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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

REPRESENTATIVE McKA1G OF the
Cumberland, Maryland, district, being
told, as all his colleagues had been'
that the fourth class republican post
masters in his district would only be
removed on charges, filed charges
against some Of them, but finding that
they were still retained, inquired ABOUT ., !
them. and was informed in effect that
removals were not always made on
charges, and that the POstoflice Depart
ment could not be hurried in the lnves'
,ioation of charges. One object o.
every previous administration mas oeen
10 find reasons for the removal oil lht
appointees of its predecessor, but J
chief object of the present one Is to mo
reasons for retaining them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
of the Alexandria Gazette.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. c., May %.
The President to-day appointed
Cbas. II. Rodes to be collector of inter
nal revenue for the eighth district OF
Kentucky.
w. II. Kitchen of North Carolina d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29


do 10-40s =; do IS 60.
BAIrruoRE. May Colour doll Wheat
easy Ne q red spot and May 2laa72S, June
73a73A July 739ssT4 Aag 74Ssa75G
steamer No rcd 67iaa6s+; milling wheat
by sample 7ls74. Corn easy; mixed spot and
a4is. Aug 4Sa46A; white corn by sample
So; yellow do 90. Oats firm; Ne white
Western 42Ihs43; Ne 2 mixed de 36a37
Rye slow; No 2 "a nominal. Hay firm good
to choice timothy SIG 90 to pit 90. PrsYi-
siens steady and fair demand-
New YORK, May 29.-Flour dull and
weak. Wheat steady aud quiet Corn dull
to So so. Lard qaiet and weak; steam
$1OS5.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE NAnKEr. May 81.
Beef Cattle were in good request and with
light receipts prices advanced Ec per ID. Tho
quotations were M follows Extra &c, good
5I.a5aac, medium 5a5Ee, common 44a412c
cuils 3lss4c, fat cows 3a41ac per Id. The
demand for Sheep was active and prices firm.
The quotations were as follows: Good 64a
&c, medium 4s4a5c, common 4a4t2c, culls
2las3alc per lb. lambs Dat .c per ID spring
lambs 81 5Oa6.5O per 100 lbs. Hogs were in
fair demand and steady. The quotations
were as follows: Extra Chicagos 1Oi5a1Oaac,
and other Westerns 10t4s10iac per Id. Thin
COWS were in fair request at 80 TO S25
per head Milch Cows were active at $25a
$50 per head. Ailch calves were higher at
5aT1ac per ID.
CHICAGO CATTLE AAsKgT. May 2T.-Cst-
tle-market was steady; top prices $500
SID, Texans S4.50a475. native cows $40
4.25 per 100 lbs. Hogs-market active aud
closed higher: packers and mixed S7.10a
1925, prime heavy and butchers weights
s.. 2Oa7.45, light ST.10a7.25 per 100 lbs.
Sheep-msrket steady: natives $4a5, West
erns S4.SOa5. 25. Texans s3.75a4 80 per 100
lbs Lambs S. .50a7 40 per 100 lbs
90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

BALTiuose. Ay 29.-yirgiia coasots -
do 10-40s =; do IS 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

A FULL line of BROONs and bA'h I -
n just received by = MN r-Rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

EtROssE & BLACKWELL's JAMS III one
" pound Glass Jars 1Sc each nj I'm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CRASH
N from DC up, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

Cream Mohair Briiiartine, silk finish. 3.
inches wide 10 and 5Oc yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

yIACCINE-We have just received 'hP'
Y ply of fresh Vaccine Points 80.
ic22 h. S. LEADBEATER * - W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

TyOOK'S IMPERIAL EXTRA Dki
" CHAMPAGNE QUARTS for sale ny
II. c. WALLACE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

"ARTFORn COLD SPRING GiNuhh
II ALE for sale by .rr.cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

ATELROsE RYE WHISKY in quar- GOV
-lHl- ties "a and 6 years old for SAFE y iyCy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

All-wooI Cream AlbatrosS Hcnrictta Bat.
istc, Nuns Yelling India Twill, storm Scrse.
and Flannel, IS inches wide. 5Or yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

CARATOGA CHIPS and FRENCH No9''
~ ROOMS for sale by ,rp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

Atwood Cream and Alhatro4s and Ati,.r,
40 inches wide. GJc 4 yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

NELERY SALT, White Singapore fcpP'
" and Grated Horse Radish, for sac t ~
'"N n. c. wALLACE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

q - BUSHELS PRIME NAVY BEAN'
N - ' &c. MILBuRy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

FINE assortment of SPRING Dhh>0
N GINGHAMS, beautiful patterns: I a.
AMOS b. SLAYMAhkhh ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-29

Atwood Cream Henrietta, Serge, and Elus
Fine Storm Serge, 10 inches wide. zoe yd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25
Will THEY SEPARATE

The Chattanooga News Of the DIST
says: VIII the East Tennessee and
Queen and Crescent systems separate
their business after January L?
Indications point strongly that war
Just. now, and local railroad men nre
taa,klng very freely among themselves.
Ihey. believe ii win be done. anl as
quietly and secretly as the Cincinnati
New Orleans aud Texas Pacific COMPANY
wgs put IN the hands of receiver.
40 Official order has been issued M 10
gate, and 1t may be that II will be de-
layed, until the last day and come by tel
News reporter traced the rnmor
down to the following this morning:
prominent local raiOnd man over
hean General Manager Carroll say that
the two systems yvoull be entirely srpar-
aied after the new year
Inc present consolidation of the
two systems under one management
was never cOnsummatel a. originally
contemplated. The two roads, however.
have been working along together. 1t
is charged that the East Tennessee sys-
ten has not 'totel' fair and has diverted
passenger and freight business over its
main line to New YOrl; instead of giving
the Queen and Crescent It's share.
Whether this Is true or not. the News
does not know. or pretend to say.
But the fact remains that thcre are
very strong indications of dissolution
of the two systems, and the employees of
each will afterward work for his own
road with the single thought Of beating
the other us a competitor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

XXX e ,.aia would bankrupt any Ameri.
Kun rad which has NOT ALREADY mt them
* 'ibsrailou, An Of ,hsn H. making
tc s ir,.ulpioNenents gradually. but Il viii
~ MY years before American roads cin
aipli 10 capitalize as heavily per miie
a. s snose IN England To Offset the lif.
i ivasnog IN roadbeds. double tracks and
immunity from trespasscrs on the right ~
way, American roads have hctier ennin'
n VIZ, anu better management. Keen com.
islliph; IN almost unknown factor h
t-nIiand. has polished the intcnccts Of
ih'nlerlcan railroad officials until thcy
nave reduced railroad management Ia 4
Science. With the means at their .,oln-
Inhni no higher efficiency in train service
w immunity from accidents eau be had.
ne comparative showing of accidents
between American aud English roads
i1oks larger on paper than It really Is
lerhaps a better comparison is that move
people are, killed yearly by lightning 10
travelling in railroad ears
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

a. . mark Of coniemnt. hui 10 avert cvil
ihd misfortune from The snhiect 81 mis-
somewhat unpleasant nr0cccdinc.
nc hrsi dnty OF the nov fakir takes
upon himself Is 90 minister 10 his brclhren
i9ysenl lie procnres from tho "tslla-
NiNh' who has The things In rradincss,
i"t OF oil and some wick, which he
iinmefses IN Il Il aud lighis hy means
ni thc lamp 10 tho centcr llt then
,waiks around Tho temple, holding the
hEnt ~ front Of the 'pirs" aud "fakirs.'
Each bends over tho light. holds his
hands out to \ as though to feel lis
warmth, aud then ecnily sirnkcs Ills
beard or chin, aficrwaul kissing his In
ssfs and tapping lightly his forehead.
WIN thls the ceremony terminates The
peacock procession Ia formcl and the
ascent.
The Procession winds gowly down The
slSh t0wad the tomb Of Shclkt Ali.
Mhcrc the lights CLEAN brightly In the
instance Arrived at the saints resting.
pace, o halt is made In the conryard
surrounding tho main huilding, the white
hclior Is bound and killed, not hy emitting
lls throat IN the ordinary Eastern FASH
Ion, hut by opening The chest and insert.
,ng hand which grasns the pnlpilatiur
heart Of the victim, sQucexes the blood
out and then tears u from the body to
cay " front Of the cmblcn OF the Pea
Priest and fahir. chief and ncoplt,tc
ehier the ienemonts allotted ia thcm
neat Shcikh Adi's tomb One hy one the
lights on the hillside and under tho irrcs
arr eNtngnishcd, and the sanctuary on
the Devil Worshippers Is givOn over to-
darkness and silpncc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

The Southern passenger association.
~ session in New York, has agreed 10
let winter rates hold for the Mitchell
Norbett fight az Jacksonville. and make
no further reduction
Gerge l.. Forester. travelling freight
agent Of the Burlington lines al ST. 10
seph, Mo, has been appointed general
agent OF the Chicago, Burlington and
Quiney at Hannibal. No, In place OF A.
4. Perkins, transferred.
c. v lawler. who was recently made
general superintendent Of the phladel-
phia. Reading and New England. has now
neen appointed general manager OF that
road, dating from December ~ His
headquarters are at Hartford, Conn.
j w. Searls, live stock agent of the
Great Northern at Great Falls, Mont,
has been appointed travelling freight
agent Of that road, with headquarters at
81. Paul, Mimi, 10 take eject January
l, in place of j. q, Dawes, resigned
H.. A. Young. car accountant Of the
Mexican Central, has been appointed sup
erlntendent Of transportation of that road.
with headquarters 1T the city Of Mexico,
IN place Of ), q. Lewis resigned, and
pnd the office OF car accountant has been
abolished.
A. X .McCawn, trainmastcr Of the
hhpNNllle, Cumberland Gap aud thicn-
80, has been appointed superintendent of
the Middlesborough Belt railroad. with
Headquarters at Midd.esbOrough, Ky.
The position has heretofore beeh held by
l.. II. Wynne
Charles Stein, superintendent Of the
roadway and buildings Of the Toledo
Ann ArbUr and North Michigan. has been
appointed SUI erniendent of tl.at road,
20 take effect January I, TO succeed John
u. Connors resigned Headquarters,
Owoso, Michigan.
William Il tbel Of Chicago has been
appointed the representative In the United
Stutcs Of tie TrInsC,Ritasinn Govern
mem railway Of Russia. lie viii from
time 10 time make reports On American
methods Of railway appliances for use on
Russian railways.
Official announcement has been made Of
the appointment of GeOrp, *. Lowell
rs general superintendent Of tile Louis
vile New Albany n Chicago. with head
quarters at Chicago, 20 succeed ). i. Col
Illus. resigned. Mr. Lowell Las been as
sistani superintendent at Lafayette, Ind,
for some time past.
John II. Counors, superintendent Of the
Toledo Ann Arbor ~ Michigan, has ten
dcred his resignation to take effect Jan
uary !, He has heecn with the road
since lSS2 and has served successfully
ms train dispp tchcr, trainmnster master
of transportation and SUPERINTENDENT,
having held tie last named position since
December l. 1850
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25
NEWSY NOTES,

The worlds annual mail comprises g.
00O.OO0OOO letters and 5O00OOO,OOO pa
pers.
Five hundred thousand men are es-
tlmnted to ride IN the elevators Of New
York City every dry.
The silver statue Of Miss Ada Rehan,
that was exhibited Of the Worlds fair,
Is on exhibition In Boston.
The list Of the worlds battles compris-
es 1927 regular engagements whose
names are given as worthy Of record.
Chicago philanhropists have given dur
ing the last year S2,SDOOQO 10 colleges,
museums. aud benevolent institutions.
Chcerfulness is also an excellent wear
ing quality. II has been called the
bright weather Of the heart.-Samuh
Smiles.
Iron visiting cards. forty Of which
nlnced one on the other make
only 4 tenth Of an inch In thickness, nre
a novelty in Germany.
The placing Of bit Of asbestos into
the tin Of q lnInn wick u said TO have
Increased the hrilliaucy Of The light 30
per cent-aardware,
A woman well known in English SO
eiety for her lovely arms aud neck pol
ishes them. so II Is said, for half an
hour etcn hiAuA win tuhiAlHoie Naf"N4s
Great Britain has $3.50 cannon; France
1854: Germany. $3.50; Russia, 4424 !:
Austria. 2tT0; Turkey, 1852; the United
States 1855: the world has 4l,OI3,
A writer has figured that Of the l5,l ~
narsons mentioned in "Appcton's typlo-
paedia Of American Biography as IA
mons In American history, 5j9j are col
lege graduates.
In Salem. Mass. on Tuesday, when the
question VI license or no license was 20
~ ssttlesi children WIRE ihickly on ihe
,+reets wearing badges iuscnhed' 'tor
ry sake vote No That's the way
the election went
Thompson Chandler, a farmer Of Lyons;
n Y. n the father Of two boys, one on
Tie s years old, the other q pr1ap.r0n.f
hnsiness man aged ~, " Ninelaud. n,
/ Who. n turn. las a son Of ~ WHO Is
d bank director.
Mrs. Casey Tsnrher. The widow 81
soiiier Of 1872. who is 30 years Old, went
10 Carlisle. Ky. The other day 70 lt ii
III pension. She walked iwrlSe miles
and seemed no more exhausted tnah
woman Of 30 would hare bcen
Tobacco was discovered in 49, ~
tsoo fh. United SAites raised JJAl.sssl,v,V
raauds On T57.G26 acres Of ground w
ie9i tbe ,ynr,d's production was tus!nvp
,.,s ON 2.nsDOO0 acres. In lSs- there
,,er. mnurf,lrtufei Ia this country =,
sII.77y,84O cigarettes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

authorized. part to h. e,,A.,r.a !,
81, l52o31 Of preferred sinel az ,sa ~
lnmbns. Shawnee aud Hoc.ne rsi,.e ~,
company and for 60 per cent. o. al IA :
W.. Of the stock Of the Sanduslr ana
Columbus Short Liue railway c,cr,a ,up
The balance, StO47.033. Mil remain " Z,
the treasury. Five MILAN dnilar- ~
common stock viii be authorized. - 81
w. ~ Of which will be exchanged for 4
ilRe amount Of the common slosk of mo
columbus. Shawnee md lloekinr rsjl.
WY company. and 40 ppr c,nt ar
Sl,7oV0'Vw, of the stock Of tho Sanduskv
aud Columbus Short Liile RAILWAY eon.
pany, leaving in the treasury Si.55s gIS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

SpNhkNr'd (hnss,l Republican.
IL bus just hoen ascertnlncd by Henry
NJ burt that Grover Closcuul IA IN the
S,rhth generation Of desccn, from Henry
bnrt, one ~ Snr'urHeds first settlers
whose descendants leltnr Hurt has nn
VIII celebrated IN his resent hook. II an.
pears that llonry Burt had daughter
Ahsail, who married Tor her first hns.
band fmrris Hall, who received from tho
town the guni OF a homestead Whprf
tLe Chicopcr national bank aud the court
house now sipnd, Their youngest son,
Simu@ Bail. OF Nnfthauipton. nni a
daorater Mary Rpll who married. I'm.
sign John Hitchcock Of Springfield lIla
son Samuel Hitchcock, had d laurnrn
Mnrrlrt who married Rlrhard VALLEY
IA! duirhtcr Margaret Faliry, married.
Mi'liam cleveland, Ills som ltohnni
lallW Cleveland. was tAe father If PMS.
ident Grover Cleveland An this + clear
as a boil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25
LaAIng About Receiver Rein
bart of the Atchison.
..r,d Force at Work in the Dem
!, shops-some Hallway Sta
ustics-PersonaI Mem
uon-General Notes:

l. wediction was made yesterday by
.reuln connected with the Fort
n md Denver railroad that the year
mald be an exceedingly prosperous
"A Texas railroads and any amount
.oryenents would be made among
|.n IA the state. He also expressed
La that before the close of the
|,ar Fort Worth would have an im-
\ Union depot. as the matter is thus
|b.ine considered. "rhe Rock Island
|,ijug off for the time being in order
\ what the ultimate outcome will
The building of creditable Union
sail the railroad man, 'and If
ampany secs there will be nothing
hazards the erection Of n depot 10y
snous railroads ceutering here, the
n islani. following out its usual meth
X dyag business independently, will
4 rs oga depot continued the gem
man.
M ths nilroad man; at is a fact
,asd ispfte thatea union depot with
Ignie facilities IL now an imperative
lsiy and the railroads should sec
L \ + built"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

s'ssial from Columbus. Ohio. to the
iofk Tribune SAYS: The STOCKHOLM
ne Columbus. Shawnee and Hloes-
sssss9ad company met here today and
sla Tor consolidation with the san'
qql Columbus Short Line. Inc
Of the latter road meet az
Y ~ tomorrow. when Il is expected
-. l Si,s5lonn Of today will be rItihei
. e',g,haation company Will be- known
\ 4 'S'laelnbnsr Sanlusky and Hooking.
\ ~, y, lof consolidating the two prop
I ~ A-ef one infringement provides
Il ,.,Ae % Si0,mp.1DD OF . per celt
\ ~ a sufficient amount Of which
plneed with The Metropolitan
~ rpAsh}. 10 redeem all outstanding
p m elel corporation as they ma.
4 Il, ~ o'i bonds may be- exchanged
NJ n IN y, After providing for these
d F.afi'atl viii rrmain &c thu trea~
e.go..,ae inllloa do'llrs % > per erni
Al''e prciegred stock will 5e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

burg. Pa. ~ n man of fine appearance
and strong character. As auditor Of the
New York. West Shore and Buffalo rail-
road he originated an accounting system
tiMt has been adopted on muny oilers of
the larger roads In 1883 h. became
connected with tile Atchison. giving his
attention to its financial condition. I'M
der his supervision MS vice-prrsideut
financial reorganization was effected, plac-
Ing the company on a sound basis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

The report Of President Howell of the
New York aud Brooklyn bridge for the
year ending December !, shows receipts
from tolls Of Sl,252.9US, an increase of
81 lTg over the previous year The
number Of ear passengers was 42dl5, lu5
an increase of S42.2lI ihe last four
months showed a falling on OF OS},3Sl
The receipts from all sources We're 81,
5gO,1IO. The expenditures were Sl,B5D,-
Dos including SGDU,0ou paid 10 the two
cities. The amount expended in cOnstruc-
tlon was S222,Dlg.5S On the Liberty
street extension and plaza Improvement
in Brooklyn, the total expended has been
Sl.IlG,Ol09O, which Brooklyn has paid,
All the property needed, save three pieces
has been acquired, aud legal proceedings
are pending for the rest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

Aecial 10 the Kansas City Times
I Omaha says: General Solicitor
y. Thurstod OF the Union Pacific,
|FaSing Of the scheme Of reorganiza'
Nid today: "rhere are many plans
" reorganization Of the Union Pa
poverty. The scheme that seems to
post favor is that the Union Ia
A foper. together with those lines
y are properly n part Of the system,
4 b. reorganized under congressional
RAuon and subject to sale under III
.2h 81 the court. Sale Is absolutely
,aIy that a new company may be
~ That will permit a fresh start
h made. The first mortgage bonds
Dear a lower rate Of interest thap
4 sent, say between ( and , per cent
'hese reductions made-in fixed IN
charges the property would be
pay its interest obligations and
~ on the government debt 80 that
|N'ernment security would grow bet,
Asfy year, while the liability would
4 eoustantly less"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

While She Gazette deeply appreciate,
the liberalily OF rs advertisers. IL bas
become necessary to call attention 10 Tho
10 use page will be required 10 hand
In their cory at least ono day In advance
OF the date Il is 10 appear Copy far
half page advertisements must be- in no
counting room 10y II o'clock. noon. Ma
advertising cony win be taken later than
4 j. m. preceding the day 1t Is to be-
published.
THE GAZETTE COMPANY.
Sent. 10. 1Sn8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

4 4 win be a dull one in railroad
BIZ Fort Worth, especially in the up
~ ticket offices. The general
q the Fort Worth and Denver
I'd the Rock Island will be closed
~ also the joint general freight
81 Toe Texas and Pacific. Katy and
isnde Several OF the up town agents
| u will keep open house part OF the
~ that their friends can call ana
|py5ms' hut all OF them will spare
r. time to eat turkey, cranberry
ssal plum pudding for their dinners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25
FORCES INCREASED.

|Sapparent business among the diff
rilroads is on the increase. A
sPreporter yesterday conyersed with
krman of the Denver shops and
hm ascertained that the working
hl been materially increased IN
NOUS departments. The pay roll
y past two months has been IN
n 10 over $1,000 per month. and
Editions to the force Is contem-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

u chattanooga News says: The Ala
n Sreat Southern and Memphis and
|sss'on railroads are bringing in large
~ Of excursionists from Texas, Ar
N. ala other Western states, who
Nhg advantage Of the holiday rates.
'eAphls and Charleston brought IN
.N through passengers yesterday
Ay eight last night. The excur-
IVA, VIII spend Christmas with their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

81 have bought and owned over nny
raEors In my lic, but never have owned
any equal 70 those plntna' guaranteed IA.
zofs of Andcunn's.' This Is the verdict
Of oycry. purchaser. 1ry Que and be
convinced,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

a biz reduction on al grade, Of candles
for INNS ~ Edwards bakery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

chicago Limited. Arrive. Donart.
No. l. Talon DrpOt... hill m ......,...
No . Union nrp0t,. ...t...-... $40 y va
No -, iulon Depot. 800 y Ia ..........
40 q, Union Depot, ......+..4 100 az
Accommodation.
No. ne, an st..... b;iS y "a ......4.
no. 32', 4th Rt...,.. ,......... 800 q M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-25

INDIGESTION Md it1l1aen di9oIdeft, tAre
tROtvNS IRON DfrIEitA.
AZ dealers kccp Z. = lst r. ~ rtl..ln
r11e-E-zd 81 cfs---l - H-'-' o. ---s''-'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-07
A Rush of Ice.

Magnificent but mildly expresses the
scene at the river yesterday. The
gorge which has held back the ice far
up the river must have broken during
the night, for at 7 o'clock yesterday
morning, there commenced a rush of ice
which for rapidity, quantity and grand
of motion has seldom been equalled
on the Missouri. The water which fell
nearly seven feet on the preceding day,
commenced early in the morning to rise
ut tho rate of six inches per hour. And
it continued to rise until about noon,
when it rested within two feet Of the
top Of the bank, Mt tho river warehouse.
Not Il drop Of water could be seen
during the morning. AS far as the eye
could reach, there was nothing but one
confused mass of grinding, creaking and
grooming cakes OF ice. Rolling and
tumbling they pursued their way down
the river. So thick we're they indeed,
that there was not room for them upon