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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; j. is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectuaIly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup of Figs ID the
oaly remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleading to the taste and &C.
cep,sbls 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
eject. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
b. ali sai have made it tie most
popular rsszefy known.
Strap c; Figs 10 for sais in Soc
AID 81 oosxi4s by al leading drug
glSs<- Az rslnhis druggist who
nay co. nass il ca had viii pro-
cers 4 promptly for any one Who
"'shss &c try It. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co!
sAs FRANCISCO. cal.
Lottssf.lE. ~ Es yOs6. sI
naElfiAs
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UNDER THE MARKET PRICE.
Voting Contest.

IL 10 very evident that those who know
most Of the While Sesi'g Machine are
very earnest In their Efforts that their
friends shall be the fortunate possessor Of
this very beautiful machine. both In design
AID 6Dish. and those " no Aie iatsIs tied are
quite we'll aware that there are mar votes
which will be placed in toe hands Of Smith
& Withee at 40 early dste that have not y.
yet sppeart on the list Of voiers, jaisius
ffomshe large sale OF ihs JJnroai.
You certainly Cannot CO m1ts for your
friend than to be party t, The p's.ent.-
,ion Of so valuable 8 present. in The way
OF x,resic yoIr srstiiude and 81 feel
ins toward hun, by casting OH, vote 10 in
CT, asa The nun Der 10 the bighss It smount.
r member. iha. -ith this machine. will
be gwen 8 warrant IF fv- years. s.sos
Al d SEALED By the Wniis Sizing Machine
CO mpNy, AID whoever receives the ma
chine viii be fully icstruc ed in regard to
h. m n'rulstion Of the same with ut any
xpense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
4 Busy DAY
II tie Prshate ana Gns>iverey c..,,s
Yesterday Principal Bssisess
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Marrieo..

ARoosrcok.
rndlox-narca ~. ssweH Cummings G. LHa
10 :. ssd Mrs.. Anna dove Of Aonties!o.
Uauitor-Atncrt T. Carson and NIL AHahaA
Nea'. both OF Hculsen,
CUMBERLAND.
Cumberland Muls-Nsres -. Cinen a 80,
and Miss Meth 81 s. Hepstrssn. eoih OF 'osnAS
KNOX.
Uni1n-Asfch IL. WtseY I. "ah4
Hail, both Of Union. NJ rh,~s.
NSrtb asyen -Msrsh y, Dsyon W lho1~'
and Annie q. Gilis. both 81 Nos.a nAsea
Thomasson--Mnrcs 10, c arsacs a. AuiA' ANN
Gertrude = Davis beth cs 1hopas'on,
Wet Rcckpors-Msrch d, iharman y os. sis
ana Mes Rose L. Merr, dc d, btu o, -.
Camd.u-esreh ia-ChEles h brsrAea AsN
Mis- lie L. Young, b tn OF LinsolnNlAe'
LINCOLN.
DO ,hhsy Ba-eor-Nnch a. alter 4. SCI I, =
aud Mis- Las L. Lewis. beta OF beo'hoay a Al
Dor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
Lincoln

The following are the transfers Of real
ing March 26, 1892.
AlSA-wm y taifservicc ct al 70 Ephraim
Taylor, land and buildings, $500.
DAMtBIsCnIra-Henry Z, &. Wright 10 Eph-
ia'm Taylor, land and hpidipgs, Also: Robert
Haly's Fat. 20 hphrSim Taylor land and build
ings, $50; Geofge A. Chapman to Ephrain Tsy
lor, land ard buidU9s. o. Q.
DRKspES-sArah C,walser TO George II Colby
land, tsao.
SaMsRyiLIk-- Sebra C.. Kennedy to Solomon
T.. Hopkins iaus and bntdipgs, o..
WALDoBoRo--Nary +. Finney and al. n George
u Hollis. f7oo. Charles +. sugley TO Isaac y
Engiey, land. sl. May d. CLARK TO Edwin o
Della } Foster, land and buildings, ESQ
W1sJAssEr-H III. Groves est. to Abram Mute
isni, SIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Following are the real estate Iransiers 10
Rennsbec countY for III week ending March
90 b. 1892;
augusta C0rneiius Hatfield 10 Charles II
Davis. land. 1900, ", Ii. Miner, rath, 10 sarah
Miner, Dlslan 1. land in Apsu.tt.f 20; Julia A.
3ru iail, Salem, Mas to u. W. " htuey Iaad
and buildings, 800, Do ly Jane Sorcross "a
Mary fss'on, land, fi5, Charles c. Had 6eld 1t q
TO James u. fuber, iani and alldlnss, 1850
C*lyt-Msy Z. Dunham TO W. 7. ReJ nclds
and, 400
MAS BEsrER-Clara o. Shaw to A r. Brown
both Of Augusta. land and bulldogs in Msaolies
Ter, val. con
MI. fEESoN-C. Y. WillisIs 10 &c rye Fai,.
banks, land and mil ptlytieg"-, $500
fItISroN-ssti'a Il. James to A. NJ. Berry
land 800 Harriet William to Hannah GoweG.
laad. s70o.
RANDOLPH Richard c. Moody to Harriet
William, land aud bui dnxs, $500, Hannah v
6oweil TO X. &. Moody. land and baildi Is, sIJo0
WArKRyItLE james Parent TO kmie BE
LANCER, aud, $3.50.
~tssLow-Absga White to John v. Lswry
and 10 suslow, eloOo. jefferson Desno Of fair
Geld, ct ais - " T. Reynolds OF " nsiow. land
val. con. W. = Johnson TO Frank LsDgiois, land
and baildiags, SitOo D1asiit Spencer Cf Biade
ford. to ". r. Beynolis of wihslow. land. Z soc
W. 1. Reynolds to Joseph Eaton, land, ssso1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

sIRE,-Nei.on. RIO. by Young Role. III,
sire Of Aubioe. lS., hedofa. 22Gl, Present. 23t,
Mountaipee'. 223i, Daisy Rofe, 2z6i, Young
Rolte by Tom Ro,fe. 49,, sire Of Sleepy
Tom. ies, Gem, Abr. Young kote. 22!t. Tom
Rife, 22I Lats Roife, 2.k3 and Tom Hendricks.
z25. Dam Of Young Rofe, judith, trial, 2.g
sister 10 Co'un biz, Gam Of MAJ Gould, Q %. eiic
Of Tom Role was Pngh'. Ars;u., DAM Pocshoa-
tas. 2.l7l 10 wAgoo Judith was sired by DR. CO.
49,, out Of Lads palch, dam Of Graypose. All,
Columbia, dam OF MAJ tsould. 2.2ii. Pugh'- Ava
tu- sired the dams Of Williams Msmbrno sire Of
The dam OF Santa Claus, AIN, Nayidad, 2g&E.
Pngh's Aratus was by Arhtus. by director, thor
oughbredj out OF W Bllaces SAKE elmer. Poca,
hlnius was sired by Cadfnus. the sire OF Blaneo.
the sire of SEUFglsr, z Isl. ont of msre by Biz
shakespeare. Bfaco, the sire Of Jadith, WAS By
Young Morrill, the aire Of FearBsu2ht, 2 "a /. and
oat OF mare by Josiah Hoyt horse Lady
Bslch, the dam Of Gray nose, Wa bv Rising sun.
me sre Of Nabrctsb. ~, and was GOT OF the
Fisher mare. Nelson's dam Gretchen, the
Dam Of su'i- Orro. o.. DAISY Rolfe. 2.2Gi, Edna,
RI, and Knox Girl, the dam Of Apbtne, 2.ipl
Medora. 22pt, WesiiaBd. 2-2sf and Onward. the
tire Ben Butler. 2.sol. Gretchen vas by Gidoon
li5. the ere rf EIta L., 22it, Boston Gil, as
Boy. q & and also the sire % the dams Of lode
Pc ndenco 1s.. Glensrm z3l, and i've others in
k3i. 6retchen's dam was Kate, tie dam OF
Johaiton Il, t-isI 2.3l 10 wagon. Gideon tn.
sire Of Gretchen ,wss-by HanbletnBsn the ire Of
Dexter, PEI, and Of the dam G STEAMBOAT 2.fi,
and Il others in 40. Gidsoa'. dam was Dandy
the dam Of oliver Duke, 22si HapIetoaisn was
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tt e .nse the system ia gentle ID Truly
bcasnc.a, msn 1er. when tie sprinsnms
co mes. use G tree ard perfect remedy
Sy,a, of F,S,. One bottle ~ih srsset 10
ali the .msly ard to,ts call 80 cents; tns
l.rss sire 81. Try il and be piessei' M.n
ufsc.u,ed bg the Caliio,n ia Fla SFrap 20
n,lr usrs4i& siol' mSp
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ALONG THE wAY.
ne Hebrew Gaess-<haf on DfRrr,,f
Sskieets.

ons 81 Tee h;aicisss, shfew !ess and pro-
s'''ss Business msn ia tie metropolis Of
'ae northwest, Minneapolis, va. 70. many
yeHs go. citizen Of the $. .. Of Mss,,.
ne a's's VS. foad Of . J,z. o. .ayou.
sns sss The sSosahs Of hs,iss s,y me " 4
s'ssa Of him wss more tnaa he esa4
ensesfusiy sndare- oes. hoY.,ey. he
s~ b vein AID sks ia ya,prea ,h,,
hs could cot fssssas "a rs!s.s Il.
ne va zosns skrszsn 70 B ,ifsst f.om
"s'n ore Saturday, night sad h d made
p''a to stop over With friend 10 Asxssts.
'aa bsfafs be rsse Isd Aasusss. however.
ne fsh 10 With party Of Hebrews vh,.
we're sAk.ns the remains Of Z relative
'afeash ID Belfast ia, bsrisl sad ,hsy ssid
70 nin re are ssins to have . special trsia
from bu'nhsn TO BsIfass sne you bad BET
Ter come night along With a.
Ins oasr vas . mas. cazvsaieus acs 10
nim % he wishsd to b, ia Bsifsss The asx,
morning % be accepted With thsrk..
Dasine the ride from Barahsns to q ,,f.,s
be made himself IS ssie asIs a. cream
''Aness would psrmit a-d relieved binssif
OF al the choice gArs 10 bis "srip.7
Jass before t4sy vIisi ia Belfast ons
81 BIS 'mpss!sas 'oss ca piece Of psps.
and BE- ga, 1fii.rg se~4 s,ares evidently
m'king esicuis.ions. Altar : little coasaI-
fa'I N ~isa the olhsrs. the assa approached
him sasiss." We have a.arsa { u hs~ mach
each viii have to pay in til, p ,cial AID
sour share Is a. so"
Oar brs!ny, psozressivs kaslirr dow
east Yankee ven. dssa iaso the depth, Of
bis peeaes and paid that se 50 without 4.
ma;mar, ta. his irleaas said, he vas never
after quite Tho same man.
saw tbs ether day al unb,eIls On Tie
handle OF which vas the name OF tia e~aer
elegantly carved aud ernamsntsd viii lcroll |
work.
E~As tbs hi@ai~ork Of San" H,ine,
who 10 serving life term in tie State |
ffisen At TEomait IN for murder. M,,t
Malice people remember of his daring e.,
caps from ihs Gficsrs By throwing red
pepper Ia the eyes of obs Of thenl and Of |
bis Aiiii1g dspaty sheriff. Iiei 10 one Of |
the most skilled workmen at the Prison. |
AL his leisure moments are spent On novel; |
ties, pozze', ETC., FIR which there is 81
ready sale a. il.e POI 0I. Talents id abund- |
snee and corseleses "mrsI sense, in the
mialmum.
A pencil skeic1 of = yesse! a. sea VA,
shown the writer the o:her dsy, that was .
model OF its kind. Master Geo. f.. Low
was tho drsushtsmsn and it only took him
. min ate to make the sketch. George 10
very desifou, Of going into Unels Sans
navy ard so wrote Ssn.tor Hale, receiving
q very encouraging reply . few days sgo.
There is one drummer that visits Augusta
whose name is Cross. Baggage smashers
never see bis name ca bis tuaks but they |
'eeogniz, them by The word Cross Spelled |
smother way tli4) anumbtr that i, found |
on sill hi, bsggags.
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UPROv TaE M Ih5th f.

On and after October J, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege Of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that In case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim To cure Dys-
pepsla, Headache, Sour stomach, Heartburn,
kidney Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
ynusness. Loss Of sleep, Dizziness Irregular
iiv Of the Appetite, ficurisy Pains fioat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough. and
Constipation. And why VIII IT oureP BE-
cause it is Relaxing. Purifying. Soothing,
and Healing. 1t Is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from AlcoIol
or MOrphia- II ia harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and It is far superior
to Castor on and all other preparations
Cali for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
THE 6R00ER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY
WATERyIIJE MAINE
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The Voting Contest,

I'll, votes on The White machine came in
sl,vly yesterday. Az so P. M. the ri
cults were "a, follows
Rev, C. +. Penney, Augusta, 202i
d" Ira q. Ross. 1855
I'M Wymap. 965
L. II. Hsllook. waterville, 1877
&" J. l.. Seward. " ~
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NJ, T. Slohf, augusta Ne.
Please Listen to an Old Soldier,
FORTY YEARS A SUFFERER
AND
NOW CuREn
NOW CURED.

| am allowed 20 judge others by
myself, l say that everybody can be
cured, II you only use the proper remedy.
l have, during my many years suffering,
trisd great many different kinds of
medicine. and have also employed good
Physicians. Would get relief for a short
time, but could not seem to get perma.
nently cured until used Grudrr' = Botanic
Dyspepsia syrup, then AT once noticed
u change. In the first place, it regulated
my constipation trouble. and Ia short
Sine nay stomach began to perform it,
work. Ny food digested, my headache
disappeared, and all the rest Of my
troubles. such as Sour stomach, Heart.
burn. Palpitatfon of the Heart, Ner-
you-nsss, FLOATING spells, Kidney Com
plant, sharp Pienrisy Pains all through
nay body. | am now. as you can see. in
good flesh, and healthy, thanks to Groder'-
syrup. Yours respectfully,
+. STORY Augusta Me.
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There is one drummer that visits Augusta
whose name is Cross. Baggage sn,ashers
never see bis name CO bis t.uaks bat they
'eeosniz, them by The word Cross spelled
another way (iti) srumb,r that i, found
on all hi, baggage.
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FOR SALE.

number Of d' sirnble rrsid"pcrs in husuetA
Nc. Val log in p'ic rom $3.50 10 $t,hOV,
also several 10 to - sots pi.e"- In the -ubuabr
of this city opr two story h5u,r and lot Ia Levi,
90, Ste. a number Of farms In Krnnebec county
VARYING In p'ico from si20O to $1,000. Hossr.
and 'enein't - 20 hrt. D.. ". MHirEupUsK, A.
torney. Auguda. mulnr. janidU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

A PuGNACiOuS fNntAN HElFER
"A correspondent TO the lsnElHhiunll,
says thai GiAd-tohg'r bovine adfrhp ,i,,
a.eina tO have got wind among ihf guy
he AZ Inc Darnilng Ga Monday wien
mail train WIS nearing ~ desunanvi,
Il wus brought 70 stand OWING Va
pugnncions 'litifcr' standing OF lhr iln ',
and refusing 10 move, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
whipties. ete It finally charged me ~
CINE aud naturally got tho worst o. ~
bnt afiii uersi4ted In showing Bplt There
upon Tho Gallant guard "a stout eN'gpn,,
non approached ia 'rl.ifinlshliig ORDER
with raj dag. The hcifcr eyed 1ii, ma ma
promptly went for him and bowle1 MN
over aud made bis hastily retreat m
animnl hgnin and again fhaineu tnp
engine aud rather spoiled ~ well-ku0wn
black varnish The eH-gnnuer there
upon advanced tmder cover and TOOK
tic bnll by the horns und held on
This allowed the train 20 get pati the
nnimal, aud die guard then let 80, aud
made tho best record weight ior hkV
for his brake van, closely ehpsed by inc
"hrilsf.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Special preparation IL making by the
different fines for the convenience OF
those who will take advantage Of the
holidays to visit the old hOmcHtead or
spend the approaching festive sensoh
with friends
On the Santa Fe special viii leave
this city On he morning Of the 20 for
The Southeast via. New Orleans. me
train Will carry through conrhcs TO- ~
lanta aud points beyond aud viii pc
accompanied by Mr. Tuley us special
agent for the company
The 'reans and Pacific expects u mr
holiday business aud Is IN good shape to
hnndlc H. iinvlug two outlets II Hyes
pnl.rng,rs choice Of routes with through
cars to points IN the SouthcnsL Choice
IL giyon vim New OrlcHus Shreveport
nnd Birmingham, or VIA. Memphis. The
rate win b. one fave for the round "Trip,
mud trains Viii rlm un December 20,
u and ~. On the evening Of the ~
No ( will be- run In two sections, with
through Shoppers for Memphis Atlanta
aud New Orluras, With two lrnihs per
dag 10 Memphis, two TO New Orleans
aud two to Shreveport, the Toxins nud
Pacific is prepared To hnudlc cvcrytllrp
In SIGHT without crowding or discomfort
of amy kind
The Missouri. Kansas aud Texas will
run special from Southeastern points
Ia TcNns TO Atlanta, Memphis aud polnt'
Ia that section Of country,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

In yesterday to spend Sunday in the
Col. J. l.. Harris lthe tall syca I,l,s,
lIvestook nt,rpt III he Wabash. Is ~ to"h.
He points with pride TO the receipts ~
the Tcxas division Of the Union Hp9vN
yards al Chicago for the season lu WI
ended, clniming that the WABASH III H.
all her competitors IN tne sn'u''
leaves this morning for penNer'
w. II. Winfield. general ITssengser l anu
ticket agent Of the 81 l.o9a,, yisht
western In Texas. came IN i"s' "'h"',
W II. Hurst. commercial agen. oa
the Cotton belt at Sal An'2nio, ,,,
Ia last night and VIII spehu '"'""'
his old headquar,er'' -,
All through trains were me lrI ~.
one 20 eight hours yesteruhy' elus'u ~
bud weather north.
J. X Frederick. i. 49, Bondurani
and Messrs, Coleman. Morrow. htll,
Thnyer, Brand, Sam Williams aud ueet,
Of the Denver Office. after terminating
their nr,luons labors yesterday shouldcrei
their guns and departed TO indulge ~
the recreation Of turkey shoot III the
Trinity bottom.
j. +. Pennington. livestock agent Of thc
Santa Fc, says that traffic over hiS nIe
M regards livestock is uneHcepuonal'y
good for the time Of year
i. II. White. superintendent OF the
Cotton Belt. with headquarters NJ icy.
arkana. WIS IN the cty Yesterday. he
was returning home from Commerce
q. NJ Payne. freight agent of the
Cotton Belt. is back from u trade rust
ling trip. -
G. A. Lee. travelling auditor Of the
st. Louis Southwestern. is In the city
u. II. Adams Of the Santa fe office
at Chicago was In the railroad center
Of Texas yesterday
Tom Fenlon. agent for the Fort Worth
aud Denver ct Wichilu Fnlls, spent q
day in Fort Worth yesterday
w. w. Penn, travelling passenger
agent of the Louisville and Nashville
was In the city yesterday ana left II
the evening for Dallas.
C. ~. Hcth travelling passengers. agent
" the Newport-News aud Mississippi
Valley route. is In the city.
Eli Perkins. the well known humorist
left yesterday via the Katy for 81 l.onis
While purchnsine his ticket lie Incidental!
told Ticket Agent McAoy little ihirl
TILE ~ follows. On arriving one dn!
NJ Parsons, Kan, he saw several roll
ductors gnuding Mt the depot, enel
with his watch In his hand, poaring unN
iously down the track. His curioat!
reused he asked by.stpndcr the mean
ing Of II all The by-siaudor rcplie'
that they were simply waiting for th
KITTY train 10 come In 10 they c0u
set their watches by Il. Eli sail h
would time his Waterbury by the Kat
| TOO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

New York. Dec Il. Al meeting Of
the organization committee of the san
Antonio and Arnnsas Pass rond yeSter-
day few notifications Of pluua mndr
March ., 1891 were approved aud are
now submitted To the dcp0sitorsi
The first mortgage \ per cent, fifty
ycnrs gold bonds, guaranteed by TIN
Southern Pacific compnny, 81 600, 900;
reserved FOR future extension Of 100
miles, S3,TOuOOO lnHuo on the existing
Tun miles. SlSNnDuOn, deserved for i'm
pruycmrut, 81 SO0OOO. This leaves SlT,-
OOO.ulO for reorganization, Dlstrihu.
ton Of new securities TO holders Of old
first A1cs, 81 Til20; to holders of old
first skies 81 ,6a5, 2lO; to holders of old
Seconds. 81 OOO 900; TO holders Of So,
OOOppO capital stock. S75O,OO, to hold
ers Of certificates SSAI 600, to liquidntc
debts mud equities, S1sOWO 10 be sold
to meet cNsh rcuuircments. 5000, $50
making II total of SlT 100000
The plan Of reorganization, ~ altered
aud modified, may bc executed without
foreclosure Nlc of the railway com
pnuy'A franchise and property or Nh,
committee may, " IN their Judgment u
srems advisable, execute iltr said plat
| through foreclosure Subscriptions mus
| be- deposited on or before lau, ~, 1888
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18


The chances of cessation Of tho Ohio
river rate war socms m0rc remote than
ever,
Central traffic lines have agred to
grant lmli lnrc permits In lS)i only 70
regularly ordained ministers aud mis-,
slonnHes and sisters of mercy,
l,n1rond reports Indicate that the Kan
sns snow storm hnS hindorcd the opcr
alton Of trains but little, while II has
bppp the guarantee of the safety of the
winter wheat crop
The Louisville aud Nashville has Just
issued q new Nouihcustcrn freight thrift,
succcding M OK The new tariff will
be- IN effect Dee, ~ aud Includes every
claugc to take place between now and
tlicn,
Thousand-mile tickets Of the Ohio
aud Mississippi will IN future be ne.
ceptnd ever the baltimore and Ohio.
rittahurg aud Western and the Valley
rplrond. tnkiug In all the Baltimore aud
Ohio territory The mileage houlta Of
the other lines will nlsp he accepted
aver lhc ohio aud Mississippi system.
The prize Of thousunl-mlO tickets will
he reduced FROM So 10 $50
INV now extension of the Wabash to
Chicago from the enst will hc completed
IN fcw days The new route viii
shorten the distance between Chicago
and Detroit seventeen mlcs.
Tho Louisville and Nashylle's steam
ship line 10 Cuba was iunnguratcd yes
to-day by the sailing " the strnluer
| llnrnc0a from Pensacola for Havana
with a good cargq
II $, Wnlhrn. resident engineer Of tho
/ Texas and Pacific railway, heAdluOrtera
Z Ut Dallas, Is In the city completing ar
rnnreuients for u system nf inenndrSccnt
/ lights for the offices and waiting rooms
~ the Union depot A local electric
/ light company IL figuring on this contract
| hut II Is possible the company will put
| w u plant Of it's own, which will iu-
| cludc are liRhts for the entire Texas
aud Pacific yards and shops
i. L. Turner general road mnstcr Of
/ the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas railway
( lines, with headquarters ut Dcnisuu, was
| Iva the city yesterday morning In the
interests Of tho above company,
The Texas aud Pacific wpatbound was
two hours late yesterday morning on
account " bad weather,
The special Pullman palace ear "idlor''
with u party Of eastern aud northern
capitalists, passed through the Union
! depot last evening Vn route TO ". l4unis,
irom which city they 80 to st. Paul.
Aiinn.
John Rncon Of the Legal department
OF the Missouri Kansas and Texns rail
way with headquarters ut Denton, II
IN lhe city attending court
w w. White, late Of whiteshoro, Is
D late addition To the telegraph forre OF
Tie Toxins and Pacific joint truck MIR
White has charge Of the yard otlce OF
that company Ia the city
g. r. Collins Of the Houston aud
Texas Central freight Office ~ away OF
leave ~ ahaenec, n " the under
Nauiins when IL, returis Il wilt hn with
u better half Mr Mitchell hpm charr,
Of HAT office du'ins NJ absence.
Charles Near tho jolly livestock aerW
y ihe End WaHh aud Denver. ,ai.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
nAsrnNN noAns WAnNNp.

General Passenger Agent Ford Of the
PENNSYLVANIA. has nude assurances 10
Western lines ihit the Ponnsylynn'o
rate tickets FROM Ohio aud Pitiabmp
10 Missouri river points, II the Penn
syl,nniA tickets ARE limited 20 contn.
uoUs passage to prevent aculpng, II will
avoid the boycott, which srcnH certain
Ia be- visited on the Eastern lines,
notably tho Boston aud Maine and Yer
mont Ccuuul Chairman Caldwell yes
torduy notified ueag two lines they must
stop spreading their reduced rates IN
Western territory or their tickets would
be- dishunorud 10y Western lines,