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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05

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IA ened the msn 50,
81 y and mind how she
KIN wss the attempted q
1pack 0dum, a young
a x D'- outskirts of town.
..sr the window, inside
,t'l crashed through the
slm in the left knee,
&si Il though not mortal l
NY "a the lookout for
s. n who is known.
''l ssse Of young Hoosier
IA assault to rape Miss
,t,lul but uneducated
living at Van Alstyne,
-,e hours, brought in a
q iii d sentence OF two
aItentIary. His counsel
& defense, and tried in
ff down the girls testi-
n move for a new trial.
~ to-day convicted Of
Islrict court and sent up
iIs crime was theft OF
Aels Of wheat stolen from
KS county.
= Christian church met
rousge in their efforts to
he orphans home. The
M supper set by them
s large crowds OF cit
y, according to a late
<nr Boyer, stand thus
sl95g. 10; old cemetery
I'm cemetery fund, SG5;
"a fund, s4l9i.50i total,
8s,s we're made for the
I'm the police.
reports for April ten
srlsnd has sent in his
alderman Of the First
New developments in the
d. His wife stated to a
ii he must have been
f4ue. He was in bad
ork In the postoflice was
81 feeble constitution. The
h left Sherman with her
-, and will say with
u his home in Denison,
unts we're all straight.
bat Sllss Hare, Jr., will
chosen captain of the
the election Thursday
sreputable women both
lhls city have been fined
hcy.
b Mr.. N. M. Lee and
b we're celebrated viii.
residence Of the BRIDES
o'clock this morning,
eI Of the Baptist church
tfemony in a most ele.
ssige style. Mr.. Lee 1:
large produce hous,
numbers his friends
In this section of the
has travelled for many
bis commercial tours b,
and accomplished youns
become his future wife
laid successful siege tt
1as Hooed and won one o
best, and most popula.
eFbody pronounces tn
bpy one.
4esent from q distanc,
i1 Of Mckinney, Mr.. R
uis, a brother of tn,
liza Hlll Of Dallas, Mr.
Denison and others
lerous and handsom,
following; Cyc!opedii
bound in morocco, Nh
(, 81. Louis; haudsom
china, Mr.. j. H. Hill
plcsh-mirrored toile
Z. Lee, st
Observation-Disclosures
~ Taylor; lornamenta
Z china and brass, l.. b
snd silver frult-stan,
Jones & Bro. ; hand
q Ian, j. NJ. Cotton an
receiver, Mr., job
hammered silver wa
pes Co., St Louis: Sit
Dr.. j. c. Carpenter
MIR. II. N. Tuck
wl, DR., j. s
nc, Mckinney; ST.
and silver cigar stsnt
n A. Fredrick, Foi
water set, Misse
ucs; swinging lamt
silver napkin rings o
2 Walsh elegant cloc
Mr. Cash Sirpless
Mrs. Hare and Mis-
w bouquet, Mrs. w. "
resent to the bride wa
earrings.
aed couple, their face
plness, took the ia
Where they will spep
afterwards returnin
lallre home. A nun
d friends accompanie
ANEW TRIAL.
lor Pete Yarbrougl
son, who was SCI
Years in the pei
y y. TWO, as the type
We GAZETTE, will ~
new trial, and failin
4 good many are {
s.G,loush win never SC
as his father
o. is also well Axe
court to-day Geore
!, ~ . q two years. ten
~ stealing 8 gun.
9. Malone vs.. n Il
Railroad \
Mas refused by Jnde
q q appeal giyeI
iaE CRY.
ass: orderly town
most recorders a. hoi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05
Gnnne piylsIon.

There win be regular drill this even
Sir knight Commander.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05
ron SALE REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A store house 20Ni2, suitable for
Il store or sai0On 200 feet from Texas Pacide
depot. A. Rawllns, Marienfeld, Martin county,
Tex.
WTANTED--TO sell my properly, i0OX3O0 feet,
w with improvements, corner West Broad
way and Galveston avenue; price reasonable (;
terms easy; title warranted. Address b. T..
larrisa, No. 81 san Jacinto St, Dallas, Tex.
NOR SAl.E--50,QO0 acres Of iucoacd pastures
il 250,000 acres of Wild lands, In any quaint
ty; ~, GOO acres In farms in rarrant and Other
countiesj houses and lots and bulling lots In
desirable locations. Apply 10 Huffman 4
Daniels, real estate agents, A0T Main street,
Fort Worth, Toy
lyon sALE--1iiu beat farm and toWn property
Il In Northwest Texas for sale. Tho property
surrounds the togn OF RhOmc, Wise county,
fourteen hundred and Odd acres, and some 400
town lots Titles perfees. Address b. Morris,
RnOme Tex =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05
MANrEn-nIALE nrI.p.

Highland Ninth, Goodwin Il Daniel, iieii Teio.
phone 2ls and Pan Electric ISL
wANrED-nAIE HELP.
WANTED--slx good coat makers No Others
w need apply schwartz Bros.
M ANTED--At Joseph II. Browns new bald
Ing. fifteen laboring men, ten carpenters,
~ W.. soSo Mases, 70 work Ten hours per day for
work, aud not to boss the Job
NrAN lED--At once two experienced laun
w drlmen. Apply to Savage 4 Thomas
Abilene, Tex
w A NM good saddle nsnds; mono
w but nrst.class workmen need apply. II.
= Taekabery, Fort Worth, Tex.
wANTED-FEmALE HELP.
WANTED--A seamstress competent 10 do
w fine sewing; for eight or ten days at reel.
dencc Address, with references, Mrs ", Ga.
zette office.
WANIED--A woman 1, do cooking and
w washing Apply 70 *. NJ. Van Landt, Jr.
wANTED-BoARn AND LODGING.
WANrED-Iiy young lady, board with pri
w yate family, Address o. ", GAzurrE,
ROOMS FOR RENT.
IIOR RENT-~Rooms, furnished and unfarn
4 nished. Apply at ile, corner Fourth and
Grove streets.
BUSINESS CHAnOns.
| WANTED--A party wishing TO dispose OF n
w Hight one horse wagon cheap can lind a
purchaser at Hotel Bellyue.
| NOW is YOUR TfAiE--Wishing 10 raise
IN money, Will sell few handsome lots
cheap for cash, or Will soil 10 actual settler at
low figures on long time. with interest only
payable in advance. s o. Noodle.
| A krESlAN BATH HOusE--Natural flowing
| IA water, eighty gallons per minute, soft ae
! rainwater--Yhlte sulphur, magnesia and soda
| the beet bathing water In the state. 10 may be
used rs Mt Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
Ing. einglo t.ckcte, 10 UDuta; nve tickets, 81
Markie q Haymaker, proprietors, northwest
corner public square.
Nj ONEI TO LOAN--t will buy vendors lien
! wi land notes In sums OF $1,000 and over
loans made all over North Texas ON improved
real estate on long time at low rates, James ID
simpson, ~ lin street. Dallas, Tex.
SROOOsnA.lLASnnSs1T91 4 SCENTS y !; q
sac broadway, New York. The Only Genuine.
AEENTc coin money with Amateur Photo ouist. and
NuGW " collecting family pictures 10 enlarge. Special
| New ofk
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05

ms NJ. orderly town in
! ~ s'osi recorders hold
j ~ wee, week on Monday
p''ng surrounded by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05

interest :. u si be profession oes were disc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-05

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
New Financial Firm.

Flittie, Shelley & Serumgard is tho
style and title of new copartncrship in
this city, tho purpose of which is the
loaning Of money. The firm has ar
ranged with first-class eastern houses of
well-known financial standing, and have
secured an abundance of capital to loan
on long or short time on good security.
Mr.. Flittic has had long experience in
the business in the Red river valley, both
in Dakota and Minnesota. Mr.. Shelly,
for tho past two years member of tho
brokerage firm of Moen & Shelley Of
this city, is we'll and favorably known
everywhere in this region, az is also Mr..
Serumgard, the treasurer-elect Of this
county. They are men District integrity,
and intending borrowers should call
upon them. They will make real estate
loans specially. Settlers who are about
to make proof upon their claims may
have their business promptly attended to
from beginning to ending, as the firm
will also practice before the U. $. land
Office, thus being prepared to initiate a
proof, loan the money upon it, and close
up the business in a satisfactory and
thorough manner. Particular attention
will be given to chattel loans in any
amount and at reasonable rates. The
Office Of the firm is on the east side Of
Kelly avenue, near Lee Bros. store.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
De Groat Doinps,

A>o 0AOoS OOAA60s
Special Correspondence Of tho ISrnaOcIAH
DEGROAT, Dec.H H.-"Potato Blossom"
having withered and died, it is time
cabbage Head" showed itself.
The busy season having passed. our
farmers intend having some Of the good
times you folks in the city enjoy.
On the 10Th we had pleasant gath.
ering at VIM. D. Spencer's-a surprise.
There was a good attendance and an
enjoyable time. Dancing and 4 splen.
did lunch spread by Mrs. Spencer were
the features of the evening.
On the evening ofthe l4th there was Q
large gathing Of neighbors at J. j. Par.
ry's in honor Of our genial friend, R. g.
Evans, before his departure for tho east
(for what purpose is not known. There
was dancing and splendid oyster sup
per, quite treat to US bachelors who
haven't time to bake a cookie.
Another dance followed on the 10TH
final send Of for Roger G.-at the new
schoo house.
The weather is cold, and we can hear
the wagons complaining on tho Boden
trail because their owners do not use
sleighs. II the Boden farmers would
follow the town line between De Groat
and Webster and g. down on Dry lake.
they would get eight miles Of nice level
slipping to Devils Lake or Grand Har-
Dor. CAp1AoI HRAD,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
Masonic Installation.

Tho Masonic installation Thursday
evening was we'll attended, and all pres
ent pronounced the event u thoroughly
enjoyable one. Capt. p. p. Parker acted
rs Installing officer, and Capt. e. J, At
kins as marshal. The officers installed
are as follows: John A. Percivsl. w. NJ;
IL. c. Hansbrough, s. W.; w. j. Chris
tie, j. W.; r. w. Bennett, treasurer;
Jas. T.. Watt, secretary; A. 3. Bennett,
s. D.; Ralph II. Howard, j. d.; L. S. Ben
ham, $. s., Arthur Horsman, s.. Prof.
Hastings with his cornet and w. T.. Hig-
bee at the now organ furnished tho mu-
sic. At the close of the ceremonies MIR.
Percival acknowledged his thanks for
the honor conferred upon him and made
brief but very interesting speech. sup
per was then served at small round tables
distributed about the hall. The menu
consisted Of cold roast turkey, cold
boiled ham, a fine variety Of caks. as
sorted fruits aud superb coffee. Half
All hour of waltzing by the young folks
concluded the entertainment. Among
tuOSo ptobouI W0Io NAIs 1lu NlIhs ~. II.
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Sheck ler,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Kelley, MIR. and Mrs.
| A. Is. Bennett, MIR. and Mrs. ii. l.. Pres
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Bennett, MIR.
and Mrs. J. A. Percival, MIR. and Mrs.
r. s. Benham. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Council,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hastings, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Il. G. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Moore. MIR.
and Mrs. j. +. C0wan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fox, MIR. and Mrs. G, +. Hunter,
Mrs. G. G. Ellis, Mrs. Jennie HiYbee.
| Mrs. $. NJ. Dodd, Miss Nettio Benham.
Miss Marian Saunders, Miss Mai Atk ins,
Miss Birdie Atkins, Miss Anglo B. Par
ker, Miss Goodhue, Miss Alice Terry,
Miss Rena Percival, Miss May Roberts,
Miss Blanche Percival, Miss Hattie
Benhaln, Miss Ethel Moore, and q large
number Of Masons.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
and may pen a law Office. He was
formerly judge Of probale at Glendive.

anu may pen law once. lilo was
formerly judge Of probalo at Glendive.
We hope when tho board Of commis-
sioners meet to accept liquor bonds that
some of the miserable dives which infest
tho town will be closed also that tho
proper authorities will bo moro exact
with those running undor assumed
licenses.
Hon. NJ. H. Day writes that action will
be taken ON tho Minot postoffico immo-
diately.
Another disgraceful affair took place
Tuesday night about half-past II o clock.
One John Cole, on his way to place Of
ill-repute, just adjoining tho town, WAS
waylaid at the door and his head pound
cd almost to jolly. He was under tho
influence of liquor and had $3.50 and
revolver in his pockets. He tried to got
his revolver out aftor being knocked
down, when no received another stun
ming blow that made him sensoloss. They
then boat him and robbed him of every
thing, and loft him lying on tho ground,
and bleeding protusely. About 10 clock
next morning one of the inmates discov-
erod him, and notified DR.. Bclyoa, who
dressed his wounds.
The grade will be completed to tho
edge of the Berthold reservation by Sat-
urday next. Messrs. Sidmoro & Hansen
are finishing the last contract OF tho sea-
son. Had favorable weather lasted tho
grade would bo completed lO4 miles wost
and within 40 miles of Fort Buford.
Mr.. ]. q. Duval, who built tho Com
mercial Hotel at this place, has sold his
interest to NJ. w. Shanloy. MIR. Shanloy
Is now engaged in fitting up tho house
for tho travelling public. Tho partner
ship between Stanley Il Siober has been
dissolved and their affairs settled by ar
bitration, J. B. ROark being ono Of the
arbitrators.
Tong Doc, tho Chinaman who recently
came hero from Chicago TO start a
'washee- washee," was held up last night
and robbed Of $40. John says "Melican
man to diam lazy; ho no workoe; holde
up Chinaman and gitte money"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
A Handsome Badge.

Capt. G. J. Atkins, of Cando, who is
past grand commander, X. T. Of the
state Of Missouri, has been presented
with handsome gold badge by the Trl-
ennial committee, Of which he is q men,
ber. The upper portion of the badge re-
presents scroll upon which is engraved
the following: &c. ]. Atkins. Missouri
X. T. Triennial Committee, 23d Triennial
Conclave." Attached to this by gold
cords is the banner of Missouri's grand
commandry. Few Masons in the Unit
ed States are entitled to the honor OF
wearing this badge.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

day. Mr.. Jenson was the Democratic
candidate for register Of deeds of Grand
Forks county, but was defeated by Mr..
Elwood. HIS father-in-law, Hon. Chas.
Kittleson (Rep.) Is the state treasurer of
Minnesota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
Central House Auction Sale,

The furniture, bedding, stoves, dishes,
kitchen range, etc., of the Central house
will be sold at public auction under FORE
closuae, Dec. n at 10 q. m. For particu-
lars inquire Of W. w. Wishart. Vt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
List of Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at the post
office at Devils Lake. ID. r.. for tho week
ending Dec. Is, 1886. II not called for
within thirty days they will be sent
to the dead letter office. Parties calling
for any Of said letters will please say ad-
vertised:
Abell Byron
Blackman Grant buckingham ThosH
Cook E2 COhn II
Cameron John Collans John
Caldwell John NJ Carrigan Joseph
Cameron Frank Campbell Alex
Dwyer Il Amory
Erickson M iss $ C
Farwell Geo OF Tanning Richard r
Gigench George
HUT p = Hargan James
Hayes Robert $ Hango Nils r
Herman
Kersten Peter
Loomis Mr. LangJJ
Lii Kjobman T Leonerd Michael
Lawson l. Lindsay Willard
Miller August Murphy Charles +
Murphy Mrs Vicka
Nicholson II A2 Northrup John
Nassum John Nelson Belle
Pederson Chas NJ Palmer l.
Ruddick Jas Rogers l.
Redina Mrs w Reed Will
Severingsen Halver Smith Geo
Salisbury TX Scott Mrs John
Scott Jimmie Stirling Joseph
Sheely w Smith VIM
Taylor Alex ThompsonAugustus
Wales Martin
Wolfe Chas f Winter Adam
Walker Enos2 Wysocki Julian
Ward John Winter Adam
H. G. HANsBROU0H,
PoYtmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

Resetting, mounting and goods manu-
factured to order, on short notice, by j.
s. Bredenbeck. 39tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
A. D. Morris
You Can Buy Stoves Cheapest

Is selling Holiday Goods cheaper than
any other jeweler in the northwest. 39tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

A large assortment of silver ware JUS,
received by J.S. Bredenbeck, the watch
maker. 36tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
Add,t1onal odd settlers,

In an article mentioning some Of the
first settlers Of this county, published in
tho 1NrER-OcEAN recently, we did not
record the name of Judge Lamoreaux,
who came to this country in 1877. The
Judge is real old pioneer. Other pio-
neers who live In the town OF Odessa are
az follows: James Kelly, Calderwood
Bros. Pat Penderghsst, Whitehill Moore
and Tim Larkin, all Of whom staked out
their claims in June, 1882.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

First Glass Heating Stoves
For Is, IS, s., 50, SO and $40, at w. n
Moore's. S9tf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

The publisher of the Baltimore, Md,
Every Saturday, MIR. J. T. Wentworth,
says his child aged six month, was suf-
fering from severe cold, and he gave
1t Red Star Cough Cure, which acted
like charm. No morphia.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18
seoond.Hand Stoves

At w. N. Moore's. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-12-18

At W. n. Aioore's.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
Nl'(a.EVS FROM THE HIG hole.
Mining. Building. Weather, and Personal
News.

The salt Lake Il Biy Hole Mining and
Placer company have finished their ditch
and arc clearing up a small piece OF bed
rock. The ditch cost OH an average about
5, 400 per mile, and is about : miles long.
Tie company will be ready to 10 to work
in good sl,apc in the spring.
Al \oyes ha. not found his horses yet;
he has lust retured from six days hunt
for them. lie has the sympathy Of the
whole Basin, for lie is genial whole
sou,ed man, we'll liked BY everybody.
MIR. smith ha. just returned from Ana.
conda, and brought in small drove al
sheep to winter for the early market.
llerbcr, Emeric is building a house on
his ranch. wonder il he thinks this win
tor will be 50 cold it will be necessary to
double up TO save fire wood
Mart Waldo was undecided whether to
b,,ild more house On his stable or more
stable on his house, but finally decided on
tl.c latter.
Cap Benty ha, disposed OF his calves
to Mr.. Woodwork ior 81, per head Cat
tie bring a good price here on account I"
tlt, abundance OF feed.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
Three Rounds with II Hear.

While at Gardiner few days, Yankee
Jim exhibited himself in Il bear fight to The
<'eclettation OF large audience. George
Welcome owns Il pet bear, and Jim, desir-
ing 70 display the courage tor which he is
famous, entered the bears cage, and with
naked hands fought Il number OF rounds
with lmuin. ltis said Jim handled himself
very skillfully and delivered many stun.
ming blows OF the bears 5 nose, and Tor Il
time the fight WAS in his favor. Bu. bruin
opened his mouth Just as Il heavy blow
was being aimed ut his nose, graspcd Jim
by the hand, biting it through and through,
and badly iniuring his other hand with its
paw. The referee, seeing Jim thus dis
ablcu, called time ut the end of the third
round and would not permit it to continue.
Had the fight been properly advertised
and an admission fee charged, gate re.
ceip,s would have been high Livingston
Enter tj;w
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
Mes>rs. Chase Il 1,ernec have sold their
lay to outside parties for 50 per ton.

Mes>rs Chase u Hernec have sold their
hay to outside parties for SO per ton.
Don't ask Tom Law tor ANYTHING to
drink: ask him for a piece of cheese. lie
may not have amy but he can tell YOU
where YOU can find some. Tom had IL
small runaway the other day which re.
suited in the scattering OF wagon, poles
and harness over about forty acres Of hill.
side.
Bert Brumfeld cut his right foot pretty
badly Friday, but hopes to be around in a
short time.
1t has been trying II, snow for two or
three days but has not succeeded very we'll.
1t makes us wonder where all o,,r summer
wages have gone.
Hurry up our postotlice. The snow will
soon be too deep to let one get to Wisdom,
even once q month We will have to 80
down every day and back the next.
20. CvMBER."
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
Dakota Asks fsv Adsais.ios.

WASHINGTON, Oct ':.~-t;ov. Pierce i"
his report discusses the subject OF the ad'
mission of Dakota, which now has soo,ooo
people, into the Union, aud adds: - rene"
nv recommendation most earnestly that
this great people be no longer kept from
their rights but he permitted a share ane
hay, voice in that government they
honor bv their public spirit and susta'" by
their industry.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-10-15
The Pork Packers strike.

,,,,,,.>,. Oct. 1,.-l'ittecn hundred
stock varders me, tonight and listened TO
, r,,nort from their representative at the
,o,;c,cncc whic., attempted to adjust the
differences, 1t was decided to give eNec"'
,;,c ho,ad OF District s., together with the
conservatives mentioned, full power 70
arrange 4 settlement