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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
Bob IngersOll and His Dog INSOFAR.
arabic.
From the New York Tribune


Col. Robert G.. Ingerson went down
to the Oriental Hotel, at Coney Is
land, on Thursday night, accompa-
MED by his wife, two daughters, a
friend and an Irish fox-hound. The
doughty infdel thinks great deal
of his dog, and his chubby face flush
ed with anger when Clerk Silleck told
him that it was a rule of the hotel
that no dogs should be permitted in
its corridors and chambers.
1--WE can't accept hlna as a guest, "
said the clerk in a depreciating man
ner.
"Then you can't have me-" said Col.
Ingersoll.
The clerk shrugged his shoulders.
The champion of the star reuters in
timated that it would be pro ftable to
make an exception to the hotel rule,
as he intended to remain for the sea-
SOD.
sit wouldn't work"
"pll see Mr.. Corbin," asserted the
famous lecturer.
Mr.. Corbin only emphasized the
assertion of the clerk that the dog
must 60. Then in a towering rage
the colonel put his dog under his
arm, and, summoning his family.
shook the sand of Coney Island
from his shoes and sought rest and
reflection at Long Branch.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
An Optical DelusiOn.
Chicago Herald.

''Taiking about Lightning" said a
passenger from the west, "if you want
to see lightning that's lightning just
go into Western Nebrasky. That's
where it liz innings for all that's out
But I'll never forget how I was fool
ed out there one day. A few days
after I got there was going across
the prairie with friend of mine,
when saw something that caused my
hair to stand on end 1t was streak
of lightning going across the prairie
in leaps, as if it were an animal. My
eye could hardly follow 1t, it went so
fast. Well says [ to my friend,
that beats all the lightning ever I
heard tell on. I've seen forked light
ming, and sheet lightning, and zig gag
lightning, but l never saw lightning
follow the ground like that
"'That's where you're off," says my
friend; that amt anything-that's a
jack rabbit exercisin' hisself.'"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
Scene in the Saactum.
Boston Courier j..

Visitor-And who is that bright
looking gentleman with the ripping
smile, who seems to be the life of the
office, and, I declare, the others are
all laughing at something that he has
said3 He is your humorist, [ sup
pose?
Editor-No, be is our obituary
writer. He does the solemn work of
this establishment. Attends the funer-
ais and writes the obituary notices.
Visitor-Why, [ SHOULD have
thought that the solemn looking man
with the woebegune face, whoi push
ing his hands through his hair and
looking up to the ceiling was your
obituary writer.
Editor-Oh, 40! That's our funny
man.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
How She Got Out of 1t.
Walker County GA } Messenger.

A clever lady now living in the
cove, was once caught in the wrong,
but extricated herself gracefully. She
was trying to milk her first cow, her
husbands gift, and in her ignorance,
had stationed herself on the left. It
was near the public road. A man
riding by, stopped at the novel sight
and blurted out, Madam, you are on
the wrong side Of that cow" It was
news to her, but her mother wit came
to her aid. Yes, sir, was her pleas
ant reply, "but this isn't common
cow. She was raised by a left handed
weman." She came off conqueror.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20

Mary is the name most common
among men in France, where, as III
Italy. the custom prevails CT giving
the Virgins name 10 boy, in con
junction with distinctly male appel
lation. Thus Hugo was Victor Marie,
and the late Pope was Giovanni
Marie. After Mary came in order OF
frequency, Louis, Joseph, Charles,
Henry, John, Francis, Peter. Paul,
julius. Maurice, Anthony, Eugene,
Leo, Victor, Augustus, Edward, Err
nest, and George.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
The Whoever and His Partner.
Erie pa Dispatch.

A gentleman living in village not
g thousand miles from Erie, and not
altogether unknown here. buried his
wife few weeks ago, Recently, so
the story goes, he attended dance
and mingled in the merry mazes of
the waltz as long as the man who
welded to- baton Invoked sweet strains
from the fiddle. His business partner
who never trips the light fantastic,
was present as a spectator merely
During the evening a lady said to the
latter:
Why, Mr.. don't you ever
dance9"
ooh, yes, sometimes" was the re-
ply, "but out of respect to the memory
of the wife of my partner, late de-
ceased, | am denying myself the pleas
ure on this occasion"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
Good Advice to Country Boys.
New York Herald.

Every man who lives in New York
and has acquaintance in the rural
districts Knows that the majority of
country boys and young men think
that the golden opportunity of life is
a chance to enter business in large
city. 1t is also a fact that country
boys who come to the city are reason
ably sure to wear away the best years
of their lives before they realize that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20

Tie present population of the city
OF Buenos Ayres is estimated at 400, :
COO. One OF the local newspapers
predicts that IN few years it will be
the New York Of the southern hemis>
phere. Emigrants are now arriving
in steady stream, and if the proper
ton of the first SIX months of the
year is kept up, their number will be
$50, 900 before the first of January
next. Italians form the great ma jority
of the ircomers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20

The Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain, an
nouncing that a man suspected of
murder has been arrested and is about
to be brought back to the scene of the
tragedy, adds: "And we expect next
day that he will be promptly tried by
his peers and hanged to the nearest
tree
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20
FoOte and the Lawyers.
Temple Bar.

Foote never tired of roasting the
lawyers with his wit, of which SAM
pie may be given A simple country
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-08-20

The American humning bird can
whip the English sparrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

owned by q. A, Moriry, wins also de.
mOilahpd. Fortunately the inmates
escaped without Injury.
A stable on Mcffioh avenue, owned
ny w, u. Hin, was totally demolished,
The carriage storero0m on Woodland
street was totally ruined, MIR, Hendef.
son, M omployo, barely escaping with
his life.
Main street presents scene ~ Wild
disorder. The eutlfr roof on the Myt-
son block was blown on,
The new building owned Ivy Mr..
Lebfocht aud occupied by Perry A.
Non, commissions merchants, and Min
son ~ Bro, real estate brokers, had
tho roof blown OF, Loose bDArdn aud
debris Of all kinds we're scattered pro.
miHnuounly over the city,
The cyclone waa followed ny drlugs
Of rain. The Western Union lele.
graph wires wafc Rll totally dum0l.
inhed, which will DeceanArIly Gauss
several hours delay. Tho lerie tole.
phone wires were almost entirely de-
nti0yed. The baltimore n ohio wires,
although In the direct track ~ the oy.
clone, ARE Intact
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

Weoilu bargains IA dry goods
We onsf bargains In whiia goods
we onf excellent small checked mn M 100 am, M
. book fold Scotch nhreks nj ia, 49, ~
W"alg excellent dfeep ginghans nj loo same atnlty ma
"a sofa ~ tho bRlisprlopd h0uhoa nj 100
wv unnr good bargain n All wnn fancy AZ Al
no is,t.r goods mold every day Ia this town al ii 15
WE olbr tbs iest lndles coraal Al fAe ,.r o,d i, r
thu price ~
We ol the best ladies corset At u ever sold vt lhe ptos
la Texas, w ~ '''N t'''
We are ceiling The heat linen At g5o sold 1T Use prizes
In The United states. ~ ''F
we are selling the bpat linen iowals NJ 80 dozen eyp
cold ~ tho prloe Ia Texas,
we are selling excellent bargene Ia white aud oooed
table dninahk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
ANoruEn AoOousT.
fspeaial,


Dhaisor, Tx, April 9l..~A terrific
cyclone struck this city NJ $40 lhls
afternoon, leaving ruin aud diannlcr
behind u, but forlunsloly without any
loAs Of life, n Game suddenly and
without warning aud lasted about two
or three minutes, Apparently " had
no particular course, but promlpeuouuly
struck the different parts of the city.
n IL impossible 20 give an estimate
81 the lDhs ~ this Time. the following
IA liei of buildings damaged and de-
mUiiahedi
The large skating rink on West
Mails street, owned " Mr. Jonea, was
totally demolished, M. I0nea received
q scalp wound ~ the crash. but II IL
thought II Will not Prove Reflous,
The EkpIisi church, on M6rriol
Ayenue, was almost " mol quits ruined.
~ " twisted All nut ~ shape. ThiR ~
tbs second building that tho Bnpiiste
have Lost from cyclones NJ this place.
a brick fesldsneaon Merfieh avenue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
Wa1Ay

tina dnlpe
Aopnam yortow
gn@nem
patronage ntn
New
On
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10 aid
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
Your Goldep Wedding,

This IL the nflieth anniversary of
marriage, Most folks who celebrate II
have reached good old age, We'll.
preserved people have n right Ia enjoy
a h0Arty old age. n IN sad % sse old
people the victims ~ debility aud i'm.
p0ysriahsd blood, People who are not
Too far gone can enrich their blood,
conquer debility aud enjoy vigorous
health Wy the use " IiFOwn's Iron ISL.
tiers Df, Myers N FAlIneid, La, says,
Hr6wp'a Iron illiters IL the besi iron
preparation have ever known Ia my
Thirty years u practice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
wEATIIIsitronD.
'aofse Thief Arrested A Fishing
". Excuraion.

2ATtInponp, Tx, April 9l.--
II Yal cAhsa have been tried IN the
|tty court, up 10 this time, for va.
| An uisuuhea In the miademeanor line,
~ Miller wan tried to-day for
ling n pistol. IIo was out ON bond
|AM yasttrday, when Depnty.hhorlii
Island arrested him for stealing "A
!. the property ~ MIR. John
|wlglpsDtl, n citizen Of this county
aud, ae n consequences 0f
bet, no now sees the world
|,s.tEh chs bars.
W. AlsA loans who we're stabbed are
Rhk very we'll,
20 prln0norB were placed w jail n
NJ 9BvN nsnce charged with the theft
lion lii pAlo Pinto county,
|1np rain laAt night VIVA very nice,
|s,gnA not part lcularly needed,
II slypfkl Of WeathoriUrd'H society
|eqsK tnpn had holiday to-day and
N, fAtcd Che same by golhg fishing.
|silt XNung men, In two haoks, com.
4 the crowd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
DENTON.
A Negro Boy Arrested for Stealing q
Watch,

VHNNhf
Special.
DENr0N, Tx, April g. This after.
noon negro hoy named fonts skagga
was arrested on n charge Of having
pnfloincd watch last sunday belong
Ing TO Mis-, sellie Owsley The boy
claimed that bo had found the watch
on the baseball ground. His story
appeared reasonable and no notlcc
was taken until to-day. He was
locked up for ahfc.keeping,
Thore hhs been a., Observance Of
San Jaclnt0 anniversary here to-day
save by the banks, which have had
their doors closed
Itain has bpen falling this afternoon
and II II continues much longer farm.
Ing operations Will bu seriously NJ.
fected.
A meeting was held ny tho cltilen
nj The courthouse tonight 10 induce
grain buyers 10 locate NJ this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

We Offer bargains Ia laden boots Shoes aud appers aud
cali attention 10 our ladies' ana masce kid alppcIa NJ
100, sold In the high priced stores nj Oh -.
We offer bargan IN mpu's aud hoye' wool hats.
We offer bargains 80 nnn'a bnyh aud nlnsnei slraw bns
We offer bargains IN mons and boys bDotn aud shoes
We offer bargains Ia ladIes and ohi.srpn hose
We oIief bargains Ia uen's ahlrta.
We sell the bes whteaundored hra NJ Al gS and a. 40
ever sold Ia the state.
We oiier bargains In MI kinda Of cheyota peroAa aud
soefsuckor for mons phrta and nhlldren'a walnts.
Wa oief bargains In boys clothing aud good bntgains
becnuhe boys wear out their clothing FAST that moth.
afh cannot afford 10 pay high prices for them.
We offer handsome fancy prints ~ 0, aud cents.
We oiior bargains In blaachod shlfnga.
We offer bafgalnHin blenohed aheatnge.
We oiier bargains In WOODEN cotton and linen goods fo
boys clothing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
WACO.
ban Jacinto Day Appropriately oh
served.
special

ban Jheinto Day Appropriately Oh
served.
special,
WACO, TRX,, April u, San Jnointo
day had enthusiastic observance hers,
albeit summer showers luterfored TO
some extent with tho programme Of
oxerciaee, The Gro department, stu.
dents aud literary societies Of Waco
university, temperance oounoiln, etc,
turned out Ia procession aud marched
20 Pndgltps park, whore there were
several nddreannn delivered by DR.. Bur
Lesson and 0thore, -Four " the SUR
ylvorh ~ tho Han Jaclnto battle were
present. one of them being the vens
ornble Maj, Cleo. u, Erath, who lives
In this city.
United Hlateh Circuit Judge Don a,
fafdoe will arrive tonight, aud hold
court tomorrow In conjunction with
Judge Mccormick,
Tho religious and temperance clio.
ment here IN getting up petition a.
the city council, praying that no
change be made Ia tho existing Sun.
day law, This IN la opposition 10 tho
late move made by tie retail liquor
dealers for modified and less rigorous
Sunday law
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
Chase Trading Company, Houston street.
SHOOTING EDITORS.
Two Newspaper Men Fight Duel
Bans Oefamonis
IlIleolnl

Special
AnlLLNE, TEX April ~. A high.
ly sensational affair has lust occurred
on our htresin. There han been for
long time newspaper war going on
here botwoon q, 4, Gilbert aud w. l..
Oihbe, sditon of the Daily Reporter
aud tho Magnstic QuilI respectively,
into which bitter personalities have
occasionally entered, Just about the
time Of the recent city election the war
waved very warm. Immediately after
the election Gilbert went on visit %
Alabama aud returned only n day or
~ ago. ~ seems that an article or
two appeared IN The GUN Rejecting
pHrg0nally ON Gilbert This evening
he demanded al apology from Dibba,
which was refused, wlieranpon Gilbert
began striking him and Gibbs drew
his pistol and fired, Gilbert wah also
armed, ilo fired once or twice with
out effect. One shot from Gibbs pls.
tol struck Gilbert over the eye making
an ugly wound, but not very seri0ua
one, " IL thought. uibbH N under
arrest and Gilbert IN now having his
wound drehAed. Gilbert had attacked
the foreman In the Qulll ONCE wit n
o0whide before his attack upon Gibbs
aud the latter was expecting the attack
and was ready,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
DALLAS.
Alamo Day Not Observed The
Franks Of Negro Law Breakers.

hpeoial,
DALLAS, Tx, AprIl -, Alamo
day parsed without any observance,
The banks closed Shut M the majority
Of the people never 40 10 bank they
did not take the hint from those lnetl.
tnilons.
JeidOno Flowers, dOl0frd, wanted 10
buy lnwelfy this morning, Ile tried
on several hinge. one Of which remain
cd on hin finger. He then stepped Ia
tho door aud remarked that he aid not
want 10 buy 10 day. The leweler dul
the sand after him aud ,Iardous wins
ovvrhhuled, He compromised the
theft by taking tho ring aud paying
Tor II,
The cock fights ara concluded. 40.
COrdlnR % sporting authorities they
resulted Ia stnnd,ofl.
A negro rode up 60 the house Of Mr.,
Abram HpilluB on Duck Greek lAsl
night and offered 10 soil fine hofao
for very low price. Being intefros
gated ~ 10 where hn secured tba ami.
nal, no said from Mr.. McCulInm.
Tint gentleman belug near nnlRhb0r
Of Mr.. SpillofH, he aaddled Isis horse
aud proceeded thence 10 inquire about
", Mr.. MoCullum had n0ld no horse
~ anyone, bat on Bpiilar'A return the
negro had deOaiDppd.
The fire companies last night passed
a resolution nhking this city % employ
Hlx iuen ~ regular paid hfemen. They
THINK this VIII add 10 the efficiency OF
the service,
Col janice Hrltton, senatof ISllgore
hnd Judge Fleming are ~ the city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
NJ. Louis, AuuunI Ileuen shon.

81. L0uia, Mo, April q The SEQ.
oHd annual bench show o. dogs, under
the auspices of the ~. Louis dun club,
occurred this morning Ia the lgEp0si'
ton building. The fist IL very fuli,
the entries IN All HinnnrH numbering
lpf The attendance NJ tho opening
was large, a large Number ~ special
prIaef have been offered, The ethlbls
lion viii laat four dayA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

We 0ilsr 100 mems all-wool cassie
mere quits ~ w, worth 90.
We oller loo men'R ailwon cassie
mere ~ tlti va IL the eommnu price
for them,
Az tlb aud g23 30 We soil our nohby
cuhtnin work suits, Hest imported
fabflos made hY merchant tailor work,
men and fully equal 10 goDhs which
merchant ttllofa oklort tile high piiopa
of lab and yi6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

We offer 100 pieces beautiful fast
0olntcd nflnt lawns NJ Boa wOrlh 100,
Wn otisr ~ pleree MerrlnRc eateen
drenh g0oda, very slightly damaged nj
loo. considered cheap Ia other stores
NJ 2io,
We offer ~ places MerrlmGe nateen
dress goods nj 20c, SOC n Tho price
~ other stores.
We offer lpg mems odd coats at VI 30
worth 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

We offer 100 mems coats and vesin
NJ Va, worth 40
The reason va make There very low
prlcca on tho shove goods, IL because
they nio little Too light for winter
and a llttle too heavy for aummer
We offer liD mons odd coats AT VI 80,
worth t8 30,
We offer loo meme all-wool onsA,
mere suits nj $500 such goods ms are
sold Ia MI highsprineh htOfeH NJ ti2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
1nyErsNoN VENDETTA,
Hchmidt Defended fndict.
lontzin the Conspiracy Gaze.

NrnAoN, TrH April ~, 1hbb,
WITH Nitifps az lbe Gazette,
ftha DAILY aAlgTrn Of the sth
Id fbAfe appeared statement from
.,,s lIson Edgel 10 tbs effect that not
l'.Ria Indictment had been found
alast any 81 tho defendants Ia tho
conepiracy troubles, and that
WalRl " thc acGllserH we're indicted
sssk ,fhe ana COW stealing, aud that
liikhnH of this county we're very
noIi diashsihIed with Capt Schmidt
ihIAhs yApgere,
e1saas, W. " the first assertion, there
y enygn ~ the defendants In tile
Tracy indicted aud bound over
'FpfAi ~ The next term Of the dis,
w court 81 this county upon four
IlIH'enf Hnd distinct indictments
1si enNh one 81 the seven mem.
81 q tlse organization, charging
VIM conspiracy TO Kill aud
Jer Neyefal citizens ~ this county.
IA n tlif second assertion, there
te9niy Two mon Indicted for theft
lfaee sud cattle, aud these two
alli ware not RnuuaefA OF the VIII.
NV, HIT were men who had been
.,.ed over by nm examining court
~ yNhT ago, tGlhwnlt the action ~
i6Ifsnd Dry upon the charge of theft,
'Sfheap hon never were summoned
h'ifNRf b. Witnesses, hcoufrtn, conn
Ia t4ssIe ot otherwise,
~ CARL Schmidt and the rangers,
y mas Apan no complaint on dieaRi,
ion Hfninet them, other than tho
.fguN ~ ihs defendants and thGif
aines AAd no effort has nyer been
II thla county against Capt.
TNi6i ma the rangers, except tho
siiufie and talk Of ihe defend.
~ ~ piiaoDofn themselves. Capt.
|4Fuaf And the rangers have
~ nelhing here sud ia
sapsshl,ifAey troubles except just
' NHh their duty ~ good and ON.
&of1ipffn, aud they have been cen.
VIZ ~ citizen except the mem
md fflendh " that diabollcal on.
sttesnn Edgel knew that ne was
anN 4 base ihlsehupd ana wrong
" i,Hffffllng The truth when hu
Y h me Shove statements.
H., NJ pnuRtNh,
platfict Court, Wilbarger
AZ, ByARs,
Nsau ~ the Grand Jury, March
-- ,~s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
Downright Cruelty.

10 pepali yonssliaGd faplly 70
i'Nnfief
Win siahneaA when u can be prevented
and cured 80 easily
WIN uop nlttsmli
HAVING experienced great deal ~
"Tfonbisi from indigestion, 90 muab W
thal came near losing ny
Lifel
NY trouble always came after saiios any
Howeyer llgbi
And diFssiibls,
rof iva dr three hours ~ y time bad %
50 through The most
EfefnelslIns psina,
aAnd the ooiy Wy aver gni"
nHeiisfi"
wns W throwing upAil ny std,oheh oon
W ~ through, nntl
was ,sseg' 40 that fer lnfee weeks
lay ~ hed ana
~ snifelings were 40 that called twD doc
lgts % aiye pc sonethlns Mai would stop
ing lnini ilislr
En1fis eera No good ~ me
Az iaht heart y negJ daai
HAh0ut yaaf Hoo iiilisfsi
Ana dflaFHiUNd ~ ~ thHin
upi botllesin four hours ieoh lhe eop
tents III
inH
ksst asy eas eai ~ bed, and have moi
hutn
nHith NJ
ifUuf, from iha sanin rantf, since
hata recommended y " hundreds ~ stu
era, You have 90 aHcb
"Adt0fate ~ ! AN, GfD kUndklls Al
atgn, iiqfl0n NnsaI
Columbus Ady0aals, fekaa, Aptil N. ~
DieT naiiDfis have tiled your HOP nlsisye
Tie besi Incidence eynf nse6 y my nfnlly
n, ThLRNhhl
- Mon Feuuinf WitnUut bnnnN ~ sfefH
liufN M the ~iilla lnGsl, RhnH ~ size vile,
p1lson0is sfnn wiz Hep ~ HifoVa' NJ
ihtif nAiapr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
HEN ItIIgrTA.
' we're Storm CATTLE for tho Trail.

r. we're Storm Cattle for tho Trail.
y. npsoiai.
|nsssmiwrIA, Tax, April ~, The
|sslsat fsin foil hcre to-day that has
|osaAnown for years. IL has fallen
,Sfftnia nearly all day Serious
puts are reported ON tho Fort
|. h& Denver city west Of here.
lsroRd n crowded with cattle trains.
|.Ms y Fogeythe brothers, cattle kingp
lsss panhandle. ARE here receiving
h6sebd 10 be- driven 10 tho Cherokee
NJ. Nssd w, q. Oburn OF Kansas
Mia bivlng $500 head destined
+ 5syiolnity ~ Fort Reno,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

While you are IN the city lsRye your
measure with jas ~, Mafiipdale, the
lnipuftlnR taller, corner Fonrfh Apd
Houston streets, aud when you want
q snii write for nhinpltk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22
DynamItorn Charged win Ireason.

LosDoN, April 70 abe grand jury
this afternoon returned true bills
against Cunningham aud Burton, tho
dynamltetb, for treason and felony and
also commended the pOiina fof their
management " the niiair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

For prescriptions III night " Wells
drug'et0tes, Fifteenth ana Houston
and son Houston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

Jas, II MAriindals, the Importing
tailor, Fourth aud Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

Z MafiindAie, the importing
'&prih and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-22

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