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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-29

DELICATE diseases OF either sex, however
induced, radically cured Address, with 10
cents in stamps for book, Worlds D1pensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-29

Physicians prescribe Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
on account Of its great curative power.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-29
n QUESTION ABOUT
BnOzvw's Iron
BzI1eZs
AMC WEPE7
ANSWERED.

fhs question has probably bssu asked thousand,
q times How can Browne Iron bittsrs cure sverS.
thing I" Well II DOESN'T But Il dos cure any disease
lor which reputable physician would prescribe lROS
Physicians recognize Iron - the best restorative
agent known 70 tbs prolsosion and inquiry Of INV
leadng chemical firm will substantiats the assertiou
ehAt thefe arc moro preparations Of iron than Of any
0fhsr substance ussd IN Insdicins This showp con.
eIusively that fvn b acknowledged 70 be ths most
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ho.syss r{YsfssbIs f.ss sh.t Esieg e The d.cov-
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medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITTERS
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Tired Feeling, General Debility, Pals I'm ths
Side, Back or Limbs. Headache and Neural.
gia-for III these ailments Iron b prescribed daily
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minute. I1ks 81 othsr thorough medicines Il sct.
Amsr ths digestion improves, the bowels are active
In women the effect il usually moro rapid and marked
The eyes begin ct to brighten the skin clears
up healthy color comes TO the checks; nervousness
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lar, and II . nursing mother. abundant sustenAnco
d supplied for the child Remember Browns Iron
Bittera In the ONLY iron medicine that 10 not
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The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

taN'a 'mpeaahy e6e,sr ne dear 9era IND heay compiler.
in 81 fleir sisters Of tho Gep Unoa tie Of Sas
fyannno ~ NJ theatre AMI opera, and NE ay fashionable
Throughout ne fatioy tie
ef sao1ss apfoaS ,oegdness and ohty 6s unfortunately
ne hae ef mary ladies' Tins is he yrvartaht
yoav NE faa a tic climate Of california parzy trying
TIC eogIrior Nothing letter understood BY ladies' Than tie r
Haf ne delicate SKIN ,sqni,rs Protection tom De vssifn IF Amos
Pierre changes; and becomes, t,v matter e FIRST Importance
e n a6f 10 discriminate 6efa Preparations phiat soothing
dsacfcil ami 6antg1g guear UPON ne sta and ao0eoa
and olosf yoana Be injurious SKIN and dangerous hea1h
Ihe Baipis "C,tm Blooms and fax hoaasys
,oaszonf tle SonM and IFs IN California gen.
c, discarded 5w teiet considered complete pihEom
6onh ef ne fao,ae "CAMELLINE This elgaa article Pre-
paxa b. WANELEE & Co. he ladag nafs ef San Francesca
eytea harmless ty highest medical sfistfe aao,i
has setew introduced taken NE f,st f ne estimation
IF LADIES' per7atss and deanidey IF 10 ogperioa
prepared aAie fad md mag Be o6taiue9 ar oil TIE
ofqclnal Ding MyoaSA 4 tie country.
cAMELLINE-rRcE. FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
RILLsBOgO.
a school-Honss for tho Freedmen--City
Hall-Proeressivo Euohre.

n SchOol-honss Tor tno freeumtn~Nity
Hall-Progressiyo Euohre.
Special to the Gazette.
lIILLsBoRo, TEX, May ll.--Duriug
last week tho job OF moving the old
school-house WAS commenced. Up TO
this date the wings OF this building have
been taken away ana the main building is
now being moved. 1t Is the intention at
present 10 move the whole structure
down to Freedman town, where II will be
used for school purposes the coming
term. The foundation, on the same site,
for the city hall is now under full head
way, but the exact date for the laying OF
the cornerstone has not yet been decided.
Quite an interesting and exciting game
OF progressive ouchre was enjoyed last
night at the hospltable residence OF
Mr.. j. W. Golledge. The following
young people OF our town were
the participants in the game;
Misses Matte Heaton, Rose Golledge,
Mary Littleaeld, Minnie Stroud, Willie
Harris, Pauline Buck, Mrs. Mollle Call,
and Messrs. A .Rosenbaam,I. Rosenbaum,
James Gollcdge, w. II. Spencer, T. j..
Mckenzie, j. N. Mckenzie and M. r..
Kayanaugh. The hour OF II found them
all still deeply interested In the game, but
as that was the time set for the game 10
close, the players quit playing. Upon
counting the number OF games lost and
won by each contestant, 1t was found that
Mr.. James Golledge carried of the honors
as beng the best gentleman player, while
two of the ladies', Miss Heaton and Mrs.
Call, tied, each having won an equal num-
Der OF games at the head table. Alter the
game was decided the most elegant re-
| freshments were served in 8 manner
most complimentary to Mrs. Golledge,
who as hostess certainly has no supe-
riors, and but few equals.
Misses Pearl Bird and THEME Alexan-
der, two OF Hillsboro's most charming
young ladies', left this morning for Cor
slcana, wheSe they will visit friends and
relatives for about week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

hould SO slow IN rasslng upon The sub-

should 60 slow in passing upon the cub
ject.
Mr. Simms Of Colorado declared that
these private land claims could not bt
properly settled unless Nv system Of
laws which left adjudication TO the exec
utivc and political branch Of the govern.
ment.
On motion Of Mr.. Reagan, an amend.
ment was adopted providing that before a
title to any claims shall be confirmed the
claimants shall swear that ali taxes due
the territorial and municipal government
have been paid.
Mr.. McAdoo Of New Jersey
offered an amendment providing
that no alien or person not a
citizen OF the United States shall acqnlre
title to any land subject TO the decision
Of the commission, unless his right To
the same is clearly provided by one OF
the treaties referred to. Agreed to.
Mr.. Perkins OF Kansas, from the com.
mittee on Indian affairs, reported back
the senate bill granting right of way
through the Indian Territory to the Kan
sas and Arkansas Valley Railroad com.
pany. Placed on the house calendar.
The house went into committee of the
'A.ssS ~ eAN "ihig oBflOpAiueiOu ulil.
Mr.. Grosvenor OF Ohio moved to strike
out the appropriation for the Judge
advocato-general's department. He said
the department decided cases without
knowledge Of law. The system fol-
lowed by the department was sn outrage.
II was an excrescence on the army,
adding to 1t nothing Of grace, nothing
OF justice, nothing of material efficiency.
II IL fell to-day in one year nobody would
remember II, except to point to II as a
monument Of the greatest error that had
ever existed in the army.
Mr.. Wheeler Of Alabama admitted that
causes he'd arisen, and, as an instance
OF this, stated that Gen. Holt
had been appointed for the pur-
pose Of striking down Mcclellan
As Mcclellan could not be struck
down Porter had been selected for de.
structlon, but now that Oh,
Democratic party was in power
the abuses which had grewt
up would be remedied. Aftei
debate the motion to strike out was lost
50 to %.
Pending further action the committed
rose and the house adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
JEFFERSON.
The IIiiIing OF Capt, Roots by Tax Collect
or Haywood.


The KILLING OF Capt. Roots by Tax Collect
or Haywood.
special to the Gazette.
JEpFERseN, TEx., May 1.-THE cause
Of the killing Of Capt. J, 4. Roots, re-
ported yesterday, is substantially as fol-
lows, In the commissioners court yes
terday afternoon, Capt, J. Il. Roots fled
a report, concerning the collection Of oc-
cupation taxes Of this county. Mr. Hay
wood, the tax-collector, said that he was
willing TO check 1t with him, remarklpg
at the same time, hold you personally
responsible for this, Capt. Roots. Roots
replied that now was as good time as
any TO hold him responsible. They both
arose, throwing their hands on their pis-
tolls. Sheriff Taylor and Joe Hart got In
between them. Haywood rot his pistol
out first and fired over raylor's head,
grazing 1t, and caused II TO bleed
Dr. Eason testified that'his death was
caused from pistol ball entering about
the center OF the right ear, and behind 1t
and ranging and lodging In the region OF
the right eye. His right arm was broken
lust above the elbow by another ball.
The party nring must have been rather
behind, as IL could not have been done
with parties facing one another, II he
was above him 1t might have been done
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Non as to tho practicability a ths Aee
above mentioned aud when once ia oper.
Ati,Nu will control country far superior
70 any section In Texas. The Atchlson.
Topeka 4 Santa We road building into
Gainesville gives the road one OF the lln.
est outlets in the state. Another thing
worthy OF mention, Col. G. c. White, the
president OF The Montague q Southwest
ern railroad, has never relapsed his on.
ergy In the least, and when we remember
that nothing as yet has ever failed In his
hands, together with his unlimited means
and credit, we bespaak for the road
bright future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, May ll.-TnE GAZETTE
reporter found Capt. Wright OF the Paris
& Great Northern in his office on yester-
day evt ming and said to him;
i'Captain, are you too busy TO talk to
GAZETTE reporter"
"No more SO than | always am" said
Mr.. Wright. 'tWhat do. you want to
know?n
THE GAZETTE man seeing that be had
some letters from the Frisco Office asked
II the contract had yet been let for
grading the road from here to Red river,
or the building OF the bridge across the
river, TO which he said It had not, but
would likely be let on the 18th inst,
az the Frisco directors will hold a meet
ing In st. Louis on that date. And as TO
the building OF the bridge, Mr.. Apgar
from New York, and bridge contractor,
has been in the city for several days past,
and has been QUITO Red River TO look at
the place where the bridge is to be rect
ed. Mr.. Apgar started back 70 New
York Yesterday evening, and GAYS he VIII
nut In bid as soon as he gets there, and
that he intends TO put in his bid so low
that he will be sure TO get the contract
n Is learned that work is TO be com
menced on the Paris & Great Northern
Immediately after the meeting OF the
frisco officials in ST. Louis. The meet
inc win be held tomorrow, the 18th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
ACTIVE work.

The yards of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe were a scene of activity yester-
day. A long train loaded with ties was
being unloaded, while another train OF
cedar piiings and heavy timbers, and still
another train loaded with rails was side
tracked near by. A force of hands was
busily at work putting In long side
track TO where the compress foundation
began to loom up.
TO the west of the coach house was a
big force at work with pillow, scraper and
shovel digging away the ombankment and
loading the dirt on a long train OF fiat
cars to be hauled out to places where
fills were necessary, Still another
force was at work southwest
OF this point putting in an
other siding, while way ahead, along
the grade, were sixty teams and so men
grading to the river for the extension.
The scene was inspiring and inyigorating
and the beholder realized that railway
construction had begun with vim.
There was also activity in the Fort
Worth & Denver yards, and Mr. Carey,
the contractor was kept busy answering
kilograms and sending supplies TO the
front.
The Fort Worth & New Orleans con-
struction train pulled out yesterday morn
ing loaded down with material TO con-
tinue the laying OF steel rails from point
several miles below Midlothian TO Waxa'
hachle. The Texas & Pacific was also
busy extending its platforms and
unloading long trains of rock with
which TO pave the reservation about the
freight house. The first pillows Of the
boom have reached our confines, ant
soon the waves of prosperity will roll
mountain high.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
THE RAILROADS.
Work to Begin Soon on the Frisco
Railroad Bridge Over Red
River.
How the Railroad WORK Going ON In
Our City Inspires an
Observer.


"fNOtoi 70 INC 1dIttto.
SHERMAN, Tx, May LITTLE people
OF sherman are feeling good tonight.
A railroad boom Of no common dimen-
sions has struck the city and has met
with the must enthusiastic and solid en-
couragement For number OF days a
committee Of gentlemen has been indus
triously canyasslng the city for subscrip-
lions TO the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
railway, the old Texas 4 st. Louis narrow
guage. II was proposed TO bring It here
from Mount Pleasant, Titus county,
distance OF Ill miles, week ago Capt.
.. i. Lyon, one OF the most prominent
citizens OF sherman, attended directory
meeting at Texarkana. He told them
how willingly Sherman would put to work
to secure the road, and his state
ments were listened TO with inter
est. He returned. meeting
OF tho leading business men was
had. Committees were appointed and
the result is that the road can almost be
regarded as certainty. The understand
ing Is that Sherman Is to guarantee right
OF way from Mount Pleasant and q bonus
Of $4,000. A number OF towns likely to
be on the proposed line, among which are
Ladonia and Cooper, are banked for at
least 10000, leaving Sherman to raise
but 100000. OF thus amount SGe, 600
has been raised, aud no doubts are enter
tained but that the rest will come. May
or BuclSler, Maj Fulton and Mr.. Cullers
leave for Ladonia and other points to-
morrow to make up the total required.
Their success is looked ON as certain.
BY the end Of the present week II Is be.
lieyed that the last dollar win have
been raised. As soon as this
Ia accomplished Messrs. Randolph
Brown and Eubank viii wait on the rail
way officials. Though no contract has
ever been entered into, II is thought that
the railroad people will certainly accept
so liberal an offer. In fact President
Fordyce and Vice President Kerens hav,
given every encouragement, and promised
10 use their influence with the eXecutiv,
board to build the line to Sherman, max
ing this point terminus aud establishing
round-houses and machine shops A
general feeling Of confidence and en-
couragement prevails. "Next we viii
have the Santa Fe," is heard on ever,
side. There is no building Of castles II
the air, but solid basis on which 4
found hopes Of future growth aud pros
perlty, and in the hour of her promise
with the golden dawn Of Il brighter er
clearly visible, Sherman sends greetiD
10 Fort Worth, hoping at no distant da
: to rival, II not surpass, The pluckiest pro
I iector Of railroad enterprises in all tn
West and South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
rntnl nnilmnv Acnihrni.

PITTsBuRG, PA, May ll.--By freight
train accident on the Pennsylvania rail
road last night near Caircmaugh, three
men were instantly killed and twenty
dive cars wrecked.
The wreck In the mountains on the
Pennsylvania railroad last night demol-
ished twenty-five cars, killed three men
outright ana obstructed the tracks so
badly that Il will take twelve hours to
clear them. The accident was the result
OF heavy storm which swept along the
Cairemaugh valley last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
'd-ulaims Considered by til
House.

Pa'ulaims Considered by the
House.
fnE SENATE.
sfoS, May i0.--Mr. Hoar pre-
Emerial Of the Republican cen
'fe OF the state OF Ohio charg-
SECTION OF Henry b. Payne
states senate was secured
4 .aed ard corruption, and re-
lle senate investigate the
srred to the committee on
Rd elections.
OF petitions were presented
praying congress to enact
salnst oleomargarine.
HOUSE.
eS, May 1.-THE special
fuay being the consideration
= reported from the com
'Sste land claims, the house,
4, ai.er the reading of the jour
: me committee OF the whole
'onu OF Georgia in the chair
vislllng for the appointment
Il s,on 70 ascertain aud settle
slains In the territories OF
ana Arizoua and the state OF
.n for the appointment
''a,,ssioners, who shall re-
y $4,000 and serve for four
NV purpose Of adjudlcating
4 ' u, land claims in New
.lls and Colorado.
0ioaio thought the house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
INacr,e noolninr.

LApoSt., TEN., May 1i.--Ladonia poo
pie are iopllant over the prospects OF soon
having y railroad oar people have con
tracted with The Ghli, Colorado s Santa
Fe railroad and expect cars to be running
here by the Let Of October next. The
Sherman people are now beginning TO
banter us for another railroad from that
place by Ladonia on 10 Marshall OF some
point 10 the pine regions. The contem-
plated line is claimed to be an extension
oil the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road 10 sherman, then follow the old
survey once made by the Louisiana, Texas
4 Northwestern railroad, which runs
southeast from Sherman by Jadoula.
The franchise of the same Is owned by
sherman men. What this amounts to Is
yet 10 be seen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
A TnlE wan strong.

special 10 the Gazette.
NEW YoRE, May ll.--Presldent Strong
Of the Atchison says his company has
1000 miles Of work on hand in Texas, the
Indian Territory ard Kansas, and for the
present the company will rest In its ex-
tensions. The excess of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe subscriptions, under
their circular covering the South Kansas
extension, is about Sl0,000,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
Base Ball.

PrrrsBuRe, Pa, May il.-Pittsburg,
o; Cincinnati, Z.
CHICAGO, ILL, May ll.--Boston, o.
Chicago, l..
0; Louisville, l.
DETROIT, MicH May / .--Detroit, 10;
New York, /. ~
Athletic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
sIaa. Rallroad aIeetlng.
Correspondence d tho Gazette.

Correspondence OF tho Gazette,
DECATUR, Tx, May l0--The grand
mass railroad meeting Saturday las
was decided success. Books were
opened for the sale OF stock, end
about $1,000 in stock were taken read
lily. The capital stock is 100000, and i
is understood that the balance WIN b,
raised without any trouble, one man alon,
being willing 60 take $50, 900 The farm
ers and laborlng men OF the town auC
county will lend US a helping hand anC
we will begin work soon TO meet and con
meet with the SANTA Ee, nearest Decatur
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, May ii THE work OF
selecting a jury to try the case of II. M.
charged with tine murder OF Q,
Arthur Preller, was continued In the DIS
trict court this morning. Up O'Clock
fourteen men out Of the necessary forty,
from whom the final twelve are to be
collected, bad been chosen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
nlontngue b southwastern.

special 10 the Gazette M.
MoSTAGuE, TEX, May 1.-THE air
being full Of railroad rumors for the past
few DAYS 10 the effect that the Montague
q southwestern railroad had added two
Washington City capitalists TO us com,
pany and that the road Will De punt IN
double quick order TO Galnesvnle Anu
10 or near Graham City, In Dung county,
your correspondent soughta member OF
the directory yesterday and could ootain
nothing definite. The gentleman stated
that he was not prepared 70 give any m
formation IN the matter for puonca.lon.
Thare Il no doubt but that this company
"a making its arrangements for formid-
able onslaught. There can be no ques-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
want Connection WIN The fort.

correspondence OF ihc Gazette.
LEwIsyn1E, Tx, May l0.--while
railroad booms are so prevalent in North
Texas, there are thousands Of prosperous
people in the most thrifty and inviting
section of the state wondering why mate
rial action has not becninaugurated TO con-
meet the East with the North Texas sine
tropolisn via Grapevine, Lewisville, Nc
Kinney, etc, This fertile and well-deyel-
oped country 10 IN the best position to
render solid aid to such project, and
doubtless II would be proportionahly the
most remunerative line In the state, and
fine country win have reached the
acme Of railroad hope In direct connec-
tion with the western wonder, Fort
Worth. We hope the ever-progressive
GAzsTTE will invite investigation OF the
merits OF this route and the advantages
| for a railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
At uoIorado.
special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, May 1.-THE frame
residence of W. c. McCallum, justice of
the peace Of this precinct was destroyed
by fire last night. The FIRE originated
from the overturning Of a lamp and spread
so rapidly that but few of the household
effects were saved. The loss IL about
$1,000. No insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
WILLS POINT.
Speolal 70 the Gnzette. -


WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE president
sent the following nomination TO the SEN
ate to-day Clarence Ridgely OF Caliior-
MIA TO be consul-general Of the United
States at Kanagawa. The nomination CT
Warren Green for this position has been
Withdrawn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
GAINESVILLE.
Grand Preparations for the state FIRE
mems Association.

GfAnu aSs
mems Association.
Special TO the Gazette.
GArNEsvmLE, TEX, May ll-To-mor-
row alto O'Clock the eleventh annual
convention OF the State Fircmen's asso-
citation convenes in this city, and to-day
and tonight all has been preparation.
To.day's train brought in number OF
delegates from Sherman, Denison, Dem
ton, Gleburne, Fort Worth and oth ,
cities, who were met az the uepos ~
local fremen aud treated with every
courtesy. Secretary Of the association,
stuart Harrison of Fort Worth, has ar
rived, as has President Common MI, ~, y,
@. Turner, chief OF the department Of TINS
city, has teen very active In preparing
for his brother iiremen, anu ueseas ,so
CONNIE odatlon for his efforts. Among
the courtesies extended to our visitors
will be bali and banquet, and perform
ance at the opera-house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

stop at the place where you wa. ., r.,
ceiye the best and most polite a'scn s..h
and finest table board in the cry, Wiz
Ia nowhere else than at inc sial''oA
hotal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
,YllI nlYe Etlm mooney /.

LONDON, May 1.-THE porte has notl-
led the powers that the Greek regulars
are advancing toward the froutier and
that Turkish troops have been ordered to
repel u, The Ottoman bank will advance
the porte 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
MARRIAGE GUIDE,


900 Pages, Fine Plates.
rieRant cloth glt bndug sealed for bOc In fest
sEe currency, Over htty woadetnl pen prufss Ths
whole lite articles on tho following sapeots
who may marry Who Why manhood, womAnhood, pyst
decay effects OF eriibAey hna aH.as how e hpd bsi
pness be Increased the physiology o. reproductions and
many Those married o. contemplating marriage ah2nls
readi ~ oaghtto be read BY all Adut pefaons then hst
uadcr lock and key Popular edition. same papef eo'e voc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

Gentlemen viii please call at our store
and see our imitation seersucker coats
aud yestR, our genuine seersucker coats
and vests, and our silk seereucker coats
and vests. CHASE TRADING Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

one thoroughbred Hambletonian stal-
lion, one well bred natural saddie-n llol y
Istallon,, one well bred jack, three years
did. one hundred COW horses.
wv CoTTRRIL, KEMPER & CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12

igan Central freight train, nnroonng the
care ana hurting Conductor Kane ipto .
ditch.
A special 10 The Evening Journal from
Albion, Mich, says heavy WInd and
rsInstorn struck that ely ~ 5 1870 ysstvf'