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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24
RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
RIVER FALLS, WIS. SEPT. "a, 1885.
Entered at the posto6ee in RiUey falls as Sc cond-
class M after.
G.. B. DODD.
DENTAL SURGEON.
RIVER FALLS, MS.
g"Teeth s15 per set.
Office in Boxrud Block, up stairs. SO
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Fair weather for Fairs.
A full line of Jerseys at Jenson's.
Persian and saxony yarn at Mrs. E.
J. Scales.
Abraham is the leading clothier of
River Falls.
Did you see those Pea Jackets at
Abraham'si
Skate Bags, Valises. and Trunks at
Abraham's.
A full line of gloves and mittens at
Abraham's.
The track-layers are out about five
miles to-day.
Twenty Pounds of Rice at J. H.
Lord & Sons.
Hon. y. P. Haugerl is re-shingling
his residence.
School order books for sale at the
JOURNAL office.
ts-oyercoat';-at cost at J.
II. Lord & Sons.
The Junction Mill resumed opera
tions last Monday.
r. n. Jensen keeps complete stock
of ladies' fine shoes.
Leave your orders for job printing
at the JOURNAL office.
4 full line of WOODEN and cotton I'M
derWear at Abraham 5.
All wooden, scarlet underwear at
8braham's for 90 cents.
Go to J. H. Lord q Sons and buy a
pound of their Book Tea.
You win save money by buying
your Clothing at Jens3n's.
Skate bags and stral IS. skating suits,
and polo caps at A bra hams.
John Sweet. of Fsuibaut. Mimi,
visited friends here last week.
R. n. Jensen has just received his
fall stock Of Cloaks and Overcoats.
All the stylish novel ii es in fall MIL
linery just received at Mrs. Scales.
j. B. Maxgood, OF Gilman. favored
The JOURNAL with can yesterday.
Best goods, lowest p rices, is the Sc
n 4 lNT4 . D-ia Hlnf n
House.
Rev. II. Dockham, Pastor of the
NJ. F. Church here, is attending Con
ference.
The Junction Mills -sceived twelve
car loads of wheat on Tuesday even
ing's train.
r. \. Jensen is con annually receiv-
ing new goods and is always ready to
show them.
Clothing at cost. II ntil the entire
stock is closed out t j. Ii. Lord 4
SOM store.
Harvest gloves. owe rails, jumpers,
ct. ETC., at Abraham lne Price Cloth
ing House.
The best assorted anil cheapest line
of Trunks and TRAY cling Bags at
Weisend Bros.
Mr.. z X. Dodge, of lew Richmond,
is visiting relatives in own, the guest
Of Otto Anderson.
J. P. Austerud, of Ma rtell, started
last Tuesday for Moorhea d. Mimi, for
five months stay.
Miss Clara Kingsley is teaching in
Little Falls, Mimi, in the graded
school at that place.
John Gibson is reftting the Wash
ingtOn Pratt house for greater conYen-
fence as tenement.
S. E. Whitehead is building a 14x16
story and a-half addition to the south
side of his residence.
l.. II. Place, of Martell, was in the
city last Tuesday and favored the
JOURNAL with a cali.
Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! At cost,
and less than cost, to close out stock
at J. Ii. Lord q Sons.
Street Commissioner Rollins is put
ting down crossings at the junction of
Main and Maple streets.
|
| 4 session of the Pierce County PO-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

George Peterson, of Maiden Rock,
who came here to attend the Normal
School, has been obliged to quit the
school on account of sickness, and last
Monday started for Lafoon, Dakota,
for brief visit. He has been engag-
ed to teach near Stockholm and will
return from Dakota next month to
enter upon his school work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Street Commissioner Rollins is put
ting down crossings at the junction of
Main and Maple streets.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24
TIE WEEKLY
PIONEER PRESS.
NEW FEATURES, NEW TALENT,
REV. PREMIUMS.
The MODEL WEEKLY for the Family,
Farm ano Household.

vyVERY NUMBER contains the news Of the week In
"a condensed readable FORM chaste stories; live
Farm department edited for this field Wcmens depart
ment (by special editress) Young Folks department
Puzzle Notes and Queries" with replica 70
legal medical aud veterinary questions by experts also
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Best goods, lowest rices, is the Sc
cret of Abraham S One Price Clothing
House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Rev. II. Dockham, Pastor of the
Nj. +. Church here, is attending Con
ference.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Cloaks! Cloaksl Cloaks! At cost,
and less than cost, to close out stock
at J. II. Lord 4 Sons.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

S. E. Whitehead is building 14x16
story and a-half addition to the south
side of his residence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

l.. II. Place, of Martell, was in the
city last Tuesday and favored the
JOURNAL with cali.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

j. 3. MaXgood, OF Gil Imam. favored
The JOURNAL with can yesterday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

John Gibson is reftting the Wash
ington Pratt house for greater conyen-
fence as a tenement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

The Junction Mills received twelve
car loads of wheat on Tuesday even
ing's train.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Miss Clara Kingsley is teaching in
Little Falls, Mimi, in the graded
school at that place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

r. n. Jensen is con i7inually receiv-
ing new goods and is always ready to
show them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Clothing at cost. Btil the entire
stock is closed out { j. Ii. Lord u
Sons store
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

J. p Austerud, of Ma rtell, started
last Tuesday for Moorhea d. Mimi, for
a five months stay.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Mr.. T X. Dodge, of lew Richmond
is visiting relatives in own, the guest
IF Otto Anderson
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

The best assorted anil cheapest line
of Trunks and Trav cling Bags at
Weisend Bros.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

Harvest gloves, owe rails, jumpers,
ct. ETC., at Abraham lne Price Cloth
ing House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-09-24

All the stylish novel ii es in fall Nil.
linery just received at Mrs Scales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rRryE>r,,r
al Tspho-MniarlhI Fewer nnd Curr for
i,hrunntlsm ut last Discovered

al TSpho-NiniarlnI Fever aud cure for
Rheumatism ut last Discovered
BY ilir firm of Hughes Bros, manulac.
turing chemists OF Dallas, Tex This en-
1rrprislng firm have for the last five years
been engaged In Tie manufacture ol bak-
iug powders, wines, elder vinegar, etc.
DR. r. Z. Hughes, who presidrs over
their laboratory, has for the last forty
Years been engaged IN the study and prac-
iicv ~ medicine and chemistry, They
Also ilayc IN their laboratory Prof. Geo.
q calhoun, who has Tor many years been
4, icachrr Of chemistry, also Mr. J. Price
Mnrrick, Il graduate nt chemistry In the
University OF Philadelphia These gen
tleinmn IA manufacturing the various ar.
icles already mentioned have found Il
necessary 10 combat excessive icrmcntu.
fious, whether vinous, actions or alco-
holic, which have ever stood In the way
Of successfully manufacturing wine,
vinegar and alcohol Ia our
Southern climate. The experiment,
have resulted IN the discovery
OF an agent which completely obvmtcs
this difficulty. This agent is the extract
OF the bark Of a tree indigenous Go the
state of Texas. Carrying their expert.
lnonts stlll further, they have n,ccriained
that this same extract as completely cou-
trolls the only romainlng fermentation
known 20 the arts and sciences, via!
Blood fermentation, which Is the cause OF
fcvers as well as OF rheumatlsm This
agent they have combined with the eN-
tracts OF ginger and lemon, thereby rem
dcring IL u most vtllcacious as wen as de-.
lightfnl and palatablc beverage 1t Is not
only one of tbs best tonics Ia lis effects,
hnt The use Of Il ehectually prevents e..
pho-malafinl fever, At the same time, II
* sure cure for rheumatism Dr.
Hughes Extract Of Lemon aud Ginger t.
,iut MP in cases of two dozen hotties, and
can be- found az all iIrst-cla-s drug and
grocery stores,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
VIRN,,N,

Correspondence or the Gazette.
NrnNoN, TN, July rs Tom Miller.
a cowboy working in Greer county, aud
whose relatives live at CuluIa, la sale
county, was taken sick hast Thursday
night with congestion OF the brain. lie
was brought to DounS aud died saturday
evening, Ills remains were brought here
sunday morning and buried.
W g. Taylor alias Brown, has been
loating mere Tor some time rs a retired
cowboy sheriff Douglas rot his earle
eye ON him and Thought that he satisfied
u description oi Il horsr-thicf wanted in
some county south OF this. The sheriff
placed him IN Jail, aud afterwards turned
him over to the rangers. II has been
learned since that Taylor is wanted in
Brown county for murder.
ilnc Smith, known as the Md, who has
been herding sheep Tor Acres in the
southeast part OF The county, was arrest
ed 10y I H. Williams and another party
AT llarrold lasl SATURDAY rhry we're
taxing hlu To beaver creek to appear be-
lore squire Hawkins to answer charge
OF carrying u pistol. When they rot to
Rock creek, about twenty armed men
met them and orlrrcd them to
throw up thrir hands which
was complied with without controversy.
The party accused smith of horSr.Stcal-
ing and to try To make him confess hunu
Hun nj -four times, hut he would not toll
they then turned him over 10 Williams.
The MclhodiSts are holding a camp.
meeting an Beaver creek The BaptiSt>
held protNctrd meeting here la>t week
The Vernon sinners were proof against
the effort made to lead them from the
paths oi SIN.
Esquire Riddles court has been in >r>-
sion this week George Mills was the
most prominent litiganl lie had a me
llmmary trial, charged with stealing "a
bull The evidence not being sufficient
lie was discharged. lie also figured Tor
carving pistol had nilstrml, after
which the county attorney dismissed the
Ease, But the deputy sheriff did not let
HIM go SOME time ago complaint WAS
tllcd IN Esquire shields court at lhrpnld
charging Mills and Others with theft of
cattle, The warrant was not at hand. nor
did The deputy sheriff tell him
Tor what no was holding him.
Attorneys sued out writ ol hahcaS
corpus before County Judge orr
last night and brought Mills before him.
The Judge, knowing that warrant had
been issued Tor Minis arrest, continued
the hearing OF the hahcas cor.
pus proceeding until to day.
aud sent a deputy shorin 10 Harold
10 procure a warrant When presented
the Judge this morning with the dcpaty'S
answer the proceedings were dismissed
and the deputy directed To take the de-
PENDANT 20 liarrold for preliminary trial.
Two OF Esquire Riddles bondsmen
hled application hast uighi 20 90 of oi his
Official bond, Notice was served On him
THU morning and hc ceased the functions
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CORPUS CHRISTI.

special To the Gazette.
CoRrrs Cnmsrt, TEN, Aug. ia
special tclcgramrccclvcdh here to-day from
Washington announced that Bailey had
been appointed collector OF custom, Of
this district The dispatch must refer to
Capt. Charles r. Bailey, editor of the
Rockpor Transcript as he is the only
prominent Bailey in this district. While
the citizens of this city would have pre-
lerrcd II Corpus Christi man, they all
seem pleased with the appointment. Capt.
Bailey is a consistent Democrat of lie
long standing and viii make capable
and efficient officer This appointment Is
supposed tu have been obtained through
senator Coke, who Is Il firm friend of
Bailey. II leaves Ireand's brothcr-m.
law, col. Penn ol the Laredo Times. in
the shade. Capt. Bailey is not AN Ire
land man. nor i senator Coke
capt. j. II Polk shipped six car-louds
Ut mules To Fort Worth to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
NMPNSAS.

special lo the IaIritr,
LNNrN>As, TN, Au. Our whole
town is in IA fever OF excitement over an
immense coal vein that has been disco,
cred within three miles of this city. which
promises TO be the richest mine in the
Southwest The parties discovering the
mine have secured all ihc land in the
ncighhorhood ug which the coal lead
hears, and il Is owned or controlled by
Hon. j G.. Cook, T.. Arnold, j. 5. Stacey
and George l., Franklin, the latter ol
whom is an attorney, and repre-
SCENTS the company. The samples
ol coal, ~ shown your representative ny
MIR, Franklin, are of a very fine quality of
bituminous coal, remarkably free from
sulphur, and superior to- any coal vet
found IN Texas, and equal. il not better,
Than the best Nation coal found at Meal
lister. The work of developing the vein
IS progressing rs rapidly as possible under
the management of MIR. Franklin, assisted
by the best mining experts OF the country.
From the Size aud quality of the coal
Held, lanpaSa~ county will he able Ia
supply Texas with good fuel for many
generations.
The man that was drowned in the bath
ing pool was buried 10y the city, and up tu
date has not been identified 10y amy one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
GniENviIti4.

correspondence ~ the uazctlc,
thrrNNtilr, TrN., July a. The iirst
pl SiN murder cases lo be- tried ~ this
term OF The district court, that Of Mart
Hart for the murder Of Dr skinner is
NOW going on, The opening speech was
made Yesterday morning by Attorney l..
tu,hman for the prosecution The court.
room is wen iillcd with visitor, daily, and
the casc, though ct long standing, sim
creates much interest. The history of
the case Is as follows
III viii existed between Hart aud Dr.
skinner aud when Hart came 10 a party
az Skinncr'S house, the latter ordered
INN away. shots passed between the
parties on that occasion. Indictments
were died lay each against the other for
an assault with ntrut lu murder Just
before Harris trial came up Or.
Skinner was wayaid near town and Shot
down while on his way home Ills diving
testimony was that Hart did the shooting.
This, as stated to Tur GNIErtE reporter,
Is the fourth trial IN this case Attorneys
l.. CuShman, W. &. Jones, senator y, e..
Stinsun and j e.. Matthews are for the
prosecution and w IT, Andrews of Me-
Kinney, J.. ID, King ui sulphur Springs,
f. b Perkins and T.. w rcrhune Tor the
defense. II Is estimated that the trial of
Hart las already coSt the county ST., 600
Frank Neal, who shot Bob Hawkins In
a difficulty Monday, was brought before
The mayors court for carrying a pistol
and tried, resulting in a hung jury,
The school board Is getting oul of The
trouble over the bond question with the
assistance of Comptroller Swain, who has
instructed the board how TO issue bonds,
Aldermen g. II loakum aud Il j. Dun
can were appointed To draw up TIE bonds,
seven IN number, tor St0n each.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
MNXNMNCmII.

special To the Gazette.
WNNNnNcmE, TrN.. Aug. The State
Grange meets at WaNnlRclic ON the J It'll
inNl. e, and delegates will be- present from
all parts of the state cur citizens are
making great preparations to give Them u
warm reception.
The thirteenth session of HE Dallas
district conference of the ColOred Method
isl Episcopal Church in America, organ
ICED IN 1870 by the " u, church, South
Is Ia session here, Bishop W, II. Miles of
Louisville, Ky, presiding This organi-
latlon, 10y earnest efforts, has made rapid
progress. II now has sixteen annual
conferences, four bishops, 700 preachers
aud ~, 900 members
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
MINNsmnIin.

Correspondence ut The Gafcttc,
WiNNsHuRo, TIN, July 30 \ man
-iNly-tiye years old, known here rs u +.
Rowe, but whose rcnl name Is \. u Law
renee, has Just been arrested at his home,
three miles cast OF thi, place, charged
with being an escaped convict having
been sent up from Liberty county In Oclo-
her, 1877, convicted Tor the murder OF one
Ihonas Copeland of the same county. lie
effected his escape la April of The follow
ng year after serving seven months of
the right-ycnr sentence, during which
time be- acted as "lrusty."
sheriff Duprcc of Franklin county, who
made The arrest, has taken the prison 10
lnsk, where hc win turn him over Ia the
prison authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rIIor POINT

~prrinl to the tH2cttc,
ruoI rolNr, Ten, Mug, g. an cIcc-
ton for school trustees was held here To-
day with two tickets IN the field. The
vote pullcd was light and resulted in the
election by u very small majority OF
Mc>sr>. klultN sullivan aud Mckinney.
These gentlemen, So your reporter is In.
formed, are in iuvor of consolidating the
public school fund ior the maintenance
OF public free school for u term of ten
months.
Miss Anna Laird is erecting q school
building on Grove street Ia which she
viii conduct kindergarten school
The annual Horticultural fair will bc
held at The seminary next Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

special To the Gazette,
TYLER TtN., Aug. The examining
trial Of james Ialhrop, charged with IN
ccst, was had to-day, and he was bound
over In The sum OF $1,000 to await the ar-
lion of the grand jury.
Mr. r. Is. Reagan was qualified as
United States marshal of the Eastern dis
lrict OF Texas to-day. his bond having
been approved 10y Judge Subin,wh leave,
for Galveston Tonight
Hon. John n Reagan of Palestine spent
Il short time in this city to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
nII.MIIt.


Correspondence If the JHlclir.
Gliurr, TIN, July 3d.. Last night at
the residence ol The brides mother, near
this place, Mr.. Henry Bail of Atlanta,
Tex, and Miss Lucy Camp Of this place
were united in the holy bonds of wcdlock,
Rev. s l.. Ball officiating The Young
couple have The best wishes of host of
friends for their future prosperity
F.. The surveying corps OF the Marshall
a Northwestern railway reached town
this morning. The officials express them
selves AS being we'll pleased with the
route. The corps win continue The sur
toi 10 Wlmsborn at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
TUE GAZETTE; FORT WORTH TEXAS, SUNDAY AUGUST 2

that has been campcd fiity mpes below
town Tor the past three montlls came here
to-day with all it, cqupace ready To 20
into new quarters near JNalde. The ran
gers will hc sadly missed by our people
here, autong whom tk'y have made many
friends Roy their gcntlemanly conduct and
efficiency IN enforcing the laws in that
God-iOrsaken country lhcirold camp,
which will now blossom out again In an
IT, former malodorous beauty pf robbery,
mRrdcr, Iorse-stcaling and smuggling
that strip of country should either be
given up entirely TO the Mexican outlaws
or force kept there that viii give a
white man some assurance of protection.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
IgI ItI.I.SuN.

special Ia The Gazette.
BtmE~oN, TN Aug. ! There was "a
man found This morning lying by lI, side
of tie railroad track in an unconscious,
condition, badly bruised about the head
nnd left shoulder His skull was broken
Just above the left eye. II is supposed
that he tried To board a passing train
about . O'Clock last night lie Ina, red
hair and mustuchc, a red complexion and
is about tlNc feet ten inches high, weigh,
about one hundred and hiiy or one hum
drcd aud sixty pounds, aud j, about
lhjrty-tiyo years old
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Correspondence oi the Gn2otte
E,Gir rN~S, Inn July 80 The con.
cert aud bali given by Dcuonas Juvenile
brass hand "thc wonder of the bloody
border, ncttcd the boys SIPS, They are
cndcayorlug to raise money sufficient 10
purchase new horns aud equipments.
This v a wonder IN The musical line None
OF the members ol tue band arr over III
teen years OF aye aud the youngest Is only
nine years, but they play with the protC-
lcncy and skill of veterans.
Some days ago nr. kocrppen, Il physi-
clan of PledraS Ncgras, had his watch
stolen and suspicion pointed Nrry strong.
~ va an eN.llcutenant named Manuel
Moral, nS hring The tliief, and the doc
tor was by no means delicate in
referring Ia the proud Axtcc IN
connection with the mysterious disappear
ance of his iavoritc timc-plecc. This
coming 90 the ears of the degenerate son
of Mars he Sworc hr would hang the
doughty DOCTORS hide on the fence to dry
that day or lie hoped he would never be
able again TO steal Grmgo'S horse or
eat chlll-con-carne. with blood In his
eye, murder most foul nhls heart, aud a
great biz Colts i6 In his hand, he, hy a
series of forced marches surrounded tic
doctor 10 his oiilce, aud opened lire ON
The transporting disciple of Escnhplns
who was conyersing with Judge Hop
sitter from this Slide OF The river. The
doctor spang AZ him aud succeeded la
capturing his battery before Il did any
execution, Moral has been lodged in
jail by The authorities
Ca!I L, I, seeker company Of rangers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

correspondence ~ The Gazette.
IIoLL,ND Tx, July ~ The grand
baseball game AZ this place yesterday be-
tween the Georgetown club aud Holland
Blues resulted in u big victory for the
Georgetown boys by score OF fourteen
ia thriy-opc MIR Michel OF the llol-
land Blues was Knocked down, and came
near being seriously hurt 10y a bail mis-
directed and thrown by the pitcher for The
Georgetown club.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
wr,ri,rRroHD.

special To tho Gazette.
WEArHEnroRD, TEN Aug. The
Cumberland Presbyterian parsonage was
finished to-day by Messrs lIambright s
Jones, and will be- ready for occupation
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. VI Bowie gave lawn
party tonight in honor of the normal
school.
County court adjourned to-day. It has
been in session three weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

OF his Office until new bond can be APP.
proved by the commissioners court.
The warm weather has not been able
To deter Cupid from bis work. There
were four weddings 10 this county last
week
Col. Frost and other railroad magnatcs
were IN town last night. Their object
was To complete arrangements with our
citizens for putting up the telegraph line
from Harold to Vernon Work viii
begin next week, and II will not be- long
until "lightning" will hy from Vernon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
BIIToN.

special ia the Ganuc.
BnroN, TEN. Aug. Ia few days
since sheriff Fulwilcr OF this county ar
rested at Bhrlcson g. W Naught, alias G.
y Brown. and brought him to this city.
Brown is charged with forgery in Cole
county, III. lie at one time lived in this
county, aud ns soon a. our sheriff got a
description of him he knew where 10 spot
his man. The prisoner was yesterday
turned over 10 Sheriff j. H. Hamilton Of
Cole county, H., who left with him ON the
afternoon train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Received to-day at l., lhgby'S 2lO Main
street, an elegant line of sin feet zinc and
copper bath tubs. II YOU have water ON
Your premises, now Is the very time To
secure a bath tub which can hc put in at
an a>ionlShin%ly low inquire, costing from
$500 mp, The price will surprise YOU.
tHll aud receive an estimate.