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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-28

CoRoSEK's V1Ews.-On Tuesday of the
present week DR.. j. Is. Vandegritf, Coroner
of this parish, viewed tw" dead bodies i'll
Donaldsonvilc. One was the body of
Fanny Clark, acolored woman aged about
s. years. who had died suddenly the night
before, in front of the store of Lcmann &
Brother. The old woman was from Donald
;sOnvillc. but had been staying in West Baton
Rouge for the past four months, and had
Just arrived here on the steamer Corona.
She walked from the wharf as far as the
Lemann corner, when she complained of
being weak and sat down. Almost immedi-
'atey she fell over and expired. The con
clusion Of the Coroner was that death had
been caused by general debility and old age.
; The other body viewed was that of the
infant child of Joseph Minor, colored, aged
years and months, which died of spasms
mt the residence Gifts parents, on Attakapas
street, opposite tho Courthouse.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-28

j, The second trial of the libel suit of Mark
F.. Bigney, editor Of the New Orleans Ci'y
Item, rs. w. Van Benthnyscn. has tcrmin-
atel in another verdict against the defend
ant, damages being assessed at $3.50. The
amount fixed by the first verdict was ST.
5s5, which tho Judge considered excessive
and hence granted new trial. We con-
.,gratulatc Mr.. Bigney and the lem upon
their repeated vindcation, and trust it may
nerve them to still greater efforts and tri-
nnphs in behalf Of the rights and interests
of the individual the press and the people.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-28

New Orleans has secured the Centennial
Cotton Exposition by unanimous vote of til e
executive committee of the National Cotton
Planters Association. The result was
largely due to Col. Ed Richardson, the
largest cotton raiser i'll the country. who
warmly advocated the Crescent City as the
natural point for the exposition. Good for
New Orleans
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-28

~ The CHIEF is received by all sub.
ibers POSTAGE FREE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
CHURCH NOTICES.

Fourth Street Methodist church.
Preaching morning and evening b,
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bishop.
Presbyterian services 1t II a. M. an6
P: M, Bushes College hall, corner
OF Houston and Fifth street. entrance
by stairway nom Fiflh street side
pastor, Rev. Henry G.. Baskevill.-
All are invited. Services every Sab.
bath from this time.
st. Paul's NJ. Z. church, come,
Main and Ninth street, Rev. p. II
Bodkin, pastor. -Sabbath school at g.3f
Il. M, Z. II. Harvey, superintendent
Preaching at II IA. m. by Rev. G. w
Graham; at SID p. m. by Rev. Thos.
Bread Of London, Canada. Strangers
welcome.
Cumberland Presbyterian church.
corner OF Fifth and Taylor streets
Key. Robert ID. Wear, pastors lbbath
school $3.50 a. M, w. T. Fakes. SUPER
lhtendent. Morning services IL a. IN.
SUBJECT, The Mercy of Cod evening
services at $50 Il. m., Subject. zine
Goodness OF Cod Music as usual All
are invited.
Theme Of the morning discourse at
!Iie tirst Baptist church. "The Lead
ing Traits of Great Characters -
Luke |, b. AT night, Pounded ON =
Rock. Luke VI, IS. Sabbath school
III $50 .. III. All ;,re welcome
}. d. MURPHY, pastor.
Ihe German Evangelical 81. John,s
church will no longer be visible only
on the subscription list. with which
many OF our friends have airend,,
formed friendly acquaintance. ~
many Others probably Will VET Int il
VIII also be seen on Calhoun street no.
tween Ninth and Eleventh streets on
our lof, for which we are very mnch
indebted TO Hon. p. Smith. who deait
WIN Us very kindly. There the bniids
ing Is 10 be erected during the next
week by Mr.. Davis, frame, 2sylo feet
with arched ceiling. We express our
heariiest thanks to all friends wbo
nave encouraged and enabled US. and
VINO '',l WIN in future encourage aud ena-
1le us 10 Duild our own house Of wor-
mp, ny their advice as we'll as their
ineral donations, which they will
'iease nave ready for us in n few
weeks. The building, when comnleted
iceofding 70 plans and specifications.
y which Mr. j. j. Kane kindly made |
Is a present, will be quite an ornament
. the city, at least to Calhoun street.
iay the Lord, our God, grant that !
,iohyi the services 10 be held in this !!
hurch many sinner will tind the or |
ament of his soul.
~ III. BECKER, pastor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
IN BRIEF.

/ Fine honey in the comb at Spencer
81 fuckers.
Fakes i Go. are just in receipt Of 4
nice Lot of water coolers, ice cream
freezers and refrigerators.
Three hundred Merino rams arrived
in this city yesterday from Evansville,
I Ohio.
4 \ fresh lot Of Standard Royal patent
! ilour just received at Spencer ~ Tuck
er's.
\ superior quality Of rubber and
I flexible hose. Also hose nozzles of inn
proved styles oud latest designs Just
received at l.. Higby's, a Main, street.
Fresh country butter at Turner x
McClnre's.
Counter and shelving for sale cheap
nj Spencer & fuckers.
Honey in the comb at Turner s.
Met lures.
The finest melons in town al Combs,
Read II Co.'S.
\ fresh shipment of new sweet pota-
toes just received At Turner y Nj
Clures,
Magnolia hams and breakfast bacon
at Combs, Read * Co.'S.
Tie Missouri Pacific and Texas 4
/ Pacific roads through their attorney,
+ yesterday stayed Judgment in Justice
/ Iinn's count in twenty eases in which
I Judgment had been rendered against
them for laborers' hire.
There seemed to he nothing nj all
doing al the courthouse yesterday
Several Of the herds of the different
/ departments We're absent and, neither
court being now IN session, there were
but few visitors 10 the temple Of jus
tice.
Fakes Il Co have just received a
shipment of real fine furniture and
among the lot n GAZETTE Representa-
tive was shown parlor set upholstered
in plush, with ebony frame. work. 1t
was a daisy set and no mistake
about it.
r. L. Tackabery how has in stock a
lot of Ailiers patent fly
nett. These nets are without doubt
the most seryiceablc and the most ele-
gantly fgotten up Of amy net in tile
market. Don't fail to examine these
nets uesoie yosr purchases are made,
We have no bankrupt goods. We
are glad of 1t. too. Our clearing sale
TAKES the cake and lays over All
sheriff and assignee sales. We can
proyeit II you call, All orr goods are
irst-elass. WASHER & AUGUST,
81 Houston street.
County Clerk Swayne yesterday Is
sued the following niarrisge licenses.
VIM. III. Harvey and Maggie fancy
James Janison and Jane Bragassa
ana ~ :. Carter and Lula j. Dudly.
All goods reduced in price. Call and
secure a bargain IN mems summer
wearing apparel.
WASHER & ArGrsr,
D Houston street.
Just received at Spencer & tn c ker's
a fresh lot OF limbergcr cheese.
Whole roast chicken In jelly, bosnie
prllnes, the finest In the market. Mar (
Unique lime Juice, cooling beverage
lof summer, superior 10 lemonade.
Ihurber breakfast samp, Thurber
cooked oat meal, bordeaux peas. comb /
money Ia glass jars, grated pine apples /
aha osher goods at Combs, Reed 4 Co. /
Pfreale shirts y cents aud 81: worth
- ana si.oo. Examine them and see
II th!s statement + true.
WASHER X August.
os Houston street.
ne hnest pure, uncolorsd Japan
lea at Combs, Read & Co. ~"
summer suits for men at IS. s1n. $40
Aiid so on up the scale of prices. Thes,,
sopds are cheap AZ $40, So aud Sli
WASHER K AUGusr
y Houston Street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
IN THE TRENCHES.
"A Boys Hand Terribly Mutilated by the
Explosion of a Giant Cap.

Boys Hand Terribly Mutilated by the
Explosion of a Giant Cap.
Yesterday afternoon most painful
accident occurred to a boy, who if no
had followed the advice OF his parents
would not now he in the condition ne
/ Is. About quarter 10 four O'Clock
10y named Willie Galloway. who
! has been employed to carry water Ia
/ the laborers who are engaged upon
/ the sewerage works on Third street ON
I the line between Main and Houston
streets picked up one Of the giant CAPS
/ used for firing the fuse in BLASTING
The boy had been repeatedly warned
to keep away from the
spot where the men were blasting. and
not TO touch the caps, but Needed not
the injunction. About the hour men
TONED the men were engaged in blast
lug just in the rear ofthe Opera saloon.
One of the caps failed 10 explode. the
fuse burning up to it and then died
out. This the boy picked up. and
whether he hammered il with n roci,
or whether there was still a uIoulder.
ing spark in il is not known. Al any
rate IL exploded in his left hand mn
tiiating the thumb and the first and
middle fingers, horribly. He WAS M
once carried into Dashwcod'S dru0
store and II physician summoned
Df. Broiles was found end NJ
once responded 10 the s,,n,n,ons
IaisoWay was then carried up-stoirs in
Drs' Burts " Fields office aud placed
IN Ihe operative chair. DR.. Broiles.
utter an examinations. proceeded to
alhPutale portion OF each finger
Which had suffered by the explosion,
dne INST Joint OF the thumb and
nIst niger We're taken off. aud
me middle finger was emf
haii-Way between the first aud
second Joints. DR.. Broiles performed
me operation quickly and neatly. al
though the boys hand viii of co,Irse
ne Disabled, he may be considered
lucky 70 nave escaped 80 easily
IL was found that piects OF the can had
lmoeded themselves in the BOYS FAC.
meek ana cars, aud had to be eur on,
galloway Is the son OF Mrs. AM,
: honss, who resides in the east,end ~
Town. a GAZETTE reporter en-.
uesfofed 10 gather the particulars ~
,he accldent from himself. while ,yait.
ing IA the drug store for pby,iejsn
nut ne uld not seem TO be able Ia fait
much One thing, however. can H.
SAD ! for Galloway, which is greatly Ia
nls credit, sitting in the clair. his I
tgers spit and mniilated and rackea 1
uu terrible pain he said I
NJ. y worn IN complaint, and when I
asSeu u the pain was not prettv se,..,,..
nodded an affirmative. He nnns,Sa'j
20 log very anxious that his mothsr
,uvuiu not hear Of bis accident 80
ma not wish to be carried homo w
lunioer OF boys crowded abont bis
' nan. ana turning TO them. he toIJ
nelh 70 take warning aud profit bv MI.
,Aanlpie, Tor II he had obeyed his sen
y " ne would not have been Injured
1y = seventeen Years of age. but loots
ICY more than thirteen al The
=" ana Is OF small aud delicate mould
80 now resting easy aud will M
ouot be out in a short time. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Personal.


J.C. Brown Of sedslis, Mo- - IN
the city.
NJ A. Healy Of Brenham is stopping
al III Paso Hotel.
Ex.sherifi James will leave for .
trip west tomorrow.
a. L. Truitt has returned from Q
trip 10 the Panhandle.
JIG. Halsell. prominent stockmar
OF Decatur, is in the city.
sam Levy. a well.known citizen q
Decatur. is at II Pasu Hotel.
Capt. William Pinkney Leslbeltero o.
North Georgia i ia the city.
Mr.. b. c. Evans len last night foi
New York, on a business trip.
j. NJ. Frazier Of ~. 10. Missouri, j.
taking in the sights o. The Fort.
Jno. {. orrick and Allen Quirck are
registered at III PasD Hotel from -.
Louis.
Geo. Fox and :. VI. Peck OF Cincin-
natl are among the late arrivals al FL
Paso Hotel.
DR.. l.. Carpenter OF Decatur passed
through the city yesterday, CD route
FOR st. Louis.
RIP. Zook and J. VI. Ford. exten.
siye cattle dealers OF Forest City. Mo
are in the city.
J. C. Boyd. District Clerk Harris
fields energetic assistant, len last
night for Keller 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Kate woodiIl and daughter
Miss Robert Tien. leave for Halifax
Nova Scotia. to spend the summer, To-
night.
j. NJ. Willis, Esq. county attorney
Of Clay county, spent yesterday in the
city. and made the GAZETTE 3 pleas
ant call.
Mrs. J. G. Richardson and her sister
Miss BERTHE Hardmau, lefI this morn
ing via the NJ. p Il. K. FOR their old
home in Edna, Aio.
Tom Wagner OF Decatur. one OF the
largest cattle dealers ia North Texas.
was In the city yesterday on his way
70 Hunnewell, Kansas.
I. Marion Anderson, young law
yer of Marion, Va, is ia our city Wis
iting the family of Il. +. Sprinkle,
with view of locating.
MIR. L.. ID. Noak, general stock agent
Of the Gould system, passed through
this city yesterday morning, en- route
for Dallas and Galveston.
Mr.. +. II. Gellentien of Berlin
Prussia, business manager OF the Tyro-
lean Concert Company, is in the city
and paid his respects to the GAZETTE
yesterday.
AIr. j. w. McCulloch, the popular
engineer of the Cannon Ball, and chic
of division No. Isl, left for Marshall
yesterday morning. on business con,
nec,ed with his road.
County Treasurer Boyd, Surveyor
| Williams, Clerk SWayne and District
Clerk Hartsfield formed party who
attended Sunday school picnic at
Benbrook, eight miles west OF the city
yesterday.
Ray Bowlin, County Attorney Pen
dieton's able assistant, and one OF Fort
Worih's most promising young law
yers, returned last evening from tr D
TO Dallas county, where he was visit
ing relatives aud recuperating for new
work.
Miss Lena Walker, q beautiful young
lady from san Antonio, having spent
several weeks in our city departed for
her home yesterday morning. Mis-.
Walker made many friends Will,
here. who regret exceedingly her early
departure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
The Wesleyan College.

The executive of this Institution
have completed their arrangements
for the coming session. They have
shown by their efforts that they pro-
pose establishing school where the
requirements of all, and especially the
advanced students may be met. In
selecting faculty they have eXeer-
cised forethought and precedence. No
teacher has been elected who has not
had experience and success in the ro-
fession. All came well recommended
bearing testimonials of having
achieved enyiable regulations by their
personal aptncss aud scholarship.
II. NJ. White, L. A. principal, has
gone through the different grades OF
his profession. He has taught private,
public and graded schools has had
charge of collegiate or grammar acade-
mics Snd has delivered lectures in the
department of natural sciences in the
university. Besides the ordinary class
work of the course of the university
from which he graduated he took first
class honoIs of the department of
natural science and was awarded a
gold medal for his proficiency. He
will take charge of the mlthemetic
ana natural sciences.
c. II. GUNNER, Il. A., professor of
the classics. German, French and Ital-
ian is gold medalist in the depart
ment OF modeln languages. He is a
graduate of one of the most thorough
and best disciplined Canadian uni
versities. He took honors In the
classics and has made a special
study of the moderns. He
-. l.
teachers profession and Is thoroughly
competent to perform the duties de-
volVlng upon the professor of the
classic and modern languages depart
ment
Rev. A. 4. Johnson. NJ. A.. who
has occupied a chair in one of our
southern colleges, and well known as
public instructor, will deliver lee
lures on mentaland moral philosophy.
IteV; 4. IL. Bodkin, B. A., pastor Of st.
faui chhrch, viii deliver lectures on
belles-letters and literature.
The department of music and paint
ing has been assigned 10 the accon-
p!ished lady and pTo-
ficent teacher Miss Murphy
Miss Murphy has won golden opinions
as teacher OF music, both vocal and
anu Printing. 1IN-
ing studied under highly cultivated
German-schooled professors, She j.
amply competent 10 lay the founGa.
ton OF thorough ccur.e, and instiu
In the minds of her pupils desires for
noble achievements in her depart-
ment. She bears testimonials of a
very fattering character from the
New England conservatory. Boston
Mass, and the conservatory of music
Cincinnati, o.
The primary department will be
placed IN the charge of Miss Hess. who
Is well known To our citizens and
VINO has won the confidence of the
pupils and parents as teacher.
with the above staff ii is deter
mined to undertake the work of tbe
coming tenn. Every effort will he
pun forth TO make the school worthy
the good wishes aud patronage of the
citizens of FOit Worth.
twenty pupils will be placed under
Miss Fannie \. Murphy's direction.
ana those wishing tuition should an,
ply 20 her Mt once for admission n
nall the number have been already ac-
cep,ed. III needed, Miss Murphy will
nave competent assistant. There
VIII be pianos furnished in the buiIJ. |
ing LOT both lessons and practice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
NH SiLN Err LOAF BAKING pow
ZEN Is guaranteed pure aud fresh
me Sewer Contractor and His
BOndsmen.

Mr. Jones, the confidential clerL !,
Cleveland & cameron. spent ali da ~
Yesterday examining the books von us
eIs ana pay-rolls of Contractor Siat
very The contractor in conversat H.
with GAzETTE man, said that ,i,l
Conc S"nusineL had not vet paid ali ,h ie
pms que lie stated that W. II .e
s nau a large bill unpaid, and that Mr.
i1t pnwcer and other material ,ya,s i; ~
sile same condition. Mr.. Jones Iaa,. 80
mf waco this morning 10 report ~ Ifs
principals, and something deiinite ~ ms LIZ
oe expected in a few DAYS. SlottasSS.
rsitefates the statement That he ,'s
enAstd The ahrcgation OF his novyar rul
attorney to Cleveland & Cameron eo os
500 ana that he Will ignore thsn ~,
~ :, me prosecution OF the contract hnra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
Dismissed.

AZ. i.uward Biggens, arrested several
Ny ss since, upon complaint made by
~. tAt'lgue, proprietor of the Com
ny, .heiviai restaurant, charging him with
.ne inert OF two hundred dollars. was
1yr,taigned yesterday before Judge
I q y. Iof preliminary examination.
-. u Johnson appeared for tho de.
n a'a,se ana Ross Bowlin for the prose
vutioh. After hearing the evidence
sne court held that ii was not sum
,,eht 10 hold the defendant 10 answer
,he charge, and he was accordingly re.
leased from custody. s' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
A QUEER CA
a Young Man Repuliats. VI

lure.
Friday afternoon a 4
named J. w. Dupre, whos
tendingthe Fort Worthccs
lege during the PAST sesslV,,
himself at the City Nas,
with Il check for a small {,
was informed that he hala
his account already tvt,f
Dupre protested that be u
that on the contrary he q
teen dollars to his credltm
Upon this his checks wenf
when he denied them 8,
that of the ninety dollar I
posted in the bank,
still fifteen due e
the other hand. the tss
showed him checks bearli5t
ture amounting TO SllQ l.
protested that he had mol 4
the cheeks, and was tQldlk
a justice of the peace sndHt'
Wit To that effect. He thett
fore Justice linn and maff
Wit, and a complaint wass
against him by the bal'
swearing. Dupre gave ~
pearance at the prelimlr;,6|
Wednesday next, Prof a
VIII Capps becoming ~
The bank officials claim 4
signed every check IN lhe't
that it was his cutom 70 81 4,
bank aud sign the check \
ter, when the money wa Y
handed over to him. 4
On the other hand Dupr Il
although the signatures lipN \
ful resemblance to his ils. 1
les. He exhibited Q pqsk
which, he says, he alwS'Sq
entry when he drew aes 4
mention of the money alls' 4
been drawn by him apF N!
case is rather a compllcAsa.sI1
what will be the oniconelli
to say. Dupre is a siransgss
having come several moppsl
Mississippi TO attend the T. .,
Commercial college, ns
twenty-four years OF age "a Y
spoken of by all who knOs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

THE report comes from South Africa
that our OLD friend CETEwAYo has
been licked by another singie-shirt
monarch. Since CIR. was eng rtained
by Queen VIcToRtA.h he has been put
ting on airs. Ii is to be hoped that
he has been 81 badly used UP as TO
bring him to q sense OF his own un-
worthiness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Excursion tickets TO hundred cities
AZ, aiiu Watering places are now on sale at
lne Gun, Colorado * Santa Fe ticker
once once, near the Ell Paso hotel. Rates
eA.ee1ssaingiy low. This is the smoofh-
81 llne ana connections as sure as
. ., TWO are four. Call for rates and
time. L. f. FosDIcK. W anu
Railway and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

ENGLIsH ship owners protest against
GLAusroNE's bargain with DELEssEis
for the construction Of the new Suez
canal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Dr. j, b. Stewart, formerly of Ten
nessee, is now proprietor OF the 81
Nharies Hotel. Being an old hotel
man his guests will know that ali
eouftestles and accommodations will
be extended.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

TnR mortality in New York city for
the week ending last night was ITO
against 1850 last week, notwithsiand-
ing the more temperate weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

CARDINAL HOWARD has gone 10
England 20 end out the chance Of get
ting Great Britain 10 send an ambassa-
dor 70 the Vatican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

TnE ninety-fourth anniversary of
the taking Of the Bastlle, was celebra-
ted yesterday in Paris aud by the
French residents Of New York and
New Orleans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

THE president Of the Louisiana
state board Of health says there has
no; been ease Of yellow fever in New
Orleans this season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

IMPORTANT AND ikts.
blood causes disease ~
matter what part seems ,'a.s
of the disease-liyer, klans'
then how 10 cure \ /. = III!
the bloodwith AcKEKs ~
sold by .....xs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

PHAI.LAs 1roiied the third quarter
or mile heat at Chicago yesterday in
- seconds, 2:lt gait.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

II, Charles Hotel. board and lodg.
ing - per week; hacks run ia All
trains, centrally located with teIe-
phone connections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
NEWS AND VIEWS.

cAiRo, Ill, had a slight shock from
an earhqrakeat o'clock yesterday
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
a Splendid rAMILy HORSE ron sA,i,

CooD ROADSTER, PERFECTLY SAFE
w for family use also good worker either
~ single 81 double harness about 1875 hands
Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

SiLN ER LOAF BAKING pow
DER mas no superior in the marker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

texas shill Syrup IL certain destr,o
.loH 70 onilis. For sale by DashwooJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

Cantlel 4 billiard are pre- oare,, 10 do
all kinds of engra wing, sch ~ ~ 90
grams, landscape, raised. Main anS
ornamental work. pam ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
To Capital
sirrRoroLlrAs lla q, I,

$4,000 city property yG'
cent In Tents, viii - ~
terma Texas a'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

U'1R SALE IAN ELEGANT NEW HOTEL
IL completely furnished, located In Gordon
aud doingh splendid business. one halt cash
and balance on easy terms. Texas Invest
ment CO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

SILVER LOAF BAKING pow
DER has never yet disappointed the
house Wife
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head viii be 10
f.serttv''. seven words 20 the line. No aJseT'
isesnsn, inserted fitT less than IS cents Par
i i Win whom we have no running account
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

nNE LARGE. NEW RRlcK STORE
~ nouse, wesl and ceslEeidy located, rents
ioe 80 per .,puntn. Also one nice fesldence,
nve rooms, with Ritche u-sStdcn, ffutt trees.
grapes, SC, on Ang,in street, the most desir.
able location in NietalFne. Apply 60 j, r.
Henry. Claburne, FeS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15

n remember that SILVER LOAF
r,,sND POWDER is warranted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY ron s.,r.

U'oA SAIL afkpNhp FARM OF al
j acres, II miles nuftheasf IN cifv4 viii
ttnde FOR city property, Apply to tho Texas
Investment Co.