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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-20

EOE RENl'-A NEAI COTTAGE, WIN
4 ave rooms, stable, orchard AGO Well OF
3o0i water, on HarwonduTeej, between ilOs.
JONES, Cotton Buyer 9u,l- IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-20

'ON hENI-ON n NICELY FU FINISHED
room, with southern exposure, suitable
% gentleman and lady, Apply lVlS Elm
'HDI. nnr1h--f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-20

WHENT 8 sUUMARD. Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
RAILROAD GOSSIP.

Passenger traffic on the Fort Worth &
Denver is constantly increasing.
An excursion of Missouri emigfanis
will arrive in the city tonight.
The prevailing sentiment: Give the
metropolis OF North Texas the headquar-
ters.
The freight conductors report n great
increase OF business during the past ten
days.
The south-bound Missouri Pacific pas
scngcr train was one hour and thirty min.
utes late last night.
The wcst-bound Texas 4 Pacific pas
senger train was three hours late last
night, caused by the wreck Of freight
train near Mincola.
We are reliably informed that the man
ayers of the Fort Worth & New Orleans
railroad will commence work in few days.
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock dirt will
be broken on Wheeler street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13

OUT. They arose about . O'Clock aud left
shortly after o'clock he sent his porter
TO The room TO clean, who, upon omen.
ing, discovered the fire, closed the door
and gave the alarm. 0''
Mr.. Theo. Holt Of the Gazette. who oc.
cupied the room adjoining TO and cast n,
that In which the fire was, heard loud
noise, and arousing noticed smoke ami
pieces OF burnt mosquito bar floating into
MS room through the transom, and upon
opening the intervening door discovered
the contents OF the room on fire.
Ihe only theory to be advanced is that
Mr.. Benson had failed to blow ont his
light and the lamp, in consequence ne.
coming heated, had exploded.
Mr.. VIM. O'Ncil, the efficient business
manager OF the opera-house, did some
most effective work and seems wen sat.
Ened with the result, notwithstanding
loser. .'fF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
Toilet Paper 10 Cents
A package at Wells drug stores.

Mansfield Male and Female college
viii open on Monday, the 9TH OF Septcm-
Der, 1885, with good faculty, and VIII
be ready 10 receive students In any de-
partnents OF mathematics, languages,
arts, sciences or music. The young ladies
will board with the president and viii be
under the special care OF Mrs. Collier,
whose long experience la the manage.
ment Of girls qualities her well for that
special work. The young men can ind
board with our best families. Our facll.
tiles are good and our accommodations
ample. Any one desiring 20 give their
children thorough and practical educa-
tlon can find no better place than Mans
Held college. We desire TO prepare
every student for u life work.
The thinking public viii certainly not
permit sensational and false reports In
regard TO the moral status Of our old and
respectable community 10 deter them
from supporting the oldest and best col!
lege Ia this part OF the state Such re-
ports are as malicious as they are false,
and they are false IN letter, false IN spirit
and false without mitigation.
JoIIS CoIJIER,
President NJ. NJ. and y. College.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
HONEY GROVE.

Renewed Interest In Religious Annirs q
Special to the Gazette
HoNsY GRoyE, TIN., Aug. l2,~-Rcv
4. j.. Fulbright of Arkadclphia, Ark, ~,
rived here on last saturday lie preached
in the Baptist church Saturday night,
Sunday, Sunday night and Monday night
lie left yesterday, going east
Rev, \. \, Norris, pastor of the Baptist
church, has just closed successful
meeting at Pleasant lllll,
Rev. j. b. Nicholson Is conducting a
very interesting and successful meeting
at Dial, eight miles southeast OF this
place There are two camp-mcctlpgs now
In progress near this place,
Little Joe, daughter OF our city clerk,
died few days ago, She was sweet
girl and the only living child OF her pa.
rents, MIR, and Mrs. T.. Marshall.
Capt w. Underwood, one Of our lead.
ing merchants, has sold his storehouse
to Il man from Hope, Ark, and ~ laying
the foundation for another fine house OF
stone or brick. Capt. Underwood has
been quite sick but is now convulcsccnt
There are now In course of con.
struction quite number OF residences
under auspices OF the Honey Grove Build
Ing and Loan association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
GALVESTON.
suicide of nm Englishmnn-- Damage suits
Compounded.

suicide of nm Englishmnn- Damage Suits
Compromised.
GALVESTON, TEN, Aug. l2.--Wiliam
Perm, an Englishman, aged forty-six,
committed suicide last night by taking
morphine, Perm, until his visit to the
worlds exposition, for the previous
three years was sworn to total abstinence
aud religiously kept his oath
ON his return il was noticed
that he drank occasionally but claiming
he could restrain himself, he resisted an
peals to renew his pledge. Sitting up
last Friday night with Il friend named
Olsen, who had taken an overdose of
laudanum, Perm gave full license to his
morbid appetite aud continued on a pro-
tracted spree until the fatal evening
when he took the deadly potion. The
morphine was in u locker at Oh
sens home aud II Is supposed that
Perm only intended to produce
sleep, but unfortunately took an over
dose, He was well aud popularity known
In the city, having for the last five years
been In the employ of Dr. Paine as coll
lector. His effects, consisting OF valuable
diamonds and Il bank account, are in the
custody OF the coroner pending advice
from his brother, who is u prominent
physician In London, England.
The damage suits against the Ire
mont hotel for the results of the boiler
explosion which occurred here last MAY
have all been satisfied by compromise
and the pending suits withdrawn.
Among the principal claimants were Julia
Waters, represented by Walter Wilson,
Esq; Mrs. Carr, wife of the deceased
fireman, represented jointly by Mr.Wison
and Wheeler 4 Rhodes, and Mrs. Cross,
wife of the deceased engineer, represent
ed by X. H. Mann. The aggregate of the
two last claims was $50, 900. The mother
of Cross resides In New Orleans
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
GEN. GEO. B. MCCLELLAN

". Through the City En- Route to Har-
rold on Personal business.
above well-known officer of the
0drll war spent several hours in our
1 yesterday morning, He left early in
EMmoon on special over the Fort
IA { Denver for Harold, from
r be goes to lardeman county on
sito the copper mines of that vicinity,
jieh he is largely Interested. Gen.
tellan Is the very picture of health.
or the appearance of being Il man
gmOre than forty years of age in
| Of ffty.nine. Since the expiration
BIZ term rs governor of New Jcr-
BE has been devoting most of his time
b. management of railroad and min
ntercSts, in which he is interested to
bat extent. He will return in about
|tkand will spend several days in the
} on visit TO old friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
A Bloody Riot.

BAY CRY, Micn, Aug. l2---Thls
morning about O'Clock telephone dis
patch was received by the sheriff saying
that the strikers had forclbly shut down
Carrier, Heath & Co.'s works and asking
assistance. He started with a
number of deputies and reached
the scene as the strikers were leaving
the grounds. He ordered them to
disperse, ut which they yelled and pro-
ccedcd to attack the posse, They refused
TO dispersc, whcrcupon he undertook to
arrest one of the men whom he thought
was u leader. The strikers interfcrcd
and for some moments great disorder pre-
vailed. Clubs were drawn on the officers
and they pulled their rcvolvers Sheriff
Brennan was shot in the forehead
by an unknown man In the crowd.
The ball grazed the skin ms the officer
happened to turn his head He also re-
ccived blow on the left side of the head
with club. lie fired two shots from his
revolver and few other shots were cx-
changed by the other officers. When
blood began to flow the rioters began TO
dispense In all directions. The deputies
arrested nine men and now have them in
jail. Three of the rioters were wounded.
This Is the first bloodshcd Since Che third
day OF the strike,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
THE HEADQUARTERS.

a Texas X Pacific Omciai Upon the sub.
iect.
\ well-known official of the Texas &
Pacific railway remarked to TnE GAzrrrr
reporter yesterday that Fort Worth is
sure TO get The headquarters OF the
Southwestern division of the Gould lines.
said he, "lf you do not get them Just nj
present II matters but little, for know
the headquarters If established elsewhere
VIII be but temporary. The higher OIL
cials favor this city for obvious reasons.
You can say,and with great deal of GER
tainty, that Fort Worth eventually, and
not long time off at that, will be the
Texas Headquarters of the Gould lines OF
railroads"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
MARSHALL.
james riiicry Granted n change OF Venue
other Notes.

JHMeH Euiery Granted a. change Ot Venue
other Notes.
special 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tx, Aug. lg.---.Iamcs Til.
lery, the man who murdered Or, Allison
at Longylew some months since, was
brought down from that place and
lodged In jail here yesterday, he having
secured change OF venue from Gregg
county, lie win be tried during the next
term of the district court, which conyencs
hcre next Monday.
The city council held meeting last
night and resolved itself into u committee
ofthe whole to walton the superintendent
of the Texas 4 Pacific railway here TO see
what that gentleman was willing To do IN
the way of opening up Bolivar street
across the railway reservation. Our
Bolivar street bears the same relation to
the railway that Houston street does In
Fort Worth
The council will also inquire into the
matter of removing the offices and ma.
chine shops from this point, and will take
such steps as 1t thinks best for the In.
tercsts OF the city.
Or. &. III. McGill was appointed tax.
collector for the next two years.
Col. l.. II, Russell, OF Denlsou, Is here
ON n visit.
The iron for the new compress has
nearly all arrived aud the work OF erect.
my Will he commenced next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
HOT SPRINGS.

Election FOR Constable-sudd.p pcn,h
Special to the Gazette.
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Aug, l2.-Miss
Julia Raymond, aged nineteen, the
daughterof Supreme Judge Raymond of
Fairmont, Va, while on brief visit to
the Springs died last night of congestion.
Her Illness was of short duration.
In an election for constable held YES.
terday, the Democrats were victorious In
straight party fight.
William llillomcn OF Salem, Mo-, came
mere some months ago and became hone.
lessly insane. He was confined IA cell
10 the county prison, where he died last
night of u throat disease. M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
|aar TEXAS POOL.
3. Railway Directory Meet
w ',sItation Over Presi-
y ~, ~, sealy's Telegram
che Gould system win
~. i"a md the POOL Yet be
i"' ,onsuinmnted'

~, Tx, Aug PA tcle-
.ocei,et here to-day from Pres
~ W. scsly of the Gulf, Colorado
,s,lway, now in New York In
with Could and Hunting
,,;ao the progress of
',o,lsttious. The Santa Fe
!. Immediately held a meeting
,..,od several hours, and from
y Re learned of events transpir-
aa q doors il is concluded that the
w. uaoued pooling arrangement will
ANIMATED. The late conference
mads was disrupted on the
IA a The perlod-tlme for which
wv sbould exist. The Santa Fe
~ .,,ed upon the Insertion of a
M agreement allowing roads
i.,,evitl,draw from the pool after
IAN giving sixty days notice, but
.alJ lines demanded Il straight i've
compact. J.,
4. nj city II was currently given
-,ilroad men that the Santa Fe
me- dscordant element, whereas
~ slnce come to light showing
4 y Could representatives purposcly
l.ld their approval to the siNty-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
Ell PAS0.
snccinl TO lhc linnctie

special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Ten, Aug, l2.-The grand
finale in the courthouse question was set
tied to-day midst much feeling. \ peti.
ton was presented to the commissioners
to appoint q. 5. Brewer superintendent
Brewer is the man who brought the
charges of fraud against Britton 4 Long
The vote stood IL tie. The county Judge
decided for Stewart, the present in
cumbent The decision was received
with cheers and Kisses.
In yesterdays election Hague, the
attorney ,asslsting the prosecution in the
courthouse cases was defeated for alder
man by one vote. Long was present
working against him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
success or Failure.

Five hundred business men have IL.
Gently given their written opinions ON
this important question. Only few OF
them have anything TO say about health
In connection with It, Health has more
TO do with success than most folks sup
pose. Many men have been wrecked by
dyspcptic stomachs and impoverished
blood. What a pity. Don't make fail
IRE of your life, Take Browns Iron Bit
tiers. DIR. j. Il. Morgan, Joplin, Mo-,
says, al find Browns Iron Bltters gives
entire satisfaction to all who use IT," So
do hundreds of other doctors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13

1t has been frequently remarked of late
that something should be done to effect
ually stop the practice Of firing off guns
and pistols in various parts Of the city AT
night, The recurrence of these sprees
are fraught with much danger to our clti-
zens who may by force OF circumstances
he in the vicinity OF the shooting at the
time of their reckless plays.
Another occasion for talk was furnished
last night about 10 O'Clock, when at or
near the corner Of Seventh and Throck-
morton some one emptied a siX-shO0ter
and hled himself out for other parts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
sporting aoo,,..

At no time Ia the history Of Fort Worth
has such large and varied stock OF guns
pistols, cutlery, fishing tackle, baseball
goods, ammunition, roller skates, walk
Ing canes and sporting and fancy goods OF
every description been displayed In this
city as at present exhibited AZ ADdersOn's
gun store. 4 visit 10 his establishment
VIII convince any one that be carries Tho
largest stock Of this kind west OF The Mis-
sissippi river. Manufacturers and East
ern prices duplicated, with frcightr added
Price lists mailed upon application, and
all are cordially invited TO call when visit
ing Fo1 Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13

among ron that II on the Lords sideyu
no VIII respondy Let all those that
WIN, however little they may feel that
.ley can do, meet with the ladies Of the
Moman's Christian Temperance union M
cumberland Presbyterian church ON Mon.
Gay evening next at o'clock: also be
present az the temperance praycr-meeting
10 he held at the same place on Thursday
afternoon from 1880 to $3.50 O'Clock.
Come aud help Us to "rescuc The nor
lshlhg, care for the dying, snatch them In
pity from sin and the grave
VIC ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
SELLERS ROGERS.
A Fort worth Lawyers Marriage IL, Wiz
ginia ON August n.

gini" on August ..
We clip the following from the Rock.
bridge County News of August I, pub.
llshcd at Lexington, Va, relative to the
marriage in that city on the 9TH inst. OF
one of the Forts most promising young
lawyers to former Texas lady:
Perhaps the most elegant wedding that ever
occurred IN Lexington took place AT the Pres,
byterian church on Wednesday last the ilth
inst. The contracting parties We're MIR. Robert
Rogers of Fort Worth, TEX, and Miss Lilly
sellers of this place
MIR. Robert 4. Rogers Is wcll and favorably
known In Lexington, having been student OF
Washington ana Lee university from 1919 IL
lsIs lie was graduated In law at the Univer.
SHY OF virginia. and began the
weston, Tex. lie moved to Fort Worth In 1881
aud Is now the junior member OF the firm OF
DnvlS, icall Rogers, firm having the Fort
Worth business OF several leading railroads In
addition 10 large general practice
Miss Lilly sellers came from Texas here
about fifteen years ago with her parents when
she was but n child and as she grew up among
US she grew In the estimation of the whole
community, taking u prominent place in the
sunday school and In social life which II will
be hard to I'LL, now that she has left us
The ceremony was concluded at the
church, which was beautifully decorated,
and the groomsmen acting as ushers
seated nearly 600 guests.
Alter the ceremony reception was
rendered at the residence of Mrs. Sellers,
during which many substantial and val
liable presents were rendered the happy
couple, and many other presents are
awaiting the arrival OF the bride in her
new home. The bride and groom left on
the $3.50 p. IN. Richmond x Allegheny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
FORGED CHECKS

fbai J. VI. Robinson is Charged with
Mnking-Jniled Therefor.
~ heiore yesterday morning one j.
Robinson, a wcll-known and hereto
highly respected young man of this
pity went into the saloon of Mr.. Jno.
fnan and after setting up the drinks
ne proprietor that he had no change
aim but would give him Il check
lold as collateral until he returned in
evening. Mr.. Hoffman took the
n, which read as follows:
foRr WORTH, TEN. Aug. 10, 1885.
Il Inders National bank will pay to j. VI.
nieh or bearer the sum Of Sl2.N.
W. +. \. HUFFMAN.
|A' young man failed to show
and upon investigation the
q was found TO be fraudu-
aud the officers Informed, who sue
|lea IN making the necessary arrest
Y Yesterday morning, and when
'yled another check, purportlng to
\ ueen signed by one Il. c. Harris and
~ upon The City National bank for
y ia'or OF J. NJ. Robertson and
|ruyIed 10, was found upon his person.
J , usu arrested with the latter check,
\ all knowledge of any such man
4. !, Harris, and insisted that he had
" attempted to pass the check, etc.
'Fpuly Sheriff Rowan Tucker made
sVlnplalnt, arrested the man and
sea him in Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
CLEBURsE.
Special 70 lbe Gazette,

Special 20 the Gazette.
CLgBuRNE, TIN, Aug. lZ.--A petition
Of nearly all the tax payers in the city
has been presented 10 the city council,
praying that body TO pay certain out
Standing notes held by the Gull, colarsdo
& santa Fe Railway company. The
city has heretofore refused To pay them
and the company has brought suit.
A hot contest Is being carried on Ia
the county commissioners court over
the opening of Port Worlh street between
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
THE OPERA.HOUSE FIRE.

a -os Which Was in Furniture, VIII
Ia Not Exceed $40.
a = ur al the opera-house last evening
N .~M'lortnnate termination, lnasmuch
2 i w. which might have resulted dis
'vu'g' vas confined to the articles of
4 4su's clone room and no damage re-
4 A~me building or loss to anyone
IN ,snh Mrs, BENTON, the lessee, who
4 M s's .,' IN New York city. A10
arhl was sounded at 2:80, and
Y panunent responded promptly, but
kfb1d Hall, however, for before they
/, ~ me scene Don Adams, one of
n n rY y elilcient flrcmen, had the pres
ssns tu. 70 seize and carry from the
knnsn,g, one of the hook and ladder
M Babcock extinguishers and,
EN- nose line could be run. Mr..
M, VIZ, Nlul the assistance of one or two
|atn,D' WV arrivals, had the flames under
Much alarm No.,
slelSn, Was given the people in
ones when 1t was learned that
N An Shaa'nonse was on fire. and grave
n, =, apprehensions as to the result.
mm aaoHe could be seen coming from
M a oeous windows of the second and
ndows anu from the large double
.npca immediately above the main
1. ana IN the room where the fire
~ n.. o. the burning OF a large part
4 and a,s Brussclls, part of the
81 Or h ,,,,l no damage was done to the
lt bee sae origin of the firc seemed TO
Gsi ma. mystery GAzErrI reporter
HlearpaoIa Mr.. sam BENSON, who it
"a. a ae was in possession of the
sscr,, ny said that he did not 20 home
,sl H., morning until I O'Clock, at
tossid l,,le a friend went with him,
sD Il 'Is ~ of which he lighted the
&, Of m,,. room. He was not in the
pu. slpr aAing a light ON going to his
lsqaI,@a % doing would tend TO draw
roaed ~ When they retired he sand
I lop AZ l'sht very low and blew In
'ss AM me chimney hard once or
supposed that the light was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13

The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good to The great
est number. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and is
a priceless boon TO the afflicted MOL only
does il positively cure consumption,
hut coughs colds, bronchitis, asthma,
hoarseness, and all Affections of the
throat, chest and lungs yield at once TO
its wonderful curative powers, II you
doubt this, get "A trial bottle free, NJ II
w Williams 4 Co sdrug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
Died,

Mrs. Louisa Graves, at her late residence
on Evans street, at Up. m, Aug. ~.
The funeral will take place at . O'Clock
this morning from the residence of her
sister, Mrs, Frank j. Robinson, southeast
corner of Bluff and Pecan streets. The
deceased was in her forty-frst year, SHE
leaves three orphan children and other
relatives TO mourn her loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
GAINESVILLE.

Special TO the Gazette
GAINESVILLE, Tx Aug. l2,.-Thc
commissioners court convened this
morning and awarded the contract to
build an iron bridge across Fish creek,
to the PENNSYLVANIA Iron and Bridge com
pnny of Beaver Falls, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Cannon lost their
youngest child, Walter, yesterday even
iug at O'Clock,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
sweet Rest Is secured
}y using Wells Mosquito Lotion. Price
IS cents bottle, at Wells drug stores.
Catch the THIEF,

Stolen from the residence OF George
Basye, two and a half miles southwest Of
Fort Worth, one bay mare, about ten
years old, very hcayy-built and In fine
condition, dim mark on one shoulder.
Supposed TO have been stolen by a young
man about sixteen years old, smooth
faced, white hat with leather band, with
rcd stripe marked in upper edge OF band.
Address all Information TO William NJ.
Rea, city marshal, Fort Worth, Tex
Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. II, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
ronr wonrlI. AZ. Aug. n. lsss.


To the Ladies OF Fort Worth:
DEAR SIsTERs--Who is there among us
that has never said, Thy kingdom come
and thy will be done ON earth as II is In
heaven" and did you ever calmly, thought
fully ponder in your heart It's meaningf
Are we not each and every one OF us fac
tors that 30 TO make up the sum total,and
is there not work for every mother,
daughter and sister in the land, especially
in our city, that shall help TO establish
and perpetuate this kingdom which we
ask TO have built up on earthg les,slsters,
you each have duty, and the ladies OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance union
wish 10 bring work before you that
is noble. elcyating, Christ-llke, aud not
alone TO yourself win the good be done,
but by your action and sympathy the
pain and sorrow OF hundreds of hearts
will be allevlntrd. We need your work,
we need your prayers, we need your
presence IN the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union The battle Is 10 be fought
aud the victory must be won. In the
name OF God, for fallen humanity, the
warfare is waged Now, "Who II there
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13

the adjacent property owners and the
people who will use the road.
Rev. W. u. stockton will in n few DAYS
delivcra lecture ON temperance, which
VIII be In the nature Of reply to MIR.
Mis- receni attack ON prohibition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-13
Notice.

Dick Wilkes Is no longer authorized to
collect accounts for me, or transact amy
other business In my name,
j. +. WILKEs.