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CONTRADICTIONS.

On Account of the Trouble in the Fire De.
 partment of tho Anne~.
 The recent trouble in the Fair Haven fire department which has resulted in the withdrawing of the Dayton H. & l.. company from the department govern ment is the outcome of the Mack, Day. ton and OConnell factions of two years ago. when Dayton was defeated for election to the board of borough off, cers. When MT. Dayton was an officer of the borough, he voted to change the beat of the police, giving Mack and Doody equal rights-one to patrol the lower part one month and the other the next Mack rebelled against the ar rangement calling upon D. B. O'Con- nell, then foreman of the hose com pany, asking him to assist him in re- taining his present beat and telling him that Dayton was down on him, and at the election they would put g ticket in the field and if they were successful, he (o'ConnelD would be put in at the head of the fire department. To this he consented. MT. Dayton failed of reelection and MT. Mack carried out his plans, and at the first meeting of the new board of borough officers MT. O'Connell was elected chief. The next move to down Dayton was to have the H. & L. company which bore his name changed to the Quinnipiac H. & L. company. The company voted not to do so under any consideration. MT. Msek and Mt O connell then tried to influence the borough officers. The outcome was that resolution was
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ANSONIA,S POULTRY SHOW.

Ansonia Opera House the Plac., January
 18, 17a d Is the Dates.
 Ansonia, Oct. 12.-There was fairly attended meeting of the Ansonia Poul- try association in Germania hall, Tues day evening. The meeting was one of more than ordinary interest as the as- sociation decided to hold its first ex- hibition in the Ansonia opera house, January 16, F and IS, 1895. These dates follow the annual exhibition held in New Haven, which in turn follows the Rhode Island exhibition. and it is learned that nearly all the exhibitors at those places will send their fowls here, as the expense of the transfer will be but slight. The association expects to be able to offer about $4O0 in prizes, which will be a larger amount than has
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been offered by any association out side of the large cities. The circulars announcing that an exhibition would be held here during the winter were sent out about two weeks ago. and already numerous replies have been re- ceived asking for advertising space In the premium list which is to be issued about December 1. The merchants and others In the city have been liberal in their contributions, and they. as well as the members of the association, are enthusiastic over the coming event, and all will work together to make 1t suc- ceSS
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w. E. HAESCHE, Violin School

ENonD building, room II, cor Chapel and dh state streets. Violin, Viola, Cello. Bass, thorough practical training given Lessons at M residence. if desired. Ensemble playing. When advanced to Il certain degree, pi,plls VIII have the adyantag. of playing In duet, of concerts given by pupils will bs sent on application. oG ia,
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Lyon Gymnasium for Men and Bavs

1O1 GnUKCH and SG5 thapeI treet-,
 lS Class Hours Young Men. IA to "a yrs
 Mondays aud Fridays, , to p. m., beginning October l, ls9i pric. Sl50l Boys, Under Ii years, Tu sd ys and Fridays, 43D to D. In., Treginn.ng October :, 1894 price sl50O. len, ginning October ,, ls9i price $500. The above terms include af extras. ocker, shower baths, examination, use O gymna- sum and apparatus and the 6 class lessons Call and register now; ciro liars. E. F. LYON. Lyon Gymnasium. corner Church Id Chap ,l streets, New Haven, Conn, G. L. BUST, JR., lnstfuctOr. O1 Inn
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POLITICAL.
Republican Headquarters.
 Raom 4 A rht,reh St.aa,

Any republican wishing information in regard to being made an eiector or securing naturalization papers can re- ceive all needed information at the re- publican committee room from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.. or of Frederick L. Averili, General Registrar. 76i Chapel street.
 James H. Macdonald.
 Chairman Republican Town Committee.
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Edmcatinm.

GERMAN AND FRENCH LESSONS. ERMAN readin ys W, tuesdays from tiil
 " D.. Circulars at room 25 Inarance huIld- Ing and s9 Howe str. ct.
 ol3 s0t' MRS. W. II. HOT HKIss.
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grnnistp11s, &c.
Bargains. Bargains.

Tho Best Ever Offered-See Our Prices This Week. TNOWLS Spring Chickens and fine Turkeys I at a bargain. Leg mutton Sc lb, lamb l0c lb, 3 lbs nice steak for 2c. Lots of bar aims here every lay. Orders delivered promptly.
 E. SCHOENBERGER X SON,
 1.2. 3 Central Market, Congress avenue. TelephOne 43l
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MRS. B. W. HARRIS nF the Now York Art scho ,l will return M and reopen her studio, H Insurance Building, on Monday, Oct. 2.d. olI I3tr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

he Thought. done him Justice IN articles
IN the Dallas and Fort Worth papers.
and he preferred not 20 inik His at-
torneys have appealed bis case aud he
has hopes Of a reversal and rehe1ring,
The well-spring Of hope Is fYer fresh and
green In the human breast.
John Gilbert. negro county convict
who had served a month's imprisonment,
WAS released this morning.
j. \. Smith was sent 10 The Ierral
insane asylum this morning.
An Italian aud n German. John tos,
tpllo and Joe Eichotz. were arrested and
put in the cnlabOose last night. charged
with robbery They were transferred this
morning TO the jail, as the charge pre-
ferred against them was Of a more
serious nature than calaboose prisoners
generally have a double charge Of burg
larry and theft, II was at first thought,
would be made against these men, but
for some reason tie burglary charge
c1nld not be sustained and they are
held for theft only.
Jailor Scruggs aud his deputies appear
70 b. kind Co the prisoners IN their
keeping and 50 far as q casual ohscrva-
ton goes the latter are provided with all
necessary comforts and their incarrera-
tion made as pleasant as confinement In
any jail cin well be. The premises,
cells and bedding look clean and leave
no impression Of flthiness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

A walk through ihc county ial this
morning found the prisoners we'll cared
for
In one wing OF the building The sub.
dned and pathetic tunes associated with
brighter days could be heard; some were
reading and talking and others asleep
Joe Foster who was ARRESTED fcw
days ago charged with insanity, talked
about his condition in very hopeful
way. lie states that hc was at WORK
up The Fort Worth aud Denver railroad
aud strained his back trying Ia M A
large p,ece OF timber; that Immediately
he ,dt What seemed 10 he blood rusAms
from his breast 10 his head. lle qnlt
work aud came TO Fort Worth, aud walls
ne know, or thought he knew everything
fhat MAS going on, had a sirange feeling
taat be could not account Tor, would
jump, run and cut antics inyoluntafily;
n short, he said he was fully awalv
ulat nv had no control whatever Of lis
mind or nerves. Tuesday night be said,
ne ran the greater portion Of the nizht
under the hallncination that sNne!hing,
he did not know what was after him,
ana he could never galn more than
ieW Jumps from bis imaginary foe The
rest he has gotten Ia the jail has, no
tnlhAs' almost restored him. and this tire.
attack Of supposed insanity may be the
A. Happy. the man CHARGED Win
completely Ia the murder Of Miss rwoninv
eome menths ngo, said he felt very lnne-
some n Jail and hoped he would not be
Kept there always Referring To the
criminal Charge against him, he said that
me murlered wosnan never ramr ahont
ms pfemAses and that he vas not int.
matcly acquainted with her. fhat No
knew her by sight and that was about an
sam liamhlin, tho young man broneht
g the Nrrans camty iali from Abilene
Tor safe keeping having rVceivc1 lifc
sentence al Abilene 90 the charge Of
Hnmhin Is rather eool looking a man
OF splendid physique and not a bad con.
versationalist' He stated that when hH
FIRST sot inte trouble he ali no, mind
tEl'2sy 70 r!psssers, bat ue1 aAd not.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
UNMARRIED ms GRAVE,
But He Was q True Hero ln His Day &.
Fort Worth Knew Him.

Lut ITO W US n 4 rue AlfFN lNi Ills AfA9
Fort Worth Knew Him.
Forty.fvc years ago, on hot and sui
Try day IA 1uly 1910, two troops Of the
Eighth United States cavalry arrived here
and established the military post Of Fort
Worth They were all tried and Scared
veterans Of the Mexican war and bad
been sent here TO keep ia suulccuon TIE
predatory sayagcs who were wont 10
raid the homes OF the early settlers OF
this SECTION.
At the head of the column rode Major
Ripley Arnold, an officer Who had made
q gallant record at ChernnuSro, Monterey,
Buena Vista and the stormug OF Cha
pu.icpec. lie rode into tie magnificent
plata tipon which the Panther City is
now located. and was hailed with e1cia-
nations OF dell sht by the settlers, whose
iivc3 and property were a. the mercy
Of the wandering parties Of Ionhawa
Indians, who held uudisputcd sway in
this frontier country,
The fort wna eventually erected on the
brow Vt the bluff overlooking the heauu-
ful valley Of The Trinity, and about where
now stands the tr0Wuing walls and iron
barred windows % fthe county jGil. II
was Major Arnold who, In 1851, went 10
tho rescur OF the pioneer settlers in that
pRrt of The pr-aut rpuufy of Tarrnnt.
known nen as nov as tbr white settla-
menf In this rNpplitiop he captured
and brought iu mo Fort a number of
caltnulicrous redsEins and II wus he
who a few DAYS afipr drovp nif md dis-
ber~sd an ATTACKING nnrfv If ,yorrinrs
Of another tribe. who came hero for the
rurpos, of numbering tho soliipra of the
garrison as we'll his tic Imprisoned braves
For nearly four vpars. and mo ia within
few moptha of tho time whom tbr fo-f
was abandoned. Major Arnold cginm,n.
dcd the garrison. and here arc vel liy
ing several cifigrns v.bn hovr n Jisiinet
recollection of tis r.rsonni npne,r,nrc
His tragic death has boen frrn1r,,lv rs,
ferrcd 10 In tbe p,st I'M hn,y fe,, mon.
sons cvcr pivr a n,ssing thnn,b, ~ 'i,.
fact that his bone. oeruny negi,,,sJ
grave In The Old cify ceneicrv
invent uuhonorod Hn1 imam, H.,
rrn,nips have rennscJ car f,r,,. ,'. "''
a lonely snbt ,ybici, ~ ma n,Sr,S ~ ~
to commemorate In yirtncs or eraran
sl,b a., Io,I,.l,t ~, NJ NlItucS, or craven
tbs story Of bis dc,th III XII, ~, W.
has been the signing winds bis onIy roc'
omppnce the feeling nc ,,r,tjir,in ,lil,
ai tines rernls liz ,,,,,,,or, 'i ~ ~ w
In ibc cafly Jova Of 49,, ''i'i ',rN,rs
brave and infropid oairer, hay 49, ",S y
hia country calamity nnJ HiN ~.
and II wonii Seem ib3t If ~ ,bc ", n, mo,or,
brs no frpd which cnt, t ,,ii'.i ,''!n'nl
turposr. Tarr,rt cn,tn,, ",''i"VN 'o' tue
grlrcnti and ,,,,o Gu"nH ousIl 10 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

BY Associated Press.
Ottawa, Ont, Feb. Gothic tariff
committee Is Gill hard NJ work daily 50
that everything may be In shape 10y the
time the house Of parliament opens, The
the direction Of removing the anomalies
now existing IN the tariff, as well as
epnali2mg and slightly reducing the in
Tics ON some articles. There certainly
will be- no radical change in the system
of protection OF Canadian industries ia.
suutol by the national policy The
is confer with the government with re-
spect to the enlargement Of trade rela.
lions between Canada and Australia will
hold conference here ON June II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Mayor Paddock is expected home TODAY
IN which event he Will preside AZ tho
council meeting tonight.
Justice Smith had ono forlorn prisonor
before the police court this morning
llr was q usher, got too much nans
forts aud aleo got rock pile sentence
Capt. Caldwell reports that lhcre has
been a marked increase IN the receipts
from taxes.
Chief Maddox has received tho re.ip.
nations Of police officers Martin Ntctinrib
ana frank SlleS. and the vacancies
mus created VIII be filled at ile council
meeting tonight. officer MtGnrth wn.
one "i the most proficient and sk,lul
men on The force. For long time he
was driver Of the patrol wagon. but was
nl0de pairolmau when Officer .ee Wnl.
iet was Killed year ago last July. nnd
hNu made an cnvihhlc reputation no nm
omcer shields, although Young man
ou Vc loree, wa an excellent oflitpr
whose pcer ii wiz he hard 10 find.
Street Commissioner Leahy is nbon, ia
begin work on the promises about the
Guy hall. He Is q great hortirulurlst.
ana promises. IL allowed lp follow his
own incliuatIons, that green grass and
lrirll shnmfork shall soon be -prnuting
under the windows Of te building.
CITY Engineer Coppagc this morning
issued q building permit 10 A. 5. Dlnele,
VINO VIII erect frame dwelling on West
seventh street. to co~t $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

l'resS ltepurt'
Mansfield. Ohio Feb. 20. A letter to
Probate Judge Brucker from Attorney
w. II. johnson, of Chicago, has ere
atcd the impression among some Of the
officers of this city that everything was
not right regarding the settlement Of
the estate of Harry Lazarus, whose
dead body was found along the Penn
vlyauin tracks west OF this city, ON
March TO- 1S03. On the person Of the
dead man wrro found 800 Ia money
and 500 worth of diamonds.
Lazarus, It Is learned was wandcrer,
aud 1t was supposed that he was making
his way 10 Chicago. As is usual IN such
cases Coroner Maglott was appointed
administrator aud proceeded 10 settle up
the estate About the list of last April
Meyer Rosenthnl Of Allegheny Penn,
arrived In the city and showed creden.
tails of his appointment ns administrator
in the Allegheny courts, where, he
claimed Lazarus lived. Rosenthal said
he was u brother-in-lAw OF the deceased.
and. after due time, the valuubIcs and
money were turned over TO him, and he
went on his way rejoicing. Now At
tnruey Johnson wants a certified copy of
the proceedings Ia the case, He finds
that Laznrus's wife and O-yearOld duugh-
Ter nre now and have been living In
Chicago, and he does not understand
why the property Of The deceased was not
turned over 10 his wife R0seuthal has
-iicyer communicated with Mrs Lazarus,
so 1t Is alleged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
PAINTERS GHosr.


T ~ INVTWTTl
Chicago, Eeb. 10. Tho prisoners In
nc county jail are alaupcd. or prcteod
by the spirit Of t,,Orre IL. Paint.r
who was hanred there on January ~
The shirt VI The inutdernr 4 aNr.s.i To-
make uncanuv calls a; Ms Ola ospirters
q mmher of The prisoners c,n1n,ne IL
have seen the ghost. prcndersast. the
muriefer % Mayor HARRISON Is said TO
he esneciaHy alarmed and Ia great scr.
tpf of "a .persnnal visitation fnsn, lis
lac Aeghboe Ia "muflerers rev.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

fAssengera leaving Fort Worth $50 n M
SO snlure Sieepsp acconmod ntions fcsn
uaEree o. application 70 II. ar. q. arsnt
A. Fort Worth. "efn'
to1ls. aaa fer Mexico pointa oan tra,,se''.
~ ~ Aatoide 70 Laredo kleoqor IL dssig,,S
- RAirltCuLAk 10 SEQ that ve's,
lceel $3.50. via Hsarne and the iNqfI5s.
RATIONAL HQuTE--I a Q, N il X
y. }. PAicA. A. Q. r. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

A More Active nemaud In tho Iron ,,d
steel Markets. A''


Press Report.
Nheeung, w, Va Feb. "a. --'rhe Ivboet.
nNeh hvuer this week than nj INV ti,,n ~
guota1lons and the placing or er'igr" Ut .r
kNuN lnt ahead NJ anything knuvvn tinns
lNsi srtmmher' For the most nari fr1i,l
uNllens nave been confined to ratv lr,,, w. w..
strrt Win q tendency toward s,r,r aHn
works IN hie Wheeling district ma s1e9l
lhlA week ana have business nheaa 3 Hoo,.a
,ncn III operation for severli v,ccf A.vp
,lk uoh mas been called far uulle hc. III
nn. aa vet there o. un chapsc h, IlAiys
sott steel has felt The inprSyetnent ~ c,,,s ~
extent OF nn advance ~ 4 dblinr y ~ NV w
q ii.tle over week, The ou0isii,n M M ~
q ltle IN advance " SIC. ii IN ei,a't,ns y
the rae quoted week nF0. '"''e NA
There Is some diirercneo 81 ,,t,,
" inc cause of the change. Inn 49,. a,
ROM actual consumers il not stren W ee
~ anN material degree aud IL Il fai t,.Vv
,ha. me pfescnt change - due ~ XIV, '' r,i
tnsi notn plg iron and soft Steel Nav, ,ass
sslhng fur several wcaks at rafss .v ~,
rnc actual cost OF Production. me INV INV,
naSefs refused 20 10 any lower ,VIth Nv
NrviNe ana closed m. lhis lr,ttp Ky
smauer oAes cnnHie aud d r,n,9.1 wv
'N'h 70 cost pFlees has been the result ~
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Very respectfully.
SAM III f'1N

Chairman Dallas Dem. lsx. Com.
Sccreary Lively says that he wrote for
information, and the verlisi Is ;haf ne
got y, The committee win meet AGAIN
April l. TO decide whether Il Is safe
20 can nominating convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE

In conneeaen with Houston And Texa,
Sen1sL railway, makes tho beat simo from
FORT WORTH. pALLAs.
Ard ether North Texas Psints, to
Austin. San Antonio. Laredo.
And Points in Mexico.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs DAILY In ZACH
olreotisn VIA IiEAltNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
LOCAL CLIPPINGS.
BUILDING AND REALTY.

Brhd more houses.
More houses Of one and two stor1fe.
Houses thae will be homes, comforts
! able dwellings and not merely four wood
en- walls with a chimney on top.
INiis matter has been repeatedly ~
iferated and dwelt mon IN this deparf-
ment Of the Telegram, because there Is
a demand-an urgent denand--ior mod
ern residences, with modern improve
| ments
The real estate frm 81 Bury s Hea.
ton have the rental Of over ~ houses,
aud but two or three Of these are unoc-
eupied, and these would moi be vacant II
they We're better houses than they are.
Mr., Bury said " he had twenty houses
VITA rental Of from So to $40 per
month he ceud hnd tenants for them
within the week.
And that's about what they nil say.
A gentleman who bad a small CAPITAL
desired 10 invest i safely and with his
money he built house % Second street.
and before IL was completed somebody
asked him 20 build another, which DC
did. Then he was asked TO build two
more houses, and before he was through
nc had built four nice, small dwellings,
which were ronted before the paint was
put on
Here's chance. thcn. for cool,
quickly paying Investment
Pcop.c are coming Ia TO Fort Worth
who want better class oil medium small
houses. and they would prefer new houses
with the latest sanitary arrangements.
Bury q Hcaton are looking after sew
eril good deals IN the way Of desirable
city property upon which handsome resi-.
dcnccs viii probably be built
BUILDING NOTES.
M,ssrs. Sauguluet & Alcsscr the nrrhl.
~.
tions for a fine business block at Naxa-
harhie Tor CERT Dubois and Gctzcndcner
Tie buildings are 20 have frontage
Of 100 feet and will So feet dnep, ard
when finished viii cost $1,000
The same architects have completed
plans for modern stable for N. W.
Williams on East Bcl;nnp street The
stable will b. built by Blakcney & Peter.
son AT 81 cost Of 5000
Mr. Mtvser informed reporter that hts
firm WIS NJ work drafting q number of
plans for different buildings hotn ragi-
dencos and business houses 20 be erected
~ Fort Worth, but nt present the matter
publicity,
The same report Il. madc by Other
architect firms Of the city, that Tho
present year would witness unusual no.
uyity ia building circles,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
John A. Knight to y Buck, ouc.half
Of lot 2 block H. Moore, Thornton A
Co.'S. addition. 81.
IT, o. Barron and wife to Mi.tletoe
Heights Land COMPANY, Uup.half interest
block II, Misuetoc Heights. SOGO
d. A. Walker tn g. j. Walker 5Ox
100 feet block d. Fields addition. 81.
John i Lee TO III lovcnlSamp. part
OF W, l., Lee survey, $500
I.l lINvNftl.lrrlr, u. H..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Hunting clothing, camp Oh IRIS cots and
tents at Auuersons gun store.
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SOMEWHAT MIXED.

Eyergreens should be set out now
See our samples BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

Hunting clothing. camp chairs. car.
and tents at Anicr-on'S Sun hosss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

the tree planting season will soon he
drawing e. close, Dou't put on plant.
lhs unll It vs. 100 late. We nave flo
ot~t assortment In tae state.
BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21

1t VIII be Several Days Before the Jury
VIII Get tho Case.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1894-06-22

Minnie Brown took a trip b
Bank Springs on a visit to tie
little girls out there, !
You failed to mention the TIA
Party given to the little folks k
little Miss Minnie Brown week
before last. All the little tbs
seemed to have ajolly ,timea1lb
a few Of our young ladies' %eIe
there and enjoyed it as much ,as
the small ones did, especially the
ice cream.
"They say DR.. Slasher has the
skeletons of several Of his first
patients hung up in his private
office. A queer idea, don't you
think? Not for him. He hassll.
ways contended that a good doc.
tor ought to be able to seq bis
mistak ."-Saturday Globe.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1894-06-22

should indeed be guilty if we for
got those to whose thoughtful
care and hospitality we are in
debted for it. Certainly, each
one Of us fully appreciates the
generosity and good taste in
those who provide these delight
full entertainments. Therefore,
have no hesitation in asking
them to accept our warmest re-
CARDS. There was only one thing
at this entertainment which the
young men had cause to regret,
that was, to learn that our es-
teemed friend, Miss Olive Huey,
who has so long mingled in our
society, will in a few days bid
US adieu and depart for home in
Ruston, La. We are indeed sorry
to lose Miss Olive from our So
Getty, but the writer thinks that
business of great Importance is
taking her away.
Oh, how | wish her success:
J. E. NJ.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1894-06-22
HOW's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Halls
Oatarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen
years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business .transac-
tons, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST & rRuAx, Wholesale Drug.
gists, toledo, 0.
WALD1NG, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, toledo, G.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. testimonials sent free.
Price Use. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1894-06-22
Estray Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, OFFICE OF JUSTICE OF
PARISH OF CALDWELL. THE PEACE, WARD 4.
Before me, tie undersigned Justice OF
the Peace in and for Ward 4, said parish
and State, personally appeared John 4.
Hendrix who being duly sworn deposes
and says that the following described
stock has been in his range since De-
cember, 1893 and that to him the owner
is unknown, to wit: One COW, about 4
years old, white back and belly, pale red
head and red sided. and pided on the
thighs; feet and legs to knees. red, Grip
pled in right thigh-no mark or brand
has q calf about 2 weeks old.
Sworn to and subscribed belsre me
this 18th day of June, 1894.
J, A, HENDRIX.
s. D. s. WALKER,
Justice Peace Ward 4.