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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
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LIME TARLEkGAKD Having dlled all my
table eafuers Mrs. Johnsop; ecorns rsSscsnd
and Lamar streets. - ~ = - 81
WANTED.AtV eoiecf liable boarders at
~ No. Soe E&g3F6u street, corner Of Cal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

Is anticipation OF the defeat Of Mills
szriR bill Pennsylvania man hss q sheep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

ons month OF over, consecutive insertions,
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n a local OF reading matter. 500 per line Will
be charged.
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Wants, Lost, Found, etc.,
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IA AZ SPACE (k-inchl-oount7 werds 70 uAe'
WEEKLY BpITIoH.
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soscsrcn copies sent on application. Address
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

Tor drss-clsss AN goodsI T
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

I'd Orders receive rompt and Careful Attentor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

gee. Iroa,I sltn y ordsss Fort w0rth Grocer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
To SAM FoRpYcx-Shakei

Or TO Topolobampo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03

On TO San Angelo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-03
OK TO Cairo.
OK TO Memphis,

OK TO Cairo.
On TO Memphis.
OK TO GreeDville.
On TO San Angelo.
Or TO Topolobampo.
To SAM FoRpYCk-Shake!
In.,.in.t inn of the defeat Of Nj
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
GLASS AND sILvEpWARR.

Berry dishes arc wider and more shallow
than the orange bowls, but are otherwise
similar and mounted in very much the same
fashion. Some OF them have bowls of en-
graved glass, others of futed or cut glass.
Many of the bowls are of colored glass, either
cut, engraved or decorated. Low fat dishes
are popular, although some of the newest
patterns have balls that are made of wide
band Of metal, and decorated in most elsbor-
ate style.
Egg stands are popular. They are in
several forms, somewhat like large caster,
but have standards for the egg cups where
the caster bottles are placed. A small bracket
holds the spoon and the stand is ordinarily
passed for each member OF the family TO take
cup and spoon.
Toast racks are among the breakfast con-
venences. They are in various sizes and
will hold from six to twelve slices of toast.
Beside other novelties, the authority men
toned states that salad casters are coming
into general use. They have two bottles, one
for oil and one for vinegar, and some have
pepper and salt bottles.
In cake baskets the latest patterns are
somewhat In tray shape with straight sides,
corners almost square, and wide, decorated
handles.
The cut here given represents double pro-
serve stand of cut glass in a silver frame, a
richly chased claret jug and silver toast
rack
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The beauty and rarity of wares shown Ia
all articles OF silver and IN silver and glass
combined, FOR use and artistic decoration on
the table, is more remarkable this season
than ever.
One Of the most exquisite styles in tea or
coffee set ever brought out -, according 10
Decorator and Furnisher, a fine quilted satin
finish, with fluted top and FURNISHED bands,
and it is having immense success. Engraved
figures on satin finish look like silver brocaGe
on ground of frost work There are half =
score Of models. after which new designs are
made
A stvle in futed surface with the lines rum
ming Ia a sweeping curve from top to bottom
OF the vessel is very pretty, as well as that
which shows perpendicular futings in melon
shape. Indeed the round, plump, nectiney
melon has been the model for some of the
best designs Of the season.
Spoon holders are shown in goblet shape
and in the melon shape just described A
new style Is a fat tray with nearly straight
sides and handles. Others are tall, with
arched handles and elaborately ornamented
sides and bodies.
Syrup cups are in tall slender forms. regu-
lar pitcher shapes and in the melon pattern.
Some butter dishes set very low upon the
table others, rest upon the standard, and there
are those that are suspended midway in an
arch Of decorated and filigree metal.
Orange bowls arc of cut glass, the frame
and stand of silver
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
Yesterd.v's Court Record.

UNITED STATEs-United States W. Charles
ID. CrGndell, case continued during the term.
United States VS.. John kehOe, Indictment
for having in his possession counterfeit;
obligations OF United States, plea0ed not
guilty; bail fixed at $4,000. Abrahsm
kerschbanm VS.. Jane Martin, gardisnee de-
fendant thirty days granted I'D which TO
get pew trial. Edward q. Chambers Va.
William Upton, trial In progress.
CIRcUIr.-Georgs C. Baker VS. Richard
Harmon, sssumpsit; order that defendant
and appellant file new appeal bond. He
man Blodgett VS.. William Horton aud
Isaac Horton, aSsumDsit; verdict no cause
for action; iudgmen, for defendants for costs;
proceedings stayed for twenty days. John
|. Cutler ys. John L. Elliott, trover on trial.
In the matter of the inquisition on dead
body OF Volney II. Benton, Ii appearing that
deceased is not resident of this State; or
dered that State bear xpense OF the inquest
SUPzRIoR-William Scrioner VS.. Charles
). HaZeltine, assumpSlt; motion for new
trial denied with costs TO be remitted by
plaintiff The people VS. Olive Wilson aud
George W. Van Zandt, adultery; On trial.
PRoBATE-Estate of Harry II. Myers, ct
al. Minors; report of sale OF real estate
filed and confirmed. Estate of Jane Smith.
deceased bond and oath on sale of real
estate Med Estate OF Archibald salmon.
Deceased appraiser warrant and inventory
hled. Hearing on claims before the Court
assigned for September l3. Estate of julius
c. Abel. Deceased; order allow executors
final account and discharging executors.
Estate OF Bsrtsl De Vlieger. Deceased.
Executors annual account filed. In re,
Matte Wander Yeede, an adopted child.
Order confirming adoption and changing
name to Msaue BUYS. Estate of MaaiJe
Buys. a minor; orde- appointing Martin
Hoogerhyde guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Among dishes suitable for the lenten season
q correspondent of good housekeeping gives
the following:
Milk soups are also very agreeable. and
can be made with potatoes, rice, sago, topi-
oca, vernicelli, etc. Boil ono quart OF milk,
season with very little salt and sugar. and
thicken with one teaspoonful OF corn starch
When serving, pour over blocks Of friei
bread. Two yelkS Of eggs added improve
the soup greatly. One-hslf cupful of rice CT
one-quarter cupful of sago boiled in a quars
Of milk makes rice or sago soup. A little
sugar must be added and yelks If liked
Canned Lobster.-Cut IN small pieces, lay
in pudding dish, pour over it bechamel O.
white sauce made Of milk, cooked quite thick.
Crate over it one-quarter pound cheese-par-
mesan = best--and bake until brown.
Hard boiled eggs with cream sauce poured
over them is another dish easily prepared,
also served cold with mayonasise, to which
you have added one teaspoOnful of French
mustard
German pan cakes made Of two large
wooden spoonfuls OF -four, four eggs, and
made to a thin batter with milk, and baked
with plenty Of butter, in a pan. sre nice.
For variety spread with jelly, jam or app.s
sauce and roll.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

A D4isfs f&ney AZ FerGitgEe-=Ss~ssss
.h4lass in sslssr~<Ee-Lentea Dishes

A D4i1fs F&ney AZ FefGitGre-~sSssEess
sh4lsss AZ sslssr~~Ee-LentsA Dishes
Thi1e and gol1 farn1urs beng 3 fanex
OF t..e aAy, o1z ~ .Eo articles Ia r.ls s,y.
lave eood t-ees "a roo4a, tSS.5e f-ruEl
ing q coassnle8s Nay of Transforming o-l
Taings lhto us~
An al llgror thai las been ~ ASIDE Ca
account q = sogg frame RAY, sIgh WGitc
paint yarniSh and stripes Of gold palat. IL
eonvefted into = bandsoEle p1see * flfsli-
ture; for q al Tie furnishings Of the hozss
TIE mirror stands az The head As the nsost
beautiful whsn framed Ia wnlte aud gold
An Cd fashioned E gag sIsIid E%-nted white,
with bands u gold, with white ieiI scarf
thrown over II. the ensis embroidered VITA
golden rods OF DAISIES, Is pretty sddI1lon 10
say room
A willow chair CT rocker that has grown
DARK may be made beautiful BY painting IL
white ana gold, uphOlstering the seat ard
arms IL myrtle grsen plush, running myrtle
green satin ribbon through the space Ground
q across the bacA, and fastening at tie right
hand corner Ia . broad bow. TEs back nsy
have a round or square cushion OF the SANS
shade OF plush or need rot have any.
A common cane seat chair painted IN
white and gold, upholstered IN pescOck blue.
with bow OF tie same shade OF ribbon tied
at the upper right hand corner of the back,
l. very pretty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

DR.. Evans. OF New York, who has his
headquarters CT Sweets Hotel. has bis
rooms daily crowded with people seekin Z
fpr quick and perfect restoration 10 health.
Fr IN lis wonderous magnetic treatment
asss OF Iheum atism. parall SIS, dez.nsss,
dyspepsia, nervous debility. Catsrrh. dis
essss of the liver. kidneys, blood, bones,
nerves, etc, are daily cured By
him by The simple application of
bis hands 20 the aihiSted parts.
DR.. Evans is an educated physician,
which enables ll.n 10 Tel. when aud where
not 10 give medicine in connection with
bis magnetic treatments. which gives him
an advantage over all other magnetic heal
e-s. Al who are afflicted should call on
Or. Evans, for If your case Is durable be
will certainly cure you. some cases are
cured by single treatment, while Others
requirs several treatments.
He will treat the poor free Of charge at
Hartnsn'S Hall, Ionis-st.. only on Saturday
mornings, from 10 to IL O'Clock, and in yitss
all 10 attend and witness his wonderful
cures. Or. Evans is the only magnetic
healer who ever visited this city. who dare
come before the public ana demonstrate
what he can do.
His consultation at his parlors at Sweets
Hotel are per hour srom 10 a. III. Ill p. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

H y Phelps. of Chicago, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs Emma Leichnsr has rstgrned from
q months visit with friends in Hastings
AT Wiley. u Bristol. Tenn, formerly
a prominent Michigan lumbermsn. IS in
the city.
III. Edwards. Of Albany. Y. Y. Was at
The Morton yesterday on his wsy home
from the North.
Mrs j. " BOYD and Mrs. Ashton. Of
Traverse City. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Pound. Of Jsmes-St.
Mrs. e. y Spauldin< has returned from
Rsntoui. where sls vas sttsndiEg the f1-
neral of her Erardsather.
Nr and Mrs. William A. Berkey len yes
terdsy for a. extended Southern tIip. vis-
iiinx Atlantis and other points of interest.
"a Brown. the wsn known acrobat Of
.his city. has returned home from = sue
cessfui seasons sngsgemsnt With a travel
ing combination
Daniel Snll who wss formerly engaged
n the dry goods business on West Bridse-
- hss secured a run ou the G. r. 6 q
rsilrvsd between Kansas City and Atcbison.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Attention Called 10 the sfOre Important
Game and Fish Laws

Attention Called 10 the nOre Important
Game snd Fish Laws
State Game and Fish Warden Smith has
instructed the Deputy Game WerGens 10
prosecute every viOlator OF the law. and
calls especial attention TO the following:
All persons are warned against a viola
ton Of section 2,l95 or Howelrs Statutes.
which prohibits the killing. by any means
Whatever. OF any wOOdcocE, partridge,
ruiiied grouse. wild duck. wild goose or
sny other water fowl, or snipe. from Janu-
AIRY 10 September OF each year. A PEN
atty OF $50 or imprisonment for thirty DAYS
Is attached TO this ofiense.
The general fish law. as amended by ace
No. 265 OF the session laws of 1887, pro-
hlblEs the spsaring OF any fiih during int
months of March. April. May and June ia
any waters OF this State, except the Great
Lakes and Saginaw Bay. under penalty of
a fine OF 800 or imprisonment for thirty
DAYS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The following letter was received at this
Office yesterday for publication
TO The SpOr, Loring People ef Grand Rapids:
In an experience OF four years as pro-
fessionsl wrestler and promoter Of athletic
Sports, 1 regret TO announce that there is an
inclination on the part of "fimsy boiler
sheet called the Eg-Riag Lc7dcr, to decry
and denounce entertainments OF the char
scter ensuing from the hsaccomplishmsnt of a
long aud tedious practice such a. wrestling.
boxing and cslisthenic exercises. TIE press
taxes or should take decidedly active IN
tersst IN matters pertaining 20 that which
serves to devs.lp and enlarge the mgscIisr
system. and could sny of toe amateur
writers CT the Lslder be induced TO an en-
counter OF sny kind with good athlete. be
would find himself anniniiatei in a short
time. and perhaps not until then would be
give what gymnsstic performances are en-
titled to-s respectable notice.
Yours respectfully.
Carr. ToM SHIKLps.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The meeting Of the Vest Michigan Farm
srs Ciab vas held yesterday afternoon in
the Supervisors room. Several OF the
members we're present; among them were
Jonathan Best who presided over the meet
ing. and :. 8. Bailey. who delivered sn IN
tsrsssinz address on The Best Method Of
Aslnfa ninz ths Fertility Of the Farm.
An srtlcie vas read oy t0s chairman. ion
atasn Bsst. On "Thomss Siog which -
recon- nlsudsd ss a grsst fer ze- some Of
the other grHtlem-n present were Messrs
Van B1r>n. Iir ieraas8. r. = BsiieT. Ca
peufsr Bsrsr0rta. re S.ss91s and Others.
a. q wa0n seemed 90 be vsrV mgca inter
ssls1 ia TIE meeting NJ Fuiier. uBo hss
been sosent f1- s1ne finae gave vsrv
interesting sEercn ~ his trsre.s sn1 de-
scTised re different mc6ss of farming in
tr- aistr.cls IA be bad tr1ve ed IN. TIE
1as-un- then adjourned f5r tro weeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

o4llz8ssze11.
TIE <xzzsias - u Feiriek SesnioB.
charged sifh tas uaFier oi Hsary Posefs.
sas rssoaSl n Ponce Cs4r. Yesterday isrs-
aoon sbeE the testimony prsyisusly gwen
szs rss1 sas sigue8 IS gae Witnesses Al
LLs zllSGDeol zessigl = llrE llzsy1. lEe
alao a1o s4s Ia company ga tA-f "a
&ho sas oca3iOn have . kuife Has s~ora
tor The prosecution ald testILr1 g. see
tLs tsFse uaso 44zrfsAnz snorl lnis oe
fore the maf1er sd t1zl Defox - hian
ta41 E= szH cczal01 sticking kLlis Ia =
Tree I'D say tat he would lasl a. leave
stick Il iatO one OF Is comrades - into
TIE iEee.-
Iais closed the testimony for she People,
sBd Det-ctFe Charles uztes Hzs tAs nrst
witness tor the defense. he slm3iy ldenli-
nsd gas knife ;ouad tue day after the inur-
Ger ou the scene Of the ARRAY. PatrIcx
seaman, isthsr OF the accassa testified that
lie had freq gently sss8 me snlfe produced
IA the possession VI gne deceased Powers
Aicnssi Powers father Of the murdered
boy. testified that be lad never seen this
knlfe IN his s0n possession. and he did
nOl believe his boy had knife. as be ire
quently bOrro wed his when he wanted 10
Use one. The examination vas then ad-
jOurned Until Friday morning. when the
testimony vi these witnesses wall DC read 10
them. aud other witnesses for tue deieass
Will DC sworn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Fifteen or twenty members of the Hill
dsncs Of n. N Reynolds Oh Rsnsorn-st.
lsst night AMI discussed The work 20
- done ths coming season. An sf
fort vii Be made 70 plant
trees he entire length Of Fsirhaaks-st. as
s1on - he grading - compleisd similar
purx = s'so rnder nsinsrstion for Eost-
wiex si ss scor ~ the grading on that
street = completed
Another meeting vii Be held t~o vseks
from tomorrow nixhs AZ Schmidts store On
Rrttge-st woen tbe contractor = expected
O. he present. Meetings vii re he'd every
I've weexs hereafter
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
led A. MATSAKp, Attorney.
Tn. Car,.nter- Union.

The meeting of the Carpenters Union.
held ia the hall corner Canal and Pearl-sts.
last evening, was largely attended by the
men bsrs of the union and Others. J. n.
Payne was elected Chairman. and l.. '.
Moulton opened the meeting with an elo-
quent address on the subject of discussion,
The Benedt Of Organizations and Shorter
Hours" after which A. .. Grocer delivered
q brief but to the point address on the same
subject J. Tiooetts was then called and
gave his views OF the matter in = brief
bonorous way. which was loudly ap-
plauded by the audience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
FOR the Examination.

An examination OF applicants for posi-
tions in the classified departmental service
will De held 10 this city. commencing
March y. under the auspices Of the United
States Civil Service Commission. Tbe blank
application peper for the examination
should be requested directly of the Civil
Service Com mmissl0n q. Washington, D. g..
and when fisd and sworn u should os re-
turned % he Commission. Applicants who
have NOT been n0ti6ed 20 appear vii not.
without tie consent ofths Supervising eI-
sminer. be admitted 70 the cram nation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

n The suPerior Court yesterday tie case
Of Mrs 0lrs wilson AID George y. Van
wilson. The w6nsn's husasni. sita adj
terry Tss fried bsf'rz iarT. The testimony
gwen eV ths ssn,e witnesses vas ntterlsilr
si1aiiar 81 tat given - sbe sxsu' lustion n
Poiics Crurf 49, wsek The sssslno1F rsS
closaf ass evening" and ne attorneys WI
address, ne Jury fhls morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
HER TORTURES.
Mrs. Wood Tells OF tho Cruelties of Her
Husband.


Abbie Wood wants q divorce and asked
the Superior Court. through her attorney.
J. NJ. Jameson. 10 release her from her
husband. Joseph Wood, whom she married
at Coral, in June 1881. She charges in her
complsi that Joseph has treated her in q
cruel and inhuman manner. ever since. heir
marriage. She gives a narrowing account
OF his crueties, stating that he called her
vile names and struck her frequently,
once IL the mouth with q butcher
knife and with this weapon he
threatened to kill her. That on certain
occasion be struck her a number of times
on her bare srm with strap until II was
black and blue and again he grabbed her
by the nose and pinched her causing large
blood blister. and other tortures which she
describes at length.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

vafros Tr1zeRks n zRsEp-r desirs 70
srnoonrs tDrolzEn tae columns Of Ycur
rsper tnat ovirg 81 the s-psf cro~rs ~
customers who havs thr3ug>t tbe ~ J.
fvHzs a 60 cr1ckrrv store "a PAST rTo
6avz ~ are cr-npei - - close the store
en Wednesday nntl noon n order r' csfeh
I'D ~ith cur sslss cr3ers and % srrsnge
sncck. We WI 1pen at nson. snd inviss
hecsekeepers. hcsei sBd boarding heuss
keerers sud ths puoifs generally 90 the
snsssEz ~ 40 aosing eat nsrtzAze ssie.
Sx. WsxkSz Axenk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The residents on Thomss-st between
Union and East-sts are very anxious TO
bavs he street graded for distance Of
three blocks Some few Of the Hollsnders
VIE reside nesr East 81. refuse to sign the
petition. bet those Who i've near Jnion-sf
sfter waiting tor three years. have deter
mined 70 make a heroic effort 20 accomplish
the very desirable end. and VII present =
petition % ths Council soon. The street
shonlr csrlainl7 Be Ersdsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
crrarn whinred soI.d wIthont waste.

Catherine Owen tells that the only wsy 90
vbip cream solid without one teaspoonful cf
waste is % have il al least tventy-fouT hours
Old aud thoroughly chilled. then to beat =
steadily without taking the heater out tI il
Is as sold g. the white of egg This usually
happens in ten Minutes with pint II cream,
bat il the kitchen IS warn and it does ncs
sCoine~ in that tire. it Is often an economy
of tine 70 set it in ths ice just as it IS. 70 get
chilled again There is 10 occasion 20 re-
move the frotb as il rises. the whip Wi be
finer and firrner vlfh0st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Dr. A p WAY. vho prscticsd ussicins
a. AHegan 6or t~snsy yssrs. snd hss fer TIE
past three years seen physician ss the STATE
House of Correction Al Ienis. hs moved -
this city srs VII enter nrsn the przclice Of
his rrefsssiSn hers. His oisioe sla De a.
ror,r, "a Porter s,rE
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Fo~ over f~s years I vas : co7sfaot 81
fsre~ vsth "a zcsf ter~in sr3 annorsnz
ilssssa 8vspepsfs. Afsr psvf1z sus kE1-
sre.fs q sc csrs sae ouiT redlcier 7 fourd
tbS1 YOU'D 90 re sny xosd vsz Sapssr
Ffsfer~ 81 oofflrs crTed me. Nsw I csa
sst wsis sna sa baPPy sd hangrT- T---ErT-
raR
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

a. nesting Of the state Military Beard
e vas decided 20 purchss. SOD avsrcaats fsr
tns soi6ier h1rs G. use rext summer in
camp A -escfutirn wss cf red ssd tscled
untii next ns-ti1g - aoid - next IN
csnntneuf On asesinsc Island ard ssch of
tte regiments 20 60 so csmp for i've dsvs
eac1
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Mrs Dr. H. C. Stephenson. Department
Chspisin cf the Wonssa's Resisf Corps. isft
yss-s7isy 10 attend . meeting q TIE De-
rartuent oaicers A. LANSING. Mrs sispaen-
80. ~ho = 50 sufausisstc n1sr1asr ~ TIE
Csrps. IS fsverkhiv msasirs1 a. tie next
Department C0n nusa1sF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

John kshcs. tie Nanistes IS oon xeey,sr
~ho = charged vita hsving couassrteit
nousv n his possession. v&s srrzsgaed n
tns Enited State cogrt yesterday ard
rlesded act zusttg. Re ~ss aeid d0r ussl
ia So &c bat and -snt 70 isis n ssfs1lk
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Actual pleasure In use of a Sewing
MschiHe If you Guy n genuine Automatic,
made only by Wilcox & GiD0s S. ~. Co. W.
X q. Medallion trade mark Oh every
machine, MoMAN's EXCHANGE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14
SHE BLUsHED

awfully when / told her what to DO for
those horrid pimples with which her face
was covered. Sne now SAYS If you want a
pink and white complexion with a nice
clear smo tn skin. you must uss that best
OF all blood purifiers, Sulphur Bitters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Catsrrh is caused by impure blood and
5 cured by Hood SsFss pArills, " lIch puri-
lies the blood and gives the whole system
health and strength. Try this peculiar
medicine"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

A Cd nsn esin.ns % hsi frem Ns~-
svyo snd eivinx - nsns - r. p Lean
- 80 81 fbe P1lts session yesterday uifb
BIS ,scs oealy brui~ed. c sia.i1g tsat - ID
tssa krorsse deVa 81 rehee1 g e. IN h.
sxth ra-5 fns previous nlE5- He 4se1
% make couoalnt rhiea cs1se1 tas
offers 10 dolEt hls story.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

Always wash glassware y itseaI-
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CAKES
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Plants
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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-14

The following is list Vi the marriage
licenses issued since last published, With
he names. residence when outside the eitSl
n1 ages of Tie parties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-03

OURE.RAIsING FLOUR and BUCKWHEAT
y for sale in Bib packages by
nov16 ]. C. MILBURN.