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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We, TIE Undersigned, stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY

NOTICE Or MEEIINt.
~ We, the undersigned, stockholders OF the
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
holding together one tenth and moro OF the cap-
tol stock OF the said company, hereby call gem
eral meeting OF the stockholders OF said com
pany, 10 DO held at Ballard House Hall. In the
City OK Richmond, on the 3isT DAY OF MAY, at
O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day.
This call Is made for tho purpose OF requiring
the record Of the proceedings OF the Board OF
Directors and the transfer books and stock
ledger 20 be produced ~ the stockholders al said
meeting; Of examining generally into the snalrs
Of the company: Of considering the adyisabitty
of electing a new president and a new board OF
directors In place OF the present board, aud or
electing new president and = new board OF d.
rectors IL q shall be determined that It Is " the
interest Of the company g. 10 do.
II. Is. HOlLINS & CO.,
WILLIAM LlBBGY,
q P.J. GOODHART &COn
BLUM & ST. GOAR,
HALLGARTEN & CO.,
FRED. TAYLOR s. CO.,
z. w. CLARK,
II. l. NICHOLAS.
ISAAC l.. RICE,
KOHN, POPPER s. CO.,
II. DURAND.
i. l.. CARROLL,
LIB NEWCOMBE & CO.,
II. P. GOLDSCuMIDT Co,
DE MELVILLE 4 CO.,
JAMES Il. LEOPOLD IS CO.,
ROLLSrON d BASS.
C. SCHUMACHER e CO.,
RUDOLPH KEPPLEk,
CAIN q CO.,
aplzd GEORGE G. WILDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13
POLITICAL.

MANCHESTER, Va, May ~, 1883
Hon. John L. Tdyl0r:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, citizens OF Man
chester, recognizing your services 70 our city al
MAYOR. and the fact that you arc thoroughly
Identified with sll the measures relating 20 the
progr, as and development Of our city, ask that
you announce yourself a candidate at the gene
raj election on the fourth Thursday IA Nay iOr
Reelection TO the ONCE which you have filled
with such credit 10 yourself and such satisfaction
10 the people.
f1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

NXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
TsATURDAY NIGHT. MAY19rH. FOR WATT
MONDAY. Train leaves Elba, head OF Broad
street. az II o'clock p. VI. Returning leaves
washington MONDAY, May 9lst, at O'CLOCK p.
NJ. sharp. Two days. Round trip g. The origl-
nal old reliable.
NV 1885, CLASH, MCDOWELL & ADAMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-13

~ RAND EXC URSION
TO
MI. PLEASANT,
BY THE
JFFFFRsON BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL
SOCIETY formerly Ea,t-End.l
WHIT-MONDAY, MAY q, l5ss.
Tho jefferson Qormeriy East-knd) tage plea
sure In announcing It's next exclusion TO Mt
Pleasant.
me amussments will be dancing, fishing,
boating, bathing, swinging "a new patent swing,
g..
Refreshments In abundance az city prices.
Round-Tfip: Adults, 30 cents; children under
twelve years, % cents.
Committee Of Arrangements: j. j. Reilly. W.
T. DAVIS, c. c. ThOn, NJ. :. blount, K 1. FAR
cloth. A. : FAudree, Benjamin Jacobs, A. c.
HGfnor, and j. G. DOnnena. my li-t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

Suoy Psoo1V t0S uot4 t8iAS ss<.J -.
bunch and going last. As sne
punched dashed past the three
qusrter pole CoviBgton gave Tudor
his hesd and on entering the stretch he
Was slightly in ,he lead while Freeman
was brin ging Rsdstone from the stretch
At rattliug pace. Oae-ha!f wsy down
the stretch they were neck and neck and
under the driving flnish Tudor won by q
lergth from Rsdst me who WAS some Dis
lance in front Of John Gray third. Time,
l:434 Post odds, two to one on TUDOR.
Fourth rece-purse $500. for two-year-
olds, half mile. Five attempts were m sde
before d.g fell and the youngsters dashed
away In bunch, except Overture who
was left ct the post. As they rounded
into the stretch Chichowee was leading
an easy length. PArdits second. Leader
grew gradually away and dashed ander
the wire an easy winner BY four lengths
II lfront Of Unlucky, second, length. an
In front of kenta, third. Time, l:sst.
Fifth rsce-sxtra purse, three-f0urtns
Of mile. Getaway wss nrst to the front
with Unique second and Cupid third.
They rsced in these positions to the
string, Unique making strong hoish;
Cutawsy running BY half length In front
of Unique, two lengths IN front OF Cupid,
third. Time, 1:ls.
In the fourth race Williams, the Jockey
Of Overture, attempted TO pull his hlly
up. When the starter called him to go
be It piled, ~ wish you uss dead" The
starter reports the matter TO the Judges,
ard Williams was suspended for SIX
nonthe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
GRAEBURY.
Disappointed sts-InmiRration
Agent at Work.

Disappointed migration
Agent az work.
special to the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, hsy The heaviest
rain Of the season was witnessed early
Sunday morning just as the excursion
train came in from Fort Worth. 4 large
crowd had prepared for the picnic al
Mustang, aud also to take IN Fort
Worth, but the ran broke ur
the picnic and the greater
part of the crowd had decided TO go on tu
the Fort, but owing to the heavy rain the,
was falling every one Was delayed in get
ting to the depot and as the train was be,
hind time it did not remain here but q
very few moments and those who were
going got left on account Of the early de-
parture Of the traiu. The next excursion
will be taken advantage of by many if the
weather permits.
Mr. T. A. Wilkinson, Immigration agent
of the Fort Worth snd Rio Grande Rail
road, has been here several days in the
interest of the immigration movement,
The business men OF the WI have sub
scribed very literally to the cause and
have high hopes Of benefit being derived
from the money that has been paid out
for immigration matter during the last
four months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
YESTERDAYS RACES.

Second Day Of tho Spring Hesti9g OF tho
Ksntueky AssociationsSs5yiss
LEXINGTON, KY, May, s.-Tne second
day OF the spring meeting Of the Ken
lucky Association was well attended. The
track was slow.
First race-Purse $500, for all ages.
The flag fell st the first attempt with
E NINA Hancock In the lead, Persimmens
second, and eleanor third.
Before they passed the half mile Herdic
had sent SCOT over to the front, followed
closely by nma Hancock aud eleanor.
The jockeys commenced TO ride from this
point. As they turned into the stretch
SaOtou WAS Leading by half length,
eleanor second, Fersimmons third. half
way down the stretch Badness sent Per
simmons to the front, and after an ex-
citing aaish won by length from Sho.ou
VINO was the same distance In front OF
eleanor third. Time-1:l5a.
Second race-PhoeniX holel stakes for
three year-olds, one and one garter
miles. Starters, Macbeth, Anterefo the
CheYslier. They got OF ct the first at
tempt with Macbeth slightly in the lead,
Anterero second. Close together they
came down the stretch, Anterero leading
by neck and swept psst the stand with
Macbeth second. At the quarter they
were all close together. Lewis holding the
Chevalier we'll in hand. Around the back
stretch Macbeth, was leading by half
a length. As they past the
half the jockeys commenced
TO ride and the race began. They as
cended the hill, the Chevslier commenced
drawing near the leader and as they
turned into the stretch ne WAS head
ahead, with Macbeth running In easy. A
shout went up from the grand stand as
the Chevalier dashed under the wire, q
winner by two lengths from Macbeth, Sec
ond. who was the same distance In front
ofAnterero. Time, 2:lo. Pools-MAcbeth
rs, Anterero %, Chevalier 8. Post odds-
Cheyalier 4 to l, Macbeth Z to l, Anterere
to L.
Third race-Sell,ng purse, 5000, is
susnce allowance, one mile. They went
away with Red Stone In the lead, Fre6f
eric, second, Lsndlady third, the balance
bunched. At the quarter, Williams sentf
Frederics to hrst place, Tapped BY e.
Stone with Steve jerome third. As III
raced past the back stretch freeman -
3D. Red Stone back to fourth place while
!ohn Gray moved M TO stcond place. A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
PALESTINE.
Cenviotions II the District Court en- PIeRa
of Guilty-An Asssssin's Oorfe ssiop,

Convictions n the District COURT en- Pleas
Of Guilty-An Asssssin's Oorfession.
Special to the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX May Son the pleas
of guilty the folio wing convictions were
had in the District court to-day, all
colored men:
I'd Brown, burglary, Ave years.
burglary, nine years.
Spencer Hanks, rape of en- aged colored
woman, five years.
John Martin, theft OF horse, five years.
Two weeks ago Abe Wylie, colored
was called out upon his gallery and shot
to death by some person who lay con
cesled near the house. At the time Of
the assassination no suspicion rested
upon anyone in the nelg borhood, but
one Gus Saith, another negro living in
the neighborhood having dis.
appeared suddenly, connected with
other circumstances led the
citizens to believe he wss the assassin.
Pursuit. was begun Immediately, and three
days ago Smith wss captured in Smith
county, and was brought before Justice
Capps Of Neches day before yesterday for
an examination. When brought before
the court, in spite of the legal waving IL
such cases, he persisted in acknowledge
ing his guilt. Smiths statement IL that
negro named Buck Hollis, with whom
he had trouble about his wife, was the
man he intended to kill, that he hid be.
hind wood pile and when Wylie came
out of the house fred on him, supposing
him to be Hollis. When asked how he
felt when he saw Wylie fall, he j,ckinely
replied, about like 8 man feels when he |
shoots squirrel OF tree. Smith WAS
lodged in Jail here yesterday. he has
been indicted by ~ grand jury and his
trial set for the Mfh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
A CHE AT Road,

PROSPECTS CT IMMEDIATE coHsTRUcTI-N
CT THE MONTEREY AND TAMfICo RAIL
speoalto the Gazette. .
MONTEREY, MEX, May s-Consider-
able tax and rallr8 ad booming lis going
on in this city over tae prospect OF the
immediate construction Of the Monterey
ana Tampico Railway, which Is tolbe built
BY company containing many of the
most prominent public men OF the ma
sion. Among the number is said to be
President Dlsz, Secretary of State Ro-
nero, Rubio, General Trevino and others
fne company have received from the gov
eminent the most liberal concession Of
snY syndicate which has ever built or
contemplated building railroad in Mex
leo. Aside from >tbe subsidy which, is
large, consisting of money, immense
areas, of land, free right of way through
The country without being compelled to
pay indemnity or damages. The company
IN. Case OF war does not have to surrender
their road to t. 9 government for the time
being as tits the case with other roads in
this country, It Is eaid that Yankee cap.
tai will be employed in its construction.
The surveying corps left the city this
morning to lay out the proposed route
Generel Trevino has been elected general
mansger Of the enterprise, and the affairs
are therefore placed under his upquslifad
control. The tiue Italian hand of Presi.
dent Disz can easily be seen in this por-
ton OF the sffsirs. Trevino was to have
succeeded him to the Presidency at the
coming election, bus Don Pornrioso,
wishing to secure 6 second term, had the
Me- Xlcsn laws 80 amended as to allow his
reelection, and In order to keep Trevino
quiet secured him the above position and
an slmost unlimited stock In the enter
prise. With Trevino in Northern Mexico
Disz has no fears about mis- almost unani-
nous reelection and the defeat Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
WEATHER AND CROPS.
FED River Farmers Exsrcised Ovsr ths
rurbu!ens Coalition OF The hiver.
At Vernon.

at N6tuOhs
Oorref pom dence of the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX May The heaviest
rains Witnessed tor many years fell here
Saturday and Sunday nights. Some thipi
that es much a. six inches Ct water fel
Saturday night. every stream was full
and out of its banks.
Vernon Is again the terminus. Tne
railroad bridge was washed out yesterday
morning, the entire bridge is gone, aud II
will be several days before 1t can be re-
built 50 th.t trains can trJss.
There WAS some hail last night. Upto
this time no considerable damage &c
crops has been heard OF.
The small grain is doing finely. About
nine car leads Of selfbipders hsve beer
sold here already this spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
The g., 8. and ss. L. Sold.
Special to the Gazette.

LoNGvIEw, TEX, May s.-The Gsl-
weston, Sabine and St. Louis Railroad
sold to-day for the remarkably low sum
of 100000, Ave times cheaper than was
expected. Intricate litigation WAS the
Cause of the small amount. WI. GURUS
CT Summit, n. j bid it in for the account
of G. NJ, Whitney & Co, New York.
Among the largest eastern capitalists
present was G. M. Whitney, N. S. Esston
of New York, and W. j. Gurus of Sum
init, N j., whose wife accompanied tim
Governor. Brown of st. Louis wss to
have been here, but sickness prevented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Al Chappell Hill.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CHArPELL HILL. TEX May Tt has
been raining here at intervals for two
weeks, clearing Q f last night after'a hard
blowing rain from the northwest. Tanks
and cisterns Ne well supplied, and water
for stock during the summer is assured.
There are some fears OF the Brszos ever
flowing II much more water falls above
here. Corn and cotton is In splendid
condition, and never looked better at this
time of year,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Rcd River Farmers Unessy.
-

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DBKALB, TEX, May 6.-The leading
citizens of DeKslb who own the Red
river farms Immediately north of this
place are much exercised over the turhu-
lent condition Of the river which Is higher
now than 1t has been since 1913. Many
of the finest farms are wholly submerged
and many houses have been washed sway
and CREST many stock aud cattle lost.
Reports to- dsy say that the river is fall
ing. Heavy rains fell here yesterday.
Farm work is stopped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Ireland.

TO DISCUSS THE PoPE's RKscRIfr.
DUBLIN, Msy Sin accordance with Q
request of the Catholic members OF PArlia-
ment the Lord Mayor of Dublin has
called meeting for May IL to disease
the Pope's rescript. The requisition had
sixty-slx signatures.
COND EMNKD THE RRscRIPr.
DUBLIN, Msy S-rhs National Lssgue
meeting heid at Sligo to-day adopted res
olutions condemning the rescript and
p'edging those present to submit to Mr..
PArnelPs guidance. vf-s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

Special to the Gazette.

special 70 the GAnotte.
: TKxARKANA, TEX, May s-Captain L
B. Fishe, one of the officials of the
Cotton Belt line informs THE GAZETTE
reporter that their trains were not de-
layed by high water as reported last
night.
W. 81. Winfield, the general agent Of
the company left here to-day in cnsrge of
q train OF eight cars Of ministers on their
way to the great Baptist convention at
Richmond, Va.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

u. 49,
Fs, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
I'M. Phillips, Superintendent of the
Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe, was in Forl
Worth Yesterday.
The Santa Fe will sell round trip tick
cts to the Austin drill for IS.
-
ID. Grant, travelling passenger sgeni
of tha ,Qaeen and Crescent, was in Fort
Worth yesterday.
A large force OF. men sre at work put
ting down the track CT the Fort Worth
and New Orleans to q connection with the
Fort Worth and Dsnyer.
-
Fort Worth will have direct line to
the pineries and line to q deep-water
port before many moons wax and wane.
These are undoubted facts.
Meior e. W. Caya, treasurer Of the
Houston sud Texas Central, was in Fort
Worth yesterday. Il Was whispered that
he came TO prepare for an extension OF
the road.
-. -.
II is stated on unquestioned authority
that s railroad company Ia now preparing
to build fifty miles of road to coal, and
Fort Worth will be the initial point Of
that road.
Agent Hsrris says thst probably by
June the St. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas will be run
ming lightning express trains, and
the finest equipped in the state, from
Fort Worth through to Memphis without
change. Good for the Cotton Belt.
-
B. W. Mccullough, general passenger
Gnd ticket agent of the Texas and Pacific
and Missouri Pacific, hiss issued circular
notice THAI the rate to the Austin drill
will be IS for round trip from all points
on the line east of Cisco, including all
lranscontinental points. From points
west Of Cisco one ticket fare will be ed-
dea. These tickets will be on sale May
IL TO is, inclusive, good to 24th to re-
urn.
General Passenger Agent Faulkner an
pounees that the Houston and Texss Cen
trail will sell round trip tickets to the
Austin Drill and cspitol dedication for So
and thst through sleeLers will be
carried on May IA to Is inclusive
The train will leave Fort Worth at $3.50
D. M, and arrive, in Austin st 10 g. N,
next morning. Returning the train
leaves Austin at 6:l5 p. M, and reaches
Fort Worth at IL 10 q. m. next morning.
On ACCOUNT of the Improved Order OF
Red Mems meeting st Shreveport, La.,
the Santa Fe will cell tickets for one and
ons-third flrss-clsss limited fare for round
trip. Good going MAYBE and to return3
May 10, On account OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church meeting at Bsiti- |
more excursion rates on the Santa Fe will
be one and one third fare. using drst clase I
limited rate in computing round TIP rstes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

An eastern paper tells Of the queer wsy
its name. The citizens decided upon the
name Of Orangetown, and sent their
minister to get an act OF incorporation
from the Legislature. The clerk Of that
body was q little shaky on orshogrsp5y
and thought "orrirg &" was the proper way
to spell orange. The pastor loved q
Joke and made no correction, but let the
word 60 es written.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

~ General Debility, Esiatior, Con
I1hm pffHA, md Wsstip q Chtidr~p, -.cot,'s
Phui z(es, as 40 Ssaluaoie food and.
S gthes< Be- ne pg( tystem, So builde5H
:! 9 boczs ssssl AL ~ ~ !s!sA Sos.s I.
sion- Eoas1 has cesssd. gained 1H and
strepgt6, and from all appearannas hil3Ae Will
hospital Steward, NorKsneai Pa. 81 " =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
England.
KILLED BY HIS HORSE,

KILLED BY his HORSE.
LONDON, May As Malone Sands, an
American, was starting out for ride last
evening his horse fell sud rolled upon
him. Mr.. Sands was removed to St.
Georges hospita. where he died two
hours,afterpayd. He married 9 niece Of
the American banker Levi P. Morton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Holland.

THE KINGS HEALTH IMPROVING.
TIE HAsUE, May 8-Tbe Kings health
is steadily improving. Although unsble
to leave his rooms as yet, he receives wis.,
itors daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
At Chioos

At Chico.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CHICO. Tx. MayT.-The heaviest rain
fell here yesterday that has fallen this
spripg. Crops are growing nicely except
cotton, which has been ruined IN some
localities by worms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
The Emperor OF Brs I'll ssAsring from
Pisurisy Has oendiEion Serious. =
Itay.s

DON PEDRO SUFFERING FROM PLEURrsY.
MILAN, May S.-The Emperor Of Brazil
is suffering from pleurisy, The physi-
clans attending him say his condition Is
serious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
China.
MONUMENT To GEN O.,

NUNUHbNT 10 GkN WURDONs
LONDON, May S-The Chinese govern
meDt mas decided to erect q monument to
Gen. Gordon on the scenes of his victo-
RE. over the TAPPING rebels.
Taree Thousand persons have been
drowned by the food IN the Canton river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

Two years ago the Japsnese sGn
ment sent committee 10 Plisdeip.o ~.
learn how its mint is made aaa - q.
Quoted. On the route the connnl'T .,,a
amined the San Francisco mint 6 S
hiss now mint In full operstioD $3.50 y. IN.
and In remembrance for fayors I've s.,n
mtssjOners have sent to the An. ,si
minfse collection Of Jspsnese COLE ,,.I
medals and pictures OF the new Vs.
money making factory. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Sell May IL, 1Sand II, limit for return
to June 8.
The Arkansas Pass Assured.
nasisI e. e., na,-s<.

Austin, TEX, May s.-Austin people
to-day signed two million dollar bond
to guarantee the right Of way and depot
grounds for the Austin branch Of the Ar
ansas Pass Road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

= Angoe8sfz RIssers4s snowaSAs the great reg.
ulster the HEesrve oEe6As all oys the
or df1esiss u To geua1a6 article, Gufac.
tursd BY Df.J. assstegss 4 sonst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
At Newport.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
NEWPORT, TEX, M.y THE heaviest
rain OF the season fell on the night of the
5.h and morning of the 9Th inst.
Crops are growing ezcellently, garden
vegetables are fine, and crops generally
are good.
Our country Is looking up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
Germ any,
EMPEROR FREDERICK

EMPEROR FREDBRICk's CONDITION.
BERLIN, May s.-The Emperor passed
better night and slept fairly well.
The discharge OF pus Is decreasing and
his fever is low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

See that your tickets read via Te1a. snt p,
cine HALLWAY. For maps, time tables, ti.IsI
rates and all required Information, call on
Worth.
JAKE ZURN, Ticket Agent City Oss, Or
ner Main and Third streets.
d; o. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Arch
Dallas.
=, VI MCCULLOUGH, General PaSsssls
and Ticket Agent, Dallas, Tex.
JNO a. GRANT. General Manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

4cquiesceu IN " ne-fIy m M VaEqe3 a.
terested, and it is likely th6t JQdge Ms
serson viii approve the nastsr's report
when 1t comes before him Tomorrow.
The report Of the master further shows
that the receiver, besides paying all
operating expenses has paid Two, semi-
annual instsllments Of interest. He has
also ,psid on over $4,000 Of. preferred
liabilities which had been incurred when
the road was placed into his hands, and
nas bull seventeen miles of new road,
completing the connection through to
Shreveport.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
1hGF lyi1gD0V|t|QP@'l'

A rica,y frosted alverisS. nyi,,s -
O's.. Of Life 'er'si hsaaar. An H.,
aean.sd. II lnDsstsa frosted ,,ar ny
and sssa .ssd m.s4laoen. floral card, =,
teen 'rse piss Aseas to any one w. ~
buy fr0a pssl'' boz of the sspsis.,'
o. hoLAss's onEssRArED LIVER Pr
Is ''''' sag mall us the outside ~rap,.,. -
TIE box Sita. 4 cents in stamps.
address plaslss FILMING Bro.., pr,,e
pAs &. MN;
HC. No Lanes Livey Pills ,,s,
TOR 'escA Headache, Bliousne., And so
STA. Theyare peculiarly adapted fl, !
and are absolutely safe. Prepared
ouress mssasisIs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
At Kaufm an,

Albanian,
special to the Gazette.
KAUFMAN, Tx, Msy 8 -Ksufman ard
the surrounding country have been
blessed with good rains, and the outlook
for good crops is tistteripg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

An Albany cattle broker Is % t,on
ssfraid Of meeting death In S vioieanacst,
that he cannot be psrsua ed TO ~.
railroad train or steamboat, oreYs-
hind Q horse. g. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09
THK RAILROADS.
All the Texas Railroads Will Sell
Round Trip Tickets to Austin
For Five Dollars.
a X silraad to tbs GOAL Lands, to this Pr
neries and to Deep water. The Got
ton Bslt-Notes.
Home Notes.

nc. Corney, trainmaster on the Santa
Fs, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
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