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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

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ness csrGs, etc Washington j. Knox,
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LANHAM COMING HOME.
special to the Gazette.
NAsHINToN Oct I6-Mc. Ltpham VS.
granted leave Of absence 10 cay uptA the
srd Of the session aud will Leave i0r
{ xs5 this week probsbiy 90 TnuTsdsy &c
engage in the campaign woIk CT MS dis
.rict.
RECESS RESOLUTION.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is Senator Ali
son CONT npls!es Cherirg resolution
this afternoon CT tomorrow providing s
recess until November 10. The resolu
ton is aiIeaoY prepared in writing l
will not take. eject until tbs Senator:
present have fnished speaking on the
tsrif bill, which will probably be dsy
after to morrow.
SHORT PURSE BUT LONG HEAD
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is This cseIl 8 II
the departments here are putting the
practice Il psiripg in Congress to Dovsl
use. 1t Is ssid many Of the clerks Of the
Republican persuasion who feel they cam
not tffori 10 go home to vote are pairing
OF with ID mCCrs.ic clerks from iheir
states who are likewise pecunieriy TIM
bsrrsssed. By this srrar cement the EEL
alive standing Of the two parties IS lef!
unchanged, sEd the clerks save money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

a Man Well KpcHn in Stras Shat IN
Special 80 the Gszetts
LAREDO, TEX Oct. 17.-NeTs h1s
just reached this city Of the cold blooded
murder ct Colin McClelland, a bridge
foreman on the Mexican Ns!ional near
S4ltillo. by an Italian laoorer named Az
tonic Lu.eri. McClelland hsd discharged
Lutari from the gang some time btfIre,
out again took him into bis employ at re-
duced wages. When McClelland was
killed be WAS in company with Lis
men. Luter!, among the numbsr,
hsd been in SEltillo to draw
his wages. While returning to
rhei. camp after dsrk, McClelland and
Lateri wsrs In the rear Of the bssance OF
me men, when suddenly 9 shot wss heard
When the gang went back they fcuad
McClellind dead, from the f CTS Of a
shot IN the heart, and L1teri nowhere In
sight. TIE authorities were at once mott
fed, sed captured Lu:eri after 8
lard chase. McCleilsrd is native
OF Iverness, Scotland, snd is . British
subject. The English Minister st the
City Of Mex CO wss notified and gays he
will see that Luteri suffers the full pen
ally Of the Levy. McC.ellsnd Is fsvorGbiy
known in Tsx,s, and owns property CT
Ssn Angelo. He wss buried ct Sal.illo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
BAREY EXPELLED.
Action OF tia General Executive Board CT
tue * 1aahts OF labor.

Action OF tho General Executive Board CT
tue * aashts OF labor.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1.-The most
important sctios by tas presen. 9 neral
ex c1t.vs board Of The Knights Of Labor
was taken to dsy when Thomas B Barry,
former member OF the board, YVES
formally expelled from the order. Mr.
Barry wss accused II seIles
,oi abuses and vitupesstions and was
suspended from duty LAST August. A
month efter wsrd he forwarded his 2esis
nation, but this Tss not actet upon till
to-day, when the board refused to sccep.
Il and expelled him.
In the Journal CT United Labor, which
will ,ppgar Saturday, Geneial Mister
Workman PoWderiy over Ills signsture
Yind!cstes everything which has
. bssrIrg on Bsrry's case
BE charges him with having
violsted every pledge made when ne en-
tered the order. He pronCuuces Thomas
B. Barry ore # tie mast csgpicah!e
scoundrel5 living n concluding his
lengthy letter Mr Powderly saJe: "This
whole trouble will be settled at ICdianSp.
oils Ga personal grounds would not
notice Mr4Barry ana L on.Rtolers:ed him
:or tie sake OF the order. Il trust in this
matter 10 tthe esme powera that have sus.
,h!ped ne IN the pass,. 6 fssaad The tried
sid ;,ussia The Kaig6tsItAaoa1.p :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
TIE SAVAGE WAY.
Kew lho IS1Iap TrsoGa IN 1 IrJ-0id
| 1ima rf.ihNfa

Row lho ISoiap TrsoGa IN 1 jIrJ-0id
Oime sfs'ho6s
TIE savage is em2t st:cslY ire Child Ct
nsture. lie lives close 20 nature, his only
education Is gsiLed in ns;pre's school.
Wnsr Ire Iccisn receives az I: jay, &c
does Lot seek . cure in mineral poisCus,
but bilts ca he simple leaf, hdmic Is SIS
he her5sl ;ss, eCt, with na.uIe's AID,
GENES n:tlEal recovery.
Oar :uEg4d ACES gs, WHO pierced The
wilderness, cul: their GpCouth but en-.
Portable L.g CECias sud s,sr,ed It's clssr
ings in the weed, Hb.ca in tire Sccs ms
tie broad. ts:,le f7!ts cf the modem
farm er, fCurd IL roots AMI herbs Ih.t lzJ
close 81 asni nstuTe'a potent remedies
for all theiI common S.lnepts. |: wss
only 10 very se-IGu9 csses they sent for
old "sadcle hsgs" win his psJs!c, which
quite as Of en- kiled Is cured.
Later day society hiss wandered too far
AWAY f:om natue' ia CIV. y way, for J. s OWE
good. Oar sCsrcfathsrs srd srsndno.i-
ers Iivei wn0lesoner, Mrsr. 6ette-, hesl.
thier, more natutsl WEES thsn We do.
Their minds were not faeg With L X.Cus
i:mf, nor tlelr bodiee sshfsted with poi
s1nous dTuga So
I:is not time 90 m.kssS Fcaecgc, 10 re-
t,Ia 10 thg simR& Vege3bl - I pAretions
ssbas graadGno H5s, .%Nich ca NAMED n,
ppEAS and poteftss f.:Seiurs S44s@sAit
saN% sua il ,lg&ys6rdins.y snS1eEse
VEG afcsc!cus. skass7t h.rIlsst?
Eae&roSrtstoIs5f Warmers Log Cabin
rems1ksAcvs ttsEsgat 20, AID have put
on thS Xket aAumber Ct these pure
vegeiSQk MAGaSetic NJ, made from form
olAs ssdssd Eyer patent searching into
tie s.scs.SsM tie pssf, SO tnst these who
want them w. net &c without them.
AmoSg theasA 9 C,bin remedies will be
found 'L7g CABIN ssr, sssri!.'," f,r tie
blpstFasI e CABIN hcps ard buchu RENE
6y,p q toifis snd stomach remedy; Log
G3bin cgugMAnd consumption remedy"
ag CebinESsr tcnic," for Strengthening
,fhxaene win gRhe hair; "Lcg Cabic eI-
srssesa, for bot& x.ernsl and IN 'ernal sp-
'plicaIas; "Log CABIN liver pills" clog
u 1b,n,Fose cresm," sn old bu' effective
Mmedptg cs,arrr, and "L3g Clb.n pIss
Nrs." AEhese remedies are carefully
sSpared 'fram recipes which were found,
afser long Investigation, TO have been those
mast successfully used by our grand
mothers OF "ye olden time" They are the
simple, vegetable, efiicacious remedies OF
LIS CABIN Gays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
THE RIRE RECORD.
Three Frame Buildings Burned by an L.
oenoiary at sGlphur rprinss.

Three Frame Ruildiugs Burned by an L.
ocboiarg at sGlphur sprinss.
special TO the Gazette.
SULrRUR SPRINGS, Tx Oct. l7.-Lsst
night at 1850 O'Clock cries Of fire were
beard on Main greet. Those first on the
scene found the resr end CT 81 old frame
builtipg in fl mes. This house had just
been vacated g few days ago, and an in
cendisry had saturated portion OF the
wall with coal oil, touched & match
10 it aud left his WORK
to be discovered when it Hss too late to
control the fumes. East Of the burning
structure was new two story bIick
guiding owned by T. j. Henderson,
which was on the c)raer OF M1il snd
Giimer streets. Thsre was hardly foot
OF space between the two houses. On the
west wes one story frame building &C.
CUPID by William Bsnlstt, csndJ-
maker, and TWO story fr,me build
ing occupied by White & LINER,
beef market men. The f,mes
rapidly spread to these two buildings
Everybody thought the Henderson brick
WAS going to burn. The lower story Was
occupied by saloon ard restaurant aud
the second-stoTY was used az sleeping
apartments. Beds were hurled out of
the windows snd lq1or barrels were
rolled down G liner street. The gal
vauized irol cornice wss melted OF and
the wall exposed to the fire.
was so badly il 1red that
new wall will have
to be pu. up. The wind blew the asnes
sround in front, ana the g ass doors and
windows were ruined, but tie house did
no. burn. HeadersoD's house was in
sured, but the frame buildings belonging
to Me- Charles Moore, Mr.. Mccormick,
srd Miss Bette Patrick were not insured
The windows and doors OF Dobbs Bros
brick, Just scross the stree, were il jired
by the heat.
At the Methodist church 8 meeting wee
in progr4s and the house was crowded
wren the slsrm Ct fi7e was given. Il.
took great Effort Gu the part OF these in
charge OF the meeting TO prevent panic.
Women climbed over he benches, and
old men .gRA boys iumfed out OF the win
do VA 4sTT - s.fE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Nicaragua Cas- al,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l7.-At q
me- ing at Franklin Institute tonight
Commander b. W. Taylor, U. S. N, gen.
ralmansger Of the Nicaragua Canal Con
stract!on Company, stated that the canal
could be finished In Elk years, alio wing
for all possible delays. The cost Of the
woik Is estimated st $50, 200, GOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Bleins IN Chicago.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. I'M. B;sine
and lis patty arrived in Chicago ct :
&C ock this evepiag.
Hi general health seems TO be excel.
lie It, but s cold which he contracted last
night affects his vocal chords and pre-
Yeats ulterences above low conversa
tioncl tone. He sniici pates that he viii
be in excellent voice By SATURDAY, wher
he spesks Il ihis city At tie exposition
He drove direct to the Grand Pacific hotei
VIII re he hopes to oo.sin some rest sfteI
his fa!iguirg csnvsss az Indiana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Martin and jones O. Caldwell.
necial to the Gaxatta.

CALDWELL Tx Oct. il Hon. Marion
Martin aud Col Z A. Jones addressed
the people Ct Buriason county ct this
plsce today. About 500 pc. PIE were
present. OGing 20 i'll heslth dr. MsrtIr
only spoke abouS ttrty minutes. Colonel
Jones spoke two hours and s hsif and was
list ned 20 throughout with make d at
tenrion. he Was frequently interrupted
by applause.
There will be 8 grand Demccrstic bar
becue here rext Saturday, The ooh
JuGge Terrell, Senator Coke ant Col
Seth Shepard vii be here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
nortzqxss on The W.bash.

CHICAGO, ILL, Or. II 3efore Judge
Gresham Of TIE Ulitsd States District
cont tnera was argued to-day motion
n consolidate all CAUSES pending in The
southern d.ssr;ci Il this state fer fore
closure Of mortgages on the Wabash
Railroad, end thu arguments Will De coE-
tiEuaG tormoirow. Similar motions are
pending Ia Olio and Indiana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Spoke at sherman.

5peCIsI 70 Inc GazeLte.
SHERMAN, TAX., Oct. i7-Captain T.
]. Brown OF this city delivered sn address
al the Opera House Tonight on the pc.
iItical issues OF the campaign. He WAS
favored with lsrge audience composed
II both ladies aud gentlemen end gres.
enthnsiG sn YES N infested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

G. Rsoul and General Msusger J. T.
O'Brier, of the Mexican Nst!onsl, were
in thi cltg ell day on oticisl busipest
and vii! lie We Tomorrow morning foI the
City Of Mexico. 1t Is rlmored that theiZ
visit here will smount 20 considerable
be1efl. th city. Their lire is now
op.n to he City Ct MCxico for freight
traffic aDd will be open for passenger
rsYel on November l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Oiosr G Murray Ess,Sn,.

ST. LOUIS, No. Oct. l7.-Oscsr G
Murray, general fl light sud traffic man
eesr Of the Missouri Pacific, las resigned
TO acc p. similar position with thu Big
F,ursYd Chesapeake AMI Oaic, with
heaLcuarters ut Cincinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
BLAINE AT LAFAYETTE.
Continued rom First Pzge.

During moments Iuil Colonel NhUmp
SOD announced that Nj B,sine'5 tbEoa,
Prev nted his addressing the sssem5.s2e.
and conducted hin 20 the railing TIE
confusion All Gle ring continued and 70
attention Was paid to Mr.. B!siae's for;s
70 obtain s;lerce ts he waiye.i his hancs
After few moments Mr.. Blsine ratpTns q
and retired direct 20 the csr, where he
r manned until he arTived st Chic:go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
YELLOW FEVER.
Oacstur Wants all the Q usrsntinss In North
Alabama Removed.
SITUATION AT DECATUR.


SITUATION AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. III herr Of
only two new cises 10 tina last twenty
hours; no deaths. Ols case Is danger
GUS want to ssy that al qlarautines In
North Alabama should be removed. The
argument OF abundance Of caution has
slresdy been pushed TO absurd extremes.
Signed JEROME COCHRAN, NJ. D.,
State Health ON ;er.
DECATUR, ALA, Oct. l6.-fhTe Gases
vera reported to-day, all co!ored; no
deaths.
[Sgaed JER:ME Cochran, N D,
Stste Hath Officer.
REFUGEES RETURNING TOO SOON.
WAsRENaroE, Oct. t7-Dr. Wall,
pr=sidens OF the board q heslt, 81
Fsmp,, Fla telegr.pis 80 the M.Tine
Hospital BIresu thst DumSer CT mer
clsots desire to visit New YORK snd asks
what srrar gsments can be made for &C
c.imsted persons to get work.
Surgeon Porter at jacksonville has
ssked If hs hiss legal 81 h1Yity to prevent
refugees from returning to Jacksonville,
and il be shall stStion mounted srmed
guard FIVE or Elk miles outside the city
on the various approaches. These tee
Grams have been repeated 10 Surgeon
G neral Hamilton 3. Chicago tor such &C
| ZION IS he maY deem necessary.
JACKSONVILLE RECORD.
JACKSONVILLE, PA, Oct. 10 The
c fl isl bulletin for the Inst twenty four
hours ended p. m. to dey Is: Number
Of c.ses, 90; desths. 3 Total number Of
csses to'uste, 1868; t6:al number Of
deaths, SIC
YELLOW FKvER AT VERA Cruz.
VERA Cruz, Oct. Is An Epidemic OF
yellow fever prevails here, tee Tesui! q
the recent great pods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
a Farmer Commits suicife
sreclsl to the Gazette.

RoCKDALE, TEX Oct. E-Mr. jam 8
Wicks, formerly q merchant here, but for
the past few years farming near town
committed su,ciGs this morning by
steobiDg himself in numerous pisces
alto at the be dy while In temporary state
of insanity. The deceased had many
friends here and else where.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

O5nGuo.ort' Life Insurance Articulation.
KANSAS CI1y, Mo, 0ct. 1.-THE
twenty first annusl convention OF tie
Conductors Life Insurance Association
Of the United S.s'es sssem5 here to-
day, President .Jlfn P. Coolbs Of the
Boston and Nesas Rsilroad, in tie chair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
The s,7,aF.a Necss.iher.

BosToN, MASS O;s. 1.-THE journal
saw: We learn from an excellent su
tnorI,y me full measure OF the Atch!st n,
Topeka ard Ssusa Fe Railroads financial
necessities, ami this is $4,000. GOO. Tnis
Gun will Izke up the fJatirg debt and
also meet the lnde ote6ress for new equip
msn. now. IL course u construction. To
nee. this rev burden private canvass OF
the larger stockholders Will 90 made TO
take in the proposed second mor'gsse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Why are the Gfsp6 Rspublic Cigsrros
like President Ciextf16? Because they
are made out Of sthe rfght kind Of stuff.
Sold by I'll first ss ceaie.s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
FHE RAILKO3D9.
The Gulf. Colorado and Santa Ps
Makes Fort Worth Headquarters (
for One of It's Auditors. "a
8oTar, or Brown, Receiver of the Tezas and
Fsc.6r, E1p.c-ed TO be In Fort
Worth To-cs,-Notes.
Hcms Nose1

Hcm. Noses.
H. White of the Cjtt3n B ii Wss in
F Jrt W orth yesterday.
Coio1elL L. D. voak. general live stock
agent Of the Missouri PsciRc, returned
Yesterday from Z trip up the road.
A usrtT Ct engineers are running lines
On Msrire creek said to be for 4 railroad
conpsry, 5as tJr was! Company Is not
kU0Wl.
Ca,cael r. A. Cameron. commi: sionef
q Ip Ris-s.ion for re Fort Worth ald
D.2ve,. ~as IN Inc city yesterday. rs
gsSs ih9 P4ahsld is fl.Ig up rapidly.
C,%-aug Of Dll.s hsVa Subscribed
sa0l, 600 - the Dallas, Archer srd Ps
N. a considerable part II he right ot-
wsY dss been securad, ard thirty miles
Ct 3,eal rails pu:casaa'.
q W .nCr Brow, receiver Ct the IexS5
auA Psria;, Is exp c:e: 10 DC n FJFt
Wcr.a 10 day. II ha c9mEs She Counc!i
VIII hJli en important inference Wild
hin sbcu! streets to 5s extended under
the tracks Of tAe TEan5c0n.iaantal snd
Te1ig sad 2Acfc.
The following ci1cnIsr Mss been issced
from the auditors iii g o. tee Sui, Col
orsdo sad Santa Fs Railway Company,
u7dar d.te Gsiyestcp, October 10, By ".
A F.osf, sudItoT: NJ. J. A. e. ndr7 is
appoin ed tEavaiiE N 'itor ior tl:5 com
parry, appointment! IN give oSsoGsr AZ,
lssS, with headquarters at Fort WorSa
Tex. HssGQuartsrs If @r. w 5. Il. fsr-
ksr, travelling &udiicr, VIII, sitef th,f
6sle, be s. GA.ves>oT, Tx.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Ca;oae r. A. Cameron. commi: sionef
81 Ip migration for re Fort Worth ald
D.avel, ~ss IN the city yesterday. HIS
gs,s The PAahsaa { is f:!.Ig up rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Deu6itt daily service Of siegent rul,eA.
Bufet and Sleeping Cars between San Agtcris
and Kansas City and st. Louis.
Don't be deceived, but call for your neks,.
viz the Missouri Pacific Railway.
For any desired information, tickets. NAV.
folders. etc., call on o. D. LUsK,
Ticket Agent. Union depot, Fort Worth
JAKE 2URS, Ticket agent, City Ofscs So
mar Main and Third streets.
q. @. AECEER.
Rcrthern TeIIG Fsbs. Agent, Dallas, Tea
y. w. MCCULLOUGH,
General Pass. and Ticket ASexJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Reserve sEenI appoiAsed.

Special TO the Gazette. q
wAsHaeros, Oct. 16.-gae!comptrol,
Ir of raaSCorfency hss saToSod the Ma
onsl REX of CONNER csSNEsss City,
IS resege agent Tor the SfAS HAiielal
Bank, nsVt on, Es1sss Sc 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

ms.loap sa,.ona ome,al..
specisl TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, 0:t. E.-Presidert W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Subscribe for TIE WEEKLY GAzxrra
Tor the campaign 10 cents month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
IA = Yla Hsss
.oveHsf good toaScco ufe Il. Joss

H. BrsWnsasent. ss..
= De,ni. .ltss q 'ds. l0aa.ln. :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

A party Ct engineers are running lines
On Hsrire creek said to be for railroad
conpsrv, Sus tjr was! Company Is not
ku0Rl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

The Finest soeitnthe wit
Al Anderson,EGnn store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

Hcm, Noses.
H. White of the CJtt3n B 1t Wss II
Fort Worth yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-04
PERSONAL.

Hon. ]. II. Manley, of Augusta, is the
guest of Hon. George p. Wescott.
The next lecture in the Central Club course
in Bangor will be delivered by DR.. Hill. Of
Portland, in about two weeks.
Hon, John Linnehan, of Gov. Sawyer's'
(of New Hampshire Council, is visiting
Portland.
Mr.. A. II. Davis. clerk of the United
States Circuit and District Courts, is visiting
Washington
DIR. ID. A. Robinson of Bangor has resigned
his position on the board of trustees of the
State Normal School, owing to the pressure
of other business.
A few of the Masonic friends of Mr.. M. A.
Dillingham;, the grocer, have presented him
with an elegant Masonic jewel, one side
bearing the Commandery coat-ofarms, and
the other that of the 800.
Mr.. Henry Moxcey has been appointed a
clerk in the post office to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Charles E. Pierce,
and Mr. Frederick Costello has been appoint
ed special delivery messenger.
Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson delivered lec-
ture in Bangor on Monday evening, in the
Central Club course Her subject was: "The
American Woman at Home and Abroad"
Tonight Mrs. Woolson will lecture in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Paine, of Jacksonville, Fla, will
be the pastor of Pine street NJ. e. church I'M
til the meeting of the Maine Conference.
MIR. Paine formerly lived in Portland, and
was converted at the Chestnut street church.
He is about 4S years old. and in early man.
hood served in the English army in the Cri-
mean war He is said to be very bright and
alert
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-04
a Fine store.

Schlotterbeck & Foss, apothecaries, have
recently opened branch store at Knight
vile. The building is new one GO by p
feet and one story and half high. Inside
it is finished throughout with white wood
which was first sandpapered and then var
nished. The ceiling is also of white wood,
the floors are maple and the tops of all the
counters are solid cherry. The medicine is
kept in fine set of 450 amber bottles which
prevent the action of light upon their con-
tents. In the back of the store is a prescrip-
tion counter in which there are 100 drawers,
aud the balances on this counter are new
and fine ones. Back of this are the chemi-
calls and the laboratory is in the rear of the
building. The north side of the store is de-
voted to patent medicines and a considera-
BILE counter room is given TO fancy articles.
A fine Puffer soda fountain will be put in.
There is large well lighted cellar in which
is furnace by which the building is heated
The store is well lighted and airy one and
the show cases and all other fxings are first
class. This fine store is in the efficient
charge of Mr.. Brown, gentleman who will
make many friends in Knightville. Mr..
Brown is liked by all who know him and is
sure to become popular in any store in which
he clerks.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-04
A Pleasant Gathering.

One of the most successful affairs OF its
kind ever given in this city, was enjoyed at
the Preble last evening, the occasion being
complimentary dinner given by A. +. Cox &
Son:to their statesmen and foremen. The
dinner was one of Mr.. Gibson's best, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. After twas
finished, pleasant hour was passed in reci-
tations, speeches, ETC., during which Mr..
James w. Pinkham was presented with
handsome gold emblematic charm, the gift
of his associate statesmen. The presentation
was made by Mr.. Henry p. Cox, and for
few moments Mr. Pinkham was unable to
reply; but he quickly recovered himself, and
was able to thank the "boys" in manner
fully satisfactory. The remainder of the
evening was filed with whist, ETC.. and all
went home voting it one of the best times of
their lives. There were present besides the
firm, Messrs. Charles o. Lord, Isaiah Cart
land, Ambrose p. Leighton, Edward N.
Whitney, Emerson X. Blake, Gardiner
Walker, Henry d Bracket, Caleb c. Burk,
Chas. J. Butler, James w, Pinkham, Harry
S. Higgins, Geo. F.. Smith, Winfield S. Cox,
Chas. F. Bolton. Edward w. Cox, Joseph
w. Hersey, w. Trott King. Thomas r.
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