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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

In the house NJ The tlmc The family being
out on business.
Collector Caldwell imported % The
Gazette Yesterday Tint The collections
last week touched the high water mark.
The polls were SOB, and unt means
thnt number az persons pnil The ga
yniurem collection was Nl4llU 49, the
,yniorw0rks mOugnge, 81 Si y these
being two ~ Tho lurfeRt items, the iotni
rcnching Si2,0Is2s.
The wind nt npon yesterday Wns blow
ing IA gale. ana the WhlHiug dust made
ont door lfn almost uncndumhle. A
fow signs were blown down and many
cOnyas signs were torn from their ihh,
tenines aud uinr1. The ofnamentgl
raiynngnd iron cOrnicc Of the lepr .
building Fifth aud Main streets, ana
fhe yeniiiaiurH were blown on ana cnine
clntioiing down % ihe street with q
horrible din NO serious damage was
reported
A nnrriage license was issued yeSier.
dny ID Ed llnrtzcll and Miss Nina
Butcher
The cars ON The Missouri Avcnue ana
Beli HE will be- held every night unul
40 o'clock. at ihc corner Of Fourth ana
Main atrenis This VIII enable people
living on me South slide 40 attend the
Firh Methodist church revival
Onicer McGarth arrested negro last
night 30 tle hulda he yards for steal
Ing coal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY

There was n great smashing of eroekefy
wnrc on Rusk street yeaiemhy mofnlhk
ns one 0f the transfer wagons was go.
me- up the street a nde piece HhppHl
out and "a cart load OF the pngile ware
was broken on tho hard street
The grand ban o. The Gcrnania lodge
Knights OF Honor win BE- nYen ms
evening az the ball, corner of Fourteenth
and Houston streets That q long even.
lpg of enjoyment may be hnd, the doors
open 40 = o'clock
II. l.. Eandofer. gralu dcqier Of
Weniherf0rd was in tlie city on bis way
io Chapel flill ~ book aiier the iuleHbis
NJ hls farm and ranch. Mr. Cleo honth'
the foreman ~ Mr nanHnief Ianfhi
Was Killed last Friday ~ chnpel ilill.
The Womana Missionary society win
u,e,.f this evening nt O'clock
M he pnrlors ~ she Cpmbef.
land presl0terian church. An thr
nen.bers ~ Tie society mud fneads ~
fl,e cause are eamestiy invited 10 ne
tend
thsirmau n II Kerr o. the huiliinR
eofpnitteo ~ tlie First PrcabWeriui
church.. reports BE- las ~ ihe conirnrtl
for sDaiinn tle main auditorium ma put
fin,r I'D tie windows az stained dass
rso work Is 10 be- finished 40 the eharcl
rln be occupied lg tlc 10Th % April
Oaiccr scoft arrested John Qnidey On
a vaeab0nd Charge, and now learns thnl
M pnntad IA IexayAaha On charge
hi roili61e bn0hef,loh llOsc, % money
ana . gold watch
Tie fire Yesterday morning M III o'clOei
wa In tie residence of y. j. Johnson
44f Igauh strfSt, owned by Df. W. A
Albums li0Nae worth about 800, ~
.,..I IA fhn FosIicN areIpF. .f0husof
lad jass mvged ln, but there was 40 oas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
THE FENCIBLES GO
To Washington TO Aid in cIeve.
lands Inauguration.
NEWS OF REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Captain a. S. Nicholson ls Buried with Honor
but With the Sorrow Of many Friends
There Are Local Items 10 Addition
10 Interest AL Classes.

=, Last evening at 1890 by the Katy. the
fort Worth Fencibles In an the glory
OF Their new uniforms. departed to M.
tend the tn, ugutation of President Clpye.
land. A special sleeper. the Falkland.
was attached TO the regular train. dec
grated with strenmers that bore lie
legend, 1.-THE Fort Worth Fencibles en-
route TO the Inauguration Of President
Cleveland. At either end OF the strenm-
ers were Texas stars with the word
Texas across each star on "a scroll
lhe company numbers lorty-hye men
under command of its captain. and ali
the officers elected aud appointed were
with them to-wit:
=, w. II: Mobley. j. y. Bragassa. sam
Rosenheld. icutenauts
j. II. Chnmberlin 4. H. Wright, G..
g, Elliott, w. c. Raser, sergcants. G..
Butler, color sergeant; y Reilly. quarter
master sergeant and w. A. Durringer.
Mrs. Ford and child. Mrs NIoblev and
Hon. Robt McCart went with the Fen
Cibles.
As the train pulled out. ringing
cheer babe Che boys "God speed"
a numher OF citizens of Fort Worth
hnd made arrangements to 20 with the
Fenciblcs over the Cotton Bolt
after the contract wns made with
that line, and of this number tho
following named left by that liue last
night:
Mesdamos Captain and Fred Waller.
Adamsou, Wynnc. kruhul aud Miss
Pauline Wyune and Mcssrs. ~ r. Gram.
iuer. JOS. T. Wilson, H. A. Eastman, H.
y. Lakin, X. NJ. Van Zandt, Ir, Chas
Hard, VIM. Caps and j. ~. Lakiu
The sum Of money needful for the
uniforms was collected yesterday, IA,
Ancient Order of Hihcrnians con.
tributing S2J. the sum being sent in
with q very wen worded letter from
President Doherty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
~ Y. EXCURSION 10 TEXAS.

Mention Of the presence IN Fort Worth
Of Mcssrs. NJ. j. Ostraudcr of the Syru-
cusc Journal and John Xiusmeister.
prominent merchant of Syracuse
WAS made few days ago
and that they were the last of
party of forty sight-sccrs who had
come from Syracuse. y. y. to Texas TO
learn what they could OF the state and
especially 20 see Ia Porte a new town
ON the Gulf const, &C the month of Buff
lalo bayou, aud the beginning of the
Morgan ship canal through Galveston
bay A large number of Syracuse and
Onoandaga county people are interested
IN La Porte and on the Sth of March
another excursion party will como TO
Texas as per this notice from the SYRIA.
cuse Standard:
Tie next excursion conducted by the
La Porte Lnud aud Town company will
leave the New York Central depot at
. o'clock Wednesday morning. March
., on a special train which will make the
same time TO Buffalo as tie regular train
which leaves here ut I.2O n. m. IL is
an assured fact already Tint a large
number OF wol-krown Central New York
business men ns well as a delegation from
the metropolis aud Buffalo will take adj
vantage of this splendid opportunity 10
visit the new El Dorado.
The fare for the round trip Is SJl.05;
| one way $40. Remember that this train
goes through Kansas and Texas In day
| light. giving the exCursionists an OppOr-
tunity OF seeing with their own eyes the
country behind Texas coast ports. The
company hope 10 pull out Of here with
full train of Wagner sleepers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
PERSONAL.

Captain b. g. lihome left yesterday
on the Iesae and Pacific for Washing
Ton,
Glen Walker left yesterday via Che
Texas and Pacific for d visit 20 kn-
glnud. lie eoeH ila New York.
Hon. Robert Mozart left for Wash
iueton last night.
'rhe mnny friends Of Miss Ida Wyse
mil be elHd 40 hear that she i recover
iug from a severe attack OF maiana
fever,
Miss Bertha Preston. the beautiful ana
accomplished daughter Of Colonel !.
Enrl Preston 0l NnYaF0tn, is Yleiiiut
$50 family Of Hon Iillmap smith, zVe
lnylor street.
81 Il. Myers. agent Of the Airs. Gem
orl Iom Thumb company y o. me
Mansion.
lbese prnm'ntia cihzfua 81 AiahHn
wore iu Fort Worth yesterday; " w
III clair j. n. ChilfNn, ~ ~ ltfef-
bach aid -. w. and j ~ hiegan-
bofliam.
j. 81. Trozeyant Of Dallas was nt tho
pictwick yesterday.
Geofrr Il. Ipyy. the mayor 0f weather
ford b ~ tbe flckNlck
Don Mecse, travelling saleaman for q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

of the Northwest Texas Cnttlomcns MS
socintion are requested to meet ni tho
ofRcc OF r. H. Graham. Mansion hotel
building, at . d. M. today, for the pur.
pose of organizing committees looking
to che entertainment Of the visitors dur
ing the convention.
MIR Geo. r. Alien was IN town Mon
dnv from Huntington. and Informed us
thai ho had just contracted the sale Of
1000 head of beef cattle 4-yenr-Qldg, To
Mr.. Jack West Of Becyille.. Mebsrs.
Middlcbrooks Bros have Just closed q
contract for the sale Of 1000 hcad of
Steer cattle. to be- delivered in their pas.
tnre. near Otto, 40 a specified time IN
Nav. Vho snlo rs FOR ones, twoa, threes
and up-Liberiy Nindicator.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
TuE NICHOLSON FUNERAL.

The funeral of Captain A. $. Nichol-
son was very largely attended yesterday
afternoon At the appointed hour the
hody was brought TO st. Andrews, and
Messrs Harold, TAILOR, Swayne, Little
John. Richardson, Tidball Pruitt. Low
inc. A. ID. Smith. Turner aud Andrews
acted as pail bearers. As the
body was borne into the church
il was met by the rector,
who preceded the collin up the aisle,
while Mrs McAllister played the hymn
for the dead.
ON the coffin were laid some
very, beautiful wreaths Of rare
flowers that willingly gave their
diving brpnths I'M a sweet tribute OF
honor To the memory Oh IA brave and
good man gone into the other world
After the impressive services OF the
Episcopal ritual had been read, the line
of funeral march was taken up and,
arriving at the cemetery the body was
Inferred with the ritualisuc ceremonies
al tie knights OF Honor
Tie b. T.. o. H. were present IN force
and the coffin was taken ~ f7l out OF
the church between lilies OF T. brother
| Elks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
RnyIyAL NOTTS.

The revival services at the First Metho-
dist church yesterday were well attended
aud very interesting Rev. Mr. Whit
ten preached last night. He Is "a forcihle
speaker, and held the attention Of his
congregation 20 the close. All were Inn
pressed with his deep eOrnestness Be
fore the close of the service, Rev, w.
H. Lloyd announced that the arrange
ments had been made for the street cars
on both the Mission Avenue line and the
Belt line 90 wait nj the corner of Fourth
ana Main until 10 O'Clock, This is for
the accommodation of persons living ON
the South side who desire to attend the
meeting.
The young evangelist. Post. failed 10
be nj the Bethel Union mission last
night and Rev. Mr.. Mamy preached aud
one protested conversion
Many OF the mission workers were at
the Door of Hope mission last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

held nj the Office Of r. T. Graham
Mansion Hotel building, for the purpose
of taking preparatory steps looking 10 the
the Northwest Texas Cutuemen's asao-
citation, who will hold their annual con-
vention in this city March IA, and for
the purpose Of appointing the necessary
committees All citizens who nrc inter
ostcd in the convention are invited 10 nt'
tend. ANY hyors shown the visitors
while here viii be appreciated by them'
and the city will be u great grner 10y
making their stay a pleasant one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
rnr NEM WArERwoRKs.

The waterwofRs committee met yes
terday afternoon at City. hhFinccr hrIl ,
ne;cr' ond heard additional MAtements
oLont fhe claims OF the watrrwprzs CON
trartors In tbe hnnl settlement; The
INV engineer was ordered TO make up
esfimates showing the difference between
~ mode of settlement and that OF Toe
contractors aud be prepared 20 SUNNI
tbe figures a the committee merlins
mn 4 ais afternoon, whef the comm, tee
thinks IL cun nave the u".t
nronnsition for settlement
Win AleArthnr Brothers ana also per-
nit report being made 10 me G'y
rnnncjl tonight III the regular meeting
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
Today at . p. m. a meeting WIZ II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
RnTtcE.

80, nnuual meeting OF the stock
N me Fort Worth and Denver
.l~sv company viii he held m
II X a. company Go the city OF Fort
~, I'm 1uesday. March z ucNt. nt
i,tt a N. The tranHfcr booku VIII
Fsb 3 at 1890 O'Clock. n. ~, aud
Al MARCH, nt 1890 O'Clock o.. nl.
w. a. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
NOTICE.

..is. annual meeting OF the stock
f,be Fort Worth aud Denver Ter
'tifWhy company win be held az
N the company in the city Of Fort
r,t on Tuesday, March Z next. az
|eieek a N. The transfer books win
lsh 3 at 1880 o'clock, q. M, and
A March s at 1890 o'clock a. M
w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
, IA n TWEgTY YEARS rI6E.

,r,nf-Fs FLOYD COUNTY
. hff slluated In haley county.
.slonpfs' court OF floyd county
s5i nriye bids on the above ANA
m. IN day ~ the regular MAY
,Se Fhb court reserves the right
~ end nll bids. For further par
eory to a. b. Duncan county
r@tiada. Floyd county. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
CHRIsrIAN pREACHING.

Mr.. II. w Dunlap Of Paris, Tenn,
viii preach tonight nnd tomorrow night
nc me Christian church Mr. Dunlap ia
a very prominent man IN the church.
and win treat his audience to good
sermon. as hc u a very able preacher.
Don't fui 60 hear him; every body In
yitCd TO attend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
4 Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington. Feb. Q. 1893.

" ANNANAH tNAAf q we ~ AH''ft
III by satisfactory evidence pre-
|. M Undersigned, n has been made
\, Hat 'Thp American National bank
Worih.n IN the city OF Fort Worth,
0uuiy OF Tnrrunt and state OF
tss compiled with MI the provisions
raiuies Of the United States, re-
n N complied with before dn ASSOC
|hta bo authorized 90 commence the
! n banking,
|nmidre. /. Alonzo Barton Hep.
oll0ller on The currency, do here
IN that "Thc American Nut'0ull
forl Worth, I'm the city OF Fort
IN De couuty OF TRrrunt, una state
III 4 authorized to commence the
Il X haniug as provided In section
1, ne revised statutes Of the United
|tlhony whereof. witness my hand
! % oiicu this 9th day OF February,
A. Il. HEPBURN.
Comptroller vi TIE Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

Price. CUrtCURA. b0 CT; SOAP, % cts, CuTt-
CURA REsoLvENr, flU0.
Prepared by POTTER DRUu AND CHEMICAL
COORDINATION, Boston,
IAN About the Skin. Scalp and Hair "a
pages go Diseases, mailed tree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
sOMyrHING NEW

ghronrh sloepinR cars between Dallas
aud ~ Ant0ni0 via. Bcarne are now
being fun Dy The Houston and Texas
Central aud tho international aud Great
Northern fnilways Close concessions ara
made ut Garrett 70 and inom Fort Wqrti
lse on,y ' a,,., sel 1870 ,,Isla u''"'"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
THE COURTS.

In the Seventeenth district court yos-
terday the duy WAS occupied In hearing
the t.oisinnn Sugar Refining company
case against l<ernnghan ct al.
The following Is the setting Of the
iury civil docket Of the Seventeenth
district for the week commencing March
Monday-i045. John ]. Harrison vs..
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
company: $3.50, A. N. Dawson w. Fort
Worth Street railway company q al. (;
GDS. William Hybnrger VS.. Fort Worth
Street Railway company 81 al oOtI
G. NJ Carb vs.. Western union Telle-
graph company; iOho, q. w blhhulH
Va w A. Hunter
Tuesday G5SS, Laura Henderson W.
Western Union Telegraph company;
1863. Sylvester Brown va. Jacob Bol-
Tiger: 1916. g. A. Drake W. Western
Union Telegraph companyi ITS, j. X.
Whey vs. Fort Worth and Denver CITY
Railway company; f2S0, j. H. Long Va
Fort Worth and Denver City HALLWAY
company.
"Wednesday 1850. L. b. Creswell VS.
A. A. Johnson: 1853. g. IL Sillimun W..
!. r. HoXic; 6StD, Sallie NJ Baker vs.
Mutual Life Insurance company abss2,
William Mussleman vs.. George Sirohl;
1887, A. j. Hayes vs. Anderson On
Thursday -0s7s. Brink Morris vs. w.
l.. Williams ct al; 7255, ], Cnrb va G..
Friday 7i4i. Doisoy Loving vs. Io-
gan a Eynns; Tl43, Lula Loving vs.
''S Saturday Eti8Gi, W II. Harper VS.. Il.
G. Gilmore 1856. u. T.. Montgomery
vs. G.. A. Brown.
~ r. IL M'NATT,
District Clerk.
The Forty-eighth began work on the
criminal docket yesterday and several
clees were Disposed Of The following
h the disposition Of the eases cllled
MN continued: James Griffith, clnbezzle-
mont uolle pressed Tom Taylor hn'
irsv alias and c0ntinncd; SAN TITLES
Mo theft over $40 slme; a. g. Rein
temann robbery, continued by consent
IS Mitchell. Eve cases Tor forgery con
theff over SD, alus and continued
isrank Mitchell. sodomy, nolle pressed
f,,n Oeiesby. theft ~ horse, alias and
ei,r7iuued. John Williams. theft Of over
e.o Mon az guilty and sentence % Two
| vears Ia the refornotoryi iseofEe ASH
| theft of over $50, plea o. equity NM
e.nfence 81 two years in the pfillepli'
80. Waiter Slayt0u. theft. uolle pr0ssed
i1hn Cunningham, sodomy, lpllc pressed
| -.-.------s a-r---+r
u Howe and wife are visiting Fort
| XVorb Alr Howe ~ manager " the
1 Do th.atar Portland. Ore also pro.
,,stfo,. rf fhe Mrs General Tom Thumb
| re'nnonv which d returning FROM tell.
/ r,,,ifs ,rhara tic little eOuatrss bud
/ VIZ eeiopat,y created quite q fnrurr Ihs
San Fraucise0 Examiner fsenlf hfe
| thnie-eoaain interview wiih hrf' gg-
-.,iLine ber recent innr Qi the world.
I ftr,., haze arranged with Aianuerf
/ f,rnsnuaH FOR two performance 90 tbs
opera house Saturday neSt~matinef
and night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

", tef says Of President IIar-
ah .sltr Acknowledged favor
nab 10y regularity sat down on
y'hdd been Useful TO him."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
SEEDS

nelyed direct from the growers,
'gq stock OF bulk seeds ever ship
Do south. Gardeners. farmers and
WI save % per cent 10y sending
b direct 10 us. Headquarters FOR
|rN alfalfa, clover, grass seed mr.
,erd corn, Bliss Triumph potatoes,
b earlier than Early Rose. Cutn-
HALLOWAY & CO.,
md 60 BIN street, Dallas, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
, CURE FOR LA GRIPPE

kniley, ny, June ., 1890.
sniea! Your Microbe Killer that
lM ~ February last did positive
4 lae VI the In grippe. Many
Ri TlIOS. HAGAN.
natan writes us under date of
II ls92 hat lac has passed though
'ssaars Of la grippe, but escaped
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

Fruit trees shoulj De planted az som
grow BAilkR BROS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

Try q gas heater for your library efn
bath room. SEQ tcr Worth tAghtn9a
Powor company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

ST. Louis tea house, who h wen known
an over Texae, died "a New Orleans lass
Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank hhiei leave for
Chicago tonight where they VIII IA the
future nuke thoir reaidenee'
Mrs. Abbott Ilasile n Ia tho dty.
Harry Bennett Of Eddy. ~ a.. u IN
tie CITY. AIr Beunett N intoreRtpd Ia
business M San Angelo az wen as Eddy.
Ile viii be here Tor O day OF two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
pl ,,.S I HOPE FOR TEXAS no
Ai,rl.ESENTED AT THE
WORLDS FATR

IA AZ hWndfed 600 men viii take
'ff.slfapee ench ia The l'royident
t,a. ~ assurance society Of New
AZ sae hOmans plan, they viii
eaP~ cent Of pnuual premium,
~ eemplete the Texas building
ilglll illri but If plarol .p0n
ne, level premium plan. /
4. We building aud mrn II over
IN ttai one hundred 600 mon
lla The same as ia origlnnl
y donate 500. 900. which
t9og Applications rinst be
as ny !. tils Office, and first aun1ul
'Aiatofp General Manager.
Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
4 GENERAL PANACnA.

.s,hehccy Covell OF Sheridan, H.,
nave seen the Microbe Killer
" esteu IN cases of ery sipelas,
Gu iniamed eyes, ST. Nitus
isnale weakness, catarrh of the
ilhgs and other diseases, and
'he results. I'm every case il
Aee charm, and in no case
illlnre, One girl had tho ST.
lse 80 bad that She could scarce
wy she was entirely cured"
flse book free. For sale In
Llullh by j. p. Niclis a @.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
apsouNcEMeNrs.


FOR ALDERMAN.
~ r. r.. Wallis M n can.
|r1qg,s',, rah 0f the Third ward. lie
.N deims 10 the Voters OF the
l' nsss,d upon ON the day Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28


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ONtiNO Yin EInE
With torturine. dis6uring cczemos and
every species Of itching burning blecd.
ing. scaly. crusied. pimply and blotchv
skin and scalp diseases are relieved IN
the majority Of cases by A single oppliea.
ton. and speedily. permanently. and
economically cured by the Cl'TICrRA
REMEDIES when The best physicians
hospitals and all other remedies fail. To
those who have suffered long aud hope.
lessly, aud who have los, faith in doc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28

Get niy prizes for good Citing suit
before scndlgg % % ~ q mustn't y VIII
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-28
NO HuMeuG,
alaobe Killer Cures When AL Other
Remedies Fall.

laEDY IN LUNG TROUBLES.
& Bollinger, Dayton. o.: 81 was
Y Try Raliam's Microbc Killer
n lung trouble, and win now say
gAe my life 10 It's use. am
SPEAK Of It's wonderful cure, Ia
w 10 any one who may address
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-20
MARRIED AN EARL
The Martin-Crayen wedding Takes


NEW York, April 10. William
George Robert, earl of Craven, and Miss
<cornelia Martins only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Martin of New, York.
were married at p. N. by Bishop Pot
ter and Rev. Dr.. William r. Hunting
ton, at Grace church, in tho presence OF
over 2.Oe0 Of thelelite Of New York and
En&islff society," SettSS with al tile pomp sug-
gested by the nobility of the bride
gruemf;ind with all stlle magnifcence
Allowed by the millions of the'bTide.
OF all the International marriages
{ thatshaye occurred in the last, 20 years
between sciohs of the foreign mobility
and American heiresses, the Martin
Craven npp tialss have aroused the most
widely spread interest. The Bradley
Martins have been conspicuous in the
millionaire set of New Y ork for the past
dozen years orssb and the bridegroom,
besides his nobility, is the the possessor
of fortune that brings him an annual
income of $40, He is 25 years old,
in appearance youthful, tall and fair.
lis bride is barely II.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1893-04-20
Rlunders Or ,re1l Kno,rn ,Yrit.r.


Time would fail to tell of the thou.
sands of anachronisms made by authors
of every station and every grade of rep
Inability. The Chambers Encyclopa-
dia says that the fame of Beaumarchois
rests on his two operas, lie Barber de
Seville" and lie Marriage de Figaro. !,
when everybody knows that Figaro
was composed by Mozart to the ibretto
written by Cast, and that the Seville
Barber" came from the fertile pen OF
Rossini. In nicholas Nicklebys Dick
ems makes Squeers send the boys out in
midwinter to hoe turnips, while in the
Tale of Two Cities" he confounds the
names of Samson, the French executioner,
with Samson. the Jewish judge.
Longfellow calls Erigena a Scotchman,
whereas the meaning of the word signi-
fes an Irishman, and IN 1.-THE Two An
gels" crowns the death angel with anna
ranth, the flower emblematic of life, and
the life angel with asphodels, the flowers
of the grave. Victor Hugo in Les Ira
vailleurs de La Mer. renders the Firth
Of FORTH by Premier DIES Quatre and in
Les Miserables" dismisses for good in
the middle Of the story character whom
he afterward reintro duces and Of whom
he has much to say. st. Louis Globe
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