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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

steaoy young man. competent book-keepei
and correspondents In spanish. English, German
and French wants situation In an Office In any
capacity Best testimonials from last employers
Address Single. HERALD Office. jel7 iw
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K. Of p

OLIVE LoDas No. %. Meet first and third
THURSDAYS In the month ct Odd Fellows Hall
P. o. Building. Sojourning Knights invited
J.. r. RsSUMMERS, @. G.
!. B A. YoaBA, X. Of R. and 5. jaI-1y
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Sunny rooms with board at FOG Spring
street. Summer terms reasonable.
mar23-tf
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Adjoining the above and having depth of las
foot on Mayo street, street 60 feet wide with
large brick house partly In street Price So 900.
(sold)
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70 RENT.

Two iine offices on the second floor of Allen
Block. Rooms No IL and 15. Enquire at Val
entines music store adjoining. jn9-tf
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DR.. X. b. WISE.
Dr.. Joseph Kurtz

No. 2e5 Main street, opposite Baker Block
fTEye and ear diseases treated with the care OF
a specialist. ap22
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Damiana makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy, wholesale liquor dealer, agent.
Eastern oystern every style; hot
and cold lunches and all the delica-
cies of the season served on the shortest
notice at Congress Hall, corner OF Main
and Requena streets. Ice cold Boea
beer, the best on the coast, always on
hand, as well as full supply of the best
brands of liquors, winea and cigars
Open day and night.
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ceA'' s'''a os.. ss.-..

Both stsamships call at Port Hartford (san
Luis 0bispo) and Ganta Barbara,
Fassenkera for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles Tor San Pedro 4 ais !. r.,
Los Angeles ttme. e. ~
fTPassengers going north taks the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles q 10:16
o'clock A. ~, Los Angeles time
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Knighta Templar.
Los Angeles Lodge No. IS, /. o. o. r
American Legion Of Honor.

sAsxrr CouxozL, No. 684. meets FIRST and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month At rooms 80 and
81, Temple Block
T. L. NoLrE. Secretary. ap6-snl
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FuRNIsHfD ROOMS
NOTICE.

All parties indebted to GEO. A. v1GNoLO &
CO. are requested to settle their accounts within
thirty days from date. at my office, No. 40 North
Main street.
GEO. A. vIGNOLO.
Los Angeles, June l2, 1888. jel3 I'm
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FOR SALE.
In RFNI.

building lots In the Kerckhof tract, fronting
on Main aud Los Angeles streets apply on the
premises m25t
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u .
THE UNIVERSAL SAUCE,

Manufactured in the City Of Los Angeles; has no
equal on the Pacific Coast. II Is prepared from
the choicest ingredients and Is pronounced by
connolsseurs TO be the most delicious relish eX-
tant. Keeps in any climate and Is used for
everything eatable, from frog soup to kangaroo
steamer Study economy. Twenty small bottles
VI imported sauce s one gallon and, sold at Il
cts. per bottle, costs the consumer 50.
0nd dgalon manufactured by me costs sl50, a
difertnee to the consumer OF sI.50 on the gallon.
Just kne half.
Why so? Because it does away with all expense
between manufacturer and consumer.
This Sauce will be sold at different places in the
city. Sample bottle, 10 cents; so that everybody
may test it. Amy person sending a postal card
with their order and address, TO +. MAYHEM,
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To Whom 1t May Concern

Spanish language. BY Prof. A: Cuya
q Main Street. dll-ly
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FOR SALE. CHEAP.

lS LOTS ~ BLOCK "X,' of the MOTT Tract,
on Pearl and Third streets; prices ranging from
s175 to s4o0. Terms easy.
+. II. BENTLEY,
50 and 81 Temple Block Los Angeles, Cal
a26tf
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Eagle CORPS, N. O. 6.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 1925, K. Of h
Confidence Engine Company.

l&i REGULAR meetings Of this Compa
- any on the first wedesuay evening
cof each month, at 7:S0cclock.
BY order. MARK JONES, Secretary.
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wANrs-Losr-FoUND.
aa4
WANTED.
sIruATloN WANTED.

Two willing boys, between 10 and l6 years old
must come we'll recommended; st sfEGfIs.
ieaI 3t
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MINES AND LANDS.
Q. MILL HOWARD q co.
q HILL HOWARD. osna Manassr'

Lands and Mines bought and sold 10 Arizona,
and valuable And and mining propertlss on hand
and Tor sa1s. Addrvss, Tucson, Arizona.
p H. Hovrrd, ESQ. Los Angeles. correspcnd-
snt Of the nm febIu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Personal.

w. II. Curtis, Henrietta, is in the
city.
John Simpson of Gainesville is in
the city.
Mr.. Scott, a leading citizen OF Con.
cho, is in the city,
George Merchant, the cattle king, is
in the city.
T. =. Stevens came in from Gaines
vile yesterday.
w. w. Price, Palo Pinto county
stockman, was in the city yesterday
Giles Flippin of Clay county, one o,
the solid stockmen of the state, is In
the city.
Masters Joe Loving and Harry Old.
ham have been on brief visit to
their home. These young gentlemen
are students at Thorp Springs, Adj
Ran College, and show much inn
provemeBt. Adrian College has over
four hundred students from all over
TeXas, and is now n first-class educa-
tienal institution without superior
in the state. The Messrs Clark are
educators of high standing, and
have built up an institution OF which
Texas has ample cause to be proud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Itumpty Dumpty's picnic.

\ crowded house was present az
Turnvcrcin Hall last night Ia greet
( the first appearance In this city Of An-
drcws 4 Ssockwell's Ideal lantouinc
and Star Speciality Company i'm HUM
I ~. Dumpty's Picnic. The press have
been speaking In very favorable terms
I OF tue company, nom which we gath.
! erSd that quite rare treat WAS In
store for our amuseinent-luvipg pro-
people. Last nights performance
proved tho correctness Of our prcdic-
tions. The performance Is one brist-
ling all overwith amusing situations.
droll pantomine. startling acrobalic
fcais and graceful specially accom-
plishments which elected rounds up
on rounds OF genuine applause well
interlardcd with outbussts OF hcartiCst
laughter. The entertainment con.
sisted of the usual pptpourl of amuse-
ments belonging 70 the Humpty
Dumpty pantomimc' business, but the
whole was unusually we'll done. The
first part, in which pantomime held
the boards, was genuinely enjoyed by
the audience. Humpty Dunpty
andy Morrisi won the sympathy of
Ills audience from the time he APP
peared on the stage, bui was cont
PEELED to share his popularity To a
great extent with Humpty Dumpty
No. >, pcrsonatcd by Young rootsey,
who is Il little bit of fellow not more
than jive or six years old and who
enters fully and inust eomically into
the humors of the harleuuinade. Miss
Ida Maussey was an ideal, shapely
aud eNquisitcly graceful Columbme,
and fitted the part allotted 70 her with
spirit aud Intelligence. The trans
formation scene displayed greet TASTE
The trained dogs Of Professor Moore
went through SOME really wonderful
tricks, as good rs any which have
been seen from skilled caninps
in this city. The double-har per-
formances Of Mcssrs. Adler and
Monroe were done IN mastery way.
Mr., Will III. Bray's dialect work was
simply nonpareil, His German songs
made a most perfeo; hit and brought
down the house. lie was vociferously
encored and responded with great good
nature several times. The roller skating
OF Charles and Carrie Moore was re-
ceived by the audience with marked
interest and appreciation, az II well de-
served to be, Miss Moore beinga recog-
ni1ed exponent ofthis graceful accom-
plishment. The second part closed
with the Ncrobatic marvels of the Mo-
rosco brothers, Waltcrand Harry. This
was undoniahly themost thrilling part
OF the evenings entertainment Harry
Morosco can not be more than i2yeais,
and yet he Is y manly little fellow, full
ofactivity and grace, aud remarkably
well up IN his work Want of space
prevents our noticing more partlcu-
larly the many attractions OF this ex-
cellent troupe, among which are In
cluded almost q menageric of cleverly
trained animals. The performance to-
night will be even better than last
nights, rs the performers viii then be
more familiar with our limited stage
accommodations. No one will regret
an evening spent before the foot-lights
during this engagement. Los dngci0s
( Hefdtd.
| This excellent company will appear
mt Deutscher Nerein Hall next Tues
/ day, January 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Library Patrons.

The public library and reading
room is now an established institu
ton. The ladies, always foremost in
good works, aided by II number G
gentlemen, have been mtiring in thei
efforts, which are continued, with tn,
Prospect in the not far oil future o
being crowned with success in having
built Il fine library building and filling
it with good books.
The following are monthly sub
scribcrs to the library; John Nichols
Max Elser, John Howard. j. G.. Ter
rell, Joseph Ii. Brown, l., n. Bruins
wig, j. j Jarvis, Hyde Jennings, X.
NJ, VanIandt, II. NJ Barr, $. Is. Bur
nett, M. Il. Lloyd, T. Randall, Robert
Mozart, Casey IL Swasey, Scheuber q
IIockstadter, /. Goldberg d Company
Mrs B. NJ. Burchill, Mrs. G. ID.
Brown Mrs. Peter Smith, Mrs. +. w.
Ball, Mrs. Cobb, MIS-. j. Knight,
NJ .sses Lena Young and Neva
Brown, Mrs. j. NJ. Robbins, Mrs.
Meyers, Messers. Leo Wenar and a
:. w ear.
Mr.. Conner donated ease of books
containing sixty volumes. Mrs. \. ID
Wheeler gave n nice walnut frame
which encloses the bylaws.
The GAZETTE wishes the library
abundant success, and feels assured
the citizens will extend every encour-
agement. r-.--.--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
A DEED OF CHARITY.
Let the Generous Help Those who ueIp
Themselves.

Let the Generous Help Those who Helm
Themselves.
Among the tomlles to whose ncecs.
stiles the ST. Andrews Ladies Aid ~.
ISOLATION has contributed IL Mrs. Way.
ley, an cstimable widow lady with fiye
children dependent on her for support
For some time she has n,nin.
tanned them by washing, but her
falling strength will not permit her
longer 10 thus earn her daily bread
She wishes TO buy sewing machine
and thus provide bread and ralnenf
for herself and little ones. Mr.
Eler, with characteristic llber-
atty. has sold to SC. Andrews Ladies
Ala Association a sewing machine nj
less than one-halfthe ceiling price. and
the ladies' now ask all who can TO con.
tribute in sums of fifty cents
each to make up the amount
necessary To secure Mrs. WAY
ley the machine. To this end
the GAZETTE will publish daily the
names of contributors, and pay the
money so collected fifty cents only
from each person Ito the association
and publish their receipt therefor.
The GAZETTE starts the subscription
anu asks the people of Fort Worth to
provide poor woman with tho means
of earning her own living.
STOCK JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

IL. at the Presbyterian church
Fsrsl sIer hours IL am. and pm,
4 y Dr. George pastor.
,,h,ic are cordially invited to
|he g'rIne service at Fourth street
Pr ~, ~ church ut II am. and 7;lo p.
l9 gSrace Bishop, L. G. /.
oo,I,. Methodist Episcopal
Y corner Main and Ninth, Rev.
n EIci R;odkin, pastor. Sabbath school
y ~ an on, Preaching ut ii am. and
I" ~ seats free. You are well
r. 70 worship with us
!, side Baptist Church--Sunday
|ousp u am. Preaching by the
|eol pev J. s. Gillespie, at II a.n.
e.i, M Ordination service in the
XIX place of worship--hall on
/ Y md of Houston street, opposite
store of Il. NJ. Wells.
,.,lerland Presbyterian church,
u ~ Eifth and Taylor streets, Rev.
~ % Weir, pastor. Sabbath
/ 81 81 Il $50 am. Morning services
Subject, "a Fruitless Life Even
'susyrlces 7:l5. Subject, Vice in
h Iife' Music OH organ by Mr..
=, on violin by Mr.. Hudson, on
n by Captain Doughty, and on
I'M Mr.. August. Welcome all.
.viccs at the Baptist church to-
norning and night. Preaching
i nasior. Theme of the morning
AN. God and Man at War with
ludres, vii, IS. "rhe Sword OF
ard and of Gideon. Theme at
4 Gods People Sanctitied, that
! Nav be Gloriied. Hebrews,
Sabbath school mt $3.50 am.
workine forces of this church are
Ia he organized, under the name
fwilIInr Workers" Already the
stinrs held under the new pastor
been with increasing interest,
even now he begins to feel Mt home
his people and is strongly hopeful
n enlargement of the work at All
h day. A cordial invitation to
3ngers-to all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
IT DIDN'T woRk.
Because ,,c six shooter was wen Hs,
died.

necsHsc stIe Six shooter was Wen Han.
died.
Friday night Mrs. Captain Tom
word was seated ia the parlor of her
residence, Il was about 10 o'clock and
lhe house was very quiet. Suddenly
crash and good sized stone dropped
on the carpet, thrown through the
window by some one on the outside.
Mrs. Word called TO negro boy ia
the house, who hurried to the door and
nred several shots at a retreating figure,
who was making good time from the
house. lt is thought some one with
The idea of plumber i'm his heart, saw
Mrs. Word seated alone, and thought
rock thrown into the room
would brighten the lady away
when the thief would enter and rob
the house. The lively six-shooter
broke in on the arrangement. 4 tele-
phone message was sent to Captain
Needs residence, notifying the folks
there of the occurrence, and putting
them on their guard, but the man did
not call. Robbers might as well make
up their minds TO quit prowling about,
Tor nearly everybody is prepared for
them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Fine Tens.

f. 7. Pendery of Temple Place has
Just received fifteen chests of tea, the
finest assortment ever brought to the
city. Basket Fire. Japan, the Pride
OF Celestials, Gun Powder, Imperial
and Young Hyson of the Moyune fla-
vor, and extra fine English Break
fast. These teas are fresh, selected
with great care, and each chest Is gnar-
anteed No. | in point of quality.
Lovers of good tea should Scar In
mind that Mr.. Pendcry proposes to
make Temple Place headquarters for
the finest teas to be had in the
market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

LoNGviEw, Texas, January %, 'SS.
Tothe officers and ccrtiiicatc-holdcrs ~ thr
Mutual self Endowment and Benevolent
Association OF America
We, the finance committee, selected
20 inspect Tho books OF this association,
take pleasure in making the following
report
We have thoroughly examined the
books of the secretary and treasurer,
and find them correct in every par
iicuiar, save q few minor errors In adj
ditions Of assessments, which have
been corrected.
The above report Of the secretary,
showing receipts and disbursements
ON account of the various funds, is per-
fectly satisfactory.
We find that The reports of the see
rotary and treasurer agree,
We find that the secrctarys Office Is
conducted in correct and business
like manner, and that much creoit Is
due the able secretary, Mr.. 4. NJ. Macy,
and his competent clerks, Messrs.
Ward and Carter, for their neat and
systematic method of managing the
same.
We have examined the bonds of the
SecretaIy ana treasurer anu Hnd them
ample for the present
We find the association Increasing
rapidly In membership, new number
ing about four thousand.
Thanking the officers for their
prompt and cheerful assistance
rendered us In our labors
and wishing the association uu-
bounded success, and predict
ing the same for it, we are
Respectfully,
+. l.. WHALEY,
Chairman Longview, Texas.
GEO. A, CAGE,
Secretary, Mincola, Texas.
3. +. lupwIG, Huntsville, Alabama.
{. A, WILKINS, Denison, Texas.
JNo. IL. IouNG, Henderson, Texas.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 23d day of January, a. d., 1888.
JosEpH CIEMMuNs,
Notary Public, Gregg county Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Those who will read over our
weekly list OF new subscribers will see
that we receive subscriptions from
every state in the Union. We were
veiy modest when we started this pa
per rand hardly dared tosupposc that W.
could make IL OF value TO iiockmasters
out of the state, but we have received
assurance that the Wool GFOWcr l.
doing good service throughout III,
county, and it is .Jeceiving substan-
tial encouragement to 20 on with The
good work OF uniting iiockmnsters
enabling the experienced TO assist til,
beginner, and to keep them all well
posted in current events concerning
their Interests. The Wool. GROWER
will be improved, enlarged, more and
better work done on 1t rs the subscrip-
ton list increases, and until ii Is fully
up to the standard of the best stock
papers, the publishers will not be sat.
isiied with their labors. - 7tr0s HO0l
ffyOfpCF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Small ISirn.

Early yesterday morning frame
building in the rear of Diehl's ice
house, on lower Main street. took fire
from n detective tlue. The citizens
living near by retained presence OF
mind sufficient to extinguish the
flames without calling out the depart
ment. The damage done is entirely
to the roof and amounts to but a few
dollars. At one time it looked as II
the adjoining buildings would no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Big Sale.

JIG. Wright of Indiana, The gen.
tleman who not long ago purchased
the Randall Chambers corner from
DR.. Adams for Sll 900, on yesterday
purchased another fine piece of prop
erty, the Capera business house and
lot from Il. j. Permission, paying Sl2,'
600 for it. Mr.. Wright evinces fine
Judgment when he plants his dollars
in such splendid property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
We Miss Him Much

Bozsell Az countenance of Walter
sea For, M, NE genial postal clerk be-
Pulsed wv worth and Wichita Falls,
r. whleh u among the many city
IA the Y ,ae GAZETTE is used to see
D. G ioy : lie is at Washing
Us, and M Ior = visit OF a week or ten
4anl VIM, uAzErrE wishes him a
Il return ~ among his people, also .
s''A'ly in demand. 'po" '''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
IN BRIEF.

be work of putting dow II the mains
calhoun street began to-day.
k,e CITY authorities have had first
/ gravel walk put in surrounding
|dty hall.
ID Iscenses to marry We're issued
Aerday, the number for the week
rs eight.
H. Stein Is Just in receipt of n
lot Of dried buffalo meat, the first
have seen this season.
bc meeting Of the city council
Wednesday evening will be one
emost important ever held in
city.
mnt county pays the juries in
cases, when the expense is
Ter than five dollars. The state
nothing to do with it.
ampiug, embroidery and general
work neatly executed at the north
corner OF First and Florence
ats, by Mrs.A. w. Hutchins.
,7-lw
fieen thousand dollar suits are
brought IN the county court. The
ETfE publishes this for the benefit
e uniformed, being Il great edu-
4 be retail merchants of our city are
u an exceedingly prosperous bust
d now. The number of hands en-
b on public works In the city scat
8he cash.
fstiec Zinn yesterday afternoon
&ld Lee Hudson, negro, over to
$onnty court to answer to n charge
@eit holding the oflense not to be
klary, Hudson gave the bond.
far families from near Collinsville,
yson cotnty, passed through the
yesterday on their way to to the
part of the county, TO locate.
GAZETTE welcomes them TO the
ply.
gentleman in Fort Worth said
erday that the GAZETTE was the
est paper with the least in ii that
new. lie spoke late in the day,
II had taken him hours to read
was in ii.
d Frank and George Restau-
near the foot of Houston street,
been recently sold to j. j. Roney,
mas changed the sign and rear
ed the different departments.
rylhing the market affords will be
aM Roney's Restaurant.
drunken man at the depot yester-
lsn INTO n ditch in which had
mia alarge water or gas pipe.
Ply lllsarms around II and caressed
P'uM mistaken idea of its iden-
ne rubbed his cheek ON the
cheek, as he thought, and
y y lovingly. When released
his inamorata his check was
oloody, but he did not know the
'euoe until he had sobered up.
with the greatest of pleasure
Ne announce to our readers that
vla war horse,n III. G. G. Ziegler,
whsorlal artist is home again,
y work at No. A, Houston street.
'a opened fine shop with the
anu most comfortable chairs in
wuhtry, and the best that have
made up to date. Messrs. Frank
t W., and Bob Bretschers are his
eS Sas and of the first water, and
~ y 40 the cleanest work. The
o'u friends of Ziegler are glad to
a with his hat aud coat OF and
s ~ WORK, All visitors can depend
good shave.
ssFlns that the GAZETTE MANAGER
sis ssart Tor London on the 10th
pvn W >. NJ. Fry, the we'll
L, Main street boot and shoe
InY ~aa made for and presented
~ h,e,g with a pair of fine mo-
~o.s with which to make his
aai,s The blarsted, bloated mil
Ier Az lhreadneedle street. Frs
hut ~ : ihing half way nor lei
the us house an inferior article
kbody ooots are just too nice foi
h Il P ~. = GAzErrE man when h,
4E MI, ggllsh capitalists. The GA,
'k ana ',oh was permitted 10 see the
san a, y sample of what Mr.
An. IN the boot and shoe line
~ hard To beat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
n.a. At the TlNoli HnIl. -a,a

Vienna sausage and horse raddish,
Imported swiss aud Limburger
cheese,
Russian caviar, Hamburg cells,
Imported Holland Micher herring,
Picked pigs feet and tongues,
Neufchatellcr aud hand cheese,
Imported Ceryelat sausage,
Lambs tongues, etc. always fresh ut
Wholesale and retail.
3 80 3 mos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Chear conI Con llNcryholx.

The w. Il. Lake Coal Company are
prepared 10 furnish tirst-class conl, in
large or small quantities, from their
mines at Mllsap. 4 full supply al
ways Oh hand ut their city yard.
Leave your orders with j. W. Sim
mons, foot Of Houston street, or w. f..
Lake, corner Of Second and Houston
streets f. G. KfNNy,
l-lA-tf Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Professor Il. II. wins who has had
eight years experience in teaching
vocal music, viii open school on
Monday night the 29th, inst, in the
new third ward school building.
Those wishing to take lessons should
join the class at once, SO ms 10 reap the
full benefit Of the instructions inn
parted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Must BE Sold.

The large and varied stock OF dry
goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots and
and shoes, and notions bought ut forced
sole, formerly the stock of sam Kaiser,
will he sold regardless of price within
the next thirty days by Lawson,
Smith IL Co., who purchased the stock.
Great bargains can be had.
l-lS-Im
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Pensions.

All soldiers and sailors and widows
of deceased soldiers in the late war in
terested in obtaining pensions or an
increase of pension, call or send adj
dress at once to II. $, Kratz correspon-
dent for solicitor of pensions), al
Smiths news stand, Postoiflce block,
Fort Worth, Texas. sunft'wklt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

In the lead as usual. The first IN
the market. Cauliiiower, radlshes,
soup punches, crosses, new carrots,
parsley and large variety OF other
vegetables, etc, just arrived from New
Orleans, all of which can be found al
Snencer q TnNlOrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
Indinn Nntinn Conl.,

am selling the best quality "ihdian
Nation coal per ton, ss.ooi ohe-,ail
ton, Sl.25. send or telephone ORDERS
" I,i1.tf n. G. BROOKS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28

Lost-On the l8th, red Gordon setter
dog. Has on collar with plate. An
swers 10 name of Jolly A liberal
reward will be paid for his return TO
II. r. Montgomery residence.
inn 10 II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-28
For sale Cheap.

\ German lady wishes so sell one-hall
dozen single feat her-beds--new-- never
been used--a second hand Singer ma
chine. u lot of nice clothes suitable
for girls sixteen To eighteen years old.
Inquire at We.dmei's grove. 27-2t