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Tho Missing Underahirt.

The m"rnlng was warm. aud he i,nrrn.
IDENTIFY made change in bis underelot hing.
Our climate is decepiiye. Before eyeninR
there came up chilly storm. An attack
Of sickness followed Of course. But PEsar
DAvis's Pam KILLER was used for relief.
with the happest effect. In these Summer
months Of suddenly varying temperature,
everybody ought to keep bottle Of this
valuable remely within reach.
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Hammock ssason will soon swing
round.
This season the hair crop will be
shorter than ever.
The greatest comfort in old age IL
the memory of a well spent life.
Those who do not like the w..strrn
air can now 60 TO England And blow up
with the country.
-Divorc are not as fashionable In
high LIFE for the wife to live in Europe
and the husband in Ills country.
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5D- The Most Reliable. Carefully
Prepared, and Best PurgAtivs Of the
Present Age is
Brlndreth'S Fills.

They are c'mpuunded Of R'ots, Herbs
aud Gums Of the mOst healing aud bebss
hciAl kind.
Asa Family Medicine they are unrivalied,
curing Headache, Constipation, Liver COM
plant. Rheumatism. Dyspepsia clearing
the bln'd all impurities seIleing ON the
Liver, Ridueys sud "ther important organs.
remaving the waste tissue, aud adding
years tn the lives "f all who use them.
For fi'y years they have been used by
the American pubic. and their c,nsiantly
increasing sales show how they are sPpreol.
atei.
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Advance In Denti.trv

Havana CUBA The mCSt popular dentist
"i this city. DR.. u. Franciscp Garcia, mem.
her of the Royal University, states that in
all cases Of Troublesome neuralgia, arising
from the teeth, his patrons arc recon-.
mend"d to use ST. Jacobs Oil. and The most
satisfactory cures have followed. II ia
sprc'hc Tor t""ih"che, bodily pains, and
proof against household acci1entsL
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-Secretrry LiucIln's wife. who has
beeu III Tor more than a year. il rec ,ver.
ing. blt takes 40 part in srcial gsyety.
The wise gill OF thu period ,A,s sLe
does not intend to mury without her
parents consent, IL she knows it.
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NJ "ccdNai II snpnii be advanced
except upon proof sufficient 10 sustain
It.
He who can conceal his joy is great.
er than he who can conceal his grief.
But how is it possible that men will
lake warning when they will not even be
advised?
Act well at the moment and you
have performed good action for all
eternity.
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Ayers sarsaparilla is a highly csnesn-
traird extract of sarspsrlls, and ether
bl"od' purifying roots, combined with Indids
nj Potassium and Iron. Its control over
scroiulons diseases Is unequsllsd BY any
other medicine,
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No mans abilities are so shining a.
not to stand in need of proper oppor.
tunity.
Take away ambition ard vanity, and
where will lie many of your patriots aud
heroe'?
There is relation between the
words aud the mouth which pronounces
them.
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Y0,JNn. All experience the wonderful
-, "'o beneficial effects of
, unnrr W Ayers Sarsaparilla.
,oSo Children with Sore Eyes, Sore
hGtU. Ears, or any scrofuious or syph.
fltic taint, may be made healthy and strong
by its use.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for S5.
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AGENTS. want d, 20 sell Edison's Mus
w i'4' - ical Telephone and td'son's
Instantaneous iianu ard organ Music. Er.
clos stamp Tor c iai"Vuc and tcrus.
EDISON MUSIC 60. Fhilafell hia Pa
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Elm Grove, N. c. DR.. G. N. Robertson
SAVE: u prescribe Browns Iron Bittsrs and
hilu IL al' u Is rec',n nente,i l., be''
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TOOR ACCOUNT.

SAMUEL EvERTS, Overseer OF w Weissport
, Poor District, for year euuing April, 1858.
RECElPTS.
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mo- Nothing 81 simple and perfect fnr
"ol"ring as the Diamond Dyes. For Garnet
rags better and cheaper than and other
dye stniis.
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We, the undersigned Auditors, have ex-
amined he accounts OI Samuel Everts over
seer of he Poor, Tor the year ending March
81, 1908, ana find them correct us ab0, = stated.
y. J. KlSiLER,
JOHN Y. AkxER, Auditors,
AUSTIN BOYER,
WeIssport, May c6, lss3.w3
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Receipts and Expenditures
Borough Of WGiSSDOTt, Pa,
ForYear ending April l, 1883
RECEIPTS.

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Commission nn Dup. for 1851. l22I
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Liabilities In excess OF Resourccs....S lTj OIL
We. tho undersigned Auii ors oi W,isspOrt
IInr uyh have rAnuinrd ihe ab"ve aucuun &
ut Joseph B s,idel, ; crctnr!. aod h.nrI
i5over. Treasurer, and lind Them correct Us
above sta ed.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
WICHITA FALLS.
The Wire Cutting Question-Gn the
Eve of The Big Barbecue Cele-
brating the First Anniversary.
epeclal % the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette
Wichita Falls, September % While
the adjoining county Of Clay has
been agitated by troubles over fence
cutting, 50 far Wichita has been quiet
on this subject. Our people do not
approve of large pastures, vet so far
the stockmen have acted so fairly that
there has been no bad feeling aroused.
Judge Wheeler's views, as expressed
to ~lade, are very generally endorsed,
and there seems to be necessity Tor
legislation that will on one hand pro-
hibit the fencing of any land not
owned or leased by the party fencing.
and on the other that will more effect
ually punish those who destroy fences,
where the party owns the land en-
closed.
Our town was alive to-day making
preparations for the great barbecue
that is to take place on Thursday.
Committees We're reporting, beeyes
coming in, fat sheep being placed in
the pens and tables Being prepared.
and everything promises u success
upon the part OF the people OF the
town.
Comauche Jack was in town yester-
day and reports that the Indians will
be on hand prepared TO exhibit The
war dance in genuine aboriginal style.
While Wichita Fails viii only be a
year old on the eth and celebrates her
first anniversary, yet we doubt if any
of her sister towns could claim Il bet
ter showing during the first year of
their existence, all things considered.
we VIII scnd you statistics soon, show
ing freight shipments, etc
We extend cordial invitation to all
to visit us on tho 9Th, take in the
barbecue and see for themselves what
we THINK will be the city of North
west Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
HOUSTON.
Welded BY Wire to Galyeston-The
Telephone Working as Clear as a
Beli-Barly Extension.
to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, September 25.-Y Yesterday
afternoon the telephone wire
between Houston and Galveston was
compl eted, but no satisfactory conmu-
nication could be held to-day. How
ever, Managers Frazier and Foster
remedied all faults aud the two cities
are now III reality welded by wire.
The phones work us clearly rs a bell,
and as perfectly as ii Il few blocks.
Instead OF fifty miles, separated The two
cities. IL short time ii is contenl-
plated TO extend the system to Bren-
ham, Austin, san Antonio and other
points nearer home. The line was
principally occupied to-day by mes
sages OF congratulatory character.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
BROWNwoOp.
Repairing the Rayages of the Fire
Merchants Rapidly Resuming
business District
Eaurs

tOUFis
special to the Gazette.
Brentwood, september 25.-The
traces of the great fire are rapidly van
ishing. Several temporary buildings
Of canvass and rough plank have
sprung up ON the public square since
the visitation of the flames Saturday
morning, ana six of the twelve burnt
out establishments have already re-
sumed business. DIR. Johnson's whole
sale aud retail drug house opened for
business bright and early Monday
morning in his new quarters or rapid
construction, and the First National
bank, under the management of
its energetic cashier, Mr.. Brooks
Smith, opened for business in the
lower story on Monday morning.
Altaman & Bells saloon opened to-day
in their new building on the square.
New structures are rising as by magic
out of the ruins. and lie about week
the whole block will be rebuilt, and
every concern prosecuting their en-
terpiise as of old Every available
team is earring stone or lumber, and
everybody ia at work with will.
Bankers, merchants and professional
men have temporari y turned aipen-
ters and builders, and the sound
Of the troW el, the hammer and
the saw Issues loudly forth,
aud is music to the citizens ears. The
fire has given all increased impetus TO
the already enterprising people of this
town, ana soon no mark of the ruins
will be visible.
The district court opened yesterday
morning, Judge Blackburne and Dis
trict Attorney Browning being pres
ent; also Mathews and Wilkes, of
Latopasas, together with large rep
resentatiun of tie bar. The grand
jury was enIpanelled, and then charged
10y the judge. The charge was full
aud complete on the different crimes
aud especially OH fence cutting. The
remainder OF the day was spent on
the non,jurv docket, and this morn
ing was devoted to the jury docket
and the case of Kerr g. Co. vs.. j. w.
Cooper Oh the school land question
was decided in favor of the
defendant. Tomorrow was set apart
to take up the criminal docket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
.B..ELT0A.
Opening Of Comt-A Busy Day-AR
lncendiary Fire Sipped IN The
Sud.

special to the dnzetto.
Beiton, September 25.-Dlstrict
court opened yesterday and viii con.
tinue two weeks longer than usual, but
VIII NOT get through the docket.
to-day has been one OF the best of
the season. The streets were crowded
with wagons and huggios. We re-
eelved 3t5 bales o. cotton to-day, max.
ing 1000 to date.
\ lire broke out NJ five o'clock this
evening IN the rear of w. II. Blsirs
grocery store ami j. J. Robertson's tin
shop. nc was incendiary in origin.
but fortunately discovered In time To-
eXtingnish il without much damage.
rms MAKES five fires in the last two
weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
SAN ANTONIO.
Preparations for the yoiksrest--Two
NarriagaS-.-Thc Mysterious
Miss Churchill.

Special to the Gazette.
san Antonio, September p. The
Nolkstest preparations are going on
actively and on large scale. Excur-
sion rates from the East have been
obtained.
Roxy reese, well known railroad
engineer, was married to-day to Miss
Amanda Schuetz, of this city.
Miss MQllie Dryer, Of this city, was
last evening married to Lieutenant
Nurdstroin, of the army.
II Is supposed that Miss Churchill,
who was abducted from ~. Louis,
pissed through here for Mexico, but
by what route cannot be learned At
any rate u young woman answering
--tfr7'- Inscription WITS Seen here last
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
Our Treaty with Mexico.

Washington, September o5. Consul
General Merritt at London in letter
To the state department. says the pro-
posed commercial treaty between the
United States and Mexico has nat
uraily created great attention in
England, both in business and govern
ment circles, and parliament is being
constantly hemojalized by CONNER
claI bodies 70 again open diplomatic
relations with Mexico, SO that English
trade with that country may not be
supplanted by the United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
MORGAN.
A Gin Bnrned Almost Solid Vote in
Favor OF City Free School FAX
alton.
spaoIal Do the aazeI.e.

Special 20 the Gazette.
Morgan, September 25.-The ain
Of Mr.. T.. w. Hunt, sitlstad
ON Mesquite Creek near CHS plncp
was burned down yesterday evenjn0'
Some cotton standing IN .ae stalls ~
the gin was destroyed, and seyerol
bales on the outside were dnnared
more or less, hut not entirely de.
stIoyd. Unfortunately for SIR. HINT
erty,
An election was held here !o-lay to
determine whether or not the citigpna
OF this town should tax themselves an
ha,' 81 one per cent. Ter the support of
public free schools. They said bv their
votes they would, there being only
four votes against taxation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
Into The Dent!ls OF Eric.

Chicago, September 25.-The Daily
Ncoo special from Buffalo, New York.
SAYS during a terrible storm last night
on lake Erie the schooner York State,
went down with all hands, consisting
of Capt. Hayes and six men. The
schooner was loaded with 1000 bush
els ofwheat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
GREENyILLE.

Report Corrected Fence Cutting,
but 40 Violence Cotton Receipts.
Special 70 the Ga4ettt..
Sreenvillc, September 25,-An arti-
c'e ~ being. published 10y great many
papers 20 The effect that n Mr.. Wise,
= stockman of this county, had hecn
robbed, aud that, after being hung,
was completely riddled with shot. me
report is utterly false. Although there
has been some fence-entiing i'm This
county over which great deal Of pN-
element prevailed, no violence OF this
sort has occurred, In justice 10 Hunt
county, the papers publishing the artl-
Gle refored TO should make the cor
recti0n.
Groenville is receiving cotton at the
rae Of 800 bales per day, and every
thing is IN rush.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
AUSTIN.
The amendments Declared Part Of
the Constitution Appoint-
ment other Capital Notes.
speolal 90 the Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
Austin, September . THE COVER
nor to-day issued proclamation de-
claring the result OF the election, aud
pIoeluiming the amendments part
OF the constitution.
The following charters were filed to-
day: Grimes County Improved Stock
company, capital stock, $4,000, bust
ness Office a. Navasota, and.the Texas
Commercial Travellers association, Of
Galveston.
The governor to-day appointed G. c.
Diboeral It n.cmber Of the board Of
managers of the lunatic asylum.
Lieutenant Shelley telegraphed the
Acknowledgement to-day, that he has
arrested one Bartholomew for murder
at Rio Grande City.
Captain Baylor reports that one of
his men, b, Garnet, has gone crazy,
and that he will be sent To the asylum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
Conference Of CHARITIES.

louisville, September u. The
tenth annual conference of charities
and corrections or the United States
began its session hero tonight. About
TWO hundred persons, delegates and
spectators, are present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
Canadlan Clgar Makers

Toronto, Ont, September 25.-The
ciGar makers convention concluded il.
sitllhss to-day, and decided 10 hold She
next meeting in Cincinnati. A reso-
lul"h was unanimously adopted con
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
HFTESBGRO.
4 bf& A'fi Entertainment THE Cot
ton .isrket and the Fali Trade

T-WT
ton .lsrket and the Fali Trade
special to The C,azelie.
Whitesboro, September 25.-Ths
mabel Norton troupe are here. They
played Lord Dundreary" last nigbt
at the college hall to large and an
pfeciative audience.
Our cotton market il little dull
owing TO he decline j n prices. s. NJ
Ialh OF Waco, cotton buyer for the
providence Mills, Rhode Island, was
IN town yesterday examining our cot
toh' rae pronounces The staple here TO
DC very line, and contempla les nlakiny
cotton. "'
The fail trade has fairly opened now,
chants. 'i'Vi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
NEW NORK.

on For tho Buffalo Convention-scyerai
Large Failures.
New York, September o5.-About
~ members Of the county Democracy
leit Tor Buffalo this morning, toattend
the Democratic state convention. The
Iraln consisted OF fifteen Wagner cars.
The Iammany delegates to the same
convention also started this morning.
me party numbered 800 members, and
required nineteen ears, on either sides
OF which were banners bearing appro-
pirate notices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
TWO MEETINGS.
Continued from pirs, raseJ

bought and had right TO fence Il, put
no man had a right tolence up an
others property or the public highway.
Every man had right TO a highway
TO and from his domain. But no man
had u right 10 organize and lead q moo
todeslroy another Dan's property be-
cause his own had been c0ntravened.
Such action was tie twin sister 70
communism, Tho laws Of the country
could right his wrongs, and
that was the proper course
70 pursuc, and they should be APP
pealcd to. He appealed 70 everyone
to maintain peace; 70 check the spirit
Of communion, and Tit was not done
we would nil suffer for III, but hc
who would suffer most was the poor
man who was snugly settled in his
little cottage and happy in the bosom
Of his little family. He requested ell
who were fenced Ia or who felt ag-
grieved by the wire fence problem, 10
rise and tell the meeting OF IL, but not
single one arose. Following up
plain, simple argument. Col. Booth
contended very earnestly that the
fence cutters were q set Of reckless
dure-devils, who owned no property
nut did the work out OF pure deviltry
- He was followed by Mr.. Stiiwell, /
who is iarmer He said no was not I
in favor Of wire fences, but was OPP I
posed to The fence cutting. His re- I
marks were listened TO closely, as many |
Were under the impression that lac rep 7.
resented the fence cutters, but he did !
not aud did not know any Of them.
The following resolution was adopted; |
Resolved, That IL Is the sense OF this /
convention that we believe that il is /
nothing but proper and right that men |
should have the right to fence their /
own lands, hut no more.
Resolved, further, That we believe
that ii pasture men will fence no more
land than IL owned, or III some
way controlled by them,
there will be cessation
of the trouble now on us, viz: wire
cutting.
Resolved, further, That public roads
should be unobstrncted; provided, still
further, that while stockmcn may
have done wrong In fencing lands not
owned by them, we do not approve OF
wire cutting nor in any way the de
strnction Of priyateproperty. Respect
fully submitted,
Signed, j. NJ. HUFFMAN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
LOCKNARr.
District Court in Session...The Brown.
SsSery Murder Case.

HNerlh % NE tiaHefte,
Lockhart, September eI.-opr 6is.
uict court commenced yeaferdS,,
;Sudge Moore presiding. The grand
jury returned seven felony indicf-
hien,s last evening. The Brown-Is-
s,ery murder CAGE is set for next Thurs.
day week.
We have had good rains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
ALBANY.
The First Bale OF New Cottop--Wcather
aud Health.
special 10 tho Gazette.

special 20 tho Gazette.
Albany Texas, Sept a5. The FIRST
bale OF new cotton was brought IN to-
day by Moslcv 4 Ford, of Crystal Falls.
bonght by n r. Conrad Il Co. and
shipped to Bankenship & Blake. Dsl-
las
Weather fine; health good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
BrooAlrn Fridge Cars

NeY York, September 2i.-The rail.
roaa ears run for the public today on
the Brooklyn bridge for the first
time. "'s'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
GALYESa,ON.

crease of shipping.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Galveston, September 25. Jacobs
The reporter charged with libeling the
woman spencer bya publication in the
ffsM few weeks ago, was held to
DAY in The sum of S150 20 await the
action OF tho grand jury in November.
Inc bond vss promptly given,
Inc numner ~ vessels ia the lprbor
~ grAdus''y increasing. Recent ar.
rivals are principally British steam
NlNs Arrived; san Msyco, from
NV York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
President Arthur.

Providence, r. I. September 25.--
PRESIDENT Arthur embarked on The
steamer sue Dexter, at Newport, for Bris-
tol this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26
j. NJ. HUFFMAN,
b. l.. FROST,
B. +. JAMES.

The convention adjourned at 5
O'Clock, after an interesting meeting,
and some very elaborate remarks by
Rev. Proctor and Col. Booth, of Deca-
tur. w. u. Plcmons of Henrietta and
joe Harris, of Cook county. were ap-
pointed by the stock men to meet two
10 be named by the farmers on Octo-
Der 4th IN convention, these parties to
select the fifth man. IL is generally
believed the matter will be brought TO
a satisfactory underatan ling aud ey-
crything So well in Clay county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-26

Frederick Billings, q W ,rss
Pacific, denies that ne n -
gested that Gould sbev ,,l.r u
road or become a sioes 81 "a, 4 =
debtedness is only s-.',seess
which is small for a mas AND
The total length Of ~ n ~
/ ,954 miles, with 40 alll,,ss.blssl
aud its earnings WIZ iers,s y
- coo befsre the iifst'a'
ON its bondsd dsbs.