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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
The Business World

The following changes in Utah and
adjoining States and Territories are re.
ported by the Bradstreet Mercantile
Agency for the week ending April II:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-18
WYOMING.

Rock Creek-C. f. Clay & Co.. general
merchandise, will remove to Fort FEET
ierman. Wyoming, in May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
MRS, rsndleton's Funeral.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Tfo simple
Protestant Episcopal services were read
at the Second church over the remains of
Mrs. Pendleton, wife OF United States
Minister George II. Pendleton, killed
Thursday last while riding In Central
park. The services were conducted by
Rev Mr.. Tiffany assisted by Rev. VIM,
A! Leonard Of Washington. The mme-
diate family OF the deceased assembled at
the home OF Frank X. Pendleton aud &C.
eompanied the remains to the church.
The only floral offerings were wreath
OF red roses at the head, and another Of
white roses at the foot of the casket, and
q cross between the two wreaths There
were no pail bearers. While the process
oion move mp the aisle the choir sang
trhy win be done.n The oasket had a
simple plate on IL, which bore Mrs, Pen.
dieton's name, date OF birth and date Of
death. The body was taken to woodlawn
cemetery for temporary interment, hut
the hnal interment will be la the old
family spot in the Cincinnati cemetery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

The residence of Capt. Bailey, corner
Fifth and Taylor streets, was filed last
night with the friends Of the family who
had assembled to witness the marriage OF
Miss Annie Bailey and DR.. L. b. Slauter.
The bride is lady who has won the adj
miration of all those who have met her
10y those rare qualities of head ana heart
which challenge the affections and com
pei the lips to speak "noble woman"
DR.. Slauter has oeen citizen for sew
eral years, and city physician for two
terms. His sterling integrity, his high
sense OF honor and his genial nature
have fastened to his soul with hooks of
steel many firm friends. Truly this mar
rlage was ordered from above, it was Il
union OF hearts and minds formed in a
perfect mold.
Rev. Mr.. Nall of the Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony in an impressive
manner. The attendants were Miss Sue
Bailey, sister Of the bride, and Mr.. G. M.
Templeton.
The bride was atiired in lovely white
china crepe
After congratulations aud the wipiDe
away OF those tears which come 10 the
eyes OF near ones when daughter and
NAN.NNa eCNn lNlbu NUN INC lEilllN TOOL,
the guests partook Of refreshments and
then Dir. and Mrs. Slauter repaired 20
tlelr residence, ll0l Calhoun street, To
begin their new life. May the smiles Of
fortune attend them, may love and copse-
quently happiness abide with them for
ever.
The presents were: Silver caster.
Drew Pruit and WI. Bailey; silver card
receiver, VIM. Capps and S. b Cantey
silver pickle-Gish, o. Lynch; silver but.
ter-dish, MIR, and Mrs. w. II. Maddox
silver Picsle-dish, Mrs. Thompson of Gin.
clnnatt; water set, Miss Mamie
Ff'edmani ornsmentai water set.
Jearre lie IIane; silver gravy.
spoon, Miss Annie Anderson; Ellot;s
works, #. S. Johnstone; pair all
yer napkin rings, DR.. NJ. Matkin; silver
pickle castor, Mr.. and M S. +. ]. Robin.
SOM silver berry bowl, Miss Ada Ander-
son; set of SILVER spoons, Eugene Eberle;
antique vase, Miss Aggle Thompson of
Cincinnati; pair of painted panels, Miss
Lucy Bound; fancy table.cloth, Miss Eta
higDee; silver salvar, Misses Nell
and Rose Mailman; hand-paint. |
ca tamborine, Miss Mlttie Word;
pickle dish, Miss Nellie Higbee:
set silver knives aud forks, Mrs. Peers;
toilet set, Mrs. Shutter; cane rocker
DOCTORS Beale & Adams; plush sofs,
Joe Little, t. p. Ennis and DR.. Harper;
orlaal bouquet, Miss Lora Young: willow
cane rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. C, Ii. Rintle-
man; washington Irving's works. Mr..
and Mrs. Warehouse. 49,
IhE GAZETTE force extends congratu-
.atlohs while partaklns OF wine ana cake
from the wedding feast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
THE NOBLE CORD pU1,.rrs

THE RAILWAY CONDUCTORS WILL prcS1c
Az SHREVEPORT TOMORROW IN CRANE
STYLE. -' 'i'At>h
Elaborate preparations have been ma.
turing Tor some time past for tue celebra.
ZION III me shape Of basket picnic al
shreveport, La, tomorrow BIZ Royal
DIVISION No. 81, Order Of RsiI.
way conductors. Those who know,
THESE good natured, hard-working aud
accommodating knights OF the beIl-cord
"vu KNOW now heartily they enter into
enjoyment When the time comes NJ
morrow that time will be here Tbo
y. and their friends VIII he on
tine, Melne's celebrated band will 90.
u,,olupahy the excursion and be one q,
she features OF the occasion. promi,
nent speakers will address a.
Salherlng at Shreveport, and In yo,,,
ln!hy ways the picnickers will be mada ~
suloy grand time, and the inIlv con.
uuctors well know how TO helm In mol G 49,,
'lue worth living" The public vii, ' ~ :
nave an opportunity for more erian -, Nv
excursion this season. '"Io1soie
from Fort Worth to Sbreya,,o..
return the fare will be onlv q RI ,,., auu
49, sool uhtll the 2Sth Inclusive. In
,,'','h W secure this low rate. tickats
must mus. oe purchased from the regular tIcset
ss,nt before passing into the cars Tha
' o,S,n Wlli run ON the following scbednle
solns 70 Shreveport, but passenoers r ra-
Ieays 0an come on any regular train;
.is eaNe Fort Worth, a. M; Handlev
4 ,1S, Pali,ington, 1880; Grand Prairie
: ~ Eagle Ford, 4:5s; Dallas KID. IL
y =, crossing, 5:22; Mesonlte Ia.
: s 'na s'o2; Lawrence, C,i9. re Sapi
g.Soi Elmo, 6;42; wills point .oat,
NN,u,seWood, 7;l7; Grand saline 1 IA,
s'09i Hawkins, s AZ; Rio ssn Az
. ovi Gladewatcr, 9:22; LoneyiaS oe,Sy,
i.oongylew juno ION, All NV, Y;i9i
SS;ls, Arrive AZ Marshall, io,i5 : ~,
Shreveport, 1880 p. m. 'V''0 L. ms
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
BOWIE.

desperate Resistancs-Bry Weather -
Voting FOR Aldermen aud a Tax.
Special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX May 25.-Yesterday after.
ternoon Deputy United States Marshal
Johnson of Gainesville, accompanied by
j. w. Evans, deputy city marshal, went
out ia the country about fifteen miles and
arrested j. II, Willlngham for selling
whisky In the Nation. Several shots had
10 be fred at Willingham before be
thought the deputies were IN earnest.
While returning home Evans pistol went
on accidentally, shooting him through the
knee.
The weather is still dry and
not. Small grain is total failure
as viii be cotton If it don't rain in a
lew days. This is the dryest year since
1851.
An election for three aldermen. and also
to tax property-hojders ! TO l per cent.
Tor school-ouilding, is being held TODAY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
THE CITY.



In the county court yesterday, judg
ment for $50 was rendered for plaintiff
10 the case Of II. W. Darrah VS.. the Rose.
dale Street Railway Company.
In the same court the First National
Bank Of Waxahachie fled suit against II III.
Harding on draft for 500. Garnish-
pent issued against the Fort Worth &
New Orleans road.
The following new suits were filed yes
ierday in the district court by Messrs.
Ball & McCart;
Gatewood & Robinson VS.. Missouri Pa
cidc Railway, for $3.50; Peacock Bros. &
Weiser We. same, for sS205; Brigham
Bios. vs.. same, for $3992 80; G. w. CLAW
ton VS.. same, for 5000 All for failure
to deliver cattle on time.
In the district court yesterday after.
noon the case OF e. w. Norton versus
Fort Worth Compress Company was on
trial before special judge, T. j. Beall,
and jury. The suit is to enforce ven
doris lien on the compress property for
s27l90 the debt being due by Thomas
Il. Sturgeon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
DENTON.
A shsIiu Placed In Queer D,iemmn b
Two Judges.

A shsi,u Placed In Queer pn.mmn h,
Two Judges,
special 10 the Gazette
DESroN, TEX, MAY 20 The court
house was crowded this evening with moo
,,1e onx,ons 20 hosr ,na rnl,nn -, - r.
~ ~ Sn,,'s ~, ~ - VIZ 's " Jung
plau'Vy On ,nu.lun asa.nss oncriu Nc
i,uuasu iUi oS San VI vouI., uieu oy IN.
, Wua wiz ~ naoeas .orpus case, wherein
t m,s, wea,as 10 eon.unoins .or her 1--WE
ns,,e on,lulen whp WIRE, sne AYERS, WITH
y ,,ou' no' W ne' 'other huspanu' W.
~ Hsu, 49,.
w,'i n'es''l y, Hp o',einai pro
S 49,, VIZ puu,'sueu IN ester
uas uA4"i ~, hnu ae win tn'
suosequSn' ao''on apou' as iol
n o%s, un 'sse oaeuluay writ o.
m maoSaS corpus was Suu1 ous 10y Y, ~ SUI
usah, u'9 oroNugl uno agent Oh Mrs.
msams, 9o,vre ouase Dya1,ey, county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
what tho celebration win DO.

1t will as,onish the natives.
It will bring us new citizens.
1t will honor the Lone Star state.
1t will mark an epoch In the states
history.
1t will show how railroads aid In build.
ing city.
1t will give US more artistic education
lt will bring our friends among us to
rejoice.
1t will be thing of beauty and Joy
forever.
1t will evidence Fort Worth's progress.
1t will exhibit our advantages as trad
ing point.
1t will bring mu.titudes of strangers TO
see our city.
1t viii show how Fort Worth enter
tnins.
II will exhibit the cause for our city
pride.
IL will show to the people the largest
ten-year-old city in the country.
1t win keep Fort Worth at the head Of
the procession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

spooial to the eaast,e

Special 10 the Gazette
Pnor PoINT, Tex, May 25.--Mrs
Sophie Bethel of Memphis, Tenn, and
Mrs. McGhsson OF Magnolia, Ark, are
here visiting their father, Mr.. S. H.
skinner.
Mr.. b. NJ. Doxey of Nashville, Tom, Is
visiting the family Of Capt, II. N
Johnson.
An entertainment win be given at the
opera-house on Friday night by our Local
dramatic club, at which Dutch comedy
entitled "Hans Van smash will DC rem.
dered by strong cast.
Col. ID. w. Light brought in a carload
of due hogs for shipment to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Blnoh's Pension.


WAsniNGroN, May 25.--Durlng the con.
sideratlon Of a private pension bill in the
senate this afternoon, Ingalls, severely
criticised Gen Black, commissioner oil
pensions, declaring him 20 be an impostor
whom congress granted the highest pen.
sion rates on false allegations OF his be.
Ing wreck. He protested against Gen.
Blacks argument ON such pensions while
opposing pensions 10 other soldiers.
Cockerell defended Blacks administra.
tlon of his office, citing figures to show
that norr claims were allowed each year
under bis administration than In any year
10 any former administration. II Iugal,s
believed Gen. Blacks pension unjust,
CocEeiell said he (Ingalls) should Intro
ducc bill to discontinue the pension.
Mr.. voorhees, warmly defended Gen.
Black, aud with energy and emphasis de-
MED that there had neen any false ale
cations In the matter. His application
Tor pension represented Gen. Blacks
condition at the Time az one Of absolute
aud cnmnleto disability aud his survival
and recovery as wholly unexpected and
extraordinary,
Mr. Logan would not say that Gen.
Black was not entitled TO his pension,
but he expressed the hope that the pen
sion office would be administered in
sympathy with the wounded soldiers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
BONHAM.

street SprinkIing - A Singing Paper -
Farmers Meeting Per onRl Mention.
| special TO the Gazette.
BoNHAM, Tex, May 25--Aiter several
days OF hard pulling by the North side
merchants and property holders they sue
ceoded TO day In raising the necessary
amount Of stock for their water-works
for street sprinkliDg purposes, and gave
Mr.. Charles Davis of this city the contract
for erection II rs 10 be hoped that other
parts of the city viii follow this plan, 80
we can rid our city ofdpst, and by much
easier process than the common street
sprinklers. If all property holders will
go in II can be done easily
Another political war-horsc in the
shape of newspaper made It's appear.
ance on our streets yesterday with nom
de y ume editor. II is a singer as It's
n7me, Hornet, indicates.
Many Of our citizens will attend pc.
litical meeting at Cottage Bend, four
miles west Of here, tonight. An attempt
by few farmers will be made to adopt
the platform Of principles which were
made at the meeting Of farmers here on
May 9.
The examination exercises of Carlton
college commenced to-day. The com.
mencement exercises will be held in
Russell opera-house on Thursday night
and Friday morning.
Quite nice time was had last night at
the residence OF NJ. A. Nichols, at party
given the young folks.
Mr.. Milt Harris left to-day for Daily
springs TO recuperate.
Mrs. j. X. Russell left to-day for God
frey, H., TO attend the commencement
exercises of school, and to accompany
Misses Mary and Annie Russell home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
A Cold Greaner Fomnd.


9pntIhI % INC Ghzetlt,
Ell PAso, TEX, May 25.--The dead
body of man was found to-day at vs.
leta, in this county, near the residence OF
the Catholic priest, and bore evidence OF
having been foully dealt with. The body
was quite warm when discovered, show
Ing that life had been extinct only few
minutes 1t was recognized as that OF
Montez, citizen Of Saragossa, opposite
Ysleta, In NJ xico. There is no Clew to
the murderer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

The Violate Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer 70 send their celebrated Violate
Belts and electric appliances on thirty
days trial TO any man afflicted with ner-
vous debility, loss of vitality, manhood,
etc. illustrated pamphlet In sealed en-.
yelopo with full particulars, mailed free.
Write thom at once,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Died
special to the Gazette.

T7TTIW1FE
ITAscA, TEX, May 25.--Mrs. Roper,
wife OF John H. Roper, OF Roper Bros,
grocers and hardware dealers, died yes
terday, and the funeral took place from
the family residence ut o O'Clock this
morning All the business houses in
town were closed during the funeral serv-
Ices. Mrs Roper came recently from
Tennessee, but had made many friends
here who recognized in her a highly re-
lined and Christian lady Two small
children are left to the care of the be-
reaved father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
THE SUPREME COURT.
order. Made at Tie Austin sting Yestor.
day.

Orders Made mt the Austin sitting YeNtor,
day.
Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, May 25.--In the supreme
court to-day the following orders were
made Affirmed; j. A. Mckee ct al. vs..
A II. Coffin, from Grayson county; II, G.
Douglass vs., A. II. ollln, from Grayson
county; Schoalher, Bernstein 4 Co. VS..
Hutches, from Hayes county. II. Il. Bar.
her vs. j V. Hutchins, from Hayes coun-
tyi II. u Barber VS., j. II Hutchius, from
Hayes county, S. H. Lampkln VS.. S. II.
Mumsey, from Runnells county; Hick-
man vs., Henry Chilean, from Milan coun.
ty.
Affirmed by agreement; John IL, Klnk
vs., john Richards, from Travis county.
Stricken from the docket. j. S.
Churchill VS.. Barclcy Marlin, from San
Saba county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
In Tho Conntr uotei.

special TO the Gazette.
BIG STRINGS, TEX, May 25-Some
three weeks ago slick scamp named
Eugene Goats arrived here and opened
a restaurant and ice-cream parlor. After
obtaining goods and money to the extent
OF several hundred dollars upon worth.
less checks and other fraudulent means
he suddenly disappeared, Our efficient
sheriff, II. w. Morrow, immediately fol-
lowed, overhaullng the scoundrel at
Baird, and bringing him back to. day. In
default OF bail he now enjoys the hospi-
talitv of the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Colunsyiile.
Special to the Gnsntth.

CoLLINsYuLn, TEX, May 25.-It Is a
rumor about town to-day that j. IL.
Doyle, one OF our best citizens, has
gotten into serious trouble In or about
Fort Worth. We hope 1t is hut rumor.
In spite of the continued drought corr
aud cotton In this section are still doing
well, and oats, 1t is thought, will make a
good half crop. This sandy soil is re-
markable for standing droughts.
Mr., IL, Lamb OF Whitesboro, we arc
glad to know, viii soon locate here. He
Will run grain business In connection
with harness and saddlery house. He
WIN be OF great benefit TO our place, as he
is live business man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Deserted the County Hotel.
'oclal to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May ga jail
delivery occurred at San Diego, in Duval
county, on Sunday evening, at which
time four prisoners, charged with felon-
les, pushed open the door and walked of
without bidding the sheriff goodbye. The
responsibility for the escape is laid at the
door of Jailer Flores, for the reason that
he did not lock the cell The sheriff and
deputies are out after the fugitives, but
with very little hope OF finding them be-
fore they cross the Rio Grande into
Mexico,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Special 10 the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX May 25.-Judge Thos
+. West aud Col WIN, Taylor OF Jacks.
boro are in the city on professional bust.
ness. Mr.. West goes to Fort Worth and
Mr.. Taylor returns home to-day.
State Lecturer DAVIS OF the Farmers
alliance left here this morning to deliver
series OF speeches In York county. He
Will speak at Jacksboro tonight. Presi-
dent A. Dunlap Is also in town and will
take 10 the railroad meeting this evening.
Miss Fannie Leman one of the teachers
in our school and also reigning socict-
belle OF Decatur, will leave for brlt
visit to her sister in Dallas tomorrow.
Some OF our society young men will
mourn her absence and "Layn she has
tied "Gordon" knot around some OF
their hearts.
Mr.. j., Freedman will start for Calves
ton this evening to purchase goods for b
G. Rhome Co.'s stores here and at
Rhome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
threats.


special to the Gazette.
CopERAs Cow. Tx, May 20 james
Rush and A. Bullock, living near here,
have both received anonymous notices to
leave here and threatened on failure of
being hung. The notice is dated April 2G,
but was only received Sunday. There is
to be meeting OF citizens near here for
protection. Tom Polk was hung here by
q mob some time since, and the letter to
Rush explains Itself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Must 10 .he Mother rhnn.

BurFALo, N. Y, May 25,--The Com
mercial Advertiser in an editorial to-day
says letters have been received In this city
IRON Buffalo woman now In Paris who
has personally seen the young lady whose
name has been mentioned as the Intended
wife Of President Cleveland and reports
that the mortified girl positively declares
she Is not going to marry Cleveland,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Mexican Treaty.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WAsnINeToN, Mey 25.--In reporting
back adversely the bill 70 carry into effect
the Mexican treaty, the majority OF the
committee on ways and means says the
treaty is Of limited scope, exclusively
commercial, providing for the exchange
OF certain articles, and mostly Of iucon-
siderable commercial value. II reserves
no exclusive right 10 either party, but
studlously preserves the right OF the other
90 act with perfect Independence. On
the whole, the report says the release Of
revenue would probably be in favor OF
Mexico. The report further says that
under the provisions Of the treaty our
sugar industry would be destroyed 10 q
few years, and our tobacco Industry
would be likely TO meet a similar fate.
WANTS TO BE RELIEVED.
Senator Kenna OF West Virginia wants
10 be relieved Of the craftsmanship OF the
Democratic congressional committee, TO
which he was elected during his absence
from the city. Representative Scot. Of
Erie, IA, VIII probably succeed him.
II is said that the senate committee on
commerce, In It's preliminary study OF the
river aud harbor bill, ind little in the
measure ns II came from the house to
suit them. Some members Of the com.
mitlee are said 20 favor an entire re.
modelling Of the measure II the latter
part Is not more consistent with their
views than that already examined. retain-
ing the number and enacting clause,
hut reporting substantially new bill
SALARY FOR RERs.
Mr. Walhall, from the senate commit
tee on public lands, reported favorably |
yesterday a bill 20 pay registers and re-
OF laud Offices fixed salary in
stead II fees, on the following basis;
Offices at which the receipts exceed $4,000 |
u year, $4,000; less than $4,000 and ex-
ceediDg $4,000, S2500; less than $4,000 |
and exceeding $4,000, s2O00i LEES than
& 1000 $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

"That Miss Jones Is nice-looklDg
girl, isn't she'"
ayes, and she'd be the belle of the
town II IL wasn't for one thing"
"What's that7"
"She has catarrh 30 bad IL Is unpleas
ant 10 be near her She has tried a
dozen things and nothing helps her
am sorry, for like her, but that doesn't
make It any less disagrCcable for one TO
be around her."
Now II she had used DR., Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, there would have been nothing
OF the kind said, for 1t will cure catarrh
every time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

morning in my garden, and dug four
inches before found any moist dirt"
A bootolack, while attempting to board
freight train the other morning, came
very near losing his life by falling be-
tween the cars, but, as II happened, the
cars were moving over a trestle, and be
went through It and got up and went on
as II nothing had happened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Bryan.
Correspondence Of Tho Gazette.

correspondence Of tho Gazette.
BRYAN, Tex, May 2l.--Nir. Luther
Benson, the great temperance lecturer
from Indianapolis, Ind, Will lecture here
next Sunday night
The weather is dry and hot, with no To-.
dications Of rain Corn Is needing rain a
little, but not bad as yet.
Several commercial travelling men have
been doing the city for the past few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
Hotel Opened Mt santa Anna.
specfal To the gazette

SANTA ANNA, TEX, May 25.--The new
hotel, the Walker house, was opened up
day, and grand ball was given to-
night in it, Several young people from
Coleman are in attendance. The hotel IS
the best IN this part of the state, credit
TO our thriving little village and an honor
TO its enIerprising proprietor, w. G.,
Walker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, May 25.--A young man
named G.. L. Frazier was arrested here a
few days ago charged with uttering a
forged note for $50. When Frazier came
to be tried to-day he proved that he had
been arrested as j. II. Frazier, bis name
being really G. L. Frazier, wherenpon the
court promptly discharged him. 1t Ia
said he has brother whose initials are
81. H." but the whereabouts OF the lat
ter are not known.
The Missouri Pacific pay car arrived to-
night, and the st. Louis, Arkansas &
Texas car viii arrive at 10 a. m. to-mor-
row, both companies paying off for April.
United States Deputy Marshal Vas
Hsll, who levied on Hart & Aaron's stock
OF goods at Gaiesyiilc, Last February, has
been sued by them for $1,000 damages.
The case comes up next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26

Buy q package OF Silver Loaf and ,,vs
lta fair trial. II You do this Won S S,Il
aeSer regret it, How many dlsSst- o,'
Isinres IN making bread cause tronh,ons
yeAation In the honseholdf This ran sIi
pa ooyisted by trial Of Silver Loaf a.
and efficiency suenEtn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-26
soott,a Emul.,on Of rnr.

Cod Liver on, with HypophosphItes, is a
most valuable remedy for consumption,
scrotula, wasting diseases OF children,
colds and chronic coughs, and In all con-
ditlons where there Is a loss OF flesh, a
lack Of nerve power, and general deoil.
ity OF the system.