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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-08-06
ILOCsAI ITEMS.


air, Thomas Clyde is quite sick with
typhoid tover
Another one Of Jack Stephens chill
dsen died last Friday night.
The CaIupmeeting at Twelve Mile
Camp Ground begins next Friday.
Cob :. H. Iagood returned from Gees
ar's Head J,95 Saturday much improved.
&Ira g. P. Barrett, of Spartanburg, is
visiting har sister, Mrs. Gireath of this
plRce.
u I'iaC cro!1t tbf cotnl and cotton cover
the hills old an the valleys round about
BoronGbs Glin. ....
MAJ. JGmcs III. Ambler has one acre in
tobacco, and says if any man can beat it
he wants 10 lear from him.
hr and Mrs. John P. Phillips of
Ninety SiZ re in Pickens for few days.
Thoy "re piping at Capt. Thornley's.
VI GoorcaA, ELLIS is teaching large
nd.tinT]E'd lg school at Holly Springs
n Enstn,co Nownship.
Conajd1r@ale damage was done to the
",rn hht &oiI''ath. Much of it in this
Haotion T1a Dsoken off by the wind.
Alr "uinn waldrop who has been
"olieri0m much from t,lmor on his left
"t'1"l7eE, ia reported to be improving.
"a" Trotsnoted meeting in progress at
t@cso:orrtj baptist Church for the lust
fe" ni%hp has adjourned promptly at
u u'cIroE.
y a me-. or has q wheel barrow and
"oo@. "n1 oo"ows it, his next thought is
a9@@ II! alc all keeps them for sale.
Hr H'.''"tt is going to prosecute the
.'''~" @'"y 10 his oats Monday night,
q tic. ."r Hj returned.
a. Elwell, recently of the
jh. "r5 '''olit has not missed roll call
at cry ~ gu" ,garterly, District or Annual
"o""rou''~ i'r the last 18 years.
Ih,r" a,~ zen quite a revival at Mt.
ZOO N'. y"ntral. Nineteen persons
""ro rCr":'''d into the church on pro-
1>,~jon.rr ,J..".
.,..*-'o.. y. Lewis and Miss Cannie
..:n. "' l..a III Office visit last Satur-
.,'w ~ T." ct being absent.
'',1'. - g. out aixty-fve pupils in at
..... nI 20 colorcd schCol at this
,"". Miller is the principal
j.u'...r 'th -. ID. Jenkins as ;ls&.a;-
l> Kirk and Mr.. Sullivan
s'.' .' st Monday, on their way
.'H'' "',,'. ;, TGnNcSsee, where thcy
:..". .'r Nyinra Il line for the Sc
-. ". ."} geon River Raiirond
- ..'.... = 5heu to the cOmmUnicl-
" 81. @ in regard to the stock
N sale to he held under
,.'.. .a .. ..- 3D.. the Pendleton Farmers
,..,
"a "a. tho:i.ies Of the town Of
.- =. "! ,a,r discovered that the ty-
'.0 . ,.t.' - hat place, has resulted
i''.' ...'''. GriSing from the unused
>s' Ill ~, >ring lanyard.
a #"I3 Conforonco of thoSpnr
".T."' D.. l'.,@ .... nt its last meeting, nd
::.'' r' .a &c.,. protecting against free
t'".".' ~ '... nth Carolina College.
o. D.. .ua lives near town, Oh tho
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-08-06
Sheriff S Sale.
The State Of South Carolina
PICKENS COUNTY.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Sarah 4. Alexander, aS Administrators
Piuint,It: '>i

against
N"$;th u. N iilimS, Aurora Y. Ellis, Sarah
+. uHIkSnn j. j. Lewis, C. T.. as Al
MihlSir!tnr OF Henson Alexander, Gc-
ce">>d; !. Milton Alexander as slryiy.
IlG Administrator of Fountain Alex
ni!drr, dccraScd; Mary t. Bngms, \. 4.
-AirNandrr, F. P;ihG,ma FDlgrr Susan
a. AltXahdrr, Louisa N AlrNlndcr. y.
l.. MrD Alexander, Charles Ii. Alex
aAucr, Milton Alexander, Corric Alex
n,Irr and Anna &. Alexander, Plain
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-08-06
Richmond q 81 HDamville T 1s

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
On and after May site, 1885, Pas
senge Train Service on the Atlanta mma
Charlotte Air Line Division will be asfoi-
lows ....'... ......
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
BONtiAM.
what Our Correspondent Finds to Say
About IA stnii of Young Lady Journalists

,u,,ot our Correspondent Finds to Say
About IA stnn of Young Lady Journalists
Special to the Gazette.
BoNuANr, TEX, Dec. 24.-The young
ladies OF the Masonic institute viii please
accent the thanks of THE GAZETTE cor
respondent for u copy OF the Chohioh
Messenger, newsy little tye-columh pa
per edited by them It's editorials reliect
much credit on the writer's Misses Dora
lErifln and Iona Payne, its contributors,
Ybid fair to rival the world-renowned
Southworth The article from the facile
non of Miss Fannie Cobb is rare pro |
| ductIon for one so young. Miss Kate |
} PAYNE Is a very spicy writer and VIII
( some day make her mark In the worla ~
, a journalist. Girls, AZ our highest ambl-
i tion is TO iournailsmi we strike Glau
e hands with you In your noble enterprise
4 and wish you pleasant sal on the Jour
y nallst sea. May you live long, push many
$ Fabers and your last days be your nap
l. picst. .,,,,,
hut now proctor of the university, came
" In Yesterday TO spend the holidays with
D, his family
4, mort from Bonham TO Dun's agency,
Il, irving the population OF our CITY aJ 2oVu
"a, The report Is not correct, ana we ave
warranted in saying that we have between
four and ave thousand people, WIN IulS
three dry goods and grocery stores, lou
drug stores, seven liquor saloons, i've
n, wood and blacksmith shops, slN hptelS
Ave restaurants, one carriage ana WaHol
factory. two banks, three chartered lnNu
tutions of learning, tiye magnluGeh
- ,hnreh buildings, four meat shops, tlre
ny livery stables, three lumber yards, mn
vl doctors, and the end OF ireiSh
ub division, with rOund-houSe ana IL
AuS pair shops, aud last, but not leas
.,os i've living newspapers, namcY; Ch'i,
~, tian Messenger, edited by I, Il. burnel'
V t"r Bonham News, 10y Evans Evans bo'
iul nam Review, by r. Il. pyeri Farmer
i"i- Record, by W Carter, aud the Clionla
A.. Messenger, by Miss Dora Griilln, Dun
, sne reporter viii please note these facts al
'hcS oct the moss of his back and saoW MS
P.a In the propcr light should he ever
'2us called UPON to make another report
SOY II nm enrly hour this morning I
~ sireets were throngod with farmers Ire
'"'" this aud adjoining counties, The altract'
,,,. being the grand cotton premium arG"il
49, which took place at precisely ~ oo'v
NJ at the opor0-nouse uhVei
M. suneryision of a committee OF iarme
" ny Que being selected from each nelghp
~ hood No Gl2 drew HluOi tlo Vapi
sue prize, aud was held by II. H. Young !
- - ine on BIn GEORGES place, few mi
city SCUM VI W" 40 Ne holder of the tlel
an" not being known. Everything past
.,o,o off pleasantly and to the satisfaction
f''' all present TnE GAZETTE man
=. tho called TO preside, which we
~ inc ~ tbe hest of our ability, not forget
,. 10 state publicly at the close that we
Ia with the biggest daily in the state
oo ~ Fort Worth GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

places>potifying creditors Of the failure,
and there>will no doubt be many attach.
ments run Tomorrow.
The Old FolRst> concert tonight was
well-attended and was success. All the
ladies am gentlemen did~well, particu-
larry Miss Kennedy, Miss Frymin and
Miss Musson; among the gentlemen,
Mcssrs. Templeton, Foster Kaufman and
Miller came well to the front. In the
second part Miss Murray gave us quite .
treat in her Rotations. She has decided
talent and easily reaches the hearts OF her
hearers. Miss Mayer sang,yery prettily.
and was well received anil frequently
applauded. The Instrumental music was
also splendid.
The poisoning mentioned a day or so
ago Of several persons at the Cleburne
house was not so bad as represented and
the proprietor, Mr.. Brown, claims 1t was
no carelessness on his part, as he has
often purchased the same article Of head
cheese from the farmer of whom this was
bought, and 1t was good in every instance
Judge Abbott of IIillsboro seems 10 have
been the worst of all who had eaten of 1t,
but he was sufficiently recovered TO re-
turn to his home at IIillsboro last night.
To-day our city has been crowded with
people and good trade for our mer.
chants.
Capt A. j. Brown, DR.. C.. A. Shultz and
DR., b. G. Prestridge of Alvarado we're in
our city.
Mrs. $. T.. Haley left this morning to
spend Christmas with friends in Gates
Vile.
D. w. Morris of Dallas, representing
&. II. Edwards music house of Dallas, is
in the city tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
GAINESVILLE.
A Happy Wedding the Occasion Of the
Most Brilliant Ball OF the
Season.
Christmas Doings-The Big Race On-Dis
trict Court Ovor-Teaohers' Institute
Sentences of Criminals.
Special to the Gazette.

'PNNioi W WV bhAShNbs
| GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. 24.-Christ
mas Is upon us; our streets have beer
crowded all day, and our merchants have
been very busy. This Christmas does
not promise TO be as lively as some In
past years, but it will by no means be
dun. The decline in the price of cattle
and the shortness of the cotton crop have
been very hard on our people, and conse.
| quently they have not the money they had
in former years TO spend in festivities.
james II. Cravens, one of our live in
surance men, was yesterday married TO
Miss Wright in Dallas, and returned home
with his bride on last evenings train.
Last night grand ball was given at the
Lindsay house in honor OF the bridal
| couple. The ball was the most recherche
| affair OF the season aud was truly scene
OF youth and beauty. Several young
ladies from abroad graced the occasion
with their presence. The dresses of the
ladies were maryels OF taste and elegance
and beggar description. The music was
exquisite, and in fact there was nothing
to detfact from the enjoyment of the oc-
Caslon.
There were Christmas trees tonight at
the Southern and Northern Methodist
churches, the Baptist, Cumberland Pres
byterian and Christian churches. A good
and enjoyable time was had at each church
by those present, and programmes of
music and Rotations contributed TO the
pleasure of the occasion.
Christmas services will be held to-mor-
row ut the Catholic church at a. IN. and
10 p. IN.
Tonight the colored Odd Fellows had
public Installation, and ball is now 90
ing on.
One hundred and twen.y-scyen bales of
cotton were received here Yesterday.
With the close of this week the total re-
ceipts for the season will foot up 10000
bales.
The much-talked-of race on Christmas
day has been declared off. The hackers |
OF Billy ID have paid the forfeit and have |
backed down.
Judge Plner left for his home in Denton
ON thc afternoon train. He has closed up !
ms laoors here for the present term with
The exception OF signing up the minutes
Jt the court, to do which he will return
next Tuesday. There has been such n
rush OF business for the past few DAYS
hat the clerk has not been able to keen
up with his work, hence the necessity of
Judge Piner's return to sign up the min
itcs.
Yesterday the following prisoners were
j. H. Rainey, murder, thir-
cen years; j. Il. Rainey, murder, twenty
'earsi j. II. Mcdonald, theft of a
lorse, seven years. Notice of APP
zeal was given in each of
he above cases. The criminal docket has
)een pretty well cleared up this court,
nut a great deal of important civil bust.
ness lies over till the next term.
A teachers institute for Cooke county
VIII be heH here on January . and 10
Judge Hall Yesterday tied the matffiiV
NAL knot for Joe Mills and Eva Pullman,
both of whom are of the colored persua-
sion. .,.,o
DIR. w. l.. Egan left to-day for weeks
trip to the Nation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
COLORADO CITY.
Heavy Transactions in CattIe-Treight and
Ticket Business

Heavy transactions in CattIe-Treight and
Ticket business.
Special TO the Gazette.
COLORADO CITY, TEX, Dec. 24.-IIon.
W. H. Leasing, prominent attorney of
San Angelo, had a hearing here to-day on
writ OF habeas corpus, on a charge of
killing Quinn at Big Spring last week. He
was released on bond of $25O0.
w. \. Grounds bought the CLAYTON &
Cooksey herd of cattle and ranch near
Ioyah, paying $4,000 for same. The
trade was finally closed here today.
Some very handsome buildings are
going up in our city now. The building
boom seems to be taking new life.
Mrs. j. II. Hooper,who has been spend
our City Solor salt works are now turli-
ing out very ilre article OF salt and IN
considerable quantities.
There have been l22, $40 head OF cattle
shipped from Colorado pens up to this
date since May /, and considerably more
to go.
Freight and ticket receipts at this place
for the year ending December 81 will 100
up near 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

and about 900 In money, either on the
platform OF Tie railroad here or soon after
getting on ple train, discovering her loss
when the conductor called for her ticket
Mrs. Gili is on her way home TO San An
tonic.
Mr.. George II. williams returned from
New York yesterday.
Lawyer j. G.. Hodges left for Green
Vile yesterday to attend to some business
there.
Contractor oglesby called for Jim Dyer
and Joe Jenkins, both OF them candidates
for two years at Huntsville.
Mrs. G. w. Mckinney has been sick for
several days.
Tigertown, some twenty miles North
west OF Paris, was the scene Of a brutal
assault on Tuesday morning. jim Braden,
u farmer aud quite an old man, was
brutally beaten by n young man named
Levi Wright. Wright asked the old man
III he still said his brother Tom stole his
Horse" 20 which Braden replied, al do 4"
Wright then knocked the old man down
and proceeded TO numerically beat him.
Bystanders interfered and rescued Brad
en-. A warrant was sworn out against
Wright and deputy sheriff sent to exc.
cute IL. Deputy Sheriffs Boothe and Mel
son made the arrest. Two years ago
Braden had horse stolen and Tom
Wright was charged with the theft At
the last term of the district court Tom
was tried and acquitted. Braden still
had his opinion about IL, hence the diff
Guilty.
The majority Of the business houses
Will close tomorrow.
Men and teams are wanted by the con
tractors OF the Marshall, Paris & North
western railroad. Work is being pushed
with ygor. Instead of grading the road
Tor a narrow gauge, the standard gauge
has been adopted.
At called meeting of the council the
subject OF street railways was the matter
Tor consideration. Mr.. Dan Latlmer, in be-
hall OF the Paris street railway and
Mr.. A. II. O'Neil and his associates
asked for charters to build railway, Mr.. !
l.atimer asking for the right of way along
kaufman street, Mr.. O'Neil for the right |
)f way from the square TO Tudor grove, |
ma other portions of the city eastward |
There will be a Christmas service at
he Methodist church on Christmas morn
ny.
Mr.. Carrico Of the Denison News is in
he city.
Mr.. Hunt of THE GAZETTE is stopping
t the Lamar hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
WANTED OYSTERS.
Police steamer and Fleet of Dredge
FONTS HnYe u Fight.

EAsToN, MD, Dec. PA fierce battle
tOok place IN Poplar island narrows
tuesday night between feet Of eight
dredge boats and one of the oyster police
steamers. The steamer came into the
narrows about 8 O'Clock at night and
found the dredges at work and attempted
TO arrest them. They resisted and opened
IRE on the steamer, which returned the
ilre at first with small arms and fierce
ipsilade was kept up for some time. The
dredgers made 1t too hot for the steamer
until her captain opened up on them with
ms cannon, which put them to flight.
They started off down the bay and es-
capped. Witnesses of the fight from the
shore could not tell what damage was
done but think there must have been some
killed and wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
WACO.
I. Cohen Arrested ON Charge of SWIM
ding, 'and the Fact Causes n Sensation
Suecial to the Gazette.

1. Cohen Arrested On Charge or SWIM
dlinE,'and the Fact Causes Sensation.
Special to the Gazette.
CRIMINAL NOTES.
WACO, TEX, Dec. al. Cohen, head
OF the firm of |. Cohen s Bro, who were
closed by attachments yesterday, was
arrested Mt noon to-day on an aflldavlt
made by Mr.. A. LEASING of the wholesale
dry goods firm of Leasing, Solomon y
Rosenthal. The affidavit charges Cohen
with swindling, in that he procured goods
| under false pretenseS. Justice sleeper
| liked Cohen's bond at $1,000. He has not
found sureties up TO this time, put
will probably be able TO do so.
The arrest created quite an excite
ment, as it is the first time
in many Il day Waco merchant has been
charged with such crime. In business
circles very little sympathy is expressed
for the Cohens, as il is intimated they
were knowingly pursuing reckless
course. Their stock is completely
showed under with attachments, the
claims already put in amounting to over
$1,000, while 1t is said the fatal liabilities
win reach $4,000, with only about $500
worth of goods rs assets.
Mrs. Anderson, respectable white wo
man who tlkes in sewing for liveli
hood, was assaulted in an alley early thi
morning as she was going L
If market by negro man, VIII
/. demanded money. She said sh
" had none. The negro then drew knit
" and inflicted several severe cuts on he
/. face and arms, siashiug away at mul
q, derous rate. Her screams aroused peopl
As in the neighhorhood, and the negro raj
,y Two hours later the police arrested Fran
s, Strain, "a negro whom all the circumstance
point to as the villain who did the cuttln!
st lie Is In Jail, and there was strong tal
d, about taxing him out Of the lookup whel
so he was FIRST placed and hanging him.
,e- Walter Nailey, white, charged wit
as stealing a horse, and Henry Long, colore,
nd charged with burglary, were brought
re- from Moody to-day and Jailed
nd j w. lnabint Of West Station WI
)rt robbed Of watch and S25 In money
Oh the Farmers house last night. The thi
lat escaped, but Is believed TO be a youl
led man sailing under the dual titles
md Charles French and j Newton,
GENERAL LOCAL. NEWS.
nts Christmas will be observed by gen
leu raj cessation of business throughout t
md city Midnight mass was celebrated
OF the Church OF the Assumption to.nigl
ur- and the children Of the Fifth Street Chr
ess tlsn church had their Christmas tree
TO night
,n- Bishop Gregg returned to Austin u
ent evening,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
PARIS.
A Young Man Brutnlly Assaults an oi'
Citizen-street Rnhwnys.

Citizen--street Rnlwnys.
Special to the Gazette
pans, Tax, Dec. 2l,---The city Is
crowded with people from the country,
purchasing gifts for Christmas. Mer-
cbauts ara overrun with business. JndB-
ing from the preparations, Santa Claus
docs not Intend TINT any one should DC
foraotten. One of the pleasant features
of this Christmas time Is the fact lha'
while the people are purchasing CUTS ioI
friends, the almost iriendless ana lor'
saken are not forgotten,
There will be Christmas trees at INC
Methodist and Congregational churches
Christmas ye,while the Baptist aud Epls
copal churches will spread q sumptuQu'
supper for the children. The Fres0y
terrain church Will wait until New ear
before they entertain the scholars nl thel
schools.
sim another of our Partisan girls mar
ried; at the residence oil the Dti1S.
mother, Miss Naunir Broslus ana MI
John Barr were united Ia the hol
hands of wedlock last evening IN IN
presence OF few friends. Mrs. Broslu
has had the privilege OF losing ie'i7='
nor children Ia three years by marrlag
Tho female hase-balllsts are In tue Gil
--peforming military tactics at night al
playing base ball in the afternoon
Nellie Boyd in "Unknown' at the oper
house Friday afternoon and evening
A Christmas service VIII be given al u
Episcopal church Friday morning,
TheIe Is TO be another ball AZ the J.
mar hotel on the night Of the Sist'
The question OF dividing the Office
MAYOR Is being discussed by our q
napers. Creating the Office OF city recor
er has advocates.
Mrs. Gnl, daughter OF DR.. Fort, v
unfortunate enough TO have her pocs
picked of her railroad ticket, trunk enc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
CLEBURNE.
4 Child Burned to Denth-A Liquor ana
Tobacco Dealer Attached.

-
TobnoCO Dealer Attached.
OF the Gazette.
CLEBuRNE, TEN, Dec, 28.-The case OF
state of Texas VS. X. b. Cooley, Tor al
Legged theft OF Il horse, went to the Jury
pbout 4 o'clock yesterday evening. lhoy
we're out all night, and this morning mott
lied Judge Hall that they could not agree,
and were discharged. This case mas
created considerable interest, Mr. Cooley
bclnn one of our oldest and best citizehsi
and also wealthy stockman.
Late last evening, about i've miles east
OF this city, Andy DunlOp's only enid,
while left alone, fell in the fire and was so
hndIy burned that It died shortly after be-
ING found. II seems Mrs. Dunlap was
alone at the house with the ohhd and
placed It on pillow In front OF the hre,
Mace and went out after some wood auo
wnter. She was not away but shor
time, yet was gone long enough
To hud ON her return INA
lber child was almost burned
10 denth, It's hands being burned on ah'
! ia head almost burned 20 crisp.
Alta late hour this evening attachment
were run on the stock of goods OF be
Freibcrg, Wholesale and retail liquor an
tohaeco dealer here, 70 the amount q
something over $4,000. This was sun
4 nrise 10 quite number OF our cuisines
men. There Is no way at TINS hour !
get at any facts or figures OF the naoll
ties Telegrams were sent TO nlnelel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
lExyssi;dE
in inc Galyeslon Sud

spocll 10 the Gazette ~,
DENTON, TEX, pec. n
horse has been adddtv
i l,ant 6nrinu the holiasl'; gs'
few special friends were 9is I
The Sunday-schoos q VI
list, Christian and Pre'g WI
rave Christmas va !.
7. ruhlic tree will be ~ We I
tomorrow night.
The banquet and ml
knights of Labor LAST lFa S.,
the most successful o. /. y ]
given In Denton. AncaI~a
above expenses, which W Y Y
the suffering knights al Nv
Mr.. John Balm Is y ~ 4 !. /
New Mexico, to speOd li's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
WEATHERF0RD.
This Bright and Prosperous City ADDS To
the Marriage Record Yesterday.

Tba fright and Prosperous City Adds To
the Marriage Record Yesterday
Special to the Gazette.
MOTHERHOOD, TEX, Dec. 24.-John
T.. jackson, an attorney of Weatherford,
was arrested last night on charge oil
carving concealed weapons.
John il. Stone of this cityrand MISS
Annie Green were united in the bonds OF
matrlmony VI the residences OF the brides
father, seven miles north OF this place,
at 100 Yesterday evening, After the mar
riane ceremony the whole party, consist
inc of great many friends OF the young
couple, were invited TO partake OF an ele-
lant supper. Among those In attendance
from Weatherford were Mr., john H.
Lewis, of the Hutchison-Lewis Co., Mr.
A. u. Fusion, agent Texas Express com
nnny. and MIR. Ben II. Akard, deput.
| county clerk.
MIR. John N. Simpson of Dallas is II
! the city.
George Simmons, formerly OF this cit
Int now rauching on the Rio Grande
came i'm last night to spend Christina
with his father, DR.. w. l.. Simmons, an
family.
John w. Buster, Charles Buster, Scot
Jordan and John Eggerman came IN irol
the Pecos this morning to spend Amas
the city. c,..
i Mrs, winfield Scott OF Colorado City
2 visiting her fathers family and her MAJ
3 friends
o our Young friend While Hittson can
Z In this morning from Missouri where
i has been attending school. He W
g spend the holidays with his mother al
e ! fvianUs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

The disposition Universelle de Fart
Culinaire" awarded the highest honors to
Angostura Bitters as the most eiilcacious
stimulant to excite the appetite and TO
keep the digestive organs in good order;
Ask for the genuine article, manufactured
only by DIR. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons, and
hevynrp of limitations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

Mrs. winslov's soothhvSr|
always be used for chIIdrsSn I \
soothes the child, soften, n
lays all pain, cures wind an ]
bottle. ''D''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

Piles, fStuln, rupture and
structure radically cured Book OF par
ticulars l0cents in stamps. Worlds Dis
pensary Medical association, Buffalo,
"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
THE IMPRISONED y
The Search stopped uh'a 7. y
Settle on a plAn ~

WLKEsBARRE, Pa N \
uation at NanticoSe nl. !.
AS far as can be Learned N
has been cleared iIon n
where it is supposed az
miners. The resculng
in the north slope w'ull NJ
ent Morgan will not " \
face the danger there' <.
making are in the ,, ,lsil !.
slope, which y sollgg
and rock. This ssoiA M
moved very quickly. IA
mining engineers , me,, !. Il A
new plan for reaching N, n 4
the mining compsny w
cute the search. -