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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
germiIdtes.
gfcipsWnrfer W0d1rfdlfett ,

Stem 9orf, !. DECEMBER. - @eneraf.
major aler. SbaIer, melter geiteru 2beno
inter oer2lntlage oerbaftet mur6e, 8efteduu-
gen beSiiglih Der GusmabI Don 8auitdtten
fir 0tilils2SoheniGle an9enommen 81 baben,
purbe beute friib inter $4,000 8trgI5aft
entlaiieH,
- Der SnQueft i'll Se;ug auf ben Sob Der
Srau 0tarD SinIta uno ibrer imei 9iuoer,
tpeld)e ON %. gtopember in 9tr. 4O4, Sts
"a. StraBe, Su Sooe uerbraunt muroeu, en-
bette beute nit einem @abriprufe, mel6er
erilGrt, oaB oaS Seuer auaeleqt poroen, Uno
oaB Setnrid 8obut Der SranOififter iei. Die
Sur1 flagt SobutS 8ru6er gouaro als Otit.
ihuloi9en on, empftebIt leOO4 Die Gntlaiiung
BON 6eiuridis Satin.
- Der 9ruHoiteiH oe5 ueueu 9ebduoeS
Der Young Womens' Christian Asso-
ciation" on Der Sfsl5. StraBe uurOe beute
9ta6mittag inter eutiprehenoen @eremo.
MEN selegt. 9as 9ebdu6e Ioa Stod.
merle bod per6en unb 1925, 1000 toifen.
- Slioer 6. aidenfeloer, Elm 4l=iGbriger,
perbsiratbeter @eiflider aus philadelphia,
unb Elm NfdOhen, Namens Sinbeqe GroTueQ,
aus SpanniS, Raii., mo Der 9eiilidbe eiRiae
3eit lang tb6ttg SeDeieH mar, Duroen beute
auf SeraHlaHung zines SHfelS oeS Ntdo9eHs
auf einem 6abrboote am 6uBe Der Court
Ian6froBe berhaftet. Der Sntel beiduloigte
aideuielber, 6as Wdoden entfibrl III baben,
ulein Der @eifIide bebnuptete, er babe Sia.
belle, oa ite Su 6auie idleft bebauoelt fuurs
De, AMI ibr ei9eneS 8erIauseu uitgenommeH,
Inn ibr Elm llnterfommen III ueriAaffen. Rad
einem Serb0r uuroe Der @eiltl;dle entlaiIeu,
nne ISABELLE Der Sbbut ibres SnteIs iibers
gebeu.
@ines un9ebeuren Abintes erfreuen fid bic
berihmren Or. Guguii S6ni9's ,Sam6urs
npr Rnfnilier1 QRehi,;t,n,, a o. 1errnhfn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
W WnI4tta
IN BreH peri dtebeHeu6Ormcu
SfiIttc[frbrr.

InlteS hno BtRi9ee EtebCt, gebtilt fiir so Gents
~ aIo. 5sV NaocIeS Nellnltld IN 0er gBeIt 6as 70
.WAIG uueIlel We0er peilt, mogeH fc Uou perborhss
ntf SuIt (Malarial oosr gntarieter Sale fomns1-
mg08tl he SUorl1b=, NsrUcHHe6er, G1p6us oSSy
SS'gS9 DItOet PelRtn, ais - uuter Su,ieBuno no1
3 q M np $ GtIICu - RnOmah's l9s,nrS ~. ~.
lte1. SuuBil Gents bic ,Elafrhs ~ y S''""" wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
45. Sa6rgang.
~Ssfttasssanssigsn.
q RI pa rtt Il.
RALTIMORE, MD.

Gin Seber IN In iesser 3eit befrsbt bel ben oer'
tld1,ebenen @iufduien 8eIo Su iparen; In EStrfz
Iicifctt tann aud Elm SeSer Dieiss erretd1en, mern
- or in oem tuoblbetannten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
aro6es AGortimsnt ll1interwaaren

erbaIten unb empfeble IoIts, nie 6erbaupt msinen
Borrotb in allen Sorten Sduhen &C., einem geebrten
YnblitIm ouf's Sefe uno iebe senei9tem 3ulprub
t5eHsns entaeeen, q, q. NteS,
(147-) ytr. 145, Shoz zBronofpdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
S6n6sef6dft pon 6. 6. 2ste:
sr. 145, saSsgroaSwas,

poripritt unb baieIbf feline gintdute matt in Stis'
Esln, S6uhsn &C. suite nno oauerbatte g0aare
-oereaus i biniser oIs ir9eno Semanb in Der Stao.
-Shuelsr Berfaui unb HetneT Eroft" III meln
@runSIat. SD babe ioeben eln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02

@ines uusebeuren abiate8 erfreueu fidl bic
beriihmten Or. Guguf S6nig's ,Sam6ur.
ger Samilien Mebi;inen." Die ErOpieu
fn6 nniibertreiiIif bel allen @0senz unb Sc.
berleiSeu unb Der &bee belt iidsr aue grtats
tuugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
qntfaeisung bsS gapfss be3a8lia Der sa-

NNITu7IIVHIY ULU +WPIItp Ut5U5IIuJ UII VI
rolinGnsSHisln acceptirt.
@iner 9epeife ans 8OrOeuur ;uiolge 1T
9uij 3Oriuu, Der ipuuiide Ngitator, UOH
6rantretd mad Spuuien ubgereiit, I'M cine
@rbebuug 81 @uHteu Der Republit in Sang
81 bringen.
Die 9egieruug bat befOhIeu, baB oer 8elo=
gerungSjufanb in allen 8rOOin;eu, in OeHeu
Der Gnfidt Ser 8roUiu5ialbeh6rOen mad feline
@eiabr zines Aniitanoe8 erifirt, aufgebobeu
neroen ioa. 9as turiirenOe @eritd)t iiber
cine gidtbe3abGuu9 Der faui9en 3iu5coupous
Der 9iationaIihulo lit unbe9rituOet. Die
Ugtatioual. .Gaut" FAINT ale Coupons, Die ibr
angeboten perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
&afee sum &oitenpreile.

Bcffer tarter Rio, sebrannt. 10 uno u Gents
Beifsr ~eoloener" RiO, sebrannt .......14 cents.
Better &aeuapra, 9ebrannt, ,....'.....'.16 10 Gents
Beier alter 51eserun9sz Saoa. 9shrannt, 20 SentS'
HGREAT' CHINA TEA COMPANY
SIR. 25, R.=8atmore@, uno ytr. Al, R.@Gutdnrr'
IRna04. .SOiDoG5l-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
Raiier @iLheIn, prnteatrt.
Sis @auptitaSt BON Strma in Den SaHoeR
OeE SrtteH.

Gonbou, 1. 9ejember. = Gie britiihe
@rpeSitiou inter sem 9enernl Brenoergait
in in 0an6alap, Der 6auptfabt BON 8irma,
auaefommen, obue auf peiteren @iOerfau6
3u fosen. 2orO 8ufferin, Sicet0uig BON
SnSien, telegrapbirt bierber, 6aB er cine pro-
6iioriidle Regierung i'm gtanen Der &0nigin
gtftoria einieben pirO. Die GuropGer, tpels
DE in Wtaubalap SuriidbIiebsn, beiinbeH ih
in Siterhsit.
SDnta Sbibau fapitulirte beoingun9slos,
nad,DemI ibm beoeutet pOraen mar, bag Don
lluterhunSlungen feline Reoe ieiH Tonne, bis
er fid obne Sebinguugen er9ebeu babe.
Sic saaIase tn Spaatea.
RaSrtb, 1. DECEMBER. - Die 8eiiets
3una bes S6ntss GliOnio 1T auf ben 10. De-
;ember fefgeiebt. Der 2ei9engOttesbieuit
fpirS in Der San SidebrosSatbeOrnle in Sc
oenpart Der MiuiTter uub Der ausmGrtigen
Seleaaten itattfinbeu. Die 3beater fino iuiez
Der oifeu, bic gei6dfte nebmen ibren iibli1en
9erlauf, uno pOnfdnoi9e 8ube berrIdlt in
Waorib. Die @orteS fperSeu i'm Sanuar
uufsslOft psr6eH. 9as usue Sobiuet bat Die
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Unb6Hide SebGnOIuaa clues iriiaeu
8ert6tsoieaers.

Dublin, l. 9e3en1ber. - Sin 9eridt8z
oieHer, ytamenS 6olep, beidlagnabmLe ge-
fern &benO cine 6arm 5u 6ermOp, i'm
@Ountp Sort. gr iibernadtete in eiuem
gtebengebdube, uEo pGbreno er i'm Salafe
lag, idlih irgenb Semano 81 ibm biHeiH uuO
leerte einen Sefel boil tO4euOeu gSuTer5
iiber ibn ans. Der lluglidltde erlltt Iebens
aefdbrlide 8riibpunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02
Die setIeouna Der Rarplincufraoe.

2ioerpooI, /. 9e3., 1890 Itittag8.
- 8aumpoue: N1itteliorte Gberlanoer st !;
Ditto. yiew>Grlean8 81. - Die Sertduie
betru9eu 5000 8allen, SpetUlation uno 2luSs
fubr 500, 3ufubr 83,2OO.
gOno on, l. 0e5ember.-Ser. Staatenz
Sbligotionen: 4~proS. 1873, Ditto. 4d=pro5.
115s, 90. OerldHgerte 5.prOS. 1043.-lttieu:
&.=@.sQS. 38t, 90. 2. I3, @rie 251, DO. 2.
9Os, gterp. gorf=Gentral 1913 Beuni. =Geutral
Sc, Su8. Central 142, 9teaoiHg 113, @Guas
bian, 4uctfic 585, 0lericau 24t, ct. Paul
Common 974.
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sas padsIiae franl0Tfae aabinet.

2onboH,1 l. DECEMBER. - Der 9ariier
&orsipOnoent Der u8tmeS" propbejeit, OaB
Die 8Ongtingz 6rage binnen ueHtgeH Sageu
sum Smr3e oes Sabinets 8riiiOH fitbren
uir6.
8aris, /. Deg. = t6r. Bateuotre, Oer
irans0iife @eian0te an &bina, eridieH beute
Dor Dem SoHgfiug=Gomite Der 9ammer unO
empiabl cine fortoauernoe SccupatiOH bon
SOngtlng. gr iugte, Die &aumuug jeneS
QanOes miirbe nidt MIR cine ieige, iOuoerH
and cine gefdbrltfe 0taBnabme ieiH. GbiHu,
erfIdrte er, bege iett freuuOidaftIide @etuz
nungen gegen 6rantreif.
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ger 2rauerg0ttesolenlt uno Die EeI0eupreOl5l
Scenes i'm 5raacrbauIe, auf oer StraBe, tn
Der &irdIe unO auf Dem 6rieObofe. - Die
Sebeine oou Sbos. N. SeHSriGs neben
OenieHiseH Ieincs eiuiieen RtROes.-,,Se'
Is itnO ole IoStsn, auf ole Der Re8en
fauf"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-02

8erliu, /. 9e3. - Dem 6euti6sruiitz
den 2lu8lieferpn98Oertrage Orobt ernitid)e
Sppoftiou i'm oeutideu &ei6stage. 6iirft
Si8mard bat eineu $ertrag 3mii2eu 4rauz
Sen uuo 8uBlnn0 81 Stanoe gebra6t uur
nnoere &ertrdge SWiideu BEN einSelueu
8unoeSfauten unS 0iuBlano arraHgtrt, 10
oaB oiejelben oa8 gan5e 91eid umidlieBeu.
Die fGnigltf=iGf)fid)e &egierIng lit in 6olge
Der WoBuubmen Gi8mard's TN Segrtfie,
tsn tleiueu Selagerung83uitano in Sadien
in BermaneuS 81 erfldreH ,uno man ermartet,
buB Die anberen Staten Dem 8eipteIe Sudls
ieu'S iolgen uer0eu.
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RiGHis Sub 86I8IeV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
wAxAnACHIE.
Special to the gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
WAXAIACHIE, TEX, Sept q. 49, The
Penland murder case which was called
this morning in the district court is ere
ating quite an interest, being OF SO long
standing, the murder having been COM
mittcd twenty years ago,
Mr.. Joe Rodgers, who lives south of
Waxahachie, on Onion creek, being as
sisted by a negro man, was digging Il
we'll, and when twenty feet below the
surface q stone was dug up with the in.
scription "king & Co." in raised letters
on IT,. The negro at once became super
sttious and quit the work, refusing 10
dig at any price.
The WaXahacllie postoilcc makes a
fine showing for a town OF $500 inhab-
itantS. There are 1000 letters mailed out
daily. The moncy-ordcr business ay-
erages $4,000 per month, and the sales OF
postage stamps and postal cards amount
to $500 per month. There are six star
routes, horseback and hack lines going
out from here, and twelve Offices depend
ON this as distributing office.
Mai. A. NJ, Dcchmau, one OF the com.
mittce appointed by the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows TO select n suitable
place for the location Of the orphan
home, is absent with the committee look
ing at the places that have offered in.
duccmcntS.
Waxahachie is considerably agltated
over the problem: win the Fort Worth 4
New Orleans railroad come by, or not2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
ALBANY.
Correspondence OF die Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
ALBANY, Ten, Sept. 23.-Thc demand
for good Touring and grist mill at Al.
bany Is becoming SO urgent that some of
our prominent citizens are making a
standing offer OF from $4,000 to St5, 700
to any good practcallmill man, with from
$4,000 TO $4,000, who will come to AL
bany and join with them in erecting
tlrst-class mill. The nearest mill is al
Cisco, thirty-three miles southeast of
this town, which has been running to its
full capacity ever since II commenced
operation, but is unable 10 grind the
large amount of wheat In It's immediate
section.
Cotton promises TO be the leading crop
in this section in the future. over 700
acres, which will average one-half bale
this season, have been grown within the
limits of the county.
The overseers of the different road pre-
cincts throughout the county are very
busy cleaning out new roads and repair
ing the old ones.
The fall clip of wool is beginning to
come into market. Some parties have
already sold and others seem inclined to
hold over until spring for advanced
prices.
Parties from this place have started a
hrick-yard Mt llulltown. They have con-
tracted for 100000 to one man In Albany
and about 500, 900 more can be disposed
of In the town
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
AMERICAN BANKERS.


Neconu bnt = session OF the NATIONAL Is
socintion at Chicago.
CmciGu, ltl4, Sept. 2I--Thc Ameri-
can Bankers association began ltS seS-
sion at l0iA0 this mOrSlug. The first
work was the disposition of the resolu-
ton offered yesterday, asking that the
silver coinage law OF 1878 he suspended
and n substitute offered by Flaming OF
New Yorknasking the repeal OF the Bland
law. Harmon Of Iowa offered subsh.
tute 10 the original resolution making
silver dollars equal with gold. This was
lost, as was also Flanning's amendment,
and the original resolution WAS carried
by Il large majority.
Lyman j Gage was reelected presi
dent OF the association, and the remain,
ing officers were also elected
Col. Nelson of Alabama read a paper
on the prevention of risks and collec,
lions, An address by w. r. Drew on the
same topic was also read. Prof. Albert
5. Bollcs of the University of Pennsyl.
vania also submitted long paper on the
I same subject.
/ A resolution was adopted authorizing
the executive council to take steps to
ward the amendment OF the present
eXtradition laws To prevent the harboring
of United States defaulters In Canada.
The association then adjourned sin,
/ die.
Tomorrow the members leave for ;
visit TO the cities of st, Paul, Mmncap
oils, Duluth and Fargo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Free from Malaria.

|hne fall of 1854 was taken with case of
Lasal fever, which Frustrated me both body
&iEnd Twas dragged after the old fashion
n mercury and other mineral mixtures, but
p % good results. My health was shattered
tiayrnergy gone. My legs and fee, would
+ w and | had what everybody thought was
Igg These symptoms alarmed me. and
\ .Fadf TO grasp mt any remedy suggested. \
/ at advised rue TO try Swift's specific. l
tfsed three bottles and commenced its use.
|iHelling soon subsidized. have taken the
A0ttles, which have made u perfect cure,
tilleel like new man to- day. There never
more merilorlous medicine offered to
fx!ng humanity. 1t has wrought wonders
FR WILLIS JONES.
|te'Durg, Lee county, Ca, March II, 1885.
|sale by all druggists.
fritlse on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
4 THE SWIFT SPAClFlC COMPANY,
|i.NW, 23dSt. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

Morris school-house, Hampton, Cclcni
and Nevada, were found defcc tive,
ana We're rejected by the
court. The vote as counted
stood 20sS, against 1854 for prohibit
ton. The result Is not altered by the
rejection, the vote over the county run.
ning nearly even, the ants carrying most
me committee OF the local lodge of |
y. y. = Is busy again to-day with sab
scripton lists 20 Increase McKlnncy's
bid Tor the widows and Orphans
nome The workers have raised nearly
Coy. Throckmorton Is still IN the Ma.
ton In quest Of health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
national confectloner., As,ociaiion.

CISCiNNATI, ONO, Sept. 2i-Thc cS-
ccutiye committee of the National Conlec-
TONERS Association Of the United States
has Just completed a two-days' session
here. The principal object was to pro-
cure legislation TO prevent the adultera-
ton Of confectionery, The committee has
retained counsel and will take immediate
steps TO procure the necessary legislation
IN the various states. The next regular
convention was appointed by the com
mittee 10 meet here the second Tuesday
of MAY, 1886.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
BONHAM.
Special to the Gazette.

SNtClHT 10 ITt VIhTcITt'
BoNHAM, TEN, Sept. PA. =. Bag
ley, a wcll-known citizen OF this county,
died in this city to-day, He was good
citizen and an honored member of the
|. q. q. +.
The case OF Bob White, convicted of
the theft of Il horse in the district court,
was heard this afternoon on a motion for
new trial The motion was oyerruled
and the case was appealed.
There has been better run on the cot
ton market to-day than any time this
season and prices were better,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
SUMO roR DAMAGES.


Special to the Gazette
TExARKANA, Ten, Sept al. =,
Eck of this city, merchant of several
wears partnership with Mr.. T. II. Hum.
phrey, some time during the fail OF 1889
was attached by Gilkcrson Sloss oil
ST. Louis, on account TO the
amount of $500. Mr. Eek brought
suit for $1,000 actual damages, and $500
exemnlary damages. The case came up
n few DAYS ago in the United States court
nj yefferson with Judge Sabine presiding.
cuIherson & Culberson of Jefferson and
RcnresentatIye Taylor OF Ciarksyille
anpesred for C;ilkerson & Sloss and G. ;.
TnJd and ID. n. Larry of this city ana
George 7. Todd of Jefferson LOT tn
The argument Of the counsei was "'Su"
yesterday aud closes to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
4 SUIT pnsrpnNi1n.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette,
TnoRr's SPRING, TEX, Sept. 2l-Thc
SUIT of DR.. Poyncr VS.. A. & X. Clark,
proprictors of Add-Ran college, for $1,000,
which the plaintiff claims to be due him
for professional services as college ply
stefan, was postponed in the district
court, at Granbury, TO day, until the next
term of court. Messrs. Hovcnkamp and
Holland of Fort Worth, who were called
to conduct the defense of the above case,
were In town a short while to-day, and
left for Fort Worth this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
HAMILTON.


HAMiLIoN, Ten, sept, u. John LII
lard, living ten miles east of this place,
aged twelve years, had his arm cut OF
above the elbow at Hibden's gin on the
18th inst. lie was under the gin stand
playing with the saws, throwing cotton
against them. Doctors Nallicnt and
Pope did the finishing part OF the job.
i few days ago boy on Simns' creek,
IN this county, while out herding sheep,
was found dead, having been struck by
lightning. This is the third death from
lightning in this county recently.
IL has become necessary for the town
to have WAGNER TO haul on the cholera-
stricken dead hogs. They had become a
fearful nuisance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
AMEppING POSTPONED.
Special to the Gazette.

bosnian, Ten, Sept. 2l.-Considcra-
BILE OF sensation was manifest on our
streets this morning, caused by the stop
ping OF marriage which was to have oc-
CURED last night. The lady is 4 widow
past the medium Of life, and OF high
connection. The man is almost a stranger
in this community, and to the lady her
self. The lady's children, all mature
men and women, on ascertaining Il knowl-
edge of the matter yesterday afternoon,
put in vigorous protest, which stayed
the marriage for the time. 4 license had
been secured and the minister engaged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AreALyrs.
TON.

HALvHsToN, TEX, Sept "a. Private
kilograms nave been received here stating
mat Capt. G, G. Sweeney had hecn an.
poin'ed collector OF customs for this dis
trict. This Information Is very good
news 10 Mr.. Sweeney's many friends. but
that gentleman himself refuses TO put on
Official airs or accept the premature con
ordinations OF his friends until il is
authenticity wired from Washington
that his commission has been signed.
sealed and delivered. when he
VIII modestly receive congratulations.
Confirmation of the truth of the above
report is hourly expected, MS MIR.
Sweenoy's friends confidently believe that
his nomination was agreed upon yester-
day, in as much rs he was indorsed hy
Congressman William II. Crane and Sen.
ators Coke and Maxey and couple of
Thousand other good citizens. His nom.
nation will undoubtedly prove accept.
able to the Democracy of Galveston and
this customs district
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
ELECTION IN BowiE COUNTY.

Special TO the Gazette.
TENARkANA, Ten, Sept. 2l.--Contray
TO all local expectations, "A heavy vote
was polled here to-day in the matter OF the
removal of the Bowie county courthouse
favorable TO Boston. While this fact
casts damper over our people, they do
not despair, but yet hope that there was
sufficient intelligence exhibited through
out the county to secure the removal OF
the county seat. This place is the only
town of any real note in the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
a5@1IIEEs-.ss's 'aa2yM|
ENH>M
Indigestion Cured!

s,,ed for more than i've years with lndl.
\, scarcely able to retain the simplest
a nv stomach. The burning scnsa
4 vas almost intolcrablo, and my
q system was deranged. / was wakeful
cs,d not sleep, and consequently more or
4 yrpns all the time. l declined in ilesh,
sfsred all the usual depression attend
,a this terrible disease. In a word, was
.r,hc. AZ last, failing TO find relief In any.
II, ese, ! commenced the use of Swift's
~ began TO improve at once. The
Bltae toned up the stomach. strengthened
i s,eliye organs, and soon all that burning
4 and could retain food without dlnl.
H. Now my health IL good, and can eat
.ahgin the shape of food, and digest 1t
ss the slightest difficulty. most cheer.
|. kar this testimony, because there are
Ned. suffering as was, and am sure they
ka readily healed. Take the prescribed
7. .fer eating, instead of before.
JAMES MANN, IL Ivy st.
1linta, Ga, May 10, 1881.
IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
NoN.LIcENsED WHISKY sElLEns.

'-FVN''1I " IIIV NiltIIN.
BOWIE, Ten, Sept 24.--Deputy United
states Marshal W. II. owen arrested
Darby and Craddock of Pltman Hollow,
Montague county, to-day, charged with
selling liquor without license. lie was
assisted in making this difficult arrest by
j. Is. Bradshaw of Rusk county. The
prisoners win be taken to jefferson for
trial at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

The best salyc used in the world for
cuts, bruises, piles, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, letter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corns, and all kinds OF skin erupiions,
freckles aud pimples. The salve Is guar
anteed 20 give satisfaction in eyeTy ease.
BE sure you get BenY's Carbolic
salye, as all others ARE but limitations and
cOunterfeits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Lord Colerldee mentioned TO friend

Lord Coleridge mentioned 70 g friend
who met him recently in the quiet old
cathedral town of Peterborough, in which
he Is passing the summer, that be had no
intention of retiring from the bench, but,
on the contrary, now that he enjoyed the
blessing OF undisturbcd domestic peace,
he felt he could discharge the duties of
his office with greater vigor and efllclcn-
cy. he has no daughter but the one
Wooded TO Mr. Adams. He was looking
remarkably well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
A MISTAKEN coon.


oPtVIhI 10 INC ThzptIe.
TEMPLE, TN, Sept PA pet coon
was killed while stealing from the pantry
OF Mrs. Brown last night The rumor
was current this morning that the coon
was negro killed by Mrs. Browns pis-
toll, and many of the curious went TO view
the dead body where ii lay and on which
the officers and a jury were almost ready
to hold an Inquest. Big stories have
grown out OF the matter and have gone
abroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25

One Of the most dignihcd and impor-
tant pcrsonagcs IN the German empire is
Herr Saudc. lie IL the barber OF Kaiser
Wilhelm; and so impressed Is lac with the
Importance of his position that he has
closed his shop to other customers, and
dcvotes all his time and ingenuity 20 the
task of shaving the Emperor, whom he
accompanies on all his trips to Ems and
other watering places.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
Fever and AEue and bilious Fo,er.

The Liver is the seat Of these dcbili-
tating diseases. llepatozone strengthens
and gives tone To the system, purifying
the blood, relieving Il OF all miasmatic or
poisonous Influences. A few doses taken
several times u week, especially al the
change of the seasons and during the
summer In warm climates, will greatly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
STATE NEWS.
DoinSs and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from Over the state Remarked
Specially for the Gazette by n.
Own Reporters.
TENAs COLLECTORS Appo,Nrrr

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 2l.--rele.
grams received here announce that Mr.
ihrelkeld OF Cuero, cN.chairman of the
seventh congressional district, had been
appointed collector at lndianoia, and Mr..
Brownsville. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-25
DAMAGES RECOVERED.
'ecial to the Gazette.

" N"N PhAtNtt.
BhENilAM, Ten, Sept. 24.---william
Coleman Co. of this place recovered
SsoOo damages to-day In the district
court against NJ. A. Tynbcrg & Co. OF
New York, and Ed Newbauer and Charles
Wenar OF this place, for wrongful attach
ment ON March (, 1884.