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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-15

Corrected by WOODBURY. d BoUL1oN Investmep
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-15
DOMINION LINE.

fEsEE@~ The steamers of this Line win
n/AtHN4 Srun during the winter season
E-lasS9gsSsssHl fortnightly between this poIt and
Liverpool The vessels are Clyde
nulIt, Ini powered and have superior accommoda-
ton tor cabin and ST. erage passengers Prepaid
tickets are issued at reduced rate to those DESTROYS
OF bringing out their friends. Dates of sailing from
Portland 20 Liverpool
BROOKLYN Capt. Williams. ......1 II Ian
DOMINION. Capt. Reid :. .........,,.....2F lad.
SARNIA Capt lindali y Feh
BRO, KILN, Capt williams. % Feb
DOMINION, Capt. Reid =. ......''..s March.
BATES or PASSAGE.
........ 500 90 Gold
For passage, Sc., apply 10 DAVID TORRANCE
q CO, General Agents, Gsaza Trunk Freight OH
ces, foot of India street. noi6dtmvI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-15
LOST AND FOUND
Found.

an Preble Street, Saturday Evening, a ladies'
" satchel, containing small sum of money.
Owner Can have san e BY proving property and paw
Post Office. feb 4dIwx
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-15
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

GONE of the most desirab House lots in town;
- high lani, sandy soil. good view. This land
l. situated on Brown street. between the thriving
villages OF Saccarappa and Cumberland Mills Plan
of ois and terms can be obtained of
feb7 d2ws
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
st. Clair Notaries

Governor Brgole has made the fo..
lowing appointments in st. Clair Co:
Port Huron--H. G. Mansfield. j. p.
Haynes. +. A. Wsyers. Frank Whipplp
N. y. Boynton. Chas d. Thompson, b.
II. Nudge. w. l. Jrnks. e. w. Ilarri,
NJ. f. Carleton. j. j. Boycc, ]. &.
Johnson. N. Z Thomas, j. w. Avery
". IL. Burgess. +. 8. Post. Wm. E.
Lsonard, J. j. Hoyt, Miss Ada Lee.
For. Gratios--J. A. McMartin.
st. Clair--A. A. Carleton, T. /.
Miliikrp, w. Baird, w. B. Mprse, Il.
T. z. Miles. A. Il. Stowell, Geo. Ne
Cormick, James Bowrie.
Capac-Adolph Cahoe.
Maine City--C. A. Blood, V. A..
Sapi,. +. Hart.
GIeenwon'.--patr;ck Fox.
Brockw sy--,Ias Brown. w n Cowsn.
J. ID. JUn1s.
Wa'es~-W. Uarston, Il. AZ. ,Jcnne,
Darwin Drahe. J. a. Lamb.
Columbus @ s Granger.
Meniphis--,I. II. button.
ChDs--F Lindcw
K,mbaiI--P. VI. Brown, VIII. Butler.
Clydo--Oliver Westbrook.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
81 A YHAR-60c yon Six MoHIns--
sec poR TuRxE Moxrus.
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JAS. A. MgSzIBs,
Editor 81 Manager.
ADVERrIsEUG RATES.
OHURCH DIRECTORY.

k- : q
Methodist Protestant Chnrsh.
Services alternately at 1880 O'Clock .; n. and
7nm RsV O. y. CLARK Pastor.
sunday School at y. n J. o. DUCrln,
Supsrints ndent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25


YET ALIAg.-All reports TO the
contrary Notwithstanding. And we
expect 10 live long enough to fur.
Wish the people of this vicinity ard
surrounding country with every
thing in the line of nursery stock
necessary to make pleasant hornc
and life cndurable. Seven years ex.
pcriencc in handling trees enable Us
to give better stock, better prices
aud better satisfaction than any
other dealers travelling. Orders b
mail pro,aptly answered.
Yours traly,
y. &. BRuoks G DRo.,
+. s. Poole agent. Oxford, Mich.
Broekway Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
Contractors & Builders,

Mas. ,recia!i, o. sufstsutiai work a.
ressnnahl. prices. Fxtisatrs given snn
Bulldog. IL sierial furaishsd a. cuyysr' pricss
Patent weether strips put on 10 otdxr. al
work prom pity attended to. Shop opDosit.
the CouIbItrcial II .uss On MsiD street Eroek
wsv Ceotre. Mica. u
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
Eating asd starving.

Is 10 ell the same, tur ysu are sure TO su6.l
from Piles. M wsrss torture can he oopc-i Y
Of. Blind or I'chins Piles srs unsqualsd foI
sunoyanes, but by q few app ,cations Of Par
me'ss,s Pile Suppositoriss they eotirley dis
Spp~ar. The snife Ia often resortsd to BY
pbysicishs for tbs removal OF pro'rnding pils'
but such hsrbarity 10 not a neeesa'ty for Par
melee. Pile Sappositoriss used according ts
direct ons, quickly re5ucs. replace snd drive
them away Warranted 10 cure. Price Soc
per box. Sold by c. A. Wells d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
what 10 Cents win DO.

By calling at +. A. Bakers drug
store. you can get sample bottle OF
DR. Bosdnkn's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relive the most obstinate
Cough or Cold. and show you what TIL
regular 60cent size will Go. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis Dry
Hacking Cough, Pains in the Chest,
and all diseases Of the Threat and
Lungs, t;y sample bottle OF this me.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25

church OF Christ at the A. c. ehsrsi'
Services at II a. N. Sabbath Sehoo! o. p. m
Prayer met uig every Thursday evening TBS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
WM MEDDACGH
The Throat.

l. o!tAn 'iSsssei 90 acoouut Of Cstsrrsb.
prolpcioY ID yns.s aud n CONSTANT Desise Z.
truyh. Tnst Troknng S-nsasou aud IN.
U"srseness that a 20 ron mon To pubiic sing.
trs and svsakers especially, 10 relieved ~
once by Hamiltnu's Cough Tr. chcs which nr.
prepared frorc the m"t npprdvsi f.fmnla
D, mot wai' tll A~u's BroDcSius or eve"
C"n,umption tRNs. G.m hold "t YOU Pric
onl, 2js yer box Snld n e W. is h Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
WHAT NOTS.


| From our Exchanges.
Court was in session at Sandusky y
last week.
Mrs Rebecca Warren died ut AL
pena on the 18th instant.
Very quiet in this village during
the week. Cause: All the lawyers
at Sandusky attending court.
Henry Sheldon, of Elmer City,
has bought the Murley, Bacon s. Go
mill and is running it, and stocking
the same with logs.
Ned Ray carries his hand wrapp-
ed up as consequences of his getting
his fingers between Harry O'Brien''
teeth during slight "onplssssnt-
ness" Sunday.
Last Sunday night, IS tho congre-
CATION were leaving the NJ. f. church,
Mrs Koehner slipped and fell on the
icy sidewalk in front of the church,
striking on the back of her head with
such force as to make her inssnsible
She was resuscitated and taken
home.-Sanilac Jeffersonian.
1t is now understood that the f.
nancial embarrassment of Warner d
Hoag will be settled aud the store
opered for business tomorrow.
The locomotive stationed at May
vile nights, and which is used on
the local freight, due hero at 6:5O a.
m., was run through the back end of
the engine house and off the track on
Wednesday, morning, through the
csrslcssness of the man in charge.
No great damage done, other than
delaying the freight several hours.
-Marlettc Leader.
A school Of telegraphy has bcon
started 10 the rooms adjoining f. F.
Barber's grocery with J. B. Cavan-
augh as teacher.
Miss Carrie Warn arrived home
from Almont Monday morning laat,
being compelledto give up her school
near that place on account of i'll
health.
Jamos Rooney has purchased ma
chinery and will establish broom
factory st this rlsce. Hs goes 30
Chicago in few days TO purchase
stock, and expects to get running
within couple of weeks.
Two freight conductors trying to
cross their trains upon the same
track st Inlay City, on Wednesday
succeeded in partly dcmolishing an
engine and several cars, and delayed
all morning express trains several
hours at that poInt.--Capac Bagle.
"Bob," Smelling is nursing q brok-
en- right arm. Slipped on defective
Sidewalk.
B. B. Dewey who he's lately re-
turned from fur buying trip
Canada says that never be-
fore mas he found furs so scarce n
this winter.
One of our local doctors who loves
q good joke furnishes us the follow
ing item which was read before q
late meeting OF medical aociety, |
being the best and only contribution
Of the joking member who was
absent on fishing expedition:
"Onc of our prominent physicians
was called to attend patient yestor
day, and whia ut the house one OF
the ladies of the family opened a
of the relative merits Of |
the two schools Of practioe-home-
pashy and alopashy. The doctor
naturally supported his own views
and methods, and finally, after the
had been carried OH for
some time the good old lady dir
covered that the physician was likely
TO get the beat of the argument so
TO yield point which she
did with tue assertion that for In
fansry homeopathy might be the best
mt for adultery she preferred the
good old-fashioned alopathy DOCTOR"
Fort trra.ict Sun.
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Ask your G,Ocor fur Port Huron
Brooms. Take no other. Every one
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25

! An auction social and fish pond
will Do held at Dufiie's Hall this
Thursday evening for the benefit o.
the Good Templars lodge. The youn1
ladies will bs masked and sold to tht
highest bidder. The public in general
are invited TO attend and participate
In tho enjoyments Of the evening.
a admission TO tho hall 10 cents. Re-
frsshments will be served
An Oyster supper will be given in
Duties hall Oh Thursday evening. Feb
lst, under the auspices of the NJ. p.
church for the benefit OF its pastor.
Pew @. B. Clark. There will bs read
ings, recitations and speeches, vocal
and instrumental music and very en-
joyable time is anticipated. All are
invited to xttcnd. Tickets so cents
each.
-Hugging parties are becoming the
rage among certain bsn-volent
societies. The hugs are sold ~ fol-
lows; Girls under IL years, rs cents !;
from IL to 20 years so cents; fiom 20
Ia 25 yrars. Is cents another man .
wife 81; widows according to looks.
10 cents TO 81: grass widows few offer
ed, but in active demand; old maids,
8 cents or two for q nckle.
"A young man named Shanahan,
about 20 years Of age, son Of Maurice
Shanahan, of Co 'umbus, accidentally
shot himself lsvt Monday morning.
He was going 20 the barn. it is sup
posed to shoot rats, when no slipped
down and the revolver in his hand
was discharged. the ball entering hls
head just back Of the right ear. lie
died soon after. Memphis TIibune.
"A very pleasant surprise party
was giten up by r. W. Rix for Chas
Hopkins, at the latter's residence on
Thursday evening, Jaa ls. Mr. Rix
understands how to got up party So
that everybody Will enjoy themselves.
Twsnty-one couple wero present and
all tipped the light fantastic TOO 10 this
music produced hy BENZ Lane. The
oyster supper ~as a very pleasant
part Of tae evenings enjoyment and
every body departed at four O'clock
well satisfied that Hopkins WAS tho
placs 20 so TO aays fun.
There will be a spelling school
held in the school house tomorrow
Grid ,y) evening and Will be psrtcipat-
Cd IL by liie schoixrS and few out
siders. The following are tho names
Of tho captains and their sides:
TUNA WELCU.
Fred Palmer, .essie Brown. Lottis
Uiley. Malisva Bettis, Miss Creighton,
Lily Dlakcsly, G. W. 5icKinnon.
Waiter Wells, Aggie Duilie. Edwin
Holmes. Neil Hsldsn. Aiert CLARK,
Gusta Cooper, Rshecca Hebner, Emma
Brad shaw, Goa Kelly, Luisa Hoskin,
WIN Clark. Mrs Jacobs, ID. Brown,
Howard iiclnes. Mont + andreaw.
Mary Chamberlain. Cors Milla. Gror=s
Effrick. Austen Tomlin. Laura Dellree.
Iodger Welch.
WM MEDDAUGH
Gertie Duffie. Nettis Bell, Me-
Brt'es. Mary Brown. james Macarthur,
James Menzies. Msrsnda Rapley,
David Brown Jr, Charles Townsend.
Fred Baker. CaIt Holden. Thomss
Brown. James Cooper. Malora Grandy,
Wm Wear. Kate Brown, DR. Nsy. !
Mark Grahdy. Albert Emery, Hattie
Rev G. B. Clark. Ella Fraser.
Emma s,scho. Grant Macarthur,
Charley Griswold, James Lorss, Lousie
townsend, Edward Lutz.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
BROCKWAY CENTRE, MICH, JANUARY 25, 1889

Now ia the time your horses snd cattle
ns-d attention.. To prevent d'seSse and
t."e up the system you will fnd Parmelse's
C'pdiIion Powder. anexcellsd Fall pounds
As cents, Sold by c. A. Wells d Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25

Ask your j,Ocor fUr Port Huron
Brooms. Take NO other. Every one
warranted. Manufactured by e. Per-
civa, & Son. l0m6.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-01-25
T. DARCY g. Co.,

Of
made with the celebrated Kotchm Crags Factory
goods We hand ard for
elegant Top uges Of their manufacture which
finish price be the State Of acsn All
their work warranted Those who cheap priced Sugg
bned with durability Darcy Co. fsrniso them Come
anyway before purchasing r. DARCY IL co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
IS lonN lnnnANn A kINn2

Houston Post. The attack of the
Galveston News on Gov. Ireland is
plainly made with malicious intent
Because the governor does not at once
aud dcspotiCally stamp out the fire
that has broken out along the thous.
ands of miles of wire fence throughout,
the state, tho state OF Toxaa has not
done ita dutv-~it IN disgraccd- 1t liz en-
daugercd! IL John Ireland kingg
liz the governor q sultan or n cEar2
When II is pointed out-in defense of
the conservative action OF the Ngovef-
nor--that the constitution of tlie state
OF Texas Is supreme, and THAT the con-
stiiution has plainly forbidden the
governor 20 act as the News declares
IL his duty 10 Rct-it replies, not by
argument, for there Is none
admissible, but by inhu-
endo, personal spcculations
thrown out AZ statements OF iOcls and
hy n reitcrntlon of the Offensive
charges that have indignantly been
torn 10 shrcds. Short of riot and IN
surrectiun the governor has no power.
Ia interfere in county matters. IL Ia
oh record that when thls trouble has
been considered by local authorities
IA threatening such degree OF VIC.
lence, and the governor has been mo-
titled OF tne Same, he bus responded
promptly 30 the extent Of his power.
The people of the state Will bear the
Post out In the declaration TINT
the governor has showed every In
clinution to do his duty, but that he
has refused 10 kindle the blnze
of n civil war by rash, extreme
aud unconstitutional action. That a
chief magistrate IN such II stcady eNe-
cution of liH duty should be publicly
attacked and iudocently abused by n
journal courtlng popular support ie
something 10 be wondered at. The
ONLY aolutiOn 10 that the News would
have been delighted 10 have seen Gov.
Ireland act as ioolishly rs il would
hnve him net. The NewA knows taal
aueh "A course would have killed Gov.
Ireland forever before the state, ana
that Is the objective point nj which u
drives Since II has been disappointed
IN this, il plays the next
best card, aud abuses
Gov ireland For not playing
the fool and into the bands OF the
News! The News " fhrp but II has
made two mistakes; The man whom
IL attacks II a man of character aud
has the confidence OF his iclloW-cill-
zens; and, secondly, the News has for
gotten that the state n full Of sensible,
thinking men who utterly fail TO see
why paperthat counseIs dragonades,
martial law. the suspension of the
habeas corpus, and druni-head proce-
dnrcs In d time OF profound peace,
when Texas Is suffering from nothing
more serious than nh eruption on the
skln-shouId be trusted aud patron
lid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
ONLY no INlunr mn

Clehurne Chronicle; The met is, the
cry against the governor u got up by
his enemies with the hope of iniurlnp
him. There are horse thieves in CIV
cry county OF the state secretly follow
ing their neiarious practice and injur-
ing people than ARE hurt by the fence.
cutters, The local authorities have
not been able To stop them, 1t would
be Just MS reasonable for the governor
to send out che militia to suppress
horse stealing ssjo use il for the pur-
pose of putting down fence.cuiting,
Resistance to local officers Is the first
requisite 10 The interference OF the
governor Fenco-cutting Will not stop
till tho people Of the counties where IL
prevails say II shall stop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
A BLOODY BLATHERsKITE.
Another Irisiiman Seeking Sotoriety by
Dlre and Distant Threats OF
Vengeance.

Buffalo, December ~. -JDo. J. Me-
Bride, who in specials * made 10
threaten dire disaster 10 tie Cana
dlans aud capture or put 10 death
Lord Lansdowne Ia consequences OF
the hanging Of O'Donnell, IL known
here az iwving no connection with or
acknowledged by any reputable Irish
organization Of this or any ether ciiy
He inlests newspaper offices and 10 I'M
able 10 procure the publication
Of his crank proDuncientos u
EDgland's queen on any other
person. lie pays for insertion az ad-
yertisod matter Mcbride gives IL out
that last night al attempt was made
10 nbduci him by two Canadian detect
Ives. which WIS frustrated. There II
no band Of invincibles Or Irish aycDR-
ers In this city. Mcbride Is chuck
ling over the suctcss Of his scheme 70
seeure notorIesy. He isn peddler Of
badges and the photographs OF public
men aud prominent characters He
served term In the wofkb0uee for
insulting ladies entering church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
ron man.. Nor AnMlEs.

Cleburnc Telegram: We are asked
in horror-stricken tones If we are pre-.
pared to assert lbat the government OF
the great state Of Texas IL powerlcss 10
prevent fence.cuttinsa We are. The
government can no more prevent IL
than it can prevent fighting, murder,
petty larceny or any other crime. II
can, however, deter men engaged IN II
by sternly, and as quickly as may be,
Furnishing those caught IN it, This IL
work for jurles, not standing armies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
A nnrrl.l.sa ArrACk.

Cleburne Chronicle: The Galveston
News will convince very few sensible
people that 1t is the duty Of the gov
ernor TO call ont his militia 10 sup.
press fence-cutting. Tho local officers
arc the ones the law charges with tux
ing and furnishing criminnlE. Fence
cutting is u secret crime, The militia
might 30 to county wnerc the crime
prevails, but II would only find air 10
light II would never find cutter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

cution Of the law, and has been
sustained by combination too power
fnl 10 he overcome by the ordinary
judicial authority ofthc locality where
the crime is charged to have been cont
mitteos We guarantee that Ia every
such case Gov. Ireland win take care
tosec that, IA against the party OF
combination milking such resistance.
the law is promptly and Mlthmlly
executed, IL IL takes the whole power
OF the state The News does Coy. lre-
lNnd great inluslice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
wHAr rs rnrIAw wonrn9

Lampasas Dispatch: Judges. Wheel
or. Blackburn, Hood and others, have
charged the grand iuries in their sew
ernl districts in the strongest terms
aud pointed out the law, and yet no
indictments. The governor sits qul-
etly and sees properly, which people
hive paid taxes 10 have protected, de-
stroyed until the entire property OF
our class has been devastated, with all
the military and municipal force Of
the state at his command"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Waco Examiner. The official Denl-
ocrat who builds hope OF any lSind
upon the News will always turn up
badly disappointed in the end. II
hates n Democrat "lilie pizen.h IL
can't help il, aud il comes perfectly
natural for ii TO abuse him upon every
oct aston, no matter how trivial on I'M
iust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
roRcr or ilAnpr.

Waco Examiners The News never
feels exactly well except when II is
lighting some Democrat; hence its
warfare on Ireland 1t is only the
force OF habit. \ Democratic gov
ernor OF Texas is always legitimate
game for the Galveston News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Philadelphia, December y Arthur
Chambers, a pngilist, and Joseph Ae,
Ton, u professional wrestler, were held
IN $500 bond for trial on charge Of
carrying on gambling bystbe sale OF
pools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
cRuilIFy MN.

Dallas Times: Somebody tore q
picket from our yard fence, and now
we expect the governor to offer re-
ward for the fence-breakers. The
fence incloscs all The land we possess,
and we are as much entitled 70 pro-
lection at the hands Of the law ae a
man who has millions oineres inclosed'
If Gov. ireland does not offer The re-
ward, we call on those newspapers
which abuse him for the acts OF TIE
fence destroyers TO give him blow for
his indifference 10 our misfortune.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
GOVERNOR IRELAND.
What tho Papers Say of his RESPONSE.
bili,y FOR Cutting.
Aud The Uncallcd.for Assault Of the
Galveston News on Him ana
his Party.
REAqAN's sournoouy.

Waco Day; John Ii. Reagan: BE
hold how the sen breezes transmit un-
alloycd, uudilutud aud uncompromls-
ing Democracy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
N NounMINn.

Austin Statesman: The Galveston
News fixes the responsibility for the
present wide spread luwlcssness IN
Texas on the present state administra-
tion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
YEXAs. SATURDAY. DECEMBER % 1883
THE LADIES

WIN De interested in knowing that in TWO DE
PARTMENTS only the best work is artisticaly ex-
ecuted Our Millinery stock is very complete. Our
Dress-ma<ing Department fully equipped with first
class artists. MISS BERLIN * CO.,
Houston Street, Near the Square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

II THE NUNIHNVN - = -
Rrenlam Banner: Does the Dis
match think that the governor is an
autocrnt or provost narshal, that he
can order grand juries TO find indlct-
tnents. order state troops 10 localities
where the civil authorities have not
called for aid? The governor has no
more power to send troops where the
civil authorities aud The people. have
not called for them than has the ed
iior OF the Dispatch. IL is certainly q
Ind state Of affairs when grand Juries
fail or willfully neglect 70 do Their du-
ty. but the constitution does not give
The governor any power to control
their action or 10 punish them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

Houston Age: Can the Galveston
News name an instance, reported OIL
clnlly 10 the governor,in which a party
accused OF crime has resisted the exc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

uARRoID q. LEONARD, AITobNhn-
III af.iaw, Decatur. Texas. Praeilces ~ .lle
tsrrauf. benton, Parker aud Wise couniis.,
IN Federal courts ~ Dallas and supreme
court Of the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROFESSIONAL,

nR. w II. JERNIGAN, PIIYSIOMEDICAL
ID physician. Ohlce 2n9 Houston street,
m,,etoi p. II. Residence on Blum street
northeast corner OF square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

III farrell lawyer; Il. Ffiedenhans, in a1.l
e,,d iiye Etock agvnt-lawyers, land aDd i've
stnek accents, Fort stockton, Pecos county.
Texas. Have ranches from vlp ~ 70 iy9'1 ~,
acres. WIN buy and selihli kinds Of stoeA On
aauuliggtDu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-29

DUY THE GUARANTEED PIANOS, THE
ID Best makes IN the market, Weber, Pond.
Ives. j. r. Hale Il Co., al MAX Elscr's Nos. ~
and ~ Houston street.
EsTEY, MASON q HAhiLIN, AND
II Shoninger Organs, and a full line of mu-
Eicsl instruments at Max Eisers, Nos. a. and
40 Houston street.
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