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deceased, will expose to public sale on
Thursday, December 3, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, on the premises, the following
described valuable real estate to-wlt: All that
piece, parcel and tract OF land, situate in the
township OF Mt Pleasant county OF Columbia and
state OF pennsylvania, bounded and described as
Follows to-wit: Beginning at a corner OF land OF
- Grimes, thence north ten degrees west, six
ty-four perches to corner, thence north seven
teen degrees west thrty-five perches to post;
thence north fifty-slx and ha degrees east sew
enty.three and four-tenths perches to chestnut
thence north fifty five degrees east flfty.three
perches to chestnut oal;; thence north twenty
six degrees east, thirteen perches to corner;
thence north twenty-slx degrees west twenty
three six-tenths perches to a chestnut; thence
north twenty-one degrees west thirteen perches
TO n corner; thence north seventy-four degrees
east twenty-six perches to corner; thence north
twenty-five degrees west, twenty and two-tenths
perches to pine thence north thirty.one degrees
west tfortythree and fOurtenths perches to corner
thence north six degrees east thirty eight and one
tenth perches to a hemlyck; thence south twenty
degrees east twenty-five perches to n hemock
down; thence south twenty-six degrees east hf-
ty-four perches to a post; thence south twenty
one and half degrees east twenty perches to a
corner; thence south fourteen and half degrees
east, ten and four tenths perches to a corner
thence south five degrees east eleven five tenths
perches to corner; thence south twenty three
degrees east thirty fourand six-tenths perches to
corner;thence south eleven degrees east twentysev
enand hve-tenths perches TO a corner thence south
three degrees east thirty eight perches to corner;
thence south twelve degrees west thirty-four
percl es to an abuttment OF bridge at creek thence
southfortythree degrees vest twenty-nine and SIX
tenths perches to abuttment; thence south sixty
one and half degrees west sixtytwo perches to an
oak; thence south seventy-soven degrees west
twenty-six perches to corner thence south
eighty-fve degrees west thirty-seyen and five
tenths to corner, the place OF beginning contain
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Col. Co., and to me di-
rected Will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House in Bloomsbury, on
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an
Y application Will be made TO the Governor OF
rehnSylvanla on Monday. the seventh day OF
December 1885 by A. u. Schoch, II. c. Neal, John
a; funston. j. G. Brown, w. NJ. Reber and c. W.
Miller, al OF the town of Bloomsbury, Columbia
county, pennsylvania, under the Act OF Assembly
entitled, AN Act to provide for the Incorporation
ana regulation OF certain corporations approved
hprli ~, 1874, aud the supplements thereto, for
Ihe bloomsbury Steam and Electric Lis hit Co, t"
Ihe character and object OF which Is for The pur-
steam and the making and supplying light BY
electricity the business OF The said corporation TO
De conducted and carried on In the said town OF
blOoulsourg and for these purposes to have pos
Sess and enjoy, all the lights Dement'S and prlvl-
ieges OF said Act OF Assembly and supplements
InereIO JOHN NJ. CLARK,
oct-3tOV. solicitor.
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MAsker REroRTs.
---.O:-
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wholesale. Retail.

Coal ON WHARF.
No 9 SO 100; Nos A & 8 $3.25
Bituminus. 81.
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ia ACRES

and four perches OF land, be the same more or
less, on which Is erected large
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Lev. Fa.
A l. S O..

All that certain village lot. situate In Espy, COL
Co., Penn'a, bounded on the south by Main street.
on the west by an aley, on the east by lot owned
by Alexander Wanich, being sixty feet front on
Main street, whereon is erected two-story frame
dwelling house, stable and other outbudings.
Seized, taken In execution at the suit OF NJ. c.
woodward ys. John Waters and Robert S. Howell
and to be sold as the property OF John Waters
Howell Atty. yend. Ex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Tha nld RegIme a. aalvest0n.

GALVESTON, TEX, May 2l.-The
new city officials have all taken posses
sion OF their respective offices. Chief
81 police Jordan resumed his old place
tonight, superseding Gus McKernon.
ON taking hold tonight CHIEF
Jordan discharged two ser
oeants and twelve patrolmen,
Eho had been appointed under the
Atkins regime. They were sueceeuea
by an equal number on 'ne n o,a iT,S'
1U;Iiiamson. Gordon and Cahiil were
a,so Teoommissioned for special
se S Daniel Buckley, the OLD
cI,v clerk, and his assistant, John
Oven Also entered again upon the du-
ties Of their affairs. Thus with E : rev
government are already reinsta'sd'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
RHODES READY.
The Dusky Wife-Murderer Recon
ciled to the Gallows.

GALVESTON, TEX, May 2l.-The
scene about the Jail to-day was live
ly one. Fully 1900 persons, mostly
colored, were admitted to the Jail to
take last look at Jasper Rhodes, the
murderer, who hangs tomorrow.
Hundreds of visitors had never seen a
doomed man before and were prompted
to visit him merely by morbid curiosity.
Jailer Brown was present at all the
interviews with the prisoner, and
nothing was permitted to be given the
prisoner without being closely in
spected Rhodes bears up remarkably
well. He does not seem to be greatly
concerned about tomorrow. He is
not very communicative to reporters.
He said to-day that he did not pre-
mediate the killing OF his wife on the
night of the murder. He only went
to Mr.. Tierman's house to get his
clothes.
In conversation with his spiritual
advisers he said that he had forgiven
every one; that he had no enemies
and that he was net afraid to die. He
prays fervenJlv and WAS baptized to
day, a large bath-tub being improviseo
| into baptismal font. The execution
will take place in the jail, and not oovel
forty persons will witness the hanging
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
HOUSTON.
An Ovation to the Light Guard--A
Murderer Given Bail.

special.
HOUSTON, TEX, May 2l,-John
Arto, who killed Fred Tate in Gal
weston year ago, who was convicted
to Ave years in the penitentiary and
who was granted q new trial aud bond,
was surrenderea by his bondsmen to-
day, and will y taken to Galveston
and jailed to.morrSw.
Wiley Jones is pre-. He has leased
the Iace-track to make circuit in
North Texas.
The Light Guard tonight are the re-
cipients of a handsome compliment In
the shape of a grand ball and supper.
Five hundred guests are seated at the
Sealey Rifles of Galveston,
Eda Phelps, who shot and killed
VIM. Artego, colored, is out on $1,000
bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Base Ball.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2l,-St' Louis,
II; Metropolitans, 8.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 2l,-Bal-
timore, II; Cincinnati, 10. :,
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Bufialo' a
New York, 3. n....
8; Athletics, 3. -, .,
Philadelphia, 81 st. Louis, o.; ~,
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., May 2l.-FroVl'
dence. O; Chicago, 10. !,
BOSTON, MASS, May H. Boston, q
Detroit, 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
REL AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
The Leader of the Half Breeds Turns
Out to be One Of Us.

- N--N ~~e-~~ lawn = $780,
Out to be One of Us.
OTTAWA, ONT, May 2l.-The fol-
lowing statement in regard to Riel's
citizenship is made on the best of au-
thority: "Riel took an active part
late in 1882 or early In 1883 in the
Montana territory elections, having
become an American citizen there. He
created considerable excitement in the
election referred 20, being an active
worker for the Republicans. After the
election was over he was prosecuted on
charge of having induced sew
eral half.bTeeds to vote, although
they had not the necessary
qualifications. Before the prosecutions
had got fairly under way, however, he
fled to his old home at st. Vital,
Man. He subsequently returned to
Montana on flying visit and removed
his family to st. Boniface, Man.
Then in the fall of 1883 he went uI
into the Saskatchewan country, where
he has been ever since. There is nc
doubt whatever rs to his American
| citizenship
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
The Railway hospital.

IA
|pOspital service of the Missouri
IH TO be extended in Arkansas
1as at an early day. Besides
fug the hospital in this city
vas destroyed by fire, three
institutions are to be
raj 'stine has offered free
,Or this purpose, San Antonio
us Little Rock is spoken of, as
.Ipsungs, and the idea of build
nI hospital at Texarkana IL
fssssneed. In any event three
HI ior this purpose will be
n v S IN what locality has not
h decided on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
General presbyterIan Assembly.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 2l.-The
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church began its session this morning
in the First Presbyterian church,
Rev. Geo. P. Hayes, D, D., OF Denver,
Colo. the retiring moderator, preached
the opening sermon, after when the
general assembly was formally con,
stituted by prayer and adjourned
until this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
ROE.
A Crooked Horse. Dealer Captured
Crop Notes.


RICE, TEX., May 2l.--Albert Ses-
sions was considerably bruised up this
morning by wild horse falling on
him. ii is thought that he Is not seri-
ously hurt.
/. $. Curtis, deputy sheriff OF Ellis
county, arrested this evening, about
three miles south OF here, one Phillip
Shaw, alias Bob johnson, colored. He
is accused Of handling horses in kind
Of crooked way.
The fine hock OF sheep belonging to
Haynie Il Yost turned of an, average
OF ten pounus-eome rs high AS six
teen. This wool is OF long, fine staple
and light shrinkage.
We have had plenty of rain, crop
prospects are very flattering, green
grass is fine and the goose hangs high
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
THE eAzElrE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, FRIDAY MAY a.

fairly and squarely. / shall return to
Australia in eighteen months and try
again. Beach IL the best man ever
met and am authorized by his hacker
to say that he is ready to row any
man in the world at from
b 600 to $4,000 and allow travelling
expensesn
Hanlan is in excellent health. He
will remain here ten days and then
go to Toronto to train for the summer
rowing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

ton was found In freight car here
yesterday. He turned out to be
working man who had worked In the
quarries named Pezderkas, an Aus
trian. His lips and nose were cut off.
also his tongue, which was hanging by
thin shreds OF flesh. His skull was
also fractured. The man was q hor-
rible sight and yet alive, though he
cannot live. It Is believed that the
outrage was committed by some Of the
strikers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Lrnched for a Double Murder.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. May 2l.-Albert
Guest shot City Marshal Henry Aver
at New Straitsville to-day, putting
four bullets into his body. One of his
shots also fatally wounded an errand
boy on the street. Guest was arrested
and Jailed. Tonight zoo men took
him from Jail ana hanged him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

THOUGHTS SUGGESTED ny THE NOTES
OF A DOVE.
A thousand strains responsive TO thlne own
son note,
As wave rolls into wave upon the warm air
hoat,
And az these wavea epread into circles wide,
One grief another swells until the fltiul tide
ofhuman sorrow nlls its banks above
And llfe's best gifts have diiited into faith
less love.
know not II thy plaintiff song, sweet bird,
Hath other hearts than mine 80 deeply
stirred;
But this 1 know-n other tender ones ON
earth there be.
The trusting victims Of a flendish treachery,
They blend to-day in mystic harmony with
mine
And peal an echo long to every note Of thine.
rls nl.becoming in this glowing summer.
time
To chant OF sorrow, or 10 write in mournful
rhyme,
But when dry twigs OF br1ksn VOWS are scat.
tered round
And Loves dead leaves are rustiing in th'
tragic sound.
Our song must be low, pathetic dlrBe
Until from Sorrows sepulcner the heart
emerge.
All brilliant Byron, did'st thou feel II TOO
Have others proved thy soulful couple
true
That "none but those who'ye loved, ant
loved in vain
Can render pity or experience pain9"
J But wrongs may inJure Tor a while, anC
| then
The Oppressed rise brighter into life again.
The angry storm compe is the fragile stall
| 10 bend,
But when his power is gone, new life AM
strength attend
And thus philosophixing ! Lesson gleaI
From earth, and sky, ana EatIre's laws,
ween,
To an ne with ambition, hope and pride.
And chronicle my days upon life'G sum
Ms AmunoaK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
4 BIG HIT
| Il, Pesrson's Impressive Ser
n s'' !. The Crowded Tabernacle
Last Night
r,,,v.riye Hundred People Out
|, 1s,l ne Evangelist in His Dis
Nv ..ur,e to the Young Mer,

|. .,,v the largest congregation
I..smbled at the tabernacle was
h 4 last night on the occasion of
A .,0l;st,s sermon to the young
s9bom we noticed a very large
Il. and IN many instances those
g.sldOm go to any church, but
'sr,un there through curiosity
4 announcement in yesterdays
8,,v that a sermon would be
q, 4 for their especial benefit.
z.m,d to be deeply interested in
smsrks of Mr.. Pearson, which
4 rsll.ehosen and calculated to
,inst such an audience as was
4! I, young man, said the minister,
rsother man to whom he looks
sv Young lawyer some older
8,u whom he relies; every
N bishop to whom he looks,
I'M call the attention of the
no assembled here tonight to
i6r them; model in Christian
and moral worth, Daniel l.,
ha most remarkable man and
Ian noble, generous and pure of
n there is any record in sacred or
a history, and there are five
points in the life and character
youpg man that / wish most
||{lsrly to call your attention to.
4 ,sl knew. believed, loved and
Z 4 the Scriptures OF God, and this
= 4 main secret OF his Loble charac-
/. renowned record; he knew, be-
n and obeyed, and herein AS / said I,
L great secret of his having been
Liza was the peer Of any man
HI you Intellectually, morally
scally Many of youIhave the
Hal It is an evidence of brains to
to continue and renounce God
Ehm sinners it Is only au evidence
Il self.conceit and your stupid ig
QsOe, and unless you change your
+ and mode of living it will
your ruin.
Is only o nucleus that Il
\ degrading and damning. Al
! blue purity Of record believe ant
Fhat Gods word says; YOU will
Mbe able to build up a magnifi
{ity here. There are many goot
in your city, I'm glad to note
i there is great vice which
Eou against.
k, gamble and carouse and in
In such things as in no way
you, and it will bring o curst
Eour city. May God spare all O
nlhs.
se well your companions, for
y judged by the company IA
Daniels companions were no
legged dudes nor those who at
"Germans," or as Sam Jone
"bugging matches set t
They were not me
spent their Sunday play
billiards and sitting aroun
=, chewing, smoking and drinh
er' No, but they were me
\ would have died a thousan
lather than prove untrue t
tnd to the word and cOmman,
God, They were stiff knee,
who were not afraid. Thes
ls companions on his journe
eiusalem to Babylon and thos
cgn selection.
sinners, do you realize that tn
moment of your life is whe
fsln 10 select your companion
who they are and / will tie
70 and what you are. / tell 20
old but trite saying that "birt
Aher will flock together"
y soon take q rattlesnake to N
a companion as q man WI
ne Bible and makes fun
Poly and sacred TO others.
young man, but l can loo
Pssr my short life, and kno
u you can also. and see me
nave known TO go down
lsgrsdation and ruin on accoul
Dg Kept bad company who hs
on TO ruin.
=, sermon was very lengthy, al
,ss mat our space will not a
ouf publishing it entire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
TT. Smith Sale of Lots.
Special.

FIT. SMITH, ARK, May 2l.-The
sale of lots on the abandoned military
reservation was continued to-day and
forty-seven lots were disposed Of, che
total amount realized being 80 2SO,
the lots bringing from $l6O to $202o
each. The sale will be continued Tor
several days yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
SAN ANGELO.
A Union sunday-schoOl Picnic.

special.
SAN ANGELO, Tex, May 2l.--C. W..
Nelson, formerly county judge OF
Llano county. died here Tuesday and
was buried yesterday with Masonic
hcnors.
gave picnic yesterday, two miles up
the Concho river from town, where All
Of the Sunday. school cnildren ana
number Of grown people spent the DAY
very pleasantly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
THE CLAY ooNvIoTs.
Thirteen of the Number Recaptured
Pour Held for Murder.

BRYAN, TEX. May 2l.--sergeant
Boykin came up from Clay's piAnta-
ton to-day and carried zine Of the con-
vlcts b SEX to the camp. Alex Swab--
sher, q. II. Fuller, Frank Smith and
John Krinnek were held over by the
sheriff. Complaints were ileo against
them this evening for the murder OF
Deputy Sheriff l.. p. Smith. Thlr-
teen c0nvicts have been rccsptured In
this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Postmaster at Albany.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The presi-
dent to-day appointed D. V. O'Leary
to be postmaster ct Albany, N. Y.
vice w. H. Craig, commission eX'
pired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Murder and Suicide.

PITrsgURG, Pa, May 2i.--Shortly
before O'Clock this afternoon Franz
Ksrtend, bohemian eighteen years
old, killed three-y ear-old girl, the
daughter Of a man by the name Of Lee
high, with whom he boarded, aud then
fired two shots into his own heart,
causing instant death. KArtend had
been playing with the child but mo
ment before. After the little one had
fallen he fired two shots At the mother
before no shot himself There was no
motive for the deed
-e-e-s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

The present duke OF Bedford, head
OF the house OF Russell Is Rpronounced
pessimist and cynic. with whom every
thing In the world goes wrong, and he
complains that tho London papers
lately are saying things about him
that are not right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
AUSTIN.
Important Action Of the Land Board
Capital Cuttings.

special.
AUSTIN, Tex, May 2l.--The law
firm of Walton 81 Hill rendered to.
day $82 0)0 to the secretary of the land
board as payment of rental for the last
two years on school lands situated in
the Panhandle at four cents an acre.
These are the lands which were APP
piled for by Judge Brown last year un-
der the old four-cent rate, but the
board refused TO entertain the PROPOSE
ton, ard, OF course, the tender to-day
was not accepted. The occupants, o
number Of small cattlemen, Will plead
their tender under the law Of 1883 II
the lands are leased TO other parties,
and thus the legality of the action OF
the board in raising the minimum
rate will be brought squarely TO test.
Chartered: The Ellis County Mill
ing company OF Waxahachie, capital
$4,000.
The contract for repairing and re.
building all the bridges in the city
damaged by the late storms has beer
let.
A grand excursion, under the au
spices OF the Austin Press club, will bt
given to San Antonio Decoration day
May 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Merchants and business Men,

TRY the Gazette Job office, under tne
new management. FionPlness "a ,,sr.
racy, good work, fair dealing anu pe1.
feSS satisfaction in every way IL gun
anteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
,plOa OArsman Of the world.

.ASoIsco, CAL, May 2l-The
4 nt'Ved at noon with Edward
n ~ oArs'nsn. Hanlan being
a. ~ defeat by Beach replied:
"a met better man than /
Il Time. 1 was beaten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Indications

n'seToN, May 2l.---West Gulf
AT weather. winds becoming
stationary temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
Weather Rennrt

sst'on,belt weather report Of
nm rro,.,wing the maximum and
4 n temperature, also the rain
w. ue past tw enty.four hours, IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22
MutlIated bytStrikers.

JOLIET. ILL.,, May 2l.--A man ter
ribly mAngled and In dying condi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-22

The most popular cigarettes III the
popular price are Opera Puts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-21
CURRENT COMMENT.

Milwaukee Journal: Grover Cleveland
opens his mouth with time lock.
Cincinnati Enquirer: We suspect
General Butler is up IN the garret prac-
ticing on roller skates.
Buffalo Telegraph. In spite OF the
confident predictions OF the gossips we
venture to say that Daniel Manning Will
not be a member of Cleveland's Cab
met. mi,
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette Ihe
Malone family is IN sad state lne
Bourbons downed the old man politically
and Bourbon has decidedly got the bet
ter of his hopeful son.
Philadelphia Record: General Rose
Grams should have left his fame to the
verdict of impartial history. lie could
not expect to yindicate his own record Dy
an unseemly exhibition of animosity
toward General Grant.
New York World: Professor Simon
Newcomb has taken supertiuous pains to
prOye in Science that the wonderful per
formances of Lulu Hurst, the Georgia
magnetic girl, are purely physical VI
/ course. though, as she has made SSO,OOO
within a year. she herself doubtless re-
/ CARDS her power as purely financial
Providence Journal The theory of
Ieffersonian simplicity according to the
housekeeping expenses at the Executive
| Mansion in his time appears to have been
/ not much money for show, but good
deal for liquor. Perhaps this may ac-
count for the fervency of the demand for
it's restoration by the Democratic press
Louisville Courier Journal: We re-
peat that the Democratic party must not
be held responsible for the blindness o
Gen. Slocum nor for for the malevolence
~ Cen ROsecrans, and we call attention
Of Northern Republican newspapers I,
; tho fact that these gentlemen we're FED
eral. not rebel, "Brigadiers.
+ New York Sun: Extra sessions of Con
gress ruin the administrations that sum
mon them. Four have been called sine
Gen. Jackson's time, and each destroye
: the President that sanctioned 1t. with tn
I exception OF Mr. Lincoln. Ia his cas-
the measure became necessary to NEE
the emergency OF the evil war; and there
fore his administration survived.
Philadelphia Times General Grar
has passed the point when the shaft
! partisan warfare can be hurled agaln'
= him. and neither political or busine'
+ errors can Justly weigh against his u'
A dimgned fame "a the first soldier OF It
land. Not only the sense of justice
= couspicuously inherent III the America
3 people. but the Just pride Of the kepu
Il he IN ITS own illustri0us herolsm, mpe
n ativelv demand this act of justice to Ge
I, eral Grant. and It will be a reproach
" Congress If it shall adjourn without pas
y lug the Edmunds bilL