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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-21
Large Stock of WHITE BLANKETS at 81 50 per pair.
IN DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED.
Damaged by Waterloo close out at once!

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One bleache antOn Il 5cents yard
yard.
he 0en n in he ;largee enough
a
Lo n al
fol
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an
lwooH SOLE
Nie and ycolors for
cents
Lo of Comic
Lo o and
Lo do, f =
PiecesC hinz nightC retonn Tor . a yard.
Caps Astak
rmmn % each N
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-21

Handsomely Decorated, Square Pat
tern 44-piece Tea Sets assorted
colors), only 81 As.
Ironstope Dinner Sets complete for
twelve persons, 120 pieces, only
SO so.
Glass Tea Sets large size), four pieces,
only 40 cents.
Floral Glass Sauce Plates (per set six,
Is cents.
Berry Sets consisting of twelve berry
dishes and BOWL, ST..
Large Square Berry Sets, So.
Pickle Dishes (assorted), 10 cents.
Regal" Covered Butter Dishes, 10
cents.
Regal" Cream Pitcher, 10 cents.
Child's Motto Cups and Saucers, 25
cents.
Large Motto Cups and Saucers, So, so
75cents and ST..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-21

Mustache Motto Cups and SSIcers,
so, rs cents and ST..
Child's Motto Mugs, S, 10, Is and Is
cents.
Shaving Mugs.
KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS.
F. B. Plated Teaspoons, ST. per set.
F. B. Plated Tablespoons, So per set.
T. B. Plated Forks, So per set.
Iron-handled Knives and Forks, IS
cents per set.
ooden-handled Knives and Forks,
rs cents per set.
Turned Teaspoons, Is cents per set.
Turned Tablespoons, 25 cents per set.
Butcher Knives, Is and 25 cents per
set.
Bread Knives, Is and Is cents per set.
Carving Set Limitation stag handel,
so cents per set.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
4 DELICATE POINT.
u II Ever Sight t. Tx Advantage Of
One. Wrakur.-r.

Doctors and .: rr- have long -,cpE-
ni1cl. IN ca>"> o.. d,,1~c. IN" power If
iac magua'u1 over the boiy Much
ut Their ea;meu; a>>ume that Ia"
feelings vi tI- patient vii of' : the
r.Hr- Of "a" a~"a>r- The >>.il ll
among them = IL therefor" 60 "Nc'"
hp.r. 10. TO rNG---rat- the symptoms.
and =, a~>u-r they patterns tina; tac
mes en- :Ary = c viii produce Ger
tan de- rArl- elects IL tn wss ley
rr.aiprr. ,hc scmylie, and .urr.a-c
tn. nance 81 tier achieving he p
sat, a; which th,, IN
= wrl Aus@a. to-. tina. n cl-,. -
1ma- rars OF ey4-- -a.ct t-ula - taey
only ma = 4 show ii giving mCliC.u".
aa~uu>"~.a- '.Js, ., tn ar
called ha-4u - pa, Iou- VINCE 90"
imaginative va- %; tlI.k- ~ !. ca , -.m
~ HI i.l~ Tac-c lie. bong a--y the
-a.. tons { b.> own mind. a., cured
when -5s uul - ~V-r>aaI-t 20 b ~.c
90 they 81 Dc.uc attack ~.A a
r m-iv
|. 3 u.cr p..-e If cA,u-t-, = j."
H.. g. u-. how far p.orir M "a, n
should n. used 90 a~.aa ,su .r. ~
-4. ? god L. aid l- g. %
s,.i - u TIE practice u ule a.. ;a-
gae> - o.ca arse / -a. mfr
surr-,s happens -4at ias -
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pr La e l~. 90
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t. g.
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,r.ar. Gs.- $50 : -F.
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Cd. - %
re Ea a-t. w1, c7.l-a- - he
t--> 3D. bus ~-e r> * -
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III tea,s-. md -s.rd.-- - cu-
l1.- -34-:- ines tazt q
hl--- o-l l-,.7aa n BIN -
-a-c geu~- of ih- uc = g. a. w.
ral-,1.l eye zai ,a- l-r a. be-
>rG appearance & n -
"a - would rr5e-i !: o. 2cc4-i &c! s-r
PRISE 81; "a r. IN az ~- we q:
- oh Rou.t y - I'm - - q
s1ra havu-. BIZ Would u. Is q
a>coGa; Il ta- sah al. ard lie t1rzs-
mcLs he rr~uli would - iA-i x
gUcd boy sei-Ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
TSE TWO - &.
Tho osa.-E~ouotaBs.i rotiv 20 the Dom
o.-afsr tdasini.tv.fIen

The d.mi..a} - 4 ruu-r %. T-~as
~, a-.ui,. on The ground ,ha; tb.-
.risss are D. longer n-"del. = c1m-
u-ad ! rs "a" supporter. & ta~ Al
o. . - ~ up1rtan; rD"ssIre
o.. .-s-p-uv. wh.cs vL sAse tn Gov
.rrrsat 80 2 v.s- 1T !: . 80
~ 90. .s'ae; .aa' som sg-s19g. E
-.a. have gsdeust~lIs t--a .m ~I
= .a- a. ~ hes Adm -rl-t-4i1oa rar
reduce IN s-. - tsr"s-a- size
.s.a oss#~r- ; deere Arzrs
NJ rr- drsr- to- > t~-s p .r
a q z1F p--aoa 9ao~ u1-. = E1
rs~i.si. and : g b. tslt ~ a1F
harr l.r- ksrt 90 80 - - pr 81
H'lsr -E4r rge~ r=--~ The . or
49,. se .s~i Fb~ . ~. =
n -s-r = a-- e =. p male D.
-s :. -russ
il. -. - la1rs'. Sb-1 80 ueu
% 1ss o- - s-i 'h~
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SER a 1Ea 2 -lt- as s-u-
su-t fo-
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or e- O. ta.~ ~spa. 90 ~t to Do
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taru rs IL CO. p 49, hsr @ 0t
ih ~ . vac arr ac.
an = G~ Era On d.
>nz~=- Cst-af ~Eu<Tss LTu@E
tat : czn aa ol~~ @ccls1 dE-
-ul.v zAsl 10 4 rn211s q I< -rs
r~gg- iE-z u wI lad ihxl 4 aas
aaie q STAKE Arovsr. 4 . To-
A.ss1~A uads- 4 .ase pees.z- O:
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
TSE MaSai.
\ Curiou. Tribe Who's. Habitat .. In Cen,
trail Africa

a more remarkable or uniqu" u .
does not exist on The continent % Africa
indeed. ! might >a:rly ,ay n ;4o two
hcmi>phcrcS. In their p~hysigu~. man
n"r-. customs m ! r" Igou> t-.ii-f> ta-y
arc d,t net al kc from the true nrg-o-.
and from HI Gala and small IAcy
ar. the most magnificent modelled
saya-cs ! have seen O. read 90. Bral:-
FULLY pr"porr,ou"i. they AZ charac" -
Ikrd by tn" -mOo.h AMI - nir-i ugi. n
{ jlr Apollo tvpr. rarely - ~ ~ -"
kuotty and brIwny muscle 4 th" tuI-
athlete III wumrn are yer dcccu.Iv
dressed in buiipaA- hide Tacy wear.
uv wav I'll ornament. fum twrnt, 20
IA rty pound 81 tI.r> ron wlr" ga '"j
round the limbs. arm. and neck. b
,ii-s 4 -T'at a. rtm-u' ot bad AMI
ron cham Ih- w,n var ouis e
IN J! kd-k n garment rounds .e ~hpUl
der, and hr"a>t. ;hI' h.u. ;-smcH Ia
NOR amp!" !~luIsu~.Ja. aupnx tHr
mar II men The most rcmarka 3"
g. unr;ipus ,harac..- p" the vsr1u.
"uorHs IN tn" iIfc = -tar =, of the Mas
III" hny> and gIr~ up Ia ! certain ~"
Is. y IN their gar-ui,. 4ri fee! upon
cu-i.ci mix. meat All "a 4 'c
AZ Ot twelve WIKI t-c gr-. AMI from
iWc.y" ~ ''u-'""r. N's-- w.fH The rar-
they ~" ~.g- irpu 'u" usrI,i men
sra1l 20 one ID which 'h"r" ar % Is
Young unmarried msa AMI women
Ih-r- tl,y he un;l th-y ~. MARRIED
y tH,- ~'i-e TIE men a.. MARI or. AND!
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

s.s~ 80 80. s.-as rhsax. whl~h s@.s
S-Is- th~ sds-.s 81 $40 %. 81 %
f~F.u

f"Fra
tA%tFrG hes sTTR sr tNb.+@HanE
sLr F "a. -- --Ea~ 60 sr~-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
"NOT HERE; NE is RISEN

AUD . inl' dear and AI@u' 10; 'h.r, "a
n. J nsf fpudlF .py"1 and ,h.s5 uy own.
And lie ssctus-i uu. a DARK aud .Yus-ogus
sa5-
made fha' qrlcr rrav. "A .a~r~4 sh-ur.
"~-t r1y :a-sf-trV= - fasr hour ~ iOur.
aue " &. us teur wEtsrod ..ery tower
Av'rY Dos'r 80 fragrant '--auy -s--rue6
to."r and grace. anG ~E-r:4rus a. ~cT"
ana iSr-p a. day Eu,"rc4 and I
ar~ata'.I
lE-ruard and .ur..fr! Nerr ny home
NIyN"r-
" frsr. EbltE ] -: Old .iAf e!a'h~d and
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

~ the picture dsal~r selected 10. "
30. tie c-sAt--T plr.-v sn.I = ADi
A.kri -'.s' i1- g. Ta~ --A rnAa =;
"ar~ lau-a; aad pad 81 & ~;-.-: a
w1-l lI-I ne : -!ar4 get - AXE
~lt.As.s-s g. -. yea u-a< ss-&-G
estimate of ~ vaig- 90. = :ar~ - Ca.
p1~~ All -rA::, .e M y-.e - ~.
Is--.--a. ~ ; az s.4a-4-t . I'D
g. .--.a. t.nl~.: a.; ;z- ~ tn
II Als.a+- cA.r = Won't - -u~~
kra~.~ u: ;ar 4H=-ts 90 b.t:r ~
Do se-s s~ru Aot $40 49, = ;ae safus
tIIs extremely pGr-~ p-Y-- .u-tstst
taA. .a- ---r slsal1 aW.Es '4-a -
A-- 49, 49, VIZ. h>i a-G 81
ts,: -h- r1~au. = A-A-T yrrr. !:
possible. :Aaa Auyss1y -se pad =
order ;.ai -a- - -; .n4,: . : Hh~a-
ever -a~ bought Z A. t:.y - ~yvuts-
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-a~ AWAY. ia-Jk az IL a.L. - ~ ,-N.
u.:G ,.sa> n, - r.; an BOD, c..e
have sny ni ; \. Ind
4. !, ~ not A.Uav, rp,. h,r 70 pr
ca, the c-ad~ 90: t-.'~- such \ pre-
,hu-.! cuun4Alt. AMI & ,eoy-~a- ~
4 .;;.- .s;-Cu II TIA; - H-a.Is Gst
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,-.-.u nj, turn BOD n.y. With wsa:~s~-
he. A. on hand ..s, ..a-- from
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M, h. IL ~ for m. h.r,.r IA, sa+
mos. 5-, r,e! m - .rA;f.. VA. L.
iu,ln.i IL - Gs.ers
Ai..tn- had Il r..-n, woman
uai c..t with tanc- r--..a q A.I
h. E.i : ~ ....-.-! lt,.- he 2 4
Gs; fa-rUs-u her 81 the result. una.,
,slIra,,, .r-uu- ia, 4, "a. s,r14
.a- insisted ul,a Auua u, Sc
wished re AID - make Acr al. and
rr,par, fsr G.A d 4. va, inevitable.
h~ui.av ma. .. doctor wp.'t ~. .n- p'
Ter be, p, h ,..l-t tho .lp,-.t f,-
.m- t.m.. bu, on her threaten y. =,
a.. the advice a.: another dogtur lid
her ia liz. would 20 ..,,. more than
tx months
The result Va, ~ h. fea--d Il-r rral
wish VIZ. Ia have him al.ay. up. confirm
her far, She u.,:.r., approached MN
To- telling hey. and # 81 n IN lie >hDsA
n = f,m l,. n4;aou, maxim An, = =,
position II hrr PROPERTY Wa, ul-st
lie t. has, dlu.5 Told or Withheld The
TRUTH
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
TIE OLD ORGANISE.
An Affecting story OF nm Easter
Even Iiallolujah.


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hind !, all wa 's. glory of Tn, r,-nr~rc-
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wIulcr
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03
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LOVE N WOMEN
FROM IN tns<n;tmsntsl and Practical
Toln. of ytsS

rom an iH'~n'"'N ana 'r~'ee'
Font "'''
What : love a gu~s'.aH which hs>
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% .-t- ~. - .sa..ry G-.- Nr--y
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

The -p,!.ty with wa c. ihgy r-l
uU- ot rc Asll -c RIVER - aston
>1 IN niles GaEg- chain u u
,-~~ uT.yva ~ SrAa. a.. ca-
Uy - -ua sixteen l IN -ae-
\ "a ! one o; ihe b. " :. Two raN
Cd: 1ee o. : E2cA c1A- - h ESQ
bounds Sixteen A->. ~ ~ T.our Z.
L. lie Ia. make. seven ,aus Z; e
boosted each minute AM slowed q the
house rronetoczl.y. Ike he S.g4a.,
OF = observation-disclosures. IAGl
Ssar.4
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

Tn = .} C. - p1s re
a1t1.r- - AK ~ : -aar "a:
e 20 =. PICKED ~ a-i IL
g .ae 1- Z hezL usrs- :
man wna E2- -ce rnosE 4-r ard
1aa-~ =. D. ,h..k az -
I'd tur a uV--z.S5-. Azr~. zoe
l.sa ~oa fh~ b~a- .hoBa ~. Aai
-el-l-f ~av-s ;owu a; on~e- 4.
>oa n, oE~ az . b-ok~n ~ h0x.
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~ AZ 49,, coaAa-y - "a
s-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

Il dxl~h.A e t@1 f-~E svr~8e s@s
,rcss.3y e2ax... a. iga:z E&Ass1 ia
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

Tho wns fo- me in a. ~" world ot.c gray
Aud o tnl' dear and AI@u' sIpt 'h.r. "a
y. J mad ipuf3Y ."Y"i ANA 'h.le9 uy o~n.
Aud lie .sct4'-i noe a DARK aud .uur-ogus
sa5
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-04-03

] made That grscf rravr a sR~rc1 shrine.
.~~' ny :a~'-irU= - fA.r hour - tour,
. r. thrft~i itD~-a:f- pure - ma. = fa!r.
Aui - aHs teATs ! ~Et-r"d .gey ao~rr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES
Worn Before the Foouights by Star Who
VIII Soon he Here.

WIN Soon he Here.
Miss Louise Rial, who Is to appear az
TIE opera-housc October ! . aud re-, values
her stage wardrobe for the present roper
toire at $4,000, all bearing the magic
stamp of that fashion autocHt 'Worth. -
Among the more striking costumes that
Miss Rial displays in "Fortune's Fool' Is
combination Of white satin and lace,
embroidered deliberately IN bronze beads
with this dress is worn superb
dolman of seal skin, worth $1,000.
Her second dress is OF pale
brocaded satin, with reverse OF Olive
green velvet over pettlcoat Of gold
brocadc Accompanying th,s costume Is
q Chinese crepe CLOAK, which, by the
way, has quite an interesting history
IL Il perhaps not generally known
that in China there y custom
peculiar TO the country that when any
garment is manufactured for royalty
Il duplicate Is always made and gen.
orally buried IN the ground Several
years ago an embroidered crepe cloak
was ordered for the empress 81 China
and MS customary the duplicate was
made, but instead yf being burned was
brought to this country by q friend Of
Miss Rails ranking high In the Celestial
empire, and presented 70 that lady from
the empress The cloak c0st
$500 Recently IN like manner
thcre came into Miss Rails
possession a cheuy-culored Chinese silk
shawl 80 covered With heavy embroidery
that It weighed ten pounds The compau-
ion shawl was formerly ordered Tor lsa-
bella Of spain. Miss Rlal's shawl was Tor a
long time kept on exhibition IN a large
Chinese establishment 10 san Francisco.
Being unable 10 use IL Miss Rial iinaily
consented TO the sale Of the shawl Mr.
Langiry, happening TO visit the
store on her last tour o. this
country saw the shawl, Learnt
cd It's history. aud offered a fabulous
amount for IT, Arrangements were then
made TO deliver the shawl "a Mrs. Lang
try's private car, just before leaving the
I city. Through some misunderstanding
on the part OF the clerk, the shawl was
delivered. but no money received, mud
\ Mrs. l.angtry sailed for England, carrying
I II gith her. The san Francisco firm I'M
imodiatelY took steps 10 recover tiie value
~ the shawl, and SHIT ~ now being insil-
Ituted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

special 30 the GhSette
GDL0HsDD, Tx, oct 3.--OBr city has
been flooded with prospcctoFs this week
from Aiabama, Arkansas. Missouri. Ten.
ncseee and Vifgnla, ali wanting 10 NY
iatds and embark ~ aiock farming.
Cattle shipping has commenced in earn
est, and onr streets are thronged With cat
tlemen, cowboys and ranch wagons.
What school lands thar remain nntn-
ken aud nnincloscd arc being settled up
Wplily by parties from Eastern Texas,
Louislana aui others 81 the old slatcg.
The wnief-woIka arr now about con-.
plcie and 3 public teri viii DO made o.
tiic h4draHtsneXf week
Capt. Rasseit has engineered and 80.
perlntcnhcd TIDE construction % The water
works, which Is q guarantee thot DE
work Vi wen done.
Considerable improvements ~ sub
stantial nainr nfe roing ~ 10 toe city.
Moi. ppnus meeting ~ still Ia progress
aud p increasing 10 interest every day
Some 2s0D people attend the serves
eiory day aud many conversions arc be.
Ing bad The meeting VIII eoutinne ioE
seme iige,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04


CRY on Afsvito. Sct. h. The NJ.
lvah Fiianciuf to-day ssrs sl,e 40 a t..,s,l
ton y ono wh.aii has sIudf Atar,.,S "a
ne' rpfninge 81 AZ tOrsign oAnud 4aIl.
rnaEs Ia this country VI his tiaIted
Siatts government hy tx eefS sent COIN.
agc ~ inforior yllSrr oailArs lirik,. X.
bring N p further tscpccttnilon Z: t.,a1
metal owners n Mexlsan ra,lsoadS
ahwaW mtsst accept with what .hlio,a,.
ply utyinay ihc re,tnclloa 81 uvt ".
ceipts OF tl,c aarl " iylfnir n, ~
pauics. The eighty .ii4e cent tland l.,,la9
whlchis aheIinltcd $ ,Atcs standard slAllaf.
has ~ ounwaf hccn u Nge ~ McSieA
torit has riyea the N Sh,Antlsllnf M .s,,.
disputed market IN Asia a'hss Mex Amn
piece Is thu standard ieilar. N AslsslT
commerce, md sccms fkey 10 felnnif, rs
Ter some tievto cumv
The rnccli0 exprrieic spi the Mexic,.n,
Central rallwsy Nill pl,l washU0ls ,slii
result IN putting The darawta section iu,
mnrh hettsl i,tsssslititstt t..=:s s..,,a,.Tiv
II WIN be the uesidenf's policy Is enonsl
enough money IN Sutistai anl icfalls 20
prevent rcpccnrlfaSco al aeuh tlamaeius
delays another season, rlle tNceil fIonti,
aaNeshownalirellways tho'rMeak lolnls.
me most tormatu ronda have hcAn
thosc which, ow.ag rs tlio excellent ru1.e
Nstohoi tAp Ncds, hasc escaped nnharmc,l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
a nArcm or Mrnnnnrns.
special 10 Che Gazottc.

f7ifNfei ~ WV 'attNAAHs
FORT SMiru. ARK., oct. g. Deputy
United States Marshal Williams came ii
late this evening with eight prisoners from
tho Indian Territory u. u. Brown and
Tom mccoy, charged with The murder of a
white man ~ May, 1852, IN tic Chlcksaw
Nation, and John PARROT, charged with
tie murder " old man Adams aud his
sou, near Red Alcxandef store, Ia the
Chlckasaw Nation, on the 18th Of July
last. Parrott shot old man Adams down
ns he entered the door 81 house where
the murderer was, when Young Adams,
aged about sixteen, started toward The
slayer q his psrent with akufe, and was
himself shot aud killed The other ngo
are AlaxlMcGenigal, Hunter, Cochran and
Dick Richards, Charged with assault with
intent 70 KIN Whooping Jack, and Thoo.
Price, charged With violating the inter,
course law The marshal was on. forty
nine days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
nAItrNG nnnnI.rrrs.

correspondence ~ the Na1fitc.
SAX ANGEI.O, Tx, Oct 2.--Eome lime
sunday nigit parties went 20 The tent o.
iir Greg0r, q saddler Vi this place, and
cutting q hole near the old nuns bed and
holding o cloth saturated with chloroi0rm
over his face made him unconscious, after
which they succeeded IN securing some
s3G0i prior % the above the Same parties
went TO "A Chinese laundry, which Is Just
across the street from the sadilrfs, aud
while ono 81 The thieves went 70 the bnck
door and called to tile Chlusnan that
some one was stealing lis wood. aud ~
John WAS after the supposed wood-ihict,
went IA and robbed John oi sppo
$50 Three arrests have been made ana
lie whole thing has been given away ~
one 81 the parties SIS 70 both robburics
onu Dutch Charlie ghp saYs that liii ~.
Ledger o soldier, aud himself afe the jar
ties. Dutch Charlie gayc up s2s Of tbf
bOodie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

NprrlhI 20 I've NAaVlir,
EAGiE PAss Tx, Oct.
Conductor John Muck, While an.
dcavoring 10 couple some cars IN the
yard here, was caught between two oi
fhcn md crushed into Jelly, when he
was found ~ his comrndes aud pulled
ouh Ne was egcd twpnty.dyO years md
~ from Columbus, and has brothef-in.
Inv aud 4lAtrf IN Sun Antonio HIS re-
miins we're taken home to-day on d spe-
ciai train for iptcrmcnt he hms been
but recently promoted and was comples-
ing his first run when be met his tragic
end. The euroner'e Jury returned YER
diet ~ Killed while Ia the discharge Of
his duty. 10 way quiet aud gentle
manly pan and wen liked ~ 30 with
whom DC WAS acquainted,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
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the Times says, Joseph ~ Cochran, h
lu-laW. james II Moram, "a Gre,tebarg,
~. Cochran claims le surrendered al
his property ~ MOrum on condition Dc
Wonld be taken care ~ IN his Old agsi
that be wus alnssd anl mistrcated. BE-
tore slofRn arose lfomlls BED his father.
Ia iaw went 10 hla room and bacscii his
head to pieces Hiili az Ak"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Cone lpandenceet The Gaarttr.
MGh&NhN TN, tnt. 2. Last night
at the residence nt ,ho nide's parrnt,
Mils Sarah Cornish gaze holsoli away IN
marriage 10 Mr. Kerr, who is most cx-
cclleut young man, hat he outlnckod bin.
self IN getting MISS Sarah.
MISS Alexander, a young lady from
Duck creek, Dallas county, under sixteen
years old, IN company With her lover,
passed through Mckinney this morning
on q runaway trip TO the Nation. Tho
usual telcgrnms 20 the sheriff 20 stop the
couple and marriage followed.
The Collin county fair commences next
tuesday. There win be a large attend.
aucc, aud thu lovers Of fun win have n
say iIpie IN Mckinney next week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
TExAs rnESS opINsoNs.



s.unc OF the ISSUES thai aro Engaging sta,,
state Contemporaries.
ANarado Bulctlas senator coke
p'ssyr man to-day than cyur bsfure.
Sabine Pass rimosi Gibbs ns,a liatgp.
NNe pglr 81 new politicians with ol.is
methods,
Greensille Appcal nafios neff
on tlle fence on the prohibition a, Aoa'
fhn icnee WA D es3hee.wiiss NM
mace q very ugiy Exposure,
1aicsylllo AdNancc. Bntt ~
aud October 4 3 So have 81 .f tA "
aud closo invoice OF cas- tf Ait, "
ny to hc short % that Sfn
bwnhau aga,eri i,etsba i6ea. n a.
tlir road law an Issue int a5tt efISin.
SAYS the Fort Worth uAg1et A,,el
gestinn Il good one
san Antonio Times i,sau,mp ,ngt. II.
lcnehc partlsans In IcHAs ,sst 4 ~ thejr
haif trimmed Just beiiW thoiy asss ID
the next mouth, some Tie sg.Nu nam.
oCfatie majority IN ihisrAaia az olnn
70 s'iy something
Bolton journal MOI rS4h IA for.
plsh Tho next goyurnOrard ,teleoa anh
she must give nH the fAas fntf ~ i4ati
THAT l8A,001 majority rAhit W. nv .eHvNi
htiolate by thlrd.rate ftan. ~ tae
way, ~ Mclonnan comfy ~ ifill
fexasY
CleburDe Chronicle RD6o the ,,ses.
cnt tone uf The iiewBpnpcre IL yesa4 Il
seems that Comptroller NJ. 4 spt.a &,
the man that Wlllhu aelpts1sl h iym
The EuhetnalnIlhi chair, tA0sialaein
to hebetMcon Ross aud avail, iSo IL sos
VIII get there, hli, cvftiin,
Kaufman SUM We unisu,i a,f0 .aat
those little splder.legged thinea ii X,
rell who part thoir hair Ia Ia ili. Va
and whom some people call diilitH 6s}
bnzSlnK around on their Anrle rs
cause We clanNpd than with ll,p "
ward politicians, va, Ahlnl, This n IA,
ribh Impeachment
Colorado traphici ''N0rlh resssdpts
NOS propose 70 buildpan anybody, but sl,o
proposes 70 claim her rights and nnnnl
nate The next governor, Heretofore
South Texas has been doing The ncnalns.s
lng aud North Texas Tho clcrihig. il Il.
hcfomcs nccessaiy IN the c0nfhc "a hi.
man Jclfcrs0f- we can nOnlI.
nnir and elect TOO. You bolehcr s0x
Colorado clippers The Dallas ficmld
Inns contract 10 grunl tho fumalndng Of
~ natural life, Whenever tho lnsd hoard
or the state authorities ara ptnuhedin
the short ribs Il grunis, bai when TontA
plt Houston gets after ihoni Il howlt.
~ Houston Is hero 10 stay, and as tho
lahd-b0nrd animals arc liable III auyf mo-
nient 10 be punched, The Herald Mn ljN
nfpcclcd 70 howl aud grunt 81 motto
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