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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
Political Pointers.

1t is said that Miss Cleveland and Mrs
Hoyt, sisters OF the President, are both re
publicans.
Secretary Manning has promised that G.
.. Sears viii not be appointed collector oi
the port at Louisville
A j. Anxier, U. s. marshal of Kentucky
has resigned.
The republicans of Cincinnati nominated
Amor Smith, jr., for mayor
The republicans of GAINESVILLE, o., nomi.
mated j. c. Gillespie for mayor.
Texas senate will leave prohibition to the
vote Of the people.
Carter Harrison was renominatei by the
democrats for mayor Of Chicago.
A writ OF error was granted by Judge
Gresham at Chicago in the case of Mackir
and Gallagher, convicted of election frauds
just in time to save them from the peniten.
tiary
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28

After the first Of Julynex the post
age on letters will be two cents an
ounce instead of two cents n half
ounce, as at present, and the postage
on newspapers sent to regular sub
scribers, and on sample copies sent
out by publishers, viii be reduced one
half.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
England's Tardy Demands.

LONDON, March 26-At the cabinet cotn-
ell it was decided to demand of Russia an
immediate beginning Of the delineation Q:
the Afghan frontier - accordance with the
agreement for boundary commission Tx.
der which Sir Peter Lulnsdcn and the Brit I:
surveying party have been resdy for months
to proceed
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28

Mary Brock, an old lady, who was
buried at Rappahannock station last
Saturday, weighed over 900 pounds
Her coffin was 5 feet wide by %
deep and it required - pail bearers
to carry the remains to the grave
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28

LOOK and wait, for Cheap Johns the
peoples clothier, grand openingS with
mammoth stock Of clothing on or about
April LIST. Burkhart's room nextto Con-
tinental Hotel
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
Ayer's Sarsapara,
Sold by all druggists: Price i;
six bottles for %.

UEDEGRAFf : Gloves. The niost and
best goods in the United States. A dll and
beautiful line gu hand at factory prices, at
GETTINGER 4 HOKE'S Glove. Hat and
hoe Emporium. %
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28

Charleston had big fire on Fri
day night last Shields block was
burned. Loss was estimated at
$l50,000.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
Railroad keadinr.

The Central Pacific railroad company has
issued $4,000, 900 convertible loan Tor the
purpose of funding into a long bond tn,
greater part of the accumulated floating debt
The Merchantile Trust company, H. w,
Ford and Thos. c. Buckley, all of New York
were appointed trustees OF mortgages aggre-
eating $9,Oo0,000, given by the Pittsburg
and Western and Pittshurg, Bradford anC
Buffalo railroad companies
The Connotton valley, o., railroad win be
sold
Ohio Central must pay the Columbus Hook
ng Valley and Toledo $4,000 under pool
ng contract, and Uaitoi States Ass ociat,
Justice Matthews says 50.
The Miami and Erie Transfer railroad
company, of Cincinnati, has been incorpor
ated with capital of 81, 100000
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
Husiness Troubles.

The liabilities of the firm of Taylor q
Fisher, West Liberty, Ohio, will reach at
least $4,000 Their assets will not exceed
$112,O00.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28

Part Of the New Jersey state house, al
Trenton, was destroyed by fire Saturday.
Loss 100000 The geological museum was
destroyed, except such relics as had been
sent to the New Orleans exposition.
fire at Henderson, n. c., destroyed four.
teen business houses. Loss $4,000
Heller & Asrz's ultramarins blue work.
Newark, N. j., was destroyed by fire. Los
100000.
A $4,000 fire at Raleigh, N. c. Fourteen
business houses burned
The loss by the fire in Charleston, w. Va.
Monday nigat will aggregate sl75, 900
An incendiary fire at Urbana, o., destroyed
Ganson & Co.'S livery stable and thirty sew
en- horses persisted, Total loss, $l5 600
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-03-28
Cable Sharks.

Promoters OF the birthday gift fund for
Bismarck want to buy the Schoenhaussn es.
tate and give it to him.
Sweden admits pork, grain and all meats
free Of duty.
Gen. Wolseley has withdrawn from Korti
down the river to Debbeh and Dongola, be
cause Korti is sickly.
Baron Ferdinand Rothschild gave break
fast to several hundred poor and unemployed
people He made speech, advising emigra
ton to Canada
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.


U See cards headed, Notice.
~ Sp"claI attention is called to
the judicial advertisements.
The ion of our readers il
raIed 10 caItis htadrd. For Sale"
Attention is called to he card IF
our en.r-etic Left bank merchant
and butcher, Mr.. Sol. Felix.
Special attention is called to card
# our energetic young friends,
Mes IL. Mcmahon 81 CuAdor. En-
banners and Tndrrtakers,of No. 32l
DryadeS street, New Irleans, ia.
Tn, special attention Of our rice
and sugar planters Is called Il, lh,.
advertiser nj 1T Edmaujl II. Iyrn
" S"n, of South Peters, LafAy.i 4e
"nd Commerce >trt eS, New Orleans,
he manIIf .ctuietS Oi the Gel, brateti
pllap and draining machinery. Gail
on them and exan.ine Tor yGuysrlvt =
or send tor price lists, testimonials
aud r"I'lenc, ) and purchase with a
fIil .llaral tee.
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HAHNvlLLE, JUNE 6, 1885
ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.
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There is strong hopes of openil 4
the Worlds Fair next fall.
An application for rehearing i,
the Ford Case is pending before til,
Supreme Court.
The national debt of the Unit i,
States, IL $25 per head; Russia Gao
Italy, @75; England 500, am,
France $3.50.
On decoration Dav-Saturla,
last-the Mississippi Valley Ra J.
road carried into "VickSburg 1900
excursiOnistS.
A bachelor, upon rea ling that
1.-TWO lovers will sit up ali night
with one chair IN the II on" said il
could not he done unless one Ofthem
Eat ON the floor. Such ignorance is
painful.
Mrs. Garfield in worth about
$45O,OO0, which net an income, at
4 per CEN, of @l6,OOO n year. Her
pension from Congress is $4,000
annually, making her entire re
source s S2l 900 year.
Judge w. A. Seay, of Caddo par.
ish, has been appointed Minister
Resident and Consul General to
Bolivia. His appointment has thu
endorsement of rhr entire Louisiana
delegation in Congress. His salary
will bi $4,000, and mileage.
Are there any more jnrymcn who
have n prejudice against yomP" " his
pered the Aouuglawysr. "No, boss,
de jury am Nil right, but | wants
you to challenge DE- judge. has
born 'sictrd twice before under him,
and may be he is ginning to hab a
prejudice against me."--fEx.
A contemporary who has evi
IDENTIFY sheen therep sayG The first
thing to be done in any private or
public charity movement liz to heat
the newspapers TO the extent of
making them advertise the scheme
free. After the show IN over the
beats will AJAX the same papers TO
publish free \ card thanking The
beats for their work in the cause.
Onr genial friend anil me,lico.
3. ID. Gustiae, of KennerviIIe, liz
has purchased steam LAUNCH. To-
enable him to visit his patients IN
this and neighbaring parishes.
This shows quite u spirit of enter
prise on theipart OF the doctor, as,
owing to there hting no public road
around tie late Davis crevasse,
himSelf,as well rs others, have, here
totore, been put to considerable
trouble and expense in consequence.
On last Saturday night a young
white bay by the name of JOHN
knl Imam, aged about twenty wears
VAS accidrnlly shot by Pierre NJ ichel
while himself and brother were ak,
larking with ~ pistol. The bull en-.
tered hiR left breast and glanced ON
a rib; aud on Monday morning ut
nine o'clock the young man expired.
The preliminary examination WAS
held on thursday morning and the
accused were released OH 800 bond
zach.
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Norma and the Prepar-
aIOry DEPARTMENTS of thus Institution viii be
opened Oct /, 1884, students desiring to
enter any Il thtsr DEPARTMENTS should appl,
promptly. We viii have apparatus for illus.
trating the Natural SCIENCES, and all students
of advanced oOu SEES will have the proper
attention and instruction. Students who enter
the Normal Departm Mt will receive special
insti notion and atieuiinn.
Catalo- urs may be obtained by applying 10
Mr.. L. A. Martinez Editor, Louisiana standard,
New Orl' ans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
TO the President
j. II HARRISON
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
The MilIiOnaire'S Secret.

"My success j. ON ing to liberality
Ill observation-disclosures.
"rhe road to fortune is through
printers ink. p. I. Barnum.
"Flequenl and constant advpr-
Ii,ing brought me all oMn."-A. I.
stewart.
''SncXess depends upon a liberal
patronage OF printing Otticcs."-J. j
AS or.
"MA son, deal with men Who ad
verIist, You will never lose by it,
Benjamin Franklin
"HnW can he world know a man
h1s good TIL Z .nIcSs be adver
'i'es posses ion "a it.'-VnndrIbilt,
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N AK J. CtiATSKY,
Ills CREDITORS.

10 the creditors of Max j. Chapsky and to
all others persons interested herei
Pursua to an order issued by the Honor
able {. W. Besanqon, Judge of the Twenty.
sixth judicial District Court in aud for Tie
Parish of st Charles. in the matter of Max j.
ChalsaH. as. his creditors M, 252 Of the
Lockei of said honorable court. 70 are hereby
notified To attend ting OF the creditor in
said case; to deliberate on the subject matter
of the petition Of Max j. UhapskN filed therein
and to votr for Syndic according 10 law.
my office in the Courthouse of the pmllsh Of ST.
Charles OH the 2Oth day OF June, 1889.
j. b. MARTIN,
Clerk of Cour aud Ex-oficio Notary Public.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06

Recommendations handed in later than
wednesday evening, will lay ever until the
week following,
II All communion tons muat be written on
one side OF the paper.
y The full name and sddress Of the wri
Ger must accompany each communications moi
for publication, but as n matter ot good faith
T. lK~ Communications of a pnrsonal clarac
tor will not he recognized, unless from res
ponsibe pnrties. In such cases 4 charge vi
W 50 Il square will he made.
: IT We cordially nvitr correspondent from
all parts Of this aud neighbOlua parishes
II News and interesting local items res
pecifully solicited.
re- OUR READERS CAN HELP Us
greatly, II, when writing to OK bu Wing goods
from our advertisers. they will simply ga,
they saw their cards in this paper.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

~ -0-O-O--
ne llstng OF property in the pari h of St.
Charles has been completed and the estimated
valuation thereof made. The said lists will lie
exposed in the Recorders Office, at the Court
house OF this parish, fer inspection and cor.
reciion for term of twenty days from the 10th
day OF June. 1885.
st. Charles Parish, May 80, 1885.
t. I. BAUDOUIN,
Assessor.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06

The first inquiry of an intelligent
man, in quest Of IA new home for his
family, is i'll reference to the f ,cility
for education; and that town or
community which SustainS the best
rchool will get the best citizens.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
OFFICIAL f ELECTION RETURNS
goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

81. JOHN Parish
e Rost, 76s; o. ). Fagg, I4s; G. Besancon, 50.
81, Charles Parish,
E. Rost.449; Oh FIagg 5O6; CIV. Besancon, 80.
Jefferson Parish.
b. Rost54 o J.Flagg 1872; CIV .Besancon, 500.
Grand total,
Rost, l765; Fagg, 1856 Besancon. sss.
Emile hosts majority over opponents, 29l.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
Police jury.
Proceedings Of their Last Meetin.

HAHNVILLE, 81 Charles Parish,
MuhdaN. june Isl. 1885.
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment.
Were present. Me>Srs. j. L.
Boutte and A. Bruu.
Absent, Messrs. IL Breton, Sarpy
aud RnSt.
There not being quorum pr sent
the Jury adjourned 10 Monday, June
9Th 1885.
j. G. TRlCHE,
Secretary Police Jury
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06

The advertisement of A, Wilbert 4, Sopo, ,F
pt,iaquemins, Lat, will he + ,und in our column:
ihey are extensive dealers in ali classes nf
lumber and building materials, and from their
liberal dealings with our citizens here h We
Smtc secured the confidence of this population.
lhrif p'ace of business and address can lie
seen by reference to the above mentioned .Js
vertisement, :" 'u
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on THIRTY DAY TRIAL.

THE VoITAIC PHO. Maj sha mich, will
send Dr.Dye'S Celeb: ateG Electro-Vot ic Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty DAYS
to men Young or 0ldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality md kindred
tronhles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigOr. Adj.
dress rs above,-N. B.-No risk is incurred, as
thirty days trial is allowed
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
Red River is falling.

Red River is falling.
Lake Charles will have a theatre.
AT the coming session of the
Supreme Court there will be only
QUE applicant for license.
Choice beef is selling in Opelou
sas at six and a half cents pound
and delivered at domicile at that
price Washington Argus.
Crop prospects are fine in Ola.
clIita parish. Notwithstanding
the late season the farmers are two
or three weeks ahead in their work
= Monroe Bulletin.
Mr.. BradiSh Johnsop's orange
farm will put its crop on record lima
year. We are afraid 10 GU, 81 the
number Of thousands OF dollars That
it will sell tOr.-[St. Bernard Easle.
On the Pineville side of the ii, er
the ttw acres OF back Land that were
overlooked are being re planted in
cotton. Most OF the ulcrt10Aed
back land was first planted IN corn.
= rerebonne Times.
There la ii good deal of sickness
i'll he parish just nov chieflyamony
children Oul whilOm flIend Ja es
L. HankinS, IF morgan City, Was L..
'0"h during the week lUkl e AIRY
vel III LiI"yeItr Advertiser.
Personal grievances aud 10 j zeal
'iisappointmtntS have been cani,d
too tar, aud those who love l. ,niNi
ana sll"uli la! aside their asl sIitie .
Many alleged w,Onss have exist, 4
only III Imagination, anu IlIr ,ime
llaS come to cali halt ANA demand
u BROADER and better Platform
= chronicle.
Major Wharton, Of ChicOt. ST.
Landry WAS out mere Il few days
past an 4 snort trip. The Aialnl
reports that corn and cotton crops
are excellent out in his srctiOn OF
the country. lie reports IA great
many immigrants have settled in
tue last Aetr OF SO in the itch ana
b antliul Chicot country, aud that
the future prosperity OF the country
IS assured"
It the parishes from the Texas
line TO the Ou chitn form an organ
lzation to secure inmigi ants, spend
5000 annually iii advertising
tn' soil, The prices of lanes, IL,
school facilities, and Op prepared to
receive proSpeciors, aud in IA few
years thousands of people will be
lhqnirerS and thereafter bccuu.
settlers. Let it be understood thai
our school facilities are improving
every y"ar'-lShrevepqrt Times.
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State OF Louisiana.
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1trenty-Sirh Jadicidl District Court
P1RLSH or ST CHAREES
MAX j. CHAPSKY,
Us.
HIS CREDITORS,

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
II issued,in the above entitled and numbered
suit on the thirteenth day OF May, AID.
1888, by the Honorable the 10Th Judicial Dis.
trict Court for the Parish ur st. Charles. / the
undersigned Sheriff of the Parish of 1t. Charles,
will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Luling Postottice, in this parish ut about four
miles below the courthouse of this parish ON
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1885.
at the hour of II A, NJ, The folio wing des-
cnbed property, to-wit:
A certain lot of merchandise consistip, oF
Dry tio"dS, Liquors, Iroc elies, Hardware ct, i.
aeing the contents of the store of said NJ. ]
Chapsky.
One horse. one buggy, ono store building
and txtures,a and one moss house and maohiuery
being on the property of Mrs G.. Salvant. and
all outstanding accounts, due to said NJ ]
Chapshy, rs per schedules filed in the Clerl,s
office Of this parish
Terms aud CdnditiOns-CASH,
LEWIS DRY,
Sheriff Parish of st. Charles
SHERIFF. Office, ST Charles parish, Nav, 10. 1895
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TINS PAPER may he found ON file ut Geo.
1 R0well & COS Newspaper Advertising
Bureau 10 Spruce st., where advertising con
tracts may be made for 1t in NEW YORK.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-06-06
AOTEGE.

100000 hogShcad and barrel
slaves on hand aud for sic by the
Mailer Bios "FaS, ION Stortn just
below ilahnv,Ilr, La. Give them a
Call brtur, purcha>in- elsewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

Special 90 the bazcttc.
TERRELL, TIKI, oct. &C oroner's Jury
have not returned their verdict relating
10 lhp death Of David Finley.
Charley Jet, the affablc St.Louis drum
mer, Is now enjoying short lay.on with
his excellent family that recently moved
TO this place from Arkansas.
This has been sort Of of day IA the
cotton business. There was less on the
streets than any day for the past week
Few country people are in town.
District Deputy Grand Master Daniels,
from WINS Point. visited the Masonic
lodge here tonight aud participated il
comforting two degrees. Several visitors
were In IRON Turner's Point.
Rev Mr. Wingo, Il Baptist minister Of
prominence from Kaufman and II. !,
More from the same place were IN the
city to-day
The little son of VIM. DmBis, who lives
twelve miles from here on the GreengiIlc
rond, was thrown from II horse yesterday
while chasing some cattle and killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

Spssial 10 the SeeeWr.
Bowns, nN., Oct. e.--Cottoa coming
In slowly. Prices steady. Receipts
ahoai - bales per day; ON ha,Nl, saO
bales. shipments, lag bales
Bowie is beginning TO attract good
deal oi attention as a wheat market,
Several cars are new loading hers icr
Georgia and Missouri
VIM. xadcck of pccatar was In the ci,y
Yesterday and bought up twenty-five sacks
ot wool. NJ. Sonmon OF your stty
has hcen buying wheat here. G.
II. Wood, agcnt for the EquA-
able Life lnsuraner company, has
been doing the city. Mr. q. H. GRAY LETT
on Short tiSii to Mississippi Yesterday,
Mr.. Pnllen lclt Tor Fort Worth yesterday
after his daughter, who ran away sun
day, All parties live near ncnucr IN this
county.
The Fort Worth 8 Denver railroad have
added iva men SO their force here, thor
business having Increased so much, bohg
double during September what il has
been before.
District court convened at Montague
yesterday, Judge +. 81. pincr preSldmgi
l., L. Mclain, sheriff, and y, G. Hart,
elork,
The following were lmpancled, sworn,
and charged as The grand Jury Tor this
terms W. u, Allen, foreman, G. W.
Williams, Isaac Waiuscott. r. A. Me.
Grady, ! + Sionr, L, W. Giles. G. w.
Campbell, j. NJ. Strong, Hiram Wright,
naScom Aiken, G. H. Ray, Henry Crouch,
with w T, NcLaln as general haiun.
Among attorneys from distance M
attendance are Hon, W q, Davis, MIR
Hughes OF Hughes \ Potter Gainesville;
Hon. J W. Patterson, l.. G. Spurkmnn,
7. j. McMumy, Decatur, and senator G 4.
6 Garrison Of Henderson.
There are hfty-throc trial cases ON
docket and nifty eases ON the appearance
docket
The state docket Is ordered taken np
next Monday
saturdays receipts ol cotton, thirty
bales Yesterdays receipts, thirty-htc
bales II is bringing from 6oto 70
cents.
Mr.. John II. Matthew'S manager OF
/ Lyon 4 Gribblc's lumber yard, Is the
proud father Of a fourteen pound hoy,
/ born at "a. M to-day, pr Riley, the
attending surgeon, states that, with ont
exception, this Is the largest child known
70 his professional experience. Can ltorl
/ Worth or Dallas beat this for biz hoysy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

sections Dawson. lpi Chlldrc>s.
Crosby ard Lubbock, igs Borden, t,0
Bandera, onc-hali section. rlshcr, IA.
Webb. I Tom Irccn, 84; Svnrry. S2i
randall, 81; Preside, Sos Midland. ~
Lipscomh, 81. Jefferson. .; JACKSON. IS.
hcmphill, ~ The following blas were
rejected hardcman, l; Cara. ..
The Greer county commissioners saiIcd
to have a primal meeting today. ~ 4
not yet organiYed, rs The United states
commissioners have not arrived. nGiy
Messrs. Hcrndon and nreckcnridgc OF ,Sc
Texas commissioners were present, ard
they merely looked over some papers
pertaining TO The matter. The commis-
sion IS keenly watched here, as big
moncyed interests depend on the outcome,
and mono than one Austin capitalist will
20 up Il Texas loses
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
2PEnLAL NOTYnER.


Iy order OF The commissioners court ~ WI
baTacf county JcNHa, made and pAsaod un the
10Th day Of september, 4, d. its3, Niil rp.
ceipr bids Tor tie pnrchnse % the tour leagues
~ NNhHFgrr f9uiiy school lands eittatcd 10
Hockey county, tEAns, tiic numbers 81 said
leagues being b, D, ana D. No hide for lrts
than 100 pCr acre on twenty years time with
interest Hi pcr cent per annual Interest pHy
able annually 10 adfEncr. Will be considered,
Any innd agent who Will r0nfummnie fnia 81
this inld 10 he priee nni on the tefms Above
stated 80 ~ before NE IAN day 81 october y.
u. iN,J, VIII receive pr cent. 90 fhp hn0uni
% sole wien tbu tTst year inter- u y Paid nua
the deed Wita ynHdOrs Hen smadc Ans ihnd
agent concentrating iho sale 81 this iand VII i.o
required ~ pay fof INC Advertisement IA The
Herald aud the weekly Vernon Guard,
!. a, CiAAoHH.
County commissioner Wilbargrf county
fcKnh.
Vernon. TeN.. sort. Ig. A. D. Issa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
suomi 10 lhe caselle.

Special to 1he Gazette.
WEArnrRroRp, Tax, Oct g. Mar.
shat u. c, Bratton arrested several par
ties late yesterday evening for drunken
ness and disorder They answered TO the
city this morning with good round sum
.oi money some for carrying pistols.
aud rone was sam Shade, who shot
Mr.. Bntton hVe years ago while at
tempting 10 arrest him Tor The same
offenSe.
The police force has been busy to-day
keeping order ON the streets, and 40 late
hour the cala6ooSe was full of country
men who had too much cotton money and
bad whisky
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
Texas n Pacific Railway.

Inc Nfrll FUpNlnf i0uto h0iW0rn fNa Iual
md The Mest, short line 10 New orleans and al
points u ioalsann, New MeNic0. Afi1Dna and
CAlifornln. fasOfiie llne 10 the Morrill, EHst
ana Southeast Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between ~ i.Onis aud Dhlins, tOri worth.
~ lae0 ana hnn Francisco. Ial.. also foft
Worth ana MN orleans without change. solid
trainH from ~ fns1 "a So iouls. fntl tine
nrst.c class equipment. sure connexions. see
that your ticket scad6 Via Tokna pnrlDC rail
way For mnps. time -fh1ics Tickets. fntus and
All required information call oH On nddfepa Hny
VI the Ticket Agents. or n. y. IftNflE-.
Passenger Agent. Houston, IesHs.
u. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Pass A Ticket Ag't. Galveston. Tesas.
w A. NEWMAN.
Gen. TrHHic Manager, bnivesion Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
Another Account.

Special TO the Gazette.
RISK, Tx, Oct. e. The last report
from the railroad convict camps below,
was that only six conyicts of the number
who ran away the other evening were az
large. A train from there arrived laSl
night with the dead and wounded. Five
of the wounded are expected TO die.
The main leader, who was of a bad char
acter, was killed. The report was that
but twenty or twenty-five Of the sixty
stated In yesterdays report broke ranks.
The rest halted and gave up.