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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
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CorrospondCucc OF The Gazette
HANILroN, TIN, Nov. ~ The November
term of tho dis let court is IN epssiOn here
now, Judge Nugcnt presiding, Neyct eighteen
eases have been nually disposed OF. The most
Important criminal cases were thosu Of the
state W. janice Lee for the theft OF ratlr,
sentenced ", May, 1884 Ia two Years, tried this
term and dismissed; Is. q. CullUr, Tor thct OF
cattle two years Syu dismisrCd' Robert MilCr
Tor thoft Of cattlC, di-mue ed, William Tan
caster, tor Us-Hult with intent 20 murder. dis.
missed. sol Barron, for unlawtuli, b,andlty a
horse, dismlstcd; y. Hodge tor assault wi "a
Intent 10 murder, mlsstrinl, All toe fuiln ease ,
except these men Toned, were continued until
the May term OF 1875 Among THESE are six in.
dctments againet each OF ak citizens for un
lHwiully Gu ting wire fences. On tho civil
docket up TO date there have been four cases
Disposed Of
The grand jury after sitting ak days
and having had bsillns riding all over tue
country report that II had only found cight
indictments, All ofwhicn are for minor OF uses
except one The jury expresses to the judge
itr high approval of the way in which Mir. W.
l. liAdney has nlled the position of county ~.
tornuy, and reports that Hamilton cOunty |.
pc Piled with law abb, Ing element The STAud
~ Ia now adjourned. The Jail IA empI, , anu
has been since the last Ms, term Of court, and
district court IL expected 10 adjourn In few
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
LAMpAsAs apKINns.

GREAT health AND PLEASURE RESORT
This place has justly earned the roputa
ton OF being the great health and pleas
ure resort OF the Southwest. For mer
curlal rheumatic, cutaneous and kidney
diseases these waters are the most Ger
tain auxiliary and specific known. The
hotels are conceded 10 be thc best IN tho
country. The San Geronimo, centrally
aud delightfully."- located corner Fifth and
Main streets, IL one OF the most comfort
shle, elegantly furnished and best-yontl.
lated houses IN the state, which, with its
excellent cuisine and moderate rate Of 81
per day and special rate 70 parties by the
week or month, make the San Geronimo a
great fayOrlte. Two sample rooms on
first door, twenty feet square each-best
IN the stnte.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
An Editor'a restinoniaI.

A. N. Vaughan, editor OF The Green
witch Review, Greenwich, ohio, writes
"Last January ! met with very severe
accident, caused by a runaway horse. |
used almost every Kind OF salye to heal
the wounds, which turned to running
sores, but found nothing 10 DO me any
good till WAS recommended HENRY'S
CARBOLlC SALNE. ! bought box,
and 1t helped me at once, and at the end
Of two months was completely well. II
Is the best salve in the market, and
never fail OF telling my friends about 1t,
and urge them to use IL whenever in need
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
THE CITY.
.orrL ARnivALs.

~. Il u. Parker and X.
\ Brs sI.,sIois; 2. r. Rogers Gle \,
lon. ',,5Al,rrison, Brownwoodi w
lohn Underwood, S. IL. Mar
rrsll X J"ha barton and George
Nv BlacS' Tex.: j. w. Bare, Ali
Nasa , ,.."5el Palo Pinto county;
Il. A anlsg,o,edo city; j. C. Gay,
loue, N. I.idc and J. T. Capen,
], Ca 1n,yrnport, Denison; w 7.
i r. ps ,,n william Guthrie and
~ .y.,. Kansas Cityi .,, a. C walSef,
oouI 4. II. LongstretE' Charies-
|Eienly,' In tittletou, Atlanta, Ga;
ca 'I ,smrs Cowpen, Bcilaire,
|..a. ia ia Woods, LENA, OHIO.
bepi ,sct. C. C. Mon2ies Gin
b. PloA " polashe and wife, New
i % : nrisenll, Arthur Prickett,
:" Ken Liebes, san Francisco;
Erin4 esistown, H. II. II. Ilol
|oTinI n citr; j. NJ. Napier, Waco;
a'"p trkwood, Clinton, Ia; +.
v TEX j. M. Dawson, Kan
Ans', Il Bnck and wife, ST. Louis;
~ I" n Messlcr, NewYork; w.
|I5j !, and wife, Mrs. G. Il. Collins,
pm Ms. Belle NJ. Walratt, st.
sanford. Wisconsin; A. Fried
york; D. Martin, st, Louis
NV ian Longyirw; G. b, ES-et,
rT.Iam 4. Orr, Vincent Murphy,
n " A. Riser, William Cohen, $
q Alexander, sherman; D.J.
n z n hume, Tex; }, Wise, st.
a /. Arlington, Dallas.
u.psion. G.. l.. Abbott, city;
n. Cbicago; J. w Snyder, Gal
NJ soo,as II. Terry, Cameron; Will
s,,rht. Meridian; X A. Peters,
/. INA A. l.. Hamilton, Comanchc;
y. "a Baltimore, Mo-; Miss Emma
sphandlc; Martha L, Byrne,
W n Hooper, Galyeston;' w,
W psllas: l.. II Walker, city;
cleburne; Joe Fowler, ALE
rss Henrietta, =, b. Hunt,
III charles A Bolston, q. G. & S.
81 Warren, Kansas; J. w. Weeks,
PAUL Jones, w. IL. Eestlaud,
4rsl r W. Dickinson, Chicago
IA r Houston. cityi p. O'Donncll
|S Mrs.. Ann O'Donnell, Miss I'll,
<.imily. Brownwood; Il. c, Judge,
.'ee XIV; w. Is. Ford, NJ. II. Lewis,
II + Parker, milford, S. c.; r. l.
|,Ipianapolis; Miss T.. G. Reed
Iyeb; Il. llallsell, A. ID. Good
Y Decatur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Loose state of AGmrs in Eratn County

Loose state of Affairs in Erath County.
ALENASpER, TEX, NOV. -.
To tho Editor of the Gazette:
The published report OF the late grand
iury of this county affords abundant food
Tor reflection and conversation. 1t says;
"Many of the justices Of the peace fail To-
make their report as the law Directs
and further on, in an article, occurs this
language. "The officers, whose duty u II
to look after the occupation of the saloon
men OF the county have been very neg
Ijaent and careless, consequently, up To
the time we began to ngitate the ques-
ton, only two or three OF the Wh'sN>
men in the county had illed their bonds
and none of then, had obtained the
licenses required by law. For the lach
NJ these bonds, the county has lost some
where between $1,000 and $4,000"
Taxpayers are talking about these mat
tors mite seriously, and many are
anxious TO see the blame for this state ol
affair, fail wherever it belongs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
1HtHNNETEE. FORT wORTH TExAs THURSDAY NOvEMBER 26
ton e. s., sidney Martin Y, 6 j. swascy, b. B.

ton, Sidney Martin, G. j. Swascv. n II
Paddock aud w. +. Lake.
The party viii drive over the city, after
which refreshments will be taken Al tho
cinb-roomS aud an hour spent In social
conversation supper will be prepared
for the distinguished guests al Danla's
and thence they Will DC conducted 10 The
Thanksgiving ball at the opera.house.
where two boxes have been reserved for
their use
me railroad party comprises Gov
John G. Brown, general solicitor of the
Dould systems w. II Newman, tranic
MANAGER; VIM. kerrlgan, general super
intendout Wander Cumming division
superintendent Texas & Pacific: Gen.
Wister, John Markas, W. d. Windsor
and 6. w. rolaud, capitalists.
The party will leave for the South in
thu morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-26
Contagious

Diseases are Prevalent ali Over the Werld
am native ot England ant while [ WA h
that country I contracted u tOrrlhto blood ioIa
on, aud for two years wac undor the treatment
az az cut door paticNt 90 Not iugham Hospital,
kuglAud but w5a not cured, / suffered tbe
most agOnlElng pains IN my bonca, and was
covered With sores an over my body aud limbs
had vertigo and deHincSa, with partial lotn ui
Nlght, geNcrr pRlus IN my head ana cNoa, etc.
which nearly ran me crAgy, lnHt an h0pc In
that country, and sailed Tor Amofica and VIZ,
treated at kooHcNolt In ihiA CITY, ~ well o. by 90
prominent ply sieian IN New York haunk hu
connection with the hOrpitals
saw the Advertisement OF sWiu'p Specific
aud dotormiuCd Co give II a trial az u laat
sort. had given ~ AL hupu OF hpng cured
as had gone through the banda oi tho beet
medical mcu in Nottingham and New Nofh. !
tuok nix BOTTLES nf s. IS, ana 1 can Hny witt
great lpN thAi ilci havr cured mO ,utiroly,
AIN NH round AVID Won al cvrr was in NY lifr.
L. FIRED uAiHORu
New Yofl CIV. Juno H.. isNS.