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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
A srRose COMPANY.


1hg KIM, uiEgrr AID MARION Combination
Before Fort Worth Foutiighia,
Tho opera-bon.o last night showed
plainly The effects Of the denguc A large
proportion ot the audience had Just re.
covered from the pVrploNlng, pnfalyxiug,
peHtlierous plague aud consequently was
in excellent hnmor. The programme pm.
bfuccd q characteristic American drama
entitled "Fortuno's Fool" written BIS
Mr.. VIII. y Marion, who nkca the lend.
Ing male part. Mlts hGnisc Rial ~, Cora
JIG larlOt the French actress, although
herself a suiteTer from the denguu, rad
htr lines with remarkable force aud very
soon after her entrance conquered the
applause and Partially OF the nnalrnce.
4 delightful French nccpni without
The iaiutcst trace OF a1ccRtiOn
would lead even a brcnehman 10 believe
that size was Of his nationality, which,
however is moi tho case, ~ MW Rinl ~
ui southern origin Miss Laura a. Bigger
as Lillian Wlimarthcaptiyaied the audience
as she did Jack Thornton, Me lover, Her
training IN comic opera " plcasantly rec
called IN natural FprghtlincA 81 man.
rer, which IL all the moro admired bee
cause Of its rriiy. Her voice, though
not fDll, Is swcoily toned, aud her slug.
Ing Was heartily cncOred Miss lIcasle
Bernard tLois Wllmgrin), 10 use her own
charming yornacular, was lust TOO cute
Tor anything, She was The combination
% "a watr-lily aud sunnoWcr. a tear. n
blush and d smile Df course
She pleased tbG audience Fort
Worth plAy.Hoors never flil 10 appreciate
good hit u. r. Croius, Tho comedian
- the play, cxcltoe Tho flsiblca without
seWphg 20 have the slightest intention
Of such result. The others took their
parts very wel, All Ia All, II Is an OK
cvptoually strong company, aud one
which TIM GAIrffE takes pleasure IN
cnnpendiEg 10 tlr phy.Rolng public.
Tonight lhc company closes ~ on
guaemcui IA "Callgd Back an excellent
dmmatizatlOa Of tbr wonderiully success,
fol novel Of Hugh Conway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
ANOTHER SENSATION.

Crowds OF People Flooding TO tho rlc,
wick Hotel nniiy.
one Of the most noted OF Engllab
Writers never uttered wiser sentiment
than this "Ihc proper study of pnnkind
r. man." How much this prcrept con.
tllns, and how faithfully It can be carried
out, may be better understood hy making
one visit to the rooms Of Or. Wesley nj
inc lickwick hotel Five minute, I'M his
presence will convince any Intelligent
man or woman that DR.. Wesley has not
peen oycrrated in any OF the Gattcring
notices that TIN GzErrr has given him
nc has only ben IN Fort Worth about
eigh, weeks, and during that time he has
examined and treated nG0 persons. many
OF whom have been entirely cured, while
others havc been greatly benefited, and
as yet not one has been reported chat was
dissatisfied with Dr, Wcsley's treatment
bat there are hundreds OF our best cifi.
Aehs who are willing 70 testify 10 tho
wonderful skin of this eminent special.
ISL, and his fame ls spreading iar aud
wide, and the afflicted are tiocking to his
room from all over the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

: was right pearI TN the rhcuman,
s ,,,l u, said suffering old man who
llfeu near the swamp. Fact rs. wherevey
W. iife you cant DO Dfight peafp II rnn
are victim OF this troublesome dlscasc
oaap'' G. W. lI0iscnpilcr, Sprmpaeld
LEO, says ~ found great relief from
rihaihinaiory rhoumatlsm hy nsin,,
browns Iron I'ltters.n Thonsapds ~
"'npr peonic have found similar relief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

special TO the Gazette.
ALNAHpo, TES., oct. l2.-,john NJ.
Parker, who lived three miles ives, OF
town, came IN Yesterday and, meeting n
hrothertln-law whom he had NOT seen Tor
eight on ten months, imbihud loo freely
Of WHISKY and on bis way home was
either ihro@n or iell from his horse aud
when found was IN an unconscious condi
uon, lying IN the public road. lie WAS
carried home by friends ami died about
~ O'Clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

ment for s2i.35. ~ '''o'fsl uas
railway, judgment fors "'''e
inds,od,., Patterson Vi John January.
mont f0r el0 w ''""'V' lu's.
~. a,cNofnilck Harvesting Machine com.
bspy ". :. j. Thomason 1.-TWO casesp
yungmenl Tor Si0Q ~ each case.
" G. Evans Go. ys.J. hi r.c,y.t.
for S7G.5G. '''s"io'
Arthur Inilcm vs.. Missouri pariec
railway Judgment foI si2.75.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

spcclal to Nv Gazette.

Special 10 he Gazette.
san Marcos, Tx, oot ~. Pat
Wclch was before Squire Cock to-day,
charged with THEFT Of property over the
value OF S20 TIC waived examination
aud his bond waa placed nt $500, IN dc.
fault OF which he was sent 10 iail
u. A.. clover IS co., bankers Of this
place, came near losing $500. The agent
OF Bnrrctts circus wanted 10 exchange
$500 IN silver for notes, which courtesy
was extended, but instead Of Mr. Glover
handing him 5000 he handed him pack.
age containing $1,000. The mistake was
discovered by the bank and rcctnod hy
the agent BE Il said to The agents credit
the package was untouched.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Correspondence Of the G6Eedc.
BENNErr, Tx, oct H. The cotton
receipts increase daily Last weeks n.
ceipts Will approximate i've hundred
bales, and from what information is now
obiainablc we VIII receive coo bnles this
week The cotton received at this mar
ket Is superior TO any received on the
Tnpscontlncntal railway THIS is 80 ne.
knowledgcd by the buyers Of Paris
Cotton seed s. coming uat the rate Of
a carload per day
Twenty dwellings and four brick stores
are under process Of construction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
A ro.,omce snle nohhed.


0VVVIUI ID IIII NFINVFTF'
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tx, oct. t. The
safe IN the postofllco at this place was
burglarzod saturday night. Entry was
made in the building through a window
in the rear. The safe WAS entered By
cutting an eighl-lnch surface hole through
the back OF the safe, opposite The metal
cash box. About $500 Ia money and
stamps ARE missing, besides The contents
OF several registered packages. There Is
no clew TO the robbers, but from the man.
ncr in which tic safe was entered they
are supposed TO be the same parties that
burglurized jeffrey s Ards safe at Chr.
rollon on Wednesday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
Grain siuaying noepwaien

rpttlM 10 lhN N"HNftf
GAIVE~ruS, THY, Oct. l2 Congress
man Grain returned 70 BIS home ~ Gnero
flils morning HIS time, while here, wGs
occupied With tie citizens deepwaier
committee. a plan Of operation has been
mapbpd out, and ali me inltiniOry steps
taken towards The furthcnnee 81 The
great object whieh wiil be Tally matprcd
by tic Assembling Of conprcss The
News scheme places the matter Of deep
water 10 4 position which insurcc favor.
able recognition % ihe hands 81 ihe
federal government and q commencement
If WORK Within ''onr day and generation,
The secrrcy imposed ~ 10 The pnDiicat
tion of The details has not been sin.
drawn. and hence. Tor ihc present, ne
anxious public must rest content with lhe
reliable iniounatiun that ihe WORK goes
hrayey or"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

OAAfia, RFB, Der ~ In u letter 10
The Omaha ilee Capt y. q. Buikr, ~ tiA
Third United states cavalry, Gcn. Crook
in the slfrs- Madro
campaign against the hpachea, character
iges rs wholly untrue the dory Tint crook
was captured by or mA.le terms Wiih the
Apachfs 30 1859. This is ne Hfst author.
izcd denial u toe report which has been
generally revived through illt press dar-
Ing The pact week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

special TO The Gazette.
Puor POINr, Tl3N., Oct. ~. The rogn.
lar term Of Justice Niles court was IN
session to-day. with the exception Of a
pistol case, the party pleading guilty aud
being assessed the usual iinG aud trim.
ings, the business WAS unmportant
Ike Ferguson, A, G. Owslcy, 7. Buttorl
aud Col Wood, attorneys OF Denton, were
IN town to-day in attendance upon jus
tees court
A.. NJ Rogers Of Collinsyillc are In pro.
grcss at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Services are held daily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

'PVcIhI 10 lho NWetto
ArlhNt, TEX, net. ig.--nlstrlct
court convened to-day, his honor, Inagc
y hcnnedyprcsidlng rho docket 4 i'm
Congressman Lanham. /. W. stephens
and Maj. u. q. Bdwell, prominent Nom.
beers Of the Weathcriord bar. arr IN ~
city on legal business. Col. Lanba,n
SAYS he anticipates a lively session III
congress this winter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

spcclal 70 tho aasetlc

HNFNIN 70 TTIN NNHN0I'
TERRELL, TEx., Oct. ~ The dcnguo
Is beginning TO claim good many sic
tins. Dr. James orr has succumbcd "a
~ Influence, aud this morning il held IN
custody the hook.keopur Of the Harrison
bnnk, so that he failed to come TO time.
Justice Frank has been engaged to-day
with the regular term Of bis court. The
principal business, however, consists %
small debt cases IN which Judgments by
default wero rendered on call
Terrell enjoyed laat night the hrst
norther Of the season
Hon, WIN. Charlton his gone 20 Mon.
iaaue to defend y. G, f0udson 81 Rock
wall county, who stands chmgcd W That
court with murder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Correspondence uf the OaFeiic
LIVINGSTON, TEN. oct .. This has
been an unfortunate day Tor those characd
with crime IN our district court TYLER
Vaughan was brought down by w. BAY
lor sheriff of Parker county, and Peter
RaicliG, colorcd, was brought IN hy
Sheriff Eppcrson from Crockett, whilst
Deputy sheriff Wakefield arrested WIN,
pcrTymau at his home Ia our county and
brought him in All were committed To
jail Ia default OF bpil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

very ahufinR Incident which lluF-
tfstes thc pluck Of - woman Who n
plncky "a ~ iH reported from Fast Iici-
KNAPP sireet certain lady Who n noted
au0ug her friends fof her coolnoss mud
courage NAs starileda day ~ two ago ~
The children rushing in win tho aewk
ibai p negro, irD@d, as i q criminal, had
1eGH seen - enter the rl0Fef Selling D
ready revolver, tlie niitirss " the house
rgHlnd uni snd grHGed tnf story ~ ihc
children, but hesilnied about jskine n
hand-fO.band encounter with cOi0rea
desperado. llaiilng b man Who was passing
by she asked biz assieiaacc 50 mabe The
arrest hut he policy replied that ~
digu'r saai aiy oi that 10 hisa =
Abonl tbl- time tcfrine noise 90 10 H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
Arlinglon


special 20 The HHSete
ARLiNdTuS, TrA., oct 49, The
wonther continues line, wish no iu9nodi.
atu prospects 81 frost, greatly "a the att-
isfacllOn OF farmers who lnyc late cot
ton. Vt whom there are q great many
with ten or fifteen days more pico
weather very large crop of The staplr
win bo gathered.
Wheat sowing n tie order Of business
nov among The inrmers. There Mill be
an unusually large acreage this scar 10
this section
several hstcu6s ia the rural districts
haYebcen reported the past week, mostly
Of slight Importance
The Farmers alliance craze has struck
this suction in iull blast Many 81 our
farmers, however decline 10 loin
The management OK Prof Davenport,
principal u The high school u giving sat
lsfqctlgu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
Kemp


special to tho Gazette.
KrMr, TEN., oct. l2.-- Cotton IL com.
ing In hourly, aud the cotion.socd traillc
keeps our merchants busy All day.
The farmers are having splendid
weather In which to gather their cotton.
The Farmers alliance was organized
here few days since, but has not got
into working order yet,
Dengue Ntil hnds subject occasion.
ally IN our town The few cases that
have taken It recovered slowly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
ON TnE sTRRET.

nncer ~ Mldlpx arrested yesterday
d negro boy named Wullo clinton,
charged wllh stealing o pistol from Clias.
Montgomery The prisoner was lodged
in iall 10 d"Aplt Of bond.
Geo. Fahrr sold So q. q Wilkinson
yesterday Fart oi the ! s Bfloa sur.
yeN twelve milfs n0rthrnh Of Tho city,
and q lot 10 smiihltld io- si50o.
The electric light bill DO welcome
adjunct 20 The eng, 'iOriiaic0fpolaii
qg % HiorVign corporation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
san nlogo Lcllor

Correspondence Of the Gasctic
SAN DWGp, TEX, oct TO- Your cor
respondent has been through the greater
part Of Duyal county, ana since the Into
rains the fall crop Is fine II the frost
only holds on awhile there viii be- see
ond good harvest gathered this year.
Grass Is luNuflunt aud water sufficient.
The winter range IS safe, aud cattle and
horses on the prairics and IN the brush
Will remain In fnu order until next spring
winter.
The shcafing 10 this section is about
over with, nnd wool has been ior sopc
time coming into town daily, and a great
deal oil II Is being shipped rricos are
looking up somewhat
our public free schools, OF which we
have ten 30 Dual county nro progressing
timely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
|wa, Rather hilarious.

lille Incident not Clown ON the
occurred at 'thc opea-house last
|fHg Whom "Coralie' Miss Rlal1
\ K her second entrance, supposed TO
Just returned from the theatcr and
.ry intoxicated, an enthusiastic cal
god was heard TO cXclalm IN audible
"Wcll, been out, dressed up aud
|amnk.' IL Is needless to Say that
rmark occasioucd considerable met-
nl among both auditors aud actors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
600 ,nntr. n,or ~ een.

steamships Coventry from ptilndclplla.
IlelnBley from Marsoillcs, llownfa,ii
from Mhdeira the bnrkn George W
Sweeney FROM Philadelphia. S0blemstpn
from The Bafhndpee, aud The schooner
ilelgna a. Chase from New Yask
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
|. ncnrue and ihe .lndlcllr,.

tbanty Judge Fuunan being too siek
b dcngue to ~ his official duties, YES
lhy, Mr.. r. l." Carlock was elected
ral judge until his recovery. This
quito a compliment TO MIR. Cailock.
b one OF the youngest members Of
ftr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

ss Louise Rial, the actress, has a
tially fine stage wardrobe, which. nc
Ping To newspaper stories, is valued
5000. IL is perhaps not generally
3Nn that In China 1t IL the custom
n garment is made for royalty, a
\ cate Is always made aud preserved
h Rial we0rs IN "Fortunc's Fo0ln a
fesc silk cloak that cost $500. the
icate having been made for the en-
fsoi China. Miss Rial secured the
N through IA gentleman prominent in
celestial empire. In like manner she
fmc POSSESSED of a silk shawl, EN-
Picfed 80 heavily that It weighs ten
~. The shawl was Kept on exhibit
a n San Francisco for long time,
n Miss Rial, having no use for the
n authorized its sale. Mrs Langtry,
4 ~ San Francisco, saw the shawl aud
%nged for lis purchase. Through some
lderstandIug OF the clerk the shawl
n aellyered, but no money received,
n ne Jersey Lily sailed for England,
&l'hg It with her. An interesting law.
now on hand In the English courts
"a fMer the value of the shawl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

'spcial slccpcrs win leave Fort Worth
.c regular Texas & Pacific train nj
tonight Tor Pccos city. They viii
|sln there until the sale Of lots il over
I,ou wish to attend the sale, don't fall
.wkc this train
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
COTTON AND WOOL DRESS GOODS

ioi " essprtad colerea hrccAdes 10 81. in,
~ plaid suNiaas Z. ~ end iaic
0llorsd rsiin Wool dlled a
~ e as'urtti culorci vN,ot Allied hroraac..
iaedium and heavy wainhts 10 Is ana eit
~ y indtH ulald cnshmcfra. 70 tn sir.
% W Analfc ciNias, nav Fh1rlcs, 20 to gSc.
ured. 81 V tus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

WAsIINafos, oct. ", A.. M.4.For
the Wrst gulf statcSi GENERALLY ialwr
weather, wigas noribchy, and aitlt
change IN Temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

riic grand jury was rcconveued ycstcr.
ard IS actively at work unearthing
Png II viii be 10 session FOR few
aad then adjourn for this term Of
| district cOurt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

~ w bnupig rliDNks al,G strln,, latfs tsrelf,
"a (nfhca, fHci ~"
m y ifvnch lsicois, complete line 4 eeio,.
D. iuchNs ~ tatNslaA
ncWcsi thnaOa,
- y Wool dlerHBal eniN,iua t,,i talinr ,,,.ee,,
suits, " iuvhcn SiVd g. ifN
p" ~ "a Scotch max sllrshc4. Ta, "a q al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
ilni.


7peclal @ The GaIetio
BAIRD, ItN, Oct ~ Mr., .acn. To,pn.
KIN and Mrs Bowman were raarried 4,
Officiating. "''''''s
- 2, weather put ON airs VI wjihrr this
morning, With a Strong wind ircn The
north '"N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

AZ $50 this morning 40 alarm Of bri
whr sounded from hos 10, ealing tlin iip-
mrlmpnt 20 jonea and Sixth streets
whrr d t8o.atpry frame wns bnmDR
The house was un0ocupiod, ANA II y be-
lieycd That trainps sef ilre 10 II by acci-
dcpi % that Il was on iBrcndiary ilrr
Join King Va ihe employ ~ Is E,ans,
owned TIE hldlaing aud, Il Is UNDER
aund, had no iH fnfnnec
Peter SWiili company was % Tho fru
drt, getting there o. q remarkably SHORT
tiIncl
Tho lOss n probably 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

aihc district court yesterday the en-
lay was devoted 10 the case OF j. j.
,cs and wiie vs.. Highly, Randall &
Bling Co., suit to try tile to LOT front
Oh square. 1t was not concluded.
H. Faux presented license 10 prac-
bN 10 Alabanm, aud was granted
|lhr privileges mere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

The Madrid newspapers consider the
tx weeks negotiations between spain
and Germany regarding the Nayollncs
question . complete failure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

~ county commissioners met In
4lhr monthly session yesterday.
Nnpctition an election was ordered IN
shellcr school district to determine
Aer or not an additional tax of twenty
n on the hundred dollars shall be
for school purposes.
A b application OF O. VI. Kern for n
dcatc OF good moral character In
Il 70 secure license to practice law
grahtcd.
Eproposition by D. H. Smith, nursery
torcnt a portion Of the courthouse
WAS rejected.
-morrow viii b. devoted to the con-
BATON OF claims.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

Jew dramatic version of "Called
4 nndertho title Of Love and Reas-
Ma written by Mr. win S. Marion,
'f presented at the opera-housc to-
py the Louise Rial company. Per.
@noNel has been SO generally read
Ieome 40 popular IN the literary
as has Couway's "Callcd Back"
a'urally there is considerable inter
Eork.
hAls rendition Of the mad scene Is
DC wonderfully realistic bit Of
ol the Marion version the st
republican Says "Louise Rial,
A. Bigger. win ). Marion aud cS-
supporting company appeared AT
'wple elastuight IN Love aud Reason,
Nslnal decentralization OF Conway's
l'ad novel, Called Back. Thcplay Is
concise and thrilling tablcauX,
Fa oy hr. Marion aud rendered
lN1V Dy the elimination of unintcr-
4 p,aioguc aud unimportant charac-
lhls version Il mquestionably
Hohgel and au Improvement on
Presented by the Madison square
Of NcW York. Miss Louise Rial
Nspiiouaill line Ia her rendition Of
me mad girl, Miss Bigger and
anon assumed the other principal
"s wiga promising intelligence,
w performance was very smooth
.t~iLlpg To-uighfA performance
/ WV lllal cnunremnnf-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

'bose intending TO be present at the
NJ sale OF lots at Pccos CITY should
Fort Worth not later than to-mor-
Wednesday, morning. We would
0,c al who can TO take the regular
hoi the Texas 4 Pacific THIS evening.
/ hey will then reach Pccos the evening
b. The salc
osc who cannot attend in person and
TO invest IN PccoS can telegraph
orders 10 J. a. II. llossack, the auc-
PER- who is now on the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13

II wns agreed hY The council yesterday
that MrsAfs llcSandnr Barter aud bag
geii OF The street. and alley committee and
Mayor smith shouM represent the cOun-
eli In HE coHterparc with Col iloxlo and
COY = q. Brown az 81 Louis. AT a
meeting otpruminenl citizens held yostcr.
day ~ . o'elorh ~ the office 81 q. IS.
kcunedy the following gentlemen were
selected 10 E0Nith ihcgouncil committee 4
w, j. lioal, A, NJ, BrittOn, W A, Hun
man, w q Turner, y n. Paddock aud
g u Blpsenan iais committees VIII
leave on The ij.h for ~ louis. Tho
questions Of opening Houston street,
bridging The imcks, what streets shall be-
used ~ Nfpssings md others 81 impor.
ianre 10 onr city and The railroads VII
come w Dor discussion The committee
sent " a most cNeelieul one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
INC ioss y probably 5000,


Jle ladies u the aiafli Street slOihod.
ist church VII gise miic soclahlo tliie
evening % me rr.deucs 81 M. w. H..
AIcDlil On Eani heeoHh street. a cordial
lnsliaiion D extended ne public 70 AZ.
tend
5ay "a The ny,
our dispatches shto thai Jas G0nlh
plHsed through IrAarkana yesterday on
liis way ~ sherman lie Is expected ~
reach fVrt Worth t1is evening of WcdncF~
day morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
STATE NEWS.
polnts and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Voc.
gatherings frouf over tho state Repor,.a
Specially for ihc aasetto BY II.
own HN,ortors.


p"'agerGeid'- cpao.n Receipts.
special to The Garc,ic.
hAlNethIiEip, Tx, Oh l2.-aCnlion
y e2lniug ~ very SLOW. The rccclp,s I'm
to date are $50 bales. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
TAYLOR 4 BARR.

side Indicated thni The negro was mai lei
. desperate ofiopt 70 break the irons aud
free himself. The paascr,ly was an.
pbtchrdln haste Mter policeman, aud
the lady sought thc nrslslance OF two
carpenters, who were az work near by
Neither was Inclined to take the lob, but
nnlly lhoy beth agreed 20 oln In n
combined aesalat on tie enemy.
Armed with nws, panes aud ham.
mers lhVy nppmaslicd TIE scene, and iuM
~ lleN ware ibesi 90 make Sorle were
reinforced by au onicor. Tho order Of
diidck was Rityp hy iho lady and ilie
Forward march htehn, when The door
opened and out stepped grizzly min-
nhig son OF Africa.
"Mlmna," said he, "l'Rr nxed II M
and L works nll right now"
The q. A. y. ile,l and the plumber lrld
The field uncmscstod.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
C0RSETS
FRENCH WOVEN.

lWll lrnc Waih sitbi, h0t' tu LOO
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-13
BlACK COODS,
OUR STANDARD BLACK SILKS.
.HOSIERY, tANDKERCHIEFs. GLOVES. CORSETs

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Ladies' Misses and ChiIdren's
Handkerchief.
hUiusiltchrd. within. Oach 10 eac.
cVlurcd border, 20 iac
80 nil lncu, ini 800.
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