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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Late Reports From the iiolda-co''on
Condition Good
The following delayed reports OF cotton
oonditiJn have been received since Friday
lanti
sraiy,-An increase offs por cent In cot
ton acreage. planted ms yenr * 1Vnn,
ssssI s,' '1 nas bsSn 'f for years. i "
get q buod rain IN the nest ten days u
Will make an excellent crop,
CALHOUN COUNTY.
Port I.ayaeA.lifty per cent Increase ~
conditior and the outlook good;some sse.
Hons of che ccnnty are needing rain. me
corn crop IN a fAlarc
COLORADO COUNTY
weimar-. Piv, per cent decrease IN cot
iSht. 1hs srop i two weeks late; coudl-
don ronsrspv fair and outlook Kosi.
1ood rains hsve fallen roeontiy ans q
viii aiao revive and become plentiful FOR
nnATH COUNTY.
sisphenviilea- zen per cont Increase. IN
cotton ncrssse THIS year. crop To- brt ,,I
Ire last fsw days. with erops clean and
srowlnE nicely.
Fan Maroos--cottop acreage this ysar y
about the raIne ~ Lost. che crop 10 ~
good condition aud tho outlook Eood Wa
haze had hard rains reesntly and with
reasonable qui rtliy vf rAiafeu In the
future We may expect a better crop than
for years.
KfMpLfc rotiSTy.
junction cliy-t.rnp acraAge about the
same this yohr as II wan iast, The crop
Il late, condition coed ana outlook fair.
LAMAR COUNTY.
Tiorton-riyo per cent dscregss n ne
sS5gn Asasns esS ssa % ss rsors
corn crop fast yea~< fasrsars have plant
Cd some isss cotton and "A IL generally
worked we'll
mExARp COUNTY.
Menardviiie--rsn per cent Increase In
carly and n extra good conSiuon; out
look favorable.
NEWTON COUNTY.
N.wtop--'ren per cent decrease In cot
ton aefengs this year rhe crop y late,
GOOD cation was Injured sosnvwbat BY
TOOL weather recently but IL fast rscoy-
erinE. The .Teather y hot nf.d dry and
vury fayorab.s for the cnfton.
POLK COUNTY.
corrienn-Aaout the same number Of
ndres planted n cotton iis year that
wore planted last. Oh nccdtnt Of the dry
weather and cool nishie nc crop, i a
cldan and growing nlceiy. Al fropa are
,tro,eing "a well ~ could bo ekptetrd on
account o. The general lry westhfr.
PARKER COUNTY.
Aullnar-Fise per cent i1ore fotson
ilsilo iase. condis.cn soef apa spllcek
~ sAniNE COUNTY.
ilemphlll- Ten rsf cent deersags y cot
last; crop IL late ~, condition 81 the
crop is apod ANA lyeig spieudit Al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
nEAoAN's FATiIEn-iN-LAw.
He Believes Mrs. Reagan Would Make
Good Copofuor

He Believes Mrs Reagan Would Make a
Good Governor.
Palestine. Texas. June s.--coIonei John
p. Taylor. one OF the oideat and best
olazsna Of Anderson county. life-long
dcnlocfat and the fathsr-in-iaw Or John
II. Reagan, ~ IN olc respect way pc
cnllar man.
10 has always voted tho straight tick
a from start to iinisha and han. never
failed to take g promlnent atand upon
every public question. but has always
ouooaed and piaced himself on a dinereni
sids from hia venerable and distinguished
There wasn't stronger eniifeommis-
alsn .nan II TIC Eiaie li.2n colahsl Ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Nacogdocheg Texaa. June io..-Mr, and
Mrs. y. y. Huston have tho sympathy
OF ihe entire community In their be-.
reavenient over tho death Of their little
son. Frank u. Little Frank hid been
sick Tor LONG time and while M
death waa not unexpected u wna never
theltBs severe blow 20 hia pnrenfH.
v hosd iJli hp was, rae funeral o..
rufei this evening aud The tpnrr %
many mingled with those u tho heart
Ep.u.u FafutlN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
AYmnnnAl.


Yoaiiun. Texas. June io.--Last night at
tho rcsldrnce of Mr Joe Levy, At J. ..
Montgomery and Miss Clara Kane were
married. Justice Levy officiating. The
groom Is popular young photographs
u ihiA ely and n son Of r, c. Mont
romory. formerly OF Hsnpsieal. ana iha
bf.d4 3 the charmirg daughter OF Nr.
and aIra Thomas Kane and a slater "
Mrs W l.. Johnston. Only Few OF tie
relatives % the young couple were pran.
eat az the MARRIAGE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
So. Louis Live stock.
~ Aeuoetated Drasq

st, Louis. June l.-Cattle-Receipts,
steady for natives; sold lower for Tex
ans, native steers. 1900 to 1900 pounds,
Al5M4.35, cows. S215G235; Texas
steers. 1000 TO 1900 pounds. S8,sb9i10;
fair steers. s2.7bG3GO,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head shipments,
$500; market strong, top prices $40
for good heavy and bulk OF sales S45Oqr
465: rough and common. Npi.40.
Sheep--Receipts. 500 head shipments,
$500. market steady; nominally with
light supply preventing establishment
of quotations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

BY Associated Press.
New York, June ii,--Thc visible sup
ply of grain Saturday. June ., rs COM
piled by the New York produce ex-
change. is as follows: Wheat 5s,en.oN
bushels, decrease LISA, Geo bushels. corn
',bls,o0o bushels increase, 1900 bush
els; oats. 2,564o00 bushels, increase u.s.
coo bushels; rye. 100000 bushels. de-
crease 10000 bushels, barley $1,000 bush
els, decrease. 1900 bushels.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

BY Associated Press.
Chicago June II. After a weak open
ing during the bearish government re-
pert, wheat today did scme long dis.
lance fluctrating md closed 1-2c up on
the generally hullish news OF the day
Corn closed Use higher, nats unchanged
aud provisions higher all around.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

by Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, June ii.--cotton-
Steady: sales. 1900; receipts. ISIS; ex-
ports coastwise. I5, stocks. s4,5e2.
Futures-stcady; salea. 1880. June,
Goa bid; July, 69iffG.as. August. d.lip
g 81. September. G.sTsGG.ss; October. sa24
G.ss. November, GaiIGss; December,
7.o3a7Ol: January. 100 BID; February.
? ~ If1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
CIVIC sociHTlse.

crookalt. Texas. June io.-At regular
meeting OF I'riniy Chapter No, a. Il.
a. 81 last night the following officers
wore elected % edrge for the ongiinF
year: {. o. webb, a. -. II, r.. J. n,
Duren. u. X; Jno. spence. e, s.; 3. G.
Aricdst. trelHureri Ju0, hurchlaou, fccrcs
tAry, y C. Zimmerman, aeniiuen The
new offlcefa VIII be Installed on the 9Th
Instant
ooliad. Teans June e.--Gollad lodge No,
81 4. y and a. 81. on last Saturday
night elected she following officers for
tho ensuing Manonie year O IL royce.
~. MI q, a. Smith. y. w; G, y. Bero.
j. w; VIM Thomas treasuferi w ID.
iTuyior. secretary. VIM Blackburn Tier.
IpsiaiAunn WI take place On the 18th
lusfntit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Ioclhari. Texas. June i0.--Mra. Matte
s. Devine died at TIE home OF a. y.
storey. Esq, her brother.in.law last
Thursday r,orring OF pulmonary cpns
sumption. after u long and painful nlef-
ness.
three chlidrcn and brothers and Hlstera 10
mourn her logY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

Florence Dicley and q. - Loving.
two white boys Il years Of ase' were
locked up a. the police station this
afternoon on a charge or entering me
burncd-out establishment of Jehrr}A,
Combs a Co. and stealing things thai
are left there.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
ALL OVER SOUTH TEXAS
Aswsy NOTES GATHERED nS our
CORRESPONDENTS.
Shot TO Death waite Rating surper ana
the Dead Body cluhbcd "A FARMER
Kiiied Near Elkhar, by
u,known rariies.

SAN ANGELO, June ic.-Teiesra7ss re-
ceivod here this evening say that chas.
Osborne was shot nt tho supper table
last night at doldthwaitc BY Charlie
Rails. After Rahia emp,ied the con-
tents Of his revolver he began clubbing
the PROSTATE body OF osharne until ar
rested by the sheriff osborne died from
the effects OF the wounds This evening
Family troubles are claimed to be the
at the bottom OF the killing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

BY Associated Press.
New York. June ii.-cotton--spot
closed steady; mlddling uplanhs.
2 5-iec; nladiing gull, I s-1ec; sales
1905 bales.
Cottcn--Futures ciofed Arm. sales
f5 700 bales June 10: August, III;
September. 7.1s asked. December. I'D.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

BY Associated Press.
Kansas CITY. Mo. June li.-wheat-
Unclaimed; No. > hard S295sc; No. .
red 5ie; No, 3 red, 5l15ac; rejected,
Hate.
Coril-Fractlonally lower; No. :
80 1-ic.
oais-slow; No. : mixed. IS SAG
80 he: No white. Acc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
conee.


BY Associated Press co,.
,.s-t,uIet; good average, per 10 lsilo ''.
.sce,uts during the week. ly.ve'
~ s,;1n,nenis 10 the United States
d 1ass IS. stock. $1,000 bags.
29e ,,, oS de janeiro. june ll.--weekly re-
hlo raffee--Weais. exchange stand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

1y Associated Press.
New York, June 11.-Bank clearings
wl5i,53i; balances. S5.3s1, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
TaH DEATH ROLL

Columbus, Texas. Juns p-The re-.
mains Of Mr. John A. Gym, who died
yesterday At Ms home al EaRle Lake,
mere brought here this mornng. nnd
buried at Odd Fcilows' Rest. this after
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

py Associated Press.
81. Louis. Mo-. June 11.--Wool-Quiet
bid steady at recent decline.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ard, per 10 kiios. Il. $500; exchange.
y 5-s; receipts during the week. $4,000;
shipments TO United States, a. 900.
stock. 161, 600
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

VICTORIA, June i9-Deputy Sheriff
Jim Eason Killed Bill Foster. negro
and county convict. whom Deputy SHEER
IN Grain had arrested at Mission Valley
for escaping from tie convict gang.
II seems that Fogier attempted get
Eahoii's pistol away from him and IN
the scramble was shot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12


wEiMAR, June ic.-rhe Southern IA
cihc excursion train from San Antonio
% Eagle Lake. with a Ions string OF
coaches loaded down with passcngers,
passed here az $50 a. m, today. hating
Just ionE enough TO leave on a number
OF persons 20 attend The ice Jones'
meeting and take on a larger number
here awai,iug TO join the excursion Tor
the lake.
The weimar hrasy hand. cnsaEcd by
MI, w. 4, Eldredse 10 play at the en-.
tertalument and pavilion on the lake.
gave US tcw select pieces 5uat before
boarding the train and upon It's arrival
rendered sweet ptrAiuH, cunNeniur the
oacursiunistn and adding greatly rs tii9lr
pleasure. one OF the coaches was hllc.
with citizens OF Guadalupe county, and
on Its side could be seen IN box car lOt-
ters the narnd "Sekuin." encireled By a
wreath OF evergreen.
The Joe Jones meeting IL growing In
interest and numbers as the days io
by. The large tabernacle 70 ullod 10
Overlooking three tlmea a day.
The Southern Pacific will run rxcur-
sion trains 10 this point next Sunday
from points east and west along its
main lite and from i.aGwnge. for the
benefit OF those wiahing to hear this
wonderful evangelist
Rain has fallen throughout tiila sec.
ZION today, but sun the people will hear
him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12


PRENHAAf June l0.--on First street
this morning about o'cloce there
was a running hght between Bob Hen.
derson and wan Tunson with brlekbats
for weapons. and miniature artillery 81.
feetlve. though silent swept the street
for each other by the pale moonlight
and the occasional duh thud OF brick
as Il struck one OF The negroos told Of
the execution going on which would per-
haps have continued until some one
was seriously hurt but for the shrlll
piping 81 police whistle that a belated
pedestrian happened to have, which dis.
persld the ightera.
Al a meeting OF Washington Camp OF
EX-conledswte Veterans. Commander D.
G. Giddinss preceding committees vsft
apPointod and preliminary arrang
m0uts perfected 10 make the grand
Fourth OF July celebration al Fireman
Mr. W. j. Crater ana birdie arrived
home from an extended bridal tour iaAi
evening, and last nlght at the home Of
the Eroom's mother, Mrs. n. y, Gfaber
on WeAt Main street, thp 0esangyerclr
society callad on them 70 compliment
them with a seienade, The entire parry
were invited into the pare and an ele-
CANT reception tendtred them, not be-
ine concluded until ] o'clock thia morn.
Ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

RoCKDALE. June lo--The school
board met yesterday evening for tho
purpose Of .lecting n superintendent.
Professor II. A. Brennan OF Campbell was
the successful applicant. His salary
was fixed at fi210 q year.
Rev, ID. +. Airhart began a two weeks
meeting at Ban Gabriel last night
a Mexican "a reported TO be lodging
through the woods below here and SONS
think he "a the one that murdered Con-
stable Busby come lime since.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
AIICn.

ALICE. June s.-Thc Mcihodials have
Just completed their orbor ana viii COM
menee a revival Of religion today, Pre-
siding Elder DriFgs Is here and viii
hold quarterly conference this evening.
attendant. Much good 10 anticipated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12
RANCHO.
Iinc o. "A q
lay night la
-. - - a


RANCHO, June IA good rain fell
here on Tuesday night last Tho corn
crop Is cut short by the drouth. nut Il
seasons continue from this on the yield
will 30 ample. Cotton gives promise OF
an unusual yield.
Professor Garrison Is making extensive
preparations for tho closing exercised
OF his school next week. The occasion
includes three days closing. on the 18th
Judge Conway Is booked Tor the literary
address.
Rev. ]. r. Graham attended the com
meucemont exercises az Coronul Institute,
San Marcos. this week. lie returned
Thursday evening accompanied by his
daughter Niles Winnie. who received q
diploma onsthe 9Th Instant.
Virgil Llttlcneld Of IeeFvlllc returned
home this week. having graduated from
the Southwestern university, George
town. Texas.
Rev. a. I, Galloway and wife or Center
Point ore visiting friends here
J. r. Worthy " rebuilding the steam
cotton sin aud Erint mill which burned
down last fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ORAPELAND. June 70. James Thorn
ton, farmer living few miles from
this place. ie dead this morning from
the effects OF a HEX on the head In
fioted by unknown parties. iie left
town yesterday evening IN company
with parties who were drinking Some
time IN the night he wandered into the
from town with his ahili crushed IN.
1t 10 not known who did the deed, but
the Justice 10 inyestigatiEg the case
today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-12

ranged as follows: ISSUING 'u'ures
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09

Then the grippe set In and was un
able to do anything all wlnter Whar
warm whether came | Eoi some better
lDut was unable to walk tho shortes,
distance without being SO tired
would have to sit down.
Il tried doctors aud medicines but
received no beneiit from them. Tber
j began to use r. (ireanes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy and before
had taken one bottlo felt better and
continued 10 steadily gain under the
Use OF this wonderful mediciue.
Il have been In better health this
winter than for the last ten years
Have not had nm attack OF rheumatis ~
since and my stomach ami digestion
nre all right, do not take cold as
used TO and have worked every day
lfor the last two months without the
least trouble md without that tireI
feeling | have had 50 long.
| Il advise everyone to use Or.
IGreene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. 1t Is a wonderful medicine
1T cur0d me and IT Will cure Won suf,
Iferer. There Is no other remedy il
the world that Will couplre with il =
You may have suffered SO long aud
tried so many remedies lust Try q
bottle Of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
ana norv" ramedy and you will got
we'll 1t always cures. Doctors re-
commend H. because ii is a great ply
sicihns discovery and beruuse II
MATES people we'll. DIR. Greene Is the
most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases. His
Office Is at 50 West 18th Street, New
York City, where he oan be consulted
Tree, personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09

LONDON, Oct. s.-Frank Craig. thu
American colored pugiiist. commonly
known as the Harlem Coffee Cooler
and Jack O'Brlen. champion of Wales
met at the National sporting Club
London. last night. OBrlen was
knocked out Ia the second round. The
fight was for purse OF $500,
Charles Donaldson, the champion
Scottish wrestler. met McInerny In Q
eatch.as catch can match last evening
for SbJ0 and the cham plnnship oil
Great Britain. The men were well
matched and the bouts were highly
exciting. Mclnerny won.
The Olympic Club, CT New Orleans
is trying TO arrange finish contest
between Charley Johnson, the welter,
weight pugilist Of st Paul, and Aus
Tin Gibbons for o $4,000 purse. johnson
has accepted the offer. aud ls willing
TO het $1,000 on the outside that he de
feat.4 the Jcrseymnn
Australian Billy Murphy is prepared
to make match with George Lavignt
the Saginaw kid, for purse and q side
bet of $1,000.
Mysterious Billy" Smith has accep
ted the challenge of Tom Williams
the Austrai ian woltcr weight. to fight
in London fer Il purse OF $1,000.
Charley Mitchell Is coming TO Amer
lea agnin. Tho English pugilist in q
communication says that II nothing
happens he viii be hero by the end o!
this month. His wife and family will
accompany him. Mitchell intends &c
light again,
December IL has been selected ms the
date OF tho finish tight at tho AadIto
rum Club. New Orleans. between Jack
dempsey and Tommy Ryan. The bat
tie Will DO for 5000. tho loser to re
ceivo &500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09

The Pansy Circle, OF this city, gave
hack party last saturday evening In
honor OF one of its corresponding
members, Miss Ida Barrett OF Boar
Station. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs.
Grimes, MIR. and Mrs. George, the
Misses Ida Barrett, Luna Reed, Ella
Gamble. Berthe Phillips, Ellie George.
Annie Dougherty. Laura Glase ow, Eva
Salmon, Edith Ridg way. Annie Jones,
Willie Dougherty, Annie Raod. Katie
Barrett, Lucy O'Shea, Mary hall.
Susie Mcconnell. Nellie O'Shea
Matte Barrett and Annie Dougherty;
Aiessrs. Leonard Barrett. VIM. Gilling.
/ Wm. Logan, Alonzo Dougherty, Nor
/ rls Garrett Harry Hlnkle O.AndeTaon,
| Wm. DiCkersOn, ChGs. Gabkee, JAS.
| Dougherty, VIM. Jewell, John Legntes,
| Joseph Sturtz, Chas. keech and Mon.
ford DouRherty, of Newark. The even.
I ing was spent III games, music and
singing.
At a reasonable hour the guests
were invited into the dining room,
where every luxury OF the season was
( served In abundance. The table was
beautifully decorated. The religious
service consisted Of the singing or the
doxolUgy at avory table. which wo hope
| was . blessing to all. At a reasonable
| hour tho guests, pfter singing thf
beautiful old hymn, God be with you
tilt we meet again" took leave of their
friend, Miss barrett, Wishing thsy
| would all meet again soon. A most
| delightful time was spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09

An oculist Of long experience in this
city, who was recently asked 70 state
the most common causes of accidental
injuries to the eye, replied: Among
children, throwing stones and playing
'shinny'--a most dangerous game An.
other not infrcquent cause OF accident is
allowing children to stand about the
kitchen range when tho cook is frying
fat that sputters and flies about the
room. Among adults, the umbrella its
point when carried open in crowd
and tip when carried closed over the
shoulder) is quito common cause Of
injury and flying cinders another. But
most of the cases We treat are not due to
accident, but rather to the prolonged
misuse Of the eyes by close application
either in dim or glaring light, and Of
ten injuries arise from strictly constitu.
tional disorders philadelphia Rec.
ord
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09
FIFTH EDITION.


The regular meeting OF the I,evy
Court was held this morning. A large
number or bills were ordered mid.
Sheriff Gould was allowed 81. 2s4. 70 for
BOARD at the county jail and Si4J, iS
FOR other expenses. All the constables
allowances were passed and court
lotncers paid. Robsrt $. CARPENTER
was allowed sS5. Jason Davis Sl3,
and John Heisei $35 for sheep killed
by dogs.
This resolution was adopted: RE.
solved that tho new public road
Through lands OF the heirs of WIN,
Dean, and OF the American tlard Fl0re
ilCompany, in White Clay Creek Hun
Idred. ts laid out and returned by tho
commissioners appointed DO approved
thy the Levy Court"
n A communication was presented by
Il Mr.. Gallagher from the jury in the
falno case sitting forth tho lnadequa.
.i@y ef tho Jury room for tho proper NC.
! Pronunciation oi the Jurors.
n The matter was referred to the pub.
llio Building Committee.
4 The petitions OF William W. White
and h. &. simpson for return OF over
lpaid taxes were referred to the proper
,lcommittee
An order for $1,000, two years appro.
Iprlhtions was ordered drawn In favor
Iof the Home for Friendiess and Des.
ltltute children.
| Michael sullivan resigned MS inspee.
tor Tor tue eastern district OF Ponca.
dor Hundred, and James Lolan was
Appointed IN his place.
| JohD Berry's removal as Inspector
OF the Highland district OF Chrlstiana
Ihundted. was reported and David Il.
Lewis was appointed in his place.
samuel j. Ferris, Demoeratic candi.
date for inspector or tho eastern dis
Itrict OF New Castle Hundred sent a
letteI OF resignation which was accept.
loi. On motion Arnold Ii. Padbery
was placed on the ticket in Mir. E,rIls'
stead
Joseph O'Rourke resigned as con-
stable Of PenGHder Hundred and Lem.
luel Walther wa5 appointed TO that
'ulllce.
I Mr. Armstrong moved that the reso-
.utlon appointing David Ii. lievis as
Inspector of the Highland district of
lChTtstIaha Hundred In place OF JOHN
Berry, removed. be RECONSTRUCTED
which was ordered. Chairman Scott
Thought the Court had no power in
the matter 30 II was laid over to hear
the opinion OF Mr.. Rodney.
AT l. O'Clock court took recess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09
Ask
The
Bows

quarters lof new styles
a big assortment, properly.
made garments and no at
tempt to push anything on
them they don't want. The
wear ami satisfaction prove
the prices and show that
we sell good clothing fol
as little money as is posi-
bic. Short Pants Suits
as low as S2.5o and as
Fine as you want
Long Pants SHIFTS fol
larger Boys from s.
up. Odd Trousers in all
sizes and a big stock o.
them SO that we can match
almost anything among
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-09
'uy FOOD DOES Nc No GOOD.
Oh, If I Could Only Eat
Why Are These Questions Asket
By So Many PaOple2
A Piece of News For Those
Who Have Weak
Stomachs.

I Tho stomach. liver and bowels cause
more trouble than any other part Of
the body. There are thousands oil
persons whose food don't do then
the good it should. They have bac
taste in mouth coated tongue. CON
Istlpation gas In stomach. fulness or
distress after meals. bloating and
belehlng OF wind. They often have
headache. are weak and nervous. have
sallow compilations and can't sleep
Frank Pierce. Esq, we'll known mat
of GofIstown, N. H.. says;
Some ten years ago. was taken
with inflammation OF the stomach.
was In so much distress that the doc
tor gave me morphine and used some
thing he put In my arm. After tn.
pain stopped my little finger began tt
o ell and ain me, 1t extended all
o. my hand VIII oh was terribly
swollen.
Il could not uso It ut all and It con
itinued SO for weeks. My etomncl
and bowels were In fearful eonGl
tlon had to take phyBic constantly
MY bands and feet swelled SO ] could
not walk ard could hardly feed nv
self. The doctor pronounced IL rheu.
lmatlsm.
That followed me for years and
last fall had slight shock which
weakened me very much