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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
Oakland Races.

OAKLAND. September 2d-The first race
to-day was trot, mile heats, three in five.
for the 2:27 class, for purse of $3.50. Tha-
pin won the second, fourth and sixth heats
and race in 2::234 2::27 and 2:3Ol. LAGRANGE
won the first and third heats in 2:2i and
2:254. Dawn won the fifth heat in 2:29l
The second race was special trot. mile
heats, three in five, for purse of $500.
Cassie f. won the first heat, Cairo the sec
ond heat, Blaine the third heat. Time,
2:314-2;293-2:30 The race was then post
poned on account of darkness until to-
morrow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03

SAN Francisco, September 2d-The race
tomorrow at Golden Gate Park, Oakland,
will be very exciting, as it is expected that
the fastest time yet made on the coast,
with the exception of ST. Julien's over the
same course, will be made. The contest
ants are Arab, the wonder of the season,
Nellie R., who was beaten but once in the
circuit of two years ago, and Monroe
Chief. In the pools tonight Arab sold at
$1,000, Nellie Il. at $695, and Monroe Chief
at S1S5.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
san Francisco Money Market.
Weather Indications.

SAN Francisco, September 2d-S. p. M
Weather indications for the next thirty
two hours: North Pacifc-Fair weather,
with variable winds, generally light north
erly. Middle Paciic-Fair weather with
variable winds, generally light southerly,
except along the coast, fresh to brisk north
westerly. South Paciic-Fair weather,
with variable winds, generally light to
fresh westerly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03
Died of Her Wounds.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2d.-Mrs.
Schoenemann, who was shot by her di-
vorced husband, J. ?. hansen, yesterday,
died to-day from the effects of the wounds
she received
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-03

OAKLAND, September 2d-A shed at the
Industrial shop of the Lincoln School fell
this morning. a number of the boys were
names of the injured are: Willie Jurgens,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
SHERMAN.
The Fruit Buds Believed 70 be Safe
From JACK Frost "A Case in
the County Court.
wanted = A Mattress. Maker 10 Take
Immediate Possession Of For.
tune in Penps, lyania.


SHERMAN, TEX, March 90 The
rain OF esterday morning closed with
n chilling north,r last evening and
gave us another sample Of ice 10 is
believed that the fruit buds were sun.
ciently dry to save them o Il de.truc-
ton by the lreeze, anu mat the crop Is
} ct safe.
Tue meeting called at the court
house last night 10 express the seuti.
merits OF the people nn he subj o. OF
entertaining The old veterans was
adjourned over 10 Tuesday MINT,
when, II the weather L. & ,Od, large
attendance Is expected The sentl.
nient Is universal that these hoEored
TsXRue mu 1 come To Euerm IN aud re-
ceive the r'yal welcome they deserve.
The case 1T Cummins vs.. Cumnlus
in the county court, inst has attfarl ed
~ much attention for n lew days pass,
WAS closed yes erfsy by u written de-
oision from Judge Gregg, The re-
ceiver Is retained TO manage the
pro, erty with orders u pay taxes and
thru rance aud 20 paw ia, complainant,
Mira Quinn NJ 800 per month for the
support Of her family. No part " the
incotue Wac set apart to tue husband,
j NJ Cummins. NItice OF appeal
waa filed by his attorneys, but "a IL
will he many months b, fore the case
can be taken Lefore "a higher tribunal
the present order of bis honor must
stand for nc least ayear
Sher fl DnuvlSss hae received a let.
| ter OF inquiry foe Que II Nj Scott, a
mat, ress-uaker, who formerly lived
in Rid River county, but WIS last
heard ON la Whit, aborn aud who Is
now wanted by his nephew, Il NJ,
Robertson h Pblladel, ana, "a come
nd claim sn inheri auce OF gra
va,ue LETT 10y a deceased relative In
Penusy lvsniS.
rne citizens of Sherman living east
of the hNas Central railroad Are ~
ward II sucu is estaOls he"
" ards OF about two lhnnssna pnpula
tion each. THE part OF he els II m
| proving more RAPIDLY thpn any olhei
~ this time.
The faulty of w, q. Culver, who
live on West Lamar street, Lave he' Il
sadly tllicr for several weeks Uitt
! ihch~1tN hll NfNl' ilag his 1hlNtl
daughter, Miss Stlli- w. culver, aged
l6 y, ats, did nom he diseas., VII "A
three other members OF he family, in
Guiding the mother, are in "A dSnger
Ous condition. The remains OF III,
young lady were buried lhis Afternoon
| II 90 oc.,
Lieut.. w 7. Crayoroft OF LsmsT
| Mo l. here on visit TO his mother
family aud his father.in-law, Judg
Silas Hare MIS- Cray croft bias epeb
several weeks OF her old home, hu
will return To Missouri with her nus
band on hia wsy back from the Ne'
Orleans exposition some time ntS
week
b. B Mitchell OF Bradford county
Pa, is In the city inqulring about
cattle ranch IN be Lone Star stat,
He is pleased with Texas.
/. X Carroll who WAS building
bridge acr ea one OF che tributaries q
Clo1law creek on the Mex nney roa
last week had the misfo tune o la
a distance o elRhlCen feet In compau
with some heavy timbtrs, Dut a. b
"llp on top, his life was saved and b
Is able to ira vel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

part Of the cattle from man living in
the tetritpr,, aud ihai they were hired
10 drive the Others 10 Iiovins's rauch.
The statement was not believed by the
tlicer- and they were brought tn this
cltS and placed In the county jsil
About two weeks ago Sheriff Hill
siresttd at this pace and committed
90 jail. ncgio giving his nsmr as
John Thomas, on charge uf gAaiiug,
A shuIt time AFTER the airtsJ the
Ulcers learned that Thomss, whose
Siilr WAS Williams, was wanted In
Fort Smith, Ark on charge III mur.
der Tue matter was kept quiet by
the "iitere until deputy u nited
: ates uisrshal arrived yesterday, and
start Il back To Fort saith vi u The ".
fender. A rewerd ~ Sl00 VS. fisr,d
fpr hrs capture hich MS promptly
paid 20 the officers here.
COl. Wiinau WINDSOR. Rnthrnpolo,
gisl, IL In receipt OF rtssing invita-.
TONS ron cinssns OF Austin, Taylor,
Henrietta and other cities IN Texas 10
deliver alec,ure on phreuology At those
points at the tarli,st date pos lille
rbe colonel L. a practioing nttort ey OF
this city, and has hut recently return
| w Ai'hi hNN'tEd'Nl ltNiuFt louE III
southern Texas. The gentleman con.
,emplNtes retiring from the practice OF
law, and deyoting all his time % lee.
turing AN eiiJr' Is ing mate by
The members ( the bSr here to induce
The Colonel to displa, hts attsjum, nls
J In men al c enct here ~ Ills hou e,
! which he has partis ~ consented o dc
some time during the session OF ouI
district court
The grand lodge OF the Knigh'a OF
| PythiSs convepe- ia this city OF April
n. rheir treatment will bs royal aud
hospilable, AID sum eieut funds will he
culltC Ell lfoIu cur rilizens TO show tn,
city az good advantage during tn,
visit Of the Knl he.
Interest la the municipal election
which comes u the first TUESDAY IN
April, IL ctessts. Three capdi late,
are already announced for mayor, aud
her friends are faithfully urging
their reel eclive claims To the office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
WACO.
Fruits and Cereals Endangered by the
Prevailing Norther.


Waco, TEX, Marrh 90 The biz
zatd is here ana 1t Is ,tingaree. ~ e
weather IA more than q Id enough for
frost, but clouds have interv.ned TO
protect small grain aud frni'.
Thi+ cnunty iSR tiue praiu.growipP
section tnd the oltll, x or n good
gram crop was never be t,r than 1T
pr-tent IL is on this account that tho
probability OF Is frost bt his TN II
such An important question, rs II In
wolves the safety Ot cereals now grow
iig 80 finely
Several add llNn,l OH iils Of the
Z, xHs and : Louis ralir nd, among
III, M Jddl- n Lowe Of the dir, cto
~, arrived last night ahd have spent
a,e day here Their pTesence confirms
ibe Impression that an important
measure, such as foresh allowed IN
tn, Sc dispatches Il fcw days ago, IL
und,r consideration
The Central Texas Stockmen'g neso
ciatipn Is called TO meet IN this city on
| Aplil 9TH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
VERNON VENDETTA.
The Scare IA Over and all is AGAIN
Qiat on the Potomac


To the Edltortf fur GAZETTE
VERNON lex. March 10 The ven
de tn Is ever. IL turns out TO have
been only scheme concoct,d TO care
the women. The only parties who
sp ke in hated breath were the state
rangers, but their alarm was entirely
nernleer. IA not one Of the prisoners
would have hurt them ~ All
have seen the celebrated and dla-
bollc Il oath IL isa literary curioslt, /.
| { re, nIa that sane of the enibere ~
the bloody brotherhood were no sx-
cited ahcn they entered into this leI-
riblr agreement that they even forgot
their Initials. one for example signs
himself "old man Creager Another
peculiarly Is that they all wr &c the
sane hand The various otliclala
showed their vanity by ,ivnIhg NJ
"Jobn Bland sheriff ~ Hardeman
| county Although la rome ihings the
brotherhood seemed TO have acted
rather rudely, yet tbey were not want
lug IN due regard ful hs slain These
were marked "kill,d." In order thai
none might make "a mistake and kil
them over again THE shows tba
hey wer, not hogs by a great deal. II
Ia now ARTeed that no one In To bc KILLED
without thirty DAYS notice, duly pub
| ll-h,d In the Vernon Guard, and not
then unless prncecdi "a be mutually
agreeable ~ the killor and the killee
All is now quiet on the Potomac.
j A. N,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
McGitEGOH.
An Election to BIO Held for the Post
masteTBhip Improvements.


McGREcoR, TEX, March 22.-At
the suggtslion OF Hon. II. q Mill,
member Of congress our many ~ phi.
CAME for the postmasiership here have
decided 10 have an 81, elton, that the
voice Of tive people may decide whom
they want for that position. Among
the applicants are Mrs. Flake,
Messrs Theo Bland, J j. Padgett,
John Ca.vert, g. Phillips and w.
Brwn.
The roof Of the new express office
near The Union depp, Is briuR put on
and when completed u will be "a very
comfortable and neat building.
Mr.. l. II. 1illmsn has rented the
City hotel, near the delot, from Mr..
Doscbe, and has opened up for buell.
ness.
The newly appointed receiver of the
Texas d ST Luuls railway, , w For
dJ ce, accompanied by MessrS, Wood
ard, Frey aud others, WAS here Friday
en- route 10 Gaiesyiile
Mr.. Charles Hall Il building very
| pretty retidence near the art valltry
Mr. q w Bhanafelt has just COM
pleted and nOveh into his neat resi
deDce ~ west McGreRor.
Many 81 our cilizeus went TO Waco
on the 10 b lost 10 are Picks bsd hoy
and returned home much dlsapp int q
Spring weddings will soon open
here We hear ~ one for this week
| Mrs w. q. Blair Of TeKnfkana Ia
visiting her sister, Mro. w. NJ. Free
man OF this place.
Many ehhde and fruit trees have
been pu' out 20 our town this sprinv
and We Kpeci In few years to bAy'
a beautiful little city ia a grove o
beautiful trees.
The growing crops In this section nr'
doing well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. ONLY 81
4 Great Medical Worll on Manhood,

exhausted Vitality, Nerynus and Physicist
Debility, premature Decline ~ Man. Errors
" Youth, and tho uniod uiadrloa rospltlrg
rom indiAcrciiun OF cxceneiop, a l,ouh lpf
every man, young, middle nged ana Old. IL
contains ,sb prescriptions for acute aud
chronic diHaAac cneh OF which IA luvnlnabis.
% found by tlio author, whose eNpcriencc fuf
~ yesre " such ~ probably never beforc ieil
10 Tho LOT Of amy puyAieian, no pages bound
IN beautiful French muslin, embossed covers,
IN gilt, guaranteed ~ bp inner work Ia
every hense mechanical, literary and pro
fesaiOnal-. han amy other work sold IN ms
country fur 81 ~, or the money viii DO re-
funded IN every Instance. Price only ~ by
mail pos paid. Illustrative nanrle csutR,
Send now. Gold medal awarded tho author
by the National "A. dica Association, IN Lhe
uincerH of which no tofera,
The science Of liio should be read ny tbs
young for Instruction, ana by tho aitlieiad
t~ relief II will bcuent all -f.oadgi iJnecf.
There " no member " eucioty 80 whom tlu
science 81 Life viii not be useful, whether
youth parent, guardian, Instructor or olef'
vymRn. - drgOfdgn.
Address he Peabody Medical lnHtitute,or uT,
w, y. Parker, No. T. Bulhnch street, nOai0n,
MpHa, who may be nouanliod ON nil discagea
requiring fhtll ana experience, Chronic and
obttinAto az SeHcs that have liz AZ baff'Od
tho skill OF ali other phytiIIIttl claus :
s pses'y ui sSSa ; sS I THYSEL a as
of failure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
EIeursiOns u Europe.

A number II attractive excursions
during the coming spring and summer
are announced by Messrs. Tbos, Cook
4 Son, the well.kuown tourist agents
Of New York and London, which o
arranged on the most popular scale of
price. Full programmes FIR these
tripp, with MAPS showing the routes
followed, are 10 be found Ia their
monthly psptr, Cooks EKcureionl-t.
published ~ 2gl Br adwsy, New
York, which they announce viii be-
sent ny mail TO any one interested, on
application.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
Thousands SAY 80.

Sir. IT. w. Atkins. Girard, Kan,
writes: ~ never hesitate to recon-
mend your Electric Bitters 20 my Gus
TONERS, they give entire Fatisinflion
aud are rapid sellers Electric Bl'leis
are the pufest and btss medicine
known and Will posili vely cure kidney
and liver complaints, purify The biino
and regulate the bowels. No fsuiiy
can afford 20 be without them fney
will sAve hundreds Ut dollars ~ doc
tore bills every yeT. b ii NJ hny
cents bottle by II W. WiLLIANs .
Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
PILOT POINT.
An Attempted Burglary - Cattle
Losses Social Notes.


PLor POINT TEX March 22.--The
drug store OF DIS Wbittrn d De5ow,
on the ,outh corner of the square, was
entered last night through the back
door by profe ssionsl burglars, who
drilled two holes in the door Of the
safe aud then left without accomplish
ing their purpose. They got away
with a quaniiy Of cigars
MISSES Lula aud Pape Collier, PROM
inent society Young ladies VI Whites
boro, spept to-day IN the city.
Mics Ur,uln Dener, Il belle OF Cooke
county, In visiting In town, the guess
Of Miss Ida Chandler.
Presiding Elder J. NJ. Binkley OF
Sherman ls in the 81 Y holding etular
quarterly meeting ut the METHODIST
Church He will continue the ser
VICES III rough Monday evening.
Rev. j. w Bnu land, agent Of the
Southwestern Universiiy at George
town. Texas, Is IN the city. This
evening he addressed the WomenH'
Mi-rionsry society In behalf oi
womans work
Rrv. y j. Anderson, editor Of the
Texas Baptist, occupied the BAptis'
pulpit to-day.
n ID Srilzer Of the Matador cattle
company Is buying COW ponies for the
ramon
David Light. one Of the largfst COW
men in tuis county, has lost 1900 he~c
the past winter
Rev. j X Wagus preached at thu
Met hodist church this morning a verJ
touching and effective discourse
The fruit crop prOuisea immens'
but some fears are entertained that ih'
present cold snap may inJure the pros
| poets.
The basement walls Of the new
op-ra-house are peafly completed anc
the brick work will commence at ~
early day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
GAISEsyILLE.
Cattle. Thieves Jailed--An Arkansas
Murderer Captured.
bPociaI.

GAIsEsyILLE. Tx March y -
Tom Campbell and Tom Cole the for
nler residing in the nation and the
latter ia this county, were jailed yes.
terdAy, charged with theft Of cattle.
The cattle were being driven west.
Some OF them wers recognized az the
property Of Mr. Ayres. The offieers
II this city were Rollh'd and yssler-
dsy started ON their trail, and caught
the above Parties about ninemiles west
OF here, on the BoTie road They rep
resented that they had purchased 3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

Having or perouced a great deal Of
"Troubioi" IRON indigestion, 40 much no
that came near losing my
Lifel
NJ trouble always came AFTER eating any
food
However light
And dleestiDle,
For two or three hours at % time had 10
go through the most
Excru iating pains.
"And tho only way ever gO"
"Roliefi"
Was by throwing uoall my stomach con .
tained No one can ooAtsivt the pains had
- 90 through, until
"At iRAtT"
, was iekeni "so that Tor three weeks
lsy Ia bed and
Could eat nothing
| My lunefings we're 10 That aled Two doc
tors 10 gre ? q something that would htop
IN psini their
| Efforts were 40 good 10 mo.
| ~ iast heard 8 good dtsi
! "a bunf your HOP vi tFTs
And detsrn,ined tJtry them,
Dot o botlie~in four hours LOOK INC con
tents Of
One
Next day vaq oai Of bed, ava have mol
teens
"sjoh 80
| Hour from Inc sam caufe, kiucr.
| hsNG fScrmmsnoed u ~ hundreds OF OH
\ ers. You have no tueh 80
"4dr CAin ng nfn. tito. hcndhls Ai
HtOn, " st0n, Masa. -
| t'0ipr bus Adv, cair, Texas, Arri II. ~
- ~ y itsfi bays hior our Hop Bitiefs
/ aud dad fboS a g god for any COM itiDt
the beat fnsd cince Fever ated ~ ny mmily
N, TALENGH,
Asrgnn genuine without bunch 81 greer
unps on THE vbiir lab }. bhun ~ tbe y
d isoncus sun vita Hop or "ilDps' u
thei name
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
Downright Cruelty.

To permit youlelf and fAn,ily 10
suffer F."
Win ,ichness vhon II can DO prevented
ard cured 80 oasty
with Hep biitetsii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
v,srEp-FEm ALE sELp

Inv TEA CHE Err WANTED - To
zach a threo-months' echOU in the
|,ry ~ begiu ~ once. None nut frst-
E,.sehers, w.Il recommended, need up
,dIIe,s Lock BaN No. %, Deca ur.
itnd state salary expected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

.Shilohs Catdryh Rcmeciy-a p0titlye
cure for catArrb. oiplheiie and can
ser mouth. Hold by n. w. Williams
A 10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
...a.,rInN wANrEp.-rEMALE.

|, sSTtD by A MIDDLE.A GED LADY,
II ssitu ,tiun Ms teacherin q family. Can
y English, LAIN, music ~ and EIe i,c,i
I'M Wortn. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

E,Srfp MONDAY. WITH GOOD
4 s,,,'er. a place foi IN knglishms . Just
N ~ mn some capital. hut Wishes ex-
W W belore buying. An INTEL gent Dung
IN acquainted with the city can find
E,vmeut. Apply at room X, over post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
CHEAP COLUMN.

,,,,,ae,,s Under the head wfil be IN.
aa'' q, rate Of fuc cents line, each fnSer-
- ,royd, 10 ne line. No adteTtisemcnt
~, les than Twenty-Five cents. Parties
- ~. ~, haze no running account must pay
.-sef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
uANrIen -MALI HEI.p

h TED A SHEPHERD 80 MARRIED
4 mar preferred apply 10 2. j LuuOie's
n Bosuue county: alto, man ard wite
fdkfcr ua tamily. Farmer preferred.
i. j. LoOSIE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

smbers OF Fort Worth BsS
A ~, COOPER, ATTORSF Y-AT-lAN
Y. Otllee over Fort Worth Pharmacy
NhAts Z. Davis, ATTORNEY AT Law,
rofi worth, ieyas. ONE. over flrsi
9sA bank, corner second and Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
wANTED-BoARDERs

5ngplNG. FLU tNIS HE'D ROOM,
j srge and good exp sure, with beard
sre,s l. l.. n. care usazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
REMOVALS.


,pHNsT) 4 NOR 70 S,ABlLEEE,T X.
4 Will sell cho CO veid ~ s-lieD asd trust
notes, capital inv,sled. Corresponds
~ solicited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
p,R.nNAL

-- .,sss INrELLIGENCE AND EN-.
Tplrbh ~ ONCE, Room X over stoiiice,
~ rexn T gisters hrst.oiass board
49, furnishes reformation Of all he
|igusa,ding.nou ia the city Tree OF
"gamiiy servant, a specially. sup
|aea IN, s,s Of h.lp and finds situations
Iep e~ishIny employ ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

fDR sALE-THEs McGOWEN FLOUR
II ng-mil property, in Waco; large three
~ nrick building; best opsning IN tbs
" for roller lour mix. +. McGowen
20. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
MIsnrLLANEOUs

'lsHING TACKLE OF A l.. KINDS AT
VII frey PaIker's gun store; aiso az
u, Of repairing specially. NO OH
piston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For City Treasurer.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w nounoe John Nichols as n candidate
or re cleo ion 30 the Office OF city treasurer
at the ensuing election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
zoo sALN-LIvn srooN.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4HYslCIAN, ON CEN KALHAILRoAp,
= In pro porous town, de'ires 10 sell yell
Wand onthouses Expects Ia change loca'
81; change on account OF leaving hlale.
~ give q go a practice To phyeician buy
n Good l0csti, n. ADDRESS box 10. DeLeon,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
For Alderman

WYE ARE AUrH ,RtZ - TO AN.
w nounce that Mr., J. }. Nane ~ n oandi-
late for tho ofIloe ofald .rinan from tho FiIsI
whrl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

fATTLE WANTED--A RARE ca ANCE.
The u dersigred has ! y OF nue prov
\ lots on Main aid Hou ton streets also
~ improved and unitnproved rebl1ehce
A hl,O line p tsture In Callahan conn y,
n acres unutr fence well watsred; 81 q.
PEG will exchange 'or stock,ch We ~
ffth streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

bR KENT -NICALf FURN HE ID
thont room on Tn toukmcrlon street be
ftn second aud IN I'd. Reference re-
sfA MRS. A.. e WALLER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

In ELEGANTLY FURNISH CD LARGE
iront roo 10, southern and easteru eX'
|lr, only dive miuu o. WALK To business
|4f with BOARD. Apply ut 8H Florence
la.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

Asrgnn genuine without bunch or green
Hons on THE vbltr lab ]. thpn 81 ms y.
y isonous sun vita Hop or "hJps' In
thoi name,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
/ pR sAnt-ol1Y EE,L EsrArr,

y
~ SALE a BAKGAIN-A NEW TWO
tory house, eight rooms, two hatt
frl corner lot, 100 feet square. Part time
trred Addtess Y. f. A.. Gazette ntfice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23


NOTICE TO STOt X MEN - PEk7oHs
4 wishlng to buy stock will md y 10 th,if
Hftsl 70 writ0 10 :. G, Halle, Crockett
'tlslon county, Tex -
n MOTHER STRIKE THE !" ATER,
q Ass0 iation. on, az their principal ruler
az they Will iuTnish no wa er y shy
Who oW,s one or the association ioI
- since February "A. So whenever
n party desiring water pa' bach dues any
3 the Rs.oriaiio. WITH fnrnish y 70 hlni.
.,AlTLE BpuGH AND S Lu on CON-
Mission. iboral advance made on cattle
. kned q me for sale. u, Boar, corner
4 ~ and Main street
hfEslAN BATh house. NATURAL
~ nowing water, eighty gallons per ialb-
-oit ~ charlottesville sal phur, mtk
"A and soda--the best bathing water u
slAie. II may be used as AZ Hot epringa
Il ~. ee. while bathing. single ueKsts, -
81 North west 0s1rngr Puhnc 70 Nafe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

HahRn county, being I;.7l3 acres and stu
In the counties OF Floyd ana Hale, Tex
Xurther particulars ADDRESS h. h. SOLO
county judge. sa'rd, Tx.
Dix SALE T A BARGAIN "A COM
u. Apply at No. Ol6, corner Tenth and
seton. to Chas Cav.
b. HARTLEY'S SOUTH AMERICAN
"A Cure ri uoUai pick wick news stand, II.
Move. agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

Having or perioncsd great deal Of
"Troubiot" IRON Indigestion, 40 much no
that came near losing my
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23

WEAR REsPECFFU.LY REQUEST
w ed to Announce MIR j. n. Fitzgerald as
" candidate 'or aid. rulan of he Ss.uDd ward.
Election pTii :, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-23
BoARD WANTED.
wASTEp--M IscmLANMoDs

VOC WANT WORK OF
any kind, or II you want help any
\, apply TO this once. w can n nish
|Ny kind of help In a reasonable length
time. Intelligence and Employment (
|e GOg Main street, Dallas, Tex