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Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
The Ideal SleepinG-ROOm

The 'ideal sleeping room" will face
the east. 1t will be not less than fifteen
feet square, with windows on two sides
for light and ventilation. For further
ventilation it will have an open fireplace.
The walls will be hard finished and tint
ed color that will be reetful to the
eye. The woodwork will be finished in
its natural color, paint not being ad
mitted. The floor will be of hard, pol
ished wood, with small rugs for comfort
that are shakeable weekly. Everything
that would invite dust will be strictly ex-
cluded, therefore the furniture will have
no extra carvings. The one hair mattress
will be Of the best quality, made in two
parts for convenience Ia turning and
airing, with woven-wire spring be-
meath. The bed clothing Will be the
lightest, at the same time warmest, con-
sisting OF blankets and white spread.
All extra adornments of lambrequins
and fancy things of no use will not find
place here. The curtains will be of
thin washable material.
The ''coming woman" will plan to
have her bed set away from the wall for
health's sake as we'll as convenience.
Modern "conveniences" will be let alone
as far as stationary washbasins with hot
and cold water is concerned, the porta-
BILE washstand being used instead, she
preferring to do e little extra work to
running a risk of being slowly and gen
teelly poisoned. Her bed will be we'll
spread open the first thing in the morn
ing, and the sunshine and air invited in
to do its part towards airing and cleans
ing Of the same, and the making of the
bed will be the last Of the morning
duties.
The coming woman" will plan a big
closet in each sleeping room, with q win
dow for ventilation, II possible thing.
1t will not be receptacle for old boots OF
shoes, nor antiquated bonnets, hats, or
soiled clothing. There will be plenty
Of hooks at the proper heighth for her to
reach-not the carpenter-nOt forget
ting to put those in the children's closet
at a suitable height for them. TIE
children will be remembered in this
house and will have a room with hard
wood floor where all their belongings
can be kept and hey can play to their
hearts content, without being told not
TO do this or that for fear o1 hurting the
carpet or furniture; where everything
shall be usable and bangable, plenty OF
old chairs and boxes for steam cars and
cirousses; where they can decorate the
walls with pictures, and have a good
tirae generally.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
UNVEILED AT LAST.
che Great Bartholdi Statue Formally Re
Ceivtd.

rrhe Great Bartholdi Statue Formally Re
ceived.
New YORK, October 28.-The rain storm
which prevailed all day yesterday ceased
last night, but the weather this morning was
ve ~ unpromising for the festivities which
COX place in connection with the lnGugu-
re ton of the Bartholdi statue of liberty. A
slight fog hung over the city and obscured
il. measure the elaborate decorations OF
the buildings with which the city had been
beautihed. French and American flags
flying from house tops and windows
in every direction, and general
holiday appearance is presented by
moving bodies of soldiers, militia, civic
organizations, and by the collection
on the sidewalks of great crowds of people.
1t is estimated that full 100000 took part
in the festivities to-day. From the boun-
daly line east AMI west at the river fronts,
the drift of people moved until when near
ing the line of march there grew TO be a
tide of humanity jammed up against the
poll &c lines which set back Its con Stantly
flow ing stream too near by avenues. The
proc ession was to have started at O'Clock,
but at that hour it had only begun TO form.
The platform that has stood III one Of the
north western angles of the statue was re-
moved and a platform for the speakers made
ready. A handsome silk French flag was
placed over the face of the statute, and at
the word from President Cleveland it was
drawn, unveiling the head of The goddess
The landparade included between 25OOO and
5000 men.
When Cover nor Hill mounted the plat
1orm there were cheers, but when BArtnoldI,
he sculptor, appeared ana was recognizes
by the mass, a shout went up by those near
est the stand The cry of "Birtholtl
"3artholdi," was then caught up on bo-h
the reviewing and grand stands. The
crowds on the avenue curbings up and down
heard the name and passed it TO the people
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Lady-No, l don't know Victor
Hugo's works well. have only read
"'93."
Alderman's Daughter-Only ninety
three? Why, haven't read more than
seventy or eighty OF them.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

The editor of the Corsicana, Tex, o.
serUer, Mr.. G.. P. Miller, had a severe at
tack of rheumatism in his left knee,
which became so swollen and painful
hat he could not walk up the stairs. He
writes that after few applications OF
Sc. Jacobs Oil, the pain entirely disap-
2 cared, and the knee assumed its nor
n Rl proportions.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04
Believed the Doctrine

All, good morning, deacon" said a
a friend as they passed out Of the church
veshbLe. A hDe sermon this morning"
Yes. pretty good, pretty good 1t
convinced me OF one thing"
What's that?'
Eternal punishment. 1t was long
enough to be a section of II.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Clyde Herald: The Baptists Of this
place have their church neatly comIle:
ed, and the windows stained, which ; i
much to its general appearance on
Iuside.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Sumner coughs aud colds generally
come 70 stay. bat the uss OF Red Star
Cough Cure invariably drives theIn
away. Safe, Prompt, sure.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Baxter Springs Nsus Geo. W. Mich
ner sold a t01F-Clonths old Shorthoru
oalt weighing 476 pounds /. had never
been FED grain.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-04

Jennie 5u-e CLAIMS the credit for. tie
syndicate ooE.ts,oEGene. i6es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

hall. After The dancing would conclude
! Mr.. Moody and his nfHoci9tes would
sweep out The room aud arrange y forms
services next Jay. Tho school was held
] Tor six years IN this building aud soon
! increased 20 over a thousand regular ~
4 pendants. Aller abandoning this hall,
which he WA compelled 10 do, be fcnted
q saloon that would accommodate only
I 200 persons, and held services IN ihls
lhunbio aud secluded place he wrought a
good work, which made bis future cnrecr
/ di.eernoblc Mr.. MOODY row resigned
his position ~ salesman and rcsolscd 70
devote his entire lime " the work Of inc
muster he was married ~ MISS Emma
g Reycll Ia August Of 1862. lie ~ tins
time had no means, liut he believed him
self and wife would be cared Tor, and his
wife shared bis faith. His wife proved a
valuable hclpmatc. as she was OF y lap'
tlsi family and decidedly u true christian
woman She Is on energetic worker IN
fthc meetings and has welded an inilu.
enco for good over Mr. Moody himself.
They % FIRST occupied n snall cot.
iagc IN Chicago. which was de-
stroyod by the IRE In Chicago In
1871, since which time they have
devoted their whole time tu travelling
missionary work, They have been cngogcd
IN their oyangclislic lab0fs IN all the prD-
clpnl cities of America and Europe. Mr.
Moody depends entirely on Providence
and circumstances 10 provide his personal
wealth. lie asks no salary, no financial
gain more than 10 supply his personal
wants. This Is proved IN one instance,
On the day before his departure to En-.
gland the last time he had no means what
ever 10 delray his expenses. lio believed,
though he would be cared ioT AZ night
o friend came and gave him $500 to carry
him To his new Gelds Of labor Mr.Moody
has great executive utility, which ls one
secret of bis success Ills education Is
not technical one but one acquired by
observation and constant mingllug with
people Of refinement aud strict business
habits. His sermons are not noted for
profound thought, but Of a business style
and TO the point. lie Is original and
earnest. The secret OF his success licsin
the fact that he ~ sincere In his work and
his entire time and thought is consocrated
TO the work the Master has called him TO
perform. The biography of his associate,
Mr. Sankoy viii appear tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
PILOT POINT.
Religious services aud Doing. oiihes
tors Yesterday.

WpIIpIuus srryiues nnd nol,,,1.T..|l. =
TORS y..,.', '' = w'h =.
srocinl 10 tho Go,o,,o LAY
pro, pn,.s' ~
w Mcflnrn ," ,6s,i ~, ,sn' sn,.sl'sl
,h,, n'n'o w, Pa .,. VI we tres'gldz
ohin tn ,r,.o ~ W.. Wv syn III. ana ", y
1he ,,o. e~en 'o,uas ihis soccg 4
da,schooi 'y ~, Nv anu anu 'nlsreslllg "
t"cchers ov !" n,, lily vi'y. Tvs ohgs
tnai in ,h,i r p1pi's aao lfonlpl aHs ~
nar,d, ., .,onuanv.. Ilc'. v
ma 'V $40, :, wv S'i ~ !,
hoin% ,,sent 60 ~ d,, s"o na 'sa. sa NY
aS .a11 "' 10y ~ nuvrcy ~ WIZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
PARIS


don" After Money uollectlng--Tho slisb,
Engine done Ia Anndarkn.
special 20 Tho Gazette.
PAm4, Tx, Feb. 2s Mcssr.. I.loyd a
scott OF the Marshall, Paris 6 Northwest.
ern hallway company have gone to New
YORK 10 close the contract with the Now
York capitalists Tor the loan of enough
money to put the Marshall Paris q North.
western road In running shape Tho locnl
treasurer was Out collecting ycstrrda,
and met with very good success.
The santa fc committee was Mt work
yesterday, and did a line business IN, tbo
way ol collecting, Paris does moi pro.
posi- Ia let anything pass there Is always
room Tor QUE mure enterprise
Mr., Sellcrrcprcscntlng the Slsly glre.
Engine company, has arrived, aid Tho
test Of the now rrc-cnglne rcrontIy bought
WIN be- had some time This week.
w II Marshall, the engineer of tho
lto department here was presented with
very handsome engineers badge made
81 gold, presented by The Sllsby Fire
company, costing 500
Mai. -. H. +. Campbell, one Of the city
aldermen, leaves to-day Tor Anudnrk6.
], IT, 10 take charge OF the ,ib.appney
under Capt Hail We ~ congratulate
the major upon his appointments, Tor he
Is man worthy OF the position that hns
been given him
IilE 6AhErtk Is gcuwlng Ia demand
mere more and more every day, even II
they have smallpox IN Fort worth We
dldn't have enough to supply the demand
YESTERDAY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
rIlROCK MORTON.
rho Race. Nuptinls. on tho Qm vi,e ror
the santa re.

the Santa Fo.
Correspondence r the GnSotto.
TuRocRMogioN, TEX, Feb, ~. The
races on the gid brought quite II crowd
Of people and especially sporting men TO
our town. The main race was between
McGOniglll' b sorrel horse OF Sbuckleforl
county and CasnorH dun horse OF Haskell
county The race was for $1,000 and to
run a quarter Of mile. Excitement and
enthusiasm ran high bat all PASSED OF
quietly and peaceably, McGonigill's horse
winning The race, Besides tho Original
amount stakcd there was heavy betting
on the outside, After the original race
quite number OF other races were run.
Frank Poe was here with his Panhandle
ruco horse and all the boys said no was 4
daisy, Poe could not get Il race on his
horse
Mr. J N Rook and Miss Johnnie Elliot
were married last night nt the residence
OF The BRIDES father. A few select
friends were present. Alias Johnnie is
the youngest daughter OF Col Elliot,
who " ono OF our most staunch aud re-
spoCtcd citizens DR. o. j. Kendall and
Nils Leila King were the attendants,
Judge Poole officiating, They have the
best wishes VI u host Of friends for thelr
future happiness, prosperity, etc.
Glenn lRoynold, formerly Of this place !,
who now has large stock ranch IN Arl.
6onn was here this week He H. well
pleased with Arizona and aays stock Is
doing timely there.
Mr. o. j Wood OF Fort Worth, whose
ranch N In iblS county, was here this
week
Our people arc emtod VITA the pros.
pcot OF getting thc cuff, Colorado e
Santa lfo railroad II Is thought the rond
VIII certainly be extended north and that
II wilt ran through Shackletord Throck.
morton, Baylor and Wilhargcr counties
and on through the Nation to some point
In Kansas, Thc route az Indicated would
control ono OF The hest aud most fertile
sections of country IN Texas, would open
IL NJ io settlers and give the road IN Inn
monSe local business Besides, IL would
give The roud direct connection With the
Gnli, Shakloiord Throckmorlon, BAY.
lor, and Wilbnrger counties oifer Tho
company the right OF way aud liberal
bonus, and give by far the most dcslra
bic and practical route.
business IN looking mp and all scom
iresh Tor Tue coming spring A great
many now mrms VIII be- opened In this
county this year Oats aud wheat arc
looking lne, aud the shower yesterday
VIII start tho grass, aud the stock will
soon iind green pastures again
Mr. i NJ, Con OF this place sold his
stock of cattle, which ho H. ranohlng in
Stoncwall county 60 Mr. Currigan OF
Arkansas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
Waco
Ihe People no rhslr fuu puiy tothe mi
Nersity Electric Light -,.n.s

The People Ia Thsir Fun Dnly the rni
'rrsity Electric Light--itoss
Special To the Gazette.
Waco, Tx, Feb. as.-me locatlno
committee 10 receive the bid of Waco Ia,
th' BaylorWaco consolidated unIyersi.
TIES, VIII arrive here tomorrow or M,
gay, The bonus required Is Sl5. 900 and
sitc and The moueyd Subscription ~
sol,0QO, tho additional $4,000 helns
raised to mako the whole amount secnrn
~ ior sites, at least q dozen have been
oontred OF donations, none being loss
man twenty acres There Is grcat Graf,
'hee'ion here that The work of raising thn
money + over as /; was rather arm.
Gus task. '""''' aruu'
The electric lights were turned an i, d,
nlgllt as an Informal test, and burned
very Wen. To-uighl the lights blaled n
utue whlle' more as novelty To church.
soslS IMAM anything else. The formal
,Issl y to he made Tomorrow n,ghi
M a. u Coifecu, state SUPERINTENDENT
~ ine deuney Electric Light comnany
test. 'o''nN VI inc
me collation. OF opinions pnbished
ny LIN HAtErfr this morning. in ropara
~ inc late quarantine established by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

lDg. Al distance, Tho ncareft % Dor Pc
Dlg a brother IN Kansas.
fsat nlnht number ~ tlsihnR
brethren Of The Masonic order met with
tho l0dxo In this place aud The lied Gross
and 1dinplars degrees were conferred On
several candidates.
Among those from distance ebotlre
Mesprs. h. H. Ceyes, A. II. McCane, y,
w Hughes and 8. u. Curtler Of Gaine.-
vile, -. l.. Lewis u Van Aistsnc, aud ~
r. Hammond OF Marshall
u. Stih Of Dcnton county was also ~
flie city to-day.
w. Is. Ncwsomc aud daughter Of Me
Kinney were here to-day
Mrs J. 4. iIird Of Gainesville, ailor a
visit since Friday. returned home on the
west-b0und train this evening.
Col. j. II. Brltton returned % Dallay
this evening
n. o. Sanborn Of Houston arrived hero
10 day on return trip to New York,
Chicago aud Worcester, Mass where
the barb wire ~ mndc for which he N
agent III this state No arrangements
were made 10 reduce prices on wire and
II any change ~ made II viii be Of an
upward kind
There WAS an ngly littlc light about 10
O'Clock last night IN The Bank saloon, on
The east side, between Sam Harrison and
Leo Walker, In which the latter struck
Che other blow across tho side of the
head wiih an iron poker, and made an
ugly cut In the akin that bled freely IN
examining trial viii probably come up
tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
BnowssyILlIIg

inier"n'ionR, shos,,..
s,..,., - Troops Good ANY, y. ~.
special to the Gazette ~ nan
do BBnso 50, ,' Tx, rss
wy an Interesting inlern,o,p,
ma! took place on the 1 o'.,l1
o =, p uc,we :. clubs Compose
4, p1rownsyllle aud M, iss q
IVY, n. dil some eycsiIse.
points. wy mattel !.
y , = understood that tAe
@ n,9a oanu Of the Eighth . ss.1i'
GUS commanding, ststIa.ssss 'as
barracks, viii be rem6yod g NJ, /, : II.
much-necdcd rains havs i :, AZ sull B,
out This section'durlpp .;,a '.'lsa Isll
70 INC eminent satlsIactleTs u So
and farmers. 'Vn p mi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
A BLACK woMAN,s DEED.
a Domea,lc Conveys Knife nnd rneio refs.
onerS Ia JAN.

onnNlHl W Nho NhANlNc,
HENDERSON, TrN,, Feb Is. Drput,
sheriff Woodall arrested llulda brown, h
negro woman, to-day, charged with com.
piCity IN The recent jail delivery which
took place AZ The couutl ian In this city
last Monday night A illo and knlIe have
unknown person, The knife holng convert
by which number At bolts securing tho
prisoners tn force Il open. Evldence
charging the ncgro woman, who was ein.
ployed AS a domestic about the iail. with
providing the prisoners with the knife
and lilo was elected from nne pi the pris,
nnors now ln Jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
ADluSTING THE TROuRLE.

Railroad omolais ON Thor way 10 Me.
the strikers
Specialize the Gazette,
Houston TEX, Feb. ~. ~. q. Thomn
sou, superintendent of The Southern pacI
TIC, lett IN special cur for the west mi,
morning 10 meetJ, Kruttsehmitt, ASSIST.
ant general manager, and w. Vanylcck
division superintendent. TO try TO scttl,
the existing strike Of the hrnkelneu ON
we san Antonio and I'll paso division
inc men ON this division arr MOI I'm SYM.
PATTY with the strikers. - ="
DIVISION superintendent Irwin of This
olty thinks The strike will be adjusted TO.
morrow OF thu ncNt day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
RnoME.

Attending Court selb,s
'ertainment.- No Dao nsg' = /
Specialize tho Gazette. y'ss
ltHoME, Tx. Feb. % TX.
g. Rhomc 4 Co. bought Ia y = A "
Carpenter Rhome Co. Al ,,Is 4
commenced their sales ycs, ~. ~, W.
community are much reioIcss \,
business Is so pleasantly s sr,s,@ I. ny
Mr.. u. T. Patterson 81 n MY
Wise county's noted checker ' XXI
u visitor to our town yes,en,sr '''H
Many OF our citizens haze W.. 4
catur this week attending c,r sssS
which Is now in session. sF
The young people Of our s,.,..
Mighty entertained by Mrs. por%.
% orr best ladies', on last t wss,,
night. She gave an eleesn, n~'. \
ment IN honor Of Miss Bost oas ss \ I,
visiting ladies'. =
ourgraln merchant spen, III IA.
fort Worth He says there a "a Il /.
danger from smallpox In tht pDa .
In Rhome. iNn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
CORsiCASA.

wholesale Arfeht of Negroes A Minister
bend Llectrie Light.
special TO the 9azotte.
CoR-icAsA, Tx Feb, IN, Detective
Joseph Waller OF Mcxla arrived hero
having IN charge John Alexander, negro
hoy Of eleven years who stole $500 IN
Tyler this past week. The hoy came
horc ADd gnmhlcd away $3.50 " the money
with negroes Of this city, seven Of whom
have been arrested aud jailed
Rev. w X Kelly who Tor the past
eight years has been missionary IN this
state, diod al the residence OF his son-ln-
law, j W Gullck, NJ D., last night in
his elgbty.siXth year He VIII bc buried
10 morrow,
The electric light tower was completed
yesterday and Corpicann VIII be illumir.
atc1 hg 10 tomorrow night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
CLIFTON.
nurslnrs WORK store. But ren to Gei
into the Safe.

nurglnrs work ~ store. But ran to Gei
into the Safe.
Special TO tho Gazette.
CuRfuN, TEX, Feb ~ when Mr. Y.
9. Grimland, with the firm of Pearson &
6rimland, entered the store this morning
ho found The inner shutter ~ the show
window open and some Of its contents
misplaced, which he remembered being
IN II last evening, which led him to sus-
plcions that soon pointed to the dlscoy-
cry that some one md burglarzed the
house during the night. The entrance
was effected by drawing u bolt from the
iron bnr that secured back window, hy
the safe, cutting pane OF glass from the
sash ana crawling through. They at
tempted opening the iron snfc by chlsel.
Ing of the metal dial on the incn of n, by
which the combination Is worked II
seems That they had no drills, aud OF
course did not get the safe open. The
tools brought 20 bear, taken from n
blacksmith shop in town and
lclt In the house, were three pairs OF
tongS OF similar make, one common car.
penicrs' chisel, ono slcdgc and one >lnnll
hammer.
They broke open the money drawer,
from which they took some ltteen OF
twenty cents, all that was In Il Besides
this three heavy Ovcrshrts were taken
from the shOw-w window and some under.
wear from the shelves.
No rlew TO The identity of the mis-.
crcnnls has ycl hcCn discovered, though
suspicious parties ~ The anrb OF tramps
are said IN have been seen In town al n
late hour laet night,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

This Is without n single doubt the m
est coffee ever offered the people OF this
country. Turner 8 Mcclure have Just re.
ceivcd q fresh shipment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01


V, ,e - = rashei M.
Dallae 'n'yuSi1a, q. \
Inc Esainlner az.
2 2, long letter no y, n.y.. !. as'ts,
y, worth, boominr '' e sIHIsl NJ.
me Examinsr :. s =, ~ \
author Is d man N edlI,s
v y,,sst observer d Ts,s.u',i|
w, n",ces = nearly nnanIn.a la,
Iafrant county y"'pqns il''.l
Az me First Ba0tl.s M
= wv lteH. pr Carroll Navy .ap,
s ...,Ill = people Nv 's,e'sa
~ VINO ! va, w9lit 70 gei rlcss. z '!silss
as a rul +, wore iarseII', /. !,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
Ah,lnn hi N,nlhnr..

Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing Syrup should
always DO used Tor children toothlng II
soothes the child, soitens .he gums, al,
Ays all pain, cures wind collie aud IN the
best remedy for dlarrhoa. 70 cents \
bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Have given Tongalnc thorough trial
IN several cases OF neuralgia aud acute
rheumatism, Am pleased with It's results
IL Is unsurpassed by any other remedy
FOR that purpose, W, T., Fleming, NJ, ~,
Georgetown, TeN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
MOUNT PHEASANT.
rhey Think They wan Catch nim sh,
May Recover

Special to tho Gazette,
MOUNT PLEASANT Tx, Feb rs .4..nf.
ucers that went Ia search of Dink Akin.
SON the oolorcd murderer of George
Morgan, oolorcd, night before last. no.
mrned early ibis morning. unable 10 mud
him. The shorn aud his deputy with A
lew oihcrs started again In pursuit and
they have some Information they think
VIII cnahlo them 10 capture mm.
Nellie Brown, The little girl horned by
COW a tcw days ago, i Improving. II
n Thought now her recovery Is possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

From 90 to 90 cents each, BY ma sss
Thompson Produce Co. at he corr'I
building,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings Of the bay
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
gatherings from over the state Reported
specially Tor tho Gazette by It's
own Correspondents.


Special 70 the Gazette.
CoRIcANA, Tx, Feb 2s.. Theodore
Peters, one Of The Tickle gang wanted at
Waco for DEMONSTRATING was arrested
near bore this evening by officer l.. FELTON,
and jailed lie win be taken 10 Waco
Tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Correspondence Of tho Gazette
SAN MARcos, TEX, Feb. 27i-- After
sending special OF lust night regarding
the complaint against Mitch Miller and
Anthony Lyell FOR burglary, they were
arrested and to-day had preliminary
hearing b fore the Justice, which resulted
In binding over Lyell and dischnrglng
Miller Tho bond Of the former was
Fixed at $500,
The bar here were called together this
moinlug by order Of his honor, Judge
Tlechuucller, and cases set IN Che civil
district court docket for ncSt week. This
Is q new move, and may or may not work
well
Mr. y. Northcrail left this evening to
superlntend The construction OF court
house at Morf0.
Crops of all kinds are doing splendldly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

East Texas yellow yam sweet potatoes
fresh ana excellent, ~ the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
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\ large stock Of johnson grass seed
lust received by the Fort Worth Groccl
company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Go to The w A. Huffman Implement
company aud buy your Alfalfa seed fresh
from California.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01

Go to The W. a. Huffman implement
company aud buy your Alfalfa seed fresh
from California