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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
SENTENCED FOR LIVE.
Mcredith Crow GIVEN Life rerm
Woman AT the Bottom Of Il.
S,,orlat 10 tho tl..,,t.


Mcrcdish Grow Given Lifc rerm !,
Woman at the Bottom Of Il.
Special 10 tho Garcttc.
foRr SWIM, AgK,, Oct Tho jury
In the Meredith Crow murder case,
which went ont on "Wednesday morning
last, came in at { 800 this evening With 4
verdict Of murder In the ilrst degree. thus
cOndemning thcdefondant 10 the gallows.
The crime al which Crow stands convict
ed was committed In the summer of
1873 The murdered man was Cub
Courtney. u seems Courtney and man
named Pitts had been ON bad terms for
some time Courtney, one afternoon,
went 20 u house where Pitts was,
and the latter burst two caps
az him, trying to shoot through
"a crack Vf the door Courtney
fired oysr the house with Winchester.
aud rode on to another house near IN
where Grow happened 90 he, and a. he
came up 10 the fence made a motion as II
TO shoot, but rode on without firing.
Crow then came out and emp.
tied two loads OF buckshot luto
The back of the Young man, Nil.
Ing him instantly. Crow escaped
aud remained at large until about eight
months ago, when hc was captured by
an Indian Policeman. u. Gray twho
was afterwards killed by the notorious
Lee boys, and lodged In the United
States jail here by Deputy Mar.
shal J II. Mershon, Crow Is q
Texan, of fine personal appearance
aud manly bearing. Lately the public
anticipated his acquit,dl or a verdict OF
manslaOghtcr. consequently the verdict
was somewhat az a surprise. There was
a woman at the bottom OF the trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

FNIthIIlil
Special to tho Gazette.

1TNNINI 10 IHU NHHtIIVF
PALESTINE, TEX, oct 2..-Thc fever
prevailing here for some weeks past is
not, according TO the judgment of some
of the physicians, the true dcnguc, but is
a compound of other fcvers closely re-
lated. There is but little abatement OF
the epidemic, aud 1t has spread to some
extent in the country, reducing the cot.
toD-picking forces on the farms. Those
that are well are busy saving their crops
during the fair weather, and consequent.
~ hut little cotton is brought to market;
from thirty 90 forty bales daily,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
PARIS.
Happy Celebration of II Golden Wedding
Gaines for the Supreme Bench.

Happy Celebration of 1t Golden Wedding
Gaines for the Supreme Bench.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEN. Oct. DIR. and Mrs. j.
b. Ryan celebrated their golden wedding
last evening in the presence Of large
number Of the members of the family and
invited guests. Rev. Chas. Manton of
fered brief prayer, followed by the
reading of the twenty-third psalm
and an address. Miss Blanche Russell
recited "The GoldcnIW and Sen
ator S b. MaXey, the forty-year friend OF
the bride and bridegroom, extended con-
rratulati ons IN few very appropriately
chosen words. The presents received by
the worthy couple are numerous and
very valuable. A most elegant supper
was provided for the numerous guests
and a very happy time was spent
Hon. 4. l.. Dohoncy had six hundred
bales of hay destroyed by fire last night
II Is supposed to have been set on ilre'
Runors are heard ofanother passenger
train TO be put 90 the Transcontlnental'
meeting was held yesterday morning
Mt the court house, with Hon. w. W
IiehtfoOi In the chair, which drafted u
number of resolutions expressing The
wishes of the bar in regard TO the APP
Monument of an associate justice OF th'
supreme court to mi the vacancy
cansed bv the resignation Of Hon. G. ,
west The appointment OF Hon. H. Il
Gaines TO mn the vacancy WAS asked. '
". Hale. II. W. lightioot and j. !
Hodges were appointed a committee =
confer with the members OF other par
for the purpose OF advancing inc inter
ests of Judge Gaines in TINS lnal,er'
resolution introduced by }. [. liouses
complimentary 20 aud eApfesslh
sympathy for Hon. c. ). west pasSe
unanimously.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

p,rTsBuRG, pa, oct - Latcs neNf
renorts no more deaths resulting from the
.boiler explosion. Five Of the victims,
howeyer. are pronounced fatally iniared
Nv the attending physicians, and their
deaths are mome1tArliy expected. lhei'
names are Chas. Haywood, Joseph Getl,
patrick Henderson, Thos. stein ana WIN,
Daniels. The Others are resting easy ana
will no doubt recover, Inc coroner az.
iourncd his investigation illl to-morroW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MARsHALL,iTEN. Oct. Judge Halle
wood rendered his decision at . O'Clock
this morning in the Tillery case, granting
the defendant bail in the sum of 81 900.
A. before reported the X. of J. were
ont all day yesterday. There was full
meeting last night NJ the opera-houSe.
and superintendent Cumming addressed
the meeting. The press was not admit
ted. aud we cannot give Mr.. Cummings
speech. but learn from members
OF the order that he made
plain, practical talk, and gave them
some excellent advice. The trouble wa
settled by allowing Harry Van Vert The
man discharged by Acting Foreman Rngal
to resume wofk and discharging Rngal
aud young Heath, who took hand Ia The
fight between Rugan and Van Vert. Tho
men seem satisfied and, in fact, pleased
with the settlement and all are "a worl
4 to-day.
I District Attorney WI Graham Of Hen
/ derson went home sick last night.
/ Mr.. Chas. A. Ginocchio Il bulldlni
three brick residences near the passenge
depot. one Is 10 bc especially elegant
and 10 be occupied by his family tn
other two are 10 rent, Other improve
inents In various parts OF The town 20 Z
show that Marshall 4 not dead, but is To-
coming town OF East Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

NNNVIHI 10 Iht NhIuIIr,
WAXAHACnIE, TEN, Oct. Member.
OF the Farmers alliance were ia to-day
with 1000 bales of cotton. They held It al
sic, but could not get Il bid At 4
O'Clock they became thoroughly Disguised
and went home. They will 20 to Ennis
Monday and join the alliance there EX,
cltemeu, ran high and abuse was INDUCED
in freely. Some 500 bales were sold any
way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
An EIopenent.

Marshal Rea received telegram from
Dallas yesterday evening requesting him
TO look out for runaway couple, Jim
Belt aud Miss Mary Alexander, who were
thought to be making for Fort Worth.
County Clerk Swayne also received two
kilograms about the matter, as follows
DALLAS, TEN, urt. 9
County Clerk OF Tarrant
Don't issue license to Mary C.. Alcxan.
der. She is under age.
w. NJ. ALEXANDRA.
Don't issue license TO my sister, Mary
c. Alexander, and jim Belt. She is under
age. Have her detained. VIII leave
here on 6 O'Clock train.
j, b. ALEXANDER
The fleeing lovers failed to put In au
appearance here, and the probability is
that they got wind of the efforts to ar.
rest them and have gone to safer har.
Dor in that popular Gretna Green, the
Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
Missouri Pacific Railway,

Direct route East via a. ionit Two trains
dhily hplacDn g. Iuuis nnd Fan AntoDio Win
Oaf change, ~ hHHsar figf luton Depot
passengers Tor Kansas, Colorado, Npw Mckico
and California cDnhnCt with Lkproee Jgains fOF
al lines, ~ kiehisOn connection u inhde win
Expfgss Jfnnr Tor ~ Dlnis ~ khHsnr End
Nebraska, ~ Omaha connection " lgndD WITH
al lnes leading 10 TIE North ind Wet Nn
Palace Cars run through ~, fonia via ssDnlin
daily, iDr maps, time tales, rates, cic eau
on Or address any Of The Ticket Agents. ~
n, n. HUGHES.
Passenger Agent. Houston, texas
-. W. MCCULLOUGH
Gen. paEs. aud Ticket A'gt, Galveston, Tex
u, u. lINk,
Agent, For worth, 1esnp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

~ immediate delivery postal system
Y. 10 be taking quite favom6ly in
/, Worth. Yesterday was It's first day
,serstion, and two dollars worth of
1ss we're sold. The hours of delivery
rom am. to midnight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
san Marcos.
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN MARCOS. TEX, oct. County
court Is still grinding out the law.
Henry Grady was tried to-day for gam.
ing; verdict, not guilty.
c. p. Collins for pollnting the waters
OF the San Marcos river; verdict, not
guilty.
Marshal Prince of this place arrested
two McXicans for burglarizIng the house
Of Mr.. Lumsiord last night, They viii
have a hearing tomorrow.
Gen. Shelly and Mr.. Dowell, Austin
legal talent, are doing our town to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

COW your CutieWfn Remedies
iasfy nHa ihre and some parts 81
ms nDsi nv AS bead was GOV
and snrcs. Hnd ny piiieflnl WAS
Iifsd Tried fsrft thing had heard u
iu 40, Tast aud West MY tnsc wasrousldNfed
q very bad oHc, j haNt nov NOT pattifie ~
shin ilniugf about ME, and my catn i- cnnfid
cred wonderful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
Return of An clipping Couple.

CROWLEY, TN, Oct. 2.--Mr. II. w.
Bailey and Miss Martin, the clipping
couple that left here last Tuesday night,
have returned all O. H., aud act like old
people. The father of the bride is still
ON the war-path and threatens complete
demollshmcnt to those that took an ac.
tive hand in the affair, but guess he will
come around in the course of time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

Fank Fowler, an employc in the whole
M department OF Williams 4 Co.'s drug
Isp, fell through the elevator yesterday
,rng, from the second floor, distance
stout fifteen feet. He received pain-
Iilbrases about the legs and hip, but
Iadwsc escaped unmiured and, after a
saniime, returned to work h That he
d. not fatally injured is something in
nature of miracle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
cOyrnrp VIM sALT nIIruM.

Cuticufa Remedies are the greatest mcdiciuns
on earth. Had the worst rasC ~ Saii lihnuin
in this country. AS mother had u twenty
years. and Va fact died FRONT ] believe Nuti
cufn would have eaych her lie Ny atiuf,
breast aud head were c0YGfcd Tor three sears,
which unihlnG relieved OF cured until used
the Cuiichfu lirsoltrut internally mud tuli
eufa and cuilruFa soap rkfrTnallg
a. " AnAMs, Newark. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
SKIN 5 BLOOD
Diseases From PimpIes TO Scrofula
Cured by Cuticura.

Hundreds ~ letters ~ our ppssrYaiOn, copief
OF which may bee had by rctpfn mall repeat
ears from disease OF thc skin and bloodi have
been Obliged 10 ehdn public places hy fenhou 81
ny dihnEurlng humorsj have had he best
and got ~ rclipf nniil ! used the CptiCr,
Remedies. which have Cured me. aud lofi my
skin ana blood AB pure ~ rhild'a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

Specialize the GaEette.

NfNNi"A " thN NdhtAAts
WEATHERFoRD, Tx, Oct, 2.--Thc
trial of }. II. Mlllikcn, which has taken
up another week at GNndburg, went to
the Jury this evening. II Is said that
some new evidence was introduced that
viii be very much In favor of Mr.. Mill.
Ken. Great anxiety is felt as To what the
verdict will he.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
nEEN rAsTtD %


For their mutual protection, the Dairy
n,enis association have agreed 10 discon-
tinue furnishing milk y al parties N ar-
rearf With any member of the association,
aptll such arrearage Is settled ln full
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
4 syoir, sanguinet.

iarty of friends, comprising leading
al talent in the city, assembled at the
&c Of Mr.. NJ. X. Sanguinet yesterday
|suing to give him goodbye enter
|anent before his departure tonight
|.atrip to st. Louis. Mrs. Rogers and
|gs Kennedy and Messrs. Highly, Green
|aMcGlnnis furnished delightful music
|etae occasion, which, tits needless to
V was one of rare pleasure to all
,eut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
.eot Damages.

Eberlin, proprietor OF the Southern
Wa was given damages against w. l..
ESoolcr in the county court yesterday
/, AZ sum of $50. He asked for $500.
N ground OF the complaint was fence
|Ttby Schooler, which Eberlin claimed
.umcd up gully and oyerfowed the
.ehep OF his hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

,sreyors were at work yesterday lay.
.out a line for railroad switch to the
warehouse of Joseph II. Brown. TO
.,rec,ed at the foot of Main street. II
% directly through the platform Of
eompress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

speclaI 20 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, oct, 1.-The case of
Patton vs. the Houston & Texas Central
hallway for damages, for the loss of a
loot, while brakeman at Alma, MAY, 1883.
was decided this evening in the district
curt by verdict for plaintiff in the sum
OF SGGSG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
b. rnlSof a ramale.

he fiery tamale came near provoking
Hfols difficulty last night. A MeXi-
N boy stationed near the Theater
unique was relating TO a youthful white
tend, Dick King, how white man had
|Elndled him out of a lunch of a dozen
iHaleS without putting up the neces-
|aE lucre At this moment Dave Burns,
Noon'keeper, came along, and, over
pairing the conversation, from some
sest biected 20 it. He proceeded to
que the point by shying the MeXican's
|..rp at him, and gave young
|lAg who intcrfcred, a severe blow. A
efeman then arrested Burns, and he
|NsTceaSed on a $40 bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
STATE NEWS.
polngs and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Re,or,.a
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Reporters.


BRENNAN, TN, Oct. -Hlanholl
Bros, OF this city, made an assignment
Yesterday evening for the bcnotit OF their
creditors to Herman Voss. Liabilities
and assets abont equal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

ChErlrs Esfe flinkle, Jersey (ilr iicishiHi
4 D., Writes "Niy son, lad W iwelye suafe,
Wa completely cured Gfa terrible casc ~
Eczfmh hY Tie Cnticurh femcdirs iroin ne
t05 Ol hi hend 10 lhe koles Of HE fent wac ong
ialss ~ senbs" Every Othctrenrdt gBd physi
cinns bad been trled Va vain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

hurdercrs.
.ls .flal OF Jim Bishop for the innr-
" W I. Wise OF Fort Worth took
recently at pittsboro Calhoun
.'g Miss, and resulted In an ac-
ISL From Pittsboro paper winch
iuli account oi the trial, II seems
49, popular opinion was unanimously
-'sl The defendant, and his release
received with surprise and the Sc
wv expressions OF disapproyal. The
sss,slaatlun OF Wise, who is q nephew
''stsAal Rea, will Toe remembered py
readers of THE GAZETTE
|s. que OF the ioulest crimes
~ went to record. The two prlh'
y. 'aeh who are charged with the hem
Is geea, Doc Bishop aud Bob Lamar,
y DC tried. and strong hopes ar'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
Nrarlla.


MARLIN, TN, Oct, 2.-The aeccy sta.
pie Is coming in rapidly Thlrty-scven
hundred bales have been received. Cot.
ten seed is bringing ss.25 to $50 per
ton Three new storo-houses are In the
course reconstruction, which Will add 10
the appearance of our little city, which
Is now infested with the dcngue fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

entertained Of their conviction Mar.
silai Rea will probably attend their trial
which occurs as pittsboro the latter part
OF october. F-''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
A BUNGLING FRAUD.
Three Strange Characters Arrested
for Tampering With Uncle
Sans Cash.
The Magic Method which Increased al i've
Dollar BiIl Kline Hundred Per
Cent. la value,

john Moral, Baine Catlett and -
Rochester were arrested by Marshal Rca
last night for attempting TO pass i've
dollar bill which bad been 80 altered and
erased as 10 resemble fifty dollars.
About 10 O'Clock Rochester and Moral
entered the "Firemcn's Headquarters
saloon IN the Brunswick hotel, and the
former purchased u pint OF whisky, ten
dcring what purported to be tiily-dollar
bill in payment, Mr.. Gardln Gaff, the
proprietor, examined the bill aud az once
detected
Irs FRAUDULENT CHARACTER,
Marshal Rea, who Glanced 10 bo near,
stepped IN Rochester then became
alarmed and said he would 20 out aud
nud the man irom whom he got the bill,
whose name was Jones. In about two
4 minutes he returned with a man. who
/ said that he had held the bill aud that he
! goi II IN the course of trade at Wichita
FAILS In rcpy 10 The interogatories Of
1 Marshal Rca, he said TIM his name WAS
! Callou. Tbescc contradictory statements
! confirmed the suspcionot the marshal,
aud hc
ARRESTED InE ENrfRE PATTY.
Rochester wac found TO have s845
4 i'm silver ia his pocket,
although he had rendered what purport I.
ed 10 be nity dollars in payment 81 a
4 pint Of whisky a small piece Of ci-
gai-b0x was also found among bis e..
iects, Wiil that part of the stamp ON Il con.
tanning tho figure 90, the naught Of which
resembles very closely the spurious ng-
ure on the bill The fraud r. very trans-
parent To careful observer, although u
might easily decciye careless handler
IN the upper right hand corner Of iht
hlll, the 30 has
nEES PASTED ON
beside the CO. corresponding with IA IN
size and appearance, Wherever eve
appears ID other places on the biz, either
m letters or figures, Il II carefully
scratched Tho WORT Is a very bunglinl
attempt nj fraud ahd WAS esidcutly per
pstratcd By parties ncw az The business
Moral and Caiieti claim 20 be irom
wichita Falls and Rochester says h.
lives tWO0r three miles from this city
! They we're an stopping AZ tbc Fountain
? house. All were arrested by Marsha
/, llea and lodged 10 jail
ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

LAST Monday morning at . O'Clock Il
|ssiy composed of j II. Phillips, his son
|'4 Philips and Tom Watkins entered
propeller" Il trim little boat about
ssnly-hye feet in length, at the refriger-
/ wharf, and started south to open up
-satlon on the Trinity. Their desti-
You = Magnolia, where the lnlerna-
nllroad crosses the Trinity. The
" gacht was nicely covered with can
Sand was well supplied with proyis-
|N fishing tackle, ammunition, etc.
several weeks trip
g,amg has been heard SO far from the
lag mariners, but things are expected
w BY their friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
THE CITY.
!. worth Epitomizei in a Column ~
no Gazette's Reportorial
STAFF.
...,. and Accidents Gathered on the
,,.,onc, in the Social Circle, from
the Fireside-Everywhere.


N. Lucille Kirby, young lady from
n Jones county, is quite sick at the
Fssern hotel said to be case of
.sssane poisoning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
y, Philonn.l,iap..

lhere was fair attendance at the
aa9mathian society last night, although
" members were absent on account
w dengue The debate on the ques-
NJ Resolved, that Ministers should
n5le IN Politics" wasliyelY between
sN. Gctzendaner and Martin and a
''e.on was finally rendered in favor OF
ss,llrmatiye. The society resolved TO
Hlash q monthly publication 20 DC
N "fhe philomathian,n and the
number viii be issued next week
g'sssors White and Mansfield and
midway were appointed committee
strange Tor It's publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

A deutist adyeriises, Teeth inserted
without PAIN This shows one marked
difference between dentist and dog ~
rNew York Graphic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

CrIJCTH8 fSJ'f-pfTNPL1SI'f H
~ new, original. e.egant and lufal
Z ilbic aufldote - pain and lnliaminH
tlou. Vanishing KhfniuAtic. Nrufaigici
rflafsr. &uddfg, sharp and Nervous
, i'ains A. bY maggie. A. afurgisis 2ic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
Isprt Matters.

|alit Matters,
the district court the case of II. Pc
|eonl ct al, VS.. Mollie Cross ct al, to
'Fitle to two lots, corner of Tenth and
u streets, which was begun Thurs
al Is still on trial.
In the county court j. January VS.. The
|aQe and W, G. Finley, suit for 500
images to horse, which was cut on
|ilaed-wire fence, was given TO the jury,
|stao verdict has yet been rendered.
NJ the recorders court G. w. Wilder
|aB aud Nit Holmes were each fined 50
|Mcosts, on account of the little slug
Eng matinee in Justice Nance's court
|AuIslay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03


Misses Annie jackson and Belle Tllton,
the two young ladies of the stranded Max
Thomas Opera company, who were
furnished means to return To their homes
in st. Louis, arrived there safely on the
9th ult The following cards are self
explanatory;
ST, LorIs. NO. Sept. %. lsSJ
Mr.. W. H. Malone, 4. q. Senter, Capt VI. b.
Lloyd aud w. a. Huffman
DEAR SIRs We write you few lines
to acknowledge the interest you have
taken in our daughter, Belle Tilton, by
sending her home, and are very
thankful to know she found such kind
friends in a strange place. Please accept
the thanks OF her grateful parents,
Mr.. CHAs. TnToN AND WIFE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2s.--Miss Annie
Jackson and her brother beg to Offer
their warmest thanks for the Kind and
benevolent way In which the young lady
was treated by the citizens of Fort
Worth, after the lamentable stranding OF
the Max Thomas Opera company
Brother and sister beg the kind-heartcd
gentlemen, Mr.. w l.. Malone, editor Of
The GAZETTE, Mr.. L. &. Senter, Capt
NJ. b. Lloyd and Mr.. W. \. Huffman, who
so willingly furnished the means for
Miss Jackson to return home, TO rest as
surcd that we will always with tender
feelings remember this act of brothcrly
love and Christianity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03

are s0ld ofrrVWhafo TfIrfi NITifTHAl ~
ili3soLyEsI, fi.0 SOAR. Air Prepared w me
MSfs.
send snr 'iiioW 90 Cure skin Diseases"
nDlIOC Pimplcs, skin i.lenithes ana iinbl
kInUpO, iiamOrs eurcd ig outlenra SOM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
k.slEstate Market.

TIE following deeds were filed for
cord in the county clerks Office yester
|gi
/ y NJ Holmes to j M. 0'Neil, lots 10,
4 a, 10, lG, II and Is in Changers
BAL addition to the city, and one acre in
,Mty; consideration $500.
W. l.. Holt and wife to w. Il. Sawyer,
ssioi section 20, school lands; censid-
|aiOn 500.
law. Porter and wife to Volncy Hall,
IaTreS out OF the nw3 of section 20,
iool lands, consideration S258.
Nate OF Texas TO W. Il. Sawyer, 100
ers out of nw4 of section 20; patent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
midlothian.
pdencc of the Gazette.

correspondence Of the Gazette.
MrploriuAN, TEX, oct Nv = =
Hancock. the newly appointed postmilias-
Ter al this place, took charge OF lhe o i,
to-day and moved II ON the west sac q
town. ,t,, ,rare
W. r. Powell and a MT. LlnlaP W.
thrown from wagon ana Dauiy - r ,r,r,
Sriyin@ nj a liyely speed through ths
streets The wagon was torn % piece
and the team continued its tlieht ana ma
not been heard from. a .ot,;,e
Cotton is coming in lively ana seinhF
I from 80 20 20.
heavy tax ON foreigners lpsi ,'ii,I, !,
France is new and popular pioi'o7, ,,...
III Is reported that the lrlg less .,i.,,,.
OF China has been converted 70 wv ''''"
Ivy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-03
HoteiArr,val.

:, Al the Metropolitan hotel: Dir A n
Hamilton, Clcburne, John Flood. Tenn,
pie; Jno Yctnan, Kansas; J q Snith nm,
Stoyall, J 4 Tnaplcs, Texas; o Janott
A , !. W N richards, NJ Paso; Rev
= Jasper, Wichita Falls; Henry Loyd.
new York Geo Coswcll, } Jernigau,
Barnes, Texas; J r.. Dunninr'
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