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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-20
-TROY LINE

Saratoga and q so Lake GsqGTge and ret1T9
and sARAToGA daily except SATURDAY toot Of Christie
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Te9ahy cO;ie PsrE and Syscs go 7SG 80 $50 and
p 1900 midnight sundays 80 $50 m 400 and 500
For Nanuet spring Valley Monsev and ranmans $780,
1880 $3.50 H. 45O 80. 500 u sundays $3.50 M 500
pm
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ YohK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
4aOas s I've n. We ma AZ Iao si,ee1 -
eSrier than from Chsmbers-st
coachs. TO Bnsaam1op hlinra HSrnsIlsva
ep m;-Day chicago 4na II Lon. Limited Express,
30 e.S c io e LOT ~s nr g 60 IT, cS,eso 30
tleNehhn iuDu n ~ ILL., - a.. N-'o~hO '''
7p M Daily "Bunao AMI Niagara Fall, Limited arriving
49, N The most popular night train between New York
e. m.Day chcaso Express. Pullman and Day sleeping
90 and P-iae 800 s. az sG $50 Sc 20
80 J9 p $50 d:So 745 P s co. 10 30
s5 600 30 40 zoo sS $40 $50 sio $50 7G
$50 10 20 n I45 ~ s56 las 500 1880 p H.
NewsrE anu Paterson, Newark. $50 500 800 1000
300 700 NJ and 70 90 Midnight " ednc,day Frids1
and sunday nights only sundays sl6 a H. s:2o eiSo
sGnerb as So, 7:sO $40 lo2Oa m las 800 $50 800
sundays 545. 45 $50, lo2oa N l45 10. $50. 500
1890 y N. and 1900 midnight
warwick 4.45 300 1920 H. 43O p m Sundays 745
Monticello White Lake 900 m- $3.50 D. H. Sundays
m.
Newbnrg Cornwall 100 900 a m $50. 430 $50
90 .. IN. Sundays $50 a m. 500, 700 p.
Kingston and Montgomery 4 As 900 ~ 30
p, m eundays 80 a m scranton. Dunmors. 800 a m
sundays excepted.
Gosh 445 545 750 900 1920 m 800 $50, 4:50 100.
40 800 suodsys 6'45 7+5 500. 1920 a m $50
Iidseio%nE Is s4s $50 200 1920 $50 40 100
700 900 The 800 a m traig stoos at Mainrt
Tort ervs 445 75o 800 1920 M $780, 400 900 100
7.45 500 300 p. sundays 745. $50 1920 q H. 500
$50 ZOO. 900 p. m.
Boats eav 23d at. y. y 545 Gas p.n-every
fifteen minutes GAS m TO l046 p m every thirty
m lO:45 p. to J:45 IN hour sundayA
745 M 1913 p every thirty mlr"tes, l045 N TO
745 a m. every hour
Tickets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
he obtained and orders for the cheek
ing and Of baggage Ne eft at the Companys
Offices Nos 40l. I'll 957 Broadway. ls7 westst- Y,
Nos 33 and so Fulton Brooklyn. at the C-upanys
DepotA A.. -, IT, 49,. -. a.. A. vi, =, an
1880 g:5 a M. and 500 p. m
JOHN ABBOTT Genn Pas r Agent, New York
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miscellaneous

GENERAL HORSES WANHED.-At least
Is = hands high nigh steppers sound Address stating
height color price, where 10 be sc-l and al particulars
DRIVER. Tribune Ortee.
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HARTFORD via Conn. River from Pier "a
IL X steamers City ngfeld and city Of Rich
nond daily p Fare ST. 50 Round trip. 81 So State
81 Round trp. 81 so
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi-
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST:

AELA w A RFl, LAO n 4 w ANNA anu w - / :
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING kAPHESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON Tin K ~ e,-,,-s
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACH ES
DEPICTS 10 New York of Barclay and Christopher st
Q a m Daily except sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
Pullman coaches Water strOudsbvrg Scranton Bng
hamton Emira Bath, Buffalo. Syracuse Osweso Irene
Oxford Norwich connect at Scranton Tor Pttston
Wkesbarre Danville and Northumberland. At Owego for
Ithaca and intermediate stauonA
d m Bnghamton and Emira Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gap scranton, Bnghamton. Owego anf EmrA
Scranton for Pttstou, Kingston Wkesbarre sc
7pm Daily Buffalo Limited E1press Pullman coaches
Corning BATH 'Wayand Buffalo. &C. arriving Buffalo
7.2O a m Sleeping coach for Oean via Wayland
8 D m Daily Buffalo and Oswego Express Prllman
coaches stroudsburg Scranton Binghamton
Syracuse Oswrgo Greene Oxford, Norwich. Utica ana
Richhed Springs Owego for Ithaca and inter
mediate stations except Saturdays Connects at Buffalo with
trains Tor AL othel points West
For Richneh Spring, daily except Sundays 300
D. m Oily sleeping coach attached =.
time tables Tor trains on Morris and Esoe1 ID
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fesal Notices.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
WHEREAS, In the progress of the work upon
w the New Croton Aqueduct it has become apparent TO
Aqueuc Commissioners that the best interest OF the city
requires for the proper construction future protection
the said Aqueduct the city should acquire
the easement heretofore acquired
through upon line OF the New COOn Aqueduct
I45tst Convenave and between l52dst and
Othave and that the fee simple Of the adjacent parcel com
through which said Of the Aqueducr
passes therefore, accordance
with requirements Chapter 800 Of the Laws OF 1883 Of
he public notice Is hereby TO al
persons interested that null opportunity will be Afforded
De relation the under cOnsdera-
Aqueuct Comm ssioners FOR the requirement Of
simple OF the easement heretofore acquired in
the an upon CrOtOn Aqueuct between
l4Jth. COnventave and between l52dst and lOhave
and acquiring the title the parcel composing the
CITY through portion Of the Aquetuct
public hearing be the nhovenamed ONCE OF the
A0ueuct Commissioners Friday the ls day OF October
1850 10 O'Clock and such other days Thereafter
To which said hearing may be- adjourned
BY order OF the Aqueiluct Commissioners
JOHN c. SHEEHAN, Secretary.
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RECEIVERS SALE PUBLIC AUCTION.

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
The real eighteen buildings thereon containing
boilers engines snating machinery. TN anu metal ware
presses dies and piiances late the property OF
THE JOHN D. Loo he COMPANY tLmited), .
and which reproduced this time Tor less than
$4,000 Will offered for sale at public auction on the
2STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1856, at y noon,
on the factory premises at 1870 - -
under and pursuant TO an order of supreme Court
Intact and as a Whole"
a. a bid ~ not less than $4,000.
Premises open FOR inspection.
Terms per and tOneers fee on sale balance IN
so days. - 49, ,-,-,,-, ,,,
PORTER q KILVERT, Receivers Attorneys Tribune
building, New York
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Dressmaking.

hRE> SMAkER-By an American, VINO ~
~ stylish nttng ard C.apile customer by lay
AAEhICAN. 7f3 5th-ave.
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SEw-YoRK. satur iav. sept. Is. 1885.
i., sales were held at the Exchange aud Auction
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REAL ESTATE.

BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGE.
rrsuess on Real Estate steadily increases In volume
itv The following table shows the auction sales in
-, vcrk ana BROOKLYN the last week. tho preceding
g, and the corresponding week of last year:
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/ EHlGH lALLE1 kAlLROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Coruandt Des
brOsses follows,
Z a. m. Tor Caasauqua and intermediate points
for Geneva. Lyons, ElmiIa Rochester Buffalo and
the Vest and principal local points Chair wilkes
barre.
for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
10 IunAhannock Connection To Reading and Harrisburg
$40 p M Tor Pifison and principal intermediate points
Chair PittstOn
540 N. ior opay and intermediate points. Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg.
T. for Geneva LYONS FmrR. Rochester. Buffalo and
the West. Iulln sleeper O Ivsns.
100 y. m. Tor iaurys and intermediate points
Trans leaving $40 . n. connect for al
points Mahanov HazetOn Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
n m. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton and intermediate
points
b4O p. for Copay and intermediate points
T. Tor Geneva, Lyons, Emra Rochester. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
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STEAMBOATS, ar0 RAILROADS..

BOSTON, NORTH and EAST.-FALL
~. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fail River Steamers
Pilgrim and Bristol from Pier &c H. foot OF Murray ST. at
daily. Sundays included Connection by Annex Boat
from Brooklyn. 4:3O Jersey city. p. IL
NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
~ JAMES T. BRETT
Leaves Canalst daily Except sunday al II ~; lZ9th
st- 1928. landing Nerplancka Cransons West Point
Cold spring and Cornwall Fare 80 cents
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. s STEAM
= ' Frs. c. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip Pier No 25 F. r. at m and II p n SUNDAY
ell. connecting New II with special trains lot
MERIDEN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD HOLYOkE +.
Tickets sold and checked az ga Broadway n
y and COurst. BrOakiyn Excursion 20 New-Haven ana
return. 81 So
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. PrOvi-
dence Newport ani all New England Points. All rail
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily Sundays
excepted a. p. paror cars attached and II pm.
with palace sleeping cars sunday trains 10 a H. Win par
psrlOr cars II p. m. with palace sleeping cars
Newport Express New York 2l5 with parlOr
cars arrives Newport $40 7. daily except sundays
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Citn proprrip Go Get.

ELEGANT medium sized 5th-ave house to
let Just below the PARK rent reasonable private family
only.
E.A CRUIKSHANK & CO.. l16 Broadway.
MURRAY hILL-39th-st., near Park ave
AVA Four sf0ry hiRhtOOp brOwnstOne lSX75xlOO; DIN
lngfoom and laundry extension bilafffOOm passeng ger
ekN4tor, chandeliers. shades,
carpets asOnable rent for private
tAmiy OWNER o. West End Post ONCE Long Branch.
tIH-AYE., NO. Tito rent, unfinished,
~ the four story MsSard roof English basement Nova
Church
Apply To FLOYD. CLARK SON son. 80 broadway.
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Che GurL

brooklyn JOCKEY CLUB.
I'D SIX RACES EACH DAY.
NEXT RACE DAfs-FkiDAY. sept IL MONDAY,
~.
FIRST RACE = O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
PHILIP ). DNl hi. President.
II. d. MCINTf re. Secretary
Track reached frun New ork only by tho Culver route
WhehaLsL. trains l4f hourly and Oy Long Island Rail- d
Ia ~ I2.-O. LOO.
Prospect Park au Noley Island railroad
zOa-sL every 10 minutes; ak Long Island tail
road klatDush Depot. Trans IL -, l2-t.
(,ONEI ISLAND JOCkEf CLUB.
~ AUTUMN MEETING lnSo
LAST DAY, TUESDAY. SEIr IL
RACES PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK.
LEONARD W. JEROME. President
]. G.. h. LAWRENCE. secretary.
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Carpet5, &r.

GREAT Bargains-Carpets, Rugs, Mattingi
" Fur Rugs 316-s3 each
ANDREW LESTER & CO.. 73941 Broadway.
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THE LAMGHAM."

An American the American plan, located IN the
OF the metropolis elegant and exquistey
apartments rental the year; cuisine
uuexcelled.
II. c. SHANNON, Manager.
rHHE CHELSEA RESTAURANT. 224 West
Il 23dst Table d Iiote dinner 75c
C. H. DEDERER. Proprietor
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Eptfls.
MANSION HOUSE.

BKOOhLNN HEIGHTS
Directly opposite Wall-st.. New York four minutes walk
Fulton Walst ferries and the Bridge terminus.
peror accommodations reasonable rates select family and
transient hotel 200
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business propertp for Sale auo 90 Get


A TO LET.-COr. 33d-st. and Broadway.
~ The new and large stores, o suit tenant
i ROMAINE BROWN ~ W est 33d-st near broadway
V'O LET-StOre, basement and sub cellar
i Nassau-st. Beekman.
RULAND & WHITING. Beekmanst
1ST LOFTS TO LET at 165 William. % and
90 Beekman Sta also desirable lofts and
lei Il this vicinity. rutland q WHITING. BeekmansL
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- f.lf amount realized the Exchange and Auction
t rr auction sales Of city real estate Tor the week
s...,l IS tl saturday. sept Is. $lOS,9O0
TTsr pE AUCTIONS
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...rr frvfing with lot NO76 Park Row, $. 80
OF Tfr0u Row LOT 25XSO Louis Johnston. o.. :
n f.-.. .Uuc with lot NO and 40 Centre sLes :.
a. ru0f IyIou Row. lot 3O.9X72.0X20Xo4.1i
81 .-.r, fn ding with lot Nos 81 % 40 Church-st,
-r cor OF ncy- 81. lot 7s.9x7. 6175.lXl55 same
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~ Trans leave from Chanbersst station for Fngewood
Tenahy Closier spark Syack $50 1870 80 $50 and
IL 80 a. m Is 20 400. so $50 $40 $50 100 1890
p 1900 midnight Sundays 730. $50 400 and 500
m.
For NsnueL spring VALLEY. Monsev and Talmans $50,
1880, $50 45O . 80. 500 sundays $3.50 500
d IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

be almost level run from Fort Worth 70
Denton. And again, Il the road run west
Of the Missouri Pacific II could not, with
out going very much out 81 its way, be
more than NEE or six miles from that road
AZ any one point, and even then u would
run through a country comparatively
poor aud thinly settled, whereas BY this
way almost every mile Of the rOad VIII
ron through a country rich and product
i've 10 the highest degree. ~ the
former route the local pstron-
ago will be merely nominal BY the latter
that feature alone would make he road
profitable between Denton and Fort
Worth. II is estimated that NO road OF
came length IN the state would have a
better local patronage than this. II u
also estimated that the road by this place,
although i've or SIX miles longer, can be
built for the same money as the other,
and even n II should Take a little more
the subsidy from Grapevine aud Denton
would more than pay the difference.
Then since there is nothing TO be gained
10 the cost Of construction by the other
route and much 10 be gained 10 the local
trade BY this place we are at loss TO see
why 80 cannot have the road. Indeed
We feel that we must have II, and Grape
vine stands ready and anxious 10 do any
and everything in her power TO secure II.
Let tho people all along tho line present
the claims Of our town, surrounded ~
the dncst country 10 the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
SrEpnENvlLLE.
Tho ErAth County dlnnnce Co-Opcrntive
Association aseiguE.

Tho Erath County dlhnnce COOPERATIVE
Association assignE
uorr0ap 1ndenOo OF tho Gazette
SrErHENVuLE, TEX, April l7.-Our
district court has been In session two
weeks now The criminal docket has
been on hand this week, and many and
sore are the troubles and grlefs that have
ovCrtakon the defendants There have
been three felony convictions. One de-
tendant was convicted OF theft of horse,
and was given twelve years Ia the penl-
Tertiary AAoihcr was convicted OF the
theft OF horse, aud given seven years in
the penitentiary, Another was convicted
OF cattle theft, aud was given live years in
the peniteuuary. There have been three
misdemeanor convictions. Only one de-
iendant has b, en- acquitted up 10 this
week The case OF the State OF Texas rs.
sam BeRll, charged with murder, Is set
for next Monday.
The Erath County AlllaHoe Cooperation
association, q chartered Institution under
the laws OF Texas, with headquarters at
Alexander, this county, made an assign
meng a short time ago for the benefit OF
~ creditors; nomlnal asscts $500 and
liabilities about $4,000 This institution
represents the farming interest Ia this
county, but became involved in It's bust
nuss, and owing 20 depression In value
and mismauagemnt OF us business De.
came 80 embarrassed That L couldnot see
It's way out Of It's troubles and made an
assignment for the benefit Gifts creditors.
With successful colltctlonsa aud sales Of
lumber, ute. on hand Il will about pay of
It's debts, The farmers generally are
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer oi
Columbus, Ga, tells his experience thus.
"For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for stomach and kidney
disorders, but got no relief, until used
Electric Bittcrs. Took i've bottles aud
am now cured, and think Electric Bltters
the best blood purinor 10 the world b"
Major A Is, Reed OF West Liberty, Ky,
used Electric Rltters for an old standing
kidney affection aud says Nothing has
ever done me so much good as Electric
Bltters.r Sold at nifty cents bottle 10y
IL, w Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
.CNIAI ToRTUREs /
NINsLooD" f HHuMoRsl

III INITIATING eruptions. itching aud burn.
III ing ekin fortunes loathsOme sores, and
every SPECIES OF itching fcaly, pimply, inherit.
Oh sorOtul0uA aud contagious diseases OF the
blood, skin aud ecalp, with loss OF hair, from
Infancy to old age, arc positively cured
by Cutlcura, the great Skin uufo, and
Cuticnra Soap, an exquisite shin BrAuiller,
externally, and Cutcura Resolyont, the new
Blood Purifier, internally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.


AUNDus
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
ANsox, rEx., April l9.--Dlsirlct court
convened in regular session this morning,
Hon. j. v. Cockrell judge presiding, and
r. Is. Houston, district attorney. Judge
Cockrcll'e charge to the grand jury was q
Icing ny one and 70 the point. This IS
looked upon as being one Of the most I'M
portsnt terms q the court ever held IN
Jones county, as there are several large
and complicated land suits 70 be tried
which affect many OF our citizens rights.
Among visiting attorneys are Hon. }. x.
Fleming of Cisco, Duncan ID.
Smith Of Margaret, Joseph r. Cockrel
Of Abilene and Judge Pogue Of Albany
The capitalists and citizens Of Arson
have about completed the organization OF
the Arson & Abilene Railroad company
They have about 100000 already sub
scribed to the enterprise Arson Is de-
termioed to have railroad n she has 70
build II herself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
broad nroek. lonn. - =, !. =. l00
soALP. FAOE. Ems ANn MEnK

was addicted with ec8oina ON the scale, face.
cars and nr'e which tho druggist, whore got
ynnr Remedies, pronounced one of the Worsl
y sea ne 70 ny your Cutitura Remedies and
Mler I'VE days utc my scalp ana part OF my
face were entirely cpr0d, ami 1 hope IN another
week 70 have NV cars, neck and the other part
81 my Taco cured. HERMAN slaNDE,
$50 East fourth street, Now York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
ITCHING DISEASES CuRED.

Cutlcura stands at the II ad ~ Ia claes
especially Is this the case with the Cutionya
SOAP. Havu had an nnuaually good sale this
suumor, owing 70 the prevalence ~ an ne ra-
waited iona Of Itch through some localities Ia
the country, IN viii, n tho Cuucura Remedies
proved satisfactory
W. J.. HARnlGG, Druggist
| niOntoWn Nv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

GarrespondAs 1.-THE Gazette.
GRAPEvfN TEX, April l7.-At a
meeting hello re tonight to take steps
toward secur the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Ne, Cor missioner John Terrell was
called to the chair and 4. Z. Murray
made secretar The chair called on Mr..
j. Il. NJ Yates % state the object of the
meeting, whicl he did briefly. Messrs.
Yates, Lipscom }, jenkins, Doctors Lewis,
Davis and othcs made brief talks, each
maniiessing great interest In the enter
prise. After lnll and free discussion Of
the best methods of procedure, it was de-
clded 10 appointa committee Of ono to act
IN concert wl5h similar committee from
Denton 10 visit Galveston and confer with
the management In the interest OF the
road Or. w d Davis was chosen as
the representative from this place. He
lca,es tomorrow evening for Denton,
whore he will iolo the other committee
aud proceed TO Galveston. They viii
probably stop oycrot 70 iWor'h en route
and confer with your committee on the
subject committee was appointed al
SO TO raise q subsidy and from what can
0r seen now our town q,ll contribute
very liDerally DOR people ore fully alive
on thc subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
MONEY TMKs.
ls,enty vlve ponnr. qIyen Away.

As an Inducement to have you examine
our elegant line OF new goods, we will
ave with every dollar you buy chance
10 draw one OF our two prizes, namely,
$50 aud S2b. These prizes are to be
given away September ], 1886. There
fore, without costlpgyou cent You have
an opportunity TO obtain SIS, II. w.
Betts, the cash clothier and gents fur.
usher, 500 Houston street, Fort Worth,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

Honorary members should make no APP
pointments FOR next Tuesday, rs the Cho-
raj society Of which they are the hackers
are going 70 entertain them AZ the opera
mouse With ase cular concert Of rare merit.
Tickets win be sent 20 honorary mtm5ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
CuTIcURA REMEDIES

are sold by al drugeipts. Price; Cutlcura, 6o
cehtAi RceoNept, SiO0 soap, % cents; Pre-
pared hy The POTTER nRUGiANu ell EAtICAI
co. Roston, send for SLOW 10 Care skin
Diseases"
QEAIiIltN tho complexion and skin by
DLfNu using The Uullcura soap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
Tho O o.&s, r. Exchanges Its stock.
quaetal a., tuo flngrfta


GALVESTON, Tx, April 20.--The
steamship Lampasas Is dischargtng a
large cargo OF steel rails for the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe road, 90 be used on
their extension 70 Paris and their more i'm
portant extension from fort Worth TO
Gainesville to connect with the Atchison,
Topeka & SANTA Fee
George sealy, president Of the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Re, who left here very
quietly last Sunday night, has arrived 10
Boston. Mr.. Sealy carried with him on
the same train q the express car q small
store box whic' contained the snug sum
Of four aud on half million dollars worth
OF GulI, Color 10 Z Santa Fe stock GER
tlGcates to q exchanged for Atchison,
Topeka & Sax ne stocks. II Is believed
from privst kilograms received here
that TAT tfl exchGL Of stock
took plscs oston to.dgy and that the
Gulf, Cot & 81 Fe road
Gs stuc. .xts corps 3. .on is thing
itae PISS , this day I, N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21
CoVeREn WlIH SORES.

| have been Afflicted tlnoo last March with d
skin disease the doctors called eczema. Ny face
was covered with cabs and sores. aud the Itch,
ing and burning were almost unheRrablo see,
Ing your Cuileura Remedies So highly recon-
monded couclugcd to give them trial, using
tue Cuticura and Cnt,cufa Soap externally, and
Re olyent inter- ally. go -four months ] cal
myself cured, I'm gratitude for which I make
ms publie statemput
MRS. CLARA 4, PREDICTION
ltY,Rh a ItrnNl d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

SANTA ANNA IL situated nine miles cast Of
Coleman City, TWENTY-FIVE miles west ofBTown
wood and 10 within five miles OF the center of
Coleman county; surrounded on the east,
south and wcst by prairics, the soil Of which
produces cereals and fruits in the greatest
abundance, rlyaiipg the production Of any col
in she state, and situated 20 as 10 command IT, :
trade Of Mccullough. COnchO and the southern
part Of Coleman county II ~ confidently o.
pected that SANTA ANNA viii ia tho near s.
lure b. the largest shipping point west
Temple.
In addition 10 the uneXeelled mercantile
yantagee u Is al ono OF the finest locations y
tho line OF the 3anta Fc railway 20 live, bt n
1850 feet above the sea level, and at the bgg s.
Santa Anna mOuniain, one OF tic geogra1i V
curi0eities Of this county, which rises 20 -
above the surrounding country ana Is c.. ldS
by q ledge Of limestone which Tor Duildin ,a
poses cannot DO eXcelled In the state.
TO tho merchant who desires TO have -. !
business and n pleasant and healthy hot :.
his family, this Is the opportunity he
"IOng has sought,
49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

Stockmen should call at X. + Tacka
bery's aud equip themselves with this
useful article of wearing apparel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-21

The hosiery department at Randall &
Chambers Co Is one Of the most complete
In the city.