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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
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,pac,aI IN tho Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. ~ C.Si
HOUSTON, TEX, Msy 81 d., Frs,
bell, agent here for the WEE ;,,,,,n,o'
Company's Express, received or,i,.sp1s
to-day from the general sS Yer ,pp'
OF the company that he nau .oT d!lra
ed superintendent OF the eaS'SiNI M. az
vice D. T. Parker, deceased. =, 80,
bell's headquarters will d. :. .s:d /.
City. He will be succeeese ( DE
the company here by joan ~. rcoppsl
st present route agent Of mi VIC B,am|
the Houston and Texas CeHN
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CARL ScHURz and Prince Bismarck are
interchsnging courtesies. Thus far the
pork market remains quiet, mot even an
upward tendency. "P.zness is pizness"
with the Chancellor and while Carl is ad-
mitted, the American hog remains under
han
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Branch Offices.
DALLAS,

DALLAS.
G. NJ. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
Agent 725 Main street.
R. GUNNER, Calculator and subscription
Agent, 6l2 Elm street, where the paper can
always be found on sale, and where orders
far Bsllas city delivery can be left.
WACO.
PERCY BURLEsoN, Agent and Correspon-
dem.
wEATHERFORD.
H.B. DORSEY, Agent and Correspondent.
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rom cable reports it may be that the
tug o, lar will come when Russian meets
Greek. 1t is stated that Russia is in
triguing to inclte an uprising OF Greeks
in Macedonia, q movement, it is thought,
thst will rouse England, Italy and France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

AFTER due elaboration 1t hiss been de-
cided to change the date Of the snnusl
meeting OF the Texas State Paarmacsua-
cal Association at Austin, from Msy 8 to
June IL. This step is necessary on &C
count of the dedication exercises at the
new state capitol building taking place q
few days lister, the preparations for which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
Accidentally 81 OF.
Special to the Gazette.

speclal 70 sne ddze.te.
ALvARADo, TEX, May 5-Mr. Guy
Golding, leading druggist of this town,
WAS returning from hunting and fishing
excursion yesterday and stopping on the
way to kill some plover, Mr.. McChap-
mans gun was accidentally discharged,
the load passing through the fesby part
OF Mr.. Golding's leg, just below the hip
ioipf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07

A GENTLEMAN who has just returned
from the Panhandle advises persons who
do not wish to "get St OK" on that sec
ton not to go there now. "For," says
this gentleman, sit is too sweet"
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FAIR warning. Hands CT of any prop.
erty belonging to the city of Fort Worth,
AMI which has been acquired by the levy
of taxation upon her people.
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Switchmen Strike.

Los Angeles, CAL, Nay 5.-The
freight depot Of the Southern Pacific
Railway WAS tied up to-day owing to 8
strike OF switchmen. The night switch
men demanded more pay or shorter
hours Of labor ana the day switehInen
have Joined with them. The night meh
work thirteen hours and get the same psy
as the day men working ten hours.
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THERE are not fifty citizens Of Fort
Worth who favor the sale Of the water
works, outside of the men who want to
buy them.
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An OId omciai ani h', -.

LOUISVILLE, KY, may .-,,s,rsss
gini. c. Thompson, p's'n.ss W,
turned to-day from WssI r,1Ipv, ~
that Enos C. I sa,r:, y
been her assistant for Yen Ian sd =
sign. Tulley is RepuonTas bs
large printing business. rs n Beg
the Louisville postomce .-".sul. o. "a
His resignation is the HE. ID ~
complaints OF irregulsIl..,olloss
and the investigation tn''
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AS THIS is lesp year it might be pol
itic move on the part of Republicans to
employ Miss Stanton to pop the question
to the coy knight. How could he
rnfusao
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On THE 18th inst. the Houston Post
willissue special edition devoted to an
exhibit Of the progress OF towns in Cen
trail Texas.
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To HaIlrcsd Oontrao'Oir M, 9
We have a fine supply Of ess .ssti Ri Y.
telegraph poles. We solicit eS u =. tof !,
we will mako close prices. NJ Col11sA'
ther information. Green a ol''o'
Bastrop, Tex-
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WANTED immediately: Streams for
the appropriations granted by Congress
st its last SESSION In the river and harbor
hill
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Union Pienio ~ San Angelo.
spscial to the Gazette.

SReclAI 70 tnt OdZetSes r
SAN ANGELO. TEX, May "a union
Sunday school picnic Of several denomi-
nations was given here to-day at Niles
grove, near town, which WAS largely
attended by young and old.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elect,on NOTICE.

The annual meetinsef the stocE hoia'n
the Fort Worth Gas Light Company w.
held a. the ofacectshe COMPANY 81 h0-s
street, MOnda Msy 7. 1883 sSie .. H. a ~.
ele ction of directors. j. T. oN'i"'
uprpur ecOrr cacitv -
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.,srRsYED or STOLEN

OK REV aRD-EstIay e. from -I INV sian :.
sSc q ternoS n of the . :. a dark cbe,t"r,,,..
rel h rse; 15X hands high branded :, \.
shoulder. bose reward Will be palt ,S,,1
retnrn 20 It. Witten ''' i
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! Mr.. JAY GOULD seems to have troubles
lust the same IS an ordinary taxpayer.

POSTED. TIE city water works Of
Fort Worth are hereby legally posted, IS
not for sale. Try somewhere else.
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Purifies the Blood

volving the rights of class OF men who
have SO large share in promoting the
real Advancement of nations.
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Notes to Contractor

Notes to CnntFsc'oih' .,S,r
Until O'Clock g. M, May H. l'. - an 6
my office bids for the contract o. et' IA,
tesisn well in the public square Oh ". - "a
Albany. Said bids TO specfg me s stsT sd !
ranging from 8 ted incfes 10 dia !n.t'dlr agfs
cost of depth OF sa h size to be the ~
The CeIsHissioners' Ccuri re5e ,.rs., en- !
to reisct any and all bids; a. -Shs:5sS'
Smith, CLERK Of County CSui''
county, Texas.
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ONE MONTH OR OVER, consecutive Insertions,
10 cents uer lire eacn Insertion.
HS-If matter Is to be changed every insertion
the price will be cent par line add ional.
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wASHIN OFFICE.
Rooz. 81, 1924 Ne,o York Avenue. II. W.
SPoPPORD, Correspondent.
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Mr.. VOORHEES,: A hornet is small
game for big guns.

"BLAINK Will! accept" "BlAine will
not accept" Blaine will accept.
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Is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Ber-
ries, and other well-known and valuable vege-
table remedies The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, giving it curative power not possessed
by other medicines. 1t effects remarkable
cures where others fall.
81 consider Hoods sasaparilla the best
medicine ever used. 1t gfSes me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keefs the cold out"
]. S. FoGG, log Spruce Street, Portland, Me.
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/ Time 81 40I Tunes. 81 5OI26 T1mes..S 81
Times. 5 0Oll3 Times IL 7552 Times, 65
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nuslNE.s uaANCr
waNrREiMDwFLLISGs

WANIBD-A furnished house 6y ',,' co.,.
VI Wit ont children; refexeaea AtI,.'
KY. care Gazette. 50 --U-i''
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WEEKLY EDITION.
Per Inch Display Consecutive Insertions.
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FOe SALE AT AUCTION,

A GVT1oN-There wiiFss SOLD on tbs .,,,;
n o. Monday, May I. one. Is 80 6.too,, a
tent. JsH. Murrby. auctioneer. =
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona fide Circu alton of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

ADVERTI9ING RATES.
DAILY EDITION (Seven issues week.
Eonpsre!l type, IL lines to an inch. and about
seven ~ words to the line,
Per inch. display. consecatiue iRsertions:
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ss::ood's SarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public.
1t eradicates every impurity, andcures Scroll
ula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, 1ndi-
gestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. 1t over
comes that extreme tired feeling, and builds
up the systems
"Hood' Sarsaparilla was God-send to me,
for it cured me of dyspepsia and liver COM
plaintNfth which had suffered 20 years"
]. b HoRNBEcK, South Fallsburg, n. Y.
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-

MAY STREET FR9fBRTY-Loi s,7;
Vl witt twosstsry hotel building, siv,s
in one OF. the best Blocks on Main strfei, !,
sale for Sis50: Othe- valuable consite;s..r
60 wlthtf1is. + L. Foscick, agent.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

All persons seeking employment as l1bc,.-
ss,rG "a IN 9 , can ~, as sa, to pay may
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ReddinQ WGtter.
)re time, IS cents per line; Two or more in
ser..ons, q; cents per line each insertion.
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zoe sALE-LlvE sEooR,
EnsEAhn

DOR SALE-C hesp eaEtie family hatst,r
Il ness and .ptHten. Enquire st Gty Hdl
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= wANrED-MA1E RELP,

WANTE Dat once, twenty stopec5i,s,,s
w Dallas. Wage, 81 DAY. PsIG ~.
Saturdav. p. ]. Locnie, contractor. ''q
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waNrED-FEn MALE sELS>
WANTBkWhiSe. WON n q, cool H..
w family.aAspfy TO Mrs QSY. AcCisIEl,
1902 Cherry stree<
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

Lewis Folker, Ir. Of Bridgeport pillow
ed his watch under last year and plowed
it up this spring in good order.
Rev l.. ID. Stul,Z, of GlassbOro, is
now attending the General Conference
of the M. z. Church at A irian, Mich.
He is the ministerial delegate for the
New Jersey Conference of that denom-
nation.
Charles Chester and Frederick Su-
CART, of Philadelphia, were arrested on
Saturday night by Deputy Warden
John b. Carey, OF Bridgeport, on "a
charge of fishing with net in the Lag
arctic channel. They were held by
Squire Schlag, of Bridgeport, for a
hearing.
The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
line crossing the river at the Govern
meHt farm, below Red Bank, and run
ming through Westville has been aban-
doned, and wOrkmen are taking down
the wires.
The Glassboro schools will PROBABLY
have to be CLOSED on the account of
the prevalence of scarlet fever.
She steamer Jersey Blue, which plies
between Bridgeport and Philadelphia,
has had IA new boiler put in her.
A. Milligan, As years old, Il sewing
machine agent jumped out of the
third story window of Glassboro
hotel last Friday week during an at
tack Of somnambulism ana mi ured his
spine.
DIR. Hanlon and Rev. DR.. Albert
a colored divine form the South,
preached in the NJ. L. Church at Clay
ton ~last'Sunday and loosened the purse
string of the congregation so that the
81, 045 debt on the church vas raised.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

The New Jersey State Fish Com
m%issioners, WIN. Wright, of Newark.
President; Francis NJ. Ward, of New.
ton, Sec; and Jos. r. ElkintOn, OF
P~ennsgrove, Treas, together with a
number of invited friends made a trip
down the Bay on the steamer Green
witch on Thursday to view the fishing
industry OF the lower Delaware which
the Commission never did before.
Leaving Dock st. wharf at $50 they
went to Gloucester and witnessed the
interesting sight Of propagating shad
on the L. ;. Steamer Fish Hawk. A
clam chowder dinner, gotten up by
steward Ed. Naylor in his usual appe-
tizing style, was enjoyed before Penns-
grove was reached where others Joined
the party at 1890. The trip down the
river was u%neventful excepting that the
high license local option advocates, liv-
ing in the dry part Of the State seemed
to be the most thirsty for sparkling
water, Notwithstanding there was wa
ter below and drilling from above.
AT Port Penn II sturgeon were taken
aboard which were a great curiosity to
those who never saw them before. Bay
side was reached at 4.30 where an hour
was spent i'll viewing the vast sturgeon
industry, indeed, with amazement
by the uninitiated. YOwning to the
bad weather there has not been much
fishing this week. The fish are now be-
ing stored in the refrigerator where they
are kept frozen until sold. There are
II firms, using 100 boats and nets and
employing 300 men now there. As the
amount of capital invested and the pro-
ceeds in this industry is unknown to
but few, the eyes of the visitors were
opened to new fields of wonderment.
Bayside was left at $40 and an ap.
petizing supper enjoyed OH the way to
Hope Greek which was reached at Z
O'Clock where Il few sliad fishermen
remain. The catch was very light, less
than 100. Allnway creek was reached
at dark where more shad and stur-
geon Were freighted. About 25 nets
were there. AT Pennsville about 1900
and at Penns Grove 1900 shad were
freighted, making only between 1900
and 5000. Penns Grove was reached
at 9.45 when the Penns Grove party
left the others all of whom had enjoyed
the trip.
The following composed the party
besides the Commissioners: Jos. M.
Dodd and VIM. F. Condit, of Orange;
Senator Roe, of Woodbury.; Assembly
men West of bridgeport, and Peck
and McGowen, of Essex; eX-Assem-
blyman Post, of Morris; Caleb J.. Pan
coast, of Mullica Hill; ID. Harris Smith,
r.. Gwynne, j., Chas. Biddle, r. 7.
Starr and }. W. Acton, of Salem, VIM.
Cole, of the Camden Post. Jos. c.
Summerill. &. II. Elkinton, Gideon
Denny, Jas. Dolbow and W. A. Sum
merrill. of PennsgroNe
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

The buildings of the new canning
company are in course of erection.
Rev. p. II. Brooks, of SusGuehanna
preached on the Baptist church last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. +. b. Harms and wife of White
City. Kansas, are visiting friends
in our borough.
FL SoOd Darlington will move TO Vic
toria, the new village near Westville
next week, where he has just completed
a new house.
Several farmers in this vicinity will
raise their barns the conf g summer
III order to build a basement under
them for the better protection Of
live stock during the cold weather,
otherwise affOrding more barn room.
A flag pavement and curb has been
laid in front of Chalkley Coles resi-.
dence on East avenur. We understand
thai several other residents of the ave-
hue intend to treat the sidewalk in front
of their property in IA like manner.
A COW belonging to NJ. ID. Dickinson
became e%ntangled in a barb-wire fence
on Thursday Of last week, and was la
cerated SO badly about the legs and
body that medical aid had to be SOM
moned to stop the flow Of blood.
While Mrs. b. G. Clark and daugh-
ter of S~wededsboro. were returning
from a visit to her town. on Friday
afternoon Their horse became fright
ened at the cars near the railroad
bridge, throwing both the ladies from
the carriage. The carriage was badly
wrecked, but the ladies' were fortunate
enough to escape with but slight brui-
SEES.
The verdict convicting Michael
Whalen for arson seems to meet with
the general appoval of our citizens, and
AZ a large majority are under Impression
that he was hired to do the deed
they are now restlessly waiting and
expecting every day to hear that he
has made a confession. Just VIII,
the supposed parties are connec ed,
with the affair we would not like to
say, although many people here ex.
press their opinion. IL,
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26
1ban.a',h RS
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, May q, 1888,

The store is in Summer trim.
Hot weather things have been
put to the front. Everything.
The light and airy Dress
Stuffs; the bright Summer
Silks the Parasols i; the tilmy
Curtains ; the hundred sorts Of
sporting and outing Shoes ;
the gay and breeze-wooing
Bonnets and Hats, and such a
gathering Of Sporting things,
and Rattan and Reed things,
and Housekeeping things lin,
Guiding every modern appli-
ance for making Ice helpful in
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

The proposed new straight road from
Robert Dole's to Summerill q Bros
store house at the Cove has been sur
veyed and meets with more opposition
than the shore read. 1t had been pub
licly understood that the ground would
be given above Mary Divers, but
such IL not the cas-. The right of
way will cost abort $500 more, besides
it leaves the land of some in "A very bad
shape. The township commit tee took
action on this because it was thought
to be cheaper, which it would be if no
more had to be paid for the right of
way, but MS the right of way will have
to be paid for and the eXpe ises OF
Outlaying and yocating the shore road
incurred it does not seem advisable
to proceed further OH the straight
road but to open the shore road with
nj further delay.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

Black Atwood Henriettas.
Genuine German. Plenty of
so-called all-wool Henrietta in
the stores that is nothing but
French Cashmere calendered
to give it the Henrietta finish.
And it isn't Henrietta finish
after all. That silky sheen
don't come from calendering.
It's in the wool and the weave.
Sticks to the stuff. These
Henriettas are plump As inches
wide and bang-up quality, but
the prices take a down dip.
were S5c, 81, and $I.25; now
75c, S5c, and 81.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26
COUNTY

The brand of tomatoes packed by kel-
ty Il Ayars, of Quinton, will he known
as the pride OF the Farm" They ex-
pect to put up between four and five
hundred thousand cans.
At Elmer on Monday 4. year-old sou
of Harry l.. Wilson was severely bitten
about the face ana breast by Il dog.
The court of Chancery has decided
in a case been Salem parties that car
ters must not let their harsrs stand III
front of persons, dwellings, in the shade
for several hours, rs the offensive odor
from the horses is a nuisance against
which the complainant is entitled to
relief, with cost.
Robert u. Robinson, one of Piles
groves oedest and most hig~h-respected
citizens, died at his home in Sharptown
last week, after a long illness. He
was in his S1th year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26
DIED

AVIS.-In Penms Grove, May oath,
1898. Ruth Avis, age 10 years.
PETERSON.-In Philadelphia, May
10Th, 1888, Charles Peterson, aged 81
years.
ROBINSON In S%harptowD, May
Is, Robert p. Robinson, in the S7th
year of his age.
TAYLOR.-In Salem, May p, 1888,
Andrew Il Taylor.
BECKET-In Manington, on the 10
inst, Annie wife of Albert Beckett,
IN the 20;li year of h-rage.
SCHAIBLE.-ln Salem, n. j., May
Is, Lizzie l.. Schaible, aged "a years.
TAYLOR.-Iu. Salem, on the 22d
inst, Andrew E. Taylor, aged 60 years
Funeral will take place on Friday
morning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26

Scotch Zephyr Checked
Bingham. If you know
Ginghams one of the great
honest Bingham names will
come to your mind and you'll
ask, Are they? Well,
no, they are not, but it's a
bright mind that will say they
do not bear a great trade mark.
Equal? Yes, we think so.
They were 40 cents last week;
IS cents now. 30 inches.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26
"ANNIHILATION.'

MIR. EDIToR-IIow does the above
look i'll print as a motto in free New
Jersey. While il is true the constant,
persistent and determined efforts of
my enemies for many months past TO
crash me and, what little business have
left, has been successful. and they have
at least with great joy succeeded in
driving me to the wall, it is also true
that | do not propose to remain there.
No, not even for their qualification.
Their joy has been as a sweet m0rsal to
them but of very short duration. The
business will be opened Immediately
by George $. Powell, of Philadelphia,
and it may he that | may still have
some say in the management ofthe same.
If so. | desire through your paper To as
sure this community and the very, very
many friends who have come 10 me dur
ing this week and extended their SYM
pathies, that it is not only appreciated
ON my part hut pledge them that if the
business does not succeed i'll the hands
of Mr.. Powell it will not I've for want
of energy and hard work on my part,
but solely for Il want of Il knowledge of
the business which my enemies will not
impart. Yours. r. G. PARVIN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-26
Wauamaker's

the family, as you have never
seen under one roof before.
We have put these things
about so you can see them and
understand them easily. 1t is
worth a journey to see what
the wit of the world has con-
trived to make the hot days
anu INTERCHANGEABLE. An
object lesson in the thing that
most concern every person.
houskeePers specialization
June to September.
You are welcome.