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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-22
NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court

NORTH CAROLINA, In Superior Court
Frsyth county Fall Term 1883.
josephine Martin, Elias Fuip, Augusta
Fair, Sarah rreeman, William Freeman, Mar
thu Mailing, Frank Nading. Timothy Adams,
Joanna Adams, James Adams,
Adams. the three latter heirs at law of Dena
Adams. Decd.
N.ti,e The defendants, Sarah Freeman,
William Freeman, Timothy Adams, James
Adams Joanna Adams and --- Adams,
(given name ucknown,) the three latter heirs
at law of Dena Adams decd. will take notice
that an sctiol entitled us above has been com
menced in the Superior Ccut of Forsyth coun-
ty for the purpose of ejecting said defendants
from he possession of the lands which Will be
described in complaint and for the further pur-
pose Of settling and quieting the title to said
j. nds and the said defendants will further
Ia ke u.,ice that they are required To appear at
the next term of said court of said county to BE-
held ,n the 7th Monday after the LIST Monday
in September next (Oct. 22nd, 1881 at the
Court Hou.e of said county in Winston, n. c.,
and answer or demur to the complaint in said
action or the plaintiff will apply to the Court
FIR the relief demanded in said COMPLAINT
C. S. HAUsER,
r. B. kERSER, Z. 3. y.
Atty. for plaintiff.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-22

A movement is on foot In Indiana to
erect monument to Jonathan Jennings,
the first governor of the state.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-22

A necklace of human knucklebones
was the gift received by q. missionary
from partial chief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Bonhsn Preoines esnvention

Bonhsn Precines esnvention. -
Special 70 the Gazette. ~
BoNHAM, TEX, May 1.-THE p8no-
Gratis Of Bonham precinct held ntekven-
ton at the opera house this esening to
elect delegates for the county convention
which convenes In this city next Monday.
Forty-three representative men were
chosen and were instructed to vote fer
Grover Cleveland for President, Richsro
Coke for Senator, D. B. Culoerson for
Congress, E. D Mcclellan for District
Judge, James b, Lydg3 for District Al
torney. II WAS decided to discard the
primary system for the election Of Justices
and constables tor the purpose OF getting
q proper representation in the state con-
ventions. A question which has caused
much dIrturbance IN the party WAS settled
by fully endorsing the following resolu-
ton oiered by County Judge R NJ. Lusk:
Whereas, on the 4 b day of Ausust,
1887, the question OF adopting prshibi-
ton amendment to the constisution WAS
submitted to vote OF the people OF tlis
state, and,
Whereas, said question was settled at
the ballot box, and ia no longer an issue
before the people, therefore be it
Resolved, J.. In the interest Of peace,
unity and harmony in the Democratic
party which Is OF paramount importance
to sn other issues, that it would be IN
wise and unpolitic to renew an
issue which has been settled
by the people, snd which could only
tend to estrar &c good Democrats to re-
new the bitter feelings and rtjadices
engendered in that contest and thus dis
rupt snd disuuite the Democratic party
In this state.
2. That our delegates to the county
convention be .nd they are hereby In
struc,ed to use their Influence to prevent
any measure whatever inst would tend TO
renew said issue In this county or state.
The resolution carried unanimously,
both sntis and pros voting and 1t is
thought the question is settled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

convention request the Commissioners
court to reconsider their action proposirg
70 oulld new courthouse. On c motiop
to ta5le this motion and indorss the C m
missloners' court, considerable confusion
ensued, and upon vote beirg taken the
motion to tsbie and indorse prevailed by
vote OF 40 to Is. This settles the
courthouse question in favor Of new
one.
The following is a list OF the delegated
to the Fort Worth convention:
R. Z. Wright, r. T. Hsiley, Howell
Lewis, L. W. LLOYD, W. 2. Hadgins, W
Il. Pipe. III. R. Geer, Charles Winter,
James Turner, W. M. Robertson, W. R
Starr, j. Il. Pfepdsrgsst, L. P. Wilson, j
A. Henderson, W. L Sloan,J T. Cock,
A z. Blalock, E. ". Lancaster, S. 81,
Green. T. s. Buchanan, W. S. Scott, M
NJ. Morris, JSmes McLendoD, C.. Fl,
A5sms, james Craven, R S McClurg, y.
B. Pitts, T. A. Elgin, L. L Sherrod, ] D.
hund, Z. L. H!ghtower, James Tlcsel
c. NJ. Aosey, W. NJ. Woods, A. B. Block
er, j N. RosebOrough.
The convention voted down two reso.
lu!ions relative to the prohibition ques
ton. They are evidently in favor OF the
state cotyenti2g settling this question,
and some consider 1t settled by the cleo.
ton of last fall.
Resolutions indoraiIg the ADMINISTERS.
ton OF Grover Cleveland aud L. S. r IS,
the course of Richard Coke, and recon.
menGiDg Hon. W. H. Pope as a delegate
20 the ST. Louis convention were unsoi-
moualy adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Emith County Convention.

Emith County Convention
Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX. May 12.-The Democratic
convention of Smith county ret in Tyler
to-day pursuant to csll, with delegates
present from every club in the county
Hon. John NJ Duncan was inside chair
man and H. v. Hamilton, J. s. Bonnie,
and L. NJ. Green, secretaries. One MEM
Der from each club WAS appointsn as q
committee on permanent. organization
After the Organization was Effected Hon
W. s Herndon offered the following res
olution, which after rather heated dis
cussion, WIS sdcp,ed by vote OF 90
to i6.
Resolved, that we, the Democrats OF
Smith county, In convention assembled,
declare our opposition to airy party &C.
tian on the subject If Prohibition, and
hereby instruct our delegates to use their
infuence end vote against al expressions
or resolutions presented to the convention
at Fort Worth attempting or proposing to
commit the Democratic party tor or
against Prohibition or any regulation Of
the liquor traffic.
A motion prevailed to elect twenty-iour
delegates to the state convention at Fort
Worth, and Colonel L. r Bonner moved
that the delegates be chosen half antis
and half pros, which motion carried.
Five Of the snti delegates refused to serve
under the resolution instructing them,
viz: Horace Chll on, A. f. Cone, N.
Weriey, Cone johnson and T. o. Woldert.
The convention was representative
one in every respect, aud was composed
in great part Of delegates who have before
served the Democrats and the country
in The same capa :ity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

w. vrlrEwck: VIM Bast and wife, Den.
tIs A = d ankleyr Chicago; Mrs Martin and
Ei., So ID . Cogdell, Or pdbury: W s
No., ts.ssosa; W D Ho6gson, NJ & 2 Ry; O "
PDPrs BY; I T. Butter Cincinnati
h PIt, ION, 81 Louis, mas Big Sprin s;
rSs stniseun J G Whtt.side, G W While
Ess Sta. n b Sinclair, Denison, Tex & u
Est.s,,o hIesgo J P sinlnw Gave tor; Jno J
lgg-1UOt Lampssas; N r Penc ell, Los Aue elo:
Ans. Jn os, Dal. s; 3 MpnIz, New Or
rt an SAFE, t Louis; j + NcAfee, Pleas
Denys,,.' Seo Salby. New Orleans; W G Ola L,
lnrsSi!,.. Sseneer, W axah chic; Leon Hart
islset. y ~ ~ W Cans, Dallas w II scarb no,
tan, n bDurne't eoo rs es; Il CaIhouse. Cor
toOi sWersnger, Quanah L HaEle
esslsnS spptiIs c A scHi mon Miles A
lRsp IN Wallace, Tsscosa; j Garrett. T
sp6 TTsncherler, Eng: d Sorrison, Fort
isTssSHeslI, Wi Pendei ELL Lo. A e ge Sa Col;
tAH,nnlsr iSnita FALL; J II rler, Colorsce
nls;J Teaarkans; F d Lucke.t. Clark
saso1ri ~ nnse, Becoming srova T A kesns,
Is,.,. Ae'hc Railway; " W Shay and wife,
b b be- Mansion: W A Hutchinson, II A b.
s,E RaiS nsun Palmer, OnicGgn, L kal
SH!nrs. e via; II Z Hincke, II " Hlnae, Q
Eayos HIN Is; wN Barker, vernon; ohss
setl. eau lu wife, New York; \ o Sbetick Pa,-
az yp, zen |. Dav,l, Waco Miss Shep-
eVs; Dss,SsT, Thorp sp iOQs; a jackson, st
sslst, Ran htchel, T6 P Raiiway l. For
sHh,iSIa AZ Express: J T Lintf urst, Texas
sgHIISs.' DALLAS: Caas May RS, Oleburne;
SsStns Ta an1 daughter, Wtchitt Fal g; W L
20 Eh,nple; CT NO anis, Princeton. III;
SlHOllsH vernon; 10 N Hahn, Burlington
~ Ry: SiaIton, NJ; NJ ID Ryan, Ft W 4
Snsu nm Srii1l :, Wax ahsehie; w ID
Sssnov, n. hagsard. Dallas; w 6 Hobbard,
sBurss.0' aHttn, j 8 L aehmsn Dallas |;
SssaA: ue Mound; @ II BunosIhee.
!faSs; Mss Nellie Srug eos Tho, D spriaTs:
81 [ gooIa, sranbury; K T Atom, Ran
= fsvalI Parhsn lie; Curd. Abilene:
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

F. Sparks, Sr T. D. Grim }, H C. Gard
ner, NJ 81. Cfane, John r Dion, W
Poindexter, T. G. Hudson, E. D Renfro
&c. G. Wishersposn, w. Z Banks a
large crowd OF citizens were presens
The convention was convened At o'clock
Speeches were made by q number oil
citizens and great interest and eIthusi-
asm Tor the success Of the party were
displayed. Resolutions affirming the
principles OF the party were adopted, az
ter which the convention sdjourned. Con-
siderable discussion WAS had over q reso.
lion to adopt the 'Lee Academy" resolu-
tions, which was finally carried after
amendment inserting the words "Demo-
cratic resolutions adopted two years ago
by the county convention Of johnson
county" in place Of the words "Lee
Academy resolutions"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

TrsDp-'T may es we'll be frank shou
tne matter. VIII you please give me Is
cents to buy drink of whisky P"
oid Gentleman-"Can's you buy q
drink Oh whisky for less than Is ceuis?"
"Yes, can BIZ IL for 10, nnd in some
places a. low assks but Great Scott! what
kind Ct stu f is liH -
The Fort Worth Pharmacy Co. sell and
use only the best dtNEs and medicines
Physicians prescrlpu6ns specially. How
often 90 We heef ppople say that they
cannot get certain Prescription put up
at any otner drug storaiha hiss the same
color and taste, or the n1me effect, as IL
put up at stne Pharmacy Co.'S. Ladies',
with theirsfner sight aud taste, mention
this to usfreauentiy. The best thing >
sick person can do Is to;consult a good
doctor. II they will not do this, call
upon the Fort Worth Pharmacy Co. and
We wllIsell you the best patent medi
cines In the world. In tsklng patent
medicines, however, you msy lose the
good DOCTORS opinion OF waat is to be
srested. There is another lite matter to
which we ssk your attention. while We
write of, and that is our stock OF ladies'
and genuemen's toilet goods, all of the
best quslity. One more remark, and we
are done. We sell st retsil the best
cigars at wholesale prices. Thanking you
Tor your courteous attention, we are re-
specially yours,
FORT WORTH Pharmacy Co.,
Corner FIT q end Main SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Red R,ver opun,y Convention.


Special to the Gazette.
CLARKsvLLE, TEX, Nay ~. - The
county convention met yesterday. 1t
WAS called to order by D. C. Whitemsn of
the Democratic executive committee Of
the county. P. W. Henderson was
elected chairmsn pro ten, J. c. Deerer
and w. W. Lawson, secretaries. A com.
miftee was appointed On credentials AID
representation who shortly reported.
There came 8 rather hot contest over the
question OF admitting q bolticg delega
tlon from precinct Nd. 4, they claiming
that they representing 4 monority were
entitled to minority representation.
The convention held that Q majority
should rule. The regular delegates were
seated and the boilers relieved. The
temporary officers were elected perma-
nent. On motion the chair appointed
committee on resolutions, also ss a
committee 10 select delegates to the
Fort Worth convention. The committee
reported endorsing President Cleveland,
Governor Ross and ID. B. Culberson, SO
sHirmiDg their devotions to the Demo-
cratic party. They SAID the prohibition
questions had been fully settled and
thought it wise and prudent to let 1t rest
They opposed zny plank in tie platform
On the prohibition question. The follow
ing were the delegates elected to Fort
Worth: Hon. W. j Swain, N. P. Dosk,
J. 81 Butts, ]. L. Jsmerson, F. M Smith,
Lee Boris, j. R. Ward, Cursn,- Mo
Col um, Robert Swain, Sr., ana J. A,
Whitman
The convention adopted the minutes,
voted vote Of thanks to its officers and
&C iJuTned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Corysu County Convention.
ecfAl tn tha (5Rzetta

GATEsvILLE, TEX May - The Dem
ocratic county convention met to-day.
The convention was composed of strong
representatives from esch precinct. C.
N King YVES elected chairman, snd R
Zee secretary. There were forty or fifty
nen IT the Labor party preseut who fire.
quently interrupted Mr.. G. Z. Gass in q
Democratic Grafton while denouncirg
them as the resurrected corpse of the
Gresnback party. The replying On either
side was sharp and witty. During the
convention the Labor men retired to their
bali and held Q convention. They have
appointed q chairman in each voting pre-
cinct. They are being well organized.
The Democratic convention endorsed
Coke, Mills and Lsuham, straight Dem
ocretic platform, ana elected twenty ave
delegates. The convention refused to
concede the nomination Of county Ulcers,
il never having besn done in this County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Hopkins Oouuty Convention.

SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEX, May ia
mass meeting of the Democrats Of Hoo
kins county was held to-day at the court
house to elect delegates to the Fort
Worth convention. Four delegates from
each precinct we're elected and present
Cleveland WAS unanimously endorsed for
reelection. The meeting was large and
free from excitement and no allusion was
made to the prohibition question and the
utmost good feeling prevailed. The
Democrats heartily congratulated each
other upon the result. Every Democrat
Is aboard the old Democratic ship here
and no distinction is made on account OF
prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
A NEGRO PIEED.

ae Murdered - Girl Because She Would
Not obey Rim,
CHICAGO, ILL, May 12.-Zeph Davis
(coloreo) was banged in the county jsil
Enis morning for tho murder Of little
Maggie Gauhsn on the 9th of February
last. Davis was the first cclored man
ever executed in Cook county. He met
death without finchiug. Davis was fore
man n factory where Maggie worked
He killed her, IS he confessed, gbecause
sac would not obey his orders" Her
BODY WAS horribly mutilsted bgrthe col.
ored nend. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
OF CHRISTIAN sUIENCE

sho Peisoas Her CbGs and Cute Her Own
Threat.
ISDIANAPoLls, IND, Msy 12.-Mrs. Ida
jordan. forsy-cne years old, tle wife of
Tt, mas Jordan, grsin dealer, of this city,
adm. istered fatal dose OF poison to
their lou -yesr-old child tits morning
and then cut her own throat with q razor
Both are dead. The woman was partial y
dsnsnted, and her il trinity was intsns .
fed by the excitement over Christien
science, Of which she was an ardent
student
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Wsrthan Primary.
special to the Gazette.

WoRTHAM, TEX, Msy IL The De mo-
cratic primary to elect delegates to the
county convention, to elect delegates to
tho state convention, was completely
captured to day by the political Farmers
Alliance sud the Knights Of Labor. 1t
Was known before the convention WAS
called to order that tbs Alliance had
agreed upon ticket, and 1t was carried out
to q letter. ALI the i've delegates-elsc CT
to the county convention are Alliance
men and Prohihitionists except one, who
ID ss;d to be q Republican. The Demo-
cracy will organize tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Reeves County Politics

Pscos CIT, THxAs. Nay II, 1883.
To the Editor Of tae Gazette.
Ia correspondence fro a Pecos City in
GAzETTE Of May 9, tbs folio wing ap-
peared:
County politics 1, growing warm. The
campaign bids fair to be lively Is 1t will
be as before, fscos City sgsinss ToVah
but every man for himself, Irrespective OF
residence, politics or Christian faith. i
should have read thus:
CouuIy politics is growing wsrm and
the campaign bids far TO ss lively as il
will NOT De as before, Pecos City sgAinsi
Toysh, out every man for himself, ire
spective of residence, politics or Christian
faith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
winsboro Precinct Gnnvention.
Special to the Gazette.

WINssoRo, Tx, Msy 1.-THE Demo
cratic convention for the Winsboro pre-
cinct convened to-day and elected 3
Richardson chairman and Professor a.
Ball secretary. The following named
parties were selected delegates to the
county conventions: G. W. Burgess, G
M. Mars, Daniel Knight, L III. Tile y,
". c. Person, r. T. Matbux, ]. B. Avis,
: D. R chsrdsop, Amos Craddock, B. N.
jackson and M. D Nesrlock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
At Winona.

Special TO the Gazette.
aWINONA, TEX M.y 12.-Pursua1t to .
call the Winoaa Democratic club met this
evening to transact such business thai
came before the club. The following del
egstes were elected TO the county con
vsntion: a. Johnson, J. 81 King, ID
Starnes, W. A. Allen, c.. Is. Milford and
J. A. Lott. 1t Was recommended that
each club hold primary election enc day
before the county convention to nominate
candidates for the county f1lces.
Resolved, that copy of these proceed
srgs be given the Tyler papers and the
Fort Worth GAZKTTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Harrison ooun,y oonvontisn.

Special 70 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, May 12.-The county
Democratic convention ASSEMBLED to day
in the opera house, eco delegates being
present. A. 4 S;arT, county Chairman,
called the convention to or0er. Hon. Z
+. HALEY was elected temporary chelr-
man. E. d. Lougnery, editor OF the TIL
Weekly Herald, T. P. Hawiey and G. w.
Kretx we're made secretaries. A commit
tee on credentials, basis of represer tation
and permanent organization was ap.
pointed, consisting Of one delegate from
each voting prec net. The Commits
recommended making the temporary OF
gani2stion permanent which va
adopted.
~. B. Starr of7sred resolution that the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Gregg Comfy Convention.

sp ecisl to the Gazette.
LoNGvIRw, Tex, Msy 12-The county
convention to-day elected full delega-
ton to the Dallas and Fort Worth con
ventions. Clevelspd's administration
WAS endorsed, end high tribute wss
paid to Senator Coke in fattering reso
luton. Congressman KDgore and the
Mills tariff bill were sieo endorsed. Pro-
nibition wss declared dead and nothing
would be done one way or the other in
that direction. Ii Was thought the Alll-
knce would not take part in this conven.
ton, but some of the leading members
were present showing we are ali Demo.
Gratis no matter what GENES up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
oomsuchs County Convention.

CoMANcHR, TEX M,y 12-The Dsmo-
cratic county convention assembled here
to-day and elected the following dele.
gstes TO the Fort Worth convention: P.
L. Hutchinson, DR.. Hammond,J B. Chill
TOT, W. o Hamilton, J. D Campoell, J.
N. Psesler, o s. Mason, Dr.C L Psyre,
B. Thomas, John Rosche and t. J. Homs-
ley. Resolutions were adopted lndersing
Cleveland and Mills, also indersing Hon.
W. o. Hamuson for Senator from the
Thirty-fourth district. A. J. Cofsy nav
ing rendered his resignation as county
chairman of Mason, Il. Fleming was
elected to Ill his place. II WAS resolved
to organize thoroughly for the county
Offices with the Uaion Labor element.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Pntssboro Primary.

special to the Gazette.
PoTTsBoRo, TEX, May 12.-At @ pri-
mary convention held here to-day james
Cummins was chairman and o CASTER
st cretary. Delegates to the C unity con-
vention were elected as follows: W. W.
Crank, Lee Stalcup, d. Z H.rris and
E. G.. Cniles. They were instructed to
vote for county nominations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

~, "osrries, strawberries.
va. clops strawberries ares now
kaca, ~, lip Hrrival at the Fog< Worth
1s.g h ~ rhia grocery hogss keepe
&Slss hont in getting allsthe gQRE
Mt M ashley can pssg6 ttszd6t he
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

The dudes should knoyt that Rangum Rae
'Linime nseure1 big head in nIss for We
Hunt, ,fAdsirsvllle Ky. j.. H. Madoys o
sorrs stztion, Teu1., cured his hogs ofe t3int
stsggeK$Wi.h 1t. Il fact, this King. OF Etni
mentsT invalusp,tf for man ard heart, and NJ
fan H7 should be wilhuuti:. Sold by all drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Van zands County CONVENTION.

VabZands County CoLVsnttoD.
Special TO the Gazette.
WILLS PslsT, Tx, May 2-The
county convention to elect delegates met
TO day a. Castor, Endorsed both the state
and national sdministra,ions, the Mills
tsTin bill and Hon. C. 3. Kilgore for re-
nomination. The prohibition question
was not mentioned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

q. asmed Wolf have petitioned
hnss , ~ Legislature this season for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
johnson County Convention.

Special % the Gazette.
CLKBURNE, Tex, May 12.-The county
convention met here to-day. W. A. Hon.
chin Of Alvarsao precinct WAS elected
chairman and A. h. Gedges secretary.
The follow delegates were cleo. ed 10
attend the convention at Fort Worth: u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Ksufman County Convention.

TERRELL, Tex, May 12-The Demo-
cratic county convention was called to
order about II q. m. this morning, and
after some routine business adjourned
until l 80 p. m, when business was reg.
ularIy entered upon. The convention I'D
not adjourn until . late hour. Jn6ge
Dills1d was chosen permanent chairman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
Robertson County Convention.

Special TO the Gazette.
FRANKLIN, TEX May 12.-Tne county
convention convened here to-day, elected
twenty four delegates to the Fort Worth
convention and endorsed Cleveland and
his entire administration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
CONVENTIONS
County Gatherings Throughout the
State to elect Belee ates to tho Fsrt
Wsrl1 Slate Convention.

Several Of the Conventions Resolve that
Prohibition II q Dead Issue and In
slrues Dele q tes Accordingly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13

Owing TO the inc nation Of nsny
people to be h1mprs ged in the
v,,, purrh sse OF articles of necessity
EkfFV0U In tho houser. Id, we fee IL our
WILL 1VU futv - so nd note of warning
Ii 10 those who seek emec les for
LISTEN a.! IL H., sss szs.ss
pupu art, of BENsoE's PLASTER
- has tempte unscIupu Gus ma u
4TIl fseturers to offer many worthless
~ sabsttutiops ana Imitati ms of
u HAT valuable remedy, hence We
B ,,r,- would aGrsee those Who wish 70
4 NIlNn secure prompt rsltef frcA,
'VuAD CJus b Colds, Hoarseness, Pleus;
lisy Chest Pains, st tica. Rhra
,rr,, mBt'sm. IRabag0 snd BsesAche,
blVIIiH 7 to Carefully avoid wy hless
Jul pas ere by always ASKING for
hKNsoN's, and let 20 persuasion
by he dealer In uce you to &C.
cept any ot2e plaster.