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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

A Human Life Sacrificed by a Drunken
Cowboy.

= ,ecal TO the Gazette.
DALLAS. TEX. July Con Sunday
rumor reached the city that col
ored man had been killed at Hutch
ms, in this county, by a white man.
Nothing definite rs to the homicide
could be gathered till last night, when
the prisoner, John Leggett, was
brought in. II seems that on Saturday
evening Leggett and two colored men
by the name of Cal Frazier and Allen
| Neal were In blacksmith. shop
drinking from bottle Of whisky. A
row occurred, and In few moments
Leggett came out badly bruised up.
He went of, mounted his
horse and rode towards the
baseball grounds, where some
white boys were playing. As he
approached the game he met an old
and inoffensive colored man named
John Andrews. He exclaimed: Here
Is the Niger who cut me, and imme-
diately fired on his victim, who fell
with bullet through his brain. He
then put spurs TO his horse and
emptied his revolver In the air. After
doing this he rode into the postofiice,
where he beat the postmaster, Mr.. At
well. over the head with pistol. The
latter had no weapon, and defended
himself AS best he could. The muir
derer, forgetting he had fired all the
cartridges he had In his pistol, snapped
1t several times at Mr.. Atwell. There
was not an officer In the village Some
OF the citizens finally proceeded "a
arrest him. They overpowered
him Just az he had occurred d
box OF cartridges and WAS loading his
weapon. To-day he says he knows
nothing of the shooting, except what
has been told him. He says he does
not remember single thing that oc
Cured. He says he had nothing
p against the dead man, Andrews
, whom he said was his friend and .
good man. The criminal Ia abou
twenty years Of age and the con Of .
good man who owns farm neai
Hutchins. The boy has been pretty
wild, and not long ago went Nortl
, with herd OF cattle. IL is said tina
II was on this trip he developed hi
''toughness" and was forced TO leave
/, his job.
Emile Hoennegger, little boy nj!
7 years Of age, was snake bitten Rbou
= three miles from town yesterday. IL
! WAS dosed with whisky, etc. He will
! get well. The little fellow has had
/: hard time. He has lost leg by dos
bite and had his arm broken before hi
:, last piece OF bad luck.
Felix Cook was Jailed to-day
, charged with stealing horse near Al
! lington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The Verdict.

The following Ia the verdict OF the
roner's jury in the case of the deau
FAINT found in the northwestern part
F,the city some days ago, fuu partlcu-
lrs OF which appeared in THh GA
TIE at the time; snd
I'VE your jury, duly sworn, nno
was horn alive aud healthy and tha'
wns killed after birth by parties un'
hnown 70 the jury. pr
Foreman Of the jury.
Is. s. WALL,
l.. G. COOPER,
MCFEARsoN,
n. II. GRIFFIN,
L. l.. BENTLEY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The Reason Why.

"a For several days past much COM
amt has been heard from our mer-
ANTS and other business men In ref
ence to the non-arrival OF st. Louis
all byway OF the Missouri Pacific
ilrond. The complaint was first
~ card OF last Wednesday, almost one
alIeek ago, and, deeming the matter OF
|st lch grave importance to both the
abroad authorities aud the towns Oh
he line OF the road, we had hoped to
VA. this much needed reform
|Shnmediately attended to, but, as Is
m. ell known, such was not the case,
la lad still the irregularity exists.
Yesterday afternoon n reporter Tor
A. nHp GAZETTE visited the postotlice
|Agrhr the purpose OF ascertaining the
|HEi ause of the trouble and obtained the
Showing information from Mr.. M. b..
art, superintendent of mail-carrlers:
For three days" said Mr.. Hart,
%mwe have re ,eived no mail from ST.
o,iis by the Missouri Pacific railroad
he trouble / understand, is on &C
mnt OF the washouts on that road
,ssr Parsons, Kan, on the Neosht
a liver. Letters mailed this side are al
liz Hght, but all 1T. Louis mail does moi
10 lst nearer us. / cannot saw when the
ouble will end. am Informed tina
! a lxeat quantities Of first and second clas'
taiI matter has been sent back from
.arsous to st. Louis. and will be for
|e Harded by the Iron Mountain road t.
hints In this state. ] attribute TIT
condition OF affairs 10 the recent heavI
IVjns. which have caused washouts OF
the roads running into Texas"
II Amir. T.. W. Rowe received letter yes
IF 'rday from relative at Parsons II
In ference to the same matter. tn,
ritter let Fort Worth several day
lrtxo and was en- route to his home a
hicago. Arriving ut Parsons he wa
,liged to stop over. AS the train coul'
! tho 'oceed no further on account OF tn
|, ,,sgh water. The gentleman was o
ptuue opinion that 1t would be sewers
lys yet before the train could pas
peplsat point. Great numbers of peopl
detained there waiting for tn
sening OF the road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
BELLvILLE.
An Embezzler Captured District
Court in Session.

An Embezzler Captured District
Court in Session.
Special to the Gazette.
BELLvILLE, TEX, July 6.--Sheriii
Lomis of this, Austin county, ar
rested at Brenham to-day and safely
lodged in thIs county Jail II negro
named John Williams, alias John
Eleven, charged with assault with in
tent to murder In Fort Bend county.
Bond in the sum OF 5000 was granted
him, but he jumped IL.
The sheriff also brought with him g.
@. Leib, charged with embt zlling
Washington county out OF the snug
sum of $4,000. He will be tried At
the present session OF the district court
of this county, a change OF venue from
Washington To Austin county having
been granted.
District court has been in session fol
the past week, with Hon. II. Il. Eich-
muller judge
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The Confederate Reunion.

wAxAuAcBIE, TEX, Julya.
To the Editor OF the Gazette
Az the time for the Confederate re-
union at your city draws near, am
anxious to be placed in communica-
ton with Prof. Edwards, president of
the Alabama organization, whose
former posto flee address was Denton,
/ also invite all Alabama soldiers who
wish 10 take part In said reunion To
send me at once their present address,
company and regiment, rank, etc.
Also all who are interested are request
ed to 20 to work at once and enrole. ]
have list OF about fifty who will at.
tend. Respectfully,
j. p. COOPER,
Vice President Alabama Organization
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
A ROMANTIC STORY,
In Which Three Countries and Two
Nationalitios Figure.

FNhh hlNNnlo illhfbs
The legal profession ls usually con-
sidered routine OF dry details Of
which "aforesaids," "whereases" and
"thereforesn constitute the spice and
substan ce. The annals OF the prof,s-
sion, however, furnish many thrilling
episodes, which, II collected, would
make volumes of interesting read
ing. The fictitious case OF
Jarndyco Va. Jarndyce, around which
Dickens wove such web OF interest,
IL not more romantic than some which
may be written down as actual history.
The details OF euch case are now
coming out with San Antonio lady
hs one OF the chief parties concerned.
Messrs. Wurzbsch n Boone, well.
known San Antonio attorneys, have
instituted legal proceedings In u suit
with which IL connected a very Inter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

The ladies Association Of the Oak
wood Cemetery desire to say to all
who are interested that they have a
man at work, and all who desire
can have their lots kept and watered
by handing their names TO the sec-
Rotary; and those who are due their
monthly subscriptions will confer a
favor by sending the same to the sec
rotary OF the rs ISOLATION, which holds
it's regular meeting on Friday, the
18th, at Mrs. ID. l.. Malone's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
The Hop.

The hop last evening at Godwin's
hall was given by Prof. Chessman to
his class and was participated In by
about twelve or fifteen couples besides.
Dancing was kept up until midnight,
and II was indeed one OF the most
pleasurable little gatherings Of the
season. The music was very good and
all had hearty good time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
MI O. Wood Heard From.

The following telegram was received
this City yesterday by Mrs. II. o.
God, the wife of the party who LEFT
City some days ago, or upon the ar
val of officers from Tennessee In this
A,sy with papers for his arrest upon a
Filarge OF murder In that state. His
q. ends nj the time claimed he had
az me directly there and would surren-
q Vr himself to the authorities; the fol-
|raiuwing Telegram from the. gentleman,
erefofe, fully confirms that belief;
nWoopnuRY, TENN, July q Have
ven bond. All Is right. VIII leave
lursday morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
Purely Original.
FoRr woHTII, TEX,

FoRr WoRrIG, TEN, July I, 1885.
To the Editor OF the Gazette:
i herewith hand you for publication
in the daily GAZETTE, should you be-
lieve IL worthy the space, y little poem
ITO watermelon" The poem has
appeared before in print, having been
given publicity in the columns Of the
Houston Post ON June %, 1880 and
which at the time attracted consider
able attention. It's author ID n young
lawyer, OF this city and IL
very modest, having but few
claims upon the muse, so he
states, which accounts for my refu sal
10 disclo 10 his name. X.
TO a WATERMELON
Hail monarch OF fruits, with thy bright
We greet INV return with its pleasures anew,
While Joyous emotions arise In each breast
A. we gaze on thy form, In natufe'a robe
dressed.
Thy largeness and plumpness give greater
Than cSieitsins surrounded with glory and
While iho stars which. adjoining, encircle
thy head
Only yield 10 the stripes which our eagle has
spread.
But OH when laid open, what beauties we
view:
A groundwork OF crlmson's most delicate
Relieved by n numberless ebony band
Who. like. guardian protectors, anciroiing
| stand.
| IT'S thus thon presenteat thyseif 10 the eye
| Arrayed In more beauty than orient sky;
| Yet oh! If b ~ tasted, N greater delight
| OerwbelmR In oh ivIon the pleasure oil
| sight.
| Thy rubicund fountains continually flow
| Win waters more sweet tDHn al other'
An riding more ,leasures than nectar divine
or too bright sparkling purple That now
from the VIM.
| Thy presence enllvens the poor mans abode
lie bids thee NIL hail from his cot by tn
1 wool;
While Thy compsny's sought at the lordl'
Where riches and splcndor In rivalry reign
From the aalver OF gold, from the old pewte
| plate,
In palace. In cottage, both early and late
Alike thou doth smile, benignant and kind
on all WAC caress thee, the rude OF refined
The young and the aged. the fair and Oh
gay,
with praises deserving this kindness repay
and mid their ealogiums our voices n
All hail 70 tho prince of the fruits Of til
| ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
w. c. I. u.

The woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold a meeting at the Jones
Street Presbyterian churchTuesday a,
q o'clock. Every one, both ladies and
gentlemen, are earnestly invi!eu 70 ne
present. Important business 10 trans
act. Mrs, CARoLrNE JESNINgs,
President.
MRs. MARY +. GRANT,
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
Hotel Arrivals.

Grand Central: II l. SArlly, I'll
Paso; w Whitehead, OK Ranch;
l. Mel anghlin, Temple; w L Butler,
bridgeport; IL w Simpson, Garvia;
A Cardweli, Cisco; I w simmons, II
Cheatham, city; Francis 4 Cross,
Waco; Jno Scott, Tarrant county.
Mansion: c II Tyrrell 81 Louis; DR.
r ] Dickey, Dallas; J A Kemp,
Wichita Falls; II DRrnell, Seymour;
A l. Janis, Galveston; J w Burgess,
Lexington, Ky; T r smith, Crockett:
Prof John Collier. Mansfield; J X
Dick, Seymour; w M Jones, Weather.
ford; j r Jandrew, Bowie; 5 c
Thompson, Mississippi; J t Cannon,
Terrell; w II Hudson, Kopperl, Tom
M Clark. Dallas: Mrs s Bell, Decatur
ID M Baker, Runnells, Tex; u i
Withworth, Stephenvllle, Tex w
Bondies, city; III X DonzeT, Cincln
natl; i RAnes, Walker, Mo; Q II
Lettrell, Pilot Point; II l. Hamlet anc
brother. Aurora.
Ginoechio's hotel; J II james
aud family, Hamilton; MillArt
Barry, Dallas X w Curtis
PAris; II A. Lewis, Harold; J B PUN
phrey, q M Kuykentall, Taylor; Mia
Dora Shook, Bonham; A J Little, De
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
For Sale.

One-half interest In q cattle com
pany In Mexico. Splendid range and
water for 10000 cattle. Terms one-hAlf
cash, balance one and two years, II de-
sired. Apply 20
UNITED TRADING Co,
Colorado. Tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Pufis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the post once ~ Fort Worth
Tex, Monuay. July o. 1852. 70 obtain any
"advertlA,d letters, and give the date ~
this list. BELLE "A. BURCHtLI., 4. NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
local EVENTS.
q Ooroner's Jury Finally Return Yer
dict-H. o. Wood Heard From in
Tennessee.

d Oauses Of the Non.Aulval Of Mail on
the Missouri Pacific Trouble Over
Dog,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Puffs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS o
PULLMAN SLEEPING OARS ON NIGHT IRA

DOUBLE DAILY ROUTE
CENTRAL TEXAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
NEW oRLHAN5

Whsre IMMEDIATE Connections made with THROUGH CAR LIN
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
HOUSTON &c TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY.

hUUDIUN G IEAAD GhNIhAL hAlLWAI.
The Only all Steel Rail Line in the State
TEE ErS GS1 RUNNING HB TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS EACH WAY
PULLMAN PARLoR CARS ON DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN SLEEPING OARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
And with connections NORTHERN
and CENTRAL TEXAS
NEW ORLEANS
IMMEDIATE sr'i Ss .SsHa v. 10 ss s CAR LINES '
THE SHORTEST LINE
CITY
SON o CITY, HANNIBAL
st. Louis to all points ENSt North and West
T"'" f.c s, @ .tTxf1. o." NEW ORLEANS and ST. Louis
Lafayette La Houston Dallas Sherman and Denison Texas
AND THENCE
Missouri Pacific Rally through the Indian Territory via
Port Scott, Kan, and sedais, Mo.
Seepers Daily, Each Way Between Houston and Austin.
s a f: S% 81 = sHz sg Il f E ss E x
1 S S5sss cSSI [ s az S ma
noe @
m p HssIt s"s
e. o. FLOOD, Ticket AGENT, Dallas, Tex.
~ " wAino rprs, Taxa. w.asosr HousToN TEXAS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

IIowrth a Bro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
Oakwood Cemetery.

Vice. President Alabama Organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
THE SHORTEST LINE

CITY
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY to KANSAS CITY, HANNIBAL
st. Louis to ali points Ets North and West
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
EIRE AT SRA.

In . bottle picked up at Caps Flat
tsry By the Indians, and brought 10
Port Townsend By Captain Schoheld,
wss found 8 siip Of paper on which she
following memerAnaa vas ~ritseo
RasIic OoeAn, Lst- N. 81 deg. 70
nin. south lS3 deg. sept II, 1881. $50
q IN SAip Oiympas, Captain Edwards,
bound from San Francisco to P9Rst
Sound, on IRE /; twenty six souls on
board. God help as.
(SlgEedl g. g. PHTSSKr."
Referring to the above. We may state
that the crew Of the Oiynpus was
picked up by the War Hawk. Captain
Hsines, and safely landed st Port Dis
oavery. and that g. @. Pninney, who
saved bis vaIise with the eeIebrated re-
cipe of the swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure the only knovn suFe cure for
rheumatism m all its forms, is alive and
vall, a0d IL ready and willing to for.
feIt five hundred dollars to any cae tax
ing swamp Angels Rbeam4 4tic Cure,
according 70 directions, who Is not
cured, although he has sold the
recipe 20 the s. A. X. @.
Manufacturing Company, of Seattle,
Washington Territory. Who, on rsceipt
OF sne dollar, wiH send bottle of their
medicine tI you, express paid. IL you
cannot obtain it of your druRRiss. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
cmAMBER OF COMMERCE.

This body held its regular monthly
meett ng last night.
Jam es F. Jones was elected q mem
Der.
Reports of committees were received,
and bills ordered paid.
A oomBittee FROM Stevens Post Of
the Grand Army, consisting of 4. 7.
Minor, A. p. Spaulding and G. w. Bal.
lene, visited the Chamber and stated
that they had been sent to see what the
servance Of General Grants funeral.
The Chamber at oece proceeded 10
consider the matter. Upon motion of
J. X. Lewis ID was resolved that it was
the sense Of this body that the day OF
.s. sas fnnsrsl - be R.S,pssly observed, and
With sleve1s Ros< the City Council and
Gitize ehsi Oonmittee, q coHlfnittee was
Appoibtad, be henberf thereof being
3. Il. Ferry Thos. 6nxke, q. A. Weed
N. Korn and John Leary.
On motion a committee was appoint
ed. consisting Of T. 7. Minor, j. r.
Lewis and q. Davies, to draft resolus
items expressive of the sentiments OF
the Chamber and people Of this city, to
be placed up.n the records of the
Chamber, and 10 be semi 60 the family
Of General Grant.
Thesa committees we're instructed "a
meet the other committees in fesler's
Hall at I o'clsck this evening, then and
there to perfect CLANS for the appro-
pirate observance OF the solemn coca
sion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04

the coDpistisn Of the Central Facihe
RAILROAD. ali the treasure from the Boise
eo1ntry came down the Colnmbia, and
have u 20 say that I never lost the
value Of one dollar. / carried the ex
press one s1nner between Oronno and
Lewiston. and had many narrow e.
eapes, the country being full Of high
wAymen- After l vas finally changed
from the Columbia mountain route 20
the Colaubis rivsr, re made regular
overland trips betvsea WalIA WalIa and
Portland daring the winter seasons. /
N 4ce eleven rs1nd trips iurine ons win
ieF. and many Of these tr'p4 we're attend
ed With great hardships. Nov there is
great railroad skirtina the banks Of
the 9rsad old riyer.
So0id be sen. IL you looked as the
old books and vouchers for 1865, that a
hne two haadred dollar horse vent
through the ice With me Is miles below
the DAllss- Ia forty feet of water. /
lampsd for life and saved myself, and
hung Oo TO the halter aud held the ami
mai while ! got bold of my express
bags. Yours. traly,
"TBos. II. CASx.5
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JILY F0REsGs TRaDE.


Dofin9 the month OF Saly, 1855, the
following named vessels arrived in the
-.
pol"'
krom Panama-Ship Valley Forge
and barkentIBe Wrestler.
From Honolulu-Barks @. o. Whit
more snd Hope, barkentine klickitai
and schooner Vesta.
From HoDgkonR-Bsrks Martha and
William n. Bssse.
From British Coiumbia-Barks Aure-
Ola and Alden Besse.
From Petrepaulovski-Bark HeEry
Buck
Five vessels arrived during the month
iEom CahfQfnIa, which vessels came
foz carRoss @ take tpreian-
t9ese sixfeen veesels ell came for
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AT rmE ASSEMBLY.

Among the persons who left here yes
terday for the Ohautauqus grounds by
the steamer Zephyr were the following :
Mr.. Jenkins, John Lartou, Morris Ad-
ans. Mrs. ]. N. Adams. Miss +. N. Ad-
ans, Arand Adams, NJ. Ouldson, w. II.
Palmerlee. r. Lewis, Mr.. Gray, Mr..
McConville. H. Doncaster, Miss Ivy
Jones, Mrs. 3. A. Holman, Mrs. @. &.
DIVA. Mr.. Davis, Professor Curme,
Miss Edith Randolph. Miss Hattie
MorsA Miss Adslia FREED, Mrs. Ii. 5.
Towars % New Ysrk. Miss l.. Ward,
Miss susie Ward, Mira Captain Hale OF
Olympia. Mrs. Porter, Mr.. Hathaway.
Mrs. Hathaway, Miss Laura Hathaway,
X. Merchant, Rev. ID. ]. Pierce and
wife, VIM. Ludlow, Miss Gertie Msrse,
Miss O. n. Carr. NJ. l.. RaeR. Chester
Prosch, Mra. Morse. Mrs. Z. Ferguson
Mrs. Helen n. Prosch. Miss Mabel
Prosch, Maud Myers, Lavonis Myers.
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Steamer Cascade leaves Yesler wharf
at a. m. every day fos ths Chautanqus
Round trip tickets viii be sold, inolnd
ing sdmissiou 20 ths grounds, for rs
cents. Those hslding season tickets
will pay 60 cents. Children, from to
II years, half fare on the beats, and
tree on the grounds when accompanied
by parents or gnardisns. IS
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10 ,os7anEIlIcEncER PUB. CO.
esAUrAGaUA.

-. nbsutsnaas Summer Assembly
!. ia beautiful grove near
(. II .e..h, stS O'Clock Monday after
-, q. sssrsing having been spens
I .rr..ainr camp by the varioos
s..s,,.s q, lie grounds. huch wsrE
s..s..p an. and Iabyrinthine walkH
- .sau he hills into nesting
.,.ssoss, pI,eani groves and delightful
...rss,s 1'hs cottages on the bill have
s...,,,sul p.ospset, and tbs common
- 1. 40 here we're more OF them,
Il sasine tesn go eaRaeea. 81
IN sfisrpoen H;tes c,eef Wes4 openea
= apcropzisis fe4Afss ~ hes. ID. vi
S.rse' sksienin1 the Ue9fnniae OF the
..-s.ssn, O. Puget Soand. Prayer
- sFsrsd ts the Rev. Mr.. Atwood,
- ~ auaifla vas led by Miss Susie
E.,S' ~ Iyy Jones' and Others, filing
y seresls with pleasant harmony.
20. q. 3. DiIworth was called upon
4. ,.anoad dc host Of the Chantauqea,
rs.sa hs dia In quiet, pleasant way.
fF1IftIut W. ". SAtAeo Noso -.
go Isosuns ON Frederick Schiller, ihs
sssss o. rmisn post and historian, link
n Nm closely with the different char
ss:zrs - Of bis tlme, snoh az Gostne. Des
- snd others. Goethe Was in Rome
saSsipq the great thirEe Of asgieHk
-. 6chilleg Was IN Germany esektpa
Z ssys hia heart warmed 10 dsaesflp
- Ths Hil,,,l'' IN ouo of The mos
brsgiiful poems ever COOS pesea u
n yonthful paa si0na hre soon BREW
no dsf.rsnee for Woman. bis "Roo-
NM wss played 10 crowded houses Ia
Para, q the time Of the French rev
olgsion. His historial predictions were
nsksss of sI,ochs In history ~ he show
q hos 70 aake history interesting.
II ssaAsnts 90 loved him that they
of.sn hofs hIm hone on a chair, yet hiH
kassess we're hardly pressed. No man
- live on sllory Alone, and Germany ~
n cfaiaewoFthy for allowing this man
. ssnt. Urged by his trisnd huhner
4 A. upon some enc good york, he
Isuksd atous, Freedom was TO become
Il theme and tragedy his expression
lts authof'a power 10 not IN sue meme
III Ii himself. The seryiee vas closed
10 ! short prayer ey Rev. d. J. Pierce,
,ilsr ANNOUNCING camp IRE at o'clock
: Ancient Ciyilix ltions before Greece
nlzzAUQuAs PROGRAM AM--TuEsDAT-PuH'
Itc SCHOOL DAT.
nA m.-Lscturs by Rev. b. ;. Mo
le<srty. ,,...
snm.-Round Table, discassinR the
.azle of she ds.y, Professor II. O: Kerr.
lp. m.--is-sAafe By hsv. M L. hugR
of eslem, ofsgonsra ep ssma a Al
wxpssspkT tpLiNpE DAY.
II .. m.--Isoiareby Hdiessor u ],
Pesell.
80. m.--lRoesd feble.
ln m.--1eetnie " Kev. @ y Bnr-
olesi Of Nom mnyille, Dragon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04

Mr.. A. B. Stewart is always alive to
his busint ss, and spares no pains to Sc
cure the best Of every sstiele in his line.
de has secured the agency for the cele-
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Tbs emily certain cure
kn0vn for Consumption, Oonghs, Colds,
Hosrseness, Asthma, Hay Fevsr, BroR-
chItis. or any affection Of the Throat OF
LunRs. Sold on y positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04

rnAT RAREsT eF COMBINATIONS
Tsuc delicacy Of favor With trne EN-
oasy Of action. has been attained In the
famo0s CAlifsrnia liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup sf FIGS its pleasant taste and
osnsfciaI effects have rendered il ir-
uenseIy popular. Sample bottles free
and large bottles for sale By A. B.
Stewart Dyl7