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DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENrTNr

THE ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE
Advice to Invalids.-If You wish 10 oA,.,,
quiet refreshing sleep, free from headache -
ner from pain and anguish. to calm and assnars
the weary achings OF protraeted disease n
v1gorate the nervous media. and reguiafe -
circulating systems OF the BODY Won viz r-o
vide yourself with that marvellous reu,ellx as
covered by DR.. J. Coils Browne Cate AM
H Me9lSa1 Ss2nl to which he gave the name q
profession to be the most wonderful ana 49,
able remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNEis the bestremedy known fer
coughs. Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma
CHLORODYNE acts like charm in Df.--.
nea and is the only specific in Cholera ~
Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effeetually cuts short Al A.
Spasms. -
CHLoRODYNRi the only palliative in S..
Ialgia, rheumatism, Cont. Cancer, Toothseh@
Meningitis, &C.
From Symes & Co., Pharmaceutical Chez
=; T. Davenport. Esq. s., Great Russell Strees
blooms oury, London. Dear Sir.-We emb-sre
this opportunity of eOngratulat1no Won mon -
mi1SS;,sPieaq reputation this justly esteemed
meolelne, Dr. j. Coils Brownies Chlo-oi~1s
mas earned for itself not only in Hindos,s1,,
onI All over the East. As remedy for geoS-si
aLinty: we must question whether a better "a
imported into the country, and we shan ~ -
Io near of its finding place in everv 49, -
Indian home The other brsn6s ~ = ~--s---
10 say, are now relocated to tn NATIVE - -
ana, judging from their sale We fanr~ 49,.
so1ourn there will be but evanesrenS "
could multiply instances al sRfnifsr11 Of - : a.
traorolnary efficacy of Dr.. Coils Browne-s 1t1-
rooyne IN DiarrhGa and Dysenterv- Srss--~
cramps, Neuralgia, the Tomirfnr Of pre----
anu as . general sedative. that have 6rr1-s<;;
under our personal observation drriue- D--~
years In Sholera1c Dia-rhea and eve7 n -
more terrible forms OF CholerS itself - 49,,
Witnessed Its surprisingly controllinr $780,,
We nave never used any Other fo-Ts ~ 49,
meoelns than Coils Brownies fror, <-t
convection that il is decidedly II e beSf ~, -
rom sense OF duty we owe to the 5rofe-- -
ana the public, as We are Of oDfuior 49, -
substitution OF any other than Coils B-o-- -
- DELiBkk4Tk BREACH or PATH oN rHE Psz-
OF THE CHEMIST TO PKEScRrrEr s~n --- -
ALiAk- We are, Sir. faithfully yours Sr--e- =
20, Members of the Pharu Secferr ~ 60.
lists. ~e-o- : ~as4-
,,CAUTlON.-Yice-Cha Chancellor SIR n
"ODu stsIeo that Dr. J. Coils Brovre -
uInuouoteuly. the Inventor OF Chlorodvoe- -.
tne story OF the defendant Freeunan ~. -
uoerately untrue, which. he regretted - -
1854. -ss, Saly y
Sold in bottles at Is. I'D. - Al A. -
-no rs easn- None Is genuine wifho1r e.
MofuS Dr- j. Coils Brownies Chlorod~1e = -
snS 0oselnment stamp OTerwhelnf1~ net
cal testimony accompanies each bottle
Cauuon.-Beware OF Piracy and rnisar,,-s
sole Manufscture-J T DAvrvpo1- -
1reai Russell Street. Bloomsburx To-.SS, : -
1904 6n
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eminent met the resident Ministers
of foreign lands, the Consuls and the
Captain OF the war ship Adams, and
they decided to send S. NJ. Damon to
go and ask Wilcox to give himself
and his men up as prisoners.
We ind IN these extracts two des-
criptions OF the same event, which
was one of public notoriety. The de
PENDANTS had as much right to pre-
pare and publish an account OF 1t as
the plaintiff. Their description con
tains no intrinsic evidence of being q
COPY of the similar description in the
other book. True, it may have been
borrowed from the plaintiffs work
and so changed as to destroy the
evidences of It's origin, but there Is
no evidence of this and no partlcu-
lar necessity for it on the part of the
defendants, as the information could
in all probability have been obtained
from newspapers and persons pre-
sent on the occasion referred to.
Moreover, the passage, standing
alone. is not of sufficient Importance
even if it is piracy, to support the
plaintiffs contention as to his dam
age in consequence of it, as well as
of the other alleged piracies, which,
as I have already remarked do not
support the bill of complaint.
" Where the extracts are trifing, the
Court will not interfere" BELL V.
Whitehead, IL l.. j., al, and Curtis
on Copyright, 324.)
have compared the two books In
other particulars than those pointed
out by the plaintiff, and do not find
anything in the arrangement OF the
defendants book, which is sugges-
tive of the arrangement of the other,
nor have 1 come across any features
besides those already referred to
which appear to have been borrowed
from it. The defendants certainly
have committed no greater piracy
than the obvious theft of the popular
title of the great Englishman, in
volved in the name they have given
to their work.
Judge Story, in Emerson VS.. Da-
vies, 8 Story's R. 76S, says: at
IS not sufficient to show that it (de-
PENDANTS book may have been sug-
gested by Emerson's, or that some
parts and pages of it have resem-
blance in methods and details and
Illustrations to Emersons. 1t must
be further shown that the resem-
blances in those parts and pages are
so close, SO full, so uniform, so strik-
ing as fairly to lead to the conclu-
sion that the one is substantial
copy of the other or mainly Dor
rowed from it. In short, that there
is substantial identity between them.
A copy is one thing, an imitation or
resemblance another" By this test
1 do not find that the plaintiff has
made such a showing as to call for a
further defence on the part OF the
defendants.
1 therefore allow the defendants
motion and will sign an order for the
dismissal of the bill of complaint.
As this disposes OF the case | need
not consider the other point.
September %, 1890.
W. G. Achi for plaintiff; A. Rosa
for defendant.
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IN CHAMBERS BEFORE DOLE, j.
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DECISION.

BILL FOR INJUNCTION AND ACCOUNT
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Lord Queensberry writes that he
is not an atheist, but an "agnostic. "
He believes in religion that comes
under the Marquis of Queensberry
rules, probably.
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A careful estimate made by the
Maine Central Railroad says that
pleasure-seekers have en-
tered the State this season.
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AagartissGenia.

Will leave Honolulu at ? O'Clock .. m, touching
at Lahaina. Maalaea Bay and MAIZENA, the same
day; Mahukona, Kawaihae, and Laupahoehoe
the following day. arriving at Hilo at midnight.
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Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
Islands.

Thomas X. NATHANIEL IS. SAMUEL
X. PUA AND THOMAS p. SPENCER.
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Executors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAT-
~, lng been duly appointed Ezecar9r az IA
MI, VIII OF ANTOINE G. CUNHA- late a. Hc-o-
Inlu, deceased notice is hereby given % Il1
LESSONS having claims agains. said Esiafc X
PeI vouchers. 70 the undersigned ufthfn -
m sIns from the date hereof o. they VII be
forever barred, and all persons indebted = said
menf to the undersicnee-
ANTOINE G. CUNHA. j..
executor OF VIII OF Anf1ne G. Cuul1-
Honolulu, October 2lst. 1850. 1Sf--1<
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
THEY ARE COMING.

Stockmen Gathering in Fort Worth, and
They Want To Sell Cattle AMI Hogs.
Already the good effects OF the refrig-
eraIor and the packing house in Fort
Worth can be seen. Stooknen are here
from different parts OF the state to get
the two institutions. and to inquire
about the market for their stock. Yes
terday there were numbers ut the stock
yards, some with hogs and cattle they
were delivering, ami some to make sales
of stock they had at home. Among
those who were at the yards who had
come to see about selling both hogs and
cattle was Nj. s. G. 8. Thomas of
Brown county, one of the leading stock
men of that section. he stated 10 q
GAZETTE reporter that he had a good lot
or fat hogs, stock hogs and fat cattle,
and was anxious 10 sell to Fort Worth.
He also stated that the stock interests OF
Brown county were in pretty good shape,
except perhaps that there were too many
cattle there for the amount of range.
Hog raising was receiving considerable
attention an would now receive more as
there was good market for them mere.
Mr.. Thomas, with a number of other
stockmen, went through the big packing
house, aud had the workings o; it ex-
planned by Superintendent Bernum.
~ hud no idea that it was such big
,hing!" was the exclamation of al in
the party.
The plant will be in full blast next
week. There are now at the yards 1900
OF head of hogs, number of fut cattle,
and more of b0,n are on the road.
Five carloads of hogs aud two of cattle
were received yesterday.
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he will feed at his splendid farm one and
a half miles west of here.
rha. ,r..ioan Dur, or $500 Doubted.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The depart
ment of state Is without Information
respecting the alleged impos ton by
Mexico of discriminating duty o. $500
per carload on american cattle, which Is
reported from the West. Acting Secre-
iary Aaee says when the Mexican gov
eminent by a decree issued a year ago
increased duty on imported cattle and
swine (Which. by way, were general du-
ties and not directed especially against
the United Ststes), the department %
state WAS informed of the action within
twenty-four hours. and while he cannot
deny the last reported action, he is COM
PEELED TO doubt it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
KOUND-UPS
Why the Texas Cattlem IL Should En-
courage Ecfr;gpratorS in Texas.
XII Cattle Wh~rr They Are RaIsrd and Ship
dressed Neat Fast AMI the I'D Four
VIII be Downpd.

The question OF establishing retrigera-
tors snd sluughtering cattle iE the range
country has been discussed for sometime /.
and as against shipping to long distance
markets ard killing the cnttle there, the
Idea has been gaining friends all
along. Tint cattle are in better condi-
Ton when shipped from the range, and
make better beef than after journey by
fail OF thousand or more miles there Is
no doubt. and that dressed beef Gun be
shipped just as cheap as cattle on hoof
can ls well known. All things being
equai there 10 no reason why the dressed
leei lus.ness should not prosper a. we'll +,
hot better. in the range country "a il
does IN the East. The following cores
nondenre on the subject between Mr..
ueUEGe u. Baruum, superintendent of
NE Fort Worth packing company aud
W. or the leading meat dealers Ia New
!uFN City unquestIouaOly hits the uail on
me head, and IL will be read with inter-
'st Iy Texas cattlemen:
FoRT WORTH. Tx, Oct. 81. 1890.
~. f.urphy, Esq, care Msnhattan Market.
DEAR STR-Ycur letter of Al I'll Il addressed TO
az A. /. B. eTs mas been nan ed 20 me for az
sl.Ner, and being Q recent ccmer with this
sNNPAny, take great pleasure In opening q
.Nttsi ondenCe with you in regard to the mat
Nu!ou speak about.
ne nave egetced large refrigerator, slau ghter
Use eco ess and smokehouses that / tn ns
yon past experience in Chicago, st. Loui H.,
SansAs Cay Uni Wichita, is model struct-
80 anu ai'er loosi ig abs grIuu over l am
Iu.Iy convinced that your iieA on the
mater OF tlau htering b=ius done where the
i Afe ised, is an excellent one. kibS
~ Wnlt have seen and experienced in Texas
ID 'ne People here are fully awakened to the
Frtse OF this Kind that will serve 20 crush
big -FOUR, as GU an myself term It, III
So - 'Hsm & lair compensation for their cattle,
t,HSH IHey ave not Teen in the habit OF get
no 5, Sn.! on state "ccaiions. / have had con-
titAs.e t2l% with our people anu have par
r. Induced them 10 drop lhe idea of shipping
r.I-.ops. think as you do our cattle are
10y not suitable for foreign traie, they are
vel !isnt; they suit our domestic trade very
IA, EHow thGE the South Am .rican trade Is
peo, 'o Uni IN favor with the European class OF
vi, .oT The cheHpness of meai; therefore,
or GuI estt.e we cOu.d not compete with them
rso,',"H lh'ir produces. / have advised our
ip-PPt' as you have stated III your Litter, TO
Ind 'ne.' Sitsn ion entirely to the domes ic
caitIr "hlch IS more adap ell to our class of
sit, a"d could We make some arrangements
or I'm ~ IN regard 10 s.aughtsring and kiilin<
tes, ewes AID Skipping them direct to your
As IoolSrs, wolid al to do so.
en- ave 81 before cur plan. is q model
from ~ Can S.-dgh..r il he ne!ghoor aood Of
80. 90 eseves here in ten bours; and
20, loh'ei mv.el j. --Eard &c .le p.ef that
i@people wotll ost Hxel; use, aad 90 lid sell
'pan, y NA '"' We e'AA NAAe
el IIs I'd of shipping beef by stesm.r instead
90 s4Ae. a.. .-~--s sVa-1 aIIA'e IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

A Plurky Lady Kills = Negro.

ATHENS, ALA. Oct. 30.-Last week
during the absence Of her husband n
negro made a brutal assault upon Mrs.
Matthews Mt her home near this city.
The lady seized her husbands revolver
and tirei two shots at the negro, who
.asstSs Yesterday the attention of party
~ Hunters was attracted by cOngregu-
tim of buzzards. IL was found that
they hud been attracted by the dead
body of the negro. nnd that both shots
from Mrs. Matthews pistol had taken
effect, causing death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

CHICAGO market to get th'ir supplies, and who
the Big -Four knocked out of business. How
can pricts OF cattle advance when conn clifton }
shut of eniireiy? Prices never will advance
un il the c,ttl. men shut off the supply from the
combination l Lave spoken of. Respectfully,
d. J. MURPHY.
P. S.-If at any time you wish to make trial
shi nlent, will send a man down 20 sup I'm
tend the loading. dressing and icing, and you
will find that it Will pay. d. J. IL.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
TKEE ADS

m PERSONS seeking employment n, assfr-
III irt or ann character are limited to US:
liz column free OF charge. sttcI Gdosrtiss-'
not. nor TO exceed three iiae5
Nottces OF articles lose aud JornI IN MS
coiunp no; eTc>etitng tsree tnes ,ciA also 5s
'fseItft Tree. -
J.Is the desire OF The Gdzetts 10 fGci7l1's
TIC search OF persons Tor employment. ard
u rfcorery OF lost property. ant az ar
cordially i,svitsl 10 Use u.ss column FOR such
purposes.
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Doub,s con#c.ron for Murd

N'''fFtOt11t1 tut -IItIENOIs
STe,ial TO the Gazette.
FoRr SMITH. ARK. Oct. 29-Eugene
Standley and one Boyd were convicted
in the Federal court to-day of the MUIR
der of George Dadsby in the Choctnw
Nation several months ago. The jury
was out but II short lime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TdTtes answering advertisements beIO,'
must address the advertiser and not the
Go=ette, as this paper hos nothing to do ,cith
stsie advertisement further than 10 print it.
Tie Gazette cannot uRdefqke 10 .fortedrd
replies unless prepaid and addressed en-
reiopeS accompany advertisements.
No "persoRcI" notices printed uRlesa
accompanied BY name Of The Advertiser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Runnways from Georgia.
Special to the Gazette.

Waco. 1Ex.; Get. 29.-Two boys, aged re-
spec lively nine and ten years. were found in the
suburbs of the city tonight shivering with cold.
They were poorly clad and ha gathered some
leaves ana straw anil made themselves bed on
the bank of Waco treei. Their tmes Jim
AMI Tom Rogers. Tley cl,im to be sons
of Jim Ro Eers OF Rome, Gu, rom whence
they few days ago. They were taken to
the station house anu gwen bed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Kavenna MITES.


Correspondence OF the Gazette
RAyENNA. Tex. Oct. 23.-Mauy peo-
pie are fatien.ng their hogs on boiled
cotton seed. Some are teaching their
horses to eat parched cotton seed. The
horses are said to fatteu on them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Pirkeye Prevalent,


Correspondents OF The Gazette.
JEFFERSON. TEA, Oct. 29.-From all
parts OF the county, aud the surround
ing county. CONS reports OF tbs pre-
valeuee OF disease among the cattle
called pinkeye. 1t attacks tbesscAff5es
suddenly, aud renders them completely
blind In very short time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

Testimonial OF Dr.. S. S. Herrick, ex-secretary
OF the Louisiana bond of ALT - The ingre-
dients of Marsden's Psssoral 39ffn. stated to
me, are of recognized vaNAedBthe medical pro-
tons for coughs and ,xafmSsary Complaints.
From actual trial nm satisfied the above
named preparation s6hswers wen the purpose
intended. 1880
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
Stock steers.

Correspondence of tn. Care .te.
POTTsBoRO, TEX, Oct. CIV. D.
tague with 400 stock steers by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad, which,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

You will miss ieis yeu do not take the
excursion to Abilen MS Afternoon.
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SHORTHAND SCHOOLS

SHoRIHAI Or Heas ;s:sss- =s6essess mace 70
1.ieSrh BY mall or personally. Alphabet and
drs. lesson. Soc Western Business Academy.
lock box 5al. St. Louis. Mo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

STENOGRAPHER-Lad desires situatio as
L stenographer and typewriter. Thoroughly
qualified and years of experience in ouJ!nsys
office. Bes, Recommendation Address. II.
NJ rarp Gazette 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

FOLLECTOR-A sober and industrious man
~ wants q 81 uation collector n some house
zsz>stAert Worth. Not afraid OF work. Reference
Even if required. Address }. A. G.. cara y -
1ette. lis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

slEACHER-Wanted, a situation as teacher o.
s99fprivate tutor; six years experience; eau
give instruction in Desart III croscopy and tax
idermy. Address Phi. b, No. 9lI Lamar street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

The Abilene conn3(ssis the finest part
of lexas. The Tex AID Pacihc runs
an excursion to Az ene tins afternoon
one fare for The 8 end trip 1t will pay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

DOOKKEEPER-A young man OF experience
d and ability wants situation assistant
bookkeeper. References. Address Business,
care OF Gazette. 1N-9
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

- ITUATIoN-Wsntedb by a young lsdy ia fac
- tory, store OF Office. Am anxious and will
ing to WORK. Address 80 East Railroad avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

fyOVERNESS-A resrectsble young laIy would
VI like position copytst or gov-ruess. Ad-
dress Miss Leola Mulholland. Richmond. Ind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

EEO kerry MANA frst-class crockery man
- with twe.ye years experience in the business
is open for an engagement from the LIST Of Mo-
vemoer. W. R. b., Su5 East Houston. San An
tonic, Tex. 2g-lI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

II OUSEWORK-V anted a position in a pri-
vate family to DO houscwoTk by two ex-
Perienced white women. Address corner Fifth
teentli anu Rusk. 2S-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

1 OOK-Wants situation cook waiter IN
4 frst-cla>s hotel, restaurant boarding
house. by g colored man who has had ex parience
in both lines in hotels and steamboat Address.
stating wages. Henry Atkins, care Texas Print
ing and Ii hoGrAphing Co. sos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31
SITUATION wANrxp-MALE

II'OMAN-Wants situatiop 20 do light II use
W work and have home. Can at Cos Rusk
street. lG-Z1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

\ NAkMER-Wants a situation as farm mana
! ger. Have ten years experience snd
thoroughly unders. snds the business. Will be
ready 10 take charge FRS of January. 1891. Ad-
dress for fifteen days J. B. Hill. Fulton, ARR.
II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

Scotch or rOllrS nnl oats at Turner
& Dingee's. wndksalyand retail groceF''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

DOOKKEEPER-Want position book
ID keeper, Office grocery drummer.
4sysAorthern man Of experience; good references.
ADDRESS G. this office. 2S-3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-31

ENNGINEER-Wants situation stationary
T. engineer; five years experience. Wire me
here before Monday. Am single man T. J.
Sewell, Winona, Tex. 1879
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GhzHTTE'S LETTER LIST.
PERSONAL.


r. -Qaanah before return.
! DESIRE to find Charlie Johnson. a. Ssede
j who lived in It. Louis counkgxssiftttEs3o;
from is5S 20 is. Ra9 s.ncssssssSfh Mich ,Il,
Wisconsin Kansas s asalas.slssNfn Te|.'. sieT.;
man; I!OI. the Ti .,, RI de al
$3.50 fssesfock in Texas. l represent parties wl1
fihve funds belonging him. AMI will pay So
10 tho person who first gives me- Information q.
his whereabouts. Thomas F. West, eorn.r
THIRD -" ( houston -treets. Fort Worth. Few
AID E " arted yCuue LADY correspondents.
II Au.ress -" M - loct box 100. Marlin, Tex.
" James Burns. His ia her was Nike B1-rs,
end brother OF Mrs. Lawler, mothe: OF Con
FRESHMAN Frank Lawler of Chicago. His rela
uves are anxious to And him he was reported
Is working tor sozle pawn firm in this city ii
tsfi ril or May. Address intorrna ION concerning
him 90 b. Il. Farmer, City Marshal. Fo7t
North.
t|rANTED-To know the whereabouts OF Wm.
w Lexington, BY his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth,
LandErov, West Fifth street. Fort Worth. Tex.
He was last hear4 from in the neighborhoot OF
Denver. Col. lS3
LOST.
TOG-Lost. a rrdish rosn-co oTed Sc Ter with
| .edish or snnff-colored spots, bind in right
eve. When stolen III on 4 CO lar with name of
dog, General" also name owner. liberal
reward for its return. Drew Pruit.
AND-GRlP Lost, on Fort worth an Dem
III yer TIA Saturday night, October Is.
leather hand-grip Return to \. L. Camp, Yer
ron, Tex, for reward. 2S-3
I + Robert G. Burnup viii call at The Gazette
4 office he secure some information tina.
viii b, OF importarcc to him.
: UST-A bracelet studded with garnets some
where between First Baptist church aud
East Weather!ord and Jones streets. Return to
ward.
LAIR OF lineman's pliers io7t. Return to Eli
sons Electric Co., "oi Rusk and receive re-
IS }EMPFST sTILL Is HIGHT
Dog meat at 81 662s per pound,
In other words
IS reward Tor the return OF Tempest"
''1eRpsst'' is q little black ami tan pup,
weighing about three pounds ami strsved fro II
9CG West Weatherfor | street, Wednesday after
noon. October ). Has faint white s,reak on
his forehead. G. Nj. Bailey. Gazette office. If
ESrRAYED.
Ma ARE-Strayed. on bay mare l4ia hands.s
~ left ear split. Two S. or lets
Also s.ay anf RTa.a e at
F .stfesf S'c6Fss Iop, Bel KNAPP an Rusk.
sTKAYwn OR STOLEN.
COW-straved or stolen from my premises SAT-
~ urday night, large vel ow rel COW. Had
strap on neck. Su b reward for her return.
J. MorEau Wells, Second AMI Taylor.
BUSINESS CHANCE
{ HOE shop-Any town in Texas that is in want
= of q shoe shop will address r j.. this OF
fee. 30-5
E'INE chance for business or partnership;
only $500 to 5000 ye4siSaas sssxss zsost ezaR
enter.sAsdEes ssasd ne cnance, Gazette Office.
FI>ASCIAI..
MONEY TO LOAA,ss,sssssssSss i
on on dia@onds. xatsas,s. asssssesssay. &c; &C.
BusiIsss, icti9 ta6 antiai will call on mar
lies When desired. F. A. Boerner. Coz Main
street.. p. 6. Correspondence soil ;ite7.
.FNNEV TO LOAN on .xEyps.ses ncI "a
NiOSsElo fsss5sstss1 u fopsff3. Buy aad
zeyJenst Senfors lien notes Swayne. Allen &
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