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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
Guropaifde Sa6ef6ertdte.

HtutIdbe Eprpseofatipnen an Ger Cfftt.
Berlin, 10. December. - 9euti5lanb
5eabfdtiat, unffatt ietHe glartne AZ oergr0s
6eru, 3ur gsrtbeibtguug ietner Siieebafeu
3orbe6ofiatiouen uuiulegeu, 0a oteis grt
uon Sertbsibiguug fur ptrfiam uuS btatgsr
gsbaIteu pirS.
Gin pott seastlt.
Qoubou, 10. 9s3smber.-Dte ROutgiu
bat ben beriibmteH brttiIdeH 8t4ter 4lire6
Geuupiou in ben BnrOnsfanb sr5Obsu.
Reiue Srei,RatfersG Gonftren,.
gBteu, 10. Delamber. - Die btsFge
,Breffe" erIldrt halb Oifi3teu, bic 4ugabe,
SaB cine Gunfereu3 Der S0iier BON DeHti4'
lano, Sefretd uno 8gBlau6 in 6olge Der
tiirsIiden Iluterreouug bes SaroHs @ters
NIT bem 6irfsn 8ismard fattfiuOsn ioQe,
iei hubssriiubet.
gp,ioIihifbs SropasanSa tn CeHreieb.
Rteu, 10. 8e3ember.-8iele aufptsgs
lerijde Blatats fino tn uub um Stoderau
augeI6lngeH tporbeu, uuo etHe au3abl Bro
idiiren, nalhe bic llnteri9rtiten mebrerer
belanuter 4nar6tiieu trugeu, nHroe be-
idlagnabmt.
Gas ct. etprssfeft i'm aBinttrpaIaft.
g /. Betersburg, 10. 8ejember. -
Ssr beutife SotIhafter mar elmer Der bers
uorraaeubffen @dfe bei'm ct. @eorgsfsft TN
8interpalaf. Die @roBtiirfien Better Rtto'
laispitid un6 @eorg yittolaieDttih, oer
spette Sobn unb Der jingle Better ees &Ias
rem, leifieten btsism ben 6ulbiguugsetb. BET
Der Saiel bradte Der 9atier etueu Eoaft auf
ben Sotier 8tlbelm aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
Grci Gpfer elmer 0ampffeiisI.
Ggrb(DfTpr

@tappooG, Snb., 10. 8e]em5:r. - 5u
ser SagemdbIe be- @ebriloer ShepleB ers
ei8uete f!b beute frib cine 9umpitehel. .&rs
plofou, GurG tuelde Der NnI6tutt Sobu
Sabbir uuf Der SteIIe get0otst, un6 Sarrt8
&amieb, iOtpie VI. Bloom t0btli@ uerwunbet
murbeH. SabOtr btnterIdBt stue aroBe 6a=
mtlte tn biirfttgen umifaubeH. Der iiHau5teue
8erIuf betrdgt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
Tre@et Ranb TN 9pt SpriHg8,
NrfdrffdS.

QtttGe,&od, art., 10. 9el. - Cine
Sps3taloepeIde ans Sot Sprtnas, 4rt.,
mE6st o3wei RduHer eri6tenen beute tn
Subgins gQenmaareulabeu, IeBten oem gts
gentbumer ben 8eooluer an ben Ropf uu0
oerIangten bic S6Iuiiel Der Spinoe, rporauf
ije $4,000 raubteH uu6 NIT t9rer 8eute
pufflohPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
General Gberman'6 s getffiirb er
USrhRs

ct. 2outs, 10. Des.-8m. Sbernau,
Der @obu bes Generals Sherman, Der sci
ben Seiuiteu fuotrt unb fih fir ben getttt,
den 8eruf borbersttet, niftairte porgeferu
sun erfeu Dtale bei'm So6amt in Der ct.
Sran3tsfus 3auer's Rtrte babter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
@lpncefferIB brrIprene Nffd1er.

@IOucefer, gtafi., 10. DECEMBER. -
DfHu firttst, boB bier nsttere ber iibsr.
fduigen 6iiderfabr3suge 0erlOren iiub. 6aus
itd bteie 8eiHrdtuHg 0erpirtldlt, 70 iinO IN
bteier cation usun bisiige BiiberfaBrjsu5s
NIT 120 glauu uuteroauaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
~ EUST AEDTER's
Nerffthea &fnbermeh1.


CteIe5 uett,rdbm!e grAgar1t entb5lt ale ur
GBeu5lu5 ppu TIetih, stnoheu, Blut, N2u5t1lH un5
iomit ron 65rperfrait erfprberli6eH Be1aucthe.le,
un6 lrar IN elmer fur lgthtes ggrtauuu3 sse3Heien
Gogm. Bon ben oHssie6eHitsu GerteH tit caiidbe
a!5 bar Bette unb 5uperIaid8te Gr'aB fur WHttets
milo augrtaHu uub ais ba5 3utr55litte Gmasruu55S
mtt!d fur ilaue uHb uaaimpe 6tn5sr loUi2 flr
Gyapts luD GeReieupe emrfob.ea r9relH. gleus
itaeDier'5 5cuti4es Ginpernte9l tlt tethess
lpeg5 cine BReoiBiu, iGuGera elm GrnagrnHess
uittel. L3esen ieiue5 ba5eatenpeH NabmTtP5,
Ionie uesen ieinar lattttu gsr1lullttstt, istaer
S6m11haftsfeit un5 i5na1sH Huina5me iu3 @Iat
1T bas le1anute Rtursmel roul5It9 benlsnigen
1um Gegrau6 empfoblsn, tie an Gereauuu55'tuaae
ure tar5us ertrs6eutar uH5methencer Grnabrun8s
an tr55,u S.oFpe6iel, an @Iut1rmutb, itllHu
gPusfsls cter petber GuD5enbtfun3 uuo Gebnltaem
Iettgn. Gcmtt lpirb e5 beionrer5 gum Gebrau@ far
S6ualtrsf, aiuber In itHelem Mad5Ibum, iomte IaE
lolBs qiaeer, be @nla3sl 90 ic3enlauten spePpdten
cGeberuH tdbeu, du9a.a3eutith empic4l2H teruer
Cur C7syepttler, Rraute uu5 GeHden6s IN ieoem
Stltium, Icwie flr 3eueuitrate uHb 6ritcpIte.
gai fgbleuter, pbsr uiti gutter uuo 8eno3anba
DSuttermil6 tt has aiubermsh ber eiuIt8e
nuerfaunte Ggiat t,r Hstlrlthau Nl9run5 tt3
G5usiu55. 3u5lsh tt e5 ca5 rhGie Sausmiiid
Ter 9Itiulu seseu ,,Eummcrs omplatHt,"
G,roniits Eiarrboe uao @iuberdolera. 81 taa
Zen IN alien EpotbeteV 4Tei5 90 Gents per SaaR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
9iefer S6nee in W6eriFo.

@atoefon, Esr, 10. 0s;br. - Gtus
Dspside aus SaltiIlo In geritO meloet {:
Bier 3oll tiefsr Shuee III beute In bieier
gegsnb gefausn. Der Sdnes tft bier etn
,iemltf unbsfannter gegenfan6 uuO fl6Bt
ben unnifeubeu uHb a6sraldubtidsn SlafsH
Der Werifaner groBen Sdredeu ein. Gs
perloutst, baB tn ben Ssbtrgsidlu&teu uabe
Nontsreh ber S&uee 4 6us tisf Itegt,@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
Tnnf Bntenfdocr crtrunFen

NuffalO, q y, 10. December. .-Tinf
Ydnner, tueIde iid auf bem RtagarafuIie
auf Der @utsuiugb befauosu, Rrtrautsu Bsurs,
tHbsm tbr Boot in 6oIgs siues pl0Blt5eu
@tnbfoBes umfippte.
8te ungtiidIt6eu fu6 Otto Stlgrnberg,
sic @ebrioer Mnr uuo 8}abert 9ieiG, 0l10.
SHc1ttidl (?) uu6 8atter SGulj Sin
Slider, Rameus SEQ. ytettle, ItteB pom llfar
ab, nm bic @rtrtnfen1eu gu retteu, jeOOh
Uuidmauheu bier uuter 6su g3eueH, sbe er
iie srreiheu fonnte. Otto 6ilgeu6erq wurOe
pOn Nsttle bsmuBtlos aus Dem Baher ge}oz
gGn, ffarb isbod balO nadber. AGe Sarnu.
gliifte Btuterlofeu 6amtIieu. g8eJar Die
9eideu Der bier @rtruuteuen, nod oa8 Boot
iin6 anfgefuuoen moreeu, uno man oermus
tibet, taB ite i5er bic sane 6e5 ytaIagta Sc,
aQuaeu finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
Die RtLfs etI etntiatn ar0nplinItn.

Berlin, 10. 33ambsr.-9r. D. @o5lsr,
gliHiiter bee Rultus uuo oss S4ulmeiens,
mtrb it6 nod @euua beBsbeu, nm ben oeut'
iheu Rrcnprin1eu BET ietuer &aftabr bon
Wabrth uub 91oru III enIpiaugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11

9yue bic ion ae5gou6t Ro9m. i5g.r, Sl5 6a.e's
6cms son 9orebOuuO unS Gqser Elm gano,riratisss
nCilmittd ej in allen 6a1sr, no bic at5uumg sorsoue
ausesrHcu ijuD, unS baB feline @lrtns f9 uussp5sns
LID iau:u.mbre. cs su.9au 9ats, mas Den uRas
seu in lInUytnuua briussn F0untt, er bat cine
fsBr uuBsnebmeu Gefdmad uuo plrb 3u sts
n,m Preiie perfaft, iueI4er.ebR SemllnbemittsuFm
srIauBt, i8 feiner 6eiurafte t9elaitis su ma@sa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11

uatsrsans Ger Bampfbarse pGntsrpriie." -
Gieben WEenid1eniFben peripren. 3pei
etidhn in sinem pTenen g}uute ans ufCr
srtrie5en.
9etrott, gfid.. 10. De3smber. - 9ts
8nmpIbargs ,Gnterprtie" gtng beute friib
ouf hem Suroniee inter nab fisbeu RsHIheu
fumeH um's Ysbsus R6bsres iiber BITE Gata'
ftyopbe if nod utdbt ermtttslt.
(SpGter.) - Die 8an2Ioarge ,,gater.
prize" 6efnub iidl i'm Sdlepptau 6es Rsmor.
sneur8 y8alt3e;" bel Bort Qupin augefom.
men, SOg ije Elm Rotbiigual nuf unO gtng
btnueH bret WtHuteu inter. Son ben 13 an
8OrS befinbltdeu 8eriOusu qiHgsu isdjs nit
0em Eabr3sugs inter uuo iiebeu rettsten ildl
an BOrb bes RemorqusurS, aGsiu Oer Bwette
Yiaidtnift ffarb balo nnabsr. Die uuter'
argangene 8ampfbarge rpur0e In 1874 3u
8refbeR, Ont, ggbaut Euo geb0rte etuem
9rn. g8drsbeu tn ieueul 0rte; ite mar etu
Sobr3eHg BON 303 Eonuau, uuO bate etueu
Cargo, osiisH gSerth man aui $4,000 idGBt,
an 8orb. &te yiGueu b2r SgrHugliiiten
ituo: SObn 81. grnm. Smeitsr @al9tuif,
aus Detroit, &baB gSiQtcm aus Gbicago,
SOhn Strtram, ien., Sobu Setram, Jun,
Sei3er 8Gul. Souas aus gBiu2ior, Dat,
Hantd Quinn aus Detroit uHb pst5er So5u
2pud urs gtuarpoOl, @Hglaub.
&'o bnep, Ont, TO- D13ember. - @ia
ofisues Boot, In peIham fd1 3Ust meRiaIt4a
QetGen bsfauhen, tries wdbreab Der OerBau,
genCn Iadt bet Rem.@lasgOU ans ufer.
Ste &erilOrbsnen muroeu ais &apttdu Guid
mo Gobu uou 8eele SstuH0, Habe Sings
oiue, thentiijirt. IS erbeut, 6lB Otelsiben
brPm 6iidGu in ben see htuau8 UcritlaHeu
lDnrben unb nor S1nnaEr unh Rd[te nn1famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11

4bbottB IpaHfi9ss gBetHsEpntellH iiartt bis @uHs
hittion uub brinBt 2ebeE Hub 9ereu IN reselmaBt
SRdtbigieit. 25 Gts, eieElai4e, (lS1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
&Ite'8 SaBnIGmer3eRsSrOPfea
beIfsH In elmer Utnuts.
80 80 - -

NaC lcl-rutth be natlr.hu &atri1,r bel atrYr8,
artai.U Ji.'7 En1He rt9l,Ha5tr ia G.. osg MmI5
8eiuUc SstDsuu0cu UerUsiaDcW sobirci6e
uuo pEt itrtGtscJe &ti0gW.
8erttcgfHrg, @Iaht'egcu, @iprcHmufigs
fctt, agGrcr0cuItGR1i a sroIsjgl, ]oOs
brenieii, stDpiimgrt}eu, G}Ccuss 5nrnts,
&c3ets uaD @au8l.I3ctf, GlUiaEOratg,
GdluiHoel, &alastg, &c.Hiudii, DtdIi unb
Gbeumat!6mH5, ftaHfEyaalgs 9.iereuf
Iftecu uuo dUrpe- IIidrg.gJ Gle, atli eEiifehau,
peil au7iheicUE1 5tf.Ggt ttE- 2lg.2 10 ttm Rcrp2r
5urudtlGbGI -atE ears ucr5sr1lHtt Cglue uah
1LBen h6tigu Gtrgl.ttgf T. srcgN i.ltPU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-12-11
ie mebr, ie biaigcr.

grei8-5O Ceuts unb $l.OO pro 6IaiBe d,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
STARVING.
The diary Kept by u Man Who Experienced
This Sensation.

New York Heroid.
William Henry Furniss, an imi-
grant who arrived here the week be-
fore last by the steamer City of Rich
mond, died suddenly at noon yestei-
day in Castle Garden. The most re-
markable Of his effects was a note
book in which he kept diary, dating
from the sailing of the City of Rich
mond from Liverpool. The diary was
in a pencil, written In small and very
elegant hand that would have done
credit to any writing-mastor. The
words were correctly spelled and the
punctuation exact, the whole seeming
10 show a man who had an education
above the station of II seaman. Inside
the cover was written his name, with
the address, mill Lane, discard,
Cheshire county, England Append
ed are some extracts:
Came off ship; supper, pork and
beans; bed, % cents.
Monday, February 19--10:30 rose
strolled about; coffee, dry hash; read
paper; night, Castle Garden; interior,
foreigners; sight.
Tuesday, February 20--Gas-works;
ham sandwich, Pittsburg; bread and
cheese, beer; Castle Garden, English
part.
Wednesday, February 2l---6 am,
very cold: walked to gas-works; nc
good back at $50; Labor Bureau, o
4p.m., a few engaged-thirty farm
| ST. per month; two tickets, bread
/ Castle Garden: no sleep.
Thursday, February -. $50: Broad
way shops, buildings; Cathedral, glass
windows, interior, altar, mass, organ
Falk, Mora.
Friday, February %. Abbey''
Theater, hotels. Central Park, animal
show and cold; got back 1920; after
noon, cold and snow; indoors; night
Castl. Garden; bummeH; Walker. :
, Saturday, February Bureau
bread tickets; Castle Garden, night
very full. /,
Sunday, February 25.--Sa. M, stroll
ed ON esplanade; bureau, nothing bu
Germans; night, Castle; short does.
Monday, February 26.-Strollei OF
esplanade; noon, went round dock
: codging, but got nil; went to post
office, thence service, City OF hlch
mond, grub; night, Castle Garden
', midnight, very ill, heavy col. an
q shakes right side of face, neuralgia.
) Tuesday, February 5.-lil al ia
: in bureau; constantly doing. NOR
I engaged to-day, but no chance fr me
| night, Castle Garden.
T, Here death cut short the hrthe
. record of hunger and disappointment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Try 1t! Try IL! Try 1t.

Reader, you should SO at once to
your druggist and get - cent box of
Browns ARNIcA SALvE, IL IL fails
once TO cure any burn, old sore, ulcer,
frost bite or inhamed sore eyes, your
druggist will return your money.
Positively warranted. For sale by T..
w. Powell, Il, NJ. Wells, l.. n. Bruins
wig, q. w. Eastwood and G.. q. Pate,
NJ. D., Fort Worth, Texas.
Ill d&w If
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY Marshal.

,1rrTE is authorized TO announce
The w. DAVENPORT us the citizens
aroassse,e FOR City Marshal. Election April
4, 49,. .,,oa 20 anro,,,co ,.aorgo w
We III candidate for city marshal, cleo
ron ~ ~ a authorized 10 announce w. NJ. Rea
We nca,didale for City Marshal. Election
..prl lSsi. ,.r,.,oa IN au,,ornce pigs,o os
Nsesssdate for city Marshal, election, April
u. ,e authorized TO announce the name
no@Si as ct S@e efeeios i0r city MAI
Ee a. ." NE authorized to announce g. w. HILL
Nesaandidaie for City Marshal at the en-
E,ng city election. ll-@S-u'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Blood Will Tell.

And this spring the blood in
our veins is sluggishly coursing, or
thin, watery and likes vitality.
Fbis means nlalarial or typhoid fevers,
heumatism, or affections of the Blad-
[er or Kidneys before you are three
bonths older, unless corrected. save
Fourself of all the expense and suffer
he of sickness by using Mt once that
|reat blood purifier, SARsArARLLA,
bANDELIoN AND IODINE or POTASH
|N. prepared by Brown Medicine Co.
Delays are Dangerous, procure bot
IA now. For sale by 7. w. Powell,
!. NJ. Wells, G.. II. Eastwood and l..
Brunswig, Fort Worth.
I3-9-d-W-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

A cargo or frozen mute rom New
Zealand arrived Wednesy, III uiS
sorrento, at the port OF bndoh; anu ne
consists of 5,s3S carcase' cnieny Va
cross-bred sheep, but aInlgst 1i,eE ~
are COO carcases OF Southdyns, ~ Is
ali thiee-year-old-muttor ana tne
n s,,eight averages about 70 ps. II was
s',pned ut Dunedin, at apst OF I'D,
(o4 Genus dpcea On the etropolitan
cases -, Tbursday. reazed an ay-
race of 7ad., tl54 cents Il H., wi'ei ne,
eaa on Friday the weaer was nad
and the trade dull, themut,on on ~
mat n day averaging about IA cents p,
ner ib.-lMark Ldne, ryan" 2 ~
ErDress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
UNLUCKY FRIDAY.
some Events which Gave tho by its Bad
Omen.
From An Exchange.

Some Events WhiCh save tbe Ds 80 '~
Omen.
From An Exchange.
Perhaps the world will never get
over the idea that Friday Is AN UNI
lucky day. That the cruciction oc-
cured on Friday is more than can be
proved. for even the year OF nat event
Is by no means determine, to say
nothing of the widespread ONION that
there never was such an event.. Bnt
all that is claimed, there ave been
many events occurring on tbs unlucky
day that were decidedly threverse OF
unlucky. OF course, a Longest mignt
he given. hut a few CONNECTED chiefly
with American history wi do. On
Friday, August Srd, i4o2, Iolumpus >
sailed from Palos on his lemoraple
wnyooe Of discovery, and q Friday
oci oRer 10Th he discovere the first
land the island which he called San
Salvador. On Friday, Marh o. If-o,
Henry VIII, commisslueu JONI
| Cabot, and this commissions the nrs'
English state paper on reeCu eoilee ~
ing America. On Friday ,oepteliioeI
7. 1905, st. Augustine fla: ,a9 iouaieu
the oldest town in the uiteo SIatcs i
On Friday, November II lozv' VIC
Mavf,ower made land at 'rincetowh,
and on the same day te pilgrims
stoned the compact with was the
fnrerunner of our constitution. On
Friday, December p, ie9, me p,.,
rrims landed at plymouth ROCK. ~,
Friday, February y. lSS2N asiiih ll-,
. was born. On Friday, Jne 10, lt9'
Bunker Hill was seized al fortileu,
r On Friday, October SILT, Occur zee
the surrender ut Saratoga On FRIDAY
Sentember -, 1850, Arnid's treason
was discovered. On FRAY, oc,ope,
~ 1881, CORVALLIS surrendered ~
i, Yorktown, and the war pr indepen.
ance ended in compile victory
Other events might be nmcd- IN .9'
war with Mexico the bstle OF fai'
Alto began on Friday. The norm
= Western boundary queson, whici
. threatened war with Egland, wa
/, settled on Friday of the sane year. VI
v Friday the confederals captures
y Fort sumter and prepitated VI
" war for the Union. Thefort isosa
!, forts were taken by the mon I n.
on Friday; the battle o. Pea i.ine
closed on Friday SLAYER was apol
ished i'm the District of oiuhDia W
3 Eridav. Fort Pulaski waaken, Men
P, nbis was taken, Fredericlburg pom
y barded. the battle OF GeNseurg wa
omded Lee defeated at FL, Forks, I'D
union flag restored To forouhip'ei I"
on Fridays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
The Mansion Hotel.

This house is undergoing considera-
he improvements, Is new single rooms
eing added and will be ready for oc-
upants in short time. When COM
|lete the house will contain Is rooms
md closets; So of which are bed rooms.
return thanks to my numerous
Eiends for the kind acts, as well as to
HI guests who have so literally pat
bnized me. now hope to be able to
live those coming improved accomino-
lations, at least win indeavor so to
10. w. w. DUNN, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
IMPORTANT.
A Fine Gold watch Given Away.

A fine gold watch will be given
those OF my subscribers who will
ke the GAZETTE from me for the
xt six months. The list will be held
EN- for thirty days only, giving all
opportunity to secure u chance IN
4 rattle. SO hand in your names
fore it is too late. Parties failing to
N up promptly or letting their sub
Eption run longer than one month
kfeit their chance.
JAS. r. MELTON,
City Circulator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
For civ Secretary.

Ua are authorized to announce W. J.
,mNnaers as candidate for city Secretary at
Ia ensuing election.
wa are authorized TO announce the name
n smart Harrison rs candidate for
X office of City SECRETARY, al the ensuing
seclion. o'u
I've are authorized to announce Geo. c.
k"rd rs n candidate for City Secretary at the
Esnne municipal election, April 3D..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

The sheep men Of Colelin testify -. 20
tbe usefulness OF the silai Sew ,
and express their obligaths 70 MI -, ~
d norman, in charge Of thaatioli mere ..a
Cor The interest taken bylim 70 YIN IN,
In, ~, timely warning ofie approach
us narthers. Many shes have peei'
saved through his efforts AN
II Is 10 be hoped that neAt con
urass viii adopt measure to Increase
gte' ,sef,,lness of this brah the ser
Wee. coleman Io'ce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
The west and south

Are awake to the fact that Browns
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are the
only safe and sure remedy for bilious
ness, constipation and sick headache.
Prepared for this climate solely. .
cents. For sale by II. w. Powell,
T. NJ. Wells, G., III. Eastwood, and L..
n. Brunswig, Fort Worth.
3-g-ti-W-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Far A,srssor and collector.

DO are authorized to announce X. Il. Mad
:, as n candidate for the Office. OF assessor
||oa collector. Election April 3rd, 1851
va are authorized TO announce Jesse j.
l, ,T,,o,, n a candidate for city assessor and
t,,,acfor. at the ensuing city eleciien.
W. are authorized TO announce the name
M r tucker for assessor and collector nj
. ansuiny election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Cheap Coal for Everybody.

The w. f. Lake Coal Company are
repaired to furnish first-class coal, IN
arge or small quantities, from Their
lines at Millsap. A full supply al
rays on hand at their city yard.
cave your orders with J. w: SIM
mons, foot of Houston street, or w. +.
Lake, corner of Second and Houston
treets. T.. Z. kINNf,
l.l4-tf Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Larimer & Wheeler, the cigar, to-
bacco and pipe dealers, on Main street,
have the finest line of meerschaum
goods ever brought to this city. Ele-
CANT designs in pipes and cigar holders
suitable to the stock business.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
For Alderman.

az o,e authorized to announce Mr.. ii. VI.
Mnoasa candidate for alderman from the
ESIrd ward. !,
a. a 70 authorized to announce the name OF
Wilson MS a candidate for alderman from
N. Third ward at the ensuing election, Aprii,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

No. 9bS. ...... -.
Housion street. VIII pay - per cent. on tbe
tnytstment--ieascd for twtlse Inoniph' ESQ
on,. frame business house 2jSs0 feet in same
block. nj 20 leased for twelve months nnd VIII
pay y per cent. some time given u desiTsd'
hlso vacant lot near 25SlyO feet including que
half interest In stone wall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
For Sale.

House and lot on Taylor street, be-
ween 9th and 10th streets, D rooms
lore room and servants room, WOOD
he'd and coal house; house perfectly
Owner leaving the cry
Ieason for selling. Will be sold loi
aetual cost. Enquire at office OF Nm
cameron d Co. ZZ'-u'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Gainesville Hack Line.

lee a Arnett have put on q hack ilns ~
Iseen Whiteshoro and Gainesville. IN. mn ,iIs :,
rier the arrival OF the east bound Texas ana
fAcihe train. anu leaves Gainesville ~ III, +,
~, In time to connect at Whilesporo a. *
We south bound train, Fare eSI' ~"y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
] AS. Il. M ELTON,
City Circulator.

|M DoN'T FEEL WE'LL" The
Somach is out of order; neglected.
Asmeans chronic dyspepsia. You
hould take Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
kts and avoid terrible disease.
bid by G.. w. Barradall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Galveston Real Estate for Sale.

Desirable locations fronting the sea
md in other portions of the city ior
lwellings and business houses. Suri
dthing and beach unsurpassed ~,
Prices reasonable. we sen
md protect lands in every part oil
Texas.
a. NJ. TRUEHEART a. 20,
Real Estate Agents, Galveston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

4 beautiful new two story house ard LOT IN
Jennines sout % dition, 9ox 10 feet. coDtains
i rooms with N the aodern conyeniences
xn,inv orchard Enclosed by new white PAL
inr fence Tin roof and piastered all through.
st..bls. outhouses. etc. VIII be sold very low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

No LONGER A QUESTION of opinion,
we guarantee every box of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets. Price 25c. aud soc
Soldby G. w. Barradall.
| % O d&W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
CRY PROPERTY.

a splendid new tvo-story brick livery sta
l,ie situated In the business part OF the cry,
and doing a large business. Has an arbsiiin
well and Windmill. VIII accommodation over ~
hor.er, aud win pay over tweDty.nNe per ceni
on the Investment. Win be sold az exceea'
ingly low figures for one-half cash, hno Dsi
ance on long time. Du
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Missouri Pacific train No. loi goes
alofth $3.50 7. NJ instead of lO:29 r. NJ; az
1ssfeiolore. Take effect Feb. 10 oenei
'4anges will be made and due houce
Wen.
Feb. la-Satf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

Mr.. Harry Welch, Mt Calm, Texas,
says: "Thc use Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers cured me in three days of dyspep-
STA. y 3-7:dwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

WHAT WILL STOP MY CoUGHING
AT NIGHT ?--Guarantee Acker's Eng
lish Remedy will. Price l0c., 5)c
and 81. Sold by {. w. Barradall.
/ 25 eodSw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

No. 3uD :,
One OF he beat herds and located on one of the
best ranges In the state. Good west Texas
cattle. crossed with Durham bulls; VIII mar
ket 5000 bcoyes and brand 1000 calves In 1888.
l2S good COW ponies, and the same number OF
stock horses. Plenty of living water and
mesquite grass good ranch improvements
Southwest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10
Wanted.

! 4 young, gentle horse, SOUND aiie
anu not oyraM of the cars, ABOUT :
\, Years old, aud a.out 10 hanus
ugh, well put up.
GAZETTE OFFICE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-10

,Shiioh's Cure sciu immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough and
bronchitis. Sold by l.. n. Brunswig.
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