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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-15

from your boy, aa you should have IN
the fact that your husband gets = nice
supper when be comes home. Man
and womsn should not strive 10 prove
which is the proper head Of the fanll-
~. God never meant either one
should be the head. he said hus-
hand and wife should be one. and II
they be one. fOrEetful Of ssg, one
strength aud one power working to-
geiher FOR the good Of their children,
then will they finish Gods great
plan IN creating man and woman.
That mans strong arm. and wOman's
loving heart work good 10 all eternity.
Women have as much strength nf
character as men ~ much power and
insight with which 10 work out the
great problems Of life. IL, in the
union Of man and woman. WOInanis
power and intellect must sink into
nothingness, then something IL lost.
Where there were two, but one is
len. DORTHY DANE.
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ADre,oGI Disease.

Read, ponder and profit thereby.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs Is conceded by all who have
used IL TO excel any preparation In
the market as a complets Throat and
Lung Healer. All persons afflicted
with that dreadful disease-Consump
tIon-Will find speedy relief and in a
majority OF cases 3 permanent cure.
The proprietor has authorized J. J.
Purcell to refund the money TO any
party who hss taken three fOurths Of
a bottle without relief Price so cents
and 81. Trial size free.
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Rev. f. J. Whitney, Of Kendall,
Orleans Co., n. Y. writes; While Wis
iting In Genesee Co, a few weeks
since,I purchased a bottle Of the Peer
lefs Worm Specific. Il has been used
by US with such marked snecess that
I enclose SI.0O for which send me as
much OF the Specific ss It will pur-
chase. think il by far the most eff
eaiious remedy for worms OF bowel
difficulty that we have ever had for
oui children. No one with children
should be without It. / guarantee
every bottle. Oscar SeitE.
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Many persoms-especially parents
inject TO many 'quaek nOstrums as
likely 10 engender or encourage love
for strong drink. They are right.
Better die Of disease than drunk.
eness. The use Of Parker's Tonic
does not involve this danger. It not
only builds up the system, curing. all
ailments OF the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. but it stimulates without
intoxicating, and absolutely cures the
appetite for1lquOr' 37-lmo.
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ThstDlr,V OandruF.

Dandrufr Is dirty and disagreeable
in every way. II soils the clothes
continually and ia accompanied 10y q
rdly less annoying sensation Of
aching. The scalp is diseased.
There is nothing in the world so
thoroughly adopted TO this trouble as
PaTker's Hair Balsam. 1t cleanses
and heals the scalp, stops the falling
hair and restores its original softDess,
gloss and color. Is not oily, hiShly
perfumed, an elegant dressing. Very
economical, as Oply a small OCCASION
al application keeps the hair in q per-
feet condition. 37-1mo.
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A Sensible Man

Would use Kemp's bAIsam for the
Throat aud Lungs. II Is curing more
cases Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn-
ehItis, Group, and all Throat and
Lung Troibles, than sny other medi-
cine. rhe proprietor has authorized
J. ]. Purcell To refund your money 10,
after taking three-fourtbs Of 4 bottle
relief is not obtained. Price so cents
and 81. Trial Size free. l
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Beno's Cherrv Couok syrup.

] consider one OF the best II not THE
BEST Of all the many cough remedies
In use. have sold more OF It the
past year than all the rest put to
gether, aud u has given universal sat
isfactiOn. M. Nye, Druggist, Well
Mimi. sample bottle free at Oscar
Eeilz's Drug STORE.
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suokIer,s arulOs s,,,,

The Best SALvE in the world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It Is guar
anteed TO give I-erfeet satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. Fox SALE by Oscar Seitz.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that & 3 The intention
~ % the Board o. county Commissioners Of 81
line county, kansas % appropriate . suEn not %
exceed eve hundrrd doilsrs fliDol out Of the
general fHnd of Saline county, for the purposs %
building wagon road- HaY hrijre over q -
vine near slliume's, on ssr- 81, u. %, raa1r =
y. Of 6ih 4. n. The estimated cost of ~ j hridaa
Dot % exceed ave hundred dollars . sslins
county.
By order Of the Rnarl ~ Cou niy Commissionera
Salina, September Eid. ISIS.
dos. AAEsENr. County Clerk.
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Publication Notice.
No. $500.

Land once a. salina. Kans, sepi. 5. fss5.
AnoTlcE o. HEEEHT oIvEs that the foiloHiHz-
~ named settler has Sled Rofios nf biz lnteutlon
&c make hnal proof 10 support n bis claim, and
that said proof viii he mai- beioru Register and
Receiver 81 this ouee, o. Oct Is lslsl via; Mieh-
2. T.. L. hAU.
he names the f8loElng Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cuitiFution o.
sail lad. viz Michael HGyne, H. a. Nash, aud
John % shea, % saiiua; Henry O'shea, of Wind
soT r. %.
ELsr IN HoroH Reristsr.
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The PrsiiIe,l Ladr b sslins.

Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs was a superior
remedy. as 1t stopped her cough In
stantly when others had no effect
whatever. So to prove this J. ]. Pur-
cell will guarantee it TO all. Prizes
5Octs and 81. Trial size free.
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Publication Notice.

Land ofaee 81 saiina, Kansas. suE. 2sih, lss5.
~ aTIcE o. uEEEnT GIVES that ths following.
make hn1i proof 20 support Of MS claim ana thll
said proof viii Be- made before the RcFisier Eud
Receiver a. salina, kansss. on November IN, las1
viz. John uepner, "a. = 2i.s2f Tor The uhf, ne
ar, see. "a twp. IS. of range 2 geri
henamea the following uitneasrs % prove hi.
eoniinHous reaidencs upon. aHd ealiiratinu -
said land. viz Riley shirar. Johu shirar. Chaz
Deneli. Geo. Bull. 81 Of saliua, Kanaaa
j. M. HODGE ReEisfeF.
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A single trial Of the Peerless Worm
Specific never yet failed TO relieve the
baby, and overcome the pejudiees Of
the mother. II not only frees the
child from worms, but regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie.
corrects acidity, and cures Dysentery
and Diarrhes, gives rest and health
the child, and comforts the mother.
Try it. No cure, no pay. For sale by
Oscar Seiiz.
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e00A nnA n prrsssis giusa Euay. send be
HAWWaWWI Eve cents postnFe, and ~ nail
free package or goods af larFe
value that vi siast you 10 work that uil % once
bring ysu in EoHoy faster than snythinE IN
America Allahout the f2o0.ouo o. presents win
each box Agents wanted every Hhsre Of either
sex Of an ages for al the time or spare time nuV
% work for 90 tteir own homes Fortnnca foF
all uurkeTs absolutely assured. Don't drlag.
HALLkTT 3 Cos. Portland Maina
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Miss Jennie Newly, Of Touganoxie,
Kansas. aud Rev G.. II. Rogers, OF
Seneca, Kau., will be in attendance
at the convention of SufIragists 10 lee
held Oct. 18th aud 29,h, Ca Daily
Hall. Saline. Miss Newly Is well
known a. an effective organizer for
the w. G. T a., aud is "A graceful
speaker Rev. G. n. Rogers Is editor
Of Our Mission, published in Seneca.
He i spoken of a. a m an ct line abili-
ty and a brilliant lecturer
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No chance Necessary

II is not necessary TO change the
climate which you live In or travel
about for the restoration Of health. II
you have weak lungs. coughs, colds,
Group. consumption or bronchitis,
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup In war
ranted 20 cure you. Sample bottles
free ut Oscar Seiiz's drug stOIe.
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WOMAN'S SPHERE
Eaited ~ rsuuIttes - IN a aline
CouEty Womaa 8unrRHe Assoei-
a1io1.
ABJLUYHAS NO SEX.

Oouuuuicsiious and NszsFeper Clipping solicit
Mas. LaurA ~ JouSs.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
E51o avoid the rush patient, viii please call early ,44
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Cure for Pne,.

Piles are frequently preceded by g
sense Of weight in the back, loins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient TO suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, o.
flatulency, uueasiness Of the stomach,
etc. a moisture like Precipitation
producing a very dlsagreeable itching
after getting warm, lie a very CON-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once to the
application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy. which acts directly upon
the parts affected. absorbing the
dOliuis. allay ing the intense itching,
and affecting n permanent cure
Price 50cis. Address, The DR.. Be-
ssnko Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio
ami by Oscar Settz.
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"While In the country last winter ny lltiis
boy. three years Old, was taken 81 with Group;
q seemed ns u he would de from strange
lation- One Of tho family suggested the use
81 ArER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, q bottle q
which vas always kcut In the house. This
was tried In small and frequent doses and
20 our delight In les than half an hour the
listie patient was hreaihing easily. Tie doc
Tor said that the CHEEKY PECToRaL had
aaTel my darlinr's life. Can yea wonder a
cur ratiiude? Sincerely ycurE,
MRS. EHIuA GEnNET"
10 Neat i2Sth ST., New York, May %, fssz.
81 have used AyER's CHERRY PncTonAE
n my family for several yeara, and DO n1t
hesitate 20 pronounce Il The most eflcctuni
remedy for coughs and coils We have ever
tried A. !. CRASH"
Lake Crystal. MINI, March i. lisa.
"Isuifered for eight years from Bronehitsa,
and after trying many remeliies vita 10 sue
ecsss vas cured b. the use q AYEE's cHEh-
nv PErTunAL- IosEfu WALDEE."
ByllAlia, Miss-, April 5. iss2
81 cannot say enough IN praise a ArEa's
CHEunr PICTORIAL believing a. ! Do that
bat Tor its inc should long since have did
frolu lung troubses- T. BRA0DoH."
Ralsstliss. Teas. April 2. iss2.
No ease Of an affection Of he thruaf o.
iungs exists which cannot b greatly rSlssEod
b. The use of ArER's cHERRR PEcro1AL,
and u win cirrrys CIR vhen he diseass b
not already bgyond the control q msdieihA
rRErkRED BT
Dh.J.c.AyeF&CO. =, Lowell, hiaSs.
~ b al DruEEistA
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AYERS -
Cherry PeCtOral.

No other complaints are 70 insidious In their
stack a. those affecting the throat and luness
none % triaed with By the majority Of suffsr.
era. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trihing or unconscious ez-
posuEe, is often but the beginning Of fatal
sickness ATER's CHERRY PEcroRAL has
vel proven is efficacy In n forty years Sight
With throat and lung diseases, and should -
taken In All cases without DELAY.
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For an diseasrs caused By the over ofiohacoo
or liquor. This remedy h particularly edieacious
in aveTting palsy and delirium trrmens. Prica.
eiUa per box siE boxes S ~
We duarautee Cure or agree 90 refund double
the none paid Certificate in each box his
guarantee applies % each uf our dr specifies senl
by nail % any adiress secure from observation %
receipt of price Re careful 10 mention The nnmbar
Of Specific wanted Our specifics arr ouly recaE-
mrndrd tor spccihe diseases. bewarr % remedies
warranted 90 cure all these diseazrs With ne3E
cine. inavold counterfeit and always srcur8the
Salina. Kansas,
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Two good lots in MOrrison's add.
ton. very cheap.
S3-4w. Mr.. Poole.
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ain ie57 took hsevers cold, uhseh affected
my lung. ! had a terrible cough, ard paased
Right after night without sleep. The dOetors
gave me M. I tried AYERS CHERKY PFC
TORAL, which relieved my lungH, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest Necessary
for the recovery Of my strength. By the
continued use Of the PEcroRAL q perma-
nent cure was ELECTED. ] am nov 81 years
Old, hale and hearty, and am satiEhed your
CHEkEr PICTORIAL saved me.
lionAcE FAIRnnOTHEh."
Eoekingham, VI, July IS. lss2.
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Wfu more moaey fhan a Anything else b takina
III az agcncy ior tha beai selling hn.sk eri BE-
Einnefs alcceed Ernndly. None tail Terms free.
HALIETf BOOK Co. Parilaad .Malne-
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For Headache. Nervous Neuralgia. AT an acute
diseases fthc nervous system. Price. 5oc pr box
six boxes fol - ~.
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Cures Guaranteed.
IN. RN' PECIFI Ne. 1

On IN f'ECIFl Ne ..
A Certain Cur Tor Nervous Debility. seminal
Weakness Invnlunfqry Emissions. spe riusforFhosa
and al diseases Of the enio urinary organs caused
by self-ahuse or over inlulcrace.
Price. 500 per hnx SIX iozc- $500
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For impotence, Sirrillty in either sex. Los Of
Power. premature Old age. aud al those diseases
requiring thorough invigoTaiiuE ~ the sexual
0rxans. Price, 500 per box, siK boxes el8.oo.
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For EPlispiic Fiis Mental Anxiety. Loss o.
Memory Soiiening Of toe Brain, aud ~ diseases
% the brain. Price 81 pr hoH siz boxes e5oo.
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PRIZE :; :; !. !: ]: .: z: z: +; !: s: :: ::

eise IN he World. All e either ~ suecsed nm
arri honr. he broad ruad 70 iortune opens -
fore The workers. ahaoluteiy mre AZ onna -
prasa. TuuH a 90. AuE1ata. Haina.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
PLANO.
Honored Settlers of Collin County
An Arrest for Theft.

special to the Gazette.
PLANO. TEN, July is Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert II. Brown, two OF the
Oldest settlers of Collin county, his We
Just returned from Dallas, where they
attended the settlers reunion at Sha-
ny View park. These good people are
natives of Tazewell county, Va, and
came to Texas forty years ago and To-
Gated in Collin, then vast and
almost uninhabited prairie, They
have children and grandchildren, aud
The family Is one of the most numeT-
Gus and prosperous in this portion of
the state.
Col. Herne " Peyton has been ten
dered the appointment OF chairman of
The Prohibition party for Collin coun-
~, but, as he is n )n-partisan Prohi-
olllonist, II Is by no means certain he
win accept.
Yesterday a veTitable Yankee car
pet-bagger walked into the waiting
room at the depot, and finding 1t
empty, and seeing there well-filled
griI-saek, suddenly came to the con-
cluslon, as no one seemed to claim 1t,
mat he must be the owner and accord
lngly took possession without looking
either to the right or the left.
lie marched out of the room aud took
Ssontherly course, In the direction of
DALLAS. In the course OF an hour the
theft was discovered and the blood
mounds OF the law were put upon the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

trail. They overlook their victim
about two miles from town, dressed
in new cult Of clothes and with an
empty grlp.sack in his hand. He was
Immediately nabbed, brought back
to town aud carried before his honor,
Justice Pearce. The unhappy culprit
was bound over for his appearance at
the next term OF the district court,
and, not being able to give bond, he
was ordered TO Jail Rhinehart Schenck
is the name to which the prisoner re-
sponds. He is a small.sized man, be.
tween thirty.fve and forty years OF
aye.
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HILLSBORO.
A Suspicious Character Under Arrest.

~ SuoPASAVoS ShuhdStoh OAuoA AAAooe'
correspondence of the Gazette,
HIiLsBoBo, TEX July l7.-Sherifi
Bell to-day arrested one Henry Temple
on suspicion. Temple claims to be
from Ellis county. He says he has
lived in Hopkins and Smith counties,
aud was formerly from Coosa county,
Ala. He claims that he made visit
to Texas in 1882 and returned to Ala
bsma the same year, and returned In
1854 to Texas. Since then he has
stopped In Fort Worth. Dallas, Me-
Oregon and Waco. He refuses to give
any information as to his busin IS
He attempted to bride the guard while
on the way TO the Jail. Falling to dc
so, he broke and ran, but was recap,
tured. His height is six feet one
and half inches, weight l70 or Isl
pounds. He is fair complexioned, has
light hair, blue eyes and large nose
He is very stoop.shouldered, talks
very low and uses profane langu age
when drinking.
The writ-of-habeas-corp trial o.
Will Warner, for shooting Carruthers
comes oil tomorrow.
w. B. Cooper was arrested here
three days ago by Deputy Marsha
Parham on an Indictment from LeoI
| county. He killed his brother-in-law
| three years ago. He concealed thu
body by killing bull and putting thu
murdered man inside the carcass. TIL,
murder has just come to light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
DAVID ACKLE=.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 17.-David
Ackles, colored, was hanged to-day al
Helena, Ark, for the murder of Frank
Burrell and his wife, also colored
The crime was committed last Janu.
AIRY The hanging was the
occasion of running excursion
trains into Helena and fully 5000
people witnessed the execution. Just
previous to leaving his cell the father
and mother OF the murdered victims
visited the condemned. Ackles asked
their forgiveness, telling them he
committed the deed and would feel
that his chances of going to heaven
would be much brighter if they would
make peace with him, which they
did
On the scaffJld he spoke saying:
" My congregation, am here to day
to be hanged for the crime | have
committed, and / am perfectly will
log to go. | hope you will meet me
IN heaven. Farewell, farewell to all. "
n neck was broken by the fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SHERMAN.
.,ioual Law.suit-J. NJ. 0ummins
AIS Fifty Thousand Dollars for
Outraged Feelings
H. Of the Union Sunday School As
TociatiOn -Fivs New Bridges for
4 Grayson County.

NJ Al to the Gazette.
GrRMAN, Ten, July 1S.-A very
sstional lawsuit was filed in the
4. ,ct coult here late last evening.
Cummins, who had been fined
Z. Coptempt of court on Thursday and
n 10 Jail in default Of payment, felt
. .gcrieyed and wounded In spirit
\. personal pride that he concluded
axe the disrespectful minions of
Il 10 smart for their temerlty. So
J. Dansed to be drawn o petition set
forth his outraged feel
~ and laid his damages
~ the modest sum OF $4,000.
half of this little sum Is alleged
"a (, actual dam ages sustained by being
inside the cold walls of
q common Jail, and the other
"a set forth as vindic.-
W damages for the indiguity put upon
y. sscred person. Judge IL p. Gregg
n he county court Jake Spaugler, a
(. rntv sheriff; NJ. o. Callahan, tue
sr and Sheriff T.. G. Douglass,
I'm ali the sureties on his official
,and. are made parties oy the
,sfendsnt TO the suit and
"a suppose due service has
'sen made upon said sureties. j.
n Jenkins, j. q. Beeler, Jot Gunter,
81 a Hall, w. II. Trollinger, A. x
5enry. ]. w. Stinnett, ] 2. Harri'
IN Charles Newton and w. III. Grow
Il ,ba aurpties
TThe Union Sunday-school conven-
Ian. which has been in session here
~ two DAYS. closed It's session | asst
Z, cht at the Cumberland Presbyterian
cbnrch. J.C. Carlton OF Howe was
slected president, w. II. Gill OF Deni-
In secretary and treasurer and A. w.
Il err of Sherman recording secretary
ii r Dulin, Il. r. Winn, A. L. Mel
IN. A. II. Etchison and James
Hutchi.on were appointed executive
enmmittee. Delegates were appointed
M the state convention at Mexia or
tuesday, July 81.
4 The total number Of schools in thu
eountv is ITO, with an attendance tha
numbers about one'seventh of the en-
Hire population OF the county, beini
t43j, embracing teachers and pupils.
There will be q grand picnic at PHO
firove next Saturday. In fact, picnici
Ere all the rage now in every section
pf the country.
The commissioners court adjourned
4 Today after several days session. |
J ct contracts for the building of fiv'
hlew bridges in the county.
Tom Woods returned to-day from
Vernon, where he secured the adop
lion OF his plans for new jail to b
built entirely of brick, iron and ce
|,nent, without a piece Of wood in |
and entirely fire proof.
Prof j. ii Letellier Is very sick q
his home on South Walnut street will
congestion.
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PALESTINE.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, July ia large
crowd attended the barbecue held
three miles west OF this city yesterday.
The Hon. John II. Reagan delivered
an interesting address, In which he
encouraged such social events, and re-
GREETED the gradual decadence OF the
old.time socisbility and hospitality
which characterized the earlier set
tiers OF the neighborhood. Capt. L..
T. Gammage also followed with an
appropriate address, finishing of on
the subject of intemperance and the
grta, evils beiog wrought by the
same.
The psy.car dropped SIS 1000 here
this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SEALY.
A Bachelor Farmer Murdered

& pondence OF tho Gazette.
sEALY, TEX July J7.-Jaccb Hsrtch
German farmer living about two
miles from here, was found dead to-
day in his house by some parties who
went there to cut hay for him. Mr..
Hartch was q bachelor and lived alone
at the time of his death. He is said by
the doctors who examined the remains
to have been dead some five or six
days.
The well the Santa Fe railroad is
building is forty-two feet deep aud is
progressing rapidly.
Several days ago w. b. Coward, who
was coupling an engine onto some box
cars, had his thumb on his left hand
crushed off He Is improving rapidly
and will soon be able TO attend to his
duties,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
ROSEN BERG.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
ROSENBERG, TEX, July II Con
siderable excitement was created here
yesterday by "coon" looking for a
"gun" with which to exteImlnate a
certain colored doctor, who, he says,
attempted TO violate the person OF his
sister while visiting him for treat
ment. Things looked "gorey" for
awhile, but an explanation has been
made. The doctor claims that his
actions were purely professional. On
this basis, war proc sedings have been
suspended.