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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

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Ms NJ Foster. Mrs s D,c Mr. ~,
vi Ginir, Bstbara Il Farmer Am,n-
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Scchr;s'. Eiz,uelh Snapp. An,cin =:
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Golph, Mra James jones VA, .
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Qua, W Within, WIi.,im',Irn
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Mrs Morgan Conner. .J.bn i WI,
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NJ AR IE.D.

On The evening of the lo;h inst. a.,
tue residence of the brides father, (Mr
Jacob Shank) 10y iicv. o. p. Wirgman
Mr. JAMES a. EasLBY 10 Miss RACHEL
A. SHANK. holh residents oftbis couutv.
On the 18th ult Of the residence @,
Charles l.. Sites. by Rev. William NJ.
Davis. Mr.. JOnN W. MoNGoLD, Of OHIO
To Miss FANNIE Il STUNT, of Gran,
county.
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II l.. ID,

a. iier residence in Romuev, on
Thursday. 5ih April, Instant, s:ter long
pro'Fac'ed iiiless, attended with ex-
lreme Suffering, yet borne with forth
tude unfailing, even unto death, Mrs,
MARIA NEwMAN MYTINuER, relict OF
'he lac DAME! Nytinger, Esquire, ia
the G5,h year OF her ago.
She "as the Youngest child of Doc
Tor Robert Newman, so we'll and crate
fully remembered by many of our older
ci'izcls as the successful, able and
humane ply sician, who was engaged in
large practice sc Romney, COR many
years, 10 which village he had removed
in her carly childhood. Here she grew
up. amid the best social Influences aud
reia ions, completing lier education at
the Olt homncy Academy, then under
Tic able administration OF The Rev. D:.
Foole.
Daring the lug wido0hood Of her
excellent and venerable mother, this
youngest daughter remained with her.
III the exercise OF every filisl duty AMI
he des', constant care; her older
s's'trS having successfully married ana
formed new domestic ties. After her
mothcr's deasa however, she was mar
RED 10 the husband whom she has not
survived IGr single year Kind. hos
Huabe, benevolent. cs inaple ia he!
social relations, z lady well educated
and informed. Mrs. 81. deseive aad
Commanded The respect especially of
those who had known her the longest tS
best. aud We may justly and reasonably
bone That she has hut passed, from The
pnias ami sufferings of life, the tor u-es
aGd pangs Of lingering disease to find
TIE PERFECT REsT OF lMM0RTALITY.'
During her illness, she received the
care aud attention that she desired, end
was cdecred and ccnsolel III her last
hours. by the presence and affection.
ate attention OF her last surviving sis
trr, Mrs. Dr.. P,rry, of Cumberland Nd.
Her funora', largely attended by our
citizens, took place on Friday evening.
the 9Th instant; when discourse ap.
Propijatc 10 :he solemn occasion. was
delivered at the Prcshy leran Church.
Romney, Ivy its highly esteemed AMI
gi'tei pastor, Rev. George w Finley.
&SA
In Frederick County, Va, on tic 4,h
inst, Mrs. FANNIE. wife Of Mr. II. J.
Tahh, and daughter Of tue late Arch.
bald Vandiyer of this county, in The
Bob year Of her age.
gyYE have in sforl q l,t ~ gtts,1tt ti-...tf,t
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Pc I2s ~ AZ. =

Mrs. G. $. WEiHE OF this place, re.
turned home GA Tuesday last, having
been ahselt since carly lAs. WEEK "a
Grafton Al b her father, rHo5. STEELE
ESD, WHO, W uad 'rstAnd, has hecn
very IL.
Miss MATrE, daughter Of orr fell
iow-county man, MIR. Cnarlc, H.r,nison.
who has been spending the Winter in
CIaiksbCvg, returned one on TUESDAY
last.
Rev GEoGGE ". FISLEY left on Tues
day last to be present at tic meot irg Of
the Board OF iIampden Sidney Col
icge; ana from Lhcnce will proceed to
otras5urg to attend The Spring Session
Of tia Winchester PrcsbyLcy.
|. II. G. PASoAitE. E41 left on We'd
nesdav last for Eastern cities, to pur-
chase Spring aud Sumner G))as.
GEORGE LAMoyrr, E,q, Of Bound
Brook, Naa jersey. vas IN our village
on Saturday aud Sunday last.
We had brief visit from CHAs. y.
iIIFrr, County Superintendent: Of Pub-
lie Schools and Mr. J. /. KELLER, Of
this place on Tuesday last
Mrs. GEORGE g Perry left for her
home in Cumberland last Sunday 10
consequence Of failing to cross the va.
'ers "a Saturday
The public school having come to .
close Oh FRIDAY last. Miss IDA Ixa.
NAN, Principal, has returned 10 her
hone at Ftirmort, and Miss ELLA
ScANLAN to her fathers on jersey
Mountain. Miss MARY Lowe is still
IN orr town, ADD expects to open q two
months private school next Monday.
Mrs SUSAN r. BGADY, OF Brady's
Nil, agcd IS years. - seriously 800 ct
her residence in that village. She il
the mother Of Mr.. John &. brady
CamJef!cHd Tines. April II.
We arc informed that Thomas
Wills Esq. OF the uc,ghborhooJ of
lIigginsviIle this county, with his son
hir. Grdyson Will, and Mr.. ! NJ Oh.
iutt left for Texas, on Monday last.
Miss Sue Keller left Yesterday
morning TO visit her Jro,herin Wash
ingion CITY
The iam,Iy OF Rev Wesley Ham,
mord returned ou Thursday of last
week.
We are pleased TO learn that Rev.
VIM. c. Hammond is convalesainr.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Please do not purchase your ma
chuery until YOU al on us-we can
furnish you almost any kind you want
and on as reasonable terms az any
other agents Look out Tor our adj
vcrtisCment mex week
SHOCKEY AND HARNEE.
April 10 Raupcy. W Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13
a ALWAYS AHEAD.
THE GENUINE SINGER
Sewing Machine

For which there is several authorized
Agents now travelling in Hampshire
County. Call on or address the Singer
Agent at Romncy. West Va, or At
Bloomery, West va.
Purchasers run M risk when they
BUY the genuine Singer. Over Five
Millions bave beea sold. April Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

5sfs- The Ladies OF the Mite .,oeie,v ~ rho
Methodist Church, Sorth will h. olsa 20
receive and fill orders for plain sewing, fancy
ariiclts. DC at moderate rates ORDERS may
he i.ft nj this Office, or 1T the re.idence OF Rev
Wesley limnoui li.omney Feb ~ 1888.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF TREE SCHOOLS.

We arc authorized 10 announce our
worthy correspondent a. Pleasant. Dale
'Hcr,' Mr. i. NJ. FRAyEL. ns candidate
Tor the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Public
Schools for this coustv.
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Blltinore & OHIO Rai!oad.

clinton Lolge. No. 81. AT M mee,,
On the Bird Friday in each month.
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Since our last issue ;iic weather has
been mild and Spring; le an TIA grass
is shooting up rapidly.
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superintendent i;UrCuEg recommend,
that Friday afternoon, April %, 1888,
ne devoted to the planting of shade
and ornamentol trocs i.Gout the school
house lot Of every Free Schorl in the
State. 10y The teachers, pnpils, parents
ana sthJol officers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

An insurance agent nameb Pyle,
In running fell over ,be s,ile,
81. Jacobs OIL gave relief
And t5o pain was SO brief.
lie got up AID said: 4 shouli smile.
\ lame old lady at Neyscr,
Had no one to advise her.
rill Doctor john Eoylc,
Tlcd 81. Jacobs OF,
T. action la simply surprise her
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

NE have in stoca lot Of sPlsndil Small
w Glover seed.
Z ST received lot of nice Riding Saddles
- price, from sc 80 10 Sl0 TO-
GlLkESON5 * PUGu.
BOmnsy. April c, 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

Mr.. Harper :-Please announce
tina, b. +. Mcdonald, of Cold Stream.
Bloomery District, will be supported
1T the election TO be held on the 18th
o. May next, us a candidate for the
Office OF County Superintendent OF
Free Schools.
BY MANY VOTERS.
March 81, 1883.
Mn. I1ARrrR You will please an
nouncc Mr.. CHARLES n. iIIEIr as Il
candidate for County Superintendent OF
Free Schools for Hampshire County.
Many Voters OF Mill Creek District.
JAMES KELLEY,
ELIJAH HUFFMAN,
". +. HIGH,
WM. $ pUiGTr
purgitsvillc, w Va, Marc, 20. 1853
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MaST VlE INA, TO W.T. At rules bela
" IN the -rk's Office OF the Circuit Cont
March 1888. "
barotra Il Rudolph, plaintiff,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

- a i~t "fop'r qio n. vets on tine lookout
~ n Tor CLEANERS 30 increase their earnings.
and iu time become ~es1thy-those
~a1 30 cot Improve tIsif otup-t1aitrs remain.
poverty We ofcr = great C. s1-r 10 MAKE
u.rav. We want many men Uomon. bpvs
ar girls 20 work f1r rs right in ,h'ir Own ln.
,t'iHls Hng one can DO -he work properly
room 'Is Urst start Toe business will pay
more than zen times crtine-~ wsgas Expon
Give rp'Gl uruisha1 free so one Who engage
f.t'a ~ ort- "rn@g rapidly You cen devote
~nur whole r.us O., .1r w1r>. or 1-ly WON'T
crate u,rrrtt fpH information ao1 80 thst
b. r,etsl -rn' Dte. Idd.ey Sr.se.s 4 co.,
Foit-nd H-ire March . Ia23
3 line ut nice STYLE Fur Hats at
.rr.''y ,lucei prices. Cail o.
GtLKESONS s. pCGI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

CIILD FOUND ~ y WELL. We Learn,
from friend that quite an excitement
WAS crea'cd III the vill ~ 81 Spring Geld,
IN tnis coRnty, on Tuesday last, the
ION instant, by The discovery in Il
we'll on the Old Ora 20 tannery lot Of a
young white chilli, age not known. The
child, OF course. was dead. How The
chlld came thGrc, aud By whom, are
questions That the proper authorities are
endoavoring to fn out.
We learn from correspondent Of the
Winchester Times, thut an extremely sad
accl!cnt occurred near Capon Springs,
III ills county, on the 3ri inst, on the
farm OF Mr.. WIN. Miller. 1t seemed
that Two Of tie older sons had gone
10 tue woods to cut some timber, end
took their little six year oil brother tt
long. In telling n tree the little fellow
was caught and lud both le.s broken
above the knee. Dr.. u. f.. KILLER was
at once summoned and finding hat med.
zeal, or rather surg;csl assistance wolld
TIC required, lie seat for DR.. =. J. Smith
| and together they succeeded in getting
The little fellows limbs replaced and
set, ard to-day W. learn shat lie is
resting easy and d,ing as we'll as could
he expected.
The following case was decided in
the Supreme Court OF 8ppeals,at Wheel.
ing, on Saturday last: lIoLugs CuY-
/ RAD, trustee, IS. W. VI. BUCK II al.
from Hampshire codnly; opinion by
I Snyder; decree reversed aad cause re-
manded. LucAs for appellant; DALEY
for appellee.
Hogs have been dying in considera-
bic numbers in The vicinity OF Shcp.
herdsiown, according 70 The Rcyjtcr,
durinS tic past fcw weeks.
\ communication from lost RIVER.
Ila'dy n,,y, Will appear il our next
numhcr.
Many 90 our exchanges remark that
there J., every indication Tor p = cd
f'uit Year.
There was thunder and slight
rain here on yesterday noon The
thunder WAS very loud.
u you desire Pure wsisksy. distilled from
Rye only aud If great sge, call f5r Roscuhrl n =
Spiugdale. Pr sale by Patrick uarphr, two
doors north Of liar, Bo,ci Winchester, Va.
The farmers are busily engaged now
IN piDwiug.
hs the doctor Turned sadly away from
ti,c patient whom be found using Dr..
Bars Cough syrup he said: It beats
M every Tins.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-04-13

In Frederick County, Va, on tie 4,h
inst, Mrs. FANNIE. wife Of Mr. II. i.
Iahh, and daughter Of tie late Arch.
bald Vandiver of tlis county, in The
Bob year Of her age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

No a2i.
4,OJ9 head Of first cl0vs Western cattle on a
large range with plenty of wpter ana lfsnss,s
brand 20D calves in 1855 Seyeniy.iiYe COW
ponies aud camp outit. onelhalf interest
ior sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Know Your Business.

There is certain old proverb not
much acted on to be sure, but contain
inc a world of wisdom. Half the men
(and women too for that If given the
advice contained in said provcrb would
bc disposed to resent il, for who is IL
that Is willing to admit cheerfully
thot he or she dosn't know himself or
herself? Yet "linow thysclf'' can be
said with much good reason 10 nine
out OF every ten creatures III tins
world of ours, that wear either breech-
es or ----- peticoats. But there Is an
other suggestion, akin To II, that is
ouite as dDDrouOs, which wool-grow-
ers will do we'll TO consider and act on
practically. 70 put ii into proper
shape, it would read about tins way:
. Uooi.Uyowo,', kno,r yO,u basiacSs!i
We fancy we can see gentle smiles over
spreading the faces of certain old
Veterans in sheep and wool that we
know of, as they read this suggestion.
They are so quite too awfuliyU sure
that they know all about their bust
ness. that they think they can afford
~, laugh ut us when We write tas
they think so foolishly. But they
/ thought they knew il all before the
I last storm. and if we had given them
} such advice six weeks earlier, wouldn' I
! they have laughed quite rs certainly
| then? And wouldn't we have had
/ the best possible clance Tor laughing
! Al Them nov? Ask them If they lost by
! tbe storm. and they will say "oll, no,
moi much - but that is only pleas
ant way of saying TO anyone asking
4 such an impartial question -
none OF your business, SIR Inc
fact Is they did lose, and as ruie ,ney
lost heavily, and at The risk % masking
( them angry we repeat " we .inueI,
stand thoroughly that they doh't want
any fuss made over tlleir losses lol !"
acknowledge them is confession el'il1
er of carclessness, 81 ignorance OF ol
MISPLACED confidence IN leAas WINTER
but whether they own mp or not lhe
fact is fact nevertheless tllai 'heN
and their neighborS too, are poorer 70
dav bv many dollars worth 81 Slieel,
than fhey would have been iheS ii'l''
antlcinated the advice We now RlNs
and had acted on IL practically.
In advising them tokho" iiieif ousi'
ne.. we don't mean 10 ch5fge, VI
even 90 insinuate, that they dOh KNOW
n GOOD sheep when they seen, nor llia'
they don't know wiiat eollstiliisc'
proper herulligi M "'l"' y - -,
Iro i. nor that they af'
~ Of what proper lambins
,-ln,ir.. Doubtless they are iuiiy
,oitsd ON an these, aud most Other
poiuts in connection with the siieel
Pusiness hu, what we do mean 70 saA
Is that they are radly ~ iault ~ fs
> yard Ia one most important matter
about which thcNaan,t afford 70 sta J
=, fault. They haze lived perhaps
. long time IN Texa-, have p's,sS,e e
through many winters here, ana ne
cause, as n rule, Texas winters nav nav
hccn open, pleasant and dfys lhs,
think thcy are always going 10 he opeil
nIea-ant aud dry. Here i their hils
! take. They overlook the iaeI .iiat W.
, climate Of Texas Is ehahsinl ~
changing fast. TheN seem :" iyi
that The winters are getting colder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

and that the rainfall Is increasing year
after year. Hut In these. as in the
other matters referred 10, their igno-
rance of the faults don't alter the facts.
They may say that sheep have always
done well here Ia winter without
shelter, or other food than the grass
they could harvest with their teeth but
as they needed but because they have
done well in the past Is no reason why
they will do well in the future. There
are thousands OF men In Texas to-day
who remember when the Texas
winters in Southern aud Eastern Tex
as were much milder then they are
now. There some men also remember
that IL used 10 be considered impossible
to raise crops, without irrigation, in
certain sections of the state where corn
and cotton and other crops are greatly
grown now to advantage And 80 II
will be all over Texas after awhile.
The climate Is changing and the rain
fall Is increasing, and after awhile
winter Is going 10 put in an appearance
all over the state regularly every year,
and crops will be raised where
now they can not be raised.
The wool grower who blindly shuts
his eyes to these future cereainties, as
well as he who never thought OF the
matter is equally ignorant of what II
will pay him To know and to consider.
To both of these classes of men we adj
dress ourselves when we say, "know
your business, wool growers!n You
can't afford To overlook the facts we
mention. and you can't afford to deny
your sheep shelter in 1884, because In
| 1854 sheep did well In Texas without
shelter. Nor can you afford to go into
the winter of 1884 without ample sup
| plies of food for your sheep, because in
the winter of 1854 no such supplies
were needed. We know how II Is our
selves, and when we say what we do
to others, we are only giving the re-
suit of our own experience. We have
suffered no little ourselves, and IL is
because Of our own suffering that we
sympathize with others and desire tC
save them loss. 7crus Wool GrOwer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For CITY Marshal.

The GAZETTE is authorized to announce
croRGE w. DAVENPORT as the citizen 3
randidQte for City Marshal. Election April
ia, 1885.
We are authorized to announce George w.
Weir as a candidate for city marshal, cleo
ton In April, 1888.
We are authorized TO announce w. M. Rea
as candidate for City Marshal. Election
April, 1883.
4 we are authorized to announce j, Riggle as
4 candidate for City Marshal, election, April
n 1883.
Weare authorized To announce the name
OH. A. Thomas, as % candidate Tor CITY MAJ
shall at the ensuing city election.
4 We are pui holized To announce q. w HILL
{asa candidate for City Marshal at the en-
4 uing city election. ll-2>-ti'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Enr CITY Serrrtar,.

we are authorized to announce w. j..
as candidate for CITY Secretary ~
hhe ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
|ol stuart Harrison asra candidate for
[theoilice OF city Secretary, at the ensuing
elcction. o''-u
We are authorized to announce Geo. e,
Ward as n candidate for City Secretary at The
|tnsuing municipal election, April 3d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Ladies Aid Association.

ST. Andrews Ladies Aid Association lEpis
copaA meets regularly every Wednesday, y
M, at the residence of the vice-presldcnt,
Mrs. nr. Fltzhugh corner Fourth and Taylor
streets.
All strangers cordially invited to visit the
society Mrs. {. l.. HARRIS,
President,
Mis-. In. FrrZftuGH. Nice-President.
H.c.I l.. GoRMAN, Secretary and Treasurer
81. Andrews Ladies' Aid Association, East
liclenap street, opposite Robert Meta 81 :
li-Sl(-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

NO. blf.
4.osi 10 $500 improved cattle I0cptod for FOUR
years ON present inugc, wnirii Is ~ good as
any. This II admitted ~ DC one OF NE beal
snail herds IN north Texas, minded 1000
calves Ia 1852, aud will brand l,a0J IN lNss
Thirty or forty good ponies. Ranch houses
wagons and camp eqnipases, VIII be soid at a
huly!tfn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

one Story brick hosse 25x7D fronting on
houston street Win pay ~ PEI cent % ile
oiie frrrne business hOuse x5kto feet Ia anne
block. also Leased foT twelve months S9a Wal
pay 25 per cent Hone time given u Occurred
Also vacant lot near l3xiyu feei infiA2in< one
half Interest IN stone vail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
For sale.

House and lot on Taylor street, be
tween 9th and 10th streets, . rooms
store room and servants room, wood
she'd and coal house; house perfectly
hinished Owner leaving the city
resson for selling. Will be sold for
actual cost. Enquire Mt office OF Wnl'
Cameron q Go. 2-27-tf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Galveston Real Estate for Sale,

Desirable locations fronting the sea
and in other portions Of the city for
dwellings and business houses. SURF
Qathing and beach unsurpassed IN
america. Prices reasonable. We sell
Texas.
A. NJ. TRuEHEART X Co.,
Real Estate Agents, Galveston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

We are authorized to announce j. Il. Askcw
|as Il ca ndidate for alderman of the Third
Iward. Election April I'D,
We are authorized to announce Mr. III. W.
|Nyc ms a candidate for alderman from the
|Third ward
We are authorized to announce the namcol
|H Allison as Il candidate for alderman from
|ihc Third ward al tue ensuing election, April,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
lnr A,sessnr nnd lnlleclor.

We are authorized to announce X. +, Mad
kox as "A candidate for the office OF assessor
knd collector. Election April ord, 1881.
/ IL ia-i
We are authorized to announce Jesse j:
Sielton as a candidate for city assessor ana
collector, at the ensuing city election
We are authorized to announce the name
HI w. Is. Tucker for assessor and collector NJ
Rhc ensuing election. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

Ask for Jersey Lilly Complexion
Powder, % cents, best. For sale by
7. w. Powell, Il, Nj. Wells, G.. IL.
Eastwood and l.. n. Brunswig, Fort
Worth. 3-9-d-w-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
CRY PgorKRrY.

a splendid nov iwO-story bgles .igery sta
be, situated IN the business pa'i % the eis3
and doing q large business, ~ m aft@1iab
we'll and lnd-n,ill. " Z accommodate over 10y
horses, and Will pas oyer tTaniF.iNe Det ceni
on tiie Investment VIE ~ ,f'id q, sfesea-
fhgly llss-.t.-rrT6s for oBq-nah easN ENG |iSL
-srIcS on long iime, 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Band of Hope.

All members and friends of the Band oi
Hope are requested 10 meet AT the reading
room saturday, pm. Regular meeting
every Saturday afternoon. NJ. Il. GRANT,
l-iS.tf superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

\ \ THOROUGH COURSE of Acker :
Blood Elixir will remove all faint
rom the blood. II cures scrolula, III
GERS, boils and pimples. sold by Z.
w Barradall. - o DIV