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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

Farmers that try to sell white butter are oil of
the opinion that dairying does not pay. Ifthey
would use Wells, Richardson 4 Cos. Improved
Butter Color, and market their butter in perfect
condition, they would still get good prices, but
and quality. This color Is used by all tho lead
ing creameries and dairymen, and 10 cold by
druggists and merchants
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

During the war, DR.. Lloyd, Of Ohio. from OK
posture contracted consumption. He says: 81
have no hesitation in saying that il WAS by the
use Of Aliens Lung Balsam that am now alive
and enjoying perfect health" Don't expert
ment with new and untried medicines II you
have cough or cold, take at once Aliens Lung
Bsloam
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

3asree's pheasant Yurgasive 1ellses,''
Positively Popular; Provoke Praise; Prove
Priceless; Peculiarly Prompt; Prscsptibly
Potent; Producing Permanent PROFIT; Pre-
rity and Peace. Purchase Price, Petty fhaf-
mscists Pstronixing Pierce Procure Plenty.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

THs COMBINATION OF INoREDrExrs used in
making BRowx's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs 10 such
They are the best remedy in uso for Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diaeases
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

es-FAsIuoS Is QUEEN. Fast, brilliant and
fashionable are the Diamond Dye colors One
package colors to lbs. Of goods Zoe for any
color. Get at druggist Wells, Richardsan x
Co, Burlington, VT
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

What 10 the difference betweea ibis notst
Lady and Caroline the great Hair ReueWer'
Ans.-One 70 Maid Of Athens and the other 4
uado Of Petroleum and both come from Grease
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

One IN THREE says tho late DIR. Ciendening
use DIX. GRAVES HEART REGULATOR, it
has cured thousands, why not youy 800 per
bottle Free pamphlet Of +. T. Ingalls,, Cam
bridge, Mass.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

The only remedy that readily cures Calls Cuts end
wounds on homes aud cattle. and always brngs thu
hair in the original color Is Veterinary arosave In
= cents and u 90 cans ct Druggists by mail.
J. W. Cole 4 Co., Props. black River Falls. Wis.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

The will Of 8. 8 Merrill was filed for pro-
bate at Milwaukee. II 10 thought the estate is
worth S2,OOO,OO0
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05
sShe tried her prentice hand on man,

And then she formed the lassies, o."
swhat 10 woman's WORTH" asked fair dam
eel of crusty old bachelor. He did not know,
30 sne said: w. o. man double you 0 mani.
But moman feels worth little il disease has
invaded her system and il daily sapping her
strength For all female weaknesses, DR.. r.
" Pierces .Favorits Prescription standa
builds mp the system. Send two lettGg
stamps for pamphlet 10 WOrld's Dispen-
sary Medical association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

The New Orleans fight between Sullivan and
Ryan is said to have been arranged.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

At HOboken, ~ j.. Hugh Mccormack skated
. mile in 3:l634, the fastest time ON record.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

Patti has suit of sable which cost nearly
30, 600 francs.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

Portland, Or, has genuine case Of Oriental
loprosy.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

River Falls Wis, had ei5, 900 Ars.
Use the great specific for "cold in head" and
catarrh-Dr. 6ago's Catarrh Remedy
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-05

nov 70 EUyxD 4 10U04.
book containing plans for % houses Of an sixer from
Sroomsup: Sent post paid receipt Of &c., BY Gee.
w. Ox1lv1e, $50 Lake st., Chicago, M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

ragged people II the jurles of our grand
old state would speak out In no uncer-
tain terms, aud say that the laws made
for the protection OF the lives and prop.
orty of our citizens should be held sacred,
her fair name would not SO often be
taruished 10y mohs OF outraged people,
seeking 20 take the law into their own
hands, rather than chance the uncertain
ties OF the iury-hoN. But 60 return 90 the
article in question, "Veritasn SAYS Gas
IN evidence of the fact that public opinion
was largely revoutiuni2cd, number of
good citizens promptly ON the Monday
following volunteered TO 30 ON the de-
fendant's bond, which WAS reduced by the
court from $4,000 Co $4,000, and, although
the defendant is poor man, the bond APP
proved was supported 10y at least SE0,
600, and before the trial the defendant
was unable 10 make up the $4,000 bail.
Those who went ON the defendants
boud were his warm personal friends,
and neither make or represent the public
opinion IN this community. The reason
why the bond was lowered was in hHr.
mony with Judge Wheeler's just Inter-
probation Of the law regulating bail, Tile
defendant had been allowed ball on habeas
corpus ia the sum OF $1,000, which he
failed TO give. After the mistrial the
Judge lowered the bah 10 10000 A great
parade Is made by "Vciitabn that the de-
PENDANT was poor man and that the
bond was supported by 100000, En-
plantations sometimes uncover superficial
coating. The defendant has been for
some years a cHttlo.owuer aud identified
with aud q particular friend OF some OF
the moneyed men on his bond. Since he
has been in the saloon business In Albany
he has been y representative man amongst
his class. 10 show that public opinion
has not changed Mccall & Mccall Of
WcnthCrlord were employed by
our representative citizens aud
influential men u help the pros.
ccutlon, aud they are stlll retained TO help
prosecute him TO the end. We beg the
pardon OF Tm GAZETTE for occupying SO
much space, but we cannot sit idly by aud
see our good people represented In false
light before the public We have no per-
sonal feelings to undlcate in writing this
article, but only desire TO soc justice
done aud the laws enforced. We have
lived long among the good people of
Shqckclford county and feel proud OF the
good name they have won rs law.abldlng
community; aud, as we feel that we are
Ia accord with their opinion on this occa-
sion, we do not desire 20 hide behind Il
nom De plume. EDGAR RYE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

DrnRg--Bark, cinnamon per N he; Pcruyiah
5g 10 700. bOraK lao bicarhpnntn ~ soda, I'm
gllsh, % copperas 3 10 icl cinphinldia, refo %
~ 10 $50 CASTLE soap per b 10 20 hi cream TAR.
10 Sc, caiomei, T.. & W. ~ ~ t2o. English, per
n, bottle Included, 90 70 ! iOi clllofal bydfAte
per n 30 10 ~, chloroiOrm per %. bottle IN,
cludud, 70 10 hos, composition powder per y
26ci bowers per o. a29. kpeom salts per
NJ. 10 Ats. Dumppium, pcf n, Bta ~ %. Gun
camphor, per o., 2ac. Morphine, per 81. ~ 70
----. on castor, machinc, " 70 ~ oil. castor,
N "a 700 oil, lard, No !, 900 Qninine, i. = VIZ
por %, / o. Flower pulptu, ~ 70 bel Alum,
"a 20 be. Pfesrrlpti0a yials, hy cnse, - per
cont OH broken, % and ~ per cent. on
shOweck, ,ra Inst pncas; lirhase pat med, q
Inst Ii,ayer's Fluid oyirnciB,9 ner cent. oa.
4, y. tluid exlrarls, p pefeeni Oh, Essential
oils, 81. inuis llHi,
Tnrkoy ninbor 4bc burnt Yefkcy nmber 1oci
raw Italian sienna 2sri ltaiiAn hnfnb plchna
21t, NHndyke brown 25c.
Pallets Strictly puru wiiaF lead 7na IDci spif'
~ utpentiuc G0ah 1e; bpusd ~ us@bDe
The shermnH WilliRms roipre-ifofy drop
black is pr D.. fan kngiisli coach black = ptr
% 100 lamp block, Il prs p, ltci lulllnmAisnn
blue, Il, n, iic. blur nlini it W raw turkey
n,aIer h as hurnf Turkey umbor 4 no. raw
Italian sienna ~ pc, hurut italian ticHuh y ~
yandyke brown n ~, s1lfia green u i3r,tWvpg
j. N. q. aud o, o. ~ ~, American fefiniliyn N
20c, indian rcstla iic, lfnitlnn fed y r. ~ ~
10 9c hrOn8 NOllOw H. n N. q. y y. ~ ~
Ia yellow nahre ~ a. D. 81 21spr.
Prices 81 HE above wsdc ~ q llneiaot " A
AND I. D cans, asaorted N hta Ann q
GnDa; balance IN J and 4 y fnHt te."Itr.,
PflOa IN b. fAns balance IN ana n pans
asanrled Price in .. n cans lc tftA ~ anu
4. % Mn Ialis ~ ispA, Hnd hoSr = yYf y ivss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
KILLED HIS MAN.
A Saloon.keeper Assaults a Young
Lawyer and is Shot Through
The Lungs.
The slayer Walks on Rating cooonnu,
Danger In Making the wrong ISina
OF a Present.
speclal % tne antolln.

FfNelol 70 tue baHnitr.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, Tx, Dec. s-our
town, usually monotononsly ouict and
CIVIL was dee ply agitated this evening nv
me Silling of r. i. Brantley hy h. W
tagan. Brantley was the prD6ri'tor ~ a
saloon and gamblng-mom here. aud a
pronounced inadel, d man Of some means
and great shrewdness, and pushed bls
business for all there was in Il. Eagao
Is a young lawyer OF some ability. thpugh
he has never made lie success imam.
cially. Both men were sober NJ the time
OF the killing. Ii seems that Braptlev
held note against Pagan. Speaking To
mis- bartender Bantley said, al have n
note against Euoch Fagau, which ann
going 20 make him present of. ~ and
stepped cut OF The saloon.
W. l.. Williams testideS: L. w Fauan
and / were standing IN front Of Il. A.
Moore's drug store, two dsors from
Branuey's saloon. Bmntoy stepped out
.ol his saloon aud walked mn
to us, stopped aud handed Pagan
a piece OF paper and said, 'hero is your
note" Pagan said, 81 don't want Il. /
can't pay 1t now" Bra0tlcy then tore
up the note and threw 1t at Pagan and
said "Gon are rascal, You don't want
10 pay II anyway and turned as II going
on. Pagan Suid, lyon are liar. -
Branuey then turned, facing him and
said, "Wbat!' fagau repeated what he
had said Branuey grabbed him with
one hand and struck him two or three
times with the other Pagan thrust his
hand into his hip pocket while Bmntey
was hitting him. A pistol, thirty-eight cal
her, smith & WessOn, Tell between them.
They both grabbed for IL. Bnntley threw
Pagan down. Brantley weighed about
200 pounds and was very muscular.
Pagan weighs about l40 pounds Bant-
ley was ON top of Pagan when the pistol
was fred Bgantley grabbed the pistol
after it was fired, but turned 1t loose and
walked back into Byrnes store and died
IN about one minute. The bali passed
through his lungs near his heart His
only words were, "Boys, he has killed
me.n
a coroner's jury was impaneled at once
and gave verdict in accordance with
the above facts. After the killing, Pagan
went Immediately to the Office OF Squire
Brown and gave himself up. He will re.
main In the custody of an officer tonight
aud have his examining trial tomorrow
Deputy Sheriff Polk Burris and posse
secured the country all the evening in
search OF Pagan, returning late in the
evening TO find the people all quiet and
the matter temporarily adjusted.
Later, GAzETrE reporter interviewed
Mr. Pagan. lie says no one regrets the
affair more than himself; that it was a
life and death tussle as to who got the
pistol first, and that nc got 1t. Pagan /,
very calm, He was eating a cucoanu
with Williams when Brautly ASSAULTED
him, and did not drop IL during the Who'll,
sculile. lie walked away from the seen,
OF excitement, and went up the street eat
! ing his cocoannl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

given that day In the convention, begin.
ming;
Massachusetts Il proud OF BENJAMIN
II. Bristowi 50 am - etc.
lie went ON easily aud rapidly until he
reached The following,
This Is grand ycar--a year filled with
the rccollectious OF the revolution; allied
with proud and tender memories of the
past With the sacred legends Of liberty
year In which the soas Of freedom wall
drink from the fountains Of enthusiasm,
a year In which the people call for man
who has reserved in congress what our
soldiers won upon the Rcld."
But the real climax Il tbs speech was
the following;
"Likc IN armed warrior, Ike pluined
Knight james q. Blaine marched down
the halls vi The American congress aud
threw his shining lance fun and fair
against the orazen iorrhcads oi the de-
famers OF his county and the nsaligners
OF his honorn
Il Is, perhaps, needless to say that the
brother was completely captured When
Bob had ilnished he lusked 60 him and,
pntting both arms around him, embraced
him ih the most enthusiastic way,
at Is simply Sublime, - he cried; ,'hut
wheu did YOU prepare itg'
ooh, scratched 10 of last uight when
you were asleep. Go 90 the drawer there
ana you w!ll iind che manuscript. While
dress please read 10 over and rec 81 l
delivered &c Correctly
The great point with lngersoll, my
friend continued, Ia that he Is always
Sclf-possessed. he never gets ratued.
Somc Of the greatest orators in this
country have troubled before 80 great an
occasion as this Boh lngcrsoll never
said anything TINT gave bin so much rep
uiatiou as that hit about the "plunvd
knight IL has been quoted ever since
both by Blane'r tricndsand euemics The
convention went Wild over H. But II
could not make Blaine president
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
TnE WORK or GuOULs.
Baltimore stirred Up over the Frequent
Grave Robherias Occurring There.

Baltimore stirred Up over the Frequent
Grav.-Robheries Occurring TheTe,
BALriMoRE, Mp, Dec. 7,-Grayeyard
ghouls are at work again Ia Baltimore.
Several graves have recently been desc
Grated Inst night the Waterman Of Lnu'.
rel llill cemetery detected two men
getting over The wall with something IN
sack. They were of Ia wagon before
he could give chase. The men were,
however, arrested as they drove into the
city on their way 10 the College OF Ply.
sicians aud Surgeons Inclosed In sack
in the wagon was the nude body Of II
mulaito woman. Her grave clothes had
been stripped of and left IA the colin.
The grave-diggcr al the cemetery, " Is
alleged Is an 1ccoDplice Of the Rhonls
and had the body ready for them when
they reached Che cemetery James John
sou, one OF the prisoners, testified at the
heating to-day that nr. j. W. Chambers,
demnnstlat0f Of anatomy at the college
told him 10 get the body. DR.. Chambers
admitted that Johnson was employed ns
ianltor at tho college, but denied having
authorized BIN 10 yet the corpse The
penalty for body-snatchlng IN Maryland
Il imprisonment for not less than I'VE
years.
Homemade dougbnuts every morning
~ Huellss bakery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

ier iron 50 90, Norway ae No. y sheet Iron
go, ho,Ei sheet IRON $50, galvanized sheet
non npplo, No. sod lic, No. 4 do taln gDN2s
roofing nillalAc, lix9u Rnd iOSa pel, 20 10
mhhN, timers wire 30 per cont. Qlf, ilnnnr'a
stock ~ per cent. on cook stoves with ware
lonQa2a 80, do with thinning u toNaoVp,
Wood Work Wagon aNier plcMt nn Tongues
goceni 00 singletToos 1M h0lsiors 500. epokos
iaa3onj felioeN 70. donblplreoH gn@
pillow handles 7Am2 90
kglis-3 20 keg bnaia lOd. burden horee shoo
per hog, 90, ptrklnp do hoo, Walker do so.
liurden mule 90, Northwestern horse ahns
nails No,A 900. No , s1,s, No, q sio, Ne. 1ir,
No, y eocl 'tlakv'Hn No, i5c, No, q ahe No Il
2lo, No. 200 M y igci AuEnbio ID. No 400,
No. go, NO q slc. No, 100. No, lie.
MleCrlianoUu#-1raca chains No.2 per pair
400 pillow sinRiotFcub per dos, 30 pillow double
trees per doc %, stock bells 80 per cant on I;
door locks u - ~ y p0l wood sNrpwa. 90 and 10
por cent on l. l. cAsu door butts 20 aud 10 per
cent on cut aud timed tack. 40 peF cent on,
coffee mills 40 per cent on blind hinges 90 and
10 pof cont on earrlaRn bolta 81 aud 10 per cent
on pillow bolts % per cont Oh piece tin ware 40
per cent on deep etaIapod ware 90 per ornt on /;
shallow stamped ware 10 por cent OH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
LOCAL MARKETS.



Mcat--9ugnr cured hams iolei sugar cured
breqElast bacon eAc; short clear bacon llei
short cirnr dry shit eic.
firh--siRclercl, 10 b Kits, No. J 00c, No. 9
SOC. haif bbls No. ! 90 No. %; cried
hefriDrs UGr hos 800 cod tsh &c.
iard--Tiorcee 10. ~. o cans 7iei 2J'b cane
ne; 10 o cans 100 D cans No. 3 p cans 20
lea. Imperial lD&C1c funpowdef bpHlvc.
sugnr-Fine powered bbis. sse. DO hall. bbls
~ cli loafae; granniaied standard glc' louis.
lann gTauuistcd 1861 standard ltci ohViVe
white ne; Louisiana y G. 0lf 70 10
ltles-l yOpieihna ~ ~ ~ new.
sait-lOarsc, In bags, aoal 40; ono n bags
- lake, 10 iat hoop barrels, 2 -; pockets
ssafc. .
soda Blcarb0naie 10 kcKs teabc; bicArb In
en- .es sic; lump sal asda III kegs 2s@2ic. granr
safet 80 sOdn Ia % 10 drains ~.
N0la4sas-Ch0lce Louisiana blao5e tneW
crts.il; fulr 20 good 800 cnre syrnp BIC
Cp1ce lile. fng fleieei prime I'VE ~
ctolss llta 1871 laFasra islei JhFn mi 'ioln'
a. ifi0 lekc: Pea Kerry i2t@lAc
rickiee.4 Eai. paila seised pick les eo sleass q.
ninfs II, glass quartz 70; giAse half gal VI
siats ral. - Riaea hex cal 9 3, ~
,Syrap5ing pBpof-,ifsg md aifaN - g 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

iumbar-- Ronxh Ianbcr, poAipg, Y lnrllra
and mn!rr, irst,elRse y 0oi sirpnlfg ih9 " w
second, Gloss l5eg; j0lHl and hcanuing Guns
" 30
siGsng--Firat, common white Pine W
accsnd, do. u 3D. fi.lfd do, ~ % poplar n ~
on b0: nsiive pine, 1, ~ %, na!ire pine L
1000 azs;Te rough, 10 ~
Dressed I,aaucr- lsoxins y inches ana nn.
AR. - ~, 10 l18 ~ O0g seHufiinM lplnl " W.
Common iinbf5 ~ u0t boxing osef " innNr2
Do 09s thieh eieAr II v eEd " ~ peeo''"
cin4. Any Alnd 70 ~
ibroaaed and Matched Flooring fifP' 'e'p',
70 O0i second .cla8t q, ~ 1870
White lfnn tnfniAainR lMmpef- y "p'
inch vide While pins 70 ~ ii'Fch ~ q.
fiolIinf. csaed % Plsin- tfl eo ss...asa,
81 0oto III 81. pAl,iari y " y 20 ~ nAt'fv
pine N ~ 1p2 ~ ~
shinglss Nhile plhe a ~ % tlinncA =
4 IA. "a. rttra ~. Il 500 cypress boat enf
brand b 10, ~ ND,2 4 90 20 No. y = W hHl'fN
saved hefftt 90 a&pA Resl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

wv oazette.
M, Tx, Dec. Conway Carter
sbis n. houston, who were jailed by
n ~ uverand & Yearout, on sun
|.n, SS'plclon OF having stolen three
~, sg, q which they brought TO
'.a ~ ~ iloerated this morning. They
ltn PROPOSE TO raise the tempera-
lsae.s,Tro liicers. They say they live
|swo.ile' and make their living by
ass The fine horses they have
~ " N the course OF honorable
In IA she fact that the horses were
~ ~ not raise the presumption
q or we're stolen. They say they
~, s'sS Is, that they could prove
Nm. ~ right by telegraphing to
|gSs aud Earter said he offered TO
\ ", elegram, but the officers took
An all the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
nenvy Crlmlnnl poci,ot


0ptcIW 70 Tue GaEette,
KAuFMAN, Tex, Dec s.-District
court convened here yesterday morning.
Hon. Arson Raney OF Ellis county pre-
sided, His charge to the grand Jury was
short and to the point. The Masonic
grand lodge OF Texas convened at Hons.
ton this morning and Judge Raluey, being
the grand senior warden, adjourned
court and went down TO Houston last
night in order to he present when lodge
opened. lie left the grand jury at work,
and his absence will not be leli material
y, as the court seldom accomplishes any
thing the first week. He viii return Fri
day morning. There will be but little
civil business this court, but the crimi-
nal docket will be heavy. There are six
murder cases and several other felonies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

BOWIE, Tx. Dec. S.-The ladies Of
the Band OF Hope" will give an oyster
supper next week, They are also making
extensive preparations for Christmas
tree Tor the little ones, making many a
poor child happy.
The Fort Worth Denver Railway
company have put on a construction train
mere, getting out rock to ballast road
with and TO widen the cuts.
Downs Bros have commenced work on
their new rock stable.
Clisbee Bros large new stable is about
completed. On every hand is seen new
buildings going up, showing Bowie is
rapidly coming TO the front
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
d Pastures Burned Cattle shipments.
Special to the Gazette.

ALEDo, TEX, Dec. s.--Last Friday
night, while north wind that amounted
almost to a hurricane was blowing, the
west-bound passenger train set FIRE to the
dry grass on both sides of Aledo. The
fire ON the east began in the pasture of
Col. Highly of Fort Worth and swept rap
idly southwark. 1t burned large
quantity of hay for Col. Highly,
and swept over several farms, de-
stroying number of fences, straw
stacks and other yaluables. The one on
the west went out after burning pas
ture and string Of fence belonging TO Mr.,
Underwood.
Numerous carloads of cattle pass here
almost every day, going both east and
west.
Business Aere Is liYelY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the GaGclte,
ALEXANDER, Tex, Dec. REV. j. L..
Harris, pastor of the Baptist church, yes
terday morning, just before the hour for
services, repaired to the residence of Mr..
Moore aud united in the bonds of we'd
lock Mr.. o. d. Battle and Miss Sallie Es
Moore. Mr.. Battle is one OF Alexander's
most thorough business young men and a
member of the firm of S. l.. Battle
& Bro, and the bride Is young
lady of rare accomplishments. They
both have many friends and their
marriage will long be remem-
bered rs one of the most enjoyable of Sc
cial affairs. Mr.. Battle has just had I'm
ished and furnished one of the incest resi-
dences in the town. and enters upon the
untred state of married life under cir
cumstances the most favorable, and If the
good wishes of friends are worth any
thing he can but succeed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
KENNEDALE, TEX, Dec. G.--Kcnnedale
Is situated on the Fort Worth & New Or
leans railroad, eleven miles from Fort
Worth, in what is known as the cross
timbers. The surrounding country Is
dry and sandy, and produces abundance
OF corn, cotton, etc.
We have three dry-goods and grocery
houses, one drug store, aud one manufac-
turing establishment. Our enterprising
fellow-citizen, John Hudson, is erecting
new store house 20x40, which he eX-
poets to have ready for occupancy by the
st of January. Messrs. Buford S Lind
ley have located here and are engaged IN
the manufacture of corn and cotton-seed
planters, for which they have orders
already for fifty or more. There ore
several others who design building, but
are waiting for the depot TO he located:
So, upon the whole, Kennedale Is bound
to be real live country town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

corresnondence Of the aatette.

EAsrLAND, TEX, Dec. 7.-Dlstrlct court
convened promptly at . O'Clock a, IN. 10,
day. Hon. T. b. Wheeler on hand and
presiding. Among visiting attorneys we
and w. B. Camp, district attorneys Col;
Bidwell OF Weatherford, Judge Estes OF
Granbury, Judge Alexander OF waco ana
Hon. j. NJ. More of Albany, +. b. Stanley
of Fort Worth and several others. Bnsi-
ness opened promptly and, after impan-
cling and charging the grand Jury, the
case Of e. Il. Rawlins VS.. j. d, Ammess-
man, action for damages done to the per-
Son OF Rawllns by an assault, was taken
up. Davenport 4 Conner represent I've
defendant and +. b. Stanley OF Fort
Worth the plaintiff The case is now on
trial and is being ably and stu0borniy
fought. A large civil docket VIII occupy
Inc time Of the court for several weeks.
The excitement incident TO the services
being conducted by Rev. Raymond mas
some what cooled down, aud the new con-
verts are trying the more practcal
features Of Christian liiei but TO theiI
credit may il be said they arc taking ho!d
of Inc matter with undated zeal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

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