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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-01

g JELLY, No. 422 J
~. street. Wholesale
and Retail Dealers IN
Fine Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Sill
yer and Plated Ware +;
established since 1883.
Goods ordered by mail
selected It'll care.
Watches repaired.
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No. lois Fourth street. mento.


n L f \ Z y s Z \ ,
~ Dealer in Stoves,
Furniture, Crockery,
Glassware, Tinware,
Mississippi Churn, pat
ented March 20, 1ss3,
by a Mississippi man.
Highest price paid for
second hand house
hold goods. $50 J street.
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STEIN'S VARIETY
~ Store, 726 X street,
between Seventh and
Eighth. Branch. jO4 X
street. Best Violin and
Guitar strings a special
ty. Furniture bought
and sold. Jewelry re-
paired. Highest price
for old gold and silver.
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Trunks AND yALIsEs.

u EDHoUsE-7iANDt XVEINsTOCK K II
7I6 street, and rs BIN, Mechanics
and IL Oak avenue. store l0oto iOS X street
Trunks and Valises Large stock Of all kinds
OF every variety aud of Trunks. Valises,
description. C. II. GIL II and Satchels etc
MAN Proprietor. wholesale ana retail.
A LoNGsHoRE, DAILY RECORD
corner Sixth and
streets INaSohl' UNION and WEEK
Temple. Sacramento
Trunk Factory.
Trunks, Nalises and IL UNION are ahead
Bags sample Cases
made to order repair
ing at short notice. Of all.
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A LoNGsHoRE
UNDERTAKES.

7 FRANK CLARK, E'RITZ x MILLER
u County Coroner and L Undertakes. Office
Undertaken lol7 and in Odd Fellows Tenn
1919 Fourth street Lar pie, Ninth and X
geSt stock of Undertake complete stock of Tn
ing goods than can be dertakers' goods con
found in any other stautly on hand CITY
house on the coast and country orders
Country orders attend promptly attended TO-
ed 10 day or night. day or night
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p A. FISK x son,
proprietors of the
Pacifc Electric a l
Works, 1923 Fourth st.
Manufacturers of and
dealers in Telegraphic
instruments and sup
plies.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHARLES BARNES, HOPS MEBIUS &
~ General Commits IL
sion Merchant, whole
sale and retail dealer Co.. 100 Ill, 1l3 and
in Poultry, Produce,
Candy, Fruit and Nuts.
New and second hand is X street Exporters
Grain Sacks bought and
sold. 80 street, bet.
4
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THEODORE

pOIAL ST. JOHN
and New Reming-
ton Sewing Machines
are two of the best in
the market. Buy no
other until you have
seen them. T. W.
Schwamb, Agent, SOL
J street.
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gars on hand.

EAGLE SALOON. 7U7
IL ! street. between
Seventh aud Eighth,
II. kOhnc, Jr. Sand
witches of all kinds. hot
Sausage, Sauerkraut,
Tom and Jerry with
Doughnuts. Halt and
Half, Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
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II ARDEN II AN D o

HARDEN HAN D =
FIRE GRENADE
The most effectual Fire
EXtinguisher in use.
K. D. SERVER, Agent,
lo5 J street, between
Fourth and Filth.
A LOTHHAMMER
Tuner and Repair
or of Pianos, Organs
and all kinds of Musi-
cal instruments. 1921
Ninth street, between
J and X, odd Fellows
Temple.
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SHAFER x BRON-
~ ner, dealers in
Ranges. Stoves and Tin
ware ; Plumbing. Stove
and Gastitting; Copper,
Sheet Iron ware, and
Magce ia n d ar d
Ranges. Special atten-
ton to roofing. COZ X
street.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


JAMES n. PORTER
Manager of Home
Mutual Insurance Com,
pany and Real Estate
Agent, No. 1905 Fourth
street Principal office
dc Sansome street.
San Francisco.
| CHAs- R. PARSONS.
Real Estate Agency,
81 J street. Agent fol
Royal, Norwich, Union
and Lancashire Insur-
ance Companies and
Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York.
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/ HYMAN, JR., as J
u. street An extern
sive assor:me eat of
Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry always on
hand; old Cold and
S liver bought nj high
est market price. Re
pairing done with neat
ness and dispatch.
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D AVEs SALOON
1922 Fourth street.
Finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Next to
Postoflice.
d Ohm EROS. aA-
loon, 9OS X street, he
twecnNinth andTcnth.
Choicest Wines, Liq-
uors and Cigars. Cool
est and sharpest Beer
five cents Il glass.
n j. CONSIDINE,
Proprietor Railroad
Exchange corner Third
and X streets. Best
Wines, Liquors and CT
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AT HIRSCH. dealer
I'A' in stoves. Junk,
Metal, tools, etc. Fur
niture bought and sold.
Highest price paid.
All orders promptly at
tended 10. Established
1859. 9l3 J street. he
tween Eighth an d
Ninth.
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HnNr 3. rrnnrpc

KLUNE * FL0BERG,
N ADS J street. Fine
Watches and Clocks Il
specially fun line of
goods carrie d and
prices reasonable .
Agents for Rockford
Watch Co; thu best
watches made, and al
ways fully guaranteed.
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m W. SCHWAMB,
L. Manufacturer and
importer of Picture
Fra m -, holdings,
Mirrors and Brackets.
Importer and dealer in
Books, and Stationery,
Pictures. Paintings,
Engravings, Chromos,
etc Sni / sfrnnf
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CARL STROBEL,
~ Real Estate Broker,
81 j street. Any one
who is looking for a
piece of Land should
call and see him. and
if he cannot sell to
you, he will give you
go o d, sensib lie adj
Woo
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MECHANICS sA-
loon. SIG X street,
between Eighth and
Ninth. Pool and Bill
iards. Best Wines, Ii
quOrs and Cigars. E.
C. Roeder, Proprietor.
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I = J. < J. NJ. JACK
son. de alers in
Stoves, Ranges, Sheet
Iron, lronware. 423 J
street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
T L. LEWIS, 5O2
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CWEETSER & ALSIP.
~ The Oldest Real Es-
tate agency in North
ern California. Buy
and sell City and
County property. Farm
ing property a special
ty. Office, No. 10l5
Fourth street, between
i and h. Sacramento.
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POCA BEER EX-
CHI an ge, Price &
Johnson, proprietors,
Al J street. Bar and
Billiard-rooms. Largest
Bottling Establishment
in Sacramento. Orders
promptly attended to.
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cents. j. Ii. MenQal,
Proprietor.
METROPOLIS
Exchange. 4l2 X
street, between Fourth
and Fifth. Fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
Tom and Jerry 10 cents.
J. H. Mendal, Propri-
etor.
MECHANICS sA-
loon. SIG X street,
between Eighth and
Ninth. Pool and Bill
iards. Best Wines, Ii
quOrs and Cigars. E.
C. Roeder, Proprietor.
OCCIDENTAL sA-
o.
loon. POI J street,
near Second. Imported
Wines, Liquors and Ha-
vana Cigars a specially.
Vermont Cider on
draught. William NJ.
Siddons, Proprietor.
OLD CORNER sA-
loon, northeast cor
ner Sixth and X streets.
Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Geo. W.
DerIndn. proprietor.
p SIEBENTHALER
Il Son, Park Saloon,
southeast corner TWEEN
tieth and II sts. Fine
Reading-rOoms, choice
Wines and Liquors ;
also the Coolest Beer.
No. l Cigars. Fine
Lunch always served.
pONY EXCHANGE,
Corner First and X
streets. Finest Wines
Liquors and Cigars. 5.
J. Grihithz.
THE RECEPTION
Gil J street, bet.
Sixth and Seventh.
Finest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Graham <
Rodgers. Proprietors.
ROBERT ALLEN,
Lessee of Agricult-
ural Park. The Race
Track is the finest in
the state. The Refresh
ment Rooms are sup
Piled with the best
brands of wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
STEAMBOAT EN-
CHANGE, Northeast
corner Front and X SITS.
Finest Wines, Liquors
aud Cigars. George L.
Ruhl. Proprietor.
SACRAMENTO En-
CHANGE, 1912 Sew
enth street. between J
and X, W. \. Gamble,
Proprietor. Here can
be found the Choicest
Wines and Liquors,
and the best brands of
Cigars in the city.
SENATE SALOON,
so K street, Finest
Wines, Liquors and CT
garS always on hand.
VIM. Winkleman. Pro
prictor.
nUr oDcE III
L nest Wines and Ii
ant L, billiard lila SI'y Par h,gs
nnmcs iic" and f,r I'19,lli
49, J. "a ;, ~ . s'l I,,j
Eighth. &, NJ. Thomas,
- -.
L
~NNNTH IN NhHaNEF HATNN.HWH hN
ou'''i All" u s'Iee'9'
opposi PoStotlice.
Fine Wines, Liquors
and Ci1ars JFRRY
p,1.>-I ~
q = +, tol1iletor.
rrIPNFR HAIL SA
l.
loon n street be-
tween Ninth andTenth
c,., -, ~.
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OCCIDENTAL SA-
loon. POI J street,
near Second. Imported
Wines, Liquors and Ha-
vana Cigars a specially.
Vermont Cider on
draught. William NJ.
SiddOnS. Proprietor.
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THE LODGE. FL
L nest Wines and Ii
quors in the city. Ele-
CANT Billiard ParlOrs
and Reading Room.
Domestic and Imported
Cigars. 700 J street,
between Seventh and
Eighth. L. NJ. Thomas,
PrOprietor.
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proprietor.

T LANG, 900 AND
- : 81 X St, between
Ninth and Tenth. Sac
ramento Steam Dyeing
and Cleaning Works.
Gents and Boys Cloth
ing cleaned, dyed and
repaired a speciality.
Blankets and Lace Cur
tains also cleaned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
IN PARLIAMENT.
The russian Advance penied


The Russian Advance Denied.
LONDON, April S0.-In the house OF
lords this afternoon Lord Granville
announced that kilograms had been
received from Sir Peter Lumsden,
which contradict the reports of the
Russian advance upon and the occupa-
ton Of Marachak.
In the house Of commons this after
noon Lord Harrington stated that
since the government had decided to
revise the policy to be pursued in the
Soudan II had been In correspondence
with Sir Evlyn Barring, the British
diplomatic representative at Cairo,
and Lord Wellesley commander. The
latter, said Lord Harrington, had gone
TO Suaklm to report on the military
situation.
Lord Fitzmaurice, under secretary
for foreign affairs, stated that the gov.
eminent was rs yet without informa.
ton Of second battle between the
Afghans and the Russians and believed
that the Afghans still held Bala
Murghab.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
SAN ANGELO.
Caught in Cyclone Bound to Cap
ture Railroad.

SAN ANGELO, TEX, April 30.-H.
Grcss, travelling salesman for LIE Gierse
& Co. of Galveston, arrived here this
morning and reports being caught in
q severe cyclone and hail storm be-
tween here and Coleman City. He
succeed ed in tying his horses and by
clinging to tree he managed to
keep from being blown away, but
he was bruised considerably both by
the hail and the wind. One of his
horses was so badly crippled that he
will not be able TO travel for some
time.
There have been some prospectors
here and some property changes hands
every week.
Mr.. w. ]. McCausland and others
from Lsmpasas are here and have
purchased eighteen acres of land adj
lacent to town, paying for the same
$500.
II the Santa Fe road does not come
via this point, our town Is so geograph-
ically situated that some other road
will be liable to pass through here in
the near future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
INDIANA FRONTIERISM.
Continued from rIra Page.

robber left the train IS Ii Stacked up in
answer to the bell Search was made
as soon as could be, but no trace of the
robber could be found. The wounded
men were left at Bloomington. Davis
lived at Louisville. He was twenty
two years of age and unmarried.
= Webber lives ut New Albany. He
Is twenty-eight years old, is married
and has several children.
A FAITHFUL SERVANT LOST.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 30.-The
American Express officials are unable
to say how much money was In the
safe robbed last night, but think there
is not much lost. AZ near as can be
arrived at the messenger had only
about 800 in his car when he left this
city last night. The agent at New
Albany says he sent out
$1,000 by Davis from that place.
How much was picked up by him at
way stations cannot be learned, but 1t
Is not probable that the amount will
exceed $780, The officials feel very
bad over the murder Of Davis, as he
was one of the most popular and eff
cient messengers in their employ.
He had been wounded several
times during his service. In the
great accident near Salem, Ind,
about two years ago when the train
went through bridge, Davis saved bis
safe and all the valuables 10y dumping
1t out into the river while the train
was going through. He paid for his
devotion to duty and his neglect OF
self by having u shoulder and two ribs
broken.
DAVIS CANNOT RECOVER
LOUISVILLE, KY, April S0.-Davis,
the wounded express messenger, was
brought here tonight from Blooming
ton, Ind. He is still unconscious and
cannot recover. 1t Is estimated that the
robber secured about $4,000, $400 OF
which he dropped when he jumped
from the train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
WACO.
Death Caused by Opium-speculat-
ing on War.


Special.
WACO, TEX, April so Edward
Sorley, the boss timer at w. N. Grand
& Co.'s died early this morning from
the effects OF opium poisoning, under
circumstances that indicate suicide.
He had been on spree and went home
last night, slept and fell into a stupor
from which the physicians could not
arouse him. The coroner's jury could
not declare positively, but such ia the
general opinion. Sorlty was thirty
Two years old and leaves wife and
one child.
Rev. s L. Morris OF the Baptist
church was married this afternoon to
Miss Hattie Byrd Burleson, daughter
of the venerable DR.. Burleson, presi-
dent OF Waco university. The couple
left this evening for Dallas and go
thence to New Orleans.
Everybody is on the qui vive for
war news, and local spectators buck
eagerly at the grain and provision fu-
lures. The general sympathy is with
England.
Trains on the Central are still irreg-
ular. No mails have arrived from the
south in two days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
SAN ANTONIO.
The Commander of the Department
of the Missouri Visits Texas.


SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April 3d.
Maj Gen. John M. Schofieid and
Quartermaster-Gen. Holabird arrived
here late last night and have been en-
gagged all day inspecting the post with
view of building twelve company
barracks. The general says the APP
preparations are not sufficient to do all
OF once, but the barracks will be com.
pleted as soon as possible. A recep-
ton and hop were given In their
honor at Gen, Stanley's residence to-
night and public reception will be
given AZ the San Antonio club to.
morrow morning. All military Off
GERS at this post will call on their high
superiors. To-day a grand mill airy
parade had been arranged but 1t was
postponed In consequence of the rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
PARIS.
A Horse Thief Given Five Years in
the Penitentiary.


PARIS, Tex April S0--The streets
are sloppy here this morning from q
heavy rain which fell last night.
The case of the State VS.. Allen Nc
Carly, for hoIse-theft, was brought up
In court yesterday. McCarty pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to the state
penitentiary for term of five years.
The Sorth Main Street Congrega.
tional church, which for some time
was supposed to be unsafe for oceu-
psney, has been inspected by Archi-
tect Wood OF Sherman, and is now be-
ing repaired
Rev. J. II. sklnne, has returned
from the presbytery at Clarksville.
DR.. j. Il. Hooks has returned from
Hot Springs, where he has been
spending the last few weeks for his
health. He seems greatly benefited.
The Texas circuit racing stock, en-
route for Chicago, will stop Off here
and give an exhibition of speed on
Saturday, Among the entries are
Dexter, Buck Dickerson, Joe Bowers,
Executor and May III. The pro-
gramme commences at o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
AUSTIN.
A Fight Imminent on a Reduction In
the Minimum Lease Price.
Special.


AUSTIN, TEX, April S0.--The new
laws are out and ready for distribution.
The comptroller to-day deposited $685.
600 to the credit of the general revenue,
Treasurer Lubbock is still absent
and no meeting or the land board will
be held until his return, as IL is desir-
able that full board be present. From
the indications just now 1t is apparent
that fight IL going to be made on the
question Of reducing the minimum
lease price from eight to five cents an
acre, with odds In favor of reduction.
In consequence of the high water in
the Brazos, trains over the Houston q
Texas Central are not running between
Rrenham and Austin. Owing to this
the Greys did not get off for the Hous-
ton drill to-day.
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than was estimated aud will probably
not be more than $4,000. which is
covered by 100000 insurance on the
furniture and $3.50, 900 on the house.
There are various theories as to the or
igin OF the fire, one that 1t was the re-
suit of spontaneous combustion, and
another that IL originated by the con-
tact of the electric wires In the box
which inclosed them. uI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
TREASURER wYmAso

WASHINGTON, AprllaI
tary Of the treasury he 4
suspension of the follows
sistant appraisers at Nsl
rift Wickham, WillismE|
Ward S. Fowler. /
Mr.. G. N. Jordan wild
Wyman Of Office Of \
United States to.morru|
The commission Of NJ /
signed by the presided
his bond Of 500, 600 appll
solicitor of the treasury. 1
count of the moneys and !
the different branches !
will begin tomorrow nd
count so far has been ca,is
silver stored In the silva3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
BASTROP.
An Old Texas Veteran Dead.

BAsTRoP, TEX, April S0.-Mr. Mich
olson, one of our oldest citizens and a
Texas veteran, died at his residence
here last night and was buried in Fair
view cemetery this evening with Ma.
sonic honors. Mr.. Nicholson Is one of
the veterans who lived his three-score
years and ten. His many friends will
regret to hear of his death. He was
widely known over all Texas and had
world of friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
FORT SMITH.
A Fourteen Year.Old Boy Charged
With Robbing the Mails.
Special.

Special.
FORT SMITH, ARK, April 30.--Ar-
thur Austin, lad only fourteen years
old, was lodged in the United States
jail here TO- day by h. Stewart, post
Office inspector, charged with robbing
the mails on the route between GRAY.
ely Hill, Yell county, and Waldron,
Scott county, while acting as carrier.
The boys father is sub-contractor on
the route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
PILOT POINT.
The First Strawberries of the Season.
Special

The First Strawberries of the Season.
Special.
PILOT POINT, TEX, April 30,-The
first ripe and luscious straw berries Of
the season were brought in to-day by
Mr.. j. w. Austin, proprietor of the
Pilot Point nursery. Your reporter
was made glad by the receipt of box.
Mr. Austin's vines suffered to some ex-
tent by the long continued drought of
last season, but he saved a sutli ,ient
quantity Of the most hardy varieties
TO make fair crop this season.
The croquet balls on the grounds in
the rear Of the bank are kept rolling
from early morn till dewy eve.
With the warm and pleasant wealth
er farmers are resuming their work,
which is now somewhat behind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
GILBIER.
A Terrible Powder Explosion = A
May-Day Picnic.

GILMER, TEX, April 80 Matt Till.
man, aged five years, while playing
with can Of powder this morning
accidentally dropped a lighted match
into the can. 1t exploded with ter
rihle effect. burning his face and
hands to crisp. The doctors say he
will recover, but may never have the
use Of his eyes again.
The man Buchanan, who has been
in jail here for the past ten days, was
released yesterday, he not being the
party wanted.
w. Boyd is fitting his opera.house
with new scenery and new stage.
Everybody is going to the picnic
tomorrow at Bette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
ALL QUIET ON ~

ALL QUIET ON Tar N
WASHINGTON, April n
Whitney sent the foIls,]
to Admiral Jouett y,,,s|
prove Of steadfast /, },
this governments rs.l'|
isthmus. The treaty. WI "
protection Of the tam M
IN this government ana N
The measures necesssry n
will be supported. Hs,,
force at Panama ready 4 J
Any actofthe Colom6Is'
ing the destruction of y
rassment cfthe transit M
their treaty with MT I.
An armed contest al a M
the same result is also ! n
treaty. L recognize tbsi'
delicate and critical poSs'
be inclined to stand by I,
ercise of your best luds,
u
your general instruciiop
result in the safety ofih
property at Panama aDd 4
lishment of a state COVER
Later in the day AdmIs
egraphed Secretary Mi
lows: IA peaceful settler
the government trOou
revolulionists at Parsr.
made to-day. / witnes
and all points OF differ
ferred to me. Gen. All
ders unconditionally \
ment forces Will take pos3
anna tomorrow, and theft
isthmus will be practices
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01

Jas. HI. Martindalel Y
tailor, 4l5 Houston stree
on hand the largest llus1
the state. Call and -ltas
ure while in the city v
want q suit write for v
forget the place, ccina'
Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
ToRSAM
Many Cars Overturnsd-
pie Ipjured-A chz|

KANSAS CITY, Mo,
small tornado passed n
Hill, Mo, last night, ulSl
and blowing down ieha|
cars of a Missouri PAclh.i
were blown from theirll|
were loaded with hogs'nI
were killed. The csoaaI
turned, and of the al
three suffered severe biai|
Near Harrisonvllle
overturned several ffels1|
At Holden one childY
considerable damage . A
done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01

Jas. II. Martindale, the importing
tailor, 4l5 Houston street, has always
on hand the largest line of woolens in
the state. Call and leave your meas
nre while in the city, and when you
want suit write for samples. Don't
forget the place, corner Fourth and
Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
WASHISeI
Six Hundred u rourtA.O,,,
Were AppoiutsdI ~
Month Il All
General Quiet and Oras N
lsthmu' Of Pss,s''
Surrender d Ls.l

THE CROP OF Arm. :.
WAsHISeroS, Ami
the month Of April, ipsl.'
Postmaster Gen. VIII, \
500 postmasters Of IS.
The majority Of the aN ~
made to fill vacancies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
Housekeepers

VIII find what they need at Water
houses drug store, and II will pay TO
80 there. Cocoanut soap 5 cents; scruo
brushes 10 cents; sand soap 5 cent?;
housekeepers' paint any color and
quality cAGphor, insect powders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
Linen lawns only "
Chambers Co.
To Straugs|

Don't forget to call Y, v,
measure with Jas. = ~, II
importing tailor O. ~ Y.
when you are ready .
for samples. All ME- :.,.
no charge-4l6 Hons'0.,l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01

EVERY first-olass dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. VIII not stick TO the
lips,lD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
To straIES

Don't forget to csll N
measure with Jas. = ~
importing tailor q M
when you are Ieho .5l...s
for samples. All Ili nsS
no charge-4l5 Hcus'S-!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-01
Loss by the LIndcIl Fire.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April so.-The loss
by the Lindell hotel fire was much less