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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
OADDoP AK.
A Hunter Shoots Himself Cattle Dy-
ing.

A Hunter Shoots Himselt-Cattle Dy-
ing.
special to the Gazette.
CADDo PEAK, Ten, Jan. 10 Quite
a serious accident occurred about four
miles west of this place to-day. A man
by the name OF Edward Blanton, while
out cunning, shot himself with Win
chester rifle in the breast. He is not
expected 20 recover.
j. w. Barnett q Bro. Of Galveston
will open stock OF dry-goods aud gro
ceries next week 10 our town.
A fard sleet fell to-day.
Cattle are suffering greatly from the
continued cold, aud great many more
are dying than for some years past.
B. s Pollard, while out horseback
riding last Wednesday, WAS thrown
from his horse ana broke his right
arm. He is now doing very well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

The poer fellow whose blood does not
circulate vigorously, whose liver Is
half asleep, whose stomach IL In poor
order and whose digestive apparatus
hos gone back on him, can never make
his feet warm until he puts stomach,
blood, liver and digestion into good
III Browns Iron Bltters Ofthis prince
OF tonics, Mr.. w. q. Fuller OF Mont
gomery, Ala. says: II took Browne
Iron Bitters for general debility, and
am greatly improved"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
BURNEr.

An Arrest for a Murder In Hill
Oounty-Cotson Shipments.
apsclai 70 the Gazette.
BuRNET, TEN Jan. l5.-W. Curry,
deputy sheriff Of Bell county, this
state, arrived here yesterday and ar
rested W. L. Buchanan, who lives two
miles from thus city, for the murder Of
one Hobinson IN Hill county 10 1852.
buchanan does not deny the crime.
Tut claims that he committed y IN SELF
de.ense. Sheriff Curry left with
The prlsonor fer Hill county
today. During Buehanan's residence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

here he has been regarded as "A hard
working man and law abiding citizen.
Twenty-Five hundred bates OF cotton
have been shipped from this place TO
date.
The action OF our legislature In re-
gard to the getting OF the granite from
this place for the state capitol is looked
forward TO with much interest by our
citizens.
1t has been raining here constantly
since Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
A Freight Wreck on the Texas \ Pacific
Railway.

Special 70 the Gazette.
LoNdvIEw, TEX, Jan. l5.--It has
rained here heavily and incessantly
for forty-elght hours, causing great
trouble throughout the county particu-
larly 10 the railroads. Serious wash
outs have caused the abandoning of
trains from all direction, No trains
arrived from the west to-day on ac-
count OF heavy freight wreck at
Warner, near Big Sandy, In which no
one was injured, which fact WAS all
that could be learned. The Sabine is
again on the rampage. 1t IL now
freezing rapidly though It Is still rain
ing. The waters are likely soon to
subside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

absolute entire stock Mems suits cloth
ing from the lowest tn the best.
We offer absolute entire of Boys clothing all
qualities and sizes.
We absolute entire COakS Cir
Cua Jersey Jackets We bought the goods December LIST at
sixty the dollar. Among Silk Plush $50,
worth $40; Black Satin at $40 worth $50.
We offer sale absolute entire stock of Ladies'
WOrsted Dress goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

epeelRl 70 tho HhtpIW.
CROWLEY, TEX, Jan. l5.--rhis -
tho hardest winter for stock that has
been ever experienced In this sedion
d ihs country fnr many years.
Messrs Diddla Bros store-houHe
caught lire from a detective Hue yesteI'
lay morning. Hut little damage WhA
d lne as the flames were coon eAsin-
guiahed.
phe Young men 81 this viclnisy have
organized secret lodge, apo rom ~
aide atpearanoes the candidates that
are b, log Initiated hAyas rough ume
Of Il. 49,
This cold spell win put stop 70 the
work Of the farmer Tor while.
! ---re ~e-e-------
I.ndiaa nnnro.le 81 HOnT nn0klng
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Notes from Morgan.
Special 10 the Gazette.

MORGAN, TEX., Jan. l5.-Sleet has
been falling constantly the greater
portion Of to-day. Tonight IL about
The oOldest of this winter.
Messrs Grant d Cation, new gro
Gerry firm, began business at this place
to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Parties who wish to take advantage
ofthe present hard times In order to
secure cheap lands Ia Texas VIII con-
suit their own infeFests by ad tres lng
Geo 3. Loving q Co, No. 29s West
Second street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Furnishing
Chase Trading Company, Houston Street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

p Mdy january gN my dNs MrErMhM EONT@
n ever ANY store
s. van tor
Eop
" pub c dta Gd do.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

We offer at absolute cost entire stock Boys
OVeTeOas
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of Ladies'
Mems WOODEN Underwear
absolute entire stock of Indies
Mems aud Chidrens Wooden Hosiery.
We offer for sale absolute entire
COIOred Blankets and Bed Comforts.
sending clothes please give
length inside pannOOhs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

Ladies approve Of your pnoklpg
Little Joker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

tinal PROOF. Anu Guy
witnesses making such proof, or
the said applicant shall swear falsey
as 10 any material matter contained ln
such proof, aflidavits or oaths, such
swearing being willful and corrupt ne
shall be punished as provided IN al
tiele - of the penal @ de.
Sec. 10. That upon the ming OF the
notice required by the preceding sec
ton, the said county clerk shall pup
lish notice that said application mas
been made once a week for Iour eOh-
seeutive ks in any newspaper To DC
by him designated as published near
| eat such land, provided preference
! shall alWays be given to the paper
or papere, II any published, IN the
| land district wherein such land Is SIT
nate. and he shall further post such
notice on the courthouse door and in
two other conspicuous plsees IN the
county. At any time within thirty
dava Of the expiration of said four
consecutive weeks the said applican
shaIl make proof in the manner herein
nrovided, For hearing such proof tht
county Judge shall receive fee OF %
n be maid by applicant for his services
,rdat thta gection the CLERK OF tht
Unit, court hall receivea fee of 81 80
~ = 5sid by applicant AZ any tim'
sfter three years from the fling Of h ,l
. nniicatiop any person upon eompli
a,cs with the provisions Of this &C. II
.asayance 10 payments aud publication
az notice Of int, ntion TO make ma
.,.,af ana mon Uroof OF coniln uou
p aons,. ,cv nom the fling OF ssid hp
,IscstSon until the making o. suel
! proof, shall be entitled 70 . pA'sn' -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

" w Nf'tAhD
The most expensive hotels are in tho
FAR east, where ~, o., and t5 per day
arr the prevailing rates. There is no
rest n why this should be So since sup
pits arr not exit aorlnarily expensive in
shan hal, Hong Kong. Singap ore, and
lok' b ana. and Ia o ID almost nothing.
II Is uocau a. public sentiment Just fics
suUh exorbltant charges. In most Of the
citiVs IA ~ are temperance halls and
sailors homes. which are open to the
general public, and will take travellers
IN To- sis, or ~. 80 n day. Some of
these are admirable institutions regular
holcls. with reading rooms, drawing
rooms, etc.
kct to those hotels OF tho far east,
should say that those Of Egypt are the
mosi expensive. The cheapest hotels
sre IN Ina, Palestine and Syria. The
most ,ou can ply Mt a hotel IN India is
: rupees per Gicm, and that means
the test accommodations which the
tfes, Eastern nt Calcutta and the
isp.antIc ut bombay can afford. Thes,
same hotels will store you away on the
top fioor Tor or r.pecs. OF
cn ire IN this statement do not include
tac mountain resorts. such IA DarJecl-
Tag. S.mla aDd Mussoose. VIII re you
may pay or rupees per day.
another rupee for your tire. and another
for yo4r khtmrigar, or pri' servant.
Ih truth ~ that in India, Syria. and
Ia esiin'. there " no u ed price for
ho,rl no, ommoiations The best hote.s
IN tie up-,ountry cf India viii come
down IA . rupees. and those Of the Holy
iAai to6 or francs. They expect TO
ss thair money out OF You in other
Ways They ncommend you TO curio
deH cr'. guidcs. bazaars, and livery
~ ~ .hmcntS, and Ct commission
cn al these services unbeknown To YOU,
which roill, comes out OF yoI.' pocket.
Whn the traveller strikes Greece.
Italy, Turkey. and the European states
grDrlly, the hotel prices begin to he
established by the room, exclusive Of
food, service, lights, etc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02

Ictorr th" ci.np patton the unhl
were ord red hy H. lnN 80 iop ht.n.
stored With cora iu feed thv.t SORTS o.
tho " ntcr. n pr,,a It'un Ne y ue.,ssai,
where there w.ton' railW iNs, Hni cun
a. Iuca Is j"rr snow ur .lnN thnv
might stop al ,oum nIrat pn be wr"u
one lla.e and another. hui darn
the Irish lam nr IN l'E they wen
tempted Ia cell th. contents hy ih
h gh price offered fn corn uN The iir
i.h GoNcrnmrni, and lh' W"sl t"tih.,
famine in many ol the ussh
provinces Wns The tcsuli The pr pt
are reported 20 have hr umo a.m'st tip
color ui nrTro'-. "a we'll kupNur ir 10
severe dep uatinn. ,u Z d Was tuiiuvr.
hy typhus fever the tam o. e. hus
lnnumcrnhlr are th. starrs no, toii
of indis dual in- aurot ~ up r,s
sion in tn dnNs oi srt dom
thr venerable tn hor. ~ tam
y u q ont't griund hs thrr- I've
hair rnd NIX a apd bDairh ~ tiut.
brutal mast-r., while their rhiii a.
aud grnndc iliron stuui bs uni duin
to Interfere, aud IA lo aud ~ lhe las
century. aud even later w have br,t
assured iha There ae instances II srti.
owners or. cr ng wfetr 81 s"st b. h
buried up o. his n'CA. With bis ~.
tightly ted. In lonrlv spot. and thru
lett g. be- ca en- hS wolves. Men thH
n hundred Russian s"fi-pwne y arr sai,
to have been Killed b, their Il, ,prnd.n.,
during the tr,mear WAT in fact ih,
irritation between master, aud sori.
hri reached Gilman fore the vtici -
emancI pat ~ Ia ifi hnd nllhpug
much has hc"n " i,trn nh ut g..
I'm not Icing suihcrnlly sweeping
and of the rrlu tRnre ~ the land own
er.. aud on tho Other and ~ the 10
gratitude the tVrs still u J.
to the credit ~ all concornoi that ihs
measure was thoroughly carried uui 10
,ussia hy the enhcise8t of law,
when thr same meas o. had Teun = Il
n re olut On ~ } rance aud the Dis
asirous campaigns ~ Jena aud Aus
ter,it in Prussia and 'tst w. tieii 81,
aad since theL. IN AmeticH. The ter Die
wnr between the Norihern and outh.
crn Stairs The extension q the raii.
ways and the Increase oi wvaith in
| la sia, added To the Abruea on of .
| law pruhih ting fore On and fol ious
d ssenteFs from holding lani. ha, We }
much increased the aiue "a handed
property In hus- b, omsnc patton. %,
ihAi ho-e nohlrmen whn are tn
| ruined bS u. AMI hato gutt'iyed ~ kcui
the = estates un'l now. are boi.rr 80
O an they were i"i'rc. i1'siey Nag
| a.tgA
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
FACTS AND FIGURES.

A shoal of CoCilsh one MI" long.
and containing lzu,uNu,W fish. viii eat
$500 ".o q hcrriLg in one week. - che
crgo .'o'r a..
Tie ruior"d n . in tho United
Stat. !>c.timatcd NJ 20 90 a strong,
IN! ,.rir property ho.d.ngs exceed
81 q. r'.'t o. Iroy inns
t>uccn Mary Of England in lG1i.
tie tap'rur ii crmany IN III. and
thr Dan hin and pauphlncSs - Fran -
aud tncir Ion N l.l2. the Emperor ot
Iu N l,aU and Louis Nv. 81 france
it. :, alc few of the royal person
a@c~ who have died o! small poN.
in l1ri Ben;amin Franklin made
| itv % B,>toa the trustee of fund
q 80. to br lent to NounE mc
c.an;cs. celebrating that in i>Jl -
fund would odnt to <.N2.~0. His
fl rurcs must have been faulty. however.
Tor the fund now only amounts 10 s2il.
o.. -io>toa JOVy'"h.
--Tlcre are about - 900 ltnl an. n
New orN City, mot uf them uunblr
to :, cas- tho English language. About
| 300 ol the e are huddhd together h.
| three blocks in Harlem 1t the invita-
ton of Cardinal Nc 'loskcy, Ecv. DIR
| kcorncr. of on on, who was connect
| ed with the ltal an Church in that city
| Tor a number ot Years. has crossed the
| Atlantic to establish mission among
thcm.-N. ]. nj Unr.
The first wheat raised in New
WorlI was sown 10y the Spaniards on
| the i and of isabella in January. llHH.
ami March 30 tn ears were gath
erci The Foundation of the wheat
harvest Of Mexico is n d to have been
/ tnrr" or four grains carefully cultivated
! in lj3O, n d preserved hv slave o.
Cortes Tho first crop OF QUITO was
RI sei by Fran ,isCan monk in front
| Oi the invent. tarciaZo dc Ia Vega
allirms that Peru. mp to l6.,s. wheat
Tn bread had not been sold in Cus'o.
A wonderful farm is that known
a baldwin $ Santa IN In Ranch IN Los
| Angel = County. taiiforn a. II com
pri cs Loo aces in grapes. l6,oH
orange and lemon trees, 2.nnH pome
gr mates. J. NJ English walnut tree,
go almond trees. 2.Jn peach trees
;, % pear trees. 100 apricot trees
10, liz trees. anl subs s'stclcc ~ fur
ni>hnd or 80 - head Of sheep, ?."f
COWS and pigs and several hundred
hocscS IN rlu &c and this year bcfor'
harvest eoriid b" seen 1000 acres 60
golden grain. san Francisco tci
-Dr farrell Once said that II one
ro9ii watch the march OF i.uO0.ot
prople taroagh f.. the i"l1winc
would he Observable Nearly l5r.oo
W, III Il L tho first wear. $50 the SEQ
oni wear. $50 tc tn rd year. nm,
,'~S an - in the thirtcenth year
al the eni of forty. five years "ni.
would lave 4 ed. At the end Of siNt,
Years 1909 would be st II living n
the c;.l of eighty years, $1,000; NJ th'
end of . rhi, i've. 81 .oln; and at nine
ty-iivc vars there would be 22J ut tn
-! of los years there will nc one sur
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
fIrri.E SUSSRSSE.

When glfl refers her lover IN he.
pa be hnds thai II h hards.-.S auasion
the pop than !, l.te pop the ques,i n.
"A Huntingdon m,ihcr hss special
ruom fur administering corporal pm.
ishment IA her children. sh. calls q
her box o.lico. Bad H7'os Fne RS.
Clausa write. To lnuurs What has
given woman tho reputation of t~i y
such greet tsisrri" W. Il, not knsw.
Clau.a. uuls.. u is her m,uth. 49, i'sa
tsf's NfdiesHlaB.
What WI Oi want wid hic cl !?
said the ancient irisbman To tea
who had been challing him. lite i,i
Ord as soon walk aioOi as ride ai,ot.
the 30 Times
Liile Ncll--Oh. mamma. y@u
mnsn't let the baby iie In tie sit
Mamma Why b". pet' Little \ /
-'Tans' h'il mtli. Mamma Met
Little Nell Yes. mine d d. - iAi a.ei
pala 'uN.
rapas woe
| rhey 81 na m ,ge IN the psrlar ws,re
tarY "a by tha glss,af CRATE,
iiu, ,hey sia'id sal - /, ihe star iaat fair.
AZ they swinf 90 the Old front gate.
| And the ola man wseps b,t his b.tser tsars
hFins never lin to hts soul,
ls wui eost him morr for satss. he fears.
| Than " did isst ~ nth Tor essai.
The man "born tired. who Il now
too lazy Ia keep both EYES open nj onc
lime. live. hut short drive fr,am t,.c
Twin Mountain House. Last week u
party le-l thor wa,. and halted bciscc
his primitive dwelling In n cave. Wnile
iircctlng them he kept onc eve c'osr,l.
''Nha, ais your csef" asked one II tha
party. "Nuthin'." replied tie tired
iuan, sometimes keep one eyc shut.
aud sometmcs toihur. ~ y. i1sf.
They sat upon the shelving rock.
while before tIom wac spread out ths
rirh aud grand panorama ~ nature.
"llow awiul' How subj ner' thought
Miss pen-lve; ''and Charlcy's soul. like
niue. u In sympathy with tho scene.
lilo. like me. IL lost in admiration. He,
like ma. feels tina, u were proclamation
te break the stiffness with slglc wor,i. '
involnntarlly She turned her heal.
Charley ~. fast asleep. A sasl,ieB ans
strange emotion tiiied her bosoni. List
She speaks Charley. yoa great duBrc
tomc lots go into the houss!"--B Besios
Traascr,pi.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
W.T. AyD WISDOM.

y Chic newspaper speaks o. hhh
h'ng hru sci 10y tie emphatic "cs.2.'
%! 4 muic. - ETchd9.c.
The tru'y crateful heart may no.
hc q e To lcll of .rat tude, but II can
,,cl. and love. and act.
We should do everything we Can
or Others. if only To d ssipate The
t.o1g!t Of what they omit to do ior IL.
-" B.ow:ng bass horn" savs n
hvsiriau, 'w.ll curc consumption.
\ 9th + case IN which the remedy I,
worse TIA tn disease. Ih,id iciphia d
;uE
\ young man in Syra use has sent
&c al ngc TO another for ban q con,
ct TaiS me hoi Of fighting due
: ems even more c;uel than the old.
DI t1R Past.
Lightning in Georgia struck mul,
while tae animal was on i,s hau' chez
ust ready to gct up. This shows thu
l-hln;ng viii take mean advantage /
it gels II chan e.
A poor man who looks across th'
br dec of his Sc at you Is cross.ycd
pul ho happens 10 lie a millionaire
he la@ such beautiful b'as glance.
,Idt, roo tGScrrer.
---"lcs. my boy" sad Mr.. Malapro,
to his son animals that g meat ar
,arboni,crous. while those like our
Srl,e-, that eat both flesh AMI vcgei n
o!cs, are ainphibious. San Franc 50
nap.
At n fashionable ball, Miss Gn,,l"
fry. who is rather careless in cNprc a.
NJ he sci. approaches Mr.. Mcrcal. a1'
,yS: Supper is ready. Why don
YOU take Ia y 10 ca,?' "ie le
'ecausc,' replies the suffering Mcfcal
Il ner nor ner- never c . en
a--la dies" " Soar man. but he oug h
e ki lc !. -Ar, daSnw Irdrc'er.
-"IIow glorious J, j. to be engaged II
pu e,, intellectual occupation" mur
nured Boston maiden. ga ing rap,ur
;ii~ Y into the admiring eyes OF n ountr,
dior; your own mental faculties io
obs and the whole universe for n work
up. Now tell me. she ad led. "wha
a you nj the M Isl difficult thing con
ct" ted with yoVr mob profession 81
ayng the hands," said the editor. -
sjnH oG.
A Stoih noblcmcn. seeing an al
ardcuer of his csta lishm"nt with
ry ragged coal, made some passing r'
:ar , on its condition. Its n yerr
i'll coat" sail The honest old mar
can not agree with you there" sat
n> lordship. "Ay. it's n vera gui
toat.' persisted the oil man; "it cover
onten,ed spirit and n body that ow,
no man any thing, and that's mair tina
mony man can say of his coat"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
rtUSONAL AND iMprRsoNAL.

-rH4irr iit5 ar.l is . man ~ family.
.a Hpt r.u. daughters and three soma
s. tut
utrri rrl n' Saratoga wears ten
au.pni dollars worth II diamonds
Aben .hr is iDv.srd up. 7rop hmos.
l,uhr Al'n. ,hr eldest engineer on
Ir ttN lurk 'rrtIal ha. impletel
iuiN trlr' ns u rns.rugrr i,'c1m =
Ne dtV't NHHtp iTp sss.
iI,,,rt : Grant. it,. hns turned
.rru... apI moved o. inr farm ~ his
.JtHrI ir.st. in rcnnN lNnna whore
HrNII E1u to tir business uf ra,sing
uTts q D umrs
~ I. sinri, donl". thc report that
rt - ~aNkrt, u .c, lnbuer, viii never
i, pN'r 80 Elm, n.hiu. he re,Dt. m
,1A .Ir tus O. st,iug that the snltl
.rnrrIs. " % tr 81, r.sot n ain nf,er
est tl.HIp i0IrHh
ilr IL, T. wards tho stllr
,f".trlrr. contemplate, W,iing u his.
si, ui tis iu.iN YEARS ut g, anvrlii q
,ers ihfup rhuut tlt ia tc ! 'sta,r. dur
rr Ul.rh br bppt 20 80, c'al lhoa-and
| l#rI,ir tIsdfI a. ~ OcerH
IDrrt b. ftmil, ~ lhioe brn,hrrs
and three sister. IN Auiurn Me. W ,o.'
/ vgrfuo hrrs mr. i've hunircl aud
/ itv Nr1rt Their a. res respectively Hrs
| srtuai, ihrrs. seventy seven. elstr-
pur. r.g II, siv. ninety and ninrty y.Ii,e
,'af. fa1'on Fst
Gel trtc Ne'a the y uneer hunter an
'tanrrr d taliiofu'a.' who iir.t went
.p that state IN lHii. u nov at i-ad,ng.
/ ui. -r,yuts-u.ns wears alL. fuli of
/ .aoumni sn. and. ! ke most of the tal-
/ ttfnin piuueri-, nui av"rl,ar,ienrh with
hts Wuili's g'ind. u nrer ~ bsne.
\ chinese physician ~ this country
'avs that - ,osy small poriion III I b ma.
/ men dio ~ cpnsumttlun. because, thrs
hundred Years aga, lsang Lon, n
learned durior, discovered that people
uerumo afflicted with ihe disease by
breathing t'ruhgh the mouth Instead of
he nuso.
Hive uui of tho tweniy.ope rresl-
/ tents were ~ Scnirh.irish lineage -
jackson, rolk, buchanan. Johnson and
Arthur, two ui Acotch -l'rant ani
llates, one II Welsh--Jetlsrs ~; ani
pns ~ Dutch Van hurrn; the remain.
ng twelve being of Eaglish dc.ccnt. -
A , ir,bsnc
Poor Hicr the phn,ograph'r ~ tho
t.reolv expedition, who died willis on u
iourn"l ~ find same mcai which had
hren rarhed while an the way Ia In "
Frapklin iiss. said ~ bis last woris;
Tell Lieutenant ,lrcely that ] trirsl
very hard to get the meat. but could
not succrei ~ D. Bsi.
-iuniln was married at twenty.
one. Mozart ~ iwaaty live. Byron.
Washington. Wellington AMI bouapar,c
At tsent,. .scyen. Peel at thirt, two.
NadsVoith NJ thlrty-ihtoe. Wilbsr-
force NJ thirl, .lg,, Luther nj Iotv.
two. Addison NJ fnrty four, And ~
rarr, for the third time, ut one hundred
and iwn.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-02
TDRiILN GOSSIP.

cpr ,.t has prrva' 'cd IN a virulcn,
imin rn,i 90 twp hundred Yeas
a. Ma & the only ace in Europe
Nlrr' rr Wa'rr is placed N the railway
n.s
,r'y snvrr gallon ~ wine - TO
u,.I, M l. woman aud ch !d was drank
t. "a lb.t yea.
Aur IN cho.l has founded no
lr. t.ao i,r j, .rusls daring hi thirty
"a. e'r n "a D.. and mas fought
f.rA n Geo thni numher I durls.
The .lutcr cm he rer note, the
"a tltu rw.In us.a actually own
at Nu. h m e. han =. aci o. of
d. pud teti nom the crown nearly
d.. 60 g. m e.
u rru Nrlh'n away has
~. ~ on II "."' asp tai
trt. h "rc The turk d ath
Il ,u"ni lar "a Il 20 M c'c. and
ia ,u h r. st Il uitc "llicac.ou-
% m t,n.aa Il Lii II g sc-.
M je of ~ - cthc Il electro
iNtA is NV on vrw in ondo /
viii e .uV.utp .lrc.Arc W ! alta II
nv a ~ - an hour TO pa|-
sc so's l'o pr drutly int"nfs how
90 . start j. RI Iva only 10 par
cv. e. hrsi
Am - . r % on. r'.trs worn II
f'' nrh a"t ~ par ut ~ Nv {
hl- stu-uun css luai' o. nll n Is
81 mae as lrshr th, IN Aou per e.
tHf .nto the wcaie nj .ns 81
tan q ind tha DOT % u: ia &C. .'
cro ned with II arda. hroth's, toad
hnd N, ~ usV "oking ANNA. You
M \ ~ tn - get.
~wd n fcas n an n'mal 81! ~ IN
IA T. the NJ ~ niipn - NtIr mna
ie avs "r -ha y arms an cts
t"i has rr on ia IN lncy ic q
turr o. | un nrr warm blood n Il thct
thry n'c "a ~ wors a.an DAWN.
tnrsI,lr, und nnm'u. Wrigh.ng e.'l
80 many IL n,l,"l tines M ~ thar
Thea | a e. selves
nlii a. frrln,g in - iiand lis
~ "a seat ~ odd wa,s a mia ini
oi l.. grra' ibr,al rem cr was man
io sd a. recen y ucts ion IN Abcr
deem ~ the iormo n large shori-Lorne'
Lui drawn hy tour horses and I.oc -
Ar tIni a. 80. and ha.r Il in II lean o
rid en by aged urchlu Ia cled az,
nj ny In another part o ih,
dcmonsiraiion ord alisbury was rep
resented by dead horse followed by
mum 90 of worn-odi horses represent
ny other memb RS ot the ar.stocracy