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A REST TEACHERS supplied; no charge TEACH.
n. Frs registered 20 cents for vacancies
always on hand form for stamp H. E. AVERY, AHefF
can School Bureau. 9 West l4thst. N. Y.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY n
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVernesseA
&c To Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNGFULTON. % Union square.
Wy NNTED-Soprano superior vocal teacher university
w I'm West; salary, $500 and home. MIRIAM COY
RIERE 81 East f7thst between 4th-aye: and Bway
NJ ANVED-Iady teachers Of French and vocal music
w also guitar and violin. BROChWAY IEAOhEho
AGENCY. % West 23dst
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Museal director for West.
w Instrumental and vocal, eentle
sunerior Visiting teacher higher English. $500 Lady,
UESSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY, u East 17th-st
NNoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUEEAU dof
w both supplies professors teachers governeses
musicians housekeepers companions, &C.. TO colleges
schools and families also bookkeepers' sVenosiapoi' anu
business firms.
A d. CULVER, 329 5tn-aVe New ork VIZ
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coipi1tu1 Notices.

WtUt0fu0 WoInsSs
MANHATTAN \. nA Al hSssdr COMPANY ~.
DIVIDEND OF one me- B Pisf ' cent Il On the
n consolidated capital stock o. this y rOs Al this
ss sHss II; ss'1 4s vi
day. July 1885, at 10 s' SISssS&iiLIIAMs Treasurer
THE IMPORTERS or s MA. Dosa ,s SasA
DIVIDEND Of seven per &c, cent d out been ol s de
f is'a IL @i BOOKS Tb$$SS
OFFICE OF ST rAy Y55x tSR DULUTH SAlnnOAD
DIVIDEND !!9l P.s sf three ss aPa snsh'
,Ss n n.s az * 0Ts%
sss "
ff June s 1855 wiz To- Of dividend Oh
June 2sd and reopen Fl LIZ sh hhRIs Secretary
OFFICE OF THE oEIAwAfNS E MY MS Nay 70 1855
p ply 6REH On s Sf s oSs
4 g. h!' 'S%S @ this city On and after Friday
n, win Be sS 81 ,a S% ~ t.
'''' order J & e. S9i RaR1T
New York june 28, 1888
DIVIDEND of Three and One Half per per
ygSp Ss , SSa so s'G Gay S
The Books will be closed from f. Na All Sas
the I'd poxim0 H. L. Cashier
-TRFAsURERs OFFICE. MINNEAnP0bis AND
FA6IF5MS1 IHKAEEk hT3AfxE oG june g.
COUPONS due JUL, lSt prSx fSomb be t psd
ID s si,s M0E ss ss SS az the q Co.
SO Broadway. New. York H. E. FLETCHEk LLees9-e-:
nLwAUKEH, LAKE sHo RAi AMR W dGSsMHFkSY.
COUPONS Of the above company due fs,i Swiy
Division T Be J Sss s9 sRa
Equipment Bonds OF lssS az Sle ONCE Vi
Sands Co., q NokRTE
RAILROAD SSMPAN55 June 90 1888.
coupons of this company maturing July July
III Ness, 1883 VII sf HSd on B ia5 afE
81 st.. New New York. - H. G. WILTON, Treasurer:
ST. PAUL EASTERN f GE*NP cTGEM HrSAEk
Milwaukee June p, 1883
COUPONS OF the above company's Fl. First st
ssf 9oaG The eu ONCE Of Samuel Sands Co..
u 0'aar''~' ''"' iO 4. D. ALLIBoNE. Treasurer:
C0G he MSs qGf Xxx HSp TS - S$
oAkMAN RYAN 81 anq NJ 81 pp r1sii si President
NEwYoESS F SHSEf ~ FH HgRsEoN EFEFE CO.
New.York, June % 1888.
TOR THE PURPOSE of a quarterly divi-
Ssaa R'ysR' Company shs fsy
a. H. on HuS'''' e. g. y w. ~ RossITER, Treasurer
UNION DINE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Broadway and 32d.st.
7 INTEREST RATE for this half-year, Four
per cent per an9um on s1ooO or les ana Ihres Per
SILAs b. BUTCHER. President
GARDNER S. CHAPLIN Treasurer.
CHARLES e. SPRAGUE, Secretary.
ST. PAUL AND SAULT
IVA STE. MARIE RAILWAY CO., Minneapolis. June
g. 1sss.Coupon No. s. due July l. 1855 OF the irss
Ste Marie and Atlantic Railway Company win be paid on
and after July 3 the Office of Messrs Morton Bliss
WV 80 W. D. wASHBURN, President
ATIQNAh BANK OF c ION sa1sa aIyss iM
5sss of this bank PySoss e sSq sec a MGae
THE ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS. AND
40 and AZ Wali.st, New-York, June o. 1885.
m HE SENII-ANNUAL INTEREST due July
l. 1885, on the following Bonds will be paid at this
oice on and after July 2. fsss. presentation % As
st. Paul and Pacific R. R. Co. s7OO,0 900 issue.
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Ry Co. First Mort
St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba Ry Co. Consolidated
Mortgage.
Checks for registered interest on the Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds OF this company and on the First Mort
gage Montana Central Ry Co. will be mailed
the close OF business June 80 to holders OF record at
'D'' N--'' E. T. NICHOLS,
Assistant Treasurer.
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Eeaal Notices.

y ICHARD WALLACE.-Whereas, by an
made in the matter OF the estate OF Samuel Wallace
ceased and In Action OF Camac against Sum, 1885, W.
i09 the following inquiry directed, that Is 70 say
/ An inquiry whether the testatoPs brother Richard
prior to tho 1lh OF May 1887 he date OF the
Mary Ann Wallace the tcstaors widow what issue had
he living that and II he then living who are
his legal personal representatives.
Notice is hereby given that tho said Richard Wallace
any person persons claiming TO DO entitled as
aforesaid before the 10th day Of July 1855 TO
In and prove their claims at the Chambers OF Mr.
Justice Chitty situate the Royal Courts OF Justice
strand In county Mddlesex England or In default
thereof they VIII 10 peremporiy excluded from the benefit
Friday tho nth day July 1888 at II OF the clock
IN the forenoon az the said Chambers Is appointed for
Richard Wallace formerly lived at Leitrin, near Baiy.
money 10 the county OF Antrim. Ireland and left the
rear 1854 for America.
Dated this Both day OF May, 1855.
GEORGE A. OROWDER, Chief CLERK
Bower, Cotton Bower. Breap's Buildings Chancery
Lane, London, c. agents for T. II. Stephens. Cardiff
Gamorganshire. Plaintiffs Solicitor.
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VILLAGE BONDS.
Y NOuee Of Sale OF Bonds or the vIagc mount
Vernon N. Y.
Twenty eight OF the Sewerage Loan Bonds OF the
village OF Mount Vernon in Westchester County, New.
York will be sold a. public auction TO the highest bidder
st the Of the Trustees Of said Village in Dearbos
Building, 4th Avenue In said Village on the 9th day
These are the nfst OF series bonds which are TO
be ssued by said Village under chapter sos the laws
1856 amended ~ tha yer le3 Of the laws OF 1855.
proyde funds for the construction OF
ten OF sewerage and drainage for said Village Each
bond will be the principal thousand dollars
and will bear per centum Der
snnum payable sent annually. Principal and Interest
will be PAYABLE the National Citizens Bank, in New.
YORK city The bonds WIN Be coupon bonds. with the
privilege 20 the holder Of having them made registered
bonds They will be dated June lst 1855, payable as
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Rooms an0 Flats 10 Get.

ITO LET for three months longer gentleman gen.
teman and wife, corner furnished apartment In the
Allston" II East 3Sth-st, the apex OF Murray HILL
The apartment has four largo windows with awnings and
consists OF paro bedroom closet bathroom and vesbue
Rent for summer, e55 per month Address j. B. W., on
premises, call between q. m. and D. m
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A JULY INVESTMENTS.
~ $4,000 CITY OF CHICAGO As,
Due 1905
$4,000 ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MINI, os
Due 1908, City Of Duluth, County Seat
100000 CITY OF OMAHA IS,
Due 1908.
100000 SCHUYLER COUNTY, I'LL. S.
Refundings paid by State Treasurer.
$4,000 STARK SOUNTY, ILL, TOWNSHIP, 6s
Refundings paid by State Treasurer
$4,000 COOK COUNTY, ILL, 5s,
Lake and Hyde Park School,
S40O 600 WYOMING TERRITORY 6s
For Penitentary and other State Buildings
$4,000 GOGEBIC COUNTY. MICH, l2s
Issued for Court House. Also other choice.
$4,000 CITY OF IRONTON, o., SIS.
Due in and 10 years. BID of Ed.
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
For sale. Send for Descriptive Bond List
N. w. HARRIS & CO., BANKERS,
&c DEVONSHIRE-ST., Boston.
115-117 MoNRoE-Sr. Chicago.
j. HUGH PETERS,
% NASSAU.ST NJ Y
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fore the 18th day OF July, 1883.
The Village OF Mount Vernon 10 situated upon the New
York. Hartford and New-Hsycn Railroad and UPON tho
Harlem RAILROAD liz miles "a minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot with ~ trains each way daily has pop
ulaton OF about l0,0cO people, and has bonded IN
leDedDess IL has public water works and electric
lights, horse railroad, naswaks and il growing rapidly.
accrued interest
Dated June IA, 1888
BY order Of Village Board OF Trustees
ID. QUACKINBUSH,
JAS. II. JENKINS. Village President
Village Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

1913 BROADWAY, 1890 ..,
New.York June 10th, 1855
TIME ANNUAL Election for seven Directors
~ hold az the office this Company on Satur-
aav Iine 10Th 1888 Polls open from II a. m IIii - H.
uA5' 'uA0 w. JAMES Z. STEVENS, secretary
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED MORT
THE MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Mississippi Tennesse Railroad Company Is now
prepared ito Fou' Pr Cent Gold Bonds OF
1852 In exchange for the Complicated Mortgage Bonds
series A" and b." the fdlovng basis:
sl,l50 in -Four Per Cont Bonds. carrying Interest
from Dee. l. 1887 for each enes A" Bond OF LOCO
with Coupon due April /. 1888. and thereafter attached
from Dec 1, 1887 for each SORES Is" Bond OF e. 900
With Coupon due July /, ESs, and thereafter attached
81 600 and fractional amounts will be adjusted In cash
Coupons due i, 1857. and prior thereto on series
A" BONDS Coupons due IAN. 1883, ana prior thereto
on series b. Bonds, viii be paid In cash 10 those max
ing the exchange Arrantem.ns have been made where
BY those desrng to DO eaa dispose Of their new -Four
Time for making eXehJige IL limited 10 June 80 1SSs
Additional information az TO details can be obtained
New-York.
W '"' A. G. HACKSTAFP
Secretary Mississippi md Tennessee Raiiro.d Company
EOR SALE.-Stock in an old established
IL company. returns Personal Applicant
GOODKiLH DEADY'& GOODKICu SO Xslst
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JFrrrtS We buy and sell Bills OF Er.
change and make cablos
transfers OF money TO Europe
OF Australia and tho West In
dies also mako Collections
CREDIT and ,,ue C Gs%%erG a1aa ana
In all parts OF the world.
IAN a. RI BANKERS, NO. 80 WALLSE
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Jusirulfion.

For Rows and Young Men-cty.
-c1RcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE ,,.,crrea.
SSsii g sg Sssss s sss: saa lSss
81 si S's scG ES's sss:
a 9 ss s ss:s'o as,s M3oDD,'.-'-
irNIyERsrrY GRAMMAR school, isIs nrGsdw ,SS
s aossY a. SspiI%%iR2iN mESDRoKsoN rrin.
For Young Ladies-Country.
MoNG THE HILLS thirytwo miles from N Sm
a az SIs S5oEE HsFEaTHSS'I NJ
MEXICAN KIYDERG ARTEN.- summer .,s session q
Normal ssS0s Sent Sss 20 Gas Glasses 81 also IN CITY
EMILY So N coz g nb s5 o SsS Sai!st Am
oasFTns LEGATION Sn hs Df faes in music
and morals ra5 %S BOWEN F9e. S'
s @ ;ss day ss :ssss
for young ladies' Primary intern aeirsb,s 81"
E"y A fSgsSaTIss b SSs5iSTs Principal
= LMTRA COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN ana Sne p,es saRs1py
COURSE Of sSdy also n and Art Heated By
furnished with an an C1taoSac to Presden
Inu W Gow %IdssaT III. D., Elmira. N:
HONE AN R, PAY Ef sSHoos sD ToE Gdk Mass
Pupils as e saa'a Quincy method children
u0UGHToN SEMINARY FOE , 10UMS IN music
sciences and attractive to graduates Oh hgh
schools ....o, o,,.,ocue address
For illustrated catalogue a q. G. BENEDICT. A
W5LLIAMSsi,r sEt hNp F hTEh se SiRs
From ss Sept GSess 2dss Sn
f freSsra iSE o iof College: gov.
NTcIFNN SEMINARY. sTMsBURy. CoNN;I;HIome
M schp SIs 4 tSmrs tso New YORK Halt from
Hartford HGl di''1 Address Rev: J. D. MCLEAN
RodkLAND c SSFhGsl On, HUDSON. ., -, .,,.,
viii be open during Summer for pupils send iof circu
al with r. A. BfSNs Fsis e. iym nf Principal
@ EVEN GABLEs.-MRs- wEsTcoTTs BoARDING
G9 s iDE to T %ss. agdoi rrcpas cS any
Piney region Climate g and Sun
illustrated Circular on application.
TRINITY HALL. Beverly N. ].
Established 1907.
thorough homo school for twenty young sd'es warren
advantages OF the highest order Careiui training " man
ner mind and Solid culture In English, Musc' ~
ana Languages prescribed for students pre-
narlng for any college. Twentynrst year begins Dep
ternber 81. For circular address the principal
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
n, EMPLE GROVE LADIES' SEMINARY, s sarat9gd
1ad Springs T. cHXs D6WD FhD Pres
THE MISSES ANABLE's BOARDING AND ND DS 81
IS SshSS iS IoqSs tsaHs isopn
WALNUT LANE sCHooL-F0RMERLY MADAME I.s,di
and Day scaSS for young Sna adles
fepSEaqry Pupils sad Sesr wellesley on our
MS MS Ap 4 Nj Ni5sMM1FK Bb RsaS8' phA
WEST WALNUT STREET sGHsS sp rs %
s Young ysS Misses and MIS- I j. SsT principal
Catalogue application 43ol Walnutst fh'iau'
For Both Sexes-Country.
GOnO -MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE for both se ESs
scen hSn and deass
ssPG SSShRr sffs t. l'iiS g. NJ FfHnSp
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o. .TH-ST. 143 wEST.-For rent handsomely furnished
OF large and small rooms; house ard new furni.
90 EAST 22DST.-Handsome. airy rooms with board
d. table board transient guests accommodated
az EAST 41STST.-Desirable cool rooms with or with.
fC out board; summer rates.
20 WEST 33D-ST-Large back parlor, handsomely
ID furnished. with every convenience; also single
room.
100 EAST 18TH T.-square room second noor ;
loo running water also suit and hall room with board
80 EAST 2sTH-ST-Neatly furnished parlor floor
board permanent or transient; terms very low.
Brooklyn.
II URNISHED ROOMS 100 1.2 Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn; several desirable rooms TO let en- suite
single; one room suitable for physicians ONCE.
Urn GOODS
00O Rolls China Mattings, SO rs roll Fancy, ~ ;
I,UUU Seamless se to s. FINE Mattngs. Carpetings,
Cost and found.
T osT-Bank Book No. 5ls.s9e Bank for Savings OF
- Beecker-st. New-York. Payment stopped Please
return book 70 Bank
I OST.-Bank Book No. 1851 on Dry Dock Savings
~ Bank Any person having claims upon said book
called upon to present the TO the Bank within 80
tingushcd, and o new one Issued In lieu thereof.
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POOR & GREEN0UGH,
60 wALL-ST..
EDWARD SWEET & co.,
90 nnn II NENU-VOpK
OFFICE OF
ST. LOuE and San Francisco Railway Co.

is BRoAD-ST. mills BUILDINGl
York, June 1S, 1883
Notice To holders OF
SOUTH PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S 1ST MOETGA6
6PER CENT BONDS. DUE JULY 1. 1888 (s7144. 500
in amounD.
The bonds above Will De PAID at nis once on ann
after MONDAY July 9, 1888, and may be presented 10
examination at any time prior to that date AFTER whc
time bonds presented will be paid for on the day folowps
presenta ION OF tho
Tho last coupon OF these Donds tduo July l. 1885, vi"
also DO paid at this office usual. ohu
Holders Of the SOUTH PACIFIC" Bonds are RIsyyy
further informed that to limited extent they may apr
the proceeds OF those bonds In the Frs
gage Trust I0OYear Per Cent Gold Bonds OF nc Do
Louis and Francisco Railway Co. at the prize Vi DC
and accrued interest. .-...
As the issue OF the last named tonds amounts pnS
only 81 000 applications for them will b. accepu
In order as received. and they will be devepd by we
United Trust Co. demand the ouer Oh this
company therefor. 80. .o,..tnos
All information in regard TO the Trust Bondss NEG
in a printed circular, which may be obtahed at THIS
oHl0o VI VI Vic ~"4S'N S ~ w ITTr1r Treasurer.
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0itp prcpertr for Sale.

OO1 MADISONAVE., COR. 43D-ST-To Lee-Ths
DOL larger portion Of steam heated furnished corner
house (the owner reservng some rooms Apply prem
Uses from to p. m
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
a SoutheTn POLICY


Next in importance 70 the cabinet the
speculation and gossip relating to tns
president elect, is about his so4cslle :
Southern policy. These who have b IN
endesVoriHg 10 Iesrn somsIhiEg Ct TIE tx
side have reached the firm conclusion
that the new president will hAys South
sFn policy, and now they sre Interested il
knowing what it will be, but nobceF'
seems able to give definite or satisfactory
Information shout it. Southern peop,e
are apprehepsiVe inst there is trouble
ahead for them, and it is said thst rnsrF
OF the ngEE!ulatorY kilograms and let
tere thai have been pouring in upon the
president elect hsve adToitly asked kind
Illness IN the endeavor TO bring about re-
forms. II Is evident shat t5ey srs
SreAtlY concerned. General Rub Davis,
Con!edersted general who is clrsiu or
jefferson Dsvla, IS pToh, biy the leSd,fe
Southern advocate Of election forms.
in that section Of ire country He las
lorg been pr mi eIi il Coir cs IN
Miss ssipliss an lndepsnde :, hIy.ng / f.
me Democratic pSrty many VenrP ago. In
the late preGiden,iAl canp&icn az deliv.5
esed republican epCschsr, And ne YES
also supporter G. Blake N 1851. L &C.
len rtfdrm in tie SlGsh cas- 0een 1870
c2!ed b? him as egTopplFss ~ G uersl
A1lfisOT: and Re AGe ID as 50 70 hapy II
may be n7ougA' S5C9,. fl RS4 hrs t0ig
morntFe tar fen bolrs, er1 WIS at.
General usT1ison's a0lSs, wasre LIE rad
az interview with the president e,eot
Immediately afterwards ne left for the
South,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
THEV Say

That the courciI has done the right
thing at the right time n providing for &
street commissioner.
That II there is aught demanding inves-
tIgstiol II the purchase OF the wster.
Horhe, the courtroom il the best place
for such examination, and that the pres
ent and future Of the works afford ample
scope for all the ability the investigators
have TO spare.
That if any nan or cliqua is indulging
the hope Of disgusting the people with
"the whole WRterWcrks business" snd
inducing them TO sell their WsteF supply,
the hope is vain one.
That the Dig majority Of the people cp-
pose the sale Of the waterworks.
That since Fort Worth men have
chartered & railroad to lu1 from Dallas
to the northwest, the dream OF Dallas
may De fulfilled.
That the Republicans are shaking the
plum tree with 81 their might and main.
ThEstle Old South downed the New
South in Georgia, despite tae fine politi-
cal work OF Brown sad Howell.
That Henry Grsdy ough. not to permit
Old Joe Brown to pull him before he Ia
rpe.
That there is going to be some railroad
building in Texas during 1889, from both
nor and south.
That 1889 promises to be even q better
year than 1883 for West Texas.
That the development of the Panhandle
and Northwest Texas is the prosperity of
Fort Worth.
That Fort Worth is becoming a fine
church house centre.
That there is room in republic Of free
men, free schools and free speech for two
political parties only, and thst class pre-
JUDGE is poor foundation for political
s1perstructures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.

1t is announced that the empress oi
Austrls intends to come over and lock ST
the United Ststes.
Miss Alice Draper, the womIn's r gbts
candidate for governor CT Massachusetts,
received one vote-that CT her brother.
DR.. Henrv Killer Of Wilmington, Mass
who made So GOO. 600 in the manufacture
OF pills, was buried. in q casket which
cost $4,000.
Miss Julia Rhinelsnder is the latest
candidate for the honor Ct being the
richest sDinster in AmeTics. She posses
ses $50, 600. COO in Nav York real estate.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland will Still be 8
Q, esident kfter the expiration Of President
C.evslGnd's term OF ctiice. That is the
petition che holds in the Eastern Assc cIa-
tion CT Wells College.
Psrnell's ibel suiE sgsinst the Lordor
Times will cost him nearly $500 coo. The
Times viii cal 400 Witnesses, and Mr.
Psrnel early as many. Public opinion
st preseEr, even in London, is on the side
CT Mr.. PGrnell.
Harry MscarthY, the suthor Of the
"Bopn'e Blue Fig" is sick and in urgent
need OF aid az No. 637 Csliiornis street,
San francisco. During the war, Ma
carthy was the most popular comedian
and singer in the South.
The emperor OF Germany is apparently
the most ruthless match breaker Ct the
present time. Having sacrificed the hopes
of one of his sisters on the altar Of diplo-
macy, he now INDUCES his spite sgainst
France By STOPPING the engagement Of
Prince George, the second son Of the
king Of Greece, and the Princes MAJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22
unrInN 10 LIE PUBLIC.

Mr.. L, CALHOUN s the General Agent Of
THE GAZETTE. This Zee VIII be Responsible
.or ali monies paid 20 Fad settlements made by
aim.
me locsl agents Of The GAZETTE are known
\ thei- respective communities snc aye re
,no1siOie to the subscriber until he getE his pa
Ser sh0V,ing the maturity on the label, which
;hey can examine and see that they have credit
according to the amount paid.
All parties are cautioned 70 exam ne osfe
rrcvr % them, who represents himself as
irxvslirS agent OF or soiicitoEfor subscriptions
% THE GAZETTE.
I.ts of fhose who have no authority 70 repre-
sS,tTs DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-22

gueri.e, daughter Of the Comte de Paris.
because his own sister, the Princess
Sophis OF Prussia, is 70 marry a2othar
son Of the king. Emperor Wll1ism coult
aos brook even fourth. hand rel stioEshig
to FrenchWomSn.
Judge Z5phIuiah II. Burc2 CT 81. CIa'r
county, Michigan, is pfnbsbly the 0ldes
msa wno voted vt the late election. &c
wss how il Hartford, Com Navensss
II, 1857, and was, therefore, more sSsr
100 years OF age on election csy.
GeEa1al Csss.us ii. Clay, e. one tinF
among tie most conspicuous 0i public
msr, End Il whom little has been seen CT
head publicly since he sho. sr6 killed
Percy While ten years sgo, Is living with
his son CT Whitehall, Madison county, Ky
The proof reader OF the Cnsrlestas
Courier .s youDg woman who leaves !1r
home every morning 81 2 O'clock. Sis
| used TO be sccosled by loaierF, but, ate,
killing enc and wouudiEg two, they dis
covered What typographical error she
Was and let he slcns.
Rev. Newman Hal, the distinguished
English divine, writes 20 z friend: az
suppose st seVenty.tW0 ought TO De old,
ou: l feel as young az ever, snd preach
about five t!mss week. l can walk ten
miles without fHt;gue. Ny voice is as
good es ever, aad preaching az increased
delight"
The Hon. Paul Einunds, Democratic
member from the Sixth Virgins district,
Is said to be the heaviest nan elected to
the mex. congress. he weighs nearly 400
pounds, ana the volume Of his laugh is
something enormous. 1. is safe to say,
however, that his lsuga is not likely 10
De overlooked during his term.
Columbus, Ohio, eicicgs in the posses
sion Of 81 live prince. His highress
is ONLY nire years old, but ne &c none the
leas genuine prince. being tie son OF
his majesty the king OF the L1uzgar
country in Africa. The boy wss brought
TO this country By Csri StreklsmsD, a
Columbus merchant &2J traveller, uho is
TO return him after he has Iece iyed an
American eGUcAtiop.
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