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An immense stock Of ARTIST TUBE
fJOLORS. BRUSHES, PAbETTES,
PLAQUES DRAWING PAPER, etc,
H.. at EcKFoRD's Phoenix Drug Store.
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TOYS at BIC. Buchanan q COS o0f"
For HOT SPICE RUM PUNCH, Call
at the GORDON HOUSE BAR,
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Opened at Mrs. A. NJ. HENWOODS,
on the 23rd. Pattern Hats and Bon
netts. Oriental T4aces and other Novel
ties all OF which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
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MARRIED-At SmithviIle, Mis-
sissippi, on Wednesday, December
17th, 1884, by Rev. o. L. HALEY,
Mr.. f. p. ALspAUGH to Miss l.. a
WAX, all of this county.
The happy couple will accept oul
congratulations with the wish that
they may never experience aughl
but sunshine and happiness in theiI
journey through life.
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.ey.Al, of the renowned and popular
Handkerchief Extract ID any qea l,a's.,
for sale at Eckford's Phoenix Drug 0'oie
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Fl G. Buchanan q Co. has the largest
atock and incest selection OF Watches
Clocks and Silver. ware. Call on them.
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MARRIED-Dec. 18th, 1884, by
w. l.. Tully, Mr.. SAMUEL j. WARE,
to Miss LuELLA J. PUCKE1T, all OF
this county.
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Wagon an d Team for Sale.

Parties desiring to purchase TWO
MULES, WAGON and HARNESS, can
do 50, by calling on
Dec. 5.lm. j. W. LEE.
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asTSPONGES for the BATH -
sPONGES for CARRIAGES, oPON uh'o
For SURGEONS, SPoNGES Tor
SCHOOL STATES, at low prices, at
ECKFORD'S.
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"HOT SCOTCH" and APPLE IoD'
DIES, ali the II ge now, Try them al
GoRDoN HOUSE BAR.
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braces the first leisure moments to do
Justice to the memory Of the deceasec.
And what sad duty to perform. 1t is,
indeed, a melancholy task to contemplate
the death OF the young, the gay, the
beautiful. When We see the OLD, The
/ aged, the decrepid and the infirm sicken
and die, we feel melancholy, but 1t is -
philosophical sadness, which ctn be
comfolted, Us it IS mete and proper that
the weary pilgrim should cease to dwell
/ in a world thai has lost all Of its charms;
but I'd see Il lovely young woman, IN the
midst of life and health, with cheeks
| that seem to have robbed the rose Of its
hue; W. say to see such creature cut
down, is indeed a mouruiul spectacle,
aud causes HE siuiul heart to wonder at
Che mysterious ways OF Providence.
| CAL1IG K. PBIcE. who was The daughter
Of Mrs J. 4, Kidd. was born IN Aber-
deem, Miss, ana at he time Of her death
was a little over twenty three years Of
age.
Gallo K5dd-for such was the familiar
n me- by which she was known by her
friends at school-was universal favor.
lie, beloved and esteemed by her asso,
ciates and teachers. She was marred
ON th, 23rd Of April. 1854. and died On
fl. 1A.b If nscenber 1924
rpEpa has tha raI4ntlass hand oe le3th
Ii,a Il coIj FROST that nins the tender
lind cn+ short fine lifa of one of the
,,,rast and Iovaliest rra,tnr4s thot ever
or,cej the earth Like 4 sunbeam of
LIGHT she clidei among ms for a while
n olajaan onr bearts. like a vision Of
l,v.,ipese she has nassed AWAY. leaving
MI in gloom and darkness behind. After
. A,atin,, and transitorv nilorimoc4 on
..,rtb sbo Law down and brcathea ont
ber vouuo sonl and her o mile spirit
sent forth from Heaven among the SONS
OF men .... a.. ,,,,..., rr.o,.,,.
again"
1t is useless to dwell upon the many
C.ll:- ~. ,.;,,,, l,,,
'ActAeAcIe' "l O"lhe' ~ pl'l97 Hei
would be "to paint the lilv or gild re
Gned gold" Her accomplishments, her
viyacjty. her sweetness of temper, her
gentleuess Of manner. ner purity Of
| mind and nobility Of soul, made her the
? favor1te OF all who had the pleasure OF
forming her acquaintance. Iu word
she was young and beautiful, and good
s None knew her but TO love her, anC
+ those who knew her best, loved heI
, IN, st. Her memory is emLamld il
the hearts of her friends 4 being SC
free from earthly stain could hardly b,
u unprepared for the final summons. He
i pathway to the tomb was cherred by thu
n blessed consolation Of religion. She Wa
, followed 70 her last resting place uy al
f.. agonzad mother, heart broken nus
band. sguowiug brother and sister. an,
o
numerous lllendS dnt lcl"llFea'
> In the cold moist earth thcy lald her,
" And wv WeDt rbatoI.e so lovely
j. should have lie SO DrleI''
IS Ana what shaL we say 10 'ne poor nus
q band Of the deceased young wle. View
Al seen him since this aren5 calamity an'
,r know now sofeiy bruised ana crushed
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Everything is strickly first class that
comes from Hatch.
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ksE~ HORSE and CATTLE POWe
DERS at 10 and 15o. q package, at
ECAEORD'S.
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rhe best Pigs Feet, the best Seaur
Hraut, all at Hatch's.
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Prescriptions srefuIiy and accurate
ly prepared ut a honrs, at Shell Il Co.,
Drug store, by competent aud reliable
Prescriptiouists.
Sept. 10. SHE'LL d 90.
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MATCHES, MATOHE', MATCHES
ut EoKFoRp's Phoenix Drug Store.
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Call to-day for Christmas goods at
Hatch's.
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Re sure and visit Hatch before you
ony thing for Christ mas
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The best Cheese and Mince Meat 10
he found is at Hatch's.
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Leaflets have just arrived at
Hatch's.
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A grand Excursion to California, via
New Orleans and the Worlds EXPOSE
ton" win leave Chicago over the Illinois
Central Il. r., at $3.50 p. IN. Thursday,
January 18th. This is an overland tour
of unparalleled interest aud attraction.
For full particulars apply to A. II. HAN
SON, General Passenger Agent, /. {. r,
r., Chicago, or GEO. w, KERR, General
Tourist Agent 303 HennepIn Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI, I'd.
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HEAVY WEIGHTS. .

During the cold snap of Friday
and Saturday of last week, Mr. W. }
WEBB, of TIE CITY HOTEL, slaugh-
tered three pigs five months old
whose weights registered POO, l75
and ITO pounds. They were RAISED
on his lot in this city.
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When you go up town stop IN at
H,tch's and see the Sights.
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Chv.tmos has come at Hutch's.
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ECKFRD'S Drug Store is Head
Quarters for fine WHITING FAFEK'
PAPETERIES, PENS, FINE Inn,
ENVELOPES, WRITING PADS OF all
sizes at extremely low prices.
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WE understand that in consequence
Of serious sickness in the family OF
Past Grand Master P. NJ. Slavery, oil
the Masonic fraternity, who was to
deliver an address, the public hsta4-
lation of officers of the Aberdeen
Lodge will not occur on the
Goth inst, as heretofore announced
by us, but will take place in their
new Lodge room on the night OF the
9th. This will, Of course preclude
the public from witnessing the very
interesting ceremonies
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Il styles, all prices all p.r.au---. 81
---e- -. ..
Almost a CARLOAD oi AAlChA-
many OIggnds ut r..... ......
|-A1'-'l > -. - ~ w.
B-H"GALPH. GAEEEH RAIL
N.EE which 1 sell cheaper than Oh
,ueapest, q.
5 BAUNG -hcsSs.
.,..,..,.-.,. .-.p.g..,.,rop,,rG
LObANoo VI nm ". .r. y,
ID eDo4o99 '''lo'' ''' 49,
'ris the Gsalou now to buy you
CIGARS ut L.Fi .bD
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"A great bargain III

Gan be obtained at EoKFoRD's RE-
NowNED Drug STORE.
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The several warehouses in tue city
reported aggregate receipts up t.
Wednesday morning this season Of
22,927 bales.
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Bs5@ Go at once and examine the Goa
On Stoves at ECKFORD'o PHOENIX
DRUG STORE.
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Judges of good SMOKE say thnt
EcKFoRD keeps the FINEST LIGAR0
in the town
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LETTER, NOTE, FOOLS CAP, lie
GAIL GAP ana all kinds OF fancy paper
at Eckford's Phoenix Drug store.
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TovsatH.C. Buchanan & Co.'S. d04~
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II9YlA ARRIVALS.
GoRDoN HoUsE, FRIDAY and sATURDA

Coupon HoUsn, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
ia Dilworth, Meridian; W 5 Keys,
Baltimore; Nj Postlewait, Middletown,
Ohio; G T Milford, Mount Vernon,
Illinois; Robert McWade,W 5 McWade,
I Y Robinson, B NJ McDonough, John
Hume, John Conway, Miss Louise Halbee,
Miss Rachelle Renard, Mrs John Hume,
A w Fremont, Little Eva, Of McWace
Company; @ NJ Weaver Mobile; W B
Pnrhlm, New Orleans; E J Martin, city
L V Mansion, Coriuth; L V Aspaugh,
st louis; G Love, Mobile; G Cuwthan
New Orleans; e II Anderson, st Louis
NJ HelIman, st Louis, S A Dalton, city
Ralph Jackson, F. p. Grih', Louisville,
KY; +. r. Cunningham, Aberdeen, Miss.
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Eey'S Six popular brands Of
SMOKING TOBACCO -
always on sale at
KCKFoRD's PHOENIX DRUG STORE
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ASK for the Hot Mammoth drink call
ed PETE AND MIKE" at the
GORDON HOUSE BAR. 4.
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stran gers always visit ~ IA
rsnRtl:S EsEEsFAsX D1ssS STORE
iFnsy always meet "a warns wei ,,!',
come and iiuts many atlNac1AOA7
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IT'S well known fact that the lurgest
stock OF SMOKERS PIPES ana Ui
GAR HOLDERS, can be found at
at Eckford's Phoenix Drug Store than
at any other house III the state.
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geTECBFUED haa liajy PURE
CtEAAI OF TARTAR Be sells no.
other Kind,
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Call and examine Hatch's goods, a Il
for Christmas.
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HOME sANATIvE CORDIAL at
wholesale at Eckford's Phoenix Drug
Store.
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For ;ha{ dcucsous u|u,ll, "iON and
JERRY" go 70 the GORDON HOUSE BAR.
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Tovs attic. Buchanan & Co.'S. ds4w

TOYS a, H. G. Buchanan &Co's dS4w
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For the finest Z
dies, 90 to Hatch.
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soap SOAP! SOAP !--
Il styles, all prices al p.r.au. "t
L-NIJGJ }.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
A Man Who Has Drank 1000 Barrels
OF IiouOr,

fChicago InterOccan, 2i!h mi
Ira temple is ever 10 be erected TO
those who have won distinction in
any given pursuit, Robert Joyce of No.
3SS West Indiana street will some day
be represented at full length in one Of
its most conspicuous inches. MIR.
joyce is not man of letters, war
rior, nor yet the member of picked
baseball nine. He Is simply a
man-tall, well formed, and
able bodied. But there is a
diuness in his eye, a coarseness about
his complexion, that were not charac-
teristi3 of his younger days. He uses
cane, and sometimes leans upon 1t;
but the grace with which he moves is
cut of harmony with the whiteness of
his hair. He is eighty years of age.
A moralist would say that he had
lived to this good old age without suf-
fering the usual ills because he had
been temperate and had kept free from
vice. Mr.. Joyce tells another story.
He does not pretend TO have lived
n more moral life than that Of
the ordinary American cit
izen. For twenty-siX years he drank
necessarily, his giant frame and iron
muscles enabling him to stand enor-
nous quantities of intoXicants. The
old man was the center of an admiring
assemblage in Justice Whites court
room yesterday, TO whom he related
some of his wonderful experiences
while acting, to use his own express
sion, sin the capacity of n
whisky barreln He estimates that
he drank OH an average
about ninety drinks of whisky
per day, which. according to his esti-
mates Of the size of the portion swal-
lowed each time, must have amounted
TO about 1000 barrels. For many
years Mr.. Joyce has been sober and
even abstemious, his dissipation hay
ing occurred at the ether end OF his
long life. He says he drank the best
whisky he could find, but thinks MS
preservation Is due rather to ms
excellent constitution than the
quality of the distillation ABSORBED ny
Il. He was never drunk to his knowl-
edge, lie says, but hess often felt good.
He Is not sorry he drank IL, but II ne
had 20 live his life over again he would
not touch It. When he began to drink
he was runniBgs.a paving saloon IN
Rosfon. From that he went into the
wholesale liquor business. lie Is now
peniless and dependent upon his emil
dIeD,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

general control over the county court
as a court of probate. Under the con-
| stitution of 1873 the district has only
appellant jurisdiction and control of
| the county court in probate matters.
| The distinction j. clearly defined in
the case of Frank VS.. Chapman,
Texas law review, page o. This
suit having for its object the
yacatipg and setting aside of certain
orders made by the county court in the
matter of the estate of 7. IL. deceased
and to vacate and annul a sale OF land
made bv virtue of such orders, and to
remove cloud from title, the position
that the district court under the facts
and pleadings had 70 Jurisdiction, was
we'll taken. The Judgment is therefore
reversed, and as by way of amendment
it may Ice possible for appellees to state
facts which would confer jurisdiction,
it is not dismissed but remanded. Or
dered accordingly.
Gaines VS.. Barr ct al, from Harris
county.--This is companion case to
that of Gaines va. Barr reported above,
and turns upon the same question. Az
in this case, The judge was similarly
disqualified TO enter up any order in
this by reason of relationship to one of
the parties defendant, he being the
father of the wife of such defendant.
The order as in that case, was one dis
missing the case aS To such defendant,
thereby retaining jurisdiction over the
others. Reversed and remanded.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Ierbe vs.. the State, from Harris
county. The conviction being for the
forgery Of street car tickets issued by
the city railway of Houston, and the
record bringing up no assignment of
errors, it is urged in this court, rs
fundamental error, for the court below
to charge: THE Houston City railway
company is, and was, at the time, and
before the time alleged, an incorpur-
ated company" That the court should
have charged to The effect "that in or
der to sustain conviction for forgery
based upon such an Indictment IL
must he shown that the forgery was
effected upon paper or parchment or
other substance similar or resembling
the tickets Held, that neither OBJ
lection is available. Affirmed.
Nelson VS.. town of Columbus, from
Colorado county. The. act of April 3,
1919 chapter rs, page a., of General
Laws OF 1871, must be helC 10 ne con
stitutional which disposes of the first
assignment in this case. For the same
reason it cannot be asserted success
fully that the appellee had no right to
recover whatever amount of indebted.
ness had accrued after the repeal OF
said act. Affirmed.
Hill ct al. VS.. State, from Fort Bend
county; on Iehearng.- is earnestly
insisted that the motion for
rehearing should prevail, be-
cause upon the face of the
record it appears that the capias under
which the defendant (principal) was
arrested denominated the defendant
"B. G. Hill,n when the bond, as a
matter of fact, was given for the re-
lease of lobe Hill. But the record
does not support the assignment. The
motion for rehearing is overruied'
OverrGled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
THE INVENTORS C0NVEN.
TI0N.
The Country's Debt 70 Inventive Genius
A Protest Against Tinkerlug
The Patent Laws.

Cincinnati, March 9G.-At the In
ventors' convention to-day n com
mittee was appointed on permanent
national organic ttion. Resolutions
were adopted declaring that much of
the progress of the country is the re-
suit of inventive genius, and n material
change in the patent laws would be
inadvisable; therefore we ask congress
to oppose the passage of any bill which
would have the effect to discourage iu-
ventors by impairing The value of
patented property, or would impose
unequal burdens on owners of
such property in maintain
ing their rights. The resolutions also
declare that il is the duty of congress
TO provide sufficient clerical force TO do
the work of the patent Office well, aud
keep il up To date; also to provide a
suitable library of scientific works for
the use of the patent office and invent
ors; also that the patent Office should
be made department., with II cabinet
officer in charge; also that there should
be Il legal bureau or division in the
patent office; that though there have
been nearly three hundred thousand
patents granted, scarcely q score have
been published as objected to, and
there is no patent based on wrong
which the courts have not finally held
invalid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

Ladies' and children's garden tools
at Henry d Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27

New Orleans beats all the places
ever / saw for sport" said Judge
Ihoman OF the civil service commits
sion, as he journeyed northwsrd at
government expense, after a long trip
TO the South ditto. Down there they
sell lottery tickets on the street as we
see newspapers sold in the North, and
] believe the lottery tickets sell faster
Than the papers. One night our gaug
dldn'tknow where to go for the even
ing. One wanted to go to French
ball, another to the theater, another to
cock-iight, and all had their prefer
enees. But where do you suppose l
wanted TO go? That afternoon ! had
seen. a sign out: Dog against Coon;
tonight Colonel Snelling's coon will
try to whip Major BurlS's dog. Judges
sheriff So-and-so and Judge Some.
body. Admission, p cents l wanted
10 see this fashionable event, but the
9poys dragged me of TO see Deacon
smith play high-ball poker Great
Place for sport, that New Orleans"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Suits Filed.

The following suits have been nleu q
8, the county court: II. M. Freeman
II, ~ ' The Gulf Colorado Il Santa fe rail-
vs ., .n nomnany. suit for S2s5 damages
W, My oh loss Of trunk and contents
L. ii. Atwood vs.. the III, iex sar q 3, a,oO
cIfic railway company, suit ,T ~ oi, lie
damages sustained by plaini,n,',, ISL
MiIIsan wreck on January 10 ioo''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Ole0lnargarine.

Albany, n. Y, March 26.-In the
assembly bill was passed today reg,
uiating the sale Of oleomargarine ana
other substitutes for butter. The main
feature is requiringa conspicuous post
ing OF notices of the character OF the
stuff sold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Suicide and Life Insurance.

Utica. n. Y, March An the life
of Catherine i. Edwards vs. =;
he Connecticut Mutual in the uhlted
states circuit court the jury lo'any
nave a verdict for plaintiff Of so,4io.
4 n anneal was taken. In the case
,aainst The Travellers company, grow
ng ont OF the same death similar
,erdict was obtained in Albany Mt the
sst term. The defense in both cases
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
Crnshed hy q Safe.

plttsburg, March 2d.-IhIs hurn n
moving four-ion safe In the Arse .d ~
bank, The foundation-payem,'eiinntt og NY to
t Mas o Ella below, crushing to death
George Schroeder. The others es'
canpl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-27
COURT DECISIONS.
COURT oF AppEALs.

EOU NT OF N T IN y =
Galveston, March 25.-The court OF
appeals aflirmed-Duren VS.. state,
from Bnrleson.
Motion for rehearing overruled-
Harris Vi. State, from McLennan.
Motion for rehearIing submitted,
taken under Amusement and trans
ferred to Austin-House vs.. State,
from Con zales.