholly without
merit. Ard yet the well filled galleries
laughed and whocp:d sni yelled, aud
gave every Manifestation Of dsl!ga:. And
it is f1r tne galleries sucn plays sre in.
tended. When they "StruCk gas" II
must have been Of tae ".susajng" Va
tietV: o. 40 otaer hypothesis csn the
hilarity and mirth be accounted for.
Tnere wSs one redeeming feature. | was
the singing CT MT. Hairy Pepper. He had
nothing 30 d. vito the plaY, %. simply
sang fgTv s0ngs. And ne Gid il we'll.
To-ngit ". j S:aulan IN Saare M
Lsxn. Mr.. Sca3;sn will sing his fsmou!
"Pesk q Boz" snd other popnisz songs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

pls' My thst the
tariff WAS q tax
which direc:ig al
fected :hs people.
There WAS ) tsfif
on lumber, On
pails, on glass;, on
nesrly everything
that " ent Toto 3
house costing the
farmer or other
citizen 5000 wa !
worth but $500
the other S209 be
ing tae TAR #. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

BE e i g b tn
dsy Of the
fair, = known
IS ZIP e es
DSy," opened
oratherug l7
this morning.
FJr q long
" b ! / g / t
looked as II it
nigh. rsi n
and spoil the
fun, but it
didn't. As the
ds g r e "
older the sun
came out and
made things
pleasant, and
SIS result the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

MiI'adgs, ". F. Henderson. A. Fowler,
r q. s Huigfps md james Sssh. H
Fl. johnson raid that eli should COD
slider this MISTER csr fully before aI
thing wss done finally. After some fuE
Their discussion the meeting sdjrurna&
There was disposition m infested 81
some who sre not members OF the club Il
interfere with the proceedings and at one
line they kept up q1ite racket on the
outside, IT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
Wssf D NosM Csfoliua Hug s'
s&lHg oosesais eooi on ssksonM &c

OCT Use ns h2sv TeS u ucb. ~
SPECIAL to the Gazette. :.
DENIsoN, TEX 0;.. S.IHollis Green,
dsIky living On the Blue riyH in the
Chocs;sw n.tion WAS csllstsfO mig door
Tuesday Night By unknow$fnen and his
oody WAS riddied with WINCHESTER bullsts.
Green was gu iuporsapy wisssss aesins.
some hard ch.rac.ersfu the United States
court at Fort Smith, AK ard I; is sup
posed lie wss killed to prevent him giving
testimony in the case, upon the presulp-
G1E thst he knew too much.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
HARRISON AND MORTON CLUB
The Qas sion CT Buying Lot For Build
Ing Taken Up-erocs edings

THE H8Tri-
son and Morton
cIdo WAS called
10 order last
night s. $3.50
O'Clock with q
good humber
nrGapNt Prnei-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

CROWD OF be-
tween 400 and 200
people assembled
on the corner Of
M4ln and Twelfth
streets last night
70 hesr Hon. W. 5.
Pendieton discuss
the political issues
OF tne dsy. There
were q. number loi
farmers aLd me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

attendance wAs largely increased.
Information has come to President
Armstrong tnsi an impression exists II
many parts o. the state that the ieir is
no. completed and not In 8 condition to
be opened to the public. This is great
mistake. Not q hammer or saw CAN be
heard on the grounds ncwEH
dlys Every exhibit hiss been
completed loEg since, aud the
visitor beholds the enterprise il finely
faithed condition. AIs II is sight
S5rth seeing. Compared win the fsirs
Of oTher years il is immsasur.blg gu j..
rG!inr &c sil OF them In every department
Il Exposition Hall the Improvement Is
ryp,IenS st a glsuce. Mos. Of tie ex-
LIDltoc5 this year had exhibits last year
and ahey will Ill testify th1t their dis
plays tits year are much costller than
ever before. County Exhibit Hsll Is 8
new feature and is revelation to even
Texans. Machinery Hall Is doubled in
size and trebied il the number and
variety OF EXHIBITS. The same may be
eaid Of the Horticultural, geological,
poultry and live stock depart
ments ell OF them are more comprehen-
sive sad Of COURSE, more Interesting. No
good Texsn shou fail to visit the Dallas
fair. Il ID great object lesson from
which 81 cln draw a ftoreaouse Of useful
knowledge. The state is assured that
ii IS complete and eight days G: the
twenty-on during which 1t runs have al
resdy passed.
With this slight depression, the cores
pordeptre.urps 10 the manner in which :de
day passed st The grounds. A. 10 o'cl9ck
ell the departments were pretty well
crowded, the ladies viewing ex-
position hsIl, and the gentle
men taking in machinery hall
and the arena, The foe stock exhibited
j.. in the arena constitute feature Of nsve I
failing interest. The crowds & Jck there
70 see the evidence Of the progressive
tendencies Of Texas ssockmen, IS well SIS
to see what other states are doing. So
far Texas has more than held her own in
displays Of blooded stock, End mcst OF
the blue ribbons will remain il the state.
At II O'Clock Liberst"s grand band
rendered the foil WING nrOpramma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

chaelcs pr. s51., 0nd the plain, practica'
ggeech made by Mr.. Pendleton hsd C. COED
eject. TIE speaker took up the plat
forms OF tha tvn parties e1o spoke frs:
on the tsrf issue. He showed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

The present tadE tax q such clothing
80 vslorem added. nc tax On your st
price, Sis; dealer's prtAk s2.55; total,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19


The concert lssIed until 10 O'CLOCK, Ent
the grounds were soon empty snd the
gates closed.
FAIR NOTES.
This wss Press Day. Il seems, how.
ever, that the Press club of Dallas flick.
cred in arranging programme and
securing 6 spesk er for the occasion. In
fact, they failed altogether in sending in
yItstions TO the editors to gather here tc-
day And the editors didn't gather. About
six were here, and theif Presence seemed
TO bs swalio we'd up in the Nrast crowds.
In fact, they were lost in the sHtfhs.
There are ever 200 fue race horses
here. Next week will be The crest IRce
week and large crowds are expected.
Fort Worth and Tsrrsns county are not
generally represented as far as exhibits
are concerned, but the Fort is putting
ten persons through the gate every dsy to
any other towns one.
The eff cers are gradually gathering a
force 20 woIk the crop on the poor farm
next year. :,
Tomorrow is "Children's Day." All
children under. twelve years Of sge I'd
mitted free. -. a
In the half nile dash to-day Run Afer
EN-, Fost Worth horse, won two
straight heats. He ran before 'em to Gay
and Jim B and the famous Kitty -PeRse
were both in the race. -
The following ere ,te rsnes OF parties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
Delicate Children s,Es,n g

sSiothers, Overworked Men. xadfor all diseases
sins bijity TO 6tHeet ordinary foo from ever
VOL f(tha )6P Q, b&Sttsl Il = sho9,d tshe
!, sss e. % q re s,s.S1 q H. E
LIS n puF IN sa8h geod va an d
|esh, that hpst 81 he the hAf Emulsion /
' M,n., p p g. e. d4eit D.. Hugh s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

u T Z l n,
wlosver she
nay be, ap-
pssred ct
The opera
house last
night In 9
sort OF q
home com
etJ called
rs tr q C K
Gss." The
piy and
players are
b G y 0 n d
criticism -
a)oye or
beloT, as
the csSe
70 4 y b e.
V i e " e d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
Cotton

GRAPEVINE, Ten OCT. Is. lSsS.
To the azette:
The cotton is maturing fast, and II no
freeze should come to iIjure 1t fall talf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
Against 0smb ting Schemes.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Oct. 1s.-The di
rec.ors Of the San Antonio International
Fair and Exposition, to be held in this
city from November 18th to the 22d,
have passed q resolution refusing to gran:
privileges or space on their grounds for
any gambling schemes aud placing the
association squsrely against all iskes;snd
catches. Pool selling and book making
on the races, Bil be taesonly privileges
allowed. -
X Received to- number of Wheelock
ana Caicke11 mos 81 C. q. Edwards
pHsic store,ses kus:511rees::
Subscribe ri tns&kkly eiaaT4r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

Il you dSsA95aFsot 20 know an7 sorrow
then smoks& faDd Republic Cigarros.
Sold by alsFsEs.ass dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
STRUCK GAS.

cute,n and Her Somedy Company at
Opare House Last Night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

la good sraak8ts what you want, q
Grand spuoliasekErro will touch tee
spot. Sold bs EH Hfst class dealers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
STOLE WHILE DRUNK.

FxE SUNDAY GAzer1x. $3.50 par ,esr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
A GOOD Speech.

Hen. W. 9. Pendleton Addresses q Large
Orcwd IN The -Four Ward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
CITY COUNCIL.
Tbs Agree msnt Between She City an0
4. ]. Chambers FiEsIIy Closed
snd the sewers to 60 On,
The Tex, OF the special Charter to be Pub
lished for thirty Days-The
Procssdings.

n accordance with the
resolution Of adjourn
nan. pissed at the coun-
Gil meeting Tuesday
evening the council met al
the City Hall 1t 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
M,i)r Bfoiles presided
and sll the aldermen
were present excep! MI.
ratum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

The Finest Es.asssa The we.l
At AndersoI,sesEor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
GRAPEVINE.

Maturing RspidlF-4n Arrest
Po;i,ics-Improv. meLts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19


At 2 p N. the races were announced,
aEd tue grand stand and quarter stretch
were soon filed With people. The hist
on the programme were the unfinished
races Of yesterday, which resulted So
follows:
Fret Rsce-U1faished trottipg Of yes
terday. -Four hests run to-day ard stu
no result Marvel won the first two,
William a. the third and Black Diamond
the fourth. Time, 2:273 2:2S5, 2:25,
2:29i The score now stsuds: Marvel .,
Bjsck Diamond 2, William 81 2, Little
Thorn l, L.dF Helen l.
Second Rsce-Ssven. eighths of mia
dash for two-yesr-olds, purse $500.
Starters: Mice Watson, Alphonse, Bea
B, Winnie Davis, Msrch Wind, Olive q:
Incino yer and Novel. Watson Won, Al
phonse second. Time, 1924
Third Rsce-HsfInile heats, sll ages,
weight for sge; purse. $500. Starters !:
Run-After-'Em, Foxaall, 1Ki:ty Pesse,
jim B, Juliette AID Germans. Run
After EN- won both hests. Time, 0:491
and 0:50
Fourth R.ce-Tro ting, 2:40 clsss, mile
hests; best three in dive for purse Of $500
Starters: Tinker, Alvin B Annie L.,
William Hill. Tinker Won FIST hest.
Time, 2:SS4, unfinished.
AT NIGHT.
A fair crowd visited the grounds 90
night TO hesr Libersti's evening concert.
The programme was rendered thus:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19

subscr.ss ri tnsNkkly e1sfT4..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-19
THE FAiK.
Press Day, with Halt a Dezsn KdIsers
Lest In tha Crewd-A Pros
grxmme and Q Sp stksr
Wanting.
AI Erroneous Fnprss,,on that tho Fair is
No! Compleisd-Fipe Music and
Good Sport as Uausl.

DALLAS, TEX, Oct. Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
A Great Flower and seed Emporium

A Great Flower and seed Emporium.
Eyary lover of flowers should Le In
timately acquainted with Viok's Flower
and Seed Emporium, Rochester, New
York. Not flower grows indigenous
TO our climate and soil that cannot be
! found In q cultivated and fally de.
| veIoped existenoe at Vick's great seed
farm and flower gardens. None who
sspd there for either seed or flower
plants are ever ciEappointsd in what
they get. While 1t may be q little late
! for Geed that bhuuld be etarted In boxes
In houses, there are hundreds of va.
rieties Of seed thst matnre better flowers
By sowing In the open ground In the
month OF May, and for month to come
Ia just the time for planting bulbs that
viii produce flowers turing the suun mer,
Lili,s r,Entsd in the eprlDg suoueed
.Well, ana Vloks hGva the finest variety
of buihG ever grown, whilo their Btock
Iof altefnetherse, oiemat7s, beglnina,
hydrangeas, D5niea, japonloas, rones,
Iauowba.ls, shrubs, ngGcNtEIus, aInArsn
thas, cactus, csla1GrUns nnd baudrsde
lot other varieties NJ CHOICE flowers are
almost endless. Not only are Viok's
flowers and Heeda oheapeBt, bnt they afe
sure 10 grow, ard IN filling orders they
nevar fail TO do better than they from
ise ViCs's Floral Guide, a superb book
on flowoFs, will tell you all Sbout the
culturs OF flowers. Every family should
have it It only coats ten cents, aud II
you order fowers OF seed you will gei
Iyour ten cents back Ia seed or flower.
with yous first order. Send for thi
catalogue, aud thRg will tell you whAi
flowers TO send for. Address Jame
V.os, r ,ehester, n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
A Tribute to a rAl.hrui 10y.

The New York Com mmercial Adver.
tiser thuu speasa editorinlly of one OF
its deceased youthful empl1 yes: eve
wish here to record an expression Of the
sincere sorrow felt by every member oi
the Com meroial Advertiser staff In the
death Of Bernard O'Raurke, one OF cur
office boys, who, during service oi
two years In that capacity, had won
not only the esteem but tbs affection of
every ons in tue office, 1t is an unusual
thing thus to chronicle the death OF 8
boy occupying position suoh rs hi,
but the boy was ono Of unusual oharAo
ter. He was full OF tnauliress, faithful
In service far beyond the common
modest, hlert, iDtt lliEent, and Rener
ously untelfeh. We write tha truthid
record OF hts life In the efllce wheL
we say that he never neglected a duty
or performed duty otherwise than IN
tho most conscientious fashion,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Democratic nIsetinE.

The second meeting OF the City
Democratic Association was held en-
Saturday evening in the rouns of the
Young MEMS Democratic Otu6. Pr6si.
dent VandeRritt presided. The namea
OF the mem bora OF tho City Executive
Com mi,tee elected by the various wards
were aanonpcsi, ard the board ro
quested to meet next Thursday evening
for organic alton. g. 4. Adams, Jr.,
JarneB A. o. Donneli and R35eK. Hus'
bands we're appointed as IA COMMITTED
on caadid6tes. On motion the preGi-
dert OF the association was requested td
give an opinion Gs soon as possible on
tho law regarding representation on the
hoard OF election officers. On motion
800 copies Of the lay regarding pTi
mary elections were ordered prlated fol
distribution. The meetipg adjourned u
meet on Saturday evening naxt
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
LARGE SALES MUST GIVE WAY TO LARGER

We expect field day in selling Clothing to-daY--
Look to Wanamaker & Brown for great things.
We are at the top of the tree for style and giving
your dollars their biggest return
There never an hour when the best of Clothing
lay thckly on Oak Halls counters.
The core of the question for you is
What can get good Clothing for?
You can buy Chevot Spring Overcoat for $Io.
The uncommon! IA Silkaced Spring Overcoat, SIo-
Much finer Silk laced Cheviot Overcoats, $18.
Fine Foreign Fabric and Sik-lined Oyersacks, $2S-
The popular Wide Vale Spring Oversacks $40.
What can l get good Clothing for?
Do you want Stripes Mixtures in Spring Suit
$40.
Different and quite stylish Mixtures at $I2.
Our Striped Chevlot (look worth $I6 SOY Suits at
$3.50.
They'll be famous this season and dozen styles.
Bread stripes and large paids away up 10 style) fro
More than dozen Silk Mixtures at $I8 per Suit.
Many at this same price In fine Cassimeres.
You go clear to the top In nobbness for $22. so and
$25.
We could wish rooms for Boys and Children's
Clothing twice large for the company of mothers and
boys we'll have. We have made gala sight for them
in the handsome Suits The handsomest novelties i'm
goods could gather and the most progressive and
pretty styles.
Do you want Shirts that fit? Our prices are lite
enough to show how fast to sell them. Come
out of your way to find them out. It'll pay you.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Cut and pried,


The meeting OF the Democrats OF the
Second Ward held In the fourth story
Of the Horn building, French etrset
above Front, on Saturday evening, was
largely attended.
Long before the doors were opened by
OHioer O'Hsra Il WAS plaiuly to be Reeu
that every thing was cut aud dried,
and taRt the meeting would be pacstd
by those In favor OF Chief Dougher!y
f0r mayor. a mbj lsity of them were
boYe and persons from uther wards.
AeoaR tboss VITO took en- active pari
iu tho orsanigntioa wers Sergeant Gan
non and Ohioefo O'HarA and Crumltsh
They were present en- the pavement
during the proceedings and those whC
they did not desire to GO up, were
quickly huttied away. Michael b
Cannon, temporary. chairman OF tht
Wsfd. TINS following oiheers whrt
quickly nominated end elected with Q
yell: President, John MAY; Secretary
john L Gurren; member of the city
executive committee, JOAN May; ward
executive committee, MiehaBl ii. Oar
non, Simeon r. Moran. james Riley
Patrick PIunkstt, Michael MaloueY
and James Dugan; inspectors. Johr
Dsvine ands Patrick Cfnmiish. Th
meeting then adjourned.