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The Portland daily press., 1885-01-22
Boston & Portland Clothing Co.
Boston & Portland CLOTHING Co,
Boys'& Children's OyercOats

One small lot, regular price of which is
$50, our price LOO.
One lot heavy GRAY 0vercOats, with
Cape. all sizes. Regular price 500,
our price $50.
Several lots, regular prices 6, q 8
and 10 dollars. Consolidated into one
lot, our price only 5 90 each,
lot Boys Oyerc"ats, ages IL to Ia
years. Regular price $50; our price
onlI 800. Great Bargains in Boys
Refers.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-22
Boston and Portland Clothing Co
MEMS REEFERS.

Small lot of Mems Refers fm
sraaIl sizes, at only $h.OO; regu-
lar price 600.
Good Heavy Gray Refers; Teau-
lar price $3.50; our price only
400.
4 sm all lot Heavy Blue GfaincIlilIa
Beaver Refers; regular price
$1,000; our prtse ESQ.
One large lot Heavy, s'sain Blue
Refers, Pilot Cloth; Fesular
price $l2, 100; our price 500.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-22

Z. B. & B.
The very fiattering sue
cess with which our efforts
to lnaugurate an early sale
of Linens and HOusekeep-
ing Goods were met, tOgeth-
er with our desire to always
ANTICIPATE rather than
to follow the wants Of eur
customers, induces us to
make another Grand Effort
to lay before them the most
attractive display of SILK
FABRICS it has ever been
our good fortune to secure.
Although early i'm the sea-
son to show SPRING
GOODS, we find there are
many who prefer to KEEP
IN ADVANCE of their
needs, and, during the leis-
ure of the dull season while
labor is more readily secur-
ed to do their ''Spring sew
ing.''
This we believe is TRUE
ECONOMY, more especial
ly In such staple goods as
SILKS which do not go out
of style.
To this portion of our
customers, more particu-
larly, we now appeal, feel
ing sure we can save you
both time and money.
We respectfully request
your inspection of these ell
egant goods.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-22
Boston and Portland CIOthiDgGO
Children's Suits,age 4 toll

l92 Boys Suits, all sizes, several styles,
ut OnIys$2.OO, ESQ and 8. 90 per suit'
$50 Chiidren's Suits, sizes 4, 5, 6 and z
years. Regular prices 500, 600 and
200; our price $50.
Boys All Wool Suits. Regular price
$50 and 200; our price 4.50 and
500.
Elegant Bargains at $500, G.5O,I7. 90,
1850, 500, eco ana 10. co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.


Lcndng waxnhnchie Uitzens Come To
See Abou. the y. W. Il n, O.
Mayor Il. A. DuBose, Judge j. W.
Ferris and Col John G. Gibson Of WaXa-
hachie arrived I'm the city yesterday
morning. Their mission was connected
with the Fort Worth q New Orleans road,
and they held lengthy private confer
ence with its management. The result,
it develops, was that the WnXahJchie
people were given exactly one week IN
which TO raise the subsidy required by
the Fort Worth & New Orleans so build
TO that place. The road asks $4,000 In
cash, depot grounds and right
of way from the Tarrant county
line to Waxahachie, The committee
Of three left for home last night on the
north.bound Missouri Pacific TO submit
the matter once more TO their people.
Just before they departed a GAZETTE re-
porter saw Judge Ferris at the Pclwick
and inquired;
OWN your town raise the snbsidy2n
al think so. II the people can only
be made 70 realize that IL Is the last
CHARGE, and that the road viii 20 by us
otherwise, they viii subscribe the amount
without much trouble They want the
road, hut some of them have believed
heretofore that II was coming
ANYWAY. In this am satisfied they are
mistaken, and so are the gentlemen with
me. OF course we cannot afford TO lose
the rond."
GLOW much has already keen raisedN'
at one time we had &l7 900 sub
scrlbed, but there was some dissatisiac-
ton afterward and the whole thing will
have 10 be gone over again"
"What do you estimate the total value
OF the subsidy askcd?'
| "About 100000 IN all"
! The committee returned home, appre-
/ Chatting fully the narroWncss of the mar.
| pin which Is given Waxahachic on the
road. President Hurley exhibited to
them reports OF the engineer showing
/ chat the road could be built direct u
Corsicana $50, 900 cheaper than to include
Waxahachie IN It's course. lie also stated
that It was his lrm belief that the roat
would lose money TO go 10 Waxahachl'
under the proposed conditions, brit tina
as il was the county seat they preierret
mot TO miss it. The management is full!
determined to decide the matter With
the next week, and II WaXahachi
fails to respond within that time the roat
win most assurcdly take q direct course
The people OF Fort worth feel dee
interest in the matter, because they earn
estly desire connection with WaXn
hachie. While II is not IN their power 3
! influence the direction OF the road, the
viii De gratlhed at any arrangement
which will bring the prosperous little caI
/ ital OF Ellis into closer relations with Ia
J commercial center OF Northern Texas.
One week tells the story
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
COUNT OF APPEALS.
The Cases Disposed Of ut Yesterdays
sitting AT Tyler.

The Cases Disposed Of ut Yesterdays
sitting at Tyler.
special to the Gazette.
Tyler, TEX, oct. 2s.--Thc court OF
appeals to-day affirmed the following
Saunders VS.. the State, from san
Augustine county.
Lee Walker vs. the State, from Marion
county.
The sun Mutual Insurance Company
vs.. Levi, from Bowie county.
The Southern Insurance Company vs..
Levi from Bowie county.
The Missouri Pacific Railway VS. me
Stltc, from Travis county.
| Lloyd vs.. the State, from Jones county.
| Reversed and rcmauded Manzeshelmer
Tvs. Allen, from Bowie county.
1 ArtO vs.. the State, from Neuccs county
! Phillip vs.. the state, from Gonzales
county
Submitted on briefs for the state
Lewis W.. the State, from Cags county.
Submitted on oral argument aud briefs
Tor both parties Davis W. the state from
/ Ilano county.
Waddington ys. the State, from WI
Hanson county
Ashcroft vs. The state, from lIoustor
county.
( Submitted on briefs for both parties
Owens ys, the State, from Williamson
county.
4 Williams w. tbs state from Falli
county
TX parte lien from Milan countyiappli
cation for hnbeas corpus refused
TX parte PlcmmOns ct al, from Gay
; county; reset for Saturday, Aoy. 4
* parte Kramer, from Young county
applicant discharged. In this case ~
court held the local-option election II
, Young county void because notice va
T, not posted IN accordance with the statute
twenty days before the election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
AUSTIN.
Ireland to Decentralization Rcfuscd-COn-
tract for lrun--Dicd ut Home.
spccial to this Gazette

Ireland to Baynrd- Pardon Kcfuscd-COn-
tract for lrun--Dicd ut Home,
Special to this Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, oct. 2s.--Gov. Ireland
to-day addressed pointed letter to Sec
rotary Bayard at Washington in reply to
one from Secretary Bayard OF the 28d
inst, inclosing copy Of communication
from Mr.. Romero, complaining OF hard
ships to MeXiCaus on account of Texas
quarantine against yellow fever Gov.
ireland says Texas must be her own
Judge of time aud place Of establishing
quarantine,
The governor to-day refused TO pardon
William Harris Of Brown county, SEN
fenced for five years for assault with IN
tent 10 commit rape.
The comptroller deposited $4,000 to
the revenue fund.
The annual report Of the Kansas &
Gulf Short Line shows S37, 600 earnings
expenditures, 5l22,O0O.
Satisfactory freight rates have been OBJ
tanned fiom Maj. Waldo, and the con-
tract between the penitentary board
and the capitol contractors was signed
/ this evening providing for cast iron from
I Rusk for the new state-hOuse.
/ Col. Fred w. Chandler, who met with
( an accident on the cars wGs brought
/ home with IN arm broken and one side
paralyzcd and died tonight
There have been 800 cases OF dengue At
the lunatic asylum, with only four deaths
from Il complication OF diseases.
An old German OF Austin named Jnliat
Quasi, by means of Fort Worth spirit
nal medium, has found a vast sum
buried treasure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
rccnm.ell,. Commltlnl.

LOUISVILLE, KY, oct. 2s-The Courier
journal will publish tomorrow lengthy
interview with Senator Beck upon the
.Iohnson-Grant- Depew matter. Mr.. Seek
was representative from Kentucky N
congress during Johnson's impeachment
and an OF his Yecoliectons are contrary
10 the stories OF Depew. In regard 70
,Johnson's cmbrOgliO Will Grant ABOUT
the stanton matter, Mr.. Beck says;
The presldcnt gave him letter from Cen;
sherman which, together WIN lila chaTEea hh9
Ion GrabtF ndmisrion, proved, 49, ne anu ;
I thought That Grant had Agreed 10 turn inc war
depaTtment over % him, ana mol give " w ~
stanton, and that Grant ana sherman IN III
action on the 18TH and igth Of January Nlrtual'!
Confessed this fact by Insisting for the goOa 81
I the service on tie resignation oI SlahlOh' i"'
letter A. as follows ....,..,-,..
Bi2 SrREET, WAemEGros.
neglected this morning % say tnal hhp
/ ,iay with admiral Porter, and Cen Grant has y.
! leave for Richmond on Monday morning ~
3 ,seIncL Al a conversation with the genera NJ
! frr tbc interview wherein ohered 20 =,
viii. him on Monday mofhlns
NJ ,ia. onr o1ibion inst be should rcsign, ti wa
fonnd Impossible 10 carry out ms pan y!
I r..1son III his going 10 Richmond and my EUlnl
M Annapolis The general by his course WI
ali on Won tomorrow aui Olef 70 go
I stanton Z. aud saw for the good o. me sersise
maj he ought 90 resign. fIhia was on 'Il
, IA. a, Monday / VIII call upon you M
W., think n necessary. will do the same
IN ~, NJ stanton and tell hin be should -
ION Ifhe will moi, then y VIII pc umr y
cnnsidfr Interior measures ~ tle lnc...st,',
h also hnppens that no necessity eels.s ''' P'
( cip'A''hE ". 4. sHeRHtN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
TWO BouLEyARDs.



Reservation.
Several days ago TnE GAZETTE pub.
lisbed what the st. Louis committee had
accomplished, with one exception, that
OF opening two streets the entire length
OF the railroad reservation, one on the
north side and the other on the south
side, running east and west, these streets
to be perpetual, Alderman Darter of
the committee says these streets will be a
great thing, and that affairs between the
city and the railroad companies are now
so arranged that the company can utilizc
It's splendid piece of property here, and
that the officials acknowledge this IN the
best point in the state for ccntering their
business and finally placing their shops.
The next regular meeting OF the council
will be on Tuesday afternoon, November
3, when, In all probability, the city will
he asked to officially indorsc the con.
tract and pass ordinances looking TO the
carrying into effect OF the agreement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
A BIG CARD.
what the New Elevator WIN do for Fort
Worth.

what the New Elevator WIN do for Fort
Worth.
The last issue OF Bradstrcet's has the
following in reference TO new Fort
Worth enterprise; "a New Texas Grain
Eleyator.-Th Fort Worth (ToX.l GA
zETrE calls attention TO u large enterprise
in Fort Worth. This is in the building of
n grain elevator Of 200, 900 bushels
capacity. In many ways such an insttu-
ton VIII be useful To Fort Worth and the
farmers The want Of 1t has worked
serious injury to the trade OF the city la
the past. The wheat production OF the
territory tributary to Fort Worth Is be.
tween 100000 and 100000 bushels
THE GAZETTE says that so inadequate
have been the facilities in Fort Worth for
handling this immense crop heretofore
that oftcntimes II has either been driver
elsewhere or the producer was forced t.
sell at prices which were unsatisfactory
| The farmer gets an elevator receipt fol
his grain and presenting 1t at the banl
! can easily borrow two-thirds of It's valu,
on long time, as collateral OF this charac
| ter is regarded In financial circles az NOR,
preferable than Individual security. II
this way the new enterprise viii lnrgcl!
| facilitate commerce and be Il double ad
vantage to the town and the producer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
LAMI.AsAs srnrNns.
areal IIenlh nna I.Iee.sre Itesol

Great neaith mud Pleasure Hesori'
This place has justly earued the repn-
tatiOn vi being the great health Rnd pleHs-
urc resort OF tie Southwest. For mgr
curlnl, rheumatic, cuianeous aad kidney
diseases, these waters are the most cer-
tain auxiliary and specific known. Inc
hotels afe conceded 10 be the best Ia the
country. The SIN G1oniTi0 central y
.npd dciiglitfuliy located corner MN and
Main streets, n one 81 the mo8t comfort
able, elegantly furnished and best ycnti-
lated houses ia The state, which, with its
eKcelIent cuisine and moderate rate OF
81 per day aud aud special rate 70 PARTIES
by Inc week or month, make tho Sda 90
r0niBlo a great fay0nte. Two sample
rooms on first floor, twenty feet square
Gach-bost W the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
DIES IN A wAGOS.YARD.
did nammond's wizard oil KIN Him or
Did Disease DO tile Work.

A man named C.. 6. Henderson has
been sick IL the wagonyard on Main
street corner Sixth for several days and
died in great agony about o'clock
Tuesday night. Henderson was poor
man who had been working as cook for
a rang Of laborers on the Fort Worth 4
New Orleans. Doctors Burts and stevens
did all they could for Henderson, but
they thought from the iirst that the man
Was suffering from poison and 80 ox-
pressed themselves. II Is not known
that he had taken any poison, but be he'd
been using wizard oil, known 70 contain
considerable chloroform, which he ap
piled freely 70 his head and back or biz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

The Fort Worth Board Of Underwriters,
composed Of the undersigned agencies,
at meeting held october q 1885, unan
imously resolved That all policies OF
Insurance issued on or after November |,
1880, should be ior cash only
LpgrlrJorN & MAmlN,
SwAyNg Bnos.& CmNE,
zASE CEru
Fospick g FcnNAN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

After witnessing the performance at the
New Market theatcr last night, the Nows
rcitcrtos the strong terms IN which II
spoke Of Baird's MINISTRIES, and now pro-
nounccs TINT company the best That has
ever appeared in Portland. II would re-
quirc more space than the News can give
to mention the many cXcclcDcics Of this
company aud therefore but brief notice
cnu be made. lialrd's Is the finest min.
strcl show ever given Ia PORTLAND Daily
News, Oregon.
At the opcra-house Friday night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Gordon.


!" Nf'" PWffAAts
"a TIN, oct. 9s.-Wheal, cotton and
4 coming Into this market ut fntc thAt
a hbcl paied by the most hopeful OF me
In, NO Touring mills with cotton elnis,
- running day and night at thcir iili
q anu yet they are literally throngel
"A hhu socd cotton Large quantities
~ hlpped constantly. 4 fret clhsh
a would Pc d paying Investment.
,ieh.tfy * co. recently shipped a lot OF
a =" ~ l0uls from here. Air. >. w
4 sne arm WHO accompanied iaem, re
I. % tons Of coal arc taken out OF the
A weddings have recently occurred
Y ~ elg ', W. BlcWett. druggist, we'd
\ laura Gibbs aud Immediately left fuI
nos on a bridal tour. Next, Mr, ~ )
= saieanlan Tor Rogers. CJtney Is 60
a lmpliHhgd Miss Noble Jamison q
4 Asain Mr, Samuol Person, q young
~ Ivy Aummcrs, was duly welded &
Il go ltouy Of this place.
"a " establishments hnYe recently start
ne Alliance CU.uperaliyc store an,
4 ht9~drf a Cooper furniture store
"A ppysicr Of ~iFawn accidentally sho
80 nigni. ahaiioring the bone Ia Ia
\ NAt ahlpliai!Dn viii be necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Tho,isan,ls sny SO.

Mr.. r. W. Atkins, Girard, kaDi writes
al never hesitate 30 recommend yoiD
Electric Bittors TO my customers they
glyc entire satisfaction, and me rapid
sellers.u Electric lIitters are the purosL
aud best medicine known, and VIII posi-
lively cure Kidney aud liver complaints.
purify thc blood aud regulate tho bowels,
No family can afford 10 be without them,
They WIN save hundreds OF dollars IN
DOCTORS bins every year. Sold ~ DOC
a bottle by # w. Williams & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Two thousand people witnessed the
performance Of Baird's minstrcls Inst
night. IL was the largest house seen
there for years, and 20 say that the troupe
deserved such welcome IN but SLIGHT
praise Of its merits, TROY, ~ v, Morn.
ing Times.
AZ The oper.housc Friday night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
TAYLOR 4 BARR.

neck, besides taking II internally II
seems probable that the man died from
the wrong use or oyerdosing of the medi-
cine, but It is probable that the disease
he was suffering from would have finally
killed him. Too much Wizard oil Is not
good thing, although druggists say
they sell great deal OF it and even re
commend It at times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Con.tipntion or Costiyenoss

Is due either TO an irregular action OF the
liver, causing an improper secretion and
now Of bile, which Is the natural physlc
OF the body, or TO an impcrlcction OF the
peristallc movement the consequences OF
which tend 10 manifold disorders. rs.
pecially IN persons of full habit there Is
great danger OF apopleptic or paralytic
seizures. A dose of liepato2onc taken
before breakfast, together with regular
attention to this duty, VIII assure q per
feet Cure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

The Windsor thcnter Was opened last
evening by ! w. lhird's Mammoth nln-
sircls, who began their fourth annual en-
gagcmcnt Always the best, Buird's
MINISTRIES, Ike new vine, Improve with
age, and this year Manager Baird has
brought w m entertainment refined,
original and brilliant throughout which
suffers nothing ~ comparison with others
Boston Daily Herald.
Baird plays here Friday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

4 performance Of more eyeueEcciiencc
than that given at the windsor theaicr
last night by T. W. Baird's mammoth
minstrels was seldom or never seen here,
ana IL was applaudcd from beginning "a
end by one OF the most Es,ire2d audi.
cnces Of the eeason. This company VIII
safely endure comparison with any oi
their much Wanted rivals RI Boston
Daily Globe
Balrd's miDstrels play 10 Fort Worth
Friday night
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Collinsville.


SylLIE, TEX, oct. 2s..-A first class
from abroad was here to day looking
Face fora business house. lie seemed
~ on stopping with rs, and We are
i. for he IS backed by a considerable
finance.
~ dealerl are shipping wheat from
p rate 81 three carlOuds per week
Il mill here to grind AL this iuto hour
N y strickland. one OF our cntorprlH
~ Trims, have Just begun the erection
F'lass store hoIsc. j. NJ. Wiley having
a building they nUiy occupy
a ru on boom here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Greenvilie.

lhc GlltlIU'
.rtp TEX. oct. 2S.--Mrs. Reeves,
4 Hon. Reuben 4 Reeves, who has
hng nor son, Mr.. o. G., Reeves, u
4 merchant OF tnis place, for several
tned home this evening.
In court ofsiIunt county convened
1ny In the new court house. The
n cost about forty thousand, i've
blars, and was received from Mr.. j.
4 contractor, yesterday by the com
court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

OAicer Rushing ran down a drunken
man who was driving his wagon az n
reckless gait ~ Main street yesterday
evening Rushing climbed in behind and
captured The furious driver. He was
marched of 10 the calaboosc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
rOR NAIE.


iiouston-stroot Eusinrss Property.
AZ intend returning 90 Ohio, ! VIII
sell my Rtore-room, SOC Houston htreet{
best location Ia Fort Worthi newly
pninted, showed, and Ia perfect ORDER
WIN rent for 500 per month
Would take some cheap lands IN part
somc little money, aud balance can re-
main long time VIII very low Interest
SAM'I -. tlIrsELpiNE,
BOG Houston street, Fort worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
.Robhed ON Tho Highway.

Ilt7NhHVIIV.
snLr, TEN, oct. oS..-About sun
Dir. w. J.. Donaldson wac leaving
h, where he had been to sell cotton,
Nailed live miles from town by two
ID and mounted men and robbed OF
ceme clothing he had purchased In
h resisted tho robbers, and, In the en-
,faceiYed several severe wounds on the
Apsbl IN the hands Of one of the rob
u re isno Glow to the parties. neither
N les was disguised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

II II poor economy 70 buy cheap iood,
aud greater mistake rs made BY those
who use nD Inferior brand Of baking pow
der, because It Is sold for less money.
silver Loaf baking powder h W no
means iancy-priced article, yet u N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
|algo chandler Borne Home.

q ITIV NHNUIIN' '
hyy. TEN.. oct 2s.-Judgc Frederick
who was seriously injured by falling
Mir near Ncchcsylllc yesterday morn
aronght here for treatment, was taken
.by relatives and carried TO his home
this morning DR.. II. j. Bunter OF
Altends the Judge TO Austin. 1t Is be.
al he cannot recover. Both limbs and
Il organs are puralyzcd. lie also sus.
Relc iniaries 10 the head, arms and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Jefferson.
eGafette.

Z Tpx oct. 2s.-Commissioners'
"A CIV met In called session and ap.
naite n perceptibte change in the
4 day--from hot TO cold.
rolirt has been In session since Mon.
"A n heavy civil docket
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
The omcinl Score.

a,.,o TEX, oct. 2s.--The Official
fLofi ,1.snt competitive drill n, the
~ "a has lust been handed in by
.frcumHH shows that the Belknaps Sc
~ anu while the San Antonio
},to wi. The possible score was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

Pull line OF paimer's and Loienze'n
handkerchief extracts IN bulk AZ either o.
Il. ". Wells drug stores from % cents
10 81 az ounce Special prices on hnli-
mound b0ttles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

palmcr's pure cocoanut soap at l5c n
cake a either Of Wells drug stores, b09
Houston street and corner Fifteenth and
Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
rouipe Epidemic.

the Gazette, o.,,.a.,,,, 49,,
HOY, asitb nm equine epidemic of a
Neneu r,cter. T6c disease, a species
~ cna' bss already affected large
fagget,t hut thus far fatal results
.oomnaratiyely smnli.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

PalmGr's pure cocoanut soap az l5c u
cake at either OF Wells drug stores, 800
Houston street and corner of Fifteenth
ana Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Baird.


The Gazette.
PIX, Oct. 25-Forty cars OF cattle
to-day ca route to -. Louis and
court rs still ut work Oh the Pace
he from Swcctwater. This case Is a
tstlng one aud the trial i well at
eth from S1lan aud this county.
be-, who travels with Rev. Mr. Penn,
Nth us for two days. He u an organ
! he vocalist and wlthal u fine speaker.
s0rry to see him leave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Ia Gamblers Last Die.

q INC UWcIIV'
4Nt, TEX Oct. PA negro named
batenpOrt, prominent here a. gam
allied 10 day about nine miles east of
IN stealing u ride on u lumber car OF the
a. Louis railway, by the chr being de.
A wrecked. A cDrOner's jury rendered
H. accordance with the above facts.
BED when killed had on his person n
monte cards, several sets OF dice, u
1ox and pistol He WAS buried here
10. day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29
Itusk.


tne net 2s.--County court is In
IL week >,.rsbai 4. ID. bradshaw
ly ssen assigned by Mr.. Reagan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-29

% Ia French plalde now styles. rs to toe,
W Is - inch satin, hcrher, late novelty. Use.
81 IL "a inch flannel auitinga. new ehndes,
all wool, ~ to $50
80 Is d pieces body cashmere, 50 inches, IN
nll the most stylish shades, at 900,
these are q great bargain,
90 IL French caahmcrc, street and evening
ehAdes. 40 lnchua, Zoe 20 $500