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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-28

The Oregonian encourages (?) the farm
ers by telling them they must not expect
a high price for wheat, as they sell in the
markets of the world and cannot expect
to receive more than their competitors in
other countries are willing to take. Pretty
cold comfort, and pretty strong admis-
sion for the high tariff organ that it is to
make,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-28

The redoubtable Geo. w. Hazard, secre-
tary of the state central committee, was
down on the Harbor Tuesday on business,
not politics, and gave this Office friendly
nnll
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-09-28

Dunn's last weekly market report says
81 mills and factories resumed wholly and
% in part, during the week, against Is
mentioned as having closed and reduc-
ing time,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
Personal Mention.

Mr.. ]. T Ssrs,horn and Hifr,
Of Oxio:d. were III town. friday.
Mr. .lunin. Parker ., III. vii
lar. al Durham vas H.. cj,, mi,
.,ek.
Nj Fa.ler ,f ,1.. E.sr.we,f
Durham Smo,In., Tobacco Go was
in town on Tuesday.
~, E.,- c~.,. =. S,r-,,-.
"a.
p.., Master General
go, E.\ c
-, - ~. ~ 81.
,.n.,,.
~,
u;II 50. a., -.
" ~ ~
n
-MsI 'ohh VI. uia'a'n AMI s"n'
l au' = "'anaHn' 'e'e 'es'as MON
"S e'1' WIKI
1ah 'he l"ea>"'e OF ihce''h-
Mr.. W. "h''hkef' Il Tue ha'e'sh
News ana observer, "h' was IL
TOW" fi'"as III 'i'e ih'e'e>' q '"a'
paper.
Mrs l)r lhnmaS, nee Ms
Nur'if'' J"'es -" formerly res dc''
AZ thus pace, IS mere from her hons
al Wilmington I" sveni a pat 0
9he summer season
Airs Jas. l.. bat, OF haNneS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
ANNUAL PIcSIC.

The Baptist Tabernacle Sna1ss
School, Of Raleigh, held their ann;,ai
picnic at Occoneecbee Farm on
Thursday OF this week. L was
largely attended. Mr.. Needtam s
B%rongh,on. the superin,enlent,~
all in his power TO make the day a
pleasan, one for tie entire crowd
AMI he succeeded admirably. The
day was spent i'll promena1inc. tsts.
ing, singing, bali playing, &c Ees"-
TUTORS OF thanks were ~exien!ct II
Col. J. ) Carr for the tender al the
beautiful grounds for the occasion
We met many Of our it!eFI> ansi
acquaintance OF other days and we
must acknowledge tba, the day VA
4 most pleasant n in every partlcu-
lar. When opportunity offers We
would be glad TO have them co~ie
again. Hl.s5oro Will always wei
come them
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
DEATH OF EX-SoLIclToR ISAAC y

DEATH OF Ex SOLICITOR Is,.c.p
STRAYHoRS.
Ex.So'lcitor Isaac r. Straylorn
died last Sunday night of bronchial
pneumonia at his home two miles
south of IIillkhoro. lie was abon,
for'y-nine years of age. He leaves q
wife and nine children. The funeral
took place al New IIore presbste tie.
r'an church on Tuesday and ~a>
largely attended. Tie hereaved
family have the sympathy OF this en-,
tire community.
The following gentlemen aclei a.
pall-tearers &. +. Parish, Jth.
Laws, James Webb Jr., Henry n
Brown, Sr., d G Parks, Samuel NJ
Gatlis, ID Ii. Hamilton aud &. ID
Turner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
The MEETING CLOSED.

After a duration Of abou: two
weeks The meeting winch ha. been
conducted III the Methodist Church
has come In a close. There were
abhu, twelve professions of faith it,
Christ. N,re persons have connect.
CD themselves with the Me,tolis,
Church. and others have joined other
churches in the town.
Much good, We trust, has beer
accomplished dnrino this season O
grace. Rev. Mr.. Cavincss has had
assistance from brethren At o,he,
points but tie burden IT the wntk
he has handled it well.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
Enyli.h Shawn Eminent removes

English Spawn Iiniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Cailouscd LumpS
and Bieni>hes from horses, Blood
Spav'ns, Cnrbs, Sp!ints, Sweeney,
Rinc-bone. SUITES, Spralns, al Swol-
Ien Threats. Coughs, etc. Save 500
by use Of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by ". 4. Hayes,
Druggist, Hill>horo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
ALWAYS WELCOME.

Rev. l.. w. Crawford, d. D who
many years ago was pastor OF The
Methodist church at this place,
preached an excellent sermon at this
place on last Sunday night. His
many friends were gla1 to have hun
with them. lie held a service q,
Cedar Grove on Sunday morning
which was largely attended. TIE
sacrament Of the Lords Snpper was
administered 10 q large corconrse q
people.
Mr. Crawford will always receive
a hearty welcome when he comes
among this people.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27


49,
y nc" ''i'@e Is '"'"" 'h'''
Spring r~iich':s lave l"t III
their ai'l'ara''ce AMI are selling al a
good rttc,
- his - tic season Tor !'icn'cs,
AMI li''l>l"r", ~ usual, WIZ have
ter ton lno'a
The h'al'hy rc"rlc 20" r"t'
lave healthy ~Iisrrr They tax"
Hlunons Liver k~ruu'a,or.
For ,h">- ~ho love Aha le We
would suggest that no better place
than lliisho," can be toonL To ac-
c"m"aa,c th'm
A shuttle l,,,nrv, we learn Viii
he cs,ahn,l.i N Ilulsbo,u in a
sh"r, ~hiir. W. vii have more to
ray OF tins enterprise at an early day
Itch on human and horses and
All animals cured in 50 minutes by
Wooltonl', sanitary Lotion. Thi,
never fails Sold i,y W. A IIa,es,
Druggist, ili.lehor".
ladies. If vnu wan, 4 pure, l-tl
cate s,ap for the ..n,.I.<Ion. ! I'm
Y. Ma,l.a.. Druggist, Rl'.i.ll. n
G., will always ,tcnmmerd John.
son. Oriental Medicinal Toliet SOAP
II Z T..3o, Nu.xm.r,
Penn u,i,ns. II lox. ,.,.l IL.
y
faction AMI s,icce>s.n Sold Nv .Jonr
Y. Macliac. DRUGGIST. Ra,e oh. Y
G..
Wa N.ru.l. .,,.x; -
l. ~ 49,. -;
nom. -. .''
,,o Nr ~, ,
!, o., H., :,
Ne hcrco,..} on.,n,hs. ..ua
For Monuments and Tomb
stones Of Marble anil Granite ofth,
yrettie,, des,rs and a, loves
prices, ca or |, rorn,s e. "a
Durham \ { nr w,,,. 10, ,r,c,
list and lr>,n =.
-Wm ,i.a.. .ha,
no. ,,, ,~' "P",
-. w. -, :" -, 'nc """ :"
'ift - aSoiiiC IA ANU IL It4ttt [
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
ra.Juk OFFICE OF THE OR
,\GE COUNTY, OBSERV Is
AVER THE STORE OF JOS. a.
HARRIS. JIt., OPPOSITE TIE
rpI.HT HOUSE III


IN Effect NAY. IL, 1893.
Tam No ., mail, gong West, ar
80. At Iluisboro at SOB p. n.
Tan No. 10, mail, going East,
,.,.,. at llillsboro at 1915 a. IN.
.Itaa No. IL, H~asscngcrs) going
w. arrives at I3S a. IN.
| ian -. II, (~mizcd), going East,
.r.tp- Al : l. a III.
Tain 80. 81, local freight, mo
r.-,rgcr>), going East, arrives at
ill5a. m, leaves at 1875 y. IN.
1Inan 80. G3, local freight, (no
la--ci.ctJ, going West, arrives q,
! ~ i m, leaves at i j., a. III.
j.. O.. Cooley, Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

The closing exercises OF Cedar
Grove Academy, W. ) Simmonr,
Principal, took place on Tuesday OF
this week. Mr.. Junins Parker, a
rising young lawyer Of Durham, h'-
liverci the anru1I address,. We
havehea~d the address highly spoken
OF and we know it E,nsl have been
good Mr.. Parker. when in,erroga
ted as to the address. says he 'deiiv-
"rcl,a small SEED one but others
tel rs that it MAS fully matured in
every r->ue,'. We were unable TO
alt.ul t., txcrciscs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
'tPLANTIN(.S- =.

io" may expect 10 find Swee,
ana lrish Potatoes aui Peas Of all
xmas at The Confederate Depo, un-
VI new ones come, any way unit. Is,
OF June or July.
\, w. BROWN & co
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

OnIeL FIoCHs Office opens a, s
0 N.
OniGc closes AT { p. m.
MAJ, gong East closes at - 90
a IN.
Mail going West closes a, 30
m.
Money Ode books close ut 4
~. n. w. Brown,
I'.sl Master.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
At the Book store.

100 Reams Of Writing Paper.
G5 900 Envelopes.
400 Bottles ct lux.
3,l6S Pen Points.
800 BLANK Books--2 cts to $500.
: Packs Of good Envelopes, - cts.
\ large assortment OF Pocket
Books and Purses.
All kinds Of Legal Banks.
Phys:ria"s and Surgeons Soap
Try It once.
All kinds Of School Books and
Supplies.
Base Balls and Bats, Croqne'
Sets, sc.
Patronize the Book Store. Tn.
only u in Orange county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

A delicate child is more SUB.
ice, to ~or:s TEAM 4 healthy u as
IN the of nature one ami
uai i made I" sui>iSl npnh another
AND the Weaker goes down. A, tn,
first indication Of worms administer
Shriner'S lnIian Nerm,tuge. the in
f%liiil,'e remedy. For sale by w. \
Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
REDUCED RATES.

ItEDINID KATES.
70 enable persons to visit Raleigh
At TIL. time TX President Jefferson
Davis remains will pass there en-
route IT. Richmond. Va, tor re inter
meu,. ,hn Ei.hm"r.i .E Danvi.le Il.
l.. viii stil reduced ,at- round ,ri,
tickct~ |" Raleigh from al points in
North Carolina. Tickets on sale
Nav :,0:h anl 80 II, good returning
nn',l aud i,ci"lirg May 81.
Also 10 III. Com,nencrments al
Chapel lIn ana T,inity'Colirye.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

Handy Tor travellers is Sim.
mons Liver Regulator in powder. |,
can be carried in the pocket.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

If Won have sour stomach and
feel bilious, and your head aches,
take a japanese Liver Pellet. it will
relieve Won, Sold by John Y. Mac
Rae, Druggist, Raleigh, n. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

We have received from Master
CLYDE Check. son al our t~rWn>nan,
Mr.. JAS. A. Cheek, a handsome in
vitation To attend the annual cele-
bra,lon of the Davis Military School
at Winston, June the 9th. The
annual address will be delivered by
DR.. B +. Dixon, OF Greensboro, at
ii a, III.
Mr.. K. A. Rosemond has a
Columbian clock in his store, lns,
such as was used in 1892 when Co
Iumbus discovered America. though
not the identical clock. Go III and
see this relic of antiquity and while
there get Speck TO fix you up a
glass Of that delicious soda water Or
YOU can get the best CT milk shakes
pine apple sherbets, or any kind OF
fine ice drinks. The overhead cell.
ing Of his store is being handsomely
crnamen,ed with various shades and
patterns Of fine tissue paper. and il
YOU admire looking at beautiful
things. first give Speck Il glance, -and
then turn your eyes to the other or
naments.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

-Jnstreceivcl a complete line of
Straw lla;s--o cents TO 500 each:
\, J. \. Harris, Jr's
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
l'O NH.ls>> TONIC Hl
20

: \ tAKEttIIN PREPAREf~
l combination 81 fufc Chemicals II
perfect solution.
II ! highly endorsed by many Of tn
ls"t!Iug medical men Of the country a
being admirably adapted Tor Pulmonary
Diseases ana Tor persons suffering iiou
Genoa! l'tbiiEN.
II i prescribed II prominent .rhysi-
ci'ii~ ~ illl,~huao. and patients derive
Gicat benefit tfuln Il.
l.; J. neatly III up IL 4 fall pi.,lhot
lie, t"tlt5inl1s more than any similar
ltel; ~. OF. atd J. sold ri les Price.
i ! Recommended 10 the public viii,
cltl.c confidence.
POW EI:>-TAIIOR DRUG Co.
Richmond. Va.
Bon 10 " ID llunnistA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

Anything you want, in the way
of a Summer Drink-Soda Water,
Milk Shakes, Sherberts, &c, at }.
\. Harris. .Jr's.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

..y-Obtpary Notices, Tr'bn,es
,'rorcc,, Cad, Recommends
= c~1rdll.,c-, Resolutions OF
NIX. &c, VII he charged Tor As
.afar a,iycrtlscmcn,s, h"t only
80 ra.c- "len pad Tor strictly III
aharce II.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

Humphreys Specifics Nos. Ten
and Sixteen speedily and perna-
.en,iy. cure malaria and bilious fe-
vers. IIice So cents each at all drug
stores
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27
BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
The Emo hangers and a Raleigh
nine had a match game OF ball a,
Camer"ns Park during the evening
OF the picnic AT the close the
zane stood 5 to 1 in favor @! he
Rangers. The game was An exciting
one and nathing occurred Ia mar
the pleasure II the occasion.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-05-27

II, n. G.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

.,,t.,
tapushed grade, where snch manages eN-
eeelrd me benefits derived from the gr9dlug
g utntf Improvements. IHWis on Eminent
i,n1niaiu, section -; SEE also the luts ,a.e
ud hrnWn Vi seattle, H H. y, A" lul.
IN. ilu'te slhllHt 10 'hl1 Mngre we N.Y.
llullucs are eulnttu ana reviewed Ihe
'pIIevl RUE we lllhk, II lhtft stnteu IN
Jus lnhEu1gf! IT no street prayliylnlt
Iul ,hr puulls use t9l np Hau' without
,i,..'s tlta W hliN WHl'H WI NAuilE' il,ul.
ulE mug 70 as 10 reduce Us value htloW
w, I'M , Witch u pnsSrss,I n'lurr w. str'et
was begun, non" Shuui De- undcrtNkrn az
all unless nhuttlng owners waive damages,
or unlll publlg Necessity 5hhil lhslliN pnl.
i,nB 'nc cost OF lower or hlEhrt Sf9dr'
a,mt, t"'' i,HH uloii w." pInhh pI!h.uht "l
fguty' .nuW tlu"luirl W We constitution
'HHt w luulN ShHNlu luNN' E"ui
int loss TO lhr lhdlyllu9l where private
w""rLE y ulhhG'd nor lhr puhlr h'hrht.
IN, i,r IrlehlsH h'riIHs'd was i4'fsl'!r nm
IGN Halfway Coz vs. Edhlns 90 Texas. $50.
Tue courts charge WIS Tile dlu"rrucr Dee
tween the, market value u Ne property
i,,,uI,sesg'unlVlN WIoFr Hhu IWp'uNl'S Niurt
mum street was cNcaNalri, IN opposition TO
,hlt RUE or a. - MODIFICATION "t II, hplirl-
NUT requested lhr court To 'hnrgN tho Jury
,GiV9i,,tf Sl'gp,lll!E uN 10 Mi'',nvr or nnt
pIluuu > property was injured, net 10 rnh-
.hUl lne property M u.s. '9hHlnuh nllcf
~, ORGANIZATIONS were lhhdr ~ ltIchlnhl'
hni u pl4lhlll COULD hgyc rcdu 'rd ms loss
nI injury ny rA'iNlilhE nus lots. uul plnrlus
lh'm upon y proper aud reasonable grade
WIN TIE SAIL lilul aud Muln streets. ana
if his lots, when 40 placed upon said grade,
Woull ttcn h' rs valuable as ur murn vlluH-
We're made by defendant, then tile pulntln
cannot recover unless the costs aud ex-
proper grade with tho street would aNcccd
the Increased value OF his said property by
reason % the improvements made BY thr
r,,il. W. ll not understand that iir rule
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
PERSONAL.

L. w. Krakc of the National stock
yards st. Louis, il in the city.
Miss Carrie Bcrgu has gone to visit
her brother at Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Allie Momtcastlc of sherman IL
visiting Miss Minnie Griffin of this city.
Hon. Frank Ball is so far recovered
that he was able to ride out yesterday.
Hon. j.. S. Schluter, prominent at
torney of Jefferson, Is In the city attend
ing court
H. r. Jennings left yesterday for a
combined business and pleasure trip to
Colorado.
j. r. Mayo, well known real estate
dealer Of Browuwood, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Birdie Spnulding has gone TO
Dallas, whore she will spend couple of
weeks with relatives,
Captain II. Il. McNIurray, deputy
United States marshal. Of Dallas IL
here MS a witness in the case of Arthur
Srhcll, to be tried today for horse steal
ing.
l. Cohu, Of Tyler, one of the most
prominent cotton factors In the state,
Interested ia number Of congresses,
is I'm the city. Mr.. Cohn has many warm
friends in Fort Worth who are always
glad to see him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
LITTLE ITEMS.

There was break in the water main
on the corner Of Rtlsk and Seventeenth
streets yesterday morning The damage
WIS not very bad and repairs were soon
mldp.
There will h. called meeting of the
Associated Charities, in the parlor Of the
baptist church, this afternoon ut 1:3O.
entertainment are requested to come pre-
pared to report.
Mr.. Sam Hall wishes to thank his
friends for their aid in saving the stock
of goods in the fruit stand of Thos
l'onnllsnns, which he was attending to
in the nbscuce Of Mr.. Donaldson, who Is
off ON II visit To the Worlds fair.
Another train Of the boys in blue ar
rived yesterday from Fort Reno. bound
for Fort Mcintosh. The soldiers are in
charge of First-Lieutcnant John II.
Knight and are a portion of the Third
caNrlly. They came via the Katy.
The Cameron and Bcwlcy mill repairs
arr now being made and us a consequence
beth mills are closed down, The capacity
Of enth is being enlarged and other cost
ly improvements made. The Cameron
mill viii be really 10 resume operations
July l.
The son Of Dr. Mechanics had a mar
row escape from being seriously hurt
yesterday. While making sudden turn
Of u corner on East Wenthcrford street
me buggy was overturned aud the hoy
thrown out The buggy was consider
ably damaged.
The Y. w, Q. z. L. viii meet with the
w G.. T. L. ut thor meeting Friday al
4 O'Clock at the V NJ G. A. rooms.
Should the weather permit they will meet
on The Monday following at Mrs. Cnl.
houn, SO West BcllSnnp. Every one In.
terest4d is asked 10 come
\ little sou of Africa, about five years
Old; who WAS at u loss To know his name.
took notion that he wanted To SEQ
the earth and bonrlcd a north-bonnd
SANTA re passenger train last night. and
male his way To Justin. porter on n
soutli'bounl train picked him up and
returned him TO this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
The "Gazette" Mach


Is manufactured either in Black Walnut Antique Oak at n
purchaser at the price and with each OF these Machines
Ruer one Tucker Set Hemmers Foot Henn one o1
one Wrench Oil Can and OIL Gauge Gauge lnan
Extra Throat Plate, Extra Check Spring Braider uhe
Cutter Stirring Blade Attachments Extra Screw pfs7
Needless six obbns aud Instruction Book and these a
cludei in the price named
we oier to the public HghArm Machine ana 'V
pee Set OF Attachments in vevened box with the utmost
Will meet with popular general demand as II rea
and kind OF machine generally desired by the people
mat the factory fully equipped with the best ana a
ehnery and that its machines thoroughly made ana
ship.
This superb Machine is sold to Subscribers only sa Ino
not subscribers get by paying sLO) for years
worth semi-W Weekly Gazette sending s2S addnO
direct from the factory address 2 for 'ne
sem-Weekly Gazette one year.
Subscribers to the Daily also have this hns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
TmE NNw LInERrY RELL.

Troy, n Y, June NAT s;15 this
evening Miss lGugcuia T.. Alunccly, daugh-
ter Of Clinton II. Moncely, let loose n
flood Of metal at her fathers foundry.
which, when cool will be the liberty bell
Of this century. The molten mass that
flowed at her command IL composed Of
patriotic material. implements Of war
fare. swords that our fathers used In
battle, metal Unidentified with every pro-
gross, invention aud science, rrmem-
hrnnces and love gifts, too precious 10 be
trusted in mortal hands, Al goes to
make the Columbia liberty bell
The time of casting was set AZ 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, but owing to
the damp weather, the furnace did not
draw well and il was $50 when tue boil
ing metal hubbled over the top Of the
mould. 1t was originally iutcadrd that
Mrs Cleveland would toch hp button
at Gray tables aud set In motion by
electricity the gate releasing the metal
from the furnace. but she was In poor
health aud could not venture iu the
strDm which prevailed at Buzzurl's Bay
The bel contains thcsr words about the
mouth: Proclaim liberty throughout
the land unto all inhabitants thereof
Around the crown Of the bell Is. GLORY
Ia God In the highest and on earth peace
and good viii towards men
ON the face of the bell will be, "a new
command | give unto you, that We low
one another On the opposite side will
be, Clinton III. Monecly Bell foundry.
Troy, n. y" When cool Il will be-
polished
The cost Of the bell delivered in Chi.
cago will be- $500 IL will be- ruug for
the first time IN that city, The Central
Hudson road has placed at the disposal
Of the committee in charge special
eur for transportation of the bell To Chi
cago. 1t is intended to have the car
stop at various places. The bell will
RUG at each sunrise and sunset aud at
II O'Clock on the birthday OF the creators
of liberty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Il W Ktokc, National. Work Yards. III.
W II Hawkins aud wife, Stvphcnsvillc; II
g Bowman, 81 Louis: John Gin NuucIe.
" L lllH, Memphis; Is VI lurtuu. Cmcnnnti
O. J. Bgssrtt ~ rnso. ] II Hull. G brown
- Louis; Ggo w Merchant, Dallas: Rospu.
baum. lllllSbproi Charles Meyer, New York
J Carey, Kansas City; il ID Cook and
wife, Aurora, III; Il q Hancock, 81 iouis.
u u Sanbnrn, Kansas CITY! 4 lahugou
llusboro; i u Preston, 81 Louis: y 4
Thompson, Jefferson city Mo; l. /. CLANCY,
81 Louis Rice II Bell, ke0knk. ii /. Alos,,,
KY Wenthcrford; VI W Shaw. 81 Louis;
w c Marin aud son, Eddy, y NJ; J Legr
niw wife. llonham! II III Cmney Kansas
my ii Holloway, South Bend: Matter
L Jones, Abilene q l purinnn. Chlcngo.
!! NJ Slo1chrokcr, Kansas City: Gins i,
Hnrhy, Winsport Ia. W NJ Moore NrnJa.
MN, Tex; S w Y Lanhnm Weatherfofj,
A Nnesenhnch aud wife Dallas; i 10 t'GIi.
ton, Onmunche; W u 1humns, Cinclnnnti;
Y Alsberry, Houston. Tom r. Dnnieis'
milwaukee,; W q Warfufd, Dallas; Nj i.
J. " Murnly, TYLER: u O'Nrn Plano. "
Y Needham and wife, Iaducnh: Il lea
9G9hl, Austin; II l. Bardwell, New York
J marlborough, TcNnrkAna; Ben Il Hunt
Gnldwelli W VI lmhoden. Rusk; VIM +
lou; II l. Garrison. Decatur; ii Caldwell.
gainesville, ] Mayors, Aii Vernon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
BUSINESS.
LOS ANGELES BANKS.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 29.-A careful
review Of the bank situation indicates
the financial atmosphere Is Soaring. The
arrival Of a large amount Of coin from
the North, aggrcgatiug $4,000, and
announcements that 100000 more
would arrive today had roassuring
effect. The Farmers and Merchants
bank received 100000 more this morn-
Ing and opened its doors with over
Sl,0O0OOO In coin In It's vaults, more
than enough TO meet all demands It Is
estimated about S3,OOO,OOO has been
Withdrawn from the banks during the
present crisis, and 50 far no mercantile
failure has been reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23
ELKs rLEcrIoN.

Duttui', ani,n., aa"v --.-At 4.
DAYS session NJ the slk grand lodge The
election % officers Tor the coming wear ~.
sSssS Sragl exalted sailed. ruler AZ. Apgerg
knight, William q. Meyers Of phiiadelnhlal
grand esteemed royal knight. q. a. Roy,
noils Hartford, Cunn,i Grant estcemci lest.
Iek.; grand secretary, Alcn o. Mixers N
,incinnau; grand treasurer. William "a liri4
hol 81 omaha; grand teller. John T. Einger
MhshluE'oni grand esquire William Me
iirmott Columbus, q, grand inner guard
w, q smith. Eluira; grand chaplain. nj
Win D. Hay, Washington
lhe old board ~ trustees was reelected
THIS owning the grand officers were m,
H'"neN ana tue grand lodge adjourned.
In 100 years after tho death Of Chris,
the whole bible has bnen Translated
into Latin by SONY unknown author
INTO what Is now known as the old itaiic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-23

Austin, Tex, June - Special 1.-THE
supreme court decided the following
eases today: Galveston, Harrisburg aud
san Antonio Railway company vs.. Wclch
from Guadalupe, reversed and remand
ed
Daniel vs.. Hutchinson. from the first
district judgment Of the court of civil
appeals reversed aud the Judgment of the
district court affirmed.
Syhluss vs. Atchison, Topeka and SAN
20 Fee Railway company, from third
district certified questions answered.
Western Union Telegraph company w..
Carter FROM Williamson. Reversed and
rendered.
AirGcc Irrigating Ditch company vs..
Hudson, from sterling Motion for re-
hearing OVcrrulcd
Judge Goldthwnite presented resolu-
tions Of the Austin bar upon the death
Of Judge Jas. H. Bell The chief Justice
rcnlicl In brief but tourhi"g remarks.
THE COURT or CRIMINAL AP-
pEALS.