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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-09
WOLVERINE WISDOM.
All knights of Labor in Michigan
Favor Tariff Reform.

Special to the Globe.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. s.-The feature
at the state assembly of the Knights OF
Labor at Jackson yesterday was the re-
port of the statstician. 1t gives a can
vass of forty-three assemblies on the
tariff issue. 1t shows only nine assem-
blies in which over twenty men favor
protection. While in twenty-four there
are no protectionists. Six declare for
free trade and all are strong for tariff
reform.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-09

The school census indicates that the popu-
lation of Sheboygan is 1888, an increase of
% per cent in three years.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-09

had gone for Schetfer, he telegraphed
Elmer Adams, at Fergus Falls:
"How many friends have L on the
delegation?"
And Adams, with proper innocence,
wired back:
''They are all Gilman men,"
This authentic story made good
many st. Paul politicians chuckle yes
terday:
Six counties have now elected their
delegates to the Republican state con-
vention. The Merriam men claim that
they stand as follows:
For Merriam-Becker, Clay, Hubbard
and Renville.
For Scheffer-Otter Tail and Stevens.
This gives Merriam a majority of the
delegates chosen. The Scheffer men do
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-09
Table.

Key
michael Doran.
Loren Fletcher,
Robert Miller.
After consuming the good things be-
fore them they separated. Mr.. Fletcher
came down stairs and perpetrated that
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

The Chicago Inter-Ocoan gives tDo lo1-
lowing rules for leap year party: La
dies will call for tho gentlemen promptly
at O'Clock. Those who keep their escorts
waiting, and arc consequently late at the
nartv. will be treated as wall flowers. me
Gentlemen will be expected to behave IN
the most ladylike manner. dentienleh
are To bring to the ball a fan, corsaSe'
bououet and smelling salts. The gentie-
man whose boquet is not crushed IN Inc
first dance will be a witness to the fact that
he has been held with propriety. NO gem
t,eman shall cross the floor without iauy
attendant. If gentleman goes for glass
of water unattended by lady the hoor
managers will at once declare him out OF
order and compel him to be seated. Cen
tlemen are expected to be langnid' TO asop
their handkerchiefs as often as possloie
make frequent calls for water, ana al sup
ner give the ladies no time for eating. ih'
,ad;e, who have been snubbed at dances
heretofore will claim the greatest numoe
of dances, and those who have been actlv
society bellies will let the gentlemen sever
elvalone." We are unable to state whe'he
or not tho foregoing rules were ooserse'
at tho leap year party on Friday nighe
last week but we were informed tha' ~
a decided success in every respect.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
To the People of Ouachita PARISH

Prof. Stubbs, of the State Department VI
A oricu,ture. was here the first OF the week
,na tbrouph tho solicitation and hperallty
of our citizens he was induced to go anu
oxamine some of the lands near Caihoun'
where it is proposed the experimental 1aln
shall he established should we be so iorto-
nate to have it located in our parish. ne
was very favorably impressed with the az
ferert soils. the location and the way our
neonle met him. We gave him every assur-
apce of liberal donations in securing inc
ground, the proper houses and other heces'
sary improvements.
NOW. so as to make the affair some"ha
oven and for the benefit of the people II
the western part of the parish, as Wen a.
no lot ia to a man vote for the tax 10 IN
Houston, Central Arkansas q Norther'
pa;Iroad We are all anxious here at Mon
roo to have the whole parish improved I'll
,nade as valuable as possible. To that en-
we will put up our money for the exper
,,onta, farm and we want it in the wes'er
norton of the parish. But we want ever.
bodv to Join bands with us on the raiiios
It is no humbug and will by contra
r,a begnn within ninety days from the VIC
inc of tho tax, at Monroe. Let US al P'
,oce,ber. and at once, and in couple
nsrs we will be connected with the MOI
and South direct.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
Wilson and RIA nkin MinstrelS.

Probably the best minstrel company on
the road to-day is the Wilson & Rankin Or
ranization, headed by that prince OF refined
n,irth makers, George Wilson. This COM
pany, which also includes the time-honor-
ed and most unique of all minstrel come
dams, Luke Schoolcraft, is booked for the
Onera House next Monday night. The vo-
cal members of this company are said &c
be unusually fine singers, and the pro
gramme includes several novelties: NJ W.
merous specialists accompany the minstre
including Leopold and Bunell. The pane
and orchestra are tirst-class, and the "hol
programme concludes with bnrlesI u,
called "The Grand Opera" mh"so VIZ" s,ouI,
hear the Wilson and Rankin troupe Mon
day night.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Sheriff and Tax collector j. e. McGnne
has received letter from w. T. Ivy, Presi-
don't of tho Tensas Basin Levee District. IN
,tructing him to discontinue the collection
of the acreage tax for levee purposes ana 70
refund to the tax pay ers all of said tax now
in his hands. The tax collected Tor 49,.
and turned into the State treasury VIII
also be refunded as soon as the proper
showing can be mado.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Mr.. Franklin Garrett is in receipt Oh
telegram to the effect that all necessary ar
rangements have been made for the com
mencenent of work at Natchez on the New
orleans, Natchez and Fort Scott Raiiroao
and that the company expects to build &c
Monroe by December LIST, 1888. The infor'
mation arrived to late for us too 60 into de
tails but full particulars will be given mex
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
society and personal.

NV Il. Millsapps is in Farmesville on
legal business
Col. Alex Moses the veteran ins"ia"
adiuster is in the city.
Mr.. c. w. Phillips departed for Ne" VI
,o.ns via yicksburg last Sunday.
n.s.r. +. p. Stubbs aud G. J. Boatncr
lat far New orleans yesterday morning.
Mr.. II. VIM. Barton of the Times Deno.
| crat is in the city i'm the interess Oh 'n"'
journal.
| Mr. Abe Stein of Farmerville was in the
city Thursday returning home via HUSTON
| yesterday evening.
Misses Ida Benton and Josie Endom
will visit tho Crescent City during tho Ca5-
niyal leaving tomorrow.
Mr., Dave Meyer returned from Mayors
vile. Miss, where he has been living sew
eral mouths, last Sunday.
Judge Bridger, of CALDWELL passeu
through the city last Saturday enro"1e 'o'
Vernon to hold term of his court 'he''
Misses jamie Richardson and Fanhie
broadway were passengers by the hanns
. Rlan,Ss on her last trip for the Crescent
e City.
Messrs. D. w. Faulk, Buck Harris. w
:, n Tusteu. DIR. hIassengill and DR.. johnson
!. I1oovo for Now Orleans in the morning u
i. take in the carnival.
l. Mrs, Jennie Evans, of Bastrop, ate
70 spending several das here on visit TO ne
brother MIR. Is. X, Fluker. returned nom
r on the josie ". last Monday.
d Mr.. I. Il. Schools, and Miss Laur" " IN
B. berly, both of this parish, were married =, =
c. the residence Of the brides father Mr..
D. wimberly, on Bayou DeSiard last wee
in nesday.
$. Mr.. A. L. Smith of this parish, and MIS-
N Marie Tongue, of Union, were marf'eu Q
" the ed inst. at the residence Of Hon. -.
Steele, in Baton Rouge. Tho happy iva!
IN have host OF friends in Ouach't" VINO WI
tn ;o;n THE TELEGRAPH in hearty congrat'
ct lations and best wishes for bright al
he prosperous future. Mr.. and Mrs. Yong g
were passengers by the Corona Tor the
IN home on the Island Tuesday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
River News.

River News.
The Corona passed up Tuesday and is due
down to day.
Thare were seyeu steamers at our wharf
Inst saturday and four Monday. Evident
" business is booming on tho river.
The old reliable cotton carrier John How
ard, from Camden, passed down Monday
with her usual good load of the heecy
staple.
The Cryer Line steamer D. Stein depart
ed for the Upper Bartholomew Tuesday:
A part OF her cargo consisted IN sevef"l
| bales of Ouachita Parish hay.
The new Ouachita river packet Alabama
made her first through trip to New Orleans
last week, passing here Saturday rather
light. She will "get there" in good shape
,et however, because she is "built thai
| way"
Philadelphia Times: The National snip
ping Register is an interesting record ih
names of famous Americans appear Thereon
IN large numbers. The name OF Grant
inscribed on a great many American vessei
!; and nearly q dozen ships are called ate
} Andrew johnson. Three boats bear Ben
iamin f, Buffers name, while five use III
name of Winfield S. Hancock. dcnera
Mcclellan has eight vessels named for hin
Robert T.. Lee three and Jefferson DaV
one. There is a boat in Boston calle
Grover Cleveland, and two in New orleat
hear the same name. James &. Blame
inscribed on four vessels, while Chaunce
l NJ. Depew and John Sherman are rerf
b sented by one ship each III Aherican y"
] tors
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Prof. w. c. Stubbs of the State Depart
ment of Agriculture spent several Gays VI
the past week in this parish prospecting
for the location of the experimental 1afh'
to be established in North Louisiana ou,
,or;sb has made liberal concessions and
our prospects are bright for securing .ns
prize. If we get the farm 1t Will % Aoca'eo
near Calhoun.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Col. J. M. Dedman, formerly OF Selma
Ala, died at his residence, Shelby Springs
Ala. on the 4th inst, after a lingering Ill
ness. He was Colonel of the Twentieth
Alabama and was several times wounded
during the war. Col. Dedman was
brother of Capt. Nj. L. Dedman formerly
of this city but now of Vicksburg
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

There arrived at the home OF Tue eol'oI
on the evening of the 9th inst., an anti f>Ans
Democrat. "Native and to Inc ma"o.
born" he bslives IN tho Blue banner 81
Reform, kicks against ring rule' ana has
enlisted for the campaign In the RANKS
the white majority.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Manv of our young friends spent quite n
.;ou.i,,a evening at the residence OF Mr.
Hra R. II. Endom. on last Friday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Paw r. w. Hunter will officiate at Grace
Episcopal church next I'esosy evsu =
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

The watch ratified by Mr.. J. D. HERON OF
West Monroe on the LIST inst, was won oy
Mr.. f, IT. Thompson. he having thrown 'ne
highest number, As.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

The trial of tho case of the State again =.
los. Lemle, G. a. and w. w. Conneila ano
Mcaowan, charged with arson. was term
matted late last Wednesday evening, result
ing in tue acquittal of all the parties
sccused. The court will adjourn to-day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Rolla Ryan, we'll known IN 'his o.,'' MI
at Trinity, Texas, on January o'n. zoe
- .dyance saws of him: His death was
caused by dissipation. Lola was He
.nd vas less than thirty years of age. lie
was horn in Washington county, Texas
va lie tame had become national. His
deatb-wrought by the liquor trafhc IL
hitch orr state and administration ar
nartners-will be generally regretted. y"
rnow him we'll. His aspiration was
mako his scrip Scott" into regular pr"
and lead a troupe Alas, poor Ioricki
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
Prescriptions.

Anv physicians prescription carefully
.nd accurately prepared, at any hour OF the
dav or night. Polite clerks always IN al
tendance rr,woo,,S Go -.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Mr.. Arthur Ray won the handsome Biz
,,ar watch raffled by Mr.. Ike Kuhn Mon
day night.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

The Monroe Excelsior Saw and flanini
Mills is executing $4,000 order for IN
yicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Ha'l
road
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
MONROE, La, FEBRUARY II. 1883.

Hon. F. p. stubbs received two car loads
80 mn,as last week for his Magenta pianta-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

The supper and dance given by the ladies
of Grace Episcopal church was quite snc.
cess. A handsome cake was rallied anu
won by Miss Margie Garrett.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
,o,rt Resolution No. ~ Of tho Regular -
'"'"' sion Of 1886.

Amendment NO. d
"In those d!strict. oompossd OF one . ~.
Of hs s I. osssr saSh
ps.stt Court ssSh yssniin sSd V
which there shall !. not ,r 90 .i lcs: WE sn."
District Court in each psri.h shall r. a1sd
by rule Of said S souri,, Tn n SnubNsstson &
le:s Th s Shall 10 IN each P.,,shs 40: Lea
jury terms be . napa szosps 90
yHsrIshos of Cameron, franklin and vesnon:
where there shall not be loss than .. one yS%sk
~ "Ht other jury terms tho General As .sn..
bly, shall Proyidc t IHs ~ cr;,ninai cssss."
i ro,nt RESOLUTION No. 20 Of tho Regular Sss-
Amendment No. 4.
Article lsO-s'The Now Basin Canal snd
| shell Road and th0ir Appurtcnancss sos'A
mt he leased or alicnatod."
ro,,,t Resolution No. So Of the Regular ses-
sion of 1855.
Amendment No. 6.
Article 82-"rhat in the ayont o. W. -
4 5oaah. or from whatever cause the omoe @
: Iicutenant Governor shall pGcoEIS ~ 49,
than and in that ovent the President PvV
Sc,n,,ore Of the Senate shall MI the omSo ~
s Lieutenant Governor, perlorm .a EE.cssvins
duties incident 70 inc ouiS0 "
ita emolumonts."
Io,r. Resolution No. OF OF the Regular ses-
> sion OF 1885.
Amendment No. O.
- Ax,,.,e ao7-"J'he following property shell
p be exempt from taxation, anu ny sa.,c,..
AL RTs'. Or p pslis Charitable in:s.a-
- lions. ali buildings and properly uss1 ~
III cimsively for colleges or other scnool PVT.
go. noses. the real and personal estaIS OF uy
zee. public library, and tha' o. a sG, sctsd WITH
zee. such library; al, books and phiiosopn,Sa
m anna atus and all paintings ana statuety
m 81 rany company or association Kept IN
III public hall provided, the properly 20 -
w empted DO not used or aea nrot,t To- or inccms
..... There shall also BIO exempt from tezssa ~
IN hnn.ehold property to the valuO OF NV
- hundred dollars; there shall also pe e1omF
N from taxation and license ior Pen0G@ ,s
4 III twenty years from tho sdoption oI tne ".
4 III stitution Of 1870 the capital, the machiner
a IN and other property employed In the many
o IN ssctnre OF textile fabrics leather, shoes, ma
..- ness. ssddlery, hats, -four, machinery, y
p III riculturai implements, msnutsctulo ol "
- tsYSiIizers and chemicals and furniture q
p m ether articles OF wood, marble, or stoI
3 N s s,,a and chocolate; provided, that not J,
p m than Eve hands are employed In any
III factory" to-, h.-.r,
a m Tn testimony whereof, nave noIou'
= III rod nv signature and attached Their
the zeal or the State of Jouisians At
j. city Of Baton Rouge, this 18th day OF Ja
a'y' a. 49, OSCAR ARROYO,
ant. Secretary OF stat
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
Act No. ~ Of the Regular Session. Of ~
Amendment No. I.

TULANE UNIv1no1Tx AHAND
rhe terms OF Act No. q. OF TIE ~ ~
saesion OF 1854, adopted q TIE eeosao1 ~ ~
Legislature In the year 49, q, e .@.n.SsSsSSs
81 the constitnsicn Of is7o Fepugnsns sness.
20. or in any way impairine t1e
thereof, arc hereby repealed g
operations of said ace are ooucSkn
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11
TRANSPORTATION


BA1o' "A*r" '"n," PACKET
E,B. CRYER, L. Drummer,
LeAFkZ Master. oierk'
Makes weekly trips for Bastrop, Limo
Cove and ali way landings, leaving Mon
roo every making At c Menroe and
N o. e. II. from New Orleans. FOR
freight or passage apply to Fl: 9; IA > al
| IRON Wharf boat just below Bfidge.
oUACH!TA RIVER CONSOLIDATED
LINE. -
Nv Ry,ANKS, FERD v. CELLoS
DE- w ;.;,ant Secretary.
l.HGkM JOHN III. HANNA,
- % T.. P. DELAHOUSAYE, Clerb
Ioaves New Orleans every "Wednesday .
M. Leaves Monroe, (returning), ever
f Saturday at p. m. Connects WIN ooa,
, fnr Rayous Bartholomew and DArponnn,
For freight or prssage apply to Nj. u. M III
I EDITH, Sup't Monroe Wharf-boat.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

Article g. '"rhat in the event q the
death, or from whatever cause , snS vScsrt.
thar and in that event the President Pre-
sc,nnore Of the Senate shall MI the omSo p.
Tieutenant Governor, performing 81 ~
duties incident to tho otiice ana focs''"s
tia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-02-11

dhe GsIsgrafh.,
Dsacial Journal Of the City Of Monroe
moNRoE. La. FEBRUARY II. 1883.
uor r. p. stubbs resolved two car loads
,,,1as ,ast week for his Magenta pianta-
ton.
mr., Arthur Raw won the handsome sill
~, watch ratified by Mr.. Ike Kuhn Mon
day night.
Manv of our young friends spent quite IN
,;ovah,e evening at the residence OF Mf'
and Mrs. r, 81. Endom on last Friday.
Raw. w. Hunter will ofaciate ut Grace
En;scopal church next Tuesday evening"
He will give holy baptism to all desiring lie
The Monroe Excelsior Saw and flanlne
Mills is executing $4,000 order 1or the
yicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific haii-
road.
The watch ratified by Mr.. J. D. HERON o.
West Monroe on the LIST inst, was won W
Mr.. r. Thompson. he having thrown '"s
highest number, As.
The supper and dance given by the ladies
ofGrace Episcopal church was quite suc
cass. A handsome cake was rallied ans
won by Miss Margie Garrett.
The trial of tho case of the State again
Jos, Lemle, G. a. and w. w. Conneila an.
Mctaowan, charged with arson, was teruii
mated late last Wednesday evening" result
ing in tue acquittal of all the partie
accused. The court will adjourn to-day.
There arrived at the home OF the edito
on the evening of the 9th inst, an ant-hin
Damocrat. "Native and to the mano
born" he belives IN tho Blue banner {
Reform, kicks against ring rule, ana nj
enlisted for the campaign in the ranks
the white majority.
Col. J. NJ. Dedman, formerly OF Sem
Ala. died at his residence, Shelby Spring
Ala. on the 4th inst, after a lingering II
ness. He was Colonel of the Twentie
Alabama and was several times wound
during the war. Col. Dedman was
brother of Capt. NJ. L. Dedman former
of this city but now of Vicksburg.
Prof w. C. Stubbs of tho State Depa
meut of Agriculture spent several days
the past week in this parish prospectl
for the location of the experimental fal
tn be established in North Louisiana.
parish has made liberal concessions
our prospects are bright for securing
prize. If we get the farm it will be Local
near Calhoun.
Mr.. Franklin Garrett is in receipt o.
telegram to the effect that all necessary
raneements have been made for the co
mence,nent of work at Natchez on the n
Orleans. Natchez and Fort Scott Rallrt
and that the company expects to build
Monroe by December LIST, 1883. Inc iii
nation arrived to late for us TOO go INTO
tails but full particulars will be given n
week.
Sheriff and Tax collector j. e. McG'
has received a letter from w. T. Ivy, RI
dent of tho Tensas Basin Levee Dlstrlct'
>tructins him to discontinue the collect
of the acreage tax for levee purposes an
refund to the tax pay ers all of said tax
in his hands. The tax collected Tor
and turned into the State treasury
,lso be refunded as soon as the pr
showing can be made.
The Chicago Inter-Ocoan gives tDo
lowing rules for leap year party:
dies will call for tho gentlemen prom
,t Q o'clock. Those who keep their es'
waiting. and arc consequently late at
;,, ,,o +raated as wall flowers.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
TEXAS KNOWN ABROAD.
What 9 Drummer sBys-Everycne Graz
About the Lone Star state.
SPRISsFIELD Mo March Q 1880

What Drummer sBys-Everycne CrexI
About the Lone Star state.
sPRISsFIELD, Mo, March g. 1855.
John Howard, Esq, of and for Texas, St
Louis, Mo.
My DEAR SIR-Since left you at the
Texas headquarters, in St. Louis, my
business as travelling salesman has taken
me through half OF the northern states,
and in every one of them Texas is S COM
mon subject Of conversation.
One old merchant of Southern Illinois
said to me, one day lsst week, as 1 WAS
trying to sell broken lot of straw hats,
at very low figure. "Our folks eb out
here are plumb crazy about Texas, and
they are never tired with talking about
her size, her people, crops, climate and
the like. Somebody ID s.. Louis is send
log me and some OF my friends 8 news
paper with funny name, Texas Boiled
Down, aud it's that paper that's done tie
business for all Of US. wonder if sill
the newspapers in that country have
funny nsmes7 My boy bought 3 funny
paper in the city, last week, called Texas
Sitting, but Texas Boiled Down gives u.
lots Of news soout Texas, and tbst's jlst
what we wanfy rigat here"
Parties who are farmers talk shout the
sections back from the coast, while mer-
chants and dealers of all kiads seem to
think that the finest chances for business
are already open and waiting to be filed
wherever there is hsrbor or G direct
railroad center.
The fact is that "Texss Boiled Down"
has made many uneasy people sll over
the north ana west; people who want to
better their condition; who wsnt to
follow Horace Greeley's advice, and to
fad some country 20 grow up with.
II they can't find it in your big state
there is not much use looking for II any
where else.
A state that will make one apiece of
New YORK, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23

negroes, made their escape from the
building In q semi-nude condition. A
destitute tailor, who was elected by the
agent for nun-payment OF rent, is sus-
pected Of having set the plsce on fire.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
BEING PURELY vEGETABLE

Elopments are trested seriously in Rus
sta. A young woman has been sent to
prison for four months and Will lose her
share in the family property because she
married without the pssernal consent.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
BURNED 10 DEATH.
= Rag Plcaer's wife and her Four-Y

4 Rag Plcker's wife and Bier Four-Yesr
Old Daughter
CHICAGO, IL, March ls-Mrs. VII
liam Dalton, wife OF rag picker, wss
burned to death with her four-year old
daughter in tenement house fire st 1928
South Clsrk street early this morning
About dozen other persons, half Of them
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23

A large panther has been lurking in the
neighborhood OF HArtland, Conn., making
hideous bowls st night and frightening the
farmer boys and alarming the I've stock.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23

Flechettes, a new in or out door game,
has taken Paris by storm. It consists In
throwing feashered darts, like javelins,
st target.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
| 100
THROWN Away.
TREATING The WRONG DISEASE.

Many times women call fanny suffering as they imagine one from pe
another h pain here there and in this they all alike themselves
and or
pills and assuming them be uch when reality they
wmbd of
mtfrse
o like DIR
pEng nsdtutng prolonged