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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09
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Daniel Etcinmauu

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09
Snma tfInr,liher nstcIIlanlIaer Paar.

Sau8 Sfleu,nder nSiclItauti5sr 9aat'
grneusrsr" In ttu IiHerss Uitttsl mn COUP
bsu 1u entFsrusn, bteRopi5uut pstB uue rein
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ban 5uars gIuui uHo Brtl4e uno mtEe BON
gdfllt6Eu unb yfaturnltttsn als etn Prapa'
rat BON uuubsybarsr gBtrhamltst rmplo4'
len, (96, 9t&p15l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09
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tsrju bar piu bGfaunt uub gsDd&rte Die Bit
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TIN utht HeBme, piirOe Der 3aUbsr Wtrtung8s
Ice Iair.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09
GnrppdtfAe RabeIberihte.
8armbsrJfss gdpsFeru ais RranI.urpartt
IinHCH.

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tiHHCH.
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6retbenfer uno 6epubltlauer, bot benz 80.
IpitnIe be la &burite" einsu Brtef geihries
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barnbgr3igCH SdDcferu ron ieuem SoIpi.
tale eutitiebeH tnbelt. Gr srttdrt, tetne an,
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ptufurIitfe SaHbIuug Der Ulouarhts uuO
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gou0eruCur beS trnustaiptI5su @ebiets,
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gertb be8 y}adlaHe8 miro aui $3,OOO,OOO
geihabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09

QtOerpooI, s. Qprtl, 1880 Rldm.-
Euumpolls: DitttsliOrte Sberlduoer 81 ,
bitto. RepsS sSrleauB- Ct. - Die Sertaufe
betrugeu L, 600, Spetulotton uub Qusfu5r
2OCO 8aueu, 9ufubr 10000.
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GbltgatiOueu 4.pro,. 1851, bttt6 4t'prOB.
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61t, Sas. Central 1919, Reaotug 27F, Ous
tnrto' g8eferu 214. Rertfuuti6s 59t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-09
RnhmnhIb NLMefE

BButg O6ne @d8e1mad, elegant NIT tassm, pH1I
oTGcirt purgtrgu rgsu!trsH, rstHtggH gHs Ega'tggE
bieig 4ileu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

Ferris pig hsms at Spencer & Tuck
er's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
BELL COUNTY.
The State Medical Association Local
Notes ana News.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Bolton, February 2a.-But little has
TRANSFERRED IN the city or county during
the past week that has not already
been wired you.
The State Medical association meets
here in April, and the doctors of the
city and country are already begin
ming To make suitable prepara-
tious to entertain their guests
handsomely. The physicians of
the stale may rest assured
that in Bolton they will find "a city
noted for lis good health and good
cheer. They viii be h, artily received
and well cared for. Lest any of the
NJ DIS who may visit our city may
mis,;nnstrue the open-handed llberal-
ity The, viii find here, IA an induce
ment offered foI some of them To set
tie here, your correspondent warns
them in advance that Bel
ton does not need any more
or any better doctors than
she now has in. her limits. IL there is
anything in the word of which we are
proud aud upon which we fairly dote,
il Is our doctors,
On the Sd of March our county COM
missiOners court meets in extra ses-
sion, AT which time bids for erecting
our new court house Will be opened
and the contract awarded. A number
of contractors have already examined
the plaus, aud doubtless The bidding
will be close. At the same time bias
will he received for reiiopring aud re-
pairing the iron briUge across the
Leon river.
1t is rumored that some OF Gov.
Irelands detectives have been sent 10
this county, and ~ consequences
fence-cutters are lying low. Speaking
OF Gov. Ireland, Notwithstanding
the bitter attacks of the
Galveston News uIon him
this county II almost solid for him for
reelection. The Journal, our leadipg
psper. has announced in his favor.
we of this county think he has per.
formed his duty fully, and that he VIII
i, ct prove one OF the best governors
Texas has ever had.
There has not been much discussion
here as to the place where the
next Democratic CONVENTION
should be held. III fort
Worth shows that she can provide
house large enough to hold II IN, ana
sufficient hotel room to ACCOMMODATE
the delegates, there is no good reason
WHY she should not be the choice OF
Bell county. 49,,
The weather for the past week has
been dry and pleasant and farmers ana
cit gardeners are making goou use
| of il. The small gra n of this county
was greatly damaged by the last sno"
and sleet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
B0SQUE COUNTY.
A Correspondent Shaken Up-0ther
Personal Paragraphs.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Morgan, February 23.-Your cores
pondtnts let er TO the GAZETTE OF the
18th inst. provoked the wrath of Mr.,
}. L. Wright, of this town, to such an
extent that he bounced down on the
GAZETTE man yesterday, hurled vol.
unie OF epithets at him and grabbed
he poor scribe by the throat and
threatened to punch him into mince
meat. But for reasons best known TO
himself, he failed to put the latter
threat into execution, Mr.. Wright
mas upon several occasions attacked
ciuz-ns, aud poured the walls of his
wrath upon them, and in one instance
STRUCK his victim over the head with
MS revolver; which weapon he contin-
Waiiy carries in his hip pocket Mr.,
wright, better known as Jim Wright,
haS vauiting ambition TO bud into a
iuli'bloomed desperate, and be to
Morgan what Ben Thompson Is to
nustin, Inc bully Of the town. How
20, he VIII succeed in his ambition re
iialns yet TO be seen. He emphatical
y Warheu your correspondent not e
MI Stite anything more to the GAZETTE
So piea.e don't publish this or Their,
may YET be blood on the face of tn,
"oon, and besides your scribe Is scare,
i ca p, actually shaking for fear OF tn,
MI j. F. Keller, of the Masoni
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
c. EVANS COMPANY FORT WORTH TEXAS

Mutual Benefit association of Texas,
located at Fort Worth, is now doing
Morgan
Ano her hotel will be In course of
construction this week.
In justice to the town, it may he sta
tel that the GAZETTE man was not
fined for the honor of being choked
Yesterday III train agent put the
bundle OF GAZETTEs of at the wrong
place. The people here don't appreci
ate being left without their paper, and
ii it occurs again he may expect u
visit from Jim Wright.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

rounding country is excellent owing
to the fine water we have, and the
bracing prairie winds that dispel the
malaria from the river that our neigh
Dor To our west has to endure summer
and winter.
Our town is eplivened in Il social
way by spelling matches at our school
room on Friday evenings, vocal music
by singing class organized some
months ago, and an occasional sociable
and molasses candy pullinga, ht which
the maid and matron and the bachelor
and belle seeTn b. vie with each other
/, see who can play the agreeable with
tue greatest success. So that Rhone
is adapted in every way for very de-
sirable place of residence, as well MS for
business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
WISE COUNTY.
Sowing Small Grain-A Fiourisilih1
Local and Social Items.

Mill Local ana SOCIAL itehiS'
correspondence OF The Gazette.
Rhome, February % -Washington's
birthday greeted us with bright sun
shine and cloudless sky. Since ihe
fair weather has begun, our iarIners
are as busy as bees, sowing oats. Inc
red onI seems t, be the most popular
seed with our prairie farmers, and the
black oat with our timber farmers. a
GOOD deal of spring wheat Is Deihg
snwn' mostly the Nicaragua. Rh|nie
has lhe brightest of prospects for me
merchant Touring mil to meet the
cor,ing crop OF grain, Our place Is
enrrrnnded by goud substantial gram
G,rnn.rs and when the proposition
was made n few weeks ago TO buiiu
t,r-t.clnss mill, they eagerly responded,
t,ro M three Offering to Take LOU
vwT ~ stick. sev eral $500 and SO ON
dow,, IN 500. aud the men VINO re-
snonded are solid men ana mean
lust W hat they say. ,,,.,o, 60 o,r
tom ~ five new families. Mr.. Baker
and Mrs Gales from Grapgns'nu ,pll ni1
rie In your county, pr. a, d. M nu pur'
and family from Decatur, ~, ara
Mr. C. w. Knight from Wise county;
Mr.. q. w. Wilmington has receiver ~
The anpointment of postmaster In place
offs. Z. Snead, resigned . .,
rbere ia a considerable amount OF
corn and oats being shipped from TINS
plsce to Wichita Falls, ana eouu u
deal of 1t for sowing rs wen rs ieeu'ns
Our public school closed to-day WIN
sixiy-eisht scholars on tne MI hon ever er
Prof. w NJ. Horne meets VIZ" W. s,hoo'
encouragement to continue 'i' o
by private tuition. .o., and sur
The health of our Town "n'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

Ferris pig hams a. Spencer & Tuck
ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

| E.rrv|
ksol
/ bid
hnciltl
|ur I'd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

Fepce.cutters are quiet ana horse
thieves plenty in Brown county, III ..
tain Gillespie aud a squad oil iahRers
are at Brownwood.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
LEIGH.
N, National Democratic
The Bureau Of AMI
Al Industry
LI.,bsr analr-Scrgeant
\ Museum Curiosity.

a.ncs of the Gazette
nsry aO.-The proposed
gr.. TO establish a nn-
Industry has mel with
On the grounds urged
live Lsnhsm in his
bill. 1t is regarded
lirbt of an offce-grah-
M engineered Ivy inter
\ AZ the same time
opposition at the stock
oun, Of the threatened
shipping Eastern
Sugh here to the West
LAT trade for the men
I'M aud for the stock
For example, a car of
bun the East. 1t pays
|ei and yardage blis
i to feed two or three
ch the cattle are re-
contributing double
stick yard interests.
erfere with the profits
sH and breeders, who
n Of them come from
b. And SO it goes,
: bis Ratchet tn whet.
II humber of terrible
law. been committed
success, is alarming.
young wolnan Was
e suUs in the western
lhe Crouch murder at
bud now the appalling
ilsons at Winnetba, a
b, is the most harrow
section, Surely our
must he on the waue
} are on the increase,
y, Of eases the perpe-
discovered.
or the national Dem
p coming to Chicago
l'ago hotslmen and
llysre joyous. There
llon at Washington
p and 81. Louis, and
between these two
EN- a little pnternria.
uld call it "cheeky")
pg 50 hard for This
she already has the
uIely ls no reason
clumittee should
they will have the
d Nothing will be-
psnbsrs Of the M a.
patil this matter il
! ptdfor being gt So slow
!, Insults, such rs the
sker resolutions bv
Germsn.American,;ys
sn very outspokeu
On of,he insul, of.
BY the noted prince ce
% America, and it 80.
Aei in Texas, gained ed
!, and attention iSni jr
y The resolutiops 9, o
! 4 to some recopp Il
y Somebody saws sayse III.
!; aeds about Com an'
= :
y klly and the bah,
y Contract with III n:
y onfor two wee iu !
y ttan he got NH in ,h'
! !, iapls Of VII Wat IN ,r ,n,
" ~ viOla ln, ,' en-
NE light 'o Of a bs IN
ls here and tax tak
ii, :. ei!Ivred him i'm b ,uA
81 a aas difference /
in'' isya Una .iial, an
" ~ for vsea 'he i
would 1 nn, ol
'i,Is p as pos III, nav Ia
By rood i's ,,a as
3, to js TIj Ss a,ll.,
n reprin,snr,SSasa,i oul
q \, lon that bs e a,o a.,
r1ll N 49, uc WOuI
~ y, The Ssb Snd .,.s ia
.'l,a wv cared for
". " popular en-
~ ~ unity would hs s
1 asuie or main
lacter gol pa,h ),
% u !, harper hi,
!. y ~ Declared Or
' : D & cSlsrssssith
IN y aI'SS VIII
VIA d,y ssgo,,,,,Seepi
,".sIr} ~ @0wuneil,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

All correspondence relating 10 tnis
department should be marked "For
Puzzle Department" FORT WORTH
GAZETTE, and addressed to w. ID.
Eastman, East Summer, Maine.J
3S.-CHARADE.
"EYrs;, Mary finished thar second yetF
Ana Is II quit, C mplet,?'
1t rs and she's in the easy chair,
With UhOic put under her ieet'
3i-REBUsGRAa.
ID
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Composed of q letters: ,,
Nj, o Is 33is II tropi al NUT VI
Nv 10 II 10 Is nvapor.
My 2i2 Ia Is II 4, u large box.
My ,7i2i52i y 3 IL II heating apparatus
My26l07 Is an excla ',iaiou.
My q l6 2l5 Is a piece oil III ney.
Ny whole Is a highly favored Iahu'
3e.--wonp SQUARE,
]. Alsh.
2. To aid.
3. an ancient race OF PEOPLE. -
4. A girls nnme
37.-ApsESr NowELs'
Mrhdlttllmb
tsfIcws n ssh W:
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TIL III b ssrtg, .r,.,nrrS
(ANSWERs IN TWO B,EEKSl
ANSWERS.
2l.-Dog star. ptso sire. 4.
28-l. Urn, run . spot, poss' D. Mss S'''' -
a. .They come, beloved ones, from 'ne
shore. e,o, rot. 4.
Brave, rave. g. Bring, ring. ., starry, entyya,
Atom rom. 3, Crow, row. o, Maodef' auuef'
10, GASP, rasp:
2G.--G lph II
nuig y
Borrow
banana
ye
n erei
tm.-Esf0Ns,
Nv lstis the state settled in lb>S;
Ny End is battle fought isSi ,,s,, ,s
NV 3rd IL he 9th presid' nj ui INC 49,
Nv IA, when the Pilgrims land, d. po.,ec
My XII IN a ylltage On the Missouri racine
RAN oad' ,s thu present governor OF Texas.
n, 7th ~ q city founded lsia horn
My slh Is whoa one OF the poets "''
IN, Nv 9th is the sth state admitted into the
| Union. e,,rsts
Nv nth ~ the 9TH governor o. leA"S
NJ i9,h what was IN vented ISL o
| IL; i9,h WA was discovered IN ID ,.
Nv lth is the county in when Wasnins''n
was born. ..,,,r,aas
Irbe au,bor of the above enigma VIII Please
send he answer to the GAZETTE u"''is '"e
present week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

,y VEL.
4 and EN-
the csrnTJ.
| as Of Ii,
| izeps ,,sp&
\ one oi.p9
Prssrnns%Hspds|
bsss'dsssi,Ssssg
lfSoss' ihyts'
lgges!. mpoIultl
d. ahuhu ~
sssl%Iow bip'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-24

~ aekmetaok,"a iasting and fragrant per
ume. Price IS and 50cis. J.. n. Brunswig *
Co whole ale and retail agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-24
Democratic Meeting.

4 meeting Of Democrats of this county
was heldatthe Court House in Charlestown,
on Friday July 18th, 1881. for the purpose
of taking action in regard to holding Mass
Meeting. az q date to be hereafter named.
Mai. ". III. T. Lewis, Chairman of the
County Executive Committee, called the
meeting 20 order, and on motion Cci. JNo.
T. GIBs0E was called to the Chair and Geo.
W. Haines chosen Secretary.
A resolution was offered and adopted that
committee Of ave from each district be APP
pointed TO FIX a date and make all necessary
arrangements for Grand Mass Ratification
Meeting, Torch-Light Procession and IL
Elimination.
Ga Motion the Chairman of the meeting
Col. Jno. T. Gibson, was made Chairman OF
said Committee and authorized TO call a
meeting Of the same.
The Chair appointed the following
persons TO compose said Committees
ChUlesfo,ca District-J. c. Holmes, II.
T. Miley. John T. Colston, Gee. w. Mar
low ard Jno. c. Wiltshire.
Wiaerqy-Jno. W. Grantham, Dr. a.
NJ. Evans, Eugene Baker, Geo. ID. Johnson
and Jas I, TruSsell.
.Shepherdsfoua.-Wm. Butler, II. c. Ent-
Ter J. L. Richard, Chas. IL. Knott, and W.
\. Lcmen.
HGrp,r's Frry.-Edward Tearney, Chas.
II. Trail, Singleton Chambers, Jno. r.
Foley and James NJ. Engle.
Additionally. II. 7. Lewis, DR.. w. w.
Brown. d. HeAebower, Il. W. Morrow and
Joseph Grandstalf.
JNo. T. GIDsoN, Chm'n.
Geo. W. Haires, Sec'y.
NoriCr.-The members Of the Committee
named in the above proceedings are re-
quested to meet at the Courthouse IN
Charlestown on Friday hiy 25h 1884, at Il
O'Clock, \. NJ. JNo. l. GIBSON
Chairman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-24
STATE OF gs'est Beirgimia,
County ofJefersC

COUNTY %. selcIsOu
Clerks oficcof the County Court.
The following is q List Of Deeds admitted to
Record in said Office during the week ending
July ~. lSSl:
|. George d. johnson md wife to Forrest W.
Brown. Trustee Of Jefferson County Building
Association. No. !. Deed Of trust dated July
10Th, 1884, conveying a House and lot IN Lee
town. Date Of Record. July 18th, 1881.
? jefferson County Building Association No.
5. 70 William H. Kable. Deed of Release, dated
June Both, 1854 Date Of Record, July 10Th,
1854.
g. William II. Kahle and wife 70 Thomas
7. Subet;e. Deed Of Bargain and Sale, dated
June 30;h, 1884. conveying Lot OF Lana III
Charlestown. and all buildings thereon. Date
Of Record, July 18th, 1854!
l. Thomas i. Srsblettc 20 George Baylor, Irus-
Zee for VIM. II Kablc. Deed Of Trust. dated
June 10Th. 1854. conveying Lot Of Land IN
Charle>t,wn. and Buildings thereon. Date OF
Record, July 18th, 1854.
Tcstc.
T. \ MOORE.
JuIv p 1891 Clerk of County Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-07-24

YEWsY NOTES.

The 81 district democrats have re-nomi-
mated Representative Snyder.
lyon Pike of West Virginia has received
land Office promotion from Is to $500.
The mother OF Artemus Ward, the hui
morist. died at Waterford, Me-, last week.
Valentine Fritz, aged 67, suicidedi in Bal
timore by driving 2inch nail into his
skull.
somerville's county store at Mitchell 5
Station, Y. NJ. r. R., was robbed last week
of s1OOe
Mrs. Carrie EdeIstein, New York widow
was killed in an English railway disaster
last week
Gov. Cleveland's friends have bought and
furnished Long Branch villa for his use
this summer.
Senator Mahone's wife and daughter are
settled in London until winter-after an
extended tour in Ireland and Scotland.
An accident to a railroad train On the
Manchester and Sheffield, England, road on
Wednesday Of lost week killed twenty-five
and injured forty persons.
Messrs. Chas Davies, w. d. Chadwick
and w. +. DiefIenderfer of w. Va. have re-
ceived Pension Office rromotions-to 81, 500,
$1,000 and 81, 900 positions respectively.
The widow Of Cyrus II. Mccormick, of
reaper fame, has duplicated her late hus-
bands $4,000 beQuest to Washington and
Lee University
Gov. Cleveland has no real estate and
owns hut 50 900 worth of personal property.
In brilliant contrast is this to some reptb-
!ican men of rams.
Cleveland has sisters unmarried.
Tilden and Cleveland have been the only
unmarried men since Buchanan who have
been run by either party.
There is talk among the Methodist Protss-
tant. of erecting q memorial church at
Grafton 70 Rev. ID. B. Dorsey-one of the
church founders.
sl0,S2l pension arrears has just been paid
the family of an insane New York ex-sci-
dier-thc biggest SOM ever drawn under the
Act.
The Government prohibition of rag i'm
portations for 90 days is deemed an excel
lent safeguard against cholera. The ship
ments of Junk hither might quickly spread
the germs of the disease.
An interesting feature of Louisyille's
southern exposition will be the Conieder-
ate and Federal memorials Of the late war
tokens, tragic and pathetic, to arrest the
ex soldiers memories.
The new steel Cunardcr, TIE Umbria, is
the biggest ocean steamer aAoat-saye the
Great Eastern. She measures 5000 ton
gross, is $40 #. long, 81 wide and 10 deep.
She has . decks-the promenade deck and
the saloons being 300 #. long.
Jas. Kitzurllcr. a young man summering
near Cumberland with his mother, was kill
ed last week while hunting with some COM
rades who had posed in dueIling attitude
before a stroning photographer for their
pictures.
80 leading Republican papers in New
York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut, NcF-
mont and Illinois have declared against
Blaine Nineteen German Republican
papers in Ohio alone have done the same
thing.