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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

.OCA-L NEWS.
. w. WILKES, Local Editor
-Eew English psas are In the
nrket. a.s
Que week from next Sunday ia
lster.
90 to Csrey's. for gilt'edge
osheu botter.
Nov Is y good time to white
ash your premises.
-Peach jelly IN buckets ai
lrey's. Try IL.
Tho frost Of last week did
tie damage TO yonng vegeta
Now Is the time to prepare for
|nni.oes. Go TO Carey's and
1hasc = bar.
gork hus been commenced on
w building to be erected by
Thompson.
NJ. Blanchard il putting M a
1iug hous~ uerth Of Bailey,
es 3 Wildc's store.
rhe Scranton Brass Band will
! dramatic and musical enter
nent OH The llth Of April.
Il 10 said that Wash. Frederic
put up another new building
of the Democrat Star ONCE.
AZ the postotIice hr. z. d.
receives thirty copies OF The
suae Tor f+es distributions
Bs,ht, the barber, vent to
le this meek aud haa put In y
h., Of l,erfa'urlies, toilet SOAP
Fss,erslay Mr.. Horace Bloom
lett for jack son OH u business
aud will W. absent until Non.
4 new stock Of ladies', misses,
ree's, mems and boys shoes,
lec{ivttl ut Csrcy's aud, offrr
: popular prices.
Dur old friend Il. Sagarra, who
been laid up tor some time With
NATHAN, We are glad tn note IL
10 be out again.
sDr. B. +. Hrndon will preach
prautou academy urxt Sunda,
i 1t half past Z o'clock. All
invited to attend.
Among other candidates cir,
|ss among the people Of the
d Mr.. Watkins, who called
oIus Tuesday.
n. Moore has returned boms
IN his trip to Wilmington,
Md may be found at biz
Delnsas avenue.
failurs ot DR.. Heudon "a
appointments last Sunday
,ll to Jackson on important
and be could not re.uri'
sons wishing to bug orange
D trees should call on J. W
u Orange Grove. He has y
u trees which be will dis.
cheap.
\. v. B. Carey IL building .
oose on the corner Of Krebs
ks and Magnolia street., which
oo~plsted viii be occupied
Q. Walker.
odgs whittster, 81 Meridian
da(s Tor tlisfrict . tornry, was
4 towu lnst Saturday, getting
aiuted With our people. Hi'
bnnoeq u win appear soon.
Dsy )1ao Co.. serantoo, AZ
ine ! bIx drive on their sprine
Aise They have Al the latesI
IS end their prices are AZ lov
Ifher IN Orleans Or Mobile
-la1t Monday ne Mexican
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
CANDIDATES

Our terms for snnounecpsnts for Office
are ~ follows. District el5i County $40;
Heat IS. No announcement viii be pub
I,shsd unless accompanied w the cash.
No deviation win be nsde fron this rule.
DO not sst IL. Calls .on candidates will
be published 1t tho rate Of Is cents pet
line each inaef,jon, seven words to the
line, cash IN advance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

Garden rakes, hoes, spades.
shovels, plows, stc., at Carry's.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

For Nausea. Vomiting and weak
irritable sto. aeha Of Children. nothins
equals Dr. heastI's Tesihins (Isssh;ns
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

A miIliner says that the "esrly
girl catches the prrtriest bonnet"
-Psa'alo0m goods aifakap :
jeans and COZ iona.l-s, at uarey's.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16
'Pes1tioa tor Txoease
to Resail-

ne - EI1l7aI 80 III 4 3 - - =
1acks1a esstig
Eear Fsiiaisasis - lsksl seisasef -
met Ro. }, e said eeaHay. me=l rvrfeet-
tails rseounead b. J 1Akk. = = =
gooa rgPuiatIoa asi sobsr aad ssitaAls
DerHon t0 obtain licunss % HsEail vinoaa
aud spiritsas jqsos IL lee quantities
tbzn ese eaissa; ssid BUSINESS = bs esz-
red 90 81 No3rt het<l. IL 1ks Tcvn e
eeTnHtrn, ia district Ne. ~ Ne thsEeIeEs
pray that be = , b. grzatsd fhs griysifss
Of sash liesnss, and = u duiy hssnd VII
inFnEeT nraY. ela.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1883-03-16

II Ia ordered BY the hoard that the sum
If eight hundred aud thirty-thror dollars
und thirty-tkrts couts b allowed K REM,
" the flrst payIneit al the Jail, payable
our If tllv coarthonne and jail fund, the
warrant for which SUM must be deliveie :.
mot, fhe orler sf 8. 4. ThuInpaea. who h
hrrobv appointed special commissioner
Of this board % superIntend the work =
Il nlofItssea, and 70 take care that proper
q Fn''zst - IT, ='''' - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
LILLIAN sPENCER's WOES.
she Sues for Divorce, Alleging Cruel
Treatment by Her Husband.

Pltlsbufg, Pa, December ls.~~This
afternoon, Lillian :, Clay burg, better
known as Lillian Spencer the actress
wh0hns btc,R sta ting In ARTICLE ~,
hrOught suit for divorce against her
husband, alleging, as the grounds OF
the suit, cruel aud barharo,iH treat
uent md threats of her Isle, Nils
Spencer IL the daughter OF The late Dr..
CIV. Spencer, u prominent dentist oi
thlA CITY. She was married IA t'lny'
burg, " ln "a n Jowand who was acting
M her business manager, Ia h0ptom.
her, 1851 The marriage was bitterly
opposed 10y the young lAdy's parrnlr,
aud since which Time Glayburg Inns
not been tolerated at the home of the
Snenuors. For months past thore have
been stories of crnul treatment, bnl
Mia Spencer and her friends denied
them II wns claimed that ClayburH
compelled his wife to play Cora ia
"ArIielo az when Ito knew
II WINS breaking her down,
mentally aud physically. IL wa this
torture OF mind aud body that uauaed
her Ga go temporarily insane twice re-
Gently while an tho stage, md has
brought her Ia deaths door frequently,
She ~ now M home here II physical
reuk, In huf liDrl Mtss tIhShhiK
snys that since their marriage hnr huB'
band has abused aud mnltrented her,
often threatening her life. Upon her
lust visit b. Grand Rapids, Midbp ho
drew revolver aud threatened ~
kill hor u, the hutcl that ho has rub'
leotpd her 10 all manner of indignitict
until life h. uubcnrablc.
ClaybuIg Is here. and was served
with the subpmnn to-day, He Heni
Miss Hardle, a member of his troupe,
10 SEQ his wife aud Mrs Spencer md
return aoino diamonds, and cntren hlH
wife 90 drop the suit. Misc llnrdia
was unsuccessful, and was refused nd
mltipuce 10 the presence Of either
mother or daughter. The affair has
created great sensation here, MS Miss
! Spencer h Ncll-known and moves IN
good society, Clayburg donics the nj
| legations.
The "Creolnh company IL 10 be repr
panigrd Miss lluAtin Will take Mlai
\ bpcneer'a place. II IL probable th'
lattor will abandon the etngu forever
hs her mother II quite wealthy.
Mrs ClaybuiR asked police protee
| tidn tonight, stating that her husband
had threnicd 10 Liduap their two-yeAf
| old child
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Break for Liberty.

pit,sburg, December 49, Five pris-
oners made u desperate attempt 10 rs.
cape this afternoon while hving taken
to the penitentiary, The party were
all hnndcui,,d, and In charg,, ~ Depu-
ties Brnckaw. German and Berlin.
when passing down sixth street,
which " always crowded, the prisoner
Patterson kicked German In til
ston trh md with another
prls, uer started up Liberty
street, Al the samc time
Lynch, one of the other prisoners,
threw red pepper in Rerlin's eyes
German and Brackaw, who had not
seen this, started after Patterson and
his companion, and carnored them IN
an alley, when Patterson drew n re-
volvcr, but before lac could use II the
oltlcers ovorpowcred him. Meanwhile
Berlin, although blinded by pepper,
held the two prisoners, while Lynch
kept the crowd back by ilourl~hing
u razor. llennmen, the iifti prisoner,
then came to the assistance of Berlin,
and with the mid Of several officers,
who had arrived by this time, The par
IL wns landed behind the bars The
red pepper, revolver and razor, u
seems, we're Slipped 60 them during
the trial, secre,cd In "a package OF To-
IYpgn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

luiio1 party surviac. The vioepresl-
acncy appears 10 be his only refuge.
The Democratic victory IN OHIO this
year overthrow HIS present equatorial
hnpes, aud even II there should he a
Republican majority In the legislature
10 br elected In ihsb, no would oDcoun-
ter John Sherman. II Il. not among the
strong probabilities that The lcglsla-
iuro viii make u district IN which
the Governor VIII be safe candidate
for uongrrm. The Republican nomi-
nation Tor tho vioe-prcAidonny IN Fos-
tcr'a best hold, " not his only grip.
He IL still IN command OF the Republl-
can forces Ia Ohio. and stands as we'll
for the second place ns any man In th.
country, II lac onn keep sherman out
of the ilrat position. Foster has oppo-
.Ition In u portion OF the Republican
press ~ OHIO. but II il mainly Of the
nestlIerntr kind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Personal.

j. S. Lerer OF Houston is ut the
Clark house.
Oscar Becker aud $, z. Davis Of Dali
las are AT the Llndell.
q. w Brufey of Denlson IL stop
ping AT the Clark house.
NJ. &. smith OF Colorado Springs II
registered at the Lindell.
ID e. shannon of Choclaw, Mo, IL
registered AT the Clark house.
G. Il. w. Milton, one OF the best OIL
GERS la the city, has recovered sulh-
ciently from spell of bilious fever to
be out again.
Col. Crane, special agent Of the Unl-
ted States treasury, N visiting Texas
IN the interest of the internal revenue
department. lie is now IN tins city
q w. Chapman, VIM. Crerswe J,
rhus Powers, G., a. Harrison, H. NJ
OrmauJ, John Roy, , II, Chapman
and William elliott of Henrietta are
at the Iiudcll
MIR. G. =. Bailey, the goa, king Of
san Jose, lett Tor home last night, ai,er
! ilsposing OF lot ut a portion ol tbs
Kingdom to MIR. Bentley ol the Texas
| lIiNthliiltlil 'hlilhhN
j Y. Berlin, brother of Miss Berlin,
I Of Houston street, Is IN town prospect
| ing. The gentleman comes from
| Memphis aud Ia informing hilnHtil
on the superior ndNnniaBea OF lhe
| Fort,
Mr.. Henry q. Bently of New York;
/ IA fne nuichini-l and iln accompllsht d
gentleman, has been IN our cty l'r
several DAYS past regulating ami rear
ranging snmr of the delicate muchin-
ery connected with the gas works.
Judge l.. Y Miller, an accomp llHhed
member ~ the law and lanI llfhi ~
Miller T,upleton ~ 60. OF Wlcll'"
Fails, was IN the city yesterday, on
IA. return from tho iCdefd court al
Dallas. and called on The GAZETTE
Messrs. u \ Collier and ltUhnri
rstapl., tun ,viaI aud Hnapfeti" oth
zrus of Meliin2le, tennessee, were "
the city \, stvrday, and departed lh'
mnrning for san Antonio, They ar
making tnur of Texas, watching tlu
business opportunities, and may ulul
uately become citizens of The gtea
commonwealth Such men are al
wnys welcomed Ia the Lone star state
AIR. &. l.. Bates. who has lately been
connected with the Texas iuveslnieh
company OF this city, s"vcf'd his con
nection yesterdny, aud returned 10 ~
old homo ut Holly Springs, MeS MI
Bates isn young lawyer Of bTilli'n
aitninmeuIs, and during his stay her
Inns made many friends, who fogrc
has departure, and wish him, whereV
er he may go, the rich success lac de
sprypA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Two sunsets on lllo Same E,enIng,

lNIgnia (AnVD hniorpree, Nov, ~
Lust oyenlng,ln addition To the bril-
liant red glare IN the heavens, which
were nuclOudod, we were treated Ia IA
new aud eiartllng phenomenon. In
thls city ihc sun sets 10 ua disappears
behind the western mountnine) about
1880 o'clock. The shadows of the
mountains then stretch away 10 the
eastward, gradually ehrouding
all The hills la the darkness. Last
oyppng about q O'Clock, long after
the gloom Of night bud settled down
upon all the country, aud while ihr
red glare Ia tho wcst VIVA climbing 10
the zenith, there was IA sudden ltMl of
brilliant Hight from hbOye, bud all tho
hills again appeared bRthed III golden
sunshine. This runllgiit struck down
upon the face OF the country about
| half u mills 20 tile eAat 1T the city. IL
gradually moved eastward Till IL Ola.
appeared ON tlie distant mountain
peaks, Just as In tho ease Of the flnt
sunset Although II WINS evidently
sunlight rejecting from some
point high iIi the heav-
rnp, IL looked different IN no way from
The direct rnya from the run, but NIL
about Ia the air was u gbsaily glow.
This was perhaps duo 10 deep and
hnlihiufhl blue Wninn rose III the uArt
aud sprhd upward Ill II met
the red glare from the west. Tile
word phenomenon brought our people
out upon thu streets Ia all parts of
tho tnwD. No one bad ever bcfora
seen anything lIka IL, a thousand
theories were advanced 10 account for
tho peculiar display. No ono would
bear Of tbs airy fog' explanation
given In California TINT is, that
the smoko from forest fires had alird
the nt,noaphero with sort of dry fog
or dust for tho reason that since tbs
oxilnguishment of tho Ares ny storms
there Inns been i,li abundance Of rain
ana snow 4, thoroughly wash and puri-
~ The air. The maJurity were OF the
0pInlon that electricity had much 10
do with the display. All nRfep TINT II
Ia earllrgako weather, aud that tho
unnatu0st glare Il, tho heavens means
u tieinsp. dous sbake-up for the people
OF thia eOast Mt no distant day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Hardware.

The firm of johnson, Amber, ~
yonnr are now stocked up WIN II
very complete line of every variety
of hardware, to which they invite the
attan,ion of customers. The firm hns
hnilt ND a very large trade by their
satisractory dealings aud bedrock
nrires. They continue to offer espe-
cially stock of cook stoves VI Vie
best makes and mt very feasohn a,,Iu
prices; two hundred Kegs OF hur'e
shoe,. and all kinds of nails IN lhrge
quantities. Builders and carpenter
generally will lind II other adVhhtas1
1o Get the firms prices. AdJac1nt
towns can order direct by telephone
and have their orders promptly hlleu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Sramen's Meeting.

Detroit. Mich, December To- In
the sseamcn's International reunion,
the report Of the committee was
adopted clntenn.ng the Forty seventh
congress for not passing the blu m
trOducol In that body for the better
protection Of life aud property on the
great lakes. declaring that mnny lives
aud large amount Of property had
been sacrificed since on account OF
the Gulpable negligence of congress In
refusing o. take action on the subject
The resolutions appended to the report
earnestly demand that the present
congress pass some measure u protect
property md HE on tho great lnlicst
declaring TINT all vcsseis 10y steam aud
sail should be property manned thnt
the sanitary conditions OF TIC llVing
and sleeping apartments OF vesnelh
should hc looked after aud thai tho
hubs of settling vessels rs well ~ of
steam shuuld be inspected, ana CON
demned IL not roaYorthy The rraolu-
tions were adopted, Tho HniOn closes
it's business Tuesday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
IN BRIEF.

Randall & Chambers Go. for two
ply carpets.
Elegant piano covers mt Randall Il
Chambers Co.
All eolors of knitting silk Mt Ran
dali Il Chambers Co.
Ladies' union.knit underwear at
Randall & Chambers Co.
Embroidered chair Tides very cheap
ut Randall 4 Chambers Co.
Handsome embroidered plano covers
at Randall 4 Chambers Co.
A good assortment of ladies' all-wool
underwear ut Randall IL Chambers
Co.
The finest wraps for ladies aud
misses AT greatly reduced prices at
Randall ~ Chambers Go
We guarantee the lowest prices on
silk and satin wraps.
RANDALL n CHAMBERS Co,
A male qunrtette has been recently
organized IN this city, and lis MEM
beers are said TO be quite proficient IN
vOcalization.
The square was fllledyesterdny with
our country cousins, WHO nave utch
kept away nearly all the week by the
rain and mud.
On account OF the indisposilion of
the pianist the orchestra was unable
to discourse its strains AT Max Elstr'r
last night, much TO the d!suppoint-
ment OF the crowd that gathered there
Next Wednesday evening at s
o'clock sharp, there will he "A rehearsal
of the Chimes of Normandy at the
Texas Wesleyan college, opposite the
Gcrmania opera house.
| A colorcd woman named Charlotte
! Wright yesterday adopted an infant
child of Bette Howard, deceased, The
child being named Mary Charlotte
Howard and having been born ~
August last.
Rev. Horace Bishop Is In Houston,
Tex. attending the session of reNn'
| conferences. rharo wiN consequently
be no preaching NJ Fourth stree
| Methodist church Sunday at II II IN
Rev. W. =. Wilson will preach ther
Mt IN. IN. Sunday-school at 0:3Op. IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
PRrrrY TRIfLEs.
Low -Heoked uouns- shoulder spor-.Iiais
and raps.-Ior "a btnnntto.


Now York Evening Post
Low-neclIed bpdicoa are moro gen
orally worn at receptions anu tue
opera this season than they have been
for years bnclt, These ARE nRfupt mis-
take In point al art, and however they.
may SGT Of pnir of wcIi.rJinded hbu
hn6wy shoulders, they Invariably al.
feet prejndinialiy oven the Ioyelirat
fiuse. ~ tho opera NE Other. evening,
a Young lady iil black velvet drahs
w0re The bodice low qua the sleeves
short. Tho dinplcd throat and creamy
hbonldep, with n diamond neekitce
plIttering thereon, took away very
largely from the effect Of her pretty
face, which against tho Wilderness
1f ber neck looked heated and a bit
too r. ~, fof delicate beauty. Against
ihe black velvet, With no VIII. hlpiil'
,iers between, the face would have
looked fresh aud charming.
A pretty dresa worn Mt HE opera last
week by a lovely brunette was o rich
criusOii Indian cashmere, brocaded
with broad feather trimmings dyed To
match. The very picturesgue Looking
round hat was Of dark red velvet, aud
the shaded plumes aud moue1netaiie
gloves corresponded III color, hDh bhl
Tor The gloves the costume, w. a whole,
would have been charming.
The ,orspges Of f9lDe Of The hand
soonest French evening dr~hes lace hl
ths front over a vest or plnstron OF laes
or satin, covered with Bn embroidery
Of pearls.
Nearly All the latest shoulder cape.
have a baud Of fur around the cdr.e
and "A fur collar about the neck.
High crowns, short backs aud mai
row brlms prevail Ia many " Tia
styliHh winter hats.
Feather fans. with flower center
and joweled handles, are very fashion
able,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
printers Ink and Tie Ladies.

An evidence of the liberaliiy Of our
merchants coupled with ne foresight
which so thol oughly chnracterlaeS me
Fort Worth business men, ~ SHOWN
no the splcndid display III THIS morn
inpis issue Of the GAZETTE. The no
tent charm which scents Always 70
cover n firm which adVefIises freely,
will be again illustrated, and that Gus
TONERS VIII not only read, bnl ACT
mon the valuable suggestions ia tnese
many cards no one will doubt me
activity of every live advertising arm
during this week viii attest
aonin the value Of printers
ink' Not few Of these advertise
ments are designed especially for me
ewes of the ladies, But do the ladies'
rsad the paper? Ask the ilrst ono you
meet II ANYTHING, at least Of local m
,srest Inns occurred which sle has not
fully read up in the days paper FROM
The last accident to the details OF 'the
greatest bargains she can Inform YOU
aud there Is probably Ia no cityr daiIy
nnper possessing more fair readers man
No. lie GAZETTE. II Is Ia this way
mai their attention Is directed where
thev can secure the bthi
~ bargains, aud the seVeiai
Arms 50 patronized, by hei,
f,Ir dealing and low prices secure anu
hnld continually their many custom
err IL was In lhis way that the wen
Lnoun house OF Malone, waller q No'
81 rapIdIy and substantially pun W
tbs ,noritous trade they have. fflh'-
eTis inlt and bargains. There u no ~
eret about such success. Mercy iel'
-. IL, ,',.,,ie kuow "A here they can
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
The frank Line Pool.

New York December lb.--The quar-
terry meeting of tho passenger depart
ment Of the Joint executive committee
of trunk lines adjourned today. TWen-
ty.thrre roads were represented, The
meeting confirmed the action OF the
anding clntnluee In reducing rates
hy way " thosu tines wo.t of Chicago
aud 81. l.ouis, whieh did not pay u
commission 90 brokers "a meet rates
made through mokrls 10y other lines.
Thr Delaware, In klwannn \ Western
aud Grand Trunk inea nave
notified the commissioners Of
their cpnrurrcucei and gave assurance
of their support ON the policy pur-
sued. Passenger ratios Op interior
lunls are rs,ulIli-liei, AMI per cents
aud methods uf division between the
respective butinrss Interests referred
for completion 10 II special meeting Ia
January. II Ia stated by
Commissioner pirrHon thai the meet
Inn whA of the most harmonious aud
effective character, and that the com
mil. toner's received encouragement
aud ASSURANCES irunl several Wentrrn
roads, To-day tickets uere restored
hy way ~ the Louisville, Evnus"ill,
N ~, Louis road, which was tnkcn
or six weeks ago ON nccOilnt of cui.
ting rates. A resolution WIS pnssed
directing all tickets To bc interrhnngct
for passenger business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
CnAS. %. FORD,S


diul Opera, Entitled "rhe
Besgar student"
abpve-uamed talented and
Is organization will present for
sfst time in Fort Worth the charm'
and most successful connie opera
NillOGker, entitled "The Beggar
lent,n Mt the Fort Worth opera
|s, on Monday evening, December
p aud ON Tuesday evening,
snber 18Th. They will sins Wash
Won lrving's legendary id Of the
P4ills, entitled Rip Van M,,,ntiEsdtFs,nn,
BE Chimes of Normandy" speak
Of The recent produtgitn OF THE
Epr Student in Galveston, the
|ssot that city said:
|FOrd's Comic Opera Co. opened
Fnlght to II large audience at the
lmont opera house, presenting for
flr.t tine IN tins city NJ lockers
|esslul work, The Beggar stu
lL' phere are II number OF very
bug FIXTURES belonging 10 the opera
In the hands OF Ford : company
y were brought out iOrcibly and ell
Fiyely. There is enough OF plot IN
opera to uiId up lively story and
geaye into il II goodly quantity oil
!, all Of which is 80 cleyerly done
\ HE nearer laughs while he listens,
! sill keeps nn eye open "a eaten tue
(oaemfnt. In trusting the title role
= .ENN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
An Immensc STOCK.

The jewelry establishment OF How
ard Tully is literally packed from stem
to stern with tue best selected stock
of goods ever N the city.
AT no time since Fort Worth was
incorporated and began TO assume city
airs have her merchants made such
preparations for the holiday trade as
are being made the present season.
Prominent among the leading dealers
who have spared no pains to mlly
meet the requirements of their trade,
we mention the name of Howard
Fully, name that has become "A
household word north, south and west
throughout the country tributary Ia
this city. In The selection of his pres
ent stock nothing was overlooked or
forgotten, and Christmas presents for
husbands, wives, children, friends or
relations, old or young, ARE Offered ms
cheap rs goods can be had this side of
st. Louis. Tully's show case of dia-
monds is 81 ply gorgeous IN the mag
niiicence Of its beauty and splendor,
aud the adjoining case filled with
bracelets, rings, chains, necklaces, pins
and eur.drops is but little less attract
i've. All OF the available space set
apart for silverware il. occupied, and
the collection is indeed IN thing of
beautyn Tully bought Ia sell again,
aud all he asks Is AN examination OF
his stn.k
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Boardlnr Iionse llnlnel.

81. Paul, MIMI December IA
Globe special from Fargo, Dakota, snYh
at 580 this morning the boarding
house kept by Moses Chevette IN
Moorohcad burned, This Dire sproad
rapidly. aud the inmates with great
diiIloulty escaped ia their might
clothes. Mort Of { en- were more or
less burned. itObt. Dunn, Hugh
Finn, WIN. Fletcher, Mrs. Cheveite,
Jos. Ward ard Guy Withcrcll were
perIousiy burned or injured while
jumping out III the sec nd story VIM
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
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Mrs. C. ID. Brown respectfully M
f,r,ns The ladies that her stock OF
the fiuest grades and incest lhsl'i,' an :"
dress goods, millinery, Trimmings nv
IS now fnii anu o1,n prnve
Ladies' who desire 10 ip'o,J
their attire are Invited 10 CONT ni ,.a
SEQ Gentlemen who desire 70 n'anI
holiday presents to Their wives h na
i.dy friends will find the very oss'
and most suitable articles Tor thn5 puh-
nose nj Mrs. Browns Bazaar. "Ai'7
six iirst.class seamstresses'