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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19
The Diamonds of Denver.

+ Denver (Col.) Opinion:. The social
fat against diamonds does not seem
to affect Denver. Denver is full of
diamonds. They flash everywhere; in
the dining-room, at parlor receptions,
on the streets. in the business walks
of life. Everybody wears them; even
the hack-drivers have for them a fond
ness. In most circles r. girl who can
not boast a diamond is ONO account.
In other cities they may be regarded
as vulgar and their constant display
in bad taste, but here it is different.
A man with hole in his coat or shoes
with paste-board sole will cling to
his diamond, and if he parts with it at
all It IS when hunger is getting in it's
starvation pang. And as for woman
kind the brilliants are dearer than
life. And so diamonds will continue to
hold their lustrous sway. According
to the statement ofiewelers, Denver is
one of the best diamond markets in
the country. The. reason for this
is simple. The great mass of
sColorado's population is drawn
from that class Of eastern peo-
pie not blessed with wealth, much less
with a s Mciency Of anything save
poverty. u They come west, where the
possibilities are greater than at home.
They 60 to the mines, or upon the
range, and as rule, if indefatigable,
strike s.lead. Whetherin the mines
or upon the ranch, the result is the
same. The successful pioneer, selated
over his success, 1T once begins { to
taste the sweets Of prosperity His
eyes turn to Denver, and, coming
here with his newly found wealth, he
begins to realize his dreams. AS the.
most fitting token Of his new station.
in life his mind turns IN the direction
of oltward display, and he fills his
fingers and nd orns his shirt front with.
brilliants till his person shines with
the efulgence Of a haloed saint. II
married, his family does the. same
thing. except, instead of shirts. the
female portion thereof cluster tho hair
and hespArkle the ear and wear neck
llaces and bro ches aud ot her conceits.
Thus il is that the. stranger coming to.
Denver IS struck with the outward eyii-
Sdencss 81 individ dual veal II.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

A London society for the suppres.
sion Of mendicancy has handed owe,
two hundred Thousand begging letter,
to . commit ee. in consequences 8
which over sixty Thousand profession.
n vagabonds and inpnaterss have
fallen into the hands Of the police
One begar carried with him tong,,,
ii alcohol, which, as . notice inform,
"a the pubic vs. his own tongue, Lost
by 8 SUR ical opersl tion.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-19

DarDer 6nOp. lnere MS Scanty mus
tache was shaved off, he took a bath
and exchanged his dark business suit
for the States garb Of gray with broad
black stripes and put on his prison
cap. The suit fitted him well and as
he emerged from the shop and walked
back down the stone walk he looked
like q jaunty yachtsman: He walked
with easy gait, but with head bent
down, and he carried shoes, clean
socks and underclothes in q bundle
under his arm. r. Z .@.
The hospital was the next point
visited. Ward took seat in DR..
BARRIERS room, while half q dozen con-
victs, having easy manual and clerical
berths, gathered in the background.
Ward, advance to the table" called
out the good ooking, benevolent faced
physician. The newcomer walk
ed up with I, folded hands, with
his prison cap in the grasp
of the right hand. Being ordered, he
took q seat close to the doctors table.
The physician took Els pedigree, and
theb Ward answered that he had
never had smallpox or varioloid; he
had had no mechanical injuries, and
wore no mechanical supports. He
took In full breaths while the physician
sounded his lungs and laid his ear to
his heart. DE-. BARRIERS report,
handed to. the head keeper, ran: zap
pears TO be sound; small vitality;
health faiir e IS. s s
Clerk Westlake found that Ward
.ASehn7 n 90 I, - s,..,.< g.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-03
Ste MalicrD 9aatpfer.aimie.
Sic einsi9e 9ampfersger Il
binbnng ami den Seras
une Wetps0orf.

Wdbrenb einss 5rDun5igidbttgen 8es
Febens lit es Der MaaorD Oampferlinie
eetungen, li9 Die CUNT bes reiienoeu
Bublifums ni6t nur gu %etrinaeu, ipps
BERN aud 81 erbalten. Daa publifunl
psiB bic 8ortbsile 81 i6dgen, mel6s Die
&eiie nit ben idaeafabrenoen uno elez
sant ausSetaiteten 9ampfern eendhrt,
un0 es 1T buber aud f6ou ieit ldngeref
3eit gang allgemein gelporben, Dab ma:l
our ueberfahrt bon Seras mad Stem
Yort Der angsnebmeu See=&eiIe auf
ben MalorD Dampfern ben 8or3ug Dor
Der lditigen @iienbabnfabrt siebt. IS
1T feline uebertreibung, nen1 man bieie
9ampfl@iffe i6er5meiie uidpimmenoe
9otels" genannt bat, benn felbif Der
perw6bntefe &eiienbe mir6 Oil Bor6
bieier 9ampfI6ife Ni6ts bermifen,
mas ibm elm 9Dtel erIten &anges an
@omfort. gu bieten berr1ag.
Mit brei fleinen Stab 9ampfern
(uGeneral Seogemid4, n@uterpe" unb
pW~riabne") begann bic MaqorD 2inie
ibre regelmdBisen Gabrten 5uif6en
8albeitoa uno Stem Oorf, gu 6enen oaz
mails eine 3eit bon 10-l2 Sagen err
forberli9 mar. Set iener 3eit fa1nz
ten bic 8efiker unb Setter Der Maaorp
2inie feineu gef1dftli9en Stiafanb,
unaufb6rli6 paren fe beffrebt, fi6 ale
Sortf9ritte auf Dem @ebiet BET @9iHss
bautunif un6 Se6nif su Nube gu ma.
6en, 10 5aB fie an 5tele iener uni9eins
barren brei fleinen Stab ampfer iebi
iber eine tattli6e Sloite md@tiger
S9ihscolohe bon beoeutenoem SDnnen.
gebalte gu berfigen baben. 9ieie Mal.
lorp:Slotte befebt CUR 3eit aus folgen=
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Gaiiup ; @eleuId1aSt! +!

@roBer Goifiims8a Bah ben 8. Mdra
1886. @iulaBfarten au baben in ber
Office beg nnter5ei9neten, Commerce
StraBe. 8erfauf berieIben beginnt am
Item Mdr5 uub i@lieBt am 6ten Mdr3,
No9mittags 6 ubr. preis Der Sin,
laBfarten $1.25 fir ie6en 3beilnebmer.
San1er nno 9erren mifen @inlaBfar=
ten abgeben. Sour SoI9e, Die ben
Statuten Der @eieQi9aft gemdB gum
gintritt bere6tigt fino, f6nnen ginlaBs
farten einl6ien.
Guitar @rops,
8oriBenber bes Romites.
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9ieie Sbee,

bab bic eente nod Colorado, Neu . Merifo unb
benz Beiten seben, UNI bic S&uinbfudt gu er.
tise Mann iniiroe Or. Boianfo's Suten. unb
eunsen . Sprup in benz erften @raoe Der
S9minoltdt s~ebranden. IS 1T unfebIbar in
allen Gallen bon 3niten. @rfdItnnsen. BrOn.
@itis, Sdmsrjtn in Der 8rut uno aIer Shmp.
tsmen, pslde ais SNrlanfer Der S@pinOfuGt
geltsn Preis 80 Gents uno $1.OO. s8ertauft
BET 8. Ralteber & Con.
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Mle biefe Sampfer ftto duBerf folibe
gebaut unb ni9ts 1T Bel ibrer Musriis
flung berfdumt norben. mas In 8e3ug
auf Die Si9erbeit un6 8equemli9teit
tpiinf6ensuertb eri6einen f6nnte. Mle
finb ie in ibrem Snnerr lururi6s eins
geri@tet, namentll6 aber Der neueite
Der Malorp : Dampfer, Der vgomal",
tber befien Ginri6tungeu &c. mir ieiner
3eit eingebeno beriGteten, als er foebe1
pom Stapel gelafen tporben mar unb
leine erIte @eife 5uriidgeleet bate (5ten
Sept. 1850.
Wie einerieits bic Malorp=G Iotte fi6
aus fleinen Nnfdngen gu Dem entmidelt
bat, mas fie iebtfif, 10 1T pdbrenb bers
ielben 3eit bic anfdngli6e &etfe=D auer
BON IL Sagen almdIig berabgeiunfen
auf 6 Sage-aliD 1ur utbebeuteno ldns
ger, als cine @iienbabnfabrt mad Stem
Sort erforbert. Nber tpelder Inter
f9ieo In Der 8equemli9teit! Wabreu5
Der &eifenbe nod 4-5tdgiger @iiens
ba6nfabrt nie gerdbert an ieinem 3iele
anIanst. glei6t bic ansenebme @eereile
an Der &iffe entlang ir iener1 comfors
tabIen MallorD=O ampfertt elmer Grbos
lungs unb 8ergniigungsfabrt, beren
@nbe Der BoHaNter cher su bebauern
als ael oeisuieinen bHfgt. Nn ie6em
MfiitiDudJ n Oil je0e.i GDnnabenb
Derlailen bieie Dampfer @aoalton unb
felen auf bieie Weife einen auBerorz
Dentll6 regen Batfuqier<0erfehr 3tpi=
f9en Seras unb Stem Oorf Der. Nur
in Sep Wef balten bieie Dampfer, unn
bic l~aufenben pofia@en e%in5unebmen,
un6 bieierQ ufentbalt bietet ben &eiienben
3eit un1@ elesenbeit, Die ippige Sropettz
NegetatioH Gloriba's au b~ewunbern.
Sci alien bieien @or5iigen elmer Heiie
nit ben Dampfern Der MalorDs2inie
finb bic Soften berfelben mdBig. Die
&aiiteu : Pafage toftet beiipislspeife
BON San Mntonio aus (bie @iienbabn=
fabrt eingereGnet) $54. so unb bie.3tDi<
f9enbeds= paiaee fogar nur $3l.85.
BON anberen pIdBen bementlpre6enb.
Watirli9 1T Die 8erpfegung eingere9z
net, 70 baB bic Gabrt per 9ampfer
obenein aud mod melt biliger au fteben
tommt, als per @iienbabn, mo su benz
preiie Der 8iQets nod cine Menge ans
berer nnfoifen binau3ure9nen iin6, ME
S6lafwagen, 8erpfegung &C.
9err %. s. 0oung, BET @enerals
PaRagesNgent in San Nntonio, IdBt es
fi@ angelegen fem, etpaise Mnfragen
unb Beifelunsen umgebenb au beants
tuorten un6 gu erlebigen-einerlei, OBJ
biefelben in englif@er, beuti6er ober
ipanii9er Spra6e on :bn geri6tet mers
ben, ba ct bur@ bic Mnftelung zines
fpra9funbisen unb getpanbten@ebhlfen
in ieiner Office bafir geiorst bat. baB
ie6er Der bier nertretenen brei Gaupts
uationalitdten in ibrer Mutteripra9e
8ef6eib gegegeben tperbe.
Bon beionberer @i@tigfeit 1T foIs
genbe teue @inri6tung, bic bon Geiten
Der @erwaltung biefer 2inie setrofen
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sumnter>@ arten s,,,tt Werfauf

Die fd6nite Sage fir etnen Sommers
Neiort in Der Stabt; quite fplibe @ez
bduli6feitem; u Icre 2anb; feline
S9attenb6ume, 8lumen. Weinreben
&C., fieBenbes Wafer unb gu SUP in
flint Mindten bon ben Yla3a's gu errei=
9en. Gin Bargain fur irgenb Semanb.
9ambIeton& Dignb itp.
IL. 6mf
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Soc 8Oie,
4dnbler IN Oefen, 5inns u. Ble&puaseu,
3aueeinriGtunSsr @egenfdnben ,e.
@sFisite bes aRilitar @Iasa.
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Dorben 1T. etnnanberer, Bic Int Sc.
iBe borausbe3abIter 8ilete fir bic
WtalDrb 2inie linb (bie i6nea beiIpielsz
wetie bon frii6er aussepanberten Wns
geborigen nod Deutfdlanb &c. gefdidt
murben) tperben BET ibrer Nntunft In
gtep Vorf ni6t itllr BON Nserttn Ser
MALLORY 2inie empinnaen. ionbern,oids
be,otaer OUT ibr @tpGf uno weiisn
lbtIeH bis CUR Nbfuhrt nes nd1ltsu rad,
5eras o%bacbeuben Gampfers Q1artlef
nit ScfD'tisung at, phne bub hea gin=
DarbererH hesourh Die geringiten I'm
folteu erna6ien. Wir ma1:n Seaes
mann, mel9'r @ngeh0riQe bon b1iiben
fommeli 81 lafen piinid;, Quf b;eFe
Neuernng aufmertiam.
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.sImproyed Condition Powders, fl,

"ImprOyed Condition Powders" FSz Gfe,<
De uno &inDpieb. Sin anSaeseiaastsS paS =
probtes Yulber in Der 8ebanblung scn .ya,g,
trantbeiten aler grt, a1eemeine llnpabIi9feif,
Nnpadlen BET. Saut, gfaube, seIbes' @aEer,
ManseI an @ppetit. Misunderstanding auf
bet @tifette. Gabrisirt BON nab gum 8ertau
BET Nbolph Dreib, 9Iaito Rla3a, sesens
iber Der @ofofiie, Gun antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

thriving business, and two fullxrown
men working for himl Twice week he
takes little Tlllie Walker to the thenter ON
his billboard tickets.
Little lille Walker, did savg WHY
the events have recorded occurred In
the spring Of rs, next washinpton'e
birthday Mr.. j. Duny win be ia his
twcnty-frst year, aud Miss Matilda wal
ker In her nineteenth. She has grown a
beautiful arietocratic looking girl, and
her large violet eyes, neat lgure and
glossy hair would be the envy OF many a
city belle. Ever since the night when she
and Johnny met she has been an inmate
Of Mr.. Chiyington's house. At flrst she
"helped In the kitchen,N then she became
housemalds then housekeeper, then com
panion 10 Mrs. Chiyington and confldante
OF the daughters, aud Toby declares that
never Tor moment has no or his family
had occssion to regret their kindness.
Tlllio has promised 10 marry Johnny
when he Is twonty-one. II Is true that a
hunchback Is not--cannot he-.thc hand
soonest man In the world, and that
."Dufy' Is not an aristocratic name 10
take with husband, but nevertheless she
has Loyalty and lovingly given her word,
and the odds are just about million TO
one that sac will keep IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

milling the fact that The cifort 10 keep
them closed verJ tight must necessarily
Keep them swakc--the more she Thought.
thought, thought.
What was the reason Of this sudden
stillnessf Had Uncle George gone out
agalnl Had. Ohl thousand suppo-
sitions passed through this childish mind,
sharpeucd and made more than naturally
alert by suffering.
Then there seems to come a whisper to
her:
"'fillie, go downif
She turned from one side 10 the other
and tried hard to 90 to sleep. But all
the time something seemed TO whisper to
her:
"Tillie, 70 downln
The whisper became unbearable.
Hastily drawing on her stockings she
descended cautiously to the single room
below. One scared glance around Il suf-
iced to show her that where Mrs. Harley
had lain there was little pool OF blood.
The woman had evidently gone out, leav-
ing her scoundrel husband 70 bake in
front OF the Dire.
Horrifed at the thought OF being in the
house alone with him, Tillie ON the i'm.
pulse OF the moment ran to the door and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
QUARANTINE.

Several OF the ANAL towns around have quar-
nnlincd against Fort worth fus rsa=on p
ANAL .poS, and we have only 10 sayt cur litIll
stand perpetual. Fort Worth expects 10 hnt
the email pOx always nflor this. not among Oh
people, hecnura our own ntuplo ntr yer
amari, and get aecln ted, but II crmvs iron
tho Immense ira u here, cOmnrs and EnsrI
among whom are more or - " tho iHnpfhnl
Fort Worth now Is getting 70 be n great gu,
and lik0 New York, ihicnRo and H. Louis, MI
have smaitpOx AL tho iiiuo. We, HE pcupt
~ Fort worth, VIII quarantine against npti
ing. We would no nlofr thluk about quafet
tinipg against smallpox than wo would ugalpe
measles or ghosts, Como 70 tOft WORTH, NJ
or everybody Our doufq are unburrnd, ~
ia, s'-s-~.. .ss~sops wa lgel pAi Qqul..ni
and SEQ our greatness we have 10 fiyesp9n' Il
envy. IA voice "What Hboai ihirfehf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

strange looking little benefactor was and
/ little by little she told him her story. In
the middle Of II Johnny dartcd OF again,
to return with half dozen hot butter
cakes, which he forced her to cnt.
"rhis Is corker, this isin thought
Mr.. Duty, scratching his head "pm
blessed II know wot ter do"
Just az the moment the door OF the
well-remembered house opposite the sta
tion opened aud the same food OF light
appeared. when the door had shut again
johnny considered for moment
am do ittr said be- "Come with metn
aud he took little Tlllie by the hand.
With some considerable trepidatlon lit
tie Johnny Duty pulled the bell OF Toby
ChlNington's house. II sounded so big
and so wealthy-llke, with its single bari
tone note, that he would have run away
but for the thought OF little Title Walk
er's hclplessness SO he clutehed her
hand more firmly, breathed very hard,
and awaited tine result
sis the gentleman ln2n he asked, when
the door was opened.
"What do you wantfn returned the
smart servant girl, not unnaturally eye
ing the couple with, suspicion.
81 want ter see him very pcrt,ckler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
THIEVES.


Some dnyA since orr Mr. Chaso shid scmr
hing In the Gazette abont the thieves etrhiin'
farmers money npOn the square befoSf inN
could get INTO Tho court house % phy tntt
taxes 1be nuNt dty wc received ina follow
luz unsigned letter: y. IL.
rom WoK1n, feb, u, lf'''
Mr. Chasps
lyon had better let the liieyeA alone, nEh "
I, nd Your own bubnrau. Awotd 70 me MISC
gu1lclent"
This means ihront, o. nothing. u uieF
VIC say we nnre you pnfRlhfixe Vnr uN. .o r.
house or onr Rlofe DO any personal nh W. ~ "
hnd We win offer rewA q ~ slpl " sqslsM W
yOnr arrest apd convictions. " VII Evt fvHs
There II not week passed thaf aonu lh. " /.
NOT robbcd while sleeping ~ MS wagon " "
OF our wagon yHrds. Pit MP signs ny 9Yt
these wagon yhfds. "LOok cnt fpf llQsi,yct
etsr' There ARD more thieves ~ horf. WQlff
than III a y town Of Us hze " W. 1919 ~ Y
Fort Worth thaa any Two tpWpH ~ tttft
More people 80 IN and OUT OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
RELLoW CITIZENS

An important question Is before tho Amer !.
lean people better remuneration IN larur
Ih' lab ring intcrcHtA arc nov iepro' enltd ~
q largo society, known AZ The Knights Of III.
bor, Sueerae them, We say We honor the
man no Jnhkos hiH living bY the y cat OF liz
brnwi we hoaor the map that Adde "a The
wealth OF our country. By producing prime
products, transporting lhem, OF w his SALT
changing these arlulee Into Others OF uAoguli
meas we honor the man who driver the pI0w,
who sowe and rcapa the grain, who plants.
hoes and gina the cotton An lRbOfng men
are brave men. Uowafde arc not made Of kuch
stun, IL W Only few years Inca that 1ofl
many conquered France, aud lcvicd mon her
an indemnity OF one thousand mllllpn frnncnl
quArtercd upon her an army l00oK eulderai
to remain until tho Indemnity waa paid
France struggled hard 60 borrow the money
abe appealed 10 her bAnkera ami men 81
wealth they did not have Il rhe then 10 nud
bonds OF 100 francs anu upward, and appealed
10 the laboring mon OF France. They answered
OH oui oui aud almost az quick IA thought
thoy loaprd the millions of RncA IN acid 10
their country, tho debt was paid and France
was free, And Why lid theac French lahprinA
men have all this money! hcoAnHc they we're
skilled workmon, aud get good pdopp for thcif|
abOr, and onr wleh IL that ivory lhoflnK man
in America Win become an nftiean IN Ms tsAdcl
and let uA oil encourage him 10 DO 80,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
KNIGHTS or pyTHIAs

There 10 another society IN our country o.
great merit Ills that noble. glorous btothcrl
hood. tha knights of pythins. They are nappy
IN life, happy In dcath,, and thou. wprA ,pAArt
"A voices "I,ouder, louder" This bpuAkpr
naid no thought all tho deaf people In town had
been cured, and then said that phyHician IN
Paris had recently diseOye cd ,einedy fos
gammon.l Their grand hill, given ~ the up
era house upon Friday nlght last, Represented
the success aud popularity % their order
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

mf LAD WHO WOULD PUNISH
y me embrasures OF the big building
dvlolningi in summer they lie, with their
ly little Threats and breasts exposed,
= "nateVer corner may be most con-
y ,onient TO what breeze Is going. And II
~ WIN but wait until the policeman on
ron oeat comes round you may see him
al,Ls Them up-winter and summer
hsss --hear him tell them to get out o.
49, comet and see them budding
hoat rags closer to their sinewy little
f ~ and stink away 70 find another nook
ti twenty minutes snooze. Some
i ssna me newsboys are SO tired out and
ro,sN ont aud utterly exhaustei that the
my D,ceman is obliged to beat the soles of
hrS, ieet with his club before he can
hE Them back 20 consciousness. /
tlea r ~" bless my soull'i cried the star
- A'r' burlington, as be came down
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21


and her loving, trusting, sympathetic
heart-imagine that child, II you can,
sitting bolt upright in wretched bed,
faint with hunger, agon'zed with terror.
listening TO the blows OF villain Ike
this George Harley, showering upon his
wife listening TO his vile oaths and blood
curdling threats
Little Title Walker listened and
listened.
Then she prayed TO God to soften tnls
rascai,s heart-she actually called him
ndear uncle,u and meant It, too---in her
PRAYERS. Then, listening and listening
stni, and hearing no further noise, she
drew the scant bedclothes over her heaa
and tried 10 forget her hunger ana her
fear In sleep. 49,.
But sleep would not come to poor little
Tillie walkers eyes. The nflner she
closed them-as children DO, not reeog-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
SIT. LOUIS SEMINARY

prleate acleci school q hi4n Sraae y
ycuns ladies. AZ Woodland y niue, ,l0,1 4, II
uahesh 81 Isnis and paclnc Fnlinoy, LOCI
,lo,, beautifui, healthy and feilna yenv..
NM thoronri Mnslcs All and Lanfnhfyt
Eaiabllshed 1871, Rooms hays ny pern ~ ny
for ycars For Gaia oguss ~ ~
pal jennlnaa, Mo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Jersey cows bred from noted mixers
Solid colOrs, and all in calf
FOLK Bios, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
nslrs of Jarrett j. Axiom.

BUSINESS OF Importance 20 heirs Any
Information IN reference 70 them should
be forwarded to II. II Barrow, Austin,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Ana choice onion sets for sale at Turn
& McClurc's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Angus, Hereford and shprthorn bulls
Que and two years old Polk Bros, Fort
Worth. v
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Chase TRADING Co

than any store ia Fort Worth, y,
We are aggressive and progressive ~ "
derDuy aud undefsrl
THOMAS FAIRLY
Adrcrlialng EaIlor chase Trading W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Fresh vacclpe virus at Wella' drug
stores, 5o9 Houston and Fifteenth AID
Houston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Tho Finest itnsors In the world
At Andera0n's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
me HHncltaGk Of Union Square.
s,or, of TWO Very Little People in Very
Humble Life.

BY KKNwARD PHIir,
n The aGunmakcr's Daughter Etc
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

In small riot, participated in by non
union men and strikers at Peabody, Mass,
several men were hurt, but not fatally.
The BarthoId statue had a narrow eS-
cape from serious damage by burning cloth
curtains, used to cover the electric light
lenses.
4 report was telegraphed 10 different
cities Thanksgiving day that the president
had been assaSSinated. The author of the
hoax is unknown.
A verdict was given for Lord COleridge
in the suit against him by his Son-in-law.
on the ground that his lordShip'S communi-
cation was privileged.
Engineer Thomas Little has been pre-
sented with a silver medal by Bishop Whip
I,le for his action at the time of the Rio
Wis., disaster, whereby he saved many
fiveS.
At the convention of Trades Unions of
Ohio, in Dayton. the piece-price labor plan
at the penitentiary was condemned. The
remedy suggested was 10 have the convictS
employed making articles for use in the
state institutions.
Judge Scott. of the Illinois supreme court.
has granted writ of SuperSedeaS in the
cases of the Chicago anarchists. which will
delay the execution until the full supreme
court has passed upon the questions raised
for a new trial, which will be in March or
April
A gang of lab0rerS under the direction of
T. c. Campbell, protected by gang OF
tnughs armed with shOtgunS and rifles, tore
up the {. c. c. x l. railroad track across
the avenue at lyOrydale, Cincinnati. Camp
bell is attorney of the Avenue company
and the high-handed proceeding resulted
from his failure TO prevent legally the
building of the track across the road