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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
IA YhIa a D. reaerate AKe !

NJ, itis not. People may bowl and
grnnibie. but generally they are the
very ones VIII themselves are degerer-
ate. or who have degenerate stomacbs
and livsfs. Itis good age, for u ras
given us the bert iron medicine The
world ever say, and such as no prevl'
nua aye conceived OF Browne Iron
Bit. re Il just making the present age
happy, Tor IL cures dyepepiic. rheu.
matte and nervous people, and sets ihe
languid people on their f.et with joy
ful triumph Mr. A Berry ~ North
Casiine. Maine. RAYS; "Wife and i
were t0th weak and In poor hea,Ih.
Browns Iron BitleTs cured u.s."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
wEATHERFoRD.
The Piremen's Ball a Grand Success 50
A Business Change.


WEATEERFoRD, Tx, March 81 49,
AZ or the rain last night 1t has been
cooler than at any time this month.
rhe farmers are fearful Of frost TO-
night.
Tie ball given by the ID. g. Bratton
FIRE company Al tho opera'hNuse last
-venipg was n succese. Some twenty
Il We couples Of young people were pres
cut and had IL not been such u dis gree
able night the mop would have been
largely attended. The general feeling
~ that the people want 10 sec the boys
fully supplied with the necessaries
IA % der that they may the more huc'
cea-fully contend With fires.
w. Il. Willis returned yesterday
from the exposition. He reports Q
very pl' a@ant time.
The firm OF Davidson Bros have
sold their entire stock OF groceries tt
Mr. Farmer and quit the business.
rhtir Intention Ia 10 bu, stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
DENTON.
A Movement TO Contest the Local
Option Election.
hpeclal.

fpecinis
DENTON, TEX, Mach u. - Tho
anti probibitionists are trying to raise
fee Of $500 10 pay attorneys TO con-
ieet the recent lOcAl.option election
held In this city. lrregularlty IL
claimed aud the attorneys speak conf
IDENTIFY OF b.ing able TO sustain tho
CONTEXT II they are guaranteed the de-
sired fee. IL is not probable that the
amount can be- raised.
The amateur dramatic talent Of tho
city IN robearsipg play with the vlew
OF giving public performance At the
| optra.housc nj m early date. The
play IN written by one Of the young
men OF the city and he, himself, will
assume one Of the leading roles.
We have new n, pirant In the beld
| for posimt sler In the present incum-
bent, Mr. j. Is. Nicholss, who Ia In
every wBy worthy man, aud has
done bis duty well II .mnina ~ be
seen whether The powers that be st
Washington will recognize n member
~ the grand old patty" when there
are from Fix 10 zen worthy Democrats
who also aspire 10 tbs same positi0n
and who have been imbiblDR none OF
the delicious government ''papn for
these many Year,.
Mrs. Lennon was buried this after
noon In the o ID F.llows' cemetery.
II Ia rrnlly remarked on the
streets aud IN the country that tho
next representative IN congress, two
years eDoe, from this district will by
! no means have a walk over, M has
been 20 common hor.toioro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
CLEBURNE.
Monthly Meeting Of the johnson
Teachers Institute.
-p.uinl'

CLEBURsE, TEX. March GA
close fine rain fell here last night and
this morning. aud about 10 o'clock q
bitter nortber blew up
A drunken man attempted to clean
out he pt Ople In the public square 70.
sy, but was pr IMPLY arrested And
,uii ia out OF the Id.
the teachers institute Of Johnson
county held It's regular monthly meet
lpg here to-day, but owing 10 The sud'
den and severe cold II wan but imIy
attended.
A new brick building Is in the course
~ erection on the site OF similar one
IN the equare owned by Mr. Walker.
that Was burned nearly year Ago.
Ply s,cisns report considerable sick
ueps among the children OF the city
mostly throat dis asses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
JEFFr RsON.


Special
JEFFERSON, TEX March 2l.-Mr
Michael Madden died here yesterday
evening. and was buried this evening
At 3 o'clock.
Hon George t. Todd has returned
from Austin,
q A. Culbcrson, from Washington
and the Eastern cities, is now at nom
again
Mr.. II G Taylor, the Texas exprep'
agent, Is at his home very sick Mr.
Spence came over from Marshall "a
superiniend the office for him.
The Misses rs h ami d r.. Rosen'
thai and Master Adnlph EberstAdt ~
turned from the exp,silion, highly
elated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
A irzsrd In sarch.

MOUNT WAsEiEaToN, N. II March
2l-A terri nc storm prevailed last
night. The northwest wind bl.w at n
v, Iocity Of from 100 TO l40 miles al
hour. The mercury was 49, below
zero this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
R,s.ut Hams, Elegant

breakfast bacon, mlddii, 8 meat,
,iekle beef, core beef, dried beef, buff
laIo meat, dried yeni.On hams, salt
pork hams, ali fret ,ss, and cured
by Kemp.r BTos., 1913 Main street.
sho sell cheap for CASH, al wholesale
and retail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
XlXm LEGISLATURES.
The Land Bill is Amen ded and Passed
by the Senate by a Vote Of
Nineteen 70 Four.
The House Passes Number Of Minor
Bills-~rhe DATE Of Adjournment
Still an Open Question.
rnE sKN ATE.
Special,

Hpecin.
AusnN, TEX March 81 In the
senate to-day the house joint rcsolu-
ton to adjourn ON the aist met. was
pissed; yeas, ~; nays, s. A motion TO
reconsider was entered, and an III irt
10 table the came, but failed, aud the
question OF adjournment In atill opeu,
The land bill was taken up, and the
amendment by MIR Houston o. nrxar
pending yesterday, permit ing any one
person, firm or corporation 10 purchase
eight sections, was Lost.
Mr.. Trsylor offered an amendment
striking out the provisions giving the
persons now on and controlling the
lands preference ~ lease. Adopted.
Mr. Harrison moved to ameud so as
20 authorizes the commissioners OF the
land office TO appoint one OF hls clerks
81 be known as the state agent, ut q
salary not n exceed $4,000 per annum,
whose duty Il shall he 10 examine aud
ascertain " hat lands are being illegal
" grHzed upon and 10 lease the same.
| Adopted
Mr. Get1endSner moved TO strike out
six yeara and insert en- ~ the max
imum limi, leases shall run Adopted,
Mr. Peacock moved 10 strike out Tia,
flfty section Limitation. Adopted
Mr.. Fowler offered to amend by pro-
viding that tImoered lands may be sold
to actusl settlers At IS per acre, cash
! Adopted.
Mr. Trsylor moved TO strike out 8.
and insert 81 per acre for watereC
lands. Adorned
Mr.. Bell Offered to- amend by pro
vidiOg tnat railroad companies, con
STRUGGLING their lines across schoo
lands, may purchase town sites ant
pay the full price at any time euhsc
quent 10 the construc Ion OF tho read
Adopted.
Mr. Harrison offered 10 amend by
providing against KrnElng on thu
lands bS llne-riding. Adopted.
The bill WAS then passed by a vote o
yeas 10, Haye4
Measp. Pope, Peacock, Calhoun an,
Houston OF Wheeler voted In the neg
alive.
The house bill making II miad,
meanor, punishable by n fine OF 5000
for n county commissioners wiifully I
ubsept hlmsel from "A meeting 10 lev.
n apeoisl tax, was passed.
The house bill authorizing In
issuance ~ jail bonds was passed.
, House hiils Nos .. 10 and III. amend
ing the civil statutes, were defeated
and the senate adjourned I'LL Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Name and Post flee. Amt
Patrick King, Longview,
: NJ Graham, jefferson, - ..
j. IsA Moren. clarh.ville, -, .
Tex 2s8 O2
Green. Butler, Tex 2i6 Al
4 B Stmonds, Greenville' 90, 20
a Mrs ] A W Cheek, Long 90 a.
6TA Nashi,t Butler. Tex. 29l o.
4 TW Love, Lindale, Tex. 400 W
n w Whitehead, Long ooo
y Nick Hoyler, Longview, !. %
a Hi = ~ a i'a' 10000
NJ II Bird. Corsicsua, Tex 1000 10
n Z Groom, Corslcans' ON M
Thomas Rhodes, Pine 80 -
4 Hill. Tex. 600 w
] + Boone, Meridian, ~
Thomas A l. we, Lindale, ~
M VA 4 NV w
W Mcintosh, Quitman,
y 2 Harris, Point Coupee,
n la. 200 90
sarah + Wood. Marlin, TX .OOJ 90
- Thompson, Rock Hill, 80
Burde, Clarksville, Tex l,01 o.
's VI G Ross. Cl,ytpD " l,OU W
y Il q Saunders, Birmiug-
ham. Ala 1000 o.
snrde, Clsrksville, Tex B O1 10
~ NJ 5tell. LuiiuR +" 90g NJ
* NJ Macy, LouMyiew, q AZ "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
Hamburg embroldeIies In all Widths
At Randall a. Chambers Go
District Court at Coleman.
gneeisl.

COLEMAN, TEX March 2l-- Dl-.
trlct cnurt convened Monday. The
cases jispored ofare AS fnllovs:
The Safe vs. J r. Hohso charge.
lh. Il Of horse; v,idict. not guilty.
II. n HigdoD; ciiuee, ssssult WIN
int,pt tu nurdti; verdict, not guilty
Ed snd james McCamei; charge
theft OF cat H.; verdict, not guilty.
r. II, SroDg; charge, tmb Lzle
meui; verdict, guilty; tenttDeed 4
two wears 10 the p-DiteutisTy,
smT y Tor, sliat Sam Clark; charge
ia, n OF hor. o; verdict. not guilty
Buck Black vel; charge. thelt OF cat
tie; 1ir Missed b, sta'e 80
Sam Aysnis; charge, thtft OF cattle
hung jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
suIng for Copper.

BALTIMORE, MD, March q The
Arizona Copper company Of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, have sued out tw"
repleyins In the United States circui
court IN recover possession Of copp-i
valued at SIG 300 The plaintiff,
owners Of miper In Arizona. hhipner
crude copper to Hope, Cole a Co To,
ret,leyins are 10 7, cover pcess ssioD OF
the copper, in cons' qu@pce OF th'
faIlure oil thai firm A United States
marshal has seized The copper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

No. N-me and P,stofiice. Amt
81 Neill Mum, Eilingtr, Tex 1000 o
65 john A March, Mount
Enterprise, Tex 1000 o
81 Mrs JrDhetta Nenn, Gil.
mer, Tex 1000 o
IS Mrs Amanda @ Dickson,
Little Rock, Ark 0 600 o
SO Mary + Miller, Atlanta,
81 Mary i Hooe, Bolton, Tex ! GO Q
6s Hiram Smith, Navasoia,
SO 4 A Cause, Crockett, Tex ono q
"a p II Daniels, Gilmer, Tx 20O 0
60 w r Staps.ll, Plano, Tx S 0U0 0
6l francisco Ravens, Hunts
60 Robert " W Porter, Bryan, ~
Tex 600 4
So John Pace, Cherokee coun-
iy,T;x 6 600
O. Martha z Rice, Birming.
ham, Ala 1000
IS Mrs Nipple Poole. Mans
field. Tx 5000
SO w D HARRINGTON, sher.
man, Tex 1000
Tex 1000
raut, Miss o 600
Tx 900
20 j W PUNK, Emory, Tex 400
IL Thomas II Iier, Shreve.
port, La 900
~ Nancy A Noble, Mipeola,
Tex 1000
7S Rev Henry Moseley,
Georgetown. Tex 900
"a Charles A Barbour, Pitts
burg, Kan 5000
rs Jas " shepherd, Colmes
Dill lex l,OOD
70 Andrew Patton, New o.
leans, La, 1000
II Thomas Y. Ripley, Sulphur
Springs, Tex, 1000
rs Mrs Amanda Turner, Or
70 James E Cox, woodville, ' =,
so Mrs l. + Bone, Little Elm, ~
81 Mrs M A Wilkes, Waco,
Tex ODOU
S. ] w Wilson, Valhermosa
Springs. Ala. 5000
rtx 1000
81 julius T Smith, Tyler, Tex, 1900
So Peter II Merrell, Coushat-
tn, La 1000
So AIva NJ Kuykendall, Har.
mony Hill, Tx 1000
81 Gibson + Hill, Harmony 49,
Hill, Tex 1000
IS Dr. Floyd Earbee, Marlin,
80 Thos J Sharp, Hampton,
Tex lWU
80 ] w Tiukle, Athens, Tex. 1000
81 Is II Diceson, Black Jack
Grove, Tex 1000
90 + WZlnmtrman, Brszoria,
90 Mira Eliza weathered,
H-mphili, Tex. 1000
"a Mr.. NJ J Ferguson, Ripley, ..
s5 csss c Lonsley, eiddlnss. , ,ooo
| lex. lUOu
90 Mrs A L Condor, Co
msnche, Tex 1000
81 Reusen Simpson, Wills
Point, T X. coo
9s James b Bell, Cleburne,
Tex ooU'
90 Thos J Fugitt, S,ephenville,
Tex. IUOs
100 Msiinda Severt, LAGRANGE,
| Tex ON
10l ID VI B,rclsv Reagsn. Tx l0O
| -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Crowded housrs nightly greet the
great magician and yenirilequist AT
the s snda'd theAFr Andr 80 " alAn
tdrd Apd aniual Iraioer - wonderful
ablllty.-[ rribuns NeT YORK CITY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
Mrs. q. ID. BJewn

Has received part Of her stock Of
beautiful spring hats and boDnets.
Also an elegant line of flowers, trim
mings and other milinsTy goods La-
dies will fnd IL 70 their Interest 10 call
early
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Z
! M Name aud Pcetofiice. Amt
l02 w w Ellison, Kyle, Tex 1900 90
lR p 7 Jeuson, Morse. Tx 1000 90
BY sp,ings TEX 1000 90
los Mrs f h knight, Wilder
vile, rex 1000 90
view, Tex 1000 90
lOI Coleman White, Rock
los Jnhn w Meyer, Hope, Ark o.OoO %
1909 n p Rsgland, Lacy's
Springs, Ala 1000 90
10 Calvert Crane. Elmo, Tex 1000 10
Ill DIR Il Daley, 0ssage Mis-
sion, Kan 1000 90
lls Robert J Rishets, Ru.k,
ils Mrs Mary NJ Burke, Nor ~ y
ia Mrs Mary G Slime, Wax
aoachie, TEX 5000 90
Tex 1000 90
llo v Il Milan. Longvlew,
Tx 0s6 IS
III Mira + s Jones, Waco, Tex a,0O0 20
lis + izsbeth Massey, Den
tap, Tex 900 90
, Chico, C.l 1000 90
40 ID n Walker, Ca thsge,
Tex 400 90
, lal Miss Lille Jones, Calves
ton, Tex 5000 90
l22 II NJ Hunsberger, Wei
mar, Tex 1000 90
/, l2S George Hurschberg, Bren-
hsm, Tx & 900 90
) ia Louis A Mcclure, Gates
vile, TEX 1000 90
D-port, Tx 1000 Oh
l26 Mrs Della ii Jacobs,
Shreveport, La l 900 on
. l27 Maurice A Brophy, Esgle
Lake. Tx 5000 0O
b l2s w p Miles, Elgin, Tex 1000 uJ
l2a WmH Sull Pine Hill, Tex, 900 N
D 1870 Belj Is Box, Overton, 600 0C
l3l Mis- Fannie J Cook, Wei
0 mer, TEX, 1000 oC
0 ney, Tex, oOoo o.
0 Tex, 1000 0,
o Cal, 5000 o,
o Tx, 600 .,
o 1856 w s + wilkins, sr, Long
view, rex 1000 o.
70 1877 Mrs Josephine II Miller,
Big 5prlngs. Tex, q 600 On
70 l3s JohnR Rose, Camden Ark, 5000 N
lH9
% l40 D1n Carter, Iongview,
Tex, 1000 O
y - Ak, 1000 o
% Mission, Kan, 1000 o
10 - Ala 1000 o
10 Tex, 1000 o
145 Maria l. Terrence, Hemp
70 atead, Tx, 1000 0
iiG Or &C Chaplin, Brenham,
" AZ John h r Kenn.rd, Nava. wv
70 sofa, Tex, 1000 Q
20 stead, Tex. 1000 Q
l49 Ben Il Bedell. Hemp
No s'ead, Tex, coo
90 dersou, Tex, 1000
90 Kau, 1000
l5s JOHNNY Minsrd, Columbia,
90 TEX, ooN {
10 1853 WJtIlavion Wharton. Tex. | 100
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
Andre,a.

He IL certainly among the foremost
IN his line, his clever and astounding
performance attracting all London. -
[ LondUn Tlmes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Qusntity, quality and accuracy guar
antaei, imiIned with i1msrkably
low piIce-, makes o M. WateThouse,
1870 Mair. the iopniar druggist,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

CIGARETTE smokers are cautioned
against injurious mutations OF oi*ra
Puff Cigarettes (5l)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

n DEATH MUTUAL IMPRISONMENT AND
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
FORT WORTH TEX March II, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
For Rrui.

Two furnished or unfnfnlshed rooms.
niraliy located Apply at Mrs. q. D.
Browns. Aiso one piano Tor rent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

No Nam. and Pos,ofiice. Amt.
20 Mrs X ID S,undeIs. Biz
% rex 1000 90
20 I NUT Tx 1000 90
20 N TsS M 900 90
80 Miss Luzan Skiuner,Gfeen-
vile. Tex ii'NO w
Il Miss & J Ross. Clayton. Tx 90 w
% T TEX ~ M h'ns' 1000 90
SO Mary f aud NJ L Foreman,
Fayetfe. Mis- 600 10
% TEX 900 o.
re- A Harrison. Palestine, Tex 00O W
SO Kindred Felts, Wihona.
81 saIs anal Sharp, GroesbecE, :. :.
% v Sins. Moody, Tex l,N0 %
20 n Garter. l. ,ugview, Tex 1000 90
40 A @ Harris. Egin, lUO 20
Al M A mcDoLald, Athens, 90
~ q x Z R.rAin, Hampstead, ,'o ooo - -
rsx ora 90
A, 40 Leonard, Is 'szoIis. Tex 900 10
ia On0 90
AZ I n Tillrry. Lorgview, Tex ! 100 90
AZ l. r Partl idgr, q 'odwater, =.
la INV W
% n IN = d zoo M
"a rpG,ntry. Bryan, Tex OOl W
20 Mr. s B Cheatham,
CIark-ville. Tex g GOO W
81 S Mi. h Tsx nA 2.eOc o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

EVERY first.class dealer sells Opers
Puff Cigarettes. Will not stick TO the
lips az
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

oRr WORTH, TEXAS, March II, 1885.
No Name and Postoffice Ami
6s John Smith, Pine Hui,
GO WillIsm W Morton, For. w ="
20 worth, Tex 1000 90
=, Tex 1000 90
80 TX 1000 90
20 20 geo u Gee, laid we'll, Tex / 90 10
~ Mrs Susan u Walker, Aus
tin, Tex 49,; 1000 90
:. Grange, Tex 1890 90
:. Tx 600 90
Tex 1000 90
- Tex OOO 90
Tex 1000 on
~ !nsepn Hess, Denver, Col. 800 90
so VIM + W. Onward, Sher-
man, Tx 600 on
81 VIM H CundlG, Decatur, wv -
TX LOCO 90
:, Trx 1000 90
81 VIM b Wilson, Heml- -'''' :"
So Mrs NJ NJ MoResnold., wv -
Atlanta, Tex 1000 90
Sc Dan'l ID Waters, Atlanta,
Tex 1000 90
Tex 1000 OC
J. boro, rex 1000 90
land, Tex. 1000 oC
80 D 9 b Dunlap, Mineral
Wells, Tex 600 O(
81 ID McF BRENNAN, Clarks-
vile. Tex 1000 on
80 w p Cornelius, Clsrks-
vile, Tex 1000 OK
so Lewis Spsrkman, Mineols,
"a Elias Reach, Galveston, i'0S y
Tex 1000 OK
Tx 1000 O
Calvert, Tex 1900 o.
Tex nun, oAs'' 1000 o.
Tx 1000 O
90 VIM A Dell4hite, Hall
vile, Tex 1000 o.
Tex 1000 On
lOl r 'gdon Quincy, Nava-
alta, Tx 1000 o.
rex 1910 O
1903 Mary Savage. Milan, Tex 1900 U
lO4 Fl C Stout, Rusk, Tex 1000 O
l05 Mrs Il A Tubb, Mountain
Peak, Tex 1000 o
LOG VIM n Chatham, Garth
age, Tex 1000 o
l07 Orrin p Forrest, HallviIle,
Tex 1000 0
los Albert Coleman, Hsllvllle,
Tex 1000 o
TEX 1000 o
tonic, Tex loso
Ill August J b ,gul, Shreve.
1l2 b q b Dunlap, Mineral
Wells, Tex 800
, ll3 n G B Dunlap, Mineral
Wells. Tex. 400 0
} ia w S Mcclellan & Bro, Du-
rant, Miss, 1 0n G
, ll5 Geo A Smith. Austin, rex, 1000 q
Tex, 1000 0
, sulp 'ur Springs, Tex, 1000 @
80 gtrfi.id, Tex, 1000 9
D li9 KG Ovens, Grays Mill,
0 100 II II Quinn, Rush, Tex, 1000
III mrs Sal!ie A Hull, Car
D thage, Tex, 600
l22 Mrs Caroline Debolt,
0 Crockett, Tx. 1000
10 Tex ! O0O
0 70. W Z Halle, Crockett, Tex, 1903
d Us Jacob Goodwin, Whites.
o boro, Tex, OO
i-' Tex. 1000
10 Mirs, 10000
% l2s Andrew NJ A:taway, Hills
% boro, Tex, 1000
% 10 Tx ra a 1000
% i0' Tx, 1000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22
same and Postonice.

Name and Postofiioe. Amt
A., e1ohn Il Hooper, LODI
IjInE sick, Texas Vn "
N NEE Tsx 1000 0,
ls,t Tex 1.Oe) o.
~ T }C1n 1000 o.
: NM 1000 o.
s,sy' y rex 1000 o.
nSTt. La 1000 Oh
= AK 1000 o.
,w VS. McJunkin, Hunts
y n Vile, Tex =. 200 o.
'dsl' Mrs. NJ G King, Marshall,
W.T. Morgan, Jefferson,
'W r ] Bell, Troupe, Tex 1000 On
7S,x 1000 O
Min TEX 1000 o.
!, Hi. Tex 1000 O
NH Garrison, Harmony
- II Hill, TEX 400 U
I,k cisco, Cal 1000 o.
- MIS- Grace Danforth.
Pitishurg, Tex 1000 o.
/ WL WG Bon. shreveport, La, 0O0 U
Tex. 1000 o.
sB Lake. Denison, Tex, 1000 U
ate view, TEX, 1000 o
~ lawson Kelley, Whites.
y JOHN NJ Hui. DenIsOn,
I'm 4 Tex, l,WO Y
III Sc Elliott. Sherman. Tex, 1000 0
!" Mrs Della e b .sser, Hunts
,Ani man, Tex 1000 0
NAB, r x 1000 20
I& ship. Tex, 1000
shall, Tx. 1000
Tex, 1000 0
VrspN port, Ia, 1000 0
John Il Hooper, Lodwick,
R Rex w Eddleman, Pilot ivy
Point, Tex, 1000 q
EA II Montgomery, Pilot
tssh Point, Tex, 1000
'''A TX, 1000
= Tx, 1000 0
rfo,d Tx. l,OO0 0
nan r S,nders. Bills. Tex, / 900 4
Mrs PA Hufftr, Bells, Tex, 1000
John B Fuller, Jackson -.
2zH II vile, Tex, zoo U
T4x, 1000 Q
VIM Lasseter, Pine Hill,
ahihI ] G Wilmington, weirnar,
e Mrs Susan FL Bell, Lady
4. vi Lake. Fls. 1000
Avn J "a q s evrDs, Dallas, Tex 800
IsE Tex 1000
mMW o A Shuford, Tyler, Tex loo {
la 10000
wood, Tex. / 900 I
4 N Richard p d cherd, Wei
\ Y Il u H Hsrst iA p Tho npson, wv
4 Wills Point, Tex 800
---.}% II G. Jones, Crockett, Tex. ] 600
Mrs Adaline Hill, Crock
i fE EFT, Tex l,oOo
jalNllI Mrs Amelia ColIlns, Crock ,,o
IVY EFT, Tex. 1000
Tx so 1000
Michael Lamey, Nevada,
Mo. 1000
AG Pace, GreenviIlp, Tex. 1000
John d Poole, CenlralIA, -
Tex. ! 600
w r BASS. Lopeeiew Tex 1000
John w Tab ,r. Bryan, Tex 900
m I John II W-nb, Bryan, Tex loo
~ A NJ Walker, Houston, ooo
Jasper NJ Kemp, Mays ooo
49, Mike Nave Nav weimar, Tex. i oOo
u A Wilson. sher nai, go
Tex 1000
Tex 1000
n OF DEATH CLAIMS PAID BY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Whoever may be your physician,
Walerhouse should DO your apothe-
cary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-22

Ladiea a.pryv, Of your sDosin'
Little Joker"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-02
S0RRELL SPRINGS.

Harvest is over and very poor crop.
Messrs Rollins, Babb & Edwards and Bull
lard Martin & Baggett are giving us a
"threshing
Uncle Johnnie Rakestraw and Mrs.
Johnston are very sick
The latest arrivals are at Montgomery
Davis'-a boy, and at Bennett Sorrels-a girl
Mr. John P. Powell and wife, of Waco,
Ga, after spending several days here visit
ing friends and relatives, have returned
home.
Rev. Reynolds will preach at Corner
Academy on Friday night before the second
Sunday in each month.
Our choir leaders sung, near Browns
vile, last Sunday.
The church at this place will hold COM
munion and wash feet on the third Sunday
in July
We are sorry to see the benches in this
and other churches in this part of the coun-
ty all marked up with pencil marks and
some bad language. Surely the boys who
persist in this habit are entirely ignorant Of
the law.
We hear of ghost that tackles two o.
our young men every Sunday night as they
pass from their sweethearts house in tn,
wee sma hours" U Know VINO.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-07-02
FARMING IN COBB.

We were in the company of two intelli.
gent, practical observers the other evening
one doctor and the other merchant both
of whom have watched the farming opera
tons of our people very closely, and by en-
quiries and thought, have formed correct
ideas as to the want of increased prosperity
among the farmers. They both were of the
| opinion that it was not due to extravaganza,
as farmers denied themselves of many of the
comforts of life in order to pay debts and to
avoid making debts. Said the doctor, there
is more true heroism in farmers than any
class of workers, Working all day from
year to year, selling off their produce, their
chickens, eggs and butter, edibles as palata-
BILE to them as to the city buyer, dressing
plainly and stinting themselves, all to make
ends meet and then often failing to do so.
1t takes courage and true heroism to do
| that.
The merchant gave the key to success by
| the experience of Cobb county farmer
who had one acre highly enriched, it having
been part of stable lot, and adjoining it
were seven acres of ordinary land not so
highly favored. On this acre was made as
much as was produced on the entire seven
acres, and yet seven times the amount of la
Dor and time had been expended on the sew
en- acres, as was on the one acre. with no
better results. This brought forth the idea
that the man who made one bale of cotton
on one acre while his neighbor only got one
bale from four acres, could better afford to
sell his cotton at ten cents per pound than
the other man could sell his bale at thirty
cents per pound, because the latter had put
forth four times the labor to accomplish the
same result than the former had 1t is
wasted energy and loss of time to spread
over so much territory, when by highly en-
riching a small area you can reap better and
more satisfactory harvests Twenty acres
highly MANFRED is worth more than sixty
acres poorly fed. Impoverished land can
not reward man as he. deserves, because it
has not in it the properties to produce in
proportion to the labor expended Penn
sylvania has small farms thoroughly enrich
ed valued at 5000 per acre, but the album
dance of crops produced shows the wisdom
of the system. Cotton impoverishes the
soil, and returns none of the elements of
sustenance Guano is but temporary
stimulus and lacks the permanency ofhome-
made manures
Diversified crops, few acres highly en-
riched and deeply plowed will give the
farmers of this country increased prosperity
and emancipation from lifetime servitude
to poverty, hard work and meagre living.
He who raises cotton, with guano and pro-
visions to buy each year, working poorly
fed land, will upon close investigation
lind 1t costs him about nine cents pound
to make his cotton, which is about the aver
age price he receives for it, and he is no
better off at the end of the year than when
he began. A change is absolutely neces-
Sary