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The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
FOR SALE...H0uSES.

DOR SALE-TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
II brick dwelling, rooms and bathroom,
mod imp, lst Il n e, S9,8OO; two story brick
dwelling, & rooms and bathroom, mod imp,
1st 81 II q, - 800; two story and basement brick
dwelling, rooms and bathroom, all mod imp,
10th st II e, S3,OC0; three story and cellar brick
dwelling rooms and bathroom, furnace and
all mod imp, II It n c, 81, 800. Tyler II Ruther-
ford, l92B I II n W. Scii'Ot"
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

TIE Democratic State Convention
of Maryland, which met in Baltimore
yesterday indorscd the Administration.
Senator German and Mr. Higgins
train with the Democrats who held
that convention. The fact that Pres-
dent Cleveland was indorscd should
dispel the insinuation that there has
been breach between him and Mr..
Higgins 1t is not said that Mr.. IIig-
gins was on the committee that framed
the platform, but we think we distin.
guish traces of his fine Italian hand
in the declaration that the horde of
Republican oillcc-scckcrs obtained their
positions as rewards for partisan ser
vices before the passage of the Civil
Service law, and should not be allowed
to remain parts of n Democratic al-
minishation If these sentiments did
not originate with Mr.. Higgins they
certainly coincide with his views, and
with the views of good many other
people,
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

~ ~ THAT San Francisco story about the
Chinese boiling the bones of their dead
countrymcn and colonizing skunks in
the vicinity to serve the purpose of
deodorizers reads like one of Coroner
ODonnell's choicest romances, which
is equivalent to saying that there isn't
solitary word of truth in it.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

EuNEtDA ruifnDE.
" 4 Street Northwest
Tie r0ur.o of sfrfi.r Dnmga.aa rnsfI.h.
ffrf.h h tsfIur.n. lnfin rrf Urlrt bnla aeal.
JOE orb I.uiHf i. HrH WHII.enIHflf"
a. ilIr RI Hla HrU HrgluIfrI NJ n military
hNhnAh t.rfrnliff O. ioIins sH ~ gdar.
ttr W advance
ter d A. NacrHK H a.. President.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

In sums to SUIT M per cent,
The above is only u small portion OF prop
,rty ON my books For full list call ut Office
for bulletins issued on list and 18th.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
FOR SALE---l0TS.

EOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN LOTS
II 2bx1OO feet, fronting BladensbuIg Turn
pike, In sight of street-cars, $500; 500 cash,
balance So per month. Neat broom cottages
built at lowest contract rates; Si00 cash,
balance in years, or monthly payments If
preferred. .,. -......
jy7 03i st., Rooms o and @.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
FOR eXCHAnGe.

w ANTED-To EXCHANGE E NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange
corner 9th and X SITS. Smoky chimneys cured
or no pay. STOVES exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

FREDDIE GEBHARDT has returned to
his native shores, and even before get
ting out Of the custom-hOusc Mrs.
Langtiy was mentioned and this time
officially. The custom-house officers
wanted to levy duty, as "a work of
art, on liresized painting of that
lady which was among Mr. Gebhardts s
effects. But when the possessor swore
that it was TO be classcd as household
effects" the painting was let in free.
1t takes Il man of Mr.. Gebhardt's great
acumcn to distinguish between "a
work of art and "a household effect :"
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
Business Chances.

w ANTED--A FINANCIAL PARTNER BY
w an experienced builder. Those meaning
business address Builder, Critic office. sell,3tF
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

If THE Panama star ami HcJdh is
correctly informed, the first section of
the Panama Canal, from Colon to
Tiger Hill, distance of twelve llilo-
metres, will be opened in October for
its full length, breadth and depth.
"The Man who Laughs" this time will
be that gay and festive old Frenchman,
Monsieur de Lessons.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

r-J5-P, WALLACE,
- BNORRR,
Has removed to his new store.
No 1904 + STREET NORTHWEST,
Whore he will be pleased to see his friends
and the public generally. aU35
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

Nffmtti rrpNIIuTNr ur r1g Uvl.
W fIFHIfh ODD UfuWgEruNN
TIf n.Hr HIarfh sasa.ri viii hafin oa
IT. fIn NH.Hrr nHNHIHr r.rHr 0f ruHfh AMI
.IrI"IH HfN HH HfrHIIUfHrN IlifHH hT
ITUI t nj n h..H N.III M u. fl which
hr fgn f Hw f.irf fully
Invited
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IfUInfHIH frHr.HHfIHH m fHr tnHHfH uf
H'nfHHH HH 100 H".H H m. fnf
l.riIIr In.Ilr.HIf.H BOO 'r f.fHHrn fHH heuf4
Hf n aH.i IHH n. Hf.n|IU fI
f.r.tf D. urtr,
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

ASH hftINN. ID. a.
ne rfHHurHtuE rUhuH inruf sErrEM.
rfu.l INn tuuuiHru NUI'ter ioaIrs sEl.
TENUfNef 1lr AHfEnrl Mni.ral fniioea
i,FIrs uUinHfI p IHr tHlrtruu NrIcnfiNe
ftiUOI begins uffHilrr ri Ihr faW srhFfI hn.
gins October fHr further Information an.
Iiyfn JAMES e. WElitNG. IT, D..
auf iw rrHIifnnf.
CIFNCEuIAN % ~IVEss DnIfEgr COR.
- tih lnd ID ffs VA Trnrilrul husinrss
Ciuf alton That qualities Young men and wn.
men tu support themselves ami successfully
TgriUfm Tie active dutIos ol Nfu. Ihurungh
Instruction rlNru lu rapid writing The Eurilsh
lhhgunrc, spundrnccY flrid calculations
hook kCrunr, business urncfICc, commercial
law. political economy, ,siOuugrIuhY and tyre
writing hvguirf Gay and evening sessions D..
suWCd Tuesday NrlfUmhrf. I, nf y a m and u
pm. Onrc uTeu Tor arrangements hy Che
year cr qunrter un aud affrr NuuduY. August
%. a iull Curus ~ tcurhrrH lilustrntof CIR
culur, giving iull Information, sCut free on ap.
HENRY e. SPENCER. Principal
Mrs. SARA srENt Eh, Nlrc Principal
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
F0H RENT---HOUSES.

Adgtfiisem6His Of Three Lines UHdeF his hedd
iH8erttd MFCo tiDl6S for 25 ceHts.
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17

~ THIS PAPER IS PRINTED
with the
The Washington critic., 1885-09-17
Tho Norwood Institute,

tHnHHr rf .fHff H..Hrf.Hfn ffHfl urfe.srv
fIH.H U tH|IrE'afn nHaffmHnf. ulfh
ff fHrUH In.if"HfIIn IH frruHi nnl German.
tiI.tl lf sf,l O. Na.ar Nth'lel smith
Iftf ffff Hrf NHITn Language uIen to
tuf.Hir TuII'.. hiiuH
Nu tNp MHr Wv ~ CtnFft
Irln. trails.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27
EiIi cot ItIS.
what was Douc in the Diitcrcn
TRIBUNALS Yesterday.

Nine mon. who had been irdulgiu@
in too much of that lluid which iutoN-
icatcs, were HrrMgncd before his
honor, and fined IN the sum Of from
50 to - and costs each. street Com
missioner Ncill reinforced his gang
with these men.
7. T. Williams WAS tried by a jury
and tined $40 and cost, tor vic ating
article ~ Of thc "ity ordinances.
several other cases of the same kind
will be tried to-day.
JUSTICE j. +. DAVIS.
sam Strauss for cursing and swear
ing. and Charles Cinnamon for the
same offence. were fined ~ and costs
each. These were the only two case,
tried by his honor.
IrorIcE Il. ". DAVIS.
\ greater part # the day was oc
cuplcd in the trial otthe case of the
Waco building association v. i. \
SWiudcn. and mp to "a late hour no
verdict had been rendered.
COUNTY corEr
Dunk Mcclellan. for shooting crap,
WA, fined $40 and costs
John Davis and Cal Laudrmi lk
were tried for escaping from the con
Wet farm, and their punishment a-
,c-~cd at six months in the county
Jail.
The only cigarettes VIII lch do II,
stitch to the lips are Opera PuilS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27
STORM NEWS.
Water RGCedlng in East Waco
The People Happy and
Want Damages.
More Cheering Prospects in thc
country inigc small
Grain Harvest.
Notes Aiong the Railroad Lines
The Trains Not Vet
ON Time.
The IiTaXOs River Again RISING
But no Fears Entertained ~
Another Overflow.

Many people who fen interested in
| the crop prospects believed that We
world have more rain Yesterday. and
that another rise in the Bralo- was
| iucN table They are now agrccahlN
disappointed. For a greater part of
| the day dark lcadcn cloud, huug i'm
the heavens, and il looked n thoi Oh
another dclugc was coming. Before
night old sol ~houc out in ,plcndor.
and ut this writing the Sky is almost
clear, aud from the Indications one
may ~ we'll predict drought ~ to
prophcsy thar We will have more rain
| The river continued to fall all day.
and nj this writing it is still going
down. II is now more than ten feet
below the high water mark Of Mon
| day. Unless there il another heavy
| rainfall very soon We are free from
an overt NV from the lralo-. The
Food coming from above viii cause II
rise in the river at this point, bur not
enough TO do any damage,
EAST WACO.
The lake in East Waco has gone
down several feet, and the ,torchou~c-
which were Hooded Monday are now
above the high water and the bus
mess men have commenced rear
ranging their goods The residences
are vet too damp 10 move into, bat
the families who were compelled to
move out Monday morningcNpcct to
ocrupl them to-day The water i.
now running out f stcr than it is COM
inc in from the country back
of the city. There yet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

Mr. / W Atkins, Giurd, kan.
writes; Il never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bitter, 10 my
customers they give entire ,atistnc-
ton and are rapid Sellers Electric
ioiuc known and viii positively cure
kidney and liver complaints. Purify
the blood aud regulate the bowels No
family can afford to he without them
They viii save hundreds of dollars
in doctors bill, every wear Sold at
inN rcnt- % both, 10y Castles ~ Nor
ri,uu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

DARIlE5 wanting brick. lime cto plrns.
leaNe their order Ina writing at corner Fiuh
and frankliu streets, Waco Bakery. while /
tm absent ami u Viii Poe promptly attended io.
JAS h. BAkFE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

A PRACTICAL sIENOGBATllEK aud cou-
~ potent shorthand 1cac.cr desires pm
pills for thorough instruction ut their homes u
n complete course Of lessons iu PitmAu's .ys-
lriu tor terms etc address q. " MCpef-
mott sunset kuilruHd. Houston, Texas.
EOK RENT. A furnished bedroom tor
rent Apply 10 ia ". X clifton.
MONEY TO LENp-Ou approved security
vi on lnud in hcleuuHn aud adjoining
counties. vendors land lien notes NEGOTIATED
Apply To LANCtLol WATSON. Fourth street
H. ieHl Of ilolsiul and Cameron. Austin street
Waco. Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

.; 1,o ., tom ruosJov uiobt did
NOT arrive until iOam. Train l52.
north bound. due at pos yesterday
u,nrniup WA. discontinued. Train
In. south bound. due ut l2:2o = m.
arrived a few m'nuics after o'oclck.
Train l5l. north bound, due Mt l;3U,
II m. arrived at BIOS.
There nrc no wn.hout- ON the Toy
a, division of the Missouri Pacific re-
por.rd nj the Waco Office, and there
,rr only three bad places mentioned.
one is one and hnif miles north OF
Trmtlr. one nj Drv Pond lust north
of Waco. and the other between &C.
nryn md West. All ofihcsc will bc
rruaIrrd TODAY and trains will. So Jar
a. The Tc\a. division is concerned
be running ON time again.
There have been nut few freight
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

EulrkF$S-l iuc.t Doc i9c market stray.
y berries fresh every doN ur LcuWich a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

Health and beauty obtained and re-
tanned by using Dr. DromgoOlc',
English Female iittcrs, powerful
iron aud vegetable tonic.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27
p II CT INN.
WANTED

NANrFp-A scamstrcss one who under
w stand, Duii mug ana fitting AppIN 10 Nr,
e W IurubW T., south Third street
SITUATIOE WANTED %, "a inau and wife.
- former mHu of 800 work. latter Hu excel
!tul t""b' nom "rtmnu fot particular, mp.
riy 10 count Bctustntl rcrB
w ANTEp-A woman to cook and do gen
w eral housvNorA Enquire ut 1r, -oulh
Fiith stree
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

the only cigarettes VIII Ich do no
stick To the lips are Opera puilS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-27

The south bound Mi,,omi Pacili,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
CLEBVRNE.
ANiano" Dny--Buund for BrnwnUuod..
Can't stand Cold Weather.
special Ia tho Gnzcttp

Alliance pny--Bouud for Brownwnod..
can't stand Cold weather.
special 10 the Gazette.
CnHrRNE, TEN, oct. 20. Tomorrow
is Farmers alliance day in Cleburne
again, II is reported there will be from
I'VE to seven hundred bales of cotton
brought in for sale, and our business men
expect busy day.
There are several new building, BEING
erected and Business is good.
Thc weather continues cold and over.
coats are in demand.
Several OF our young men have gonc Ia
broWnWood on Il prospecting trip. They
lett here yesterday morning hy private
Conveyance, The party consisted of Wal.
ter King Buck Ellis, Bowen Driver.
Nancoy pcJamette and Joe Han.
DR. I'd, Waglry is very sick.
Dcnguc is stIll raging, but we arc In
hopes the cold weather Will freeze il
out ~
Cotton receipt, to-day have been abnut
.he same rs nsual and prices do not seem
to change much.
VIM, G. Hodge ana Mai Coon Williams
go To- Fort Worth Tonight,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
BONHAM.
size should IiNc Reported tho NirhnI
Reliable Journalist MnNcy's
Successor

special TO the Gazette.
BoNlML TGNo oct 20 If the lady
who became SO angry because we failed
TO make mention OF her guest last week
had notified u> OF hcrarriyal, we wondn'l
nov hesitate to pass her T., sidcucc when
the curtains OF The front windows are
raised
ty, l.. Johnson, the live boy agent of
the Fort Worth GAZErrE, has gone to-
IA, Nlomo City TO spend few DAYS, nc.
cnmp0nied 10y BOnham'S lnyortc Journal.
lsl, Louis kclls, late of TEE GAZETTE. If
tannln county We're stock country
everybody would take the journal, rs the
utmost confidence Is placed IN ANYTHING
that hells say, la regard 10 a news
paper, he being the first mun
that introduced the great religious daily,
to'Wll' IuE GA2EIrE, and of which
everybody Is so particularly fond of. We
are happy "a note The fact that Louis did
not iail To chll ouIm GAIETrE man dur
ing hi, short stay In the "l'uturc Greut'
lionham
The Farmers alliance have their com.
" meeting here Tonight at the court
houScl everybody Invited. Good sneak.
lnS VIII entertain the audience.
Tom brown OF sherman Is the man TO
succeed 5 liell MaNcy in the United States
senate.
We are opposed TO John Ireland ON his
l'ller IN regard 10 immigration aud we
expect some day To hear him use the Ian.
guagc OF blaine, "Burn that letter.
John ireland has made "A good COVER.
nor, nut we don't want any man In the
United states senate that Is opposed to
immigration.
North Texas thought whom the Roberts
administration ceased that Mossbackism
was gone, but Ireland seems To have
drlittd INTO the same chdnno, and we
suggest that he write Il book on Texas,
or Nhal he knows about Immigration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER p

Senator Jno II Taylor rud y, G..
Cogdell OF Gmubry passed through the
city this evening en- route TO the Fort
MIR j Carsons returned last night from
business trip IN Eastern Texas
Capt w y. Norton deputy United
States marshal, Is IN the city
The arrest Of WI. Davidson by Sheriff
baylor yesterday evening proved to be OF
no avail, as Mr. Davidson clearly proved
himself To be Davidson and not the imam
wanted in Missouri
II. II. Mcdonnell, postmaster at Jacks.
boro, came iuto the city this evening, ac-
cOmpanied by his wife.
over two hundred bales Of cotton were
received to-day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
A WARNING TO GREAsERS.
MeNicans Can't aIurdrr Ia Texas and LIvr
Ia Peace la Mexico.

MeNicans Can't Murder la Texts and LNr
Ia Peace ia Mexico.
Special to the Gazette,
PrpEAs NrEGRAs, MEN., oct 20,--A
McXlcan named Arrcdondo Gonzales was
convicted OF murder to-day and was sem
fenced to seven years in the pcnltentiary
at Saltillo. Gonzales murdered Couu-
tryman named Manuel Candy at Eagle
Pass, Tex, three months ago aud fled to
Mexico, where lac believed he would be
allowed to live IN peace and murder more
greascrs when the opportunity presented
itself
Al effort was made by the state author
tiles IN Texas to have Gonzales extra
dited and punished. As he was a McNi-
can citlz N, It could not be done under
the existing treaty, but he was arrested
and Imprisoned IN Mexico for the same
offcnse, and will be punished perhaps
more severely than II he had been tried in
Texas. II will, no doubt, he good les
son TO others engaged in the same bust
ness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
WHO MURDERED GARCIA!
Reason To Relieve That aIcNicun pescrtcr
Did the Decd.

special GO thv Gazette.
lNAipr, rEN,, Oot. 20 -rhorr Is GOOD
reason TO believe that the Mexican who
murdered old man Garcia the other dnv
y named Juan lancho lie onticed
Garcla's wife away from him last snrinr
and kcpt her with him until arrested by
Tic Mexican authorities and sentenced la
serve q long term IN the Mexican army.
lhc wife returned 60 her homo, and since
lhcn i'anehO has been known 10 threaten
thmi0's life He belonged 10 the cplc.
DRAFTED ledru Ninkler's command, aud Il
Is believed that he deserted ana en- me-
over 10 Naldc for the purpose of com.
hitting The deed, Two witnesses at ne
lnquesi testified that they had seen
q Mexican In town answering the doscrln.
ton Of Pancho, Tho authorities are NOW
IN communication with Col. Winkler on
III euhicct Garcia was woIl.to.do
Mexican and his funeral was largely M.
tended The state rangers, undcr Cant.
Seiker arc nov out In the hope OF secur,
ing The arrest OF the murderer.
The valdc Jail Is nov empty for tllc
hisi lilnr since tho county was organized
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
WEATHERFORn.


\ NominOl ino-postoHlre in,rcrtnl
Thomas Fu Route tn Graham.
Special 20 thp Gazette,
WE\rurmoRn, Tan, Oct.2u -To.dny IN
the county court the case OF the State rs
Martin Roddy, for resisting an officer ON
the iBth OF September was called, and Al
ter the hearing OF considerable tcsti.
mony the casc was given to the Jury At.
ter some little time the jury guyu a YER
diet OF guilty aud assessed The punish
mcni at anc of 81 This looks unrcas.
unahly light rs Tie resistance was one
of the buldcst aud muS daring that WIS
eNor committed la this county, OF which
a report was given In ruE GAzErrr OF
the luth OF September
The circumstances are these. on
September l6 Deputy Shorin Sterling
lrlce with Attorney John l.. Jackson
went to.the farm OF Roddy to attach some
property OF his 10 satislya claim of a
torl Worth iirm aud Ruddy went into his
house, brought ont his shotgun and
dlrod the officer even To come inside Of
mis- Enclosure, and had u not been Tor thp
cool and discreet actions of Onicer Price.
l'oddy would no donht have Killed MIR
Jackson who was having tho execution
RNus NJ Thomas, pOstolllcu Inspector.
Is IN town and will take tho stug, for
Graham In the morning TO give evidence
IN the case Of the United States Govern.
menl againot one Reinharl who is charged
with some cruokcdncss "a the postoiIicc
ny N'il"no 'oine eighteen months ugo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
PARIS.
Raising Money fora Rnilrond Real Estate
Neutrality-suspicious., to the Races.

] ' iTltbiN ~ Inv aAlffAs
/ Special to the Gazette,
PARIS, Ten, oct. Forty-scycr
! thousand dollars were raised YESTERDAY
toward building the railroad to Paris III
connection with the Marshall & North.
western. The committee are still actively
engaged and still have nearly one hundred
of our prominent citizens to hear from.
1t Is suggested that the name of the rail.
road be "Thc Marshall, Paris Il North.
western railrOad.n Property Is already
going up.
Cotton continues 10 pour in and the
market remains firm,
Russell 4 Stone will have heir saw mill
IN operation about the 9th of November.
and VIII then saw about 10000 feet OF
hard wood lumber daily.
The little child, Oma, of Tom NJ. Bow.
crs was buried yesterday afternoon.
Born To Rev. IT, G. RoSamon and Uilc,u
daughter
Several of our citizens bought lot, IN
Pccos City.
The Methodist church is To 6c moved
sixty feet aud handsome brick block
80 up at once in It's place.
The Belle Moore troupe made tho hii
OF the season last night, PLAYING the
Mountain Pink. Tonight thew play
nanitcs
Our city is fun Of strangers in attend
aucc upon the ruCc,.
The settlement of the railroad question
unlockS some capital that would have
gone elsewhere.
Several contracts will Dec let at once for
business blocks.
Alr Ben. Hays OF Bonhm was married
to Miss lallu Long, Yesterday afternoon.
ut the residence OF the brides Iathrr.
The criminal docket OF the district
court was commenced Yesterday. Gu,
Brown, charged with the theft of a steer,
was tried and verdict OF not guilty ne.
turned
Rev 7 r. Webster aud wife LETT Pui,
Yesterday for ClarhNillc, where they viii
make their home tor the future. Nh,
Webster taking charge OF the Bnpt,st
church at that place
There was lair attendance ut fin,
races to-day. The cutric, for Tomorrow
for the 2!25 Tot are Reno Defiance
Flora Z, Billcc Ford Billy Boy, BLACK
Jug, Executor and Ahncr 4: tor tho
er-Quartcr-milc dash for two-ycal.
Odds Lula Brown, Pamela and j. IL. Fen.
toni Tor The one-milc dash tor thrce-ycar.
Odds, Nat Kramer Moonlight and our
Friends.
The 2i3S trot was won by Charlie NJ.
time, 2'a75, 2;374, .;37 and 2;855. Lis
bic ) won the third heat in 2:3iB.
the tlvccighths of a mile was won by
Tom Berlin in two straight heats In l.Ol5
and ;O5,
The onc-and- uuc-clghth.milc rncr was
postponed until tomorrow because of n
MlsU start.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
Gnah Wv. lnr Mnrl.n.,u-

PlrrsnrEG, Pa, Oct no After "a,
lnohlhs OF ldlcness, work Is resumed In
INC window glass factory here. Two
started up to-day and three more win
u,'slh operations tomorrow, giving ON.
ploNmeht To several hnndred persons. A
number OF other factories urc firing up.
ana VIII commence shortly The nn-
uon''cemrnl was good news TO The WORK
men a. they did not look for rcsumption
before the Arst of next vcar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

nhRlEsroN, 5, e., oct. "a Tho
noiler IN The steam sawmill Of J. 4
npacker located near RldgonIle. ey.
plodod a. dayhrcak, Milling a man ana n
BOY Ihree others were terribly scaldrd'
aud one Is missing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
WHY HE SHOT MN.
Additional Dctails of The noms's
springs 9

Additional "DETAILS OF the nomgofi'
springs q 81
Special 10 the Gazette. fast
llor SrRINGs, Ans, l %
night n fatal encounter ocsssd = Z
city which resulted in ihefS 2
sullivan 10y Bud Can't t
used was u l4-caliber, hea
the left side, passing ihfoaa i /,
and out ut tho right sldt u -
man lived til 9iaQa. m to,alja
away. sullivan was h lrias ne
three years OF age, ratliH aig ~.
pnted 10 he vicious mia. D. 8
tenant o! GWutts motnef tdS i
roars, Gunlt had called icris !
Ing the day in Sulliyan's ataiYel
latter on learning of II took dd
le"lng mat CAN'T talked rongst
Wife. Meeting CAN'T at thenir
shooting he accused him q lpe Z
wife and told him no gentle9
do so. CAN'T replied s.
was a gentleman and u
SulliNan'N face, aud Ia Tie 7
which followed the shooting
Can't is a young lawyer ds
twenly-thrcr years old, bars
irail In body. In n personal 81,
was no match for sullivan &
His mother is highly ostceHc g
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
PRECIOUS BOON q n M

ton, Mr. james Storey ofGis
elected temporary clerk and
Hutton reading clerk, and a,
adjourned tilg O'Clock TO morn 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

Inc salos OF llcpa,plonc have increased
more than-fouT fold during the pa,t yrnr
teople always recognize ertnt eoed
and will haycii -''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21
MONTHLY SinRsr..

It's proprietors claim fo,1
propetly; and 10 doubt INK sng
cine docs positively pos.e. 'p *
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voluntary testimony OF tha1.2e,l y
Witnesses who are To dav e,s,e'e
torati0nto sound health ma Nv RI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-21

t,,t,u sluurss a., su. np,ssi w4nva, us,t, fsf
cXcellent cuisine and moderate rate Of
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