davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

moving on without q rider aud saw a
man near The killing answering the ucn.
cral description Of Edwards. About half a
mile from the shooting he saw TWO men
riding through an open glade In tho
woods answering the general description
OF Holland and Edwards IA TO dress and
horses, etc. The shooting and death
OF Hays occurred some i've miles from
the camp ground. Between shutdown
and dark the defendants Edwards ANA
Holland returned 10 the camp.ground and
seemed 10 be somewhat excited. IA.
wards, soon after his return to the camp.
ground, kissed his wife and told his
children goodbye, and said he was aolun
TO leave, that Hays was there aud Ind
threatened his life. Edwards and flaws
were not on good terms, There worc
many other minor details In the case. ana
upon these facts the jury gave the dc.
PENDANT u life sentence In the pcnltentiary
Judge w PoindcXtor OF Cleburne Is
mere TO preside In two important cases
on our docket In which Judge Nh.
gent " excused, One Is Ann Wnllng VS..
hrath County, involving title to abou,
uncomfortable leagues OF Erath county
school lands, and the other Is Sidney
llargrove vs.. A. l.. Kirk ct al, involving
! ute TO onc-thiri of n league OF land Ia this
county. This last suit was filed In Au.
gust, 1873, aud has been TO the supreme
court twice and unless compromised Is
liable TO be IN court for years yet,
The ease Of the State of Texas Va. Hen.
derson was tried to-day and the Jury gave
The defendant two years In the ponltcn.
t'ary on charge of cattle stealing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
rwenly.ronr lIonrs 40 I.l,o

From John Kuhn, Lafayette, Ind, who
announces that he is now IN "pertcct
health we have the following; "Onoyeat
ago ! was TO all appearance Ia the last
stages of consumption. Our best physl.
cians gave my case up. | finally got 80
low that our doctor said | could not live
twcntyIour hours, My friends then pur.
chased bottle OF Or, VIM, HANS Balsam
Tor the Lungs, which benefited ne, |
continued till took nine bottles am
now in perfect health, having used no
other incidence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Thousnn,ls say so.

Mr., T. w, Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
al never hesitate 90 recommend your
Electric Blttcrs to my customcrsj they
give entire satisfaction, and are raplC
scllcrsn Electric Bitters are the purcst
and best medicine known, and win posi-
lively cure kidney and liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels
No family can AFFORD TO be without them
They viii save hundreds OF dollars In
DOCTORS bills every year. Sold NJ 50C
a bottle bY Il. w. Williams a Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
DAMNING TIE COURT.



IANEsy1LLE, ONO, Oct, 8.--lu the
circuit court at Woodsacld David Con.
ger, who was convicted of murder In the
second degree Tor killing his wife In June
last, was sentenced Yesterday To the pcnl.
Tertiary Tor HE. The murder was most
brutal one, he killing his young wife with
an aX because she iutcrfercd in behalf
of their siN-yenr-old son, whom hc was
beating cruelty Congcr made no great
effort to escape, and was arrested soon
after From the moment OF his lucarco.
ration until the last words which dropped
IRON the judges lips which sealed his
doom the miserable man had not spoken
u word or made an audible noise
with his tongue, fcigning insanity
lie played the deaf and dumb act
successfully for moro than four months.
All efforts OF the officers to make him
speak were futile, even a shock from an
electric battery, which was applied In the
hope OF looseniug his tongue, only caus.
Ing him to squlrm with pain, Throughout
the trial he WAS immoyable, and when the
sentence was about to he pronounced,
the officers had TO lift him 10 his Iect.
The last words of the nincty-nIne wears
sentence had hardly ro-cchoed through
the courtroom, however, when the mys.
ferrous criminal, who had so long re.
manned apparently dumb, yelled out IN
avalanche OF oathS at the court and turn.
ing 20 the jury said al have got more
sand aud backbone than any Of YOU, and
II you can stand &C., ! eau, too He was
quickly hurried from the courtroom aud
landed IN his cell, but continued to shower
curses and abuses IN a loud voice, damn.
Ing all mankind,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
con.ilrnilnn nr Cu.liYcne..

Is due either 90 an irregular action OF the
liver, causing an Improper secretion and
how ol bile, which is the natural physic
0t the body, or 10 an impcnection OF the
peristallc movement, the consequences OF
which tend TO manifold disorders, ~.
pccially in persons OF full habit there Is
great danger OF apopleptiu or paralNtlc
seizures 4 dose OF llepal010ne taken
before breakfast, together With regular
attention to this duty, will assure per-
l.rI rnrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
SENT UP no STAY.
Joseph Edwards Goes to the rcnitentiarS
For Iifo.

For Life
Correspondence OF the Gazette
SrErnENvlltE, TEX, oct. 90 The
case of the State of Texas VS. Joseph
Edwards was called for trial last Monday,
The 2Bth, and thu testimony was closed
Yesterday about O'Clock The ARGUE
mont of counsel closed about l0G0 lasr
niuht. when Judge c. H. Bell, special
u6re In the case, delivered his charge 10
no mrv The tnry camc in this morning
aho5t ii O'Clock Win a verdict of guilty
NJ mur1er In the tirst degree, and assessed
n punishment Al confinement in the peul.
tentlary for lie against the de-
fondnnt. Judge Rel presided with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
nnI,Ing rnna. lor cnlhonclnI,cr.ll,

BALTIMORE, Mn, oct. 3l,--A confer.
cnce composed of the arch-bishopS OF this
city, New York, Philadelphia and Mil
waukcc, and the bishops OF st, Paul, peo-
ria, Richmond, us well as u number of
Catholic clergy, viii be held in Baltimore
about the middle of November 90 discuss
the best mode of raising the funds rcquis-
tic for building and establishing Catho.
Tic university 20 be- located In Washing.
ton city. nucleus OF $4,000 has al.
ready been donated by q lady, but large
amount IN addition will be required
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
oNE nouR rASrER rlMR
On ioth Morning aud ENOning rrntne, Nin
Nnndniln nnd Pennsylvania itoutU,
from So Luuis tu the East, Com.
mNnrlmG AmEmat ~. IANA.

mencing august ~, iSNS,
Day Express Leave st. Louis . q. M,
arrive Columbus lt20p, M, arrive PUTS.
hurgh Gao q. m, arrive ut baltimore 40
y, IN arrive Washington si20 p. m, ar
rive Philadelphia Bjh0 p. M, arrive New
York 0i3b p, IN, arrive Chicago p, M,
arrive Cincinnati II y, m.
Passengers BY day express can con,
meet nt Columbus with the l.imitVd
Express md arrive ut New Work. mt Gi5a
II, m,
Eastern Express Leave ST. Louis S
pm, arrive Columbus il,l0A.ln.. arrive
Flttshurg GjlO pmo arrive baltimore
at25 am, arrive Washington G'30 ann
arrive Philadelphia 5!36 am, arrive Now
York \ anu, nearly four hours earlier
than formerly Arrive Chicago 1920 ann
arrive Cincinnati 5,S5 am,
An trains run daily, Saturday and sun.
day Included, aud IL viii be- noticed thal
both morning aud evening trains noW
leave 50 Louis one hour later than horo,
tuilrp, and after trains of an othro
lines have gone, with snmc arriving
time at New York as before.
SO EXTRA ClNRur ron FAST TRAINS,
IN addition TO above trains the Indian.
apolis accommodation and Cincinnati cx-
press viii leave ST, l.ouls at 7tl6 a, m
daily, except Sunday, arriving al Indian.
npoiS at 1888 p, M and Cincinnati az no
p. m.
only line running o Reclining Chair en-
ON night trains between ST. Louis and
Cincinnati
Pullman Hotel OF liunut Sleeping cars
on all trains through 90 New York, Tick-
cts over NaudalR llnc and full inlorma.
ticket agents OF connoct,aS lines IN the
West, or by addressing u. A. Form,
General passenger agent ST. Louis, Mo.
GRO. A, KNIGHT,
Southwestern passenger agent, Dallas,
Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
AT THE COURTHOUSE.
FINALLY Adjourned.

The grand Jury adjourned yesterday,
attora special session of four days, It
brought in eight bills Turner aud Col
Inns were Indicted for the murder OF the
negro hoy, Frank Rowland, aud Con
Hines for arson, Three pistol eases, two
for theft, aud Vno Tor aggravated assault
concluded the list.
PROUDLY INDICATED,
One OF tho happy results of the special
session OF the grand jury Is the tri.
umphant yindiCGlion of the poor old
sway-backed mule, that was locked mp on
the cruel charge OF kicking Frank Bow
land TO dcnth Yesterday evening he
was released from his cen, given a good
feed Of oats, aud started ON his way re-
loclng,
AN EARIN TRLw.,
4 special Nenlro of thirty-slN men has
been ordered 10y the district court TO try
the cases against lobe Iurneruud Collins
ior the murder OF Frank nowDaud, which
have hcen sci for Tuesday, November 10.
The defendants were indicted separately.
Az lRNir tNruER.
II, c. Gibson died complaint yesterday
against II. G. Fc0glas, charging him with
false swearing In making affidavit rs to
the age uf the cuwplamnnlA
daughter FocglaS secured mar.
rape license for A. A. Pierce and
Miss Lulu NJ. Gibson, on the 97th Inst
by swearing that she was eighteen years
of age, Her father now makes oath that
She Is but seventeen, He is very indig.
nant at the marriage, and proposes TO soc
that the law takes IT, course, Focgns
was arrested yesterday evening by Deputy
Joe Wicher aud gave bond IN tie sum of
$500.
GRANTED ALlMoNY,
The divorce case of Bridget RAtican
SIS, John Ratlcuu the contractor, came
up yesterday in the district court ON
hearing for alimony, The court decrccd
that Mrs. Ratlcan should receive 500
alImony for the first month and $50 per
month hereafter pending the issue of the
suit.
AprEAls.
The following appeals from Justices
courts were died In the county court yes.
torday,
Townsend & Lushcr vs. City Of Fort
Worth,
A,H.&G. Il. Tapdy VS., Texas 4 Pa.
citlC Railway,
Nellie Morlarlty VS.. c, II, Murdoch.
j. G, y Haynes vs.. Texas 4 Pacific
Railway
G. W. Wilderman VS., ]. NJ Holmes
j W Chapman VIZ, Jas. O'Ncal
Bloodod Stock Association vs. Roscdale
Street Railway.
SCRAPS,
District court viii take up the clyll
non.iNry docket Monday, NOV, p.
The district clerk issued commitment
papers yesterday to fourteen delegates to
the state penitentlary.
A marriage license was issued ycster.
day to Joseph A. Lacl and Mrs Il, NJ
stevens
Aud now they say that another county
official IL building u house.
County court commences tomorrow
Harvey Elllston iiled petition yestcr
day IN the district tourt praying for The /
partition ct 100 acres OF land In this cuun. |
ty between himself aud James Elliston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
chnrrcd won Mnn.lnnrhtrr.

NEW YoRR, oct. ~ The coroner +
Jury at the inquest of the victims OF the
collision on the Pennsylvania railway
which occurred ON the New York Mead.
ows on the sth insto rendered u verdict
last night ccnsurlng the railway company
aud holding Howard lihoads OF the I'M
migrant train aud the OPERATOR Thomas
Pratt, responsible for the accident
Rboads aud Pratt are locked up ON the
charge OF mA9slaughter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
MANftn l.I.,lALrIlnll.

w ANTEp- q slrl % do beusoW oh Apps
w "a Mr. II. ~ conner. corner Lcnda and
10nos, south side
ArANTED-tiiu from tNpitr to hiiern yenia
w old M family VI two. Wptk hghtt iala1
homo fpr ,hn RIGHT an luWirF pf Mrs u.
Mitchell, eur Mtsi fifin and Macon,
IITAATEn-. l,8dicp o. take peasant Wnfa "a
w tho holiday irhde u n ehsiiy learned.
good wage. giycn, Az materials iurniahei aud
WprL sunt Nv mai, Address kcnsluHtou Afl
ll1Ws ~ Pearl street, ioai0a, Mhaf y. q.
AHk bAlf
XKTANIlln ntst ulafs eook. Apiiy a. III 81.
w Wtlls at2 Houston pitgrl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
TO IMpEACn GONzALEs,
a rroposlllonio That Eject Introduced Ia
illn MeNlnhn NonRroAa.

the Mexican Congress,
CrN oT MENIco, oct "a AT yester'
days session Of the national congress
there was tumultupus scene. The five
Liberal opposition deputies presented a
signal proposition Ia which specific ar
ticlcs oi thUimpcachmcnt oi eN-rrcsldrni
Gonzales, Tor tue misuse ol public funds,
were drawn up Deputy DUrot handed
up ihp Impeachment papers % the pfesl-
dent oi thU chamber and supported his
proposition ~ speech. He was inter.
ruplcd by number OF deputies, while
the galleries wildly applauded, nurei
wanted the oxpresideut's case sent ~
The national grand Jury Rically the
house was declared adjourned There T.
much political excitement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
ror sale or Itent.

An excellent farm, two Gud half miles
east OF Fort Worth, with POO acres IN
cultivation, Finest quality OF soil,
abundance OF living water and plenty OF
wood at hand; Ole OF the finest orchards
In the state; good residence OF live rooms,
with outhopses and tenement houses ON
the place, iluo spring. near the
residence,
Apply 20 JAKE JOHNSON,
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Contagious

/. are Prevalent all Over the World
H. ,niiyS OF England, ana while was In
hnniry contracted u terrible blood pois,
IN fof two years was under tho treatment
"A a. door pallent ut Nottingham Hospital,
%a mi was not cured suffered the
x onIgng pains In my bones, and was
z MIN soicsHll over my body and limbs.
r. ey,lsl and deafness, with partial loss OF
" ,setc mains IN my head aud eyes, etc,
s,esry ran me crazy. ! lost ali hope in
%nlfy, and sailed for America. and was
81 4, lloosoy0lt.in this city, as we'll as by u
Mani physician In New York having no
"A lion'wlth the hospitals,
4 thc advertisement OF Swltrs Specific,
3elermIncd to give Il u trial as n last re,
! had given M all hope of being cured,
In gone through the hands OF the best
Il men Ia Nottingham aud New York. |
n bottles Of $, 5 = and can say with
In that thcy have cured mo entirely.
Hound and we'll IA ever was IN my life.
l.. FIRED llALfORD.
lYork city, June ~, lsH5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
DON'T waste limo

with poorly manufactured or impur,
baking powder. Buy package Of Silver
Loaf and give II a fair trial, II you dc
this you will never regret II. How many
disastrous failures In making bread
cause troublous voSatlon In the house.
hold2 This can all be obyiated by o trial
OF Silver Loaf j II, Brown guarantees
It's purity, strength and efficiency,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

IuB sAtE tuoh AND s,aumcfy store nc Al.
II hapy, tc ! guud stund let pnttiuiars
Inquire lt Z. 4 Nilnauu. administrators Albany,
rcNuor M,N Elr
Iut SALE tlt kNN ie-thg tbiumetclul no,
L t0l Vernon, WilmtEur CuuutY tcN, Docs
NuNd huHlnraH nud iH one ut tbc best huilt aud
mrgcat hotels iu Nouhwrat ruNaa tur torme
tHll on uc address Tbs proprietor, Joseph
Rrfuulut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Blood

II life, aud he IL wise who remembers II.
kNarch OF last year (lSsD, contracted
pus0n, ana heing In savannah, Ga, at
BIZ, | went into the hospital there FOR
9Dnl IsutIcrcd very mnCh from rhuumA.
Il the samo time. | ala NOT get we'll under
Tatmout ihorc, nor Wns ! cured 10y any OF
bal means, ! have now taken seven bot
iSwlIia Specific aud anu sound and wen,
" the poison out through bOils on the
DAN LEAIIN.
~ city, ~ NuguH 2, 1854.
years ago contracted blood poison, Al.
IinE prescriptions from the beat phyHi.
here aud at Dallas, concluded to visit Hot
h, nnd ON reaching IcNaikmn doctor
mtndrd inc TO try SwittA Specific, aHsur.
! that 1t would benefit me moro than Hot
h. Although the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Mnrnl1,,rl

How many people ruin thclr stomachs
by swallowing cold drinks on hot SUM
mer day, when they could avoid all
danger 10y adding ten drops OF Apgoslura
liitturs, besides impatlug a delicious
navor 10 their summer beverages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

h,lsCt,I,t.ANupus,

w ANrhu~ lhitty Noad mitch COWS 0t good
Nv appearance md tl4e NddrnH Hos tsi.
biE Npting, foN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

More food Tor mockipg birds at Turner
( McClurc's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

cause they know that Is without an equal
o. liver regulator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Turner 8 MeCluro have again received
large shipment Of the famous Siiilweli'e
Il ltanyased hams and breakfast bacon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Call and examine the elegant line OF
suitng now on display at j. H. Martin
dalo's, importing tailor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
E0osIs SON RrNr.

tpuR tENr- Nicely Furnished room, Vt buu
Wesf SECOND street.. Mrs. ! n. Ekplrs,
I'oR nhNT-riicBsant rooms fufpi nod ana
II unlafuinheh, tudinefu exposure At 0ia
Houston tlrert Inquire ~ q ~ llr9wn
Lffiik comfortably furnished rooms for
' rpnf Apply Az cor, fnuTih ana Grove
streets. w NnrFip,
NOR NINA pleasant furnished room at
II Gia West Third street, Mrs, hmbfosr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

The latest novelties In fancy goods can
be found at the drug store OF Eastwood
& Oesch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
DOiiSOll

4Oduced great holes In my back and choat
d. removed mn the hair Oft my head, vet /
70 Improve IN u weeks time. and The
|togNn'to heal, and were entirely Ronp In
n eight Woola, .LJONES,
Porter Union Pass. Depot.
N Texas, July ~, lsS,.
10 on Blood and skin Diseases mailed FREQ
&kwnISrEcuic Cou Drawers, Atlanta,
NY, 1871 W, 93d 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

j. II. Martludalc, importing tailor
corner Fourth and Houston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

~ l11l7 III7 fIifl 71fl 4f1Il 9llT IINI7la
inry "a ibe Republican eofngstsSg al
LypchnutG lt!earnpla thai 9aN cnlorcsl
Votes werp lelt n lluc ~ sn6 sfiagd wagd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
FORT WORTH
rnM -nMl.l.llNns.

Il Uuiknnp street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
LAMoAnl,a.

WOOD, FISHER \ rom, Attorneys at
w Law, san Marcos 1eNas,
nANlh, higAt,i. n lnJnhHS. Attorneys and
~ Commodore At Law. over t1ti Worth Ms
tlonal bank, Main street. Fort Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

INOR RENr-a room cpljaEV On Mtrt Eim
II good nclRNnolhood, Npply to H. iiackctt
200 West Second street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

tifaht Nf4e,
Ninety ono districts illii la,pig, Jones
iq,fqs, Davenport ii,tas, carr i,sI7s
L-.-----..---
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

nu W. vs.. RouTli. homeopathic unieo
~ and residence 1hifd street. corner Rnsk,
opposite ne opera house pibc0 h0ufa 9 Ia 10
q, Ms 2ap So ~ M. sundays 10 To " n, ~.
Telephone, No, 200
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
ptolrssiONAL.

TAR a, y. BRnNN oftorh his ArfvireA ~ tho
y general ptAetigr uf medicine ana gnIFrTy,
OHrt up stairs corner Fourth and I;smstos
rpHldcnNe 9ih south Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Another

Bargains In Dry Goods,
bargains In Dress Goods,
Bargains IN blankets,
Bargains Ia Comforts,
bargains In Wool FlannelS,
Bargains IN Cotton Flannuls,
Bargains IN Hose,
Bargains In Ladies' Corsets,
Bargains Ia JorsoyS and Cloaks,
1000 Pair Mems pants, $3.50 90 5000,
Bargains M Mems Suits, 81 aud IS,
Bargains In Mems suits, $40,
Bargains In MEMS Suits, Custom Made,
Sl6,
Bargains in Mems Suits, Custom Made
SIS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

NtYANTED.- GOOD tdlors wanted aud good
w prices paid Apply al once 10 ~ JAcobs
" Hfo Tax
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
WANTED MAIN mar

WANTED HEiiAUlE dfummep ~ take
w the general agency ~ the beat German
import IN ttls country ~ " wei established.
Received hirhogt award ~ Sew Orleans cNhit
hilton Pays wen, References exchanged
Address Adnlph 0GhrlnE n Co., 202 Williams
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
'sAI x. ESIdaey and bladder Troubles III Ola
d RLAnE: GulDE:,


z A"Hcs, Fine Plates.
y ga at tluiins. sealed far soc. In Post
"a ni,, "NF ti'J sngatFWl psu piaigfss ~
a 1--WE Nri etiloips rn tia following tut'eels
"A w iel. wa1, uianhapd womauhcpd, tayN
H. y, macy AGA excess, how hie rnA hat
II Tt. 'Af'' the rhfaieipff ~ rrpfedHouen' ~
Ho1gt, ~ 'iArl 90 cIntemflaing marriage thnAh
IL ~" p t.ga Nv AZ aIOlt prrsous. tbph so
4 -" '9nNhe a,iiueu, ssn'o WAGER osyor VOC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

JAKE JouNsnN,
Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Bargains In Mcu's Suits, Custom Made,
Sg2 80,
bargains IN Boys Knee Suits,
Bargains Va lloys' Long. Pants Suits,
Bargains in Boys Long and short
Pants,
Bargains Ia Ladies' aud Mon'S Shoes,
bargains IN Childcn's Shoes,
bargains IN MEMS Roots,
bargains Ia Rubber Shoes,
Bargains IN MEMS Underwear.
Bargains In Ladies' Underwear,
Bargains IN Boys Ovorcoats,
Bargains M Mems Oyecoats, S0andS 5,
Bargains IN Mems OyoVoats, $40, SIS
and $40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Lsptrs' ussp nogu ussfn aai attractive con,
fEiulna liat ~ laltha fg ftclpa intlitilH Hipri
oqna rte glFuu anay W al tuAielr "a priiiit9, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13

DOR SALE or RENT.-Furnished at Norris
IL town n. j. a beautifully located couItrYselt q milo
the depot walk % post once schools an curc es
consisting a modern house and water carriage
house and six divided into lawn garden and grove
abundance Of fruit, &c. - 80 49, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
Gountrp Doaro
Ullsccil
ROBERT SWIMMER.

FOme lime AZ Mes'rs. SIC BrO Anmas FORKS, an Juan
ouhy Con rdO native o. COzi near AuchteTmuchty. IN
scott nd owafd Of cred for his dress Communicate
win his BROTHER THOMAS SKINNER, south Cozo. Auch
termuchty. scJtlaDd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
marbles ano alanteIs.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head.
AZ stones lot Enclosures mantes thing 90 A. KLABER
sss 70 BOO East tt second Avenue Eeyated staten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raAN5FEa@
NETWORK CITY

The following shows the transactions recorded
In the Registers Office to-day.
17,tb.st a W cor OF 1lth-ave, l00xl 436xl0Oxl39Oi
IA interest, Guy Pelton and wife TO Francs ~ ooo
nronerty, CIV PeltOn. executor $4,000
l24th.st a. Pa II W OF st-ave. le1lOOl Sar-
"a ave- W a ST. II of II 5th-st, 25x Sx26xl44i
cathSr ne Garvfn to MAJ gaet Garvin 1000
<6thst So ~ IT, OF rtn,Sve' i91do1 81 "hian
1o's o. sSd wife ep to fraaHin Thurson $3.50
peocS to William l. d Stakes $1,000
1igtb.st 200 It OF Corilandtave 2jxlO B6 ELI
abeth S .erner and another 10 Charles ID stem
Spears e al TO Thoaas Ebert 1900
ta inein4 TncSernan 'e.'.... 1sS,5OO
Monroe-st n g. Zb6 It Of Jehers0n-st. 2dxl2O y
interest; solomon L KusohewsSy and wife to ila
Van ncren and wife to Josephine White 49,. $500
Wood ct al 70 WestmeIr. 1900
sufok-sb " s. 10 ftso Grand 81, 5oxlOO L. inter-
est: Matilda Hofer 10 A Hofer ...... ..--.:.---. !
Same property: l-S interests kmily Fischer and an
A'e derand a. otSer to KaSrs 64OO
and wife to hrst zie gier 1900
Connolly TO Cath Connolly OF ~ ,-.;.;...:;.-...
King referee to Alice McDermott 1880
lI6tb-st $. 100 Il Of 2d-ave. SOxl"Olli Fannie
sdSoss 70 20 SIC aSd Is and Nos is SO 81 and
cree s' to Io MeIr5acS $4,000
IAN Rnriei and vile TO + Lock 1850
Joan ncent reieSee to Ere Arno -. 1895
COumba-sL No -; IgnatIus Buchanan To @ l. Buck
man TO q /. BuckmaG e. al ...........
Hdgn-st. No 81; Is lbella II Cromwell to Katzensein
sstSst a. "a IS ii Of Sthave 364xi0obT irrcga
lar; JACOB Dohrnmann to John "eickert 4'oOo