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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
PERSEVERANCE WINS.
story of a Lad Who Insisted on Having
Work.

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Some five years ago many people who
happened 10 pass Ger ain Chicago news
paper oIice might have noticed u bright
faced lad OF about Il yers of age, who
KEEP, hi eyes tAed on The en- rance 10 the
counting room. Whenever any one issued
fron tue Office if grown person, the
10 would ldress him, with an eager
g.ance: Are you lookin' Tor boy, SIR
lie came on duty every morn NJ early,
fr sh bright, cheerful. and apparently un-
iii ma ell 10y the uubroken current Of
no s that Low d b him. In W elk he
disappeared Last week while the writer
was chatting with the manager of one OF
The largest who cSalc csta .li,hments in the
West bright, active young fellow. with
cheeks full of color and eyes shining with
good nature and earnestness, came up and
handed the manager a paper. 1t was the
lad who had stood before the newspaper
Office in search Of man who wanted u
boy.
Who is that lad? lie seems above the
average.
Il picked him off the sidewalk in front
OF a newspaper lice. lie /, one of the
rightest, quickest and most fail hfu Of
the bows in this establishment so day
he VIII be al the head of some biz bust
ness. lie is Of Irish purentage d sup
ports widowed mother aud brother
and sister.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
noRTGAGR sALE-Dcfault having BEEF

MORTGAGE SALE-Dcfault having been
Nl made in the payment of Il certain mortg-
age made and executed 10y Loren ID. Rodman
and Laura \ kodmun, of Alma, GratiOt cOun-
~. Michigan, To George Chandler OF the same
place. on the second day of February, 1881, and
recorded in the Office OF the Register of Deeds
for GratiOt county. Michigan, on the 10th day
of November. 1883. az 10 O clock p. IN. N IL
Der Al of mortgage on page 80 upon which
mortgage there is claimed To bc due and unpaid
Al date of this notice. for principal and interest
the sum of Three Hundred and htty-tour dol
lars and eighty-ninc cents tS354 so and no pro-
ceedings having been taken To collect the
same or any part thereof either at law or in
Notice is hereby given. that ny virtue of the
power of sale in said mortgage given and in
pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided. there will be sold at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. on the 9th day OF Jan
nary 1850. at l0oclock a. IN at the front door OF
the Court House in the village of lthnca, Graf
tot county, Michigan, this being the place FOR
holding the circuit court for said county, the
premises i'm said mortgage described, or as much
thereof a. shall bc necessary To satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage with temper cent
interest. and legal costs. together with an at
torney fee OF fifteen dollars $1,000 as is 10y
statute provided; that Is TO say the following
niece or parcel OF land situated in the, village
of Alma, Gratiot county. Michigan:
Commencing alta point thrty-nine ana one
half (3gIs ~ rods east of the southeast corner OF
the northwest quatrcr a. of the southwest
quarter a., of section thirty-fOur t3i in town
twelve 12l north of Range three GO west thence
east tlOl rods, thence north four "a rods and
fourteen Ia links. thence west ten tlO rods,
thence south four a. rods and fourteen O4i
links To place of beginning.
Dated Oct 18th lSSN,
GEORGE CHANDLER,
Mortgage.
JoHS II. SPtNNEYa and B. n. SAWYER,
Attorneys for MortRagee.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Her Bustie Burn ed.

Mrs NJ. J. trauss, wife OF Troy On.
Y merchant. was walking up the street
the other evening with her dress ri
ablaze. She WIS unconscious Of the fact
until passer-by rushed across the street
md began to slap her dress in his eIort-
TO extinguish the flames Mrs. Strauss,
somewhat surprised. kept walking.
When she was in frolt of clolhin :
ore, one Of the clerks rushed from the
store and succeeded in putting out the
tire. Mrs. Strauss was taken into the
store, where she nearly tainted from ex
element She MAS not burned. but the
back of her skirts were destroyed. The
origin Of the fire is II mystery, but IL was
probably the work of an inccndia~y. The
incident created sensation on the street.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. ID. suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind. testifes
Il can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief
In every case. One man took six bottles and was
cured of rheumatism Of 10 years standing"
,raham Hare, druggist. Bellville, Ohio. afirins:
tine best selling medicine have ever handled IN
my ~ years experience. is Electric Btters."
thousands OF Others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict Is unanimous that Electric
Btters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood Only half dollar bottle at b. 8
Webbs Drug Store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
A SINGULAR MAN.
Lost Ills Wallet hut Did Not Intend to
Turn III. Tact 80 Advantage.

Lost Ills Wallet But DID Not Intend to
Turn the Tact ," Advantage.
On Baker street car The other day,
says the Detroit Free rvsS. "A man who
had taken car ii kct from his wallet
dro ped the leather on the IGOR at his
feet in trying 10 eplace II ia his pocket
Three or -four pa 'Scngtrs saw the tranac'
ton. but no one had sail IA word. when
the loser dis cred his loss aud st rled up
aud sat down in disgust.
Anything wrongr" asked one of the
pm sen ,crs
~ es wallet is gone.
Probably picked out of your pocket
"No. que not.
Don't you suspect some one in this
carr
"Oh. no. probably dropped it on the
street"
Probably contained hundred dollars
didn lt?'
NO"
EMU b rs fifty tn NJ
No guess there was about dollar
in II.
But you will stand off your gas bill
and water tax and grocer on account OF
il, of course?
No. sir; l shall pay everything to
day"
We'll. gosh darnio gum. if you amt n
mighty queer man and here's your wal
let Say. folks lets present him toxic N
OF our utter anna cement
And they bought him six car tickets
and offered TO run him for mayor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
A Woman,s Discovery. 2

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too by a woman in this county Disease
Fastened IT. clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstoOd It's seyerest tests. but her
vial organs were undermined and death seemed
imminent For three months she coughed inces.
sanity and could not sleep. she bought Of NJ a
bottle of DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton and was SO much relieved on taking the first
lose that she slept all night. and with one bottle
has been miraculoIsly cured. Her name is Mira.
Luther Lutz" Thus write W. Z. Hamrick & Co.
Of Shelby, N. C.-Get free trial bottle at b, 3.
Webb's Drug Store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07

An Oriental Rep ID cei nv n

An Oriental Rep ID el by
ar ,ser.
Rousseau has said that from the food Of
n na ion ou can toll ITS characteristics; II
this is true 10 b tier spot FIR Inc study
of ethno ogy could be- found that Cavalla.
Dou btless, ii il bc desired, an opportunity
Will occur of d n.ng with many nation
alitie,. BY al means accept IN invita-
ton 10 dine with Turkish paSha says
writer N Cornh H. had lllj pleasure of
taking meal with the Governor of Ora
ma who is passing rich ior Turk. see
ing that he rules over the plain where the
chief tobacco farms are AMI lis oppor-
4 mites for amassing wealth are many
and varied. lcnce aud expeditions are
the ch Of characteristics OF u Turkish
meal. The table pIeparai ons are lew.
but the d sh are many; olives. caNiare,
cheese. c c., are d'tted about. an per
hap, rs many as ten diShe, are handed
around on cover d bra en dist es consist
Ing of rice or barley, meat or boiled nsh.
cakes seasoned with vegetables, roast
lamb, beans. a species of.rlsso wrapped
mp in vine leaves. the newt. bic pilaf and
fruits, an /, rs wine is forbidden, an in
toNicating substitute is founl in liquors
and brandy. Each person has his glass
of she bet by Ia IN. and his piece OF an
lcavenei bread, for the Turks owe half
baked dough. II vii comfort the Euro
pean 10 81 e everyone was h hands before
his meal. { orls are unknown. and each
is expected 10 dip his finger N o the IA
worry morsel as 1t is handt 10 Inn. Dur
Ing the whole of the feeding process
scarcely ur or five words will b. uttered,
and at the most your repa>t Will last
twenty minutes, but then afterward with
the coffee an the hu role bubble. CONVEX
sation will Low freely To the Turk eat
Ing Is serious g..Strollmic exercise,
which will not admit Of any convers tion
being entered into during = progress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
A RsInarkab Moon.

A young MN from the rural districts
staggered out Of II saloon in Americas.
Ca. one night aud wendell his weary way
along the street. Cia icing 10 look up he
saw the big Illuminated clock on the
county court house for the first time.
Selling the lamp post he regarded it in
tently for several moments rs VI 10 be GER.
tain that he was not asleep, and finally
said "WclI, I'll hicJ swarl Ish sheen
h' ap er (hicl moons. but - If | ever
(hic) sh'en one with tggers around CT rim
fore and legs on it, 4"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
An Able Editor,

Miss BlueStocking taged 39: have
sent YOU dozen OF nv poems within the
past year and you have re urned every
one OF them. called TO ask what is the
matter with them
Magaz ne Editor (kind'y); My dear
young lady the great French critic Renan.
saws il is impossible for any one TO write
we'll before the aye Of forty
Miss Bluesiockin Oh, | see. | will
send you some new ones in about twenty
\eATs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Ill trains daiIy. cxcept sundny.

Connections 4, Toledo with all lines di-
vcrging; at Manhatten Junction with Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie: at Alexis junction with NJ. >.
and l.. :. n VI. G.: at Monroe Junction with
Adrian Branch l.. :. y VI =; nj Dundee with
" 4 o. and /. :. Il VI. G; at Milan Junction
with Butler division abash, st J.. n p; at
Pittstcid with Ypsilanti branch l. : NJ. :;
ut Ann NtbOr with NJ. c.; al south Lyon with
D. l.. a n, and TA;ut Hamburg with VI. \.
Line division G.. T.; nj Howell with d L. n N.
al Dunand with G. Is r., and ID. \ NJ; at
Owosso juno ion with y. \ NJ, and VI. L.; at
at ST LOUIS with u l.. y ~, and ;. V. n 81. L.;
at Nina with ID. l.. 4 N; at Mt. Pleasant with
r. a =. M
W. II. BFNNETT, Gen. Pass. 4 Fr't Ag't.
II. w. ASHLEY Cen sup.
\. j. DFLOR. gent. Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
He Be me IL conci ed A'so.

Tenderfoot to Dakota no ell proprietor
-IoI sy You say your char yes are s.
per day wi bout or 5 per day with pota.
toes? | think those rates are ridiculous
AMI exhorbitant
{ Proprietor with one hand on a gun and
rointing out Of window To private
cemetery with the other There are a
numter OF gentlemen out there Us held he
san.e views at frs. but they Lecame re
concileu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Poor Futl Tor Winter.

Study Farmer: Wan ter marry my dar.
ter, ell Nall, what hcv We got Ter sup.
port With
Impecunors Youth admit, sir, that
am meagerly supplied with this world S
goods; but think Of nv family connec.
lions. We have one OF the finest geaea.
logical trees in the country.
Study Farmer: Huh: Won't keep o
family in fire wood NOR II three weeks.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Half Married.

Daniel II. Owens, having secur d
license to marry Miss Nancy {. Vaughn.
was having the ceremonies said by the
Rev. Alexander Pro at. aud when they
were just la { completed the brides
mother jumped in between them and for.
babe further proceedings and the mar.
rage was declared of We believe this
TO Be the first instance OF the kind In his
tory.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
TO RENT. FOR SALE. ETC.
For Sale.

20 acres of choice land. in Antrim Co; five
0 miles from county seat: tirst-Class hard tim
hcred land; 10 acres improved Will sell cheap
or exchange for village property. Enquire of
so MCCULLOUGH BUTTON.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
For Sale or Rent.

Forty acres ofgocd hand ON Section I. i'm sum
I ncr township, GrHtiot Co. Mich, contain.
ing a email louise, baIn and granary, good
wsii, young orchard. y well fenced and alittlc
over one half cleared. the remainder covered
with lCCch and maple timber For pan tioulars
address me at JOnt syihC Mich.
ts0-Jan. / 30 + a Lesson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS,

HAVING purchased the Grocery Stock of GEO. W. PCL
FREY will continue in that line of trade and will strive to
keep up with the times with frst-class stock of
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan
SOUTHERN DIVISION

Taking effect NOV. 4. lsss.
North Bound. Standard Time. south Bou nd
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
Groceries @e Provisions,

Which will sell reasonable prices for The high
market prices paid for Farmers Produce.
\ call is respectfully extended to ALL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07
VINEGAR BITTERS.

The only Temperance Bitters known. II
stimulates the Brain aud quiets the Nerves,
regulates the Bowels and renders n perfect
blood circulation through the human VEINS
which il sure tn restore perfect health. 4
beautiful book free.
Address, X. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO,
59gW ashing tonSt., Now York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-12-07

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
and Health Restorer. Cures all
kinds Of cal ache With n Thirty
Minutes--Try it.
GEO. w. DAVIS, of l69 Baronne ST., New
Orleans, La, writes under date May 18th. 1885,
as follows; II have been going TO tho Hot
springs, Ark. tor II teen years for an itching
humor in my blood. have just used three
bottles of Vinegar Bitters, and il has done me
more good than the springs II 10 the best
medicine made"
JOSEPH j. EAGAN, of No. - West st. New
York says; Have not been without Vinegar
Bttess for the past twelve years, and consider
IL a whole medicine chest Inv our family"
MRS. MATTE kCRGUSON. of Dryen. ". Y
says: VINEGAR Bttcrs is the best medicine
ever tried; it saved my life"
TT. BAILEY, of Humboldt, Iowa. says: "vin-
cgar Biters cured me of paralysis, ten years
ago. and recently II cured me of rheumatism"
MRS. WM. A. DAVIS. OF Camden. n. J SAYS:
II haze suffered greatly from indigestion and
bowel troubles, and Vinegar Bitters gave me
great relief"
JAS. II. DWYER, Of Webster, Mass, writes:
II always use Vinegar Bittcrs a. spring medi-
cine, and have best OF health"
l. COLEMAN Montgomery ST, New York
writes: Il find your Vinegar Bitters first
class tonic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11

Services oy the pastor. j S.G'nespie - II q m.
| and at + 80 D. m Rev. a. 2 Gravaa d D. OF
/ New YorF, the renowned sv=ng, list, will
I p'' ach. Bsptlslng at the nj hit 'erv're. San
, cay sch-ol 90 5 p. m Praise GEd payer
services on Wednesday light
{ Cumberland Presbyterian chp-ch. Hr fmsr' g
hsll on Mti straet below Fun sirest,up stairs
Presch'u- a. u N. and 7:S0 D nj. ~ the pa.
| tor, Rev IL. T!nnon. SUI cay school 1T 9:3o
q. IT., w. .. Fakes. superintendent. Good
! music, free .este and warm welcome for all
/ who W ii attend.
81. Pants Methodist EPISCOPAL church, corner
Ninth ard Main streets, James Kirkpatri' k,
! psstoI. Services sun ay morning an Evenir G
| vill be concu ted By Rev. 81 llism j. Rutle ge
! Of Jacksonville, II. All are cordially Invited
| Strangers made welcome.
| G:rnan EvAngeucEl-St Johns church or
| Calhoun street. between Ninth and Eleventh
treetg. Rev. Carl r. BaUEsanp, pastor. Di
vine .eIvlces st 10 a. u. Sunday school at
-. n,
The Christian okEIch, corner Sixth ard
| ThrockmOrton stree "a. Preaching moraing ard
! event by the regular miri-ter. subject IN
J N rnlDg. Jonah n Type Of ChIist:" l. the
made welcome.
First B9piist Church, Jones between First
! anH See. nd strsets. Suadsy sch 1ol at $50 W.
| H. Tayior Al, eTintcntert. Presiding st II
H. and ! Sc p N. by The psszar, Eav. J. MIr~
| gan Wells strNngi rs wei3 mo.
Broadway Presbyterian Church-CNrner Of
BrOSd way ana -. Louts aVeaue. Divine ser
d.. Mitchell wi pr"ach this n ,.nirE about
An Oh Story with Nv Interr alton"
SABBATH school 1t 50 s. n. JaEes q
kne-saperintenasnt. Pra!CT mea:ing az ! 80
! $ einesday nigh. str4ng rs iEyit=d to all
these sefTics~, and made we9ome
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
DR.. JFKYlL and MR.. HYDE.

an SaleS co DIsma IsSSs CT Stevenson.
EuI zEtna-ive sy.'Gs q, Ia Up "a a"use
The u1wzgd Gem lsay presented 81 III
cpe-a house yes.efday ai:ernoon suc
agsla i,s:Iia5g very bs1 dram It;zssiol
81 SsevansoA's D.. Jtsyl snd Mr.. Hyde
ghe mq-uy gas Sc bsd IS tie play
There Wzre UGe or two people In ;hs cast
wAo might do coed work II gwen $
CnirCe, DI: in tbs Publish they hsvs
C9He Leslie Miller IA tn dutl role oi
J kyL I'D HYDE was SIMPLY execrsble.
&, u.i pisy nei.tGF the gsll.aEizn ror
tn " R'u. Mes LIE Hual TRs PGssi
BILE SIS Gladys CLrew TIE others ranged
n II fair % very had
Tlere wss ,one horse plsy
ta'e1dsd fr comedy, which made
Iha suj.crce laugn, and TWO Songs which
were ialaE olatsd By msin ioIce, and
ySry o4C3y eprg, woH = good deal OF
sr7l>use good deal OF Tie COMEDY
consisted e swearing, Hnica ia rarely
y ia Is on Ene stsgs, sgd never entirely
aoceHtsble
MeB Jsre Cocmbs will lla7 Bleak
HJGsa 0" Mogdsy light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11

Although the ra.p .Da mud hs7a oper
s'ed against ounctaal!t7, the sver'ge
sctu.l ~t.srdaace is very good, While
tbs tara Iess is SLIGHTLY increased IN the
VT o!=-bBildiEg ". dcea rot average :
saTdy. There Was nHt . eingle cs'e cf
tardlnesg in nus!d'DS 10. I rooms 8, 4
snd 2; building M IL rnons 8, Sara g.;
aaIloirg RI " rGg12s { aud 8; bull Il g
No. VII. T.n,n 3.
TIE week cgoses the eighth scGolsg!'c
WeEk-sEcnrd gcL0Gl mcCtG.
'Taa monthly c&Td5 sAo&iEg lie g'teHd
Anca, department, reatuess sd average
OF scholarship g1U he sSEt to ps.euts
ssr;y rtxt weGE. Taosa are t1e only
mesEs q communication beswePn Ges
ma agaIGa1, Of the sc5G0!a sIG parents;
dCacr pSrpn's t-a csrEes.Iy requested &c
examine these caras before s;gE;Es, snd
-etuTairg,
TIE third schCcl mon;a beg'rs Mcadsy
mex, November 70 Pd3iis cut should
ZetRJE 81 tuce. TIE Classes arc pro
gE.sS;ng Sii tins tiu19.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
FIREMEN's DEPARTMENT.
prlestD
HEADQuARTRr p.LEsTIEE FIRE Dc
rARrhENT NoVember 10. lSSS (

HEADoUARTFr p.LEsTIEE FIRE Dc
rARrnEST November 10. 1855
Whereas, 1t has pleased the AIM guy
to remove from ur mIds cur este6 m d
brota r snn president Of Palestine Hoee
Company No l, end
Where's, from the upselfish ipteTet
which he took in our welfare and the ur-
firing activity and determined couras e
which he disrl.yed IN responding 10 the
urgent dfmsuds On Cur dsps5tm5 NJ, our
deceased brother h. S won our respect and
&C m ration, therefore, bs /:
Resolved, l Thst 81 the present day,
when an efficient fire department. ls
deemed &c institution OF paramount I'M
por,arce IN every community, the deIth
of ore OF its members should be coGsid-
cred public cslsnitv, as every Il 'emsn
hiss sn iDcon,estab'e claim to be regarded
as an Indispensable guardian OF the pub
lie ssf5tY
That the nembe's Il thu Palestine
Fire Department tska this opportunity 10
publicly tender their synpsthiea to the
berasvsd wife, assuring her Of their sin
csre participation n her sorrow and OF
their recognition of the excellent qusii-
lies CT ta' If deceased brother So hug
band spdjfsther.
lbst copy Of thega resolutions be
forwarded TO the sorro1ipg wife, &c also
to the Fort Worth DAILY GAZETTE ard
TIE LEGAL papers.
C. L. DILKEs,
S. CRIsT,
P J ANDERSON,
J MURPHY,
". q. HEwETT,
r. CLARK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
With the church, will prese b ct the First
Bantist church liz m, to-day,

| With the church, will preach ct the First
Baptist church a. IL S m. to-day.
J. B. Roberts, city editor Of the Mail
sra his wife, were made very ht ppy las
night by the arrival Of fine bog baby
! Mr. Roberts friends Of Inc press extend
hesr!;eet corgrs,ulaiioi
There Is move on foot to build 81 For:
} Worth 8 magnificent college to coet el
! least Sl25. COO. A Boston syndicate has
agreed 0 dons.e ten acres Of lsEd near
the city for the enterprise.
| Several blocks ct concrete sidewalks
sIe to be halt On Main street ct an early
day. The ball set in motion by the reo
PIE IN Main between Thirteenth and
Fonr,et nth will cortipue 10 roll.
IN few days new buildings 10 COST
ever $50 o00 Will oe begun on Msn
street There Is also talk CT CSC, 900
building four ste ries high to go up on tn
northwest ccrrer CT Main ARD Seventh
streets.
Fort WoItl R,publ.csns propose to
have TWO celebrations OF The election OF
iheir candidates 10 The pEesidency. O.
Mocdsy night the Harrison snd Morton
i Club will rave erard psrsde spd on
TUESDAY e GIT tgeTe Will b. meeting 81
The oouIth. use where eeyeIel speeches
will he mtde.
It is probable that the Commissioners
give L WORTH Il ~ courthouse. Ssv-
general market place, II the county hSs
"a power, and, If not, express themselves
az fsvoring the building Ct g mafka,
house b. the city.
& Few i'm was formed in Fcrt Worth
yesterday CGwps;s.d 81 David BosZ O,
this city aud L Mccarthy. formerly CT
Albany. Tney vii tfEusncl resi- eE!3:e
and commission business. Nj MeAGGl'y
has brougHt his family to Fort Worth ard
Will locate here permanently. H has In
vested laEgcly1n Fo-t Wotte property.
Granville e. Martin, editor Of the Tex
ss Cs mmeTaixl Reporter, last IlRht sent
. the San Aniopio International Exp 81.
ION two nedslr, one gold, fer toe hand |
&c n 4st jlprngi,s. in ATTENDANCE On lhe |
NR:loEIl E tltoriM ccnven;ior. End TIE |
olner, eii7sr, for tie nCmsliest i0urnalie.. |
Both medals aye artistic ara valuable.
It VIII probably be Thursday or Fridsy |
before the county Cficegs eject q1alify |
tDi are Installed IN eff: &c The commits |
=IuEers will assemble Monday end S!!l |
b. n session sevarrl days. As stated pre- |
viously the new Commissioner cour |
Will CONSIST CT three Democrats ami one
Non-P,rtissn, exactly he reverse Of The
last two yesYs.
Tee ladies' CT ths Cumberland Ptesby.
ter!ao church surprised ta,ir psstcr, the
Rav. r. NJ. Tinnor, yesterday afternoon
~ tie presentation OF hspdsoms suit OF
clothes. The doctor WAS sittirg In his
study when tox wss brought IN, ard CT
Jpenicg Il he ~ss uos! agteen5iy eur
lElsec 10 find the present. he WAS so
mech plessed thkt ne could not help tell
liz she GAZETTE nsn ell about II. The
1onors will be appropriately thanked at
his mornings service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
HGALETTEs.

See the largest Sas;sm'lles: watch IN
the country il TuliSsFSssow widow to-
morrow,
There IS much 1alk Al present ia Fort
Worth cl Isree Enterprises waIc1 will
beDef The city.
EeiJre November has gene oue Fort
Worth ci lien will beE.n t5e cons'ru ction
of rasl5ecee TO cost fully 500, 600 L:
will o. e. magnificent structure
Ray. Dr.. &. P. Graves Q! New York
under whose preaChi2g tas pastor united
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
9atly Oazette,
THE CITY
sUETNEss osElus RcURS

Ths b1sINess once Of The GATNTTK
VIA be open Until p. m. every week day.
And ~ sundays s. Will 90 pen from 2
SO ?, n. kd7eIIIssTn III, llsSBs bEiDg
IN IGr tavo-s during bIs;Hvre iuUa.
Ehe foreman Ut ths ClDroa4rs r0or
viii sGc9pt Es.5I Eaess hours cEiy sQc5
Advsfsiaems Gtj 60 sEs accompanied BY
ahs casa ST regular rstse: SIS lie hsS 40
sEsnoIltF 20 make, END FElws nothing
A9aEf sHisting contracts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-11
Msodqse = Hilsson
TIE PUBLIC Schools.

Weekly st a:em aut OF the Condition snd
Prospects Of tue City Pablo Schools.
The following is wsskIy statement of
the average actual attendance and tsrdl-
ness of the city ruolic schools OF Fort
Worth for thu week ending Friday,
November 9, 1888. together with other
MASTERS CT interast connected with the
public school aysterl: