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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30


den said it gave him plea ure to attend
meetings Of this kird. He said the
people had not learned much Of him
except through an unfriendly press.
He had not been in town long. He
was farmer and hoped to 90 back to
the farm as SOON rs he had finished
bis work in this State. He now Lived
in Columbia, and in a way the people
there w-re kind enough to him. There
were many nice people there, but you
know tn. political atmosphere OF CO.
Iumhia. The p'prrs they have there
keep them in d-nse ignorance OF the
sentiments aud thoughts and feelings
of the great HAAS Of the people through
out the STATE II WAS relief to him
to get away from there and get out and
mingle with the people i'll the country.
He wanted them to know what those
who are fighting the peoples cause
bad to 90 through.
He wanted to talk about the causes
of organization and what it proposes
to do. He was glad to see the ladies
present. ANY reform movement can
never be sue 'essul until the ladies
take an interest in it. He had seen
ladies in the meetings in tht. West and
they made the most important men,
berS.
lst. We must come to a clear con-
ception and perception OF orgsniza-
ton. The idea of organization We find
underlying all civil government aud
all trade. 1t comes from q feeling Of a
need Of cooperation. When the coun-:
try was sparsety settled che people
lived in u state of isolation. That
built up each State with separate ideas.
Every farmer stood by and for himself.
This gave rise to that old doctrine Of
States Rights. But with the building
of railroads aud the telegraph that era
was run. Now every thing and every
business is run by corporation. Every
class of business il organized for the
building up of that business, and the
individual is lost sight OF. The Alli-
ance is class Organization and stands
for the building up OF the interests of
the farmer. 1t is not to fight anyone,
but TO fight for the men who compose
It and for their interests. He illus
trated the strength OF organization as
against individual strength by the boy
with the sticks. He could easily break
one stick, but when he bound a bundle
securely together he could not even
bend them. Standing by themselves
the farmers will he easily broken down.
When farmer buys cloth made by
the Newberry Mill, in consequence of
the Cotton Manufacturers Association,
be pays the freight on the cotton to
the mills in Massachusetts, and the
freight ON the cloth back to Newberry.
That was right, and he wanted the
farmers to organize. He did Dot waste
his time abusing combinations and
trusts. The STANDARD Oil Company
was one of the biggest trusts in this
country, yet the price Of oil had been
greatly reduced in consequence. In
stead Of abusing trusts We must organ
jze them and fight the devil with fire.
You hear some mossbacks who say
the Alliance must not 60 into politics,
you must not expect politics in the
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a Adyices ut the Storm.

WASHINGTON Jan II "A, C riding to
the Geographic advices r,cei,ed at IN,
weather bureau the s'orIn siart, d IN
Northern Monrans Tuesday came sloMl,
eastward over the middle of Mlsslssipgi
vsli'y. where there was hut little fall
centered last night in West Virginia ana
gradually took southe,sterly aud north
easierly course. Spreading over North
Carolina, Muyl.nd Distri / of Coum
MA, Penusy and all of the New
England ststes There was very littl.
wind, and thermometer did not fsll
greatly kept IN sporsdic ins suc,s. bul
It will re CO der I" morrow all over IN.
middle A l.ntic and New England state g.
The officials Of tie weather bureau
>ay this is the deepest snow ih,,
has fallen In the sections inii, a,ed (. T
several wears and they anticipate mucl
interruption of railroad Traffic. SnoS l.
inches deep eat Of the Allrg hanies
from Maine t. North Carolina.
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CTR NGERS in iawn are r,quc,ted
TO co TO
VIII KING CO.'S
FOR
DRUGS.
MEDICINES.
CIGARS.
HOT DRINKS, etc.

NAlUaBl CITY PROPERTY FOR
SAlh Pnrsut Ut 10 n jud. .nt,f
axe county supeIi oomrt iel q, r,i st
ne Nlctober term, l. Ea, in the cas-. of rila
Wright. G. Il Wrl4ht. .Izs Il Throw
er, Jr and OF h. r. sgsin~t Claw. e A PR
sinson. 1 diVidnally, ara A. sdu 10 sira-
tor of Mary Perkluson, d.ctAr' d Ira
P-' 'kn-on, Hnd N'rtruNius X, Nster mar
fian ad Ii EN- of Ezra PERI insor wewiIl
Thursday. Jsnuary lglh lssS a The
c"nnty county c, urt hoJs se in the olty u
RALEIGH y &. sell pnhlic onrtr> io,he
h's -s' bidder for ca h the following iots
: parcels Of land In tie ci y Of k4l.ieh,
viz.
First Trsct-Ad ioin,n The lands OF Mrs
l-rnra Wilson auc otht r. lynx tie
-ouiheasi rner OF the inter e,iioi. Of
Slood~orth and NorAan streets beng
nsrt OF ci'y lo' % lSS, ~ ~ own on : hnf-
er's maq of the city OF ksl' igh ana moie
iuily and AT lenv a. scrIh a IA the d.. a
NJ trust .Necur d on th- ? ~ dAv of feb
rus'y. lssAi. 10y { \ PvIk,Ison aud Nary
erklnson his wife to : ~ HaNwo- a.
trn>ter, sc. viii. h ssid de~d oi trust 4.
uly .orded in The once of the REGISTER
pi deeds 'or Nakr county y & IN d, ok
ilo. pa-e - et seq
SEC nd Tr CT Adj j'iuiug the lands Of
William blzke srC otIer-. lNitr outte
oath de OF HAIRCUT streti, b.tw..n
Sl"odw' rih ard Peso streets. o.. pg
AIT of city lot No Is - shown or ~ IT
f.rs map o. the 81 oi r-lrigh and i,eii .
I the northwest corn.r az NiIiirm x
Biake's LIT. ant u ere iu'ly de. crii,eu in
he mortgage deed ~. cured bv {; A
PerkIusoa aud Mary PrIkii s.n, Is uife.
oJas ThrO~ er Jr ON the ~ h dsy,
'rusry 1871. wh On sid deed o. mar
= ge WAS duly r.curde, Ia ih. uf'ic. of he
r,eister of deed Tor Max couttv.N &
~ book llS. page S.s et sel flour Of s-Ie
y o'cloek IN. 4. " HAANoup,
W J pErLK
ieclS Commissioners
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TELEG RAPHIC BKEvITIES.

PARIS -VIce Admiral Rleunier has
acapted the office of minister of marin.
TLis completes the Cabinet Rieunler
has been in command al Toulon.
AUGUSTA. Maine = The democratic
caucus last evening unanimously Domi
ua'ed Arthur Sewall. Of b .th Us candi
date for Uui;ed States sen ,tor.
CHARLESTON S G 1T a meeting OF
he ) puIbern u ,ultry and Pigeon .app
ii i n ASSOCIATION held here t. night Al
l4nta WAS selected as the place for the
next exposition.
HELENA Montana The lint ballot
for senator IN day Te.u ted Sanders.
rrpubican, g.; Clark. democrat. l6;
Dixon. democrat, &; uausrr. d,mocrar,
=, Mulvllle, popuIIst, 3-no choice
There was oIc pair
PITTsBUFG The tia Of Hugh DemD
scy oistIIct master workman of the
Knights Of Labor. J. NJ. Davidson and
Il ,hert B-a'ry. charged with poisoning
non union workmen in the II ,m-, =
teel miIi during last August, logan here
t. day IN crowded court room.
l. UrsvILLE Ky.-At G..ton. Meair
county y sterday, a m'b of ov.r 200
armed men took two negroes from n
store where they were confined for the
murder # a farmer near G ,ston on VI N
day, and hung them to post in front Of
the p1,toffi e. OIe of the negroes con
fessed'
FoRr SMITH. AKA table has been
m pleteh "f the rep 'rts Of ,tton al Va
nous n.ighb" ring points for the pat
two years Thy showed that the total
receipts FIR 1,g2 AZ eleven points in Ar
Kansas and Indian Territory were 81 .6l7
bales. For the previous year, ~ the
same points, the r, ceipts were l22 eel.
LIDO o Trains on twenty road,
entering Tpledo are delayed from thre,
To fifteen hours hy snow the stree crr
| system last night became demoralizrd,
over one hundr motors b-ing stu, k
The natural gas supply is next u moth
ing. 1t erased entirely yesterday after
mon. There is scarcely any wood II
town and much suffering.
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House..

WAsHINGToS j IN l2 In the house
this moruitg resolution was adopted
that a; II AS the house attend a a body
the funeral cert monies To be coLcuc' eu
10 the senate chan Der over the r, mains
Of the late S nator Jno. E Krnna, OF
West Virginia
Ia he morning hour the hou resumed
consideration Of the bill 10 promote the
efficiency OF the mIli.a n, action Wa
taken and at 2 As the house, In a bod )
proceeded by the speaker aud srrgrant
At arms. proceeded 10 the senate cham
Der. Immediately on returning 10 lts
own chamber after attend ng the funer Al
services the house. as further mark of
respect to the memory Of the deceased,
al 30 adjourned.
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y "peitk.- BA tCe o e,r.. Of ue
III e n T coGrt Ci Va, coI - tue rpecial
'ro &C. "a g- or p-rtlilou, -iiiiL-I N.uf--y
\ Roger all q hVr- ATe NJ Sg2 -t,~-
IA r'~eeii X q" At ~ saii cautt-il
'h"r fhr 50 . t. iht eh-rI a ner Al ~ hc
'ntcry. al the co II hOu-c door, IL TIE cit, Of
IA XII, &. on
Monday. the 9th day OF February 1873,
,i ~ o'clock NJ the lot - land cit sied On
"Ari IT, ct. ~ -s'i city, tno-u a. lie
'to~LE bcILol>o ~ intn. tie i"'- ( :.
Ma 4 "A % izni-,,ii q a other from
trg % let on Msit44 rect and e1t.Idiug
pacs ieet
erm- u -s'e-nns-Nsl' o. tie purchase
mon y to be paid 10 cSzh audt.e r q siuc,r
IA t-e3Ne uIo tir umt dAN Ui raj tl..- re-
erred p>s L enis to t,sr> prr cent ritrrett
AkMI Trad J sc
lecSi-,i- i.nrtn--,nt.r
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" IcE - SALE o. LAND.

IS virtua ( power conferred N
ute - = Gi and wife.
'> .. rfco- ed IN the otc,,f tho
M.'e- leeds Wase count. book Is
"ll fr cash, m tic auc
r. b ne door, Rs eigh, v G.
Mpnds,, the 9th day 81
&C tain ( CT VI l,n in
st .lp. " ke comfy .nd full
So deed Of trns and ivl.g
artoru rIsd d tn rost lead
a.S'ot ,e, e'e'y, and ] ming
w. Ns-Rsret ~erreli, \ V Deu-
rtk % t-iniuy ~ ,c-'s
tH cribed AID vii be a r.a
the pu chaser- 50 er zap in
w PACF,
at rney No tesg-e.
= he shove Land is pcs. o-s d
YOU'D y IN J,Au.r., 1913, a. II
novl ids
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Mr.. Mltcbells resolution requesting
the farmers of the state not to increase
the cotton acreage was then taken up.
Mr.. Med ,ff-red An amendmen,
that he farmers Of Mecklenbery be ex
empted from the provisions of the meas
ure. Mr. Mitchell explained the resolu
uon, saying that it was simply to place
the body on record as favoring the con
nnued reduction Of the cotton ACREAGE
Mr. Merton said If this was a bureau Of
agriculture the solution would be en-
lneniiy proper. Mr. Aycock said the
body had for several days been engaged
In pa'siog resolutions instructing our
members In congress as to how they
shall vote and he thought the farmers of
the state could be instructed in the same
way. Mr. Davis said that the people
are the soverigns; legislators are the
servants and cannot dictate to the SOY
rtlgns. Mr.. Mitchell said this was not q
dictate but request Ga motion. th.
resolution WAS referred 10 the committee
on agriculture
Mr. Bactle moved that the vote by
1hich Mr.. McDowell's resolution in re
gard to appropriation bills WIS passed d b.
rec"nsidered The resolution as placed
upon the calendar
Ga N tion the bill for the better Sc
curity of county funds was taken up.
The committee on Finance repnted a
snb>ti ute limiting the provisions t.
B!aden caunty. rhe substitute passed
It's sccond aud thl d readings
The resolution to print all bills intro
duced relative TO the Issue Of currency by
state b .nks was, on mution, taken up aud
adopted.
The bill amending section 373l Of the
Code, providing that salaries of state
"ffic RS shall be paid moathly instead of
readings
Senate bill 55 amending chapter ia
Of the laws "f 1877, So as To allow Wa-L
lngt"n county to levy q special tax,
passed its sec"nd reading.
The following committees were An
nouuced:
Ga Counties, Cities and Towns-Bla
lock, Chairman; GAtling. Burch, Davis,
Marsh, Med we'll. r 'ysl.
Jount Committee on E ection of Trus
tees OF the Univ-rsity-Mltchell, chair
man; B .ttle, Day, Norton, Patterson.
Joint Committee on E ection of Jus
tees of the Peace-Leat her God, chair
man; Cooper, N Dowell, Day, Royal,
Marsh, Blalock Parrott.
Mr.. Peitgrew asked to be relieved
from service on the committee ON SAlarie.
and Fee, He was reli-ved and Mr..
McRae, IF Richmond, appointed in his
place.
Mr.. Pettigrew was added to the com
mitties on Banks and Cure ICY, and FISH
and Fisheries. Adj 'urned
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Rlaiuetn ~ orAe.

WASHINGTON Jan. l3 II 80 =. m
The guarded utierance OF MIR B. lin, :
doctors To night are construed Ia mean
that their patient is much worse III IL
hey care 10 acknowledge and The ire
quency and length of their wits consli
ute another reason for cone uding tha,
Mr. Banr's illness has been considerable, F.,
aggravated since III 'rning lie is dc
>cribed AS being weaker TSo phy>ic
isns have spent The greater part of III,
Iime in the house since 6 80 aud one vi
undoubtedly remain ali night.
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BosToN, jim ll-1hvre seems No
possible d"ut that rep rter. Joseph
B 'ker Of the Evening Transcript. per
shed in the fire Tuesday. Morning has
been heard Of him since be Was
Standing in an alley way near the hurn
ing Htcht building. only a moment be
fore a huge wall fell upon the spot b.
ker WAS 26 years old and great favorit,
among newspaper men aud In fact all
who knew him.
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The l:OVermulr SusIa Inc d

PARIs, Jan IL In the chamber of
del utles to day Hubbard, radical dc
pury for Seine ct Oise, II red sn inter
peila'ion asking the gov'rnm-nt TO fl II
date for new elections Ribot firmly aud
positively declined to fix any date for
elections and demanded the simple order
OF the day. The & 'v-rnment WAS ,us-
tanned and the order of the day adopted
by vote of 329 to 206
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The Three Tlpes.

LONDON, Jan. II In Commenting on
the testimony in the Panama trials tn,
Paris corrtsp n ience of the DAILY New
>ays: NJ Fontaine showed himself ~
good natured, impud-nt fellow; NJ
g 'ttu as shark: VI + ffel as goose
Whenever NJ E ffel tried To retracr hi>
oolish steps, he put his foot in 1t de,p-r
than ever.
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'ASNfRS wan'ed 'or 'SCENE>
"y LsSp, he hook OF the
ar i01 agnlfice pnoto
III u ~ BY AK inches. In
Gen Lew Wall ce. aur or
# d-scriptiors ny Edward
70 ID n I'll II onuell
Gl4dden. d y Hsm.
j Lit ID, Hon W, {
0tAe IA ent Il writers.
Fl or; la ger views,
s-f"- vice AS y any Of them,
iund and o-er IN
..-.t pc pie who ne er
their llv .: ogents OF
.-.Si-g their Gu fl 5 ava
'rJpIy: ss41pe views
to Of fi-'d: g,odI OF
ne 4 dav rea ly earner
iced
~'.- IF-lL & KIRK oArRrCK.
sf. s'- d ono, S lie Publishers.
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4. -RrY FOR SALE
7t- l-.d o. MOI tgag- ex-cut-,
Y & and Corn la his wife. 7
ourt ho tse door IL
'111 Y the Is d " OF Ian
-sr 70 clock N tie following
'-r III n'ng { staes on 2
eel lnring sout 2nS .. I
rs % me r. b u e b spch
81 gE East al .ng with the VS.
"- at tn 2 gllng so Itn Slonr
+ Hu>- ranch to South street
r we with said rect 50 feet
vs. ouse on the lot Terms
as --tecr For turthcr par leu.
.,..-- ~ page ASS, egister of
... Raleigh ). c.
j L. HARRIS,
Attorney OF Mortgage.
1e.s~ --r lS4Ltds,
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General Buffers II { m nj ms.

WASHINGTON, Jan 12 The remains
OF General Butler were taken aboard The
afternoon. The department officers OF
the Grand Army of the R-pu llc q.
sembied at the hJuSe about = O'Clock ar
accompanied the remains to the depot,
the department of the Potomac acting as
escort Of honor.
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Stevenson At Nasls VILE,

NASHVILLE Jan. IL Vice President
elect cv-nson and patty arrived here
Ills morning and are being entertained
At ,he home Of Col ID B Cooper A
bar quet will he given the distinguished
visi o. at the H,rmitage cub to morrow
night.
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sxl. The Iyi.T DrsA o.. OF "a Louis,
NO., have just tnrOgD OIL tie market an
elegant Standard antique UaE u In,
X III Curtain Desk, complete n every de-
tail. + D Is 81 l>ouI-. for f-l, aud n =,
.ame style and finish FOR tZs net. spot
cash. See their card IL this issue send
your order dir-cf or send for -yecia circu-
l,r Bank counters and government wo; X
/. specially SEND IN your door plane for
designs and prices.
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~ALr OF VaLUA BILE
.-y vitua o. wo Sc, eral
1'ed D. William POOL aud
~ b SAID M rtgases r.
stry OF " Ike county
"a r So and BOOK W, l2l
4> by req lest uf SAID P oils.
.F 70 the hig-est h Oder
i. - court house door. in III.
y on Monday, J-pu-
% c.cck IN, tsa5 valuah e
1s'u I Nays 'owu hip.
~uut east trou tn cit, O
lu1Sn - the homestead
IA: '.os antsi Iing OF hun rel
Jos aces n. re or less
"a ds of the late asw-n
rs Al one medium SIZE
-,-- -se y-srs old
p pom 4 until Monday
,,-- .sJt n to- ID < n
#F N9NTAGUE Nortgagee,
Dec y 1892 IDS
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Sher q J A Andrews Of Snrry cou nty
was in the ciry yesterday. he brought
~ the peniientiary Lepnidas McKnign,,
who was tried At the fall term of Surry
court for burglary, and sentenced TO be
1ung on the l7th Of February. He ap
pealed to the Supreme court, where the
judgment Of the court below was Z fl rm
ed, but on the inst G0vernor Holt
cOmmuted the punishment to term oi
twenty years in the peniteniiary.
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TorEKA, Kan, Jan l2 The com
promise committee adjourned at IL
o'clock last night. having failed 10 resch
An sgre. ment. At 3 o'clock in the after
noon the tree democratic mem bers in
he house agreed To recognize the repub
hcan orcan'z ,rion and IN r"il csll. Cham
bers. It Comsnche. II ,sen,hal. Of Ha.k,I
aud Mesgher, of Lesvenworrh. made
speeches recognizing The republican,
speaker. This give. the republican,
s'xty-s ven members. four more than n
constitutional msjnrity Not~i,h,,aud
ing this, at 5 O'Clock this evening Gov
ernor Leweling sent bii,f message L.
the house recognizing the popuist or
gsn'z1tion
The senate adjourned. having accom-
piished nothing during the day A mo
lion Was made 10 rec"gn'ze the popnlisr
house, which was bending u: adj urn
ment
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Met and OrgAniZed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II The conveu-
ii ON called 10 consider scheme to unite
the great lake aud the ocean by Canal,
met " day and organized.
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Ma jor w NJ Robbins. Of Sta,esville,
has received the endorsement Of the state
off ters Of North Carolina for appoint
mint as minister TO Mexico by Mr.. Ll.ve-
land.
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NOTICE.

The regular annual nI--tlng of the stock
nolders OF the kaleixh atom Nill- all
he h I'll AT the Ma. or office, "Wednesday,
January llrn, at z 0 clock
Tran-frr boo d Will be closed after We'd
nesday the Attn
J S WYNNE Secretary.
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= I sufT ei fr N second.
L ,-l h 90 roi on NJ fac
] al- mass of rruprion
.s t..n tn --t NY kull Que,
ur v DIE. but | tried
with nenei' aud u.ipx
m re , M .vuad snd
.uF FIR t.ei,e " out,s
.N ON nm Hu dreds Of scars
= '. MI WV csn he seen n me
..sr thsnk for 20 val sbl
ROB RT NARO
War 'nd hat b. hss heea
.lHni Bt m. T ~ isht-
ore c., J II. Bri.ht
#rt ~ b. LAmpb. II, tor
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n - I'll = T..

Application will he male % he General
Assembly, OF North Car ,,iaa AZ IT. u-rt
session To incoi pora TIE Nor Caro-
lima Safe Depvsi' tt T. aud Fid.lty Com
psny WN II > bLRGWlN.
December ~. l-s..
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''-ARf OR COMMISSION

Et,,Ips .a- Patent Chemical Ink.
neat. The most us. ful and
,4.,.. ot The age Erases ink
.-sc 'Ro seco ds Works H. q
a's. e. ~" per cent profit Agents
s4.--r, t-f week We also want a
~ ann. take charge of rerr tory.
. aa,. -lh agents. A rare chapce
S-2.s9f Write for terms AID
~.,a 'Ht MONROE ERASER M'f'6 CO
fato LAC eoss, Wes
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Son T,wsigs os., write.
- D ne. n .uffer ng en-
y'sr-, VIII h res rte Ali
'lnce e. rted We nnA I,
nf.c 4 in ~ t'yt eff
s'. o. b B. x. and h wa
th ~ i'm ioveme"t, He
auj was cure'i sound An
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.. . aim Co. A'lsntA. Ga,
ers' sent rec.
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N Q T | G e

'is 20 certify thai the frn OF Goodwin
mr. G mai ble md grsn busi
De- 'h "i'y " RAl-il b and town OF -
has h. dag di-s lved by mutu u
Ffe business in Raleigh hss bee"
~ Mes - rurh,r K Ell OFT. Of
y an the u-iness IL Fay-
. Nr F l. Remsburg
- fne the tru OF GoOd in / Ren.-
. .e qrii % nd ei ted f-r at Ra :
T.; -t ,ftcv'lie respesu ev
due By tie rrm wlll be paid ae
.a
CH4S GOODWIN,
L Z MSbURG.
.s.s - 10. ls94
hank the prhlic for their kind
h' mes mo-t has tilv CONNIE. d
c9aunuln lie bu iness.
Oh >S \ G. ODNIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

TRAVELLING Statesmen TO SELL BAK.
ing powder. We pay $40 month salary and
expense or 20 per cent com. Steady cnl-
M ymcut, experience unnecessary. IN you
want a position here ~ "A chance u. q.
Chemical Works, $40 ~ $50 VanBuren.
Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
SKIN CANCER CURED.


Seruln Tex, Jan a. 1893.
Messrs IIppmun Bros, Savannah. ga
for a ilsenge Of the skin, usually known as
skin cancer OF thirty years standing, un!
found great relief lt purlhes the blood
aud removes all irritation from the seat Of
the disease and prevents any spreading of
the sores. Z have mkpu five Or six bottles
ana feel confident that another course viii
effect cure.
III has also relieved me from indigestion
and stomach trouble Yours truly,
CAPTAIN W. NJ RUST
Attoruey-at-l.aw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

PLATE GLASS BOuGliI At LIBERIA
u5.ifes and storp fronts not IN. A. l.. Low
cablnet works 80i East First street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

Is through the newspaper that daily ana
weekly tells Of the prog ess OF Texas ana
ia adyantages, opportunities and produc-
lions Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does It's appointed
work, aud Il Is
the Constant Dripping that Wears Away
the stone
No man dissatisfied with untriendiy
climate. exhausted lands or uuiay0rable
conditions can read constantly OF TINS
Southern wonderland without being M
anenced 10 COME. And no man who seeks
snfe and profitable Investment can reh1
constantly Of the opportunities prtseihte,i
m tbis vast undeveloped empire without
beinr infuet ced 40 Investigate Tor nm
self Ia person
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

ron SALE
~Hsse-see>afssfre.a-f
F0R SALOON LONG TIME or EN
change. We have one frm ~ 2uu acres.
one uf Eiu uurUH one ~ Su nCrtW one
Of $40 acres pasture or 500 acres aud
one OF $50 acres in Ellis county which we
win sell cheap ON long timc or trade fur
Fort Worth property or i've stock. 80
uCrts lu Rains county Go trade FOR horses.
We mean business. r. a. Huffman a Co.,
Worth. Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31
CnIRcH DEDICATED.

Hlusborn. Tex Juu. 31 Special The
new Christian church was dedicated here
Yesterday. Never before dld such un AS
semblnge cougreggte IN one house in Hlls-
boro over 5000 Ina voluntary contributions
WAS subscribed after the services me
total cost of the church IL about 5000 Inc
total amount has been provided
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

p. II BlNYoNs FREIGHT TRANSFER
moving Of safes and machinery a spec
aity PAYS AN railroad charges anu col
lecis on delivery Corner Front and HOul
ton streets. Telephone loa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-31

FOR SALE 1000 3.YEAR-oLD STEERS
Fred W. Turner, Santa Anna, Coleman
county Tex.