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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03

Ana numerous nthcr features have been add.
cd, Also complete exhaustive Humnary
~ the news In all departments. IL IL read
good nd yortising medium, reaching factories,
farms and homes OF all descriptions IA every
part OF the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03

We offer a absolute cost entire stock Of Boys and Mems
OveICOas
We offer for ae ut absolute cost entire stock of Ladies' aud
Mems Wooden Underwear
We offer for sale at absolute cost entire stock of LADIES'
Mems and ChdTens Wooden Hosiery
We offer for sale stock White
COOred Blankets and Bed Comforts
clothes please give
breast and waist and length OF inside of pnaOOns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

From the suggestions OF The harm Depart
mont alone concerning foil, ca To, crops,
tees, buildings garden ny, poultry sud ngfi'
cultural economy. "lhe Home" inHtfucts
tho housewife hud tho children In regard 20
econ 0iniual and tasteful new ID hes tho iash'
Tons aud tie making OF hOm0 comforts. In
addition are given latest reports Of trHdo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03
FOREIGN NEWS

The Homld hns always been distinguished
by the tullnCfa of ia Gable diApatcues. Tho
crease facilities.
The Farm apartment III the Weekly Her.
aid 10 practical. A. goes 80 tho point ana does
many more than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03
REOEIvER'a SALE.
IA pur uanoe OF the order OF tho district
Irt nf Victoria couu,y, made Ola tho

Ia pur uanoo OF the order OF tho district
court of Victoria oouny, made on tho
2Sih Day Of November, A. D., 1884,
In cause No. 1923 ON tho dock OF Of said court,
wherein ,yofa q Cnnnon u al. are pinlnuns
aud the Tet AZ Continental N at company IN
defendant, viii cell At public auction on tho
nrHt Tuesday IN February, So, ~ being tho
Sd day ofhuid month, ~ the south n at door
Of the courthouse, IN tho city of Fort Worth.
NJ tho hour of O'Clock IA the afternoon 20
tho highest bidder Tor cash, Z hHughter-
house and ice factory OF the said defendant,
tho Texas Continental Meat company, AZ
Fort WORTH, Texas, with ali tho machinery,
tools, appliances ana hppuftennnco- 20 the
same belonging, tOguthor with the land upuu
which tue Same stands, iusWlti lweutyHeYen
one fourth 9ores part Of the James asn,
by mutos ana huundH m the deed rom w. A,
AnuderHon and j. u. Aandoreon, of date SOP.
tnfnber q, lS43, 10 said defendant company. OF
rec Ia said Tarntnt unity Ia hook ot
DuodH, vol. aI pages h9-il, liy tho terms OF
the above recitcd decree no bid VIVA DO r.,
which II loss than nny-two tn, uBhnd ave
hundred dollars. and on com nliuncC with
tho ormA NJ sale the receiver WIN execute "
win deliver 10 said purchaser possession
thereof ~ X. fnlnmAAj
Also on
tuesday, February 10. 1885.
a. O'Clock y ~, ~ baid recover ny Virtue
~ tho same order, j VIII Aell, on mo Same
terms, at the courthouse door Ia Victoria,
Tex, lac snugh torhUuHe aud tee innlOfy OF
the said defendant company at Victoria
1oX with all the machinery, toola april
nncos ana nppurtennnreH 10 the HnTnot 20
longing, together With the land upon when
the same standHi to-Wlti fWonty 'oiRht acres,
b own ~ part uf The i'Ollhn labor, conveyed
by a. n. Hall aud A, q. Hall 70 said defend
ant company by decd o. date November 4,
49, and Of record IA Victoria county, book
~ Deeds ID. page t8s, aud In SAID deed nully
described. No bid win DO received for THIS
properly which n loss than thirty'nVo lhouh
and dollars,
The undorBis nod win giyo full Information
10 all applicants. n. Il fkiDhAa,
Receiver r. O. ~. Co., Victoria, Tex
Victoria. Tex, jan. o. 1870.
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al PEREEoT NEWsPAPER.

10 contains AL the general news Of tine daily
edition OF the Herald, which hHH IA largest
circulation Ia the United States.
Independent In polite 10 T. the most val
liable chronicle ~ political news In the
world impnrtially giving tho occurrences
aud opinions Of all parties, 80 that all sides
maybe known La IA department OF
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1886.
| PHILADELPHIA Times

l1sf The whou cid OF progressive
No subject 10 TOO great FOR II to
'e'lgently and without bias, and
Rnihcant as to escape It's notice.
world tributary to It's wants, and
elu agents may DO found alert to
PARTICULARS Of all passing events
nen by telegraph up to the last
gong 10 press. II is a brief and
loAlcle or the lime, and contain
Noth knowing in the history OF
y ne past twenty four hours.
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MINORITY REPORT,
Hon. L. L. Foster, speaker OF the House oil
Representatives

Hon. L. L. Foster, speaker OF the House Of
Representatives
SRA minority OF your committee
on public lands and land ONCE 70
whom was referred house bill No q,
entitled IAN act regulating the pay
ment OF interest by certain purchasers
Of land under the act Of the legislature
entitled AN act 20 provide for the elias
sification, sale and lease OF the
lands heretofore or hereafter
snrveyed aud set apart for
the benefit Of the common school uni
veraitv. lunatic, blind, deaf and dnmb
and ofphsu funds, approved April ~,
| lssg. and refund certain illegal interest
MA bv them 10 the stste,p Tespeos-
mnv dissent from the report OF the
maiorIty, and recommend that sald
biif do not pass for the following reA'
BecAnse the bill seeks 70 refund
N the parties therein named money
isgalIv paid into the state treasury
and Il therefore unconstitutional.
3. Because the Dill In effect grants
Nancy 10 the parties therein named
3. because the bill 10 retroacIlFs ~
- because the effect Of the bin 10 e
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New York Herald.
EDITION.
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.
SKETCHES, CARTOONS,

rlghtost, most NewHy and Accurate Weekly
Journal in the United STATES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03


sander
Chase TIalin2 Company, Houston satreet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03

''H'' should try Little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-03
INNoUNoENIENTs'

...,,.or and Collector.
b As ,,s.T,IaoRTzEpTo ANNOUNCE
Arr as candidate, i ,,,. 'n oos on,
~ l.! lsT' d CO eetor AZ inc ensuing
el'e,ion in April
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
M,rn CLARK. GAINES, Money.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. y Attorneys
representing Mrs Maria Perkins Evans,
wife OF w. K. Evans, 10 day opened
succession proceedings aud offered foI
probate will CT Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines, dated January 9Th, 1855,
naming Mrs. Evans as adminiatratrix
Of her estate. Mrs Gaines l-aves
property in this State and Washington
City. This will, the clerk stated, a,
in Mrs. Gaines Handwriting. Sool
after the above Proceedings an attorney
appeared in Court with another will
naming William II Wilder and Jane,
Y. Chr istmas as executors.
These persons were surprised TO heal
that succession proceedings had already
been begun, and asserted that Mrs
Gaines could not write on January sth
as she was too i'll on that date. III,
will they fi-red is dated January 3
1855, is IN uuncupative form ana wa
signed " ilh her mark III tue preset c.
of five well known citizens, who sign,
as Witnesses After a few !, qucste Mrs
Gaines wills thai her estate be dis
tributed equally among beF six grad
Oh ildren.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

THE petition Of number OF citizens
TO the Board Of Education asking the
introduction into the public schools OF
our city text book Oh physiology and
hygie NE should receive favorable action
Nothing more closely concerns Us, as
health and cleanliness leads 10 health.
A thorough education even N the
classics is Of but little Importance 10 a
weak emaciated body 1t Is strange
that such an important study a.
hygiene should have been 40 long ne
elected in the public schools u VII
mington Many years ago there were
a number of public schools inthis coun
try where little was looked for wher'
physiology was made a study and wa
taught to great advantage. In hi
respect the public schools of Whining
ton were behind the age and are sti
there.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
The Low Prices .

The New York Tribune has been
paying attention 10 the low prices OF
marketing, and tnds that on December
18th lastl the markets had touched the
lowest level ever reache d in this couu-
try since the record of prices began.
Considering the average prices of arti-
cles consumed In this country 1t Is
found that they are now 81 per cent.
below those ruling in 1860 Quoting
from the American Grocer, it says the
present prices for sugar tea, lard, -four,
canned goods, pork and some other
articles OF daily consumption as being
down TO hard pan and looks upon the
n Azure OF the decline as showing that
we have arrived at an era OF permanent
low prices.
Not only is this decline in provisions
plainly noticeable and felt, but in other
products it is the same. 1t may be in-
t resting TO note the proper ion OF de-
cline in different classes Of product, OF
different branches of the cost OF living
With fall in the aggregate of twenty
per cent. since 1860, the decline in thu
cost of breadstuffs was almost Thirty
per cent. in sugar, tea aid fee, .
| per cent. III clothing 20 per cent, II
metals II per cent in coal ,ud oil a
Del cent and in miscellane ms articles
including building materials, glass
paint, drugs, paper, soap and chem ais
% per cent.
ON he other hand, still comparing
the 10 .,st prices of December, 1864
wi II tho Of August, 1860, there az
pears Oh in ,rease in the prices of liquo
aud tobacco at Wholesale of more TIA
ffty-tive per cent. on account OF th
tlx-s an increase of one per cent. /
meats and Of seven per cent. in dAir
and garden products. Manufacture
ar icles generally, it will lie observe'
have declined in prices more than III
average of all products.
These are Wholesale pric and Al
not accurately reflected OF course
the retail prices which consumers pa
But there is no reason TO doubt tn
the cost of living has materially d
: unfinished since 1860, II the consum
ton be supposed not To have Increase
The fact is that the people are able
II consume and do consume more III;
= they did twenty-toar years ago al
>, their yearly earnings ale much lar
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

THE REPORT OF the P, W. < B.
earnings for the last fiscal year shows q
very gratifying increase Of receipts over
the preceding year, tie most Of which
came from the increase Of fruit ship
ments, indicating "a healthy develop.
ment of tbs raising Of fruit On the pen
insula. The net increase If receipts
Sl8, 651. 46 is more than absorbed by the
losses on the lateral roads. The Queen
Anne * Kent Co. railroad shows de-
felt OF SIS, pa % the Delaware x Chesa-
peake, deficit of 50, 7eo33 and the
Cambridge x Seatord, Of 81 ,753 81
This is poor encouragement for the
building Of lateral railroads on the pen
insula.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
Maryland Avenue.

The city is having built GU Mary land
avenue, along the property Of W. Y.
Warner, stone wal, some ten fee.
high, to support the newly made ground
for the pavement. A bridge has been
placed over the sewer, and other i'm.
provements are being made. An effort
should also be made at a. early day
as practicable to have the IaYemen
laid up TO Seventh avenu-. as the side.
walk is in very bad condition IN many
places, and after night ats"lu ely dan.
Gerous. More care shou ii also be taAeI
in the lighting of the lau ps.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Messrs. Maxwell, Lannan and Rob
inson have completed the assessment OF
seversi" papd1 m lists will be placed in
districts to-day, where they may be ex-
amined by every oiiizen who may
wish TO see whether he is properly az
sessed. The assessors will meet at thu
City Hall on January 9th, and con
time TO hold daily sessions up TO III,
appeals and placing names on the list'
that have been omitted For furthel
p articulars, see advertisement i'll anothe
column.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

WE WOULD simply remind the
Times ina, ii he witnesses III the
keogh iuvts iGaijoa cas-, got no fees for
their attendant, i, was only because
they were chea'-d our Of them. What
right as any tribunal to AXE men away
from their dai y avo-ations without
paying for their services ? The law re-
cognizes no such night and provides
that witness shall receive fifty cents a
day and u lraee AL right have it as
you like. We can scarcely perceive
the difference betweer tie Keogh in.
vestigation committee reporting no cause
for action, and that the charge against
keogh was not sustained. IL strikes
US very fo-cibiy that II the charge was
not sustained there would be no cause
for action. A. any rate the stone didn' t
belong 10 tie CITY AMI there was no
caute for the expense after ding the in
yesti CATION. We still insist il our
neigh Dor the Tines, " Ill SUN up all the
items Of that investigation 1t will find
there won't be much left oftfty dollars.
If the Times wants tn be - c0nspic-
uously precise, We would suggest that
il give the items, AZ it has better
chance 10 get a. them than we have.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
ID Ei,SrER'S UKptR
IN kKsIsTKR's orYICK,
NEW CASTLE County, nEL.,
Iap

Upon che application OF GEpkttE
DUfrY, ad IN n strator OF ANY
DUFFY lA'e Of Wilmington Hun
ired. in said county deceased, tits ordered
and directed by In. REGISTER thatth admin
lstrator aforesaid give notice vf grating Of
letters Of al IN nisustion upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the date Of granting
hereof, by causing Advertisements 10 bt
posted within frriy day. from the date OF
such letters IN six al tn most pubic place.
Of the c unity II New Caste. requiring all
persons HAVING dem .nis against the estate
10 present Il e same, or abide hv an Act o.
Il ssembly In sUcn case made and provided :;
And also US. The same 20 be inserted within
lie same period in tho DAILY kErtBLItAh
| , pewspape- published in " ilninRtOn, and
% tie contil yed therein three weeks, te d. J
| Given under the hand ana seal
L tfGtfi,e " tho hegister aforesaif
l~~ Vat Wilmington, IN new tagDe
Comfy aioresa d. the day and year above
Tritton.
g. GRUBB, Register
. oTicK All persons having ella ins ~ .inst
me estate of the deceased must present. the
| .ane. duly attested TO the administrator. on
| " before the md day OF January. lsH, OF
abide the Act q Assembly IN such case made
aud provided. his
| BEDR3E Il DUFFY,
| mark
Administrator
| Address, Geo. bully. or Levi &. Bird, hi
Ia'torney " l.. pel Jan5
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

NEW CASTLE Cot MY,
December - lss4. \
Upon IL, APPLICATION ofCurtis y. Ellison
aimlnIstrt'er 4 SARAH ELLISON,
lat. Of " nWihyton Hun red. N said county,
deceased. H. ri red aud directed hy TIE
Register That the executor aforesaid giv.
notice Of granting Of iettets OF administration
upon tn. estate Of tre deccas d. with
the date Of grFa iHg thereof ty causing adver-
tiseIncnts Ia be- posted within W days from u (.
dat" of such left'rs In six of the most pub!lc
places of th' cnurty Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against III, estate
10 present 'h' atne, or abide hy an Ar Of
Asstntly Ia such case ma amt ToViir Z:
aud a 50 cAus' IN" same to p" Inherited within
the SAME ptrlt.l ~ the DAILY KEPUBLItAS,
a newspap.r rgbli. he'd In " l.ingta n, aud 10
be continue ttcrUin three weeks. @. o. %
( ~ bi'tH under the hand aud >'Al nf
Il :. }bhir. # The R"gisier aforesali. AT
~ W lut ZION. In New Castle Cuun )
| Aforesaid. th' lity and wear above written.
I"N Muse. hki Ri. Register.
StTlt y. : person having claims +gaIust
the estate OF thi dccci-ed must present the
SANE, dUty attestcd 10 the admin TRAITOR,
on or h4fHr, December 3lth, lssb -
abide the A. ~ Assembly In tueh q, i All,
ana provide.
CURT =. ELLISON,
Administrator.
| Address Is 't~oed. Del. "
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

THE Legislature will get down u
h ard pan work and by the time it al
journs on Friday, there will no doub
e several school district stock laws
IN uskrat, hawk and owl bills on hant
from the lower counties, and some par
tsan jobs introduced TO squelch out tn
Republican vote OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
Fish.

Powell Bros have ON th.ir stalls In
the Third and Madison street mark eta
drum fish, lake shad, Goldfish, haddock
sun fish, pol ock, white perch, yellow
perch, rock fish, catfish, pike, lake shad
sea herring, smeltz, salt mackerel and
.e,rAi-in.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
IL RtttIsTEK's OFFlCE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL.
49,

NkW AA>ILE tbt NJ NH.
Deceber itth, l-I.
Upon The application, OF Ahner Nj. ch,li,
FNt .utp OF IATick hrAny, late ui hilI
creek Hundred, IN said county, deceased,
II il ordered a directed by The Register
that the ExecLtor aforesaid give notice
TIE nstat%sr 81 l..S:Ls, i.stam.ntary .npon
sranun ther.,f BY cAusing advertisements
to he post Il within forty day from iht date
Of such l'tter- In TX ~ tn" niust public places
OF thc county Of New Castle, requiring all
person AAN lng drlu-i d. against the .stat. 10
prescn, the SANE. or Adj e by AN Act OF A.
sembl' IN suei mad. srd prayidcr and
ais raus- he SAINT 10 he Inserted Within the
SANE pe tpd IN tht bAILh Ekrt BLICAS, a
newspaper Published in Wilmington, and 10
be continued thereon tire weeks e. o. q.
- I, tiu undcr the Ia 4 and seal Of
l.. : bn.n, II itr IL glsi-r aforrsAld At
- NlIuHgtnh. Ia '.w "a tlv ouuty
sforesald, ". da' snA var anoSc written.
lrNkTit- e. GRt Hh CASTER.
MOTH "a . p, r-ons having riAlu. .sa.ns,
the estate ut he deceased must pt's.uG M
| same, duly att, sicd to the executor. Ca oi
before Dc;"ir h.r ~ lss5. or ahld. the Act u
Asrcmhl IN suot case mAnt ana pr yldci.
ABSER MITCHELL,
| Executor
| Addtees Pc .aD' Inn, bel,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
Robbery.

The house of Mrs. Britton, a widow
lady, located near the toll gate on thu
Philadelphia pike, was entered by way
Of the cellar window by some scoun.
drels last Saturday night, and lot OF
butter, lard and other articles were
carried off. 1t is 10 be hoped that the
depredators may be arrested and
punished
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Drink, pretty creature, drink, )" q
little at time, and you will relieve your
cold, and not rack your chest and lungs
to pieces, and keep every body else III a
state of agitation. You surely ought to
spend a quarter for bottle If Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will pay.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
JOHN r. ALLMONDdC

Tou atoes, 3 cans io' 2jc.,cG
3 cans for 25c.; string team;
cans for Csc table peacAes
can ; French peas, Sc can3 d
for soc. New crop n, Nd
mol sses, extra sugar n
GRADUATED sugar, &c. pe; b
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

Vine AOOthern Br1kn01oIs IN the
saddle.
The W Ar was fought over again in the
Senat yesterday, and sore spots caused
by the rebellion were once more rubbed
over with salt and caused TO smart. 1t
seems that to show who were loyal and
nes loyal 10 the government during the
war and those who would and
would not be loyal, were the issue to
be raised again, reference has only TO be
made 70 jefferson Davis. Ii he IL not re-
ferred 70 with the most abject praise and |
treated as An exalted patriot the ire OF
every Southern Senator is stirred and |
every one of them cJmos up smiling TO
defend him Nearly the whole Of yes
terday wa spent IA tue oeuate in dis
cusslug The character and IL tension OF
the distiug uished arch Traitor.
The spirit of Iuthern Senator's may
be Judged by the remarks of senator
Lamar, who, if the truth mus. oe told,
plainly usurps a seat IN the Senate and
misrepresents the 5 ate vi Mississippi.
In reerring TO the structures made upon
Davis by General Sherman, accusing
him of an attempt TO create govern
ment which should be upheld oy force
and not consent, Mr.. Lamar said mo
letter OF the character referred 10 was
ever written by Mr.. Davis, for no such
letter could have been written by him
entertaining the views he did. We T
the South have SURRENDERED upon all t o
questions which divided the two Sec
tions in that controversy. We have
given up the right Of the people to So
cede from this L MON. We have given
up the right OF each State TO judge for
itself of the infraction of the Constitu-
ton and mode of redress. We have
given up, sir, the right to control our
own domestic institutions. We fought
for them and we lost in that controver.
sy, but no man shall in my presence
call Jefferson Daxis a traitor without
my responding with stern and EN-
phatic denial" So then it has become
an otfense to call JEFF. Davis a traitor
and after all the war has accompanies
nothing The Southern people yieldes
to force that was all.
Disunion and the Southern cause wa
right and must not be questioned evei
by inuendo. What then has the natio
gained by the war Has the blood 6
q half-million of loyal lives slain /
- e. IIion ~ nd f1r nothing
~ =. Dosa;hIa ,hat disnr;on az
.,;,.,,,, ,'' ~, ~. d.,n,,nca,1 =, -
-, -. cort,sr
So 80; 49,. a.y.1,,aaS "a r,,st;,
TO the defence Of JEFF. Davis
- ~ -, -, -, ~ .o,
49, -. =, 80, 49,. "a
. .a &c ~ C,oua,ons ,ha 49,, ~,
n ~ ~ 81 !, - e.
- Hes,,I,a, he;,-os;ara d. 80 an
a., Io u,l' 49,, =, 80 -. ,bo go
VIC asA 80 49, 49, 20 panIh,;n
Saa -. 80 NJ, - ~ nov Sana,
hamos, conssrva,;ra S.ra,o,. Co.,
Sor,b hi if ,his "a 10 -
whara ,v;ll ", fou,d h;s n.,.;atia,,,
can't f,r Sor,harn Consaaa..n,
Tataraor nett a, ~ - So
ssrotor Shsrn,n 800 ,ta !,
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13

CoSGHEss should give Mrs Belva
Ann Lockwood few minutes of its
time TO explain how The votes cast for
her in New York State were counted
for Grover Cleveland If E-.y;t, votes
were counted for Cleveland he fact
ought TO be known it may have an
important beari1 :. her a. ''dacy for
the Presidency iu IL futur-.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
rrust l,O Future,

How e'er pleasant. LIT lie Dead plo,
bury It's dead. Act ! act in b.. iiv., /.
present, while The cold i Z your lu;a.
a % cent bottle - cana,ih Pine - ~
will cure 1t
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
JON n y. ALI.NONDiu

We have the finest cofts
teas in the city. Old GoyuI
coffee, use. per h., 4 lbs I'D
finest Mar,caibo, 22c. per
lbs. for 81; golden Rio, X /
h., 6 lbs. for g.; good nd
coffee, l2ic per ID. $ lbs I'd
The finest SOC. tea in the S1
Daily Republican., 1885-01-13
John ?, Almond ( b
CROCERS.|
Eighth& Markets.

Offer bargains in drej n
as follows New Turkey ~
! lbs. for 25c., unparct u
rated peaches, 2 lbs. 70, \
pared ev porated peache, /!
and 35c. per ID pitted chen
20c. per h.; California plum.
per h.; evGporsted quince, /
per ID; finest quality cyapo,i
apples, l0c. per h. All ae,1
fine goods.