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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
From TiIIery.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT Il have read
COMMUNICATIONS from 7arious pOr-
tons Of the codnty recommending
candidates for the Legislature and
county offices generally all of whom
would make efficient representatives.
We want repres entative men, men
that are popular in all sections Of
the county, who can poll the largest
Number Of votes, not favOrites,
ringstPrs, nor bosses. | would beg
leave to recommend for the Sena;e
J. r. Tillery, Esq, of Cunoconora,
or Maj, L. l.. Emry, Of Weldon
either will fill the place acceptably
to all. For the House, Thomas h.
Taylor, Esq, of RrinkleyvilIe, and
capt. W. IL. Anthony, of Scot
land Neck. For Sher.f, b. / Ais
prnok, Esq, of Scotland Neck. For
Register of Deeds, ". G. Daniel, of
Faucets. For Surveyor, f. I.
clark, of Halifax. For Coroner, j.
IL. Branch, of Enfield. You will
notice the above ticket to be taken
from almost every section Of tie
.0unt. .TacY are also men OF intellect,
energy, and vim. Let us have these
gentleman nominated at the con
ventlOn on the first Mr0iay of Oct
Oher. M"
Sey,t. % 1898.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
" r. CAN AND DO

Guarantee Ackers Bloot Elixir, or it
has been fully demonstrated to the peo>
pie of this country that it is superior to
all other preparations for blood diseases.
1t i positive cure for syphilitic poison
ing, Ulcers, Eruptions and Pimples. 1t
puIiies the whole S. stem and thorou III
ly bull Is up the c1n-Iituiion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
REMEMBER THIS.

If you are sick Simmons Liver Regulat-
or vii. surely aid nature III making YOU
well! fyou arb costFc or dyspeptlc OF
are suffering FROM any other of the mum
erous diseases of the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. it Is your own fault if you Te>
main iii, for Summons Liver Regulator IS
a sovereign remedy in all such com
splaints. Take only the genuine. which
always has on the wrapper the red 1
Trademark and Signature Of J. IL. Zellin
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
4 GUILD KILLED.

Another ciilI Hi led by the use q.
opi4tes given il the form OF Soothing
syrup. Why mothers give th.ir children
such deadly poison i surprising when
they can relieve the child Of It's peculiar
troubles 10y using AcEer's Baby Soother,
1t Contains 10 Opium or Morp lac. Sold
nv r r. " hItehead K Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
HAPPINESS AND CONFINEMENT

Cannot 60 hand in hand if we look on the
dark side of every little obstacle. Nos
thing will so darkcn life and make it a
burden as Dyspepsia. Acker's Dys-
pcpsia Tablets vii cure the worst form
of Dyspepsia, Constipation and In ICES
ton. and make life a happiness and
pleasure. Sold at - and 30 cents by f
i. Whitehead Il Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Advertisements Of all kinds must be IN
this office by Tuesday afternoon to IN
>uie publication for the current week.
Local ADVERTISEMENTS lp cents
line for each Insertion
Charges fgr Iocd adrerhSwg d'fe 'rcet15.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

GA papers for sale at THIS Office
at 25c. per hundred.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

FINE Horse FOR SALE by
J.R. WEEKS, Spring Hill, \. G.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gool>-M. Hoffman x Bro.
Wantcl-W. c. Merritt.
For Salc-Ed. DEMOCRAT.
Voters Of PaImyra-L. Ninson.
Voters Of BUtterwood-L. Ninson,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27
PERSONALS.

Mr.. G. S. Waite went to Littlctou
Monday.
Miss Matv:.e Nicholls is away on d
visit to friends in Williamson.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

Misses Lucy and Pattie Brown, o.
Weldon, who hive been spending S
lew days with Miss Nora CuIrlc
returned home Saturday.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

Yrs. W. J. III moved to Weldon
As Friday wlerc sne Will reside II
the future.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

Mis- Annie Madry, of tLis place,
who has been visiting her sister
.lrs. J. +. Bullock, of Co"etoe, re-
turned home Saturday, accompanied
oy her sister, Mrs. Bullock.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

Rev. 9. NJ Duke preached a very
,ble sermon in the BaItis Churcb
;aSt week. He is a preacher of rar'
!iits and great power.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-27

VIA young map was that who
returned home last week from Ljt,l4-
on where he has been spending q
veil for his health and in view OF
ii: future happiness?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Thomas vas lying doWa CT bench IN
from, OF s store, w1en the lady made the
remark: "There is drunken mar"
Thonss 1osa up curs.ne, snG applied very
abusive ep,thets TO ColgreVe and his
wife, which we're pns resented. A few
minutes lster Thomas attacked Congreve,
strikilq at him, leu the latter ran inGo
his Office. Thomas remained on the
street, cursing in boistarous wsy, de-
nouncing Congreve and proclaimfng thst
his wife IVES strumpe: and thst the
couple were not married.
This morning about 10 o'clcck Con
greve approached Thomas and demanded
ia. be retrsct what ne hsl said ABOUT
his wife. Thomas refused to retGsct
CongreTe pleaded with him to do so and
sI last told him that he would not stand
It. Thomas replied that &c could nave
spv kind Of satisfaction ne wanted. wbe1
CongYGve drew pistol snd fred three
shots, the frst Of which struck Thomas
light arro near the shoulder. 1t is likely
,mputatioD Will be Necessary. Tee sym
pathy Of the community IS entirely with
C0pgreve, and nes!ly every one spproves
OF what be bas done. The sserif Of the
county happened to be present and ar
rested CcngreVe, who fJund plenty OF
volunteers 20 go ca iis bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
SROr FROm AMBUSH.
Eeymssier wiIn Large amount of
BousY on H'k Person.


Money on H'k Person.
WILKEsBARRE, Ps., O3t 1910 day
WIS psy day with the enlploEes Of james
McFadieu, who fs building q branch
railroad for tie L2high Valley. He en-.
lloys about 400 lsb0rers. This morning
Alexander Mcclure, bis psyulss.er, &C.
c1mp.nied by young IrishmsD, LEFT
Plttston with $50, 0CO in their possession
20 go to tie WORKS to pay the men. They
had lust drawn the money from the Pitts
TON bsns. On their way 10 the WORKS
they had to PASS through q lonely strip Of
woods. Without any warning both men
were snot from sm usn snd their horses
killed. Three Italians are suspected.
The money Is gone. There is great Y =
citement aud posse OF 500 nan ard boy 8
are Looking foI ;he murde' eTs.
The bodies CT j. 3. Mcclure and Flsni-
gan were discovered sbous 10:45 O'Clock
by Contractor McFadisn OF Philadelphia,
VINO wss coming from his fiji ,e at Joai-
per Geek, about mile ana half from
the scepe Of the tragedy. He frs. saw Gil
empty buggy and & horse bleeding
from a eun.sho wound. Then he 6iscov-
cred McClure's body below the wheels,
quite dead and with bullet holes in his
head McFsdden then returned TO his
flee for his foreman, and the two went to
the scene OF the tragedy. Both
armed Themselves. On reaching the
lonely spot they found F!znigsn's
body lying alongside the read. He had
beer shot in ihe head. The money,
s11, 900 in currency snd $40. 900 IN specis +,
which had been carried in leather osg,
WAS gone. This none? had been drawn
out OF the Wyoming National bibk Of
this city at 10 O'Clock this morning. Beth
Mcclure and Flanagan, his companion,
were we'll armed. I: is thought they
we're shot from smbush. GTe&i excite
ment prevails. Local detectives and po-
licemen are out, snc teleg ans concern
ing the asssssins have been sent to all
points,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Of cloths each snd ware having big
spludge when arrested. Everything WEE
clearly proved and tie Jury gave Villa n
johnson FIVE Year,, snd E ! Thomas four
About FIVE days before the stealing wss
done they were dismissed BY the courtfoI
lrgery en- NcCoun: OF taeir tender years.
La tnis case tley forged the name c; 8
man so well that they chained $50 OF
the forged paper. The proof in this case
was shown clesEly, ont they were dis
c,aIgei.
THIS morning before the criminal Dig
trict court the case OF tne State vs.. VIII
liam Francis Was called. The defendant
will be remembered rs the man who
forged the aame CT Cartaln Sche. fl IS TO
az order to Mr.. O.to Erickson for two
pistols, which he obtained and pswned,
OUT was soon after csugn. uo with .Ed
arrested. He WAS tried on the three
charges, pleided guilty aud WAS given
two yesrs each IN two snd rolle prose
q1ied il the third. Upon helug asked By
the court why he pleaded guilty he said
he hoped thereby to OBJ
tain lenIency st the hands
Of the court in the punishment assessed.
Before tho case went TO trisl ne told the
County Attorney that II he would throw
the case out OF court he Ithe prisonef)
would tell him Che attoroes) where he
could get reward by notifying the su-
,horities Of his arrest. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
FvaEta sat Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 19.-This wiz
the closing d2g OF She Maryland Jockey
club races. TIE great Dixie stakes were
st the msrcg O; M. Cssselt, who declared
to win with Tsrsgon aud succeeded in
lsrdirg fl; st and second money With the
declared horse aud Msrsuitr
First RZce-Three -tourths Of q mile
Glocy wou, G!ron1@s second, Clackem II
third Tim, 1:l64
Seco-d Rsce-Mila heats. Vosbu7e
ard BroIz mlrie were the only starters
Voshurg won ia tTo s:r.Ig1,s. Tine,
l:435 l:44f
Third Rl;e-Two m;'es. Startera: Tar.
sgcn, Msrsuder, Tea Tray and D fsrse
TaTzgon won; MsrAuders sssoad; Te'
Tray, tSicd. Tive, S;37
Fourth Race-Ole and one-eighth OF 6
mile. PscatelIo woD; Favor, second;
Bggomiettc, third. Time, 1893
Fifth Rsct-Steeple chase, TWO sDd 6
half miles. Wessmo-eIard Won; VIII
Davis, second; Killarney, third. Time
1924
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

pot by committee and escorted to the
fremont hotel. The psrty consists OF
t1euty-ttree men aud four lsdies SO FOL
lows: william Fsabsck, Fort Smith,
Arg; F. q. Plume, THs0, N VI james
Sarney, LaHIe1ce, Ks; 0 E GoddeE,
L'rcoll; Cnamrlon S Csc, ". N Ms
SOP, Omafs; A. j. Caldwell, Leaven-
worth; F. F. Sorrelle, P.na Buff, ARK !;
3. D. Cary, Beaumon,; c. s Wslkay,
Wichita; Howell JGree, Topeka; A Z
Chsm eTlsin, Des moiaee, lows;
George ". O'Brio0, Beaumont; E.
Wiidsr, Beaver, L al; F. L. Dams,
DecyeT, Col; Cne;;. s Sorry, Beaver,
UEab; D. NJ. Ar!.sToDg. 81. Louis,
No A. W. HluhtCn, San Antonio;
Governor Adams and wife, c G. Davis
ana wife, A. a. Wilson and vile, A, c.
Evans end Elece. Tee party, so f1r as in-
reviewed, express themselves as delight,
ed with Galveston. Alter the aFTIv4i OF
the party lsst Z i9ht q Inosg excellsnt sup
per wss served by Colonel T. B. Gate
r1is morning haGcs me 3cqEst Of i.ss q
cut n0Wers vas sent to the rccn os eoch
Of the visiting ladies'. This morning tie
pErsy were taken IN charge BY tie Caves
ton deep water committee and number
Il prominent citizens and conducted
AboaId The pilot boat A1aie Higgins snd
The tug Cynth'E. After 8 visit to
the ou:er bar and brief
cruise about the hsrbor the psrty returne q
Dstween and . O'CLOCK, ana ef:er par
taking OF most Inviting lunch at the
Fre mont, took carriages and were Or ven
10 Flldsback's, dO1n the ;s;sEd, where
they ware Tegsled with az oyster roast,
washed down with champagne and other
fquii refreshments. Taen the psrsy at.
ter moss eri1ysble time returned to the
city ald LETT for Si1i1e Psss .. G o'clock
this evening, snc sfser inspecting tia,
| thriving seaport they will return to Gsl-
| weston, arriving TO -morro1 evening,
whers they Will ramSin uuEl SuQdzy
morning wren a number Of the part,
| will go to Arkansas Pass while the rest
WIN leave for their respective homes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
ABOLISH TRUSTS.
Knights of Isbor Appeal to tho President.
Letter.

Knights of Labor Appeal to tho President
Letter.
BALTIMORE, ND O::. 10 Ia response
to recently published letter CT General
Master Workman Powderly OF the
Knights CT Labor requesting 81 express
sion OF opinion by local assemblies
as 70 the necessity for congressional
legislation on the subjects OF trusts
local assembly 1888 has sent q letter
to President Cleveland in which he is
asked TO trarsmis message 10 Congress
demanding Immediate legislation to
"abolish institutions that gamble in food
and az further protection TO masses thas
ali (trusts) De abolished" "Ws ask this
action OF your exceliercy," says the let
ter, "ss law Adding citizens, that there
may not be : .epsution OF what has oc-
Cured when people fel, the oppression Of
organic ID bodies OF aysricious Individu-
als who too ofseu have been fostered and
favored by representative men abusing
the confidence CT the people by fsvoring
class to the exclusion O: the people st
Ia ge."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

ing u.uurG by tie protection CT her bus
tie, Was tried ia tha District court last
night aDi found grilty OF sa aggravated
assault, the july assessing his penaity st e
fine Ct SIG, the dHgree Of the crime be-
ing reduced By the jay OF the evidence,
which showed that HarpsT had threatened
Brigl.'s lie.
The dry goods house of H Goldenoufg
IN !his cityi wss burglsrizad last night
the bu -glsr making Ills escipe with sev
eral hundred dollars worth OF goods. He
was captured at Dsnieon this afternoon
ana br ugh back 10 the city and lodged
IN prison. he s.stes that bis name is
Richird Parker. He is only about twenty
Vesrs Of aga aud came from Cambridge,
Mass where his parents live.
G. S AldrIdge,the bold csttle thief VINO
shipped herd Of stolen cattle from this
county 20 St. Louis few weeks ago WAS
tried in the District court In this city this
afternoon and given five years in the state
periteh!isry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
CLOSED BY ATTACHMENT,
General serotanui,e DeaIerR st elmer
The Creators.

General 9erotanoi,e DeaIerR st elmer.
The CREATORS.
Special to the Gazette.
GILMgR, TEX Oct. l9-The h:a Of
Boyd snd Bussey, dealers in general
merchandise, was closed last nigh! by a..
tschment. Attachments have been run
ss follows:
Rice, Silk & Co., s.. Louis, sbou,
$1,000.
". Boyd, Sr., of Gilmer, Tex, $500.
J. j L. Alexander, Gilmer, S2300.
Mensirg Bros. & Co +, Galveston, 1926.
Or & Lindsley Shoe Company, St.
Louis, Sl700.
Alien West Commission Company, s..
Louis, $4,000
Rindskof, Stern, Lander Co., Cincin-
natl, Ohio, $4,000.
The total Liabilities are abou. $50 600.
The assets are estimated a. from $4,000
to $4,000.
This firm had been in business emily
about two yesrs, and stood high in the
commercial world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Special to the Gazette.

ere,t. From early in the morning until
after noon long excursion trains pulled
crowds 10. They came from Foft
Worth, from Denison, from Longview,
from Corsicans, from Cleburne, from
Kaufman, and, to EN- brace the whole bus
mess In q symetrical way, they came from
Texas.
Fully $4,000 were present on the
grounds ct Que time. OH
any men sad 10000 would come
neare, the proper estimate at any rate all
throughout the day, Exposition hall VS.
crowded, Machinery hsll was thrcpged,
County K lhiblt nall was packed. AMI GO
WITH every de psrtment, including the i'ur-
moushed fskir's tents. L; wss tie lar
gest crowd ever pulled together in Terss,
no; excepting tina aasi-rall7 at Fort
W nth last year.
! iteen thousand children went thru ug1
ths gates. Uniformed schools were here
Every kird Of child from d,mpied cabe
ins gun chewing girl was to be seen.
t. the older people tEe srmY Of children
S8s greater attraction tahn
the fair. They were al
dressed nicely, looked pretty and
behave themselves. GA sour bachelors
and Grabbed old maids even admitted LAT
children were great tgings, and the bach
elors seemed to-. have wished that they
hsd taken advantage OF past opportunities
TO get married, and the old msids sigaed
ana wished they could have had the op-
pcrtunities TO take sdysntsge OF.
No reporter could xttq lately describe
the fair Of to-day. One could only see
two fset before him. He might get from
behind one lady's tail nat only to De ob
struc!ed by another, Rnd thus 1t was a.!
day.
Liberati WAS inspired by the outpour-
ing. He hiss thrilled thousands in 81
Louie, in New York, 10 Cincinnati, IN
Min nespolis, aud in dozens OF great cit
les, but the music TO day seemed 10 have
more soul thauever. Thousands stopped
to listen, and they knew that the music
was produced Dy masters LID
erati-1sndsone, snd knowing thsi
10, coo eyes were resting upon
him as ne manipulated the
magic wand CT baton tb.t rose snd fell
SO precisely that It seemed to make the
music itself, was happier today than
ever. When asked by The GAZETTE man
what lie thought of Texas, ne gaz2d
around him AID behald the maid:udes
and with charming Italian Gccent, he
ssid "GrsndI Grandi"
The following programme was rem
dsred:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

IN reference 10 the purchase OF convict
labor wagons for the Indian Bureau was
withdrawn by Mr.. Hill.
The committee on Indian Affairs was
suthorlzsd tn Continue during recess 4.
Washing.or) the examination ordered
last Congress as to the condition OF In
dian tribes or reservations In Minneso.s,
Dskota AMI Montana.
The Senate then at :15 o'clock took 8
recess until half paste.
After recess the Senate on motion of
Nj. Allison went into secret session, acd
at O'Clock adj odrred until tomorrow
THE H USE
WAsHINGToN, O2s 10 Mr.. ON ill CT
Pennsylvania ssid re had been requested
OF he executive authorities o. the state
Of Pennsylvania to cali ~ the Senate bill
for the purpose CT resuiitIng N scG2uni
between to At stssa ana tie Ualted States
He. explained tast the oil called fo: &c
present sppIopfistiCp, though be Tes
bound In fairness 10 state it might LEAD
70 an appropriation In the tutG.e
MIR. Wsrnet Of G:orgia objected.
Mr.. KJgoTe o. TtxS5 objac!et TO tie
request made by Mr.. Rec Z! M.n1esota
tdr the passage c: 6 bill au:hca!zirg the
city If Minre apois 70 repair and recon
struct certain pubic W01Es.
The House then 81 l O'clock aci ;u-net
until o'c.ock 10 mCrrOW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
GERMANY.
Continued from First Page.

fare aad enlightenment sud they were
COR f ient she was best fitted 70 carry out
the Emperor's wishes. The Empress ap-
pesred deeply moved aud expressed her
heartfelt thslks and said she would do
l,r ugm oct to make the institute usefni
READY TO FIGHT.
BERLIN, Oct. 10 Professor Bergmsnu
does nos obi &C: to fighting duel with
DR.. Mscke, Z,e.
NOT sBzN BY THE EMPRESS.
LONDON, Oct 19-Dr. Msckerz'e de.
pies the statement that the Empress
Frederick saw the proofs Of his book be-
fore 1t was published
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Klil.sn sue Ki.rasn to Rsee..

ST. PAUL, MIsN., Oct. 10 1t is be,
iieved fyat will be srrsnged between
Pat Kilieen snd JAKE Klrain. Killeen is
the champion OF .he northwest. and sig
n Ii IS his willingness to meet Kursin m
I=r tae priz3 ing rules. It Is under
stood his manager has consented TO euca
meeting and syndicste O, S.. Panl
sports have signiied their readiness TO
furnish funds to the amount of $4,000 for
the battle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

NISCO, T u x ,
~ o.. l9 Fer
some months past
shere has been en-
mi:v between John
L Congreve, ore
CT the ptoprletore
rf : q g Cisc @
Rou1d u, news
paper, and j l
The mas, City Mer-
ehsi. Las evening
C0ngfeve sUd hia
wife passed On the
ire ct W q eL c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
Coal Delivered.

The Forr Worth Fuel Co. are prepared
81 up. We ksspiHs stock the best free
burning izmp Coal. Anthracite coal for
bAss:huf1ers specially.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Heytf.
DEPOsKD PRE- sIDENT DEAD.

DKPUBBD PIKE sIUBNI UEAU.
PARIS, Oct. 19 General Solomon, who
WAS recently driven from the presidency
Of Hiyti by an insurrectionsry move
ment, and who came TO this city for the
purpose Of undergoing the operation Of
cystotomy, died to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

Experiments have proven that green
oak posts'Nill last loeeer in the ground
than those HON ta4ssme variety Of sea-
soned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will prove
that the Gray@ Republic cigarros and
buffos ar t odfA c!g.re taas are worth
smoking pa 07 fr''''l''' dealers IS:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20
A Fsilure-as e khers,

Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX Oct. l9 The follow
ing merchsr.s' attachments were run yes
terdsy OF the house Of j. j. Parker
Bro dealers in general merchandise ST
Elkhsrt:
P. j. Willis & BIO, Galveston, S66l2.
Weis & Bro, Galveston, Sl2S2.
.-sAssets, 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20

HCC T n, Tex , Oct. ~
n toe Criminsl court thi:
norning the cases OF two
little negro boys, Ec
tnomss snd William John
on, between eleven ant
we've years Ct age were
aksn mp and they wert
r!ed for theft. They hat
tolen $50 from q gentle
nsn named Schwartz
OoUgit themselves q sui
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-20


5. Berlin Horse car.. (chsraoteIlstic pisce). Abt
COUNTY EXHIBIT PREMIUMS.
In the county exhibit department to-day
the premiums we're AWARDED bJ districts
as follows:
Firet Dlstrict-Smtth countY.s
Second Distrct-Webb county.
Third D:striCt-PAkar fTs:, Dallas
second.
Fourth Dlstrict-Wichisa county.
Fifth Dissrlct-raYior first, Brown sec
ond.
Observation-Disclosures silk banner
for best county exhibit WAS awarded t
Parker county.
THE RACES.
The largest crowds af TIE season saw
the races to day.
The first race WAS the Unfinished trot
ting Of yesterday. Black Diamond won
his third heat of the race ia the first hsa!
to-day.
Second Rsce-Upfnished from yesterday
2:40 class, trottlrg, for purse CT S7OO
Starters to- dsy-Alyin B. Til ksr and An
ME L, Aunie L won in three straight
heats. Iiufe, 2:334, 2:SC4, 1884.
Third Race-tIee-fUTa ali trot and pscs.
mile heats, best three 10 five, for purse Of
D.bI
Thornless and White Stockings. Eve
heats were had without g finish. White
Stockings took fist and fohIth, Wilcox
second and fifth aud NARROW third. Time,
2:222, 3. 22s, 2:20d 2:2l4, 2:2G4
Fourth Race-hsn fic,y, three-fourths
mile heats, pucse $500 S.srters-Boo;
Jack, Bertha C. Kemp, billiard and Lola
". Dillsrd won bo.n heats. Time,
1:l74, l:1S
Owing TO the cold norther which Was
blowing bard in the evening, only s small
crowd went TO hesr the evening concert
Those that went, however. did nc. regret
Il. The following is tie programme:
2. Overture $ mirsnide .-....-....' ssiri
8 Arabs PATROL. .Li1erati
4. C.arioner Solo-Air Yarie. ........... Bender
Mons echreurs.
). Potpourri-Ofenba'h isnna Conrad
INTERN ssIoN THIRTY MINUTES.
I lc5attissSe nI1abv M1ndmevsrer
). Sele stion-Polular Airs Godfrey
4. Comes Solo. ......... .Belini
Sig. l. berau.
3. Select!on-Boc acio. ..............s Strauss
Tomorrow is Drummer Day" and q
Ia &c crowd is expected. though not 80
many as to-day.
FAIR MOTHS.
PreSldent j D. Armstrong IoOkeu es
happy IS big sunfower to-day.
The Yves: Dallas schools marched out
to the fair grounds to day with banners
spd music.
During the races to-day 10000 people
occupied seats in the grand stand and
Thousands more lined the fence around
the track.
The faces Of the good sisters st the
L. 4 tntsN
the poon0sy sun to-day, and the fsksr
sheckles.
A norther struck the fsir gro1Ddt
2 O'Clock this ai.eraoon and sz6ockA
hoky.pckey. lice esm-biscuit down Ah(hs
seventy two points.
From 10 O'Clock this morning - p. M
the exposition, county exhibit ana MI