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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15

L. L. Rickard has for sale two hun
dred head of stock horses, twenty head
OF saddle horses that are i4l hand'
high, ten head OF work horses, and two
span of matched carriage horses. For
terms. apply at the Fashion Stables.
ie29tf l.. l. RIcKARD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNS. ..Proprietors.
ky C A L L o N ia

kyCALL oNEa
TIL II B u SY B'Si"
And try our celebrated J. r. Cutters Old
Bourbon, Old Virginia, White Rye, Golden
Thistle, Old Bourbon, Old Pioneer.
Our Favorite, Rock and Rye,
aud Orange VIII SKIES,
Imported sazerac Cognac.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, zinfandel Claret,
and all other kinds Of choicest
-w-I-N-ESs:
ApolIinarfs, Mineral. and sparkling
Soda Waters!
MILWAUKEE BEER.
C-O-N-G-R-E-s-s--C-
Made In the latest style known to the art, and
concocted OF the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist Of an
cient or modern age.
The highly celebrated
NJ oUKTAIN
-PRETENTILIIO-
-ORozziaRRoP-
CocKrAILS
Served at all times during the Gay and night.
DOMESTIC AND IMP0RTED CIGARS
d. P. and S. II. 2. players can be accommo-
dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in il.
fdrA mxuriantly furnished private CLUP
ROOM. sor the use of the winnemucca Cinet
Club, with private entrance.
BELL BURNS.
winnemucca, April II. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15

a. Strayed from my ranch, at Clear
10y Creek, Grass Valley, ON Sunday. June
nth, dark brown Horse. about 10 hands high
with white face and three white legs. BRANDED
J en- right hip. lie had on a leather halter
wnen he left the ran h.
will pay TEN DOLLARS REWARD for the
delivery of the horse az Kemler's Mill, in Win
nemucca, or at the ranch.
G. RACHTOLD.
winnemucca. June %, 1888. II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15

In fever. and ague districts, in tropical and
other regions visited hv ep denies. and indeed
In all localities where the condit ons are unfav.
orable to health, u IL famous vegetable invignr.
ant AMI Alternative. Hostettsrs stomach Bitters
has been found potent safeguard even to
feeble CONSTITUTIONS and fra gile frames while as
a cure fr indiges ion, bilionsness and kindred
complaints, II is without a rival
Fnr sale by all Drug ssts and Dealers gen
orally. m-wi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-15

THE PARLOR.
CORNER OF THIRD AND BRIDGE srREzrs.
$s w. ktSE...... ....FBOFwMET0&
EXCEL LED BY N0ME.
This new Saloon has been fitted up regard
ess of expense, and stocked with superoa
brands OF r.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Nothing will be left undone to make
raE PARLeR A POPULAR REsoRx
And pleasant TO its patrons.
Attached to The Parlor il one Of the coxiesa
Club Rooms for the convenience of customers.
AN ELEGANT BILLIARD TABLE is at The
service of patrons.
9. w. RUeR
winnemucca. April 10. 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
A Lone star Endowment.

An cfltrt is being made by Rev. G.
w. Given, of Kencucky to raise $50, 600
in Texas To endow chair i'm the South
ern Baptist theological seminary at
Louisville, which is To be called the
Lone star Endowment The man
agement want to raise half a million
dollars and already have two-thirds of
that amount subscribed. Rev. MIR.
Givens was found at the office of Col.
Morton on Main street yesterday and
kindly gave some information about
this great Baptist institution. He says
the seminary has already sent out over
one thousand ministers, who are scat
tered through all the different states,
principally in the south. EN-Gov-
ernor Joe Brown of Georgia, gave $50, =
ooa to the seminary in one gift. Other
instances OF munitieent gifts we're men-
toned, Mr., HAIRY Morton, of Cincin-
natl, II brother of Col. Morton, gave
81 O9D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Thicf CaiIgIlt.

A theft was committed on last Satur-
day morning in Il room above Spencer
Il Tucker- grocery store and yester-
day officer Townsend arrested a small
boy, who confessed that he was the
thief. He says he was told by another
hoy TO do the robbing, but could not
remember his name. Twenty-eight
dollars was stolen from the pockets of
Mr. =. j. Clarke, who was sleeping in
the room. The negro boy was locked
up in the Jail, after preliminary eX-
animation before Justice Xinn. The
prisoner says he gave most of the
money to the young man who asked
him to commit the theft, aud that he
did not know the value of the money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
WEDDING BELLS.
Bridal Party From Decatur on a Visit TO
the Fort.

Bridal Party From Decatur on a Visit to
A bridal party boarded the Fort
Worth Il Denver train yesterday after
noon at Decatur, and drowned the
monotony of the ride with their merry
laughter, singing, and joyous prattle.
The party consisted of the following ::
Mr., w. III. Barnes and wife, nee Miss
Evelyn Baker, bride and groom;
Misses Terrell, Loretta Barnes, Lorena
Barnes, Messrs. j. j. Terrell, +. Allen
and w. G. Clark. They spent the
night here, and the bride and groom
left this morning for Crystal Springs,
Mississippi, and the others RETURNED
to Decatur On the train the Jolly
party sang many beautiful ballads
until some one began the song. Take
me home again, and the b Idle cried
and the singing ended, but the good
humor OF her companions was con-
tagious, and she was soon as merry MS
the others.
The Queen City has not entertained
such n merry party before in many
days, and the GAZETTE extends con-
CALCULATIONS ana good wishes to the
bride and groom, and an invitation to
all TO cone again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Anause,nents.

The Rose lIisle comedy company
VIII play Tonight and tomorrow
night at the Germania opera house.
The public can expect In this company
really first-class entertainment, for
the artists are all of prominence I'm the
theatrical world.
The Lambert 4 Richardson Ora
matte Company play on October lst
and 2nd ut the Germania opera house.
This company has the popular Harry
Robinson and Julia Blake, whom
everybody knows The PLAYS are
Our Bachelors" and Honey Moon. -
The Little Rock Gazette SAYS !:
"This company made considerable rep
utauor when here last season, but
even their warmest friends were not
prepared for the excellence of the or
gani7ation. II is comedy warning
comedy-and decidedly funny in
every sense of the word. The play
was just what Little Rock needed az
this time, 1t enabled us all to laugh
as we have not done before in months.
The old house echoed and re-echoed
with, the rounds of applause and
the bursts of laughter. Every scene
and every situation was worked up To
tho highest pinnacle Of the supremelv
funny, aud nj who saw, wiped their
eyes that they might see and enjoy the
moro. buttons and suspenders gave
way, and one and all laughed, laughed
heartily, repeatedly, continuously.
The play was Bachelors, y one of tie
greatest comedy successes of the age
There are four acts, and the cast and
plot gives ample opportunity FOR rldic-
ulons situations and side.splitting
scenes, II is a series of scenes indie,
scrioably funny. A lot OF bachelors
captured by lot of girls, even the
woman,hater and tho boarding-house
Keeper deciding to join hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
kilograms Received Hero Yesterday About
A Man Killed ut Terret.

The following telegramJ was re-
ceived here yesterday, addressed to }
h, Stetley, care of Sheriff Walter Mad.
doN,
"PERRELL. 80 A. p. Simpson run
over 10y train here. Come next train.
Signed. j. Nj. SUMMERS
a short time afterwards II second
telegram was received, ~ follows:
Notify Simpson $ relatives in Ken
lucky. Can't find any place to tele-
graph. In very bad condition.
Signed A. II. MAsoN.r
Afterwards third telegram was re-
ceived
simpson died since last telegram
TO you. Signed A. IL. MAosoN.u
Sheriff Maddox was absent at the
time the kilograms were received. All
Of them were addressed in his care TO
j, t. Stetley and were opened by one
OF the deputy sheriiis, who did not
know Stetley. Inquiries developed
the fact that some parties by the name
of Stciiey live in Tarrant county and
the officer at once set out to find them.
Simpson, who was killed, is NOT
known by amy of the officers. in the
sheriif's office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
HyMEN ON THE RAIL.
Rev. n. ID. Wear, of Fort Worth. Marries
Couple on the Fort Worth q
Denver Train aud Creates


The south bound train on the Fort
Worth q Denver road was bowling
along towards Fort Worth yesterday
afternoon, when merry party of
ladies and gentlemen boarded it at
Dido. On sped the iron horse, uncon-
scious of the mission of its precious
freight behind it. Just after the train
pulled out from Dido, the front door of
The car was opened in which the merry
party were seated, and clerical look
ing gentleman walked UP to where n
couple were seated and commanded
them to stand up, at the same time
running his band into his breast
pocket.
The couple arose and Immediately
there was great CONSERVATION in the
car. Some of the ladies thought the
clerical looking gentleman was bold
bandit robber who was going to rob
the train, but in this they were mis-
taken. The clerical looking gentle
man was our popular Presby
minister, Rev. r.. ID. Wear, AID the
couple who arose at his command were
Mr.. l.. G. Mayes of the First National
bank in this city, and Hiss Ruth H..
Burnett of Denton county. When the
minister mana came rom his DreSat
pocket it held marriage certificate
| and as the words of the beautiful and
impressive Presbyterian marriage
service began to sound through the
the ear, those ladies who had thought
the minister bandit realized their
mistake
In a few words,
/ 1.-TWO souls which knew but single thought
] Two hearts that beat as one"
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony. The merry party arrived
here last night and stopped at the
Grand Central hotel. Mr.. Mayes
took his legion of friends by surprise
but all wish him and his lovely bride
all the happiness they so fondly antici.
pate. May their full journey through
life be bright and happy as their tril
from Dido to Fort Worth on Septem-
Der twenty-sixth, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Onicl1 Work.

The new stable, which is building
on the site of tile one recently burned
down. belonging to Mr.. James Swuync,
is rapidly approaching completion
All tie wood work is cpmpleted except
the stalls aud the iron will be ut once
put on. The stable will have fifty
stalls when done, and the main build
ing VII he sixty by eighty feet and the
wing will bc sixty by forty feet, Mr.
Swaync says the stable will be com.
pleted about the first OF October.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
PERSONAL.

L. NJ. Bolton of Eureka Springs is
in the city.
N. Lapawski of Gonzales is in
town.
T. Davidson and a. Alexander, of
Waco, are in the city.
l.. r. Locke of Marshall is at the
Mansion.
Jim Pfouts, of the Dallas Herald,
was in the city last night.
w. III. Scarborough of Decatur is
at the FL Paso.
w. III. Pollard of Galveston is in
the city.
Il. o. Martin of Sherman is visiting
the city.
II. G. Jacobs, land agent of Albany.
is in the Fort.
A. j. Henson, cattle raiser of Jack
county, spent yesterday in the Fort
j. II. Stradley of Jacksboro called
on us yesterday.
Judge S. z. Haynes of Baylor
county is in town.
r. K. Wylie, a wealthy stockman of
Runnels county, is in the city.
John w. Grant of LAREDO is at the
Eel Paso.
Mr.. Minter and wife of Aurora are
at the FL Paso.
L. G. Burlington and wife of Grimes
county are visiting the city.
j. ID. Roberts of Dallas is in town.
Y. w. Burnett, of Graham is visit
ing the Fort.
Pat Kavanaugh of Sap Antonio, is
at the Grand Central.
a. b. Robinson, a stockman of Col
orado City was in the city yesterday.
f. j. Hayter, OF Mansfield, is at the
Grand Central.
Il. 7. Davis Of Graham is in the
city.
L. t. Stevens and wife and John
Monroe, of Wichita FALL, We're visit
ing the city yesterday.
b. II. Winston, Jay Reynolds, and
W. 5: Greer and wife, of Dallas, are at
the Mansion.
G. e. Burch, e. Fluthford and Il.
Mcfarland ofGainesyille are stopping
Mt the Ell Paso.
j. q. ID. Boyd, prominent stock
man OF Grandyiew, is stopping at the
Grand Central.
Mr.. Joe Fl. Barnes, representing the
Lambert d Richardson dramatic com
pany Is in the city.
Col. r. Victor, the great bagging
and cotton tie man, of Galveston, is
mlnglinS with his many friends.
II. T. Roby, Brazos Point cattle
king, is circulating among his many
friends.
n. w, Heard,.N II. Robertson and
w. Z. Hardcastle, of Decatur, were at
the Mansion yesterday.
j. II. Baker, upelintendent of con-
struction and repair of tie telegraph
lines OF the Missouri Pacific system is
in the city.
Dr.J. w. Jackson, chief surgeon of
the Gould system of railroads, is in
town, looking after the interests OF
the new hospital.
j. Il. Chad wick, prominent stock
man OF Parker county, was in the
Fort yesterday, and paid the GAZETTE
a pleasant visit.
IL. III. Roberts, the good looking edi-
tor of the Indian Journal of Mlsko-
gee, /. IT,, called on the GAZETTE YES
terday.
Mr.. VIII Fosdick has returned from
lengthy trip to his old home in
Iowa. His many friends are glad To
see him back again.
+. x, Houston, president of the Red
River Cattle company, passed through
the city last night, enroute for St.
Louis.
Ham Fisher Esq, prominent law
yer OF the Georgetown bar, spent yes
terday in the city, and took the train
west for San Angela, Tom Green
county.
Miss Maude Tucker, after pleasant
VISIT with the families of Rev Mr..
Sartwell and Villa V. Johnson, ESD,
mas gone to Dallas TO visit her brother
West.
W. G. Clark, 3. f. Allen, ]. j. Ter
reli, Miss Loretta Barnes, Miss Lo-
reha Barnes, and Miss Lizzie Terrell, !
Ti the bridal party that came up |
f tuesday evening leave this morning |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Vl,n IS1cas.

Last night q large crowd of eager
buyers assembled NJ the Cattle EX-
change. Pools on to-day's races went off
rapidly, most of the pooling being on
the three-quarter dash, In this race,
Phetna, Big En-, Queen Esther and
Nelden's entry sold about even-up,
the Others selli0g in the field. The
pooling continued until late hour,
Mr.. Nat Kramer acting as auctioneer
in his usual rapid and businesslike
manner. Pools will be sold ut the
track commencing at one o'clock. The
races will commence promptly at two
O'Clock. The price of admission at
the gate is fifty cents.
Pools will be sold on to-morrow's
races at the Cattle Exchange tonight.
me entries for to-day's races are as
follows:
First race, gentlemen roadsters-Tom
Whitten's Joe, : Il. Hearn's Billie II
II. McGart's Joe Morris,
Second race, half mile dash, for two
year-olds-J j. Welden's Lizzie
Batchelen, G. b. Hollands Rio
Rebel.
Third race, three miles, trottinr-
=. Lea s Black Bess, Wilkes q Causes
hoaerlek, G. q. Brownlee's Maud b.
Fourth race, three quarters of n
mlle, running, for all ages-.J. NJ
Browns Big En-, :. j. Charles Lila
Boston, j. II, Barkley's Phetna, j. j.
Melden's RoeGuinn, j J. Weldenis
Nirgle dearn, Nat Kramer's Malvolio,
Chas~ Mullins Queen Esther.
X. H. Turner VIII commence RIM
ming his Herdic coach line regularly
on Monday next. His headuuarters
will be at his brick stable, corner Of
Houston and Seventh streets. He will
run from public square TO the end of
Houston street; fare, five cents each
way. Also will run from public square
down Main street 10 union depot. fara
five cents each way. / Respectable
solicit share of the travelling public
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Caught.

The cattle thief who several days ago
tried TO sell Mr. Bud Daggett one of
his own cows, was caught by Sheriff
Maddox yesterday near Crowley in
Tarmut county His name IS Ewelt
Rupe, and he was first identified by "a
lady who sold him the piece of rope
which was on the horse which Mr.
Daggett captured veral days ago
in his chase after the thief, On Rupees
arrival here last night he was iden-
tilted by MIR. nggctt and Mr.. Louis
Stein us being the right man. Tine
owner of the horse has also beer
found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
NOTICE.

We desire to notify the patrons OF
the GAZETTE that from October lst,
1883 we will make reasonable charge
for all church, charitable or fair ana
festival notices, and all lodge meeting
notices Our limited space for adver-
Using compels this course.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Inc courts.

District court convened yesterday at
$50 with Judge Cooper on the bench.
The following cases were
disposed OF; State IS John
Clark for tLeft of property over
$50 in value, jury returned verdict of
misdemeanor aud assessed fine of 500.
State vs. @ 6. MeFiam, defendant en-
tered into recogni2ance in the sum of
$lu0 with approved suretes, This de-
fendant Is charged with theft of prop
erty over $50 in value. Court adj
journe until $50 this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Now Enlln,lrY.

The Fort Worth machine and boiler
works II ar rhrockmorton street, front
ing the railroad, are erecting a foundry
and viii soon bc prepared TO do AL
kinds of casting in copper, iron and
brass. Their machine shops are now
ready to repair, overhaul or rebuild all
kinds Of engines, boilers and machin-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Sale Of City Property.

The Waverly drug store was sold
yesterday ior $500 cash by Mr.. Dag
gett to Mr.. o Loftin of Tyler. The
property is twenty-five 10y ninety-hve
feet. fronting on Main street, being
lot No. Q in block Il. ] in Daggett's
addition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

Andrew Harlin has opened new
restaurant and boarding house corner
Thirteenth and Main streets and
wants all niss friends aud this pahll@-te
give urn q call. Everything about
his place is bright and clean. Mfr.
Harlin knows how To ran boarding
house aud restaurant aud will satisfy
all his customers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Louisville Es,e,s.

position afw rates :, and quick u
s %ara Pacific and 'TiS ss,a'ss Il \,
ssSa q rare y. to LoulsyiI,aa fsit'
Mondays Mo days and Thu " Ispl,IS'
thron ,us' the above rc:S. Dal
country, and lfioe Daeaa'Iial l,
cars on all trains. Sos aat X
~. CHEW, ilssu I.
UDjm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Grand oueo,,,

oc aiahisty Music ,l.e Hall, clsbs...
leader leader, pianist, m "sn'el
ladies for the grand d's soa .salg !
ella, and ladies for tlr rpe -
g. SaAcrJ
Business g,'1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
Rate to st. Loui, =,


to bhe /, 81 and Louis oai,. fair, Which j
tire week, promises Il a aul,
cts Tuesday night, and = , srlls|
nation every night dn S,ah
Round trip licks,ss u, lug 4
~ q the q Missouri Pacific s T''I i
Pacific railways septenm6saasa !.
tember Soth inclusive -, s,saa
tober 10 for return. e"uaI
T,o. j J. J.cs1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

II. l.. Turner will run his Herlic
coach line on to-day 10 the race tracks,
to and fro. Twenty-Five cents each
way; fifty cents round trip.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

The conditions for The Ie ssd l,pis
All mile tracks. Running s,
separate aud distinct. ..,.edlsv 9
All trotting To DO soNsa.soclssA
tho National Trotnns /,
OF erwise specified, ,v,rnei =,
All running 20 pc " IN ISL
Vile Jockey Club ruicNV
wise specified. ~.art I. sli VI
4 hose distanciDg m Ne monet.
10 but first money 4
over. .a ar parea W
Entrance 10 purses GIN ,s.g aud 2
ENTRANCE 10 ell trciA's
September rs, lSsS' - tcn PEREZ,
Entrances TO all races s ~ az
Entrance money NJ
nominations. ..ses withdp,..
In All running. h9lss the eysi''
declared out by7 o'cio9A
" MOTTO save expen class. y
mnde IN theis frayei, - esiahp.
exists. identity rlnsl y q "a cops
entry win not be allow, \ m, 2
The admission Is nA a,,r u aunos''
ofone dollar as hereIo'0'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
SPECIAL RAJ
-ATTHE-
Fort Worth DRIVING
Association Grou1
TWO DA9
THURSDAY AND
September q i'' Z
r1psr nAY-rHuRspAEa "a

FIRST DAY-rHu RSplAh
q, 1850. -
No. l-Purse SIS. TrollSs, ssIisI
roadstcrs, owner to drl III ~, ssrs
No . Purse SOD. Raels,opisss1
dash for two-year-olds' ~" i
ond. r.o,,ing On Il
No. 3-Pygrse 500. Tloll l,.'s n
class. SIS to first; So i9 gsasSg
no. d-Purse SlCo. h WI
ages. SIS TO first; SIS 10 80 IN
SECOND DAY--FiIllln
No, 5-Pnrse slo0. Paws
flrst;S2j TO second. .s.t "
No. 6-Pur @ SIS. R'l's. .-sT
dash; 500 TO first; SIS % s,s.S. Dhsie
No, Purse Sl25. Trel''r !,
to first; SIS TO second IN ~
No. S-Purse $50. huin, s.yg'ga
for saddle horses that ne'u
$40 10 firft; $40 TO second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27
/ lleSecre

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Of the universal success j
Browns ITonBiters i ,ia]
ply this: ltstebsxII It'll
preparation sssr made
compounded
scieatihc, chcmicl 81.
medicinal principes,
does Just whatiscAirsi
ito more and nol.ss
BY thorough aid I'D
assimilation with hbad.
IL reaches eVcryNNa@
system, healing puhta
and strengthenag Coal
mencing at tie hpnAls1iI
it builds up andrstashs
health--in no otherTgu
lasting benefit Be O51n.
70 Dearborn Ave, caussyr
ihaYe been great sssrri
avery weakstomaeA, Aaaassi
dyspepsia in its worskga, u
everything | ate CAV, D. "a
md could cat ballas i
tired cveythingreconnsrs.
taken the prescriptions II
physicians, batgot no r,li4.s
took Browns Iron Bites
none Of he ID troubles, AID
rev man. | an geiiinS :
stronger, and feel frst.rai,. Il
railroad ugiasrr, and nov p
my trips regularly. lean ny
too muchinyrliss q your wusl
ful nKdicla.. D. C. MACH
BRowN's Iron BlT1EE
does not contain Ehisktl
or alcohol, and will no|
blacken the teeth, o. cau1|
headache and consuati
1t will cure dyspepsia
gestion, heartburn,
lessness, dizziness, nd
debility, weakness, &c
Use only Browns IIoa DIr'a - =.
Brown Chemical Co, Baliln.s - -
red lines and trademark q '
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-27

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The Republican journal., 1883-11-08

The Somerset Reporter offers $50 in prizes
for Christmas stories by amateurs. The only
conditions are that the writer shall be
ident of Somerset county and shall not be the
author of any story published in newspaper
or magazine.
Francis Loring of Portland, Me, died Oct
30th. He was ct wears Old. and had
been for more than 80 years prominent in
temperance and reformatory work. He WAS
an active assistant of Neal Dow At the time of
the passage of the prohibitory law. and was
for many years quite prominent in local Re
publican politics.
At the meeting of the Shaw creditors in
Boston Nov. 1st the firms offer OF }} per cent
was rejected unanimously. n. ". Rice of
Boston was appointed ON the committee, in
place of Mr.. Furgan and adjournment was
taken for two weeks. when the committee will
report on progress i'll developing the assets.
Rev. q. |. Abbott, pastor OF the Free Baptist
church of Oakland, was found dead in his bed,
saturday morning. Heart disease is supposed
to have caused hi, death.
Raymond Robinson of Thomaston. II years
old, has been arrested in Bangor for larceny of
4 horse and caraiage. Ten DAYS ago he hired IA
team from the stable of Berry Bros. of Rock
land, to go to South Hope, but he kept on to
Winterpor. He snapped horses there and
went to Bangor. where he disposed of the
horse and carriage The property has been re-
covered bN the owners.