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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, "a SALE CorNiI,g,ss; y
y NJ Cbc,N. Cyart ~ ia NI'e toHtg, iH ''hh
H.man yus' Ter aud gran ii, Geuduerp partners. Sc,
a, Vogrrr & Geuatuer, SIS Michael Fiytchcr-.ltIah
mint % IA ..- .., -. ,...
Flsrbrf mat Nrt pt Attach vent 900 ui 20 SUIT u
LAW mas been sued our Of me uigr ut th Clerk ut IN
Circuit Court ut sud county 4 in sale at Tie sut o
The snid Herman Nugelcg - ALL ana Against the estate
of Won tlr sad Nirhae, Fletcher, for eighty .h
and lO-uu dollars. besides interest directed o. th'
sheriff nf sud county O. exc ute, which s1ld WITT hl
hrcn returned hy said sheriff executed ia connection
with other writ. Of attachment tsued out ot SAI,
court Al,t salt defendant, rcturuabf 20 sad term
aud witch were 'cliod upon the goods and chatels q
said defendant and by NhCh return said defendant il
not found tn sa'd county, anu the pAnlu~ herual
Nogclcr ct al have nlcd an affidavit That The defend
ant Michael Fletcher Is nonresident OF thr state
Illinois.
Now unless YOU the said Michael Fletcher, shal
personally and appear before the Circuit court o
said county AZ term thereof to hc holden ~ 'lWa u
said county C commencing the second Monday u th'
month uf January 1855. give special hail ana plead Y
said action judgment will be entered against you u
favor of the said plaintiff. aud the property attached
sold 10 satisfy the stme wlth costs. .,,,, y,,
Ottawa, Illinois, January III SO.
DUNCAN a O'CONuR, plaintiffs AttyS, lihs
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STATE or ILLINOIS, IL SALLE Cow
- TY-ss In hs circuit court n La Safe connty
H. January Term, 1886.
James 7 Smith aid Denning Smith. partners &c ,
Ms Isus, Smiths sons Il Co., W. Michael Flechcr.-it'
iicblRtnt in All. ~
Public Notice. Is hereby gwen to You the said Michael
Fletcher that writ of attachment in AID OF suit Al
law has been sued out of the office of the clerk OF the
Cir uit Court of said county OF In Sale at the sut Of
the said James L Smith ct al and against the estate ot
YOU the said Michael Fletcher for two hundred and
fifty -four dollars besides interest directed TO he Sher'
i'll of SAID unity To execute, which sad wit has been
returned hy said sheriff executed IN connection with
other wrs of attachment issued out OF said court
against said defendant returnabc t. said term, and
which levied upon the goods and catels Of said
defendant and by which reform said defendant Is not
found in said county. and the sad plaintiffs, James T.
Smith ct al have hlch an atd Yt that the said Michael
Fletcher is nonresident of the state OF Illinois. .
Now, unless You. the said Michael Fletcher snail
personally be and appear before the circuit Cour OF
"a county AT term thereof to be holden AZ ottawa
In said county commencing on the Second Monday IN
the month OF January D. eS6 give special bail ana
ead 10 said action judgment viii be entered against
you in favor OF sad plaintiff and the property attached
sold to satisfy the same. with costs. .
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois, January eth, 1855.
DUNCAN d O'CuNoR Plaintiif.' Attys. ianD
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OTTAWA, illinols, Jan. Tth. 1875.
DUNCAN & OLONoK. Plaintitfs' Ats.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE COUNTS. IN
- she Circnn Court Of Ia sale cocnfv H. "aHndTb
Tenn, i-5S.
Claude j. Roberts and Louis n. Roberts. partner.
&c. Roberts Brothers, rs. Mirhae! fie'eher.-Ai
turhrrSnt ~ aid ,
Public notice hereby given 20 you. the said Michael
Fletcher that writ Of attachment in Md OF sui al
law hrs OF the once of the clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF said county OF la sale of the snit oil
the said Claude j. Roberta at a. and against the estst.
OF you the said Mchae Fletcher. for sixty and Nle
dollars be-des interest directed 10 the sheriff OF shc
county 10 execute which said writ has been returned
by said sner executed In connection with other vrtts
OF attachment issued ou Of SAID court against said de
cndaHt returnhblr To- ID term and hich were levied
upon the goods sRd Chale of said defendant and by
which return said defendant Is not found in said coun
y and the said plaintiffs. Claude j. Roberts ct al, have
filed affidavit that the said defendant, Michael
FLETCHER L. resident Of the state Of Illinois.
Now. unless you, the said Michael Fletcher, ehal
personally be- and appear before the Circuit Court o.
said county at term thereof 10 he holden At Ottawa
In said county. commencing on the second Monday IN
the month of January D. 1856 give special bal and
plead 20 said sc'Ion Judgment will be en- cred against
you in favor Of the SAID plaintiffs and the properly AT
tachcd sold 10 satisfy the same, with cosrr
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois. Jan. 9TH. 1886.
DCSCAS & DCONOR, Plantirs' Atiys. lans
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Charley Lomssney, the heavy weight, who
was bestei recently, al Streaior, by Frank
Glover, the heavy weight state champion,
seems Dissatisfied with the decision rendered
at that time, and has issued challenge to
Glover. Glover's hacker states that when
Lomasney puts up any money he will cover
il a, once TO any amount up to 81 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

One day last week. Willie iamey, Of Ia
Sale. aged ten years, went skating, since
when nothing has been heard Of him. 1t Is
supposed he broke through the ice and was
drowned
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Our readers should bear in mind the date
Of Mrs. Dr. Keck's visit to this city Such
home endorsement rs given elsewhere in
these columns will certainly bear investisa-
ton
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IMPROVE YOUR OPP
PORTUNITY!
,Jflarrird.

At the residence OF j. H. Carson, Esq, on Dec. 3lst
issl by Rev H. D. Reyes. John +. Clcayc to Miss La
berta Carson. Also at the same time ana pIace'
Frank D. Ketchum, uf Cornwall. Henry county, Ill., to
Mat FAnnle Z. CAlsDn.
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49, CLEARING or REMNANTS
G. NINE CENT NJ STORE.
4 ~
Every article damaged, soileh or cut OF sea.
SON mlsf be sold

BEGINNING this week we will offer lot Of cOored blankets that
cost $500 to $3.50 each at S9O for ShoGe OF the o ana all
white the least SOe Will be closed at heaVy
discount Fancy plain linen andkerchiefs s0ed ana ussed
during the rush before Christmas be bought now at about
price Large dolls that before Christmas were 81
reduced as eac and all holiday goods have been
reduced to almost half the prices they were before christmas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-09

Monday George Ii. Phelsn. the confection.
er, made an assignment of stock to c. l..
Stamate The liabilities are about 5000.
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Every business man should have the daily
memorandum calendar for 1856. For sale by
Hapeman & Graham.
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B. r. LINCOLN,
du,)rn,y 90 lar.


4 DAiNIsrRATRIX'S SALE OF ZEAL EST NE
y BY virtue Of an order and decree Oi the Probate
Court " Ia sale county Illinois made on the petition
Of the uuicrsgnrd Nellie Smell. sdminstrAtr 1
IL bon,s non Of the estate ~ PHILIP smell
decreased. for leave % sell the real estate Of sAd de
Cpn-.d At the December term \. u. u ), u rAd
court tO-vit: Oh the cath day Of December i~5, shall
On tAe l.; day Of February next h"tHcen the hours
Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon and four o'clock In the
afternoon. Or said day. sell public alc ~ the south
door ~ The county house ia the city 81 OtHNH
In said county, the real estate described ~ follows, u
Wit.
The east hsf Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty seven and tbs east halt Cf the southwest nuar
Ter Of said section ~ cniy all Ia township ihGy
three north. two east Of the third principal me
indian subject however % all mortgage aud other liens
thereon ami subject also To- dover right therein u
the widow Of sAd Philip oNc, decreased, IN Ia sale
county !nOs the following terms 70 vii Cash On
Confirmation Of sale by the court.
Datri this Sh day u December \. u 's,i $500
NELLIE SMELL.
ian!-t4 Admlnl.tratriN d PhlNp snell. dccra.cl
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Wheelers 50 dozen photos are all the
rage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
No, Sir.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF TExAs-

Ahoir Ala solicited I'm n Laudable Pnrnosa
monument to Gen. Thomas Rusk
CALEDONIA, Tx, July In the town
., Nacogdoches, in an obscure part OF the
ola cemetery, is the grave 81 Cen
1nomas j, Rusk neglected and torgotten
oy the people Of Texas. II IA :, sbamor
IL Is black stain on the hist, nv Of a
great, happy, free people that is grave
should DE neglected and gotten
whose HE and deeds helped 70 lie tbst
people great, happy and free. san in
sun 70 texas liberty that his ave has
oecame the hogs wallow, wiz. Mt onr
v .N historic San Jacinto, whel the dos
slnE OF great Texas hung upon ne decJs.
loh ol moment, took the swt I'd ~ tho
wounded, bleeding Houston ana marcbaS
S She texans 70 victory. The Aeruism ~
NUS MUSK was The heroism of an histort,
AsNas' IL marked period in our historn
yl'snter than those OF any other amonS
s snS hauons OF earth. From The haiti,
nelus from the prairies; from nv
streams from the valleys, frona .h ~
,,.r ana from the mountains IL went M
isAas Is Tree! Texas is free i-freei,ie'
rSople OF Texas, am before Won 1.
me language OF another, with M &C.,, ~
DRAFTED ,S, lecture, 1.-THE net proceeds az wN,ch
wuI oe donated to erect suitable mo nu
nenl over the neglected and forgo,tsr
graye 81 Rusk, Imposing monnmen,s
eIoWn Tue resting place Of other bssnes
~, ~ ssea'er thau ours. appeal 10 yon
therefore, for help in this laudable sSyt eu
PRISE PRISE In eonsummSting IL, annas1 j.
sne press. have the good OF the wort =,
n ,',' %, u ! stake my manhood INV hnnor
my an am in earnest. There s be Spo =,
, O'aer papers please to copy
Very respectfully,
Jas. + CARTER, A. NJ
Leader OF the Risk Monument
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
TEXAS in TYPE.

Around Ladonia peaches are said to be
abundant. " ~
II is said that both resident and husi-
ness property is advancing in Hlllsboro,
Walnut logs are being shipped 10 the
East Texas saw-mills, and from there To
Northern markets.
In Parker county the mllch cows are
afflicted with strange disorder. which
renders them blind.
The farmers about Sherman are little
shaky over the corn crop, but feel assured
as regards the cotton.
Around Burnett the corn crop "a said 70
De better than last year, aud the pros.
fast VPeuius
me Mckinney Enquirer SAYS that Las.
week cotton was brought In at The rate ~
twenty bales per day. The highest nylrs
paid was 40. F''N'
Kyle set noble example "a LARGER
places by shipping a carload of proyIs.
Ions TO the sufferers from the drought In
Coleman county. :"
r. y. Jones, living near Waxahachie
mas valuable cow, she having alyen
orth within year to two SETS az tsvtns
All due, large calves.
Mrs Sarah Blythe Of Dripping sprpes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
INTERESTED IN TEXAS.

NEW YORK, August 49, 1885.
10 the Editor Of tho Gazette.
see an account OF Democratic primary
In fannin county, Texas. which giyes tho
vote at about 5000. Now, II there ia any Rapub
llcan votes In the county, say third of ,hat
amount, 1t would give them vote for the
entire county OF 5000 or 5000, which would indi-
cate density OF population In your state that
ala not suppose existed especially In counties
where the towns are small, which seems to be
the case with this county. Now, please atate
how near Fort Worth Ia this county and IL there
are many more counties contiguous to Your city
mat nave as donac population as Fannin
seems to have. i viii state that such popula
ton MS sindicated In Fanhlp Is quite as large as
The rural counties Of this state. An answer
through your columns TO tho above viii be Of
much interest Yours Respectfully,
PH.w.
Bonham, the county site OF Fannin, is
northeast OF Fort Worth about one hun
dred and twenty-five miles by rail and
about ninety miles "as the crow flies -
According to the census Of 1880 Fannln
county had population OF 25,50i, of
which 6lS2 were males over twenty-one
years. In 1870 the population was only
lS,2O7, which indicates an Increase of 90
per cent. within the decade mentioned.
II this ratio OF Increase has been main.
tained since 1880, which is highly proba.
bic In county so fertile and favorably
located as Fannin, the present population
Is about $1,000, OF which about $500 are
males over twenty-one years. The heavy
proportion of males over twenty-one TO
population in Texas is due to the fact
that large numbers of unmarried men
come hither from the effete common
wealths east OF the Mississippi river to
grow up with the country.
Our correspondent should bear In mind
that most OF tho counties In Texas are
thirty miles square and contain 576, 900
acres OF land. THE GAZETTE would add
that In the northern half OF the state this
land produces great variety OF crops,
the yield being heavy OF cotton, corn,
small grain, potatoes, fruit, etc.
There are other counties adjacent aud
contiguous to Fort Worth of like fertility
and rapidly increasing density Of populs.
tlon with Fannin, which are bound to this
city by iron ties and contribute to its trade
aud growth. For the information OF our
correspondent we mention some of these,
with their population IN 1870 and 1880,
that he may see the rapid development OF
the territory around aud about this CITY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
GONE MAD.
Terrible Case of Hydrophobia in CLARK
County, Ind.

A Terrible Case of Hydropbobia in CLARK
County, Ind.
LEXINGTON, IND, Aug. 2O.-John
Snyder, residing in Carr township, Clark
county, was bitten IN the face by dog
about two weeks since. The flesh was
terribly lacerated and part Of the nnfor.
tunate mans nose torn away. At the
time 1t was thought the canine was mad
and Wash Lee, neighbor, shot It dead.
yesterday Snyder began frothing at the
mouth, and every indication of HYDRO
phooia was apparent Late in the even
ing he became raving maniac, and 1t
required the united efforts of three men
TO restrain the poor fellow. All during
the nj ht he snarled and barked al his
attendant, and would frequently sink his
teeth deep into his own flesh. 1t has be-
come necessary to tie him hand and foot.
put ne wildly losses on his bed, and the
screams ssa', 1 can be heard quite distance
the case hopeless.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
THEY SAY


That Judge Beckham ought to be salts.
ned with the congressional outlook.
That North Texas people who want to
read South Texas news always buy THE
GAZETTE,
That the people of Jacksboro are now
revellng In THE GAZETTE on the day OF
Its publication.
That both Ends OF certain double.
ended newspaper are likely to re.unite.
out not at the south End.
That the Commercial club building will
be monument to the enterprise of the
young men of Fort Worth.
That although much is said about the
blessings OF economy, II no money were
spent foolishly one half the world would
be out OF work.
That Claiborne settled II when he
boldly planted the flag on the platform
before the Democratic delegates at Gal
weston Cutting is Tree and Claiborne
was nominated for the state senate.
That language is slippery thing IN
deal with, as some may ind when se-
Letting. their SMILES. Says writer !,
Speak of mans marble brow and he
VIII glow with conscious pride, but sneak
OF his wooden head, and he's mad in a
miuute.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
A PARTIAL COMPROMISES.

"o Two Factions of the Democratic Party
In Miller County, Ark, Unite.
Special TO the Gazette.
IExARKANA, ARK, Aug. 2S.-The two
factions OF the Democratic party, known
as the "Kids" and "Colonels. y Of M,l,or
county, Ark, met to-day in convention
together at Texarkana and withdrew
each OF their nominees and Compromised
upon the following ticket for comfy
olncers X. ID Spright, county and dls.
sIlct clerk &. r. Dixon, sheriff; G. M
hoover county judge; A. b. Little as,
SCISSOR SCISSOR. A compromise is yet to be made
.1nN Dr. Williams and j. A Lynn for
u Iressurer, and between j. II. Wooden and
l M Hawthorne for representative
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

celebrated her hundredth birthday. Sh'
enjoyed the centennial, and Is In full pos
session Of her faculties.
The whitesboro News speaks In The
highest terms of the normal school a.
that place, and says the prospects lot tn'
coming year are very catering.
A son OF DR.. PlpkiD, living about ten
miles from Abilene, was dangerously
kicked BY horse he was feeding, Inc
blow breaking the frontal bone.
Cattle are reported to be coming into
Ellis county by the thousands from the
Western counties, and there Will be
home market for the corn OF that section
An unknown man died in the railroad
camp near Wolf City. He is supposed TO
be Charles A. Boyland, who left his name
and satchel at Kingston few days be-
fore.
About Bolton cotton is turning out
heavier than was expected, 1000 pounds
OF seed-cotton yielding a bale weighing
56l pounds after all deductions were
made.
The Corsicsna Courier contradicts the
statements made In regard 10 the devasta-
tions of the boil worm, and says the cotton
is 1ner than 1t has been for number OF
years.
Minnie Russell, little girl Of only
seven years, In attempting to draw water
from well In Kosse flfty-fve feet deep,
fell head foremost and was instantly
killed.
The Graham Leader advises the citi-
zens to hold their lands, for although
there are several land buyers there now,
1t is believed there is yet a better time
coming.
Huntsville is rejoicing in her pros
petty. Cotton is coming in and the cit
liens have strong hopes OF new rail-
road, water-works and new school
building
In some parts of Hunt county the
drought Is said to be affecting the cotton
quite seriously, and the boil worm is also
reported, but on the whole the crop is re-
ported good.
The artesian well at Pecos has good
sized stream flowing from it, and it is
thought with a six-inch pipe could be
made to give out 520,l2s gallons IN
twenty-four hours.
George Wilson, a farmer, left Pottsboro
In company with VIM. Cary, a Cherokee.
They quarreled, and 1t resulted in Wilson
beng stabbed, probably MORALLY, while
the Indian escaped and has not been
since heard from.
The comptroller has directed suit to be
instituted against D. b. Boatright for
deficiency of about 5000 in his accounts
as tax collector of Uyalde county, and
against Dario Gonzales, ex-collector of
Webb county, for about $4,000.
A practical farmer living near Massey
reports the cotton still growing, the late
being the best. The yield of oats about
seyenty-1ve bushels to the acre, and from
now the corn will average
thirty-tiye bushels to the acre. There is
still plenty of water in Ash creek for the
cattle.
A Mexican in the town of Brady alb
Quoted girl twelve years of age, but
failed to procure a license to marry her.
United States Marshal Harcourt in his
absence persuaded her to go home, and
returning to arrest the Mexican was shot
twice by the latter, who made his escape
on horse he compelled man to give up.
Two hundred and fifty dollars is offered
Tor his arrest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

BY reference to a map OF the state MIR.
W. will sec that there are many other
counties tributary TO Fort Worth not
mentioned. These are all omitted because
they had less than II ,ooOpeople in 1880. BY
Investigating the figures given, and taking
Into account fair percentage Of increase
OF population since 1880, our correspond.
ent VIII be enabled 10 understand the
reason for the marvellous progress OF
Fort Worth and the grounds Of it's hopes
Tor the future. THE GAzETTE is pleased
70 see the interest of Eastern people In
'he growth and development Of Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

IF this hot weather Is not put an end
to, there will be war everywhere, as It Is
impossible to be cool. France wants
to light England for the New Hebrides;
Russia hates Germany, being jealous Of
the apparent closer union Of that power
with Austria, and holds herself ready to
ally with France against common
enemy; while the United States has three
good-sized quarrels on hand. Let us
have frost and peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.

%e murderer of the Editor of the ~.
yo''pn' Mo- Herald, Declared Insane.
o. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug. 2S.-The trial
o. ~ ~, a >. Archmond, for the Kill ing Of
Ool' James w. Strong, managing editor
y, N n ,ne heraid OF this city, which has been
tba p Tyres Tor weeks, terminated TO-DAY
ana J snyy turning verdict Of not puIItv
time n ~ the defendant insane at the
time Vi T Sne Killing and at the present
minute. Inc jury was only out fortv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
FAIRFIELD.

e OountS Republicans Meet In r,,,,
characterization of tho Crons '
of the Gazette. Ups
nn tA,hsiELp, TEX, Aug. 2l.-Tbe Re.
publican county convention Of this oon Nv
for The h. sue courthouse on the 10th inst
the St 'I p purpose of electing delegates to
co coz republican state convention Tbe
neSro oas'on was composed entirely ~
a asross, u was thought by some 81 ,t o.
tlesst 49, .nat they would pnt Ont = t .~
heads county Offices, but the oi d.
useless snow mat II would be nertec g1Y
exceeds as, a. tue Democratic majority tay
coup,y 'T Th OF the Republicans In this
yory oraor 5ney transacted their businss ,s
did ored;, " aad taeir whole proeeedInSs
this county y A., .as sl race The negroes 10
a'e very ooedianf and subInis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

Rats Of Advertising Furnished on Application.
Re.nifionces on drdn, poRoRcc money order or
n Registered letter, az risk 0(eFoe.
Correspondence 70 solicited upon all ne1s sub
jcofs
FTos1pf Information OF epents and neios happen
tngs OF oorai intercsi solicited, and ciA be prop
eFlr compensated.
Al communications Intended for publication
mud BE- accompanied By the tcTtfeT's name and dd'
dTees not for publication but as an euidenoe Of
good Jnikh.
Pd1fses writing % THIS GAZETTE Oh business
pepOsa( 20 eBscipes iciA please iHclose stamp for
Fcpfp
al letters relating 20 business Of any Kind should
BE- oddrcssed to THE GAZETTE, Fort Forth, Ter.
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

THE skating rink is washed away, and
no vestige remains to tell that the con-
yention 80 recently held It's session there.
1t seems necessary at times that the
foods come to purify the earth. Genesis
vi. gives graphic description Of time
when such necessity arose, but we had
no idea the Democratic convention had
brought upon the Island city so dire a
calamity,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24
THE GAZETTE has the Largest
bona-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper Published in Texas.
TUESDAY moRNIN0, AUGUST "a.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For governor, L. S. Ross.
For iieutenant-governor, t. B. Wheeler.
For attorney general, James S. IIogg,
For associate justice, Reuben Il. Gaines,
For land commissioner, II. M. Hall.
For comptroller, John ID. Mccall.
For treasurer, Frank Lubbock,
FOR superintendent public instruction,
o. II. Cooper,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-24

GOLDEN STAIRS sAL00S,-j!s!l..;!!.s
VI prietor, No. 2l2 Main street, R Y, y
up staiIs. The best OF evesJi
p ,trens by polite attendants. Z
A RTESIAN BATH HOUsE--hu IVY, NJ I,
IA water, eighty gallons PEI VIZ W.
charlottesville sulphur, masn., 4 4
the best bathing water in the s y, !.
used as at Hot Springs, drunk ss ". IA
Ing. Single tickete, % cents ~ 4.
Markle 4 Haymaker, propns"'7
corner public squar -.s..,a.s.