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House and Lot for Sale.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE and LOT
i on Moseley Ferry road In the town of Abb
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Report Of the Condition of
The National Bank Of AbbeVille,
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Carolina. at the Close of Business,
July 12, 1893.
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ia ~ tarrh I'm the Head which
V%E u: ~ they cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Dull, heavy
headache, obstruction OF the nasal passages,
discharges falling from the head into the throat,
sometimes profuSe, water5 and acrid. at others,
putrid the eyes are weak and watery; there is
q ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or
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offensive matter, together with scabs from I'LL
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Nd general debility. Only few of the above
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L.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06
THE sEpARArE coAcnLAm

owenshoro Ky. Nov. 4-Attorro,
John iceland, acting for the ossorbti,n
NJ colorol people appointed TO Gchf
the Kentucky separate coach R,,. IN.
night iilcl suit In the United Stntcs
'our, which win be made tho tcs. cns,
"n the oons.tutiopality Of the law
On the advice of Mr. Felnnd. on last
Monday the Rcys H. Anderson. a rol.
orei preacher Of Evansville. Ind. boneLt
hrt-clns' tickets for himself npJ WIG,
from Evansville to MadisouviIa ~
They took seats In the rear on woman
coarh, and the conductor accented tcir
tickets for passage. When thr trnin
trh'lvd tue Kentucky state line gt Hon
derson the conductor informed Anderson
ana ms wife that they must go into be
co'1h or compartment provided for co.'s
urel passengers. Upon their refusal In
train, '''
The suit brought Tonight Is IN Andor.
sons namc, and $4,000 damages IL
claimed. The point will be raised tl,ef
the law X an interference with iutrrsfato
commerce and In violation of tRo ronsti.
tuition and laws Of the United Statns
u is set out in the petition tbnt tbc
compnrimont provided for colured peoplc
Is inferior 10 that provided for white ms.
sehgrrs Several othur cases have brcp
previously tiled in this state ON this ones,
ton, hut this Is the only one authorized
10y the association. Mr.. Roland is M
only lawyer SO far engaged In the caso
hut when IL comes mp for hearing hpforn
Judge Barr In February IL k probnhi,
that distinguished counsel from ofbcr
states viii be engaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06
@TD ING Constipation, Headache
and all Liver Troubles
~ s---------s--
ULPHO
GgOALINE
Excelsior Springs, Missouri
FALSE TO HER ABROAD.
Mrs. Germans Sensational Charges
in Suit for Divorce.

New York. Nov. 4.-Samue Jennings
Gordon, formerly the president of the
Anglo-Americln bank of Paris, and now
head Of the Waterbury Paper company
Of this city, has been sued by his wife,
Gcrtie Amelia German. in the supreme
court for absolute divorce. Judge Bar
reut yesterday granted him q bill of
particulars requiring his wife to state
more specifically the times and places Of
her husbands alleged infdelity.
He is rs and she 81 Her father was
Edmund A. Smith, u leather merchant,
who died in 1876, leaving million TO be
divided among his son, three daughters
and his widow, Mrs. German was his
eldest daughter. She met German. who
was friend Of her brother. while he
WIS visiting at her. mothers house, No.
226 Madison avenue. German went to
Europe with the Smiths in 1882, and
while the party were abroad German
and Miss Smith were married NJ London.
One child. Gcrtie Emily was born.
His wife charges that Gornin had
been uufaithfu at various times and
places between December ., 1881, and
September ., 1872, in Paris and New
York. In August, 1871. nor husband,
she declares, was untrue to hcr at No,
5 Rue de Bprnr Paris, with Maria
Beryillc; and in September, lSNl At NO.
a hue de Moscow. with Pauline Hum
bolt Soon after the Gornidns were mar
ricd he started the bank with which he
was connected, aud a clearing house Tor
the bank was established in this city.
His wife returned 20 this city soon after
aud wru To live with her mother, In
May, lS,i2, she wrote to torman TO
como here When 10 arrived he found
tlrit she and her mother had sailed for
Europe.
Upon his return to Europe lie found
that during Ibis absence The Angin-Ameri-
can company had held @ meeting, and the
directors had elected William II, Hunter
MS his successor as president of the com
puuy. He learned, too, that lie had been
uustrd from ull management in the com
pauy. Mrs. Gorman returned 10 tnis
country last October, and through Fred
erie L. tuultrt began the suit FOR divorce
from her husband. GDruuu denies her
charges and says She has fabricated,
Hunter Is now living with Mrs. Smith,
ON Madison avenue ~lid German. when
asked yesterday about the divorce ease.
Il presume he came over for his personal
pleasure
He would say nothing further. Hi,
lawyer ihJuurpy TrlaN. said he could
say nothing about the ruse nj present. hut
would "iakc the roof of the case by and
hr. Mrs. Germans counsel declined To
discuss the case. II was learned FROM
other sources that Mr5GOrman furnished
lcr husband with the money with which
he started the Anglo American bank. He
asked lis wife IN 1891 to advance him
100000 in cash. She did not do il. An
ihNc5stigauo4 which his wife made reveal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

Washington, Nov. 4.-Nfanv C,,,,s,,,
mon today rs,oivea n co,,, So, 'os''
- " '"'" ''Uu' 'ue Amer
lean foteeuNe association, setting forth
It's obiccts as follows;
Tho Amerieon pr,,.,t,,.,
IA organized Tor Inc nnrnose ~
politirs. IL n mons ,ttrIar, pully.ng
panigntion cotnposed anil, ' "r,,I "a, ,isan ol-
citl5eps ,yithont tres,rd ~ ~ nueriuah
While we unite In nrot,,t ',,,,' ny.
and lis free institpbops W. MEL Sountry
religion so lonn as he dos moi attn,, ',,,'l
mako Il mn rlcn,cn, u, M ,.oY alelnpt to
q our MIN IA hi nresorvs Xxx, 69I"uU
tho govcrnnsnt ~ no IfnitsT 9, ~ ,'lu.iln
the principles OF Tho deeiaratio,9 , os aila
pcndcnce as sat ~ form INTERFERENCE, IN ny o., OF lnde-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

SPECIAL Goo Che Gazette.
Dentuu, rS, Nov, IA will Of y.
5. Clarly who died about two months
ago, wns filed iu tho county court the
uast week W j. Wheeler and Il. If.
Bell are named as Witnesses The dp.
ceased, n, y. Ihriy, was tue man who
escaped from Camp Douglas 90 Chicago,
where no was % prisoner, and wUIkrd an
tho way 10 IBIS humo In Texas In thirty
seven days, having tn travel by m-wny-
through tlr mountains and valleys of
Missouri Arkansas and Texas He Doe
quenlhcd ull tile estate of which hr died
possessed tp tlW Odd Fellows lodge nf
TINS city, of which he was tt member
\ contest of the will WAS nj once filed
by his children, t. r.. j. D.. $. r.. A.
T. aud Mary u. rlurly. Belle Robinson
and Kay Mccullough, alleging that their
iather was not of sound mind at the
time the VIII WAS made, The trial Of tn"
contest wa continued I'll the next term
OF tho county court Al the lnst mccl-
ing Of thu Denton lodge of odd Follows
ihut body voted unanimously 20 rclin.
qulsh the Request.
The trades carnival, which was given
during the last week. was a grand sue
cess. Nearly every business house was
represented, and tho young ladies rom
scnting them wcrc crowned with hurels.
lhgy won golden opinions
Mr. Baird populst from Lamar
goun1y, addressed the people M the court
house here last night, There WAS q big
crowd and 81 committee was appointed
io arnngo for the publication Of Third
party newspd1er 40 this point n BIS FOO
be called Reform Newspaper.
The revival at The First Baptist church
stu continues. There have been many
1cccssinns 70 the church, und there viii
he u big haptizlnE' one day next week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06
rHE RIalIr rn MnnK

review OF heYicWs.
The Swiss republic was the first na,ion
Ia the world TO Incorporate IN its con.
sttution the right Of the naiioual lcgis.
lanre 10 limit the days labor OF adults.
Il Is now proposci through the initiative
20 impose upon the national legislature
the duly OF exercising this right so as
10 provide employment for every citizen
Willing 10 work bur unable 10 obtain NJ
Inc proposition. for which tho raunisite
SV.Nw signatures have been obtained. n
u a most sweeping character. Not only
upee z drmand shorter. hours OF lnbor Ia
order that more hanas may be cniploy,,l
but 4 also requires the establishment Of
pnhlic workshops and the mauaeemenf
OF employment burclus bv the sfnie isrr
ttc prevention Of enforced idlsnhss
through strikes and lookoufs Il makes
provision for arbitration n lhor as.
puics. Indeed. Il Is not 4 sinrle In. th,t
y presented, but scheme IN laws estab-
Listing the righ, 10 WORK which y fhc
modern and scicnti6r forln ~ M ,s,s1f
60 food which m4dnryal philanthranv
iapsnd - hlfd 10 establish The plan
W. inonkat Yul, and nearly every
hat ei 4 v already Ia successful opera
Npn some quarter OF the globe. Yet
~ y nlt9y hkely that series Of meAa-
nrss :, iar e4ehing VIII be adopted by
y h.l.lpn ~ shs.e election. Direct les..
,..i.i.lN ~ nv switNerlan'i though demanded
~ ne Liberals and elective IN prevent.
ins leklsl,hlph N behalf Of The cOrpora-
l''u' any 'ae dominanl elaSsaa has yet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

II wo;ild scarcely be expected that a
position commanding a saiury Of 5000
a year would, in times like these. go
begging aud yet such is the fact. The
chair Of Oriental languages in the Uni
yerslty Of California IL vacant because
there j. no one who is an applicant Tor
a position % teach young American men
the Chinese and japanese languages, and
the students from these countries require
English In order to qualify studcnts Of che
two heinispheres to transact business
with each other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

Cmcago Herald
Everyone who has visited the Texas
building &C the Worlds fair win sympa-
thi-e with che hdic. OF the Lone Star
state In the difficulty they are now hay.
Ing with she contNc,or who erected tho
slrncture. The TeSas women have made
friends OF all who have partaken of their
hospitality, which WIS as brnld "A tbeir
Eroat STATE. They raised the money for
ihe building themselves. Tho mon mad
nothing 10 do with t. They paid the
running expenses, Zoo. and t6ey did fhr
honori ~ q style second to no other state
represented In Jackson Park. They have
won the rcspect aud good will OF ali
their guests, and they have done more
10 advertise ,heir state than an Inc
oiiiccholdors mud Nlde-mnuthod polil.
cinua between TcMrknna and m p0sn.
II the men OF Texas do not now come
TO the relief VI thcsc publicspiritcd. an.
ereetio women they ought 10 he kicked
10 stay therr. '''''V
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

Gallatin, Tenn, Nov A sensational
breach Of promise suit IS on trial in the
Circuit Court here. Miss Mary Hullett,
beautiful black-eyed girl. Is suing
John h, Baker q wealthy widower Of
seventy two years, for damage 10 the
amount Of 5000. She claims that a
year ago he courfcd her aud asked nor
TO marry him; that she accepted him
and aftcrward. through the intervention
Of his children. lie ceascl his visits ma
retused TO carry out his promise The
defendant denies everything aud saws Ii
Is o case OF bRcSmail A large number
of witnesses VIII be introduced aud Inc
ease will be decidedly sensational.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06
FIrz's rAlE OF rovERTY.


BY Associated Press.
Now York, Nov 4-The application
Of Mrs. Louisa Fitzsimmons. wife Of
Pugilist "Bobp Fitzsimmons for ali
mony and counsel fees pending his
suit against her for an absolute divorce,
was made yesterday TO Judge Gildersleeve
Of the superior court, by Lawyer A. II.
HummeL The pugillst was married on
October n, 1856, IN Sidney, Australia. He
charges his wife With intimacy with Mar
tin Julian, an acrobat, with whom he was
formerly ia partnership. She denies these
accusations and has an AFFIDAVIT Of Julian
to CONFEDERATE her She makes counter
charges on which she asks the court 10
grant her divorce.
Mr.. funnel insisted that In view Of the
large amount Of money the pugilist had won
he should be compelled 70 pay his wife 81
u week and o counsel fee OF $500 He pre-
scented q long ailidavlt of Mrs. Fltzsimm0ns
reciting "Bobsn various encounters and
also his appearance on the variety stage.
She especially called attention 10 bis light
with Jim Hall 10 New Orleans FOR the
largest pnrsc ever offered - si0000-uearly
$4,000 Of which he received In cash and the
residue IN promiss0ry notes Since lsYl
Mr.. Uummcl said, the pugilist had won
SG1, 500 almost as much as Seth Low re.
coiyed during TINT time as president VI
Columbia college.
Mrs Fitslmm0ns AYERS that at the time
OF the fight with 'Jim' Hail her husband
was enamoured Of woman namcd Flor
ence, who presumed TO call herself Mrs
Fit4simm0ns. Bob, - she says, had this
woman's picture IN bis belt during tho
fight.
Lawyer Fired" House, In reply, asserted
that although Bob" had never been dc.
teaied Ia any physical encounter. vet 10
financial contest ike this he was Knocked
out In the first round. As to tho purses
that the fighter had won these were an talk
IN order 10 draw crowds After his fight
with Hall he received I'm money $500, 5000
OF which be paid 70 Julian for assisting in
training him, 500 10 his brother, 5 10 for
his partner BOsworth, who spared with
him, and $500 10 his wife. Outof what re-
manned he paid his training expenses aud
liquidaicd some debts For the rest Of the
purse he had unpaid notes for $50. 600, which
cannot be- collected. Eitgsimmons declares
that he is now living on the charity of
friends, and n he is compelled To pay ali
mouy and counsel fees he will have TO
hbnndnn his suit or go 10 Jail.
Judge Gilderslreyc minated that some
nlimony would hayc 20 be granted, but Re.
served his decision
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-06

Boston, Mass, Nov J,-lsaac s. Fishei,
a cloak manufacturer doing business at the
corner Of Washington and Avery streets,
who was arrested yesterday afternoon by
request of Superintendent Byrnos OF New
York, is charged with the larceny Of si9. 900
from Fred D, Lynde X Co. Of that city. He
refused 20 mako any explanation Of Tho
a1air other than that he could prove his
Innocence OF the change He said that tho
whole matter was tho result Of % DISPUTE
between himself and Lyudc. The latter
was cndelyoring TO forcl tho settlement OF
o disputed claim, and had resorted To the
criminal courts to bring 1t about
Fishel belongs to firm known as Morse
Bros. olothlers, Kingston street.
Fishol was brought before tho municipal
court TO day, and his examination was COM
tinued to November 3, Bail was liked ut
5000.
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