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Art Department.

Pictures s.atuuy. modelling IN any plastic
material. artistic ccuu ics mot for domestic
nss4 carve B work, chased and rcpous-e work
artificial flowers. taxidermic work.
One special feature Of the art department.
which viii display the artistic qualities Of
Southern ar. will be Il colonial exhibit. No
state is So rich in colonial relics a. Virginia.
No state has so many citizens interested in
her colonial history.
To give an accurate idea of what colonial
house IN Virginia was here viii be fac smile
OF the house and OF the beautiful old dining
room, etc, at the splendid old colonial man
SION "Braudon" on the James.
This der artment will occupy separate iron
building. Mr.. william L. Sheppard will have
entire charge of the arrangirg and care of
this department. Many prominent artists
have prom ised contrit utions Of their skill To
this eX Tit. Applications for pace in this
department should tie addressed TO Nr. VII
lnam l. Sheppard, 1904 Main street, Richmond
Va
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FIRST RATE Eirn DAY, . O'CLOCK P. NJ
Firs, Tuesday. October 9th.

First race WestOvor purse 800, OF which
s25 TO the second. Weiter weighs. Gentle
man riders. Open only TO horses used habitu
allv as saddle horses. No horse under -four
years old, nor any that has ever started in any
but gentle ans race allowed to start. One
mile.
Second race: Purse 800, Of which $50 70
second. For ali ages. NaideLs allowed ter
pounds. One mile.
Thrd race Purse SEQ, of which $50 to sec
ond For thrce-yc + oldand upwards Maidens
allowed if three year old, ten pounds; If four
years, seven pounds; If FIVE years, five pounds
0ne and one eighth miles.
Fourth race: Purse $780, of which s2j Il
second. Open 10 all ages. Weight for age.
Second Day Wednesday. October 1Oth.
First race: Purse 500, of which so 10 sec
ond. Two years old. Three quarters Of a
mile.
Second race Purse $3.50. of which $50 TO
second open 20 all. Weight for age. one
and quarter miles.
Third race Purse $3.50, of which $50 to sec
ond Horses beaten once at tbs meeting al
lowed five pounds. One and onc.eighth miles.
Third Day Thursday, October 1Ith.
First race Purse 325O, of which $50 TO sec
ond. For three year-old and upwards. Win
ners OF a single race this meeting five pounds
extra: OF two races seven pounds extra.
Horses beaten once allowed seven pounds
One mile.
Second IA c: Purse $500, of which $50 TO sec
ond horse. Weight for age. One and one
quart r mi
Third rae Purse, '25O. If which so 70 sec
ond. Weigh; Tor sge. one and one eighth
miles.
Fourth Day-Iriday. October 18th.
First race Purse. geo: OF which so TO sec
ond For all ares. Haiaens allowed. If tour
years OF undc tea pounds. One and one
quarter miles.
Second race: Purse, so, Of which $50 to
second horse. For horses beaten ard not hay
Ing won "a race th.smeeting, those beaten
twice AID not having won a race this year.
allowed five pounds, or If they are mailens
allowed ten unds. one mile.
Third race: Rulfeid purse. $50, Of which
s75 to second Weight for age. Open to ali.
Maidens allowed san pounds Two-mile
lash.
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C0L0RED PEOPLES DAY
October 81. 1883.
R ACES
ATTIRE
Virginia Agricultural. Me-
ChaniCal and Tobacco
Exposition.


FIRST RtCE-RINN1NG.
Purse, So, Of which SIS TO the second. 40
horse under four years old, or that has ever
started in any nut gentleman's race allowed
10 start. ono mile. -Four - enter, thr.e to
start.
SECOND RACE-TFOTrISG;
Four-miuute class. premium slo0-First
horse SEQ second hore ss5. thirdho $l5.
One mile. Best two in three. Four 70 en-
ter. three 20 start.
THIRD RACE-RUHyrNG.
Purse $i2j. Of which $50 70 second. open TO
an horses entered by their owaers. WEIGHTS
forage. One mile Four 20 enter, three 20
starr.
FOURTH RACE 7 CITING.
Free to all. Premium Si-e-First horse SO
second horse $40 third horse s25.
one mile. Best two in three. our 10 enter,
three 20 start.
Mule mcclure. -. one mile. Open.
ownership unr stiicted. Four % start.
An entrance fee of per cent will Toe re
qured on all races Entries must be- ma 'e at
this Office. on or before the 2jth day Of 0cto
Der. The races will be governed by the same
rules and ~ uations as govern the regular
running and q, tting races Of this society as
laid down in the programme. For further in
formation, address A. Z. VENABLE. IN,
Secretary
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CoIored Department.

This department = ia charge OF the above
name committee. They have issued the toll
lowing circular to the colored people Of Vir-
g1nia IL is expected from pres nj indications
that the exhibit in this department will be Il
most interesting one:
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EXPOSITION
Continued
S,eciaI Premium.
Continued

10, ,be county oxbibit which shall be decid
-, the hest by the judges OF
.,,o,a there shall b. added Il
special premium. offered by hessrs u Phh-
Nos { Stein OF one set OF china, valued II
500 This pccai premium shall he conferred
mon shat person who has done the most
towards procuring ana displayins said exh hit'
and who shall Turn sh Herewith the u
complete staten ent Of the resources OF the
.aId couu: said person 20 bee eclcd by MI"
ior4ty vote Of the county Judge clerk ano
chairman Of the Board Of Sup'rvisors' m,e'
saii speclai premium l. conferred by the BY
position.
RS order OF the Executive Commute
AsHros sTARKE. President
AR v.NABIE Jr Secretary
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TALLULAH, GA, July 10, 1885, DIR II.
Motley DEAR Sir. am great believer
in YOU. Lemon Elixir. and use IL in my
family all The time We never use any
thing else, from the fact That il does more
good ;han nj, other medicines combined
for the diseases you recommend ii for.
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent T. & ID. K. Il.
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LEMON IIINIH.

it, Wonderful Eject on the Liver, stom-
ach, Bowels. Kidncys and Blood
As prepared hy Or II Motley. Atlanta,
Ga. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Billiousness, Construction,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia. Headache.
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness,
Colds. oss Of Appetite, Fc'ers Chr Is,
Blotcbe., Pimple>. all lmnurties IT the
Blood. Pain in The Back. Petpl ton OF
he Heart and All other dis Sc All "a by
disudcred liver stomach and H. neys
The first great cause Of all fatal d's as 8
Fifty cent. and 81 per bottle Soll Ivy
druggists generally. pnpfrcd by II.
Mozley. II. D., Atlanta, Ga
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PYR0TECHNIC
DISPLAYS.

During the pro grcss of the Exposition there
will be display OF the latest and most .mprov-
ed works in pyrotechnic art. The folI," ine
disp ays will be iircd Oct0terj
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Department "

Antiqmue. can collections Of brie-a brae,
etc.
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BICYCLE RACES.

BlCYCLER ACES.
Under the AuspIce. Of the Old Dominion
WheeiInen, on New One-Half Mile
Track Sow Being Built. October - and
-. During the Third Anarai Meeting
OF the firsinia Division, l.. A. w, for
which At FlegaBt Programme of En-
tertninncnts. Including Runs 10 the
HUNDREDS of Historical Points of In
terest In aud Around Richmond j. Ar
ranged. besides this Attractive
PROGRAMME OF RACES.
First Day.
One-half mile, novice, open. value Of two
prizes. $50.
Two mile, amateur, lap. Rovertype Safety"
open, Yue prize. gold watch and chain. value,
els.
one,mie, professional. open, one prize, $50
In cash.
One mile, Virginia Div ion l.. a. W. cham
pionship, two rizes, valued AZ so
Two milo T. am, lap three men each ieam)
open, three medals. valued at go.
One baf mile. without hands. open, one
medal, valued az 80.
One mile. tandem tricycle., handicap. open,
two prizes. valued az 500
One mile. cld Dominion wheemea. cham
pionship, one prize. lalued al $50.
One halt mile consolation. one prize valued
at SO.
second Day. October 24th.
One-talf mile. novice. Virginia Division L.
4. W. two prizes valued at so.
One mile. amateur handicap, open prize. Star
or Crank racing machine.
One haif mile ride and run. amateur. open,
two prizes, valued AT $40.
Three mile. professional, Tsp. one prize, SEQ
in cash
One mile, team. lap teams of three men
each. Virginia Division l.. A. W. only one
prize. consisting Of three medals and cup,
valued 81 j6j.
One-huf ulle ,teoplcchase ANY kind Of q
wheel two prizes valued at 80.
ono half mile, amateur. open. gold watch,
valued az go.
Three mile, virginia Division, J.. =. W..
two prizes, valued At $50.
One half ME. consolation, one prize. valued
AZ so.
Entrance Fees Professional events, $50;
cons olation l7ce- free. all other events 81.
Entries should be- made prior 70 October -,
lsss. to Alex. II. Meyer. chairman General
Committee, cJl East Broad street, by whom
further Information will be furnished.
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The Fir.t Race zach Day VIII be Called
Promptly at $50 pm.
First Day Tuesday, October 10Th.

TFsf Day ut-OhNf DtIoNtf IbIH.
No Whitby Stakes. $50. For two year old
colts and FLIES which have been owned in Vir
GINA six months previous 10 October lst. Nile
heats. bet two in three. % harness. els en-
trance. payable as follows: so toaccompany
nomination september lst, 81 which time en-
trance closes g"d balance October LIST The
Society adds $50; 70 per cent. Of the suhscrip-
ton. entrance ana forfe.. - first horse; 81 per
cent. 20 the second horse. and Il per cent. 20
the thin horse. No race unless there are four
10 enter and three e. start.
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rich carmine and purple stars and meteors.

rich carmine and purple stars and meteors.
No II. Our country cousins a comicai aud
mechanical pcce-out for days fun, enjoy
ing tn exposition.
No la Pire picture of Gencrai Robert y.
Lee. beautifully decorated, size OF bust
iOxl5
Noli. Aerial display Of bombs shells at
he ght OF 1oD feet. exploding into wheat sheaf.
stars. and Japanese 1re-1ys 10 humlning
birds.
NJ Is. Diamond cross This popular and
beautiful piece commences with rainbow
wheel Of Chin,sc IRE. changing 10 crtss OF
diamond CRYSTALS. tuicrsccttd with jets OK s'l-
ser TIE. in4s,oned.
No l6-NtriHl display Of thundcrb'lt rock
cts. attain attitude OF '0J fee. d.sohargiug pTis-
matte torrents Of goiicl showers or .iagic
sisrlets.
No 4. Aerial display Of bomb shsila 1t II
height Of coo feet Displaying ho,y ~ uests.
crowns Of pearls. gollen streame .-. ~.
neSium jess.
NOls Mammoth prize wheel. lr-
moth wheel represents large a. 'sii,,rt
revolving sun. with electric color. f'r'.5 /.
the G ntre. making three changes.
No. 10. Flight OF fancy rockets. mt
an altitude OF five hunir ii feet. ana ulspIay-
ing metcOric showers Of electric stars.
No 81 Grand oispav of liquid fire rockets.
These rockets are entirely Il new feature in
pyrotechny, only recently introduced in this
count 3. and challenges the pyrotechnic art
Of the world Tor beauty.
NO2l The great bonbarimcnt. terminating
with great explosions and earthquakes
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Special Premium.


Tho Columbus Ruccy Comuanv of roluna-
special premium for the Whitby stakes:
ioii""i"t "hh'ii'' i'e"' in c'hn'''l'h WIN
th' "'o,' sp'eI" premium ihe "hituy
s'"Ho7 ii"'''i- I'''r' 'I'''ay' ''i Der Io'h :
i''''.'H ""t""' N"." ""' ~. "''l'''" 10y we
'o'uiil"uN Hu'ty company Oh 'oiuhDus' o''
.hio"S '"S''n - "'N'7' "Ech'' '"iuhl"u'
WIS ''"'" 'afe''a"! '"' '"'s o,''ei"" ''ha VIII
" u'''1','' u" 'he winner oi thi' r'ce III ''e
VI ''' p'sI''on'
A-HfoN oiAi'Nt-
tIIs. morse Nv 'eC"nu norse sioO' 'hird morse
s"' lour'" morse GU
''. "O'S % 'onN no'sc siVo' 'n"u
bots" S'V' lourth morse sr'
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First Division HorsCs and mglos.
Second Division Cattle.
Third Division sheep ana swine
Fourth Division Poultry, pigeons, pet
STOCK and incubators.
Frh Division Agricultural and Horticul-
tur.
Sixth Division Horticulture.
ooSenth Diyis,On-W oman's Work.
Ngh'h DIVISION Bees Honey and Aplarian
sapptcs.
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VIRGIN An TIE CLERKS OF
fee " the Chauc"'y Court OF the city Of
Richmond. the 3 Gay Cf Au- ust, lsoo-In va
cation.
2. WhitlOck, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
lillian Laliy, William Snellinss. Michael +.
LAT and ". T. rawf rd........ Defendants.
IL CHANCEsY.
The object Of this III I l. 10 subject the elects
81 Nlliiim Ialiy and Of SnellipgS .. LILLY, lu
he hands OF " lillian Snelings - 'h1 5at!s-
G .itR a. tne plNutu 81 dm.
And affidavit hhyiu4 been ms'5 s2l g,oi
that the defendant. william lazy 81 - 0Dl-
resident ~ lh.s state, 10 IS ordered !. q. - a.
pear here within h teen days after Go inhii.
cat II OF this der and do what 10 & pes eSary
20 protect his interests in this suit.
A Copy feste
CHARLES W. GOrDII. cis-a.
LYON q. TyLRR. Pc 3a.i slaS
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section n. Articles for foo1-oa nned goods
preserved meats, frurt- vescuin'eS' s1'H''''
d kl.s and grocer sundres.
Section u. Confectionery, swcetmeats @nd
sugars
Section -. M.uora waters. fermen'ed ana
spirtuous liquors.
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Finale.

No92. A gigantic cascade Of fire. represent
ing the Falls u Niagara OF 600 square feet
OF golden ere. With gand boquct of rockets
and tight of monster shells producing nil
lions % stars OF various hues aud colorS. In
connection with the representation of the
falls. hy device recently introduced, the roar
ing Of the sublime cataract can bee peroeptibly
heard and will b. "A most magnificent finale
t. this grand display.
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Fourth Day-Friday, October 10Th.

No !. J. l. Darlington stakes $50. For
three year old col and fillics, which have
been owned in Virginia or North Carolina for
six months previous 10 October lst. Mile
heats, 10 harness. best three In five. -Four TO
enter. three 10 start. Fifteen dollars entrance,
payable as follows: $40 10 accompany nomina-
ton on September LIST, balance payable Oeto-
her lSt. The society 20 add $50. FIRST horse
to get ~ per cent. of the forfeit. entrance and
subscription; second horse rs per cent. and
third horse 10 per cent.
No2 Two thirty class, premium soc.
Firt horse 200, second horse 500, third horse
So, fourth horse $40.
Nos. Two Nv. y-twO class, premium 500
First horse $50 s. cond horse SIS. third horse
:i5, fourth horse, 5 0.
fiith Day-sHturday. October Goth.
MOL. TwO-ffty class, premium $400-First
horse S20J, second Lorse $50, third horse $50.
fourth horse $40
Purse, siO0-For stations which have made
Il season durinH ~, III virginia. Poster and
license % accomiau entry tee Bestthrce in
i've. Mic Keats. -Four 70 enter three to start,
or 30 race,
First horse 500 second horse .iC0. third horse
sCo, fourth horse so.
No 3 Free for all. premium 500 First horse
$50, second horse sl25, third horse SIS, fourth
horse SO.
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Premium Department.

COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION
OPEN TO THE WORLD,
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Department IL.

Section 20. Typography. book binding sta
t,onery AID material for printing and BOOK
binding.
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PURSE, $4,000. 100.
RUNNING RACES.

Tuesday, October 9th. Wednesday,
October. 10th. Thursday, Octo-
Der i1th, Friday, OctO-
Der 18th.
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W \. James, Bell Station, Ala,
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. ore bottle OF
DR. II Moz'ey's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken
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IN CHANCERY.

The object Of this suit IL to procure divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony 4 ON Samuel II.
AgBew. the de- endant and 10 cover alimony
for the plaintiff, her attorneys fe 3, and costs
IN prOsetu ing this suit, suit money and the
custody I hrr infant child. And an affidavit
having been made and iied that the defendant,
SamU,i II. Agnew. is not resident OF the
state OF Virginia. il is ordered that he do APP
pear mere within 1f cen days after due pa Ii
cation hereof and do what may be- necessary
10 protect his interest in this suit.
And IL is further cred that a copy hereof
BE- pubs shed once u week for four successive
weeks In t@e TINES newspaper, published in
thi- city, and thai a copy he nOsted at the front
door u the COurthOu g Of this city on the first
day of the next rm OF the Hastings court.
\ Copy -lcSt-:
CHARLES ". GODDIv. 'Ierk.
PAGEA CA TEX, .. q. lauislfx
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Section n. Musical instruments and goods
Section q Medical and surgical apparatus
and Instruments. drugs nj chemicals.
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+. H.sFLOURNOY, Clerk.

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OF THE CHANCEkY COURT OF
the City o. Richmond the 3rd day of August,
lsoS-In vacation.
Mary o Agnew, VINO sues by her friend. J0-
seph :. Dayis.......... ............. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Samuea II. Agnew .............. Defendant.
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Except Where Otherwise Specified.
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Section e. Teleguphy and electrical appa
ratus. electric motors erd dynamos.
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whole Amount Distributed in Premiums,
s2I, 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09
= United and.WCS
Alta Californian.

We referred recently to the right of the
state of Texas to dissolve into several
states without consulting the federal GOV
eminent except to demand admission for
such new states. This statement having
been questioned, we beg to quote from
the act of annexation:
New states of convenient size, not ex-
ceeding four in number, in addition to
SAID state of Texas, and having sufficient
population, may hereafter, by the con-
sent of said state, be formed cat of the
territory thereof, which shall be entitled
to admission under the provisions of the
federal constitution.
Here, then, is the authority for MAX
ing five states where now is one, and get
ting ten senators where now are two
Texas is as large a. all the original thir-
teen colonies, leaving Out North Carolina
In the electoral college of 1892 she will
have twenty-tour votes, and in ten years
more will cast the heaviest electoral vote
of any state in the Union. 1t IS said that
her school fund Will amount to $50
Don 900 and her Democratic majority is
$50 900 1t must be said for her that she
is the most American of any state in the
Union, and is likely TO remain SO, for she
attracts American rather than foreign
immigration
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A SOUVENIR OF THE WAR.

The following war souvenir was shown
by gentleman of Pana, III >, who was
born and bred Southerner. 1t recalls
an incident of General Lees surrender at
AppomattoX The Ccnfederates had been
without food for two days while march
inn and lighting. In their retreat from
Petersburg, ana for military reasons, the
lighting of fires at night was prohibited 6.
After the announcement Of Cen
eral Lees surrender, and while
waiting for the conclusion of
negotiations, hunger became rather
pressing. a young soldier, lank, lean
and ragged, with n bloody cloth bound
around his head, approached the officer in
command of his regiment and asked him
for some bread, or money with which he
could buy something TO eat from the SUIT
Icrs of the federal army. To which re-
quest his colonel replied that he had no
bread but would give him Il bin with his
Endorsement on it, and he handed him q
Confederate note with the following lines
written on the back:
Representing nothing on Cod green earth now,
And naught in the water below it:
AS the pledge of 4 nation that is dead and gone,
b, Keep ii, dear friend, and show it.
Show Il to those who VIII lend an ear
To Tic tale that this paper can tell
OF libcsty. born OF the patriot dream,
OF the storm-cradled nation that iei.
Too poor to possess the precious ores,
And too much stranger 10 borrow;
Y c issIed to-day our promise to pay,
And hoped 10 redeem on the morrow.
he days rolled on and weeks became years,
But our Golfers were cEpt" stnl,
Coin was so rare that the treasury quaked
If a dollar should drop in the till.
But tine faith that was in was strong indeed,
And our poverty well we Ciscer:sd.
And these iittle checks represented the pay
That our suffering volunteers earned.
We knew il had hardly value IN g5.d.
Yet A. gold. our soldiers received It
1t gazed in ON eyes with a promise I" pay,
And each patriot soldier Leleved a.
Bat our boys thought little OF price or pay,
or The bills that were overdue,
We knew if il brought Is oar Bread ;c-aay
IL was the best oar poor country could DO.
Keen it. II tells our history all ove:.
From The birth of its dream TO !hs last;
Modest and born of the angel Hope.
Like the hope Of success, II passed
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What care I bow fair she be,
If she he not kind TO me.


"Henrietta Irving asks more
troublesome question: She says: For
nearly year nave peeh corresponding
with gentleman whom l have never
seen lie Is the 1rlehq Oh my uncle, VINO
Wlshes me TO marry nm. lie says he
loves me, ana ne mas seen me olteh E
Now, l am III love WIN ahother young
man, whom l have seen Sometimes 1
thlhk love the lalteT 100 hiuth 10 ":ut
Iof the olher. -" mar "ouu you auNiSe
me 10 90! want 1or the hISI ("ho IS me
pest match) or encourage Inc latter!
WMcf Is etiquette!
Alas, henrietta, TINS IS caSe Where
etlqentte lalls, put we Sho"iu do'ise you
not TO encourage the one "houh you nave
not seen.
- Emma Spasm; ohouiu Inahi
young man VINO escorts me nome from
the theater! ..
Decidedly.
'Nalier Scott asks; IN ealing
should You send your card TO The lady by
servant, or simply give your name and
leave the card on the siaha before gong
away
II you are calling on lady Tor the FIRST
tme and are not known 10 her, SEND in
your card, but 1t IS not necessary 10 do
that after you do Know iler. IL you ask
her TO tea leave your card on the table in
the hai' ALIer liia' Siihp'S seHu up your
name.
''Noun% Mother asks: 81 wish to
give i CHRISTMAS parry 10 " Huihoer OF
children whose parents L DO not Know.
hon lii - ff..sa-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

An evening newspaper in this city has
a CompoSitor who IS treasure. "They
would strain. at gnat and swallow a
camel was the expression ne had to set
day or two ago, and shiS is the way he
set it: "They would strain at goat and
swallow a canal. ~ Albany Journal.
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simpxins. 81 was grieved, Marie, to
ssee Tommy looking over The morning pa
'pers to-dag.'' Mrs S 'Wny,
: can I see what harm it will do the boy to
Keep informed on the questions of the
day - Simpkins: 4" Madam, don It You
know thatI am running for office? 1
don L want my son to d!sown me. -
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care you tired y dear!' asked the
fond wife when evening came. ''Tired!"
said her husband, 81 should say L was
tired. / have been working like gas
meter all isv long.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-09

Berry Gender, near Pleasonton, No
vember 81.
S. B. Moore, PittSburg, December 3.
l.. b. Smith, Richmond, December 5.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tooley, Grandview, De-
cember =.
Miss Maria Boyd Easley, Waco, De-
cember 5.