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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
BONHAM.
The New Postmaster Receives His Com.
mission Personal Notes.
speciAl 10 the Gazette.

The New Postmaster Receives His Com.
mission--Personal Notes.
Special TO the Gazette.
BOSnAM, TEX, Feb. o.-Capt. j. w.
Duncan received his commission yester-
day as postmaster at this place for the
term OF four years. Capt. Duncan was
appointed to I'LL the unexpired term OF
ex-Postmaster IL. Il, Taylor, and that
term expired yesterday. Capt. Heiston,
who has been assistant postmaster, is
succeeded by Miss Beulah Fuller, whom
we are sure will make a success and give
satisfaction.
The posto1lce il being rehtted, and 100
additional lock-boxes are being put in by
Mr.. b. r. Stevens. We viii have the
neatost and most roomy postofilce In
North Texas when finished
County commissioners court met yes
terday aud viii likely hold all week,
They have received the new jail, built by
Sherman architects, as agreeing with
the contract The jail will have
all Us fXtgres 10 place to-
morrow, The court changed the
voting place ia the election precinct No.
~ from Sandy creek To ltayenna They
viii employ good part OF their time IN
appointing road oyeweers and looking
to the conntry's Interest ~ making new
and good roads.
MIR. Wash Hughes has bought property
in Denton, aud VIII move TO that place
this week. He and his son will engage IN
the confectionery tobacco aud bakery
business, having bought the CONNECTION.
cry OF o T. Poe, mayor OF Denton Mr.
Hughes was engaged In the furniture
business here for 4 long time, and has
many warm friends WHO win greatly rc
greet his leaving here
Dr. Cooke returned from McAllister
|. T., yesterday, and has opened hi.
dentist Office In Dr. Martins office OF
Mnin street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
DENTON.


The Extension of tho East Line Railway
from Mckinney Assured.
Special To the Gazette.
DENTON, Tex, Feb, "a railroad
meeting was held to-day at the court
house, Judge ia, Carroll chairman; ID.
n Dodson, secretary, The object of the
meeting was 10 take into consideration
the proposition made by Mai. Heron of
the East Line-that the road would be
extended from Mckinney to Denton i'm
mediately, II Denton would donate the
necessary depot grounds and the right OF
way to the Collin county line. The
proposition was unanimously accepted
aud committee consisting OF Col. w.
T. Ahnoy, George Oatman, 4. u. Douglass,
j. Nj. Roark, a. NJ. Bush and Matthew
Robinson was Immediately appointed to
take subscriptions and secure the right of
way. The committee think that nearly
enough has already been subscribed to
secure the road. Denton is now expect
ing the East Line from Mckinney and an
extension OF the Missouri Pacific from
Gainesville, via Denton, to Grapevine
and on to Fort Worth. II the Santa Fe
has gone back on I'VE believe Jay Gould
VIII come to tho rescue, as we are bound
to have more railroads in Denton.
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Pnrneils wonderful Rover.

DGmIN, Feb. e.--when parnen, o..
Conner and o'Brlen arrived at GALWAY
where they had gone to support O'Shea,
Parnells nominee for parliament, they
were met 10y mob who lied the Irish
leaders and cried: "To h, Il with O,Shea
and Parnell.p Healy, VIII had arrived
sometime previously, hurried to the scene
and pushing his way through the crowd
said he would break the heal of any man
who dared insult parncll This caused
order for time
During the general meeting here 10
take action on the canvass, lynch, the
opposing nominee, made a speech IN
which he SAID parnell acted like a traitor
to Galway in importing Cant. o'Shea as a
candidate Of the city when they had plen-
ty OF good native material. lynch added
that although Parnell was great man,
that ireland had made him. This remark
stirred the faction present into wild ex-
citement, Parneli then invited Lynch TO
a quiet talk, and the conversation was
not long over before Lynch said he had
decided, at hmell's requestdo withdraw
from the Galway contest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
An Attachment at weaiherford.
Special 10 the Gazette.

WEArnERoRp, Tx, Feb, 5.-Last
night about II O'clock an attachment vas
run on the stock OF china aud silyerware
and watches and clocks of j L. Doherty
s Go. OF this place by Il II. NIilllken,
manager OF the WcatherIord Furniture
and Carpet company, also OF this city, of
whom Doherty Co. purchased the stock
OF china and sllverware IN November
last The amount OF the attachment
was SiS6a4s, as balance purchase money
on stock Of china and Silyrrware. The
attachment was sued out on the grounds
that Doheriy & Co. were disposing of, or
fixing TO dispose Of their stock OF goods
for fraudulent purposes, MIR. Doherty
claims that tho liabilities OF the firm viii
not exceed $4,000, anu SAYS there are
goods III the house TO reach the amount
OF $4,000, and the debt ON which he was
attached was none OF it due until to.mor.
row, the 10Th, Mr. Mlliken claims that
Doherty Co. failed IN part 10 comply
with acertain contract entered into at
the time OF the trade. Two other attach.
mcnts have been run to-day to the amount
oi sl50. IL is supposed that others viii
be run very soon. Total amount OF at
tachrients run 10 this time, S5Sla.4S. The
officers are now taking an invoice OF the
stock, and IN day or two II will be
known what the totalllabilitles and assets
are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Bowie.
Special to the Gazette.

BOWIE, TEX, Feb. 9 ~ rousing rail-
road meeting was held last night in the
interest Of the Montague & Southwestern
railroad, and also in the interest of tap
from Bowie to the Stephens coal mine.
Proper committees were appointed to see
II some agreement could not be reached
between Montague and Bowie, so as to
bring the road here.
The Farmers alliance held u meeting
at Montague Saturday and passed resolu-
tions to petition the board of directors of
the Missouri & Southwestern railway to
come to Bowie. We understand the alli-
ance used very forcible language in the
resolution.
They also passed resolutions to build a
; 10000 roller flour mill ut some point in
the county Bowie will do her best to
have the mill located here
A meetinghas been called for Thursday
night to organize building and invest
ment association.
Capt. DePugh and wife of Indiana are
here prospecting. The captain saws the
papers have not zone Bowie Justice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

interesting Batch OF News Nugget. frpm
West Toxins,

Interesting Batch OF News Nuggets frum
West Toxins,
special 70 Tho Gazette
kyiH, TIN, Feb. p.4,At last, after
sonle little excrtIon on tho part OF ot0,
young mon, we have succeeded I'm ors,an-
ixing hook and ladder company, and. Al
tho meeting last night, the following ON.
GERS were elected d G Nclghbors
president; \. Rosonhaum, gicc.prosi.
dents Tom Johnson foreman.
Charles nonny, assistant foreman,
zen Mci.Vnou, secretary, and A. *. Denny
treasurer. \ committee Of three, to.rlay'
waited on Tine citizens OF the town. solin.
Ting subscriptions for the purpose of
purchasing 4 truck, etc, and met win
no difficulty Ia Raising tho desired
amount The name OF The nnw orgaplln.
,tlon VIII pc Hope Hook aud Ladder com
paay, NJ, !.
Arecent ride In the country by your
correspondent revealed the fact that our
farmers are making extensive prepara.
tiOns for the coming CROPS and that Nbrat
IL lpoklDg rcmarkably wcl.
a!essr-. Peayy \ Coffce purchased a
snlill herd OF ycar-old calves recently
thatpyeraged, when weighed, $50 pounds
eachl lhc calves were raised In this
cenmnnity
Anpnhcr OF our citizens are now busy
setting oHt shade trccs, and otherwise
bcaulIfying their yards
Hon Louis Kessler, cx-represcnt1iiye
ieeai AeA nraunicls, was IN the city YES.
terday, }and spent the day prospecting
the ceuntry around Kyle with the View
% establishing German colony In our
community At an early day
County politics wiilbe unusually intor-
nstlng this year, as desperate EFFORT win
be made TO "downp the present admInls.
tfailoi|, whIch'has been IN power Tor Il
long tine,
The swain men IN this section are
clamorlaa 40 little, while the Ross men
aie sring but little ana thinking
e sieai deal ~ y Thought
tliat llie rae bqs p3frpsHud down TO
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diving snccnr NJ Ser.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb .. The
steamer Edinburgh, Capt Johnson, which
arrived here yesterday from Rio Norma,
reports that on January 90 she sighted a
vessel with signals of distress flying. A
boat was lowered and sent to the vessel,
which was found to be the brieantine
Hannah, bound to Antwerp from Buenos
Ayres with a cargo on hides. Her crew
OF twelve were almost eXhau red from
starvation The vessel had tren sixty
days out, ana for seventeen du the mcr
had nothing to eat but few crackers
The Edinburgh's boat was loaded with
provisions and sent to the brig and III,
Edinburgh then proceeded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Jeffers'
Special to the Gazette.

JEFFERSON, TEX, Feb. g.-Eederal
court convened yesterday morning at ii
O'Clock, Judge Sabin present and presid-
ing The grand jury, composed of twenty
one men, was organized and proceeded
TO work at once. The jury commissioners
met also. Court adjourned TIL to-day 10
complete the petit Jury. The court an.
nounced that he would give the civil
docket the preference at this term. The
case OF McAllister against the Texas 4
Pacific Hallway company was tried TODAY.
Yesterday afternoon $50 O'Clock at
the residence of Col. ID. IL. Zachry, his
daughter, Miss Fannie, was united in the
noiy ponds OF matfmony to MOOD w.
SIMS, Rev. Charles Lamb officiating. The
wedding was very quiet affair; only the
immediate members of Mr.. Sims family
and few Invited guests were present,
Mr. Sims is a worthy young man and is
deserving OF the prize he won in the lot
terry of life.
sion 80 'NA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

| am now twenty-one yealsoll|
was five years OF aye lad lsi'!
of the brain. Since that tlrx /
have both turned outward, di3
opposite of crosseyes. Thg z
ward from each other at aug
least 80 degrees. 1t disdga'ss 1
much, so that from pride llsl|
avoided society. 1t wasa pslil'
tune to mother and myself, ~
been told they could 1eFe
straight. But thank The Loe
tice, at Fort Worth, has mage
fectly straight and greatly M
sight. No one can now leH
ever wrong. | am ever y
DR.. Prentice. lie did tue
two minutes. Miss Lucy X
Worth witnessed it. !zsz
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Investigation Of Or. pf r,s.s|
list Of Eye, Ear, ~. I
Chronic Diss'''

The president OF lpc ~
health, DR.. J. @. Ands !, 4, 2
ascertain for himself a,'e
rnanity II the reports W. 1900
tice were true; 50, n a
number Of physicisn.ss.. ~.
Prentlce's ONCE. He . ~ n
Div astonished. 10 a .,...s
Prentice straighterea ,sl. 4
Not a moan or CRY. q W. IA.
each case took me e '.'.,'lsI.
too much u Or. rfsnI'''
and thorough physiclse.,.
fess,onal, lookupoa ,'l,, n.
but / am convinced ies'
cure any case ..s.ai
many that HE tgea''' 4
from '''' DR.. "A
Pres. State BID q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
noarh Of Arhltrntnr..

.AtRASN, n. T., Feb. "a hill eina.
mating from the Knights OF Labor viii be
introduced In the assembly tomorrow
IL provides for the establishments of a
state board OF laber arbitrators. In
case Of dispute between EN-.
ployer snd employees 1t Is provided
that primary boards OF live are TO be an.
pointed, two each by the employer aud
the employees, these four to choose the
NTH. Appeals may be taken from tho
lower board to the state board,
whose decisions shall be final.
This board is 10 consist
Of three members to be appointed by the
governor and the senate, Two of whom
are 70 be selected from persons recon.
mended respectively BY the State
Trades assembly, aud one from the lead.
Ink manufacturing Industries ofthe state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Swain and Ross, and South Texas seems
TO have forgotten that there Is q North
Texas
Numbcricss wild ducks and geese are
now on the Blauco, n short distance west
OF here, whilo fishing in that stream was
never better.
Several carloads OF johnson grass,
which brought 500 per ton, were shipped
from here yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
whitesboro,
special to the Gazette.


WnTEsBoRo, TEX, Feb . - The Bap-
lists, fresbyterians and Methodists OF
this place held the first of series of un-
ion missionary meetings at the Baptist
church last evening. \ good deal OF in
terest was manifested, and some very
good "ten-minute" speeches were made
A petition has been circulated here this
week and has been signed by many lead
ing citizens. This petition asks congress
to enact laws to require all schools sup.
ported by the government and situated in
the territories to embrace in their curric-
ulum scientific study OF temperance and
hygiene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

In our day and tinss c -
fronted with adyert ,l.s sm y n 4,
and miraculous cures ' wy q 4,
we have been compelless '' \.
yation to term qaack Ky 7! s''ssl
now compelled to aIte, o ~. 81 4
case or Or. Prentice, n osi ell'<l
Inc ~, Flcswick hotel ii M, l y, 'a'f.
A. !, McPhail, wife OF The ~ N,
proprietor OF this ioarosl' " KS II
almost entirely deaf for sIs ~
years, has been con.id' s's,tl Il
deaf by many eminent p 'Ss'ss N
all OF the old doctors oi i ~, \
OF her case wen, and kna, y, !, s Y
almost entirely deal Nav ~ ~
only one weeks treat,osa,,' y N
mas mas oeen greatly improved ,.s:.
better s,',lt without eartrampsi ~ ~ 4!
Is lore ny Its use. She feele , w !
u the treatment Is kep, IN 4
.hat she viii be entirely ,e',s v
nearing. DR.. Prentice 4.
other wonderful cures si, III 4. 3
IN the city. His patients s sss Y
stow upon him sincere lls,', X
gratitude, which Is one Of NJ N Il s.'''
DulSeS of onr oat. ~ WI
mason. ~
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BUSINESS NOTES.
The Bank bought 1t.

Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Feb. .. The stock OF
groceries belonging to Mr.. b. NJ. Daugh.
erty, on which the Abilene National
bank issued an attachment ON the
25th OF January, was sold by
sherif's sale this morning TO the
highest bidder and was bid In by
the above mentioned bank for 1880 TO
satisfy the claim against b. NJ. Daugher-
ty for SHOOTS. An inventory was taken
and the stock valued ut S2G00,3s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Mr.. Geo. Chapman, hl..
English George, a iiremn' Y n
Pacific railroad, who Iss 81 ~
yesterday he visited p y. h /!
Pickwick, Fort Wort, !. 4
ten ten minutes min when be cO y. IN
conversation with US 81 'ss',asI
ment and delight wefs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
a wnman Arrmgned Ear nor.e.s,ealln,

a w"man Arraigned Cor DEMONSTRATING
spceialto the Gascnc.
fonl SMITH, ARK Feb. p. Tho noto-
rious Belle Starr Of the Cherokee nation
was urraigncd In the United States court
today on three charges OF horse stealing.
She cntemd plea Of not guilty Ia each
instance, and got her trial con
tinued until May next. She al.
tractcd great attention as She
sat In court with a PREDETERMINED white
mans hat fastened up at tho side with 4,
rcd leather, iauntlly sitting on the side Of
her head. She was accompanied hy her
daughter, Pearl Younger, who is the con.
slant companion OF her mother.
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Colorado.
.spondence Of the GazeLte.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, Feb. s.. There are
no new cases Of small poX, nor do we ex-
pect any new ones, strict quarantine
being kept up.
Laponsh Bros Of Abilene moved INTO
their quarters to-day.
Mr.. J. w. Snyder has inst arrived from
his Tom Green county ranch.
Mr.. Winfield Scott has gone TO San An
gelo on business.
b. IL. Campbell of the capitol syndicate
left to-day for their raEch by private con-
veyance.
There were n good many strangers in
town to-day inquiring for houses to rent.
The Knights of Labor are growing very
fast in numbers. Some OF our prominent
citizens are members of that order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Hamilton.
oorrosnondencc of mo Gnrnire

correspondence VI INC bhhctle'
HAMILTON, TEX, Feb. THE walls of
our courthouse look dismal since the
fire. Commissioners court meets Mon
day and will, some time during the week,
do something towards rebuilding. All
seem to agree that the walls as they stand
are too badly cracked to be OF any further
use. The house just burned was built by
Martin, Byrne & Johnston and it was
good work, but the fire completely
ruined it. Everything Of Importance was
saved except S, LQyd's Justices court
recorls and County Judge G.. w. Cottou's
books aud papers. There was not room
for them in the vault -Four OF our county
officers have taken possession Of the jail
to use as Offices, there being no prisoners
there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
cannon,s seven WIVES.

SMr LAKE, UrAlI, Feb. 9..-As n re-.
SUIT OF the raid on Geo. O. Cannon,s
mouse yesterday, seven OF his wives were
required To give bail In the sum of ssooo
each, and members OF his families IN the
sum OF $500 each. United states Mar
shal ireland to-day searched number ~
houses where the Mormon chiefs were
mostly supposed to be, He had 4 PASS
OF nfteen men, but nobody was fonnd
me marshal to-day Offers reward az
5000 for the capture of Geo. q. Cannon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Buy package of Silver Loaf and give
~ iair trial. II you do this Won win
never never regret it. How many disastrous
lauures in making bread cause troublons
veAation In the householder This can aIl
sc enViated W q trial Of Silver I.oaf +
and efficiency f9''ss' s'rHnS'n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
Queen CITY.
Special 10 the ,;alE,rc


QUEEN CRY, Ten, Eel. .. Tho orand
Jury found four true bills against one Of
our saloon men and three against another.
Most OF the bills were for violation of
the sunday law.
~ NJ Clements was indicted last fan
ior assault with intent to murder, and
was placed under bond for his appear
ahce az TINS term OF the court. During
.nls term OF the court he has been found
guilty and fined for carrying pistol
ihe grand jury found four other bins
against him, making in all six cases
S ,s,,l nlin thls court. His wife is also
suing MIN fora divorce.
The Knights Of Labor have organized
mere with thiry-two members. thirty
Wnl'e men and two negroes. They OK
time. snort
Inc Christian church is rapidly near
ing completion. II is an elegant and com.
n lnoulons house, aud speaks well for the
OF the church. = -"Si
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Impossiblo h NJ,

AGAIN cOMieffrn -. ~ vi
DR.. Prentice WI, +, ". la.4|
y ,yS p mil, fek =. Az
lie has been obII~ae he et,.!'
until Feb. Ia. pa sGs 2 I'6'. \
from hundreds 81 Az ~ AZ u.
doing business Ia a''ls az.
Texas and adjoima1y s ss.aI 81,
performs opcratIoss. H's''a III
without pain, that MT, =, y o. So
hours to DO, while ' ,7 gas
s Is cn ~ ngonlxing fear Is ss, I,
, = cnring Gases every d.s x 'H,1
OF America. y " NJ y
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what Another Physieian *
Prentlces

To WHOM 1T MAY ovS ...s,d
suffered three years COILS. v
eyes until my sight becllN
have been under the iIea NY u.
ocullsts, but DR.. Prenp' ~ ,'
more relief from pain y
provement of sight lns X
ever received at the nap~ ~
physician. / can hlgoly, X. s
as . gentleman and pDys'SS'' ss
DIR. II. l.. Holt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

Mr.. Mel, Kennedy. who
with Mrs. Walker, al the ~ co,s Z I. (,
and Calhoun streets, h. I "
cross-eyed in both ewes III. !.
Yesterday Or. Prentice sl,xIss.,]
eye in the short space Ct ons n
sight is very much improgsd T. I.
can tell that his eyes hsvs 81
crossed. Mr.. Ed j. Smith oIe. 4
Mirror witnessed the ope,sss,
the eyes of John McCahan's I,
years old, who has been cToss,sI
the age of two years, were MI
by DR.. Prentice in less th,s
Mr.. McCahan is cutter iot N
house OF Dahlman Bros. foi 4
also Mr.. Whit Elkin's daGahle.
seventeen years old. She N <
cross-eyes all her life. NJ
Strengthened her ewes AZ n
handsome lady Of her N
minute. Mr.. Islkia's adaes
ford, Tarrant county. YsYp
James NJ. Jordan Of christisr. N
county, Tex, says he has suiq5
piles for eight years, bad bet \
with the knife withoutany Bad
Prentice cured him in one tlssnaA
out cutting, burning or hypaisl
jcctlons. Still another, thenk \
McPhail, notary public Of EGi
has been very deaf for aboai u 4
being obliged to use an cor tranz1
Prentice treated her one Eeet, "a
could hear better without as <
than she could before with Il \
ness, reference is also made % Y
tin OF the Martin-Brown Oc
witnessed some Of the sueetSl
of DR., Prentice, now at hoid
The doctor also refers toJ.K +
Fort Worth. Mr.. Nichols M'l&
ten miles north OF Fort Wonk
eye put out by a fence wire sar
rapidly recovering sight under y
ment OF DR.. Prentice.
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Len These Mundane shores.
special TO the Gazette.

HousToN, TEX, Feb. 9.-As iele-
graphed TIE GAZETTE last night, Albert
Scheutz, the old German citizen who
took morphine yesterday, and was ex-
pectcd to die, breathed his last this morn
ing lie was buried by Germania lodge,
Ancient Order United Workmen and the
Deustche Cesellschaft, OF which societies
he was nm honored member.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
THE FRISCO IN ARKANSAS.
Opening OF the Bridge over the Arkansas
River mt Van Buren,.
snacial In Tho Gazette

River nj Van Buren,.
Special To- the Gazette.
EoRI SMITH, AK, Feb. 9,The st.
Louis 6 san Francisco railway bridge
over tire Arkansas river at Van Buren, was
opened this afternoon and the passenger
train from ST. Louis passed over It, load
ed with enthusiastic persons from this
city, who went over to meet the train and
be among the first to pass over the struc-
ture. The event is hailed with delight by
all ON the south side Of the raging Arkan-
sas The train came laundering into the
city amidst the screaming whistles from
factories, steamboats, aud locomotives,
accompanied by the ringing of bells,
cheering and great demonstration Of Joy.
General Manager Dunn OF the Frisco, the
bridge contractor and several other rail-
road officials, are in the city tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
PARIS.

Tho citizens Dcnounce tho Use OF moh
Law in the Case OF Il. t. Garrett.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
PARIS, Tx, Feb. a.--In lesnonsc 10
the call OF several OF the citizens Of Paris
last night something near three hundred
people gathered AZ the courthouse 10 ex-
press their sense aud feeling ia regard 10
The mobbing Of the desperate, n. i. tSar.
reth on the night 81 February z, &c.
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ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
Corpus christi Gets There.

rprtIHI 70 int dHtt0lvs
SAN ASToNTo, Tx, Feb. 9.-Col.
Lott and the railway committee at Corpus
Christi to-day signed the papers winch
secured the building OF the branch Of
the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass road
70 that place. They made a strong de-
tormined pull for II, and have succeeded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10

FORT NOkths i'ft-s n
To those who may pe'''
have been for two or thits n
catarrhal deafness: Go aad Y N
tice now, for waiting viii W. \ y
be the utter destruction q 4 Y
a sense as the hearing %
cured, for,.I can and % X,
recommend DIR. Prentice
treated by him, ! know WIT
JAMES c. BaiI RAJ
N. b. would take
swering any queries rel'il's' 4