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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
CLEBURNE.
A Young Lady BECOMES an Heiress,
Owning Portion Of Nc
Kinney Town.
The Fire Department ELECTS omcsrs aud
Executive Committee for
Year.

Special 70 The Gazette
CLKBURNR, Tx, March 2S.-- Young
lady who has been living here since her
childhood has beer discovered 20 Be an
heiress. she has been living with Mr..
John L Gillum and she Is best known AS
Ida Horton, although her correct name is
Ida Lee. She inherits about 100 acres Of
land, lying entirely Ia the town OF Nc
Kiuuey except sixteen acres. The
property, belonging to her fathers estate,
was In her childhood divided by the
courts between herself and her grand
mother The share Of the grandmother
was sold by her, and the child was lost
sight Of until now. After the graud-
mother had spent The proceeds of the sale
OF her share, she returned to Mckinney,
aud thinking the girl was dead, sold also
her share for a small sum, the purchasers
taking the risk Of title, etc. The greater
part Of the property "a now covered
with residences and is worth about
$4,000. tits said that all but two Of the
present holders OF the land will willingly
yield up the property, provided they are
released by the owner from all back
rents. To MIR. Gillum's persistent and
earnest efforts in behalf OF the youns
lady Is to great extent due her gooC
fortune,
County COURTS busy this week in dis
posing OF the criminal docket for thll
term. None but cases Of minor import
ance have az yet been reached.
! j. S. Taylor has returned from New
York.
= A musicale at the residence OF MIR. an
m "a l.. a 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
BELLIES PRAISE.
The Female Leader of uesperadoes Pro-
nounce Him Brave.

The Female Leader of Ueeperadoes Pro-
nounce Him Brave.
-pecial 70 the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, March 23.-Deputy
Marshal Lynn Hughes reported at the
United States Jail to-day with eight pris-
oners, az follows: Chas Gibson, James
King, charged with the murder OF John
Moody, near Eufaula, /. t., last spring.
Belle Star, robbery; G II. Turner aud X
NJ. Whaley, larceny; iona White, Charles
Williams and Stepping Bear, introducing
whisky in the Nation. Belle Star is
charged with being implicated in the rob
berry Of man named Felrill about
four weeks ago After investigat-
ing Younger's Bend and arresting
Belle, the marshal and his party were
fired upon while they were iording tue
Canadian river, which was nearly swim
ming, but none OF them were nurt, and
they made 1t to the opposite bank al
right. A bullet hit the bride rein OF one
Of the posse. They returned the IRE, ou
they don't think they hurt anyone. Belle
Turner and Whaley gave bond. IN
others went to jail. Belle says Hugne
is the bravest marshal that she ever me
in the Indian Territory, and that he cam
into the bend with smaller party OF mel
than was ever before attempted by an.
| officer,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
XIX Congress.


WASHINGTON, March 2S.--The chair
laid before the senate the bill granting a.
pension Of $1,000 year TO tho widow Of
Gen. Hancock. on motion of Mr.. blair
the hill was At once passed, Mr. Blair
stating that II bad been this morning con-
sidered BY the pension committee OF the
senate.
Mr. Ingalls, resolution OF inquiry Of.
fered yesterday was agreed TO, asking
whether the poStmaster-general had re-
ceived the senate resolution calling for
Information as TO the number OF fourth
cisss postmasters removed nndcr the
present administration.
Mr. Bcck's resolution restraining the
payment OF customs du,s Ia coin WAS re-
terred 70 the finance committee.
The chair laid before the senate Mr..
Logan's bill 10 promote the efficiency Of
the army,
MIR. Henderson spoke IN favor OF the
section Increasing the force TO $4,000
enlisted men.
TIE unfinished business being the
judiciary committees resolutions We're
then taken up and Mr.. jackson pro-
ceeded to address the senate In opposi.
ton 10 them.
MIR. George followed also In opposition
to the majority report, after which Mr
Morgan obtained the floor and the senate
adjourned.
/ ruE uousE.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.--Mr. Reagan
OF Texas, from the committee on com
merce, reported back senate bill 4
establish national live stock highway
/ aud promote commerce in live stock be
tween the states. Placed ON the hous'
, calendar.
MIR. McRea OF Arkansas, from the com
mlttee OF public lands, reported the oil
to repeal the pre- emption laws, Place
; on the house calendar.
+ In the morning hour Mr.. Rlchardso
G OF Tennessee, on behalf OF the commiite
I on war claims, called up and the hous
! passed the Fourth OF July claims bill
8 Tho amount involved In the bill
!, s2ss,200
I Mr.. Singleton Of Mississippi, on beha
= Of the committee ON library called I
? the bill for the erection OF u congression
library building, but pending tue resllii
% OF the report the hour expired, III
). house theu went into committee OF Il
whole on tho Indian appropriation bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
DALLAS.
the City Is Ont OF water and Business
lnjursd Thereby --Grand Jury.
Special To tho (,aqntte

the City Il Ont of water and Business
tnjursd Thereby --Grand Jury.
Special TO the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, March 2s.--The grand
jury have about spent their rage on the
saloon men and are now turning their
attention to the dives OF iniamy through
out the city. Two saloon men were iu-
dicted for Illegally dispensing with
liquors aud flned heavily, which estab.
lisned a good precedent, aud the citizens
don't expect the Sunday law 10 soon be
violated. Three persons were arrested
to-day for keeping disorderly houses
The grand jury is thoroughly inyesti-
Tatlpg the city and intends to bring TO
justice the guilty.
County Attorney Clint, who cleared
Dallas Of gambling dens, and was tue
first attorney III the state to enfor 70 the
Sunday law, Is being urged to become n
candidate for the Office OF attorney-gep-
eral.
The j. I. Case Threshing Machine com.
pany filed an attachment suit In the dis
trict court this morning against J. A.
Barnett and II. I. Wright to recover a
$9l6.l6 debt.
Notwithstanding the many aud recent
rains Dallas is now almost without water
The engine near the Trinity is undergo
ing repairs, which has shut of the river
supply aud the other is inadequate (
supply The city The street sprinkler wa
taken of day before yesterday, and thu
dust, that is famed promiscuously about
the streets by the wind, Is almost un
bearable. Blankepship& Blake were com
PEELED yesterday to dismiss their factor!
girls, one hundred in number, for wan
Of water to run their engine. It's though
they will be able to resume work to.mor
row. Several other factories in the cit
have been compelled to shut down 70
want Of water 10 run their engines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Iiowis.
special 10 he Gazette,

5pncihIt0 Inc Hhk1IIVi
BOWIE, Tex March 2S.--Judge y, w.
Green, who has just returned from ~.
Louis on railroad business, made bis re.
bort 10 the citizens last night The road
Mn certainly be built from Galuesyille mp
In the Panhandle. Mr., ilDxie wished
Bowie 90 make proposition Tor the ROAD
which Bowie will do IN few days.
w. a. Mason lsayeg for Dallas to-day
10 endegyor 70 get Dallas capitalists u
build rad from Dallas up THIS way
II Is rnmortd tuat Mr J u stephens
has found second vein Of coal nity-eiRh'
feet below his old milne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
ponrOEFleE ROBBED.

s,yvIars Got a Big Haul ~ Hempstead'
speuiai 20 me 0azeile ,
HEMpsrEAD, TEX, March 26.--Ihe
pos,ofllce at this place was bursiaflz,su
Isstpight. The back door OF the building
Vas broken open. The vault door wss
drilled through and the lock broken. lhe
inoer vault door was demolished tns
yanlt entered and all yaiuaolcs laere l ~
tskpn. The loss Is estimated az apDu'
$1,000. VIZ postage stamps oi me asiiop ".
naeloo If 2, s and ~ cents oiuiusty
stamps. $3.50; 10 cents special delivery
siambs, $3.50; 8 cents and postage aug
stalnos about s500i postal inuls' cs ~
about $50; mouey order funds siVs W. w.
the loss by private individuals ~ aoou'
az Elbows: IA. G. Tompsins, coanty
indee' 500 in $50 gold pirces Icy LsS.
wahsn. $3.50; Il. $. Sloan about s9Vyi
Inhn Tompkins, $500; the postmaster
,y,vate funds ABOUT 5000.
There is no clew rs 10 the pfrpe,ii ~ 4,
/ A iineral reward has been offered ior tn'
rscoyery Of the money aud stamps, ais'
lar the arrest OF the burglars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

the Knights arc Ia ina hands OF men who 10
not know what moderation IL and who are
utterly indifferent 70 the general welfare and
ptopaoly nef1ly understand n. and who are
cmooi1eheu ~ every success TO make new afd
mnre inioieihbie demands. The railroads
might lust a. well push this question to n sol.
ueInent this year as any other. Whit Is needed
~ aii Just now is thorough comprehension
by the American people ~ the nature and
extent OF the danger with which the lab
question IN The form In witch the Nnlghts are
pIesentlng " is ihr aten ng N, ir civilization.
Tor qnaf;eriug soldiers on ITEM In time Of
peace 10 order TO allo Mr pOwdrrly 70 quar-.
VET vast b dies OF knights on them on terms
which are made by hlIs ami for indefinite
perlous, An employer VINO gets q Knight on
ms hands utterly does not know from dav 10
uay how long he Will have TO keep him, or whay
no Will have TO pay him. OF how long ne will
have TO stay. or whether he viii not eat him ont
OF house and homo and break his furniture
before he leaves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
ANsON.
Railroad Gossip - Recent Improvements
correspondence OF the Gazette.

Railroad Gossip Recent Improvements
correspondence OF the Gazette.
AN. ON, TEX, March s2-John L.; Motifs anu
ID n tomax delegates from Haskell 20 the rail-
road convention, which convenes az A"len ',
tomorrow, were In wn TO DAY cOhIeiilhs
with a ike de egalion from our county; Ansoh
nroposes to give the right OF way ana COSY Oh
survey through the county to have me y ieI N.Y.
Falls 4 san Angelo road come through lhlh
town. Hask, il and Seymore make IN" came
oer Albany offers rshl Of way t ,h ast .eS
county ami $4,000 to the road, but me hashei,
and Jones county route viii cost less ihan hhll
what the albany route Will, as the country
through BAYLOR, Haskell and Jones couh ls Is
| almost perfectly level, while the way through
| Throcknurton and Shackeltold countes ~
almost a mass OF mountains OF the rougheS'
| kind. - lat. and
| stock has begun to get fat.
| j. d. seoueld Ia erecting an impiemehS no ',s,
| on the :, ast side of the squa c, aud the bapis'
| eburch is putting the ma erial on the gfounn y
| buiii a iine house. Mr. NJ l. Bryant mas Jus
| finished a lne residence west OF MS sVoIe
hOuaQ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
HOT SPRINGS.
=. A. Doran ON TIiai-senator JoneP bin
just tho Thing.

=. A. Doran ON TIiai-senator Jones bip
just tho Thing.
special TO the Gazette
Hor srRrNGs, AK, March % In the
circuit court to-day S A. Doran, leader
Of one side Of the bloody Flynn-Doran
factions which figured here two years
ago, was put upon trial on charge OF
assault with latent 70 k'll Frank Flypn.
rbis 4 the last case on the docket against
auy OF ,heee desperadoes, I'll me others
having been acquitted, which Illustrates
The uncertainty II justice.
Last night the CITY council passen q =
resolution indorsIng Senator Jones' p'il
In ,bs limited states senate proposing q
nlan on government Of the Hot Springs
reservation and bathing facilities, ana 70
day an Endorsement signed ~ latge
number Of citizens was sent 70 VIC
senate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Tho wl,,e Case.
$500.


SAN ANTONIO, Tx, March 2s.
Judge Jacob walldor received telegram
from Galveston informing him that the
court OF appeals had reversed and re-
manded the George wltte case tried q lew
days ago In the district court Wittc ~
toe retired millionaire barber who WAS
convicted OF stealing u deed IL I'M the
county clerks Office aud was sent up Tor
i've years There were strong grounds
for suspocting that Witte had forged the
deed conveying TO himeelf certain tract
OF land, sending n through the postoilleo
accompanied by n fee for the recording,
aud when the clerk called his attention 10
the forgery, witte requested permission
20 show IL TO his attorney, which was
grautcd; presently he returned, saying,
| .you may shoot me, but lost the deed
out OF my pocket Tho mandate In the
case has not yet arrived, but IN the mean
time wi,tc has been released ON $1,000
bond. Un,ll IL arrives n IA not known
whether the case will be tried or not,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Special 10 the Gazette.
Valley MUS, Tx, March 49, The
Valley Mil Reading clnb rendered fne
programme arJ. T. SCARF residence sat-
nrday night. The readings aud recita'
tions were excellent
Misses Clare Beaumont Of Crawford
and Sallic KEEL Of Clltig0n, Two entertain
ing young ladies, spent Saturday evening
aud Sunday ia town.
DR.. Young lectures here tonight on
Temperance.
The weather IL beautiful, and lands ioi
ne coming crop are IN splendid eopdl
| ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

special 70 tho 1Azetto'
noNEY grows, Tx March 2S,-
Miss wrlio Harrison Of Tyler ~ visiting
w. G Reed, cousin.
Mrs. ~. r. Caywood OF sherman Is
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. g. Is. Banks.
Quite number Of our prominont citi-
gems left this morning for a hunt In The
Nation. The crowd consisted of q NJ.
MEG John A. Pierce, Thomas
Llgon and quito number OF others
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
NO.. man ordinary rouglls.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2S-- me long
eel 0ght ever known under the Marquis
OF Greensboro rules took place ~ the
omen air AZ Mil Greek. Ky, this morning
between Tommy warren Of LouiHglil.
and Tommy Baues Of England. , nr
aght WAS with threc-ouuce gloves ior
son. Tie gate receipts and the i'ather'
weight championship, and It tooE Mfse
ho;Irs and quarter, I rt-nye rounds
Tor Warren to knock Barnes out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
A ohnnre Of Tho management,

special 70 thu dhseVo,
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, March ~ MIR,
Fred Talcott, formerly Of New York city,
brother Of Col Augustus Belknap,
president Of the San Antonio Street Rail-
way company, to-day purchased q con.
trolling interest In the San Antonio Even
ing Light. MIR, w. H. Winter steps down
from the editorial tripod and II u. John.
con becomes secretary and treasurer and
general manager II IL understood that
Mr. Geff1rd win also 20 out, though he
at present is absent from the city attend
ing sick wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Jefferson.


SptcIhI 70 Fnb NhtNIIVi
JEFFERSON, Tx March 25,r fesler.
day afternoon, while playing ball, lssie
Alderman met with q painful accident,
having his leg broken, A surgeon was
called and set his leg, and be Is now rest
Ing easy.
last night, at the Baptist church, lsey
j. IS. IIardwick baptized Mr. Il D. Row
ell and Miss Ruth Lawrence The re-
yiyal meeting Is still going on.
Hon. Chas. y. Todd Of Texarkana was
IN the city yesterday, en- route 70 Dam
gerilcld 70 Gttcnd district court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
WAS 1T NOT MURDER Z
Has an Oncsr the Kisht 60 KIN IA Man t'
Catch Him.

Has an Onicsr the kisht 10 KIN man 10
Catch Him.
Special 10 the Gazette.
CoRacASA, Tiki March 2S'-~J' M
Hendricks OF Workman, this county, VINO
came TO town this morning TO consult his
LAWYER relative to an indictment against
him for THEFT Of cattle, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff william Jackson on a
charge preferred by William Iockhart for
horse stealing. While being taken 70 lali
he attempted to escape, and was Snol
three times by Jackson, once through the
muscle VI the left breast, once 10 thc lei'
arm. mud the last shot striking tue spinal
column penetrated the intstines, coming
out In the region OF the navel. The lan'
shot va. mortal, and he died this evening"
Hendricks WAS thirty years OF age ane
leaves "A wife aud two children Jackson
surrendered and w5s pat under arrest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Asa GAZETTE reporter passed tho dry
goods aud clothing house OF Malone,
Waller & Co, ycaterday, he noticed them
unpacking another shipment Of those
gents glove.nttlug sprung aud summer
suliings. This firm ~ having splendid
success on this special made clothing, as
they are the only merchants la the city
that handle this particular make, which
Ia the best,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Ala Man ana WE.

special 10 the Gazette.
FL PAso, Tx, March 2S.--In rcgardto
the fleeing wife OF Gen. Gomez, the Next
can commander at Matamoras, and her
nephew, Saragossa, who arrived here az
8 o'clock yesterday morning, they regis
tered AZ the Central hotel as "Saagossa
Ssnpra," and both occupied the single
apartment after the fashion Of man and
wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Neman,InhIn INN.

special 90 the Gssotte.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tnx,, March 2S,--
Ed. Alexander aud Harry Pearson OF
Delta county were hore yesterday and
to-day before his honor Judge J. A. D..
Putnam, on writ OF habeas corpus for
the killing OF S. "A, Crodus last December.
After hearing the evidence aud argument
bis honor remauded the II 70 the Hopkins
county jail without bail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

prisoner was given until Wednesday 10
enter his Flea. The amount Of his bail "
fixed AZ $4,000 The penalty Of convlc-
tion undrr the 1r<l count Of the iodict.
ment Is two years imprisonment and $sS,-
600 nne, and under the second conut ten
years IN Sing Sing and = fine OF $50, 900.
A forfeiture OF Office follows conviction
under either connt. subsequently as
bail had not been secured the prisoner
was locked up Ia The Tomhe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

The ladies Of the Relief society VIII
hold meeting at Fourth stree. mesa s.,n
list Episcopal church WEDNESDAY MMi.
noon a. $3.50 O'Clock. 4 iul alesnuase !
Il desired, as president y 70 oe eiss 1880
snd other business OF Importance sas'''
acted. DAe'-'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

The best salve IN the world FOR cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tcttor, chepped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20c per box
For sale hy II w, Williams & Go,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

special TO the Gazette.

special TO the oaEotte'
Harper from Brownwood, who has been
stopping ut the Southern hotel for sew
era, DAYS, took large dose Of iaudanum
on Sunday night, aud but for the prompt
assistance Of physician she would lave
.hnfllgd OF thls mortal coil. She Is up
sna doIng well to-day. We dld not learn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Special TO The Gazette.
HESNErrA, TEX, March sS,--W. g,
wofford is now on trial for killing ". Nj.
Summons about two years ago at this
place, Argument will be made by coun-
sci to-day and the case submitted TO the
jury
After which other felony cases Will be
called for trial, among which the A. a
Steagai case IL set for Wednesday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
Iniunction GRANTED,

epeoIaI 70 mo UhHolto
MERIDIAN, Tx, March 20. News has
Just reached here that Judge Hall yestcr-
day at Hlllsboro granted a temporary
injunction against the commissioners
court OF this county for entering into the
contract TO build a new courthouse. The
hearing is set for the soh inst, at Hills
horo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

correspondence OF the Gafet'e' -. ror,
joshua, Tx, March zZ'---Nr' I'm
Evans, living few miles from town. nag
mis- barn and stables burned last ILL., y;
The cause of the fire and the amount o.
the damage were not learned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Sovar fails when the directions are iol,
S S",,ed hence there is never word OF
lomvJ heard against it. The inexpe,,
s .snntad COOK is able to make as goou
t s'.ad with Il as the professional oaker,
oLcSS because is ingredients are so com.
sllnP.y as 10 make failure Impossible,
p ,.Snn ne d,rections are followedi 3 triai
IL an that Is necessary 70 make y L inh,s-
- az IN. W. ~ ali well-regulated Households
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

NEW YoRk, March 20. - Aloerinai
Jaehepe spent last night 10 cell at ponce
headquarters and this morning was 'asen
4 ~ court OF general sessions where pc
=, ,sas arranged on indictments charging
MIN WITH bribery on two counts lns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Have given Tongaline a trial IN two
cases ~ neuralgla---one q lady aged sixty
tonr doses gave permanent relieii tns
other = lady aged forty neither have nao
snv retnrn, J. d. DoNNoHUE, NJ. u
any io''iA' Butter, Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
SEPULPA.
Tina, ia the Name of the Ten Mile station
on the 'Frisco.

special to the Gazette. ~
RED FORK, l.. r., March 29.-Track
LAYING ON the ten mile extension OF the
st. Louis San Francisco railway wess
of here is completed, and a substantial
depot built at the end at sepulpa, twenty
six by forty feet, two stories high, SIDE
track and Y The Western Union Ieie-
graph company has all their poles, wire
aud fxtur,s ready for work. There mas
beeu no regular trains over the road !et;,
Assistant Engineer G.. F Huggins started
for st. Louis this morning
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
STATE NEWS.
Doings ana Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
OF woes
Gatherings from over the state Repor,e,
Specially for tho GAsetse oy IT'S
own Correspondents.
MARINE Iuteiligence.

special to the 0atestu,
GALVESTON, TRx,, March Cleared /,
Steamship San Marcos for New York,
bark Marsey for Liverpool, brig Frau
for Cork. Sailed Schooner LlSzer Haynes
for Philadelphia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Please remember, only four days more
Of the Montrose fancy gooda sale
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

The latest novelties In parasols and
fans al Randall & Chambers Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

The Albany Milling company Invite seated
Tor he erection ~ ufef.gvIy
frame nourina mill hids giil he opcnfd iaee
DAY, March u. Pans aud Speciecallgas my
be seSn al onlcs OF tho company - Aipaiilt
Ter. The right 10 accfp, any % reject gu bine
"a reeerved, and 10 lid VIII be entertained On
lsss accompanied ~ 60 lsfaci9,Y gaafapice ~
10 tho responsibility 81 ihe bIcHf'
Dy order OF tlc board q dirocl1. .,....
n, w. Gunrs, rzes.'eri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

parasols and fans in the most Dewitcn
-, des,gns. at RaudAll Chambers 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

M matter by what pain Is caused, ot.
Jacobs on is a sure antdole' v
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

Mitchell Bros az their old stand want
all the good mules and horses IN tho mar
ket and will pay spot cash for them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24
MARRIAGE GUIDE,

AGO pages, gins ft1 af,.
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t y .,slf tfae 10 iih sfOset ~ ~ igrriet ~ 49,
~, ,,.fff sbo rei ahi, insnhe .ssrsnitiH W
/. tssst sassis o Z setaheJ $40 et'ssf ~ " ~ "
~, N. - itsf ,ssss tkt phfsitsffo ~ fffftafe
w saofs ftp,s pa'fsa ~ sss ~ .iiet ea,s'
fif N safstfa ts qfad ~ . elsf ftffeA' 1919
.,sl 500 astsss 'tssiss sfliF sfte aepft 49, NFH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-24

p,e.se remember, only four Gays more
~ The Montrose fancy gooos SAFE