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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

oh. hrpps the home
Where hearts sre made glad
by the noisy mirth
Of a dear little lad.
Up in the morning bright ~ a bird.
Coming his lesson word by word
That's my little had.
Down through the meadow
And over the hill,
Home TOR luncheon
And never quite still
That's my little lad.
Filling his pocket with tops and string.
Bringing home turtles
Or some horrid thing
That's my little lad.
Making me work from morn till nixht.
Vet saving mesteps so CHEEKY and bright
That's my little lad.
Full Of his mischief.
Yet never real bad.
How could ne he
When he's my little lad.
Pride oi my heart,
Source 81 great joy.
And for his cake love
Every boy-my little lad.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice of Final Proof

Land Office mt Helena. Mont
D.remher ~. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that III. following
named settler has filed notice 81 his inter-
fion to make final proof in Support 81 his
claim. AMI that SAID proof will he made
before the Probate judge Of Fergus count :,
at Iewi>fown. Fergus county. Montana
on March 9Th. lsss. viz:
john r. barnes.
who made homestead application No isg.
Tor ~ sWt, SWt SEi Sec. 3 NV. NWl.
see. ~. TP ~ north. range ~ east.
He names the foll-wing witnesses to-
prove his continuous residence upon. aud
cultivation of. said land viz: Waiter =.
Corwin. Howard Baird and clarence NJ
G"o'iei!. all 81 Philhrook. Fergus county.
Montana. and John Toombs, of Lewi,.uwn,
Fergus county, M"ntina
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE HELENA. ". r., !
Ihvcuib,r :. 1877

LAND OFFICE HELENA. N. IT,
December :. 1887 1
Notice IL hereby given that the following
nai,el settler has filed notice Of his inteu
fi"n To make final proof in support If hi,
claim. and that sail proof will he made be-.
fore the Probate Judge Of Fergus county.
ut Lewisfown. Montana. on January ~,
Isss. viz:
cWry ,. Rcosd~r.
who made prc-cnrptiou rfsrfuutDry Tnte.
i,rnt No. s625 tor the =! SEA See. II. n!
MI Sec. IT, Tp. ~ north. range - east.
He names the Enil"wing Witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. viz: frank X.
Stod''ard, William Coos and Fritz Coos.
all Of Fort Msginnis. Fergus county, Mont.
amt william, u. Kelly. 1T I.wis,own, Fer
US county, Montana.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

Land Office ~ Helena. Mont
1h,c.s..1,ur ~ tx~-

Land Office ~ Helena. Mont,
Dcceiiber 2S. lss1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inier,-
fion 10 make final proof in surport Of his
claim. ami that said proof will be made he
fore The Clerk IL the Fourth judicial Dis
trict Count 1T Montana in and Tor the county
ct Fergus. at Iewistown. Mont, ON Friday,
February 81. isss. viz:
Da"sr1 a. Csssplssli,
VIII" INSIDE pre.emption .ieclaratory state
mcit No. 1913 for the ~ SCI See. q. W!
sWl Sec. .. IT,. 10 north, range ~ exst.
He names uw following witncsses to
prove his continuous residence u,nn, and
cultivation at, said land viz: William n
W"d. Harris N. f.ckar.i, Frank W. Mitch
ril and JAMES ". Croft. all of Sanford.
Fergus c"uniy. Montana.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

U.S.Lsyp OFFICE At HELENA, Montana,
November 81; lss..
Complaint having been entered AZ this
office by Lewis Knerr against Charles J
McIaren for failure tn comply with law H.
tn 'ir'er- culture entry No. G52 dated Ii.re
&c, 1ss3. upon the Sci Sec u, Tip l. n
range Is ". In Fergus county. Monrnna.
with view to the cancellation of said ei,-
try; contestant alleging that the claimant
has not broken or caused to- be broken any
land Oh the above described claim, and has
abandoned the same; the said parties wrc
hereby snnlmor'ed To appear at this Office
on the 10Th day Of January IsSs, at IL
O'Clock u. M. to respond amt furnish tesii-
monv concerning said alleged failure
Said 'stiinony To- b. taken heiorr T.. r.
Morgan. notary public. ut his Office in
Dubuque. Fergus county. Montana. Janu-
AIRY 3. Isss.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

LASD OrrWE AZ HELENA. ". r..

LAND OrrWE AZ HELENA. M.T..I
January =. 1SSs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nni.ed settler has filed notice Of hi. jntru.
si"n ." make final proof in support of his
c!siis'. s'.i that said proof will be made. be.
lore the i'ro!.aie Judge oi Fergus county
M"n'anu. al te~istown. NJ. T.. ON Atril .
tsS. viz:
ssenry Aees~w.
VII" na'ie Pre--rnlai"n dsrlaraiory state.
in.nt n, 62ss;. &. u. 1919 f"r the IA SCI.
NWt SCI. and NEi SUI sec. .. Up. IL ~.
iai,re ~ east.
'r ns'"s~ the ist!nwinv witnesses To-
lr.'Vc hts rontinu,as sesi.i,n,e upo,, and
.u',Ns'i"n "f. ssid isn.l viz: BENJAMIN 10
Fh'll'p>. l,siiel Thomas. daniel Martin
"'''i John =. Ti'"',as. all oi stanford, Fer.
g's county, Montana
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office vt Helena. N.,,i ,
ssS,t.ssPr - l~S-

Land Office ut Helena. Mont,
JANUARY :. i>s>.
Notice Is hereby given that the h,lluwin,.
named settler has ii...i notice If hi i,t.t,.
non :" make final pr,mt in su,.,,,ri at III,
siain. and that said proof viii he ,...,,
oeI''rc III. Clerk "i ,h. Fourth IN Teal lis
,r'tt ourt IN AIT Ter Fergus county. .,
I@"'st"wn. M"n'ana. ou February Il. 1855
viz:
erWsbrWAr T.. Noble.
VIM made prc-cinpsisn deciararory state
n,ent ". i.Vsl. &. u isa6 for the r.; NWl
SW} MI. and l"a .. Sc. "a. III. ~ y, II
u east.
lie naues the iu'i.,w,ng wi'n,-s-< q.
prove h'> s,''''inn,"> resilcnr. uir,r, aud
c,ii'ivs'''n al. sud iar"l. VIA Ja,,,,, Hoover
Ezra s;nvsr aud T Iw ard Pae-l. al 81 H.,
Fergus c"nni,. M"ntaus. aud Frank T.
Wright, I'll lesis'o n. N,ntsps
" IA'"iI"i>i L.. liter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office at Helena, Mont.
December o3. lsSS.

ItC'TIf'tT -, ISSs.
Notice is h' reby given that the following
named settler Eas filed notice of his inieii
ton tn make final proof in supper. at hi
claim. and that said proof will he made h..
fore the Probate Judge of Fergus county
Mont at lewi,tcwn, Mont, on March 6ti
lSss, viz:
sssvrWee q. BarWrs,
who made Homestead application No 2is,
Tor the ~ SWi, ~ NWt Sec. I. Tp. II n,
range ~ east.
He na"cs the following witnesses ~
h's c"iiti'iious RESIDENCE nInii. aud cIli iva
ton of. said land, viz: Walter =. Corvir
Howard Baird and Clarence VI. Goo,lel!, al
1T Fhilhr"ok, Fergus county. Mont, and
John T""mbs. Of Lewi>town, Fcrsu coun-
~, Montana.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

Reporter writing up u weeisiing)-
what had ] better say about the
bride,
tity Ealitor-Say she looked lovely.
Reporter - But she didn't look
lovely She's one Of the plain-st
women ever saw.
tuy Edit or-Well, great Scot man.
what difference does that make.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

"Isaac.''
Vat ?"
II see der bruce ut tread vas sooine
oop."
Yah"
"Rip dose buttons on dose cOads
vat hat got two t'rea,ls and stitch
dose buttons NIT yum tread. You
hear. Isaac?''
Yah. britt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

IS. Land Office NJ Ilelema. NJ r.,
pcceiuher 3, 1857.
Notice is h. rehy given that Joseph Jackson Of
intention to make pr"ef On his desert land claim
No lhs for the sE,t sw,.. -. NEl.. So NM.
the Frahate Judge of Fergus county Montana. nj,
,Fwissown Montana. an Friday. the 18th day of
January. lsss.
ne nHmt" vnc I"If69Ibg wIthessfs 10 pow The
complete irrigation aud reclan,at ion OF said land
L""is Eidsidge and David l.. shaf.r of Cottoo-
VOID, NJ. ]. aud william H.vrrs and Beniamin
NcndisghalL Of lswissowa. ". T.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice Of Final Proof
LASp Orrrrr Ar HELENA. NJ T..
1l.ac.u.hor IN lNs-

I'rcen'her ~. lhs..
Notice il hereby given hat the foliowins
naim d sestlrr has til.si notice at his iui,,,.
ton :" make iiiaI Pr"S IN support "i his
claim. aud that said prss,f will be- n,ai- Lee.
fore the Pr"hs'r Jmise of Fcrgn. county.
Mont. Iewisiowi, Mont. an March o. H.
iSsS. viz:
Waiter =. COSSstn.
who made h,ic>'eah application No. i5.I
tor The ~ NW.. NJ. NEt See. o. IT.: IL Y
rang. ifcs>t.
lie Laur> the i"i'owing wiinessrs to- prove
h's souiinitrus Residence upon :,ni ct,ifiva.
ii"n "f, said land viz: Join 4. Hsrn.-.
Hoaart Bairl. Clarence NJ Go,,i-lI aud
''sreOcc l.. Barins. all of i'hiibruuk. Fer
gus county. Muniana
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice of Final Proof.

LAsD OFFICE At HELENA. MT
DecenLer /. iss-. (
N"iice II hereby given thai H.. following manned
SETTER has MED notice of his intent, ion 10 NAL,
""'i proof IN support Of hi, claim. and that sajd
proof will lc made isfor. the clerk OF The Fouuh
!"'iriai District Court 81 M"nfana in aud To-,
fefgas county, at l. sistovu. Mont lus on Ian.
nary IL, isss, viz
Bernard q. Olsen,
Who mad. Pre- -eniption de. lara,or, s,,..,c,, ~
40 for the e. Nw'.. sni lot, I and . see. =
IP. u north range Is eat y
n' names the following witnesses 20 prove =
cont inuou- rr.iicnce upon and cul,t,,tinn ~
.aid Land. viz john =. Sparkling. Reuben 1,oJ
rrey and Ge"rgr - Hansen, all ~ tibet. Mont
ana Leonard H. Diver. oi Utica. Montana.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice of Final Proof.

IsNDcffi,E At H.irS, N"sr,S..r
December ~. i~~7 (
Notice u hereby given that the following named
srftier has 'iied notice Of hi intention to make
snal Prosf In support of his claim. ani that said
pr"'f will nv male before the Probate Jris. of
Fergus County Montana Territory at Lewis
town. ". T., on January ~. Is.s. viz:
Arthur CW"rsn~y.
Who made Homestead application Ma. 3s,i for tn.
-; NEl.. M sE.t see. II. TIP II ~. r. i2E
lie names the .v.lowing witnesses 4. provr bis
r"nfinu"us r.,.spcr upon. and cul,t,a,i,u ~.
ara land va; John u. Waite. Breaihitt GRAY
John Davidson and tari Matter all 81 rtir,
Fergus county. Montana.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice. Timber Culture.
'. $. Ltsp OrriE. HELvyA. ". r..
Novemhcr 4. IsA-

'onpis.us having h~n entered AZ I'M. of,,..
sy trhraim kinkesde. agsinss William Rlsrkcm-
.ufurs hn,ry No. 1918. dated Aug. IL. isssi. ursn
ne ~ re. SKI NEi4 and I1Ds !. ssrtion
I"sn.hic u Month. Range " Fact. in fcryu.
"f and entry; ccn'sssant sll~gins ihss thr claim
ant has mot broken caussd Ia hr broken n "a.
az re- 81 aid land since mskiny std entry aud
rot prior :" the date henroG ~ s,-iuis.-d
~ law. The ssid psriis, are h.rr,,, sum.
.'onsd to APPEAR n this office on the 18th da, cf
issuar,, lsss. At 10 ocIrk A. ~. To rs~gaud and
'nrnish testimony concs rning said alleged failure
[, Avn Testimony 70 b. taken is.sosr 4. T. Nor,yn
Nefss. F1tlss, ~ stsi ford. Monss IN F-,Ssu-
az. -,'h is...
50 isNeurysr E..i.,.,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
\ USciui ausOAnu.

Wife-is il true. huLby. tina; a.clio-
hOl will take stains out of silk?
Husband-Yes. dear.
Wife--Weil. please breathe Oh these
grease spots.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12

Adiress-for Nasinnis. Mcaghsr County. MT.
Brand-A- above on lcft ribs.
Ear Marks-Cnderbit out OF both ears.
iiORsEs-same brand on left shoulder.
ven,-same brand on leh hip.
Ranee-From the Black Butte 10 Flat wjl,o~
Creek; from Judith Mountains to the Littk
sno~ies: on Box Elder. Forts', Buffalo &c.
Donali's aud Ella Greeks
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-12
Notice Of Final Entry.

LANrffrfcs AT HELENA, ". t.
November ~. ISs.
Notice is hereby given that the Ioiiow ing- ae.l
settler has ,iied notice of his intention 10 make
nhai Proof In support of his claini. and that said
proof will be- made before tho Probate Ju,ise az
Fergus county. Montana. NJ Lc~isioxn, Moniasa
on Januarv u. lsss. viz:
Thomas J. Waddrsl,
VINO made homestead application No. .Ss, for the
lsE's rec 81 "a sw,4 Sec 81. Tp. Is n, u.
lie na'nes the following Witness. to prove hi,
'"". mucous rsiienee upon. AMI utivafian OF.
wv 'and VIZ; John Raw, John snea, Jerome lew
rsht and william Y. Lewis. all Of rhilb.uok
Fergus county. Montana
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
A Mertted Compliment.

We the undersigned, citizens of Fort
Worth, desire to say to the public that
for months past we have noticed with
much interest the weather forecasts that
have been made upon the bulletin board
Of the Fort Worth Pharmacy Company,
corner OF ain and Fifth streets. We
have found tAam remarkably correct, the
forecasts not ely bsiBg made out for one
or two days insAdye5ce, but for period
Of two weeks, cSgfng storms and rain
falls have been Prrectly foretold. We
are led to belieyB aes the science and art
of meteorolosrfs 7Spidly developing into
truths Of a5eat practicable importance.
We requese that the&e weather bulletins
be indeaH kely contindsd. W. NJ. Harri,
son, Nd gsn Jones, lex Hpgg, T. A..
TidDsl, y. A. Adams, 81. D e. J. BesI,
M. D., Aomas Heck, b. W. Taylor, c.
NJ. Crane, 4. B. Smith, S. T. Bib, W. T.
Maddox, S. NJ. Fry, A. S Nicholson, Sid
ney Martin, Thomas P. Martin, C. Y.
McClelland, J. B. Littlejohn, John F.
Montgomery, Post & Co., Wm., F. Sum-
merville, Caswell & Bros, ]. P. larger,
r. q. Sellers, T. M. Mullin, M. D., and
fifty others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
him Itcsuldn't strike in better place

I him. Itcsuldn't strike in q better plac,
Tor Frank is good fellow.
E. J. Anderson win Sunday st tn,
Ellis.
L. Alderman Of st. Louis is at thu
Ellis.
A. Killmeyer Of Baltimore will Sunday
at the Ellis.
j. G. Skin Of st. Louis will spend s
quiet Sunday at the Fort.
Mr.. W. N. McGcath of New O,leans
will Sunday at the Piekwick.
F. E. Hickey, the boss tea: man of the
state, will Sunday at the Rckwick.
Mr.. S. Il. Soyster will spend pleasant
Sunday at the Pickwick with his wife.
Mr.. Alex. Burnheimer, one of the boys
from New York, will Sunday st the Ellis.
D. c. Mslloy, representing 8 st. Louis
tobacco house, will Sunday st the Pick
wick.
Mr.. W. B. Wells, representing Samuel
Couples OF st. Louis, will Sunday at the
Pickwick.
S. G. Maddox will Sunday with his
family in Weatherford, where he owns q
nice pleasant home.
We regret to learn that our friend P. F.
COMBS has been i'll, bur are glad to report
him IS improving. He expects to be on
the rosd in few days.
Mr.. o. T. Fitzpatrick, representing
Goodan, Fite & James of Nashville,
Tenn. has been having 5 good trace in
Fort Worth this week.
Mr.. A. G. Ritchey, representing the
Gauss, Shelton Eat Company, joined the
I. 2. A ranks. Mr.. Ritchey Is our kind
OF people and we areglad to have such
pen TO join our FoEsSHSrth post.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
PROGRAMME

OF the Entertainment to bo Given by the
Ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal Church,
szszzax5 Evening. at the Operahours.
PART L.
Violin solo, Blue Bells OF Scotland,
Fsrmer-Master Walfried Singer.
Tenor solo, selected-Mr. j. Il. Martin
dale.
vocsl duet, "Only Thee" c. A. White
Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Peters.
Flute solo, selected-Mr. G. D. Lusk.
Basso solo, selected-Mr. N. M.
Washer.
Soprano solo, Jamie, Bischof-Miss
Maud Peters.
Recitation-Mrs. Williamson. .s,ss
Violin solo, Scene de Ballet, DeE1a6t
Professor Joseph Singer. .,4ss
Soprano solo, Silver LtnsMme. Boni-
face-Mr. W. E. Kennedy
To conclude VICE The noted Peak sis
tiers from AlaskH, who are all trained
artists instheir several specialties. with
sheir. dfShnous manageress, Miss Sukey
Jenashy Pettengil.
Gro1isnne Peak,
Mirandy Peak, Triplets.
Nlrcissy Pesk,
Patty Peak,
Dorothy Peak, Tw;ns
Eliza Peak,
Lucinda Peak,
Hanna Rsnn.h M Bsiin pg, PeAk' Twins.
Charity Peak,
Forbear6nce Peak,
Samantha Pesk,
Tinah Ann Peak,
Faith Peek.
The piano to be used st this concert is
from the music house of C. Il. Edwards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
THE HEMpsrEAD TROUBLE.
~aastinE of Citizens and Action Tsker
The sheriff. Resignation.

AaastinE of Citizens and Action Taken
The SHERIFF Resignation.
jurisprudence of the Gazette.
aEaPsTEAD, TEX, May 25.-About $50
" ne best and most substantial citizens
@Saller county met in mass meeting
aaef the shade trees near the Presby-
Sfisn church in this city yesterday. DR..
! =. Watson was elected chairman and
~ Montgomery was elected secretary.
": Watson stated the object Of the
sseang to be to take some action and q
ia and determined stand by the citizens
- BODY in relation to the recent XII
and murders in this county.
III; Pinckney, who was appointed last
S.vaasy on q committee to present re&4
LYONS to this meeting, reported thstS
~. none to present rs the comHtee
ere too timid for such work.
taereupon motion was made that 8
,s ~ Of two from each precinct be
I%s,o. NJ to draw up sShistory Of the ex-
ssuag reign Of terror here and forward
~ same to Governor Ross, and request
a. &c give such relief and protection to
&c Citizens here as he could.
1ae committee is as fonoHS: F. j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
PARIS.

N. L. Rsy Charged with the Murder Of
shesrron.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Msy &c M. L. Ray was
arrested this morning, charged with the
murder of Shearron. The case against
George for the murder Of Shesrron was
dismissed by the state. The case against
Charlie Walters is continued till next
Wednesday. There is something in the
wind that will drop out in q short time
regarding the Snearron murder, and the
probabilities are that q woman is at the
bottom of the tragedy. The man R,y
arrested this morning is thought to be by
many the right man, or one Of the men
connected with the crime. Other arrests
are hourly expected. The officers are
thoroughly aroused and are sitting every
thing that is tainted in the least.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
DENTON.
Superintendent of Public schools-Esrm-
er., Alliance MsetipR,

Superintendent Of Public schools-Esrm-
er.' Alliance Meeting.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, Tx May 26.-The board OF
trustees OF the Denton city schools met
to day and elected Mr.. E T. Comegys
superintendent for the ensuing year.
The Farmers Alliance Of Denton coun-
ty held meeting here to-day in. the Dis
trict courtroom OF the courthouse, which
was largely attended by farmers from al
parts of the county. The meeting was
addressed by Hon. Evan Jones, president
of the S!ste Alliance, and by G. b. Clark,
one Of the members Of the state executive
committee, on the subject OF the Ex-
change. The results attained, if any,
have not been made public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
COMMERCIAL REsuME

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Msy 26 Railway bonds to.
day closed as follows: Fort Worth and
Denver City st s74; Texas and Pacific in
comes at 453; rs at 92s; Galveston, H.r.
risbuTg and Ssn Antonio 1's a.. 1881.
Governments firm.
Money per cent.
Silver 914.
Sterling dull.
Wheat wesk.
Sugar higher.
Oil s5g.
Cotton dull.
Coffee quiet.
Hides slow, very little improvement,
although the demand for sIl grades is
good.
Wool keeps up steady tone.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NGw YORK, May 26.-The stock market
to-day was again active and decidedly
weak throughout, and large portion OF
yesterdays gains were lost. Rumors of
serious turn in Mr.. Gould's indisposi-
ton were circulated, and they even went
so far as to have him dead before the
close of the board. This had very de-
pressing influence upon Gould specislties,
and Missouri Pacific became q specisl
object OF attack. Its price was forced of
over 8 points, and the rest of the list fol-
lowed, though in but few stocks did the
losses exceed a point. The opening fig
ures were from to per cent. below
last evenings prices, while Resaing was
of ! snd Northern Pacific preferred
&c, and the market declined from the first
sales with Missouri Pacific in the lead.
A great portion of the decline was made
in the first half hour for most of the list.
A reaction was made toward II O'Clock,
but the decline was soon resumed with
greater sctivity and Missouri Pacific
dropped 81 per cent. Another rally
occurred toward II 80, but it was Of but
short duration and the market became
more quiet, but remained heavy, closing
st about the lowest prices reached. The
whole Of the active list is lower this
evening. Missouri Psciflc lost per
cent; Reading, II; ST. Paul, Il; New
England, IL; Union Pacific, Northern
Pacific and Fort Worth and Denver, II
each.
Railroad bonds were quiet and ir-
regular.
Government bonds were dull and
steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
NOONSHINERS In LIMBO.

One Gives Another Away, and Both Arc
Gathered in.
Special to the Gazette. -
TExARKANA, TEX May 2S.-Jsffs Graht,
said to be a notorious moonshiner, vA6
brought here from Columbia county, Ark,
3 few days ago, on 3 charge Of Illicit dis
tilling. He WAS committed TO isil q d.
fault of bail. Last night United lies
Deputy Marshal Faukenburg brought n
Drew Patters on, who WAS arrested on the
same charge, and who, it is said, gave
Grant away. The accused are step
brothers, snd, after an examination hefor4
Uaited States Commissioner Freden, w6:s
committed to jail and sent to the Ltkfe
Rock penirentiary Tor safe keeping. =,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

Double Murderer in Danger of Lynchipg
DELPHI, IND May &c -Chsmberlsip,
the murderer Of Miss Wettenberg of Mon
ticelle who broke i.il the other night and
in escaping Drained Sheriff Henderson
was captured near this city early this
morning. He was taken to Monticello
The authorities expect lynching, but al
possible precautions against such an &C,
have been taken. Public feeling againsi
the murderer Is wrought up 10 the high
est pitch. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
palestine,
A'oosd in a Sleeping Osr-DaDgerously
Wounded by Accident.

A'ebsd in Sleeping Osr-DaDgerously
Wounded by Accident.
special to the Gazette.
ALEsTNE, TEX May % Mr.. Ipbo.
aYoung lawyer from MadisonTille,
''toute home from San Antonio last
'Vs1ing was robbed OF S125 on Pullman
4seping car. The colored porter was sr.
Ssted at Longview and will be brought
ssie by the sheriff tonight to be- identi-
lya oy Mr.. Imboden.
Late yesterday evening Harry Swift, G
ioang son of Alderman II. V. Swift, shot
nd dangerously wounded colored boy
Aaed Tom Jones. Young Swift was ad-
listing cartridge in a breech-losdeI
wen II was sccidently discharged, the
.Ssd Of buckshot striking Jones in the
ss.oa!der and side, from which it is feared
EVIL : VIII die. The load passed through 8
~ sla held in the hands OF Willie Brown
'a'fe it wounded jones'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27

REMARKS.
The average enrolment of this week
1400 presents gratifying coincidence
with that Of the first week of;the session,
being the same.
1t is hoped that al the pupils will re.
main in the schools during the next week,
thus presenting at the close Of session
the best showing during the history Of
the schools.
Building No. 1, room Q; building No. II,
room z; building No. ~, room 81;
building No. V, room 2, had not single
terdy for the week.
Building No. II, room 8, had not an
,a16entee for the week. y:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-27
An Imperatire Neces,i.y.

What pure cir isD an unhealthy To-
cality, what spripg cleaning is to the
neat housekAepef, SO is Hoods sarsapa-
rilla to everyday, at this season. The
body needs " o thoroughly renovated,
the blood purified and vitalized, the
germs of Nisease destroyed. Scrofuls,
Salt Rheum, and all other blood disorders
are cured by Hoods N&rsapsrills, the
most popular and successful spring medi.
cine,