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The Renowned Electrician, graduate of
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low rates
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.JrpGEs pronounce the :. NJ. s. the best
nickel cigar in town
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A CHILD can paint with Culmer's
Enamel Paint. II
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Silver Quotations.

The above is standard mountain time.
w. C. BROWE, Postmaster.
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The entries were Echo, Ida Glenn and
Vice Regent Purse 5000. Vice Regent
lost at the start and the first half mile
was closely contested by the other two
horses. Vice Regent gained on the last
quarter and took second place. Echo
won i'm | 90
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-30

STRANGER-Whati is s. NJ. S.!
SMoKER-The Finest Nickel Cigar in
Utah; to be had at Greenewald's, head
quarters for fine imported Cigars, four
doors south OF Postofiice.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-30
THE THIRD DAY.
BiaizwOOd wins the Trotting Race
Echo and Daniel II. win
the Dashcs.

Yesterday was the most favorable day
at the Driving Park since the meeting
opened, the only drawback being a rather
slim attendance, which, however, was in
some degree made up for by the amount
Of enthusiasm shown.
THE TRoTTING MATCH,
240 class, for purse oil $3.50, with
Blaizwood, Denny Ryan and William NJ.
as entries, was the first race announced.
William NJ. took the pole, Ryan the mid
die place and Blazwood the outside.
The first heat was between William NJ q.
and Blaizwood, Denny Ryan having
dropped behind at the start and remain
ing there throughout the heat Soon
after the start Blaizwood cut William off.
and thus gained the inside track, but
William made good time on the last half
and came in little over length behind
He was, however, given the heat on
account of the foul driving of Blaizwood.
The time made was :3719.
In the second heat, William lost badly
in the first quarter by break, and soon
afterward Ryan followed suit. Blaizwood
thus had things all his own way, and it
was only by his driver drawing him up
on the last quarter that he saved William
from being distanced Time, 2:3916.
The third heat might have been taken
by William NJ, but for couple of bad
breaks, which gave it to Blaizwood.
William came in second and Ryan third.
Time :421I.
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THE sEvEN-EIGHTHs DASH,

The last race Of the day, was between
Daniel B. and Argo Argo was left be-
hind soon after the start, and remained
there during the dash Daniel B. thus
won easily in :3415.
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at the Salt Lake City POstofice.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

energetic enough TO accomplish the pur-
pose for which the management designed
him. lie has been moved 20 another part
OF the city, and will try there TO sustain
his record.
J.. b. Collins, J. Y Hogsett, w. A.
Garner OF Fort Worth are In the city.
Last night the house Of Mr.. A. Woods
on Commerce street, was burglarized Of
two gold watches and about $50 in cash,
belonging TO Messrs Lem, Wheless and
Jack Hart
The gentlemen who had In charge the
canvasslng of the city for subscriptions
to the Santa lie extension held meeting
at the Merchants exchange this forenoon
and reported that 100000 had been sub.
scribed.
Dean, he colored man who was down
with the smallpox, has recovered. His
nurse is sick with the yarioloid. The
cases have been well quarantined.
Several prominent Hebrews OF the city
went TO the Glen Lea saloon this evening
and while there INDUCED in the spark.
ling wine 10 such an extent that they felt
inspired with pugilistic powers, which
they felt disposed to give vent to on Their
comrades. They were however quelled
before the first rounds were made.
Mr.. James Elder will take his departure
tomorrow for San Francisco where he
has a lucrative position awaiting him.
james ID. Reed of Fort Worth Is In the
city.
Mr.. b. w. Mccullough, general passen
| ger agent of the Missouri Pacific, Is it
the city.
The assailants of the colored boy ii
East Dallas, Saturday, have thus far sue
ceedcd in evadng the officers.
Another woman came from Missouri
last evening in search of her waywarC
husband. Can it be that Dallas Is
refuge for the sinful Of Missouri?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
rrom lhe nlekienn cnrItnl.

CuN on Mexico, Jan. l8.-The second
annual conference OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church which has been in session
In this city for several days, adjourned
to-day Three new districts were ere
atcd, and three presiding elders to have
supervision over them were appointed
There were no changes made In the resi-
denCcs of the American missionaries, but
several OF the native preachers were
changed. Bishop Foster starts for New
York tomorrow, Via Vera Cruz and
Ilayann.
The mail from aud To the United States
has been delayed by storms along the
railway line In Kansas and Missouri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

section Of land about four miles
and half northeast OF Abilene
TO be used as q pasturage for Jersey cat
tie he has contracted for, and will 90 into
the dairy business az soon as he can fence
his land and make other necessary ar
raugements.
Mr.. w. =. Crow of McClennan county
has been in Abilene several days with
wagons and teams and several workmen.
lie has bought lumber and will build o
fine residence and open farm about
twenty miles south of Abilene. His fam
lily viii Join him at his new home as soon
as everything is fitted up.
Five government wagons and teams in
charge Of Eve soldertcamsters arrived
here to-day from Concho for supplies and
brought with them one case of muskcts
and sabrrs.
Judging from the shiyering appearance
OF those exposed 10 the freezing mist they
have not missed the freezing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
CLEBURNE,
The Gazette Man Rises from the Ashes
OF the Fire and is
on Beck.
\ Nan Breaks Three of Ills RIBS, which
are Run Through His Lungs.
Special to The Gazette,

Special to The Gazette,
CLEDURSE, TEX, Jan. ls-The stock
Of groceries OF j. Il. Williams, which we
reported as damaged, after further exam
nation proves TO be damaged to the ex-
tent of about $1,000. 1t was insured in
the Home for 5000, Niagara $500, aud
German American for $1,000. All Hall
shoemaker for Conway Bros. lost his en-
tire outfit of tools, worth about $500. No
Insurance. The safe of Conway Bros 1,
which contained his books and papers,
together with small amount OF money,
protected its contents thoroughly; every
thing was found TO be all right.
w. II. Byrd, the confectioner and also
agent for THE GAzETTE, VINO lost every
thing save the clothing he had on, opened
up early this morning in front of Fry
mur's drug store with new stock, CON
sisttng OF peanut rooster and barrel of
apples. He had THE GAZETTE contain
Ing the account of his loss at the resi-
dences of his subscribers at peep o. day.
THE GAZETTE will DE on sale ut his
stand.
Clip Dalton, a stockman living few
miles west of Clehurne, was dangerously
injured Saturday evening while returning
TO his home. His team ran away, turned
the wagon over, throwing the bed on him,
breaking three OF his ribs and driving the
ribs into his lungs. DR.. Williamson, who
is his physician, says it viii be a miracle
If he RECEIVERS.
little daughter of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Crane
fell and broke her arm to-day.
Judge j. NJ, Hall went to Meridian this
morning TO open court
Col JAS. w. Brown and W. T. Ramsey
lett this morning t0r Meridian to attend
district court.
Mrs Volney Robinson is In Brentwood
visiting relatives.
Mrs o. T, Compton and little Ruby
went TO Gainesville tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
MONTAGUE.
Comanches Taking in the Town--work on
the NJ. x $. w. Railway.
Snnclnl IN Tho Cnan.A..

Comanches Taking in the Town--Work on
the NJ. rs. w. Railway.
Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, Jan. ls.-The county
court Is still in session. The latter part
OF last week was taken up in the trial Of
the case OF the Heirs of William Freeman
vs.. g. 9. White ct al, which resulted in n
verdict for the plaintiff for S275.
There are at present four prisoners CON
lined In our county Jail, Their names
and crimes are John Perry, theft OF horse;
Alien Bagot, murder; Morissy Dickerson,
theft OF hog, and Tim Calhoun, ldnacy.
Chamber, OF whom mention was made in
fHE GAZETTE as having been surrendered
oy MS bondsmen, has filed new bond
and is now at liberty.
A squad OF shouting Comanche Indians
passed through town Yesterday. They
said that they were going TO Gainesville
ana that they were on the hunt of some
parties who had stolen some horses from
them.
{. G. White, TO whom the contract for
The grading of the NJ. & s. w. from this
point to Brush Mound was let, has sub
let the most of his contract and the par
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
PARIS.
Bad Weather Prevents Rapid Railroad
Construo,ion--Suil in the Ring.
e....t,t g.. 49,. g,..,.a

bad Weather Prevents Rapid Railroad
Construo,ion-suil in the Ring.
special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. ls--Littlo Paris IL
still doing her part, and still the work
continues on the Marshall, Paris & North
western railroad. They are nearing the
sixth mile from this place, but owing to
the bad weather the work is slow.
Paris wants Denison to understand
that she is still in the ring ana up and
doing, and coming along with her inn
proyement, and in a few years it will be
Paris and Fort Worth.
A meeting will be held at the Peterson
hotel tonight to make future arrange
mcuts to entertain the Knights OF Labor
during their stay here at the grand lodge
the first week of February.
Your correspondent has interviewed
several of the business men here, and
they say that trade has increased oonsid-
crably since the railroad boom, aud the
hotels are all full of strangers
There Is stlll some cotton coming in .
Paris mp 20 date has handled over SO, 600
bales,
Everybody says the Sunday Issue of the
Fort Worth GAZETTE Is a i'm dandy, and
when they get it it gives them good
appetite for supper, and as Il digester
there is nothing better to take after sup
per for an evenings entertainment.
Ben Henson, from Choctaw Nation,
came down and thought he would paint
the town red by getting drunk and dis
playing his gun, but he was stopped by
the officers and had to pay Sll.50 for his
little amusement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
DENIS0N.
Tho Ice Interpretations Accident to q
Lady-Lhte Trains-Personal.

Tho Ice FactOry-serlous Accident To a
Lady-Late Trains-Personal.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Jan. l9.-The contract
for the frame portion of the new ice fac
tory WAS let to-day TO w. Il. Hill, con
tractor and builder, and work will begin
at once, Just as soon as the weather per-
mits The amount was not learned but
the entire building, machinery, etc, will
amount to about $50, 900
The wife of James Pennin ton, who re-
sides in the north portion Of Denison,
had the misfortune TO slip and fall this
morning, about O'Clock, on the door
steps aud hurt herself very badly, almost
putting out her right eye.
The train from the Fort has been late
for day or two, causing THE GAZETTE
to be late to its customers.
The streets of Denison were one solid
sheet of ice this morning and very danger.
Gus to pedestrians.
The Golden troupe played at the opera
house tonight TO very fair audience,
the weather being so very bad that the
usual large crowd that greet the GoldenS
did not turn out.
r. w. Hunt, the genial and clever tray
cling agent for the Fort Worth GAZETTE
Is in the city and making many friends
for himself and the paper.
The courts were very dull this morning
! for Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
ABILENE.
Pursuing the spotted Caif-Kiners with .
Pack of Observation-Disclosures supplies.
special TO the Gazette.


Pursuing the spotted Caif-KilIers with n
Pack of Hounds-Soidiers' supplies.
special TO the Gazette.
AIRLINE, Tx, Jan. Is Freezing mist
has been falling since O'Clock last night.
The surrounding hills have the appear
Ance of snow-capped mountains, and the
streets are covered with slippery car
peting of ice, which makes travelling slick
for the pedestrian
Mr., Clid NJ, Young, our efficient deputy
sheriff, has just returned from business
strip of several days 20 Buffalo Gap, once
the county site of Taylor county, but
now small town about fifteen
miles south of Abilene He also relates
some thrilling adventures in panther
chase while there, aud ON his return per-
suaded his enthusiastic wild sport COM
pauion Mr. Frank IIanser, TO join him
with force OF the canine tribe that would
take the spotted Ecali-kiiler down. The
daring young scouts win leave In few
days with their flne imported hounds to
spend few DAYS in and near the noun
tains about fifteen miles son,h of this
place., whore game of all kinds is
quite plentiful. Mind the wire fences,
boys, or you viii come back as spotted rs
a panther
Mr.. j. b. Sanders sold his bar fixtures
ON the 10th - Mr.. j. G, Gentry OF KEN
lucky for ST15 Mr.. Gentry will continue
the business In this place.
Mr.. Gordon, formerly OF the firm OF
Gordon s Arlington, who sold out 10
Johnson & Arnold, has bought one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
MORGAN.
Captured by Uattieman Cotton Receipts
--Duu Times with Ills Honor.

Captured by "a tAttiemun- Cotton NeCelptS
--Dull Times with Ills Honor.
Special to the Gazette
MORGAN, Tax, Jan. S Miss Minnie
Cooper, one OF Morgan's most popular
young ladies, has gone SO Waco TO attend
school
The cotton receipts OF this place up TO
date are AGO bales.
Messrs. n. A, Massey and N. d. Reg
gins left Saturday evening with two cars
OF cattle for New Orleans They will
view the exposition sights while there
The proprietor Of the Commercial, John
Kelly, made friends OF all the young
people Wednesday night, by allowing
them the use Of his spacious dining hall
for a chop"
Business Ia the mayors court was very
dull last week, only two cases having
been tried.
Mrs. Montgomery returned 10 Bolton
yesterday, after a short visit 20 Mrs. j..
NJ. Frazier, her sister Her son, Paul,
remains here 70 attend school
Married, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, cx-Mayor Il. Il. Harris, at .
O'Clock this morning, MIR. John Haywood
OF Albany, Tex, TO Miss Bette Harris,
Elder w. II, Parks officiating. In few
moments after the ceremony they took
the train for Albany. Miss Bette was
one OF Morgau's most estimate young
ladies, and Mr.. Haywood Is prominent
aud industrious cattlcman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
PILOT POINT.
Tho Post Changes Hands or Rather Con.
solidatee-- Plenty of Mud.

Tho Post Changes Hands or Rather Con.
solidatee-- Plenty of Mud.
Special to the Gazette.
Pnor PoINT, Tx, Jan, ls.-Prof. j.
$ Brown, one Of the seminary faculty,
visited Denison Saturday, returning last
evening.
Rev. j. S. Noble, local Methodist
preacher and president OF the Pilot Point
seminary, is dangerously III with par
alysis, with but little hopes for his re-
covery.
Jones and Motlltt, editors aud proprie.
tors of the Pilot Point Post, dissolved
partnership to-day by mutual consent.
Mr., ], Il Jones viii devote his entire at
tcntion to the photograph business, and
ID. J. Mofltt takes entire charge OF the
Post. TUE GAZETTE wishes them un-
bounded success in their individual en-
terprlses.
The ice which has covered the ground
and everything out doors for the last
thirty-six hours disappeared this after
noon, leaving the streets very sloppy
and muddy. The like has not
been here for many months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19

ties are ready TO 90 to work.. IA a
the weather will admit of it. Tai
is to be completed by the la al
Steps to consider the right Of VIVID
IL can not be agreed upon have tai
posed, and commissioners viii I
pointed at once. There are add
miles Of the road that run thraal
road land, but the land is now Ossl
individuals. The Legislature ii !
ing said land to ths
road reserved the right Of any olhaD
to build across the same wlihoutrl
any enumeration for the right ii
The company says it is willing y II
parties q reasonable amount foiA vi
of way, but in case the holders h
willing TO do that then the conMil
stand on the right given II by lhtl!
ture.
AT this time there are in courSt
structi0n FIVE stone business hcusl
several neat residences.
The weather continues cold 81
agreeable. The ground is covert
sleet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
COMMERCIAL WORLD.
The Great Pressure TO Sell Forces
the Price Of Wheat Down-SaIes
Of Railway Bonds.
stocks Were Weak with Increased sales
and with Trading Confined to
Few Leading shares.
rrxAs nAILMAY noNps

TEXAS HAllnAl BVaNbo
Special 10 the Gazette
NEW YORK, Jan 1s.-Railway bond
sales to-day included 2000 Fort Worth
& Denver City LIST at S24 10000 do Mt ~
5000 do. at sl}; 5000 do. at slBi 1000 do
at STA. 10000 Missouri, Kansas Texas
general b's at l6i; 10000 do. at 10. ~
900 Missouri, Kansas & Texas general Us
at 81. 10000 Texas & Pacific lst no
Grande division coupons off at 4ei
1OOO do. at i73 5000 Kansas & Texas 5's
NJ GA. 2O00 Kansas & Texas rs at / lS;
ia. 900 Texas & Pacific Rio Grandc divis-
ion ex.cupons ut 49,; 1000 Texas & Pacific
Rio Grande division ex-coupons at 49,;
1000 Kansas & Texas general mortgage at
80: 5000 Galveston, Harrisburg * San
Antonio list west division at 49,
Wheat was very weak tod on account
of pressure TO sell by several OF the
leading holders both in New York and
Chicago. The price for May was carried
down 10 80 cents and many transactions
were reported at $50 cents.
Cotton futures: January 022c TO 9.25c !;
February 9.27c TO 9.2SC; March 9.Ssc TO
g.8gc.
Oil opened at SIC and closed sac.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BOSDs.
NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-Goyernment
bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds were dull this morning,
more active this afternoon, at prices gen
orally lower
Stocks were active and weak nearly all
dav, but few stocks manopolizCd the
principal portion of business. Goa
stocks continued conspicuously weak, land
rcrc Joined by Union Pacific, Pacific Mail
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, and Western
Union, in all Of which there was active
selling On the other hand the Wander
bits, especially New York Central, ST.
Paul & Erie, were comparatively strong
The sales were the largest this year
amounting TO 53l 1913, but 2S9,S0O shares
of this business were divided among LAX
Shore, Union Pacific, st. Paul, Lacka
wanna and Pacific Mail Erie was als'
quite active. After an irregular open
ing, the market almost immediatel.
became weak and during the forenoon
declined from | to over 3 Later there
was small rally followed by renewed
weakness and still lower figures, and OF
the anal dealings slight upward move
ment, leaving prices at the close littl
better than the lowest of the day, closin
irregular and weak for stocks that hav
been conspicuous for declines. TIT
net result was n loss Q
"a Pacific Mail, IA Lackawanna,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, l 4 each Unloi
Pacific and Western Union. The othc
losses were generally for fractions. New
York Central & ST. Paul each closed wit
gain OF /, and Erie I II was general
expected that the Changers would show
heavy deere lso in earnings for the pas
week, owing to the snow blockade In tn
Northwest but the loss in Northwestern
was unexpectedly heavy, amounting t
sl06, 100. This stock, however, shows
decline OF only z st. Paul lost SlS,G5
aud St. Louis & San Franci SEQ $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
Everything Goes wrong

In the bodily mechanism when n
gets out of order. Constipation, q
STA, contamination of the blood, inis
assimilation, are certain toensue-
Is easy to prevent these consequeDe.
remove their cause, by u coulse q
letters Stomach Bitters, which str'
the hillary organ and regulates lht
The direct result is a disappearaHn
pains beneath the ribs and thIc'S
shoulder blade, the nausea, hs,z
yellowness of the skin, furred loo,'
tongue, and sour odor OF TIE
which characterize liver coy,
Sound digestion and q regular y.
BODY are blessings also secured y
of this celebrated restorative %
which imparts degree OF ylga !
body which is its best guarantee y
from malarial epldemics. Nerve " y,
and over-tenslon are rellevedbyll "
improves both appetite and steep
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
HENRIETTA'S RECOED.
Another shooting ARRAY a
wounded i'm the Breast

Another Shooting ARRAY "A
wounded i'm the Breast
Correspondence OF the Gazette
HENRIETTA, TEX Jan. LIS
about two or three hours before "
two negroes ut this place, one
Monroe Nickles aud the QUE
lizard, had u difficulty y
Nickles shot Ikardi n 'oe
lizard ran about two huhdiss
after being shot and fell y
not thought to be dangerously WI
This makes three persons who n" ~,
wounded within two days py uss'
in two different shooting sciaFs (.
cause of the difficulty betHeep I
and Ikard is not known as ye', w !.
that Ikard, it is said, was golns (
TO various houses among US
people In drunken state, apl \
ordered him off and had to SNOW :
start him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-19
DALLAS.
Large Implement saIes-Got Well OF small
Pox Watches aud Money stolen.

Large Implement sales Got Well of SMALL
Pox-- Watches aud Money stolen.
special 60 the Gazette
DALLAS, Tx, Jan rs, From the ship
ment OF agricultural implements by the
various firms dealing In those commodi-
ties the inference 90 be drawn Is that
either the farmers are IN an unusual state
OF prosperity, OF there is an immense In
1ux OF immigration to Texas. This may,
however, be brought about by combina-
ton OF the above suppositions. IL Is 10
be hoped both. The demand for agricul-
tural Implements this time OF year is COM
paratlvely large.
Circulars have been distributed am
nouucing that Louis Shaw OF Chicago,
the champion hllliardist, will give an ex-
hibtion OF his skill at Craddock's billiard
parlor Tonight.
The large hoy that attracted 40 much
ttentlon at the Hebrew fair was not