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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-19
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Murphy, Willie Y
Muckles, William
Morris, II Il
Morris, Samuel
Moody, B H
Moore, o Frank
Miller, J NJ (2)
Milligan, W F
Miller, Henry
Menace, Charley
Martin, Andrew
!. Martin, John
Mannig, Thos
Mann, R T
McAdams, J E
Majers, Thomas
Mare, Hery
Mauldon, J II
Mantz. Chas
Mace. ienry
Mauluvn, Water
McQuillin, Albert
McRoberts, Gus
McGrau, " S
Mcconnell, E w
Mccoy, Gland
McCune, James
Mccarthy, Kerigan & Co
Mccarthy, Sam
McArther, Mr.
NcTague, Tom
McFarliu, J S
ETcDOn, Joseph
Mcclure, D II
McLaren, D
McKennedy, Wyatt
MCGEE, j H
IcMiller, J d
Mcconnell, James
11cEenney, Andy
Mccarthy, J \
McGIurry, Il L
Mcfarland, J t
McElvan, Daniel
Omberg, G L
Opey, Hugh
PurtOn, w B
picOil Pur
Pearson. 5 P
Pidcoe, Harry
Philips, = J
Perkins, David (2)
Pepets, George
Quinman, Thomas ~
Renkis, GustaYa
Ruyle. Hardy -
Runell, R n ~
Runell, r
Ross, W
Ronman, w NJ
ROsenthal, Albert -
Rice, Chas 800
Ritchey, Alonzo tg
Rife, J NJ
Fathers, Forest ~
Rawllns, Richard
Rainey, " II
Stewart, Self
Strobe, NJ 3
Speer, A B
Swope, Frank "
Smith, Geo II %
Smith, J
Smith, J G.. DR.
Smart, F D
Sims, W II
Sewel, D w
Scott, Jim
Sanders, a W
Saltzburg, Abraham ~
Sadler. Z p
Ellsworth, Chas II
Turner. J W ~
Tuggle, T A
TomilSon. D J
Thomas. W II
Tevis, Walter
Tinney, Geo
Tamplett, AC
Temple, Ny
Taylor, Ralph
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, J S
Tart. John
Umphries, J G
Uutley, " r
Woods, Willie E
Wilson, John
Williamson, Afford
Wilscs., T j
Wi ms, J w
Williams, G. w
Willis, Augustus
Wise, Joe
Wiret, John
Wyse. F L Z
Withers. Z (2)
Wyatt, Ed (2)
Wilkerscn, n B
Wheelihan, T A
Wear, j \
Wcatherby, Orker z
Weiile, r Lee
Watson. c J
Warren, Master Willie
Ware, " VI Z
Ware, J A (2)
Warren, Harry
Ward, James
Ward, Z T
Warren, Wynn
Walker, B T
Wallace, John W
Walcott, w G
Washington, L W Rev
Wahelan, Ed
LIZ NJ. BURCHTLL. P. III
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HARBOUR, sue
HALEY Mrs NJ J
Haailnus Maude
Hunter, Miss SAME
HeiIne gerf Mrs May
Hill, Mrs p A
Hoffman, Kate
Holland. Jane
Hunt, ~ Il
Hughes SEllie
Jones, MrsBay
Jackson,
Jones, Elme
johnson, CatNaEine !
AppIeby, Frank i g T
Atkinson. + IS -,
Abbott. J B ~
Allen, j P
Allen, A p
AgneEv, W
Amey, Gilman
Agnew, Thehsa Geo
Bath, Ed q
Bates, Frank G.
Baker, Thas Jas J
Baker, William
Beard. James
Beaugner, W S
Basques, Eugenia
Barr, Albert z
Bailey, RsH
Betse,g1 k
BiveDs, Lee
Byas 8 J
Blakafey, G D
BlaCEs u IS
Boyleg Peter (2)
BomaTt SIr DR.
Boyd, UP
Boiin, Joseph
Brasley, G. H
Boney, Pink
Bryant, Rev $
Budges, W w
Brown, R d (3)
Brown, } Q
Bruuson, d (2)
Brooks. William NJ
Buchanan, Frank
Buckner, J G
Burris, Samuel
Brooks, 7 7
ChIders, Il II
Clark, jim
Comic. VI \ NJ D
Coffee, Sam
Goldman, Pharah
Cooper, Green
Cooper, Cornelious
Cooper, John
Cook, Peter
Cook, L P
Creel, j W Esq
Crouch, S E
Cree, William
Day, W L
Davis, Bob
Dixon, W a (2)
Deakins, j NJ
Duringer, j
Dunn, Washington
Dunn. Charles z
Dunlap, James L
Darden. w w
Eddy, Thos W
Evans, VIM
Evans, E J
Egelston, James A
Gilmore, j w
Evans, john
Firing, L Billie
Finnell. T Z
Franklin, J T
FulleyIove, Harry
FTeelag, Louis
Ford, Z
Fields, Frank
Fitzgerald, N Q
Fiffeher, II NJ
Fenell, Albert
Fakes, J G
Farris, Hollice
Freel, Tip
Fair, Dallas
Gaymon. NJ
Gunther, Harry
Galloway, .
Glanding, Z II
Gorden, Louis
&rotts, lawson
Green, Z Il
GIatz, Charlie
Hammill, Sam
Hamilton, J S
Harum, sam
| Harden, D S az
| Harold, J B
| Harris, G w
! Aenln, L ID
| Helm, Starks
| Henry. Phillip
| Henderson, j G
| Henry, John
! Herdon, W P
Harphon, DR. j G
| Hobbs, James
! House, r Il
| Holland, J g
| Holmes, J " (3)
| Holly, Z 7
Holt, John T
| Hosea. T L
Hutchinson, H L
! Johnson, James
Johnson, James A
Jones, Willie
Jones, Sam Rev
james r L
Jackson, Willie
Jones, " x
Kidd, p II
Kinsey, J e
kelton. Ned
! Lying, George
LovelSdy. Mr.
Long, c b
Lighted, Calvin
Lee, Levie
Lesleys, George
Leigh, Z
Lehman, John
MRS. B
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NORTH TEXAS FENALE COLLEGE, AND C0NsER7
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Toilet SOdpS.

variety of Pears and Colgate s
toilet soaps ,ecomprksing their finest fancy
assortments
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postofice at Fort Worth, Tex:
Monday. aug. 49,. 1889. To obtain I. any 20. OF
tised letters and give the date of the list. Also,
all letters advertised shall be charged with cent
in addition TO theregular postage, to be accounted
for as part of the postal revenue, as per secIlon
$50, page 548, United States postal laws.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
The verdict unan,mona.

f fWsD. Suit druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies :s'I can recommend Electric
Bltters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In every
case. One man took six bottles and
was cured Of rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellvllle, o., afflrms: "Th5 best sell.
ing medicine have eAer handled In
my 20 yeart experience, is Electric Bit.
ters.'. Thousands Of Others nave added
their testimony, so that the verdict is
unanimous that Electric Bltters do
cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys
or blood. Only half dollar bottle
at Adams drug store. 2
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
Symptoms Of Rectal Ulcer

u 80. IT 1000 II UT. nINNHI IN| iN.fAai
Pain or weakness across lower
portion OF back, often referred to /
kidney troubles, burning in rectum
after stool, itching about anus, at
tended with a moisture caused by
discharge from ulcer, constipation
sometimes attended with spells of
diarrhea, finally resulting in
chronic diarrhea, when the disease
is almost beyond cure, but if not
too long neglected may vet be
cured; mucous and bloody dis
charge from rectum, soreness
through bowels extending to
stomach causing dyspepsia !; in
females frequently vaginal and n
terine inflammation resulting in
leucorrhea and liberation. Send
TO LODI, o., for descriptive pam
phlet. a ,s8 .r5,M
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

Man was made 70 mourn but need le
suffer unne ecessarily' Forgevery poison
there isah antidote and happily Blddbiid
er Is the antidote to many eYils that poi
son mans existence, The great Vegeta--
be specific Is the most valuable that med
ical Teserrche has succeeded In wrestling
iron the secret depths Of science. II isa
surprisingly controlling power 10 cases Of
cancer and tomors, II reduces glandnlar
swelllngs, alleviates epilepsy, regulates
the bowels. promotes digestion, toues the
stomach induces sleep, sustains against
fatigue and expels scrotulous and all
other blood oerangements. Price $1.00.
Sold by Ed. Felt. = Aty3AA0I
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
Attacked lby, Rheumatism.

have been selling Swifrs Specific Is.
s. 81 since 1878 during which time
mightuaamo aagfeat number Of very re-
markable cures that II has effected. One
In particular, was person who was at
tackled with rheumatism. Tht case was 90
bad thss DO was helpless for 'lone limo
He took Ahundfeds Of dollars worth Of
other medicines without receiving an,
be6eft, ,He,wss fLhngth happily ard
peruiahensllt Il J cIir6hl alter using alfew bot
Ties Of Swilps Specific (S.S. S..
VT. SHANE, .Dfuggist. ~
solomon CITY Kapsas. J.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.
I'Tg fAvy .gA9 Atlanta, Ga
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

,.,s, ,Olntment.s H.,

A certain cure for. Chronic Sore
Eyes. Tettfr,. Salt Rheum,, Scald Head
Old OhfdHic Sores; Fever Sores Ecze.
ma, itci1y Prairie pcratches, Sure Nipe
Piles a1dpiles. sdtis cooling and s0otii.
ing.ieH HnndredsEoofs cases have bibeep
cured=b =by.itraffer= all ether treatment
had failed. 26and- t01rent boxes for
sale by Fred D. Felt Druggist. 1yssts&o
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
scRoFuLA FRoM cH1LDHooD
After Being Treated by Eminent
Physlcians he Is cured by 8. g. 8.

After Being Treated by Eminent
Physicians hels cured by S.N. 8.
The following is an extract taken from
letter received from Mr.. Il. 4. Slzemore,
OF Piedmont, 3. u, and written under date
Of November Q, 1883;
| am now twenty y-eight years old and
from the time was seven years Of age
until 1885. suffered from severe case
OF scrolula. During that time ! took
every known remedy, but 10 no purpose.
My father took me TO North Carolina,
whore / wes put under the treatment Of
an eminent physician. The medicines
given me had only 4 ihhporarg. effect TOR
'bhgrtly Gtesi6y &ds Tue 'scrofula broke
Dht IN q ~ tnall i0a1t torm aud was
wotse of than ever before.
Sin 1885 I discontinued taking all
other medicines and commenced taking
Swift's specific %. 8. 81 took mum
-ber.of. bqitlss~ and, ,-i,eured me. have
been ired loa scroiulaf' fpom that time
until poN y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

Rectal Liberation is the most
dangerous of all rectal maladies
owing toits undermining the sys- 3
tenn before its victims realize their
danger, the absence of pain being
due to the scarcity OF nerves in
that portion Of the rectum mostly
afflicted. 20 7"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures rheu-
matism by striking at the seat Of the dis
ease and restoring the kidneys and liver to
healthy action. II taken a sufficient time
to thoroughly eradicate such poison, 1t
never fails
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
Bucklen,s ArnIca Salye.

The best salve in the world for cyns,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhslm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive.
ly cures piles, or no pay required. II 10
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price % cents per bL<.
Tor Sale bv Wooster a Adams. 15yl
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

WnLYoU SuFYER withdyspepsIa amp
liver ercomplaInt? Shlloh's Vltalizer is
guaranteed 70 cure you.
Sold BY +. D. Felt.
SnILoH's EITALIzER is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dlzzi-
ness and all'symptoms of dyspepsia.
Pricc1U and rs cents per bottle.
Sold by Ed. Felt.
CRoUP WHooPISG CoUGH and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold bv +. d. Felt.
SHILoH's CoUGH and Consumption
Cureis sold by uson guarantee. 1t
cures consumption.
Soldby Ed. Felt.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Is the remedy for you.
=, Sold by F.D. Felt. gsssttn &
q CArARHH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 90 cents. Naaal in
jector free. .Eo9}NE tLt'.f
Sold bv +. d. Felt.
raAr HACKING CoUGH can be
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guaraDtee.i - Laf WI
Sold bY Ed. Felt. ~ -
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
bs4ia7Hyrr rEEE REsTH-n sadi
Medicine & iiiIithhiSjNSiIild:. ii thhiSj

NOiAhieI lhJi1Hn i6il s5Op ~ hPirN%-A ~
The eEenuinelMsFarlandpfll, saneithe Only
sgS sd b4 sSs gslISElS9 dlaR stS4s
This medieine will positively cure clironic updll
lnnammat0Ty. rheumatism and 4enfaleiR,
cnroni6 mnhifia. .dyspeVsia, sick leadache hlld
~ diseases q ths !iSe5 sne Lidneys
iisseses eagped.by Impure bI4pA salttsopagfl
Tying fhel lbIdodp persatlhe q iieGltlIy actioa d
sRes dssssss t6 ,'a1 Ds sR tSn Y ross fcaa i
bpGerrwitlf apynf fhtse dlsensia ha3epniy flo1
ny n.y.. tSE thsssJy g y q gEi
Pss, eE slS Coy ~; q, ~ eeEa igsntip
sas assss SUs .nis ssEs bn Wv SSei
PRIS eHd sS "a sRt1s n aysE
order direct from Pr. CHI Mcfarland, 06etiin..
Eiiefe all fders ,fii receive prompt attention.
Send two 2scsnt ernhpk fuFn sathpis boz free.
Beware 0tf fraud ", ,ssnes, ohiO,o igo sll.ea
bslc.mMsslEsElSbas sSSySssiS oaEs laia lan1
DEaR 5is=-l iEfl9se Jc,l eensl tqt Witch J,
binsla We can b{fdiy Need sh01se ssithoat
Easg tsI1 ADDRESS ne Rs.e.ss sssssS An RsFf tempe
Form u pastor NJ, B. church, LadrsnTs, o. 4
seld only IN wpiiington,lby DE-, j.
sisdld ny &c desire, they can order direct ron
bisS hsasae dsiissred e e y Citizens x %ens
!Sq Isst JepEgsy and hstsf9re only been sola by
a
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
Rheumatic and Liver
) n IT1 ltiTlLi pfIIe0 IiVlW 1I'N I

These pills are scientifically com
pounded, uniform IN action No gtip-
ping pain so commonly following the use
of pills. They are adapted " boih adults
aud cllildreph with perfect safety. We
vnaran,ee they have noeqnal IN the cure
Of Sick Headache, Constipation; Dyspep-
sia, Billousness, and ms an appetizer. they
excel any other preparatjona
n Acute and chronic rheumatism can be
eilectually and permanily currd by The
use Of Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup mud
Plasters, ,,-.s
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

Acute and chronic rheumatism can be
effectually and permanently cured by the
use of Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup and
Plasters. f.I
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04
Statement of Rev Thos, BaIlinger,

Statement OF Key. Thos. Balllnger,
OF 0sRAL.00sA. IOWA. 2 qnffi
In the fall Of 1887 my attention was
called tn the medical pamphlet published
by the Rheumatic Syrup Co, jackson,
Mich, advertising HlbbarPs khennmtic
Syrup. The Ingredients composing the
remedy and known 10 I've OF great medic
inal merit, led me TO believe the remedy .
good one and | bought six bottles. had
q soreness In my stomach aud sides and a
spinal objection which threatened pafaly-
sis / applied two plasters extending
from my stomach, to my sideswhich l
wore for month"; ! never iouad any
medicine Which gave me y, much relief.
l recommend IIiUbafd's Rheumatic Syrup
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

B CRouP WHooPISc CoUsH and bron-
chitls Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by II. y, Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-04

nd
ssss2' 81 ss's',as n ~ X 1900
Ad-.ss IA C.-taDLZ. ~. N. 49, -. Nav Iss<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

A6RkRAnaa . the wishes Of lie 0eF0aa
kmperue, the thaAaeu hBso resolved -
abolish I'll YrvacA shsasric1 tes0s VAicA
havs eFepe into IL haGaaGG
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
CHAPTER TX.
THE TRAGEDY.

DUtI0k UCT tVU wCCoS OOIOuIu ~ 4<ulC
Hollow Lura joyce had been twice owe
feet black gelding she was pleased to call
Romeo.
"I've heard there 10 . short cut TO the
town." unused the young girl rs she rode
out ofthe hollow q IN easy pace. And they
do say that it leads past old Mother
Cabera's hut, the gipsy ~fortune-teller. I've
. good notion to take that route. l should
save time. and might see the old bag, TO
boot What say. Romeo. shall We take the
path or the dusty road 70 Stonefeldr'
She patted her horse gently, speaking to
him - though he were human.
4 low Whitney answered her appeal,
and Lura laughed
"You say yes, good Romeo. Well. III
think on it. - the old Romans would say
when she came TO the path that turned
from tho main highway, Lurs drew rein
and sat for some moments in . brown study.
She glanced up 1t the sun.t then into the
woods, which looked cool and inviting.
The UNIV as long past the meridian, and
should she follow the road it would set long
orc The eoodN town Of Stoneaeld was
reached. Lura Was Of IN ad~venturesome
disposition, and seldom weighed the cOnse-
QuenccA.
w afraid - she at length exclaimed.
tossing her head until the ostrich plume on
her jaunty hat danced like . thing Of life in
the breeze.
Then she guided her horse deliberately
into the woods on the path that wa quite
plainly visible ct this time.
Progress through the woods wss neces-
sarily slow. however. and Lura began 70
suspect that she had been little the gamer
BY lsoving the road Nevertheless she
would not rctrsce her steps now.
Presently the path led along the edge OF .
gUich and . little later sAe came upon .
rude log cabin but . few feet back from The
woman smoking . black clay pipe: against
the vail It her side leaned . heavy STAG.
"Nercy On Us. here we have the Old
gypsy f~crtune-seller now exclaimed Lura.
drawing rein within . few PAGES OF the DID
woman. my good woman, Am I on The
right rod . Stouefeldl"
The crooe removed her pipe and stared
without uttering . word
Lun felt just . little queer when abe
caught the eiean Of the Old crooe's black
eyeA rAers was Aserpeas eltsae n .tAsie
dep&hA. aad the wrinkied face see0e1 70
take "a The aspect Of . gobhn-
"IaGked I'll n ca ~ right reaA -
0toae6eld"
81 rockiA"
"How far b it,"
"Ten mile OF thereahout"
he old woman bad found her tongue q
last
"0eodness:" calculated LnrA "1dcat
seen 70 b making much headw1y. lnuss
h. map t~o nilN~ fpoD tn main nnnd ~
when I left hat / - but nine miles O.
ksafrom town. Can it Be that I hare eea
going backWardA-
Ths old woman rose, and taking her eano
hcbhled forward.
"Is missy goin' - SsOoe6aldl"
"TAat's ny intention"
"Are yoo from I0oe HolloWa"
S1am."
~ ew 0issEosa, 1 s'psoef"
49, @ctI," rs&nE1o1 Lana 61gAfAG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
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fCbyvrioAk, ~. ~ AZ A. NJ KeIog0 MS0.
I1psr C6Mpaav.1
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

dealt the speaker . blow in the face with
all her strength, At the same time speaking
70 her horse.
With . mad cry the man reeled back He
chung TO the rein, however, MD - the hors
forged ahead dragging him forward.
another hand grasped the Arm Of Lura md
snatchcd her from the saddle.
"Ncver mind the hoss. Bill, I've got the
gal"
And hen Lura heard Romeo tearing
swiftly down the bride path while she was
left struggling in the arms Of . man.
"Release me. v~illAinr'
Then Lura WAS not permitted 70 speak
further. A broad palm was prcased over
her lips. and strong arms lfted her from
her feet. Struggle . she would. escape
Wa impossible
jest keep quietr' hissed . voice in her
ear. '.Nebbe you'll fare better il you quit
your tsutrums-'
Don't bother with the abe cat" said .
vcsce. Here's the place % dump The CRIT
ter, end no questions asked ltu Be - %
csdens and the Cap'n vii doc over shs eAsA
when be hears ont"
AYE, tha, be VIII Sure we've ga ~
sIn ceuiss I BE- Dsd.s Na.e tell VIZ
sAs Wass-
"Trvsiorye Eu- Nov leud . hanA"
TIE helpless girl unable 60 cry OCT -
help herseif N he kast was hfsed AiGA h
air and held . mo0ent suspeoded 1hs
nexs came the swish Of . failsnG body -
faces peered over . dark Psscipsce hsc
hack depsAA
Adult sckening t.A tAea Ill ~ son
ssve he moan Of the wind through tAe
1eeA Afser . brief RAuse TIE too ru0aAs
turned from lie Spa and hurried aw1y0
IL dArknesA
no -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

"V036 - &OOQs cJocoAoSOO 1919 -.
evident satisfaction. 'Captain StArbr,ght
4 fortune hunt er ia every sense OF the
tern, md - heartiess - . demon Have
Iuee him beforel Thought you knew that
Ia Q pleadeA With ne O. Blended kneeo
% marry him. Ig's tact Ill the same. and
you know e NV. He Was afscr ny fortune.
vhicAwusoA Q myth. sAAso - gallant
Ceveais m away iron that pert q ne
country 10 oeek out The er.nddauehser OF
~ l6orR,a Va.AibaA md Il poesiole YIN .
1orfnne ana wife ae . and the same tune:
20 has not yet succeeded end neser WI
sou Z wise, 0racet" -
= shall b. wise eoo0eA mot to wed &C.
"A not lcye." answered the hcaress- s.mpey
"Wel said. coasin. lhops you WI soc3
b that text"
You may be sure that I viii"
~Nov tell ne, = there one that you %
ipve, 0raceY'
~ ein at tho giass busted herself van
- so;1et without seeming 70 notice tins
snessiou. Il w repeated, win sun ~
noWoe n..-H md
Then Lura Joyoe cane 70 ees ~: .aS:
.roea,ne the carpet peered inso ~ 49,
- cousin. 0he ~ noe woesy s.sPPG:sS
= INA Tia honest gray eyes
s.as aisAaa svsr ~ essssnasoss .
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

Ut poise, in dome liz. brow. IA taste. In
int eiliesnc~ and in morale 30 far ahead Il
any thing now tnowa on either side the
seas ,has this lat quarter Of the sins-
tenth century gill seem 10 them IKE the
dark sxeA -. then. hos they viii lego
late and bArEa.n and prev an: prssch and
Kovern' Thi. is the laad where b. the
minSiinE Of the races fhs race pr~tsscs
10 to get lfs death bios. Hos H-avsD
feel. atcu: 1, may - conc ais from the
fact that Caris;. the J.~. Ard dssoendsa
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The Harris Factory Burned.

The last scene Of all has been played
in the canney business at the foot OF
Water street on the MispilliOn river
aud like the grand finale Of many
stage plays 1t was gorgeous in its set
tng On Saturday afternoon, while
thousands were ON our streets aud in
the stores. the cry Of TIRE fire ~ was
shouted from lusty throats, and the
bells rang out an alarm. Soon the
doomed wharf cannery. with its ex-
tensive sheds and buildings. was sur
rounded by great throng; many Of
whom had been swindled once, twice
and even thrice, by those who did bus
iness within its walls. From the time
the fife was discovered, there was no
hope Of saving even u small part Of
the building. as the large open roOms
were raging furnace Of fire. and only
the process tubs.a few crates, the steam
pump, the ean-fillers and the safe, were
saved. A perfect calm prevailed at
the time Of the fire or 1t would have
been impossible for the workers to have
saved either the small tenant houses
on factory alley, or the schooner En-
ma Robinson, which was at the wharf
on the opposite side Of the river;
as 1t was the flames communicated to
to an old granary on Mrs. Mary E.
Lofiand's wharf and licked it up to-
geather with about 50 tons Of coal
Milford chronicle., 1889-12-13

LINCOLN.-Mrs. W. w. ShOckley, ,ol
Odessa, Del, is home for the winter.
Mr.. George Swain has had a dwell
ing house erected on the farm he now
occupies for one Of his sous.
There will be Christmas tree in the
hall over the schOol-rOOm, in the new
schOolhOuse, on Christmas eve. There
will also be services appropriate for
the occasion enacted by the choir and
the children.
Our school was divided last week.
The primary department is taught by
Miss Webb
Mrs. g. A. Arnold is recovering
from u severe illness.
Mrs. John Shew and daughter. Mrs.
Buchanan, of New York are the guests
of g. A Arnold.
The Rev. I. l.. Woods sister is Wis
lting at the parsonage.
A missionary from China occupied
the pulpit in the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday evening. We are not ac-
quainted with his name.
Mr.. Green Reed lost a valuable horse
on Wednesday morning last.
The morning mail, north, WAS de-
tained about an hour on Monday
morning last, by the breaking of the
eccentric bolt on the engine.
MAG. A. liner.