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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

THE SHAE lSp THE REAL.-EvcTy good
thing has its hosts OF imitAtors every
genuine article it5 counterfeils. BAD
manners and wicked habits have theirs
also but he who shams the bad never
boasts Of it. while they who ape the vir
tues OF the good or stimulate the gen
uine never hesitate to place the coun.
terieit before the public in their most
allurng tones. When these people
initiate they always choose pronounced
type or popular subject, to copy from !;
and whom they claim TO be a. good a.
80. and so,' or tn sell an article EQUAL
to so and 90. the public may depend
upon il that Mr.. "So.and go and HE
articles are always the beet OF The kind.
Thus the sham is always proving the
genuine merit Of the thing it copie..
A firm Of enicrprisinR gentlemen pro
ducc and Popu.SrlEe an article OF hous {.
hold use, such as the Royal Baking
Powder. whose convenience, usefulness
and real merit make for itself an i'm
mense and universal sale. 4 hundred
imitators arise on every hand, and a
they hold out their sham articles 10 he
public. yelp in chorus, Buy th 8, its just
rs good q. Royal. and much cheaper :"
The Royal B.king powder Is the stand
ard the world over, and its imitator- iu
their cry that theirs il "ss good a. Roy.
al are all the time emphasizing this
fact. In their lsborious attempts 10
show by anAlysis aud otherwise that The
"SnowbAll' brand has as much raising
power "as the Royal" or that the
Resurrection" powder is ss wholesome
"as Royal" or that the Earthquake
brand is "as pure As the Roysl," as
well a. by their contortive twistiDgs OF
chemical certificates and labored efforts
to obtain recognition from the Govern.
ment chemists and prominent scientists
who have certified the superiority OF
Royal over all others, they all admit the
"Royal" to be the acme Of perfection,
which It is their highest ambition TO
initiate. But the difference between
the real aud these limitations, which
copy only its general appearance, is -
vide NJ that between the paste and the
true diamond. TheshEi6s all pay 'homT
age to the "Royalw
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

TnEv WANT TO LEAVE. portion Of
Phllipsburg's citizens are desirous Of
forming new county by taking parts
OF Centre, Cleariield and Blair and con
solidating them, with Philipsburg as the
county seat. This move is as stoutly op.
posed by others who object to the ex
pense of erecting public buildings, sup.
porting county officers and holding
additional courts.
Tho matter should be carefully con.
sidered and il a majority Of the voters
within the district, directly interested,
are determined TO have new county,
it will be 70 ordered. We shall part
with our friends under protest. however,
and hope after fuller discussion the pro-
iect may be Rban ndoned.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

-Overseer Of the Poor keichline
thinks that he can run ihinRs cheaper
than has hitherto been the case without
detrsctine from the comforts Of those
under HE charge.-Nass. There is no
reasonable doubt to he entertained. lie
can and will run things a great deal
cheaper than has hitherto been tho
case This is cold comfort, akin 10 The
sort received by Job when H. was In
trouble, and will not tend 10 add to Mr..
BAyard's complAeenoy Of mind. Save
us from our friends and well take care
Of our enemies
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
ProNiaion Aarkat.
SetC 1drertis6,H Cnfs.


PssrA as 10 tbs pTphsns' Cpart - Centre
CsSTstCo county. In TIE n8aitsf n The estate
~ Michssl De ksf. dsceAsff, rstiion ~ y J uekef
n have Audtors Rst. tsistfsd tArk g. Auditor Tor
corrrftiou Ard nos November ~, tSs. pstitioa
rad and rni~ 10 srsniNs the l~Vat-ss o. Mlrlasi
Decker irrssri. tp shoe why the Andltar -
post. ouSrva.d ~rfteHii~f lss2. should Dot -
tsrrei tsek e. ibs A. itf if the pHToss Il sHcsf-
tsinnF ihe anlovui tue the v1Aau o, esd de1sasssa
Esturuele st nett tsrtn ~ the Coart Ans uau,
hauh a. iss3. sefsitT o. t~ made 90 thosp tatfaus
unt ~ the etste hy rnhrsti"n IN re~ aFafeF tf
uirps tHes prot - the ttsi cay q neat trim sus
pausr mailed 10 The kauwH ~ tdence ~ such uen.
resi9snts ny thr Court Certified from ths records
this esh day - March, = isss.
jams 4 NCLAfS. G. o c.
shsrias 06loe b-llcf1uts IA. harth :, isss
AyrrSs !. bVNhkt. seatiH ~ Centre csuuty. Fs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

OUR ORCHESTRA BeIlefonte boasts of
having one OF the finest local musical
organizations in Pennsy lyania, composed
of tho following: First violin. lemuel
Bierly; second violin. Fred Reynolds /;
viola, DR.. A. Hibler; flute, Nathaniel
Bieriy clarionette, Robert Bicrly !;
cornet, T. NJ. Blanchard; trombone.
William nerstine volincello, +. Potts
Green; bass yiolincello, Charles Smith !;
piano, Miss Onmacht.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

70 JchH cofmsn, lsts - the ussuniy n Conirs aad
stats ~ PennsylvAnia
You are ksret'y autia-l that On ths eiA = March,
itea ful~ uFspa yea werr FrHaird hf ths Orleans
Court 81 Centre County afuFeis commanding tea -
npptaf ia sasd Csnr1 on a.. ssh aanaay II Affti fsta
sud shov essss, Hsny wa hss~ ~hg The ofTfsHs'
CuaFt sales nnia ~ ruu ~ fhe administrators ~
sud srveH arrsu ard any.feax fzefcirA4 IN MAfian
tua nship. Centre Cssuuty "a - yuu k,r y, TIA
aad the sfihsF tract o dss sHd huhafs ahd
hVs perches a the tle8sltr aforesaid, cold T. yea
march 81 fszs. shond MT = 81 aside ~ - II
yonf neu-aszn lsitsuce sfh the q ndiiicus q sslu.
1kHNs ;. McgaAfr, @ q. {.
AVsa~st r }. prssta. shsfin ~ renafe counav %
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

MiIESEtA' DoINGs -- Any rHEh ttst
si.hcs to become no,uriou, in our borough
niue, be the oNjer, II IN obi,.ar, notice or
be announced ~ = candidate. At tho IA,e
election Biographical .kcich ot many of
the candidate would rcNch 70 tho head
water Of Spring cr'ok ari tsrk 20 RooIs.
burg or h" h"g'" shove II. A briei'E"'ch
# '"w Nj. not D" snis' Our LAT" mt
n''irH! election SA' S'th'""'i success Nth
an "huhdano" Of inc"nH''"ncy. We hsT"
every '"r"'' ''' 'h' p'''lr b-' 'ae ''tch-
'ne' are !ndg" not. pr"sume ihere j. To
b" no d'n'n'''A'i'n A. The Inauguration
n ih"y a." gr'si on reform Tic cbiei or
mayor has openly ssseft"d that be would
sooner vo:" FOR the proprietor Of Iade'
than Tor Democrat III, principle all
or honchrrsn IN the contest, - n ,oid scy-
euiy GrconbHcker and ante. Beaver Re
publican, did noble ~ors to dyfch, broth
cr IN friend. love and chAriiy. Another
few ycar. ago lar 3oralec, Of duty in
ofTice VS.. anei, judgment rendered and no
audii Of the ssme ever having been u Ade
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

A CARp.-Any person desiring TO cx.
pose their property TO public sale, and
needing AN auctionecr for that purpose,
will do well to employ ions II. LoN0, of
Curtin township. Ho has had nine years
experience and is very moderate in his
charges. His address is Longvllle, Centre
county. n92w.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

CONSTITUTIONAL PRonIBirfoS The
committee appointed TO select cub
committee for the various districts o.
he county. reports as follows: Howard
borough VIM. 7. Lucas MlIrrhurg, h.
+. Else Mlllh-im, jacob Gephsrt
PniliI Ishurg. Mrs. VIM. V Hughes
Unronvrlle, Christian Buck Benner
jacob VI. WIl,on BoRRs, F. w. Barn.
hart, E.q.; Burnside, J. Il. y wcom,r
College, WIN. Thompson, Sr. Curtin
J. ". Packer; FerRu-on. Amos q IN
.on and Geo. Ecklc Gregg, Maj. j. b
Fisher I7ine', Tho-. Y"nrIck Half
moon. W. l.. Wilson Harris, DR.. John
F. Woods Howard township j. y.
Hal; Huston, Jno. W. stewart; Liberty.
Chas. A. Carter Marion, 5. FRAN :;
Miles, Hon. S-rnuel Frauck Patton, +
B. Waddle Penn. samuel Ard and II
T. Duck. E-q. Potter, CIevan Dinycs
and J. : Ilou."man Rush, WIN. Hess ;
SNOW Shoe. Rev. W. A. Carver; SIrirg
Michael Weaver, G"orge g. Miller and
rnos. Bill; Tay lor, Thos. Merrlman /,
Union. K l.. Unieruood; Walker. Hon
John Owen, and Worth. R.v. w. l..
Snhl.
The following circular wa issued
BrLLEToSTT, Pa. Mar. 3. 1883.
DIAR SIR: We send YOU supply of
Amendment Petitions" for your town
ship. II YOU are a. We believe you to
he friend OF the cause, no word. o.
ours are needed TO urge you to take an
active part in this battle for the Right.
viii you please select your own ss
sistants and carefully canvass your
township tdistrct) for yoTEEs' sigma
lures.
Read carefully and observe the print
ed instructions at the head OF the peti
tion and. when completed. forward a.
therein directed, to Hon. Francis lor.
dan, Harrisburg. Pa.
Io'TI. N hr rdiur,
y. :. KEiLrR,
CLEET~T D.IF.
j. L. VAN OENIs,
Ce-lmitcr.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

HoTicE.-Person. having Il. 4. uc,,
'enc" posts ard Telegraph pole. f,r .s,e.
will please ,end written proro,sl ~ the
kind, quantity, pr,ce and point Of delivery
along the line pf the Il. &. & Southeastern
L, X, within thirty days, b.
Il. II. LAwsmE, Jersey shore.
or ". ". KAsKIs, Lock Haven.
Ltf
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

OLIvETTE.--The rendition of this de-
servcdly popular opera at Reynolds
hall ~ last Thursday evening was n dc.
cidcd success Tho "Wilbur' Il n strong
combination, well supported and produces
un,quivocal hits in whatever it chooses 10
produce.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

SrRING MIL IrEw.-ColI, windy,
stormy March ia here, and with il, bad
roads, bsd colds, and all the disacrcoNblc-
meas attendant upon this season Of the
year. Last week certainly deserves tho
name Of salos week, n there worc four
largo sales in tho ncichbnrhood Of thi,
place. one Of these was Dr. !. B. Lett
zri The doctor and his son Charles will
locate near Frccport, Illinois, whore th"y
wil both continue tho practice of mcdi.
cine. What will Wallace Duncan DO
now l. tho grca: query for be- and tho
young doctor were iuseporabIc cumpnn.
ions. Mrs. Nellie Kumrinc, relic; %!
Jonn kumerine, who died two years ago,
fell victim 70 that fcli destroyer, con.
sumption, md on last Saturday evening
her ,piri: winged It's 1ich: scros. tho dark
river On Tuesday her remains wor"
committed TO their last resting place Rev.
Adams, Of tho Methodist church, Is hold.
ing = series Of meetings a, thi. place.
shannon Post G a. T., =; Centre Hall
hsd sermon preached by Rev. Fischer,
Of the Lutheran church, on las: Saturday
evening.
James a Deckort, of Poltors Mili'
has rented building and will engage in
the bu,chcring business IN the Spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

Bright Di.cs'e + the K,aaevs. Dia-
b"tes and other Dscbsos ~ the kilucvs
And Liver, which Won are being 81 fright
cucd about, Hop Bitter. s. the only thing
that Will surely and reraAucntly prevent
and cure. All olher pretended cures onlv
relieve fnr time and then mske vaa
mAny times Worse
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Thursday Morning, March 8, 1888.

CoRREsPoNpENCE. utalniug important uews,f u'it-
sd from any part Of the county No communicates
inserted uns.s accompanied by the real name of the
writer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
MARRIAGE.

PAYNE-NAs-oN -Tsh = l..s ~ Es- rr R.l.'
'it Hsuull, Nj luhu fistsheT Paybs u Hall y uau
" Ats ksry NEsyIi = LsIault Centre - ra
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

Cast scrap iron wanted for the cash
or in'exrtmnge for -Hsrdwafe-at-II> K.
HICKS Hardware aud stove Store. II.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Local Department.

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Sale Register.

1t is important that proper publicity be
given public ssiys, and so shAll Arno4ryr
in this column, fr.e II charge ,lo.e f.,
which tho h.Ils have L-an printed 81 the
DENoCEAr Office.
TtstbaT, AaEcH T.--tt the rs..arr,s 4 N.tla.!
k"fststsf 10 mile e.si ui Billie 10, uU the !.sl-1.
t'H" f'@d, hpf'"'. '"us tsftt~s sAyaus afG U't,E
farming iullsfs'ui lrfEh -tg'-f, A2.f..rs.r rA.
cyfi lhsErts a. (. ol'ssL
Fkirsr. Man '-a' NJ Eazl- - Bs~sr I.v.
.t.E, wagon iaiu.ag Implement ''e gpt I
N'f, AuftlpHoff. sale % &. 90 lu.4 D.
ItttAT. AtBcH lt-At tsutfs llaI. Url.ltt4. O.. -.
sale Df progeny, lat" q s=fSb kuAA d.rt4 L,us,
h'p'' Sh1 H"r"'uy nn'irHctrEs :. l. tIaBgl--.
kst AdHF- A. .,lH.tF-
T'Batf ht1ou ~ p. zee. 4ss.s, one mile ves.
of Ii"n. ~ IL. l-srIrE ..,, ,'.s. fssa. lrl...-
m'ni' ets J''a rrtt- Ap.t..-~.- ~s.e ~ 9 q .4u.s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

Suits made 10 your own meatufc syr
800 Ledrs gour ordc,. n dav.
MONTGOMERY n Co, Tailor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

4 New YEAR FoR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
A nea year Of The American Sunday
.chool Union, the society serve IN
Northern Pcnnaylvaria, b"rins to-day.
write nov brrdy in reference to th"
work yet 10 come.
After al ,hs, has been thus far accom-
pIi.hcd, it is within the bound. nf truth TO
ssy that there are thou.ands of precious
souls "in tho region round shout who aro
.till without Suniay.school privilege,
most IL not all the time, As we'll IS with
out = hope in he Savior Its ALEC cor-
tain that these thousand. will not embrace
tho Christian religion or hardly lead a
strictly moral lifs until they frst become
Interested in the Gospel truth which s
"ihe power Of God unto salvation." To
word of life fer ell tho needy without dis.
tinction and 10 disseminate evangelical
literature are among the prime objects for
which W. labor A volume Of interesting
particulars on this subject might be writ
ten. Tho gratitude feel cannot be OK.
pressed in words to the many friends who,
in many ways, have encouraged me dur.
ing the past year, darkly cloudcd In the
death Of my faithful wife on the day after
Christmas. Entering upon the work Of
another year, We trustfully hope for the
continued kindly cooperation Of pastors
and friends, expecting always as hitherto
the blessing Of Ged upon all we cndeavor
faithfully to do "in the nnme Of the Lord"
for the etcrnal welfare of immortal sogls.
X. CRITTENDEN
Bllcfonic, Pa, March let, les3.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

Mr. Daniel Hosternsn, ono Of the
Democratic war horses Of Penn township,
dropped in 70 see Us on Tucsday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

HURLERsBuRG NoTE, - Miss Annie
smith Of Jersey shore /. whiting among
relatives
David Zimmerman, Of McK"esrort, Al.
orh"ny county, i. paving visit 10 biz
fa,her, Lewis zimmerman, E.q.
The happie,t man in town f. Courtney
Garner who {. rejoicing over female yi.-
tor who calls him pspA d. HuQlcr.burg
children tall, so early in lie ED
Michael Huber, proprietor Of "Tho
Eagle, " (. suffering with boil on hi. face,
which confined him TO the house Tor frv
DAYS
On Friday there was bru.h.cu,,inc
frolic at William sh-G"rs where abou;
twenty-five participated and had good
time generally
soon the old barn on the John Dunklo
farm will be replaced by a now structure.
Hymcn is .,ill at work as the oglh we'd
ding came of few DAYS since the ysr,io.
thereto being John Brown and lady
'rotn Clinton county. John .ays ho doc.
no, like tho tito Of "oll bachelor 20 be-
jus. escaped the list. lNo.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

the Act Of 1873 authorized refundihg all
six per conu. AT rate not exceeding : por
cent.
No increase OF taxation can be legally
laid now, and the frat thing TO be done is
to pay the 81 400 Of floating debt. It
was a wise move 10 cease paying intcrost
on outstanding borough orders, but If the
authorities desire TO stop the intercst they
should pay the orders.
After the floating indebtedness ia liqui-
dated n sinking fund 70 apply on the bonds
should be started, and If only $1,000. per
Anuum could be saved 1t would enable W
to place our bonds At e much lower rate Of
interest.
Instead OF the council agreeing 10 de-
fray the balance Of tho coat Of erecting the
Abutments for the new bridge, solicit cub.
scriptions from private parties, most di.
rectIy interested, and II Judciously man.
Aged, the borough can 10 relieved of sddi.
tional obligations on that account
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Our Borough Affairs.

The Indebtedness Of our Borough, IA
shown by the following statement OF In
tsrest bearing bonds, IL tremendous,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

FoR SALE.-DrAit. on London. AuB.
tro.liungariAn, German and Italian pos
tai remittAnccs. Cabin, intermediate
aud steerase passage tickets between
Antwerp and New York, Philadelphia
II Baltimore, via. Rcd Star Line"
steamers, and between Queenstoun or
Liverpool and Philadelphia. Baltimore
or New York, via. Anne iran Line"
steamer. ApAH HOY, Agent,
for Peter Wright d Sons,
General Agents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08

THE SANE OLp SToRY.-A practical
joker - long time ago announced that he
had discovered "burning mountain near
Woodward. The description, 50 vividly
portrayed, must havo fingered in tho un-
frcquentcd lnbyrinths Of some other brain
and this letter to the New York Weekly
Sim, was the result;
To THE EDITOR or THE WEEKLY SUS-
SIR There u place several feet square
near the top Of Il steep hill in this vicinity,
and ovcr 100 feet above the level, whore
he snow mclts A. 1t falls, and where
.moke or vapor can be seen rising in cold
v"sth"r. When III" mercury stood below
zro in the open air, the temperature ros"
tn iG above in this hole, ~ tested by u
thermometer. The ground Is of n loose
slate gravel and on top Of the hull are
.hrlying slate rocks. No water j. near,
nd the ground /. perfectly dry.
Centre county, Pa J. ID. L.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
city
TAYLOR COUNTY.
business and Trade-LocaI and Personal
Gossip at Abilene.

business and Trade-LocaI and Personal
Gossip at Abilene.
Correspondence of Gazette.
Abilene September 12.-The sheep
trade is looking up at Abilene. Stinch-
comb, Davies g. Lambeth sold out
their flock. of Ohio ewes to-day to
Messrs. Wiser & Bingham, and some
sheep to Mr.. Grigsby of Jones county.
Mr.. Kirksey of Jones county is in
town i'm the interest of his ranch. He
says that the state school land of Jones
is on the market, and that every sec
ton is about TO he taken up and will
be sold to the highest bidder, except the
land that was settled on before
the LIST day of January, 1882. Those
settlers will have the benefit of the old
law.
The weather is beautiful after the
rain yesterday.
The boys are happy to-day. They
get all the fun and all the fish they
want in the creek one mile from town.
They catch them by hand, etc, and
carry them to town in wagons and
buggies.
Capt. Zugg, of Shacllleford county,
is in town. He says his sheep are
doing fine.
Bob Miller, of Ford, Kelsey & Miller
is out on the plains showing lard.
Hope you will sell, Bob.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Herlp CnIturo i'm Mnxico

-. Laredo Timesl
Mr.. Lnmote latea resident of tba
Nl,y OF Mexico. passed through La.
redo Sunday on his way to Belgium
ms native country, where he goes for
the purpose of securing thirteen fam,-
lies to colonize in the environs of the
capital OF our sister republic. His
object is the culture of hemp. the
raising of which is one of the princi
pal industries of Belgium. AS d con :
sequence the people of that country
are adopts in its culture. Mr.. Lamote
says ina IL grows oue-third better in
mexico than In the country to which
IL IS almost indigenous-Belgium He
acts at the request aud by the auihol-
NY OF the general government OF Mex
leo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
CLAY COUNTY.

Local and Society Items Prom Henrietta
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Henrietta, September 12.-About
twenty-five soldiers are in the city
awaiting the arrival of VIM. Nav.
models, paymaster L. s. Army, who
is expected Thursday.
EMisses Leila and Bette Munday
two of Henrietta's most char,njty
young ladies, " no have been sick for
several weeks, are convalescent.
w. b. Worsham's twenty Thousand
dollar residence is nearing comple-
ton.
Miss Lue Stegall returned this
morning from Henderson. where she
has been for some time visiting rela-
tives.
q. b. Bethel, our mayor, left for the
Louisville exposition and a short visit
home yesterday.
Miss Matte Soloman and Miss
Lulie Farthing, two very charming
young ladies of Gainesville are in the
city visiting DR.. Galloway. Some of
the boys are happy.
~. IL. Logan sold to-day his residence
to Mr.. j. c. Yantis of Illinois for $500
cash.
Miss Alice Coppok, one of Bowie's
pretty young ladies, arrived to-day on
Il visit to Mrs. j. II. F-rriss.
National Hotel arrivals: d. M.
Smith, Henrietta, w. b. Stickney,
Henrietta; w. II. Gentry, Sedalia,
Mo; w. J. Allison, Sedalia, Mo.
julius Bem,t NJ, c hicago; j. A. John
son, Graham; b. +. Williams, Ora
ham; John +. Brien, Graham; Thos.
Ball, st. Louis; j. Riggle. Fert Worth;
w. a. Beatty, Chicago; j. S. Logan,
81. Louis; j. nj. Callum, st. Louis; J.
nj. Johnson, Riverland; w. w. CANAL,
civ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
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Arrested for Murder in North TeNas-1
Siade- Mitchell Fight.

Arrested for Murder in North Texas-The
siade- Mitchell Fight.
Delayed Telegram.
lei Paso, September IA party by
the name of Doyle was arrested in Paso
del Norte, charged with committing
murder in North Texas in 1873 under
the Davis administration He will he
carried east tonight
The Slade- Mitchell fight will not
persons who are selt-appointed to rep
Kapsas City that the fight will come
off here.
The Mexican celebration comes OIL
Saturday next at Paso del Norte, and
a Zig bull fight and grand ball will be
the feature of the celebration.