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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01
EntIrclvNe


We have opened within the past week
line of Turcom8n curtains which we
are Offering ut $3.50, They are equally
as good as we have offered heretofore
Tor 5000. A lot Of straw mattings, our
direct importations, at l2lS cents, 10
cents, p cents, 30 cents and upwards,
tho best value ever offered. A large lot
Of mats and rugs far below former pri.
ces' We haYe many special offerings in
our carpet-room, and respectfully ask g.
Visit to tho department. Our striking
Easter offerings in dress goods, black
silks and parasols, will draw great
crowds to these counters. In our ad-
vertlsoment to-day you will find a list
OF our great offerings; you will pro-
noance them to be marvellous bargains.
Ladies, let us prevail on you to vislS our
establishment, look through our offer
ings, even ii you don't intend to pur-
chaSe. SANGER BROS,
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LhMPASAs SPRINGS.
Railroad Eztopsion-Hotoia, nto

Active preparation for the extensiOa
of tho Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe rail
road rom here is bringing in am army
OF prOspeotors, AMI every branch
business ls moro iuurishmg. parCicg
lrly thst Of our now hotel, the Sa,
Geronimo, which is ons of the mos.
comfortable, elegantly furnished Ak
best ventilated houses In the state.
Is convenient to business and hs
plenty of sample rooms. Its occupsu,
rooms are all large AMI light, with high
ceilings and southern expo gUre H.
heoins and spring are a Nc. I, aas
while Mr. Thompson keeps the tab,
"eli up in correspondence with the res
o, the establishment, his popular rate
" per day makes the San Geronimo =
rroAt tavOritA.
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A PREVENTIVE OF -YPHO-MALA
RIAL


Fever and cure fOI hhNutnAtlsm ~ Last
Dioovered. by the Firm OF
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem
lists OF Dallas Texas, This eutGrprising
firm have, for the last Ave years been
engaged in the manufacture OF baking
powders, wines, cider, vinegar &c. DIR,
Il. x. Hughes, who presides over their
laboratory has for the last forty years
bean engaged III tAo study and practice
of medicine and chemistry. They also
have in their laboratory Prof George A,
Calhoun, who has Tor many years been
a teacher OF chemistry, also Mr.. J. Price
W8rrick, graduate of chemistry in
the university OF Philadelphia.
These gentlemen In manutact-
uring the various articles al
ready mentioned, have found itneces-
Hary TO combat excessive lamentations,
whether vinous, aCetous or alcoholic,
which have ever stood Ia the way OF
successfully manufacturing wine, vine.
gar and alcohol IN our southern climate,
Thor experiments have resulted i'm the
discovery of an agent which completely
obviates this difficulty, This agent is
the extract Of tho bark OF tree indigo
nous to the state of Texas. Carrying
their experiments still further, they
have ascertained that this same extract
as completely controls the only remain
ing fermentation known to the arts and
sciencies, viz: Blood fermentation,
which Is the cause Of f0vers rs well as of
rheumatism. This agent they have
combined with the extracts of ginger
ana lemon, thereby rendering it most
etlicacious as well as delightful and
palatable beverage 1t is not only one
of the best of tonlos in its effects, but the
use Of 1t etiectually prevents typhe-
malarial fever. Al lhe same time it Is
sure cure for rheumatism. DR..
Hughes Extract OF Lemon and Ginger
ia put up in cases of two dozen bottles,
and can be found ct all 6rsl class drug
and grocery stores.
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7s2 ELM STREET.

Mr.. a, PUNISHABLE, who was formerly
with the Huustablo Boot and Shoe COM
pany, and VINO was their manufacturing
manager, is now manager Of the elegant
boot and shoe store at 1872 Elm street,
They have all the patterns OF the cele-
brated Hunstable boots aud shoes, be-
sides carrying q large line Of ladies'
gents and children's shoes. Don't for
get the new Hunsts5le shoe store, ut 7&
Dim, old Granga store.
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4. A ND LO a n So
Loans made on FARMS, RANCHES and
UITY PROPERTY in sums Of over $1,000
JAMES Is. SIMPSON,
Dnllaa, Texas.

Never Give Up
II you are suffering with low and de-
ressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
4 ebility, disordered blood, weak con-
titution, headache, or any disease of a
D ilious nature, by all means procure a
b ottle OF Electric Bitters. You Will be
urprised to see the rapid improvement
hat will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
enceforth you will rejoice in the praise
o. Electric Bitters, Sold Tor fifty cents
q bottle by w. IL. Howell Il Bro.
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Why don't you try Carriers Little
Liver Pillsp They are a positive cure
or sick headache, and all the Ills pro-
ucod by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose.
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The Rev. George IL. Thayer, OF Bour.
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myself and
wife owe our lives TO Shiloh's Consump'
on Cure" Sold by j. Williams Il Go,
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The threats of the prohibitionists
gainst liquor selling has alarmed Dali
a sites. The few drops that remain are
IL found at the Glen Lea.
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Insympsthy

HI SympS,hy
VITA nard times We ave reGuce.
Oh ices on Wan paDer, " idnw 1.Nss
Paints and Artist Mater,aia Pic.sfe
Frames, els.
hAMILVoN 4 YouN
S2e Elm .reet
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Why not use chopped feed when you
can get itY The cheapest and the bsst
Telephone or send your order a. Eel.
TOMS mill, and Il will bs delivered
promptly. G. Il, FELTON,.
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Window Glass at low prices, and
Glazing done In any part Of the city.
HAMILTON Il YOUNG,
500 Elm street,
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Shiloh's Yitalizer is what Won need for
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizziness.
and all symptoms OF Gy speps,a. Prlee
Williams q Coz -
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LeoALErrGs.
For a good trunk, 722 Elm street
~. q, 49,. .4..Itg. 700 INl,,, gtroat

For good trunk ~ Elm street
For fine vRlise, ~ Elm street.
New cod Hsh, 81 Boucbe's, 81 Maln
7trest
Telephone smith q Hail Tor your iu-
suranoe.
New wni,e 6sh, al a. q. Bouoh5's. a23
Main street,
For a good trunk or valise, call at the
aupk factory, ~ Elm street.
just receivee, o lot OF horse-radls' in
root. AZ A, Il. Bouohe, the grocer.
Horse radish and everything .n tho
grocery line you want st Bouohe'a
Smith q Hall will insure farmhouse
on the installment plan Oau and SO
them,
First class grooming and board At Ed
Randslls stable, Rates reduced to $3.50
per month.
Bouche, tho MaiR street grocer, Keeps
everything Ia the Grocery une, Tele-
phone him.
Pixies Toothaoho Drops euro IA ono
minute, German Corn Remover Kills
oorns ana bunionS.
Telephone or leave your orders At
Hamilton Il Young's, and have your
window glass put in.
Paints, ready mixed, so that any one
can use them; artist materials, oils, etc.,
at Hamilton 4 Youug's.
For the celebrated El Principe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar and Commerce streets.
Treat your stock well and give them
chopped feed. IL Is not only tho best,
barley oats, Graham flour and corn
meal at Felton's MILL
Dobbins' Securing Polish ia The best
thing Ia the world for cleaning tin pans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thing
for using In washing dishes and pans In
hard water, FOR sslg nv A, x. BOUohe,
Mein street.
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I'or lame back, side or chest use Shi.
oca Porous Plaster, Price N OCnts
sold pY j. l.. Williams Il Co.
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perfume. Price q and 80 cents. Sold y
j. l.. Williams & Co.
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6hllon's cure viii Immediately relieve
Group, wbooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold bv j. l.. Williams& Co.
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Pure aud uucolored ana guaranteed
anaduiterated May Blossom Tea az 81
cents pound IN one pound packages ~
BoHohas', S29 Main street,
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This IL INC fire season; 80 insure youy
brope ~ with Smith d Hall, agsats
Ohee opposite Herald office
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Henry Pollock Il Co, manufactures of
rurks and valises. Repairing neatly
4 one. ~ Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01

= nasal Injector free with each bottle
II Shiloh'S uatarsh Remedy, Prler 81
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Latest styles In hats and furnishing
goods, at Burr's, sos Main street.
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For Easter.
French pattern hats and bounets q
Bauman's.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
~ sold by us on guarantee, II oures
consumption. Sold by ]. l.. Williams
& Co.
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sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
remedy FOR you. Sold by j. L, Williams
IL Co,
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Standard formulated sugar, I3 pound.
lor 81 &. u. MOMAND * BIO,
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Neck 9 ear
ana 1.r.o's cheap a. Baamafs.
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Catarrh cured, hoalta and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nssal injector free, Sold
by j. L.. Willlsnms Il Co.
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Fancy Goods
and full line of ladies wear, AT Bau-
mans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01

Fine French
imported flowers at Bauman's.
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Tho y. g. watkins Land aIortgage 90
MAKE
LOANS ON LAND
For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
OFFICE, OVER OLIVER & GRIGGs' BAER.
FOR particulars, call on or address
). IL. WATKINS l.. NJ. CO.,
Dallas Toxak
THE CITY.

raE TEXAS LAND - MORTGAGE 90.
LOANS MONEY ON
Real Estate and good Collateral S0our-
ity on long and short time and reasone-
Bile rates OF interest, Ven ior's lien
notes are also bought or loan d on, and
arrangements can be made 10 repay
leans by installments.
@, H. WELILE, LEY,
General mayer.
Offices In Merchants Exchang Dallas,
WaNag
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LOAN FEMALE REMEDy

cures all female diseases
sll women happy.
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New Line
Of "ibhous at Bsuman's,
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mere Is . secret about

HEXI0AN FEMALE >44ElJq
which all ladies' should kuov. Sea oot
circular Mt your druggists.
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Come and see the other, a brother,
another, the tc,ther, and he has put up
at the Glen Laa.
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Ladies' suits

IN all col ors and styles at prices. to suit
all, at Pauman's.
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We have just received full line of
spring suitings. DOUGLAS Bios.
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Jcand from Europe at lowest rates. spe-
al advantages TO parties wishing 10 bring
ends 10 this country. For Tickets and
or Information, call on or address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston.
W. j. STORMS,
Ticket Agent Dallas,
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We OFFER New GOODS JUST ARRIVING As FOLLOWS

SOLE ca l1TS FOR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
DUBLIN.
Correspondence OF me Gazette.

Correspondence nf the Gazette,
DunLIN, TgXi Sept. 2i--Cotton Is
coming In pretty lively, averaging
some sixty bales per day The
slight upward tendency the last
few days is making everybody
feel better, except those WHO have nj.
ready sold. Wheat Is still rolling Ia aud
Is selling az about Gbc per bushol.
In the immediate vicinity Of Dublin we
are SIN very dry, although within few
miles all around ny they have had rains
enough To put some stock winter Ia the
creeks, which IS canslng stock 10 trnyol
around considerably, and we hear VI
more horses missing from their range
than ever before. The farmers who hive
had any rain are turning their stubble
over ready for planting wheat, etc.
During the last two weeks there has
been quite number Of teams passing
through here en- route for the new rail-.
road you are building towards New
Orleans. AZ first the Impression here
was that they were going To work on the
Font Worth & Rio Grande road, that
there was such rush about q month or
Two ago, and the people began 30 feel
good about II, hut now the general linz
preston il that II Is dead, yes, dead, al.
though the idea II that II would have
Deen Of greater advantage 20 fori Worth
than the New Orleans road.
There N quite stir among our citizens
At present with view vi building a coll
lege herc,as We have two schools running
here with an enrolment Of over 200
scholars In the scholastic age. one Of
them has now Ia daily attendance about
100 scholars, aud the house they are
using il entirely too small. There Is to
be d general meeting Of the citizens on
this subject next Monday night
Mr. Jordan, who has charge oil the cot
ton yard Of McKiunle, Williams q Go. NJ
this place, IL buying most Of the cotton
and shipping direct 20 Liverpool.
There Is not day passes bat there ARE
number Of newcomers looking for land
In this county. We heard one farmer say
Yesterday that lac could have rented
thousand acres IN the last Wetk.
The social event Of the scnAOn took
place tonight al Z O'Clock, 10 the Tmri0rs
II the City hotel, when Mr. Il. g. Price
was married. 10 Mrs MARY u, Armstrong,
hy the Rev j. 4, Harris, We wish The
couple many long years Of Joy aud happi- |
ness. and may their paths BE- aremn With
flowers 81 gladness.
our lrfepesslble but responsible land !
agent, !. Y Harris, reports the land biisi- !
ness on q regular boom.
we notice on our streets this week par.
lies from Comanche, ilicO, Nexanderaa (
ainer panls, MrD have gqIgp here p d.
.5c,l srfllng aRd ~ iheif pnlpcg lu
osni1lha loe sulafipFltg pi orr market.
ora iawil paper, o. Telqibcne IS 81
f,ar n4t Yhnmauln ftirs NNmyef I
Alii.m ~ lhe faaa9 aad HnfF9guaias (
oauntss itlslq cpEtsih ihiflj i90faNea
sad N,ll ltsUt 800 c9pies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

'he Efforts Of MIR Andrews in behalf ~
INC Van Dcpocle system hl.thIs city have
9een attended with Tho most saiIsfactoy,
results More than enough names d ~
cure Tue plant were added 10 the ii.t ~.
,,efday, but the plant should be onenod \,
tort Worth With hundred upht.
,ne additional thirty he added ,,,.,uorrn ~
= y an evidence Of enterprise. and ,,I,i
90 ~ much to impress strangers Win H.
plosrsssiNe tendencies of our pconle az
any o'nyr agency The city council viii
.nSet tuesday evening and arant ;hc
privilege OF lighting the streets nnd bnsI.
ness , houses by electricity, nnd M IN.
1 is assures us that In less than tblrt,
uays from the date Of the privilege ,b ~
necessary machinery viii be placed IN
position. This Is substantial l,neai
aug Dig advertisement, aud Il comes
without bonus, When The prineInal
streets and business houses N The city
s ,, lighted by electricity, Fort Worth viii
nave planted another milestone beside
t ,, pathway OF her progressive march Ia
future greatness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
H a n F F n R IN

lcit the day before 10y un American
soldier, and leveled u at Arnold
as hc sal oil his horse IN front Of the
house. Taxing long steady aim, she
pulled The trigger, bni the piece missed
iire, Hearing the knnp oi tho lock,
Arnold turned aud asked her what the
noise was. With great presence Of MUD
sho had dropped the gun 50 That
he did not see II, aud she
answered that Il was the breaking of
chair
This incident formed the subject Of =
painting by Huntington, the artist, whose
vile Il n gfand'nelee Of Mrs, Hlnman,
This painting " nov ~ the possession 81
Mr. Thomas hay Of Bergen Point, Nd.
Ia Il Mrs Human IL represented ne level.
Ing musket At Arnold from window II
her house, and the burning town IL seen
IN the background. The ROMANS of both
Capt, aud Mrs, illnman now lie In the
Cedar Grove cemetery ~ New London,
where their monument II one 81 the 6ncst
10 be- seen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
usREcoRDED HISTORY.
Benedict Arnoid's Narrow Escape from
Death ~ The Hands ~ ~ woman,
Ngtt NurL iTlutns

.
death a, The Hands ~ n wamnn,
4 New Yprk Tlnes.
( Tho death Of Mrs, Ann Human kel,
/ loRg Of Fairfield, Conn, Ia The ninety
third year of her age, recalled an nrc.
corded incident oi the war Of the Raydln.
4 ton. Mrs. Kellogg was the daughter Of
I Capt. Elisha lllnman Of the Emitted States
navy, and her mother was the only Amer.
lean who remained IN New Lon.
don when the town was DESTROYED
BY The traitor Benedict Arnold In 1854.
AZ that time Capt Humans ship was
hourly expected 70 arrive at New London,
and u was hoped that be might como IA
time 20 save the town. Mrs. Human vas
well acquainted with Arnold as he had
often dlned ~ her house, and hnd been u
friend OF her husband. Induced bynnsluty
for her husbands safety, she remained
after all othcis had fed and watched the
entry of the British from tho door.
way of her house As Arnold rode
up he saw aud salutcd her, aud said that
II she would point out her own property
II should be spared. She pointed out the
houses Of several Of her neRhbofs 81 her
own, aud thus saved them from deAtfUc-
ton, Arnold remained on horseback near
her house nearly all day, noting The battle
that was raging at Fort Griswolt, on the
Groton side ot the river, where the tall
monument cOmmcIn0fatiDE The event
nov stands. Three times we're the Brit
lsh driven down the hill BY the dead.
~ iire from the iori. Then the aininuni- !
ton Of rs defenders became exhausted /
and they were obliged 20 surrender The /
British officer Ia command ~ the storm I
ing party was 50 cnaged AZ Tie desperate /
defense oi the fort that, ~ BE- entered IL, l
be- asked. nMho commands hcrefn Col. !
Ledyard replied II did. but you do 1
DOW, - at The same tlne enrfendefin0 his /
sword. The officer received the sword 4
ana instantly plunged u into the /
heart Of The gallant colonel. An Amer /
lean officer standing beside his colonel 1
snafcLea llls OwD sword from ~ scab-
hard, aad in q moment the tOwauiiy I
mi ION lpy Iced beside hi nfiin8 ALL
ladlArrialluuif Hiaa saere ID ~ within tiir
lgft iAlgwel, ana 3hirig "a ihe woeitfdi
Americans NFfe pftfl .nio B wsgG0 <
Nbit 3 nAs f8iloa Downs trfn lil.lslde ~
tbe 4ottgm. nhefe - Ra4 desbffa h
plef's asaillft 3 lrte 1isff hAfffeH ift
plrttlqny Hrf nnQe ~ rarlsit Jleif \
iuAiieguf ti,e iitit.a, Arpidd hatiaR
Harmed ~ ifg Spefct atdgal y epl I
iilrirfH
My HieHan, aesioe NAin ~ iNrto
eetfeEes fipnl n hYu fs4, ifgaata ye
lnsneef fa9lpe} ths nfils cI 10
iipffiely in-lrfatS from ~ tfi
~ sii ifQIa t,eaei STEER e
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Onr PnhlIe schnnl rcnchrr..

The teachers OF the city met Saturday,
the 2Gth inst, at I y. m, at the boys
high school building. The attendance
was quite good, ana although few of the
teachers made remarks, all seemed In.
terestcd. Tho superintendent saidi "The
first great object OF the teachers OF the
hrst four grades should be to teach the
children TO read well in order that they
may understand aud appreciate the
studies OF higher grades. The nrSt book
IN arithmetic should be introduced into
the thlrd grade for the first time,
as the subject can be taught very success
fully In the first two grades without a
book Geography should not be taught
before the fourth grade, because pupils
cannot read the language OF geography
easily and intelligeHtly until they can
read well everything In the trAl reader.
We have introduced q book on mls Is and
manners, aud wish the subject taught 10
every grade 50 that our pupils may be-
come good as well as intelligent citizens
want tho morality OF the pupils OF these
schools TO be second to that of none.
Language must be taught, sio all the
grades. The nth reader can he used as
an clocution and language book as high
as the seventh grade. Grammar is taught
as science in the ninth grade"
Short remarks were made by Miss Pnka
Jones, Mrs. Walden and w. ID. Gerard.
MIR. Franklin and Mr., Bcnbrooks, visit
ors, favored the institute with few re-
marks
The general impression seemed 10 bc
that the schools were starting of better
than ever: that pupils were manlfesting
greater interest and were under better
control than they had ever been before,
The teachers will act as Il unit In carry
ing out the course OF instruction, The
work IN our schools will not be hastily
done, but viii be thoroughly done.
There being no more business the In
stitute adjourned H. meet with the coun-
ty institute the M of October
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

81 Lotus, Mo-, Sept 20. Boston, 81
81, Louis, 2.
cnlcA0o, In, Sept. 20. Chcagos, o.
Providence, 0.
BlLTIMong, Nh, sept &c.. baltimore
D, Pittsburg 4
DrTnou, Micn, sept 2G,--Detrolt,
10 Philadelphia, q,
PInLaDELrHiA, ps., Sept. "a. Ath-
lotlcssai Lnuisglllo, Z.
MN Yons, sept 26.-- MctropolIlans
z, Cincinnati e.
NV YonR, Sept. 70 New York 4,
buffalo
DnoogLrS, sepl. 20 81 Louis 9,
brO0klyn ..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within reach OF
aulfering humanity, truly IL Electric
Blttcrs. Inactivity OF the Liycr, Bilious
ness, Jaundce, Constipation, Weak Kid.
neys, or any disease Of the urinary organs,
or whoever requires nm appetizer tonic
or Wiid slimulant, VIII always find Flee.
tr, Bittcrs the best and only certain
cure known, They act surely and quick.
ly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or the money refunded. Sold
at ilily cents a bottle 10y II w, Williams
a Co
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Tho courts.


W the district court YESTERDAY the fol.
lowing suits were disposed of
j. -. Howard ". Texas & Pacific Rai
way, suit Tor da magos ON account Of In.
lurlcs to wife, while crossing truck n y
buggy judgment for plalutiff Tor s9sse
James McDcrmott vs. Texas * pnciae
Hallway, suit for damages on account Of
injuries sustained by plalntlff, who Il a
section boss ON the Gulf, Colorado &
santa Fe, while crossing track at Union
depot on a hand.cari Judgment Tor plain.
tiif for $500
Joseph II Brown W. Harris & Cartledgo
OF san Angelo, suit for debit Judgment
Tor plaintiff for s8slG.
city National Aank W., Wilson Nor.
rls"n, suit ON note Judgment Tor plain.
tin for $1,000
In The county courtJ w. Morris was
awarded damages III the sum OF sl5O
against the Wheeler & Wilson Manufac.
turing company. Plaintiff bought sew.
ing machine, of the defendant and Ind
Jailed to pay all due on II, ON account of
which defendants agent fomibly removed
The machine greatly to the injury, M
charged, OF plaintiffs wife, who was an
invalid.
Eight grand jury indictments were GER
lined down from the district court.