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The Osceola times., 1883-02-10

farmers wealth depends on the condition o.
his stock. When fcraggy and feeble they are es
pecially adapted TO dislempers, feyefa, COLI aud
all d,seases which destroy animals. Thousands
OF dollars are saved annually by that valuable
OLD standby UNCLE SANS CONDITION POW
DER.
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10

Those complaining of sore Throat,
Hoarseness, or taking Cold" should use "Broirn's
Bronchial 7rochos." Sold only in boxes.
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10
WRITING ny ELECTRICITY.

Besides this, however, the company
owns still more wonderful process.
The Dccgo ratcnt sends as many words
over q single wire in a minute as the
most skilliui Morse operator can send in
an hour, delivers at the re ;civing station
a fac simile Of the copy furnished, and
does il all without the aid of a skilled
operator. Anybody who can turn crank
can send message, in his own hand
writing, with any private marks or other
devices he plcases, supply by first writing
his message on chemically PREPARED
slip of paper furnished by the company.
Practical trials cf this apparatus have
shown a speed of twenty-five hundred
words minute, but il can be ENLARGED
so as to do ever better. 4 Morse opera
tor who can send or receive from two
thousand to twenty-five hundred words
an hour can command the highest sala-
~, and even then there is nothing to
guarantee him against making a mistake
"a thing which by the Lego process is
impossible. Pictures can be transmitted
in this way, and an cnterprising reporter
can send not only the words but the mu-
sic of new opera by wire; but the great
advantage the company claims for It is
the TRANSMISSION oil correspondence. II
is expected that the energetic business
man who has an important letter 10 send
to distance will no longer drop it in the
postofiice-unless, indeed, an arrange
ment can be effected by which the post
offices will be made receiving and deliv.
erine stations for the postal telegraph
but will bring il to the companv's Office,
place it with his own hands in the ma
chine and send it humming in moment
to its destination.
A minor but important point is the SUI
periority of the wire for telephone pur-
poses. II is claimed that the conductive
ty of this heavily coppered wire is so
great that telephoning over thousand
mile circuit will be as easy as it now is
over an ordinary city wire.
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY.
The line now being built consists of one
compound copper wire, for through mes
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10

The doctors never enjoy good health.
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10
ALIENS BRAIN food.

Is the most -eiisble tonic for the BRAIN and
GssNERATIvE ORGANS. II positively. .cure!
Nervous Debility, loss OF memory and all Seminal
81 per bottle 6 fur sf-or frpc bv mall on recept Of
price. From JOHN II ALLEN si5, lst Az
cnus, n Y ftA ta Ifst
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10

crEn n our Large GARpEN 0U1D1
HV d, scrblng CHE . Reisaote cesds
bz Mailed Free t0 all. We o6af
eTn lily IN. Latest Nor>ifss IN 9EBD
~ - ~ - - POTATO Ea, Corn. Oats. Wheee
snA nc Eest rs1'sof0r uf Vegetable. Flower. qrase
ahi No ED Evrrfth ng 10 tested Addrcee
d ~ pIg1s-., sretuEne a, rExslzAs IOWA.
The Osceola times., 1883-02-10
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tut1gf 0t.-d BC.sfHxui. Isl wabash ~. ~

S. $40 Ssy s.%p,f; sp u:sa wSa . :
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PATENTSno:, :,e;;.a. $2x:
PROCURED

will examine and report " patentAble. nAnv
years practice Pamphlet free. n w. FITzGEe-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Texas Continental Meat Com
eauV Items.

Captain Higgs, president Of this
company returned this week from the
North, having completed his pur-
chase OF machinery and fittings for the
new alt,ue liter house here. H. con
sists III Ice machine, iefrigerating
works, and oil the pumps and boilers
required TO carry on that part Of the
business, with Strengthening tools,
scales md windlesscs.
The lumber for the new slaughter
house OF the Texas Continental Meat
Company is being sawed by the Re-
lance lumber mill OF Beaumont. II
is all sawed to match and is very
heavy and substantial 10 bear great
weights. II viii take one hundred or
more carloads TO build he works.
AIR.. IL. G. WARWICK OF Chicago,
master builder of the Texas Continvn-
tai Meat Company will move
TO Teyas permanently aud be-
come "a Citizen OF our town
Mir, Warnick has been raised and edu-
Gated IN the building of slaughter
houses and has erected some OF the
largest in the North Under Captain
Higgsi direction aud supervision lac
put up the Victoria Slaughter House
which 1t Is said has 30 rival for ia
size az regaids completeness in the
United States. We welcome MIR.
Warwick to Fort Worth and trust he
and his family Will never regret their
money TO Texas.
The Office OF The Texas Continental
Meat company is ut their works east
of The town though Captain Higes
or MIR. WARWICK can be addressed
through the posteihce on busintss no
requiring immediate attention.
Work on tho Slaughter House i.
forging ahead, Maurice Il Robinson
have done job OF excavation anC
masonry work Captain Higgs ant
NJ. Warwick will be pleased TO see m,
of our citizens and their families who
desire 10 watch the progress of Ia,
building OF these great buildings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
The Courts.

The county commissioners met Fl
theeourt'house yesterday and extended
he time for receiving proposals fol
building the new Jail until the 10Th q,
October The coutt then adjourned
Recorders court; Stella Clements
prostitute; dismissed.
Nellie humboldt, prostitute: S..
y. w Halter, cursing; dismissed.
Franklin, carsing; 50.
$500 Spear, diserderly; dismissed.
Joe Hutchinson, disturbing peace;
dismissed
Maggie Sherwood, prostitute; dis
missed.
Mary Sumeryille, prostitute; dis.
missed
hitie , prostitute; dlsn lssed
FRANK Darlington, drunk; IS.
7. , tields, drunk; IS.
Jse& Lacy, drunk; dismissed.
Jim Wise, drunk; S..
W 7. BidtisoD, fast riding: 81.
Tom Lewis, drunk; s..
Laura Davis, prostitute; s..
William Kennedy, drunk IS.
Frank King, disorderly; IS.
III. a, Easton, drunk; IS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Personal.

! Mr.. Hunter Craycroft returned last
| night from an extended commercial
trip.
Col. NJ. Pointer, prominent cattle
man of Dallas, was in the city last
night.
4. Perkins, a prominent stockman of
81. Joseph, o., paid the GAZETTE Il
pleasant visit yesterday.
Mrs. Wat. Hubert arrived in the
city last night from Louisville, Ky,
and is stopping at the Mansion House.
Mr.. j. Il. Harris, of Colorado, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Harris is an
eN-sheepman who has always been on
top.
Mr.. A. III. Webb, of Round Rock.
Williamson county, and ranchman of
Runnels county, was n visitor at our
office yesterday
j. l.. Manning, deputy United
States marshal for the Western dis
trict of Texas, was in the city yester-
day. He left for El Paso last night.
NEW A. Garner and wife and Mrs.
Geo. b. Loving returned yesterday
morning from an extended trip to
New York and the Eastern watering
places.
Mr. ID. II. Smiley, of Richmond,
Kas., extensively engaged in wool
growing, arrived in town yesterday
and LETT for San Antonio on "a pros
pecting tour.
Mrs. John 0. Ford returned yester-
day from brief but pleasant visit to
friends in Weatherford. She was ac-
companied home by herSister, Miss
Lucy Ford, who will remain in The
city some TING, to the delight Of her
many friends here.
Mr.. A. II. Littlehale, of this city,
returned from Boston on Thursday
and started for trip on the Texas 4
Pacific 70 handle the fall clip of wool.
Mr.. Iittlehale represents Messrs. How
land Il Co, of Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
TURF TALK.
Another Extra and Special Raoe--Iist of
Entries Other Notes.

Another Extra and Special Raoe--I.ist OF
Entries-other Notes.
Arrangements have been completed
tor special race, TO be run on the
grounds of the Fort Worth Driving
Park Association, on Friday the Dist
lust. The purse is the entrance fees of
80, play or pay, half mile dash. The
following are the entrles
Nat kramer's i, h Malvolin, four
yea,s old, by Silent Friend.
George Hollands @. h. ----. fonr
years old, by Wild Bill,
Joe Weidon's b. h. Joe Weldon, four
years Old, by Wardance.
j. II. Ball,ley's h,f Eva W., four
years old, by sandy Walton.
These horses are ri present in train
ing at the track and are n good candj-
ton The race VIII be an interesting
one and will bring out u large crowd,
Several more runners are expected
| IN a few days.
The track Is in splendid condition
and the runners will make good time
/ New stalls are being erected daily
| and are as rapidly filled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
TEE C0L0RED CLERGY.
In CcLveution at Few York Considering
the Tclgaro of their Ga.s,

In Convention ut Eew York Considering
the NYclEarc of their Gace.
New York, September l3.--The con-
vention of colored clergy Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal cnurch, to-day
adopted resolutions setting forth that
the body was deeply conscious of the
moral disasters which have come TO
the colored race through the existence
of slavery and how family and paternal
authority and marriage integrity have
been broken down almost beyond re-
pair by the system. The convocation
in order to put the coored race on a
moral footing with their white breth-
rem, requests the bishops of the Episco-
PAL church and missionary board of
this city to make extraordinary efforts
towards erecting churches throughout
the South. The necessity of large in
crease of the colored ministry was also
urged and was recommended in order
to successfully carry on the work of
christianity among the black race.
The great centers ofpopulation should
be first seized upon, and parish schools
should be associated with such ven
lures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Legal Points E!acl,led.

New York, September ia hear.
lng III the suit of Peter Mace aud
othets against Commodore Garrison
i 40 ~ me recovery OF S4,0OO,000 the value
9o,oo1 shares of the Missouri Pacific
"a stock, continued to-day. Coun-
s si spent the entire day arsuin q
" muiether contract made in Missouri
=, - iegal TO the laws of New York. The
i,d urce ruled that the question of VA
tbo thy must be settled by the laws Of
ma state in which the contract is
Wau and that he is to fo,tow The
WV iork law Of evidence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
FIRST EDITION.
special to Advertisers.

beginning with October lst. Tho
GAZETTE, In Difference TO solicitations
from advertisers, viii locate limited
number OF advertisements on the first
mage. FIFTY per cent. additional will
he charged FOR advertisements located
on the first page; - per cent. for those
on the eighth page and 10 per cent. Tor
those specially located on any other
page Of the paper.
AS present contracts expire, no adj
vertiscrncnt will be taken at less than
tne rates now established.
No advertisement for first page VIII
be CONTRACTED prior 70 October LIST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
THE ATTEMPT SUCCEEDS.
Robert Fielder Dies from the Effects OF
Morphine Aftor "a Long Struggle.

Robert FIELDER Dies from the Effects of
Morphine Aftora Long Struggle.
The young man, Robert Fielder, for
merry night clei X at the III Paso hotel,
died ut 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
from the effects Of the large dose OF
morphine he took with suicidal intent.
While he was conscious the night be-
fore lie asked Mr.. Murdock togo TO the
postOfIice aud intercept the two letters
he had written and mailed, one to his
mother and the other TO his sweet
heart. The fncts concerning the disa-
preenent between himself and Cap
tain Alexander are as follows; A few
nights ago the captain went
10 the hotel Office about two o'clock In
the morning, and found il in charge Of
the negro porter, who was asleep on
one of the benches. He awoke him
and asked where the clerk was. The
negro replied that he was upstairs in
a certain room, which was occupied
by one of the chambermaids. The ne
gro upon being asked ii it was his GUS
TOM to leave the office at night, re-
piled that IL was; that he went up
there nearly every night. The pro-
prlctor then went upstairs
and met Fielder coming
out OF the room designated.
He told the cleik that he was neg.
icctlng his duty ard was doing what
he knew 10 be direct collation. of the
rules 90 the house, aud theyeupon dis
charged him He remained about the
house until the night he was dlscov-
cred under The influence OF morphine.
Everyone was surprised at the course
Fielder pursued ~ he was told hy Capt.
Alexander 10 return 10 work that
night, While he was conscious he
seemed To bee glad he WAS saved and
gave directions about intercepting tho
f.fler. ha had Juaited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
School for Young Ladies.

A select school for young ladies will
be opened in this city September 10th
by Mrs. Mat Welch Hill on East Bel
KNAPP street, two doors below the resi-
dence of Robert Mozart, Esq. Mrs.
Hill will give instructions in all the
classics, including Latin anu Fiench
and the higher branches of mathemat-
les. Music will also be taught and the
school will be complete in all its
branches and just such one as is nee
essary to the proper and thorough
training OF young ladies. For rates,
apply to the principal. Mrs. Hill also
has Il vacant room in the house which
she would like to rent to single or
widow lady who would be compan-
ion for her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Snort ~ NotW,

-
Sleeps Head Bay, Ssqlssu'I
Second race, one mile ana !.
for all ages-Aransas a wua Il
second, Duplex third. y DA
THE TOLEDO TURF
Toledo, September is. In u X I
ance at the Tri-state far aua Il
day was 10000. First raes,
trotting, purse $4o0- Hafs q, b
Little Joe. 1929; Hot oi'g Nm /.
4 3 3: Flora, 4 4 8 a 4 -
1891, 2.3S, 2.S6l, 1927; ,,,r.s .;
Free for all, trotling, rus, q q
vided-Waiting won ID i n,.'s )
heats, Lady Browne, sal : sll.
third. Time 2 81, - IA = M
Running race, two anu az. IAN II
dash purse Sl5OLl -o,llsa T r Il
secol, d, Jennie c. ihira
Philadelphia, septemD.es', )
lands one, Phiiadelphaia 4 slusa
Boston, September 10
ChicagO's one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A SUIT FOR WAGES.
Interesting Case Before Justice linn.
Siattsry's Liability Tor Wages
Due Sewer Workers.

Il
slatisry's Liability Tor Wages
Due sewer Workers.
a case Of much interest and conse-
quence In its results was tried before
Justice Iinn on day before yesterday
IL YVES brought TO test the question of
partnership between G. W. Slattery
and the firm of Cleveland & Cameron,
in Waco and the liability of the lat
ter for the pay OF Slattery's employees
for unpaid wages in constructing the
sewers Of the city. II seems, as was
mentioned in Che GAZETTE month or
more ago, that a large number of
Slattery's employees were not paid for
work done just before the city took
charge of the business, and was the
occssi0n OF u strike at
The lime. More men had
never been paid, and hence the suit
mentioned. The claims, though in
dividually made, aggregate some 81, 900
or more. and the decision of Justice
Iinn WAS OF Wuch moment. Mcssrs.
Cleveland &NCameron were present
and represented by the firm Of Hog
set, O'Neil d Greene The employees
were represented by Judge r.. j. Boy
kin. The case was argued by both
sides with zeal aud ability. and occu-
pied the entire day. rhe decision was
in favor Of the employees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
WASHINGTON.
Yellow Fever Report Total Cha.
Money in the TINTED 81. !

Washington, d. c., Septsuas
a dispatch from Pensacola IL i
Sheppard, one Of the crew ol,l
J boat, has been attacked wItbyl
fever at his home in Wasbinata
The paper circulation nov ov;l
ing is 1881, 757 ,069; total coin ID /
lation STAB, $40, 57S; grand total n
l04, 642. Assuming the total ID
ton to be 52,000;O00, distrIba,sa'
capita is 5000,
The president will prolably l
Washington ,o,mnrrow sbeilss
New York to attend thefanfAdI
friend, Hugh Hastings. Tie !,
dent has iaeen requested to sa Il
Of the pail bearers.
Returns from one week ir1
hundred of the smallest ln9Gsg I
offices show that forty-two "a
transmitted by the money olz
vice was in postal notes.
The commissioner general
land Office said to-day 10 roll
timber land funds in CaIlffA|
have-had knowledge Of thes. !
tions for some time, aDd hsx
agents out there making lhT
tons. In consequence Of rslasl
cyived from them | baye n
ded action upon all tiaNi
cases in California, 0regd
Washington Territory. PeEs1
terested are not getting any y
and they will not get any uia
satisfied as 10 the honesty
entries In explanation ofia
of the lille al o, e.ato Comm
Me farland said that c9ngas
special act provided Tor lhsSs
dividuals Of seperate tracts
i / CaliGorn q, Ore ;tn ind w
ton Territory III s2.5O per ss
rHudS III thC 50 cases censi'Ns
procurement by one IeNa
large nuuiper of stta
through the cooperation z
who pure! a d hem on'yio
them to. him, IN clear yiula|s'9
spirit of the law. McFsTsg
said that, frauds Of simllsr -
had been discovered 10 e
with the entries of coal larans
RADIO; that he now has q la'w .''
cial agents ut work in tlsl sss
that he intended to exallaa
carefully every entry O. laia
land offices of Colorado llaa
rected to suspend action Ou y
tries until the result Of tnesssA
tions was known.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

VI. Parker Dies OF Injuries Recaivsd Al
Marshall.
The west bound Texas & Pacific
train night before last brought III
Parker, the victim of n railroad acci.
dent, to this city 10 be placed in the
ctompany's hospital at this point, but
his injuries were of so serious a charac.
ter that he died shortly after his arri-
val. The deceased was employed on a
construction train on the New Orleans
Pacific road, and he was run over by a
train at MaIshall His BODY was
placed in the hands OF undertakers
Fakes u Farmer of this city, who had
him buried yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A Train Wrecked.

vi; Lancaster, Pa, September "a
ME gplng to the wreck on the 20.
iuh,nia q Post Deposit railroad last
night the engine on the wreck ine
IAN struck large rock thar had
i dnl'e,l on The track near Conewaro
Inc Tram len the track and plunged
over a high embankment inlo 1ba
Susqueaanna river. Four person. on
"a, engine went over, but all escaped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A Colerldee Rannnet

Newport, September III ava ,u,;o,
Justice Coleridge was given - hr,lIi liz,
,Nsep.ioh al the Casino to-day, which
people, Judge Sam BIatchford da'
livered the address of wei one ~" "
which Judge Coleridge feelingly re-
plied. the theatre in which ii was
held was beautifully decorated, e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
THE FiEsEMEN.
More Facilities Wanted to Fight connasra,
items Proceedings at Last
Ninhi,s hinnIInn


items Proceedings at Last
Nights MoeIing,
There WAS called meeting of the
fire department last night.
Mr. Allison was chosen president
pro tenn, and called the meeting To
orderand stated that the object oil The
meeting was the transaction oi-generaI
business.
"A motion was nlgde by George
Mulkey, and seconded by George Hill
mat another main water pipe he added
TO tue water works, extending from
the water works mp to the first branch
main on Weathelford street
SO that in case one
should break the other could
lie used 10y the fire department. The
motion prevailed. II was made ne y
request To the city Council. Owing To-
. misstatement IN regard to The night
for meeting there was not a full al.
tendance. There will be another
meeting tonight, TO which time the
meeting adjourned All members are
requested to be present. tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Telegraph Consolidation

Hartford, September l8.-Stock-
holders representing about five .sixths
OF the capital stock of the American
Napid Telegraph company today
voted practically unanimously fo
fatiiy the contract with the Merchants
New York. va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
The Biz Tent.

Major Penn still continues to preach
to the sinners in his big tent on the
railroad reservation. About fifteen
hundred people were out TO hear hin,
last night. The seats reserved for en-
quirers now hold large number Of
perpns, and the success Of hi meeting
here Is assured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
County Court.

The civil term of the county court
eonvenes 90 Monday, the I7th inst.
WIN me following number eases on
me several doekets: Jury docket rs.
triai docket " appea ance docket OF
In all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Arrests.

Officer c. Il. Garretson arrested
Emmett Lnmbard, II waiter in the
Commercial Restaurant yesterday for
being drunk and insolent TO customers.
onicer Melton arrested Jack Reeves
Tor being drunk and locked him up in
tho calaboose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
MY Theatre.

Grand fall opening OF My Theatre
Monday Sept IL, with 20new stars.
Each performer an artist. Manager
Holland promises the theatre uoInp
public treat for the week c3me,enc.
ing Monday 18th, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
WIN Not2

Why wouldn't 1t be II good idea to
Macadamize Houston street from
Third to Weatherford? Now. while
the good work is going on, why not
make complete job Of IL: What say
our city dads? Macadam beats the old
rocks put down years ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
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FIRE RECORD

r.I<
Minor l,lazes Here and lhs's =
over the Countr'
st. Louis, September IS,- I n,
house of the Anheuser'buNaa.
company burned this mafnlus'
$40. 600: insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Try r, IA. Barnes and see If he does
nor please you in quality ana price
OF goods. His goods are fresh and
when sold are delivered PROMPTLY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Transfer COMPANY.

w. q. Turner leaves tonight for ST
Louis. lie will purchase yehicl,s for
the company anda iu!l line OF Herdics.
tie viii be absent for some weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
Hotel Arrivals.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Patty, sherman. Il f Bunch, Gaines
Mrs Smythe, Corsi- Willie.
cana. A Z Sn,ythe 1,orsi
VI schultz and family cana
Arlington. Ol,nnnan Dallas
moore CALDWELL, Good, Caldwell
kansas. Kansas.
ID S Malon, Toledo, o. Il II Saxnn Waco
Idus "A Fielder, Ozark, John Acros IIsnri.
ARK. riettn
tBucher, Groes- NJ Pointer, Dallas.
,beck. Mrs Parish Wise
~ BSne benson. county.
Enoch Mcfarland Dan L Leory. Toy.
Mrs A Woody, bal arRana,
its VIM Bramlette and
~ l. Bnnton Bells, Tex ]. NJ Pope, Texas.
lhas Brown, Blair, + n Bissle, Parsons,
I > Kans,
Larry Hillsboro. W L Bryan, Dallas
1ohn smith, Tampa II l. Elzey, ST Louis.
eaS' ID y Brown, Grand
y y Wren, Colorado view,
CITY. .Iere ReeVes Ralrd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

\ nice los of Kansas butter ALWAYS
on haad at II. Ill, Barnes. This but.
ter Is OF an extra packing and always
gives satislneiinn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

$40 POUNDS OF LEVERING,s
ROASTED COFFEE JUST RE,
CElVED ! ROM HEADQUARTERS
AND FOR SALE All r. n
BARN Els.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Received last evening at 5 o'clock n
fresh lot of Dozier-Weyl's crackers, all
varieties at II. H. Barnes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Mrs. G. d. Brown offers her linen
listers at 81 a piece to close them out.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Mrs, Z. d. Brown offers her linen
listers at - piece TO close them OUT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14

Country butter fresh and nice at r..
IL Barnes.