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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-06
RoBusT Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess it. The tafnt of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining the
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
talniy show its effects, and with all the more
virulence the longer 1t has been allowed
to perneate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense of unnatural
lassitude, or languor, is one of Natures
warnings of the consequences of neglect.
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Trust Nothing Else

than AYERS SARsAPARILLA. Numerous
crude mixtures are offered to the public
as ''blood purifiers" which only allure
the patient with the prctense of many
cheap doses, and with which 1t is folly TO
experiment while disease is steadily be-
coming more deep-seated and difficult of
cure. Some of these mixtures do much
lasting harm. Bear in mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify the
vitiated blood is
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-06

FOUET LAMP-Can be attached to any gas oI
oil fixture, side bracket, ETC., colds quart Of oi
and burns rs hours. Price g. so TO $500
STAND LAMP-For table or desk use. Holds
] vuart of oil end burns 7-8 hours. S3-to $3.50
LIBRARY F0UST-Made expressly library ex
tension hangers. Holds quart of oil and burn:
10 hours. Price $2.75 to So
ALL NIGHT F0UNT-Same as Fount Lamr
only has a larger oil reservoir and con scquently
wi ! burn longer. Price, So to $3.25.
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Re1sogGZ!


On account of our removal
into our new Store we propose
to offer our entire stock of Gen
eral Merchandise to the Public
at such low prices that notwith-
standing the present hard times
and scarcity of money, will en-.
able everybody to buy our
goods.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-11-06

Dim ness of Vision. Noises In the Head, ExCESsRS
IN DRINKING Intoxicating liquors, tine vital fluid
passing unobseryed In the urine, and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity and DEATH
DR.. MIHTIE, who Is A RB0ULAR PHYslcfkS f1nAnr
ATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. win asrse
to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DoLIARs for case - h;s
kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE lunder hiss sneriaI
advice and treatment) win not cure sr for anvftino
impure or injurious found in IT. DR. MIsTIE tTeaas
all private diseases successfully without n,srxrv
CONSTELLATION FREE. Thorough examination and AL
vice. including analysis Of urine, $500 Prica 81
VITAL ALRESTORATIVE, sl.s0 bottle, or four times
the quantity, $500; sent TO any address no rseeiz
of Price, or C. o, D. secured from obsorvation. ma
in private name if desired by DIR. MINTIE II KElEFT
STREET, SAN FRAscIsco, CAL. Send for List 81 auss
tions and pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
win be sent to asy applying by letter stafinr
synytons, and age. Strict secrecy In regards s.
all business transactions. = =
DR.. MINTIE,s KIDNEY RENADY, NEpHRETycru
Cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder ceomplaint
Con orrhea, Glcet, Leuchorrhea etc For sale hv 81
drsggsts u bottle six bottles for fivedoIlafr
DR.. MIsTlEs DASDELIoS Pills are the hest and ,hs
cheapest DrsI EPsIA and BfLIoUs cure in rs msrkes
For sale by all druggists. 5 '.'-s 49,
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TIE ENTIRE STOCK

Must be sold before we NOV c
Our Stock is larger andbetter
assorted than any in the City,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH EEsFEDY.

IS q NEFEK FAILING
+CURE for Nervous Debility
Seminal Weakness, Ex-
hausted Vitality, spsrms-
itorrhca, Lost Manhocd.
AIrnPo tencys Paralysis,
Prostatorrhea, and all the
Iterribie effects Of Self
abuse, youthful follies and
|excesses in maturer years,
srich as Loss of Memory.
'LAssits1de Nocturnal En-.
.iaeiana. aYarnin,a - a.elaa.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
Strike Not Yet Ended.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. 25,--Notwlth-
standing the concessions made by PreSi-
dent Chisholm of the Cleveland Rolling
Mil company, the strike Is not over.
y committee OF idle workmcn, accom-
panied by the mayor, called on Mr..
Chisholm to-day with II paper which they
wished him to sign.
They demanded that every striker he
taken back, that proper notices be made
hereafter when reductions in wages are
proposed, and that Mr.. Chisholm here.
after listen personally to the grievances
of men who think they have been dis.
charged without reason.
Mr.. Chisholm agreed to all the de.
mands except the first. He said that OF
the 1000 strikers 1000 would
have TO seek employment else.
where, as the mills would not be
run TO their greatest capacity. The
company had been out OF the market SO
long that new trade would have TO be
worked up. In time perhaps all the new
men, except few who had maltreated
him personally, would be given positions
The committee were dissatisfied with
the interview and returned to Newburg
Tonight meeting of the strikers was
held at the town hall In Ncwhurg.
The leaders knowing that they are the
men whom the company VIII not again
employ, made pathetic speeches
about the 1000 who were 10
be murdered as they termed IT,
and the strikers fell in with the leaders
and declared that all should remain out
if alrwcre not given an opportunity tc
take their old places.
So the matter stands.
The company has done the fair thing
and people hereabouts recognize tina
fact.
sympathy for the strikers is fast cbb
inc AWAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Patents TO Hall Million Acres OF
Capitol Lands Issue TO the
Chicago Syndicate.
The Secretary Of tho Land Ronrd Refuses
to Make r"hnc Grass Commissioner
swlnls Eepou.
srccni 10 tho Gaaclic.

special to the Gasette
AvsrtN, TEN, sept. sa.-Col. q. NJ.
Swink of Dallas, one ct the tree-grasS
commissioners, has returned and pre-.
Scnted his report TO the governor As to
his Investigations IA Crosby, Linn. l.uh-
book, Dickens, Cara and Kent counties
He reports a large portion of this
section of the state as well atlaptcd
Tor agriculture, With generally good
water Tor stock, The county Is largely
occupied by pasture men and there are
about twenty families OF Germans who
have raised good crops OF corn and
other grain. lie found but few instances
OF violations OF the law and those of
but little consequence. The large cattle
companies either own or lease theit.
ranges. Mr. Swink has twenty-four
counties In his district, all of them un-
organized, with little facilities for travel
and investigation. lie Is here To ret bet.
ter data for his work, to which he Will
soon return.
I Tux GAZETTE correspondent called on
\ Secretary Lawrence of the land board
and asked TO be allowed 80 see Mir
1 Swink's report, but Mr.. Lawrence
1 said II could not be given out ~ vet
/ owing 10 certain inaccuracies, 1t h plain
that the authorities do not intend any
more of the grass commissioners reports
shall be published. What was obtained
/ from MIR Swink above was rot from him
/ by reporter while MIR. Swink was
under the impression that the reporter
/ had read the report
To-day Gov Ireland and Land Com
missioner Walsh signed patents to abont
/ half a million acres of capitol lands to a
! Chicago syndicate, thus giving clear title,
The patents number nincty-nine all told.
The contractors paid fees amounting "a
Sli00 under protest,
John Jones, alias Doc Daily, wanted
for murder in Clay county, Ark, was ar
rested near Austin to-day by Sheriff W
McNicl of Arkansas aud taken back to.
| niuht
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
CABLE NOTES.


Lord Wolselcy has been created Wis
count.
The prince of Wales Is IN Vienna iu-
cogulto.
Rumors are current that prominent
Dublin llnancier Is a dcfaulter and has
absCondCd.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says the car
has convened council of ministers for
Monday next.
A dispatch from Belgrade says the
Servlan army Is being mussed in roadi-
ness for active service.
There were I49 new cases OF cholera
and 40 deaths from disease reported
throughout spain Thursday
Hints are made at st. Petersburg that
1t IS possible the Russian troops may be
called upon 10 occupy Bulgaria.
The Austrian government Is purchasing
Mt advanced prices all the corn and oats
IN the market for army purposes
The Soryiau government has summoned
all the SerSans now in Germany 10 nc.
turn home at once for military duty.
The new Turkish grand yizior, who was
formerly Turkish ambassador To Russia,
maintains friendly relations with the ear.
II was rumorcd ut Vienna last nigh,
that the king of Seryla has been muir.
dered. The report, however, IL not con
ilrmcd.
The Signatory powers 10 the treaty OF
Berlin are In favor of conference forth
with for the settlement of the bulgarian
difficulty
q a.. O..
London to-day, when n council OF mnis'
tiers win be held to prepare an electoral
manifesto.
TIE new Turkish ministry Is said 10 bc
in favor of q compromise Ia order 90 Sc
cure peaceful settlement OF the ques
lions at issue.
A dispatch from Belgrade says twelve
Scrrian battalions have gone south. Trnf
fic between Seria and Room-Elce has
been suspended,
The German government has expelled
! from Prussia Count Iumoyski, Polish
noblcmun and one of the largest lane
! owners ~ Poscn.
/ The governments OF Austria and I'm
gland have given their assent and vii
appoint representative to the Room
ElecHn conference.
Count Won Mucnster and NJ. Wadding
ton have returned to London, and nov
all the foreign ministers TO Great Britain
are at their posts.
A British cabinet council has beer
hastily summoned for to-day. II is'sai,
that the Room-Elec difficulty will be ,h'
subject Of discussion.
A Bulgarian minister and NJ. Mlgncses
director of the bank OF Bulgaria, hnyt
been sent rs delegates Jointly with th
Room Eleean delegates TO represent tn
situation TO the car.
1t is reported thai Prince Bismarck an'
Lord Salisbury are in favor OF a solution
Of the Room-Elcean question based on ~
acceptance by the porte OF the union o
North and south Bulgaria, on the condl
ton Of the complete recognition of Ga
sovereign rights Of the sultan and of lh
payment of tribute to Turkey.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
rNGLtsrr POLITICS.

LoNpoN, sept. - An immense pOpu-
lar meeting was held here tonight at
which orations were delivered by Messrs,
BradIaugh, Mosclcy, Chamberlain aud
others. The hall In which the meeting
proper was held was packed by an
audience OF 1000 persons aud outside the
building fully 90, 900 more were assembled.
The utmost good hunor prevailed. Mr..
Chamberlain was twenty minutes
In getting through the crowd.
lie made slashing election speech, the
new and important point 10 which was
the vehement declaration that he would
never become member Of cabi.
net which would not adopt reform
measures, including reform Of IN,
taxing laws, free elementary
education and the acquisition OF land b,
local authorities IN order 10 aid the small
tenants.
one Of the features Of the evening was
Newman Halls fulsoIne reference 70 The
ROYAL family. Ills remarks brought forli
storm Of defislon which lasted iull!
/ Ave minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
Philomathean Literary.

Philomatlsenn Literary.
This society entered on its third wear
last night.
fair attendance of members was
noted and the exercises were unusually
interesting.
Prof. Sparklin delivered an opening adj.
dress which was full of good points. The
other exercises were: Defamation, Will
Estes; short addresses, Prof. Mansfield,
Bernard Getzendaner and Fred Hollo-
way; "Resolvcd, that Prohibition would
not be detrimental TO the interests OF
Texas" was then debated. Fred Hollo-
way affirmed, j. =. Nicks denied. The
arguments were strong on both sides aud
the debate far above the average There
was difference of opinion as to how
the decision should be made. whether on
the merits of the question or the merits
of the arguments. When the vote was
taken the victory was given to the mega
tive.
The election of officers for the ensuing
term resulted in the choice of j. T.. Nicks,
president; Prof. p. NJ. White, vicc-presi-
dent; Miss Matte Duncan, secretary:
Prof. Mansfield, critic; leigh Owens.
sergcant-at-arms; Prof. Sparklin, Miss
Oracle Owens aud Fred Holloway were
appointed committee TO prepare pro-
grammc for the next meeting.
The Philomathean society deserves
credit for the progress made and for the
faithfulneSs in striving for literary eX-
ccllence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
I'll, niue aud the Gray.

CHArTANoodA, Tenn, Sept. 2J.-Three
hundred Indiana excurslOnists were ten
dered a reception here tonight by Look
out post, No, 2, G.. a. r..
\. y. Forrest camp No. OF Coniedcr-
ate veterans was present
An interesting feature OF the reception
was the presentation by the Lookout
post TO the Forrest camp OF beautiful
rayel composed OF woods from the battle
fields Of Chickamausa, Missionary Ridge
and Stone Mountain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

Win her friends last night, In fcstivi.
YES az the knowltou mansion, on
lamar street. The yard had been
peanuiully- decorated with Chinese
nliternS; soft music hoatcd out on the
vool night air, TO which dozens OF merry
ieet Kept rhythmical tread, and when the
uahcing ceased abundant refreshments
completed the happiness OF the Young
loiAs' Mrs. knowlton and Mrs. Good
sho'lgh Were the hostcsses of the oc-
casion and right royalty entertained
their youthful guests. Among those
present We're Misses Irma Fosdlck
Maggie Wilson, Ollie Burlington, Luln,
nlnlna and Eliza llaggart, I.adic,
nstue and Lillian Tcyis, Mary
Mheellngton, Harvey Graves. Tommlc
Malone, Lusic Clcmond, Baby Hard.
Dora Brown, Fay Turner, Grace Elscr,
Cornic and Laura Smith, Grace Holdings.
worth, Agnes McFaul, NAV Tully, Cornic
Martin, Pet Martin, Mary Waller. Teddic
Burlington, Robbie and Katie Priest, Sallic
and Annie Simpson, Hoftense Swartz
Maud llirshey, Pauline wynnc, Masters
Lee and Matte Simpson, Miller, Brown,
Iommie Martin, Robert Littleiohu.
Woodland, Goody Priest. Lyman and Joe
Barber, Hillsman, Wilson, George
Mcfaul, Willis and George Adams,
Lawrence Tevis, Walter Ilaggart, Malone
Waller Harry Wynne, assisted by Mrs.
Eaton, Adams, Burlington, Hard, WyHue,
Mitchell, Waller, Mr.. Mangum, Ennis,
Stanield, Lamhorn, Thomas and Judge
Priest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
nrArn rnoM cmoLERA.

NEW YORK, Sept. Pa seaman OF the
Italian bark Excelsior, Capt Longsbardo,
from Marseillcs, which arrived this morn
ing, died of cholera three days after the
vessel sailed. with this exception all on
board are now and have been well The
bark is detained at quarantine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
reinforcement. for ROCK springs.

OMAHA, NRB., Sept 24.--Gen. Seho'
field passed this morning on his way
from Rock Springs TO Chicago. lie was
met AT tho train by Gen. Howard ant
Union Pacific officials. All be had 10 50!
was. that all was quiet at the mines bu
the military viii be relnfcr reed with /
company from Twcniy-hrsi Infantry >
Fort Mckinney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
Hotel Ar al

At the Hotel brunswick; John IIardinc
Nicburnei j II Wilson, Harold. J l. Crawford
Hrahnm' y q Hammer, Dallas, q n n Locker,
san Antonioi iiemstoad, Dallas, Geo 81
Moodi WcathcrtOrd John G HpymOnt Denton
VIM scrwins. Coalvlllo; X T. Maddox, county,
j II Broekman, Bowie; DR. W N Davis, Arliug.
ton; 4 y Cess, III raso; A u kirby, AnsOn
Robert lleale, Mexico; Geo Griilith and wife,
Jno Wagstail, Gordon; Carl Vincent brown
wood j Crowdus, 81 Louis G. II llaines,
Chicago.
Nestbrooke, HenricttM & ID Lipscnmb, OMIT
mani VIM NJ Potter, Atchlson, Sas; Vim Nor.
Wood, Chas Wilson, Harold; 1 \ summons
Easuand county: J II Gage Clehurnci Tos
Jones, Arkansasi II II Page, Dallas, ii Erun.
tcld, Marshall; Jno II saunders W Y Allen.
Abilene; w G liolngsworlh, Shcunnni
! u hampton, Missomii J Dwight. Round
+ Rocks y Hcnshaw, Decatur; Walter Npalrick,
I Ccntcrylllc; w Coifcy, u !. Eghcri. New or,
cleans, L q llagman, san Antonio; \ n Loo.
I NcNicoi Il J. Windsor, Ameticus. Ga, Tito
smith, Cincinnati, ohio; Miss Freeman. Deca
/ fur; W Cody. Arlington; j y Thomas, \ i
I scwcll, Grandylcw II u Pollard, Prof Y 4 W
Scruggs, liandlcy
At the Pickwck W Il Mason .Ir St LonlH;
w T Moore Jr, Llano; IS Thomas, r, 4 Am.
bier, city; q \ Gibbons, Houstoni J Il shelley
II Louis W c Crolicr, Chicago; J II Caldwell
Hannibal, Mo- Jones, Il II q ; Williams
san Antonio; d { Plumb, Chicago. } u Brad
shaw, Jefferson; !. l. Craddock, bowie; j NJ
O'Nen, city; v u l.ipscomb liatcsvlle. Nk;
Joshua smith; Bolerc; / T. llorzog, Joseph
Denton; } 6 Toilet New Orleans; Geo 4
Endies, Worcester Mass; NJ Newman New
York; { |. Potter, Gainesville; W Woodson
Glassco; J T. Addlngton, Il n; \ NJ Thomson,
Gainesville; & W llollingcr. Kansas
city, Mo; W l. Kline, Chicago. IN:
7 u Lewis, Wcatherlord; John Mcdonald Aus.
tin; w II Young, Taylori George II McGee, New
York; j Houston, st. Louis; II II lIlll, Waco;
w W Darlington, Taylor q W Price, Taylor;
Max Emanuel, New York; NJ j Iangdon, st.
Louis' Marks Miller, Morgan / u Harris, St
louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
stockmen In Council.

A meeting of the executive committee
of the Cattle RaiserS' Association OF
Northwestern Texas was held in this city
Yesterday with the following members
present; j. w. Simpson, Dallas; W S.
lizard, Henrietta; j G.. Loving, Jacks
boro; A. NJ. Britton and 4. b. Burnett,
Fort Worth. The secret work OF the
association was discussed, after which
the following resolution was adopted and
the meeting adjourned
Resolved, that it is the sense of this
committee that the president OF the State
Live Stock association call Il meeting OF
the members of said association together
with members of all other cattle associa-
lions in the state at an early day, to take
into consideration the policy to be pur-
sued by Texas stockmen at the annual
meeting of the National stock and Horse
Growers association, to be held at St
Louis, Mo, on November %, 1850 also to
agree ona quarantine line through the
state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
Chapter Three.

antonio Happy proprietor OF the
Happy saloon, corner OF Eighth and
nam, Is beyond doubt man of many
woes, His domestic fluctuations have
already been made subject of comment
III ilil GAZETTE. Since the grand split.
up between them on Thursday evening, a
ilvely contest has been going on between
Mr. and Mrs. II. to. decide who was to
Diame IN the matter, aud yesterday
Recorder Field was called in to act as
referee. After carefully weighing the
evidence his honor decided that Happy
was guilty OF administering unlawful
discipline to his wife and fined him slOo
and costs. This is the unkindest cut of
all his miSfortunes AMI Happy is naturally
enough inconsolable. He win appeal the
case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
,IssIoyp nIEsrs MAssACnED.

Pans, Sept. 25.--Among the victims IN
the recent massacre of Christians In
Cochin, China, were the mission priests
Rev. Fathers Davis, Dupont and Martin.
Much indignation is expressed against
Gen. de Courcey because he hcsiiated 10
send troops TO protect the missionary
stations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
CHOLERA.

RoME, Sept. 25.-Cholera reports from
Palermo for the past twenty-iour hours
show l7G new cases and nincty-four
deaths AZ Parma during the same
period there were seven new cases and
five deaths Several cases are reported
at other points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
The NIlnstreis.

Our correspondent at Colorado City
tclcgraphs the termination of the troubles
of Kersands' minstrels at that place as
follows:
COLORADO, Ten, Sept. g,
Kcrsands' Ministries were honorably
acquitted OF the misdemeanor of which
they were charged at this place and are
now on their way TO I'LL their engage
mcnts
ON account of these unfortunate com
plications the company was forcedto miss
its regular engagement here for Friday
and Saturday nights, but arrangements
have been made for it to return from
Dallas, where it plays tonight, and APP
pear here on Monday night Tickets
purchased for either Friday or Saturday
will be good until Monday. Those who
desire 1t can have their money refunded
at the box office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
Another Advance.

The movement TO establish an electric
light system in Fort Worth Is progressing
0nely. Although it has only been under
hpadway for two days, thirty leading
firms have already subscribed, and thirty
more names will secure the plant. NO
difficulty ought TO be experienced III get
ting one hundred additional subscribers
before nightfall II the requisite number
il raised the plant viii be put in oper-
ntion within forty days, with 100000
worth of machinery Fort Worth cannot
AFFORD 10 let such an opportunity sip 70
keen mace with the progress OF her rivals
rIectricity, as a method of illumination,
il now recognized as necessity IN an
cities of any pretentions whatever. Ihc
Nam Depocle system is being populariZcu
yvhereyer introduced, and possesses many
noints of superiority, among whlch are
mentioned, sEXtreme simplicity IN
construction in all parts OF the
system; ease Of management ana AZ
tendance to dynamo; perfect cohtrol OF
current TO run given number OF ishts
| from one up TO the full capacity Oh tne
machine; perfect safety in handing IN.
Ismns while the current Is oni the lighi
can he looked at with impunity, ana
seems to improve the eye, rather lilau
produce HARM A recent issue % 81,
Herald Chronicle, Laporte, lnd'' NV
/ glowing description of the van pepoVl'
! light, which has just been lntroauec.
/ there, and also at Pine Bluff. MT. Az
drews, the agent OF the system, Is push
/ ing the subscription list here, and WIZ ~
doubt complete II within few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

'..Sred birds aud glas, balls are
to-day at the driving park.
" ~. follow the shoot for the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

> -oan Yesterday united in mar
aries X. Tippett and Miss
~ both Of this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

suson. administrator of the
Ed /. smith, deceased, applied
iulge Furman yesterday for
n ral estate in this city be-
n,se estate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

Pacific was nearly an hour
IN owing to bent axle. The
..Iac north-bound did not get
|f.s0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

es" ys Texas 4 Pncillc Rail-
W., ~ suit for damages, occupied
i,y Yesterday in the dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

IsIpns'
..,dan excellent programme for
ao,nlng and evening. Atella
IN BEAUTIFUL duet, "'rhe Lost
,5r are most prominent on the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
y Item

esle OF the Electrical World
following from the CONNER
moi Boston will be interest
Pan-Electric company are
.a strides, especially in Texas.
At Fort Worth, Denison and
aherpoints they have about
me company's business, and
nave started in Dallas and
giant points which the Erie
a'e depended upon for an in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

h. Expsess company last night
nNe bags OF brand-new silver
| M the New Orleans mint for
M National bank. Any one of
nsas much as a man could lift.
IHk needed in the cotton trade
lnge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26
THE CITY.
!, roltomizcd in a Column by
e.,ette's RepOrtorlal
stan.

,e,idents Gathered ON the
!, tlic social Circle, from
,,re,lde-Eterswhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-26

',,5ound Texas & Pacific had on
|,m Immigrants bound for Bell
~ train being late the south
eouri Pacific waited an hour for
immigrants were nearly all