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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

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I'M SIaate Wialne getDDnner.
9ie Grgebnilie De5 @enluS tpeiier III
Itala6uletts pdbreuD oes Sabres 1880
52 9SalD : 8rdnoe auf Die in Solge
DDllUuIten ausyofomottDen entlta1oen, ullo
Dap 10 gSalDbrdlDe olr6 leldtllnnlges
lno lor9lOies Nbbreunen BON 9tttiIgge=
ltrupp DeranlaBt purDen; Sa9er perur=
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den, MusflDpfen Der " de ans qSTetfen ul0
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Ill ) 6ulen ptrD Das @ntiteDen oon ISnlo>
brQu0en GEM superintendent uno III 8
Udlen bOstDtulger AbRbt 3u9elnrteben.
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I'LL Die gr0Bte An5aRt 0Gn 4Salobranoett
perantirorllEU iinO, nu9teiI0 mGt bic ubrls
gen tin AugemeTnen Del lnbeoad)T1alntett
unD Dem 9elGtllnn 3u16retben fafll. Der
erite SGrltt, Ipld)t OaiDbranDe 5u Der>
DllIell, loQ1e oesbalb oartn be1tebert, Die
G%I1eubabne @e lellIaften 81 5toll8eil, Bltlz
telIfanQsr Gil lDren G0tDltlottutn allSubttTt5
gen. Gln 3Dcttes Secs loute Da5 Stoblen~
bremen regelr, uuo Elm GrtiHtndl9eleB
lpdre terner nOt1menotg, I'm gegel bosiDil@
ltge gratolttfIer mo lolGe WienlGen etl>
5uldretteu, melde 8albbral1oe aus 8abr=
lai1tgfett Derurlu1en. Do5 Midttgite mare
t~noelIln, Die DfentIide Dtet.tuug oufSuftaz
reu, DEM ein uOultQloigc5 8eritdtonIB BET
Toritfrage tpurDe Die bette @eDdDr oafur
Dleterl, DaB Der Dalo ben n0tltgel Sd1lB
finOe ulo b~ieieIige 8ead)tuug 9e1uiAne,
lDeIde Ct pGrDlent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
6DL1EnhIe.

Ser GinfluB Der 6ol5fo6le ouf bo5 @ez
DeiDen Der @etDd0le III ELL ouffauenber.
Mem Die Samcn bon MuryelgenGOien,
wie Dt0Grer, JtIbel1, 3piebcln &c. nit fets
mem &oDlenltdube = Dem Stage mad unt
Dos 10 bis 20fa1e beS GolnenS - Derz
nttldlt, aus8elaet f%peroell, 10 bcf0rbert oics
oaS @eocihe1 Der oaraua 81 g%eminnenben
6rii6te ipeIentlt6, nooon nir unS ben
leBten Counter lelbit iiber5eugten. Nu0
Die Wurtenferne, uuf eine llnterlage ioI1ell
&oblenpuIpers gelegt, briu9en rei1lidere
uno ibDncre 5Srudte. Ote 6ol3foble ntnllnt
befanntlid einc Wlenge Sac ouf, per0tdtet
iie, uno eS lit ni6t unpabrideinli0, Dag
chen bteier ltm.itanb tpobltbGtig Quf Das
Ma6Stbum iener Tridte pirtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
G1tfeifc1t.

Die gerIdieoen1etten bes StraBenz
pflaiters, namsntti6 in ben eroBeren
Stdoten, no ATE mo9It6en 8eriu6e in
Dieler Bcsiebung genta6t merOen, luie 3. 8.
nit Sizes, 6ol3, Stetnen, Qtspbalt unb
neuer0ia9S iogdr nit elmer Baptermaiie,
bringen groBe 8efabrem fir Sic gferbe init
ii6. @Gre es m0gIi6, Die Bferbe unbez
I6lageu seben 5u laiien, 10 mare Der nebelz
itano ioFort gebobells penn bet u1bel3la9ene
SUI getpGbrt Dem Bferoe cine ul1bebtngte
5tderbeit i'm Qluftreten. Oie Natur bat
bas 9ferb = tpie ole GDiere - nut nit
bemienieen allsgeruftet, mas iie gum 2eben
i'm Jt~atur3uitanDe brau0en; crit Der We1ld
bat Dos 9toB Su ietnem t0oustbiire gema6t
uno 5ipin9t oasieGbe, auf ben ibn 3u
ieinem BortDeiL utD Su letner Beqler1lt6teit
angclesten barten uno glatten Straben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
Gs iDnr oas erIte uuN bleibt

SaS cttt5tgc Observation-Disclosures
bos auganbltdli6 Die fdredli9ten G6merSen
itilt u1p Gnt;unDuu9en uno SlNtdnoran9
Iiuoert, glei6Dtel OBJ lie III Der gun9e, in
Dta9eu, III oen GjnSepeioet, ben Orile1
Doer dnoereu SraG1tet uuftreten. lDeltn mail
bus WtitteL etl1m0L benukt, ltlo 5rpar
sSn ether 01S stpaastg 0atR1ateat.
@lei6uieI ME sroB bie SAnter3eu dlt0 ieiu
m09en; Die dn Gbeuntatt5mu5 EeIoer0el1, Die
8ettld9eri9en, Die Terfrilppeltet, Die Nerpo~
fen, bic an %yterpenpe9 nnb anoeret Gro1fz
beitert 2eibenbeu meroeu bur6 bic Nnmert=
buud pom RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
ou9eub(idii6 Hinberuug Ijnoen.
Gntsiiuouaae Oct S3teretss G&tsit3t=
0t&ta0 Der &lafe, geDdrms grtt3ir=
ounq, Qur9cl=Gon9ettou, 6al3zgeiOeu,
Mit6md, 6er3flopiell. 0piterilde Nnfdlle,
grGltne, 8opfrDe9. ~l3abni0nter3en, 9fer=
pofitQt NecDenlDeD SDlotio1t9felt,
GheumGti5nrus. NiiftTpeb, 8ruit=, Glt=
fenz poer @lieGerla)n1ersen, Suetfduuz
qelt, 8e~rltouGunge1t, granomunOen,
faltes uno bisigeS 6ieber.
Tie Nnpeubuue Don READY RELIEF
on ben IeibenDen 8beilen perI0aiit ou9ens
blitljGe ginberutg rnb @rieidterun9.
GreiRi8 bis ied5i9 GropfeIt in Elm fletnes
@lo5 9SGiIer Detleit IN 1pelii9eft Nugenbildeu
&rampfc, WiaoeuIQure, Goohreitnen, bitioieS
&cpfmeb, Giarr6oe, Gu9r, &oltt, St0bun9en
uno Gle trter!ide1 G6lrer3en.
Hetienoe lolltclt tets etneiSlGlbe bon RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF BET fi6 trooen.
Q8eriQe 8ropfen baDnr, III Maller oet6dit,
beuGet alien bell &ranfbetten u!lO o0n1it per-
fniipften geioeu, bic aus Dem @ebrdlt0 un=
eenD9nteu 3~rinfmaler5 entlpri19elt, DOR.
SIS 1T elm be'ierer GtimulQnt alS Sran3=
brQrutIpeiu nSer Gitter5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
~5saNman'a reeatItreuNr Ntueu
8outommene Qurgonsen, Ii1ber11be Obs
fubrl1ittel, mirfen obue G6mer3,
tets 5uDertaiii9 uno notirli9.

49,
Gin besetabitifdltS Grfabnntttet far GaIoneI.
@6uig obue BeigeIanad, elegant nit fiBem gar, olaz
tirt, prrgirenS. rsgulireuo, r~eirigenb uuo f~rdftiqen6.
9~taOnag's Ntue1 sun Setting aaer Dtogenz, Seberz.
s5eo61me<, &terenz nr0 Slaleutetbeu, gerpentraufbetten
Fopilpeb. 6urttcibigfeit, 9e.iIOpfun9, unperbouli6tett
g~pspepiie, Gdlenleiber, 6ieSeT, antsrlei6s ert 5iinoune,
ndmorrboiben uue aler Gt6rur9en Der Ginge1oeioe.
Gein pc9etabitiid, tetue Spur BON Dfertur, Nttneralien
o6er Iddpttden 3ro3uer.
H% Mdn btodte fol3eHpe Spnlptonte pom F~ranfbet<
ten Der Beroanun6s orgone: 4ertopiuu9. iunerlt9e
Sdmorrboioeu, BlutpaluHg mad benz 6opie, Siure i'm
0laqsn, ~lle5effeit, Soo5rrnneu, Gtel Dor Dem Gleu, D1az
aeu6rildeu, iaures aufitoBeu, itr.enbe oter bebenbe @mz
athcm6eidmeroen, 8eben bes 9er5eus, ertiden6es
Gefnbl beim 9tegen, 7leGen ober Shore Dor ben Gugen,
;teber uro bImpfe S9merSeH i'm 6opie, @eonsel
an 4usonnitune. qetbe5 Nusieben Der 0out uno Der Ius
aen, Geiteriteden, S9mer3eu IN Der Sru1t uto IN ben
g[iebern, pI6sItae auiUalun9 pom 3tse, Srenne1 bes
Jleii6es.
Gtnise Ooien Don g q rs Ptllen perher ben
R6rpcr pom aaeu obenseuonnten aranfhetten beirstsn.
9retS 25 GentS ote GNaGtct- Bet
2%lpotGefertt st baben+
Waan leIe: SO a 3 / uub SaIf6. j"
Waan I6ite cine griefmorfe an & al II an
g. 6 o, go. 30 Marrenz, @ds Der @6ur9z
CTR. Gerp Oerf.
ga- geIebrung. GauleHbe pom Dollars pert5, ptrb
hafiir sueeiat4t rperoen.
an OaS NmbIifntt.
sprIorot ia uur ytaomap's uuo adtet borauL bab bcr
Hame v9tabrap" ii4 aai bsm setaniteH @rtItsl 0eti'astl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01
DR.. RAILWAYS
SarsapariIIian ResOIvent,
9pr nrnfp 0fnfrrininpr

IfropDmt0Ier ober fDpDititifGer,
erbIiGer o6er attftcGettoer Nrt,
eIei6ptel Oh Tie III Der 9un9e, ober int Mas
gen, in ber 6altt, ober in ben Sudden,
int Sleii6, ober iii ben 9eerueu Iibt,
bic feIten 80rpertbeile anfribt,
ooer Die Sdfte perbirbt.
@brouii6er &beumatismus, Sfrop5eIn,
Driileni6pelung, &opfi6nter;, trodener 6u=
fter, &rebsletbeIt, ippbilitiide Seiperben.
2uneenblutun9eu, SpSpepiie, rpdiieri9es Nlfz
itoBelt, @eli6tSreiBel, 1DeiBe S6meIlul9elt,
@ei6miilite, Slut9el6lpitre, 6aItz ulto 0iift=
&ranfbeiten, Observation-Disclosures Ueiblibe
GeioeIt, 9i9t, @aIierindt, SolSfltB, Glfts
y0brenentSiinoun9, S9pinbi u9t,
Seber6efNtperoe1 1t. I. -.
Oos G"arIapariQior 0teiolpent iibertrifft
uint nllr ole NetIntittel in Eurirer 6ronis
10er, TfropBuI6Ier, couifttutIoneuer INN
Sdutfranfbeiteu, ionoern es lit du6 bas eirz
3i9e enti6ieoene Dtittel CUR 6etlun9 BON
0ierctt= 1tto 8lafems8cS0wcrOett,
Sorn= nnb @eb6rmutterz 8ratfbeiten, Nie=
ren9rteS, 3nderbarnrubr, WaIeriu6t. Ver=
3olt1tn9 unb unnilfirltdem NbTlieBen DeS
6arns, gri96ti0er &raufDett, GimetBf0rper=
den i'm Darn unD in alien SGIen. 1perll fi6
3~ie9elitdubartiger g0benlab I'M Odrn 8et9t.
ober meun lesterer bidhiiii9, unfair, nit
eimeiburtt9en Subiton3en ooer 6Gben 1pie
pon meiBer Seibe 9emii6t erI6eint, ober
peun CT Elm franfboftes, b~uitfleS, 9dui9es
&usieben rn6 einen Sno9enme5lzartl9eu
gfieoeri6ios bat, u1o rpeur mar beim g8oi=
i~erlaien Elm ite4enoes. breunenbes @efG9t
urb S0nter3eu in ber 3ideubeuse unb Qe1s
benee9en0 entpitnbet. Sci Ap0tbefern ill
baben. RreiS:
Gin So4at4
Gis0eiGUiiIte, bic iest se6a Sa5ren ge=
t1aGfem t0nreu,
purben bur6 Ga0waD'S G~r3neien fltrirt.
tame me1 Nr SreiRs pO as 8' ieees e am5sie m Ri29 o' EN-
2beel0fiel BON bieiem bat i6on 8trfu19.
no9e9er r1at Don anoeren 0titteln flint bis
ie1sn1al 10 piel brau3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-01

0bpei3en ,Gurbfoq, Cholera Morbus ooer
i9mer5bafter Gtubt8ang meroen innerholb
is bis 20 Winltten furirt, fpcrn man RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF ucd Ser @e=
bruuG3onmejlung eiuuimnt. @eoer Slut
dnbrdn9 nc6 G1l13iiubun9, peoer S0pd1e
nod Nb9eIponutbeit iol9t auf ben @ebrau1
uou r. r. RELIEF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

will be necessary for its protection.
The prejudiccs against our PEOPLE,
which the persecution of the Chinese
in California and the unfriendly and
restrictive legislation ut Wash
inrton has intensified will cause the
Chinese to prosecute Americans doing
business in that country, whenever
war, which has the effect Of unbrid-
ling the vicious in all countries, shall
once be inaugurated. On the other
side OF the Pacific the condition OF
Peru and Chill also requires the prs.
encc Of armed vessels The navy de-
par,mcnt has mono TO dispatch to
either place. There are now in Chi
nese waters five vessels, all but one
second aud third rate ia equipment
AMI armament. The Pacific squad
ron is still weaker and com
prises only four wooden-s crew
vessels, wholly inadequate to The SER
vice now required of them. The
HeroM says "nueh in the situation
1.-The reasonable demands for South
America and from Asia upon our navy,
and It's inability to respond promptly
and properly TO both which puts the
people of the United states 70 shame
and should put the people Of the
United States 10 earnest reflection.
Let them reflect that these demands,
TO which our navy Is inadequate, are
incident to time when we are at
peace. They are merely demands for
the protection of peaceablc citizens of
the United States resident in foreign
lands, who are imperIled by iiostili-
ties 10 which our country is not q
party"
This being the condition Of the
American navy and the requirements
made upon ii in time of peace, what
aspect would the United states
present, in the event of II misuunder
standing with any foreign power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
TIE GAZETTE WORTH TEXAS JRDAY SEPTEMBER x
travis county authorities Is left foi the
Officials to explain.

Travis county authorities Is left foi the
peniteDtiary officials to explain.
san Antonio Light: Lucy Sullivan,
vho il supposed to have eloped to
Eagle Pass, has been found in bagBio
across the san Pedro. She is only IL
years old, aud seems bent upon con-
iinuing her evil course. She was taken
10 the police headquarters and there
detained TO await instructions OF her
friends. but was subsequently released,
Il being understood that they had dis
carded her. Her friends are respect
able citizens, and her conduct Is Il sad
blow TO them.
Dublin Enterprise: Several days
apo Dr. Heradon found the wire cut
around the water on his land which
he had fenced, and as water was scarce
il WAC thought that may be this was
done to admit stock TO water and
probably this would end the matter;
bnt one night last week DR.. Lewis
feuce vas cut for distance of about
three miles The wires were not onty
cut, but blinds cut down aud in many
places posts pulled up or broken off.
From the tracks there were several en-
gagged in the cutting. On Monday
night last Mr.. Dubois, near town, lad
about mile OF his fence cut probably
by the same devils.
San Antonio LtghE There is now
living in the city, at the corner OF
Goliad and Water streets, n lady who
is entitled TO liberal share of sym
patty from the citizens of this city.
By circumstances over which she has
no control she has been left in n des,i-
tute condition, aud is Ia feeble health,
with three helpless children to pro-
vide for. When it is known that this
lady is granddaughter Of David
Crockett, the hero OF the Alamo, she
cannot fail to excite public sympathy,
and the cili Zens of San Antonio will
not find u better time to show their
appreciation OF the services of the dead
hero than now, and at less trouble and
expense tiIan the proposed Alamo
monument.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
PAL0 PINTO COUNTY.
Rain and Business OutloDk-AmonC the
Csitlemen-Othcr Local Notes From
Strawn,

Correspondents OF the Gazette.
Strawn, September %. had a
splendid rain this morning. The rain
and the drummers made a grand rush
for this place as the streets are flooded
with both. Merchants and farmers
wear smile that would astonish peo-
pie who live in drouthy district
Several of our leading stoclimen
have joined the Liberty Cattle Com
pany. Frank Crowley has been ap-
pointed general manager. Mr.. Crow
ley is a model young men. He is also
one Of the directors of the comnany
] is hoped hy all that know him that
he Will succeed in his Kew departure.
The company consists of number %
Wide-awake men, such as Tobe John
son, Frank aud Thorp Andrews of
Fort Worth. and III. NJ. Pegues, q. w.
S5trawn, and A. Crowley of this place
ihey have something near 1000 head
OF cattle under herd near this place.
j. L. strawn and l.. III. Buchanan
OF Peoria, Hill county, have formed a
partnership and bought A. +. Crow
ley's ranch near this place for the pur-
pose of stocking it with cattle. Such
an enterprise is always welcomed.
Cattle Co., is visiting his relatives at
this place, and will return to his ranch
in Baylor county, near Seymour
THIS section OF conutry il not both
cred with wire-Hut,cr., though there
were in this place few days ago some
men that carried something in their
saddle'pockets that reselnhled wire
clippers, though they claimed they
were oontrivances to pull nails out of
their horses feet. Whether they can
tell wire fence from nail i'm a
horses f0o; j. not known. May they
pull nails only.
We have splendid schonl here. and
me attendance is good. Prospects are
TAR for graded school before lone
Prof, Daniels is PRINCIPAL.
Cotton is coming in slow. Some
man is wanted here to buy> wheat. "a
there il more than can be ,Nnsumed
Times here are better than for some
time
). D. Brothers, from near Gaines.
vitle, has located near here with his
nero OF horses, consisting of four hun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
Parker COUNTY.
nFiei Geographic Corrcspoudence--wost
erford Vsaifs

"F'ei Geographic Ccrrcsroutience..,yoa
erford ysraifs.
CoIrespondonco OF the qngcttc.
, ,Weatherford, September 2O.-Tbe
lolowiniS tsiegraphic correspondence
waa had hesc Yesterday:
nv q, WEATHEPFoRD, September 10.
10 We Fort W9rfh .GA3SrrR:s
we nave upWSris of one hundred
D M 81 US good,cotton as ever came "a
" ea.herlord, now on the square, wait.
ing lor The best bid from the Fort 70,
morrow. Please hckj us and We will
pull Tor the Fort. fSignedI 49,
THIRTY FARMERS.
~ , per c. w. DAVIS.
10 which the GAZETTE returned tho
Ito1l n terse and eminently sensi.
~ = ;, FORT NORTH, September 10
~ "a; ~. DAVIS, Wenthertord, Texas.
bo mv are nov dealing III colombo not
Fort WoRrH GAZETTE
seems that Mr.. Davis, aud others
concluded that tie depression in cotton
} esseruay was caused by combination
auaiohg me buyers here TO Get their
sV'euh Ior less than il WOO,
moItn' = am sorry 10 say tbav
of Me or e o,S rag in this belefby some
netler' They, and every other sans ,ib%
man, ought To know that cotton 49,
nave hore>sense than to resort r. s,,oi.
;rh 'tnansparent TRICKS as that would ' be
i ing St e. answer comments
i'ssil 10 our BUSINESS men nus
captain |. n. dlonch starts to.yiot.
On tl lrip to his old,home in Tcnnesssnna'
70 visit his aged mother ana o, nhnvssee'
,.In He will also fake in the op rti-
we m ennoI ;ahe during his absence.
mornins n'nGe I, ran fell here tbs
IN, Mr.; =, d. Farmer, a cattle lIsSg
p peas worth, IS in town to-day on 6u,.
Nv we e have new deputy county clerk
Jerk Il i % ao i. iatton, Bother Of the
siil make, like his brother, a ny. an
icieht and painstaking officer CT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
rnE AMERICAN NAV,

INC New York Hero'd is engaged in
me production OF lengthy dophla.
or ,t" eHi'or'als upon the inadequaey
oi 'ee American navy. Il argnes ~
ITS y. own satisfaction that a war between
!, rance and China Is inevitable AMI
' suas England viii necessarily he
orawn into the contest. That AMER.
eau interests in China are such tb,t ~
, way event OF war, the presence of \
'''se naval lleet in he Asiatie waters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

TIE Galveston Ne~s prints n
lengthy and interesting interview with
DIR. Il. ID. WooTEN, one Of the regents
ofthe university, which sheds coiIsid-
cradle light upon the condition of the
university funds, and accounts, to the
satisfaction Of the Ncws, for the fall
ufe ofthe regents TO provide for the
opening Of the medical branch of the
university at the same time az tue
main university. 1T transpiresl that
the funds were not at the disposal OF
the regents TO accomplish this. This
fact might have been communicated
to the public through the medium OF
the press months ago. aud saved the
board much criticism and unfriendly
feeling had they not chosen 10 hold
their meetings with closed doors, aud
to keep their proceedings from the
public. Arrogating all wisdom them
selves they ignored the public whom
they served, and saubbed the press,
the IN, dum through which the public
expected to derive information upon
this important matter Had the press,
and through it, the public, been adj
yiscd that The regents had not the
necessary funds at their command to
the medical branch there
would not have been a word Of com.
plant uttered. The GAZETTE trusts
that other public functionaries will
take warning from this and not keep
the public in the dark regarding their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
TEXAS STATE NEWS.
Two precincts in Erath county de-
lated The hog law bX an almost unani-

tI,.1 ,,ra,;noio II, t'roti, ,,,,I, H.
feated the hog law by an almost unani.
NOUS vote.
,v.,.,,h,a ,r..
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~" 10 49, ~ o',onei " ~, ~
y .i'eati i1 ~ 'i ni, my WIZ pfoo"-
~ tra,.og,a.i,;. =. 49,, t.n.
~ .'se ~ ,,'uis' ne
- o,i .ii,', =" a''l-
i"s , 49, -. 9''''iA o"S''''
"'''
Wise county man had u night and
immediately thereafter rode to Deca-
tur, made complaint against himself
ana pa'o ms nue.
MIS-, II. j. Alexander, OF blooming
ton, Ind, wantsto hear from her sou,
Ned T.. Foster who strayed off to
Texas over year,ago.
a petition is being circulated in ri
paso asking tile President to nsrdon
Robert Il. Doughty, who was convict
ed in the Federal court a year apo for
robbing the mails.
! A case is on trial in the district
court at sherman that has been on
the docket for the past fifteen years.
and the cost in which have already
run up into the thousands OF dollars.
Cleburne Cbronjc'c. Mr. Sloughtor
the contractor for the new cow 6nusa'
sov hc vii, Ioso O. On, -
Three thousand dollars OF the amount
he iOst on his first suh-ccntraotor for
the brick work.
Rrenham BoDnsr. If NAV ho t,,l,,
said that there is hardly ann,Ier statJa
in the Union that las maaa s,,,
rand progress In the aocu,nr,lsti.' nue -
wealth during the past yeor nS ~; ~. ~
An increase Of tnyable vaimas ~ ttno
coo 900 in one wear is somstbi ~ p ~ w.
proud of
Decatur Past. On Iasi ca,,
night some unknown nartis. n,', '"A3
destroyed about three onartsrs @ nra
mile Of Mr. Tom Isrroij,, 49, ~
Mr.. JnrraIi has a ,,a.t,,r, VIE leuce'
acres about onr b,nSrad NJ. ~ ~, 10y
Sand Hill. Warrants v,c,n -. 80 CO.. y.
Jim Stevens. II. Moss ana :! y; ~
as the guilty parties " HioSs
Waco IL maxine nr,n.n
Major Penn's visit on October l. Tb '
bis tent will beispresd ON the east side az
the river about mile from town. be.
tween The Texas & st. Louis and Mis-
souri, Pacific railways, and trains will
stop for visitors arriving and denartina
The Central depot IL about q hsIs MI
distant.
Iampasas G,oLe. yo.,
commissioner u soi,t M e,sterGay The
lars worth OF the cont bo a,'ouf l dol
par TO citizens Of The , conn 9oi'us sr, III
bonds hear clgh. per cent md r rne
fifteen years. ii IL about da GU suh
make the bonds six instead , ~ eii.h !.
per cent, this being the rate "a viii,
the state proposes 20 take s," a. WHICH H,l,
when properly issued. 49, 'oiios
Bonham Ae1roeote. Mr.. W.,
of the largest Isnd Nv, mr' wise, one
men was hung anJ reis ana stock
wards riddled win b,iI ~ 9ooy after
Of lawless wiro'fe ," bullets cnt,ns oy party
day night. Wise had twrIv ''as' . mon,
miles OF land in the southeast rdusle
OF Hunt, and propbably some IN ~ I, ,Ti
Sins county. Stoke Donmiasonia f f,o ,.
was also cut last Sunday nigat IN IN me
northeast corner OF Hunt conntr ~ 'ne
Galnesv,lc n,,,,.,, .'S'
and well i'r,V i"" 90 The large
Messrs Brav UMm pas snd 5"re belonging 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

G@N CRooK is still writing supple
menlary reports OF his expedition into
the Sierrcs after the Apachcs; the old
men and women are chewing the cud
ofconsen'ment and government RAJ
lions on tie reservation, aud jim and
MS band OF warriors are raising a
large quantity Of III and hair lin
western Arlzona and Mexico. The *.
net amount Of glory earned by CRook
can not be accurately computed until
the returns areaII ia and an Official
count made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

'oNNEcricur has It's second ease of
the mysterious murder of n woman
wi.h'h year The land OF steady.
hablts seems TO he deteriorating. The
condition OF Affairs there will soon he
~ Dad as they are down south y
where The ehiNalrlc citizens shock the
sensitive nerves ofthe down Eastersu
"N Fe'entIng insults ani injuries with
asiS-shooter, For oursolf we prefer n
'o'i'nluh'ty where the men are brave
ana ehivalric, and where women are
protected to one whore the most
wfocrioUs crimes are The murder Of
deteneeless women.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

THE New York 2fjbaae speaks of
that versatile drummer, JosEpn Mur-
liArfQN, f.sq., ms journalist, and h.
Gates his meteor story in Fort Dodce
Kansas. The New York Heyotd
Equally correct In general news, speaks
VI 'he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as being IN
commission, with Commander III. t.
"Vl''AN commanding, The general
Impression prevails that ,he Asenlot
went 'othe bottom, of the sea last Feb.
roary' and that Commander MurI.Av
mas oeen dismissed tho service for ner.
iigeht conduct. But we all make n,is-
takes sometimes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

b. The first day OF November the
last Of the outstanding three and II
hair per cent bonds Will have ne,n re.
deemed and cancelled aud the rcdemp-
tion If the three per cent bonds will
hlvs been entered upon. Tho bonds
an the Greenbacker so down to-
rpthCr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22
nnAscn nYrlrrs.

So ws IovtsG PU2hsHlEo { On 'bNY
.,no .,,ence onI nc receipt ~ astro ienfs-
asd s,lD,crfgfioAg and Uhsye dics Of 1is PM
SoSly's Publications my Arrays be Ion'c' "a
'' AZ ASroyio-No. ~ Doi0ro'os street,
] snoaE HARRf5 Dopage,, CnAs. HKABAudh
a Assistant. ,<.
InIoRApo CtTY---FD CUHp, Manager.
WAcO--J. *. STREET Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

HoAlE iden of theextent Of trade aud
travel in this city can he formed from
the fact that ia addition to the street
ears, omnibus transfer companies aud
the usual complement of street hacks,
two lines Of Herdlc coaches will soon
appear ON the streets, Fort Worth
beats them nli alike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-22

It requires one cent 10 prepay the
postage on u copy Of the GAZETTE one
cent on the Wool Growcr and ttoo
cenis on tne Stock ,Jomam. Where
two papers are enclosed in one pack
age it requires two cents, and If AN
other paper Is enclosed with the Stock
otsrnul Ii requires three cents.