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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
VERY UNBEC0MING.
Two Lieutcnnnts Make II Scene, and Act
Rudeiy In u House Of Worship.
~

Two Lieutcnnnts Make II Scene, aud Act
Rudeiy In n House Of worship.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, oct. 3l-'rhe city Is In
a feyerish state of excitement over the
violent conduct of I.ieutenants Day aud
Birmingham of the United States army
in the Methodist church Several nights
ago the two officers, accompanied Oy
young ladies', attended church to hear the
Rev. DR.. DitzlCr, the eminent Kentucky
evangelist They and the two girls be-
came very boisterous and many persons
were compelled TO move TO hear the re-
marks Of the speaker. Finally Birming-
ham and his female companion retired,
seeing the disturbance created. Or.
Ditzlcr spoke against indisCrcet dancing
ana skating and in the course of his ser
mon stated that persons sometimes leave
the church when he handled those sub
fecis. Day misConstrued tins as reficC-
tiun upon Birmingham and his lady and
when the services were over both
officers returned, and charged the aged,
whitc-halred divine with making insulting
remarks, endeayored TO pass the pull
pit railing and attack him. The preacher
disclaimed that he alluded TO them in
any way, and was sustained by several
gentlemen standing near. But Blrming-
ham stated that he was n liar, and cited
his companion, Day, as Il witness by
this time the excitement among those re-
naming in the church was intense, and n
rush was made toward the pulpit TO pro-
tect the preacher. G S. Brewer, a mem-
Der OF the church aud u strong man, then
got In front of Birmingham aud stated
that he would answer for the remarks
made, and demanded the departure of the
officers from the church, which was final
~ accomplished.
Every effort has been made to hush the
matter It is probable that the members
of the church win demand Il court-mar-
| tial The feeling in the city is very bitter
! against the officers, whose conduct Is
1 looked upon as oyerbearing aud insulting
4 IN tl9 extreme.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

The powerful and realistic drama,
"Good rs Gold" drew large audience
last evening This was it's first presenta.
ton here, and II was very iayOrably re-
celved. The drama is touching story of
mining life, told in the most beautiful
and at times poetic language, There are
no drags in the dialogue. Interesting sit
uations follow each other IN rapid success
sion, while the climax at the end of the
acts is thrilling and full of dramatic force
Mr.. Edwin Brown plays "James Fenton"
In an Inimtablt manner. The conception
Of the role is unique in the extreme. 49,
[littshurg Post, July %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
cLKnunNn.
Damage srn riied w Ciehurnc rsnnh
Against W. r. itudevn aud SECURITIES.

Damage Sna riied w t'i4hurne rnnh
Against W. r. itudevn and Securities.
Special 10 the Gazette.
CiKnURNr, Tx, Oct. "a Fort worth
trains on The Dallas branch are ansin
running, the wreck being cleared al an
early hout this morning.
Our city has been crow de with pppplr
to-day, the streets being almost blocked
With vehicles
w 4 Hudson Of kopperl, s. T.. Moss
Of Morgan aud other prominent stock.
men are here tonight
Cotton receipts to-day were good, run.
ming above the average
skating rink was opened Tonight
again, aud people living in the vicinity
need not be nS.ifed OF the fact, as no
doubt they will not be able 20 sleep be-.
lore late hour on account OF the rumble
made by the skaters.
Two trains Of stock came in this after.
noon from the South, going 10 Alvaradu,
on the Dallas branch
our city IS unusually quiet
Tor this season of the wear.
everything passes oil pleasantly,
and no disturbance OF any consequence.
Monday will be n big day, Il being first
Monday and also circus day Barrtt's
circus will arrive hcrc early Monday
morning from the South over the g., G. 4
S. i, Ry.
A heavy suit was filed to-day In the dis.
trlct court by the Bank of Clcburuc
against w \. Hudson and securities for
over $4,000.
VIM Rea, city marshal Of Fort Worth,
came TO Cleburne to-day 10 get negro
who was wanted at Fort Worth, no being
jailed by Cleburne officers.
Arrivals Dir. Hamilton's hotel j. r.
Andrews, Fort Worth Prof, T.. n. Smith,
Alyarado; Dr. 4. G.. Osborne, city, j. j,
Stovall, city; j. A. Styron, st, Louis; \.
f. Dalmey, Kansas City; H. III Nile,
Keokuk, Iowa, 7. J. Warren, Cincinnati,
Ohio; sam J Lester, shreveport La,
J. W. Adams, New York, Thos. Warren,
Whitcsboro; o. p Fisher, New Orleans
J q. Adams, Bowie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
CONVINCING rAcTs.


Reliable Persons Tcsttiy 10 the wonder
fol Sltiil of tins Eminent Specialist
The success which has attended the
medical skill OF Or. J. Lyman Wesley
during the past two months az the Pick
wick hotel Is phenomenal lie has won
golden opinions from all classes of pou-
pie, both on account of his gentlcmauly
department and the great success with
which he has treated the most difficult
aud complicated diseases There are
scores Of our citizens who have already
IN glowing terms tcstlfcd to the Wonder
fu cures made by this eminent specialist,
aud there are scores OF others who would
do 80 If they thought II essential to the
success OF this worthy physician Dr.
Wesley Is not only an eminent physician.
but one Of the most wonderful diaauDsti-
claus in the world, aud his wonderful
gift Of diagnosing at sight makes him
complete master of AL chronic diseases,
Some of the cures made ny Dr Wesley
have been consido4cd almost miraculous,
often having been given up boy the best
physicians IN this county. our roilcrs
would be nstoniehed ut the magnitude of
the list of those who have
been treated by Or. Wesley dur
ing his seiourn IN Fort Worth.
llitl SCI us wv AlA hf lNt lINtIN W VIC WIN
Wns dissatisfied with their treatment, bus
an have left With blessings on thcir lips
aud gratitude in their hearts for The benn-
ilts they have received. iIelow are The
names Of only few who wuro under thu
DOCTORS treatment
Mr. John x Walker ~ Fort Worth tells
That he was sufferer from Ileumatisu
and kidney and liver troubles. for many
months, but NOW, after being treated only
two weeks, asserts that be- IL perfectly
Weil man,
Mr.. J + otis, Dallas was also seen.
I He has experienced the most severe aiilc-
ton from sore eyes and gnnulatcd lids.
He wns treated tive weeks, and is to-day
free from his old trouble
Mr. J II, Wade oi Clcburno has been
| deaf between three ana four yanrs A
/ little over a month ago be camr tu sec Or.
! Wesley, and now he says ie can hear nl-
most az well as anybody.
Mr.. 4 Fcast ~ this city has been
treated for raiarrh and in0lmnatory
/ rhcnmatism with perfect SUGGEST
Z Mrs. ! Of this city, q great sufferer
4 from peculiarly observation-disclosures CONE
| plaiDt, after going abroad Tor relief, bat
/ IN vain, conhdcd herself ~ Dr. Weslcy's
care, aud cannot lind words to express
her gratitude for The good he has accom-.
Z plshed,
Mrs II Of Fort Worth has suffered
for three years with catarrh and bron
! ehlal troubles After six weeks tf,at-
lnent She says she q entirely cured
Mrs w oi Fort Worth says she Is
IN better health now than FOR two years
] past She was yep much debilitated
and hardly able 90 20 about the hoise
after q seven weeks treatment she con.
] slders bcfeelf entirely cured
n Mr.. s. A. IilsOh, who lives on Main
street, city, was great sufferer from a
Z weak stomach aud kidney trouble He
says he has beeu very much benefited by
the doctors treatment, We might men
ton scores " others that have been
cured by Dr. Wesley since he came 70
this city, but space VIII not permit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

OF Miss Gay, who plays East Lynne in
Fort worth this week, the New York
Sunday Dispatch says; miss Gray forced
respect and admiration 10y superb dual
imnersonatlon Of Lady Isaboland Madame
Vine. As the former she was gentle ana
lady-like. rs the latter, where the agonies
Of The erringa and afflicted mother can only
be pictured by one Of fine dramatic power,
and realizing the difficulty of trnthtniiy
depicting feeling aud pathos, SHE was also
nrandlv successful Miss Gray is an
artist of high degree, and made n CON
quest Of many motherly hearts, and not q
few excitable men, by her representation
Of both Characters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
RAN AWAY.

Locking for BOY nnd Horse. who Left
Home without Notice.
A Mr. Long was In the city yesterday
looking for IL boy Of sixteen named VIII
lie Long, who left home, u few miles
from Cleburne, Thursday morning about
70 O'Clock, without telling anyone, He
rode away a llne saddle-horse. MIR. Long
was seen at the Union depot early ycSter-
day morning, and says he believes the
boy has started out TO SOW his wild oats,
and brought the horse here to sell him,
and then 90 TO the Panhandle. He suys
the boy is tall and slim, but large Tor his
age. lie wants 60 find him and see # he
cannot make him return home and give up
his foolish notion Cf going It alone
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

,,JtffnRsoN, TEX, oct 3l.--'tte case ~ IA
~ hiktt ve, The state. appeal from Marion e,inN
~ was ahlrmed ~ the court ~ Apucals HI ihe
last term " the dfstrct court Waller' ,oio,ea
was tried for the murder of innrs N tioii q
White mani and convicted Of murder IN ihr
sec9nd degree and sentenced 10 confinement
" .he penilentmy for term Of nifty seven
\. Inerc hhs beena good deal ~ slekncss here
lntelt which tbc doctors tcru rnixture or
n3alhtini and dengne fever but Il has almost
debgue fever
Justice spence gave Jordan rcitiway pre-.
iimihary trial for burning George Simmons'
proof
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Diamond eyeglasses at Tnlly's.
AUSTIN.

Sentenced for Life--A Train az Convicts for
the syndicate Road.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, oct. N In the district
court, to-day, Andrew Williams, colorcd
pleaded guilty TO an Indictment for rape.
ana was given a life sentence. His Victim
was Young negress, scarcely ten years
old. The lawyers say had Williams gone
to trial, on the evidence, he would have
got death sentence
A special train, with forty-lvc convicts,
went up to Burnet to-day, to work on the
syndicate quarry railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
ChntlcLions I'D nrenhnm.

fh ~ inc Gazette.
NGNhAM, TAX, oct. Sl.-Thc district court
y here 90 day with the following result
boid, assault with intent 10 outrage, hvc
4 Rufus hurleaJn, theft, three years
Yer l,nricsion, carrying instruments Into
10 all prisoners 10 escape, two ycarsi
nsch country manslaughi p. i've years
us iomnN, murder NE sentences Tom
4 ien arson tive wears; Pete lohnsop, man
Ftnlsr iwo years; Dhurn Hunter. hstauil
urIer three years, nppenlCdi l." u, EldTeu,
lt' mlsreE tuntlun. two years.
afo HcfHrlnnd and District Attorney y -
a. from hero 80 Glddings, wheYe court
begin on Mquduv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
3i5 'louSton Street,
1rMe BRoT4FRs & Go,
BootS and Shoes, Fort Worth Sexa2
rnIr nnarInr. OF ltnrnllnrr.

w y. Branch ls selling furniture re-.
marlnbly low nt803 Houston street. His
stock ieteW ana embraces 40 hnndFonea
Hue Of goods as can be found IN North
faSds They we're bought 10 sell and u
low ptiegs arc Hny ludhcelnent the popds
viii ~ 70 make room Tor others Eyciy-
thing itOm q paper Ole 10 q handsome
bedroom suit rs constantly carried ~
stock, ana he Only asks a comparison 0t
goods aud prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Capcrd < Bro. are now prepared 10
offer fhe trade some spccial bargains on
holiday goods. The holldays are not yet
hero, bht retail denlers throughout The
country ARE placing orders, aud ~ these
Cnpera Bro are offering como inside
figures Their retail establishment Us
stocked With AN elegant hne Of goods
and they are selling more real ilne cali'
dles this scnFon Than a. any time since
they began business IN The city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Houston.


wv 70 INC NN1CTTe.
lrsfoN, TEN., oct a. The criminal conrt
burned to day after having secured only
1 convictions to serya perluds IN tho peni'
Fary
ws reached the city to. day Of q cold blood
|nufdpr at Homer, on llremond,s narrow
r., last night, i. i. Muller With his two
llren. WAs az aupppr WHEN parties fired both
ftls Of It shot gun into hts breast, causing
f.nt death The shots cnmr through the
flow from the darkness outside, There ls
rlnW yet to the Hend of dcuhs
fige Cook NJ the criminal court 20 dag sen
\ ed several prisoners.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
l3ospIcK & FuRMAN.

Seeman's suspension Of his daughter In
the net called Electra Is The most brauti-
ful, chastc and wonderful performance
ever seen on the stage. The sci Of four
liiclike pictures, crock Of Ages, as pro-
luccd by Seeman should be secn hy every
man, woman and child. No one can
Imagine the beauty or the feeling inspired
by them until they have witnessed their
representation J. 7. GARrANu,
Manager Opera House, Waco, Tu2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Seeman gives away large number oi
valuable presents every night, selected
from the following list Of useful aud val
liable articles Cash presents from ~ 90
to 5000, gold and silver watches,
castors, barrels aud sacks Of -four, hams,
sllyerware, glassware, lamps, dress pat
terms, dry goods, notions, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

IN 10 IHU NHHVIVV'
SIN. TEX, oct 3l.--The Douglass Rinca, at
(Tal meeting last night. selected aud or.
4 their new drtss uniform II Is to be bot
reen. trimmed IN butt and gold The uni
i will arrive by the lst of December and
bmpany expect to celebrate the event with
bah. The company Is very popular and
Itizens contributed literally toward par.
inK tho mnllnrns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Social Amir.
lnondennc nf AM lin,ellr.

II asHNtL, 1Ex., Oct 3l,-1ho compliment
lnHi rendered Mr. aud Mrs. james Van
~ last evening nj the Capitnl hoiel, by the
~ men Of Marshall. was brilliant atalr,
attendance was lnrpe and spirit Of gen
"A enjoyment prevailed among the parlici
III The admirlug friends Of the Eonng
,le neglected no uifOrt to mako the ailnir y
sam success Among the visitors present
hVnced Miss Racquet, Terrell Miss Honder
Nlnuia MISS Nicholson, KuuNylllc, Tcnhi
~ y w Racquet 0f Terrell, and Hop Hen
an Of reNarknna
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Baron Seeman. now performing at M
let's opcra.house, il the finest artist ~
his line that has ever visited Houston.
Ills entertainment Is most mover ana
exciting one. The mysterious Eleetfa
electrnes the audience. the voyage
around the world Is quite an Interesting
lesson IN GEOGRAPHY Houston rex
Post, January n, 1884
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Gn1trstnn.


w W TTTV 7THNVITT8
N1yEsruN, Tx, oct. 3l.-lhomas 4 Gary,
newly appointed postmaster, viii take
he Of the Olirc TO morrow Capt Gtillin.
INT going postmaster enters lnto CONNER
pursuits,
bllcci6r Sweeney to day announced several
Dintmpnts In his customs district among
b Is he. Charles a. CIHln brother of Con
sman Grain, to be deputy collectors at sabine
4 vice l.. e. Ntlcdgc Dr, John N Weston
'ott liend county receives the deputyship at
sc0, Vice John w CApcs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
,nnlhcr Gin Accident.

srondenco Of the Gazette.
my oct 50,--1he inevitable gin got
~ - Sare Yesterday evening. John, the
f,wn1..e Il, smith OF this place, while work
u nuaiigms gin, got his hand caught In the
N h,us hand and arm were lacernted above
a WI arm was amputhted last night by
"A :. Wyilc and Myers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Rhone

l., TO tho Gazette
lnMh, 9Th take charge Of the music dc
'ntonity ubomr high school, commencing
arl On Monday nor9,ing H a 4, shs Is one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

An 10 UV NHNVV0V'
\ MARCOS. TEX, oct. 8l.-Thcre viii be
4 ycry important ordinances presented for
zion at the next regular meeting of the
'rounci one for leyylng tax on all We
X doing freight OF passenger traffic bust
within the limits OF The city. Another re
Hng the city mnrsha to test the iuent mar
Scales, aniNing punishment furuslng false
shts; and third to prevent Vicious animals
rnnllng nL nrgo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

The great cremation act by Secmau
tomorrow night, in Which beautiful
young lady is placed upon q table in fun
view Of the audience, at the report OF a
pistol the whole scene Is enrcloped IN
llames, the lady disappears and only a
handful Of ashes Is left This is the
most exciting aud realistic scene ever
witnessed upon II stage, and was never
attempted by any Other living man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
"a, ~. Right Man.

rrx.. oct. 8l.-E. W. Gregory who
foHs,. here on the 2gth inst. by United
DEPUTY Ma 5iSd a9 z alter T another Ffea1 oS 9
hm. ,,bcn he thinks will prove TO be the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
win Mnrry to ESCAPE Punishment.
Special 90 tho Gazcffe

GALVESTON. TEN. oct 3l.--,ioseph Martin,
charged With scdurtiou, awaiting trlnl leiuro
the district court, u NOW appears II married
was developed hy Martin's attorney un
learning that the state had obtained proof that
Martin was already married, the prisoners
attorney, Mr.. wilson, through correspondence.
located the deserted wife ~ New Oflcnns and
secured her waiver " citation IN divorce pro.
cpedinRH, which win hp begun just as soon a.
Martins term OF legal residence IN the state
lDccemher l0l qualities him 10 hegln Thus
Martin viii soon be enabled to offer In truth
and fact The atouemcnt Of marriage 10 the
girl. which, at the risk Of betting charged with
bigamy, he has already made 10 court think
Ing thus 10 escape merlted legal punishment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01


The Fort Worth BOARD of Underwriters,
composed OF the undersigned agencies,
at meeting held October p, 1856, unah
imously resolved that all policies OF
insurance issued On or after November /,
1855, should be for cash only
LrrLrJouN MARTIN,
SwAYNE BRos & CRANE,
ZANE Germ,
FosmcK & FuRMAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Alexander.


ALrNANpEn, TIN oct ai-~Thc prsth
County Farmers alliance held business meet.
ing here yesterday, which was continued over
to-day. The object of the meeting was 10 elect
Officers for the ensuing year aud look lnyS, the
aithirs OF the lumber company, whose Yards are
here, etc II Is understood that this tompany
Il doing well, and all alliance men who arc In.
terested Ia It are more than satisfied with tie
outlook
Rev Little, the most noted minister of the
Primitive Baptlsis IN the state, perhaps,
preached here last night Ills admirers I'm this
section are numbered by the hundreds and
they came In from the surrounding country
until the congregation was very large.
On the 2pth, James Head, young married
man, WIS caught In some way by pnrt OF the
machinery Mt Baldln's mill and had the flesh
and muscles torn from ibis thigh, in1ictlng a
serious wound,
Malarlal fever with which the town has
been scnurged for months, Is dying out. There
nro quite n number Of cases on hnnd, but no
new ones, The latest victim Ia Miss Alice Ris-
ing, n Teacher In the public school, who has
been IN bed Tor two weeks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
p,ed OF Dengue.


,.r Tx, oct, 8l.-Mlss Matte,
ssr q Justice Law I. 9, s,w N 1ied o.
be iesgi ~ and accomplished laEhand was
\ le,1g ~ Inc family to succuW TO Tie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Bartlett.
ITO the Gazette.

I'M 10 INU UHtVVVV'
attpfr.TEX. oct. 81. Sergeant Turner has
IN Bartlett with his convict gang. He has
Il lAsonri railroad In tine condition between
N aud Bartlett
4 h,Iik Of The cotton crop has been shipped
,thIs section. one hundred bales were
N here Yesterday. The total shipment M
4 M nre 1900 bMleR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

That was a large shipment of Imported
goods received during the pnst week al
the popular wholesale house VI Chas,
Schehber Co., and they are prepared 70
make some very low prices 20 the trade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

one Of the very best SHOWS OF the sea
son was given last night by Baron see
man. He Is without superior N ms
line, versatile genius ana . gentleman asl
-fDallas, TEX Herald, MaFeh o 1881
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

snnuo. TBx., oct. 3l.--rhc cotton re.
4 ar this week reached 1900 bales, The
.snis for tine season amount 10 1900
ronuty Is hlllng MP rapidly with settlers
and Missouri There has been
n,age Of two families per day for the past
nrsarrlyed at this station.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Howard fully IS selling the diamond
and pebble glass spectpcles the best Ia
slle market Dun't inreet In eyeglasses
satl YOU have n'sisiesYcd him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

we guarantee you snying " from 70
to t0 per cent. on all purchases made 81
u.s. We are positively closing cut our
business. RASpAml 4 CmA1nrBs 60.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Handsome Ottoman SILK aud satin bro
cade Newmarkeis a. actual cost at Ram
dali & Chambers Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Diagonal cloth Ncwnarkets IN black
and colofs ~ 50, 1929, 8 u 80 and 1880
al Randall 4 Chambers Co.'s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Henry s. Peak have just received d
fresh l0t 81 cooking and heating stoves,
which they arr offering AZ reduced figures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
STATE NEWS.
!. aud happenings Of the Day :
occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
-. from over the state Reported
.s,,uv tcr the Gazette by ITS
avn correspondents


z 49, oct. "a .--Tho negro who was shot
49, ItNN.na tryInr to paint the town red AT
Ieek W',bhsrid sir. John u, Reagan. was
M 9 sare and placed IN the jail yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Turkish bath soap, three cakes and o
towel IN a neat box, TOR 80 cetts NJ Is. NJ.
Wplls' drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

ladies pcbble gont, button shoes,
worth 81, are only si.tb at llandail 8
Chambers Cn'A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Howard fully has the largest stock of
diamonds and fine goods in the state, and
the prices he IL making are astonishingly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Misses pebble goat, button shoes,
collar tip, worth ~ q pair, can be had
~ us for ~ 80.
HASDAti, & CnAMnEns 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Interview Howard II you have any
thought of Investing in silyer-plated ware.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Look al Henry & Peaks cheap cooking
stoves before you buy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
SIN Thinning.

r. NJ. Wells mammoth soda fount WIN
lie best soda and mineral waters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Gold watches, fine icwclry and dln-
munds are being sold at extremely low
figures by Howard Tully
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
STYLISH MILLINERY.

Ms G. y. B,0WR ms i8si rtcetec3
n drsb iot n imperfect FyReb btttoR
hats aud otba rim Goody fer M
Gpeyg use, me- Nc,ccN ami Finest ami
Best she ropid fad IN Nor lori, P1iN-
icijibid aRd 50. koHty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01

Chas Seheuber & 90, are selling some
very line cigars % close prices. They
recently made a special deal on large
lot Of select goods, aud are giving their