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VICE PRESIDENT HENDRICKS DEAD.

INDIANAPOLIS, November Dion.
Thomas A Hendricks, Vice President Of
the United States. died very suddenly at his
residence i'm this city at 4;45 o'clock this
evening under circumstances that were par
ticula.v distressing to his family and
friends. insomuch rs they had not anticipa-
ted fatal termination of his brief Illness
and nobody was with him when the end
came. He returned from Chicago on sat
urdav last. aud since then had been COM
planning somewhat Of pain in his head and
breast but nothing serious was thought OF
e. Last night he and Mrs Hendricks at
tended a reception given 40 the residence OF
Hon. John Cooper. Treasurer of the state,
returning home in their carriage about mid
nieht Mr. Hendricks had taken oil the
heavy clothing which he usually wore and
put ON q dre~s-suit of glitter material, and
before De got home he complained of chill
Illness and a certain degree of exhaustion,
but attributed 10 to malarial influence
TINE NIGHT BEFORE THE END
He sat bv the fire for an hour or more be-
lore retiring. but declined 10 send for ply
stefan although urged 20 DO SO. He slept
rastlesslv until about s o'clock this morn
inc. when he arose. dressed himself and ate
Quite hearty breakfast saying that he felt
much better and would attend 20 considera-
bic DELAYED business during the day. lie
and Mrs Hendricks walked out for nearly
half an hour. and he had apparently re-
Gained his physical yigOr aud cneerluiness.
Am hour .atrr. however. be began Co be
troubled with pains in the region ot ms
stomach. and Ms Hendricks sent Tor the
family physician pr. W. c. Thompson,
lite long aud confidential friend OF the wee
President. lis lle pains IN the stomach
continued COB increase, he was given am
cme.ic and afterwards au injection, ami re-
lief came m the natural way. lie arose
f-,n lis bed. in which hc had lain only a
f.,y minutes. and read The morning papers,
talking chgariulIv with his wife and an old
house servant
RELAPSE.
Tl.t before noon he had relapse. how
ever. Che physician wa, sgaiu summon
mould and administered the usual remedies,
besides bleeding -he patient, and Ar. Hen.
bricks again expressed himself as being
greatly relieved. lie remained In his room
.ali tie afternoon, occasionally rising from
hi, bed to which DE was compelled Co re-
turn by the recurrence OF the abdominal
pains. TO aN callers who came. and they
were numerous, De sent w0 d chat he was
iuli,po,ej, but would be glad 20 see them
tomorrow About 1850 o'clock Mrs. Hen
bricks who had been no the bedside all day,
went down into thc parior to see caller
who had come tO consult with her regard
inc the affairs of retormltory institution
OBJ which she was one of the managers. and
-I. r..r.,.fr,.t with him ahlur twenty min
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Sirty-foirth VoIume,

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selected articles from the choicest literary and
religious publications, in poetry and prose.
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and q review of his lie and work, has been
published
We shall offer this year special and attrac-
tive inducements to subscribers and friends.
Sample copies free.
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Nov. 2G. 1855. New York
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An epitomc of everything that i, attractive
aud desirable in juvenile lterature.-Boa9i
Courier
A weekly feast OF good things to the boys
and girl. in every family it visits.-bro1k4la
iIiln
II is wonderful ID its wealth of pictures, I'M
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The present House comprise 5-5 mcnoe's-
DEM rep. ILL., -reeu1lck-iemo,ra-l There
are 70 new democrats and no reelected and
81 new republicans and 50 reelected The ten-
ocratic majority Win be- i3 iu fun House %
Weaver of Iowa the -reeuha. ker. votes "ilH
fha marty
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I FRESH invoice Of these celebrated elV
Z ! just received. 70 those who have W.
them no recOmmendaf ion Is Necessary. -.
Oct 5, 1850. GEO w. 7. KEAksLh''
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Twin Foes TO Life
A Thorough Purqative

medicine is the first necessity for cure.
Then the cathartic effect must be main-
tanned. in Il mild degree, Just sufficient
10 prevent recurrence of cOstiyenesS.
and At the same time the liver. kidneys
and stomach must be stimulated and
strengthened.
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BABYLAND,
CharIoffesrigIc CassimeFes'

NINEGAR-Pu Cider Vinegar for p.ekiIs
GEO. ". 4. KEARSLEh
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TERMS. faEoge Ppad 500 Pr Toqr
Vol. VII commences November 3. 1885
single numbers, Five Cents each
Renittanees should be made by Post-Office
Money Order or Draft. % avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are H0t 20 cepy this odr9f'seHaR
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

appellant could mske perfect title
70 the land, and did not know that
Mrs Roberts title was subject to the
HE estate OF her mother. IL was the
duty OF the appellants to discharge the
note sued on according TO the apree-
ment; TO tender u good aud full title
10 the land az soOn as IL was appraised,
and II was not appellee's duty to per.
icct title in Roberts and vile, or 10
see Mrs. Roberts interests properly
appraised. They were not bound To
receive an imperfect title, and when it
became certain that appellants
could not make good title, they were
authorized to sue on the note. The
contract was one which Roberts aud
Wlie could discharge at maturity by
conveying n fee simple title to the
Tennessee land. Failure to do this
carried with IL the aDpellee's absolute
rlght TO enforce payment OF the note,
Appellants did not, down to this suit,
tender any title whatever, nor did
they, down TO judgment. tender any
title Smith was bound 10 accept
When they pleaded to this action they
offered, instead Of fee simple title
they rendered one conveying an estate
In remainder, after the termination OF
life estate ia another This could not
deprive the plaintiffs below OF their
right TO recover upon the note. 10 Is
settled law, that, when contract
bears an agreed rate OF interest
from date, IL will bear the
same rate after maturity. But
IL has never been held that il n note
expressly provides that Ii i to bear no
interest from date that interest shall
not be computed after maturity. 1t
would require an express contract In
plain terms TO defeat interest upon
such a contract after 1t had become
overdue, 2 Pars. on Bills aud Notes,
392 Affirmed
Gardner and wife vs.. Douglass ct ell,
from Grayson county. An actual oe-
cupancy Of the land is not, uuder all
circumstances, absolutely indispensa-
bile TO impart the homestead character.
But when there has been no previous
occupation as homestead, then to in
vest the Homestead right, there must
be an existing bona fide intention to
dedicate tie land as home
stead and this intent must
| be accompanied with such acts
OF preparation and prompt subsequent
occupation as will amount TO notice of
dedication. 50 Tex 800 In this case
the land was purchased (partly with
the proceeds OF q prior homestead for
a homestead and with the intention to
occupy 1t as such just as soon as pos.
session could be ob aiued, which was
upon the expiration OF an existing
lease Held. that the homestead right
attached, 1t also appears that the
debt upon which the judgment
wes hsd was incurred prior
to the purchase OF the
land, and heuGe IL clnnot be main
tanned that the credit was extended
upon the faith of the land. Revers ID
and rendered in favor Of appellants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
The Court Of Appeals.


AUSTIN, Tx, May 0-The pro-
ceedings in the court OF appeals to-day
were as follows:
Affirmed, Horn Va. Pearce. from
Dallas county.
Railway vs.. Wellington, from Tar.
rant county.
Thompson vs.. the Slate, from Mon.
tague county.
Brown VS.. Miller, from Tarrant
county.
Pittman Va. Brownwell, from Dallas
county.
Ventors va. the State, from Liberty
county.
Dargan VS.. the Pullman Gar Conn
pany, from Dallas county.
Mnrkle VI. Scott, from Tsrrant
county.
Curtis VS.. Bernstein n Co., from
Dallas county.
Railway vs.. waltney, from Fannin
county.
Railway We, RatliG. from Montague
couuty.
Byais vs.. Justin, from Baylor
couuty.
Railway We. Graves, from Cooke
county.
rhe cause Of Doughty We the State,
from PIesidio coynty,was reversed and
renlauded.
In the case Of Byars vs.. Justin mo
ton for rehearlng Is pending,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Central Tenchorn, Instlin,e.

The teachers of Tarrant county will
meet in the city OF Fort Worth, build.
ing No. $, Saturday, the 28d inst.
The teachers Of the county have been
divided into sections for local purposes
In this meeting selections will be
made from these aud full programme
will be publlehed Ii Is hoped that
there will be large attendance Of the
teachers, and that good meeting will
be the result.
Our teachers need matter % much ~
method; good teacher Is the result OF
both.
Papers in the county are requested TO
call attention to this NOTICE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
AURORA.
A Year of Plenty Cattle Dying Of a
Disease Supposed to bs Murrain.

special.
AURORA, TEX, May S--The weather
turned suddenly cold last night, and
continued so to-day,
The prospects in this section for fruit
are fine. Wheat and oats look as well
as they have looked for years. Wheat
is beginning 10 head. No report of
rust has been heard of as yet, although
your correspondent has inquired es-
peciRlly OF a majority OF our grain
growers. Corn is looking fine and cot
ton as well as could be expected for so
late season.
The cattle are dying in the timber,
and some in the prairie, from dis
ease that 80 far our farmers have been
unable To diagno.e. They become
dizzy, stAgger around and fall down
and die. Some think il is the muir.
IA in.
Our town was visited by another
fire last Saturday night A dwelling
house belonging TO the estate OF Mrs
III j. Minter and occupied by Mr.. Il.
A. Min,er, caught fire from a defec.
tive hue about o'clock in
the morning. The house and fur
niture were destroyed The insurance
on the house and furniture amounted
to about $500. Mr.. Hall of the fire
insurance firm Of Hall IL Graves OF
Decatur was registered at the Aurora
hotel on Wednesday locking after the
matter.
Messrs. w, A McCutchen and A. A.
Gregory, Seventh Day adventists,
have pitched their tent in our town.
They begin series Of sermons here
tonight. They expect to remain sew
eral days.
Our school here under the supervis-
ion OF Prof. V. M. johnson and his
lady Is progI easing finely.
This town is one Of the healthiest
in the state, as no death has occurred
here from any acute disease since the
lat OF January, and there has been but
very little sickness OF any kind
Our young men amuse themselves
with pitching horseshoes, marbie-play-
ing and an occasional game Of base
ball, during the dull days Of the week,
when they are not out shooting plover
or fishing. We will give the names OF
the champion horseshoe pitchers ~
soon as hey get little more perfect.
We have literary society that
meets every two weeks, and Ii well at
tended. The young people seem "a
take lively interest In IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
This Common Enemy.

In erder TO make headwsy against
the common enemy, disease, 1t IL
necessary 10 oppose him with persist
ence. 1t very frequently happens
that u remedy perfectly adequate TO
the necessities OF the case, II persisted
in, is condemned and thrown aside be-
cause a few doses Of IL do not cure a
nlalady. How unreasonable and un.
lust would such a judgment be regard
ing Hostetter' stomach Bitters, one Of
The most popular and highly sane
toned medicines Of the day, a potent
invigorant, and an invariably success
full remedy for constipation. dyspepsia,
liver complaint, incipient rheumatism,
neuralgia aud govt, Inactivity and
weakness Of the kidneys aud bladder,
and for the infirmitiee Incident TO the
decline OF life. No fact ia better es-
tablished than the above, yet In order
10 experience it's truth, those afflicted
with obstinate forms OF disease should
give this benignant curative pa,iens
trial. III they do, they may rely upon
decisive curative results.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

We offer bargains In ladies' boots shoes and clippers and
call attention TO our ladies' and misses kid slippers ut
75i, sold Ia the high priced stores at 81 %.
We offer bargains in mems and boys wool hats.
We offer bargains In mems boys' and misses straw hats.
We offer bsrgans IN meu's and boys boots aud shoes,
We offer bargains In ladies' mems and chIldren's hose.
We offer bargains in men's shirts.
We sell the best whiteaundered shirts Mt ST. % and S50
sold In the state.
We offer bargains In all kinds of chevots percas aud
seersucker for mems shirts and childrep's waists
We offer bargains in boys clothing and good bargains
because boys out their clothing 80 fast that moth
cannot afford TO pay high prices for them.
We offer handsome fancy prints AZ s, and cents.
We offer bargains Ia bleaehed Rhrtlngs
We offer bargains in bleached sbeetinge
We offer bargains in WOODEN cotton and linen goods or
boys clothing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
5000 OO.

We are now Offering In our Mono
gram cigars the finest article ever pro-
duced for the money, These cigars
contain fine Havana filler, select
binder aud an imported wrapper; also
do not contain a drop Of Injurious
flavor. We offer above reward 10 any
one bringing an original box and PROV
ing 70 us that the goods do not con-
form with above statement.
Every cigar bears tag; none gem
uine without.
BOWMAN a. MARTIN,
S04 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Chase Trading Company. Houston street.
AUSTIN.
Treasury Funds Paid In-No Devel'
opments in the Stoddard Affair.

opments in the Stoddard Affair.
Special.
AUSTIN, TEX May 9.-The scholas-
tic census of New Braunfels received
to-day shows 2S3 children between the
aRe4 Of eight and sixteen years, all OF
whom eau read,
The comptroller ruled to-day that u
building rented for public school pur-
poses was subject 10 taxation.
The following railroad companies
paid interest ana sinking fund to-day:
The Texas a. New Orleans, interest
S14 500, sinking fund $4s65; Houston
81 Texas Central, interest $l4,734
sinking fund S49ll; the Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio, interest
Sl4.5S9, sinking fund $4SG3.
The Houston q Texas Central paid un-
der protest.
The grand Jury adjourned without
clearing up the Stoddard mystery. A
Pinkerton detective will take hold OF
the matter.
The marauders were around again
last night, and succeeded in abstract
ing $ll from room in Charley An
derson's residences.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
rsable Cure of a Horse.

i A. Fleming, a prominent gro.
8hant. a member of the Drm OF
'Ind Lotion, Augusta, Ga, makes
o|ng atement Of the treatment OF
4hore with SwifCs specific:
In o. 1855 ! mad a valuable colt
a A severe q use OF pinkeye, witch
"A Inc most fearful case of blood
a have ever seen AfJer eight or
n 4 Of doctOring with every remedy
&lhear Of, / despaired of cure.
NJ the horse was unable TO move
4 swollen limbs. His right hind
n arc as mans body, and mad on
f = running sores. He had also q
i large sores on his booy and other
a was y most pltiable-looBirg OBJ
4 was advised tO end his suffering
4 shOtgun. he was a valuable an
"A did Doi want to lose him After
N brain 10 search lGr another rom
<enlcaoious, | thought Of swift S
T.. kncw,it was invaluable 10 tho
finily 90 a blood purifier, and why
bo. he for the animal MS well? /
tliaie, hut sent last July TO ATTAIN
3pply
,he irea ment with or. of s. 4. S.
q water lultt lAlnth ~ dhy iih 4
u for q week. Then I creased the
i or Of zach, and continued for a
9e0 increased tn Soz. md ran ~ II
IN went back TO 6 on. agaiR. The
! that the ana of the first week
|hsd a fair appetite, which he had
\ o. his sickness. At The end of
n week even greater I'M pfoyement
Ben, for MANY OF the eores were
n ely, and the horse manifested n
move about. At tho end OF the
B he began TO show gain In flesh
Iflll appetite. The swelling had
5pp,aiel / used in ali about 10
fsxift's Spec tic, and when | Quit
4 horse had onl TOUR small sores
Din, and they healed up imme'
~ asst all sym toms Of the disease
lay, and up TO date no signs Of the
4 NE trouble have made their APP
aud the horse has done u mule't
Rnyia IN.
II NJ one OF the most remarkable
leye ever known Thus thus great
5na' proven a boon 10 the animal
\ he human race.
JAG. l. FLEMING.
\ Ga Jan. 9, 1885,.
a box on blood and skin diseases
tdffee.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

We Offer bargains In dry goods
We offer bargains in white goods.
We oitr excellent small checked gnghAms nj Toe and the
book fold Scotch checks at 12e.
We offer excellent dress ginghame az loo quality
sold In the high-priced houses OF 10
We o1er good bargain In all wool fancy a ST.
no etter goods sold every day ia this town a 1925
aud $780,
We offer the best ladies' corset at 76 ever sold In Texas
the price
We offer the best ladies' at 81 ever sold at the prc,
In reNaa.
We are selling the best linen At pc sold at the price
In the United States.
We are ceiling the best linen towels Mt 81 so dozen ever
sold 40 the price in Texas
We are selling excellent bargains In white and colored
table dnmAsk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Attention. smokers.

We have RETAINED lately from say
ing anything about cigars from the
face that we have been too busy maxi
ing additions and alterations to the
Board OF Trade cigar store. Wemerely
wish to call your attention this morn
ing TO the fact that the Monogram
cigar is the finest &c cigar sold in the
city by a Texas majority. Genuine
Ydudiia .ftted and an imported UrdT-
per. BOWMAN a. MARTIN.
304 Main ST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

We offer Zoe pieces beautiful fast
colored print lawns at Sc worth Toe,
We ofief 20 pieces Merrlmac sateen
dress goods, very slightly damaged at
l5c,. considered cheap in other stores
at 25c.
We offer 90 pieces Merrimac sateeu
dress goocs at zoe SOC. ID the price
III other stOres.
We offer 100 mems odd coats at $3.50
worth SO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

We offer 100 mems coats and vests
at So, worth $40.
The reason we make these very low
prices on the above goods, ia because
they are little too light for winter
and "a little too heavy for summer.
We offer 100 meme odd coats at $3.50,
worth SO so
We offer 100 mems all-wool cassi.
mere suits at $3.50. such goods ~ are
4old In all high-priced stores at $l2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

Wo offer 100 mems All-wool cassi-
mere suits az &c. worth $40.
We offer 100 mems Atwood oassi.
mere at Sl0i $40 Is the common price
for them.
AT SIS and So 80 we sell our nobby
custom work auits. Best imported
fabrics made by merchant tnilor work.
men and fully equal 10 goons which
merchant tailors extort the high prices
OF $50 aud $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
DENIsON.
\ the Fiery Demon-Showin
Of the New Census.
Special.

Special.
koE, Tex, May ga fire last
Par'ed In a frame dwelling on
Feel near the Missouri Pacific
track, occupied by Jno. Nasaa
|nsd by Mrs. l.. l.. Stevens Of
The flames spread to q
'Ouss on the east owned by j..
" EOS and occupied by ex Road
Y. Courtney, and from that
EAofy brick cottage owned by
3ultdy and occupied by j. r..
NperintendeDt of the COM
,.lning them All to the ground,
fFrts We're mostly saved in q
Condition.
ne aud insurance ara as fol-
| ais Stevens' loss Is $500, in
s'sO In the Hlbernia OF New
q Ss'nmons' loss is $500; insur
Y IN the Liverpool, London &
A.s,nenedy's loss is $1,000; in
y. sioW In the New York I'm
",
Martin was insured for $3.50
liverpool, London Il Globe
n 'su for $500 on furniture.
\ nad no insurance.
, ,a lust completed gives this
Equation Of 10, 473, being a
iHl in one year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
9mokers.

Our three for quarter, lOc straight,
two for IS and l5e goods are the finest
ever offered for sale In Fort Worth. A
full line Of smoking and chewing TO-
bacco, cigarettes. etc.
BOWMAN a MARrIH,
30i Main Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
A Poor substItute for areeubacks

INDIANAPOLIS, IND May s-A
package carried by the American Tx
press company, which came Ia srom
the Wes, yesterday, billed TO Morris,
Indiana, and supposed TO contain
$1,000. when opened was found to be
nothing but paper, Where the sub
siitution occurred has not been deter
mined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

The Morris cigar stand IL closed to-
day, therefore Bondy Lederer a Co %
Faultless 5-cent cigar will
be missed by ils many thousand
patrons JNo. NORRIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Bird Room Suits.

PaTlor suits, wardrobes, Pier mirrors.
sideboayds, hat-racks, chairs OF all
styles, lounges all prices, bookcases,
desks, and a thousand OF articles In the
furniture line. at Pinkhard a. Joyce's
are offered you cheap on the INSTALL
ment plan. Call and examine goods
before making your purchases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
The Reliable Market,

1913 lower Main street, offers you
genuine countTy-cured meats, such rs
hams, shoulders, mlddling and break
fast bacon, at Wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash. Kemper Bros. IL the
plaes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Fnr Sale.

One hundred and fifty COW ponies;
also q fine lot OF brood mares, mules
and several fine stations, at the Fort
Worth Horse Market and Livery
stable, Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
nam,. Nhouldera. Hama.

COuntry-cured. the hest in the market.
st wholesale and retail cheap for cash,
Kempsr BIos., 1918 Main street. Re.
member the pisce. .-....--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
~ Remarkable Recovery.

W. Y. Willing OF Manchester,
|slnls.sH My wife has been al
Man. icr five years, so help
IN could not turn over in
IA R,,ou que used two bottles Of
tbs,' and Is 90 much inn
|osk- !, sne Is able row TO do her
q ~ .Irs will do all that is
Is am, Hnem. Hundreds Of testi-
!. o. n,t their great curative
Wis., htty cents o bottle, At
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
YOU have . printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shlloh's Vitallzsr. II never
fails to cure. Sold by II. w. Williams
A Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
VAN ALsrYNE.
apeclal

VAN ALsTYNE, TEX, May "a
school tax Of twenty cents on the 500
WAS defeated to-day by a vote Of ~
TO SO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

|''tfa Costs New Jersey $soO,OOO
||AukLrHIA, PA, May 9.-Dr.
'.sS'e.ary of tho state board Of
I,s New Jersey, Gays log chol-
Lno ea ,nsfmers OF the state in 1854
W. and thus far this year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10

A'e Your Prescriptions
|.,i FRED L. Kings drugstore,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-10
Have Your prescrlptlons

Filled Vt Fred L. King's drugstore,
SOP, opposite postofiice.