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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-12
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sub f9 babel beren polite Sufriebenbett erfpdro.
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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-30
Delinquent Tax List
DICKINSON COUNTY, KAN.
OF
STATE OF KANSAS, tss
Dickinson County.

To Al ,0hOm II may Concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing described lands and town lots, sit
uated in the County of Dickinson and State
of Kansas, or so much thereof as may be
necessary for that purpose, will on Tuesday,
September l, 1885, and the next succeeding
days thereafter, as may be necessary, be
sold by me at public auctiOn, in the County
Treasurer's Office. at Abilene, Kansas, for
the delinquent taxes and charges thereon
for the year 1884 unless the same shall be
paid before the said day of sale: 800
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-30

III sPeOIaI MeetIng OF The Abilene Post,
No. GO, G. A. R., held-;.,- sL.;--D--.-------
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-30

mat the several members OF this Post
wear the usual badge of mourning for thirsv
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-30

\ Ii Martin, lot 9, blk 3; John Como. lot l.
blk 4; ii Ii Hazlett, lot 5 blk 4; q Ii Lebuld ,
lOI 9, blk 1; q LeOOld, lots IA Il Is blk /;
Sarah WeIsch, lot IL, blk & james Morrison
lot ), blk {; JohntZ Bros, lots . a. 10, blk g.;
VIM Applenan, let 10, blk 8; IL LeDold, lot
lot ~ blk .; j \ Baskerville, lots "A Il W q Is.
blk 8; Thos Downey, lots / Il , blk 10; VI
Baldwin, n Sc ii, lots IA, 10 & IL. Blk IL; Oscar
Hall, Is IL, tots IA, Is " IG, blk Ii; G ii lie.
bold, lot :, pix II; j NJ Fisher, lot j, blk 70;
q " Carpenter, lots y $, blk q. Thompson
Il McCoy's add lSJ strect-A w Gordon, II e 4
lot =; unknown,s "a lot -; q Ii LebOld lots
10 n Il. 2d st; Augustine II Lebold, lots "A X
Is; Henry. Hodge X Reed, lot ), Sd st; e. II
LeDo!d, lots lUi, lbs Il 10; Jas Ware lots ~ 81
lOl, st; Olive Peters, lot 81; c Il Lebold iOT
20. Elm SIC fl Lebold,ail of Mullen blk west
of Mud creek Cedar st-Magdalena Bourl
lot ); @ Ii Lebold, lot IL BIOadway-Anna
Bugher, lot II; C ii Lebold, lot IL; Joseph
Brown, lot 50; Q \ Kenyon, lot 2S: L C. Hen
ry. lot iS. Spruce st-Pointon Russell, lots
20 II y; ID T. Young, lot u, Ii McCuriay, lot
81. Soutnwick AuSustine's aud 5th St
) q Reed, lots Is Il 50. Sixth st--E III smith
lous 10, II Il A; Emma Jackson, lot IS; Ii q
q w Carpenter, lot ~; L Sewell, lots 81 &
So; Ellen Shadinger, lots y Il W IL; p
Stokes, lots I5 X Il, seventh st--Uenry Levi,
II II of 81 it lot 4; VIM 4 Starr, II ii of = 81
II, lot 4: Tersa Nicoay, ; 4 lot s; Anna Au
gJstme, lot IS; Israel Baldwin, lot ~; JOHN
Bowen lot Is; Wm II Chiids n Tot - 4 IL ~
Z IL Ii lot 10; Louisa LOCKER. lot 30; W =
Brown, 4sxl6O it OF lots p 81 =; Robt Brh-
naugh, 4sxl6J 1T, lots p & y. Z IN street-C
II Lebold, lots 50 u 81; John CulIins, l5J IT,
lot 60. Cedar street-Geo Ilolsington, lots 4
& IS. Spruce street, W Moon-lot -: Re
becca McEIory, lots % & Il. Buckeye Az
Maggie Crawford, lot Il; stevens & Hawk,
lots 70 80 Kinney & Hodges a.d-E j War
ner, lots & ., blk =; Robt 4 Cowan lot ,, blk
2; Harriet Miller, lot ]. blk ,; II 3 Pinkham,
lots Il 8, blk ?; c Henry, lots !, ?, ). 1, ), 8
Il ], blk 4; Eliza Hoytslot2 blk II; Abbie
Thisler lot blk IL; Emma Rowland, lot 9
blk II; ID Hoffman, lots Il o, blk 10; \ W
Rice lots L. & 6, blk IS; Mary \ Barnes lots |
ii, II & IL, blk IL; G Young, lots Il blk Is; |
Eliza Jordan, lots & g. blk Is: II hadi ger, |
lots & 8, blk Is; VIM Carpenter, lots & |
blk 10; j W Meek, lots 8, 10 & II blk 10; ID b |
Pierce, lots 10 & IL, blk 2l; f Fishburn, lot 1
II, blk -; A G Livingston, lot 20 blk y; j j I
Brown, lot II blk %; Jesse Williams, lot Ia
blk %; e Lebold, lot 20 bik a; Eliza Shaffer
OF Is blk 25; ID l. Asper, lot % blk 20; Laura
Jryderman. lots "a 4 - blk %; ID Kline,
OF blk 81; S ) Taylor. lot blk "a; l. ID Ran
iall lot % blk q; Eliza Rowland, lots & 4
Dix %; I'll McCurday, lots & g. blk 2S. Rice
Austin's Add.-T Sewell lot blk 8; I'M
Known, lots i 10, blk J. Rice BOnebrake's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

l,hee, and iisten approclntivciy, She could not
give YOU any Of the fnlra ~ dress that mpderl
nTt has laid down, but her costumes are chOHen
with u born good taste that y never ~ fault
The Southern giri shines Drighiesi no home,
She has not Correction tho old linio respect that
children eh0uld have Tor tbs mothers whp gave
them mo, and thr graceful affection ~ which
ehe hJids tho gfny hEifrd Womhu WHO kent
brave heart amid the horrors ~ war ana tio
piekeuluR days ~ poverty ma pflyhtiVn thai
followed In ~ ifHin, ANA though she had ~ this
fg DenT bHs taught hfT Young daughters lGffnnH
81 self halp. ~ coufnge IN miHfortuuoH mat can
never be- rhaced, Those u tfue modest Wp
manhood che did moi need 10 br taught, for
they wfTO inherent When The fOuthnrh EiH
Wniks on The avenue Hha la hH ula'
iinctly recognizable ~ though she wefo
marked "Tf0m 0cDryin ~ plncafiod an
Aitbnmian" Her tfrp " ra5Y Tor y
whe learned from Dams Nature hefeeii, nnd
hh sinHdef feet might bel0ngW tho dnlnile9i
HnhO that aver glgnmcd ~ Tie ahadgWH ~ the
orange WBlt ~ Swine. You never knew ""
f0rh how l0tfly costume pf himpll wills
ruffliest device Of the cunninHcft mlliurrt 10
tl0 "a 40 ilhe r0nld not We more chfrtgH w
ti,nOushlbf tic masculine hend EVER va
man Wh HnNA her knows tliHt hnt Wns liin Wdrf
Df tho WpnrOfu ~ ndpf inFNf nat now DNroW
lug ~ w., iightodby the sgfloa', aw"rirtt brown
giHy eyoh' Ana % yOh look ypnr lhohHhtt hfo
mites away from iie crowded nynBur ana ~
over changing scenes. You Hrn young again,
mud Tho romance ~ the iar HDHth cDntna BACK,
nnd Y0u ANAL thr orange trees ns ihN wore w
bloom ~ many years nFp, ana Wlth oven
Meredith, you uhcOnnci6uHy nay, ION iltti Wc
Wpf0 gtNrnnlly yDnng''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

sponsiblo for the detention thnn any
other member OF the court, bat Capt.
Balance was very severe IN his express
8ions concerning gambling and gamblers
In addition 10 this indictment Of Capt
Balance, Mr.. w, ". Fnodlandcr,
pOsttrader az Fort Clark, has been
arrested by order Of the United States
court on a charge OF permitting gambling
on his premises, aud 40 the instance, II IL
chained, Of the gambling fraternity, the
charge being that poker dice for drinks X
played ia The saloon connected with his
establishment, Though II liz contrary TO
the statute, when IL Ii remembered that
the practice Of throwing dice for drinks
II common IN Texas, that bar-kcepcr
sets out the dice box when customers en-
ter his saloon, 10 win De- realized how far
fetched this charge Is, especially when
Mr.. trIcdlander " known among the
officers Of the post % be- opposed TO
gambling IN AL It's forms,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

ThcOphllc Gautiur, the welLknowu
French writer, had, among his numerous
pets, "ruddish cat, with Il white brcnst
pink nose aud blue oycs," which no called
Madame Thcophilo. lie tells In substance
The following story OF hers one day a
friend, who was leaving home for short
time, lett In our charge u iavuri.e green
parrot. The bird, feeling lonely la
strange house, climbed by the hello of his
hcak TO the top of the perch, and sal
There, rolling his eyes about la a
scared way and wrInkllng over them the
white membranes which served as eve
ms, Madame Theophlo had never ho.
tore encountered parrot, aud the nov.
city aWoke In her mind an evident aston.
lShlnont She sat regarding the bird
with an air OF profound meditation, and
putting together all the ideas OF natural
history which she had been able TO col.
ltcl during her excursions ON the roofs or
w the courtyard garden The shadows
oil her thoughts fitted across her change.
lu eyes, ana II was not difficult 10 rend
lne decision AZ which she tnully arrived,
LhiS ny decidedly II ls--a green chicken.
rus conclusion reached, the cat jumped
from the tahle, which she had chosen as
heF ohsoHalorN aud crouchcd la
80 'h' lNNllt Ntf htllY
on tue Hoor her knees bent
her head lowered, her spine st0eucd ike
q panther The purrot followed each
movement vt the eat with n fpvcilsh dis.
9uittude, Ills feathers hrlsned. he mt
utd hiS chNin, raised nuu of his claws ana
exercised his tHlons, wh lc ne whptted Ms
peak pn tbO edge of the tccdhg Gun. Tbc
eyes ol enc eat meanwhile plainly satd
'Nrevn though he be, this chicken is
without doubt good 10 eutp' Sh. dre,y
nearer the parrot with nor pink nose
NulNetlng nYl eXpectant shlycrs 81 giut
lNuoNs dcllist Running down her back
suddenly hcf, back curved like how
when Is bent, and, with one strong. elias.
Tic bound she Sllghtea on tho perch. INC
parrot, seelng his danger, remarked In a
u'ep bass '0ice, as Tow and enl.
cum ~ mat oil NJ, Joseph prudhonme
'tiaSl thou hmakiasted, .iacqnotgn This
remark created In the mind ot The Ont ~.
lNent dlehay, she took snadcn lean
eaekMard A blast from trumpet 4
plle OF plates crashing TO tho floor could
NOT have inspired her With more terror
AZ her onithol0gical Ideas were. m on.
iNu moment overturned "And ON Slasy
ph toe roast beef 81 the kineP, eontIn.
hea the narrpt Tho iacn III tho cat NM
sNsn rs distinctly as words, "rhas N
spe0ks' az
VA, "en on 'y'ac AaSc Toasted fsec
1870 'Nt'a afnanA Nlih sac.i
'sas me hir'l n . ll'eNenaons voice the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
THE COAL MINERS RIOT.


r1r4puEG, "a, Nov. - The sit-
uatlon OF the coal miners troubles IN The
M0noBgihen valley rs M follows Last
night tho shcrins of Washington and
l'iyctle counties had mnssed their forccA
AZ tue fourth pool, had guards placed Ia
mud around each mine and notified tbc
strikers that any attempt No. violence this
morning would be- promptly md VIpor.
ously mot The strikers, on viewing the
case, became alarmed aud during the
carly hours OF the morning came irOn
fhcir hiding plHcca scaled the lilla aud
mldH for their homes on foot, Tho "a.
crlitlug parties were notified 10 proceed
uo further Tho WHrhmen iu the fourth
pool ARE iulimldHted, and none Of them
made AN attempt 20 go TO work to-day.
They all, however have promised TO re-
sumo on Monday under the protection OF
The officers
40 Pine Run, IN pool No ., about 100
atrikcrH gathered nbout the mines and
lricd 10 induce the workmcu TO stop
w0rb 4 brass band accompanied them.
Insulting remhrks were made TO non
um0nata, but no violence WIS attempted,
Robert Mcclure OF the Coat and Iron po.
lice N IN THIS city, lie says that the
nuncg Of seventy or eighty OF the prlnch
pal raiders nrc known and they VIII los
probably arrested on charge Of con
4plruCy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
NOTHING NEW.
" Black Jack y Still Looked on as the
Winning Horse in the Cau-
Gus Next Friday.
Attorney.GmeraI GarlaBd Says Our
judiciary System ~ Sadly In
Need Of Reorganization.
Miserable Mcanness Toward PennsyItn.
nin Postmaster Austria Won't iInyo
Minister This Wintor.


Rp0olni 10 the Gazette.
IN sr,ftt ana
WAatuYorog Nav yg sn,c,totlon
rppardlpp tha ntesident of tho 'orpnto bas
moi ADVANCED ony to.dnv The eitUation
"a obout the same as foT,netIv stated and
senators generally saw il viii remain NO
nptlI tho cnurns meets next Friday The
tbrce most profpinont men nrc Edinupds
I,oQnp, and ghormnn. with tho chances
my0rlnp LOGAN. Harris OF Tannesspo
VIII probnbiy receive n COMPLIMENTARY
Democratic vote
AUSTRIA IA urpr,-
Austrln viii not be represontcd here Inv
IA tpiuigirr thls winter md Tho log,t,o1
Inns bcnp plncrd I'm rbnryc oi "a. .ccf,,iary
unycorriSG ppNorit,rIc pnsTu ,arEns
IL was renorlpd t1.uav TO tbr pocnnd
assistant postmaster.pcnerai lnnt nor.
sDnn living within Inc distribution of the
Office OF onion Dppodi. Pa where
there has bceu NO much bo,cottipg
OF Democratic postmasirrs were leaving
an mail uuttei. nd n store. ybaucn n ,vos
taken by II mnii.rnrrlor to tbc postonlcr
Tho cnrripr VIVA directed by t6p dcpait.
mont not to coiloct mait fr1u' siorr, Lnt
he disoirycd lnstrurtlonY Gnc
LOT aiS Oo. or n bnif ounrfc,io
pay, WAS imposed, and tIo sun.
contractor notified that his contract
would be- terminated If the offpnsc wns
,ppcatod. me dounrtnont viii oi,raur n
Ike course In similar cngo4 elHe,yhero
OUTLINE on Nrw upicfAf, SYSTEM.
Ine necessity for the reorganization of
the federal judiciary syntcm win be
strongly presented by ATTORNEY General
Gnrlnnd In ds reuort uo holdg,t i'm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
lot tho rnrIn Alnnn.

WASHINGTON, Nov, -, The rcplica TO
Secretary Monnlng's circular OF Inquiry
Tor Nlows ON tariff revision have been
classified hr enough 10 show that the
correspondence whcn forwarded 90 CON
gress wlll be strong popular protest
against tariff agitation. The ilrst 200 re.
plies were moro than equally divided be-
tween those who affirmed and opposed
tartf revision. The number has since
more than doubled and the later replies
show gro't propondermcc against tariff
agitation ~ the coming session Of con
gross, Comparatively few of the CORE,
Spundonts express satisfaction with the
existing law. Many who critclso Il as
ambiguous aud Inconsistent argue that
II can be borne better than the evils
which would result from agitation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
wAIrIN0.


when nh the happy woods and hH
Ara filled with summers melee,llsf
when the cold haui OF winter slVs
Tho ripping streams. the NRplass
My heart unchanged sings sllugAs
"My love, my love- the wheleie1 Z
For an the myatory nl HE, Il.
The hope of dawn, iho nlgh' WI We
The greed OF gaia, the lnsl o. WV, i.
And grinding want and gnh,N,lpt, <
lie drowned beneath the sunll' -
Otmy great ] y--ehc loyoh W.
Tho sunmer winds thai come apa'
Laughing about thc SHADY MNA
The waters In their obh anu Wy 4,
Have Rtlll one yolrt through " I, z z
nIovc nOrEa NJ limo, love lapEaf
wait, because she bids mo wy
Nor would | wonder lfehe eampl
lnnnN place, ON nny day, ~
From Oul the hnnsi rHntl'psph, VIZ, r,a
Or down tho norull re MY, ~ W.
Nor dream II more, unl una l''
The marvel OF her loyellnpsN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
woman snnrnee ln M,omInr.

From q Report 10 the Minneapolis Convention.
During my residence Of over three
years IN Wyoming, ! had an excellent OPP
portunity Of observing and investigating
the practical workings and results OF
woman suffrage. have voted several
times, aud once served az clerk Of cleo
ton, The men, some OF them with their
wives, came 10 the polls quietly and
politely There was no quarrcliug, fight
Ing or drunkenness 20 be seen. The
women voted rs generally as the
mon, and have yet 10 see the
woman there who does not care to
vote, or Is not Interested I'm the
results OF the elections never knew Of
family quarrel resulting from the diff
ieront political Views of husband aud
wife, aud know OF several instances
whore the husband voted directly
opposite 10 the wife. The homes Of
Wyoming are republican, aud I do not
think you VIII find happier homes, or
those which hive ilrmor foundation in
tho world, The women seem 10 have be-
come stronger in their Judgments,
broader IN their ylcws, and more patriotic
aud thus are better qualified to
train their children and make
good citizens of them. Them too, as
women rarely vote for Il man who ~
known TO be pronigato or dissipatcd
they have been the means In several IN
stances OF tuning the tide In favor OF the
better candidate The mcn OF Wyoming
hnyc by no means lost their respect for
women bccnlmc they meet M equals at
the polls, but, on tho contrary, the ldon
of equality seems TO extend TO all rela.
lions, Wyoming 10 not political para.
disc, but The condition OF things has been
greatly improved by the cooperation Of
both sexes, The last time member Of
the territorial legislature introduced q
bin for the dlsfranchscmcct OF women,
he was laughed down by the house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

make thoir manipulation on The bull side
comparatively easy " also fact, n "
another Illustration " what WIS said
sOmo time back, bGfOfe The public buying
had anywhere near reached rs present
proportions That, II the buying tqmpcr
I'D grow strong, The manufacture " new
aecufitleb having alnirgt been stopped,
the securities " all kinds Which were alf
f0ndy IN tho market would get tho benefit
NJ Tie growing demand. rhon again IL
has been properly said That some " The
small stocks have been nHdulY depressed
and that there WnH no reason why ihcy
should h0yo gone 20 the loW
prices Same ~ them have sunk w.,
THO general action of The market today
Wae mlaod, aud IA The afternoon u WAS a
pronounced reaction, hlOp orders
seemed ~ bp caught IN oil directions,
giving yofy Irregular look W quotations.,
I N IL possible thnro may be some further
downward movement, but these rnctl0DH
are proper enough mud HlVe healthier
tone 10 tho market. AHaInat my general
slnmp IN prlcon We Heci0 projected Tor
some considerable time yet, at amy rate,
ny The continued bun temper Of The pub
llc 40 home and abroad our London
support, which has been great iaeiDf "
the greatest Importance IN lbc market,
shows no Signs Of slnckeningi hnd
evufyWhcre thore seems W bo ihc
I disposition 10 trhdo. There ~ llAL
chnnge Of tBnt IN public sentiment which
I comes from The conviction that tbc worst
/ hna passed., mud that reactions IN price,
must b0 followed by rniiieB carrying
! preHs d little higher than they were be-.
/ i0ro. TINT we dfr TO have nn1thnr period
. - ..,.t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
cow SINE DIE.
Tho omoo ct President uocs n-Eogglng a
Now Man Einaiiy Installed 90 F1i
tho Place,

81 LouW Mo-, Nov. %. The sixth
session Ol tic second annual convention
OF the Caitle and Horse Growers Us,
ISOLATION was cnllcd 10 order Wy Vice
President lirlsbin to-day A call being
made for the reports OF the committee on
stock ears developed W. absence, and
BubcOGk ot New York aud Taylor Of New
| Mexico woro added
Taylor OF Mexico presented the report
OF the committee ON transportation, The
usr Ol alr brakes and patent Cuup.
lmRs on stock cars IN recon-
mondcd Stops In transit should
he undo nc night instead ol day, M now
arranged The stnCkynrd companies
should be required by law 10 furnish
proper food for stock
quarter Of an hour was taken up In
passing OF resolutions 0l thanks To- the
people OF ST. LuuiH and the various rail,
ruuds for cOurtcsieE rendered,
Tho COMMITTEE on conference, with
committee from the Cnttc Grow
ers' Association OF America, re-
ported through Simpson OF Texas
the forms OF the consolidation az
agreed upon Mt the meeting ut Spring.
field, H., yesterday The name OF the
association thus a. he formed shalt bc
"lhe Consolidated Cattle GrowcrA' Assoc.
citation OF the lpltCd Statcs.h Tho two
existing associations NLnll meet IN the
same hall az Chicago on the last Tuesday
VI NOyunhur 1886, ana proceed TO lh,
election of a president, three Vicc.proSl,
dents, secretary and treasurer aud an
executive committee OF nttreu. The re,
port with the ACCOMMODATING constitution
aud bylaws, was lett upou
Tue election of officers OF tho National
CnttlO aud Horse Growers association tui
1856 WAS thOn proceeded with. Judge Wal.
luce OF Colorado placed ln nomination ioi
president Con, i. IT, nrishm OF ldnho,
The Eunoral declined with thanks, urglng
that his position on the frontier ns nn
ullletr OF tho United States army prtolud.
sd the possibility oi his accepting, Judge
Carroll OF Texas nominated rN,Gpy. Ruuti
of Colorado 0midat prolonged cheers
Gov Routl declln, on the ground rf pri'
waite busucss needing hts MUD, time and
attention. Seyclu, delegations insisted
aud on motion Of Simpson oI Texas
COY, Routt was unanimously chosen,
hut declined positively, Col Il, ID
Hunter and udge Carroll Of Texas
H. n simpson ~ Texas and cN.Gov
lluRdley ot Nav Mexico declined Ia turn
On motion oi i;Nall OF Texas, r. u
Smith VI Chicago was madn n mopbpf o.
the association, and elected upderN sus
pension OF the rules.
NiCe-prcsldcnts were chosen as follows
Cen \ A. Nrlshm, re-ulcciod ilrst Vice
president, Ar,3nna II, q, llonkori Cali
tuuN, j g. SMITH Colorado, heptof
Cannpnl Idaho, Michael uydtsi Illinois
Elmer Waehbuuol indian Territory, Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29
RERLlNS SENSATION.


Young Mnrehninnas Sentenced "a
tlghtooo M,un,ha Imprisonn,tut.
LoNpoN, Nov, as norln has q sensa.
uou ot the irst order IN tho trial and
conviction OF the MaicholuOss Candlce,
the daughter ul Mario, tho leuor,
and Urlsl, Tho Ran,hnntsa has
nrun prosecuted uuder four.
tpn ulHrgNN OF having AWlnalvd
iewolora, hetal Nerpprs aud modistos OF
large ruinH oi money uHdpr ,afluuH false
pmtenaeg she has Been convicted OF am
tho charges, and ha6 horn sentenced to
eighteen months imprisonment with an
allowance ~ niN months ior The dgtUn,
ton she has already undergone Wudor a
previous svntop0p less Justly inhlutud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-29

AWlokod travelling man went lnto q
brokVndown lndldna town 20 net hla din.
per tie looked over The tahlo aud To-
eonlonw, aud fnaOy Eat down and began
loplCk cut what ho Thought might 30 pdl.
HE.
"llNld on, sir" interrupted tho land,
lads uflon't sou want a. say acme.
ihlnR htieFo eatlngYN
What do You mean, madHmgN he
ASKED,
Why, Nn thought pl0us.lOokino
gopuen'aa IKE you ought To Say some,
thlpgn
nuh Sec, understand, NOW 4 al.
most fntg0l lt Here soesl % suol
q dlaNprl amcn,N ana hr gos IN and ivil
the cook Is RESTORE the iandiady 70 con
selouancas@ Merchant Traveller
Soitllght iafs are much used Tor bon
nOls and hats,