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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
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PLATTSBuEe, No, Jan. %, 's6.
EdRorr rssSSR5,It Hf tiegeTsoni
DEAR SIR ;-ThnkiDg some OF tho
readers OF y6ar Fpaper would like to
lieRr from thenfGfnly OF an old citizen,
/ takel thei Misunderstanding few
items. ~-
i,Novsmbes Sd, 1855, our parents,
BqpbHFy and Mary E. Bennett, with
their children, left Duffield's Depot
for Lexington, Mo. In the spring OF
1856 Wsafhthef,E mother and seven
children-settIed, ten miles n. E. of
PIattsburg, the county seat of Clinton
county, where Oifrl cmother still re-
sides. 7MaFehI2O 2Oah. 1859, our dear
father died, IspriRg Us alone in
teen years old. 1t WIS very sad
and lonely time TO tile widow and
fatherless, but God-was with US, and
led Us. all the way.o Last Xmas day
We ind a granlsre,mion dt the home
Of our moiher,r, AA,tho children were
present but tworLittle Ruth, whose
retnAins rest in the old cemetery at
Elk Brance ch,ttch, and Charlie, who
died at Lexington, Mo-, few days
after we landed November, 1855.
There 'werei nfnp pchildran at the re-
union, oldest, tfurtysfour, youngest
ftwspty4six) with theirlfamilies. The
pcbiIdEep were, joseph H., Sarah ",
Daniel NJ, Thomas j., John W.,
Betithfhfti F.. 'MRrTy ~, Fannie d. and
James LIn Thet%d last named we're
born in .Missnud- James was born
two months after fathers DEATH
This wasIthe arst meeting, of the en-
tiEe famlly si4eelthe writer left home
to make ,h9pe of his own, twenty
Hthfee yeaqs ago II was grand
reunion; i;nand fhe':hAppiest day our
nOthdr3 yer speht inthis country. 1
think as ,shsi locked at her children
and grand chiidFen she felt she could
rejoice in, the trials and hardships
endured for It's, as well as the writer
who stood by her, her comfort and
support 6rtForIndngSeHrs.a as We Passed
under the Rod" rejoicing that we had
not labored in vain, ,~but are fully re-
paid IL bnfRespeGtfully,
..,.b Ls4oLgaJ. ii. BENNETT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
9dt DIR Various itensa.o 'l...i.'.,l,' goiio.ls

efli DIN Various Iter9sao G9,'o,.s :,
9d1netcugaBie foiiYf.gL othdHte dyI
pepsfao when Dr. Bhll 'sshIB Baltihiofe
PiHsewtHreufe the inaIsdy!.d - DO =.
eR.s Maty llauib''wtth'" Sn5M-Mhit
feecesa only needs Days,, HORSE
P6@detot6 make it Strong. 9n o ,no',
:swhgo do so many psreHts ttinS
children 4r6hble50tna! BECAUSE they
ely ;tanptRey cry because they suffer,
RtmedyAbr EBu1l's Baby Syrup; 3 ) q
Mood n Wanted at the sFlRm Office.
vHbuses,For Rent. Apply to w NJ;
FsRoR.dn ont : 5fNG 7I 77mH" IN
,1All sdGffereFEs sun E from blood, disorders,
ca? USE Ayers Sarsaparilla with the
fullest assurance Of happy results 1e
> Two hundred and twenty persons
were captured iinfa raid on aisingle
Chicago .gambling-hotfss. 7mau 80 q
No matter how wEnfa nffar! iron lfft4bm cities you you
may be, iyoti need not dread accidents
Or rheumatism, If you are Supplied
with st. Jacobs Oil. ,'','' .,, .,"' -,
~ yF- Gt Eat iNHTuf )>Ghii.. i'iH
Cowboys undertook took to runthei
town Of BurliRgtoRHTex. " and four
Of 1 thaamH hlaamH were killed bSc cefiiceFs I'd ba
WeAcatYnot Hdeny fhat"'thefeo are
cough hoiiiixttifesS witch Are 'iRjHfibts'
they confa;hi opiuth.'i Bit
Red Star Goug gh Cure has no 'dahger-;
odsinSrdaients.o 1t is "Prcthpt, safe
aIntt oSure',t Only twenty-five cehts a
bdttie9hI ui IG" Ii1i 2h'tr'" t-I""l!
he T llfbbt fts have nave aa7I III
cided TO raise $40, 900 TO aid in en-,
forcing GS5 Tbs PrQh4fPitorrYr Jay, 10 ~enadi
p6ouiare mot u1d. yet your hair Isl
getting ttrin.Yy YourfIehdSremarkit it,
your wife regrets it. Parker'snHair
BaIsa hnGwill stop this wasteg save
yolre-hair' and irest6re the original
gloss aid color: Exceptionally cieang1
prevents danaruff, aperfect dressihgil
I4R %alRafgI gAfk3gs tIiFfhiyy yy5bar bHs bss Ess,
outward and your. thoughhttsSo ghhttsojjn inward.
B6tH wllllPfevgHt you, from falling,
iIt5 eTiL IiI.,!'5 Ways; ys3;iTra ,5nianrb bnr woni
If a well 5Rs, p9isGped,ryoe, beI to
those, WHO drink thereat~i itisrwoFse
To- poisont the f0untainof lie for ope'si
self, qn4 feF, posteEitM u Often by
carelesspessm qr. .lwisfortunaa ornin4'
heritaqcY,this has Observation-Disclosures
SarsapariIla fFGes the bload,e the VITAL
stream apd restores appetite, strength
and health.
If dhe3 37t8qfafiisg 7t8qfaf is gRfaBted RaBte d1f7t5jnJ fht55jj! j! n
Cluverius at Richni6nd, he will be
permitted to testify in his. own behalf
under a new law pagsetl' by the Yfr1
ginia Legislature. ~ :" t.',,.,.,,n -" ,,,,,
p. L. Snyder, StriblinE Springs
VA, 4aysyhe used 500 lbs. te the,aare
of q compost nade withPowelRsIRre-,
pared Chemicals, TO which he added
500 tbs; Dissolved S. &C.. Bone to the
ton. 81 This n application gave; haD
splendid wheat and a fine. stand of
.clQYer., He, recommends lit to the
farmers. Powell's Prepared, Chem
icalP costs only So per lbbl., enough,
to make one7half ton complete fer
tiIizer. Address Brown Chemical
Co, Baltimore, Nd .aI1d-uatJo'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
l most certainlYl- Wound not recon-.

most certainly would not recon-
mend y6i. to come here Mr.. Sosa,
in whose employ my friend Warning
was, at a monthly salary of s400 gold
and all expenses; has done nothing
for SONIC time SSAil the other large
contractors tare IN! the same state of
idleness., ,siI -iBj - a1ka
Warning went home last March,
broken .dewnalwith fever. To my
surprised he had stood the climate aud
his work for 2 year.
Stay home, my friend, in Gods
country, and do not risk an early
grave here, The only opening know
Of il461rr' l46r' 4 Young man Here, IS of the
iisdal%IEef fproEfded 7Sy obairo & Co.,
into which thel@ppfcantsis lowered
by ropes slung under his head and
heels. Yes, 1 liSe-hsre! But then re-
member my work does not expose me
TO the sun or rains, and moreoyer, /
have been through the fever, and
Mas only pulled out by a strong con-
stitution aud devoted nursing, such
as very few get. ON the fifth day
the id0ettrj said there was a good
prospect ofumy crossing the bright
aud FhiPipsi FiSsFnlliAy pulse was
Go West my g9all 60 anywhere,
but. do not think, Of coming here.
< .-EI ,T9fS3d9niH n if "s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
'Eihe e'' Jenerso mo- olnGy
MJEJJ AL

Fire insurance" SQlMpahyaJ0
.eryss ,ESTABLISHGDIus us7su,lI< l. ~
- - 6Ii:S tiYiaa
OFFERS to the pcoplal OF JefferS6nHC County
VI IHsGrluga in Aaate Canfpt.nti at tlfelactnal
cost of Insurance. which is much cheaper tlian
the rates gs.lnlIy charged. aid keeps themoilty
ahhSmgbu Good .Tis4sfrOln rcsi'otEible PARTIES
are invited. hpnpii'4 Tdu"h hrr 5'"'f
-ESSecutEer Committee meets sYurM Btfdap!'
DiREcToRs-N, s. White. Henry B. DabeIi4
port j. GarlaDArH Hurst! !Johu lNi!I Ridpr.iNNHH.
I. Lewis.rrR. Preston Chow, Nun IL:I'N ilson,
Eugene Brlier4 INV aslAingtonnInm Lo91e:
Charles P. WilsQn.E john HItZittle. Jacob S.
Melvin. E. G. w. Herr, Isaac II. Stridcr.
COL. r. P. CHEW ... AQ.I3JI .PresSicrit.
II. B. DAVENPORT. sHn,r. 4'iIFeasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoMniIrPBE---N! S.'NVhite.. Wni.
II. T. Lewis! Eugene Baker! Isaac III Strider.
K. +. UiIaw. Isl w. iAEashipgtOn?n f'H": ~
Local. Iiddleway-IJI GlS Shiflcy;'
kearneyS villes+L c. 'Bitners Harper's FERRY
Chas. Trails sSiiepherdstown-aJi 8. Fleming;
Du4fields+Csd B.E Barnhast;r' OhHrlestbwh--
Washington IG Alexander. .'uun-n"IH h'i, VI
43y1 Tina SearetarNGWiH bo found at tho Com
papy's 0nicoJG Gibsun' rB ldifg, 'GOurt-l louise
yard. i'll .ChaTlOStown. .tH1d-iisti - NM
-4-,.- M Irr 'u,rt< r. A! ALEXANDRIA,
Feb. 12, lSS2-odn12.T 70. ~ Secfetat'Y.'"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
BOOK Notices


V1CK's FLORAL LGUIDE-Yick D Floral Guide
for 1885. the pioneer seed ann6af Of Ametica.
comes to Us this year q real gem. not dry list
of hard botanical names. but over thirty pages
of reading matter Among which are nrricIes
on Rese5, House Plants, Cheap, GFesnhaqae.
iOnfon Cnltiite. MushroOTns, Mauures, ,YOuDg
Gardners and vet int Sresti ~ read followed
by about 1J0 pages c6ntaiiiiniy 1iustEdtionsl
deScTiptiDns and prices, of seemingly cyeTyt Thug
Fhe heart could desire in the line Of 'seeds.
plants. bulbs. potatoes. &c. 1t is:a mystery
how this firm can afford 10 publish. and really.
give away. this beautiful work of nc0riE 200
pages of finestpaper, with hundreds. of nlnsffhl
tiOnE, aud tFgO fine coloTed plates all enclosed
in an elegant cover. Any one; desiring goods
in this line cannot do better than send 10 cents
for the Floral Glide toJauiEs Wick. SeedsriEau.
Rochester-S. Y. Deduct the 10 cents from first
order sent for seeds. s--. D.,
+ GoDET's LAbT's BOOK for Feb appears in n
bright and attractive midwinter costume The
steei-engraved frontispiece Of = Ny Lady Boun7
tiful" is charming snow scene. An unusually
handsome cOIored work pattern accompanies
4 the BOOK this month. besides the usual quota
of fashions in colors and in black and white
music an architectural design. etc. etc. A
anevy seriai entitled = In Her Own Right, begins
in this issue. There are u number Of readable
short stories and the usudi Quantity of inter
esting matter relative TO fashions. fancy work,
drcssmaking. housekeeping. etc. - =
OUR LITTLE OsEs AND NuEsEBr makes its
advent into the new year with number be-
speaking. If possible. an Improvement for 1885
in q publication already exceptionally good
The young folks all praise il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09

) !" PkKMAsFSt. ''!eThere are med
.icines which give only temporary re-
iiefiand then leave the sufferer worse
off thar, before, especially in cases Of
dyspepsia. Remember that this Is
not tire way with Browns Iron Bit
.tershi See what Mr.. j. NJ. Gaines, of
GaihdsgS. G.l6 says about this prince
.bf tonics, E. My wife has been greatly
benefited byiti she had been troubled
with dysPepsia fDr years, and now 1
believe she is permanently cured"
It also cures liver and kidney COM
plants. N.'''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09

-. 7 was talSep sick a ,year.ago
rs fSITah bflioukddSek" 10 SJb@
.',4Iy doctor pronounced me cured, but got
ck again, WITH terrible pains in my back aad
Qsa, and. got 80 iIad -t -rts.ll.t afT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09
GoIh Owe Ny Life.


Isl tIIah biliohE hE8t&ekT re sJGSi
.',4y doctor pronounced me cured, but got
sick again, WITH, terrible pains in any back and
siQTn and. got so tad l It -ris.l'ni afr
GvEih not move 'iii. no u;'. i''.
, I -hrupk' ~ ' .'-.'' s'.'
Fto,il .,5i5 ihs,tbFahan 1'haa been doctoring
ffriay llyy,Ec u ~; t; m. I'd good 7 did not
cNpect t"'Nrt 'h''r5 }i't -trse nA3Atns he-
DirecfE f'HI .titS rttl4ra. M y Npasr.s Il left
me. my sntre svsta seemed .rencwci as If by
magic, and 7ttef using several bottles; ana not
only NJ ,kohnd As d Sovereign. but weigh more
than did bei9re To, Hop Bitters owe my
1ng."1 . -1"' ''I r. FITzPATRIck.,
.' cHApTEB H.. 81 ,-a ...
MAIDEN. Mass.. Feb. 1. $780, Gentlemen-
I-suffercd with attacks of sick headache" o.
Neuralgia. female trouble. for years in the
most, ,teEriile,and eXETuciatng manner 20 p
30 Ipedicine or doctor could give Inc relief
pr cmrc->nntilt used Hop Bitters.rgd '"I."
::iiEhe first bottle u a.t-ir7!r"s az r.
, Nearly cured me ~. fa Z '--"..1 49, ~
The second made me as well aud strong as
whgHa child. - I,rT sr-f s'/ a--a.s -'-.r
And / IIaye been so to this day" trrf ,rr
Ny husband was au invalid for twenty years
with a serious -
.sKidncv,,liyer andaTinaryz cOnipiafnt!. /
BPronounced by Boston 3 best physicians.
Ipcurabla !lnr,,-r.,g i.s..sr,rr .~ '-7s
Seven bnttleslofev ourBitters cured him aud
know of the .'Sri D..
..I.ivts of f,cight.persOns'' 'r,J r i-ul-1sI ..
Ia mYneigh6or!Ondth that have been saved by
your hitters, ,rrs# -uis f.,p r. -.- .t-i boz
: And many more are using. thHn with great
beuslt.Jy..T They alulCst do miracles 7n tili =
If..u.p grE0r,- ..'t,-i Airs. Z ID Slack.
HowtTo GET sIcK.AExp6se yourself day
and highS! cat too much without exercise,
work too hard without rest doctor all The
time take NIL the Iflel nnstihtls advertised
and then you wtiliwant to know ~ -
How TO CIR WE1t. which is answered in
three wqEdIsm75TEake 57 Tai Hop Bi;tcrs!
t7xtSonc genuine without a bunch of green,
Hops 6n the White label Shun all the vile,
poisonous staff with Hop or Hops. in theiI
uame.' lEH js~~i o. Ia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09

Read this short piece and see for
yourself that ! iEiIl,sell goods cheaper
than anybody else, How is that done?
We VIII tell you: We pay spot cash
for all bur- goods. and can buy them
.chedperot than on time All we ask is
for you to price goods elsewhere and
then come to us and see the differ
ence. Triple RIated. Knives and
Forks, and all SilYer Ware, at great
.Iy reduced prices. Watches, Silver
ard Niek9l, from $500 up-all war
rahted gdodptithtE Keepers. Jewelry,
a fine Clocks for 81 90
pieee4 fRsEderz Paper Shells, Prim-
ers, Shot, Caps. .Wads- Pistols; Sim
gle Barrel Breech Loading Shot Guns,
$500 pfeee.' Allkinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, by the
h BOss,'' IL .er0iHsIA. BURTos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-02-09

Hsrpcr's Ferr-. .Tndzf-es.- -ee.t
February y lS7G-tf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

murder Of Ed Pollard near I.ehs,on
Nhickasaw nation, in February laet
| y 4 kchols Is charged with min,
John Psttenfldge In the Chickasaw ma.
ten, February ID, 1883.
Capt. John Miller who was brought In
MONDAY, y charged with the murder al
isreal fulsome In Plckins county, Chick.
asaw nation, on the 18th OF January Last
he Is on bond. Miller Is known to have
Killed eighteen or twenty men IN his
time, claims thirty, Is about seventy wears
/ of age, but looks about 0fty.
den hiiueorand Is charged with kllllnr
a negro, but says he knows nothing ahont
The ca se--don't even know tho name az
the NAV Killed or whom the killing oc.
CURED
Joe an sacoh Tohler are negroes, and
VIII have 10 answer for the murder Of
Frank Case ant Goodykountz, on the Goth
OF August Sart, near the Sac and Fox
agency. Their chances for freedom arc
quite slim.
Joe Hunter IS charged with being &C
cessory 10 the MURDER hf Dave Hlles In
the Cherokee pRtion, December IS. 1888.
Dave Mize being HE garter In the crime.
Joe has been punished severely already.
In making ais escape after The killing he
fell between the cars on the Valley route
and received iniuiles which necesstiated
the amputation Of his left arm.
I'D Gilmore's naiMa shows up ON the
register on murder charge, but he says
he knows absolutely nothing about IL
He was brought here for introducing
whisky Into the Indian country.
ES-Deputy Marshal BASS Reeves l.
held TO answer for the killing Of his cook,
VIM, l.eech, In April, 1884. He claims
the killing was accidental.
Thos. Prnther, charged with the mur-
der of Press Nail IN the eastern part OF
the Cherokee nation, about three weeks
ago, CLAIMS self.defense,
Big Chewey II the Indian who killed
Henry Miller, guard Of Deputy Marshal
Smith, recently. lie il forty-six years
old. There is some question about this
court having Jurisdiction In his case.
BIZ Mccall Is white man who was
brought here on whisky case, but IL
now held TO answer charge OF murder
ON Information from Atoka, He says he
knows nothing whatever concerning the
charge.
q, w Morris Is a white man, charged
With the murder Of a man named Lake on
the 18th OF March, 1854. He Isl resident
OF the Potipwatomie nation; says he was
arrested once on the charge and exam
ined before commissioner in Texas,
who dismissed him. His case does not
belong 10 this court, but IN the Wichita,
Kan jurisdiction.
John Mclaughlin comes last on the
list, and Is 10 stand a second trial for the
murder OF Henry Martin, Ia 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
EAST ST. LOUIS DEPUTIES.
rhey are Quietly Removed from Missouri
TO Illinois.

They are Quietly Removed from missouri
10 Illinois.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, May l2.--The requi-
sition papers from Lieut. Gov. Moore
house OF this state, warranting removal Of
the East st. Louis deputy sherihs who
fired upon the crowd OF strikers on koho'
kia bridge few weeks ago, from this
city 10 illinois, was received some days
ago by the authorities here, but the fact
has been kept secret until to-day for the
purpose Of guarding against any trouble
which might attend the TRANSFERRED the
men TO Belleville, ILL.,, jail. At noon TO-
day the deputies were taken
from their cells at the -Four
Courts IN this city, and transferred 10
the union depot in covered carriages,
whence they were placed on the tram
bound for Bclleville. Upon arrly-
ipg al the latter place they were
quietly taken to jail and held
to await their trial The transfer
Of the prisoners from the train to the jail
was made so quickly and quietly that no
one became aware OF II until II mad been
completed, and the anticipated outbreak
by the sympathlzers Of the victims OF inc
deputies was sverted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Ladies, Look 10 Your Interest.

Monday morning we place on sale a
large and elegant stock OF dress goods,
newest styles, 0t prices never APP
preached In Fort Worth for new goods
Special drives IN wooden goods for sum-
mer wear All-wool bunting 2be , worth
25c; nuns yelling zoe, hold elsewhere
at SOC; heautilul lawns &c &c, 7ic aud
Toe. Need only TO be seen TO be dppre-
clated. Handsome 'Iess ginghams G4c,
Sc, l0o and rae, a rafting bargain Call
early and secure choice Of the cheapest
and pretticst dress goods in the city
&c. j. WHITE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Wen, thea, why don't you do some
thing TO bring back the roses to her
cheeks and the light 20 her eyesY DONE
you see she " Suffering from nervous de-
bility, the result of female weaknessg A
bottle OF DR.. pierce's "Fayorite Proscrip-
ton" will brighten those pale cheeks and
send new life through that wasting
form II You love her, take heed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
s,lvor Loat l,ns,ng powder

Never fails when the directions are fol.
lowed, hence there 10 never word OF
complaint heard against IL, The inexpe.
rienced cook Is able to make as good
bread with 1t as the professional baker,
simply because It's ingredients are 80 COM
pounded as TO make failure impossible
when the directions are followed; trial
Is all that Is necessary to make 1t indis-
ponssble 60 al well-regulated households,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Uigarsl Clgnrs I

Choice cigars, cigarettes and chewing
tobacco at A. Sterps gun store, goo Main
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Brown \ 90.

Carry full lines OF standard canned goods
fresh vegetables and fruits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Guess what II Is and 20 70 CApera =
Bro. = and call for 1t. No finer anywhere
in America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Ladies please call and see our bargain,
In embroidered robes, white and coiofeu
embroideries, laces and edgings.
CnAsE TRADING 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

cease. With competing waur-ways the
evils o. pooling would be less. But with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Judge Yefrell wha many times greeted
with hearty rounds Of applause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

EHI' IIV5
at II +. Tackabery's; also fine line Of
hy-nets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

Wootaa Wells water
by the glass or gal. at Warehouses;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

centrally located the cou Watkins , ~.
enS Sspa make one OF the
candidate Of
sustaining
prise, WI have rapid and growth.
rs growth
nJ,acrd ON
D Il eculeae i1e"Seu Vn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13
Mcclosk,.y's mead Is drawing The pub.

arreemenl VOC reachsd 20 Iar a. lnown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

McOIoskey Mead
AT Capera s Bros, the richest drink in
the universe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-13

S.II4 g. nooIs "a Is ... b n. w
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-11
SHE DID HIM UP.

An Insulted Woman AvenGes Herself on .
BARBER by Thrashing Him soundly.
Johnny Armstrong, barber in the ST.
James shop, is the worst broken up man In
Springfield this morning. Armstrong
boarded with very respectable woman,
whose name is withheld for obvious reasons.
She is rather good-loOking and the gay
barber-who already has a wife at Chain
StatiOn-fondly imagined that he could
make mash" on her. Failing In this at
tempt, he talked about her in queer man
ner and wrote her insinuating letters. Yes
terday morning he met one of her boarders,
who told him that Mrs. - intended TO
do him up" Yesterday afternoon Arm
strong called at her house about O'Clock
and told her that he had heard that she
wanted to see him. She told him that she
had not sent for him, but invited him into
the parlor. When he came in she locked
the door and then turned upon him like .
tigress and gave him such thrashing as he
scarcely expected. He pleaded hard for
mercy and called on one of the bOarders for
assistance but she finished her job in good
style. She then opened the door and gave
him his coat and hat. He needed no other
command but skipped.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-11
CAUGHT ATlAST.

The Police Succeed In Pulling the Lagonda
House Bar.
The Lagonda House bar has been for
some time the pride Of its proprietor on
account Of the ingenious arrangement made
for evading the police. After ten O'Clock
at night and on Sundays. they sell their
liquors in back room which they have
fitted up As regular bar. To get at this
one has to pass the door at the foot of the
staircase, go through the long passage in
the rear. and pass two more doors. A
watchman is always stationed at the first
doorway. and it has been impossible for the
police to get in without the alarm
being given. Last night Assistant
Chief Mckay took Officer McAuliff
with him, and succeeded in pulling the
place very smoothly. Officer McAuliff
donned citizens overcOat and. as he is a
new officer and was not known, he gained
entrance without trouble. He procured a
glass of wine and was talking with the bar
tender when rap came at the door. Mckay
had slipped in while the watchman was off
duty for awhile. When Johnny Foley
opened the door and saw who it was he at
tempted to slam it, but the officer inserted
his club and showed the door open. He
found seven men within, all of whom will
be used as witnesses. The place was closed
up, and today an affidavit was filed against
VOight for violation of the Sun
day ordinance