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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Commissioners S,I,

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NE MUNICIPAL COURT 0FNsS
l. "e"i 'ifstniS'
Patrick J. Gilligan, aimiuly,'o,A'
bouis non OF VIM. illigan. drc,,,L
w.
Thomas Emmett Gillian and orA,,,
Tho undersigned ,p.e,I oou..,...
.irrs po,ic. ,hat nrr,T'n, =, , IoI.,,s, q
RI, nv a i.r,..' IL s,, 49, ~ "a. Auu o.
oi Jnne ISL lac Will on WIT "
S.rrpn.y NV
oH, "A' '"' ~ w. 4
commencing a. 10 o'elock =. sN Al
lion, 10 the highest bidder, n, ih" iros'
Court nouse OF iaid cunt, In tho city
West virginia, The real .stat" O. shiok =
oliiSan died s.l'ei and posse>-ed. hI,
pht OF 70, hnmpt ,hIr'S nine - 10 II
t " .ns w " " s 'sIa "n. o
me anu John ron ana oounaea aud g
follows: hlnning al lhs nnithe'i ~,
yi,h Tven,r ',hirJ .,,,,, siT,,nr. .S
rins s"n,hy,,iiv a"t 80 -
twrn,y. ons iesi tS,noc ,.Is.rsl,.Si
1 Vh w sn'"aI, -
n S,,,n-'a 1,n nsV, So Ssv wv :.
anu 'cu'e tunhlps VIVA nan siNt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

purposes 1t Is perhaps singular that after
more than four thousand Bngiish granmafs
have been Published this primitive fashion
again comes into use a. the bsst and only,
practical way Of, learning how to write aud
speak our puzzling language.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Getting Satan Behind Her.

Little Minnie's mother had several times
spanked her Tor going out onto the street.
The other day, as the grocerymsn wss leav,
ing the house, Minnie called to him an 1
said:
Tome back an shut the gate"
Why
so can't get out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

Wars are slow of birth, bnt the holocaust
that cometh from the careless workmen in
raising the wall of a Eve story brick is
quicker than the railroad collision and far
more destructive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

TuE Permanent Seat is happy. Governor
WILSON received an old fashioned house
warming yesterday. The fatted calf was
killed. & salvo Of 100 guns was fired and
the exuberant JOY sized in real champagne
STYLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

TuE aggregate of the estimates for run
ming the city in all departments for the fs'
csl yesr without interest on bonds is
1918, $50. This exceeds the revenue con-
sidersbly and ought to be pulled down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
TRUSTEES sI,,

AN SATURDAY THE
MAY. 1895 $3.50 lhlRTr,
tSe frnni doo, ~ ,Ssnllhe AZ 70 tay
We,t Virsin;s Wv .oun Hogs ~
a. s,.cn,aS :" nriee q q d,s a.
III. x;;s % ~ III n: Esor GAe -
a. ga a. 1r unartsisnti tsg,,.
afs,ee NJ ,ia ,is,. $1,000, iMs, ard -
conn,y We, VITA zoe Sogpp Cs..1
10 Al n.rss npnh 70 Md o. n
IN. 6nnS,aJ 81 , HrW hundra n \
~ n,,n% SN ahu no lNill I'll. usS
cerHin prev OF land o. grOuni S,r,,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

PGsmER GLADsToNE has had many harsh
things said about himself and his policy, but
the Minister who can avoid a costly war,
aud preserve his eouutrys honor, is the in
tellectuai and Christian peer OF the greatest
, fmRn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Well Advertised.


A man of literary fame, a visitor to our
city, and a guest at a recent reception, was
astouuded, on being introduced to lady,
10 hear her say, with knowing smile: "Oh,
yes, l have heard of you and your medi-
rinpy'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

IT is thought that General WoLsLEY viii
finally make good his escape from the
Soudan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

LorTA says that she has some talent for
painting. There is no doubt of it. There
are few women over forty who do not know
how 10 paint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

Tbs Prince Of Wales has written letter
in which lie declares he likes his onions
boiled in milk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

GEN. GRANT is at WORK on his book. His
doctors, however, are still great sufferers.
They had o tough time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
WED SEspAY. MAY 9. 1885.

THs war cloud has collapsed as if rent By
3 thunder bolt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

'ENSSET HlRvNG has hsd y banquet in
London. he boldly declared that America
is nice place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

BRoTHFR BLAINE viii spend the summer
in Maine. This will give him opportunity
for reflection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Reason Lcss Important Than the Result.

The manner in which each successive
poem written BY Tennyson is ridiculed by
the American press is what deters US from
becoming poet,lsureste. There are one
or two other obstacles also in the way, but
they are not worth mentioning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
NOTICE.

Regular meeting OF the Liquor Dealers, Iukeepers
and Brewers Society, at Arion Hail, tis afternoon
ate O'Clock. Full attendance is desired. Election
OF officers for the ensuing year, and other important
business 10 transact.
c. r. BEHLER, PIE ident
mayGq S. BRUBAHER, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Tho Passing of the Pie.

ITHlYT'TF IN''TIFT-'IlTI1NU'.
King Arthur at bis Table Found,
SIT with his knights, and there was ,oUud.
OF good things sail, and sly,
when all at once Sir LancclOt
I-p snake: at waNeth awful hot
Will some one pas, the pie
sir Gaahad ut this NO>e,
sir tai was sOne on knightiy pos;
His voice WI, like shout
"Thou'rt late, Sir Knight qupth Galabal.
'IFOr one who wants his pie 81 bad.
The pie, Sir L., Is out"
Then did Sir IancclOt arise
And pulled his visor DER his eyes
Ills iacr wa, hamy hot,
No pie" cried he. And this 10 me"
And then he strobe to wherr The len
Led out IRON Cameiut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

Il yoa enjoy cigarette smoking try the
Richmond Straight Cut brand, they are as
snrredly the best
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders Of the Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail-
way Company of West yirginiais hereby called to
b. held on the 2sth day OF May 1885, at the princi
pal Off Of the said company, No li6O Main street
in tho city Of Wheeling State of West Virginia, for
the purpose Of eccting Directors and all other pur-
pcsts Tor " hlch such meetings may be held.
". +. DISSISwAY,
REON BARNES,
VIM. C. CARPENTER,
GEORGE BAIRD,
JOEL. WOOD,
WI PETERSON,
snr2ri DirectonL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

1,og REsT-Two INV Bslct - 80
m gIytssn.h strct Cosn. -
Lii ,aa,a y,,sr t!lss,, q sts W
e,npnoSau win 10 rszdl lo,ess -,
Err;, 10 BIgJ. k&LgTr GahA'''
S.Sh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

1NAkM FOB REsT-A IAkaW, 4
about three nilss iron IrsSSIsSI
y heeling creek. kcni cssa,Esi
InmsSiaisiy. Empire o. W. Al
1911 Main s.Teet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06
FOR RENT.

T1OR REHT-I EgICE -TAbLs, y,
bo7ss, Ii23 Ck,lIiD' af''l ."
Main street 4
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AND ELM GROVE r. r,

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 1. 1885,
~ trains on the Wheeling snd Elm Grove BAIL
road VIII run - Iollou:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-06

] WfUV ttFINN THNI HVINF HNHF y
has given bond and se,vfilI %
penalty oil 100 a. reguird By b' rs
THOMAS n. blil
CsIt u o.
WnEELIsG, April .. 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Nn,lnnnl ..nnld .Irnal oerr..

There IN movement 10 fern signal
corps IN connection with the national
nuafd, 90 the model " The United States
signal service. ~ " argued that In Zines
Of riot or disturbance the usual means Of
Communications, such ~ telegraph, tcle.
phone, aud district messenger service,
are likely 70 be intrffnpied whether by
accident on design, when u viii become
necessary te fail back on the dag, torch,
lantern, or other apparatus. The Idea h
n good one Perhaps underground wires
would be moro dincult 10 break or In
terr0pt glnn aerial circuits, and, u go,
there " smother good reaEOn for burying
che wires, after which the necessity for
rcsOrting ~ visual signaling or mere
sound signaling would not be- 40 great.
our Usyn opinion Is that the national
guard should not be- restricted 10 a signal
corps Of The Kind now suggested IN high
quarters but should, ~ far as possible,
have an electrician or electrical company
10 each corps, division, or brigade Why,
Tor instance, should not tho new signal
men be- able 10 operate such a balloon ~
that recently tried IN England 10y Mr..
EriG Bruce FOR exchanging Information
az night Wv means oi 1ashos " electric
light. Electrical World.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05


"scallng The icuccsin spid an officer In
tho BfOoklyn navy-yafd tO.a reporter 81
should say SOL we have men here who
cannot DO Kept IN the sara NJ night. That
ilitrcD.lOOt fence looks pretty high. doesn't
w llut n II we're nifty ioet instend Of H.
teen feet some Of our scnlcrH would nci
over ". Yes, they make us lots VI trUu.
bic, bat very often they are our best sail.
orr mud soldiers
"Only the nlght before the lfirst battal.
ion started for Colon ono Of the men
marked for active duty went over the
wall llo came back boiling drunk,
when told him he could not 10 he cried
Ike baby aud begged 40 hnrd that told
him 10 brace up aud we'd give him a
chance.
"'llnln'tl bracingV he asked, ns linn
~ n raR, But he struggled hard 10 stiften
up, aud two Of Us helped him march Va
tho boat. Several times Ind 10 punch
him with my sword and threaten TO send
him back In order 60 kcOp him going
When we finally got on on board Tho boat
! never saw man collapse 30 quickly
aud thoroughly. But be- was one OF The
host men we had on The iHtlmus, aud
never DRINK drop there,
"Wc have another scnlor nm freshman.
Fan willing 10 lay wager hon be- over
The fence to.pght. Yet ne Ism splendid
soldier, has soen lots OF Hcrvlco, and ut
Alexandria hg DID the work of three mon.
liut he can't holp scaling New York
Herald
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Jauca \ Clark, second ylco.prcsidgnt
OF tho United States Trust company,
fled II petition w the United States Or
Quit court ychtcrday IN winch he a,at0s
that hc Is one " The defendants IN the
matter oi the Wabash rceelv0rahlp, and
that bc has been granted leave % com.
rncnce action In tho federal or STATE
courts against Scion Humphreys and
Thomas H. Tut, ns receivers of the
Wabash road, Tor the f0rnclOslng Of the
mortgage exc, uted 10 the petitioner by
che 81. Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern Hallway c0mpnnyj that
tie foreclosure proceedings have been
ingtitntcd ~ the circuit court of Gentry
rsnuty, Mo-, aud ~ pottnwatamlo
county, 10. IN addition t0 the default
alleged IN the hills Ut complaint the Auml-
annual lnstillmGnt of interest upon bonds
falling due October !, 1885, amounting 10
eg2 $50, has not been paid The petition
prnys Tor the appointment 0fu receiver Ia
tnis matter, aud that upon hia appoint.
mnut all the property and promises dc.
scrlbed IN the mortgage may b0 conveyed
over ~ tho receiver, 70 hG held aud man
nGed by him. Tho ilnnl prayer Of the pc
titloncr vs., Tint the receivers Of Tie
wabash roOd amy bo ordered 20 transfer
10 tho receivers whose appointment W
anked All tho property described IN tho
mortgage 10 apcallm Globe Democrat,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Tie Chicago, Burlington quincy hss
purchased 80 $50 ioth ~ stool rails ~
ncSt years delivery.
The meeting 81 thr General Hniahi
Agents Association 81 tho West, 8hlgb
was 10 tiaeG hrrn held in Chicago t0.daf,
has boon postponed until December %
II issiated That owing 70 The hnsilihr
OF uepr9c Sency, principal siosthHldof
81 The East Tenn aseg. Virginia 8 Gegr
Rin s4stcn, ffrsIdent Thomas wiL soon
tender his reslgnatlp0.
Tho traycliaa paes6uanr agfnts ~ ihf
NOrtnwostrrn road haye been nOfidea
that hereafter their travelling oxpenstt
must not exceed $50 pcr month PAS
hennrr agenta o. the So. taul VIII BE-
allowed g5t. Expenses must bc eBi
down.
Tho Wabash road has established
freight agency ~ fiheld, TO-, on The Dts
Molpes 8 Relay dlyieinu of this railroad.
with John a Walker ~ agent FfeiRM
shipments ~ ellis point may Do received
without fe1n, lug prepayment 10 future
u is The gciNNtai opinion that Il h aat
thc Intention II the roads Ia The Western
Freight pssociatiou 70 compromise or va.
te Tho dllillculty, but that 81 n their de.
nlfe 70 have the ASSOCIATION broken 10, III
order 70 bring about a more satisfactory
aRreenient than ihv existing one
Owing 10 The reinsai III Tue Mlnneaola
\ NORTHWESTERN "a hiRa The agreement
the effort "a WstoYe The NJ Paul raaaon
ger association hiss, 20 far, proved
failure. IN ,he ineantllne rates gro de-
nelallked and Il II prorheelnd that tleg
Willgo . 81, st raul 10 Chicago, inside
Of d week
y Y notpflnn that one hears % sik,h
backward etnp, hut there N Ono instance
where ttaAdard'Raugc road was changed
back to natfow.Ilauer ltisthe case of
ne Clncnnan 4 Eastern, uarrow.Rau,o
tiet had partly been made standard. NM
recover, Unable 20 makc tho whole lluo
H,sgdArd, ordered Il al narrowed down
nRain
Anwaukco people are urging tho Chi.
'eH1 AVrthwcntefe Railway company "a
gsiablish ttock.yafds in TINT city. IND
milwhuhouane Hay tlasy ought IL dlylda
wv HyH Hl0ck trade 81 fhat company with
.n,gaRa, beqauNe II cas- Dc handled al
Ml,Nhvkee a less expense, aud they also
n'a'm lbet ~ lesst ihe llyg stock paasinr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A aona snhlnrl fnr .r.,,l,,. 1.rn..,.

LopisyiLir, Ky, Dec. is-An unknown
negro cntcred the house OF Joseph Man.
ming, farmer living near here, Wednca.
day AFTERNOON aud lnding Mannlnpis
mother aud an unmarried sister alone do.
handed All the money In the house. on
hclng told that there was none he became
ininriatod, knocked The elder lady inson.
sihle with a large club and attempted an
outrageous assault on the Younger She,
however, resisted him successfully. Mrs
Manning had by this time recovered from
her swoon, and rushing from the house
shrloked for help, but IN the meantime
the negro had stabbed Miss Manning m
the thlRh with large knife and escaped
bothiadlcs are now In dangerous con.
ditlon. Tho Infatuated neighbours hayean
accurate description ~ HE fiend and II M
~ caught no legal power can save him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
nAMpAAAA ArnInns.

diEAr HEAttu AHp rLhABuun HEHORt
Qhls place han justly earned the repuu.
ton OF being the grrnt health aud pleas.
IRE rrsot Of tie Southwest For mor.
curinl, rheumatic, cuinncOus aud sidney
discusses these Writer'S are tho most CIR.
tin auxiliary nnd specific kuuwn The
hotels are conceded 10 DO thc beet lD Va,
country. The san Geronimo, centrpll,
md delightfully."- locntcd cornur Fith apt
Main streets, IL one Of tho most comfort
able elegantly furnished aud bcst,vuntl
hated houses IA tile state, which, with n.
excellent cuisine and moderate rate Of az
per day aud special rate 20 parties by the
week or month, nnkJ The Shn Geronimo u
great inyOrilo Two sample rooms on
lirsl floor, twenty feet square each boat
IN the state,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Tho bnanoas Of Tho ronda IN tho South.
wcaiern Railway association shows u
alight drcrgaye for November, az com.
pared With the month ui October. Tho
differences, however, amounts 10 only
about three hundred cars Tho number OF
cara oi corn shipped Enbt was 1884, The
Oetuhcf shlpmonta amounting 10 93As.
A good deal Of The corn shipped has been
AGnt directly to Toledo, although the sen.
board business has also bepn very largo,
Wheat has fallen on considerably, there
being only 3tg rnisloada shipped last
month, whereas thpre were 7Bl Ia OctO.
bcr There were $50 cars of packing
house products, showing u good IN.
crease ~ compared with the 8hip.
meuts for October, which amounted
60 27b car.loada. Tho cattle ghpmonta
have fallen on. Last month there wore
only 1000 cars, whereas Ia October there
were 1900. The decrease IA EtoCk shin.
sncnte Inns been due 10 the fact that many
cattle instead ~ buinR sent cast OF the
hlAslsaippl river have been shipped 70
Missouri aud Iowa 60 Craze, aud in c0nse.
quOnGa were not included in the non.
pool business Tho Htnckmon Ia H..
dian Territory and certain parts Of
Kansas have complained that the grass iA
washY, and that tits diillcuit 10 send cat.
Gle ~ eieoaditi0n ~ TOT the market. Tho
feed II poor on account ~ Tie wet sea.
Eon, and IN consequence considerable
cattle have been sent % other states to
Dc iettened up. Flo Wabash q liannl.
hal roads have been taking considerable
catte g. iewa aud tie Hufthefu part Of
Missouri, where tu0 HfAss lam good con.
dltup Thls month WIN probably show
large hhlpnents ~ corn and paeklug
hnnAn llr0AnetA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

through Milwaukee belongs 10 that city,
Rnswil Sage IL indignant at GOV Rob
ina0hN assertion that he and 9. w ficl4
wanted 10 get control Of The New Y0rk <
NeN England railroad in order 70 wreck
~ he says be IL the largest etockholder
N the road, nod ~ not Ia The habltpf de-
prcciating the gaiuc Of HI own property
He says the 0fer 81 the syndicate Tor Tho
bonds was bona nde one, aud that The
governor aud council we're wrong 10 re-
locting Il Tor tower bid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
lloN. lnQ. G, LAMAR,
Secretary Of the Interior.
ucpotosone rerlnos NE Mood and /.

ucpntpspne rurinoH The Hood and IL 4,
sp"oiho Tor chronic Liver Complaints,
Tho size of the liver and tho many i'm.
portant results that proceed from It's nc.
ton makes II liable 90 frequent derangc.
mcnts. Organic diseases OF the liver "A
the certain result OF long continued
nalarlal attacks; also hlgh living, too
stimulating food, the too frequent uso of
liquors, tend 10 produce Inflammation and
enlargement VI some portion Of tho liver,
long aud oppressive heat has peculiar
Influence upon the liver. always dcranr.
my its seerotlonS, The direct action of
llcpaio2onc upon this gland makes IL In
valuable ns a liver medicine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Great excitement has boon couo,, T.,
the ylclhity OF Paris, Tex. by the yr,,or -
able recovery OF MIR. i. "a Cnrlcy on
was so helpless that no could not ;nrn "9 ~,
, nv I "a. In,So ms hendi everybody said he
uc OF DR.. kings New Diseny,,,, 80 ~,
, nsus hi,i FINDING rcllei he bought a
JJt, p g1e.'e ana box OF Dr. Kings Now
49, " i, W., 10y thc time he had taken two
$500, y, pllls ana two bottles Of the Dls.
nesh thlrty'six pounds. e''" ~
fre. Va. y, n !, y, or this Great Discovery
ivy NJ H. W Williams q Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

About thirty years ago prominent
physiclau by the namc " Jr. Willgm
llall discovered, ~ produced after long
experimental rc~vawh = remedy FOE a..
cases Of the throat, chest aud lnnna,
which was OF ruch wonderful ,Nieary
ihai Y soon gained q wldc reputation Va
tblb country The name Of the mrdirlno
W Da WA lAtts R,LaAd ruu rms
LUNas, and nmY be- safely felpd oh aa IL
SPEEDY aud pp-lNye ours i0r coughs,
colds hpYa tbrai, ric
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Aalu.I~eal of rreIHhl Isales.

w. Peso, Tx, Dec, f.--1he meeting
~ railroad freight agents terminated 20
day and resulted On reduction In rates
20 III PaeO OF % cents Op the hundred
pounds Or llfst.diass irclSht 10 80 cents
on The loweet states Oh tho Moxicef
CentrM remain thc same, but American
merchants can hereafter secure through
auutatlona 10 points IN sicxico, whcrce'
~ Tho past an goods had 10 be billed q
isl Paso aud enbiectcd tc serious delay #
addition a. l@ing comreilcd W pay VI,
local rates demanded by tbo Mexican Con
trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Arllnclai o,.,.r.

y, inuse are said TO be manufactured 4,
i.o,n They look like real oysters And
,'an ls,omeihing like them. nut thew ny.
NV tn,ngs " cat, aud will give almos,
a wv an attack Of dyspepsia Tbera
~ lsglons oi people Who snlfer frnn,
n,ssp'Rela Who never Ate AN artilloIaI n.a
~, 10 nave such excellent dlpes,iaa ~
~ ~ w., oc aplc % enjoy real oysters ma nv nv
n Isns E2ou wings Of life, take Iirosn ~
mon bltlcrs, the best iron tonic MAC
"'Aoe' sells for dollar bottle. S'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
The Dolphin 10 he u ainD.oi.wat

NEW YoRk, Dee. i,.-A special w.
wax received at the llrooRlln MAYBE
yesterday directing that the poppls
equipped az II luan.ui-wur, aud hsl.V \
for q trial trip Of six weeks y *
White her anchor was being holslsu "
rope slipped aud Tho huke struck w u
OF the vessel, breaking ono q wy q. N
plates. This will cause delay q "
orul days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
A ponnn,iynnln pnnk tol,boa.

PrrrsnuRd, Pa, Dec. i--AbOai
O'Clock this morning the private bauka
Bcntcl q Co, at Freedom, "a, ~
robbed OF $l2, 900 IN cash and SecarIle
The robbery was committed by fOutlh,A
who exploded The safe with glaut powlg
SCATTERING tho windows aud walls. Ilsi
Is no clcw TO the robbers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
rnto of the IL. o. nuttaIn.

SAudArUcK, MlcH., Dec i.--lt u vi
lieycd that the steam barge i, G, Bnt
tain foundorcd IN Like Michigan durli
the severe gallo that prevailed Wedneslil
night, aud that the entire crew was MI
just before dark last night wrcekagr Z
gan 10 come ashore. Among other tDllfe
found was the doorof the steamer csgs
aud u wooden bucket marked "R, e, NV
thin "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
nnnlllnn.n nrnrnn saIse.

Tho best snlyc In the world Tor eak
sores, ulcers, suit rheanl, le'e
sores, letter, chopped lmnds, chilelAlls
rorns and all skin cfnptions, ana W.
lively cures piles on no pay roqllrq,.
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satlslasp'.
Or money refunded, Price " cenu g
box, For snlo by H. w Williams = "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

MrnipAg, Mise, Dcc. Capt. w. ".
Hardy, formerly yicg.presidcnt ~ tlio
New Oflrens q Northeastern Railway
company, now n heavy stockhulder, bas
fled q bin 10 The chancery court cui0iu.
ing tho company issuing second
mOrtgage bonds hardy u nov North
IL ~ rumored that conpromiao 10 In
pro0reAg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

Fakes & Go. have lust received ship.
meut OF Ilunztngcr antique rockers.
THIS is Without DOUBT the prottlest llHc Of
goods yet shown Ia The city, and lluuzn.
ger rocker would make a holiday present
that would be appreciated by Il wife,
mother, molhor-in-law, sister, cousin OF
aunt Don't buy any handsome presents
until you have seen these rockers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
An Urinary, RllnOy and Illadder T,oplIWIsoI
MAR RIAGE: GNLlE,


EHU TN lF7f Zinc VInfh
rlognnt cloth aud allt hiadlHG sealed for B0c,h9
'la or currency. Over ntty wonderful esa pi.aa n
Fhpo story, tue 70 liinl uutes Tho niaslsx MIA
$40 may mary, shn unt Wig, planheod soBathsk NJ
1nl decay, seoa ef eelihaoT hnd osfsai hos M ~ ~
pnosH may b1 hrraHqd the plyiioefg " sspfaialta
many moro 1bOae married of Contemplating iptrhifll4i
rosa H. II ought 20 he read by Al alllt ptffsa ia
"i"r lNof 7hd tsv fabnHf EDITION hss, IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
Wnrnlngi

II n not 20 he wondered az WAY AZ
Americans are dyspcpilcs' SWIM a'.'
lco.eold drinks ON a hot summer w ~ Il.
the mischief. Why then nol ~ Y
Drops of Angostura Bitters, the svlr ~.
nowned tonic of exquisite iavol IVY
avoid all danger Of cold 10 tho S1ou''-''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05

The Rev. DIR. Mitchell OF Canada, who
preached laef sabbath &c the Font Worth
Presbyterian churvh, VII occupy he
same pulpit 90 Tomorrow. he N 0no 81
the nhlest men Os the Presbyterian church
and those who enjoy a iinD seTmpn should
not fail 10 attend