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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
r,,rr DELIVERY.
An Esrort 10 E.ta Dii.h the Carrier system
In Fort worth CLEARLY Entitled


There has been great deal said
about the free delivery OF mail In this
city for some time hand 1t has teen q
question with he1ublic as to the
,ity's right tolt.
x GAZETTE repor'J called ON Mrs.
Bur hill our efficient postmistress
Yesterday To eDquirelas to the pros
reefs OF establishing 'thc carrier sNs.
TEN here aud TO learn what require
mcnts Were necessary 10 secure IL.
ave are clearly entitled TO IT, she
said, but there are perhaps one or two
other cities Ia Texas which excel us
somewhat in revenue r, ceipts.n
what amount of business must he
done to secure IL ."
All lost-oflices whose revenue
amounts to twenty thousand dollars,
are entitled to IL. ! will show you the
regulations concerning H..
The reporter read the law which
SAYS free delivery may be employ ell
at every place whose post-oflices pro-
dnce gr' - revenue or thepreceeding
ii-cd year of net le 5 Than twenty
thousand dollars.
What wefc the receipts Of this
oflice for the projecting year,"
The gross receipts f,r the fiscal
year ending June S0,h last were nearly
thirty thousand dollars. | have made
application tor free delivery. To Mr..
Hatton, and have also been promised
the influence OF several other gentle.
men of influence In my effort to
secure il. Under the laws we are enti-
tied 10 il and woul easily get IL. if
there were not~N llrr I,lac,.s m inc state
trying to ret it Alose revenue exceeds
ours"
This cfiire dceNa large amount of
business in the deliSery aud distrN,u-
ton of letters d lcs i1not?
"The business III elo1mous. We
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
BEHIND THE SCENES.
Some of the Beautiful scenery Shown
Reporter Yesterday.

some of the Beautiful scenery shown IL
Reporter Yesterday.
The opera house is nearing compile.
ZION very rapidly and will soon he
ready for the grand opening. Mr. p. j.
Rooney of the scenic firm of NaXon,
Albert ~ Toomev, of ST. Louis, ar
rived in the city last Thursday night
direct from De- Muiues, Town. where
they completed aud put in luce the
scenery and stage parnphernatia of the
harding New Grand Opera House,
which is to I've dedicated on The nth
of the month by the Emma Abbott
Opera Cont any. MIR. Toomey has
the supervision OF placing in position
Of the scenery IN our new opera house
all OF which was painted by his firm.
He Is also supervisor in the arrange
nnent of The stage, which will he rs
complete as any IN dern theatre in the
Unt,cd states. TIE will he Lliirteen
sets OF scenery and ample set emery
for the corr, CT mounting of ali theat-
rical entertainments The scenery
consists Of the following pieces:
Palace chamber, mode m chamber,
bastilion prison, rustic Kitchen. per
spective street, dark wood, landscape,
garden, rocky pass, cottage flats, oak
Niihiilbfi, Shliilt CDdDlttT iiu ilOilXiH.
The set pieces are u follows: Plvil.
lion, cottage, garden STATUES, ganden
flower waists garden balus,rades,
rocks, waters, bridges. etc.
! I he stage is very large and comnlo-
| diouS, ana the scenery Is painted in
| NoNOn, Albert " To0mey's happiest
vein. 1t is elegant aud hand,ome in
] every particular, and Is credit 10 the
Z 'uJs -. l..
ARTISTS, and sustains their reputation
as genilemt II of ability in the art of
/ scene painting.
The lrescoing is also we'll under way.
The ceiling is laid out, and us far as
can he seen presents rich coloring
AMI very appropriate design. The
stage i thirty feet deep
trum the curtain line and
4ixty-siN feet wide and from tue stage
floor to the rigging floor the di,tan g
Is iiity-e'ght feet. The oot-ii hts viii
/ consist OF forty burners and there will
ho over head 1--WE rows OF border lights
| OF thirty-two burners each, and When
/ llghled make the stage rs bright IS
! day. They of couls - can be lower, Il
/ u produce any ELI ct de. ifed.
I The growing view viii, however,
he the beautiful drop curtain, which
I VIII he IN place next "Wednesday. We
VIII at that time puhiish full de.cri ..
ton OF It ind note he o,her improve.
neuts which viii be impleted at thai
time. The architectural arrangement
10y Messrs. j, h. MekifMrlck Il Son.
the Well known theatrical artists. j.
complete and perfect Tie acoustics
viii be fine; there ARE ample Gfe es-
capes, Oar opera house Is certainly a
grand and nagnilicent >trucure and
our cItlKens shnul.i h. nrnnl al IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
THE MAN THE TOWER.
Ills society Notes. ard how he Proposes
to Down Sullivan. the Pnpiust.


to Down Sullivan. the pngiust.
The old man la tie tower greeted
the reporter with a smile ana said:
Did YOU hear the urws about "a refrig-
Grating company coming 10 Fort
Worth 10 reirigtrate the town, aud
send the thermun, ter down TO thirty
eight degrees mud give The citizens tue
comfort Ui continued -ptiugg'
The reporter told tile old man he
wa on lis base: that the Texas B,ef
Reffigerdling company OF Nicioita
contemplated openinya branch cstab-
lishment here for the purpose OF sup
plying the CITIES al THIS and neiS hVur.
lng states with fresh Texts beef Ht re-
duced prices Tho old man said that
lte bad heard that they were going to
refri gerite the town, bat .lpp0suu the
report gpt mixed in coming up 10
lIim.'
. Whats going on IN society?p asked
the porter.
"On, there's going to be los Of fun
hele this coming season, said tie old
fellow, hi, iuee bilGhtcuing, the sort-
city of Fort Worth j. excellent but
lacks organization. understand there
il 10 De a general NOV, meut towards
itS urganiz,tiru by ihe ladies very
shortly. Yesterday, u lovely young
Miss. with he bloom and beauty OF
spring it-ei in her cheeks. came up i'm
the tower aud told me that the girls
wtie ~ lug Ia exert themselves to
make he Fort attractive This " utter
She spoke of society notes la general
and capped her hands al the delight
TAI visions ot operas, sociabIes aud the
various entertainments in prospect.
/ asked hrt II there were any mar
riage, To ice announced soon, and she
aus wered with Il blush which set my
old heart jumping Ikea quarter horse,
"thht She knew of at least one but
10 hing definite had been given to the
public YETI
I'll reporter and his friend 10 Ike |
out on the -qu are below and listened
t. the voice uf an aucti lneer rs he sod
a ret OF l.rniture
81 see by the GAZETTE said the
cd man 10 tie reporter, "that Sulli-
van Knocked the Maori giant .ur but
! there is something in Fort Worth can
down the Boston boy"
! The reporter was all anxiety "a
/ know who the old man /, ferreu to, and
asked him who il was.
The tower man iacetiouSly replied.
Let him come up In the tower SOM
bot summer afternoon and listen 10
/ tho musical strains of an alleged band
which daily goes round this town in Il
four horse Omnibus, and | III net the
courthouse against a prairie dog he
y Is Knocked out III the first round.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
DALEY SPRINGS.
The future Saratoga of the Lone Star
state.

The Tuture Saratoga of the Lone Star
state.
sherman COURIER
Our fellow citizens. Thos w. Ran
dOlph ana &. a. Andrews, Esq, came
home Saturday from II short sujourn
at this fitrorile watering place. We
intervi we'd bt til gentlemen We ter
day, and they speak In high praise OF
the healing virtues of the water. Mr..
Randolph was in very bad health
wnen he left home, but in the brl, f
time he enjoyed the benefit Of In
springs, has very much improved him
IN every way, and he came home 10
take his family back with him III II
few days. He Is now arranging his Al
fairs for ali inGeiiuiie absence, aud
proposes TO stay ht Dalhy until his
Meath is fully restored. Mr.. Andrews
says he TOOK some pains To inves
tign,e the effect If the water
upon the afflicted visitors WHOM. he
met, and every person, whatever his
aiment might be, claimed to- have
been greatly improved, or entirely
cured. Fordysprpsia, and kidney and
liver troubles, and all physical DE-
rangement growing out of the disease
OF these organs, ii IS specific, and
has ;titt ted some miraculous cures.
The conveniences provided Tor accom-
mediation OF visitors IS all that coald
he desired. Large, well ventilated
rooms for lodging, and n table loaded
with an abuntia1ce of everything the
market affords, with obligiug clerks
a;Ii attentive servants, and above all
u cordial, hospitable landlord, makes
Daioy an exceedingly pleasant place
70 spend ones time, and these taken
In connection with the well estub ished
medicinal virtues of the springs has
made THAT the favorite Watering place
OF North Texas. Every invalid from
our city who has once tried them, re-
oiililelid these waters To their friends,
ami when they need restoration Of
health and was Ell vitality, always go
back there Tor help. Ii affords Us
pleasure 10 testify 10 the improved ap.
pearance ofals sherman invaiis who
nave returned from there this season,
ahd We do no. hesitate 10 encourage
others to seek its benefits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
star Chamber.

The reporter Tor the GAZETTE was
excluded from the meeting of the
board of school trustees Yesterday
evening, hence we are unable to advise
our readers this morning, what busi-
n,sS was transacted. Just what reas N
can be given for excluding the repre-
sehlasir.s of the pnSs from the meet
lngs OF the board, or What business
meg can have 70 transact that should
he Kept fnla tie public
VII puzzle the most astu e
mint TO aevlss. We pr, sums The
teachers viii kupw WIN lave hcen s4-
itcttd when they reet i've their alpOlnt.
henls and the public viii know " hen
tae schools open, The public which
tmy the cast of thtss STAR cbanl, +
councils may he saitsti>d with tilis ar.
rahgement, but a, one az The ttx.pay-
ers, the tiA2Egrl deaurS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

Presbyterian services in the Bust
ness College Hall, corner of Houston
aud Fitth streets, the Fifth street side.
sabbath school at 8 II. III. Preaching
at ! II. N. aud Up. N. Ali are wei
come.
REV. HENRY BASKERVILLE.
Sermon at The First Baptist church
this morning 10y the pastor, nom
Matt. / = Cilr~t is King. At night
nom l,,., IS, 6. The W onderful Name
sunday scSo,l at Il. III. y cor,nal
welcome tJ all
j. d. MuRrnY, Pastor.
There will be preaching at the
FouJ h-Street Methodist Epiecopa!
chuTh south ut II II. IA, and S:l5 b.
IN, to-day The morning sermon Is TO
par"n ..
HoRACg BISHOP, =. +.
Presbyterian Church corner Fourth
AMI Calhoun streets. Usual services
m. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday at
~ p. M.
REV. w. GEORGE, Pastor.
st. Andrews Church. Rev. W. q
SMtwell, rector rw,lflh sunday NJ
ter lrinitY-Holy Communion at 1880
a. N, sunday school ut $50 II. m.
Morning prayerand Litany at II H. m.
and evening service a s p, III. Seats
free, straug, rs cordially we'c,ne,
So Pau's NJ. r. Church corner
MaiI aud Ninth streets, Rev. Z. II.
Bodkiu, pastor, Sabbath school az
93la. III. Preaching at / II. III. sub
iecI: Riches, y S:l5 p IN. n sermon
10 Young men. \ new and excellent
choir has been organized aud wnl fur
ni>h good music. Seats free; strangers
welcome
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Saddlery and Harness.

The new firm of ELI $ & Kellner re-
ceivtd their first shipment of new
goods on y, sterday, and it is safe to
say that a better lot of harness leather
was never seen in the state than that
which formed IA part Of their maid n
SHIPMENT. Their stock of saddles will,
without eXaggeration eclipse Anything
OF the kind in the city, and they
have saddler's furnishing goods in
abundance Ellis & Kellner make a
strong team. Both are practical work
men, clear headed business men, anG
clever and ac:ommo iatlil. Z ntlsnlen
they have come to STAY II vi are in
dead cold earnest when they say they
mean 10 do b lsine,s while ia the city
Their stock will in n few days be more
than double what it is at present. Sew
eral additions have been made to their
corps OF workmen, AMI all of Their
work IS put UP under the immediate
personal supervision of Mr.. Kellner.
ana such Il thing "a n "miscuen i
never made. Anything from a pair OF
spurs To Sl09 set of harness can be
had at this house and at prices to suit
the times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Connty Commissioner Cnurt.

Yesterday the county commissioners
met ~ g beard ot equalization u p.s,
Upon tine taxation % soue city prOl,-
eftS. Soniciihte apo they laet ana
scl"ttvn considerable property an the
uiS OF toft Morth Whirh thry
Thought MAS TAXED ton ioW, and to-day
eF'dtnce was heard BY IA ba,r,i, aud
"a h'@St eaSrs tee taxation MAS To-
~ @sAt ntafl s. oAetiiild If is present
taxation Ihe regular t,ru ~ tie
,onlei co0rt c0nveucs next
Muniay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

what they were doing t,ld him y wn W.
a good thing and bis fortune wa n'aue.
He believed himself genius, ana Wy
result Is his home bn,! happiness wv
both gone; swallowed up by thls IN
vention that will never proht MN /"
cent. He Is almost m inbecile now,
and bores every Que u meets tNp~t'n-
ting on The ni, riiso his patent III
tell sou, the Invention rnlia Is worse
aud does The busines- for a man
quicker than morphine or whisky
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
REv. W. GroliGr. Pnstor.
CASE OF INSANITY.
An Insane wife before the Court Sent TO
the Asyiun.


In the county cuurt yesterday, i. j
Warren Of this cify app ,are,i IT, co,n-
p'alnatt charging his Wife, Sarah \.
Warren, With being ins nt and d,.
mandinS that she he placed under
restraint. The husband IN his trstl.
nlony before the jury sad that he h,d
been married 10 n,s wife uunut TWEEN
ty-siH Years: that she was toipy years
ot age; that he had noticed no Il, cided
symptoms OF insanity until about
nine mouths ago, but that she lad
srlduNlN been growing wulse since
theu, until nov sue hat hcruue Vio-
lent aud dang nHs to live With; that
she had threateue | 10 xiii their Young
est ,hitd, n duu Shttr about eleven
years OF agt, aud nad doae mlny ac.s
81 Violence, aod tad grown 50 Vioieut
that u wa nece Soy 10 tie her tO'thc
heu Yesterday uurntng. IieHsked the
cptlr' mat she he PA 'ed unGer re-
straiht 10y the proper authorities.
John III Costello aud his wife, "A
daughter { the Warren corrub ir.,ted
this testimony.
The jury returned n verdict IN ae-
cordahce With the f,ctS, aud the un-
fortunate woman will he sent la the
asylum at Austin. she presented a
mtitui scene IN court, and the unTor-
tlnWte family la the sympathy of
every Que IN the couri-roon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Tho F.,,,rth ward Alderr,on.

Candidates ARE ihiUkeniag In the
Fourth ward For q tine IL was i'm.
posHlple % Set anyone 20 run, aud a
convention WAS called Tor tbs purpose
81 nominating 9 csnuidaie, and John
4. Ihtlnion Was seiec ed. Since then
two other candidates have been an
noupeet. anu tie jecs wiz be an IN
eresTiDg one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
SILVER LOAF BAKING POW
pl4t Is guaranteed pure and fresh.
Tint Fan.


What DO you give for a fan like
that -
two dollars
Two dollars! Let ne see. So
help ne goodn.ss--it l. pecio,ly the
sane as mine, and gaze four dollars
aho seVentS-iive cents for mine The
The day b fore | lett New YORK. See
mere the same color aud quality,
NE same tlow,rs auA the same BIRD.
What store did you III ills ufe'
bought IL from Malone, Waller Il
Co' You see, they never charge a
Hngle thins To any one, but sell strict
~ Tor cash, and lney do sell cheaper
IMAM any house III towr, there's no
TWO ways ahant that; bs sides, they are
constantly receiving new goods, and
their stock Is always fresh.n
IS? Well, say; so with me NJ
'htre to,nior NV, Wall you2'
Inc abbVe i part og convers alton
among some ltGiss mt the Metropoli.
TAN tot=l as overheard by II GAztaTE
representative some days since, Que
q 'nem had been shopping, an made
l,Udv most uT her purchases Of the non.
u'"F dry goods establishment al Ma
hlhe, Waller x c. On her return To
we MOTEL the Palcels We're overhatiled
~ tae grou2, and the quality of gaols
WIN lhe Pl'cva paid Was as eye.rp n,r
,s"t 'he viuire pay. That this l., ~.
= justly cul led TO th"ttl ut,tinn tn,.v
9,rsr L 3 you'd cavi, '.'l.if sy,te,, -
ling u inerS p,ac,s n M IL p,is.lion
!" St'e h"ll' I'D rates, AID lie oon,inu-
Us r'sh Nt customers Nee s,llnie,
rt"'iy shipnHnt tosuPpA tled, nl. nj.
he"ce their st,ck Is NJ! fresh AID
c,e "a, aht no old goods are ever ear-
iieu over iruin oae seasen 10 anIther
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
SILVER LOAF BAKE
DER always gives salisse'
Small Fire

Tho GAZETTE was ~
night by Mr.. I. f. w, ~
small tire occurred yesign9|
e Ist of the Missouri fac1
TIE house was burning \
" ould have been cnnsandss
p ompt action Of Mr.. Az,
H.. Nj. Dasgett lose csls
ran quickly To the sceIlt'l y /
60 'oted man .Ls rde!'on !
the water which was iales
being poured frm the "
d 1t thrown up we 4
and the flames we've sag g
with but slight damage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
For Alderman, Fuurii

John A. Thornton Is ilsl
candidate from Tie FouIsh|
is n noInint e OF the eisttls
for that purpose a fe5assa|
man OF sterling in;eg1 apl1
Du-ine>s qtialiiiea,lonsssa
the interests of the ciiy an
entrNstt d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
The Martin. lsroNaCol

The Martin Brown y, {,
verlisament appeals st'is !,
secnud page, is rapids NV 1,
most important iarlVl Y
good trade of Northern
western Texas, z
Its an admirably o'Sss A
tuition, with large cisii csI' W,
direct from inIpoTlera Il
turers through tiief pfS's II,
the commercial ceptersIs - N
States, New YORK anu N I,
10 these advanta IS LOWE
hy steamship aud rail, 'us
cSants, cry and county
pracll,ability OF pllrcllssls.;.
fo,t Worth at New ~
The uauaes of Capt !, ~ -
tin aud Jos. II. ~ s's|
are sNnonynods VIII ~ A
fair dealing ~ ns
world, and ave u'' "a
the Aialtiu-Brown ~ Nj
umceftain founoa'i,'li Is i
Daring. conf,sseJly ~ "a
gods huyer IN Texas M h
New YmS !;lst We, Z, s ", 4
here Mas reetds'i " u k
heavy saipnleli's p c,s
and b. ~ sele "a .l.
so,tis, tootS, Sues vim
tions ever oiiyted y . ss,i
oar merc.iani.ns Ell y" lae
az Dall-s TO buy e,ss' ',',s \
can be bought as tilsaf AZ
he .npense Of 4 mP VA
Nlnrtim-t,rowD Co. i TO- = x ";
corporation. IL l. hsis 's'.i,.
lake tolh pride aud e ,l us J
its steady lise and Pss - 4
and parcel of Fort Me ! ,''s,s
SANITATION of iiIr-seefus ,'s,as|
CAPITALIST, alive TO lns I. TX
Texas and Of our eils .ss, "a
enter. and w truss WI '',.> i /
argc share Of our i",u,
now seems AssN
,hadow cf q doubt |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12


Have you noticed ourpyl
Wauldn't it be wrong y i
thing but fresh gcodsinlos.
some store? Don't you I'd
sensible in inanguratirs 4
fully Conducting a renmssl|
say you Dc? Thanks for,|
aterncut. II you viii csl|
we viii show you that NJ
N .rks of favor. Ne area
Il ! mankind. WASHER "a
81 holst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Oar stock is dininsAs|
Our removsl sale Il essapl|
Of the fact that we wantleE|
but fresh 50 DDS Into clI
Now is the time 10 "eliee 4
bargains in clothing, farnt
etc. WAsHfRk1
IS lIoa.I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Aaaea, ,,,>.s

tle Jas ice.rr Aur.s s,taI - hab lSy
nnr'ng 'he hot weat ;ee; the ,efwele
thirteen appeal eases roul Justice Fun
mau SQUIRT, &c this city, filed in the
county court vest erdny murnang
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Hotei Arrivals,
MErnoRoLIrAN norr1.

NAhlFell x Billiard are closing ont
o oneir llanos aud organs al cosi f1r
them cab. N"i"' siNe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Cantrel q billiard are just receiving
the finest line Of diamonds, watches
and jewelry ever brought To this mar
ket. Cal! and see them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

MORPHINE and WHISKEY suc
ieFers We advise YOU 10 ri I, Prof
Il. g. Gowdey, Paris, Texas sole agent
Noi'i remedies. CoDfJieatid{.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Pian and organs cheaper than ever
before offered in the city at II, Iu.ly's.
Notice.

We announce ia the public that we
have the agency of the lebrated
"Linderman Pianos, "Cyc'oi.i."
"Grond," "ypri3ht," and "Hquare.n
Factory established in Dresden 1871.
in New York 1886 We are able TO
prove beyond doubt that these in.
,truments are the best end facst made
in the United States or Europe. The
arch-like construction of the 90, cloid''
gives not only 10 the whole instrument
the greater solidity, and tive most ele-
CANT ana be tutifu! form, but gives to
the tone such remarkable sulidiiy
power and purity rs can nat'es he o j.
th'ntd IN any sqlare or upright piano
Oar square, Upright and Grand'sn
have no equal I he rich and Brilliant
tone, the elasticity OF touch, the ele.
gan ce Of finishand worl, nanship. aud
ire durability oil W "Liudermdn Pr
anos" cannot be surpassed. We invite
tue public, in a few days. tn call, 80.
dn'iHe Our Instruments diti ju,i,je for
yoUfSctreS We buy these Instruments
for "ctshn and therefore propose to
sell them at the lowest price comp,ti-
Catalogues mailed dn'l ppIication'
III. y. CONNER q Co..,
NO. ~ Houston Street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Don't forget 10 Try SILVER loaf
BAKING PONDER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Zoe celebrated Diamond specIaeles
az Iuliy's jewelry store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

p, nfitffything in the jeweIry line from
y soid toothpick 10 diamond sci M
IulIy. ~ - iio""iu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Slin Err LOAF BAKING POW
DER has never met its equal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Tel'y makes u speciality IF real fine
e DDS AN; sells az prices To suit the
times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
Standard makes q lIaiNs
rates at Tully's.

StockHnen's heavy godn|
chain. charm and slare Il
match at rully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

SILVER LOAF BAKING POW
DER never disarpoints the house
wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

POWDER. y y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

t'r q real fine organ ut bottom rates
so 70 Tully's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

Laying aside All sentiment, soaip 81
ths speeches * the Confederate no
union ~ mckinney fairly sloppe,io
MI expressions ~ fr,ternal slmpa.
ny VINE otlets wefe too fall OF BIT.
seisNss ana 1id rebel slafit 10 suit the
,,,s.lk ne happy medium ~niore's the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

here s0,s another eyank,n re-
marked a Houston street ne.,l. iuie Il,
the l,ounger Yesterday "WArnsn I
cnqulfeu Tint pale old n,Sa In
seedy clothes aud bundle nnder his
arm. who l. he9N 'Oh, an inNen.
Tor oi something 81 other tliat Is MOI
o 'd viii never De OF any practical u,c.
He was once good Baschan 4. owned
q iltt 2 home, a happy 1 9lily, and WAS
dQleg well az his ;sads. ia odd mo. 4
menis ls took Ia tihkering with .lig 4
nvenlIon. Men who ali not think
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

After all the immigration from the
North II Is hardly rohahle the Re
publican vote In Texas viii be in
creased NJ the next election. Men
who come here avow,d Republicans
are 50 'liegusted at the greed displayed
for the few federal offices that they
Join with the great mass of population
In demanding change and conse-
quent reform. From the elgtruess to
possess them, il weuld seem there Is
mTe IN these offices than the salary
Indicates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12
REV. HENRY BAsN nnvlLLE.
]. d. MrRruY. PASTOR.

There will be preaching at the
FouH h-Strevt Methodist Episcopal
chuTih south at II II. M, and S:l5 p.
IN, to-day. The morning sermon is to