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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16

tartar could be procured in large
quantities free from lime and chem
ically pure. The cream Of tartar
refners of this country and Europe
when approached upon the subject,
declared such a result impossible,
and declined to incur the expendi-
ture necessary to make the trial.
The Royal Baking Powder Com
paDy, accordingly, resolved to solve
the problem for itself; and having
secured the aid of the best chemists
of Europe and America, proceeded
with its Investigations and dlscov-
cries until the result, after several
years of labor and the expenditure
of over half a million dollars in the
purchase of patents,perfecting OF
processes and the erection OF build
ings and machinery, was reached IN
the complete attainment OF the end
sought. The works (now owned by
the New York Tartar Co.. are To-
Gated in Brooklyn, and excel in size
and capacity any other similar re-
finery in the world. They produce
a chemically pure cream of tartar,
which is now exclusively used for
pharmaceutical preparations, and in
the manufacture of the celebrated
Royal Baking Powder.
The enegry and outlay that have
effected this, will undoubtedly be
fully rewarded by the public which
will chiefly benefit by the success
full investigations. People are COM
ing daily to more fully appreciate
the value of pure and wholesome
food. By the exclusive use of this
chemically pure cream of tartar,
the Royal Baking Powder is pro-
duced entirely free from lime, and
absolutely pure. qualities possessed
by no other baking powder yet made
A baking powder entirely free from
lime or other impurity must not
only contain more strength or leav-
ening power and produce better
food and therefore be more econom-
ical for use, but what is more i'm
portant, possess qualities of super
Tor wholesomeness.
Chemists and physicians have
looked upon the experiments with
much interest, and regard their sue
cess as a matter of much impor-
tance,-N. Y. Tribune.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16
STATIONERY,
DOLLS, ETC.,

Especially adapted for the HOL-
IDAY TRADE. l take pleas
ure In announcing that my
stock for the coming sales l pro-
pose holding in Carson, has
been especially selected by my
self, and comprises articles of
every description, adapted for
all manner of HOLIDAYPRE
ENTS, and suitable to both rich
and poor. Hondsome and val
liable prizes will be distributed
among the gentlemen and ladies.
Thanking the people of Carson
for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me during my last
visit, trust for a continuance
of the same.
Al. NJ. FRIEDRICH.
dce2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16
AN IMPORTANT FOOD RE
FORM.

Production of Chemically Pure
Cream OfTartar-TOta Elimi-
nation Of all Lime Impure
ties-Tew Discoveries in
Re m n ga Long
Stride Tow ard
Pure Feed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16
Special Advantages.
TO THE
PEOPLE OF CARSON
AND VICINITY.

NJ. M. FRIEDRICH, the Pho
neer Jeweler of the State of Ne
vada will returnsto Carson on
the 9Th inst. with a large stock
Of Diamonds, Watches, Chains,
Rings, Jewelry of all kinds,
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
Clocks, Optical Goods, Cutlery,
and large variety of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16
TEST Your Baking Powder To-Day !
Brands advertised absolutely pure
CONTAIN ANNdoNIA.
THE TEST

Place q can top down on hot stove until
hented then remove the cover and smell. A chem
ist Will not be required to detect the presence of
Ammonia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-16

Getting COAL. BARB WIRE.
AGRICULTURAL GOODS aEsd
all Staple Goods, by the CAR
LOAD, and SO can Sell CHEAP
Err Than Other House in the
state. Special Orders Attended
to at the Lowest Rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

that wss hitched to convenient tele-
phone pole Wednesday night aud drove
MIN up and down the crowded thorough
fares Of the city at a John-Gilpin gait. to
t1e great astonlshmeut of the sedatc
equine. lie rebelled at the liberty taken
VITA him, but his mute protests were In
vain. The boys were too much Tor him,
aud che deacon who owns him IS unable
to account for the detected air Of his
faithful servant
officer Cocker is entitled TO the blue rib.
bon for having discovered and arrested a
criminal who has originality. Bill VIII
ing was hungry and while cogiiating, near
grocery store, on how 10 get q meal, he
noticed a dead chicken IN coop. Sccur-
ing the chicken nc went to d LAUGH stand
ana gave the proprietor a "song and
dance" story that the chicken was Ills and
had been killed by him, and asked TO have
10 exchange for his 'brdn a square meal.
The proprietor doubted the story, refused
the meal aud told Coker who, with Joe
Spcnccr's assistance, arrested Willing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

child-heart 20 her Savior and was hap
tiEod into the fellowship OF q Baptist
church in her native state Afterwards
She became a member at Birdyiile, then
OF tho First Baptist church OF this clty,
which relationship she sustained tin hcf
death. Il is putting 1t SOFTLY 20 saw that
her whole life was an iucoMtr0vcrtible
argument IN favor ui the Gle.
waiting, enrolling and iny.ln.
spring power OF the Christians
and her death was the consummatlon ~ all
everlasting victory. During the long,
lingering and painful encroachmcnts of
that dread disease, consumption, htr'
patience was superior 10 Tier suiicrings
and her faith the sol0cc Of anticipated
separation. Ia deaths awful presence
she was conscious and composed, and
gave the most cousollug evidence Of
support from Him who IS Invisible. SHE
left husband and four sons, as well as e
wide circle Of relatives and friends, the
subjects of carths heaviest sorr0w-be-
rcavement by death But she has gone
home where the weary are at rcst aud the
consumptiyc's cough is never heard.
W. NJ, GoiGH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

NeW OaLrASs, LA,, NOV. 49, The
state board Of health IS Ia receipt of q
letter from pr. ComNgo Freiyc of Rio de-
JancirJ, Brazil, giving the results of iuoc.
nlatiou AGAINST yellow fever as wacticed
by him. Dr. Floivc states that he has
this wear performed 5000 NEGOTIATIONS
with absolutely successful results, for
none of these who were iuOculated died,
whereas over 400 persons who We're not
inoculnted succumbed to the disease.
The noculated persons lived IN an IN
fcctcd portion OF the city, and great
number inhabited houses wherein deaths
had occurred from the disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

The transition of the pure and inc soou
out al the seen into the unseen may wen
awake thought, stamp impression ana III
snirc emotion. The life Of the Just Is as
tbe shining light that shineth more ana
mog until the perfect day, and IN the
insfer of their example the living mlghI
be icd ON and up to a better ana hignet
state. The yet-speaking OF the pious dead
= ffords a dialect that Babel does not con
fnee nor time annihilate. such are a Jew
~ tbr re1ections INDUCED while review
IN the life and death of the one WHOSE
name mi IS the caption Of this article
VIRGINIA A. H. ion was born III
Marion county, Missouri, A. d. leiI,
and The early years of her pure
and beautiful life were spent
IN that state. At the age oil eighteen snI
-, ,,'o an, narrled TO MIR. A. W. 0verton, anu
b. &C. moved 10 Texas in 1860, locatlnS
.aor Rirdyiue, IN this county Aitet-
, ~. they moved 10 Fort Worth Nhero
nav resided several years, and Wncie
NV thew have large circle OF Islati W.,
nnd friends. They have spent thF ins'
NV wears a, their excellent country Nm
ncar Oak Grove, Tarrant county, H.
oyerton, while yet the dew ., ii her
morning was fresh upon hef' cav ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
wEATHERFORD.
Received GOOD Thrasbing Personal
Notes.

Received Good Thrasbing rorSonnl
notes.
Special to the Gazette,
WEArnERronp, TEX, NOV. This
evening quito an alteration occurred p'-
tween Mr.. I'd Oliver, freight agent M
this place, and Glen White, one Of The
freight hands at the depot, resulting ID
White getting real good thrnshlnB, ~
ne needed. lie has been drinking several
DAYS and became very abrupt aud insult
ing. and on MIR. OllyCr giving him some
instructions, he commenced MS insulting
language, whoreupon he received ms
whipping.
MIR. !. w. Galloway took the eastbound
train This evening and viii Do absent from
the city for about ten days. He goes 10
Greensboro, Ala. for the purpose Of set
tliug up the estate OF his tnothef nIt'f
which he will return Via New orleans apu
take in the exposition.
MIR. Dan Driscoll, route agent Of tbe
Tcxas'Express company, spent Inc day ~
the city.
col. Gus. A. Graham Of Graham, TcNp
was In Weathcriord to-day and TOOK inc
evening train for Dallas.
Hugh H. Wilson, internal revenue OH
Ger OF Fort Worth, n IN the city
Mrs Alice Shirley, wife ~ > IS. u
Shirley, editor of the Phlo Pinto News
camo In on the eust-bound train last night
and Is stopping at the Carson q LOWS
house.
bacco man, spent the day IN the cry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
COURT MOTIFS.

INSTRUCT tbtl
Argument was concluded Yesterday in
the suit of l.. G.. Martin against the CITY
National bank and Judge Reckham took
the case under adyigcmeut to rondcra de-
cison to-day.
In the cast OF Willis Andrews and
others against Amanda Wells and others,
suit TO recover interest i'm real estate, de
cison was reserved until to-day.
The appearance docket will Toe called
This morning.
COUNTY COURT.
In the case OF II. Perry VS.. II. w. Will
Jams * Co., suit on claim for wrongful
attachment, Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff in the sum of 1915.
Charles FRANKIE VS., Missouri Pacific
Railway, spit for $3.50 damages on nc
count of defective cattle guards, is now
ON trial.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Citizens Building and Loan association
to 4. j. Lawrence, lot 3, block ], Evans
addition to Fort Worthi consideration,
$1,000.
NJ. +. Kizziar to James j. Grimslcy, 30
acres on Walnut creek consideration
$500.
VIM. w. Wallace to Henry c., John r.,
! Mary l.. anu lNNNtINh ~ W hAieN"1 ~ "
his interest, as heir at law of b. Rush
( Wallace, in ll07 acres OF the Butler sur
ycy. near Sabine lake, jefferson county
/ and all his interest IN 22l4 acres OF the
Nicholas De Mayo survey in said county
All TO be surveyed so as to contain 2itl
acres. in consideration OF release on tho
part of the four ast-named parties o.
their interest in certain lands OF the d
Rush Wallace estate. -.
Esther a. and w. II. Hitch to Jno' w
Trirg, 824 acres of the j., j. Goodman
survey in TarranJ countyi deed made IL
settlement of partition interest.
Percival White to Frank B. Stanley, 10
! 4. block ], College Hill addition to FOR
Worth; consideration, $500.
A. A. Johnson aud w. II. Cannon u
Frank b. Stanley, lot ., block l. voileg
nm addition to Fort Worth; considera
ton, 500, ~ -, p.b
A. Robinson and wife to i. W Rob
inson. acres of the Enoch Harding sur
yev on Walnut Creek, Tarrant county l.
miles from Fort Worthi consideration
$3.50. u A.
T. NJ. Edwards and wife TO X. =. Au
trv. 5sl acres OF the Thomas Peck %
acre survey, Is miles northeast from for
Worth. consideration, $500,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
aAlNrAvnLE.
ui,trjc, Court Ia SECESSION Caught n Fort
worth.

ui,,ric, Cuurt IA session Caught n Fort
worth.
Special 20 the Gazette
GuNrsVittu, TrNo Nov l0s DEttct
court convened IN rVgulor session tbN
morning and the irst ease called MAS tlc
state against George farucsWoria5
CHARGED with manning. The defense am
uomUud not ready, uid presented apNl-
cation Tor continuance, which was sls
tanned hy The court The nest case catVd
was thNj OF tho state Ns N. y laNleG
chargcd With assault With intent to n'ui
der one j. a.. Cook The 0beuSe WAS
committed during september NJ, am'
the weapon used was kniic The ut
icndant Is about sixty wears old. the
case Is NOW ON trial, aud VIII probably
he concluded Tomorrow. Judge Cox ot
the Dallas bar represents The deiehup9N
Deputy Shoti0 McMurrW arrived oR
this mornings train, having w charge
james Seylerwhom he gottn fori Wotth.
Sewer IS wanted ON charge OF assault to
murder. committed about TWO mouths
npo The difficulty occurred IN Eastor
woods saloon, and the party assaulted
was pretty badly eut, Scyicr sNpped
out. and was not heard OF again unul hle
arrest at Fort Worth. The man Who was
Iuut has returned TO Georgia, his home,
] and win probably not be hero 20 tesiliy
/ against the defendant
! a report reached here carly this moiil
I mu that one j ohm Nuun Ind 0cen robbed OF
I 500 at Rock creek, about four mites cast
of thi. city. Your correspondent 'nlc}
viewed she officers on tie subject, who
stated that they had only heard lhe raiaoA
which needed confirmation
Scrugps s. Whaicy OF THIS ely are pul'
Ting m ncW machinery at their NIL pre-
paratory TO making patent roller -four
when this rs completed Gainesville eau
boast of two of The iluest milling ostab-
lishmeuts IN the South
The farmers living on TIC prairie oun-
plain OF Ny, which they say damages
Tho new wheat crop considerably
tuf0rd Gulock, formerly deputy shollu
of this county, returned yesterday utlet
an absence Of two years IN the West
, Services are being held az the Christian
church nightly,
The spectacular drama, entitled 'th'
World, " VIII be presented here on NOV
! 2jth
About $500 will be sent from this place
, for the relief Of the Galveston sufferers
{ Iiepatazone VIII act thoroughly on th,
liver IN from two 10 four hours' time, ana
does not produce nausea or gripping pans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
THE MrKApo.



" 'Nnsi.N TED LAST NlNuI vi l1lLoT s
in' fV"p offRN COMPANY
mo ,,o.,.,, Houston Post. -.
Sanii. Poo IA Son dis,niscd es +, y" ""l 'hohu
wandering minstrel, and In
~, love win Yam. Yum .,.j Joe Almond
Tb inv '''s'' rN' ou''ohor 81 ~ no,..,,.
Pooh Bat, Lord and High Every.
thing Else ... Louis Carlherg
Nne nan ivsu' Nop'' i'oru 'Sh'FWo9d l.oyster
yum Yum Three sisters. NIX. Mabel linn,
retli sing, wards of ..... q. chapman
II,ftlp 49, h9hG ,oa, ',,,.C Van l.issa
With SanEi Poo A,,cc Nav
Chorus q school girls, mobiles, guards and
coo'us'
Inc above cast presented Gilbert and
SulllYan's latest success, 1.-THE Misado, -
iust night at PILOTS, to the most FASH
lonable aud representative audience that
has Iilled this place OF amusement during
the present season. ''ihe Mikado,' as
To- point OF merit, is equal 70 the best
efforts Ivy the same author and is supe-
nor TO either "luhnthe,' y "The Pirates
OF Penzancc,' y or "Ihc Sorcercrs.'
The dialogue is In GHberts best vein
ana exceedingly witty, while the neon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
LoSGyIEw.
Courr,Hodse Repairs Ordered sim suner-


court.Hoase Repairs Ordered sim suffer
ing.
Special 70 the Gazette.
LoNGvRw, Tx, Nov. ls-1hc com
missloners' court has decided 70 have AN
iron fence built around the court-house
square, but as II cannot be begun before
next February the horses aud cattle VIII
continue 70 roOst on aud about the conrt
house steps until then.
Another absolutely necessary expense
II this otherwise superior building Is put
In proper condition, Is that required TO b
expended upon the roof, which lets
through couple OF barrels Of water dur
Ing each rain-storm.
Rev. Mr.. Godbey, whose paralysis ha'
been noted, Is still In bad condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
DENlsoN.
WIN Mako no Change of Ba,e-A rutiod
Elng-A Denial.

NH mako no ChuuEe OF hasa lurlpU
Flag-A Denial.
special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Nov. lg.--in to-day's
GAZETTE a special from this city states
that the Labor Siitings paper would 90 90
Fort Worth, and SO your correspondent
was informed by one OF the leading men
OF the company, but he was mistaken in
the statement and SO corrects it, over
the signature of the board OF directors Is
the following notice, which is official
THAT, whereas, according to the Consti-
tuition and bylaws OF this corporation,
adopted oct %, 1856, IL IS
not In our power TO accept thc
Kind proposition, AZ extend our thanks
TO our brothers in Fort Worth for their
libcNlityn
The following appeared I'm The Morning
llerald.News, which explains the closing
up OF the Flag store
once ot the Flag store, pGNl+oN, TIN.
NOV. ls.-Tn OOr Friends and Patrons owing
60 unforeseen circumstance. We are forced 90
wind mp OUr business We haye therefore,
placed our entire anuig- into the hands OF Mr.
Chas Waterman for liquidation. Respectfully,
rlu FLAG srORE.
r.. p. Wright, local editor Of the Labor
Shlugs, In a card IN the morning paper
denies the report that he Is 81 candidate
for the city secretaryship, occasioncd by
the death of Mr, Frank Drake
Or. Hanna, mayor of Denisun, received
an acknowledgements OF the receipt OF SPOT
from Mayor Fulton OF Galveston to the
sufferers Of the late fire.
ShttZky & PaltrOvitch are opening ;
quecnsWarc store in this city on Main
street. lately vacated by Jacobs Bazaar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
nnnnd Ln scll tor the Cnsh.

$500 Meriuo G-pouud shearine sheep, NJ
50 per head; 20 choice bucks thrown IN
75O Merino graded, shcarlng hNc
pounds, at 81 30 per head.
sG cattle, including twenty-five cows
and three-year-old heiicrs.
II three-year-old steers.
Balance one and two-year-oidS. NO"
on choice range. Price, SlS round
j. l.. ScOrT
Land, Live Stock and Loan Agent, las
kcli City, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

oVULINI 70 VIZ N'NHNEIN'
SwEETwATER, TEN, Nov. 1.-the
grand Jury adjourned 10 day, returning
only four true bills. A change of venue
was granted in the case OF the State W..
Wood and Boyett, charged with the muir
der of Ben Warren, An effort was made
to try Boyett's case here, but n jury could
not be obtained Wood goes 10 Colorado
aud Boyett to Abilene.
Strangers are coming TO this section
almost every day, and the man with the
hoe is taking firm hold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
nonhap,,s cotton.

Special 90 the Gazette.
BoNuNNl, TN, NOV. l9.-Four huu-
drod aud ntjy-slN bales OF cotton We're
sold on the streets to-day. The best
price paid was 40 cents by Bennett Cox,
the veteran cotton buyer of North Texas.
Bonham Leads as cotton marGct Tho
cotton that sold for 10 cents was raised
lnslde tho c0rporAte limits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Holland.

Correspondence OF tho ua7cttc
HoLIANp, Tx, Nov. lS.--lloliand Is
enjoying Che luSmles now OF ilrst-class
school OF one hundred students, conduct
cp by Prof. til. witt OF pendlCtonyille,
Tex, and his competent assistant, Miss
Porter Of SGado, TcX
Local option and liberty TO drink Is the
order OF the day here now.
The cotton receipts are heavy, ana
there are about one thousand bales to
market yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
Cisco.
Cisco
Correanondence Of the 1AheiLe.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
CISCO, TEX, Nov. rs. -- Notwithstanding
the low prices IN cotton our streets are
continually crowded with It. The hide
and wool-buycrs are kept equally az busy
as the cotton-buyers. Our merchants all
seem TO be doing good business. CISCO
Is one OF the best pecan markets IN the
state. There have been great many
sold here this season. To-day Mr.. Mosby
sold $4,000 pounds for s3Gl 81.
The members Of the Baptist church met
at the church last Sunday afternoon, and,
after some consultation, called ID. A.
Wilson, their former minister TO preach
for them the ensuing year. Mr. Wilson
~ faithful worker In the cause OF Christ.
lie is well liked by the people OF cisco
and 1t is greatly hoped that he VIII accept
the call
The Methodist brethren are reioiced
over the appointment, by conference, OF
ID. G. Putnam TO III the Methodist pulpit
for the next conference year. Cisco
has been made station ana
the people expect great and glorious
week for the Masters cause.
The Cisco public school, under the
management of Prof. Y, Is. Dowell, u
progressing nicely Both teachers aud
pupils seem To very much Interested and
thoroughly in earnest The enrolment
up TO date Is about BIO. several families
have bought homes and moved 10 cisco
70 get the benefit of the school.
The committee on water-works have
let the contract for an artcsian well
Work is to begin Immediately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
on rHE STREET,

World al the opora-nouse Mon
|aTalsday night,
Who wish so bug town lots in
tNland cannot attend the sale on
A an have the matter attended 10
2gghing Capt, j \, IL. HoSack.
n IA licenses were issued yestcr-
&F.E Simms and Miss Leila NJ.
tneT, Charles b. Reynolds and
fllc a. Burts, ", J., Doherty and
3aie McDade.
BIZ Sheriff John Thompson re-
from near Bedford last night
i organ he had levied on belonging
4 ) Melton, 10 satisfy a claim of $40
lbf Of C. II. Edwards of Dallas.
ping is now ready for that concert
segregation of the Fourth Street
8st church and the many friends OF
4 A. Allison will be reioiced to
aat the conference has returned
bis present charge for another
& heal iokers were abroad last night,
p ulgCd thelrpropcnSities by placing
E Main street car track two bits OF
Nle which We're exploded by a pass
v making a great noise but doing
|sase
x merchants are unanimously and
Mlly complying with the ordnance
&ps the removal of the swinging
X which have disiigurcd the
fhhres Of the city. The improved
4 &ace Of the streets more than com
3 ior,he trouble incident to theil
flilomathcan society meets to-
The Wesleyan college TO carry out
e'c Programme. All are invited
eemlnuteh speeches are expected
EXCEPTIONALLY good, something
caring, and, for a change, some
poetic beauty may be rehearsed
commence promptly at s.
ac Dahman win probably leay,
St Tonight on business con
IN W The refrigerator, and to per
Ateiy all arrangements necessa
1< secution of his work for th,
lHts. He will not make yer.
IVA way, but that Is not nccessar.
nueman whocan transact bushes
order,
iesales 70 the national conyen
N ae Mutual Selt-Eudowment an,
1M Association of America wer
yesterday in the interest of tn
I'll IT'S understood that very in
'lslness was transacted and tina
slless OF vital Importance is sti
1AueTed. The delegates sit wit
0on IN the Pythian hall.
Humber Of prominent stool
y section will leave this cvenin
-ous to attend the stockmen'
y Which meets in that city o
~ Others will follow to-mo
saauay evenings. The atteut
u,laeS 10 be large aud the deli
W Y we convention will doubles
= Me Interest of the bullionair,
oelock yesterday morning tw
wy 10 rapid succession wei
MI VIZ eastern part Of the city Q
~ ~ aud Immediately thereafter
M 1s,ssoacE dashed west, passir
.7 street al brcukneck spec
VISION reached by all who hear
~. sll saw The man was that son
s, ile had been committed, b'
~ y, lailed to discover anythiI
R ''e shooting or the rap
s,elynt youths appropriated
sa1y and well-bchayed hor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20
snyder


CoUCWOndenco OF tho Galollo,
SNYDER, TEX, Nov. l7.--DiStrlct court
adjourned yesterday, one case was dis
posed OF. The grand jury found seven
indictments, mostly for misdcmcanors.
Judge Cockrill and MIR Houston made
many friends.
j. W. Crisp of Kent county is moving
into our little city.
Judge Cockrin, Mr.. Houston, Capts.
Scarborough aud Green are out in the
mountains on hunt. The Judge is the
Youngest sportsmcn of all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

Special so tho Gazette.
UUIsEoEo, Tx, NOV, l9,-rom T..
NarncN came into town this morning and
gave himself up 10 the authorities. He
says ne is tired OF having Shcrid Bell
hunting him and Is now willing to SRNc
his chances OF triRl sheriff Bell took
Namcl % Waco jail, whercitis supposed
he win be Kent until hts trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-20

SpccIAl % ihO NN7cii0
DNlAs, TUN., Nov lp.--Nothln4 has
hccn heard OF James Scott, who KILLED
r, j. Moponough. alias "Big Macs ON
arrested i'm Lancaster dressed in woman's
CLOTHES, but the report Is without tauntM-
ton, In fact, Sheriff Smith has offered
tn any iail IN Texas