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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
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ST. PAUL UNION STOCKYARDS CO.,
SOUTH ST. PAUL
The Yards and Packing Houses Open for
Business.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
r. M. NEWPORT g. SON,

INVESTMENT Bankers.
i52, 1853, 1874 Drake Block. Loan Money
on Improved Real Estate Security,
At 6, 81. 2. ~ and 8 per cent.
On Shortest Notice for any AMOUNT
Nf;I,vauI-aa Droduoo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
Spring Wheat.

Other Grains-No2 oats.2 cars; No. 3 oats,
2 cars.
Inspected Out-Wheat = No. l hard,
cars; No. 1 northern, ~ cars; rejected,
pars
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04
RAILROAD

The Dining Car Line to Fargo, Helena, Butte
and the Pacific Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-04

CLARK &c METZ,
Successors to S. F. Clark
1O4 EAST FIFTH STREET, ST. PAUL.
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Wholesale Butter and Eggs, and Shippers of
Fruits and Vegetables
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
EGRaON FAAL Ov9ekRENC E.

UEserarces IL ChuI CHI gnttar;es which
oushs 10 Make Eyesy man iGais sHi.
sALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Oct. 6.-TY
day wSs the second dsy Of The MormIr
isl conference. Apostle Grant called
loudly for tithing, spying tXl
those who had paid freely
we're most happy Snd prosperous
He declared thst tue saints must live up
10 the whole law Of God.
Elder Morgan called fr the education
Ct Mormon children in schools where
they cSn learn that Joseph Smith was .
prophst. Apcstssy is not 50 much be-
cause CT inhielisy as OF Ignorance OF the
tue principles Of the gospel.
apostle Richards declared that tie
saints must live for the Lord aud ECU
cate their children in the faith. Il is the
duty OF the prie.thood TO look after this,
out It is mot done. They must promote
the young men to lock after 1t.
Elder Noble, the first "zssler" who
gave Joseph Smith his first p.ura.
sife, thanked God he had seen
the old scenes. We muss he united
and carry out she principles Of the gospel
Educate our children properly, and nc
power on EARN csu prevail agsiast US
Abraham 81. Cannon, peaiseaIiary
"martyr,n said hs had seen the places
whence saints he'd been driven. These
pisces had been cursed by God snd sre
'ditgler the hLbIsEti0a Of men. Il is not
crawifSx TO ecceps msrgyrdom from un-
jass hGds which only test cur tAilh.
r Bfingtom of God is now established,
HEper 70 20 down
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
MR. WOoDayft9 NEW rArENr.

H lie for Mode. 5 esA fnip thassseen Crofs
the A,Iaasio n Kacfsd1ksfexdEt Tine.
TT. WooGruf, the inventor OF the
palace railroad Car that besTs his name,
h,s hit upon en- idea which, when triad,
VII, In his opinion. go far toward reduc-
ing the travelling time OF transatlantic
steamships. The invention Is called the
HR1dshlp floating screw propeller y;
This new propeller is placed az
esch side CT vessel which tae IL
yentor hss desisDed,ls situated smidshi5s
sad on a lite with the bilgc strske. The
null Of the vessel has longitudinal cove
on each side In taess cows are plsce&
two separate hollow cylindrical propeltsF
Shafts, These shafts are On lie With
each other, and are provided with jour
nsls to reyoIye IN boxes. TIE shafts are
securely held by hangers depending and
extending from the hull OF the vessel.
On eacb of the propeller shafts, at the in
ner emf is u.scsd a bsvsl gear cogged
wheeled, and upon 9 third shaft,
set at an angle Of ninety de-
erees, is another snd Similar wheel,
adapted 70 meet with toe cogSed Haeeis
on the propeller shafts proper. Thus tne
propeller shafts are conHec!ed WIG toe
2bird or driving shaft, which EXTENDS
from the line OF the propeller snais 10
and through the side Of the hull, Wfete
IS Is connected with the motive power.
The hollow cylindrical saafts efe
each provided with two screw
fasgee, placed spirs1y arouhd on
opposite sides and equally inc med
to the base ct the propeller sieLss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
DEATH RROs joy.

i Proposal of Marriage Pute Her Sears In
orlutfar, and tho Lie sparA eets Ont.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Rsraphine Roth, a
girl of tw,nty-three, lies dead at No. Soc
Ras, Fifty second street. The physicians
sky she died CT heart disease. For the
past six months yUung man has been
paying her devoted attention, To-day
he made her en- ofsr os marriage, which
she bluslingly accepted, ard he prom
isea to call this evening to make arrange
merits for The ceremony. After be had
g0Ue her herr: began 10 i1;ter, snd fof &
shor. time enc seemed to be tEeeding on
siy. Tasn ehs became IL and laid duHr,
thinking Il woGld pass away. Bat the
iliress rever left he-, for two hcurs lster
she Wss dead. Hef sudden Joy ct her
sweetaesIt's proposal had Killed her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
THE WINNKRS.
The Jeroms Park RAGS Took Piece
Yesterday in Driv ns Ram.
Slow Time MAIDS.
2Eo L.tonie Prizs was Saker ct Gin ol1rat
By Hypoor,ts-The League ano AS-
Scctaion Bali Games.
At jerome Park,

NEw YORK, Oct. s.-Jsrome Ps,k races
took place TO day in driving rain
Frat R&ee-Champsgne stakes, two.
yesr olds. three fourth5 OF mile. Rs
diant FIRST; Champagne Chsriev. second
Mimi, llIV. ,bird. Time, 1874
Second Rice-Purse, one niie. Badge,
hrsS; Ovid, second; oaEsmsn, tnird.
Time, 1:4ei.
Third Z .ce-One and one-elghth miles.
Paragon, first; Climsx, second; Terra
Gotta, third. Time, 2:0l.
Fourth Rsce-Pufse, one mile snd hsli
s furions. Fnrdasm, frs'; E,even, SEC
ont; Sabtalene, tllrd. Tim, l :433.
Fin Rice-Sw espstskes, seven fur-
longs Camoysses, first; Kins Crab, sec.
ond; Pocstello, teird. TINE, 1874.
Sixth Rsce-PQrse, sell pg, three
fourths Of mile. Drumstick, first; um-
Pic, second; Msis. third. TINE, I:197
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
The uinc,nnn,i Exents.

CINCINNATI. OHIo, Oct. 6.-Follo wing
sre the results OF to -usy's races:
First Rsce-SelliDg,se ven-e;ghth mile
Osceo!s won, Comedy second, Stuart
third. Time, 1:S3
Second R.c-Ssliing, SIX furlo1gs
Robin wnp. F.na'ttg second, Fed Wooley
third. Time, 1:29 Z
Third Rsce-Seiiirg, fye-e ghths mile.
Z1lu woa, Bsndo!etta second, Cnes.ru.
Colt third. Time, l;5s4
Fourth R2ce-Sweepslakes, one ard
s-sixtsenth mila. Famine won.
Poleen second, Dad third. Time, 1922
Filth Racs-The Lstonis Prise, cLe
NILE. HVp cIite wor, L.vinis Belle
second, R0undsho1s third. Time, :453
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

~ 49, ~ IL Si6fAIsA
| p eeidens OF the Clsyelsrd aat Thur.
man Cub, Introduced Mr.. Pope to
the su6lercs and the gentleman st
once went to work. He reviewed the
| admin strA.ioa Of President Cleveland
snd paid him high compliment. Tor
his honesty, integrity a1d sb!ity. He
! con grstuisted the country on his renomi
Istion and the nomination CT Ju1ge A
e. Thurman. Passing to state poll les he
took up the legislative rGc3rd Of Msrion
Martin, and showed how he 'hsd voted
TO give away the s:ate's lands to
| railway corporations. Martin hsd &C
copied tie nomination OF the Democratic
party for Lieutenant Governor, mad been
elected, and for two yesr5 p: esided ever
5 Democratic Senate. Tso years ego h.
went before the d 4moctstic convention a.
Galveston soliciting the noniaatiou Of the
party for tie position CT Governor. e.
Was defeated snd Of once sulked in hi>
tent and eoGn developed inc G fl l..
hzdged opponent OF The D N lcra;ic party
He accepted the nomination or endorse
men! CT the P-ohIbitionists as
b candidate for Governor, and thsr ia'sT
the ncmiosticn OF 5 jlnta OF Non Partl.
sons and Uaion Llbonlai II League vita
the Republicans for the same Ctics. The
D3ml cr8c5 had 40 SEX chamber proceed
iags; il cid not g iaso tle DARK 20 MAKE
nom nations, bus made lis tickst openly
TIE Republicans, as pat OF z
sErsigas ou5 trade nsd not put 8 state
ticket IN the f Id out would liver thei-
vote 20 Marin IL sX2ba3g3 for IS COO
No1-PartiaaG votes for Harrison era Mo-
ton. That Wss me trade, AID yet tats
N1n-Psrtssn vent srGucd prCc stmipg
they were be .terD. nocTaIs than tncsa a2no
dec!sred allegiance to the sss.e , no
crstic tickeg, better Democrats end e.
the same time lrAclsiniaE they wOuld
deliver the votes # % GOO CT their fol
10 sers into toe Rtpu JlicAa camp, How
old honest Democrats, VINO h.d bean
mislesd, like ths trade.
He suiog'zed Mills ss eha great Dsmo-
cratic leader, ana R:id It would be >
CRYING shame to aave htin defeated or HE
ngjcritV reduced. He apoke OF The Iettsr
Of Dr. Carroll, and saGg verse OF soyg
which he said aptly described DR.. Car
rolls feelings.
Nobody knows tie trouble see,
Nobody knows bat Jesus aud me;
Nobody knows ry tr uble ana His,
Since eRcounferef Roger . stills.
In speaking of cJuaSy sG,irs ne geld
]. II. Jackson was called t2e oily" but
the Cniy resemblance between the henor
ab!e gentleman s2d the f]W2r 1ss inst
jackson tolled not, pejtaer lie sp;s.
He showed how the Non-P4rttssn move.
melt Ia this county was a r publican
rick and II all TO stand rus TO he
party, county, stzte SID national. The
speaker Wa frt quenly AID heartily ap-
plsuded, sEd the speech va, decls ed
amoEg the bes. delivered in this county
NJ Pope has bseEf nominated by the
aDes Gratis ctts 9zstrics for the state
Sen Will certainly be elected.
2SCaesths&'s ohilETonic, 'peksAS taass world
40 p0iszs' ouIasaera assssA All ars sSi'ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Base Bal IN the North.

NEW YORK, O3s. 6.-Tbe New York.
P''t."urS game Was postponed on sccoun
OF rain.
BosroN, MASS, Oct. The Boston
In9isnspoiis game was postponed On &C
cunt Gi IS 4.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct C -Cincinns'i }
Louisv,.Ir l Rits-CilclnDs'i s, Lan.s
wife Et5oc>-Ciaciaas ., L II av!ita
p Batsertas-Smi,h cad K .sasu, Reckel
apd Cf0es. UInpire-NCQ Dads.
ST.. LOUIS, Ne, OFT 6-S.. Louis
Ksns.s C.y game was postponed or
account Ct rain.
EBocKLYN, N. z, Oct. 6-The C;eve
ancBIookiga g-ms WAS postponed oI
account OF rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
sPElMs SOFFMR..
CHURCH NOTICES.

Z e1Ainisters wishing church notices inserted
I'm THE zETrE Sunday morning are request
ed to hand them IA By 8 p. m Saturday. They
should not be sent by telephone, as errors a.
liable to occur.
The First Presbyterian church. corner
Fatzth snd Calhoun streets, Rev Il. Fl Nail
49,, pas or. Sondsg school at 9 81 H. S.
u. Fry, sGperinte udent. Preaching By tue pss
tor st II q. N. and 7:30 p m Prayer meet n
every Wedn 4sdsy evening at ! 80 O'CLOCK. You
will bs gladly welcomed to these services.
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway.
aeyYfees by the pastor j. 8. GILLESPIE, az il
.. N and at sep m. Sunday schoolst 3 p m.
Praise and prayer services on Wednesday
night.
Broadway Presbyterian Churth-Oorrer. OF
Broadway and st. Louis avenue. Pastor, Rev.
Dr Mitchell. Divine service at II q. m. and 7:45
,. m. Subject Of sermon this morning. "Ths
Inequalities OF Life q Warrant of ImmoftH1i
ity." Sen free Strangers wee ONE.
Rosedale syeer cars pass the church d51Fs
Sabbath eohool at $3.50 q. N. James G. Roe.
SUP e,iltendent. -
The Cumberland Presbyterian congreg ado
viii worship to day at hufman's nall oSafsy
strses below Fifth. Preaching at II q. 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
asu opp ,Is iments.s,S

There will be speaking by ,the Dem "
cratic candidates. ST the follcIing sirns
and pisces in Tarrant county Do, Wit
Psdens, Mordsy, October 8, stTss1n, N.
Sni1hfsld, Tuesday, OStoOer 9, al
7:S0 o. N.
Keilar, Tuasdsy, October 9, SO =. IT.
Dido, Wednesday,, October 10. at 1880
p. N.
Waite Settlement, Thursday, Octobsr
IL, 81 1880 p u.
Bencsook, Rsiday, ocsobar l2, at 1880
p. n.
Leonard 8:cya, Saturday, October 10,
ct 1880 p, n.
Handlcy, Monday, October Is, at 1880
p. n.
Jrhnson ssticr, Tuesday, October 16,
81 1880 p. H..
suo.ets. wednesday. octobaz II. 1T
1880 p II.
rest Hill, Thursday, Octo0er Is, st
1880 p. II.
Oak Grove, Friday, Oatobe, 10, a. 1880
p. N.
Crowley, Saturday, Oeto5er 20, 1880
p. N.
A division of time will be accorded the
opposing candidates, WHO are respect
fully Invited to attend. Done " order
the Daynucrstic execuxx%CCrnr1itfoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

The third o. driving shaft, With the all Of
- bsVsl gar connections, revolvss tn
two hollow c7liadricsi propeller shsfts II
opposite directions. In tass way 'he
a1Iges on one SHIFT have r'e1s-hsod
lead or inclination, while tde Fl -oges or
the other have e lnft hand or contrary
movement. TaIs eiyss the prnpsllife
force by the & ,Dges ths esn9 direction
though the rotary motion VII oe in op
posite directions.
Tie hollow cylindrical shafts are et
such leug!h and Character as to produce
fi)stirg capacity 10 excess oi the. weigh.
CT tie nateTlal ct which hey are msds
b. raeaDs OF these propeller, vita their
iGGsper6e,t diving e3aines, the vessel
,car be guided and run ct eea without the
fsiHencs OF E rudder, or, ii necessary,
cxEba :uTaad SO OF d pivot in a3ous her
owhjength.
xFhe Inventor has secured patent rights
fsSY Syv as{re end E,o,.rd saFf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
HOTEL ARRIVALs

At the Ellis: @ II Rosenham, NNT York; "
W hrsoe, ssrswni guy spenoeri cotton Belt:
WE Be "a, &c weston j L oogardda&SstlINnis !;
Oscar Sell mau, Te as; r IL ClemedTpsiF; e
.lum, NV rK; z G french, SETON; l. NJ
Quinn, FL Paso; reiS Bath. ST Lguis; Jul
Chau6ro. Dallas; j Moore, Cotton Belt: J II
Msddin ana 2 andrew, Decatur; o kolp,
Des Mo,nes, Iowa; Mss Helen X nnsdy.
Gainesville, art ur Seward, We therford :
Barns C ncinnati; ~ higSes. Louisville N
Stande, 8, Louis; A Andergon, Trinity; n
Rosmsn. New Y III; Bsrbee, Louisville;
Ella, St l. uis; d Plumb, Texss; Volney
Hall, Mas hail: L ,uis Alderman, st l. 'uis.
At the PlckWick: MsI Lewis, Dallas; VIM
Sas b, County; IA overall. ra stta, Mo; T q
Shoems-,r wichita Falls; John Hodges, wills
Point III Ii, g.. Z Z Am ;ler. Texas; r @
Wornsl kansas City III Lynn, alo Plato;
Hinckle,, Obi ago; Charles NJ Rudolph, st
Louis; D H McCue. NV 70, h; w Berryman.
RI .ney, tLouis ,Chls Peterson, New O;leaps;
Hue Tex; vi liam Powell, BuSher, III
n McWi Jams, New Orleans; b hone. u II
Barnes, Rhomt; 10 fsrsh, Denver; Thorn
ter, Ilton Belt; Ewin Hdlley Clarendon;
HIrriso,, Dallas; Lem Jones 'aok county,.
N W Kes uan, d K Fsus. Bowling Green M2sse
James ID Fc5n ID nvef; W slcDowen, Qas-
nah; II II Jones, Yer on: Jamee frey,
ION and wife, X Thorn Sc AMI wife, j W Hi
ten, Denver; j Cobb. Cecstur; A Forsyi he.
f6Sos City, John Mathewsou. Burl ns tor;
Charles zoo, Texas Ed Richard.on Mar
e6all; Ms j o 'dney aDd no children. Aus
IN Z. Ho.h. Texas; t XArry, D2las;J Il
d DIR dg:, Il a Buc Sf9 Louis; Z Har
IMNM SRsk S=n, Ses ..sxs1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Dridsh slsos 400 Esain. ss
49, s'sss

In order to fumigate the mails which
lesve Jacksonville, Fla, they axe empIieo
ioosa into large box wlicl has wiEe
bo.tcn, aud p:ims.oae or oEhsr Gisinfec
ants ere burned urder the boz from sight
20 twelve hours. All the smoke from ths
burning matter hiss TO pass through the
malls,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
sNWm Sgd N AZ
e." q 81 Fms 90 = st.oa DE-
Z she@a ~
Surpfin5 Party.

List night a number Of little peoSt
assembled at the residence OF Mrs P
Binyon and TOOK Misses Lois and Ada ~
surprise. a pleasant happy time Was
the result. Among those present. were:
Misses Bianch and Fey Woods. Julia
Riptlemaa, Stella Sands, Mamie Fraser,
Mamie Burqaois, Minnie Rinsleman, Ada
gMsy snd Nellie Wilkinson.
MesGt Jad and Howard Binyon, Clint
GHXH, Fred and Sam Wilkinson, VIII
e. cd j Tom FrsEer, Hsden Woods, VIII
axnnsb JiYsp 7ifleSs& .ssse Z
I DIdk 49, IL 4. r Sant.,s
svszs ssss.sss 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
AT BEDFORD.

The DsmGcras Gaming IN the Precinct,
Z srerds1's Meeting.
Special 70 the Gazette.
BEDFORD, INK, Oct. 6.-Tne Ncn-Par-
tisSn picric e Bedford to.tsy WAS at
tendsa by acous 400 people.
IT, spsaeiBg was opened Il the fore
ncon By our nszs County Judge, W. D.
Ha.rls, wno made a cisEr and foFcicle
p,ssgnla i'm of me is ue9 involved IN the
canvass, Il: naiilg every question touched
in his usual mastery msunec.
After DO hSd occupied thirty minutes
Nj. Bisir, ths opposition Candidate for
couat7 iQdge, spoke for eboue tie saroe
ieugta " tims, uskiug his Usual speech,
sayIng tina. Mr.. Harris WAS Competent to
I'll the flee, ano that he was sn able law
yer ard o good mAn. He wanted TO know
why Mr. Harris did rot SAY az much for
him.
Attic conclusion Of Mr.. Blsit's speech
bountitdl dinner vss spread to which
every body wes cordially Invited and 20
which the crowd dit ample justice.
After dinner Senator jarvis spoke for
ess hour ard thirty minuSes, delivering
zone ct the strongest speeches OF the can
yass. After presenting and contrasting
tie positions os the two great leading
parties on the tsrif Issue and showing
what the Democratic state administration
had done for the m,sses in the way ct
public echcols, homestead and examp ion
laws, etc, be took up the Union LABOR
platform and tore 1t to snreds piece By
piece.
After hin Mr.. Jackson followed in his
usual leng by TRADE about watered stock
and the tariff, etc, etc.
The Democrats 81 Bedford are full OF
enthusiasm and claim ths. they will make
s gain OF at least fity votes over two
years ago. .s.ssas "a
------, 77zsssS 3 q 49,
"fho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FoRp..sogIH, FIX, Oct 2. 1883.
A. B. Richssss afesAtine Co, sherman, Tex:
Please. shfpsusat your earliest convenience
Cbetptffgross OF Chestham's Ontli Tonic.
SIS Yours tJuly,
II. ". WILLIAMS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
Hon. ". b. Pope OF nIsrDhAn spoEks az
the Courthouse.

1. WIS announced
that Hou. ". Fl.
Pope would speak
at the wig wan last
night, but owing to
the fact that the
gentleman was not
well the meeting
WAS adj urned 80
the courth Gus e,
where some 400
Democrats assem-
bled TO hear true
d e N cracy ex-
pognded.
II AZ Hnoms-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

Mrs. Grundy, Of the New York Mall and
Express, says that 1t is significant faff
mat the expensive watering place hoteh
wsre the ones that nads the least mone&
the past season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
OUR SCHOOLS.

st.tsmeoe OF Attendance, rarGiHess, and
oths- Interesting Matters.
The report Of Superintendent Of Public
Schools HOgg for the week ending Oc-
tober 3 il IS follows: a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
OUR AMBITION REALIZED.
MISREPRESENTATION

The Fall has come i'm all its loneliness. The
speeding months fast placing 'SS in the long time
of shave BEEN" With each succeeding year We try
to make some advancement, some improvement;
and as we look back upon our record We can see,
rising like pyramid the achievements of our ener
gies, When we shall have crossed the threshold of
another year one Of the brightest spots page
of history will be the realization of our ambition.
the elimination Of cherished thought
and sought for by the gentr ef this CITY, Never
before have they been able to supply themselves
from the ready male stock with quits that were in
material, cut, finish and make, equal to custom work
at figure lower than Gu stom prices. Below are the
stars in our ready -made stock. &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
S1.W

VIII psy fer TIE WEEKLY GAZETTE, TIT
great family newspaper Of Texas, for OF
year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07

Subscribe tor the Weekly. aAu7n.
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gOllectiOns of Bull

80 p. m. bSsRsv. s. Grid-r OF lB,
Green, KY epf1ay school sI BE "A
; m seqs,css AID sesdiai welcome all 4
Unitarisn char Rev N sch1rtz, minis.sY!
iss, 1o s, sFs! gass9ss Soc oes sub
! Jesus Of Ma iethSSg3ERfM 81. h." profess 93
S'nz er will give a vic in colo. Fres lectl re
Unitari n Hall to MI hit.
| The pub &c is invited to attend the fos.av
serv'ces it tina Tsnernscie Ratk
tween Ninth I'd Tenth streets Bib .fs-
ciat 9 a. 10 a. ID. ReS. j. Vines ore
sdu; at ministers OF Dallas, " ii ore
$3.50 p m Preaching at Sp. m Eyervi
| IL vited. Reno Der thses services n
much gooo n this part Of the oit
Christian friends are invited uut to he
A. L. DoFsoN, Eys
The Christian church, corner
Throckmcrton streets. The reauls
Will preach in the morning on 50
| mental oct of Christianity q Pre-
9e4b will preach at night. 8t5
|, End ~ oso.s
= hen dfowss
HaHAIK4 CHI foxls
III III ' a e "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
A TIP TO THE FRADE.'


Mr. Henry Dafman buyer for the old sEbe Of Bros
jus returned from the Eastern Market whsg spent
agsy preparing for an immense fall ban shd besides the
proved facilities our Read Made Cohng
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FoRGssxuRrH, TEX, Oct 2. 1888.
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Please, shfpusat your earliest convenience
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LOCAL NOTICES

MrNruis Steam Laundry. 22i Second 81.
nmNgLrY LrNnrn Co. l2i Jefferson A.
CitDTNs' Steam Laundry, Nos. - aud
20 licale street Tel 3Gj for wagon TO cali
CuuiCE rigs ut ]. T. Edwards 4 Co. 5
Livery, Thirl and Monroe.
PANrs made To order from 81 up /.
Mcnke, tailor, % Monroc street
LEE LuNnrR Co., $50 Second arcct,
sash, dooH, blinds, shingles, moldings.
TuNiNu aud scroll saving aud stair
building. II Rlscur, 10 Mccall street.
BU,Ncu OrucE Memphis Steam laun.
dry, ~ Main street, between Guyuso aud
Union.
&. r. llorCuEiss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches | 90.
pccially solicit No 90 Monroe street.
Pms AMI white as the flower whose
nnmo u h,ar ar tie biscuits raised by
Lily baking Powder.
DgAS a litlN CorrER AND sricE Co
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the Chautauqun commencement.

tuNrr,ugUh ~ y, Aug. 2a.-Thc
seventh annual commencement Of tho
Chau'uulua Literary and Scientific Cir.
c,s WHs held here today, 4 Tango process.
zion, composed Of the officers Of the as.
scmbly aud university aud members Of
seyrui Clluuuqua literary aud scientific
c.tr'rs, ,.bsys. and the normal alumni
formed luJ marched from the park In
front UI ,hy Hotel Atohnacum 10 tho
vicinity ul The Hall Of Philosophy. whore
about lu1 mrmhprs 81 thc class Of IS
passed uud, tIc Wrhus and were greeted
iu ihr hHll by President Miller aud Cham
c.I.ur Vincent aud the usual exercises
took place. heavy rain storm prevailed
lost night, bot Tie weather today 10 clear
and cuul. About 10000 persons are on
thp grounds