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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
WlLllAMSTOWN.

Nellie Williams is teaching in the "red meet
ing house, district Gardner Poor lately a
pupil in No. 5, is attending school at God
dard seminary. joel \. Bass gave read
ing at the State Normal school, Randolph
Friday evening The ladies of the Univer-
salist society held sociable at the
town hall Friday evening. Martin Bass
has shipped four carloads of baled hay from
his farm. -Hawley Gale is improving in
health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
ISL NOTTE.

The lake is nearly clear of ice La grippe
Is here.-Hon. AMI Mrs ; II. Pike visited
in Ellenburgh, y. y, last week.-Mrs..
Jane, Callashau is sicl,.-Mamie Bowman
has diphtheria there are no other cases in
town. -Elma Holcomb is able to ride out.
William D. Bowman, son of John d.
Bowman died Of diphtheria on the 29th
4.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
Narrow Escape Of Boston Man.

Mr. r A. BARKER Dear Sir: Last winter |
contracted a cold which settled on my lungs
and bronchial tubes. II became so bad that |
could not keep food or medicine on my stom-
nch and thought that should have TO give
up my business. a friend advised me to try
Bankers Young Cherry Balsam. The first dose
gave me relief, and before | had used the bot
tie | was perfectly cured. | feel that | had a
narrow escape.
J. :. Phinney, "a Commercial ST.
Boston Dec. |, 1907.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
NORTH EERRISRuRGh.

Robert c. Bisbee of Ferrisburgh, instead
OF Waltham, who was seriously hurt last
Sunday morning by being thrown from his
buggy while driving up the mill hill In Yer
gennes, is improving, although yet very
lame and suffering pain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
WILLIS

Union meetings at the Methodist church
during the latter part Of this week.-George
Bing had narrow escape from II falling
tree while at work in the woods Friday; his
head was quite severely cut and his arm in
jured so as to disable him for a few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
LINCOLN.

Fred Jackman while chopping in the
woods Friday, severely cut his foot near the
ankle joint, severing the ord.-Carrie Pur-
inton and Sybil Morgan are attending the
winter term of the Bristol Graded school -
Two school districts in town want teachers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
Free.

For the next thirty days in order 10 intro
duce our permanent Catarrh Cure that we are
to any person afflicted, information as how
they may cure themselves of this inveterate
disease free of expense by sending sef-ad-
dressed envelope to the Bridgeport Medical In
stitute, Bridgeport, Conn IL WIT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
ST. GEORGE.

William Clifford has bought Ira Lock
woods farm of 80 acres for 5000. Rev
Mr.. Heyford has discontinued his services
at the Sucker Holler school house. Mrs.
Robert Forbes is sick Russell Tilley had a
siege of the grip last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
JEFFERSONVIlLE.

Sunday the Rev. j. Tate Kits occupied
the pulpit Of the Congregational church and
in the evening delivered lecture on China
and the Chinese.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10

All authorities agree that the milk of
healthy mother is the best food for an infant.
Next to this 10 Mellin's Food. 1t contains all
the elements for perfect nutrition, and cores
ponds hysiologically with mothers milk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-01-10
WELLS HAIR BALsAM.

II gray, gradually restores color; elegant
tonic dressing Soc, Sl00 Druggists, or Sl00
size prepaid by Express for Sl.O0. L. 5. Wells
Jersey City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
1,llIAGAHn\nS. NOTlCE OF SALE OF

" Il.Is.NNr'. p'I.NI'.1s ~
' SEWt.iAnE LOAN nuNDS| - IhL NliIH'SV'
ul MOI, NJ NIGNON. VEST HESTER 90, y -
On the 2,th dry 81 May. 1880. ~ o'o," p, H., '
po,.t Of 1rl.t.r, 81 the village 81 Mount ' ''''
~ hester Count. Ncv-Yo~. VII. ~ u,.I I'a' ~,
Dear orn Huildng on IN t'" 10 sda -, .i@
..>rorr'r. Loan Isond," %; -ad village. INC 'u i'rIu
win ii,-fi ant .h-rr oIri -ld pop"-a, a., ~ ~ ail
irno,t t.er d"'n a. Tor IA" interest 81 9'
Iii1gr =, r.i..t 81 u >e'd propo'al- ,i, , ., H..
Tho. A.. rir 81 RIGS 81 Hpnh- WI, -. nv. =
t..n,d D., '.,l yll,qp under Chapter d0' OF wv
Ssg and rc ..yernl amendment thereto 10 PROM i.
10. ~, construction 81 prrnan'n 49,. mn d. n, r.,
Ard brlinI4. fn. aid village iarh DOM t,r m
urln,lisl ann nj thousand dollars anu "
terrst ~ thr RAJ. ~ four 80 per c'ntum I o.,
BIZ -.nlannp,lly principal ana M 'r'Vv VIZ T,,
a. III. national Ctrrn,' Bank IL New uIN ny, NV ., ,io
oni. viii b. ooupon roHds. w.th ne prn,ItI Tb"y
holder Of havirg Them mad" k.ci't5,I N" Ii,,s =,
VIII ic dated June It, 1890. and l"'aD'' - ''''''
Yen bond. Yo. 40 to 49, inclusive. June It, I2I,
10 ~ 10 1915
Tho bonds viii Be delivered 70 tAe pur'h'7'r' VI W
Laf Ito. the g., dly ~ June. 1890 ~ ! H. ,h, - Y
inr ,rgr Mount Vernon j. sILun,,ra Hpp,' n {, "a
Minis foi nnrio.' trt,rN lom Grand tenti'. IA C,G
10 t,s zach W., daily Ia population o. o,rf w."
and h,s no other bonded indci:rrr', u ma punD
work. ess and electric lights. hOr-' riull r,ii,.
wake aud crb.swalks. and l. most p,"p,, , nar 1d
~ ,afuf~ me bonds cannot be sold FOR 'S~ man par
,rrrnd infer,.t Nos / TO 1928 Inclusive OF ui., '.",
her,,o'r 70 been issued and sold Of good nn. r
tha ur,.erd4 OF them haV, leen "Np'nd Il III INV '''
ian "a, .v-tem ~ for aid vllit' -, ho,ohv ad
n j. cNpac'ef that the proceeds OF t'Is S'i' ' -
vcrscd win complete ne s, :, c sy,t,n
SAMUEL BERNSTEIN, Acting rr''''''
JAS II JENKINS clerk
Dated AUrn 18th. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
GEATnFu1-coMFoRrlNG.
EDpS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsr-" 10y r'osousA ~no"ieI2e OK the nat;
uiai ana Nv r,gful application OF the Inc properties
~ selected Cocoa MI Epp' has provided our bTelA.
OF ",i"s NH n deI,atriy favored beNcrag" which may
Sc IL. many heavy doctor, bs IL ], Ia he Iudlc"us
sS' .rrh articles ~ diet that constitution may DE-.
dalv hulIt up until strong enongh % resist every yen.
sThuu', at"casc Hundreds Of subtle maadcs floating
n attach wherever there j. weak point
~ nav ecap. many fatal SHAFT by keeping onr-st /,
well fortified with pure boou anu p''p'''' "V''"0"
frame ,--Civil Service Gazette 80 In. co,, o,,, a.,
si,rulv with boiling water or MIX SOFA IN
,,d In nv & rorers labelled thus: - James EPPS
nsIrr pull IIomnoplthlc Chemists London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
Ccst an0 fonno

~ op S~oI ~ Rank ool NO 235 495 issued nv
l. the German SAVINGS Rank in the City OF MY ora
- Al NpIN ZIMMERMAN. All prisons are canuoneN
- ctiafs tho same and requested TO deliver the book 70
me IanK corner Ilthst and +h-aFe ~ not r'st"red on
In, nsth ,ay NAV 1890 apltatoh VIII ~ MAUI W Vo
bank duplicate.
0ST or sroLEN-Bank' ook 70 300 500 i~'u,f hw
| thn German Savings Bank, in tn CITY OF New York:
"a i0uN ZIMiERMANN. All pr,9ns ar cantoned
To negotiate the same and lgn.,t ." ot N. poo, 20
% osh day OF Nav 1890 application will b. made 70 the
bank for a duplicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
financial.
financial.
SHELBY MANUFACTURING
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

THE SHELBY MAyrFACTrR!NG AID M
Ihu'thENT COMPANY. ORGANIZED APRIL !.
io3O:o"n the entire sc Of the CRY o, Sh ihy, Alabama
Sad ii'lcrty consist, Of about $500 acres.
'HN. very recently the tiJr Of shelby has been cot-
unctd a. close corporation by tn shelly Iron Company
~ tA' hr't and only stle n lots at which the public
H'i '"tuc' - purchase about 20 "r-od ia lot-,
rai|'ae S22O.03O Oncthlrl Of thls amount was PAID
'oF by purchaser in cash and The remaining t""-thrs Ia
inter st''arnc note running Or" and Two year, So
'uFd hr a mogtga~c The property.
In order "nl-. nor, o' 10 attention and assistance
% - lv.r.e l.;.rre,. the ALABAMA COAL AND IRON
COMPANY ne prc,n, Owner, n Tie ~ by prop'f,r-,
''" cif This land % -"par,t" company TO be od'r'l
l"' r''r for su' errpton. desiring % deSc' NHn,ci'r
'Nrn'i'cIr TO th'!r ron interest,
Jh' w.drr-irusd Therefore authorized 70 oior for
public -rbscrip;oa on WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY. NAY II AID ID, 1890, thirty thousand
l"Hoc9 shares Shelby Manufacturing AL improvement
Company at go per share
SEb-' spton, viii lc received a. the offices Of w. s.
''nraoc 60, Union Trust Company building. 10. -
hroId"a~ and T.. J. Gooihart Co. 30 - Broad;
Sua-.r.ptou bl1Yi, De obtalntG AZ cltl'r Office.
The value q tnc a o,c mentioned hare- 'au b. readily
-c"n bv ue following computation:
cash realized a. .........-.-- S1c.oGO
Notes secured by mortgage. l0oODO
Le."Datd Na!u, o. hoI,,s hotels. &c........ $4,000
100000
on hars realized Tor tho NJ. 90 acres one can readily
500 how Very favorable tho prospect, with tn remaining
$3.50 ncr~ Tn" entire property, WA t' assets, VIII
oay cot 100000.
III. unl r.ira,a r..,r,c tc 5irht r~lrct sub.
'cf'gton or reduce tho allotment ;her %.
VI. =. GrRSHE eco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
See Cream

FACT-H Horizons Ice Cream is made from pure cream
Patent Superb BriCns OF Ice Cream for
Restaurants Churches Festivals &C. Will xsep.had one
hour. Country orders promptly NJ d.. Depot.-SoS 4th-
ave sos 0,h.ave Il5 Park Row 10 East l2jhs. New.
York; aud ij3 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

Tho priscgo be- gwen the ,haf'iOldcr, oi me I'm
any q; -uacribrg par between The l1h daA q. ~
md tie "a da Of juno. l-1O GA Whcn l'tp' u'' ~
t.,,l.,yr tIg-x cent Ui ih r. ~
,.o.dn, they stand registered Oh ApI4l "o.n me-
~nnrholaol, entitled t. a fraction OF share va! ''D
for q fun share The rlNilcRc 81 rubsrruln M ,sS,,,
odd d. shareholder aud blanc lofh- 10. r p,v.
viii furnished Application TO the IItasurr. 80 ~
urnt, D.. made n fun prior to june "a tS'o ,i,
naIl shall be- Pad 3or juno ID, 1890 ana tnr @ az
onch half -halG b- paid prior b August lJL' inOl ,h
either case rocrlpt. VIII De- given bearing nI
r,,r OF Nv p,I cent pcr date OF W., % m
urti November 1t 1850. 81 which time san p sto
c,a-o 20 bear rt, ret and certiicatr, fo tc ~" ~
viii b. N,rcd -urr ndcr " u. Zee "Srrca.urer
EOHLl.T ". SMITH, Ifc''u'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
Curopcau Advertisements.

..p rAINr OLD rowY q toll aad traffic. qaaa' od
N,N~f.c. haun; nv pointed ra'i' l'a' IN rocks th't
Memoir Of m" niaair aces. vnen tae tmp.ror' roneh
rad ;,.r alne In thy castle. time dcfylrs centuries
40. ts council, nor Thy Kaiser. w'n f's thee 'hc void
rn, g.. ntr Ahtrch, puerr o"d ion- - rs, d., ''o
iler bri.." l'laf'I
TIE At,rIoN SALE # tn. CONTENTS OF FIiE
't.'1..iM "a &tEEAlbEiO L.N AL tAsfLL;,,, J.
tn.,n.nr MONDAY. - NJ @ a-d every following ''V
Until ~, whole Is G.po, 81 ., rr,,p,p.rz .-ou~r.
beg Z, announco tnat they Wi ngtn to G>rt-
,.tns. Historical and Willis IOWA 'oLhl' ,IGDN
T., tnc,ou al tloir E1l'r.~ ~ lip5. ''ti' a. or ga.
ioyc Gtto !r0c exhibition 'f uu'r pr .ri.ht g. =
49,, oog tht A.,cutasc VIII Roe found Arms. Amor
,.on' Try rare and unique i"r AIN. ia,m,r,
china class. Early German ana o'h,r rich Nf.'nr w.
~ ~ ,,nt Silver Bronze and ,oipr hng"r ring, oi All
,r.. and every KIND. very rir collection Z" 'hu'n
amulet, and ta-an-, with t1F 'ar9H' lowers rs az,
,.h"rd 10 tham hv -up"r-ttiois ami cruNlou, aG Il
,gc number OF ahc hi-torct p@lnth&~ mostly pli'l'
tn fn costume many painted 10 command ana J., ro'Ac
Iv tlr Marg1NcS OF Brand 'upiS' CUM -, ID
~ m, ancient CITY Of Nuremberg .'tr!i htNuH VIZ
,. .,,'.. CIV Ca,r Convent Lord ,hamhcr.iin and
Cai,- poems. edition, with ga 'Ht1nr aut'FtII,n
rolrf'i6n- att ration, and Sgniinir =, pr'' 'o h"W
S',inn f. Uopucr'- wonderful mast 'Tpfrt a ch' frt
CON, on which are carved l3 various anu G',h't haGs
,,lrr- ~ alnce and art also hrhdr'd' OF other
@ ,icrtion N yarioi, muscd instruments from very
,,tly To- present dat, ~nnli'N's mh'"'' waning
-t,,k. pipes. hi'' hen utensils .,
Illustrated Catalogue in tnel-h or N.ih' .u ''ht'
c,,h from u.o Auctioncor- ~ I1ofnr, or tI"s ).
10, Iii,N iNVSIR 90 New ;ond -t. London leiiui cN-
rt and agent for Europe and America ana who VIII he
td o. n,r.ha,c ON ,oi.is-ion any American museum
or private collector. who cannot r.oa.N ''e'u uS sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

made The last week Of April last year included
the receipts from excursion tickets 10 tic ten
tcnnial. which were an important item.
To-day's stock market was less active than 'hae
of yesterday the transactions IN tho listed depart
ment Amounting only T. 362,ii9 shares, against
42l ,423 shares yesterday. As usual, the common
talk was OF reaction. and the larec operators, VINO
arc still short" of considerable lines were I'M
ceasinGy Vieilant in thcg searcnts for weak Spots
hey felt" of one stock after another. Only L"
meet with good demand ~ small concessions
There also was a good deal OF realizing for pr"ht
by local traders and Vet M no TINE dld me con
ccssions exceed the ordinary fluctuations OF an
Give market Chicago Cos wa tocrably strong
all the way ont despite the haratsing oi Yea,
snare suits The Chesapeake and ONO Ralir, al
issues were more than usually p.o. incn ana hr'h
under huNin, for IoEGon account. IN a1"cs
on lEion Pacific nj one time marked its price on
IS per cent 80 CG 49, hut il closed at &C 81, ana
Ncason. tie buyer Of business a. any cos
closed Il per cent HIGHER than Yesterday. lh'
general market t. hating On rcauZaiions. mn y
daily develops ajCit oual strength and a ilT"c'
foundation. And We 30 not vet know whether or no.
We shall have a silver bill. hui Nc do know. not
rnly lie gross, but also the net, earnings oil t"c
railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
100000

-. y. GrREHC y co.
y. 4. C0OpitEr ~ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

,.uuIs a Nashvlli'
Nash ~ Dec II;
1900. bS. -
! Oilz& Nash con
1.UDu...... ] 10 z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07

CORPORATION, duly organized ana IN
n -n.,... ftl operation feNrlal yodr- HA,'' ''''
-,T,t.t.d att., d,-irous erect 90 ndHis.' 10y
'4.r.s at 20 -upl' the d'r'.d i9l l, ,t,,i
n. .r,.rrf ,ah,.t 10 turuisn. In'f'i't" '"f'',
is.., VOTED nd -Lt-criptoi- Co ur ~" ~,
he cn.i.rtton hI, !IdeltrGnt",, ana ~ - ,i
i-,c. .,tlo Evidence VII h' given "i g'''',i.i
d-rd NJ t,oatv per cent t.0 Oh the entire ''f'"" 80
dr-.s g. 49,, 20 Tribune Cnlcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
Spok and Poi os

y. ObO.--... lNN .
Shenandoah V g VI
Trust Receipts
10000 .... 30
3. O0J...... 81 =
South Carolina Inc
l5.OU0. .......l0
Tenn G Ir q X is
Tenn Div 6s
1000. 1890. 9s
1Ol 4 A & Cal 6s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
WEATHERFORD.
Three Years in the Penitentiary for Theft o,
Cstlle-Local Notes.

Three Years in the Penitentiary for Theft o,
Catlc-Local Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFORD, TEX, June en- the
case Of the state vs.. Sam Massey in the
district court for the last two or three
days, charged with theft of cattle, a
verdict was rendered yesterday evening
giving the defendant three ye ars in the
peni'entiary. The case of the State VS..
Dan Haulihan, charged with swlndling
snow on trial.
VI. Hamilton. the famous hotel man +,
lAs sod his interest in the Hotel Hamil-
S'N hsFs 10 AessrS. A. H. Norris and H
. White. The doctor has, for the time
se'u-' retired to private life, but it is
t-N'Fea that IN short time another
a t.T VIII be fitted up in this city espec-
.-Ly lor him and that he will, before
lay months, be in business again.
III '' 7, Connolly, formerly man.
aeT' oil the Southern horticultural Jour-
aa' OI Denison, Tex, has severed his
dissection with that journal and has ac-
PEE Inc position of business manager
- M S1e "eathertord Constitution, and
on" o,- remove his family and make this
Viy his future home.
IN AT, D. H. Kirkpatrick, representing
~, ss Memphis Avalanche, is in the city in
-, interest Of his paper.
o. S IS Maggie Bounds of Mckinney is in
''y visiting the family of Sheriff
ra-, Joseph LaRavaine and family will
n M next aeAt Monday to visit his old home
n. .sI N TO be gone FIVE months.
an W. 5. FAINT, cashier of the First
1 1auona bank of this city, will leave
s A.. sunday for three-wee Ks. visit to
~ naive home in South Carolina.
den, " ). Sherman of Dallas, presi-
ana VI lie Weatherford water, light
yeT.S .Ge company, has been in the-bity
''''e'oay and to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
ADVERTISEMENTS
TREE ADS.

al persons seeking employment or destr-
ing help Of any character are fnvsted to use
This column free Of charge, such advertise
ments not to ercecd three lines.
Notices Of articles lost aud found tn this
coTalmn, not eTceediRg three ltaes soiH also be
inserted free.
II is the desire Of The Gazette to Jaci,itats
the search of persons for employment and
the recovery Of lost properly, and all ar
cordially inrited to use thas column for such
purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
A Double Tragedy

a., 4i0Aso, Ill. June 6.-At 9 O'Clock
sho, NJ, o'ning an old man named Larry
le, nesa,- Whe IN the right cheek, the bull
hinsaI, under the ear. He then shot
de '' III The head. Both win probably
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07

ne- S"aru ". Peak Is receiEin NO
si5rss e1' loads OF reliahle gts fapor
sea- 'hls makes ass tf loads this
tbs s,-r can aA1 see them aud watch
ais - sslef bow beautifully it oper-
sssssee Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

ffIRL-wanted to give some good girl ten to
" fourteen years DID, a nice home in small
family. Win treat her well. Address Mrs.
Vina Morgan, Haskell, Tex.
r IRLS-Wanted, girls at Fort Worth Candy
" and Cracker company Apply at once.
los, los and no Throckmorton street.
IA sIRI-Germania House, corner Fourteenth aud
" Houston, 1900, wants a girl to wait on table.
GIRL-wanted, girl to assist in the care of a
" baby: Fare paid Good home and treat
ment to the right one. Address, stating wages
Mrs. Erxleben, Dublin, Tex.
NIRL-Wanted, a good white girl to cook. Gil
" East Weatherford street.
~ IRL-Wanted girl TO do general house work.
- None but the industrious need apply. Mrs.
A. t. Word, care Traders national bank.
n IRL-Wanted, a competent white girl for
~ general homework. Call at southeast cor
ner Jennings avenue and Broadway.
IRL-Wanted, young girl for light work IN
~ family. Apply at r. L. Daniels Pennsyl-
yapik AFe- three doors east of Adams street.
a4lssfRE-Wanted white girl 10 10 years old
to assist with house work. Apply to 2Os
Calhoun street. Mrs. May.
GIRL-Wanted, girl TO do general nousework
u in private family at Quanah, Tex. Apply at
Avenue hotel.
- IRI WANTED-Girl to do general house
" work or cook and laundress. Apply 3l4
Henderson street, city.
HIRL-Wanted, white girl to do general
" house work for family of four, Good wages
paid. l0l1 Lamar stree.
II OUSEKEEPER-Wa a houskeeper by
Ia bachelor thirty years old. Please write G.
McLain, Sherman, Tex.
CERVANT-Help wanted, white or colored,
- to do general house work Best prices for
good work. W. r. Booth, 6l2 Main street
VNEACHER-Wanted, good teacher, to own
L building and estaD lish good school az new
railroad town in rich agricultural country. Ad
dress Capt. W. G. Giles, Brandon, Hill county,
Tex.
M ANTED, girl in private family to do house
w work. Apply TO PIP East Belknap street.
Va ANTED-Nurse girl. Apply southwest cor
~ ner West First street and Royal evenue.
VA OMAN-Wanted, = woman to do general
W homework in a small family. White help
preferred. Call at AZ Evans street, northeast
of courthouse.
M ANTED-A respectable white girl assist
w in house work for small family. GOOD home
and reasonable pay to proper person. Address
P. o. Box 81, Mineola, Tex.
NT ANTED-Middle-ag woman or girl.
w white, for general Homework. Apply at
once. GLIB West Fourth street
Wy ANTED-To correspond with middle aged
W. matrons, those who are able to superintend
railway eating houses. Good salary paid. For
information address P. o. box AZ, Milano juno
ton, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
GAZHTTE'S LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining uncalled for in the.
counting room on Friday June G. 1890.
Persons calling for them will please say adTer-
tised:
Capitole, /. LATHE. 1S.
=. r., l. L. o. j., ;.
D., z. Lola, 2.
F.. L RB3
Hotel Cook, l. R. NJ, l.
BOX, /. Robert, 1.
J. Y. NJ, 1. X, 2.
L. B., l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
ESTRAYED.

OTRAYED OR STOLEN-From Vernon. June
y ?, 1885, one dark bay horse. fifteen hands
high, shod all around, one hind foot white,
branded on shoulder. A liberal reward for
any information leading to recovery of same.
R. A. Tadlock, Vernon, Texas.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Small red cow,
y branded J. T. o. on left side. Suitable re-
ward will be paid for return to Mrs. Anna Mar
shall, East Front street.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN-From Simpsons
II grading camp, West Seventh street, one
bright sorrel mare mule, branded aB on left
shoulder. A liberal reward will be paid for de-
livery of same. Milan & Patterson, Sixth
and Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07

NARNISHER-Wanted. situation in chair or
furniture factory by young man of four
months experience to learn vanishing. Ad-
dress Q. ". Smith. Atlanta. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07

TRAVELLING MAN-Wanted by young man
i OF good character and habits; would Ike =
position on the road to travel for reliable house
References exchanged. Address C. F. Baker,
San Augustine. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
SITUATION wANTED-FFmALE.

A n accurate young lady stenogFapher desires
N position. No objection to leaving city, al
though Fort Worth is preferable. References
furnished. Box 794, Independence, No.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07
FoR saLE-MIsoELLANEoUs. )

-
CHEAP hay presses. For tie bezt 600 hay
y press in Texas, a5drEsss @ z. Russell Wal
nut, Tex.
y9OR EEESoda fountain. TUFTS Stewart, ~
ftlSnsed only three months, cost $500. Best
offer gets il; cash, good notes, land or town
property. J. a. Martin s Co., Paris, Tex.
NOR SALE OR TRADE-First-class restaurant
< in city. Doing good business. Good loca-
ton Address s. E., care Gazette.
NOR SALE-At auction, Saturday, II a. M,
L Sune 18th, public squire, J. II, Murphy,
aucteneer, my entire houEshold furniture and
effecfA consulting OF fine oSedsSFzlnut parlor
and beNs1f1A sets, large oilef z1nut wardrobe.
parlor, &ples. rattan chaiE kitchen tables,
parloSs5Rds stair carpets, lngiAE lamps, etc.
Sale POSITIVE; my healtH compelAEne to leave
TexW ThoAes Royal, az Houston street,
lup-Aems.l -
NOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR land
J All Of my Touring machinery. EEelch kofrs,
double sectional boiling chfstsss e5ey ators,
gearing, Smith ppgfi5es shutter, wheat
separator, nidElling grinder, ETC., complete.
Call on gu safsesss H. l. ParInele, Valley
Creek Ea1k8ln county, three miles north or
1ss1Lzrd, n. K. 7. R. r ~
EOR SALE : A good hstez; tasSdfts seven
Il rooms. The only. SzFt SIS house in the
town, doing 2 .thstlfns business. Reason for
selling. haya tnS fAdeh other business. D. P.
Gsy. Rslsager. Tex
1EfeR SALE-Old papers, - eents per hundred.
4 At GA14rFE otfce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07

GOOk-Wanted, white lady to cook. Good
" wages paid. Inquire at 1903 Main Atreet, or
at the residence of Mrs. Z. B. Daggett, 7S9 East
ctr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-07

w Ho wants expert abstracter to make
w abstracts and titles in any county in
Texas, or to take charge of established business.
A chance to get an experienced man cheap. Ad-
dress. T. u. Harris. ClarksviIle. Tex.