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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

WANT COLUMN.

adrsrtiseme..fs IN fhis column rH be On Urged loT
at the rate Of Five Crs.ts per line Per reek NO
advertisement taken for :sSs than 25 cents.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

XNANTED-Land-bu buyers to know that II is
w to their interest TO go 10 Garden Plain
Real Estate Agency tc buy lands.
d-5-tf " III TAYLOR JR
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

NOR RENT-One store loom on Douglas ave-
Il nue. and Market street Also desk room in
an Office partly furnished. suitable for real es-
tate or insurance business Inquire of l. q.
Scheetz over Fnller 4 sons store dll-6t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

NyANTFD-All who are in need OF money
w 10 call at Iiccht's Pawn office, liz North
Market street, near Douglas avenue, where
they can be supplied with any amount.
dsS9Sw-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

w or farm loans, at lowest rates; no delays
Bunnell \ Roys. d2s0-n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money, on chat
w tel mortgages and personal security;
short time loans. Wichita Banking Company.
dsa5-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

NOR RENT-A new house OF four rooms.
II also two houses II three rooms each In
guire of NJ Il. Clark, corner Fourth Avenue
and English streets. dl0-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

w City stables. A Basley. dsvo-f.
UyANTED-The people TO know that will
w do family wash at p cents per dozen,
rough dry; al - cents per dozen ironed; Will
also go out by the day al one dollar and board I;
all requiring help OF that Kind please call at
iirst house east of Arkansas river bridge, north
side of street. Mrs. Eva IL sterling. ds,.s-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04


Martha, returning Mr.. Gimblett's gaze al.
most defiantly.
Il know it wasn't true retortel the eI-
Il have discovered the mystery about Mr.
view with the lady
You seem to have taken a good deal of
unnecessary trouble said Martha quite
tartly. | could have told you all about hi
goings on.
We'll, you made fool OF ma any hov -
exclaimed the inspector. more crestfalleu
than angry. You might have gone 10 Mr..
n yourself, but neither you nor he would
have known how to manage the pciice.
That is why I came to you, said Martha,
with a nod
Yes; / understand that it WAS very clever
or you miss May l inquire your objectF'
demanded Mr. Gimblett, with irOnicai po
htenesS
Il was 80 closely watched that could, {
aid him 10 escape sail Martha, for tie first
ans slightly embarrassed
Himl Who,T inquired Mr.. Gimblet,,
Sharply
The purity tina; did it / Twas keeping
company with him. and | was fool enough
wv Oe.fcsc ~ ulul ne came INTO lkl-
house on>e OF twice when | was alone. but
don't know how be managed 20 take the
thing. The loss was discovered before he
had time 70 set away, ami be went into
hiding being new af il, l supPoseL7
Il shoald think &C. freely CALCULATED Mr.
Gimblett
he swore De wouldn't stir without me,
and l besaa 10 fear be woald do something
desperate. l was afraid 10 go nsa- him while
the police were about % / came 70 YOU
Il 80. And what became Of him. ID
Qlired Mr. Gimhiets, his admiration for
NarthA's striking abilities Tor his own line
q business overcoming even his resentrlsn;
ADD jealousy.
81 packed him Of, said Martha, Iacoaic-
Ally. TO America
Are you 10 follosF ASKED Xr. Gimblet:,
nth sudden thanpins ~ his heart
Not l. The r1an is q food and . coward
1 couldn't marry either one or the oihsr,-
sAid Martha. in her nA.tsr-os fact way
Besides, / am honest
i knew yea were. could have sworn liz
exclaimed Mr. Gimhiett, in . toae which
seemed 70 disooocert eveo the iupertgrabie
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

VXYANTED-white girl for general house
w work. Inquire at Sl3 North Emporia
ay.npa di2-6ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SAN DIEGO.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SAN DIEGO, Ten, July l6.--Cour
met again this morning a. 8 o'clock.
The following presentments have
been made by the grand jury up to
date: Case No. III, the STATE Va. Be
mite Flores, alias Hernandez, chargt
OF assault with intent to murder; No
27s the State Va. Martin Hume. theft
OF property over s20ln value; No. 279
the State VS., Martin Huaez, burglary;
No. $50, the : late Va. Nanny Kipples,
assault with intent to murder.
All of the parties have been arrested
and are Ia jail and will probably he
tried at this term. The grand jury Is
still at work,
In the case of the Injunction suit
from Starr county the Jury retired
about o'clock p. III. yesterday aud
after being out about al hour returne
verdict in favor Of Messrs. Crum "
Bros. for $ll37.70 actual damage and
$1,000 viDdlctive damage, making
S2l37 40 IN all against the cOmmission-
ers' court Ct Starr county.
In the cause Of the State VS.. Amador
Cautu, charge of murder, 1t being
found impossible to get jury there
had been previous trial of this case,
resulting ia a hung jury at the last
term. tue venue was changed TO Cor
pus christi and the case set for the
10Th Of August.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

stock was overissued by the defendant
twelve or thirteen years ago, and IL
was fact well known that large
amount of the money which the de.
feudsnt had received for the overissue
was paid III dividends st IL per cent
annum to the very persons who got
the stock, 20 that he got very
little himself la the transaction.
The trouble was that he began
in small way, and kept 1t up in
order to prevent his first fraud from
being discovered IL was testified
that he began the over issue In 1873
and continued IL uutil the ~ OF April,
1885. during which time 1t amounted
to 30S6 shares.
The prisoner had nothing to say in
his own behalf.
The judge sentenced him to an i'm.
prisonment for four years at separate
and solitary confinement In the
county prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
ATHENS.
A Rousing Railroad NJ Getting

a housing Railroad Meeting.
Special to the Gazette.
ATHENS, Ten July lS.-In pursu-
ance TO call rousing railroad meeting
was had by the people of Athens TO.
day, at which committee OF twenty
men, consisting Of the best and most
influential citizens OF the town, was APP.
pointed TO confer and cooperate with
like or any committee on the subject
of the Dallas Trunk railway that may
be appointed by The cltizens Of
Palestine, and als9 TO corre-
spond and confer with the own
ers and stockholders aud managers
OF sal road, ascertain which route, the
one via Tyler or the most direct via
Athens, the managers Of the road are
most favorably disposed to and also to
ASSURE the same managers that the
people of this county and town feel q
deep interest in the road and stand
ready to do anything in their power to
secure it as soon as the directors mani
feat any disposition to extend II from
its present terminus at Kemp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
NO INFIDEL MAsoNs.
Important Decision of the Grand Mas.
ter of the Grand Lodge of Canada,


Several months ago a charge was
preferred in King Solomon lodge OF
Masons of Toronto, against q member
named Harrison, to the effect that he
was an agnostic, and therefore not en-.
titled to admission into the lodge.
room. The charge was investigated
and satisfactory plolf of HArrison,s
agnostic views having been obtained,
he was expelled from the lodge, AS
this was the tiis. case OF the kind that
ever occurred on this continent-and
IL probably has no precedent In the
history Of Masonry-it excited much
speculation as to the justice OF King
solomon lodge taking the action it
did. and the decision of the grand
master OF Canada, given at the grand
lodge meeting in Hamilton, has been
looked for with interest by Masons all
over The world.
Harrison, IL was alleged, was an az.
nostic and not an atheist, the distinc.
ton being that the latter deny the
existence of God, while the former
simply cay: There may be a God; /
do not deny 1t, but do not know that
there is" The decision Of the grand
master OF Canada was "a follows:
nv ptIsOu ChH ~ lnltlhteu WHO
does not believe in the true God, the
Great Architect of the L niverse.n
The grand master added that the
attention of Masons all over the world
had been directed TO this subject by
the address Of the grand master OF
the state Of New York, which he
quoted spprovi1gly. Masonry, he
continued, wisely required no more
than belief in God, who had re
vealed His will to man, and would
punish vice and reward virtue. II re-
CURED that, and nothing else would
be accepted. The man who denied
the existence Of Goa was already ex.
cluded. Practical atheism should also
be excluded in the persons of those
who only admit that there possibly
may be God.
The grand master also decided that
q iaker, who does not taks au oath
or administer one, can not be made y
Mason also that an Indian not en-
franchised can be Mason.
The decision has given much salts,
faction among Aiasons in Canada
Harrison is manufacturer of church
windows, and he Gays that his expul-
sion from King Solomon lodge in.
juIed his business, He threatens to
take & ion for damages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
Tar OWNER or MAUD ..

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July IT,
r bert Bonner, the owner OF NJ lud s.
arrived in the city this raorning and is
the guest of Col, VIM Eiward, presl'
dent of the Cleveland Driving PARK
assoelation. Tnis evening. he Visited
the track az Chenille and saw BAR
sneed the mare two miles. The frat
was trotted In 2:2l3 and the second IN
2:I2l without urging from Bair. MI
Bonner remained at the track until
p. IN ,ns,d 4,
in fine condition but she Is a h lle.le
heavy. This will be remedied, now.
ever, with a few days work, ana We
have no doubt that she can easily bsat
her record. | am sure that had sn
been pushed to-day she could easily
have reduced her fastest time .
Mr.. Bonner left for New YORK 70
night, but expects to return f2r IN
summer meeting of the Diving PArR
when Maud =. will put over Tn
course for fast mile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
The Terrell Asylum Open.

Special TO the Gazette.
TERRELL, Tex, July is The GA
zETrE's reporter took advantage yes
terday of an opportunity to visit the
North Texas Insane asylum. We
found DR.. Wallace in his Office en-
gagged with business and only had a
few moments with him. We may be
permitted to remark that the doctor Is
a courteous gentleman and always
ready to entertain visitors and show
them through the institution, when he
can do so without peglecting or delay
ing the business of his department or
the welfare OF patients. He desires
the fact made known that he Is now
ready TO receive patients, Eleven have
already arrived aud are now occupy ing
the first ward. The lower story Is all
in readiness, the furniture is in the
house for the others aud will tie put In
place as fast as needed, The doctor in
formed US that this course was adopted
as q matter of economy, as to put the
other wards in order at once would ne,
cessitate the employment of additional
help, which for the present can be as
pensed with. The building seems 70
be complete in all its departments
The hes sting apparatus, the laundry,e'c
are all In place aud appear to b' az
ranged with special view TO economy
and convenience. The fencing Is NJ
and the grounds are beginning
to present quite an animatee
appearance. One Of the most neatly
appointed departments OF the ,institu
| lion Is the drug store, which Is u
charge OF a Mr.. Pyle, who was honoreo
| with the position OF asylum druggist
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
A Railway Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, PA July ls.-An
express train from Atlantic City on
The West jersey road ran OF the track
at New field station this morning. The
engine was dem lllshsd aud the engin-
ser Geo. Murphy, received II jqTies
from which he expired IN ashort Time
A number of passengers were slightly
injured. The engineer was MARI ed
man and leaves u family. IL Is stated
that his brave conduct N remaining
At his post ayerted more disastrous re-
suits. The accident was caused by
mi. placed switch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

tard our growth and prosperity. 1t lisa fact
that great many psoplc drink too much
Bat we cannot approve OF the city OF Fort
Worth going into the guardian bu mess.
II is u well-established fact hat guardians
are not success In the matter OF moral In.
iiuence upon their wards Prohibition has
not been a suoceys In the cities In which II
has been tried; otherwise, we might hope
that our moral gain would eventually be
greater than urbusiness loss. suppose You
had some trouble and was TO ask good
doctor 10 prescribe for It some radical trtat-
ment that had not been well tested rs
romodyg He would tell You that he would
not do IL. The remedy for intemperance
lies in home childhood teaching. The evils
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
CORSICANA.
An Irishman Who Drank Himself Ia
Death.

Special IL ihe Gazette
CoRsICANA, Ten July lS.--John
Riley, an Irishmau, was found dead
on the evening of the 18th, about
fourteen miles west ofthif city on the
line Of the Texas Il st. Louis railway.
An inquest was held ON his body yes
terdsy which developed the fact that
his death was caused by excessive
drinking, His body was so much de-
composed that he was buried where
found.
a set.to with hard gloves for $50 a
side was fought here last night. rhe
names OF the pugilists are Cargile and
johnson. None of the particulars
could be learned to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
PROHIBITION ARD MAcADAMIZED
ROADS.

The writer is n temperate man and is a
warm Iiepd OF the cause. In fsct. while he
has never hired a hall or made any charge
TO his hearers, he has been temperance
lecturer for the last twenty Ave years. We,
however, are OF the opinion that the city OF
Fort Worth has nothing to gain and much
10 loss by prohibition. Our city is now a
metropolis, center OF trade. Pcorle come
here from all parts OF the state, and from
R'l parts OF the world. We must treat them
like. other cities do II they want 10 buy
LIQUORS, sell them. II we do not, 1t viii re.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
As,xagenarian Sent to Jail.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa July l7.-Jos'
f. Cottringer. ex-secretary and treas
urer of the Central Transportation
Company of Pennsylvania, charged
with embezzlement, $4,000, and
forging certificate for III shares OF
the company's stock, and uttering and
publishing the same. was aiIasned,
before Judge Yerks this afternoon and
pleaded guilty. An appeal ior nleLSs
was made on behalf OF the pflsonsi
who is aixty-elght years oil age anu nn'
head Of q highly respected lauy
The council said large portion Oh 'n'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

We offer bargains In dry goods,
100 pairs Greylock plaid ginghaIns. al lcc.
There has been great many of them sold In
Texas this year Ia the high-prlced stores at
2nc. Hut our price Is only lVc They are
iue goods.
We offer bargains in white dress goods OF
all kinds.
We offer printed linen lawns nj loo, sold by
other stores NJ zoe.
We are selling out the balance OF our stock
OF parasols NJ cost, and they are going inst
We are Offering bargains In b.cached sheet.
Ing and shifting.
We are Offering 81 pieces OF lace bunting
Rt Toe; the usual price IL s0c. We have all
the colors.
We oiler bargains In ladies' oorsets. our
6oc correct In good one. Our 76c coraot ~
very good.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
Pa,.C.r Robb,d.

VICTORIA, b. G., July l7.--News
is received Of heavy robbery on the
Line Island railway this m rning.
Mr. Riley, piymsster for the railway
contractors, while on his way to pay
The employees, 10 reported to have beer
confronted by n number OF masked
men who pointed Ieyoivers a. him ant
made a demand fJr his III )ney. Riley
demurred, bu. when they threatenec
death he gave up the money 10 al
amount not known, but II Is suppose,
10 be quite large. The police are IN
ptlrBuit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SEE OUR LIST OF BARGAINS !:

We onsr bargains In mems suits OF all
kinds, nom So % TO 1870.
We offer bargains In mems alpaca coats
and vests.
We offer bargains In mems summer coats
and vests.
We offer q % lot OF 800 pairs mems cassl.
mere pants nc $780, worth $500,
We offer bargains In boys suits and clothes.
We offer bargains In boys pants.
Our nll-wool mems suits at $3.50 are worth
5000, and In most OF the stores they ask
$500 tor them, and then fan 10 gllO0.
We offer bargains In ladles' shoes and
slippers.
We offer bargains In childrsn's shoes.
shoes.
We offer Bargains In m sn's straw hats.
We offer bargains In boys' straw hats.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
No ,on Want III

= The handsome bedroom suit to be
given away by Fakes Il Co. on the Isl
of January Is doubtless the finest sur
NJ fnrniture ever shown in the South.
II took the premium over all competi,
TORS at the Louisville exposition, and
was bought by the enterprising hrm
of Fakes & CD. for the modest sum o.
S3o01 The suit ia well worth every
dollar of the amount paid for II, and
The holder of lucky number will have
cause to Ri )ice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
FORT ELLIOTT.
.snondence of Tho Gaz.ttn.

Correspondence of the Gazstte.
FORT ELLIOTT, Ten, July l3.--The
mail lost in the disastrous attempt to
cross Wolf creek last Friday night has
been recovered ten miles below from
where the accident happened, and
most of the mail matter went forward
some Of il hsving to be re.enveloped.
The body of the unfortunate psssen-
ger, Dick Haslip, was also found, but
the stage has not been heard from as
yet.
Communication by wire is cut
of in consequence of severe cyclone
between Dodge City and Fort Supply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
HIrh LIeense al sd. Louls.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo July lit Is tstl-
mated that $50 wine and beer saloens
have been closed here aud their pro-
prietors gone out OF business since
July I, under the operation OF the
hlgh-lIcense law, and that 400, or
about one-quarter OF the salo0na IN the
city, will be shut up during tue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
KYLE.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX, July IS w. w. Peavy,
who left here some three months ago
with several other Kyleites on big
catt.e drive from the Panhandle to
Nebraska, returned home last night,
having cotton his cattle through all
right. The whole outfit looked terri
bly, sunburnt, but otherwise report q
good trip
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
beer Of Tongue

u Pesembiing that of Gen. Grant.
u ten years ago he'd scroiulous sore
n light hand wdieh gave ne great
al and vi der the Uld-time treatment
asled up. and ] supposed was well. l
|<however, II bad only been drive
III system by the uss of potash and
IN and in March 1852. IL broke out 10
,[,at and conc ntratcd In what som 3
6luciurs denominat q cancer | was
4 under treatment for this disease.
III or s.ven OF the hest physl i0ns in
,untry had me at different times under
6hatge among hem three specialists
Lime: but one after another would ex-
.4beir skin and drop me. for ] grew
The cancer had eaten
Ia my cheek, destroying the roof OF
NTH and upper lip, then attacked my
al palate and lower lip, destroying the
lind under lip entirely and half my
ia eating out TO the top OF my left Neek
Md up to the left eye. From a hrarty,
|3syomRn c f $50 pounds / was reduced TO
M frame of 81 In and bones, almost I'M.
III turn myself in bed, / could not
~ solid food, but subsisted ON liquids,
Ii tongue was 80 far gone l could not
'fhe anguish OF mind and the horrlb Q
|.nps OF body witch experienced never
Gi en- up by physicians to
I'M no hope OF recovery on the part OF
Al who sat around my bedside expect
<2ry moment to be my last; In fact, my
la would place hts hand on me every
la then TO see whether was alive or
Ia al one time ali decided that life was
|W and my death was reported all over
t0ntIy.
|agas my wretched and helpless con-
1ihe rst of last October (lSSi), when
|1Iends commenced giving me Swifts
|lc. In less than month the eating
II stopped and healing commenced,
ne fearful aperture In my cheek has
o;bsed and firmly knitted together. A
vs. OF a new under lip Is progressing
and the TO que, which was almost de-
ire, N beingre overed, and 10 s ems that
ft. is supplying new tongue. i can
1ihat my friends can readily under
{fne, and can eat solid food again. j
pb)e TO walk about wherever / please
tut the assistance OF any or e, and h ave
An y pounC OF flesh; All this, under
Messing of "A theoretically Heavenly
NJ is due TO Swlft's Specific. 1 am a
iti snd marvel TO all my friends,
lfeds OF whom have known my Intense
41ngs, aud have visited me In my afnlc-
\. awhile am not entirely we'll, yet my
is none the less devout, and i am
IN that a perfect recovery is now In
Htlfauv doubt these facts, | would re-
Non 10 Hon. John IL. Traylor, state SEN
bis district, who is my neighbor, DR..
Hhdheld of LAGRANGE, Ga, or to any
fpersens living In the southern part OF
'pt county, Ga.
4 MRS MARY J.. CONFER.
VNnge, Ga May II, 1885,
TIDY all duggists.
1iiiseo on Flood and skin Diseases mailed
ten cur physician, No. 1877 w, 2Sd St
(. Consultauon fcee. 1HE SWIFT SPE
f&o., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
SPORTING.
PITTsBURG RACES.

PITTsBURG. PA, July 1.-THE sum
mer meeting of the Homewood Driv-
ing Park association closed to-day.
Fully 5000 people witnessed the final
races, which we're exciting and full OF
surprise.
The unfinished 2;27 race, five heats
of which were trJtted yesterday, was
won to-day by Inez in the sixth heat ;
Rex, SECOND; William Arthur, third.
Time, 2:2ll
Zoe B the winner of the trot race,
was I'd this afternoon to Glovanni
Zagunti Ct Rome, Italy, for $40 900,
Summary, 2:22 class, Jrottiug, purse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

We offer rs dor, mems fancy colored per
"a esand cheviot shirts az 100, worth sl.2S.
W. had 80 dor, of them, but sold rs dor last
week.
We offer 2j doE meu's white dress shirts al
80 ami 76c, worth VI 90 and l.2o.
10th OF the above lots VIII be sold out
soon; they are selling faat.
We offer bargains In linen table dsmssss
We uaer bargains In linen towe's.
We orer bargains In meas, allies ana
ohildren's hose.
We offer bargains In cotton, linen aud
wooden goods for meme aud boys clothing
We otter bargains IN trunks and valiseS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
AtBIh Places .

To-day Cspera Bros will dispense
ice cream, soda, lemonade, fruits, nuts,
candies, etc, at their place OF business
and at the pavilion. Provi.ions have
been made for large gatherings at both
places, and everything In the line OF
refreshments can be had In abnn'
dance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19
DE LEON.
spscial,o tho dazstte.

special 10 the dazstte.
DE DEoS TEX July 49, DIR. J, A
Davis OF this place will be a candidate
for door.keeper of the lower house oil
congress end Is Endorsed by numerous
influential friends.
j. Nj. Higgenbotham, while balhlug
with crowd OF young men OF THIS
place, narrowly escaped being drowned
In the con river yesterday evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

OF IL must aud should be taught also Ia our
public aud private schools
what we do want is four macadamised
roads leading from our city TO the line OF
TarRnt county. II us q. splendid time to sell
county bonds TO do the work. Itisa good
time 20 do the work--labor 10 cheap twin
pay every property holder In Fort Worth
aud IN rairAnt county about nvetimes what
Il cost IL has been tried by young elites all
over the United States, and always pays a
very large profit
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