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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
A Big Little Gun,

II u reported that the Ameer of
Afghanistan Is dead, and AZ the least
Tum0r from that country is usually ac-
oompenied by several speculations rs to
What Russia is going to do, we may
GhOrtly hear Of various Muscovite doings
calculated to excite the tail of the British
Hon. Said tail Is unusually sensitive just
now because of the distressing mess of
Canada with the Americans, and poor
lttis Afghan chief can't even die with.
out agitsting leonine feelings.
Tue Ameer of Afghanistan occupies
position In. the worlds international
Affairs 70 unique and important that it
can only he compared In shsdowy way
With the position of Ferdinand of Bull
onxia. His country Is the gateway of
1ndia but two of the most powerful
nAtiOns on earth have keys in opposite
oides OF the lock, and IL they should
quarrel, the one that moved the most
sApidly would hold the situation,
1od the ameer and his people
uouid be lucky II they saved their
lives in the succeeding row. The ameer
. = . harbar0us mountain chief of insight.
1oant power, but he might under certain
oonditi0ns plunge the whole civi.
! Gzed world in war. 1t is not
pgobsble that he would fulfill
euchs conditions. by dying just at the
1eoseat moment, but he appears fated
$ooeosr or later to afford pretext for the
eplsure OF his country by one or the
tehsr Of the jealous powers on either side
- The mountains. The great value OF
- country to these powers lies in the
Z paturSi military strength Of the narrow
ond long mountain passes where, in many
Danoss. . single battery could hold an
eFny hack, aud sIso, and perhaps chiefly,
y ~ capacity OF the great and fertile
onbas lAHds for supporting large army.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

CouPARnoH eoLIcIrIp "A wise disorimina.
ton should be exercised by all who take med
icine. The proprietors of Hoods sarsaparflls
solicit uefui comparison Of this medicine
with other blood purifiers ana medicines be-
ing confident that the peOuliar merits ~
nOod's sa,sapsrilia are 80 apparent that the
people will unhesitatinsly prefer It 10 any
other preparation. Hoods Barsapariila 10 not
a mixture Of Molasses ana . few snort roots
ana herbs, but It IL peculiar concentrated ex'
tract of the best Alternative ana blood purify.
ing remedies Of the vegetable Kingdom. The
enormous sales of Hood's sarsAparills, ana tho
wonderful cures efieoted. prove even moro
than has been claimed for this medicine. II
you are siok the best medicine 10 none too
rood Therefore take Hood q BArsapAri)Ia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
A Hint n Pupy People.

From their arrival on this planet to their
usually carly departure from II, people OK
weak constitutions and angular physiques
pass q sort Of hall. existence. Like dormice
they burrow In their homo retreats, AFRAID OF
heat, afraid Of cold. constantly afraid that the
shadow Of the dread reapcrwill materialife ana
exact the forfeit which he demands from sIl.
sooner or later. No finer medicinal assurepco
ri counparatiye yigor for the feeble exists Than
That Afforded by ftostetteys stomach Bittsrs:
iJsed with persistence mot with spnrts ana
spasms- this genial and professionally com.
mended tonic will do much toward Inies'nk
scrnWny angles In the human figure. Ap.
petite. i,erve tranquility and nightly reposo
arc encouraged by u. and . malariai' Insu-
cstablishes digestion and prevents kidney
troubles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

Two Of the easayist before the Home.
pathic Medical society, In Pbilsdelphia, hsd
hopeful Views about the cures Of two Of the
most terrible Of incurable diseases One
thought that consumption wss not heredi.
tary and could be cured II properly treated
In Its incipient stages /; another DIR. Mohr
related = case of the accidental cure of a
malignant growth Of cancer by the break.
ing out OF erysipslss. This accidental cure,
DR.. Mohr declared, has possibly opened ur
way by which cancer can be cured with
the virus Of erysipelsA BisIpaper created
much talk and DR.. Mohr was asked . great
many questions regarding bis patient, who
IL now In better fesh than she has been for
six years
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

The Association games Of beee ball re'
suited q follows yesterday. AZ Cinci.:
natl Cincinnati I, Athletic o Cincinneu
2, Athletis 1; st Louisville Lcu,svIiis
Brooklyn o [; st ST. Louis 81. Louis D.
Bsltimore baltimore, 8, 81 Louis, o.
Ksnsas CITY Kansas City, 8; ;Cisvsaand
4.
The League games were: At Indian
spoiis Philadelphia, 2 lndieuapolis !;
81 Pittsburg: Boston Pittsburg 0 q
oSiS:eo' oSicssS, 6; ' w.sh,nason, ! q Dss,ois
New York, s; Detroit, 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

JUDGE THURMAN hes efiectuslly en-
swered,i he has no. silenced, the malicious
rumors that have not been checked by re-
spectfor hisgrsy head from imputingto him
Q hatred Of the colored rsce. Ho shows that
neither he nor his parents owned slaves
and that his grandfather sscrinoed large
part Of bis property by freeing his slaves.
The Judge himself has . record absolutely
clear Of any trace of enmity 10 the race.
He explained to his colored audience on
Thursday the isnomipy Of their present
position ss the political slaves Of the Re.
publican party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

A CONTEMPORARY notes with surprise
that York county woman recently sent
one cent by mail to party with whom she
had been unable to make the exact change
for purchase. There II nothing surpris-
ingly honest about that. We ourselves
make practice Of returning stamped en-
velopes that may hsve been sent 70 us for
our autograph !; and We don't put anything
inside OF them, either. As II costs two
cents to return . cent and don't cost any.
thing TO return . stamped envelope 1t
strikes Ms that our honesty In more thorough
and refiued than that Of the York county
party for the smAllness OF the sum re-
turned seems to be the cause OF remark.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
WANA AMAkHR'S

In order to think OF the Up
holstery now. We were never
in better shape to help your
thinking.
The new importations OF Cur
tains are at hand.
Nottingham
ewi-s Tamboursd
Brussels ana
Brussels point
New effects in Heavy Curtains.
Novel Patterns, rich colorings.
Tapestry, Jutes, Damasks.
Pushes, Brocatelles, and plain
and fancy new things in yard
goods for Curtains and cover
ing. To light up the dark cor
ners of a room and make the
home more homelike.
Only a word OF prices
never so low for same quality
of goods.
Second floor. north OF Transept.
Lazy Chairs, dreamy Chairs.
So cunningly shaped and up.
holstered that they touch every
tired spot and lull you to rest.
Try till you find one that just
fits. Sorts enough.
Third ioor. -Four elevators.
Shop worn Memorandum
and Bill Books. Many i'm
| ported - in Russia Leather,
English Calf, and imitation
Seal. Mostly Card-cases with
two or three Memo. Books in.
cluded. Third and half price
25c to 81.
Two numbers of Letter Copy.
Ing Books that a manufacturer
wanted to close out. All per.
feet goods and good paper.
Canvas or leather backs, with
| cloth sides.
800 pages for $50
800 pages Ior 0ic
700 pages for 7bc
600 pages for 9Oc
lcO0 pages Tor sl
NearJun'per ana Market streets corner.
Big Buttons are the style for
trimming. They add to the
sparkle and dash Of the elegant
new striped Novelties and rich
Bordered Dress Stuffs.
More cunning designs and
cute turns than ever in Buttons
this year. They fit in with
every shade and tint and oddity
and quirk that Fashion has pre-.
scribed in costumes and wraps
this season. Art and elegance
in them. The new sorts are in
sight--brilliant. dull, extrava.
CANT modest; for every taste
and every use.
| crochet silk
mohair velvet
| braid satin
| lssting agate
i bone horn
and they come in almost myriad
styles and colors. We have
counted a few Of the kinds.
btI sorts of Metal Buttons, 90 to o. doz.
26A sorts of Ivory Buttons, 90 to $50 dog.
los sorts of Pearl ButtOns, 20 to ss.2S a dog
lSo sorts OF White Pearl buttons, SO TO S3.T
OF jet lis styles, black croche,
I4o styles, and so on.
A Button carnival.
Northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER
COMPLEXION POWDHR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21
pRoCLAMATION-

DROCLAMATION-
L SPECIAL CITY ELECTlON.
The qualified electors of tho Third ward OF
the city OF Lancaster are hereby notified that
an election will be held In the Third Ward at
on TU EsUAY, septerao Der Is, 1855. between the
hours OF 7 q. In. and p. m, for the pu pose OF
electing one member OF Common Council. TO
Henry X. Croft.
Given under my hand this 18th DAY OF Sep
EDw. sD0ERLEY, Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

man sssains thss sgs 10 ought W b willing
70 retire from political LIE. ] certainly
SHALL"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

NOTIOH To TRESPA6SERS AND
~ 0UkHkkS.-All persons are Aoreoy sor.
bidden 70 trespass ON any Of the lands q tAo
LAnoAStor COUNTIES, VkothsI inel0oo1 q unin.
closed. either for The purposs Of shnotane @
desigpsd Aftex this n0ttees tees
w. QOL1nAl kRBBhA1.
AP11Oy ALO1Q,
DM: q " nSk3GaA -,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-21

We would Call Your Attention to special
Line HkNRIETTAs. II Shades, All Wool, 20
inches wide. only S7kc yard These are not
goods: The low price Is our secret. Tae Susi.
ity win meet your every expectation. Those
Who VII lo3k over our large and varied e
ored, viii cease to wonder at the popularity OF
this familiar dress material. II anything
than dress Of these goods We have yet to Dee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
UNION STOCK YARDS

San Antonio Oontr mplat Capturing Some
Of The Live Stock TRADE OF The Country.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March IA
number Of gentlemen with abundant
means and influence have formed COM
psDy tor the establishment here OF extern
slve union stock yards. The eo-opera-
ton OF the Southern Pacific, San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass and the Missouri Pa
C 4 Railways has been secured. The
scheme contemplstes the erection st the
yards of first-clsss hotel, capable of &C
C )mmodstiDg all stockmen who come to
the city to do business, and ell the locsi
banks have agreed to the establishment
at the yards Of union bank. II the
scheme is consummated It will have the
effect of diyertiug in great me =
sure much OF the stock trade
which goes from the southwest to Chi
c,go and ST Louis 10 San Antonio. The
plan contem plates the Capitalization here
of the gresler part Of the cattle. horses
and sheep buyers Of Tex1e, IS we'll IS
bringing here great portion Of that Of
the borders states and of Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
An INCARNATE FIEND.
a Quiet Mob in kentucky Cuts Short his
Earthly Career

a Quiet Mob in Kentucky Cuts Short Els
Earthly Career
HoPKINsvGLLE, KY, March 14.-Jo hn
Henry Skinner, alias Cox, alias Reynolds,
was taken from the county ISL this
morning by sn orderly MOB and hanged
to large cherry tree, two miles west Of
Hopkinsville, on the Cadiz road,
near where this incsrnata villain
IN pure wantoDnes, shot down
R. e. ForGueer, an iuof9nsive citizen, en-
the night Of November Is, 1857. The
crowd, vGriously estimated 81 from 100
to geo persons, masked and arms
with Winchester TiheS, quietly
ma ched up Main street and surrounded
the courthouse. SIX men seized the
iaiIer and demanded Of him the keys Of
me jail cell. The isiler answered ths.
they could not get them, that his wife
was absent with the keys IN her pos
session. Lorg was then covered with
six rlfas AID admonished thst If
he made an outcry he would quickly enter
INFO smother world. Oae OF TIE guards
took lamp left burning or table near
the door and going into Longs private
apartment found the keys on the wall
pied by Skinner. Skinner was lying down.
He quickly took in the situation n coollT
remarked: "Gentlemep, let me put on
my clothes? Ny life has brought no ore
any good, and l en- thankful that nv
death CT lesst may be scurc, o.
blessing to you murderers " He wss
abruptly cut short With, "Be quicz about
it." His hands were tied behind him
with leather string, and rope was
placed around his neck With knot under
the chin. The rope WAS placed about q
villa cherry tree on limb projecting
across the street. The prisoner was made
to stand fSt-footed on a spring wagon.
Al sigma the vehicle was started snd
the unfortunate mans soul was uncsTe-
ANONYMOUSLY hurled into eternity.
He was straDgled to deE b.
The mob then dispersed, leaving the
CHASTITY figure swinging to the limb,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
HHIiE WRI&HT.
Twelve stDssn's suspsndsn from Grayson
College

Twelve studs n's Suspended from Grayson
College
Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwRIGHTt Tx March I4.-Yes-
terdsy evening :baut O'Clock, two Of
The sectionmgn on the Missouri Pacific
Railway were very badly bruised MP,
There were ;ouf meD on the hsndcsr, and
we're goi0g So rate OF ten miles an hour
when the car Jumped The track, throwing
two of the men ahou: twenty feet from
the track. Tie lever struck MIR. Ben
Hurst's arm, breaking it just above The
wrist. TIE other one, Frank Marshall,
vent to imp from the car but fell, lis
knee strsir Il tie sid cutting CT ugly
cash about four inches long, which Il
very painful. B 18th men were resting
easy last night.
TIE professors OF ths Grayson College
at this place suspended twelve OF tbs
students yesterday for disobeying the
rules. About twenty more Sre expected
to get the bounce tomorrow.
Cotton is coming in pretty lively sine
the roads nave begun to dry up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
MYSTERIOUS CORPSE.
The Unidens, f sd Buoy of Negro Found
Mar Houston.

Tho UnideBs f sd BODY of q Negro Found
Mar Houston.
special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEx March l4.-This after
noon Justice R.iley was sent for TO go
out in the country about twelve miles,
near the head Of Sims bayou, to hold an
inquest over the dead body of negro
msn found at that point this morning
Che dead msn has not been Identified.
The parties who found the body say that
it was neatly dressed and apparently
about forty-years of age, SRd he had IN his
pockets two notes addressed TO Houston
ladies'; that there WAS not cent Of
money on his person; that
one OF his hips appeared
to be disloca'ed and that his lift eye had
been gouged out, and was lying on his
cheek Near where the body was found
were fresh signs Of where a horse had
grszed. Inquiry was made 20 discover
II any colored man in the Dejghborhood
was missing, but it seems that sll an
swersd the roll call or were ACCOUNTED
for,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
WAXABACGlE.
T0ok an Overdose OF Laudauum and Died
stuck IN a BoR-E.eciOn Ordered.
apasyaI IN tho Gazatte

E0ok an Overdose OF Laudauum and Died
stuck IN a BoK-E.ecuon Ordered.
Special TO the Gazette.
WAxAHACHJE, Tx, March 1.-THE
grand Jury now in session has returned
ninety indictments.
man named Tubbs, while getting OF
the train 81 Palmer last Saturday, fell and
had his foot badly smashed.
The hfIeen-month-old daughter Of Mr..
McCoulskey was severely burned aoout
the head and neck one DAY this week, her
clothing having caught on fire In her
mothers absence.
The Rev. G. W. Briggs Of Dallas will
deliver two sermons here on Easter Sun
day.
Sheriff Rjburn brought from Sherman
yesterday one J. II Phillips, charged
with swindling J. P. Cooper.
De. James L Edwards of Ennis has OBJ
tanned judgment against the Missouri
Pacific Railway for $1,000 damage TO &
drove of cattle ne shipped 10 DemIng, n.
NJ, about TWO years ego
J. D. Price OF 0V lis, his County, was
arrested last M0ndsy under three indlct-
ments, charging him with theft of q &C y,
corn snd OaIs. TIE properly belougedtc
the estate OF his bro her.
John Harper Of Ferris, who has been
running drug store there, was arrested
and Imprisoned here last Monday,
charged with selling whisky illegally.
MIR. j. L Skinner OF ths frm OF Skin
ner & Lloyd, ooos and sloe dealers, died
81 his ,me 10 this city on Saturday
night, March 10. at l2 O'Clock, after .
brief illness. Mr.. Skinner, just before
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
his death, was suffering from a severe at

his death, was suffering from severe at
tack Of nervousness, and took an over
dose of lsudanum and sweet spirits OF
nitTe that hsd been prepared for. him by
DR.. West. He went into room adioin-
icg he family room to write letter to
sister living in distant state, and, when
his wife entered the same room, some
minutes afterwards, she found him asleep
In his chair. Upon failing to arouse him
she gave alarm and physician was at
once called. A stomach pump wss ap-
Piled, but the medicine had been too
nearly absorbed TO render 1t of vAlusble
assistance. The patient, however, was
kept awake all night by being walked and
beaten, and by Saturday morning was
pretty nearly free from the narcotic ef-
fects of the drug. During the day, Sat-
urday, he took nourishment and ex-
planned to the family and friends about
making the mistake in taking the medi-
cine. In the afternoon, Saturday, he
began to grow worse, and fingered till IL
O'Clock that night, about which hour he
brt athed his last. He wss q fine business
msn, clever and courteous, and was the
pstentee of the one seam pl0w and road
s1Ce,
Ou his uoy " VILE SAtJ lAOiA GhAEAANAN VI
last Thursday, Mr.. G. 7. Cooper, who
was horseback uudertor k to cross g ag
in the road near Farrar's lane On the upper
Milford road. The horse Immediately
commenced sinking and wss soon down
10 the bog to his neck. Mr.. Cooper
sprang from his back, when the horse I,
being powerful one, with great effort
succeeded in extricatiug himself. Mr.
Cooper now discovered himself sinking
and begging up to his thighs, and only
after struggling fully half and hour made
hard ground himself.
Mayor DuBose at the last regular
meeting OF the City Council reported that
he had ordered an election to be held on
April 8, for three councilmen, city mar
shall, secretary, treasurer, assessor and
collector.
Candidates for the various county
offices are bobbing up in various locali-
ties, and the drove promises to be legion
e'er the fatal n yvemoer arrives.
The Hebrew fraternity gave grand
hop in tie opera house here last Friday
evening, complimentary TO L. influential
and bride, who had just returned from 3
wedding tour north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15

One OF Pnilsdelpbia's leading society
l.diss has ner senIkrsut made at nome
Just ss her mother and grandmother did,
out it is quietly binted in blue-blood cir.
cles tina ohe makes the servant who does
the "stampirg" wash his fee before be.
ginning thEt process, which is vitality nee
sssary to good saurkreu.. In the back
Pennsylvania Dutch region the soiution il
disregsrded, and so3e Of the older people
hold that this is proper. 1t Is . fact
however, that In one residence on West
Walnut street ssurkraut IS made and
stamped" with the bare feet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
BADLY RATCLED.
The AuStins Defeat the Crack Cincinnati
Bsse Bail slpb.

The AustinE Defeat the Crack Cincinnati
Base Ball Glnb.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX March IA The Austin
Base Ball CLUB met the Clncinuatis again
to-dsy and in beautiful game beat them
by q score of FIVE 10 two. The Austin
club made three runs In the frat Inning,
two in the third and one in The 9Th Gin
cinnatis played hard 10 overcome the
lead obtained by Austin 10 the beginning
Of the game, but with the exception Of one
run in the first and one in the fourth
inniag they we're goose egged throughout
The Austin club had but three errors
charged sgsinst them during the game.
CincinDatis had eight errors. Austin is
jubilsnt over the defeat Of the crsck nine
OF the American Association, while the
Reds are badly ratified.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
CLEBURNK.

Suits against a Bank-JnsEmept R.n.
Gered for PIEinufi.
Special to tho GszetTe.
CLEBUREE, Tx, March 1.-THE In
perial Roller Mill Company have fIet
suit against the First Ns'iorsl Bank Of
Cieburnp, claiming damages TO The
amount of S2O, 900, for the unlawful and
malicious levy II st!scamaDt upon n il
property. They have also entered Eu.l
agsinst 3 II SAUNDERS Ell 81. for the sun
of SO, 000 damages, for the wrongful and
vexasious suing Uut aud levy Of attach
ment on this property.
judgment in the case Of Coxvs Souther
was rendered in the County court to-dey
In favor Of plaintiff, for $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
4 TEST CASE.

An Important Trial Under Way In ths Dis.
triot Court az Houston.
Special to the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX, March 1.-THE Dis,
trictcourt was. engaged to-day in the
trial Of the case o. Giddings & Giddings
vs.. William R. Baker, late president Of
the defuGct City Bank. The suit is
brought TO receiver deposits
in the bank at the time
OF failure TO the amount OF
$4,000. Messrs. Scott Levi OF G .lyas.
ton and o. r Holt represent the plsin-
tbs, and Hutchisou, Darlington & Sears
and Goldthwsite & Ewing appear for the
defendant. This II is understood will be
test case, and il it is decided agsinst
the defendant will involve several hun
dred thousand dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
1eCrsIi,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, Msrch 14.-Mr. jos.
Kellar has inss returned from Marshall,
where he placed in Jail Mr.. james Brad
field, whom he arrested here on papers
from Harrison county CD charge CT
forgery supposed to have been committed
several years ago.
The Texas Central Railroad will have
shipping pens up In time to ship the beet
cattle to be Shipped in { month or 50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
The Country cousin oaush, oO.
Toledo Blaze.

Boston Yourg L.dy-Don't say "Yase, 81
Polly; the word is pronounced HAwEe"
Country Cousin-Certainly deer. Well,
IS was saying, went down town to buy
some lswzs to trim my hat, and walked
ct such pawze that people must have
thought that was in for q rawze, and
when got to the store my iswz9 wss SIS
red as FIRE. Do correct ue when l say
anything countrlfed, won't you, Anas-
taWE.?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
WACO.

Indictments BIZ tho Grand Jury-Arre,ted
for Adultery.
special to the Gazette.
Waco, TEX, March 1.-THE grand
jury brought in fifteen indictments to-
day. Six of these were sgsinst ice
Thomas for horse aud COW theft, and fol
theft of property over the amount OF 500
He was arrested snd placed IL jail, moi
being able to give bond.
The case of l. P. Anderson Vs. Joeres
Bios, q suit on promissory note, was
compromised during the trial and dis
missed from court.
John Abel, 5 barber, and Mrs. Emms
R Reeves, were arrested today Charged
with adultery. Abel was placed in iai
for lack Of bail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
A Marrow Escape.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX March 14-This morn
ing Miss Mamie Thornton took by mig
take dessert tesspooniul of the nuid ex-
tract Of bellsdonna. DR.. j. ?. Blount
was Immediately called in, and at latest
accounts the young lady Is In fair way
to recover
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-15
Clarendon.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

OOrrttponuence OF Int GHzett6s
CLARENDON, TEX, March, Is AT the
meeting of the County Commissioners of
DonleY county, held here to-day, petit
ton Yves Re eived for the organization Of
Carson county, but, after some discus
sion, the consideration of the question
was postponed until May next. The COM