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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
mn snonr.nAIn cRAlE.

The craze among the ladies for wearing
the hair short Is becoming general, and is
spreading all the country over. II has
already become very popular, among
other places IN Rochester, n. y, where
the most stylish young ladies are parting
with theirrayen and golden trcsses. There
was time when II was considered some
what "fast" for lady TO wear her
hair short, but since Miss Cleveland, the
presidents sister, the present mistress Of
the White house, aud, by common cour-
tcsy, the "ilrst lady in the land,n wears
her locks shorn quite short aud adyo-
Gates the custom on the ground OF com
fort, convenience and health, 1t has become
the style Time was, too, when short
haired lady was 50 rare that her APP
pcarancc in public places attracted gem
eral attention. But that was a good while
ago, The prominent hair-cuttcrs are be-
coming quite proficient in cutting the
hair of thcir rapidly increasing lady
patrons. Some int resting and strange
scenes are now seen in the hair-drcsscrs'
establishments and barbcrshops
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Judge L,nch shonld Preside.

CHAMPAIGN, I'LL, Sept. 2G.--J. G..
Thompson, living at Sodorus, near here,
Guarreled with his wife and daughter re-
Gently, and the two women left their home
to come here to live. Yesterday Thomp-
son suddenly appeared in the house
where they We're residing and attacked
them with n knife. He inflicted terri
bic and fatal wound on his wife's throat,
and made dcSpcrate'attcmpt 10 cut the
throat of his daughter. The cries of The
women brought assistance and the would
be murderer fed, and has not been cap
tured. I'm organized party is now on his
track and should they capture him there
j. little doubt that he will bc lynchcd,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
IRON MILL. MEN ATTACKED.
\ rusiindc IN the Dark several People
Wounded.

Wan.,.I
~, ,r,.
'Nh' N'' ~" H'P'' -"'-- MS MORN
ing mt $50 Il serious riot occurred ut
Ianghlin's mill, above Martins Ferry,
ohio in which tlcast ono Shots v,r,. OK.
,,,
euaus'u' ~ i'o' N"F o'RVb " w ~
tack ul0G tAt war&,0cn Ia the mill by q
number OF armed mem The workmcr
had scutintla on guard or The result
might have been more disastrous, From
thirty 10 titly mon armed with shot-cuas
and rcvukcrS came M The railroad track
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
mo RIsn IA rmN 49,. nlnNl.r.

pittShurg Dispatch Woaldnf Il hc
funny II there should be regular craze
for red hairT Stranger things have hap
pened. II IL should rage for awhile the
number Of red heads w0Rld increase
wonderfully, because people are mfu.
enccd in form and attire by ruling de.
slres, This Is shown by the fact that
foreigners lose their race oharwcterist,cs
very rapidly on coWing 10 thiS country,
or by assoeiating closely with people Of
different habits from their own.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

nn rleuers Blood Rcncwor has been In
4 fhfA laft Win unprecedented success. IL
SIt4ltN NDthblc and does the sysicm no
fa ffiWff0yoH the appetite digestion aud
e7ifpfAfR attlhulntlng, inyigorating and
aia MAJ No functions aud Tissues OF the
,silr. afI ;ps Incomes the great tiood rc.
N festorer IL incrcascs the action
a Rall tihnrys, bowels aud llvor, thereby
ftfftAr. tiH0ifr 10 eliminating Impurities from
Az Hsafos tl great cause of all dlevaEoa
4tIf aNrfac'iy NNlacnt that any mediriun that
lfAf3si nitMrc 20 rcmOvV iupuritne from the
=. ,essluA to snticrlng humanity. DIS,
4 ee ~ ltg AVER aud sploon, stomach and
3swf,t i.iii unl muceuR membranes, Urv cured
fhEUttof nli- remedy. Constitutional as
- ifAa iortl iHcaees are all boneilted 10y ils
9Onda, Consumption. Rhennaiisn.
y. il sNf uGiHA ~ all lla torms, oyVry variety
fktse W. ce4os. Dyspepsia ana Indigestion IN
afl {ts tnHau4 forms, CONSTIPATION, PILES,
htstrs 1rUibles of the Mouth, Throat aud
iff,fst0fsf sXHtcm, Diseases Peculiar to Ne,
aN atfmiity, Irregular, suppressed, Painful
- Hnte Nrt Aggressive MenstTuation, etc, are
MAY Arrtdiea and often cured by IT. use,
At 8if tisONses ~ the skin aud Mucous Mem.
aHNfia lt commentaries It's great curative
ae tlf Dk, q, ", nELnldnGE,
Atlanta, ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Rejects Him. but wants III. Money

BusroN, MASS, Sept 2G.--Shortly after
her marriage to Frederick \. Cover of
Brooklinc, Mass, Lillian Norton, the
singer, applied fora divorce on the ground
OF abuse, The case has come to sudden
and startling termination. While In Paris
recently he was induced to make voy-
age in balloon. Neither the balloon nor
Cover 1as been heard of since. Mrs.
Cover has started for Paris to claim his
estate, which Is valued at $1,000, 900
Much speculation exists as to the fate of
the balloon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Herald iateyyiow with ~ Nsstll
Young $40 y9u insect lhc Shueso lady
"a socltty9
1.-THE ChinetW laay Is always kepi Ia
sociusien fleyef saS 0uc in fhiua. aud
nolhing could Ne more 0reasye 10 a
Nhinanan chan 10 aat hia aboat hs vile
and Amty The iamily ile thgY hola
e0enltiQiy secluded AZ pOlyrainy n
Acseptsd % CHINA. al ooursc re Fssasior
hctWrcp susn ana wise 4 mt known n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
re,cr and Arne aud R,lious Fever.

Tho Liver Is the seat OF these dehill-
tatlng diseases. llepatozonc strengthens
the blood, relieving Il of an miasmatic or
poisonous Influences. \ few d0ses taken
several times weoS, especially at the
change OF the seasons and during the
summer IN warm climates, will greatly
assist In warding OF fcvers OF all kinds,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

The family of William Taluedge, Of
Dies Moincs, Iowa, has fallen heir TO an
estate in England worth 81 100000. The
estate is one OF the oldest In England and
comes through the wife of Mr., TGlmc lse
SHE tied three years ago, leaving her has.
band three children, Mr., TalmCdg.. was
formerly a poor man, having barely
enough property to take him 10 The seat
of his good fortune. He and his family
have Started Tor England.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


RIDER % the commissioners court NJ VIII
la, county, Texas, made aud passed un the
lalh day ut september y, h. 1881, Viii re-.
cciye hlds iOr the purchase OF the four leagues
OF Nllhargcl county school lands situated in
Hockey county, Texas, the numbers of said
leagues being B, q, aud $ No hid, for less
man il.aO per acre ON twenty years time with
interest at per cent. per annum, interest pay.
able annually IN advance, win be consjdGrcd.
Any land agent who will consummate q sale OF
;his land nj the price and on the terms above
stated ON or before the 2ith day OF October. 4.
u, 1850 VIII receive per cent. on The amount
% sale whom the first years inter, 81 i paid and
the decd with vendors lien Is made. Sny land
agent eonsummating the sale of this land viii be
required Ia pay for the advertisement in the
Fort Worth Daily GAZErrE, the Dallas Daily
Herald and the Weekly Vernon Guard
j. \. CRE NGEg.
County commissioner Wibarger county
Texas,
Vernon. Tex, Sept 10, 4. ID. 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
Buelien.s Arniea saive.

The best salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
M NO.. sa,. h mi. Nd raral.

sfa4 nssaed 10 state To the public that
tNllil lsiiAcr Blood Remover haspO equal as
laofi pupi4cr, ioF have tried sufficiently.
ifN tla. &c, h.NnNES, NJ. u,
fHr $40 8 ocgtilcntoE are hut Few instances
.Uf finss AS Ia our possession. showing suiler
have teen relieved ot every form OF
isitdi S4fi Skiu diseases, fTBiNk Complai,tS,
8rtle sN Nshhilis, neycaTdl Ehcimatiso,,
~ iMisas ,lfsS Ndlarla
tHV Hd, i0iof03tion our freN pamphlet on
Ma aNd fkM Diseases VIII he furnished ON
En- .iHiH.iah ta the
MACON MEDICINE oe, Macon Ga.
s.,i,t la iiawderrd form, easy 30 prepare nj
.faif alt,l nr vlthont spirits, spszll siSe, NC
.ssles fo 90 taaled 60 amy address on AZ,
Hsti4 ~ Hetc0 Liquid form, SIukl size, 81 ,OO
l,.d .iihi ID %. Atwhocsale by.
n h.N. WILLIAMS CO.. Fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

them, and when they call upon the differ
ent legations the ladies Of the legation
always withdraw themselves and never
meet the Chinese; not that the Chinese
would be rude 20 them, but they could
not understand IT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
PLAIN rHurns ron Girls WHO FLIRr.

PLAIN 1BrTIis IOE GIRLS WHO TLiRl.
Newark Advertiser; Whatever idea the
young girls who practice street flirting
may entertain on their seem
ingly innocent pastlme, II may be set
down rs a certainty that when a respccta-
bic young man desires the acquaintance
Of one who may some day become his
wife, he doesn't 90 out on the street and
seek for acquaintance through Irritation.
But, on the other hand the flrt Of the
street, no matter how innocent and
fair her intentions may be, Is the last
person he would geek as his LIES com.
papi0n. lie desires purity, without
and above suspicion. The young lady
who engages IN this kind Of pastime
should bear In mind that she not only en-
dangers her reputation and leaves stain
upon her good name, but that her name
is a lt-word among those with whom She
tirts, 10 be banded about IN the saloons,
on the street corners and In low-down,
unholy places in the city, fastening on
her otherwise fair name a stigma or stain
that will follow her years after she sees
her folly and attempts to mend her ways.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

the CUTE thlugs they ga Is fhc latest urn
ductoi sic aehn lp0hock's pn rhis
'anSent writer n laWgtl history Keeps ~
hls Nenneis, NarenS points and rhops
ia4ens % snlmsis with which Ar expert.
fleufs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
coon Nrws ron rnrarrn-oorns

New York cor. Troy Times Theatcr
hats now comprise a conspicuous spe-
cially among hat dealers here. Small,
round velvet turlans devoid Of any pro-
icctlye trimming, are aU fat for ladies'
wear, aad arc designated as matinee
chapeauN,m while dlminutlye white cloth
fatigue caps are assigned for gentlemen's
use as head coverings at the theatcr and
opera
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

GUat jumbo dead, aud turned TO clay,
would stop an almighty great hold 10 keep
the wind away--wouldn't hey asks the
Lowell Courier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

A Gen d'arma blue velvet turhan Is
trimmed with hand OF gray astrachan,
scagullS head aud breast aud an aigrcttc
Of hcgon's feathers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

plain skirts, bordercd, not iiounced.
Waistcoats, which are feature In fall
frocks, are narrow and frequently in a
point az the waist line.
Another season of lace Is predicted
and Indicated by the first importations Of
dresses, hats and bonncts.
Dress bodlces, basqucs, jackets and
round waists all have waistcoats more fire.
quently than any other finish
Plain black silk Will be worn and the
American gros grains cannot be excellcd
by those of foreign manufacture.
A new ribbed yclyctecn, the counter
part OF corduroy, but in lighter weight
takes the name of cordc dc la refine.
plaids and stripes continue In favor,
stripes being In the ascendant They
will be worn under plaid oycrdrcsses.
The English walking jacket and the
Newmarket coat are brought again this
fall, and in more severely plain styles
than ever.
Dark navy-blue velvet boots are shown
for the autumn with n Md toe and heel
cap, cut In fancy patterns where it unitcs
with the velvet.
Golden brown plush cuffs, collars and
waistcouts are seen on some very iaunty
white Jersey jackets, gilt buttons adding
TO the drossy effect.
A Milan straw hat has the rolling brim
faced with blue velvet drapery of
blue velvet encirclcs the crown, and a
fun bunch of autumn leaves forms the
trimming.
Buttercups and daisies, "pretty now.
ersn though they be, are not to be- com.
mendcd as trimming for sailor hats, yet
how many people wear them, all uncon.
scious of their inc0ngruiy.
The most approved autumn yclls for
young ladies' are Of plain silk tullc, but,
rs the plain Is mbecoming except to n
very clear complexion, the tiny dotted
chenille are still worn,
4 lauuty bonnet for the present month,
and appropriate for every costume, is a
Tam O'hhantoP OF Satin and a natural
wreath of roses au tour Lace TO soften
i n, effect may he employed.
Derby hats for misses, IN brown and
gray feltS, have no plume this year, Sim
ply corded ribbon to match the color of
the hats, IN shape they are higher and
with mot2 of Il Hat brim than last years,
Algerian ribbon, which Is WetNN OF
llght wool with ,,olorcd strinps, N nscd
for trimming dresses because II falls IN
graceful loops, II Il pct VOL adapted
for trimming halls, ~ Il cannot hr ar.
rnnlrcd I'm an uprigl posi,jnn without
pins,
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\ costume o. green serge has Il perfectly
pain skirt. The orerdress Is full!
( uraped IN irunt with deep folds, and a
the back tails IN long folds ON The lief
side u Is caught by large buckle 'rh
bodice Is rounded AZ the front and back
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27

Keep OF diseases when danger threat
ems, Take llepatozone and you win be
safe. Try one bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14

Japanese, Chinese. Austrian, Iungar-
ian, Italian and Syrian exhibits. The
inevitable rose of Jericon is thrust at
you. The Mexican exhibit is very full
and fine, and looking as it is the next
thing to going to Mexico. The display
of bohemian glass in the Austrian de-
partmeut is quite dazzling, and when
YOU ask the price of some of the most
beautiful specimens, the answer will
quite take your breath away. The Cal
ifornia exhibit is OF special interest,
from the section OF the immense tree
down. The models from the Patent
Otilce at Washington make an attrac-
tive and instructive display. Meikle's
Model Farm shows in miniature the
actual working of various agricultural
implements.
AZ another place two Chinese are
serving tea hot and cold, gratis: to con-
vince the public that theirs is the sort
of tea To Use. Sample packages of var
ious articles are given freely, so that
the visitor can take away much more in
value than his ticket cost him.
OF the Art Gallery l will now say
only that it is fine exhibition of mod
ern art. Most of the pictures are from
the American Art Association, and
many of them have taken the highest
prizes. Ii IS gratifying to see the pro-
gress our art is making.
A happy man is VIM. II. White, the
patent gate man from Neoga, H., who
sold about 81, 900 per week Of state,
county and farm rights during the FIX
position, and has been awarded first
premiums over al competitors on his
patent farm and yard gate. Merit de-
serves mention. and justice was done
Mr.. White. Everybody agrees with
the judges.
The Castalian Natural Mineral Water
has received the highest award, both a
medal and diploma. over all compet-
itors, and the verdict of the Judges will
be cordially indorsed 10y every one who
knows anything about the curative
properties of this wonderful water. 1t
has certainly earned laurels for itself
in Louisville. Mr.. Forbes Is cores
pondingly happy, and setting mp (Cas-
Italian Water as usual to every person.
Your correspondent, like every per-
son else, has had good time, and is
sorry the Exposition Of 1885 is over.
We, however, congratulate the manage
ment on its success.
Yours Respectfully,
w. ID. Is.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14

Last Wednesday evening we made
the acquaintance of Hon. :. B. Bevans,
the newly appointed Special Agent OF
tie Watertown land district. In
Il long conversation with him We found
that he not only clear idea OF his duty
but also III dischargng it he ia the
warm friend of every honest settler.
lie suggests new idea with reference
to final proofs. His proposition IL that
all the proofs IN the county be set for
hearing at Il specified date or dates in
the month. nj which time he viii be
present and see that The claimant has
complied with the law and to point out
any defect and tell him how TO correct
il. In a word, To see that the honest
man obtained all his rights and that
the dishonest one is punished. His
methods meets the hearty approval OF
all. since it would result in aiding and
helping the settler to get his proof on
tile in shape that will insure its accept
ance by the government. Personally
Mr. Bevans is a jolly, social. whole
Souled gentleman-quck Witted, ready
at repartee. keen as brer, an excellent
! Judge of human nature, and az full of
! fun as an egg is of meat. We enjoyed
! his visit To our sanctum immensely, and
want him to understand that our latch
! string is always out.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14

Rev. Ellis leaves this week for the
east in the interest of Baptist col
lege. He has charge of the financial
management of the school and says
they expect to put up another building
next season as good as the present one
which with its furnishings and every
thing complete has cost about $4,000.
This institution has now the best ac-
commodations for pupils of any school
in the Territory and is steadily increas.
ing attendance makes increased accom-
modations a necessity for the near fu-
ture. Being located III the metropolis
of the state it will always have "A large
local patronage and maintain its rank
among the educational institutions of
the west. Ii is backed by earnest and
able men who have an ambition To eX-
eel in the work they have undertaken,
and an Intimate knowledge of the field
in which they are engaged.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14
IInRard Farmer

Miss Flora Palmer, a young lady liv-
ing about two and half miles west of
Beaver, in Miner county, and who mas
been sick with rheumatism for about
three years, and the most Of that time
has been unable to help herself in any,
way, but has been Obliged to be wheel
ell about the house in a chair, all that
time; has. spent great deal of money
doctoring with numerous physicians
without receiving any benefits there
from. About six months ago Miss Pal.
mer refused 10 have any more doctors
attend her, threw away her medicine
and adopted the Faith Cure, $50 We are
told.) The young lady believed the
Lord would cure her, if she would only
have faith and believe the Lord would
do it. For six months now she been
trusting in the Lord, and has been get
ting better ever since. She is now able
to walk about and wait on herself, and
believes in a short time longer, If her
faith holds out, she will be entirely
cured. Miss Palmer expects to be able
to return to her home in Michigan
about the 10th of this month. "So
much for having faith in the Lord"
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14
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Sioux CIV Journal .

Prohibition in Georgia is rapidly mar
rowing down the places where saloons
are tolerated. even outside OF counties
where the sale of intoXicants is abso-
lutely prohibited. 1t may be said that
saloons are practically prohibited cN-
ccpt in a few of the larger cities. AT
laEta is tie largest city in Georgia, and
saloon liceu1e there is $1,000 per annnm
and there is formidable movement to
have the license raised 10 $1,000. But
outside of Atlanta. in Fulton county
the license had been -, ,0C0 until "A few
days ago. wher it was raised to 1000
year. which, Of course. amounts To
prohibition.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-11-14
sioux Fails Argus

Those who have been travelling
through the rural districts Of this part
of Dakota report the farmers making
very extensive additions TO the farm
buildings and preparing to care for
their crops which with the exception OF
potatoes alone were unusually large
this season. The wonderful transfer
nation which has taken place III south
eastern Dakota during the past few
years can not be understood by those
who have not seen it for themselves
\ little more time is we need 10 make
good eur claim of being one of the most
prosperous agricultural districts in the
west. Our farmers are rapidly acquir-
ing the wealth and home comforts
which alone can make them independ-
ent and happy. Another decade will
see dairying and stock raising in n
great measure supplant the present
grain interest, and when our lands are
utilized for purposes 10 which they are
naturally adapted, our yeoman will
gather about them all the conveniences
that are are enjoyed by any people.