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Daily Republican., 1885-05-23

Onr attractions for this week are 55
dozen corsets at so cents, worth rs and
80 dozen .adies' fancy, all linen, hem
Stitched handkerchiefs at cents, worth
u cents. Cranor & Co., successors 20
w. M. Kennard s. Co., 62l Market St,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
Russian HOnOrs 90 an Indian
Prince.

PARIS, May 22.-La Republique
Franchise announces that an Indian
and the reputed son OF Mana Sahib is at
present an officer in the Russian army,
and that he is treated with prince y
honors.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
Typns Among the 1, alians ct IassO
waW.

ROME, May % The number OF
deaths from typhus is increasing among
the Italian troops now stationed at Mas
sowaw, on the Red Sea. The Italian
press urge the recall OF the expedition.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
For sale Cheap

One set of good second handed double
set of carriage harness. Price $50. Tive
sets of single carriage harness, and one
lady's side saddle. j. A. Conner's har
ness store, No. East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
Frs: Regiment BAND

Or any other band that wants TO look
well, should clean thar instruments
with Diamond Dust. Nothing better.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23

The old, reliable place to buy fresh
roasted coffee and new tea is at the
Union Pacific Tea Store, 517 Market
street, opposite City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
The Climax Refrigerator

Is beautiful in finish, satisfactory in
operation and very reasonable in price
.. Z. johnson Il Son, z:5 Market street
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23

DIR. Durham, of Dunhamtown, n. j.,
was in our city Friday morning, with
81 receipt for preserving fruit.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23
The 1iuRf Esf,CrOyPd

Kinds OF Trussos etc at BeGtaa Smiths
rrug store. Correct adj lstmeu. and ,aoder-
alto prices. Private roen.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-23

/ |LyPR|NGgFFER|NG
|R|GERATORS,
byCARRIAGES,
|DyMA7TINGS
st-cias, dry air Re-
[cr witt Porcelain
ce Co,.ec combined,
oO which you can
50 cash and
Ely.
k1dsons basket baby
& Upholstered in Gre
:P-.ass, iOr SS.co'
We will deliver on
..dsLoo cash and
E=kly Also a full
Hsa,y-ive different,
ID rattan and reed
oni:rgly low in price.
bnpie,c assortment of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
RUSK.
barbecue, Theater and D,sncc--Two Thop
sand People IN Atssndancc.

barbecue, Thenter and DssBcc-Two ThOtn
sand PeopIs IN Atssndance.
correspondence of taR 8asatte.
RusR, Ten, Aug. yT.--Thc nlcest,A
most enjoyable and agreeable affair foS
years came off at Rusk yesterday, thet
-6th, in q grand basbccur-- A few weeks
ago the board of trGdt 90 Rusk, feeling
iGbiant over the crcRprospectS, met, ap
pointed committees. aud agreed on the
-6ih of August as i6e dizzy for a grand
barbecue. Object, encouragement of
trade to Rusk, everybody being cordially
invited to attend, El3lg IN the morning
crowds from all objections began to come
in and onthc 1874 trainH number came.
One thing retarded the flia enjoyment of
the OCCASION Some Of the speakers who
were expected to coeas fniled to reach us,
viz: Hon. John II. aoagan, Gov. Coke,
Hon. John Young, Gooch and others.
Atlll o'clock Judge Llsinss. =, Gibson OF
Rusk, IN an able maaner gave a welcome
address, after whiGlt,thu Hon. Mr.. Kit
trell OF Leon county was introduced. de-
lNering line address, until ~ o'clock.
Ina few minutes dinner was announced
as being ready, consisting of all kinds OF
meats, barbecucd mutton, kid, vcnison.
pork and beef and breads in great abund
ancc, with large number of attentive
walters. After all hml fully satisfied
themselves there wore still numbers o.
untouched carcassas, Ot mutton, pork,
etc, lying In tho pit inviting eaters,
which was divided tnl send to the old,
the sick and poor who could not attcnSk
At O'Clock tho audience, which was
estimated at 1000, assembled around t1nI
speakers stand aud Was highly cntsrr
taincn by MIR Veal OF Dallas, speaking Ia
the interest OF thOTexas Trunk railroad.
1 Then an address was delivered by Cow
| Thos. j. Goreeofi lauDtsyille, supcrlnbeilr
dent of state peninntiaries.
The utmosl,uISlar prevailed throughout
| the entire day.
At about Il oiaiaek the doors Oh tho
/ Euclian hall waae thrown wide open, Inv
viting one and all to the free and nice
dance Splendid music by the organ.
/ fiddle, etc., was furnished, lasting. til
I late in tho d.eutng, when II vas an
nouncd that by request of all the tllril-
ling temperance drama, entitled, "SuGInl
I Glass, or victims OF the Bottle" would
be cNhibiind again that night Then Tia
crowd dispersed. AZ 1880 the doors, were
/ opened aysGt' by $3.50 the hpnsG was
crowded.. wlen the curtains rose. Aud
the characters exhibited well the Spcial
/ Glass. The characters could not BIZ eX-
celled. At the close Of tho play,
about III o'clock, the chairs we've re-
moved aud the people wound up this
grcaa day with big dance, WHICH essted
tin o'clock In the morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
A. +. LAZIER,
A Representative of the Texas Press, In IN.

Representative of the Texas Press. In the
Tolls.
Several days ago Mr.. A. +. Lazier, one
oil the editors of the Northwest Texan,
published at Clarendon, arrived in the
city for the purpose, his friends state, of
purchasing wedding outfit TO DC used
by himself ON the occasion of his mar.
riage at Gainesville next Monday. Lag
Ter made many friends In this city during
ms stay all OF whom were very much Inn
pressed with their new acquaintance.
IL seems that the unfortunate scribe
had iondness for whisky and women,
ana Tor day or two experienced much
trouble with the two great evils. A
woman named Lula Andrews, whom he
accidently met In this city says he
swindled her out of several dollars which
Lazier denounces as false The woman
bears the reputation of being
a hard case and few people acquainted
with her believed the story. BE that rs
it may, Lazier evidently did his best to
get rid of his burden, for such she proved
herself to be TO him. With the view Of
leaving her, he left the city Thursday
night for Gainesville, the home of his
future bride, but as soon as he arrived
there he was arrested on telegram from
Marshal Rea TO the officers of Gaines
vile, charging him with Swindling Mr.
Harry Pendleton of this city.
Officer Rushings was sent to Gaines
vile and returned last night with Lazier.
The facts connected with the charge are
briefly as follows: Lazier obtained $40
from Mr.. Pendlcton ON two checks drawn
by him OH the Exchange bank of Harold.
Mr.. Pendleton telcgraphcd the officials of
the bank and learned that the checks
were worthless. The facts were reported
to the officers, which led to the arrest.
Lazier, in conversation with reporter
of The GAZETTE last night, said he could
easily prove that he committed no crime,
and asked the public to withhold judg-
ment until he has IN opportunity TO
prove his innocence. lie also said that
tile report Of his having been married n
few hours before his arrest is Incorrect.
Lazier is a man of fine attachments, and
is Il graduate of the University of Vir-
gInia and Harvard college His friends
are 10th to believe him guilty of any iu-
territorial wrong doing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
wgArHesroRp.
DeSmith's Trial n Accessory Ia the XIII.
ing of Miihken Postponed.
spcclni to The Gazette.

ihE " 'itHtNen Postponed
, Special to the Gazette.
wrATuRRFoRp, TEX, Aug. 2s.--Judg,
Is.ckham is wrestling with the criminal
docket this week, aud several important
cases have been disposed OF.
The case Of the State VS.. Fred De-
Smith, charged with completely in the
killing Of James Lee by j. II. MILF
ken, In June last, has been put on until
the next term of court by the State for
want at material witnesses.
The State rs. Howell Ellis, charged
with the theft Of Dr. w. y. Mackiuzic's
horse, was tried YESTERDAYS. II ~ very
singular case, and ,short history vi il
would perhaps be interesting. On the
night of the lst NJ April, 1854, u man
came to the sesidepcc of Doetors Mac
kinzic & Maskmzie, In this city, and
stated that q faulty of mUters wsn
campcd about tkspe or four mies west
Of town, that thcp had n very sick child,
and were greatly apnecd of physician.
~ first they hesltir,ssd about golnlI with
nm entire stranger, but finally DIR. Wy.
Mackenzie consentctl 10 20. With he
was catching his horsc aud preparing to
start, the fellow went ia the house and
talked several minutes with DIR. JohlSR.
Mackenzie and his wife. AS soon as ne
necessary preparations, were made, the
two mcunted and started for the seems
OF the alleged sick child.
When about two miles ftom town tn,
doctor heard the omnous slick al pistol.
and received the summons to ,li<mount,
WITH the cool statement hiAu Shc sick
childwas % myth, and that t,waS his fine
horse he wa. after The accommodating
disciple of Eseulaplus hastily cosnplied,
seeing that he was taken at disBtlyant-
age. The rohlper seized the iOiiE. and
put off into the darkness with HIS prize
Through tile efforts OF Dcptsts Sheriff
Henry Sisk tile horse was rccovtuotl, and
Howell EMS was arrested In Coolnuomnty,
charged with the abduction. piie case
came on to be hriUvd yesterday. llr W.
Y. and Mrs. John H. MacKing5h' both
stated on tie Witness stand that I1SiR WINS
the man. l}r .JohW ". Mackenzie NyssNeTy
positive that he'wis, also, but adsaitied
that II might be u ease OF mistaken iilout-
ity. The Testimony Of either of these
three witnesses in AIRY ordinary casa Il.
not to be questioned Their Vcracltp IL
unimpenchabie. In this county.
On the other hand ten or twelve witt
nesscs tcstife 3iin bellun of the accnxod
that at the time tha horse was talson,
Ellis was positively knOwn to them, to,
have been In a dlfferent part Of the com
try. 1t seems tc,haro been case OF Ilds-.
taken identity, and the iwry. brought ipaa
verdict of 'not gniltyn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

liuc Of the defendants road In the north
ern portion Of the county.
IN the district court 4. B. Daggctt
iiles his suit against W. II. Aidridge and
asks Judgment for $500 and for the fore
closure OF his vendors lien on lot
In Fort Worth.
II. ;. Broils sues X. ID. Wear ct al. for
$500 and asks that his vendors lien be
ioreclosed on lot in this city.
+. IL. Reynolds sues the Texasl& Pacific
railroad company and claims $40, 900
damages, on account of injuries received
while In the employ Of the company.
The petition alleges, that on the Path of
November, 1854, the plaintiff was in the
employ of the said Texas 4 Pacific Rail-
road Company, and that while he was MI.
ing the tender OF his engine with coal
from one oil the company's coal sheds at
Gordon, the shed caycd in, and he received
Injuries to the amount of the said sum,
100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
MARSHALI.

si~,nd to Keep Hsv shops wornsys ,Em-
ploycd ansh tsasines- hssBaut.
lilecinl to the Gazctir.
MARSHALL, TIA, Aug 2s.N--Ahu meet !
hG of the city colmen yesterday the ex-
scutiye committees appolntedlby the citl-
sens' meeting lasU Saturday. was au-
thorized to emploa lawyers asdutake all
Unnecessary steps rR~ard compSlling tho
fEasas 4 Pacific Railway company Go
comply with their contract with this
city. A COMMITTEES was also, appointed
toconicr with Cos. Ireland upon tho
saine subject. Orn people are aaunit In
this matter and tdse railway company
will ind out prcttV >oon that they mean
business, too. The "flngs" IN the Dali
las Herald IN rcgaWd TO this matter are
not very well rcllsRrd by our ttizcns.
Three bales OF nRNY cotton were sold
onour streets yesterday, bringing 81 TO
SIC.
M rejoice at thu resumptiaAIoi THE
td,NIETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Died.

Died.
Miss Lydia Jackson died at inc rest.
dence of Mr.. ]. NJ. Robbins, Wednesday,,
August goth, after IN Illness lasting Srty-
two days. Miss jackson came to Texas
IRON HuntiSgburg. Ind, December, leSB
and sor several mopth- stayed with fhc
family OF Rev, \. a. johnson, aud fron
there went t0 Mr. Robbins where she
had oidy been short while, when she
contracted that droad disease, pneumonia,
resulting In her lcath.. Miss LYDIA pos
sesScd Az the hCautlfuT traits Of chamc-
ter whichmakc II good n,d kind woman
hood, dclyibgl herself to- administer Ia
the wants Of othec. anu chou..h almost
stranger IN u saruuge land, stlll all
with whoru she cs,nc IN eOutact loved
and respected her,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
HONEY GROVE
la,NLiTrI

sus,sinl TO the Gazett1..
uoxpy Guovp Tpx Au.. % ,rb.
-.
lnrged their plati0sns and ave prepa red
te handle large asaantity OF cotton this
a.,son
uomey crovo h.. r,co,yod ,o,r holos 81
,,,, "a "'''~'
hsW COTTON lhf'afst was Nou2hI III On
Friday OF last week by J., A. Smith, viho
lives near town, and sold .a.W. ID. VIII
klns for ~ ccnts,per pound. Mr.. SaIth
also received nreinium OF. $40, making
the net procecds.nf the ban quite hand
some. The second bale WAS brought, ON
the next day by j. II. Fletcher
of Roxton, Lamar county, and sold to
w, G.. Reed az, 81 cents. Mr.. Fleteher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Cancer Of Tongue!
~ ouser an.~mbi Ing TlI4t Of Gcl

~ Ous.r as.smbl Ing ritat of Gen, Grantl.
somo tcON1ar- rs o hrd A,crofulous sore on
M riaht haaul whio gaVoaiJuc gre trouble, and
n aaSr the odd. time trcHtntDt was healed upk
anal supia.sah wa swcll. l. found, however.
it had nnly baum hrlN zen intNahc sNAtcm hy the
usesof potash lNsi ms rcutl lAtd In March, 1889.
II hrobn pn.'n my II ront, a,1 concentrated In
whNtH soma "a the dOO tors dnuvnnntcd cancer,
AVS plaC,tunr roatin,uM for this disease.
So,rn slN osc,.ve-n of he boat physicians Ia tho
C0nntry had ma At iii Crcnt times under their
chargo, Mn@nn them three specialists In this
lhnUg hnt An AFTER anotlac would exhaust
their skin AMI, tynp g, Tor y grow worse CON
tlnni1N l'R cancer had cHlcn through my
cinek ddeirCl ,dts the roof a my mouth aud
uIte,r liz, them Atiacko Il my league, pnlntc and
lower liz, de-traY ing II ~ palate and under liz
cntlnnly nusi hnli my 70 nguc, HatinR out 10 Tho
TOW oi,my lstt clscek one ard To the lett
eye. FrO,T ~ hearty robust, woman Of lao
ponnds ans utesaccd "a n muas frame of skin
and bonus, nlmnst upnb Ia ~ tuBR myself In bed.
! could nOaPsi a6y -Olit food, hat suOsistCd on
iuuids nralhnN tongue Sns 80 flr gone could
not talk, The nssguiSh uf mlpt and the hor,
rihlo suiicripHe, ~ body which experienced
nutcr can DO. eNe'slrd, 'GiNen npby physicians
10 AN. WI fnNa'hSs-c of ccovCrA ApOn the part
OF friends Avhnq-Sai sruunt my 's'lridc expect.
inrpery InD,s,uua tN be my last. In fnrt my
hiusband yund p1scc hi hnud i,M me every
nau,and thGntH AeN VIII ethics D SaH alive or
nat, ana tDne lsDc all dccldcii that life was
cdinot, On'l iu1, lsa,h was rcportud all over the
such waA my suetChed aud hr'bLs. condition
th1 first " last @ot,l'cr (lA9l. whom NY friends
commenced gllaHp me Swii ~ S'actsbe. Ia less
thnn u month the eating tnctr stopped aud
hnallDg eonmseund aud Oh Il afal aperture
Amy check beVn closet imlilnnaiy knitted
together, A pmafss of q nsw aIlur III Is pro
gTCaslng nncly,. and the tOnFiM which was
plinoAt destroyed II being rt.loVagvd, ana II
sapns ihnS uatisp IL supplying biWw tongue.
cin al "a that my friends clh rp1dlib I'M.
dcTstn ~ lun, fsuIl can eat aOid nod again. I
nm nbh to Mnik aSAonl whcrevcs nisaAC with.
nut tbs nsSlsiunne,pi Auy one, audlhavc gained
nifty r0nnds az hpeh. ~ this mxd1u the bless
ing Oh n merAInt Heavenly fsucr. ~ due TO
Swift'H Spuciin. am wonlrTfHnb marvel
20 all ms fItfnsIs. hundreds 70 whom have
knOvlt any intanee suffering a. have visited
me nny Affections. While ina MI entirely
welt, yet my preiiitndp Is mons ts0 leer degout,
and nm Cs4sildaut that perfiat recovery ~
nuvsip siglss II any doubt thoetiEt;s, would
reftH them as.Iion. John II, Trapbr, state sen
atcrod thir-s.istrct, who H. ny, lsftgbbor, IN
n ), Bratlasld of Ia Grange tss,, Dr TO any
other pcrt1ans living In the sqiahcrn part OF
Tnnpe coGsdy, GA. -
Mrs. MArnI.. CONFER
alrnnpe, Ga. May ~, lesA.
sold by all druggists.
1feMis,eOn blood and skin ,iii-eases uiallhd +
fase.
Oali on,snr Physician, No. LEW sd 81, ~
T. Constellation free. Tih ~~rrisrtritIa
CO., Drt.Ng g. Mianta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
The CITY NntIonai Bank.

The heat OF the crncible rchnes gold,
That man or that institution which
passes through severe trial and stands
the ordeal without loss of reputation is
established in the public confidence upon
a foundation of integrity that cannot be
shaken.
The City National bank OF Fort Worth
energies to-day from test that shows
how solid Is its structure. Difficulties
came upon it without warning, and
through no fault of its present officers.
To secure the public against any possible
loss the doors were closed until an OIL
cial examination disclosed its condition.
That investigation has shown surpris-
ing condition of prosperity and solidity
in spite of its recent losses by embezzle-
ment and has Inspired degree of conf
dence shared, perhaps, by NO other bank
ing institution in the state.
TO Col. A. NJ. Britton, the president of
the bank, Fort Worth is under obliga-
lions of deep thanks. His financial man
agement has shown rare ability, and
there can be no question hereafter OF his
position among the tiuanciers of Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
y Murderer csr~meu

At o'cloohai M, ruthc Nth Hastant,
a dispute aros- between W. e.. Taemp-
s'rNs cattleman in CIR W coua,s,, md u
nesso In his cmrioy, ma med MsSA ,CDlhin.
Az fsht cnsuc,s which resulted iu lire
killssg of Thouaason deputy Marshal
u H. Cabell ata Tom uorrcnr ut ,int
time were In that sections on cl - byDsi~
aess; Sud hearl,w- Of tss occsrcucu,,
Hcnt'tH' the camp where M killing cs.-
carftNll Nn the Noth Fork cf Rcd rlVcs.
ara arrested the rvtNlereft Last cvctt-
ingitheN passed thraugh this city, Asmg
the negtSe in charts. on hcir wsy To-
ia las fhe negro claims 10 haveyhined
The mpsom in self ets-ftnsc As Greer
comrivlis'dssbatable ppund, saU qucSsfon
arises Is tti- statA case CW.a trESd
Statestnses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
The Pickwick Abram Nave and wife,
VS. Ford, New Orleans, G. $. Ball,
Hamilton; Joe Sackman. New York; j NJ
Barnes, lack Swift, Dallas George W.
Weader, Plano; ID A Dixon, st Louis; G
Pope, Millersburg, Hyi K Lockhart,
Houston; & $ Ellis, Henrietta; Pearcy
Preston, Clinton: John j MetZger, Chica-
20; b Emmett, Milwaukee; w A Grubbs,
j b Greer, st Louis, Cd Smith, Austin,
Mos G NJ Lusey, Bowie; l. Frankel, TT
Griffin; j n Browning, Moheetie.
At the MansonS---A w billiard, Pc
cos; j w fuller, Wills Point; Chester
Flournoy, Ark; Robt Lyner, Wichita
Falls; 4 c Henderson, Birdyille; w II
Kerr, Boston; j c Harris, city; II Cum
mings, Parker county; t Sciamonds,
Parker county; u Tickery, WaXahachei
Thos Roberts, Dallas; n. J. Graf, Mag
nolia, Ark; L Conway, Galveston; J c
Patton, Nashville; W J J Terrell, Gle
burne; J q Hoetzcl, Ed lloopworth, cityi
l. & Juneman, Galveston; G Frcssell,
Texas: !. Alsobrook, Bowie; w Penn,
Bowie; VIM Groot, Harold; J Blggard,
Philadelphia; NJ A Chambers, n Y; w Il
Ford, city; Ii w Brown, Longyiew; n q
shelby, Austin; r NJ CLARK, Boston; A
McDermitt, New Orleansi A Taylor and
wife, Hollandah, Miss; n l. Stinson,
Jacksboro; j L Dodson, st. Louis; Mrs
Brown, Sherman; Mrs Duffy, Sherman
Roy Duffy, Sherman; w II Hudson, Kop.
perl; c NJ Hurley, city; T. II FOLEY,
/ Denison; 5 c Gordon, Kansas; A Kirk
patrick, sherman.
At the Grand Central; Cow 7 Schre'
myer, San Antonio; NJ A Dillworth, Con
zales; J A Dorey and w. II. Goats, bal
! las; Ben I Gillett, DesMoines, lowai JOIN
Witt and n s Bourd, Mckinney; J IL Gil
more, New York City; James i McLaugh'
lin, Richmond, Vas John Cunningham
San Antonio; w Is Gearhard, Keokuk
Iowa; Otto Schmidt, Sedalia, Mo- Is J
Leonard, Abilene; g w Hodges, junction
City; Miss Lucille Kirby, Arson, Tex
Ed Sharp, Bosque Go, Tex; W ) Morgan
and j + Settle, Corinth, Miss; ! j Holt
yet and Ed IIoxworth, Cleburne; ex-Go'
q T Bell, Tenn; John l. Wheat, sheriff
Edwards Co, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
NOTES.

Isaac Henderson, u negro, was ar.
rested and jailed yesterday on charge
of aggravated assault and battery, COM
mitted ON one Bob Hunt.
A runaway street car team created
quite an excitement on Main street yes
day. Fortunately no damage WAS done.
The work of improving Rusk street
will be commenced at once. Let the
good work 90 on.
About II O'Clock last night an alterca-
ton took place on Main street, near the
Horsehead saloon, between one Cheese
Hensley and a hack-driyeF by the name oil
Harry Walker. No damage was done,
however.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
BOWIE.

Ssscisl 10 the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEXAS, August 2s.-Bnsiness
* gradually, but steadily improving.
Our merchants are making ample prcpar-
atIons for the fan trade. They are all
stocking up literally, and some are put
ting In heavy stocks of dry goods.
Bowie has an addition 30 lis business
In the shape Of drug store.
The Bowie COal company has taken out
two or three tons Of good coal from
their shaft mile from town. The com
pany will discontinue work In this for a
while, and sink shaft on the Tarpy
place, about a mile west of town. The
contract has been lei for tins purpose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Iniinely Death.

"A A"mfiy Death.
BsiA has claimed as n victim one of
Frghtest young men in our state. In
~ bloom of his life he was cut
4 saving behind him countless
nv WHO mourn his untimely taking
Asia short illness in Henrietta,
A@residence Of MIR. w. Il. Cur
y Nth of August, II. W. Curtis
3Nntol Paris, Tex, died. Mr.. Cur
~ Veen in failing health for several
y out none of his many friends
~ us end was so near, Only few
oeiore his death Mr. Curtis left
ny Tor a brief visit to the extensive
aaeh OF Curtis & Hickcnson in the
-asle, Where he spent a few days,
-nas 70 grow more and more feeble.
IN ~ ah effort to return to Fort
tsar, enere be had left his wife, but
strength rendered 1t impos-
a n Diu TO get beyond Henrietta,
= uled as stated above. His re-
M a W, brought to this city and con-
4 ~ so' y .helr last resting place in the
~ s.'i,ue'ery ON the 18th instant. Mr..
NV ,saves a devoted wife, to whom he
non,. married less than three years,
,ra sS ms death. He was universally
'u ny all who knew him, and those
I h, @ho Ne leaves behind will sadly
ims1 from the circles which he
\ ~ uurlng life. Mrs. Curtis is now
b, parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. w
al ~ ms city, and will make hei
y nome with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
BOSHAM.
special 10 The Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette
BoSHAN, TEX, Aug. 2s.-The new tax
rolls Of this county, just completed, show
an increase In taxable property slncc last
year 10 the amount Of sG93,5lS, and Of
persons who pay poll tax, o29. Total
value Of taxable property, SG,9Gl ,O57.
Several ARRAYS recently--eXplanation
the parties were drunk. Work T. pro-
crossing on the new iail In which 10 put
criminals, made by the liquor nmchlnc,,o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29

q very large cxtSAs. Proh. 'bitlon is
needed
The grand jury has been IN session
about two weeks
The criminal docket iif district court
VIII be taken up next Montisv.
-Four new store buildings ga The SOU, IRE
are about completed and the eynvre a. We
moving into them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-29
Fort worth Dusiness College

WIN open next Monday, August 81, with
a full corps of teachers. Business, Ens
fish. Shorthand and typc-writing-
Patrons are requested to make arrange
ments for entering pupils as early as pos
Slble, as only limited number can DC
accommodated In the English depart
ment; plenty of room in the commercial
shorthand and type-writing departments
There will he some one at the college
every day this week to answer questions
Persons out of,the city may address
+. 4. PREUIrT, President