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Mr., RAppAroRr said to Mr.. schmuck:

'We ask you respectfully to answer this
question, and in case of refusal we con-
slider you an opponent of the new company"
And Mr.. Schmuck said to Mr.. Rappaport
81 do not think it proper to answer the
Question ~
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THE city election occurs next Tuesday, the
9th of October.
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ACCORDING to the New York papers the
evening schools in that city present so many adj
vantages over the day schools that pupils who
desire to learn would seem justified in abandon
ing the latter and turning their atten tion to
the night classes. Itis of course, much to ex-
pect that those in authority, seeing the better
character of the night schools, should learn the
secret of it and their knowledge for the bene-
Sit OF the others. 1t is, indeed, more probable
that the attention of the school officials being
now called to the difference, they will at once
proceed to reduce them all to the castron
system which is their pride and delight. The
special advantages of the evening schools are
that the course is elastic, the teachers have
more liberty to use their own methods and e1-
ercse their own individuality than in the
other schools; there is not so slavish adher-
ence to marks, and, for some reason unex-
planned, there is no overshadowing fear OF SUI
perintendents The further circumstance that
the pupils go voluntarily and for the purpose of
learning, and are not sent, will cause the old
timer to be reminded of the schools of his boy
hood, where he flatters himself that he learned
more in three months than his boy does on the
modern improved plan in year.
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THE Sentinel is to be commiserated.
shrieks like a child lost in the night
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THE jiggety-jig style of lying adopted by
the organ of Mr. Schmuck will not avail.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER >, 1888.
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NEW YoRK-Fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels,
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CINC1NNATI-J c. Hawley & Co., I5l Vine street.
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CHICAGo-Palmer House.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NGLIsH's opERA-HoUsE-"Th DEVILS Auo-
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by JNo. C. NEW " SON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
IN BRIEF.

Candy at Capera's.
Itisa poor clock that viii only run
OF g week without being wound l?)
The clock on the tower Is waiting 10
take n fresh start at the beginning oil
the new year.
Do YOU intend to let the children 20
without candy? Not If Capera d Bro
can supply II. /,
What is Christmas without candy
Fruits, Nuts! Almost nothing. see
Capcra & Bro. about II.
The shooting match will come oil on
tho grounds OF the club Just across the
river, on the 9th aud 18th.
The chicken lighting during me
week viii be immense. a large muir
her of line chickens are on hnnd.
The spirit of the dead old man ~
the tower was signing through the
breeze last night at the delay In iiXing
his time-piece.
Don't forget the grand shootlng
match To come OFF on the eth ana Zsth
dav of December under the auspices VI
the Fort Worth Gun Ciub.
Overa thouaand pigeons have bsen
secured for the meeting OF the gun
club. Representative shots Irolii al
over the state Will be here.
The taurlne contest isbeing arrangeu
ON paper bya file)ry correspondent.
Nilklass boyInes Of the genilsr hes
viii he substituted for the animal ussu
In Spain. on,a.,
The three tramps arrested y. oii Ii.
raar'sr FRIDAY. for the Wbiiesbofe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
PERSONA

y, Hcare Of Morgan is ut the Man.
sion.
+. A. Hughes of Marshall is at the
Clark house.
Tho.. Payer of Alameda Cal, is N.
I the Mansion,
VIM. Price of Wcatheriord is at tn {
Clark house.
]. II. l.. Bray of Blossom Prairie is
at the Mansion.
r. j, Scott of Roanoke is stopping Mt
the CLARK house.
Mrs. J. w. Collins of De Grove is at
the Grand Central.
w. II. Blackburn of Burnet is regis
tered ut the Mansion.
II. l.. Bullock aud wife of Iampasas
are mt the Clark house.
j. A. Travis of California put up at
the Mansion yesterday.
a. l.. Chesher OF Seymour was nj
the Mansion last night.
S. Cress of Pecos registered at the
Grand Central yesterday.
II. j. Strickfaden of Henrietta is
putting up ut the Mansion.
| Mrs I.issie Brewer of AlvaradO Is
registered AZ the Clark house.
w. d. Crothers of Evansville, Ind,
is stopping at the Mansion.
II. +. Sojourner of Clebuine was at
the Grand Central yesterday.
Fred Dorwin Of Chicago was guest
mt the Grand Central yesterday.
Frank Lamar and wife of st, Louis
stopbed at the Mansion yesterday.
Hon. Leslie Combs of Lexington
Ky. was in the city yesterday morn
ing.
j. A. Peacocl. and j. S Johnston o
Colorado were at the Mansion yester
day.
j. Bryant aud daughter of Mon
tague registered ut the Mansion ycster
day.
Amos Finch and j. u. Ford Of De-
catur stopped at the Mansion yes'er
day.
Mr.. Jos. Tweely aud Mrs. o. O.
Seaton were guests at the Mansion
yesterday.
Chas. Stinnett and Mrs. Alice Greene
and children of bonneville, Miss, are
at the Mansion.
Capt. S, a. McMurry of Colorado
and Toney Neiss OF New Mexico have
registered oil u, the Grand Central
Mrs Matte Gaylord smith, the wei
known lecturer of Exeter, England, Is
nj the Mansion, accompanied by her
husband. She is booked for Lectures
here.
Miss Laura Osborne OF Clebnrno,
who has been visiting Miss Chlldrreth
for several weeks, returns home to-day
leaving many new-made friends mere
with whom her memory will live long
and delighuully.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A TRUNK FULL.
A Young Man Arrested for Removing and
Selling Goods without Making
proppr Returns.


Yesterday morning young man
working in the st. Louis Store WAS
arrested by officer Cooper at his room,
for larceny of goods from the store,
In consideration of his youth and fam
lily his name Is omitted. About ayear
ago he came TO this city with good
recommendation and was employed
by Mr.. b. G. Evans, the proprietor, as
a clerk there. Great confidence
was placed in him and he
seemed TO deserve II by his behavior.
About three moths ago some articles
were missed that IL was known had
not been gold. Other articles We're
missed, and MS this clerk was seen to
be spending more money on various
pleasures. as well as neeessares, he was
suspected. A lookout was kept,
but IT, was not easy to
catch him. Two silk patterns
that were missed were known TO be in
the family of Mr.. Louis A. Trapet, and
no money had been received for them.
A faw NIGHTS apo Mr.. Trapet obtained
some sheetipr nj the store, for which
mo NANCY was taken in and no charge
made ON the books. Yesterday morn
inv the clerk. when arrested n. his
rnen made an ACKNOWLEDGMENT mud
threw omen his trunk, in which
we've fonnd two silk patterns,
and various articles for ladies. He
soid he would not mind serving ten
years in the penitentiary to keep his
notber from knowing of his crime.
lie charged thnt Louis Trapet had per-
ended I'm, to steal by telling him his
salary was too small and he could add
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
on THE BRIDAL tour.
whnt a Conductor say, Aboui nrldes aud
GrDoms.

whnt Conductor says Abnui hrldes aud
Grooms
philadelphia Record
nCau generally tell n bride and
groom when ! see them on train
Can /? Well, | should rather say 40.
| haven't been runnin' a Pnllmhn-caf
five years and not learned TINT little
trick;n aud the parlorcar conductor
who made the above remarks Tilted
back In his chair ia ilIo reading-rooln
at thc Broad street station yesterday
Afternoon and chuck led aoiilY To him
sell, ny he blew a cloud of cigar-sInolto
into the air aud Ra1ed at IL az though
lac saw there visions OF young married
couples Oh thei r travels.
"Yes, SIR" lac continued, after Two
or three vigorous puts. ut must be
u pretty sharp pair that can fool me
when they're on their wedding
journey, though about half Of 'em
play their lille game very nicely,
and the rest of the passengers don't
tumble 10 the situation ut all. or
course there are different sorts Of brides
and groonis, Just rs much NJ there are
different sorts of other people; but
have found that as "a rule the brides
unti u fitf w wv thhfH ~ ff'ft ffNf =
their best to hide the interesting fact
from the rest of the car. Others don't
apppar Ia carc rap, and spoon away
lust AZ though there wasn't anyone
within a mile OF 'em; but that SORTS
rare and generally get on at some coun.
try station"
lJIow about the mem
"Oh, they aro altogether different,
and nine times out Of ten rs the men
who gives tie thing away. You SEQ
they re 70 ticisled at being married
and 40 proud OF their wives that IL II
az much IA the ladies can do 10 make
them act In dlsiDtcresied enough
way to pass for friend or "a relation
OF q husband OF long standing. "
| has to be powerful strong-njlidei
man who can pass seytfA'
hours IN "A car aud not CIV.
any signs OF his recently-acquiIed
| Happiness. Some Of the brides, who
arc afraid TO rely on their own acting
and the promises Of their new nus
/ bands 10 behave carry old valises
and handbags that don't look at all
brldisb, aud even bird-eages; and J. yr
seen several very young ones that
made theii husbands tow alonBn big
| lJuudle Of school books 10 make peopl.
believe that their brothers or coiislnr
were taking them back 10 Doardlng
school"
uHayo you many al tils season
,'Heores nf em; scores Of 'em sir. ia
d great time; this aud the spfilg
though iho lively eeas0ii's about oyer
/ for the present II you're going down
10 Washington some day, take. ny
i train aud In Ipye not any On board IL
! uoipt lem out. Good day. And tn
genial discoyerer of brides knocked
the ashes from his cigar and went out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
I'D AND FOURTH WARDS,

west-bouud passenger train due
0;25 Saturday night did moi
here until about o'clock yes
IL WAS delayed by a wreck
FSarkana, IL seems that sat
two etst-bound freight trains
going towards reXarkana close
Ter, when on an upgrade sew
Us of the forward train became
Jed and thundered down the
into the rear train, badly
|iag the engine and number OF
ears. No lives were lost.
fines the street cars are pre-
! from going to the depot ny
1 cars blocking up the track.
Jay night pas sengers had to get
|posite the NJ strop III tan hotei ih
|ud, Chamber over or unuer u
train aud walk to the depot
Ias continued for over an hour.
|enger Conductor Ell. Moore was
tied yesterday with bouncing
hby Weighing u dozen pouiiqs
y. II is said that Ia his happi,,
+ forgot his cap last night, anu
FELLOWSHIP in bis pocket io' q
kerchjef.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
NEW. STYLISH
millinery and Dress Goods

Mrs. O. d. Brown has en-
larged her Dress Goods De-
partment, and is now ready to
exhibit to her friends and Gu
toners as full an az m q
OF silks and all other new and
fashionable dress goods as can
be found elsewhere.
Her new Pattern Hats are
arriving, and O moro elegant
assortment cannot BIO found Ia
the state.
". Blades viii please take notice that
all dress goods purchased Of krs. Brown
can be made up, In the hcuse, In tho most
approved style, and perfect fis warranted.
Mrs.. braun desires ~ nsenye Mo Ia
dies u Fort Worth and North 7eaas
H.at her entire stock, Including NttiH-
ery, Dress Goods, 7timmi,igs, uader-
wear md Ready-ndefe Clothing, hote
beea seieofed and made up unier hey
am J,eysonot appreciation, and shc Wor-
ro,ts quaiities az good md 1,ricos a.
tow a. ran bc had onyioilore ma side
OF Ncto York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
PROCLAMATION!
By the Governor of
Texas.
no All WHOM Jr NAY CONCERN

TO ALI WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN
Whereas, "a las como ~ my knowledge
that recently The innieflsi for. building fenea.
aDnflsfing ~ posts ana wire, belonging Ia Il.
II. Harris ~ Tom Grenn ronnty, and tle
ferring material ~ other persons. hass been
burned by syil dlsposai pnrsons. ana
whereas, Under tho Jaws Df this slate such
ofian eeanra feIoniss ana subject tlls offenders
Now, therefore. !, John Ireland. governor
~ Trsna, On by virtue pf the authority vested
h mo by The constitution and inwa, utter n
reward 6f tlgn Hundred Dollars Tor the mr.
rest aud eonyirtlon nfang party ~ a ielony
nlf tho nbUya. named uffobcpH. or the burning
aI any fence ar lumber
IN testimony whereof have beiepnto
signed my name and have fAuted fhn seal or
state 10 be hnfepn impressed. ~ Austin
Tomas, this Tho I'm day OF ntembcf, AID
lAsi.
fseaI JOINS iaKLANp.
Governor III Texas,
JDa ~ IsAisfe,
SECRETARY afFlaie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Il FIRE DEPARTMENT.
~, norton Troupe to Give 1t Two
gsneil, Performances, Jan
nary 18th and 9th.

All Norton Troupe to Give 1t Two
n,peat Performances, Jan
uary 18th and 9th.
committee appointed by the
Worth fire department ut It's last
No 10 confer with the Mabel Nor
sspe In regard to u benefit per-
NEE. which the troupe had of
,opiye for the benefit of the fire
tmept, met the manager of that
Mr.. j. b. Hogan, in the city
|esterday, and arranged for two
tperloTInances on the nights Of
Nm 4th and 5th, 1884. The agree
was, that the department should
"a one-half of the gross receipts
SlM extra in case II succeeded in
"a The opera house free OF charge.
|i;oupe will play Queens Evil
" the first night ana the "Giilded
! ue second. At meeting of the
lepartment to be held i'm the city
tenlght, the committee will make
Moving report of the agreement
! Yesterday:
B'Hogan, manager of the Mabel
bu troupe, agree to give the Fort
b FIRE department one-half of the
receipts accruing from two
FINANCES on the nights of January
hd5th, 1881, in the opera house, and
Suagree that in the event Of the
5sprtment obtaining the opera
fee of charge, will pay
800 out of my one-half Of said
|nceipts.
Enei j. iB. HOGAN.
Z, your committee, appointed to
FlLe contract with Mr.. Hogan for
|eriormances for our benefit, sub
bat we have closed with that
Rman on the basis above and
|he department to make the best
Is, to the department, liberal
price of admission will be 81,
30 cents. 1t Is The intention
department TO sell the boxes NJ
auction and each member Will
utmost to have full houses each
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
e.,,rist,,,ns pay.

Don't forget the famous ida sih ,,r.'..,
Female Mastodans at the opera MN Eno
TUESDAY afternoon and evening augh'
tor the millions. Lsnga' 1870
Tickets on sale ny MaA Uyaning'
prices: Matinee. 70 cents Ise"'Ae
G, n, zen h aud - cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

The great eafbuncle tia. has ~
feared upon tbs corpor0sity OF flif
tate. known ~ tbs wIre.cntslng core,
II bting punciured and all The corr,ip'
ZION wifi be squeezed out rom. Dr.
Public Opinion has diagnosed the ease
and determined 70 call In the 18th ley
Islnture 10 aid Ia destroying the virus
shat feeds the sore. A long pull, 4
stfong pull and pull all together Will
draw ont the core by the roots. - 1t<d'
Lirf sf0ck journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
street Work.

Mr.. j. sphar. contractor, recsiyea y
,eiaeram last night stating that ny
IA for .he work OF paving fronl
street from Houston t9 Main street a
aeross the railroad reservation han
a..an accented. Mr.. sphar will give
liz The necessary bond to-day and the
work viii be commenced ~ once y.
T Tb work wiz be similar to thai on
Main and Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
West Weatherford Street

plainant further states that he has II 9
fertile field OF poetlcal genius, from
which to reap an immortal harvest.
IL IL his intention 10 become n lawyer,
and not a farmer He denies that he
possesses
TlIE OTHER INCREMENT
necessary 10 poet melancholy de-
spair. He states that he does not
drink or chow tobacco, and never lost
his money ON poker, and that lac has
always tried Co behave himself thai IL
IL had enough to accuse him of de-.
epair, but To charge him with NOLAN
choly despair IL like kicking u man
when he Is down, as he never heard of
despair that WAS not melancholy
Wherefore, complainant claims lhnt
his reputation has been damaged to
thcextent of 10000 in the c5 es of his
classmates and The publir generally.
lie pniys FOR NIL other proper and oqui.
table and proper relief.
John Il. Mn4s, Young & Martin, y.
r. Cox of New York, aud q. i. Nj.
Turner, attorneys Tor complainant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Fancy Papetries
Al very low prices at Brunswls D.
Christmas Boat.

Instead of a Christmas tree the cnii.
dren of the Fourth street Methouist
sunday school will be treated % % y !,
CHRISTMAS boat. All articles lntenfeu
for Il should be sent in by . o'cioch;
The boat will arrive at 1870 sharp anu
ali who wish To get passage shouiu re-
serve seats by that hour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Snfce.

|ould respectfully call the atten-
y persons desiring to buy an iron
b the fact that | am agent for the
Improved manufacture of the Gin
ri Safe and Lock company.
/ give me a chance to figure with
|efore purchasing.
HOWARD w. PEAK,
pr Fifth and Houston streets,
h Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A Cl,ristmns Tree:!

MALONE, WALLER 4 co. IN N
,riprn THE ENTIRE PUBLIC 10
MN ..coIMIpr,rsTMAs TREE HAVING
N ~ PRESENTS FOR EVERtn-
poDy IN THIS CITY ALL
C,ootyNTY. COME AND GEL
y0I,R PRESENT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A cbristmas Tree &.

MALONE. WALLER a 90. IN ~.
yJTE THE ENTIRE PuBI.ig ~
COME AND SEE THElh
acHnIsTMAs TREE HAVING
on TT PRESENTS FOR ESElgi,
HODY IL THIS CITY AMI
COUNTY. COME AND GEL
YQIIR fEEsENT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
WEEKLY GAZETTE !!
Only One Dollar
PIcII ANNIJM !.
ZINC ArIIngton NIntler.

sheriff Maddox, accompanied by
ID eputlts Jim Maddox.ino. Thompson
and It. II. Tucker went - Arlington
Yesterday 10 arrest I'D Wright, VIII,
shnf FiekIln, and Tom Johiisnn and
Curb l,iedsoe. Wright had fled for
PARTS unknown. mud the other two
came In after u was learned that
FIrklin was doing weli,nnd their bond
Ind been fixed, aud gave
Themselves up. johnson giving bond
for assault 10 Kill. hffray and carrying
pistol. J3lcdsoe for carrying a pistol
md ARRAY. WTight's brother aaid that
he would come back ifFickiIn did not
die. lie had taken tho advice q his
friends In going.
Or. stevens says that Flcllin VIII
vet we'll
Under The circumstances the matter
obtained by the fepsrter saturday u
not deemed Of sufficient intes<bt 70
publish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

non,t fail 10 read SOPHIE I. snow y, : :
oa"'ifal prize poem entitled Anne
YEA xv,iiie's Prayer aud remember
am. 1is,ie ones. Max Elser can sup
y ,,i.. con with every thing feluiren.
b ~ il Il more blessed 10 give
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
our siIyeruarc.

|have concluded to force saies s, ~
|ne, with a view OF dlscoii.,n,
bis department. Look throngin,
Election In this line ana aVhli
lives Of The real bargains we are
Herring. Brunswig's drug STORE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
o. wire Brush Racks

Are an the rage; for cheapness ana el, !,
eaauee they are unsurpassed, asu
r nsaEe very practical holiday siit.
r.il At Brunswig's drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Fakes e. Co. received yesterday an
invoice Of Statuary, Antique Vas
es, etc. These goods are very
handsome and new designs.
Calland see them tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

IL Is stated IN tho journal OF
Science that prominent snti-yacein-
all0nist hns committed suicide az y w
1uel 10 the death Of his wife aud OF
ibrce Of his children from smallpox.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
cLoAKsl cLoAKslI cLoAKsll

Mrs. Brown Is now receiving
her stock or CI0aks for ladies,
misses and children. The term
ClOaks embraces all the varieties
OF Wraps, D0Imans, Circulars,
yIseltes. jackets. Jerseys, ete.,efc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

elegant dinners the Cafe serves
Isl iiity cents. Meals served "
Corner Third and Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
A CHRISTMAS Tree.!

MALONE, WALLER q co; IN In,
WIFE THE ENTIRE PuBLIlG,, ~
COME AND SEE III Ely
6CHRISTMAS TREE HANiNG
on IT PRESENTS FOR ENER,1,
RODY IN THIS CITY AND
COUNTY. COME AND GEL
YOUR PRESENT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Coal, CouII Coal!

|eclebrated Indian Nation conf
bt in the market. for sale py -
II &co,, corner Fifth and MAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
cut class Bottles

~, Cologne, camphor and bay rum !
very unique and s'yiish' ~
wigs drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

AcKER,s BLOOD ELlXlK guar,
aa,aed. will cure all kinds Of bio9u
an,sanints. i,,herifcd or contracted. -.
4 Brunswig Il 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
The ROYAL Japs.

This company will treat our el. ~ i,.'
10 one of their marvellous eh.ei. .sar,,
ments OH December 2stn Nv We Jp,"
houee. Look out for bills anu "ufe'
iaenlani.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24
Fire-CraclScrs
ms wigs drug store.

IS shirt waists III white and
|percales.
WASHER e. AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-24

Our soc Show Gases
bill real bargains; when shop
Investigate at Brnswig's drug
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Ladies', Hand Bags.

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