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Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding orders drawn by the Seloctmen on the Treasurer of the town of Canaan, and bearing interest, tn present the same for payment at my office in Falls Village, Conn on or before the first day of January next, as interest on said orders will cease on ana after that date,
 J. LEE ENSIGN, Town Treasurer.
 Dated al Falls Village, Conn., November 16, 1sN5 3w21
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
WARD MCINTYRE,
B L AC K $ M 1 T H

At 0. NJ. Brinton's Shop, Falls Village, Conn. General Jobbing at Reasonable Prices. Carriages and Sleighs ironed in frst-class shape.
 SHoElSG m all it's branches guaranteed to be done in the best manner. Special atten= ton paid 10 interfering or ;ender-footed horses
 w- Al work Warranted
 Give me call. Sm21
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
THIS SPACE


 is reserved for A. l.. Brown < Son, Falls Village, Ct, who have secured this territory for the sale of Q new "Self-Feeding Boiler" for house heating, that can be managed as cas- fly as a parlor stove burning about the same amount offuel, requires no brick work and with which they guarantee to heat from Four to any number of rooms found in an ordinary house, for the same price as other parties are asking for Hot Air Furnaces. Information in regard to same cheer fully given. Write for
 CIRCULARS.
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25

Who can find any fault with the weather, this fall
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
E. I. TAYLOR,
 Clothier.

To all who are in want of Clothing for Fall and Winter we want to say few words. We have in our Fall Stock, selected with care and bought ao low as the lowest. We propose to sell it at prices that will allow us all a chance to live. We do not advertise 10 give it away or to sell il for less than cost; the public is growing tired of this kind of advertising. Every one knows, we ought to know that no merchant can afford to give away goods or to sell them at loss tunless damaged) We all want to make a living and do it in au honest way. We want to call your attention to 6 few things to be found st our store and ask you to call and see them.
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
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Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
Annual Report.

The Hartford X Connecticut Western railroad have filed the following report with the railroad commissioners
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
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FEES us OF SUnsuRupruON:

oae Year, strictly st, ddrdHce, s2.OO Sir MonthS, LOO
 Three MonftS, 50 Siaqle Coples, 5 s. q. BECK LEY. Editor and A'rop'r.
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
AUCTION! will sell at Public Auction on FRIDAY, NOV. 27,
 tho following stock; 10 cows,

some or which are coming in this fall. s Two-YEAHS-oI.D KEEPERS, In calf. l HEGISrERED IEoLsTEIN HuI.L, Vne year old past, of Ha good breeding as there is in this country.
 Several Berkshire Breeding S0ws, and one Boar, and lot of ptRs-no better Berkshiros tn New England Also, if not sold at private sale,
 tPAIR OF YOUNG HousEs. siN years old, well matched. sound and kind. and all right in every respect
 Snic to begin nt o,otooE r. M. Ca No poatponoment on account of weather.
 HARIsY sED0wICK. Cornwall Hollow, Ct. awak
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25

HouSe Patent Scroll Saw. WING between saw - b'aic aud arm.15 , inches. m lost motion, Mperfecl t,rsiun on saw blade. positive blower, tiltiug table Tor inlaying, un rroub G from the saw blades heatiug. and easi- ct running machine in the market.
 A T5c Hand Drill. with six drill points, a 25c Screw-driyer. patterns worth $l and one dozen saws with each m chine. 'r'cu complete, Ss. St nd q ic for a 36-page. iilurtrat-
 q catalogue Of Scro'l |. saws, New Designs, &c. ? 4. II. PoMEi or, # 220 Asylum St; eet,
 HARTFORD. CONN.
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
Business Cards.
J.n. IIAItD1.NuEItaIt,

A TruRNEY and Counsellor Rt Law. Judge oi A i'rahatc. etc. Canaan. Conn,
Connecticut western news., 1885-11-25
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OR HOW

OR HOW The Connecticut Western News Gives its Subsc ribers and Advertisers VaIne Received for their Money.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24

BfahentSal nno GluuIsn, sesen 400 Srg.
Dem 9errn gouis Stdrte.-Siir bic Sduls
aus9a6en psrSen pro 4 Srimeiter 1885
%. 900 Srs. bewiQist. = Die ginnabmen
uno ausga5sn BET Stiftuns gescatore be-
lieien iid pro 1884 auf lie, 9l5 Srs., bas
@eIammtoerm5gen betdrft l9 iebt auf
$4,000 6rs. = els 1olteu Iiir sic
golfs5d5Iuns in Ser StnSt 9ursmbnra
perScn 1000 6rS. b%spiIist. lSr. Martba
bebt beroor, buB baS poriss WPal uieIe Srrs
tbiimer unterIisfcn. go fanS Ser IoIiseis
tpmmiiiar iibsr Is, 900 giuwobner, wabs
renb bic @OIfssdblurg nun Is. ZOO aufs
mics. - Die Ginnabnten bee j3olIuereins
werben bsfanntIi9 auf bic Girrpo6ner,abl
6e5 3oQgebiets gIeidmdsis pertbeilt: anf
SO 6rs. iabrIi9 beIdait F6 ser G5eiI
zines isben Ginwo9usrs. Mir iaaoen rnz
fern Staats UNI 10 rtslnal 9 Srs., ais
uniere 9olt5,dbler ginpobner III wenis
sdblen. - Die pa.ante Stsle bes WalSz
f0rifers wiro benz bisbertgen 60riter in
MSsoorf 9errn Geiter iibertraaen. 8 Gans
biooten batten ii9 ssmslbst. = Sm @ans
sen iinb 397 Sunbe in 0uremburg beiteus
ert, mas $685. Srs. einbrinst. - Oie linz
ternebmunS bes 9si9eutransportes wirb
fir 8 Sabre benz bisberiesr unteruebmer
Srn. M. @orre fir ben Ersis BON 1000
Trs. idbrIi9 iibsrtrusen. Ssrr s. g.
GnebSen 5atte 400 Srs. angsboten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24
Sngembnr8if6es aus Seisien.

Der SnSuifrieTIe Serr ". gaus
iarb BON Seuin lit gum Sitter bee 9sopolbs
Orbens ernannt wOrben; ebenio Serr 8.
lambert, Irlt su gouiaon.
6. Bocarb lit gum S5SiIen ser @es
meinbe @rouuiQe ernannt worben.
Serr Gourtois 1T gum Sd6fIem
Der Stabt Nrlon ernannt worben unS 6err
pOacin gum S36ffcn Der geneinoe guss
non.
Der ird ere 9 emeinbsIe6rer
Ser &eii9, susIei9 @emeinbeeinnebmsr
gu Bebo, 1T ais Entertaining fir bie ieit
80 Sabrsn seIeiifstsn Oienite nit benz
giirsertreuS eriter GIaiis becOrirt worbsu.
gu SoIlanse bra6sn Siebe in ben
gfarrtelsr Elm unb ita5Ien cine sewife
0uantitdt 9ebersmittel. Der Yerin1, IN
bic Rir@e oes Srtes einsubrirsen, i6lus
febl.
Ole ,Semaine religieuse" pubIisirt
eiue Cite Der 9ouaticnen, bic fir bas neue
tatboIiI4e SoIesium in Girtpn sema9t
worben iinb. 9Sir bsmerten barunter mebz
rere Iurernburser prisitsr nit nambaften
Summsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24

9tep. Moes celebrate, unb na6 elmer Gin,
ipra9e bes bo9m'ite ten 8iiGofs @ilmoul
wurbe Die beSasIide pdpflihe Sule per'
teIen. Or. Weoes modte bdrauf bic pro
fessio fdei ms Der bo9in'ite Yti9oi be,
fleibete i'm nit ben Sniignien ieiner neuer
Wiroe. Or. Moes pur6e i'm Sabre 1914
gu gous i'm @rOB9ersostbum 2uremburg
geboreu, 1867 gum Nytefter eswsibt unt
1T Ieit 1870 &ector bss st. Marieaisni'
mars. o. j.
aus Sre6erif, 0atota, i@reibt
man uns, Sab bic @ssenb. bic i5on gum
Gbeil in 1882 angeiieoelt maro, Sort:
idritte madt. Der 8obeu lit BON gutter
Bei9aifenbsit; reid uno i4nars. @s
wiro bier auf Nsubru9 uiel Sla9s seso.
gen, Der gut sebsibt nnb Cen 6armern es
erm0SIidt, i9ren WsiSen bis gum Srii6iabr
su balten. slabs fOitet bier 81 Bis 80
@ents. Die grnbte mar bisber nod iebes
Sabr gut. Sn Greberif sibt es nur cine
Stride, unb bas lit cine tatboIii9e. Oort
lit mcuatli1 einmal @ottssoienit, ben
0teu. Gain uon 2ibsrbsen tbut. Qurems
burger sibt cs ni5t p;cte bier, Sie msitsn
iinb uon bsr anSeru Ssite (bsr Sauer unb
MoleD.
Das aus 6ss Serrn Mat5.
Gbiltssn gu Sc Mars wurbe Oienitas Mits
tag lester ISOLDE beinabe elm Raub Der
6lammen. @s i9eirt, ais OF, pibrenb
Serr unS Trau Sbiltsen bsm Bss,dbniB
bes Setter 2ewis beiwobnten, bic iunsen
Gbiltsens in einem S9lafsimmer nit
Seuer i~pielten. Sin Bstt gsrietb in 0ranb
unb wdre Ssrr GbiItSsn ni9t redt;eitig
beirnsetebrt, ober bdtte er ni9t cine sroBe
@eiitesseseuwart bspieien, 10 ,pSre bic
6amilie in penisen Winutsn oboadlos ses
weien. Die Seaersloden ldltsten unb bic
26idmannidaft mat int Nu aaf Den Bel;
men, bod mar beren Oisnif ni1t In Mns
ipru9 genommen, bd einige elmer Wafer
bic 6lammsn beiiest batten. 6. 80. 81
Go~rrcipunSen;.
Guclib, Eolt 60, Winn., Gop. 10. 50.
Im 10. b. Mtts. itarb babier, wobI per.
feben nit ben 81. Embellishments |, 0os
minique S6ortgen i'm boben Mlter pom 81
Sabren, A Wonaten unb 90 Gaseu.
Oerielbe no i'm Sabre 1894 an II.
Stunt IN lloanse Bel arIon seborsn unb
wanberte i'm Sabre 1861 nit isinem
S9wieseriobn 80. Bisuer. isinem Sobne
Senrp unb ieiner To9tsr 4nra Waria nod
Imerifa, mo er ii1 i'm Staat @isconiiu,
unueit BON Sort Waibinston, niebcrlisB.
SIN Sabre 1866 iiebelte er mad Wabaiba
@suntp, Minn., unS IN 1881 mad BoIt
County I'M ielbsn Stuate aug, mn nun
feline fterbliden @sbeine in Der Wutter
Groe S6ooB sebettet iinb. MSse sr
ruben In 6rieben! Omen. M. 6. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24
Suxe 8 s.
8creiniste Staaten.

Der @abrbsitsfreunb" idrsibt: &sp.
". VI. Moes, Yrdiioent beS ct. Mariens
ieminars gu @IeueIanb, lit bstasntIia pom
nnierm bl. Water SEQ XIII. vin Mnbetradt
teiner S,mtinenten Serbienite ais prifbent
Der %9snannten @nitalt, ieiuer sroben SrSms
misteit unb ieines Offers fir Sie Sa6e bes
9laabems nnb enbli9 In 9lnbetradt bes eb.
renpoaen !3eusnifes, bas Der bo9w'ite
Diidof @iImour wdbrenb ieineS ietten
Ueiu4es IN &om file benieIben ableste,"
gum Doctor Der GbeoIOsie ernannt worben.
Die feierlide Snpeititar nit benz Ooctorat
fanb am Donneritas, ben IL. Nop., i'm
ct. Warienieminar TN 8eiiein pom etrpa
rs Prieitern aus alien Tbeilen bsr DiSeeie
ffatt. Na9 benz Ieuitirten 9O@amte, bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24
@rObbersoetbam.

2uremburg. @m 5. Nop. fanS Dor
benz Miiiienbofe bas Observation-Disclosures
gegen ben friibereu gtotar @amiu Stunt aus
@apeuen itatt. Die gnflage lautete auf:
6dli9ung Don autbentii6en unb ofientls
Saubelss, Gaufs uno 8rioatibriftiiiden,
0ebrau6 BON sefdli9ten S9riftitiden,
DRiB6rau6 oes SutrausrS uno Yrelerei.
Der slnsetlaste, pel6er fii9tis lit, wurSe
81 20 Sabren ~Smansserbeit unb ;u Soften
perurtbeilt.
Im IS. OCTOBER muroe' Der 22s
idbriss Sobann S9neiSer su @bnen pom
einem @enbarm eridoiieu. Sdneioer urb
mod sipei iunse 9eutc pon 6eliant (&reis
Saarbnrs) tamen sesen 10 ll5r @benbs
in etwas ansebeitertem 3uftanoe aug elmer
Wirtbidaft un6 molten in tbr Suartier
se5en, no iie ais 9aseIO6ner BEL Der Graus
benleIe ausbelfsn ionten. Gin Der Moiel
i~teIten He iid auf, Inn elm 9isS9en gu fins
gen. Oa eri9isnen suei @snoarmsn unb
seboteu &ube. gs Tam suerit sum @ort
ue9iel unb idlieblid ma9ten bic @enbar:
men pom ibren &euoluern @ebrau6. S9nei:
Der erbieIt eiuen S1uB in bas Uein, NOR:
auf er fiel nnb li9 iammernb auf Der Grbe
wdl3te. Der cine @snoarm tritt beran,
ersreift ben llngIiit,i9en uub idieBt i'm
gssen bic Stirn. S6neiber mar iofort
cine 2ei9e. = SIS lit bies cine moroe:
ride S4anbthat, elm @ft rober, gemsiner
Polijeipiufiir, bic wabrli9 nidt Sur 9l9s
tuns sesen bic v8a9tsr Der Orbnuus une
Si9erbeit" beitrasen wirS."' go i6reiben
Die trierii9eu SIattsr. Oie 9ursm5arser
9reiie iteut ben 9orfau bar, ais babe Ser
@snoarm aus Notbwebr sebanSelt. Die
Sadie ut nod ni9t FLAX. Dob mar alei6
anbern Gags bas @eri5t Don ~2arembura
an Ort unb Stele uub ba wirb ii6 bic
Wabrbeit balb Seisen.
Aus Der Ninettsqeaeno in
9urem B urs. Gnbe Oftober. 0as Die
SeIoarbsiten in ~unierer @sssnS anbelanst,
10 geben bisielbsn iset almdbIi6 i6rem
@nbe entsesen. !Snfolse Der g~iinitieen
WitterunS Der letteu Gage lit Die Rartof.
~felernte beinabe beenbist. Sm glgemei,
men iinb bic Rnouen IN unlerer @eaeno
SiemIi9 gut geratben, 70 baB lie Die Seller
fat bis o6en an fiaen. gtuf sinisen Sci.
bern batten bic RartoiieIn peaen Der nalen
8itteruna bereits bur9 SauIntB g%elitten.
Wenn nidt balo gutes Wetter eiu9etreten
ware, 10 wdre Der S6aSsn Elm bebeutenber
seworbeu. Das .wo9enlang an6altenbe
Hegenwetter bate beionoers has 8eiteuen
Der 6eIoer fir Die Winteriaat iebr uer,Ss
CERT, unb bsfir9teten bic QanSleute wisSer
boS 9intreten zines %ynalien Serbiiss".
Oo6 bat bic trodene unb ansenebme @its
terans Der Ietten @o9e bisie 0efir6tun.
gen beieitist unS wirb bic @interiaat in
einissn Tasen bier gang beenbist fem.
@m OesIims bat fi9 i6on Gnbe
October nebit Sroft aud Der erite S9nee
seSeist. 9aien unb &ebbibner CAB es ties
les Sabr piel, aber bic Witterung MAJ ben
Sdsern ieIten siimitis. Sn SeIsinsen wurs
ben I'M @an5en 26 Saien, ll5 Ielbblbner
anb ! Birtbabn sef9ohen. Die &rams
metspSssl waren 5. s. bier ~isItsner ais
ionf.
Tom l. Sanuar bis 80. Sept.
1885 baben bic Wilbslm : 9uremburser
Babnen l64,500 6rancs mebr einses
aommen ais I'M slei@en 3eitraum bes @Ors
iabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-24
Saar, Ifoiel, Gifel unb 6unsrid.

Gin @utsbeiiter bate in Met
800 SET. perloren. Sin Solbat ianb bas
@eIb unb er5ieIt 40 Mt. Tinoerlobn.
SIM na ten Sabre wirb Der Babns
bof uon OieSsnboftr persr0Sert unb
Oisntuo9a n en- FIR oas 6abrpsrlonaI ers
ri9tet. Son ben Iorarbeiten fir Sic
Sabnitrs6s GiroB.M opeuures 0asenSinsen
perlautet ni9ts. - Gin S0ritersfo5a, ueIs
der bic Oienifunfticnen isines Yaters ii9
aneisnen wOIte, idOb auf 8 Srauen, wsIde
i'm Walbe Bel 0ieeen5ofen 6ol5 Iudten.
Sine Srau wurbe bebeutenS permunbet.
Im 20. October entitanb in 0eis
msIinsen BEL @aISpieie cine 6susrsbrunf,
bic bas Inlpeien bes Mderers unb Waaners
grettna9er total in ai9s lsste, wdbrenb
feline 6rau fd i'm @o9enbstte bsfanb.
Na3 aQem, was man bort uub mas bic
2eute, bic suerit CUR Stslls uaren, laaeu,
1T es nit Der 9r0Bten @abri9einli4teit
an;unsbmen, baB bsr 6iGbr. Sobn Der Bes
i9doistsn in Der S9eune ieines Yaters nit
Strei9b0l;eru ssipisIt uno 10 ben 8ranb
beroorssrufe ZEN bat.
Sn bas Oorf S3IeibweiIer
(Rr. Vitbura) famen am 2. Nopbr. sesen
gbenb 2 sroBe WiIoi9peine nit Is tleiz
men selaufsn. SIS entwifelte iid cine
wilbe, luitige Sdso isitsns Ssr @auern, wos
BET 5 gorltentrd9er ben @ubeln, Meiern,
aerten unb St0deu gum Spfsr fielsn.
Die Weinleie in Srauneberg bat
an Montas, ben 2. Npu., ~5egonnen.
Erotoem bieier 9erbit elm s~erinses S.uans
tnm %liefern wiro, mar Die 6oBoaubenpers
ftsiseruus Der @sinseieai5aft .WoieIa"
in Ouismonb isbr gut beiu9t uno IS murs
ben iebr bobe preiie beSabIt unS swar bis
Su 35, so W. oas Subsr. - Die Traubens
lele 81 @IOtteu ersa6 Z sssen porises Sabr.
TielIa9 rpnroen Sraaben p%srtarft gu II
10 @lt. pro Gsntner.
Die neme Bride III 9anaiur aebt
ibrer Sousnouns eutgsssu, Ifeiler unb
BoSen iiuo fertis. Dan lit felt 8o9eu
nit Dem obern Sbeils Der Bride bei9iIs
tiSt. !3oifentlid miro bisieIbe nod in biss
lem Sabre Dem Sertebre iibsrge5en.
S9a6e lit es, eab is stpaS idmaI wirb,
10 ba6 Smci @sipdnns uibt gu Slei9er 3eit
bic Srilde paifiren s0unen.
Gin s0iGbriser 90 q m in @toss
tdnnden bate GiHen iber ben 0urit ges
t%runtsn, legte ii9 ms Sett uao ifedte tins
uoriiGtissr @eiie nit Der 9ampe icin gett
on. go fanb man i'm Morssns nit leis
mem Bette uertObIt.
Sa WelIen bat man isst wieosr cine
MoielfSbre sinssri9tet, mas Der 9rifsns
solsinnabme @~reusnmadcr8 weisntIi5su
abbru9 tbut.
Sn Saarlouis paiiirte eiu iarets
li9er l%lngIidsfau. Der psnlipnirte 3euss
bauss8 iidienma9er Msmus, elm Wann
uon 20 Sabren, wollte elm @las @ein
%trinten, ersriff iebod irrtbimIi9 elm @las
NIT garbolidure, aus meldem er sinen
ovOeniIi@sn S6luf uGbm. N2it sinem
S9rsi iiirste er Az Sobsu. Ierstlide
9ilfe mar iofort CUR Steue. cine Mfassns
pumpe wurbe angeiett, isbo3 eriolslos;
na9 brei SisrtelifunSen Der qualpoIlteu
seiSen erlas Der grsis Ser Sersiftans.
Die TraubenIeie beginmt Inc
&beinsau, @albrad, DuiemonS, Grabsn,
Trarba9 uno 8raunebers am 2. Nou., in
8erntaitel bssinnt bann erff Die Yorlele.
SIM &beinsau iinb bic Traubsn nod bart
anb isbr serins ~porbanbeu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
TUNNELS.
Fatal Shooting ARRAY Over Some
Sheep in Runnels County.

pocial,
RUNNEI4s, TBN., March 81 In the
southeastern pant of this county, sun.
day, a difficulty occurred between
Richard Waggoner and a Mr.. Coker,
which resulted in the former shooting
the latter, the ball tskiug effect in his
left hip, and dividing on the hip bone,
one half OF the ball lodging in the
spine and the other supposed to have
gone through or lodged In the bladder.
There is no possible chance for him to
recover. Mr.. Waggoner came to town
last night and surrendered to the
officers this morning. He was
taken before Judge Wiliipgham
and wsiving examination he was
placed under $1,000 bond 10 await the
action of the grand jury, 1t appears
that the difficulty arose over a sheep
trade. About q year ago Mr.. Cocker pur-
chased of WsggoDer one hundred head
of sheep at IS so per head He was to
pay for them in services S25 per month
until paid for During the winter
about one-third of the sheep died, and
Mr.. Coker wanted Mr.. Waggoner to
buy the remaining number back at
the price given which he refused TO
do. Waggoner claims to have done
the shooting partly in self-defense
Both men are about thirty years of
age. WaggOner ia unmarried.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
MARAUDING REDSKINS.
The Indians on the Winnebago Res
ervatIon UP in Arms.
TUE tETTLER IN DANCER.

THE sETTLER IN DANGER.
PIERRE, DAKOTA, March % The
Indians were at work on the WI ne
bago reservation last night Stocks
and buildings are being burned all
along Cbeppelle creek, and the lives
of the settlers are threatened. Maj
Glvan has telegraphed TO Pierre for
aid. A. sheritf's posse well armed
has gone to the scene of the trouble.
Clarancs Ankle defended his house at
the peril OF his life and succeeded in
driving the savages of temporarily.
Trouble is brewing ell over the
reservation Bufialo.Ghost and Spirit
in-the. Middle, sme-Kuet), are the
ring leaders In the instruction.
DIFFERENT TALE.
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 25 The
Dispatches Pierre, Dakota, special
says: There ia no trouble on the
Winnebago reservation. Twenty In-
dams passed through the reservation
which scared few timid settlers, but
no violence "f any kind was done"
TROUBLESOME DOMINION INDIANS
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, March %
Late advices from the West state
that the telegraph operator at Duck
Lake has been made prisoner and
locked up along with other prisoners.
No harm has been offered them, nor is
likely TO be. The reoels have not at
tempted to take Fort Carleton, which
Ia strongly garrisoned by mounted
police. 1t Ia saidthe Djmiuion govern.
ment has decided TO appoint com.
mission to confer with the rebel half
breeds and Indians relative TO their
claims. A settlement of the present
difficulty will doubtless soon be
brought about without bloodahed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

alibi. They have proven by several
witnesses that John Knight, the man
nov on trial, went to church with bis
mother ON the night In question, and
che has testified that he slept in the
house with her all night. n
younger brother also testifies
that the defendant slept all
night In the same bed with him on the
night OF the murder. Each step in the
trial IL being holly contested by able
counsel on both sidts, and the result Is
awaited with intense interest.
Messrs. Duncan & Hogg are prose-
cutting for the state, aud Col. w. w.
Spivy of Henderson and t. n. Jones
of this city represent the defendants.
Heavy rains fell here last night and
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
A PREVENTIVE
or Typho- Mslarial Fever and Cur
for Rheumatism at Last
Dlscovorad

BY the firm OF Hughes Bros, manu-.
featuring chemists OF Dallas, Texas.
This enterprlsing firm have for the
last five years been engaged in the
manufacture Of baking powders, wines,
cider, vinegar, etc. DIR. Il. II. Hughes,
who presides over their laboratory,
has for the last forty years been en-
gagged IN tho study and practice OF
medicine and chemistry. They also
have Ia their laboratory Prof. Geo. G..
Calhoun, who has for many years been
"a teacher OF chemistry, also Mr. j,
Price Warrick, agraduate OF chemistry
in the University Of Philadelphia.
These gentlemen In manufacturing
the various articles already mentioned,
have found II necessary TO combat Elk
cessive lamentations, whether vinous,
acetous or alcoholic, which have ever
stood IN the way OF successfully man
nfactufing wine, vinegar and alcohol
in our Southern climate, The expert
mepts have resulted in the discovery
of an agent which completely obviatea
this difficulty. This agent Is the ex-
tract Of the bark OF tree indigenous
20 the state of Texas. Carrying their
experiments still further, they have
ascegtained thnt this same extract
as completely controls the only re-
mainiug fermentation known to the
arts and sciences, viz: Blood fer
mentation, which Ia the cause OF fe-
vers as well "a OF rheumatism. This
agent they have combined with the
extracts Of ginger and lemon, thereby
rendering Il most efiicacious as web
rs delightful aud palatable beverage.
1t Is not only one OF the best tonics In
it's effects, but the use OF 1t etfectually
prevents typho-malarlal fever. At the
same time II Is u sure cure for rheumA-
tism. DR.. Hughes Extract OF Lemon
and Ginger 10 put up In cases OF two
dozen bottles, and can be found at all
ilnst-olass drug and grocery stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
Pence Wire.
Half a million pounds barbed and
smooth wire for sale, cheap.
w. A. HUFFMAN IMP. Co.

why the unprecedented popularity
Of Silver Loaf Baking Powder? n has
been frequently asked, and the an.
swer is found in the guarantee of J. III
Brown that every package is chemi-
cAllY nure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
The Illinois Scna,orshIp.

SPRINatIELD, LII, March 25.-In
the joint assembly to-day only the
Republicans voted, although Haines
announced the roll-call. Slttlge ex-
planned that hereafter he would for a
limited time vote alternately for Logan
and Washburne, and on the first ballot
he voted for Washburne. Logan re-.
ceived 80 votes. On the second vote
Logan received 100 votes, Mcmillan
not voting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

smith, Thompson & Carl, who have
large produce houses at El Paso, TEX.
Kansas City, Mo, and Albudueroue'
\. M, are now buying eggs at this
pace TO ship in car lots. Dealers should
correspond with or meet Mr. i. a
smith, who will be in charge of their
business here, They viii use the cot.
t ton compress building at foot OF Main
street for warehouse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

mat Silver Loaf Baking Powder
!h TAKEN position side by side with
the leading brands in the market. eyi.
aences the merit claimed for II by The
manufacturer. ~ ens
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26
For Sale or Rent.

/ offer the "City elevator" and ad-
joining warehouses, situated on the
Texas Dc Pacific railroad track, having
a storage capacity of % 900 bushels, for
sale or rent. All the machinery and
buildings in first class condition. and
a fine trade already established. For
further particulars inquire of
n G. BROOKS.
Fort Worth, March 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-26

The ingredients that enter into the
composition Of Silver Loaf Baking
Powder are guaranteed chemically
pure, and TO this 10 attributed its un.
precedented popularity wherever il
has been introduced.