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saox Msymu-x sprn ~ rsu ss,x- GOO "a,
Sliis4p5 sIsqMt IS scuidSo npaIna suIsIiisApY
1 Ses I. an s, 500 Isa1Ha H3dVd SiHl
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Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors and 9TH
ers interested In the estate of Simson Dodson
deceased that James N. Dodson administers
tor of said estate intend to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the probate
court of Adair county to be held at Kirksville
on Monday the 9Th day Of Auguest 1886.
Suly 9Th, 1886.
JAMES N. DoDsoN,
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For Sale

] A Life Membership in Smiths
Mercantile College. Apply at this
pffice.
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knights Of Labor pins in various
styles at A. butcher S, White Front
South Side the Square.
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For cheap groceries go to the
Normal Grocery and be convinced.
WIN. GIBBONS.
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Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.

Itch, of every kind cured in 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other. This new
er fails. Warranted by T. A.
Grove & Co., Druggist, Kirksyille
Mo.
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Lard oils of the best makes at
W. G. Fout's Drug Store, West
Side.
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Don't fail to take a look at the
Vance bath rooms.
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Quincy, Missouri 6 Pacific R. R.
EAST.
Mail and Express arrives 7:E6A.N
Freight arrives 12:5oP P. NJ
WEST.
Mail and Express arrives 7:3o P. N.
Freight arrives 12.40 P. NJ.
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- -
Carothers & Greene's Hardware
Store and alighted leaving the
team unhitched, while he stepped
into the store to get some
small purchases. Just as he step
ed inside the door the drayman,
Lew Curtis came along and
popping his whip at his own team
frightened the spirited horses of
Mr.. Douglass, causing them to run
away. A crowd of men and boys
met them at each corner and kept
them circling about the square.
At the southwest corner the wagon
tipped throwing off the bed, which
struck the street bottom side up
in a badly shattered condition. AT
the southeast corner the wagon
| collided with another farm wagon,
breaking the coupling pole and
detaching the hind wheels. At the
next corner Mr.. Douglass caught
one of the lines and turned the
team into the park fence bringing
them to stand still. He then
proceeded to gather up his wagon
thanking his stars that the damage
was no more serious.
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KIRKsvILLE R. R. TIME TABLE.

kIkhSFiLLE n. n. IME indie.
Wabash Time Card.
GOING SOUTH.
No. Mail . Is A. NJ.
No. St Louis Express 1872 P. NJ.
No. - Local Freight ll.40 A. N.
No. 2G Through Freight l2o.o A. NJ.
No. IS Through Freight 1905 p. N.
GOING NORTH.
No. st. Paul Express 4:2a A. NJ.
No. 3 Mail 5:25 p. NJ.
Ne. q Local Freight 2:4s P. n.
No. 81 Through Freight lN5P. n.
No9 and 3are daily. Through freight trains
do not carry passengers.
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JAMES N. DoDsoN,
Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

JAMES n. DODSON,
Administrator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

will doubtless be exhibited there, though
the present season has been the reverse
Of favorable.
The business OF horticulture IL an
emineniiy honorable and peaceful
one. That It must pay even here
IN Ttxas Is evidenced by It's rapid
development and the increasing mum.
Der Of people that are embarklng 10
the occupation. The truth is there should
be far greater number of citizens
engaged in this placid pursuit. How
many discontinued professional men ere
there who would be happy as the day is
long were they the proprietors OF fruit
iul orchard2 How many soul-rscked pol
itlcians that would rejoice aud be glad
were they only cultlyatlng the juicy
peach? TO sec huge watermelon
"smilng on the vine" when one knows
II 10 he the product OF his own labor is
something king might envy
There Is at present large number Of
gentlemen in the city OF Galveston hunt.
ing that miserable twill o. the wisp"
called Office. A great many Of them are
going to get left. To these THE GAZETTE
cheerfully recommends, as source OF
solace, the adoption of horticulture. AS
a business 1t double discounts politics,
and II faithfully followed VIII pan out
more gratifying results morally aud q
unncinliv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

ACCORDING TO the New Orleans Times.
Democrat Louisiana lost 200,00o,oo0
pounds Of sugar last year by Imperfect
sugar milling. The quantity Of sugar ac-
tually made last year was 25o,oOGo0O
pounds There Is only one drst-class SUI
gar mill In the state; most OF the others
are clumsy affairs, which leave nearly
one-half Of the ssccharine matter in the
bagasse or refuse cane. The planters
are aware OF this enormous waste, but
say they cannot afford TO throw away
their old machinery and buy new.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
MOB VENGEANCE.
An Indiana Posse Disposes OF Couple OF
Murderers without Ceremony.

An Indiana Posse Disposes OF Couple of
Murderers without Ceremony
INDLNAPous, IND., Aug. One week
ago last Saturday, some people living at
Blrdseye, Dubois county, and the sur
rounding country gave a picnic which
was very largely attended. About z
O'Clock In the evening, as the people were
returning to their homes, horrible trag-
edy was enacted. Among those in at
tendance was family 10y the name Of
Waller, two daughters and man named
Faultz. While going home they were at
tackled by two farmers, Thomas Hobbs
aud his son, while passing Hobbs house
Two men seated in fence corner i'm
mediately opened fire on the passing
party. Faulil was killed instantly, and
Waller was latallyI wounded. The young
ladies escared injury, although they were
sitting beside the two men during the
shooting. Waller was taken to farm
house near by, where he died. Citizens
OF Birdseye and the surrounding country
organized mob Saturday night. They
went to Hobbs house with the intention
of lynching the two murderers. The latter
were appraised Of the movements of the
mob ana fed to the woods. The pursuers
were on horseback but were compelled to
abandon their horses and give chase or
loot. The mob was composed Of about
one hundred men, who were determined
to carry out their intention. The two
murderers were finally found and wild
chase took place, the posse running, veil
ing and jumping fences and running
through fields.
When the posse came upon. the murder
ers they turned and showed fight, but
strong hands soon oyerpowered them.
Three stalwart men stepped forward
witrropes, quickly tied them about the
necks Of the victims, and throwing the ends
over projecting limb, without further
ceremony the two men swung in the night
breezes, The ropes were fastened tig hit
to the tree and the mob drew their revol-
vers and riddled the bodies of the lynched
men with bullets. A feud had existed
between Waller and Hobbs for long
time. Hobbs squared it by numbering
Waller and an innocent man Hobbs and
his son had the reputation Of being hard
citizens
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.


Four Men ARE Interrupted while Going
Through tho astoria, l. L., Portofflce.
NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Eor several days
past four suspiciousiooking characters
have been lettering about the village OF
Astoria, l. l., and as their attention
seemed to be mainly given to the post
Office 1t was decided by the authorities on
Saturday 30 put an extra watch on the
building. The postmaster, three In
spectors and two detectives composed
the guard. While lying in wait about
midnight on Saturday they saw four men
force the fastenings from the rear door
and enter the building. After allowing a
few minutes TO elapse, the watchers sur
rounded the building and called ppon the
marauders 10 surrender. They were an
swered by q fusilade from the burglars
reviewers. The fire was promptly re-
turne3 and resulted In the woundiug of
one man. lie and another were captured
and taken TO the statiOn.house, but the
other Two escaped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

AUGUSTA has more raj ways than Fort Worth
more manufacturing en- erprisos, better
schools, more churches. an equally advantage.
Gus situation. \ W, why does Augusta rot
grow In the sHmo proportion as Fort WORTH
We pause for a reply Augusta tGn.) Chron
ielo,
The answer is simple. Augusta is
crowns Fort Worth has Just begun to
grow. The territory tributary to Fort
Worth, and as yet nnoccupied, will make
four cities like Augusta. See the reply
in our broad prairles, cheap and fertile
lands and the flow Of immigration. Au-
gusta is tinishedi when Fort Worth is
made, even Augusta will not presume to
compare Itself with this city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
toRrIcU1 rURE IN TEXAS.

rhero is not moro worthy organ
i,ation In Texas than the Central Texas
horticultural society now in session III
this city. Tho products of the orchard
tho vineyard, and the garden are q the
arst Importance, and the noble workers
in these great fields of industry should De
accorded the highest encouragement
Through their pluck and persistence the
false idea not long sluce prevalent that
Texas Ia not u good fruit country i
ranialy passing away. The peach, the
| the near, the grape, the apple, and -
deed nearly all fruit that houTishes Il
temperate climce may be raised to per
,ec,ion in Texas, Extending as II doe
over so many degrees Of latitude an
possessing such great diversity OF soil'
not 70 speak Of tho difference In ral'
Iall, OF course there are &c
tain sections OF the state WI
! are especially favored. Such a iavor'
belt Is the zone represented by the >
e,ety named above Its members, hailil
A from the fertile coantles Of Collln' era
a son, Denton, Ellis, Dallas, kapims
j rarrant and others, eau Justly claim u
4 there Is NO tiner producing section IN
4 south. II there are any doubt
IA .rhomsses let them go out 20 the pawn
n. and inspect the luscious beauties u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
HUMAN PLESH.FATFp

KIM. Of Packer, the cannn,.,
S Snlcd Five Men ana subs,s, nH'oal' wh'
trial J,| I, III. coLs Aug, 5.-Tba sooo
.,Nsa OF Alfred Packer, better Il" s. second
c, grsn,eater," was concluded At e enown as
o any ,S ,ast night, The jury. a,, 1unhlson
ma, s1tee hours, returned a, Ser., being
in ,lhs a ,!lg;i on five counts 'esolct OF
years. years - sentenced the prisone Suase Har-
The m V er, maa i is supposed bs o,gat Years
Of n tho f,me Packer is charged + murdered.
pro I1s most horrible on reco p win Is one
aver eI M more excitement w. =, and tits
Of he '' S sSts Of oannibalism % ~ created
crime e co discovery than over a. s The time
''S n naI century 0a during the
p ect rs'Eer ia company wi, he winter OF
Moor, Frank AI aisp . %il'qa Ban, Ged
lew = r1 soaried irom Bingham lp res Hum
''ning district ID the s ssah' 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
ANTELOPE.
notes from Jack County rown-Tho o,,
look Promising. "'

''''oS from Jack County rown..Tbo ~, ,
look Promising.
Ootret pondence of the Gazette
ANTELOPE, Tx, Aug. s.-ApteIo,o :.
situated in the northwestern nart ~ ~ =, e
county, thirty miles from railro.d 'I ~,
navy , some beautifully lying, well-timhorad
ana wel-watered land. Also GOOD na, ~
e ,.', wafer Our county is Inhabited viii
olSht' intelligent people, hard.worE, ,'ll
w. honest. The land produces well W. :
use cotton, corn, wheat, rye. oats s we
buui ana potatoes, Large herds q, co,
are raised on our pralries and tbsro " .,
1lin H. neg country along the West a., Ie -
w trinity Land Is reasopahlv I,,,n Vi
y Notwithstanding the severe dronrb.
~ nave Just passed through, the ontVe. u.
t,v as future Is promising We have ' y y,
nm,Aa ane rams recently, aud the orasn iI ~
gpuatlng up and growing rapidly ut ,ass ~
'oro WIZ make sufficient grown t ~ no
~, 49, ~ a good winter range. w. W b se
h aa'eu .,ut very little grain This -, nave
ue cotton prospect is very gooA a., ou
va ya' hv we raised from twenty 10 ,,ven nas'
We, bushels Of wheat per acre. an ,d%e snn
~, ~ 10 ifty of oats, and OF Co.. INV rom rom
s". tne drought this year has can Try,
md ~ s" an people to leave. ThlS ia WIZ
A' - 80 cheap at present. . why
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
BURNED no DyATu

""ssotA Elevator Bnrn,. c,n
u'S the FLAMES to Passing rraI''
0'Np Wing, MINI, Aug. g.~she,s,,
:, III, : elevator at Eggleston was bnrnoa
night. The burning debris fen I nno'l
ia,iway track, and 8 Union ps apSn
w Train was thrown on Inc sr.a ~
c ,ns s , hsd passed snd ssya AN
M sas ms with merchandise :, NJ ~
S ve.r. ~ nine tramps IN n hor "ess
d @ ,Sss burned to death, three S - W
y injured and two escaped S seri'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
SOCIALISTIC EXPONEYTS.
An Immense Picnic is Hold at Sheffield,
Ind.

An IInmense Pionic is Hold at Sheffield
l. Ind.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 0.--Twenty-three
passenger coaches were chartered to the
Soclalistic Publishing company YESTERDAY
6y the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
rlnys M Into these men, women and
aeld IA party was bound for Shot
enternriso unu the proceeds of m,
eue costs OF defending the anorcbfs t,"ylne
on triai AT 9 O'Clock this trai,, now
~ followed later in the dav b., Puiied
S.,us crowds on the outbound aSco 1Ias-
th'ln trains. rough estimate ,'iu iiio-
h ~ nun yer OF the crowd at fhe pi,loes
f Seameen 1000 and G0OO. Reer 'I a y,
da,. ana there was more mr. Ioss 1--WE" is,'
out not OF serious Character 0'9oI-
Aoout O'Clock u. m ~
and GScnmidt mounted the nlo+,,. nr'
"uu addressed the picnickers nix aIl9rn
caIIad '0 anarchlst trial. DIR. Sch,liJt
Saiieu upon his hearers euiilidt
~ lhe doctrine of Socio,iS stahd
o,ansmit II to their children mt and
uu Tlal' he said, We're seIf.cona ne men
c cnaray[s who should be unbsId s SUI,
e''o. He had no donht anu en-
~ - Jury composed for the NJ Du. tnat
~ eaP,tailsts would ylndlcata tt part
~ socialism and its advocates u caus
s s,,ui l9r their lives He was glad now on
iast S SSaS advertised call like tbat mn ,haI
IiSer week had been responded ED" ~ put out
'ipeIal manner. 10 IN so
me speaker was Justify choo,oa
sbrlIi Jumped down from b is ana
vent ies ~ "Neebe,n uOscsr Nd pThion,
: tb "p' That worthy gentIsman eoe,
Sas 'ne only defendant ont en nn VINO
va, " on the outskirts OF ot tSo on pail,
or,s attentive 1ae listener to Tho e'o wa b
spied uiscoufse, He was prom uoc, y
ort ana carried n ioinptIy
huslastic the shoulders Of ene 4 4
he 1 man quiet was restored, The sioht lme u
,ood ,an seem to craze the crowd a gnS OF y
-cebe resounded with their buu the 60 g.
,onte was too much oyercoroo Iu@1as :
nm ad strain Of the trial to mabe oy the
i co "uuress, he said, "but on ho, ngoh +
,uecti,pndisfio he thanked the sn ddI OF 4
,,ra ecy and indiyidnauni e audience -
.eeisto iis felow-prIsone9s w VOL iheir rS
,anohed eaelr generosity NecSe "9 up up "
4 an; on into a TRADE against toe then y
oeti ana The capItaIstic 6ress capital re
l lpJ wound up with him e Sin, ana the T.
cishsm." I'VE the doctrine of 9,tt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

w ANTED-To lnd d capitals III
w rev thousand dollars 10 spare, 4
Vest mat wlll double itself Ia ninels 4
worth, Tex.
a hTESIAN RATH HoUSE--NliIil
~ az water, eighty gallons per minIA
~ htWatsr-whi4e sulphur, niagnesllp
Wy, Wy Deet bathing water IN the aAss 4
useu US at Hot Springs, drunk hoiKe@@
NY, single tickets, rs cents age w
c ccsIhIe q Haymaker, propretcn Y
corner public suuar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
INDIAN RAID.
a Portion of GeronIno,s No.,
Divert Capt. Lawton 'fSIng to

aL Geronlmo's Band T,v;n. >.
To>ns oer' Capt, Lawton. 'E te
dlgeran, ''oNh' a. I Aug -Tbree
ra,o etun' reports have beer received
waot ' :, 70 an Indian raid near Il los las y,
tb ss" ,, ,ne most reliable OF VIII i q ,bot
tilsd I'.AOSed train of four wagons and
ra,I,a p" mexican teamster md tbeu
l.In"d near Mlneas PIl3,as ana
l Faaeu Two Mexican wood.chopne auo
t laey taen made another d tom iPe ,,
$3.50 Snn,' around back towards ths NIu,a aaa
tarv cams' stealing horses as thoy WEN,
voneeo, tb sip'n lae direction OF Puerto
firrori1ed ranches for almosi ! The
flles around have been absndone dunIted
tousht 70 be a portion OF Gsru. ~ Is
ny n.,, sent out by him to diver oI an
! sss'ns tae eaieftain to his utmost ss oesn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
THE Peoples FORUM.


MINEoLA, TEX, Aug, s.-Editor GA,
zETrE lnasmuch az certain delegates
to the Farmers Grand State alliance have
seen TT to publish prot ~ as to resolu
tions and dema DIS passed by that grand
body charging that the passage Of those
resolutions is due 60 the knights VI La.
bor and further that 1t is Greenback
platform, /, as member Of the commit
tee that prepared hese resolutions, state
that no knight Of Labor had anything to
do IN formulating or Suggesting these
resolutions, aud moreover these resolu-
lions were prepared ond brought before
the house full twenty -four hours before
their adoption, the minority resorting TO
every parliamentary article to postpone
the il1al vote, aud further that these de.
mands were read before the house and
adopted serlatim almost without dis
sentlng vote, aud furthermore, those very
gentlemen VINO were most active In their
opposition TO adopting az whole de-
clared that II they were In Il Democratic
convention they would use their utmost
endeayors to have them adopted as psrt
of the platform of the party. Among
those so declaring we mention G. G. Bell
OF Denton county, and j. II. Harrison Of
Bell comfy. These gentlemen being pro-
nounced Democrats where Is the consist.
oncy In charging II ~ either Knight OF
Labor or Greenback in principle
j N PERDuE,
Member Of committee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
aAzEIrE RRaNcH OFFICES.

DAgLAs- J N. sullivan, manager
DgHfsuH--T n. Loan, manager
ppAoO--A. &. OMEN, manager,
aHEpMkH--E. Is, Saith. manager
WnATtfRRFORD--H Il. D0fscg, manager
PAuIa--U, Il. Macy, manager,
i,sstrnsna-T w Cameron, manager.
NAksgALt.-l obt, Kennedy, manager
ADfLEEg---W, n. Powell, manager
CjLpnuRHH--W. n. Byrd, manager
HI PAsO--s. H. Lyons, manager,
jItyYsyTLLB-h Y, Hi and J. H. Hiokhon
nAnAgers.
NORMAN %. X. Johnhon manager
TIORrY GRoyE--r WORKMAN, manager
BAIRD Frank Dorsey, manager
,jttTESvu,LK-- B Wheeler, manager
COLOnADO-W. Is. Nowklrk, manager
MigrCLA--J. y. Mcdaniel, manager.
CfsOo-W. z, Pulley, manager
wutTEeBOnO--J. u. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

Tnr Austin Call gives us glimpse Of a
great truth when II says "The war
spirit among the Texans IL at fever heat.
but II appears TO be confined exclusively
TO officers Of the line. All the applica-
tIons TO the governor, so far, are for one
command or another The priyates have
not reported"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
THE LEASE Law IN THE CONVEN.
IRON

| TION.
| writer In recent number OF the
Texas Review discussed the lease law
from the view of iree-grass advocate
and scored several strong points against
IL. In discussing the constitutlonality Of
that law, he appealed to the journal
record Of the constitutional convention to
prove that the members Of the convention
that framed ourconstitution were opposed
TO the leasing OF school lands, and never
Intended that the constitution should be
80 interpreted as to permit leasing The
evidence on this point is conclusive, and
II the proceedings OF that body are gone
TO Tor assistance In constituting the con.
sttutlon, the lease law Is proved invalid.
On September n, 1876, Mr., Wade in
troduced in the convention resolution
providing for the leasing OF school lands.
The resolution was not even acted on In
the committee 10 which 1t was referred,
but instead the majority reported and
the convention adopted the present pro
vision Of the constitution, which declares
that "tho lands herein set apart TO tho
perpetual school fund shat be soid, un-
der such regulations, at such times and
upon such terms as may be prescribed by
law That is now the supreme law OF
tins state.
| On October 10 Mr.. Wade, with per
slstence worthy OF u better cause, ors.-..-a
quoted above ,tt;i" ti8fdRS umq1 majority report
,,,noscs shall bo utilized und6f X 9GSphoo'
iooss 81, safe, under such rules ana rosulHtio NJ
ma Inc Legislature shall establish lho pt"
cooJs OF al lands sold shall be invested ~ IN
teiest bearing bonds, Az nue. y,
aanr,,n, mon said bonds and MI mo- oY de
~ IN, jeoses ANAL DO annually distributes
bro rata among the scholaAto popa'"N'h
f., the state ,.,,,,, O., rocno
q r,,e the system OF leasing the public lands
II was exactly similar to the law siu'
enacted by the legislature, by virtue
which some millions OF acres OF OF
nc school lands are leased. II the conye
NJ uon favored that system and wished
IT. nermIt Il, the adoption OF Mr. Wad'
rs, resolution was all that was necessal
instead, however, Of adopting IT. nN
defeated by vote OF n against TO o.
in its favor, The original commit
e,s report, which IT was Intended to displ'
was adopted aud Is now y part OF
organic law OF the state,
leat The men who framed the constitu'
were thus brought face to face with
!, lease policy. They could accept or
''eo iect II, as they saw proper, by an ain
unanimous vote 1t was rejected II
80. had ever intended that the school
should be leased, they would nave
40 when asked TO pass upon the pro-
r TO ton to lease, That they rejected
oop. resolution twice is evidence tha' "
no favor with them, and when they
ncip- ciared that the school lands 'sh'
Gu. Sold" 1t ia very plain that they new
tended that those lands should be lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
La rnnREspoNpENTS

N,vs correspondence OF Tins GAae ,,
ava nos,tlyely prohibited from sono'nR
political puHs 20 this paper a ,,, uom9 n ,
ter. Tux GAaErrr wants po'''''A' "'"''
mt NOT political puts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

e,yonr the ports Of Japan were opened
"a tho Christian nations Of the Worio
mere wero only eleven Intoxicating
ar,nts known In the oouutryi now there
are moro than two hundred, and many
Sorrlnle sices peculiar to highly elyillSe'
nations are becoming common IN Japan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

CNurArN Waco men are reported ~
Wiling to bet that Ross VIII be poml'
na,ed ON the Orst ballot, What q reckless
waste Of money that would bel Bu'
mere "a difference between Wiling
Ness 10 bet and actual betting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10
STOLEN.

IoLs NON tue might o. july 4, IA
~ brady, one dun horse branoed I'M
leiI shoulder; also one bay horse AHil
90 ieit shoulder; Will pay SEQ fof hQIsal
ior thlet, Address +, M.,MIller, shgatl
zen county, Tex, or w. Il Pence, li|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-10

THE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET,
representative, Geo. w Finger.
County Judge, Hon Sam Forman
County attorney, Il, l.. Carlork
County si,.ij es.--
nlstriet clerk, Il, II. Taylor
sheriff, b. II, Ship.
county treasurer, W. T. Ferguson
connty assessor, james Robinson
Tax collector, J e. Murray
County surveyor, G, W Williams