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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

To the GAZETTE.

Permit me in reply to "a Sanitarian"
in Yesterdays GAZETTE to say that as
to the popularity of the cry "the town
COW must go" TO her owner for sup
port we agree. But as TO the COM
parison between our council and
witch burners we do not agree (wise
men differ. That the town COW must
go to her owners for support and not
be permitted TO forage on our yards
while we sleep is the just and proper
thing and is very cominendable in our
city council and one Of the best of the
many coed things they ever did. He
admits in his article that there are
comparatively few cows owned and
.'keptn by families in our city. Should
we allow the many, who desire to
build up, beautify and adorn our city to
suffer on account of u few scrub cows
Furthermore, he says that the
poor down-trodden town COW (of
the comparatively few as
soon as they are MIXED
and set at liberty on our streets go
quietly and inoflensively to the
prairie for grass and water. He for
gets that the day has come when all
the grass, to speak of, is fenced by the
owners of the lands adjacent to our
city, and the city COW must forage on
the fields of the farmers and suburban
wards. The eXcrement from SO small
a number Of cattle, etc., ETC., in our
present uncleanly condition. Two
wrongs never make n right. lie ac-
knowledges that large" number OF
predatory cows roaming about our
streets would be an intolerable nui-
sance, but that the few kept by. a IA
yored few families are a great advan-
tage. If we allow q few to keep cows
ON our streets we should allow all OF
our citizens to keep them, and II they
choose TO do so and do keep say one To
each family. we should have ~ re-
sull an intolerable nuisance. He says
the average COW is scayenser. ! say
LET every man keep clean premises IN
other and better ways than 10 have IA
neiphborly COW DO IL for him.
Fresh milk from one COW alone, and
how life may depend on this one
.ipint:u Is an exploded and obsolete
theory. so say recent authors on physi- |
ology. IL antedaies with witch-burn-
ing times. And they further say that !
cows milk should he diluted with wa
ter for easy digestion. SO the dairy
men are right in diluting their milk.
so they use pure arteslan water, and
moi the river water with fish in IL. II
have always been somewhat skeepticai
about fish stories, from my youth -upD
Now. about cows converting hltiy
garbape (sometimes thrown into the
Street by filthy people, into whole
some, life-giving 6uid. / do not in
jorse' III the fountain il impure, the
stream partakes of It's impurities.
When n cow eats bitter weeds her
niIk il bitter. This needs no further
,r,.umeut to even a casual observer.
Now for shade trees. He says they are
,nbeaIthy. If so why did God plant
hem in the garden Of Edens He GER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

tuMnfn-- Rough lumber, boxing. N incbc,
ma under ntstvlass, 81, stripping. Ssy. scfl
boxing anu flooring, clears, SIS thick clears
ANA ", va rough lumber, second ciNss
slh lulst anu scAntiing, culis, sla
Slpiku-tifat common white nine s2l 20.
second do, SO third do, ta5; poplar, 81 N, ma.
rough, siT 81 49, r''''''
nnnisNp LpMnrn- ~ Inches ana
under, 80 VAb:N nt do tSxa. go oApcS 10,
scantllng, lolsi al sny Commons lumber
w WNtiN "; boxing over ~ inchee, s.BlOiA
w W; mex clnnta, NJ 10 ~ aud y $50 VNla2 so
second class. any kind, $50 odhal 40.
Dkershn AM MATCuinp fLooRIS,s-.fifnt
class, SIS. second class eQl
MuirkfiNr FuRNlaiiiNo LuMnER--il., ~
AMI = ,nch white pine, s5O iuch do. ssS,
ttiLlSv'~htAptn on pLAIN-- tirtt cou-
mon white Pine, X, $50 tN I'd do, $50. 81 do sl,,
loplyss sf,''eSS poplar, ", s2So, native pine,
ip},GhsNn ji.Gnnkn--iM ~, and . inch, sSs:
:, ssi,lEei.ts- White pine \, 20; do ehpdsd a.
i.A,. docNta No. L. ShS0, cypress, boat, any
brand, -, do No. y, sLhn do No, 4, SBh native
sawed heart, sl.Hl snps, eIa5,
flukEiS, White pine, dressed and headed.
square or hat, ~; yellow pine do, 50; lnth, 81.
liNh, tNMhkE Eru.-- lime, AuHtIn, xlh
per hhl, Vonent. Louisville or Roscnals, $50
Ter bSl.i Fcriland, $3.50 ner Dbl. Plaster Paris.
New York or Michigan, s. per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
That "IIcrd Law.u



IL has been "a matter of surprise Ia
us that the newspapers of Northwest
Texas have not been more emphatic in
their opposition TO such a law. There
cannot he advanced n single good
reason why such law should be
enacted, but there are thousands OF
reasons why II should not be. Land
monopolies would not suffer much,
but cattleman with only "a few sec
tions OF land would be totally ruined.
He would De compelled to sell his cat
tie or 20 into debt for large bodies Of
land. II IL easier 10 fence up small
bodies Of land with lawful fence,n
than II Is 10 herd the large number Of
cattle in this county. Such law
would ruin the men who have NJ
water on their lands. IL would be
"poor policy" for the state. Ifa man
has TO keep his cattle on his own land
he certainly would not buy the un-
watered state school land. which the
state is trying 10 sell. IL would be
poor policy" for the large stockman
to advocate such law, the damage
his cattle would cause him 10 pay
would "knock his profits in the bead
Such law would compel all the small
stnckmep TO ''quit the business They
coull not afford TO pay tho expense
attached TO it. 10 bring the
whole matter down to q zine point"
such law would be IA bonanza for
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and
other cattle countries. Our st0ckmen
would drive their cattle out of the
state. Those who are interested In
this matter should commence the fight
"nown and let the matter be carried
before the legislature In its proper
shane
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
New Orleans.

CRAZE.
Nfw ORLEANS. December g. CoHs -
scarcr and hrm, Iniaod aud white, 81. yol-
ow bsenih
oAfs--liighor and scare; g.
ihpNIaIoEa.
FLouR--Dull and unchanged; family 4 Cd
az ~; high grades G2tffi5 ~.
Cons Mai Demand fniT and prices higbor
26lfi21L
ponk-.NtY mess scarce at IL co.
q, LAhp-iiigAoG tcIoe refined s}sHp keg,
fufK MKArs-.Ipng clear aud clear rib,
hcare and easier ma.
BAooN'-soafce ana frn; shoulders, 0; no
nANs-Choie sughrcurod canyniHed frm
anL unchanged; iitliL
HiSsY~stehdyi Western recincd OJa
Market dull AMI unabansod;
colnhnon 10 good common J,<dt,h, fhir 80
fully n,lr 6HiJ4. prime fo rbOire bskeDbtk;
yellow CHARMED o,SAyjS; white clarified ~
,orrrr Duh aud unchanged common 10
prime i0IiSlf
MoIAssTa @DuiI; unchanged; centrifugal,
ls@ls; common 20ax4i mir 2pap3g primo 10
nie.- quiet and steady, Ordinary 10 choice
Bash-sieady and in fair demand.
ro4,fos sEfD on,-steady, unchanged ppd
~ demand, primo crude JiigeG; summer
yellow f2eSi.
PRODUCE,
uAY.-choioo Ia fair demand at i7@l7f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

tainly is n greater sanitarian than any
of US. He certainly approves of our
arborium society. He was the origi-
nator of it on grand scale.
No further argument Is necessary
on the tree question, as we all know
that the raging mania of our leading
citizens is 10 plant trees and otherwise
improve, beautify and adorn our city
of heights. Why, sir, we will in u
few more years cause the beauty aud
grandeur of Rome, built on her seven
hills, 10 pale into utter insignliicance
compared to that OF Fort Worth, built
on more hills than Rome.
/ like milk, too, and want 1t good
and pure, and in order To have IL so,
keep ele cow away from filthy gar
bage and hitter noXious weeds and
give her nice, rich, pure go d, food and
dilute with our pure artesian water,
which has no fish In II,
and we will have more milk and but
ter-milk and be at peace with our
shady citizen, and the balance of man
kind, and when the final summons
comes, when the golden bowl is broken,
when the silver cord is severed, we
will pass over the river with the good
will of all left behind) and rest under
the shade of the trees.
III. S. BRoILEs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Woo',-- Medium, according 10 crate .0tiai,,y
ANA condition, nv To soc; ADr aduurtiiDc Ia
Rmde, quality anu coniilon,ig 80 20. eoaisa,
according 10 grade qtlanty ant ronuitiun. ID
20 ltc. MeNicnn inlprnv Il ncCuriinK TO efndo
qualify and condition, n to IL. Mexican, Nd.
cording 10 grade, quality Hnd condition, ls
10 u; bury. less. according 90 amount 81
burrf.
iiIDEs- No, heavy fint, dry y 70 1870. No.
hrnvy nlnt dry, y N NV. Nj. 1, iighi hini
Nm laAo: No. 2. lRht fiMt, pbnko! bulls and
heavy ian nQod q n pl{r, calfsklns aud had,
~ damaged, q y idbr. grucn ealttd sound,
green, 4 NJ h4o,
fun--shunk, i0aeoc raccoon, fOai0o
cayoifs, 2ttapc, mountain. wolf, iodGpc; foN,
90 Do.
i,rLrniis-- Nominal, season ~ycr Deer
skins \ n Aa2S: antelope altlnH, " 10 i0slS
goat sklht, oaot l0ye2f sheep peiis, according
cur,llnE % Lnlount of wOnl. l0Wibo, MoKiran
sheep polts, y 10 Ballc, Mexican sheen Ia!ts.
Improved, ilel2c; Mexican sheep hbcIilngs,
DO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
THE SlX-SiIOOTER.
|e of Charles Pittman Takan by an
Infatuated EmpIoyo.

Q of Charles Pittman Takan by an
Infatuated EmpIoye.
lMobeetie Panhandle.l
les Pittman was shot and killed
liorse-Shoe range last Tuesday
nlatto named Tom Strobe. Pitt
had the contract for building
miles of fence along the west
the Cheyenne and Arapa-
lease, along the one hun
meridian, and Strobe was
fmploy ms cook and helper. The
fd chided the mulatto about be-
N to get out to work, and an
pom ensued, during which Pitt
Few his siX-shooter on threat of
a struggle then took place
possession of the pistol, and
lost to both, when TIE mn
getting a temporary advan-
few his own weapon and shot
IN the side of the neck, the
Psins through to the opposite
n, The victim fell and was
faln in the groin. A woman at
Up fastened to the side of the
man to see if any
zee could be rendered him,
ade the remark that she
I he was still alive. Hearing
vlndictive slayer said that if
the case he would finish him,
ne up and shot him again
the breast. The murderer
fht 10 Malaley's ranch, got n
game to Mobeetie and gave
/ I'M.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

fcatur, December 10th, Geo. w,
Pf typhus fever.
{enham, December 2lst, Mrs.
Us, aged so years.
poke iuDty, December 18th
care, of black jaundice.
iehita Falls, December 18th, j.
ley Of Bolton.
unt county, December 10Th,
r. Williams, an old settler.
einesville, December 18th, John
|ed SO Years.
arksville, December 10th, Percy
ms, son of p. w. Johns.
'enton, December 2lst, j. Il.
pnston, December 10th, Titus
'ren Ferris, aged q years.
unnels, December l7th, Mrs.
scK-on, aged 20 years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
LOCAL MARKETS.


rRfSTs..-.AlDIon, solid black, q; simpson.
solid BLACK; ~. Albion, ~ yufgriy. u Albion.
shepherd plhio, Y American. fanPy, Z; ~.
ems, fancy X Aliens double pink, We Ar.
noldis fancy, w. rOehecO fancy, o. Kuick-
eiboeker fancy, Q; Merninack ianey. ~ Ms
fiOD fancy 81; orion iufuitnfe, v Bcfwick,
~: Dunslfk. ~. Hamilton check, y.
ELssclItD rifiiiTisn ASH FHErIfsc.--
Ballard nie Winch, ". Chapman a1jrrb, B,t;
IonsdAlc sElneh.bjs. IoDscaig c,lfnbrir, liX
Put % the Loom, ~; New York Mljs, lO1t,
wsmsutts. IDIf, Pembroke ~. ". Penbroks
~. IA: pembroke ~, 10 Pembroke ~. 3i,Es
Pembroke Ilti,. ~ Hope. e-lnch,. y Rose
.3nd isl.lncii, 4 King Bee eafobsie. ~.
IsIsows hHkErISG AID sifIgTiso,--tt lsn-
tls A *: Atlanta a ": Indian Head ,; In
dian YaJdsllch X; Pocahonlas IA fied.
Pembroke io,f, 2y5g Enferpfise y. n. .------
DUoKs-rfnttsIne ron, lz.f cents. faven's
fox fi1<; saya. 9 looz.. ~; We, tern Mar bo<.s
nj: wssi Point sss., II West roiiit itox., "a
Is. sy.; Bos p Oh Ia hosisn 4. TX:
isosion Scs.. lb; Concord loex. y
TIcxfnG- Anoskeab AGA. 10 cents; Con-
sstDgn nc, - s'ordlr AcK, hi Mertbun,
IA. ri Omega "A IS: Standard x. y
ardz, ~; Bangor ".
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
rrxAs STATE NEWS.

,,,ine parties went out from
last week, on East ant
~ creeks. One brought In
Inc turkeys, and the Other
I've.
\. will build a $4,000 court
h which bonds have already
4.
b Of Henrietta was almost
xvor of a city government.
rohaetie Panhandle says the
S.fsr'' loco weed is dying out,
nd faith that it will stay dead.
oeking Chair ranch is build
Imty.mile fence in Wheeler
,undred bales of cotton were
laa Thursday from Bonham
d liverpool.
IN snt Christmas turkeys and
pTexarkana.
IA Nathaniel Reed, one of the
pfthe battle of San Jacinto, cell
his 18th birthday last week.
a Of the oldest settlers of Aus
bnty.
horn and Samuel NIilliken of
Springs are having an artesian
bred between their residences.
gentlemen intend spending
Srhave artesian water.
ID in Erath county raised a crop
n, then put the land in turnips
bde sSl from turnips on half an
Il are four brothers in Flores.
|aiust whom there are eight in
hts for horse-stealing, two each.
onyille voted for prohibition
lier two years trial, by a ma
ftwo TO enc.
nham lady, forty years of age,
ew tooth growing out in the
berean aching molar was lately
ID.
nesday in Delta county a pas
u BY the name of Nelson shot
eda wire cutter by the name
der.
'rckinridge brick masons, who
ors4.5O n day, have compro-
ibrty cents an hour and re
3 work. They are building the
It house.
( Larry cut Martin Quinn's
Galveston, because Quinn
In singing a song in a style
by Patrick. Quinn said he
this was a free country, but
! better now.
forty Of the state university
Went home to spend the holt
have been posted in the Elm
ighborhood in McLennan
lat The wire fences would be
spoiled by Christmas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Hotel Chambcrmalds.

"Do these girls ever get rch?n
Sometimes they do, but not often.
Men are not given 10 making these
Kind OF matches, except In novels /
do know of two chses, however,
aud both have resulted happily. A
Indy moving in the very best circle,
here, who gives ilne entertainments
and fine dinners, and who IA cOnsli-
cred one of the leaders OF fashion, was
only IN hotel chambermnid fifteen
years ago. OF course it's not to her
digcredit, but doubt II SHE would not
consider II AN insult TO mention IL TO
her. know very well her children
would. Most OF The girls marry In
their own class, and tho discipline
and good society they iningle with,
even ny servants, make better wives Of
them.u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MOSQUE COUNTY.

s>%f ~ ~ -
Falkner to +. +. Everette,
Brown to s. V. Watson, a.
indaass To Inger Christoiler'
u, Reaves to ID. G. Rainey, X.
TO A. Il. McCuistian. j. i.
NJ. u. Helm, a. q. Garrison
ma Gordon, Il. y. Parvin "a
w. Limbarger, j. w. Wal
y. a. Forst, T.. III. Lambert 70
goldman, NJ. Thomas to Moilie
p, NJ. s. Young TO III. 7.
4, Il, .. Knudeson 10 Mary Oh
W. Randolph TO Mrs. O. g..
u. Q. Greenland TO Z. A.
pa, 9. G. Peterson TO Olena
10, j.. w. Bsgwell to Q. IL. Cor
pm Richardson to Lee Barnstte,
anderson to j. G. Enger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
mouselxeepers and Consumes

WIZ save money by buying wrlsley,s
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands are the
LINEN" White Velvet" "German
Family English Blue,n "Old En-.
glish,' Gold Medal, s-pound Bar,
each bar wrapped in a colored table
napkin also, their "New Tidy soan.
g-pound Bar" each bar wrapped i'm q
japanese tidy, made of pure vegetable
OIL and tallow. The best is the cheap.
est. BE sure and see that each bar or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Horrible brutality.

Boston, December aS.--Asa Baker
who was sentenced for life for muir.
dering his wife, made a confession.
He arranged a meeting with his wife
at the spot where the body was found.
and fired five shots into her body. She
revived and asked him for drink of
water. He told her the shooting was
accidcntsl, aud then seizeda rock and
smashAl her sliull. killing her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A suitable Christmas prose,,.

a scarf, q dozen linen handker.
chiefs, nobby hat, stylish overcoat
a fashionable suit of clothes. we saw
any OF the above articles win will 10
suitable for a present and we charge
you nothing for the information. NE
carry them for sale, though. Please
don't forget that.
WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth Sts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

For several years past the Swedish
government employed an. entomolo-
gistto assist the farmers IN distinguish
lag and destroying insects that prove
burtful TO the crops. The demand for
his services has been 20 very great,
and the work he has done has been 80
useful. that the Office Of government
entoDologist is 10 he made a perma-
neiit one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

IL has been officially announced that
duiing the next three years there VIII
be held the following international
exhibitions in the South kensington
buildings: "In 1881, a sanitary. ana
educational exhibition, comprising
health as applied TO food and drink,
the dwelling and dress; also. q general
and technical education. In 1872, an
exhibition of industrial inventions,
especially Iabor-savins machipeIy;
and in 1856. AMI Indian and Colonial
exhibition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Bark, Cinnamon, per pound, Haze bash.
Peruvian. per pound, ltsS0l baTax per b.
peraa per 70, sdtl. pAhiDyoll per gpi.. byei 50.
rindhDnida, per W., e;asl 90. oAstiie soap
uDotiledl, per y, sqny cream tarier. q. r.. per
cAionol, y, a W. per pound, s0akD; caiomeI,
EDaliali ptf pound, I 1891 q. chloral hy-
nfs, .NI ~ lroa',,, y, posi.
epson suits, per pound. getjf gum opium, per
pounds 81 gum cgrppbDr, 2sGs-.'; inorrhipe.
aPS Sii &c psp os y a iiaiin Dor Ger.
man, per or. D..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

To mako a bronze that shall be elias
tic as copper, from one 20 two per cent
OF mercury must be added 10 II, ac.
cording to the degree OF malleability
desired. Tie mercury may be com
blned with one ofthenctals Of which
the bronze is made before making the
alloy or introduced 10 the metal mass
that already contains the different
metals in the proper proportion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

OrnnknrY. IurnIlnrr nnd nIn.a.

Furniture. licsdsteade. Imitation walnut
each, 81 zoos " H1i walnut, ~ noe 10 bD Chairs.
wood soHi, y dos, s675egT OG cane aud rattan
sent, ftO6teD 10; cane sent dining, fI2 pA2 ~ 90
sgt gjelyp ". camp and rockers, each, u 100
6n MlrTorH,. arch tgpe. hoz, t2tNeyl2 %;
Tables, round, F2CodJtu, hii Leaf, o. 61gi5 ~.
wash stands. II 2lgts tl bed spfinss, "a 7oes sos
baby Carriages, VI 6oaa3D
crorkcry--W q teas, v dox.. ~ O0rI TO- " "a
aged, n b.: fallen bid6s iet2o less, dry saitef,
u ~ icc: green sailed. D ID 5c; grrcn butcher, y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

FLOUR - Stewards ROYAL Patent. fSpp
khhl,, sacks, 81 hSa9 10 v FOO ns., no, roSns
por 100 lbs ~, Nopea 70, No3 81 30. corn meal
per huEhel, eic, Homifiy aud gflia. n hhI
&0e onlmoai. n half bill, sl7a; trAch od
wheat fih, bw CInrhur@ X toda, Jpr, XN
nodai tA@ej xxx soda, dlsc.; c;oam ec,; gin-
rel hnHpH. Ssc,l lomnn creams, SIZE Wheat
la llEst receipt; SOosiei, an 10 duality AHA
condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A Heavy Snow Storm.

Chicago, December 2S,-1'he Inter
Oceans specials from Bloomington
Peoria, paua, MattooN and other
points in Cental Illinois, report one Of
The heaviest snow storms known in
years, and consequently delay of all
railway trains and n partial Interrupt
ton OF Geographic service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

C.TrLE--Iiccppis 1851 narl,oi dnli nud Y
lower dressed weight pn nearly aii grades:
common 70 rhoicc steers 0 Hthih gG ChilAtmns
stecTh7 i5asT o. =. gennrh sales fO@6 60.
hiiENr.- Receipts 1850; Rood hrin, natives
? 20; primo to choice as0al 2E uxtrn 10
Christmas muitons 4 tOua W, fuw Koiociod
wothers 0 %; lambs . 25g7 ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

A new method ofpurifying is iron Is
proposed by DIR. Herman Wedding Of
Berlin. He points to the fact that
when melted cast iron is allowed To
chill the first crystals which form are
nearly pure iron, and he suggests that
by repetitions of the crystali2ing pro-
cess metal of high quality muy be
obtained from poor pig iron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Excavations at The extremity Of the
Bots de Boulogne, In the enyirons OF
Paris, have brought 10 light the re-
mains Of lake dwelling. They con-
sist OF piles and a great quantity and
variety Of bones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

what do you need In our line ? Let
US Know either through the mail or by
personal call. We can supply yonr
wants. We are outiltters for men and
boys. WASHER 4 AUGUST,
Cor. Houston aud Fourth Sis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Small.PoN Mt Gads6en.

Nashville, Tenn, December 23,--An
American special from Gadsden, Tenn.
says great distress exists from the
smallpox epidemic. Out OF twenty
six cases fourteen have died, and an
appeal IL made for nurses and Virus,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Inlatoep, northern, n barrel ?.10; Onions
northern bbi, g TssbitO. sweet POTATOES, 50sj
" per bushvl. rnrnlra, i1piSo j hu. iitsns,
u. med, bbls. scents, inrgo lima, 6diGiset
Hhbi.ihaii ho',, Is. Iigs feet. kits, u ~. Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Where Are the Bows .?

Don't forget them on Christmas.
Our line of shirt waists is unequaled
in Fort Worth, and we show with
pride our line of boys overcoats and
suits. WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Many cons In France are fed upon
beet pliID. An Investigation into the
Psychological effects Of this food shows
that II causes the milk 10 increase In
quality, but deierIoratc In quality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

,, EaAit,,-Sngni .lng ap,us, liisce Y. &C, n.
bacon, lsc. 81. bacon, ass. l,,n, aienr ~,
g VI. y, a. dry salt, Isl, - ""
=, Lahp-I iercgs, NAcs ipand 80 N cans, lg,c,
\ y " .sns,Ir; 10 cans, lulkw on cans, iOssc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
lease tile Little Ones

yesting your small change on
~ 10 cent counters AZ BIuns--
They contain q multitude OF
very low prices compared with
nd 1t is well worth your While
pine these.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
The Rcrgnr Stnhent

Would probably have been in good
circumstances had he known our
clearing sale was in progress before he
purchased his last outfit, This is (of
course) confidential,
WASHER & AUGUsT,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

A new fibre for paper making has
been discovered in the dwarf palm of
Algeria. Means have bean found for
utilizing the whole of it above the
roots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Boys ovcrcoats! Boys suitsl Boys
hats -. Boys shirts!
WASHER & Auaus1
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Freedom from the risk of lead poi
soning by using glazed earthenware is
said to be secured from vanishing the
glazed surface with boro-silicate of
lime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Murder wi,lcut

is useless to say our prices are
like murder. The fact will out, that
we are Tie clothiers and furnlshers OF
Fort Worth.
WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

A fine assortment of selected wagon
woodwork; also all kinds of black
smiths tools and material at Henry 4
Peaks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

A universal exhibition Will be open
cd at Nice on December 10Th, which
will be accessible TO visitors during the
entlro Minier.