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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

point in its history, united to establish Il
permanent association, unique In its
character, secret In its proceedings
The object OF this association was and
Is TO cherish the memories aud uSsocln-
tins of the war wagcd in defense ct the
unity and iudyisihility Of republic; to
strengthen the iirs of trhternal lei
lo,yship and sympathy formed from
compauionship In arms; to- advance
the host Interests of the soldiers aud
sailors Of the United States; ~
extend all possible relief To their
widows and children; to foster Inc
cultivation of military and naval
science; and in general ia maintain ma
tional honor, union aud iudrpcn'
dcuce,'
Since then the Loyal Legion has
vrowu and pro,parrd 40. that to-day II
has total membership Of over 1000 in
The whole country, with active COM
mnndcrips IN nineteen states and the
District nf Columbia. There is Ut tho
head Of the organization national com
mnndery located In Philadelphia. GOV
erncd by officers with such rather sound
ing names IA mtye ulready been mn
Gated There arc corresponding officers
In cach one VI the state Communicates.
and there are also certain number of
members at large, That being an honor
conferred upon certain foreign oihcrr4
aud others.
Inc commnndcrs-iu-chief of the order
anvc been of great emincnce in the army
or navy, such men as General Sheri-
dan. who was for years az the head Of
the order and was succeeded by General
Rutherford H. Hayes, whose recent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

judge Stewart Of the United Suites
Court for the lndmn Territory at Mus.
kogcc has decided that Intoxicating
liquors may he introduced into the Tor.
rtory for medical purposes That tx
Just what n ost OF the Territory people
claim they want il for, good percent
ngc bring for snake bites" aud nearly
nil manner Of other complaints. which
may b. greatly multiplied under the
ruling hcroafter. Judge stewards de-
cision in this matter may bt the menns of
greatly increasing the business OF the
Territory court, as has already hccu mdi.
Gated IN the number OF indictments Is,
sued recently for violations Of the Ter.
ritory liquor law. 1t wRs only u few
days ago, 40 the story goes. that tile
Territory judge was perhaps given mn
inkllng Of the error OF his indlscrcet
decision. lie had II subject before him
for Introducing" who claimed 1t wns
done for medical nuposes.r The
Judge asked the naturo Of the
complaint for which defendant
wished 10 use the liquor. and the
hitter answered, for n raising" what
kind Of 'ralsiug?'" asked tho c,lnrt
Yer getting me rather close replied
the prisoner, "but II must tell ! want.
81 i for the purpose Of raising the devil
With
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

TO membership Nor having male de-
scendant can he beauea,h such eligibility
to another These are some Of the com
pications which have arisen.
For evident reasons the Loyal Legion
has no Communicates Ia siatos which
took part IA the rebellion, the only
states having communicates being Penn
sylraria New York. Maine. Massaclii-
sets. California. Wisconsin Illinois,
Ohio, Michigan. Minnesota, Oregon.
Missouri. Nebraska. Kansas. lows. Col
orado Indiana, Washington and the
District Of Columbia OF these New
York aud PENNSYLVANIA have the largest
Membership, about 1000 each, Massa-
chnsetts and Ohio coming next with
with about coo
Members Of the Loyal Legion arc en-
titled To wear the insignia Of the order
consisting of an eight pointed gold cross
aud ribbon with varying cOlOrs accord
ing to the class. They may also use the
seal OF the i.nya' Legion and its clabur-
ate c0at-of-arms.
During a recent visit to Washington |
had long tnlk with Rear Admiral
Amy. the acting commandments of
the order. aud found his q most inter
esting man. Twcnty-seven years OF MS
life have been spent, rs he figures IT,, on
the high seas Of the world, and he visited
all portions of the globe, with few tN-
cepions both civilized and uncivlized'
Admiral Aimy was made by nature z
member of -thc LOYAL Legion of genial
men before he Joined the order under
discussion His laugh is hearty, his
manner whule-soulrd. and his eye kin
dies with the light of kindline,s
ms he talks Of men and scenes
which have come into his life One is
struck 10y the deep interest shown by
such men as Admiral .Almy and there arc
hundreds all over the country as en-
thusiastir ms he In the welfare aud the
future of the Loyal Legion II is an. or
ganization difficult to enter and member
Ship Is IN the more priced on that ac-
count. Admiral Alniy told me That. AZ
the approaching meeting in - Paul;
some important plans viii he laid before
the congress for The well being of soldiers
and sailors who have devoted their lives
10 the service of the country.
CLEVELAND MOFFETT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
TEXAS TlNGS.


Johnson county needs rain.
Paris people talk baseball
tidnlro county needs rain.
o,t.yvni. g.. g., h,,.,. .,r.., ,,,,o- t,,,,
w '''' ''''''
tht corpus 'ht''u Oall'F Is Two SeAr7
on
Rusk county oats are Ia excellent condi
uoh'
A mad dog frightened the people NJ La.
redo.
ounn,h win .,u,pa so, oon +, .tr,,o,,
mcnts.
Chicken cholera Is prevalent In HAL
county.
Rcy. Sam srnu ,yin i,.t,,,., 81, u.,,i,.,
on June 10.
A yrnpJ AL, ~ r,r, t,,r,,,,.,,.. ,,.u, H.. ,,.,,t
nj tr.yui,
,,', "I'np''' i'H" "'"'' 10 'faue cigars Tor
'''" 'S'"''
\ circulating library has been established
Th" shortTtop of the sherman baseball
club Is picking up
Honey Grove calls her self "Shul ~"
She Is a rapid town.
m. A,pn,,.ns h,.,,,,u ,,,,. ,.,,..t ,,..
earth mn Min re s,ns,,,,, H ,.,.. '''' ''
The san Antonio death rate FOR the pust
''''' '''''''
Nv i'u'n, E'uhu Jury AT Pnrl7' 80 Tar
,u's "''A' h"7 r''"'"'u ''sh' indictments
WY
SID Williams, the evangelist, IN az Paris
aud thinks he will save iWO ot that cltys
souls
The Tcsms state Horticultural snclrtr
mects 1t llockport the latter nnrt az mia
month,
A now ,o.toolcc Inns ,o,, ..,o,t,.h,, a,
Fuller wirh1tn ,nn,,y ano , vs."''''',n Nv
npnonteI pastmnstcr ''''"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
DISHONEST GATt-nIe


Chicago. June s.-0Iei ~
turnstiies al the Woflds y. y.
order and do not Feeefi Y. 4 n
tnrs who PASS into tbe eirls
sequence there 4 n9 w
accurate account 81 w w
also rlyes the seventy pea
tnese faulty turnslles AZ nv.
nifty 10 hold out Aaalls,e. 4
bnrenu OF admission mas * N
onf for thls, AND As a
men have leen disehafs'a :.
10 steal tickets, and s',.ir ~
rest. An entire new lot Nh
hsrn nnrchased,. ani y ~
they Will be put u I is.,s ,.sl'
On account " the iAalV
no imnosslhle to tell l y. I
,,Isltnrs m lie fair % ss.l
n nv,r seventy thousand WV Z,
the booths outside the E, X, NJ +
companies which ny ll.I'.,i
AR There are si1if - y 4.
M ,,.ort1,neh, pshlbliogs l3 2. +,
ihat The Worlds fAli III 4 b d
,het the crowd al pc ~ ~ \
sunday win be iduna Y 4. u.
4 n,ember q the buri,.s ~ y - 1
that every cnori W. va Z. rhl I
, 10 '" nsrsstei who had NJ N d
1--WE dollars wor WIZ. \. cfiispf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
A COLORtD' PlPliI'
NEWPORT TO AAy,
RIVAL
Douglas pa-s-stRs,sa . ~.
Tor Win Fds as&
'''a snsllA

A seaside r..o,,
people, Is to he s,isbiI.il'.s,' h
Instance OF New Yo,t w, e'lll
Where, II Is All. 'I "A X, lal' y, 4
Manhattan beach = ~ lsgl
f9r some Year, M al. /
Dy me ocean have ,et ' v.I ,..4ii.
Snn citizens with s,,e ~'' '..
nave been Willing ~ i, ~. silli ~.
era, Now, thera ~ ~ .' ,ssd' w \
Pc In New losk mi I'i N " !, u
Illeni az hth Us Mn " y n, ha.l 4
more ihan Que e,i,r.,i Y 1, ~
i M u .ll. aud tsii s,'.
d5l ni.'a a a pubic IN ~
uoree and bou toa \ NJ " y.
people have all thA m,ilI'Is w
Tor society; an thev wv Y W.
some OF the social INN (, Z,
C 90 l1o society afe hcsuiIiais 4,
OF lDO acres, With IN 49, y Y I
cArtllnet beach for Mann, " (, J. W
,HrnVysend. a coltsl AZ
ISSUED q lhehly npi.Al M ~ /.
~ me eltsrprisa has ", ".
ana, though all .eeln.l k.l
Thing Is now "oouleaf
posed 10 lave .uli.tl ~. 4
HHrbor, or Q dgllsh n A., y.
season It will BE- al, VI,
Inc promoters u ~. ~.
prise arc colored lawytrs t,l,a
colorcd clergymea, r,,s,l NJ, i
man Palace car l3r,t, T.
walters, All are mba,,a'l
WIN ample capital, art Ia . y
on regollltlors vita lnf'.
owner Of the seaside dts II
10 purchase.
The c0lorc1 fam;lla, ia.il.
tag's aud villas similar q n.
port, A few viii 1ai, va, 4 /. II
TO make the thles luhaSir ~ +
tinl hotel viii Ne ann h ~,
Of those who are naeily h ( n
The selection 81 . ilr. ipn,
side resort has heet ~ tsil /.
snct,ty a.,l l,H'.els ,.NlY-. 4"
So os,e'y ,,,.ig n, nsta
beach, Nlgefpur'. Ro.lbssdi h.
Nh Asi,a,,ao.',,.. l., XXI, Il, " -
Nirs par,. Xxx, al ~ r. Il.
Of mining The rev ftsr {, n
un,i,Ss' MA s slf " y,
ars an,on ~ ~ nv WI VII VIZ
~, in,,,'s d t.S lnll w, wy W.
rr,ti liz ~ ~ ~ +, y, JEWS
i,at'o '' aa,1l W. ~, a'p " =. Y u
.,s,,,. a. -, nat NV, saI .,.
,iaclta i,'t y. , WY V ~, !, X 4.
na,,,,i i ~ lai ~, ~. i,' VI ~ ~.
~, ,,o rta' !, I, , Nv = -
mn M ,sa,,,,,e ~. .-,,,..
49,, az ~ II. ~ ~. i l..-,i
s,,,,',,.t, ~ T., III az, W VIZ. VIZ h.,,
u i, w. ,"y ~ ?, NAME. ,ai ','l ".
Ne,y,,ort 1'ho w Y, NJ 49, ~ w, n, I 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The arguments drawn from bbvs,oi,...
NFe favorable to veeetniionis,n ''Ui 1s
n'ost reasonable nourishment IN, ,,i,h9e
r. MosI favorable 10 the normal ,vo M''vli
eet muscles, as also to that OF one ~ o ~
ana nervous system. Is that which 'ralh
VIZ NY nlue ANFogep, but mora Of ro yI
H. ' snis,., snu laL On the other banI
nom er 9s ~ IN which a.buninoids nre'
ieure AZ us Nasn taken MP by oar hohes
,sr toT they have sreaf tsnin mat
,,ri, decomposition, anR they fba IL
MN Ky elllAhrinm Of III. o.,,a n Ia us,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

EN-Sccrctary Foster will pay 80 cents
ou thc dollar Of his indebtedness Tint
is worse thnn tie dcridrd silver dollars
can do They can pay u cents even by
the admission of their enemies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
wIru A uYroDrnMIc SYRINGE.


Fort Worth Is to have q series OF revival
that needs rrgrnrratlng more. II Is to be-
hulrd TINT the uulll driycrs will have "a
largr supply of grace Injected Into thelr
lIumLl.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The chcrokees have heen made to feel
The power md Influence ef the Wan
street wonry priuccs. When tho chcro-
kee delegation arrived the other day IN
the great anancinl center and proposed
% nceetinso loan on their S,i.Gi0.OO
Of bonds. lpsned % them BY The govern.
niens for = transfer a The strip, the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Etiquette forbids one in the presence Of
the lufaniu Eulalie from turning his or
her back on the royal visitor. In retir-
Ing the habits Of the crawfish are iml-
tdt''d. Let il not be vain hope That
no representative Of European power will
ever have an Americans bncl, turned to
him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
REAR-ADNiIRAL JOHN j. ALMY, ACT
ING MMANpER-IN-CH1EF or THE
LOYAL LEGION,

lp1 Al LENflpN'
death has loft the position vacant the
temporary cOmmHndcr-in-ehei being
Rtar-Admiral lohu j. Amy Of Washing
ton.
The members, or companions Of the
l.oyul Legion, ARE divided into three
al sscs: First commissioned officers OF
the army or navy who were actually en-
gagged IN supprpssing the rebellion. or
the eldest male lincal descendants Of
such deceased officers, provided said de-
sCtLdnnts bc ~ years Of nge: second. the
lnst class, provided they be q years Of
age, and third. gentlemen IN civil life
Who We're conspicuous during the rebel
Ion for loyalty to the national govern
ncnt.
CONDITIONS or MEMBERSHIP.
Ii will be observed that one of the
unique features Of the Loyal Legion 4
the provision which allows the title of
me mbcrship To be handed down from
father to son. This is perhaps the near-
est approach to the English system Of
primogeuiture which we have IN America.
and IL Is one which has caused suui,.
curious complications. Membership IN
the Loyal Legion being very highly priced
has been In many cases clninie1 liz
bor. IN such eases the c0mmRnier.in
chief has been Obliged 10 rcndpr liz.
cisions which stund upon the reeorjs
General sheridan, during his term of on.
hce, laid down the following mtle.
WlGch viii read with surprise by manv
who are unfamiliar with the or,ier ma
cast occurred where 4 man nnmed
Hodges who had been companIon az
the first class. died leaving twin sons 10
inherit Ills honors Both claiued nnc,r.
hershlp in the Loyal Legion and Cenersl
sheridan decided thar the right belongei
10 that Que Of The twins who Ind bes,
born first, and In ease It was Impossible
20 determine the priority Of tho birth
ne .right Ia membership must Dc se,tled
y loi or otherwise. hut hoth ronll NJ,
inherit A brother Of the hnlf blooj oak.
not inherit from his brother hut m .iisi
hr olicer leaving no son or grnuiscn
may transmi; The eligibility TO hlg MIL,
brother The eldest son II he irreasai
niheer. who would have hecn eligible bs5
he survived. may waive his nthts u,
iiNor % his own elte.t SON. III, ~
ilght " every male dcscrnlant ~ X,
eldest son must he waived before tl,s Nv
om'l son Of the decreased oilircr beeon,os
cleihle Divorce Of the panents ~
lNi Affect tho clirih litv " lie sor
can any iucnii,cr Of thc fovat Ie,,io,, Xxx
Nn't his son FROM iahegitine lis III VIII ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The oldest library IN New York Is tho
SeeicIy library founded IN lIAI; Il con.
tNlns about 10000 volumes. The Colum-
hda college library WAS begun about do
ssue lime, iT5i; q las aboni TOO00
volumes. The Mercantile library was
started in $50; Il contains nl,ouf 3O0..
mn volumes. The Apprentice library
i'NsOl has ohoht S5,OOo volumes. ii'he
,Asiof library was founded h ISIS; h
RE- about 2So,W1 volumes The Lenax
a qnhntilr Of rare hooks. and numbers
about $4,000 vo.uiaes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Among the officials of the treasury de.
partment It is said there is no fcar that
cholera will visit the United States this
summer. This admirable nerve on the
part Of the treasury officials viii make
The whole country breathe safer. What
they are not afraid of need not alarm
uuvh,,Iv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

GnlnesvlIls, q. I; 1es II,'l ~
ihe name Of Bs w M q
asGl s Ssso s1sf slpcs "a, "A "
goods boz. IL ~, st,s s /:
e e occasionally n, ,esr,la u
night hin " tSRs sssts'
she has always ll's XVI ~ y
Il cyclone pes,i'k XXI, y, X.
i i1.., a MI line b Inc
faee II lis broih''. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

In an oversight in tn roll Of honor
Mary Young. who was neither tardy nor
absent, and whose department was per-
iect tho entire year; also Louise Killen
was reported as tnrly. which should not
have been. Mrs NJ UOGE
Room T. grade S, high school.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Hcadsmau Nmxwcll's 4uickcrsnec ap.
FEARS To he ir nr,I If business nip
to the sr,udst1m".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

s;a,s itonwots, 4. rs,
s,eH wofAs. III. , ~
steel thesa' alusll
he,ln,,,nnlon mlilu l|il.l NJ
sei llis balsn II, MI
tOiupcllfl1,,' slelh ~. !
Y ne lnipessibi.' W
tIsa,s y thc aim..',.tl rs
~ y s,. w. .A,inaiFsln'', N.
MA Is A. lSw , n " ], y
4 h VIA herr. M, s NJ b
ma m,,anpfacturr, / X "
ing last wr1 ne \, IN
Ae,mIliaIlgamated AZ ~ ,l.Na y
~ would be bsttl, p { ,llf' e
i rr'oui Al iAs AMI Y
ers last W w.. 10 ", MI 4. q
shutdown is aaiI,s " \. ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The ouly travelling persons male or fe,
malls, at present authorized 10 receive and
receipt for subscriptions for The Ouzeite
nrc.
j. D. Cnrwile. q. r. Gnryin,
j. H. liarbre &. n. Bcwiey,
r.. u. Maurcndy, j. 49, bland.
J. u. Burhannn, q. a. Head,
W. n li0yster W H. Marchmnn.
Kearby Foster, |. !. Roclusspu,
". -. McCready. j. H. Price.
W. &. Foote j. T.. Crawford.
The public nrc cautioned not t0 pay money
Ia any other persons representing them
selves IN travelling agents ~ this paper us
all authority heretofore iasucd Ia any other
person than those named i hereby re-
voked
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The business department " The Gazette
will remain open until the time Indicated
below:
Saturdays, ,...,..,........,.+..lu r. N,
Other days in the week. ..,........,.n y. m.
Readers NJ The Gazette who are going
away fur I've summer months can linyr
The Gazette sent tn them regularly while
away. Leave HE address IN the business
office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

BY MAn.-IN ADvANcE-PosrA0E PAID.
Daily aud sunday, one year. .......f ~ "
Dslly and Sunday six months. ....flR
DAILY and SUNDAY three mouths. 21l
Daiiy and Sunday. one ni0nih.....ss.. l.W
The sunday Gazette go TO - pasesl No.
one gcars.ssstssss ......sss .s-fs+ .syv
The Weekly Gazette ~ pages yr. LOO
Daily Delivered by earlier IN tile city ahil
all towns and cities WHERE there nfe local
month.
ilnmit by hank ltafi. express or money
order. DO not send Individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Dr. Briggs Is loft uniramieleJ 10
preach aud print whl, hc believes. lie
eau start church Of hi. owu. m ,rrrid
his creed without b'inr bsirl ly ;he
Westminster contest ., except ~ he
iutcrIrcts it. The frown of an ccclcsi-
astical judgment has not now the effect
that It would have had two or three
hundred yenrs ago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

THE ringing XXI NJ A
serves TO keep Y. .is.si n,
~ ,;n,e n Jay and "a
hali hourly pe.' I..'' n
1870 a. n. w XXI 8
eel-s ) ~. iS1 o'clolx apa
~ 2iog KIN III te'h ~ 4,
wns ,,,,n 6esiHs as.lA
dicatlng tle a & 'o1e
t thgss s Sgi,i ~ .lle,,
eislli M hsar IsII'
s,rrSek' Until Y Is
MI 4 struck
gm,efhod for ina''''''
adnpn'd. tf
The AisA''s, ,,l.'
seryci a
rrealins htIna
tended b. 'isi.
lrkptnN ,.i5a 1liR ~ u q
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Wall street broscrs at once formed pool
and will offer them but % cents on the
dollar. The bonds are payable in five
annual lpsinlments ind bear rate Of
4 per cent interest per annum until pail.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02
Reynoldsrille.

The coalkings of Pennsylvania
visit us often. Some of them
come for pleasure and otherbusi-
ness but from the present out
look Reynoldsville is ON for a
boom.
Married May 9th at the home
Of the bride. Mr.. M. p. Thomp,
son, OF Wolf Summit. and Miss
Flora Pell. of Kingwood. The
happy couple. after partaking of
bountiful dinner and viewing
their many fine presents. accom-
panied by Messrs. A. R. Shinn
Hugh Thompson. T. P. Reynolds
and Miss Maggie Reynolds, Of
our village, started for home and
on Thursday morning, 25th. they
arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. K. Thompson who gave
them a grand reception. Fifty
odd undertook to devour the din
ner, and yet fifty more could not
have put away the good things
left. They received many charm
ing presents and we wish them a
joyous voyage through life. ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

win Maxwell, exr. &c, s34o.5o
decreed plaintiff.
Catherine Clayton VS.. q w.
Lynch, admire of g. d. Camden.
5000. so decreed plaintiff.
Ellis B. Ebert vs.. John r.
Ebert &C.. referred to Com
missioner Thompson.
Henry r. McCord, exra VS..
Fidela A. Smith, exr. to loan
money in his hands and pay in.
terestto defendant during life.
Jacob Snyder VS.. G. ]. Golf and
Others, decree of sale of interest,"
of G. j. Cor.
BENZ. F. Ramage, admir-. w.
Rachel Ramage. recommitted to
Commissioner Thompson.
A. p. Sturm VS.. VIM. ii. Lucas
&C., dismissed.
w. E. Allen VS.. Lloyd M.
Allen, partition of land confirmed.
S. A. Long vs.. Lydia 3. Long
and others; decree of partition.
LAW.
Melissa Richards VS., Inter
State Life Association. Judg.
ment for plaintiff for 81, 0se.66.
West Fork Coal and Coke Co.
VS., @. G. Griffith new trial
granted.
A. Werninger VS.. James NJ.
Kennedy dropped.
Same VS.. Cole & Howard; drop
ped.
Same vs.. Stewart Bros; drop
ped.
John R. Boggess VS.. II. s.
Brown dropped.
Nancy Johnson VS.. James H.
Hurry /; dropped.
Fl. S. Browns. Morgan Stout;
dismissed.
State vs.. Jack smithers ; dis
missed.
State vs.. Russell Martin dis
missed.
State vs.. G. s. Horror dis
missed.
State vs.. Roy Reynolds dis
missed.
VIM. Hood and A. N. Pritch-
ard VS.. G. L. Griffin dismissed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-02

To-day, tomorrow and Sun
day the colored people Of West
Virginia will hold their 18th An
nual State Convention at the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church Of this city.
1t is one of the largest gather
ings Of colored people ever held
in Clarksburg. All the leading
colored men of the State are ex-
pected to be here. During the
day the meetings viii be held in
Mt. Zion Baptist Church-but at
night they will be held in the
court house. You are invited to
attend all meetings. Hours of
service, Ga. M, q p, M, and 8 p.
m. at the court house. The ar
rangements have been in charge
Of the pastor Rev. GA. Madison.
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The wool growers of Lewis
county, distressed at the low
Democratic price of wool, have
engaged w. 9. McGary, of Yves
ton, to seek foreign buyers for
all the wool in the county. Com
menting on this the Weston
World remarks that the wool
raisers of Lewis county never
were compelled to resort to such
means to find sale for their wool
during all the thirty four years
of Republican rule and '.robber
tariff" What will be the price
'ofwool when it is put on the free
list, if a mere contemplation or
promise of putting it on reduces
it to the present price ? The
last Democratic House passed a
free wool bill. but it was defeat
ed by a Republican Senate. Dear
wool growers, there is, we are
sorry to say, no Republican Sen
ate now to save you from Demo
cratic free wool. After you sell
your clip you will be sadder but
wiser men, and mark our pre-
diction, this is only a little fore.
taste of what you will get before
the end of the present admins.
tration. Slate Journal.
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THE West Virginia Medical So

T
The West Virginia Medical So
ciety meets in Parkersburg on
the 9TH and sth of June. Ar
rangements are being made to
make this the most interesting
and successful meeting the so.
ciety has ever held. DR.. D. P.
Morgan, one of our most emf.
nent and successful physicians,
enjoys the honor of being Presi.
dent of this association, and we
feel confident that he will preside
over assembled deciples ofRscu.
3lapius with splendid grace.
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CLARKspuRG should bel thor.

CLARKsBURG should be thor.
oughly cleaned up during the
early summer. 1t is as clear as
anything can be that the germs
of cholera are still alive in Eu.
rope. Since Europe is only a
weeks journey from our own
Atlantic coast it is easy to deter.
NINE how near cholera may be
to US. By vigilance at every
port cholera may be kept out of
this country, but 1t is not certain
thatit will be.
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