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5eras.

Correspondence. Gin geprellter Tries
oensri6ter. SntereiIant m6gen fol-
genbe Gragen iein: l. Sarf elm Grie=
oensri1ter ON Sonntag cine Surp
einrufen unb 2. Darf er obne bollfom=
meme Surp urtbeilen refp. frafen?
Gin 3i9ter in 8. i'm iiitwefIi6en
9eras mag pielei6t gegenipdrtis @runo
baben griinbli1 iiber obige beioen 6ra=
gen na63uoenfen. gtpd) mebr mag
linn aber bas 8eri1minben eines grit
nen Deutiben int Gopie berumseben,
ben Der rd1enbe Mrm Der 8. Nemelis
tpobl faunt 1nebr errei6en fann.e
IS mar an einem Sonntag Na6mitz
tag. ba tpanberte Elm iunger griiner
Deuti6er nod Dem ieimer 9rbeitsltation
am ud9fen liegenoen 8ierlofale uno
BON bort ipanfte er gegen Mbenb etipas
fart angeidufelt ieiner berSeitigen Sei=
motb 81. 9uf bieiem Wege begegneten
bem einiamen Manberer 3 ober 4 unge=
sogene Sungen unb in6ten ben itia iei=
nes Weges 3iebenben gu 6ifaniren.
Dieier tpubte fi9 f6lieBli9 ni6t ancers
au belfen, als nit ieineIt &epolper, ben
er bel ii6 trug, in bic 2uft au f6ieben.
Das balf. Sid feiner S6ulb bepuBt,
ionbern i'm @egentbeil in gebobener
Stimmung mari iid Der @riine in bas
Gras berprairie INN bon Dem Sample
ausSuruben. Da I'M @efiibl ieiner
gr0bten Si6erbeit eri9ienen neue St0=
rer ieiner @ube. 3tpei Mdnner, elmer
ftol3 au &ob, Der anbere bei6eiben sll
Sub, aber nit eiIem S9ieBeilen berIe:
ben, riefen ben 9bnungslolen an nnb
geboten ibm nit itOonnerfiimme ii1 au er.
geben, tpibrigenfalls- -es tpuroe inn bas
@eDebr idubbereit entgegen gebaIten! |!
8ef9eiben fiigte ii9 Der iun9e Mann
Der Getpalt. 9fin erfldrle iein 8erge=
,ualtiger,, er iei1ber Grieoensri6ter fiir
Srt un0 Stelle unb perbaIte i'm, neil
er auf 2eute geidoiien babe. Ser 8er<
BREEDER tpurbe na6 8. gebraht unb bort
obne biel umltdnbe in cine siemli6 Be-
beutenoe Gtrafe ober bem entlpre6enbe
6aft perurtbeilt. Ser Crime fonnte
Die @r6Be ieines 0erbredens nit Der
96be Der Strafe ni9t reft in Ginflang
brinaen unb eriu9te UNI @orleien bes
betreffenben @eiebesparasrapben. Wdb=
ralo Der peile 2abi i'm 8ude bes Ge=
| febes bldtterte, bat er einige Mugenblide
abtreten 3u biirien, gndbig tpinfte Der
8eitrenge Gntlai1ung. Dem Yerbre=
der i6ien es ieoob eber gu bdmmern
als bem &idter, bergebens barrte lebte=
rer, bet erifere fam nibt ipieoer. Gnt=
feben ergriff ben 9iiter ber @ere1tig=
felt. Beipaifnete bur6itreiIten aui iei=
nen 8eiebl bic Gegenb. 9ie i6warse
yta9t fentte ii9 auf bic grbe bernieber
unb nod tpar man bes Slii6tlings ni6t
babbaft seiporben. 6iinf Wlanm BE-
febten bic Garm, auf wel6er Der gnt=
| flobene bisber gearbeitet bate. Bis
Witternadt barrten fie nit elmer 9luss
bauer, bic einer beiIeren Sa6e ipiirbie
gepelen ipdre, bod umfouit. Ser Yers
BREEDER fol iid, ipie man bort, moglitfl
melt BON Dem SdauplaB ieiner @reuel.
tbaten entfernt baben unb nod San
MntOnio (1S Meilen) ntiloben iein.
| Ms; W}XISer J;efeu ,,,e; H.,A4
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= Nn Der Wiin6uns Der 9tepa in
&uBlanb bat ein 9roBes 6euer geuiitbet.
Cine 9lhsabl Waarenbduier rnb mebrere
Gd)iIfe iiN6perbrannt.
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- @ine alte Wdrterin, lagt: ,,Dr.
Adere gnaliid, 0femeep" ift bas beffe
Uiittel Sesen Sulfen. Yrdune cber Dipb.
s;ie. 'Bei aGea Npcttefern 5u baten.
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Gin Scr. steaten Mn,palt ibrid,t.

Sol. $. Walters, Ser. staaten 9i=
itritt= =Mnmalt, &anIas @itp, Mo.,
autorilirt ben folsenben 8eri6t; IS a.
maritan Nerbine furirte meine
gd6te bon &rdmpfen." gu baben BEL
gIpotbefern. $3.50.
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= 8auunternebmer MAIDEN mir bier=
bur6 auf bas quite Nnortement BON
Giientuaaren auer 9lrt, Ser 9erren
9utb & 8ollbre1t, 219 Gro.
dett=Slod, Nlamo=P Plasa, aufmerfiam.
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= grabanoter, galeneienne, pa=
riier, &uiiif6e, Sd9iii9e llnb leinet1e
@piBen III sroBer Muswabl biaigft beim
TamDus.
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''BUCHUPAIBA

ShntIle, ariinolihe anr fir alls
Ihmer,iib.p yliersnz, Btaisn= unb urins
Srsan=3ranibeitsn. 81. Bel Npottetsrn.
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= Bei Wdlber liefen smei Gra6t.
siige gegeneinanber. 8eibe 2otomoti=
ben purben bemolirt. Der 9ei3er s..
sSaber perlpr iein 2eben.
= Sn Seiferion lit Der brittle Garz
bige, Der ii6 an bem mebrlnals eripdbus
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= IS ltellt Ii6 INNER >mebr beraus,
baB bic Suoenperfolgung in benz 0orfe
llnsarns cine geplante 8ef6idte 1T.
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Iuffe r jiIfn finb fptyfefl Gar hiefe 5dlIe
b<rsitef. eineDp(7S sernrfadt einsu fpId,en9e Beds
fef In 8eAmbeu, BAT Der 9eitemte eritaunt ~.
ete rermeb nm BEN &lppefit nne beruraden Glcid,s
eDv(eS y ser 96rper een&trf nne brt itre tpRif1e
H8irfuua nsff nsffrlea9<rbduung6p ein regetmdhts
afr 0fubIeoi6 berpcraerufen iptrp. yrets 25 Gents
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sso' 30 r + r. = r =, + :
SN0mbeit atnO Trti1e.
perben benz Nunpe perlieben burh
6 O z 0 D 0 N T /,

weltes bic 3ibue NJ e +. bas 3ubnileif6
roiig uno btn Ntben anseneb m
madt. Sc entfernt ben gDeinifein pcll=
ltinoiS unb bewabrt fe pcr Vereerben.
Bei Orosuiffen su babtn.
e3,l7 tawii
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3m ben biaisiten Yreiien.

l1nier Eager in Geiben=
unb @pnlmer &leiheritpffsl
1T baS 9rSBte in ter Gtobt.
WaS bic Qualitdt Der g9aa-
rem anb ibre Billisfeit' be<
trift, 10 fudt es feincS 0Iei=
6en.
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Euff'8 S atr . y E,

@taue 3aare eher = yereen eprd3 sta etsasees
bsrpaHbef Se berfettf ene natiire earte uno tptrt
ouaenbttdti 2u perfauteu tn apotsen ODER rsro nap
GuSpfanq peH 81 bur1 Gfpreb periaupt.
Cf11ee IS DRurrdo Gfreet, Rew<9prt.
fDr 3ntre Dt1nuaI ,psytpcuer frteriuelfungeu unnl
uaps0er8eptep pou wsrb auf9erfansen fret oerieneeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-27

Das unat,rt.cffsne -Fifise 8atnmittsl, bas
wanberbare Sospbont, madt ben Munb besau'
htrno fd on. DaiItIte IN aus beIfamen Grdutern
bereitet, aiest bem Wunte Trilte, TEN 3otnfeiid
Glaltisitdt, ten 3dtnfn Yerlen8lant uiib erbdlt
bic 3dtre bio ins lpdtttte Glttr.
Gs LIT fem aRdbrfen, cher btr tsslide 8tbarf
BON So,uoont absrileidt ben s'siAsr 8atnwitieI
i'm sansea 2anbs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
COOKE COUNTY.
Receipt Of Fine Cattle Dr. Neal Dying
The Cotton blockade.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Gainesville, November 20.-LnsL
evening the train from the north
brought IN two ear loads of fine bloodcd
bull calves for our elitcrprising stock
men, j. W. Bud Wilson and g. r.
smith. The former viii put IN his
pnsture here aud the other send out TO
his ranch IN the Wcst. These are the
first shipments IN qunc tity this season
but viii be followed up by many otherr,
ny most ef our sioelSneu are enterpfls-
Ing aud viii not fail 10 seize the best
features Of the stock business.
DR.. l.. Neal, who wns shot some / n
laye ago by Bill Lynn, up IN Walnut
Bend Ia this county, an account Of
which gave al the time, Is about 70
die. Lynn shot the doctor over q dir
putcd aecouat OF so on cotton pieltIUP,
the shot taking effect IN his LEFT
shoulder, n littln above the
lung, and was advancing while Neal
was down to shoot him again. when
Neal fired and shot Lynn through the
heart, killing him INSTANTLY. An Inc
qHiTy by the proper officials ana w q
jury OF inquest on bynn's body lusti.
iios Neal. Both leave families, Tbs Is
another plea against whisky and
arms.
Cotton comes 10 al The rate Of nearly
thousand bales a day. Knowing
ones are confident our ely Of Gaines
willie viii handle 10000 halfs about
%. 900 bales OF which arc already 10.
The weather keeps delightfully."- pleas
ant which glyes dine opportunity 70
gather, gin ana mnlkct the whole
crGD. About 1000 bales now
await shipment from The yards
here, but We are without ie-
cilitlee. The r6ir0ad company de-
prives as OF advantages tbat IRE
clearly rs aliy and interest iofurnish.
bot Which Webre assured win not INST
long.
Duf water works afe progressing ri y
lively rate, ana We aTe promised what
vii be ~ j,ius afftG beyond q dopbi,
according 10 10 their capacity. TheS
.nay fat oe n .@r@e a lpf eiis q ~
I OuJ inh aIiiapts. bli ligY @iii npi pr
Gfliind b. Utility 500 quality
our library association plfnf ~
ffte reading ros4is tonight vain a
pieaaing pfigianiiAe " literary aHh
I iuu.ilA exercise Ihe Aopu9 1871
ara sparing 80 paae q i0ale lhe cil
( iort Il suceeps, and W mop iOf goA
j resuit ffom the egdlng rom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

hundred and twenty-five bales of cot
ton were received here yesterday. Up
to this date 900 bales have leeu re-
eeiVed, aud it still continues TO pour
IN at Tie rate OF about one hundred
bales per day.
Two HeW brick stages VIII be bililt
0a the north side Of Main street in The
near future. The demand for rcsi.
dences caunot be supplied. Property
owners should build more houses. a
great many persons go elsewhere to
live simply because they can't get q
house % five In here With u bank
aud cotton compress, Wllltesboro
would at once step 10 the front rank ~
q cotton market.
The mos, recent arrival Is Mr.. s. ID.
Jninison from Mt Hope, Ala, who
has decided 70 make his home with
us. He il n sober, industrious and ~.
tclligcnt young man, and We BID AL
such hearty weieDme
Prof r. II. Randall of Chicago hns
organized "A class OF music, aud las one
hundred pupils.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
Pilot Point.

Mira. Ada Crittcnden who has been
visiting in town for some time lett Tor
her home in tunnels county Thurs
day evening.
Misses Willie and Lula Niece OF
Aubry were in the city the carly part
OF the wcDk, visiting aud shopping.
Mr.. Charles Gibbs, Il prominent cit
izen of Griggsyille, H., il in town, the
guest of MIR. Dan Kendall.
Wednesday evening, ut the NJ. E'
church, in the presence of large as,
semblage, Miss Susan Dowdell and
Mr.. Rufus Il, Thomas were united IN
marriage. Rev. DIR. Johnson per-
formed the ceremony IN u very iin-
prcssive manner al the conclusion OF
which they departed Tor the home OF
the bride. three miles nom town.
MIR. and Mrs. Campbell Tur:;Tr oi
tii,incsYrii..ii vile have been Ia IN visiting
during the week.
Misses Iaura Cook and Saiiic Chan-
dler attended the council of the
Knights and Ladies OF Honor at Fort
Worth this week.
Mr.. Sam CLARK, who with his family
removed one year ago o Arkansas, re-
turned Thursday tothiscity and comes
TO STAY. They received cordial well
come 10y host Of friends.
Rev. W. q. Conner the new pastor
of The NJ. 4 Church, left last Monday
for Terrell 10 remove his family TO this
city. They VIII arrive here next
week.
Col. NJ. NJ. Slaughter commences
Monday four months term Of schoo.
Ia the Bonar community, southeast OF
town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
nnsrr,lnr lrelana.

Those pA!rrs iiiat iiapN eDiiHei1a.ea
GOV. ifaiaiia ~ his prompt prefAeilSn
81 the ii.suea matter Wqula haYe be y
tie fret - candenGn hlm upmefelialiy
bad ha pnlsaed an opposite pplies ahd
affairs at Cause Ind really conlii 20
l,laedshed. such l,.sfiera me ~ iise
hunt IN soulrthiDGto csndeniD 1py,
IrelaHd's Administrations -'Is'rsasiaA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
BOsouE COUNTY.
4 Batch Of MInor Local l.rs,Iiics from
Morgan.

Correspondence o. tie Gf4clte
Morgan, NoYeWber 80 While tho
saeilDn hands were iiaIgoying tlin
spring at Walnut Last wees flieY dug
NJ the skeleton ~ q niau
The rniile roads ooplng iuin iiHe
p,Hrs i.a.e iaen very uuch iih,Huveh
III iateIy AIr y. W JimiG,
Halls "heW World SNOW VIII W
hi Morgan ua iliegth ~ Discomfort a
large erbel wiii DO hers 10 zee tic
afuitta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

supervision Of Mrs.. Greer The com.
pany was select the programme pleas
ant and the dinuer-Oh hush. The
dollcacIcs from the closet, the choicest
from the fruit stand, etc, served q re.
past not surpassed by ancient fcasts or
modern receptions,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
NEW, STYLISH
millinery and Dress Goods

Mrs. @. d. Brown has en-
larged her Dress Goods De-
partment, and is now ready to
exhibit TO her friends and GUS
toners as full an assortment
of silks and all other new and
fashionable dress goods as can
DO found elsewhere.
Her new Pattern Hats are
arriving, and 9 more elegant
assortment cannot be found in
the state.
N. B..Ladlos will please take notice that
all dress goods purchased Of Mrs. Brown
can he made up, In the house, 10 the most
approved style, and perfect fits warranted.
Nos. Bro,cR desires 10 assure ne IA.
dies of Ebyt Worth and North Ytras
that her entire stock, including MiHin-
cry, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Under
icCa' and Reddg-madc Clothing, hare
5cca selected and made up Under he,
opa personal supervision, and she wdr-
rants qualities os good and prices as
Toe as can Dc had ohyiehore this side
OF NcW YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

Misses Lille Bosen and Issiie ilogers
returned from Mt Pleasant Mondhy,
and report quite q pieasaptF3Tii. fnhf
ladies at PittsbuTg.
j. y JanilsoD, former depot agent u
this place, speill a few aais @ith
lrisn5s ia Gilnifr he goeH II she
southern end 90 The rCh1.
We are delighted g meet 10 The
social circle ag1i0 Mi-- Lula itaii1s0ll,
She Il lie guest % Nils Mont Cbnascll'
May her stay BE- long aud pleasant
ghdatnts - c'mlng AMI sDfietg IS
putting on Us nupuld garments. fea,
iasf slbbnih Wa celebrated hg us
hfsf marriage o tie season. lhr
hearts Of Mr.. r. ~. BDiiden and Aiss
Fannie Wake were uniicd ~ on.
Nav their day be full ~ III sieeis %
life.
A fefe-ranne OF Chris mas events,
or lifst intioIu on Of IA no days,
was prs nie by u neck-iie iHHiy,
given by lie ) ung lad es un Ter the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
HILL COUNTY.
gtaSca Il, \ aiding Point-Cotion Re-
celptS Late Trains.


correspondence of The Gazette
Iasca. December ALLOW mo TO
inform your readers that liasca, stu,
ated on the Missouri Paciilc raiiioad
i'm Hill county. il no satdine OF q place,
If il was brought on in box. IheIe are
between three aud four hundred Daies
OF cotton in the yard now, hnd this
morning when ! entered the town J
counted seven wagons on The street
each loaded with from two TO seven
hnles of cotton. and they have been
coming in all day. They think tbey
will shin at least six thousand bales
from this point tins season FARMERS
generally laye made IL splendid crop
Of corn. which IL selling at tbs tinie
~ about thirty-three cents per bnsliei.
a great dead is being fed ont to stock in
the ueighborhood. Here VIII be a
rood mint To hunt for fat beeVesln lhe
sntin1. | countabout twenty nlerc'tn-
tila houses of different KINDS IN me
nlsce. and all seem 70 he doing q Fppi
business. Good crops insure plenty o.
money aud good trade. 80.
Srh. s3uth.totnd Missouri farlpf
ncs.enrel. train which u due mere az
IVA y az hss not sci arrived ~ p NJ
a XXI H not nxnected Tor ,wo hours yst.
/ am told by the ageui ilnt y ~. a. ~
been on liale but onee ~ W Nns I. I,
pnis l. eerlainlya great huish''s' -
tho travelling public, ana ! @gnl, ~ =,
fh,nk Il could prove very preiii, .i ~
the falirand q anpany. ! N.gi'
pest 10 Nh Could thai ae pbt mo 'V'''0
In Letter rnnIllps ronii'i'N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

Mrs. II. W Riggs, an estimaole
lady who lived near here. died on tie
night Of the eth inst.
Prof. IL. y. Alien has resigned me
position ofpFincipnl of orr school, ana
Prof.. Wilson now presldes.
Col. ;. < Nichols of Galveston spehi
Yesterday With his family ~ THIS place.
Wallace BIOS Of iihlshoro have
gone into tha furniture business AZ
this place.
lhe Ladies Aid society VIII give =
fes Oval az the BaI.ist church nrNl
Thursday mgh!l tie proeeeaH 81 wlie,'
will be donaIed 10 repair that bnliu'
ing. -,
Hires naye hui!t neat residences ~
fnwu.
Mr. il1bt. Donnell aud family. q
Colunais. Mis- haze ioea'ea i'i MT'
gan. We llke 10 see oar town gain Yhr
eiii1enship Df Epcg intelligent aud re-
SIC table families
Mi-. Emma Hawkinsof this plape
/. tsacliing school Al live OAK seiiii-
nary IN This county.
MI. ~. a. Feds 81 ms Megigian
Blafie Las gone ~ Washington city e
spend t.lc winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
SIN LETTER.
/. secretary Bakers re-
\, ga school Problem.
nav al The Capitalize
',r,iiy Plug Hats.
| aro,--The Fine Italian
Arthur.


aooro OF the Gazette.
'..smber s0.-It is under,
~ 's'N report to the board of
a nary Baker will recon-
( FINANCES in the free
SThe necessity for such
ali who have noteu its
vi s,eient in ITSELF the
igolICd by the manner OF
|..,,on. Officers are either
ls sSd with their other du-
|l IpIs'I neglected., and there
s W ne ollice Of the secre-
|,ll !" II education n single
lS ers Thus all estimate IS
4 .on,o1roximately correct, us
" !. afforded for making
i unequally apprap!i-
| (s ..e';sone,ly distributed both
|nnvPI ,v and assessors
VIGOROUSLY unreliable;
nnerly reniuueratcd, and
n ,ssrhers are employed.
4 y 'rs,em is n structure In
n. ,sl niece is well adjusted
1, ,sudthe whole dilapldated
\ ,,Siory. BY all means let
||Fssnge. But how?
4 srHopi PROBLEM.
|',,i, generally a costly pos
W wi.'e and money are eX-
, l ones knowledge of af-
Am be iigniiied into such o
TX gSsre is. however, one way
IL sircuitous methods, and
| ~ utilizing the experience
/ Tvs has already invested
!. thousands OF dollars in
MI, aud the returns have
IN put it mild
Lr meager. IL Is
.Ns that ut the present rate
|.rn the experiments OF an
4, ii years may develop Il
I'M aud satisfactory. Bat
S,s be cheaper and better TO
ssneotlng, and draw ON our
I.MnsuIls which they have
E,sa In thceconomy of gov
1 "a wOSlem is so difficult to
I'M, and II the totals are nc
I'M, % through the trouble
N 4 shthmetical demonstra :
IN dOubl many schemes will
tsato thelegislature, which
,al,alalious of their authors
n An cuullugenc es, but that
bouId BE- Eeiry of commits
I'm N Interested meth
d ester how plaus
Was he treasures of eX-
dikIsterhOOd of states at
II asextremely foolish 10
)rssls in the drafts of an
LAsk,
\ NIL perhaps be startled
,saiel that Texas is u mann
4 lis interests and indus
INST as diversified NJ those
b iiself. Therefore IL be-
eiingly difficult to find II
public free schools that
of all sections
az be assumed that such
possible with an iDhex,-
maxi - the same demands
shing the same ad-
Ia every community.
renee TO u scholastic
ate might he divided into
Is as regards their necessl-
lhern and eastern, or cot
le central, northern and
y, or embarrassing region,
Tern, or cattle country. To
laps over into the other TO
tent, but the industries rs
OF prime Importance. To
leir educational interests
, aud TO saddle upon all II
trncted with regard to
lar necessities Is an injus-
There remains then but
Q policy, and that Is to
m which adjusts itself to
necessities, moi only of
!, but every community.
'ay 10 accomplish this is
the communities them
MS possible, the question
and management. Thus
inuld be made to warp
requirements to fit the
Ter Interests.
DAY.
inr was penerallv OBJ
is, by these who NAV be
.c,g1ize the cnstom. A
lurghes ioined i'm n union
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02
CL0AKsl CLOAKsll CLoAKslll

Mrs. Brown is now receiving
her stock of Cloaks for ladies,
misses and children. The term
Cl0aks embraces all the varieties
OF Wraps, O0lmans, Circulars,
yiscttes, Jackets. Jerseys, eic.,etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

GuAF1AHTiiiill To CURE q Cold
or Cough Aekff's esielifafeu iVgIisss
Keine.iy. I'm niupfsli y Sp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

ALIkftlHS t3l.0Oi, Ii.ixtik apas..
an,eea; VIII eurc ait KINDS NJ liiosiA
POISONING fahefsfeG 81 to'itf6 ana, ~,
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

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NEvEs FAIL. l.. n. Bgnns"is +"
Gh. .,.
AcKERiS cELEBR ATED lsSp q
IfsJI REMEDY ter Consl's, aoi"si
AMI Com ululclan. Shd ~ ns =" =
guaranlce. l.. y brdnswis q ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-02

liilent has been created by
nee Of the university law
plug hats, which they have
Il distinguishing badge.
roupe in all its grandeur
ed with greater dignity
a number of them at
body the theater the other
y In Y filed down the Isle,
stately and distiliyao In
lhe galleries rung with the
Dudes!" The boys pre-,
conipiacency, however,
hat still roosls high.
FENCE CUTTERS.
rtily sick of this fence cut
;. Every man engaged
. be hung Such was
aiion of n gentleman 10
tntiy hroscled the subject.
was, OF course, the hearty
hdlguntion long shut up,
Y needed as indicative of
tenlpeGpf the people. IL
United that four months
lhs Of the people sympa-
they did NOT justify he
hut now the situation Is
ltgtnf. The oppressed be-
prfssor. aud by nhusinl,
leS 90 ths people luaug-
pr Of revenge, which must
ne a boomerang chat
y 10 prevent q inst
2ilsirs. lseiies.cntiing
lrS gained it,cit tiie rcr.
blow aeaainstinjusiies aud
ayi IA its maturity Il was
l.lteiupt az personal et-
TIE demands OF justice;
stage u becomes the npt-
" malice aud iuotdinnie
nas dtgbleraled 20 That
egardsd n Il CONF
its authors have no re-
'shts OF others, lile iai-
stats OF the pence Of s.
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