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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
IN GAY SOCIAL LIFE.
The Gay Debutante Has Add
ed a Week to Her Ex-
perience,
But Cupid Has Added Few
Victims to His Long
List.
The Many Clubs Of Minneapo-
lis Continue Their Gay
Career.
Mixed Social Pickles and Cos
sip Of a Personal Ma
ture.

Society has been rather quiet during
the past week; although, under ordi-
nary circumstances, the pleasant
weather would have encouraged social
activity; but politics seems to be the
all-absorbing question. This is true OF
ladies as well as the Sterner sex. About
half of the informal sOcialS during the
past week have been for the purpose OF
discussing the burning questions OF the
hour. To be sure, women are allowed
only small share of influence in the
matter of voting, but they are beginning
to realize that they have Influence"
and woe be to the man who refuses to
vote as his fair friends wish. Life for
him becomes hollow mockery. There
have been fewer weddings than usual,
which makes one wonder if Cupid has
gone into politics al,O. A young man was
recently heard saying 81 have several
hundred dollars bet upon favorite can
didates; if win why Mamie and L will
be married this fall. because the money
/ win will furnish house ana pay her
millinery bill for at least year. But
if the other fellow wins | stay bache-
lor for another year or two" 1t that
young man voices the general sentiment
is it any wonder that many people are
waiting with fear and trembling until
after election"
-
There have been few receptions, an
occasional public ball and literary and
musical entertainments without num-
Der during the past week. But few So
cial events are announced for the com
fTfr
settle into it's accustomed round of gay
ETY. and brilliance Society people look
forward to the coming winter as one of
InuSual actiyity
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
Republican Day Dreams.

The observation of our correspondent
throughout the state shows that the
claim of the Republicans that they will
''come. down to the Harlem river" with
a larger majority this year than Blaine
got in 1854 rest wholly in their faith in
the efficacy of ''boodle." There is not
the least reason for supposing that this
part of the state will have to meet an
overlooking flood from the interior.
The tariff scare has not worked in the
rural districts. The Republican organ
ization is generally inactive and inef-
fective, while the Democrats are max
ing an energetic and hopeful canvass.
There is every reason to believe that
the gains above Spuyten Duyyil will not
be on the Republican side. Those who
talk about repetition of Garfield's ma,
jorities in rural counties forget the
splendid organization and lively enthu-
sias.n of 1899 and overlook the apathy
and comparative Indifference now pre-
vailing. They are preparing disap-
pointment for themselves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
THE MERRY CLUBS.
The Week Is One Continual Round
of Pleasure.

Some merry, friendly country folks
Together did convene,
To burn their nits, and pou their stocks
And hand their Halloween,
Flu blthe that nieht.
The Caedonian club held their third
annual Halloween reception and enter
tainment Wednesday evening at CurtisS'
hall. A large number were in attend
ance. ana the programme was much
enjoyed. After an overture by the
orchestra and addresses aSs&&lcOme by
p. g. Simpson, Dr.. Burrell gsesae an adj
dress in his usual humorous style, his
remarks kept the audience in merry
mood. Miss Fannie Mcleod gave an
exquisite rendition of "Marguerite."
and was deservedly encored. j. ID.
Shearer, in his paper on Halloween,
gave an account of the pranks and oddi-
ties practiced on that evening. The
dancing Of the Highland fling by Miss
Matte Murch, and the singing of Scotch
songs by Malcolm Geddes were the ia
vOriteS of the evening. After the con-
clusion Of the literary and musical part
of the programme, Halloween festivities
and dancing amused the guests until a
late hour.
The painters and decorators gave
their annual ball Wednesday evening
at Plummer Post hall. DAM orchestra
furnished good programme which was
heartily enjoyed by the large number
in attendance. The ball was success
both socially and financially.
The Flour City Snowshoe and Tobog-
gan club are getting ready for the win
ter campaign of fun and frolic. The
first meeting of the season was held at
their club rooms Friday evening.
The Michigan association will give a
musical, dramatic and literary enter
tainment at CurtisS' hall Monday even
ing. All former residents of the state
are cordially invited to attend.
The Faust club gave the first of its
third series of dances at Malcolm hall
Wednesday evening. A large number
were present and did full justice to an
excellent dancing programme.
The Laurel Leaf club met last Tues
day evening with Miss West on Seven
teenth avenue south. Music, refresh
ments and informal conversation mad e
the hours slip by pleasantly.
The Silverthorns held their regular
fortnightly meeting Thursday evening
with Miss Lynch.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
SOCIAL SAUCE.
The Diary of a Week From the
Life of Notary.

Mrs. n. L. Shepherd gave reception
to about eighty-fiye of her lady friends
on Friday afternoon at her residence,
corner Eleventh street and First avenue
north. The house was Hastily decorated
and refreshments were dispensed in a
dainty manner. Misses Mamie hurry
and Mamie Stevens most gracefully as
sisted the hostess. One of the ENJOY
able features of the occasion was the
vocal solos with which Miss Alma
Johnson, daughter of Col. G. w. John
son, favored the guests. Among those
present were: Mrs. G. A. Bovey, Mrs.
Mrs. r. G. Richardson and Miss Rich
ter, of Duluth; Mrs. Corbin and
Miss Corbin, Mrs. j. w. Learned,
Mrs. G. B. Shove, Mrs. H. 0. Brough-
ton, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. NJ. Wood and Miss
Wood, Mrs. J. Stafford. Mrs. +. Gordon,
Mrs. w. NJ. Jordon, Mrs. |. j. Covey,
Mrs. S. Goheen, Mrs. Wallace Harrison.
Mrs. w. B. Jaques, Mrs. L. +. Judd,
Mrs. G. w. johnson, Mrs. J. III. John
son, Mrs. J. H. Herrick, Mrs. j. Il.
Kraft, Mrs. J.. Longfellow, Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. j. NJ. Martin, Mrs. r. n. McKaig,
Mrs. Perry Harrison, Mrs. w. II. Hayes,
Mrs. W. f. Hale, Mrs. J. H. Horton,
Mrs. G. w. Hanson. Mrs. J. M. Heard,
Mrs. W. S. Hamer, Mrs. j. Henderson,
Mrs. NJ. d. Ingram, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
c. NJ. Pond, Mrs. S. G. Robinson, Mrs.
M. Bearner, Mrs. S. M. Rich, Mrs. G. p.
Stevens, Mrs. c. N. Stevens, Mrs. G. A.
Talman. Mrs. J. NJ. Sullivan. Mrs.
S. A. .Babcock, Mrs. c. E. Thorpe.
Mrs. G. C. Taylor, Mrs. B. c. Taylor.
Mrs. j. Tice, Mrs. G. Wilson. Mrs. e.
f. Webster, Mrs. Walston, Mrs. }. E.
Wilson, Mrs. A. Walter, Mrs. W. c..
Weld, Mrs. DR.. E. B. Zier, Mrs. B.
Bevirdge, Miss Farnam, Miss Reed,
Miss johnson, Miss Murray, Miss Stew
ems, Miss Learned.
Mrs. Henry 4. Welles gave fashion,
able and select reception to her lady
friends at her home from to on Fri
day afternoon. The parlors were dee
grated with designs in smilaX, ferns and
cut flowers, while potted plants banked
the manteiS and made the corridors APP
re-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
WEDDING BELLS.

The engagement of Miss Minnie L.
Hazeu, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Hazen, and A. j. kendrick, of the CHI
cago News, is announced.
Miss Emma Filteau and Robert A.
Van Vert were married Tuesday even
ing at the residence Of the BRIDES par
ents, Rev. III. NJ. Simmons officiating.
Only intimate friends and relatives we're
present.
Miss Kittie Aye and Henry Johnson
were married at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Prescott, 212 Lyndale
avenue north, Wednesday evening, Rev.
Kristofer Jansen officiating. Many
beautiful presents were received, and a
large number of friends gathered to
tender their good wishes and congratu-
lations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
Made a Bonfire of His Sermons.
Atlanta Constitution.

Rev. William Henry Strickland,
late of Gainesville, Ca, now pastor of
Central Baptist chur CHI, reported at the
Baptist Minister'S conference on Mon
day morning that he had, in arranging
his study and asserting his books and
sermons, committed $50 old sermons to
the flames, and that he had $50 more on
the condemned list to be burned soon.
When asked how many sermons he
owned, he replied: Zone thousand"
When asked, why did you burn
these?'' he said: 'sThey are old, stale,
fiat, and l couldn't consent to preach
them any more. l make and preach
better sermons than those now, and
why should I preserve those produc-
lions, which / no longer expect to use?
Too many sermon barrels standing
around are suggestive of Incidence,
He stated further that these earlier eff
forts had not been preached at all for
ten years.
Some difference of opinion was ex-
pressedin the meeting upon the wisdom
of the bonfire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
JENNIE KISSED ME.

Jennie kissed me when we met
Jumping from the chair she sat in.
Time, you thief! who love TO get
Sweets into your list, put that i'll,
Say I'm weary; say I'm sad;
Say that health and wealth have missed me !;
Say that I'm growing old, but add
Jennie kissed mel
Leigh Hunt.
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ASTRACHANS.

We have at all times the Largest
Selection of these Popular Goods,
in all colors and qualities, at prices
ranging from 81 to Sc per yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
.FURS FOR THECOLD SEASON
Fashionable Feminine Extravaganza in
the Use Of Handsome Skins.
HAVE Stables IF YOU CAN.
If Not, Have Some Of the Other Beauti-
full Furs, Here Described -Bab's
Weekly Budget Of Gossip.

HE one extrava-
gance in woman
kind that man ap-
preciates is-furs.
He can quite ug-
derstand the gloat-
ing over a bits2of
fine sable. He can
keenly appreciate
a great big, mag
nificent fur wrap,
and noroom seems
quite as luXuriant
as the one in
which there are
innumerable fur
rugs. that seem to
send forth a lux
uriouS odor, espe-
cially when t h e
fire is lighted. A
man will scott at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
Trustees Sale.


TTNDER and by virtue of certain trust deeds exc.
u cuted by J. A. Crrath and his wife Martha r.
Crcath, 10 the undersigned rs trustee aud which
bear date respectively MS follows The 10Th Of June
1872, the 18th OF March 1850 the Sth day of Nav
$50, and the 18Th dny of May, 1851 and all of
which are OF record in the Registers office of Shell
by county Tenn, | will, on
Monday. tn, md div ,f ,Ju,x tsss
,r from, a, ,hc ta,,u,, .,sIIrr,o az ~, -,
1rrath s,anIn ,, 80 w Nv VI NV NV y,
described hc,,.s.n H. hov NJ ~, Wy ~
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a,. NM ,a,, "a IA Wv ~, Vuhlalug ~
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17
Loui-yiIie a Nashville Limited.

Taking effect Sun day night next, June
IL, the louisville & Nashville railroad will
put on a fast schedule between Memphis
and New York Ms follows Leave Mem.
phis at $50 o'clock p. m, arrive at Louis
yillo ut 1850 o'clock q. m. Cincinnati al
f03Uclock p. IN. next day, and New York
the following day at 400 O'Clock y. m.
Time-Fourteen hours 10 Louisville,
eighteen hours to Cincinnati, and forty-one
hours 10 New York. Vesiibule sleeper
Memphis 10 New York; by limited vcsti
bulc train from Cincinnati.
Morning train leaving Memphis at IL
O'Clock a. M; arrives at Louisville at Eli
O'Clock q. M, and Cincinnati ut O: AZ O'Clock
next morning, and New York the day fol.
lowing at s o'clock am, with parlor can
and stcepeB from Memphis. This train
makes close connection with fast train
10 Chicago, via, Guthrie and Evansville
Space In parlor car and sleeper sold through
This train also carries parlor car TO Nash
vile.
Most desirable line to st. Louis by train
leaving Memphis at 5000 clock p. m, with
through slecpeuL
For further information call at Office, No.
3l2 Main street, or address
r. u. MHooS, Passenger Agent.
JonS A. ScorT, Ticket Agent.
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Buy your table ware now at Mulford's.
nab1 nngrie. NJ Cost:

We will offer during the coming week
baby buggios At cost. No deception. bu,
real facts. The Armstrong Mosquito
Frames are the best in the market aud
will be sold at reasonable prices, and ban
made 30 ORDER A new line Of beautiful
hall racks received last week, very attrac.
tive and Of antique oak. Parlor and bed.
room sets in great variety at low prices. A
careful inspection OF our goods and prices
Is respectfully solicited.
ARMSTRONG FURNITURE Co.,
972 Second street
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Dissolution.

OWING TO THE DEATH or ,. v DUgscoMB
" the firm Of Duhscomb Hros was dissolved on
May 4 is.z The busins,s vii h. settled BY n H
DunsoOmb A., who vii ooutinus the business
under the arm name ~ Dunncomb Hrua, al No
20 Ffobt street Thanking our friends for past a.
Vou and soliciting conunuancs Of their patron.
sss Respectfully b II. DvksCohb, u.
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The Lender Of MemnhI..

II has boon wwel known fact for many
yVsa that Robert Lockwood keeps the
best teams and buggics in the city, and a
great many young ladies have often de-
clincd 20 accompany their beaux because
they had not been wise enough 10 get one
OF Lockwood's superb teams.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
1nfallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infallble
cure on earth for all forms Of neuralgia aud
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co, manufacturers, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street so
cents per box
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column win be charged At
rte OF l5c for two lines one insertion: two nscr
tons, 2sc: one week. soc.
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Notice Of Copartnership.

Mr. CHARLES 7. DoBB AND Mr. EDWARD n
wi Carroll have become partncrs IN our firm from
June l. issA The style ~ firm will remain un.
changed. SfEwART gWYNNE a co.
MEnrHIs, Juno ~, isN
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TIVE ANIMAL I'll CrION OF sEvHN DIREC.
Il tors for the Biun CITY Insurance Company,
" tenc the ensuing year will h. held nj the Com.
pany's onioo, Ma 30 Second street on TuEsDAY,
July lsre, between the houn Of II O'Clock a.m
andi o'clock pm.
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County. Va.

rINHlS POPULAR RESORT WILL M OPEN JUNE
i |. lSNN A narrow gauge railroad. "a miles In
length, connects with the \. & W. H. H. nj Blg
Tunnel station. All trains arr met
Inquire Tor circulars and full particulars of Col
~ saussurr, general passenger aud ticket agent
NJ a e.. A. X
q. W FAGG & 60, Propriciors
J. WATKINS LIZ, Manager, late ofsL James Hotel.
jacksonville ila
J. z LONGLEY, Cashier, late Of st. James Hotel,
New Orleans Ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

All we ask for Rising Sun baking pow.
der Is one trial.
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TnE annual examination Of applicants
Tor teachen' certificates will be held at
Market street school next Tuesday. June
~. Applicants are expected TO register al
Office OF City Schools, No. go Second
street, before date OF examination.
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WHITE cLIFr MINERAL spRINos.

vi isss Situated on Top oi he Chllhowoe mount
ain. 500 icoi above toa level oOyd water puro
atmosphere, magnificent soencty and comfortable
accommodations ,faka Nashville, Athens a
Tcllco railroad, Al Athens, Tenn. 70 thosnae ten
miles Daily line Of stages aud malls from Chestnso
over a good rad, ala miles, Telegraph Offco IN
hotel, oonneciing with other lines Terms foasou
able. special rates Tor families fof circulars,
gyinR snaly.ls n water, etc, address Proprietor
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N. c. KEnR, lS9 Main street, choice
fresh meats Of al kinds.
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Wedding presents low at Muliord's.

cnowS wash blue docs perfect work
Give Il trial.
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Knives, forks, etc, Muliord's.
ueadx for Ilu.tue...

ournew fountain is in place, andhas no
rival in Memphis rs a dispenser Of pure,
delicious drinks. fLoYD x MooNKY.
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MERCHANTS, see adv. Of assignee's sale
oil stationery. etc, on page 3.
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NOTICE.

rI,uE PUBLIC ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il the grounds NJ nlackhsh lake have been
lcssed by the llacknsh Cunning and Trolling Club.
and hereafter non members will not he allowed 10
trcspasH thereon Nor viii they receive any accom-.
mediation from the steward such as transportation
10 aud from milroad, uae II boat. board lodging,
etc The steward haf been dcpulscd 10 act NJ sheriff
ana VIII promptly arrest any trcspaasers, and will
prosecute them 20 the extent oi the law.
FRED sCfITlUtFl secretary.
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Executors salo of Roai Estato.

Executors Sale OF Roal Estate.
uNO close MP the estate 81 :. ~ wilson iccvaasf.
L ivill on Thursday, June "a. tsss, h..
Madl-na aud Main sirets. III Memphis pruccci "
sell ~ the highest bidder the following RIAL estate.
lot p wllioughby Williams subdivision, COZ
ininlnr Z "a 100 acns. ReVth half u lot D.. famo
suhiivlsion. containing fsstoo aercA
This property II situated on the east side of Ia
Rosc slrcgt, between tho oitI aud Tho slxty-Hve
within a stones throw oi the Residence place Oh
Jacob N Williamson, Tor which A.ooO pcf aerc MAS
rcenily refused. II Il well situated rot subdl.
Dummy Line, aud within three of four squares OF
two street railroads
TERMS OF sale-One.thlrd cash: balance IN ono
and two years Flats " the property and lniorms-
ton a. 10 utlc eau h. sccn II The ofco of hunsdon
Cary, No. 10 Madison siryot Mo-
Nav q, isss J. J. wiLsos, Executor,
parrain,-lC Closing week at Muliord'a
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40 Second stroot. Memphis, Tom.

I'M. q. SWAIN, gt5 second ~ 4, Msmphi.
" am max ing a speciality In the Treatment III the
Diseases ~ the Laser Bowels aud Hsctum Ssatm.
rate aud distinct dsoaaUs via Inflammation, Con
nlpatnn, ilcs llssnfr. flstulas inlypi, rfolaTee
llnrfatinn, Cancer. Pockets aud iapliiaf Thsasl
diseases arr seldom treated ~ the general pfacil.
upnrf, lie u too thnn for any Que man 10 thor
rldcut ~ The human system. Ny Treatment u new,
pfartically fainlcs. Haie and Certain. VIII not To-
iefieft With your ordinary bnsine~ You ran h.
urnissi aud ruturn ~ your home the same day
AN alsO treating usen@- NJ the faf Moss aud
Throat, aud Chronic Diseases grnrfally, t0ufuita
ti0n Ire. offuspondunru solicited
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Lost.
N. O. KERR

Having purchased The daily msstsi Of the lsss
JoAp f.,ine W Map street. ir..gecifully invite
askuI sto
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

II W. DAVIS. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT, RE.
IL spcctfully announces his candidacy for Mag.
istrate, subject to the action OF the Democratic
Convention
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Virginia Construction Company.

A NNuAL MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS,
~ Richmond. Va. Juno IT, i0s The annual
meeting Of the stakeholder 81 the Virginia Con.
a,seuon .9mpanl wiz pc held At ~ oiiice, ~
Va, on Tuesday. the i7th day Of July. tssS nj ~
O'Clock am. Cor the purpose Of clociing officers aud
for the transaction u such other business ~ may
10 brought before the exiting By order Of the
Blard. Elwin IA Snead socrctafy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-17

rNHE APPEALlS AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
l. John J. barry as a candidate for Magistrate
from the Fifth Civil District, subject TO the Demo.
cmtic convention.
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nR JOHNSON Il nctnowlcisei By all parties Ia.
~ terrstcd a. BY Tar tho mnsi tiicUUssiul phyGl.
clan IN the treatment u private o. srrfct dlicaseG
Sultfi permanent tute, gusiahl.eu Va cfefl cttri
syphilis cured In a few days without the usa ol
uiefrufy, change Of diet of hlndnance froin bush
Gated without The nso Of msnary involuntlry
los oi semeu stopped In q short time sufferers
lfuin mpotency OF loss ~ sexual powcn restored 10
ifuu viruf la a lev Nucks Victims OF .cii abuss
and loss IL PLY acal aud mental power. speedily
and permanently cufcd. PARTICULAR attention paid
v the niseas-- OF Nomea, and cnres Guaranteed.
uf the kuiic. All consultations strictly conhdsa-
ual Msdicines sent BY etprca 70 all pefts u TIE
country.
sew ofsinpnen cured II halt the usual rsiel
d. 4 JOHNSON ND
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SURF HOUSE.
Examine prices a, Muliord'a

ocEAN BEAcH. M opsn June is Situated
directly ON the beach. Per particnlsrs address
MN. APPLICABLE, Proprietor
E....i..- - y. 80. =.
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HE|STER'S
Purcst Soda
Md
Natural Mineral Waters.
CHAS. G0EBELS & CO.'S
Tennessee Wire & Iron Works,

Manufacturer Of Crimpi Wire window Guards
and Ienora Mosquito Doors aud window
screens Specially EstlmAina on
W0fk ChccHully Given
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE


Clocks cheap at Muliord'a
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Bargains-C Closing week at Muliord'a
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Muliord's Auction, 8 pm.
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Central baptist Church - Second street, near
Bcalc. Services at II am. and pm. Rev. A.
J. Dickinson, pastor. sunday school at 9gO am.
Strangers are specially invited 10 all services. Seats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
A NOVEL CEREMONY.
The First Wedding of a Chinese Couple
in tho State CT Texas.

The First Wedding of a Ohiuese Couple
IN tho Stats OF Texas.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX Jan. ia novel wed
ding occurred Tonight in the law Office
OF Stanton & Stanton. The name of the
bridegroom is An Sing and that of the
bride is All Woy. AS their names indi-
cate, they hail from the FIowery kingdom.
The groom is thirtytwo Yeare old and the
bride twenty-seven, and OF 8
vsry comely appearance. This is
tkHrst case ia which q marriage license
Ftsas been issued to Chinese people in this
state. The couple came here from San
Francisco, and the groom is proprietor f
laundry in PAso del Norte. Besides the
bride there is only one other Cniaese wo-
man in the city. though there are about
500 Cinnamon. The wedding sttrscted
quite crowd OF ladies and gentlemen
who were curious 10 witness the cere.
mony which wss performed by District
Judge Thomas A. Falvey, with the aid Of
Chinese interpreter. After the ceremony
the bridal couple were congratulated By
the ladies SID gentlemen present. The
groom then proceeded to distribute bag
u Chinese wslDuts.