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The art of advertising is being
brought down to decidedly fine point
and when an agent sends you an inch
advertisement to insert at your very
lowest rates and accompanies it with a
six inch local notice, which he wants
put in for nothing, you can't help but
admire his acreage of Cheek" and
wish you had "a gun that would shoot a
hundred miles, and kill a fellow you
are thinking of, without taking aim.
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Little Minnie's mother had several
times whipped her for going out into
the street. The other day as the
groceryman was leaving the house,
Minnie called to him and said
"Come back an shut the gate"
"Why9"
$50 | can't get out"
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"You will observe" said the host, as
he showed visitor through the house
-"you will observe that we have two
halls" eyes," said the guest-he was
bookkeeper-"I am glad to see you
live on the double entry plan"
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The lithuanian of Mt. st. Clements
College, Leicester. Maryland, writes that
Red Star Cough Cure has given much
satisfaction in that institution. In Sc
we're case of consumption it gave great re-
lief, and after its use restless nights and
night sweats disappeared.
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"Are your domestic relations agree
able y was the question put to an I'M
happy looking specimen of humanity.
ooh, my domestic relations are all
right" was the reply; cit is my wife's
relations that are causing the trouble. "
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Stated by H. B. Cochran, druggist
Lancaster, Pa, "Have guaranteed over
300 Bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious attacks,
liver and kidney troubles"
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l have often wondered how every
man loves himself more than all the
rest of men, yet set less value on his
one opinion of himself than on the
opinion of others.
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Some remarkable cures of deafness are
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Never fails to cure earache.
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The : I'D Surgical Operation of Iithotomy IRE
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remembering the name, FAvORITE REMEDY,
and Price. which is only One Dollar Bottle.
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DIR. 10 ETN BULLS
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
OVER THE BLUFF
AND THE CITY or FORT WORTH WILL
HAVE 4 DAMAGE SUIT on HAND.

AND THE CITY or TORT WORTH WILL
HAVE A DAMAGE SUIT on HAND.
Some time ago City Attorney Caps
urged upon the city council the necessity
OF putting the road leading down the
bluff from the head of Houston street In
good repair. He warned them that,
should any damage ousue from the
wretched condition OF the road, the city
would be liable. Yesterday about
O'Clock an accident occurred on this very
road, which Will doubtless make City
Attorney Caps words come true. For
weeks past portion OF the rip
rapplng which was washed down by
bard rains has been left as nature
placed It. The road on line with this
break Is just wide enough for one wager
TO pass, not six inches 10 spare either.
false step OF a horse, the slightest 0cci'
dent, win cause team, wagon and all, 10
20 over the bluff, aud maybe some OF
these times down TO the river bank ana
death. Yesterday james Fletcher, q
WAGNER In the employ OF Dr. Whalen OF
ALE, was on his way 20 that village with
load of holiday goods the doctor had
purchased on the wagon were goods to
the value OF at least $500. There were
candies from Capera 6 Bro, toys from
Anderson, fancy vases and other articles
liable 20 damage When the team reached
the place mentioned above, breast
strap broke, the horse nearest the edge
OF the blud was forced from his feet, over
the bluff he went, pulling the other horse
with him. While wagon and goods were
quickly following, Fletcher, by q quick
lump, saved himself Fortunately there
was a kind OF shelf formed by the stones
which had been washed down, and this
shelf stopped the career OF the horses ON
their way 10 the river, so they were not
killed, but seriously bruised. But The
candy-ask the small boy who was on
hand about that candy. Chocolate, cara,
mels, Jelly beans, lemon, sassafras ana
peppermint stick, tahy, French CONNECTIONS
were mingled ~ they never were before,
with here aud there a sprinklng OF glass
from the pulyerlzed vases The little ones
hearts would have bled TO have seen the
way those toys were mangled, In short II
was total wreck. Mr. Fletcher Is poor
man and cannot afford 70 lose the work
of his horses. DR.. Whalen Is sensible
man aud law-abiding citizen, lie says
that roads should be made halfway safe
and win not be disposed 70 suffer the
loss sustained by damage 20 hrs goods
Better mend that road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
TwENTY-TlREF YEARS Aoo.

A MEETING or TWO or FoRRrgr's co,f-
MAND VINO SAW SERVICE TOGETHER.
Col. Thomas w Harris aud Edwin
Gholson OF Holly Springs, Miss, two
able lawyers, have lately come TO onr city
TO locate aud practice their profession.
Col. Harris was an officer Of the rank
mentioned in Gen. Forests famous com.
mand, and carries an empty sleeve in re-
membrance Of IL The colonel was aston
shed yesterday TO meet an old comrada
mere, one who was also an officer In For
rests command, and one who, twenty.
three years ago, was as dashing
and brave soldier as South
ern chivalry produced. This was
Maj. i. b. Sheridan, well known
In our city as an old-tmG journalist who
was in SIG and 1877 connected with the
Standard In this city The meeting was
In some respects sad one and the ma.
ior's eyes filed with tears as he grasped
the hand OF Col, Harris, who had shared
the tolls, privation and glorics of several
campaigns, but the gentlemen were glad
to meet once more. Col. Harris, sChol-
arly aud courteous gentleman, related In
Il feeling manner to reporter the cause
OF the MAJORS present crippled condition.
Maj. Sheridan was In the front line of bat
tie, riding q splendid horse, when shell
struck the horse and exploded, killing the
animal and throwing the major against
Ia tree, injurng hts right ley.
The contact coming on the majors head
came near killing him, Col Harris says
after the war was ended Cen Forrest was
walking on the streets Of Memphis when
he saw Mai. Sheridan ON the Sidewalk,
and, running TO him, threw his arms
around him aud gave him literal hug.
Both old soldiers are somewhat gray now,
but IT is hoped they will live long and
prosper greatly before the last bugle call
comes, Col. Harris enjoys plendid
health, but Maj Sheridan has been almost
an invalid for years While the major
would not ask aims, 1t would be a noble
deed on the part OF the soldiers of the
lost cause whom God has prospered
If during the coming Christian holiday
season they presented him with a hand
some testimonial. Surely the Southern
people win never forget the gallant and
heroic deeds Of those whose hair Is now
silyored by the hand Of time, Of those
whose limbs have been bent and whose
physical health have been ruined while
facing those who at the time were our enc
mics. Our citizens will he glad TO wei
come Col. Harris and his partner, MIR.
Gholson, to warm-hearted Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
LAnIpAsAs srRINas.

GREAT Health AND PLEASURE RESORT.
This place has Justly earned the rcputa-
ton of being the great health aud pleas
nre resort Of the Southwest. For MGR
curial, rheumatic, cutaneons and kidney
diseases these waters are the most GER
tain auxiliary and specific known. The
hotels are conceded 10 be the best 10 the
country. The San Geronimo, centrally
and delightfully."- located corner Fifth and
Main streets, is one OF the most comfort
able, elegantly furnished and best-yenti.
lated houses M the state, which, with "
excellent cuisine and moderate rate OF ~
per day and special rate TO parties by the
week or month, make the San Geronimo a
great favorlte. Two sample rooms on
FIRST floor, twenty feet square oach-best
In the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

ROSADALlS cures Scrofula, Rhouma.
tlsm, White Swelling, Govt, Goltre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility,
Muiario, and all diseases OF a kindred ma
ture arising from an Impure condition Of
the blood. After physicians have failed
to cure, single bottle Of R0SALALlS
seems TO effect such marked change as
TO give new hope and life. Read this
letter;
have been a great sufferer with lnilam-
matory Rheumatism Tor the last twelve
months. was induced 20 try your pre-
paratlon, Rosadalis, and | have been
greatly benefited My hands aud feet are
stiil enlarged, but feel so much better
that want 20 continue taking the ROSA
DALIS. MRS NJ. !. DANCE.
Rohoboth, Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

special 90 the Na2etic.
DALLAS. Tx, Dee. 3.--Col Nicholas
lcarsun Of Grapevine Is In the city, Col.
Pearson Is ~ years OF age, and IS the
smallest man "a Texas. helng ga inches M
height, and weighing Is pounds, smaller
than the world famous Tom Thumb. III
oasno down ~ purchase some clothing
aud he had deal OF irou.
bic getting a suit that he liked
TO IT., lie walked OF with a
pair OF No. chlldren's shoes on. Tho
colonel Is man In all respects oxoept In
stature He Is q pleasant, Intelligent con.
vetsationallst, has been known to tako a
drink with the boys and smoke a cigar
he shaycs clean, not because he oan't
sprout a good beard, but because he has
. good, open face, which he does not
think needs masking from physioano.
mssts lie Is engaged IN agricultural pnr-
suits aud cattle raising aud seems 10 be
happy aud getting all there Is out of life
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
on THE STREET.


sound Of the spike maui Is heard
anally on the extension OF the Rose
Aese line days.
ery of gentlemen were on top Of
Wesleyan college yesterday, viewing
W and surrounding country,
Grand hotel on the corner of
and Weatberlord streets will be
1slor business IN few days under the
'senent Of Capt, j. l.. Barns.
iremen are busy discussing the
gll'y OF attending the national tour.
10y % take place In New Orleans.
Npartmcnt has not MS yet taken ac-
|alhe matter.
are out for the marriage Of Mr..
N Ana Miss Annie LightfOot, one of
w highly cultivated young ladies.
|hnoancemcnl Of the date of the
aony viii be made.
iack Of a quorum last night com.
elc adjournment of the regular
|s1soI the NJ 4 johnson HOOK and
company to Saturday night. A
$3.50 viii be imposed on all active
rs Who fan 10 turn outat that time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
AROUND Tup n1sIs

D n
'atii ONE AND, ALL, WE'RE MERE
sPhcrAroRs or THE SPORT.
M M y Godfrey, the affable proprle-
ns Mammoth skating rink, drove
sslpe The GAZETTE onice yester-
S,%,noon and courteously Invited
~ the force TO take nm airing in
",Age During the course OF the
g ~. orivc the party alighted at the
s pu'lllng, 1907 Main street, aud
nla night OF stairs were soon in
N !, ~ merry group Of young
!, ,ilVlhg around the long room,
'rte. sein with the ease and grace OF
,.Sodirey has hall well adapted TO
n N sa,lng exercise. IL has skating
u, ~ Ai9Q leet, and Is provided with
I d.,d poth ladies and gentlemen.
n biehed door prevents the noise
Easn uhagreeable, and its smooth
pa "fu'iace Is all that could be de-
~, : NAztTTR men, one had skated
1, ann,a e ago, but had forgotten the
Ma, .s was all right on ice, but
4 har sgua round room, while the
u, ny, "sn iond Of looking Mt others,
M ,ss. ntmly declined every invita-
Eases am pair himself. In vain the
Issial s ,sA'ed him TO try lem on. He
VI sd e ~ conspirators were up to,
|aies /, properly conducted, as Mr..
Pei e s.dposes to have IL, is "a pleas
tajo, h1i pastime and viii doubt
|NRorA iuli quota of popularity in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
Gas You LIKE rr.a
4 SNAIL AUDIENCE wrrNEssrs rms a,x.
snAKRarrnr.N n,.l,..... ~ ''1hNI


Miss adelaide Moore apnear.d :, i.
opera-house last night ~ nnsallna a.
''As You Like IT," aud Tho nerfo,r,s ~ ~
was Witnessed by small andlenca ~
w. ny appear 70 as good advantage AZ
49, 90 Wv wy evening previous IN the char
Sc svt ~ t Lauy Itazle, and the play moved
nesshy from beginning to end.
,nasespeare was In sportive mood
i WnS" ~ created the airy, volatile Rosa.
,'nu, nnu sne IS one OF the quaintcst pro-
uuetlons OF MS genius The character ls
wv tlat scarcely finds parallel Ia The
history o. literature, and may be ranked
~ one OF the greatest portfaltures Of Tho
great author. Rosalind Is not OF The
heroic mold Of women, but she reflects
sumo OF the stronger characteristics OF
net sex, blind devotion, coquetry, mis-
chleNonsness, wit, and all the light vanI.
tles and arts OF feminiuity sparkle In her
composition with diamond brilliancy
she Is perfect model OF the female sey
stripped Of It's lower and higher vices and
virtues, and a more pleasing picture has
never been seen behiud the footlighfs
Than this girl-boy. The character nro.
SCENTS 50 many phases of human nature
mat u can indeed DC viewed Gas Yon
Like It."
Miss Moore undoubtedly has hlstrlonic
talent, but she has defect IN her voice
winch approximatos lisp and causes her
periods to be reached In way that soon be-
comes dlsagreeable. The last few words
IN her sentences are often iumbled and in.
audible, Her acting is aftless,and unnf-
iected, but Der articulation could be
much Improved by thorough training.
The support was fair; MIR. George
Morton, as jacques, being the great re-
decming feature Of II, while the others OF
The cast played In a nanner calculated to
amnsc, though not with as much interest
In the play as they should have dlsplayed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
clarne.Nne none tr b, a nnrplnr.

" - - hhf kANAIF
special % the Gazette
CiAReEsyi.Lr, Tux, Dee 9. John Nj,
Butcher of the drug trm of Cheatham &
Butcher, arose at the regular hour this
morning, and ON dnnning his usual suit
OF business clothes, was considerably
surprised To mud his pendant watch chain
missing from his vest pocket. lnycsti-
CATION revealed the fact that not only HIS
chain but his Hue gold watch aud chain and
$500 In cash from his pants pocket were
also missing. Constable Bll johnson
came down to the court-housu with a
somewhat longer face than nanul, and in
formed the boys that $50 oi which ne
was thc happy possessUr yesterday had
gone glinnmerng while he slept
che sleep OF the righteous,
aud Jasper Longe reported an nttempt tn
burPlarize his house during the ulght.
IL was about tho Witchlng hour ana as
Jasper yawncd his wife screamed and
awakened him. lie has confused rccnl.
lection OF seeing dark dguro, a whit,
face and pair Of shining ouns disappear
through the window, aud all was dark
again. No Glow has been discovered but
the daring burglar had perhaps better
give Clarkctyilc y Wide berth hereafter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
Abilene.
Special 70 lhe Gasette.

AnILENE, Tx, Dec 3,- Mr.. A. NJ.
Robson has purchased through MIR. 70.
Thompson the house and lot formerly
owned Ly the old Abilene bank for sas00.
MIR. Robson intends 20 remove the old
house and place a new brick building on
the lot, 10 which he VIII move his stock
Of dry goods.
There are three new brick building go
ing up 10 the city
Thirty car loads of cattle were shipped
from Abilene last week.
Rev. Mr. Hodges has been conducting
a series OF meetings at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church during the week, and
has preached some very effective SER
mons.
Mr.. N. McLemOre, prominent citizen
Of Abilene, left last night with his wife
TO Visit Comancno.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
IInndersnn.
CorreanonAanco oi ND Gnzolln.

HENDERSON, TEX, Nov, 30.-An i'm.
portant event in colored circles was the
marriage OF Prof. Ncusome, principal Of
the Henderson colored schools, and FL
vira Keys OF Marshall, last night, az the
African Methodist Episcopal church.
Cotton Is coming In slowly, but little
life is manifest In trade and business
men arc not very eSuberant over the
prospect for the season.
The Henderson Foundry and Machine
works are nearing completion, and will
run OFF their first heat this week. This Il
u valuable accession TO Henderson and
win give employment 10 about twenty
NYo mechanicA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
HENDRICKS, WILL.
Tho Last Testament % tho Yn,a w..
President.

Tho Last Testament % tho yn,a w..
President.
INDIANAPOLIS, fNp., Dec. s.--Tho ,,,,,
OF The late Vice-prcsident Hopdr,cks XIV,
propated this afternoon. Il Il ,n nv.
bricks handwriting aud toe paper il vei.
low with age Il reads ~ follows
i,Ihpmas a Hendricks Of Marion ro,r,,
indiana, do make this my last v,jl AKA
testament hereby rcyokne any ma ~
wills ~ me OF any time heretofore ,nsde
give, begneeth aud devise ta my M.
loved wife, Eliza c Hendricks, ail INV
personal and real property OF eyery
description whatever aud Wherever
locatedi also an my rights, claims. csess
70 acton, IN fee simple, to leave the Same
% her aud her heirs forever. whereof /
nave hercunto set my hand and Il anrec.
aole to her desire that she shalt be- az.
oeutrlX thereof
THOMAS A. IiENpRicgs.
signed aud delivered 30 our presence
ana attested by US In the presence OF Inc
testator and In the presence Of onch
other at his request August 8, 1866.
WlNslow $. PugCr,
J. II MckERNAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
snhn.
special 10 Inv Galelte.

SAN SAnA, Tx, Dec. G.--Our town Is
tn gloom. To-day we buried Mr.. II. &.
Wood, one of our prominent business
men, The people seem paalyzed at this
sud stroke OF Providence. He leaves
four children who nrv also motherloss.
Charles Austin, the Young man shot by
spnrgc Carol, died last night. Carol Il
SUI at large, but every effort Il nakinq
10 arrest him Il seems that The aim.
Guilty between them had been brewing
for ONE time past and did not arise from
Tho slight quarrel they had the day Of the
deed,
We have had So much sickness and SO
many deaths that the business portion OF
our town has necessarily suffered.
Tho weather Is clear and warm, though
our nights are cool
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
How Green German Was Taken In.
speciai 10 the Gazette

DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 8--Jack McCabc
was arrested and jailed this morning on
the charge Of swlndling a fresh German
named A. - MandlcstanD out OF a watch
and chain and small sum OF money.
McCabo represented tp the German that
he was a conductor on the TeNns Pm
ci1c and employed him asa switch man,
and by stating that he could get him o
lantern aud switch key at reduced rates
got SO out Of him, aud then by stating
HIS watch was IN the shop for repairs, and
without time piece he was liable TO miss
bis train, borrowed his watch, which he
exchanged for drink in a saloon hard by.
McCabe was once employed IN the Texas
& Pacific yard here, but Of late has been
a gentleman of elegant leisure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04
a rreIght rrnIn nIlchrn.
specInl Do Nd Oinreltn.

speclhI 20 Ihe uhGeit0,
TYLER, Tx, Dec, Freight train No.
coming south on The Texas & st. Louis
rnilway was ditehed on mile south OF
Belden to-day, the engine being turned
o1er and five cars leaving the track. The
engine was badly wrecked and the en-
gineer and fireman both received serious
injuries. As soon as the news was re.
ceiycd at headquarters special train
was sent out from TeXarknna TO their re.
lief.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-04

speeInI % tho GnLoLtn.

PALESTINE, TEX, Dee. ~. Cotton Is
still booming alta lively rate ConsiGora-
HE dissatisfaction has arisen over the fact
that the freight agent refuses TO receive
cotton mt the platform after ( o'clock.
This rule of the company makes 10 very
nconyenirnt for farmers who live a. a
distifhce from the city.
The grand jury has found bill Tor
murder against the colorcd school teach
or, Henderson, who last summer Killed n
colored woman while shooting at her hus-
band, near Kckapoo, In the east edge of
this county, His bond has been fixed al
$1,000. which he has not yet succeeded In
giving.