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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07

PccCpts dlys-Brtna 2iDO bbls state 93l bags
California Lima; Pca0, bills Imp?r'slGs bag. Foreign
Beans. ETports-BeJu' jCj hUs, Peas, ll7i bush.
Market quiet and easy Tor state Marrow Medium anu Pea
Beans "a port demand i~lt and home trade small. White
Kidney hrm Rcd kidney well sustained In prtco under
good export sIui SOt enough Turtle Soup have arrived
70 Cst h prices Foreign Beans ia pretty heavy dppyand
unsettled t"4lug j0WaI lower rates Peas Oul and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07

cuuios. ls-J p - DO Marrow pea 20 3 10
DO Marrow, l~~2 33Ol%ij ~ irt'-u, Sc. , % . 20
DO Medium. choice 0jU3 10 10 Foreign. 1882. 3Or
DO WLty kidney 25u3 80 GT,,l Peas. Prime 50 30
Rcd kjucr I--S 0rn5 - ~ b. per2 bu bag . 30
tHtI-k.
No. rt .uI i've days, f5;u- bo-os. Exports for week
lil-- Ihr extremely dul and very unsst
.'yry. shipper, adyccs Lavc been too onary 10 war
rant their DONG much, and TeCold the hght-
est exports 10 any week fuI many months
The home trade wants comparatively small az the
md HpId The market but litte relief To-day Pus
Lght ami quotations are 40 measure nominal
Adl-r5 nom the country markets ndtai" 'uitiII'DIe
wraua1 end the tendency prices lyr Is certain ON atd
lowe. ic pct ;Ictn " Of state Cheese oceasioHa
,xcccl sad Re as high can BE- rosd
aL,y september Cheese, uud close buyers c.Hh %
sut Fancy lots fu ss Tho October cheese are
showing bitter and quite psste; they are neg
lr,tr 10y shpucrs and 80 represents the nominal value OF
ohio flats sell only iu . small prdug way ni inc
prc,r quoted Creamery u except Tor the lew
lots % fIC anita OF the huutC tIailc.
state Factory sep. DO Fair 10 Prime e.. . dl0 =
ttmIrr Fancy. II 3sNl2 UDamrly ~klma,
10. Fine. II Gtl2 Penn. GuOl 10
30. Fair iO Prime. HlOit PUN" .......-.. .
DO T. ~ ~ im.... n 81 DO Poor To Fair.
Ohio Factory Fiat,
Elmo 20 Fancy II all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
VEGETABLES.

Irish Potatoes uDmprOved. except for fancy burbank
nrmer. sweet Potatoes irregular; Fancy sesree
and drmer Common dull Onions steady CarhOwer Git
only Fancy reaches 81 Cab6lgus steady. squash hrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
obstruction.
For Bows and Young Mcn-City.
For Young Ladies-City.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
broadway near 42d-st AIM year Primary, ColnIneTch
and CLASSICAL Depts. NJ NJ. HOBBY WI AhlN' fiHo P'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
Musical.
For Bows and Young Men-country.

DONS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D college. Conditioned TJr't'd candidates coached
summer OF winter. SiockbriIee, Mass. r. HOfFNANS.
DORDENTOWN, y. J.-Aliltarv Institute.
Prepares College Finely located h,|ith
full and thorough For circulars, &c, address lev WM c.
BOWFN. A NJ, Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07

SOU IL JEhNE1 IND IL l L To-
~ BrilEcGn y. J.
Both Full corps OF teachers Instruction thorough
Music Painting, DrUwug Climate mi very healthy. Be
gins sept. II. Address, IL. h. TRASH, PRINCIPAL
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
Presidential Succession.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Bill to provide
for performance of the duties of the Office
of president in case of removal by death,
resignation of or inability both of presl-
dent and vice. president passed senate. Ii
enacts that IN case OF removal by death,
resignation or inability Of both the presi-
dent and vice. president of the United
States, the secretary of state, or if there
be none, or in case Of his removal, death,
resignation or inability, then another
member of the cabiuet III this order pre-
cedence: Secretary of the treasury,
secretary of war, secretary Of navy, secre-
tary of interior, shall act as president un-
til the disability is removed, or until the
vacancy is otherwise lawfully filled, such
officer being eligible to the office of presl-
dent under the constitution and not un-
der articles of impeachment by the house
of representatives at the time the powers
and duties of the Office shall deyolve up
on him; provided, that whenever the
powers and duties of the president Of the
Uulted States shall devolve upon any Of
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
Over 4 Hun lr,d Human Beings Made
Sacrifices to the Vengeance Of
TAe Fire F.end.
Tho Despairing I"mates Appear at the
Windows and Choose Between
Crushing and Burning.
Frantic Mothers Shield tn ir Children
Until Exhausted Nature can do no
more and Perish Together.
A Missing Man.

Spe cial to the Alert.
VALLEY Cry, Jan. l0.-There is con-
siderable excitement here over the sudden
disappearance Of a farmer named E. L.
Smith, whose place is few miles from
town. but of late temporarily residing in
town. Yesterday morning he went to the
river for water and has not been seen
since. 1t is thought tina owing to tinan
cial troubles he drowned himself by jump
ing into the river through the hole in the
ice. Men have been engaged all day cut
ting the ice over the channel so a. to
drag the river. He has wife but no
children, and his wife knows nothing
about him He was once in business in
Brooklyn, N. Y, and several years ago
lived in Brainerd, Mlnn. Some think he
has skipped.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12

ROCHESTER,, N. T., Jan. "a nan
known as O'Reilly has confessed at Holly.
Orleans county, that he wss one of the
participants in the murder Of Lord CIV.
endish and Burke, and g,ves his reafsens
rs Hugh O'Donnell. He is now II jAHas
Albion. O'Reilly says he laaded IN New
York May I'D from the steamer Caaifoe.
MA, but it appcars that tie Califosnia Or.
rived in Glasgow Nay 10Th, aad aaaonn
thence for Liverpool aad Calestss. II
= cooaidsrsd . fsand.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
Special 10 the Alert.

Special to the Alert.
VALLEY CITY, Jan. 11-Several weeks
ago, as will he remembered by newspaper
readers, nine residents of Griggs county
we're arrested and held to bail of 81 900
each to await action of the grand jury on
a charge of stealing the Grlggs county
records from Cooperstown, and among
the number were prominent attorneys and
merchants. The distracted records and
property was not recovered until to-day
when the records arrived IN this city on
their way from Minneapolis where they
have been secrctcd to Cooperstown, which
place carried the county seat last fall. 1t
is reported that til" rioters made propo-
sltion to return the records aud property
If the prosecution against them should ne
dropped and 1t was accepted. The COM
pletion Of the new penitentlary at Sioux
Falls may have induced the proposition.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
CONGREGATIONAL

@OS~OOS~eeSos q Il
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Senate-The
house bill permitting the sxpSrtat,on Of
tobacco free Of duty to adjoining foreign
territories passed.
The presidential succession bill occu.
pied the attention of the senate nearly
the entire day.
House-Mr. White offered . resolution
lnquiring whether tho preseucc Of the
commissioner Of internal revenue in Illi
nois is Necessary for the collection Of taxes
due upon the immense quantities of bond
ed whisky in that state.
The shipping bill came up, and Cox Of
New York made . most eloquent speech
in favor Of restoring the former import
ance of our merchant marine.
The fortifcation and pension appropri-
alton bills were reported.
A bill was introduced equalizlng the
bounties Of soldiers, sailors and MARINES.
WAsHlNoToS, Jan. s.-Senate - Van.
Wyck introduced bill repeating por-
tion of the law establishing post routes
from Mobrara to Deadwood and from
Chamberlain to Rapid City.
Nearly the entire day was devoted to
speeches on the presidential succession
bill.
House-Bills were introduced creating
postal telegraph, reducing letter postage
to one cent and limiting the silver dollar
coinage to the requirement of the people.
A resolution was adopted for com
mittee to investigate the charge that
Chief Clerk Bailey, OF the house, was
acting in the interest of the Washington
gasllght and coke company and induen-
cling congressional action.
The shipping bill was debated at great
length.
Called for American Hem.
WAsHrNGToS, Jan. 1l-Secretary Of the
treasury has telegram from Capt. L. n.
Stoddard, commander of the revenue
cutter Oliver Wolcott, dated Victoris,
b. G., Jan. 10th rs follows: Received com
munication from the prime minister Of
British Columbia asking assistance ct
Simpson. Since Indian trouble no Brit
ish naval vessel in these waters and IS.
sistance urgent. Secretay Folger sent
answer to-day rs follows: Revenue
steame, Wolcott permitted to be preseut
at Fort Simpson and prevent violence but
no force authorized unless to repel At
tacks imminent against whites and then
only the written request of British Colum-
bia authorities.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
AM0NG::THERUINS
Rummag'n ng Among the Ruins by Mil.
wauAec's Holocaust and the Sick.
ening Sigh ). Exposed.
Minnesota Bringing out Her Race
Stock for tn, Senate and Window
Given the Inside Track.

Special to the Alert
VALLEY CITY, Jan. 1.-THE where
abouts of E. L. Smith, report of whose
disappearance was sent you last night Is,
still unknown. Search in the river has
been abandoned and so has the suicide
theory. The general belief now is
that Smith has dccamped: 1t is dis
covered that he lately sold some mort
gagged property and mortgagcd some grain
which lie had Before sold. HIS wife will
depart for the East Immediately unless
something new comes to light IN regard
TO her husbands whereab bouts.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
The 1in9 Disaster.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-The explosion in
a mine at Coulterville, ILL.,, yesterday
seems to have been occasIoned by ignition
of fire damp by blasting coal. Three
blasts were fired when the explosion oc-
CURED creating great havoc in the mine
and killing all the men in 1t except tie
foreman Nelson, and Boynard Harr. Sew
eral attempts made to descend the shaft
but the smoke was 50 dense nothing
could be done until about 9 O'Clock when
q party Of miners effected an entrscc after
two hours difficult and dangerous work
and the bodies of the dead were recover
I'd aud brought to the surface Two vic
tins bodies burned, but the remainder
simply suffocatcd and were not mutilated
aNv wAy.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
NO 25,

tne persons 0SEeO, II congress Oe mol
then in session. or If 1t would not meet
regularly within twenty days thereafter,
it shall be the duty Of the person upon
whom said powers and duties devolvsd
to issue proclamation convening con-
gress IN an extraordinary session giving
twenty days notice Of time Of meeting.
Section 2-That preceding section shall
only be held to describe and apply TO
those officers WHO shall have been ap-
pointed by the advice and consent Of the
senate.
Section 3-That section l46 Of revised
statutes is hereby repealed.
Territorial Lsgisissurs.
YANKToS, D. T., Jan. 9-Legislature
convened at noon, council being called
to order by E. b. Dawson last clerk.
House by D. NJ. Inman, member from
Clay county, clerk Of last house being
absent. Council organized by electing
the following officers: Joseph B. Scobey,
of Brookings, president; A. Henderson,
Grand Forks, chief clerk; l. NJ. Quinn,
Fargo, assistant Clerk; q. F. Mallahan,
Elk Point, enrolling clerk; Jacob Branch,
Yankton, sergeant at arms
The house elected speaker, e. a. Viii.
liams, Bismarck; 7. A. Kingsbury, Wat
ertown, chief clerk; E. Y. Greasy, Huron,
assistant clerk; Judson LaMoure, Penn
bina, sergeant at arms Both branches
adjourned after organization to ten
O'Clock tomorrow. The governor will de-
liver his message tomorrow.
YANKToN, Jan. 10.-The governor de.
livered his message of thirty five printed
pages at two O'Clock tins afternoon. He
spoke strongly of the inequality of taxa
tion, and advocated radical reform. In
view of congress not dividing or admit
ting the territory as state he recon-
mended memorial for double represen-
tation in the council and treble in the
house. He expressed satisfation with the
method of railroad taxation on their gross
earnings and advocated more stringent di.
vorce laws and the non-organlzatlon of
new counties until they contain 100 in
stead of so voters. The message shows z
flattering financial condition of the terri.
ry.
The senate this morning passed joint
memorial and resolutions asking the re.
appointment of Judge Moody of theBl1k
Hills, whose term expires on the 10th,
upon which only one negative vote was
cast.
1t is predicted that Secretary Hand will
lie succeeded by q brother of Secretary
Teller upon the expiration of his term on
the 3Oth.
YANKToN, Jan. II - Legislature has
done nothing of importance to-day but
will begin active work tomorrow after
the committees ETC., are appointed, which
will probably occur IN the evening q the
LIST is ready tonight. Only two hours
SESSION to-day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12
A BeaStly Affair.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. IA Youngs.
town special to the Leader reports tha,
last night man named Maloney, who
keeps a place with a bad reputation,
threw Mollle Dewitt out doors with great
violence. 1t afterwards proved that her
skull was broken As she lay on the
ground unconscious a man named Law
sou, supposlng her drunk, ravlshcd her.
He was discovered IN the act and arrest
ed. The woman was made as comforta-
BILE as possible in the police station, where
she died at half-past one this afternoon.
Maloney, Lawson, aud woman named
Bathurst are in prison charged with the
murder.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. ll-House to-
day adopted resolution declaring any
ineligible for United States senator If
elected while an officer of the state The
resolution is intended to defeat Gov.
Cullen. Vote asood 8 to Ss,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-12

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. s.-An engine
ran into freight train on Niagara Falls
branch of the New York Central railroad,
killing Daniel Robbins, brakeman. Frank
Lamaunta,n was badly injured. Csboose
buypsd up,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Glimpses Of the Bright and Sunny Side
of Human life.
Cheerful Chat About Home Life aHd
Society Circles.
Fort Worth.

Miss Belle Terry Is now convales
cent. after severe spell of typhoid.
Mrs. T.. keif.r and daughter, Mis-
ID Lie Fry, nre visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Ischarias, at Wealth
erford.
Mr.. +. NJ. Burrows and daughter
Miss Alice Burke OF Galveston, are
visiting tlio family OF Mr.. i. L. Mar
TN on Florence
Mrs. A. Il. Smith, wife of the cash
Ter of The National 0auk AT Jefferson,
accompanied by her children, II VISIT
iny The family of Mr.. I. y. Martin.
The organization OF the club among
the married people II one o' tneevepts
of the week. II will materially ala
in developing society here: m
The young folks composing the Nlh-
derella club have reason 10 copgrhtu-
late themselves OH the success Oh the
masquerade party at the residences o'
Mr.. j. T. Hickey on FRIDAY night
As dress affair 1t can hardly he tx
celled by anything OF the kihu ~ ihe
future. The club meets next ffiaay
al the residence Of Mrs. Weltnihn;
This afternoon at three O'Clock there
will be meeting Of young men ~
one OF the banks 10 organize cluu
for the purpose Of giving dances aur.
ing The winter. Invitations were sent
out hy the committee 10 charge a dAy
or two ago. -,
Al three O'Clock several young men
Of the city will meet at one OF the law
offices IN this city for the purpose o.
getting up literary and social clnb'
This viii be composed OF Young laoie.
and young gentlemen, II WIZ nhee,
every week, and previously appointed
proeramrnes for select readings, .eita-
lions aud music will be .xecutch.
Attention viii occasionally be gwen
10 dramatic work.
Mr.. ED. Mason has returned 10 ine
civ from his ranch and resumed hir
old position with Malone, Waller q
Co. /.
Miss Lucy Ford went home L
Weatherford Friday night, aeeoipph
MED by Mrs Kate Monica.
Miss Sue Bailey has gone " Wicill
Falls, where she is visiting Miss fiofi
Mrs. ". w. futile has returnet
10 the city from q pleasure soujourn'nt
M Colorado City and elsewhere.
Glen, VIM. b. Bate, the distin
gulshed governor Of Tennessee. was II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

the city for three hours Thursday, and
stopped with his old friend Mai, VAN
Inndt, taking the afternoon train for
the South lie was on his way to his
ranch near Grandyiew. His stop here
was n very quiet one, and II was not
learned by the GAZETTE for several
huufs afterWard that he was In the
city.
I'd Rose win leave the city this
week 10 attend 10 very important bus
iness in Chicago. 1t Is Unlimited that
he has secured u worthy addition 10
our society.
Miss J.ir Dial left for Dallns yester-
day TO spend Sunday with her sister,
Mrs l.. Banks.
Mrs Philips of Chicago IL visiting
her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Montgomery.
Lewis Penn of Weutherford will
spend TO day among the fair daughters
OF the Fort.
CsrGs are out for the wedding OF
David w. HUMPHREYS, popular
young lawyer Of this city, mud Miss
Mollie j. Dugan, beautiful young
lady Of Sherman. The ceremony will
he performed NJ 10 a. m. "Wednesday
next, Mt the residence OF the BRIDES
parents.
j. w. Gillespie goes TO Roanoke to-
day on "important business"
j. ii. WorDbell, for the past two
years connected with tie house OF H.
Z. Evans, left last night for Galveston
to accept position with +. j. Wills
q Bro,
A private letter from Henrietta con
veys the information that young
man Of this city. well known IN mer.
camille cifcles, viii, during the Christ.
mas holidays, lend 70 the altar one 81
the most popular bellies Of that town.
Miss Emma Rue Of Denison Is visit
ing friends IN the city.
Mise Hlfshiicld Of Philadelphia ~
visiting her sister. Mrs. r.. j. smith:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Banks Of Dallas
spent lat Sunday In the Fort.
Jesse Good leaves the city for ~
Louis Tuesday, To eugage Ia business.
He leaves several sad hearts among
the young ladies.
rol. Young Dnd family viii leave
ttis waek for Hot Springs, where they
VIII spend the winter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09

binding may be mao. by parents fol
babes in the cradle. Tn, re are alse /
special plan IN Armenia 10 betro,f
condltionaiiy children whoas vt hsv,
not come INTO the world Two mar
rleu women IN this case say before
witnesses, II, Anna, do solemn "
promise that my son or daughter shah
marry your son or daughter. as The
case may be, provided both live IN y
maarriageable agen and n, Maria do
soiemniiy accept the hand of your son
oruaughter rs the husband or wife of
my child, God willing.n Children
nus disposed of have no resource hut
to carry out the life that was fore.
ordained for them.
Single ladies'" said the can.
tain OF an ocean steamer
often cross the water under
the special care Of the captain of the
ship. A very fascinating young lady
was placed under my care, and three
young gentlemen fell desperately In
love with her. They were all Equally
agreeable, and the young lady was
puzzled which to encourage. She asls.
ed my advice. Come on deck said /
the hrst day when 1t is perfectly calm
the gentlemen will, of course, all be |
near you. | will have boat quietly |
lowered down; and then do you iump !
overheard, and see which of the Young |
gentleman will be the first to Jump af |
ter you. A calm day soon came, the |
captains suggestion was followed, and |
two of the lovers jumped after the lady |
the same instant. Between these two !
the lady could not decide. Take the |
man that did not jump" said the cap
tain, hes the most sensible fellow. |
and will make the best husband.h
And she did.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
A SUCCESSFUL FAILURE.
lphiladelnhia Calll

philadelphia CALL
"Ies, George, dear, | accept your
proilered love and will be your WIFI, -
and n pair of strong arms clasped her
tightly, lovingly.
You have heard, of COURSE she
said, from under the lapel OF his coat,
that father has failed?n
mo, | hadn't heard that said
George, weakening his grip little.
"l es,n she continued, nesting more
closely to him, 'he failed last week,
and"
THAT puts different phase upon
matters entirely" said George, strug-
CLING to break loose, but the girl held
MIN fast and continued
And settled with his creditors ut .
cents ON the dollar, and
Nay, dearest" interrupted George,
passlonately, do not speak of such
sordid matters. Let us think of love
aud the happiness which the bright
future has In store"
But, gentle reader, let us leave them
in their young love and perfect trust,
HOW Sue REFORMED HIM
Albuquerque ioarual.l
A well.known santa Fee business
man had "A fine business and was max
ing money rrpidly, but was an invct-
crate gambler. Every night would
find him away from his wife at "A faro
table The quick-witted woman saw
where the trouble was, aud one night
after rupper she asked her husband to
20 with her into another room. There
was Il faro table, II layout and stacks Of
chips. AZ,
belonging TO me in my own right.
When you want TO gamble come
here
He was thunderstruck. and swore he
would never gamble again.
mo, y said she, 81 don't want that
promise. You can afford 10 lose very
little money. What | have You can
win. want you to promise me that
you Will never play faro except here
He promised; aud that faro layout
has been used for the last five months.
With what she has won from him,
dealing herself. she has paid $3.50 for "A
buggy and built a pretty little cottage
which cost little over $1,000.
~ told her to puttne whole arrange
ment ia her trunk last week, said
tile reclaimed gambler THAT | was
Tired Of gambling. shall never touch
another card
The correspondent happened to look
into gambling room the other night
Il few hours ailer lie had heard this
story. There was big game OF faro
going on. aud at one corner of the
table, his face flushed with he gamb,
ling excitement, betting his chips aud
losing steadily, snt the man whom
his wife thought she haG reformed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
Wichita Falls.

Miss Sue Bailey, an elegant and most
fascinating young lady OF Fort Worth,
Is u guest Of our most popular society
belle, Miss Flora Hathaway.
Miss Jennie Robinson of Fort Worth
IL spending "a few days IN our littla
city with the family OF Mr.. Henry
Robinson.
Mrs.. Doop Of Henrietta Is visiting
Mrs. Wells.
Mrs. H. w. Stan and sister, Miss
Nellie Hobson, Of Hot Springs are vis-
iting friends In Weathcrford.
Misses Kilbonrne Of Ferris, Ell.s
cornty, nre visiting the family OF Mr..
1. &. Haynes.
Mrs. Helen Robinson, wife Of our
most popular merchant, Mr.. Henry
Robinson, spent few days among
friends In the Fort this week.
The young people had quite d sDcial
gathering at the residences of Mr.. !. Il.
Miller on last Tuesday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
San Antonio.

The charming young wifo Of Repre-
sentative Fisher OF Houston IL Ia the
clty with her mother, who y upde
medical treatment. They will remain
some time. u.,.,
Ladies' from as far east az Houston
and Galveston, and q, far north ~
WACO. are learning that San AntpnlD
Il the best place for them 10 buy their
iinrry. oar stores, where ladies fur
nishing goods are The principa, i,a ~, q
The ladies' bazaar. held for the pur-
pose OF raising funds with which "a
erect a parsonage for the dean Of 81;
Marks Eplscopal cathedral, melted
| 81. 800. II was held In the old Alamo,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-09
CLoAKs! CLoAKs!l CLOAKslll

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock of Clonks for ladies
misses and children. The term
CloaES embraces NIL the varieties
of Wraps, D0'nans, Circulars,
yisettes. Jackets. Jerseys, etc.,etc.