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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

t5TINIWI I7I0VIFINTI.
Grand View. Johnson CO., Tex, June
S.-The Hon. J. S. Wood OF Kaufman,
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for congress from this district.
made an address here last night He
made himself very plain on silver;
said he would not accept the nomina-
tion If rendered on n single gold stand
ard.
Hon. w. +. Ramsey, Democrat. OF
Cleburne. and j. II Leach, Popullst,
OF Joshua Will hold Joint political dts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

The following counties win hold prl-
maites and conventions in June:
June 9-WnHamsou, Lee, Lavaoa,
Houston, Blanco Live Oak. Callahan,
Bruzos
June l6-Auderson, Bell, Bowie Bur
Lesson, Caldwell. Camp, Fannin, Lime
stone, Navarro, Travis. Walker.
June 23--B1strup Childress, CLAY.
Dallas, Hays, Johnson Montague,
Montgomery, Sourry, Tom Green. Van
June S0-Grayson, Collin. Ellis. Ham
llton. Leon, Brown, Cherokee. San
Saba.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Ardmore. l, r.. June s.+Neison CHG
ley, aching governor OF the Chiekasaw
nation, LETT his home at Davis for Tish-
omingo, the national capital. His mis-
sion is to call a special session OF tho
cAielsasaw legislature 10 convene at
riahomlngo at an carly date to eon-
slider and take acton on the last propo-
siton made by The Dawes commission
to the chickasaws and Choctaws los
ward ohango In their tribal govern
ment and the opening up Of their lands
10 white settlenenL
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advance over the recent low level hay
ing already surpassed the movement az
the close or March whose influences on
railway securities was striking. IL u
aitgether probable that the market for
securities viii for a time at least be
governed by the course Of grain. The
Influence Of tho recent declines In COM
mercinl prices has been none the less
certain on securities because It has not
been always brought forward as a fac
tor. and OF all these commercial move
ments the decline ia wheat has been
the foremost influence.
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By Associated Press.

y 77"8VNIHIeU I7TEaHs
New York, June s.-Money on call,
easy at 1 per cent last loan !. closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
Sd4 i-3 per cent; sterling exchange dun,
with actual business In bankers' bills
at N,ss "a for demand and Mt s4s7 l-2
for go days; posted rates sfss l-2Ql4s0:
commercial bills, 1891 silver certl-
ficates, 6Aa65; bar silver, G. l-2; Next
can dollars. 81 IL. The total sales OF
stocks today were 10000 shares.
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Special Dispatch.
MeNia, Limestone county, Tex, June
S-Hon. c. a. culberson addressed u
large and enthusiastic audience here
today. His speech was In lire with
former speeches. He added largely to
his strength. He says that he is in the
night 70 stay ana is much encouraged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch -
Guthrie, o. r. W, II
city Tom" the mel1'' 7, II
gang under sen'sps :. {, Il II
the penitsatIlry- E.s yin y
e escape from ths y X ~
} baek INTO ihsir ssll'' ~
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Special Dispatch.

opeclal LlSphtch.
Grand Saline, Van zaudt Co.. Tex,
june S.--The Democrats and Populists
held Joint political discussion and
picnic at this place today. The DEM
ocrauc speakers were Hon. ]. G..
kearby and Judge T. r.. Yantis Harry
Tracy and Bill Farmer We're the Third
party speakers. About 600 people were
present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Terrell, Tex. June s.-Hon. william
H. Allen had arranged to speak at
Honey Grove Saturday in behalf OF
John II. Reagan's candidacy, but tho
sudden sickness of Mrs Allen viii pre-
vent him from filling the engagement
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charged with Reh1Ias : =
letter,

BY Associated Press
Frankfort, KY la'e w
crIttenden. a son e g. s.,,s 4
Crittenden. ex-uni's' ..'ss.sa
for Kentucky, and ~ IA
stealing a letter bs ll,l ~
named Frank ssA a. w ! y,
money. crittendeg y ", n,.'ssla
OF the postofice s,IasSs
be tried here next Ass.,
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BY Associated Press.
New York, June s.--rhere was an
Irregular demand maintained through
out the day by the visiting buyers
present. but the business that followed
was very dlsproporuonate and only
moderate aalas We're reported, There was
moro business doing with iohbcrs, ns
the result OF clear weather There was
a good demand for printing cloths.
With sales Of Go,0o0 pieces for July at
7 tl-l6c
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SWAPPING ~ DALLAS COUNTY.
Coehran-Rengan vs.. CuIbcrson-Lan-
ham Combination.

Special Dispatch.
Dallas, Tex. June SIT "a said
among the friends Of Cochran that
there was tacit understanding be.
tween Lanham and Charlie Culbersou
to the effect that lanhuIn should carry
Mcclellan county and Culberson Lamar
and by this trade It is evidence that
these two candidates are running with
an understanding between each Other
that whichever is ahead In the staff
convention enc should pun down in
favor OF the other That I.anhnm ana
Culbersno's friends are concentrating
their forces In Dallas county 10 heat
John Cochran. Yesterday Mr.. Knv
formerly a candidate for Justice of the
peace IN Dallas, and n very enthusi.
astlc politician. landed in the city from
cameron, Tex, where he has been for
some time and said he had come here
70 help pun this county through fof
Ihaihe Cnlperson. Other workers for
Charie Cuiberson Will soon reach tho
ei.y from diiterent portions OF The
state. Interest is becoming more IN.
tense as the primaries approach nea,,sr
Charlie Gillespie, chairman OF no s,
ecuuve committee, has had unfinished a
circular containing the number M
voters at each precinct, as well as the
number OF delegates allowed To- tbc
county convention from each precInet
IN the county and ward In the CITY and
mas distributed them over the county.
John Cochfnn's friends now derlaro
that this county Is going fo,, hin, ~,
neither Charlie Culberson. Ianbs,,, ~ Nv
Reagan are in it, -
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Special Dispatch.
Hieo, Tex, June SWIM II. Mayes
OF the Brownwood Bulletin and J. E.
Boynton Of Waco addressed d large
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Special Dispatch.
Denlson, Tex. June ~ Z
publican league was ieiuH
day. 100 strong. DELEGATES u
TO attend the convehnA
Worth Tuesday.
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New York. juno s,--The Evening
Post says Decidedly the incst impor-
tant financial incident to-day was the
grain markets ADVANCE. This movement
continued at rapid pace To-day. The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
KNOElBIa|

Brings coniors s,s
tends to peroasl
rightly used. M
ter than Others and ~.
less expenditure, 5 y; =
adapting the void,
the needs Of phyEe.I ~.
, tae value tc health q
laxative principles
remedy, Syrup Il III
It's excellence |. az IN
in the form most ss ,s
ant TO the taste, tie ,,jn. a,
beneficial propsrtis, 4
alive; efectually cl.,s,i's,
dispelling colds hs,is,ss
and permanently cuE,, ~
1t has given satisfaction /. I.
met with the approval y \ I.
profession, because il ~ ! /
neys, Liver and Bowel, y.
ening them and It sn,,.'..
every Objectionable ssb.,,.,'
Syrup Of Figs Is ior q. !
gists in SOC and 81 bcele M
ufactured by the C.lIISnss \
Go. only, whose name / p1,,' (
package, also the nam. S,n, j
and being well informal ":
.ccept any substitute i ot1
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Special Dispatch.
So, leonard Fannin CO. Tex, June s.
lhsre was much speaking and loud
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HEAToS-In this city, on sunday afternoon, ID cember 0th. is3t, Edward heaton. in tho elshty-fourth year of hisa ago,
 Funeral servio at his late residence, No. 2i5 York slreet, We tuesday afternoon, January End is9o, at half-past two o'clock. GEhhf-ln this city, on the .plh inst, Emily L. Gerry, only surviving dau ghter Of the late Elbridga Gerry. in the o9i year of her age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend The funeral from her lato residence, a26 Temple street, on Tuesday, January ist, at CowELL-In this city, on the a0th inst, n. Phineas E. Cowell aged e years, % days. Funeral services will be h cid at his to resi- dence, No. i10 Wooster street, on Tuesday afternoon Tt 3 o'clock. Friends Of tho tamily are invited tp attend. 2t GOODRl )H-Entercd into rest at her home. Denver, Colorado, after short illness Of pneumonia, Heppie E, Goodrich, beloved daughter Of the late William Goodrich Of Portland, Conn. GuLow-in thls city. December 90, John < Gulow aged CT years.
 Funeral services will be held at his late resi- dence, IA Congress avenue, Wednesday, January 2, at $50 D. m. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend g CAsE-ln this city. December 90, Fannie L. Case, wife of Herman D. Casc az 37 years. Prayers will be held at her late residence, No. [ sylvan avenue, on Tuesday morning at l0:30 Funeral services at the residence Of Almond E. Clark in Milford at 2:s0. Friends are inyl' cd to attend
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NEW FEARS EYE.
Various Dances Thi Evening-The Old
 Year Ont and the N,w Yaar Tr

Various Dances Thi Evening-The Old
 Year Out and the New Year In.
 Nearly all the German societies will give a dance this evening, dancing the old year out and the new one in. The Arions will give a dance in their hall for the members of the society only and their families.
 The Harugari Liedertafel will also give sociable in their hall for the members. The Turn Verein will have an entertainment in Turn hall.
 The Aarbeiter Maennerchor will give an entertainment in Aurora hall.
 lila Singing society will hold s Germania hall.
 stle No. 8, K. G. E., will give in Pyramid hall, State street, Hine Place, this evening.
 ening the tenth annual ball
 rt of the St. Ignatius' T. A.
 ociety will be held in Har-
 J. The Second Regiment or
 will furnish music and Pro- lessor IL Inn will prompt. The grand march will be started at S:30.
 The committees are as follows: Grand conductor, John E. McGowan; assistant conductor, James F. Murphy; execu- tive committee, J. G. McGowan,' chair man; James F. Murphy, James F. Hope, John P. Buckley, James l.. Brady, J. J. Cohane, Patrick L. Har- kins James J. Keeenan, John J. Kill Ian, Michael F. Halloran, William F. Carroll and John J. Cullen.
 Floor committee-James F. Byrnes chairman; John F. Kellhen, James F. Kean, Charles T. Scully, Francis A. Hope, James l.. Green, Daniel P. Bree, John J. Carroll, Thomas F. Jordan, Dennis McClyne. James F. Halligan and William F. Rourke. Reception committee-John J. McAvoy, chair man; Thomas F. Mulligan, Michael F. Halloran, John H. Cain, Thomas F. Kelleher, John F. Gibbons, Thomas Fogarty Charles J. Keane, William H. Harty, Thomas J. Caffey and John F. Cohey. .',.
 The annual ball of Canton Aurora No. 12, P. M., I. o. o. F., will take place in Harugari hall on New Years night. The Philharmonic orchestra will furnish the music. A handsome souvenir program will be presented to each lady in the opening march.
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THE MECHANICS BANK OF NEW
 HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH DIvI- DEND. ~g4 THE Directors of this Bank have declared j. g semi-annual dividend of Two and One half Per Sent, payable, free of tax, on and liter the second day of January, 1895.
 CHAS. H. TROWBRIDGE, d2s3t Cashier,
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,(
 December 27th, 1894. l L>sTATE of HORACE B. PERRY, of New lI Haven, in said district, assigning debtor The voluntary assignment of the said debt- or having been lodged in this office for record and the probate thereof, and John c. Punder- ford, of said New Haven, being i4 said assign ment nominated as trustee Tor said estate, therefore
 ORDERED-That tho 2d day of January, 1895, at 10o'clock forenoon, be, and the same Is, hereby assigned for hearing on the approval of said proposed trustee, and that all persons interested therein may have notice to appear. if they see cause, and be heard thereon, this court directs that this order be published tion in said probate district before said time assigned for sad hearing.
 d28 St A. HEATON ROBERTSON, Judge
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A Reliable Fountain Pen.

The Parker Fountain pen, for sale by Mckee, the newsdealer, on State street, is winning golden opinions and com mands a large sale all over the country. Call and see the pen at McKee's, No. 457 State street. It is g $4 pen; price only $3. ---.<. dS7 u
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THE Board of Relief of the Town of New j. Haven hereby give notice that they will meet at their office, No. 8 City Hall, on Monday, January 7th, 1895, at o'clock a. r., and by adjournment on every week Jay un- til January 18th. inclusive, also on Monday, Wed nesday and Friday evenings of each week and Saturday evening, the 18th, f the purpose of hearing any appeals that may be made from the doings of the Board of As sessors. WALTER H. LORD,
 FREDERICK W. FUTILE,
 GEORGE H. COZ, ..'
 DAVID O'DONNELL,
 GEORGE r. MITCH ELL, ... d28 12t. Board of Relief.
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ADMIT ITS EFFICACY.
Dr. David Kenncdy's Favorite Rem
 edy All Ll Is Claimed.

The interest taken in the almost miracu- lous cures made by Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy at Athens, N. r., and otheI places, resulted in the Albany, N. Y, Journal sending . special represen tative to Athens 10 invest izate tho oasos, aud it was iound that many or the cures made by this medicine were simply wonderful.
 In the cases of Mir. Lewis Glow, who had chronic kidney disease, Mrs. Casper Brooks suffering from female troubles. and Mrs. Wm. Iiuany who suffered from general prostra- tion, ali or tho cases were abandoned by their attending physicians. Dr. David Ken neiys FayJritc Remedy was then used by them and in every case an absolute cure was effected.
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FnR RENT,

FOR RENT,
 X PRINTED list of 40 rents may be had A upon application. JOHN T. SLOAN,
 dS St 828 Chapel street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
u1RUsTEE'S SALE.

liz virtue Of dcod Of trust made by Eta iusS
Z fhoDGf 10 me ~ trustee dated IVY ~ r,, nv
recorded in tho Onc1 Of the CctN 3i 'l,v HnI ~
tnurt of Ohio county. West Virginia " peSv ,r Ws
Trnst HOOK 80. q, page ~, VIII sou ~ III
north front dOUt OF the Cohh houso VI '"'1
county on .,,,,,, ,oo,
SATURDAY, THE Glsr DAY OF MARCEL I''I
commcuclugat 10 O'Clock n III, the following
Irsfribcd pTOpCfly, that Il 10 sny' $1,000, ,,1
So much Of lot numbered ono huhH'v,,,' 49, 49,
nty,ulnr situated on tho cNt sag y h1I t.
sirpOt In Tho Filth ward OF tho city OF Mhcel, .
OhlnrOunty, West NirglnIn, rs lfohH lMuu? ~
feet md one Imch on tho said cast hlluuL ,HS
Market street aud extends bncG cnStWGtuiy W
The alloy called &. aud 6rn. the norlhStly uuu'
third u6rt Of said lot one hundred anu tWenY'
nine, together with all tho buildings or hppuI'
tcnnuccs erected lhCrrOn Or belonging theIcto.
Also tho south three feet Of lot numbered GUY
huudrci and thirty, In Chanlinc and Lou y aa'
dIlIOn 10 saId CITY Of Wheeling, ono CouhD,
West Virginia. slid piece OF ground fronts lIitgu
feet on the east side OF Market street, DttWcel
rwpnty.SccOnd and Twcnty'thlrl streets hhu
running back OF equal width to the eastern
boundary line Of saidlOt $50, being the same TWO
pieces OF property conveyed TO said ft4hGls U;
ThOucr By ". V. lloGc, trustee by decd uA'eu
July ~, lhSS ,,,
TEENS UY SALE:-Ono.thr1 aud as much more
rs the purchaser elects 10 pHy Ia cash on lDDu ny
Oi sale, the balance In two equal InSthllmchHNI
twelve and twGniy.iour mouths, notes bearing
Interest from the day Of sale to be given Tor mo
deferred payments. ,,,,,.,. ,,-.,.,,,
". H. UAlLEH. AuctIonCcr mrl
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They Want the Best.

"Tho people OF this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and do not want any other" says John
V. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right. They know i: to be superior to
any other for colds, and as a preventive
and cure for Group, and why should
they not insist upon having it? 50cent
bottles Tor sale by Uhns. Z. Goetzc, Will
W. Irwin, Chris. +. schnepf, Chas
Menkemeller. William E. Williams. s.
L Brcc, a. Z. Scheelc, Will Menkemel.
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & McElrov
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie /;
Co., Bridgeport, and B. F. Peabody 1:
Son, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-29

New York, March 2S.-The health
board to-day received Il letter from DR..
Paxton in reference to the filing OF the
marriage certificate OF Colonel Breckin.
ride to Mrs. Wing. Tho letter is dated
Allegheny City; Pa, and states that the
hiinS OF the certificate was withheld at
the reQust oil Colonel Breckenridge, who
said that be did not want the marriage
made public just then. DR.. Paxton
also makes tho excuse that lie was i'll Mt
the time and further that he did not
know it was contrary TO law not to file
the certificate. The health board is
considering the advisability OF procur-
inE the passage Of 4 bill through the
Legislature making it n misdelncanos 10
fall TO file such certificates.
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SIMrToNs- Moisture; intense itching and
allowed 10 continue tumorS form which Oiten
bleed and ulccratc, becoming verv sore
SwAISES OlSTNEST stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most clsrs rr.
moves the tumoiS. A. druggists. or by mail, for
events DE. Swnyne & sou. PhilalclnhIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-29
MOUSD5vILLE,
Misccilnncou9 0Iclangc OF Minor Mat
tiers from Marshalrs Metropolis.

"a u auIuOr mat
tiers from Marshalrs Metropolis.
The poverty party at Mr.. John Chap
mans Monday enoning. given by Com
pany 6 OF the NJ. L. church, was de-
ciued success and the biggest affair Of
the kind yet given. Nearly all those
there were dressed in old clothes. The
hard times were surely demonstrated
exceedingly well by the way they were
dressed. Mrs. William McConkey is
the captain Of the company. They will
hold their experience socinl next Mon
day evening at MrS. J. II. Lockwoods.
when they will have raised their full
amount OH tho parsonage debt.
a Junior Epworth League was or.
ganized on Easter Sunday, in the NJ. E.
church, by the pastor, Rev. G. W.
Grimes. II starts of with good men,
bership. Miss Mary Scott is president.
R. j. McFadden has the contract to
move a house for the ]. A. Schyob
Company TO the rear OF tho lot on
which they intend to erect business
building.
Miss Lizzie Gorby, school tenchcr,
was IN the CITY yesterday anu lost her
pocketbook, containing SlS in money
and school order for $50.
The Baltimore Building and Loan
Association yesterday made loans here
through its branch to the extent of
$1,000.
W. De Witt Stewart is home from
Baltimore, where he has been for the
past ak months taking medical course.
4. Mcdaniel has removed his family
to Thomas Scotts farm, ut Round
Bottom.
Mystic Castle No. 6, K. G. E., will
visit McMechen Castle next Tuesday
evening.
D. II. Arrick, OF Welcome, W. Va,
was here yesterday.
j. 7. Francis is removing here from
Cameron.
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REAL merit is characteristic of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and is manifested every
day in the remarkable cures the medi.
cine Accomplishos. II
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Theodore KRAFT Ell NJ
The object OF this suit Is 10 have partition
among the parties entitled thereto OF the real
estate OF which John Kraft died seized. being
three.ouTths OF lot lGg In ChAplluG K EoI' S I'D
dition 10 the City OF Wheeling. 10 ascertain the
liens on said real estate. by whom given and 10
whom owing, with their amounts and prioriticS.
10 remove cGrlain clouds from the title to said
real estate, md 10 have certain deeds lnnde by
Inc heirs OF John Kraft, deceased. 10 August
Wledcbusch, trustee, 10 secure the South Wheel.
Ing Building Association declared satisfied, null
aud void ana dccreed to be released.
And It appearing from au affidavit filed in tho
cause that Theodore Kraft, Pemelin Kraft. Fred.
Kraft Homer Kraft. Jennie KRAFT aud Cora
KRAFT. md Il. W. SIndbOEeT are non-resideuts
oil the StNte OF West NtrginiR and that
The deiCudlnt, the South Wheeling Build.
ing Association, is or WIS corporation, and
that no person can be found In the county OF Ohio
on whom process can be legally served as to II,
on motion OF tho complainant this order pub
lication is entered against them. ind 1t Is order.
cd TINT The said defendants, Theodore Kraft.
lemGliI Kraft. Fred. Kraft, Homer Kraft. Jennie
KNIT, Cora Kraft and G. W. SAndbower and the
South Wheeling Building Association. which Is
or was corporation. be md are required 10 APP
pear within one month after the date OF the first
publication Of this order and do what Is ncces.
Eary 10 protect their interests It is further or.
dered that this order be published and posted
us required by Inv.
Witness. John v. Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court. Mt the Court House Of suid county this
Oh day OF March. 1921 to-wit: March Rules. 1891.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March s, 1891.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
I. J. hGGuS, Solicitor for Complainant.
lnTS.Tl
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D. II. Arrick, OF Welcome, W. Va,
was here yesterday.
j. 7. Francis is removing here from
Cameron.