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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02

COncOcat0ria q Juata General ertra-
0sdiaarta.
Por acuerdo de Ia Junta Directive
de la Empresa de Factorias Centrales
de Puerto-Rico en- Session celebrada el
26 del corriente, Sc dispuso convocar &
Junta General extraordinaria para Ell
26 de Mario pr6ximo a las doce del dia
en- su oficina Gale de Tetu&n nhmero
38, en- cumplimiento del articulo I. .
parrafo 8. 6 dc los Estatutos y CON el
obJeto de tratar tambien varios esun-
tos pendientes de resoluci6n muy inn
portantes que interesan 4 esta Socie-
dad.
La asistencia de Ia Junta seri perso-
nal 8 por medic de representatives cons
tituidos por cartas 8 poderes como 10
previenen los artfculos 10 al 50 del Re-
glamento.
Lo que Sc anuncia para conocimien-
to de los interesados.
Puerto-Rico, 81 de Enero de 1885,
Ell Presidente de turno.--JosS Laouna,
Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
GUIA LOCAL
SILVA, rERRER & CO. FoEtsl''' s..

Casa De giros comisiones, Agentes de la Com.
pania general Trasatiantica, de Ia Empresa maritl
ns puertoriauefa de Companies de Seguros contra
incendios de los Sres Gail d Co de Paris, gene
fales para la isa de PuertoRieo de la Banque Tras
atiantiqBe de Paris.
TIENFN ADEMAs CASA EN- AGuADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
AVISO.

A los Sres Curas Parrocos vica-
rios de los pueblos de esta Isla.
Casullas de diversas classes Y colo
res con sus accessories para decir Misa
y demas solemnidades de la Iglesia,
en- las pr6ximas fiestas de Cuaresma,
Semana Santa y Pascuas de Resurec-
clon.
Detallan muy baratas Garcia Y O.
Farril. Tetuan 30. San Juan Puer-
to-Rico. 9. v.
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YIIANDE Y COMP. restalssa 81

Comerciantes comisionistas giro de ietTas.
Agentes de la Linea de vapores de 0lano, Larrina-
"a Comp. de Ia Compana Catalina de Napores
Trasatlanticos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
MULLENHOFF & KORBER.

CRUZ |. - Casa de giros comisiones repre-
aentapte de CompaTfas de Segnros contra incendlo
: riesgos narftimos. CAMBiAN DlNERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
SOBRINOS DE EzOUIAGA.

FORTALEZA IL. - Casa de giros comisiones
Aqente de los vapores correos de Espana Compa-
MIA Alta de los Estaaos~unidos,
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COMPANIA CATALINA
De
VAPORES TRASATLANTICOS

Del 5 al del pr6ximo febrero Sc
despachara directamente para la Ha-
bana y Nueva- Orleans ell magnifico va
por
JOSE BAR0.
admitlendo carga y pasaeros para di-
chos puntos.
Para pormenores dirigirse q sns con-
signatarios en- essa plaza,
-g IL Vijande d Co.
Puerto Rico, Enero 81 de 1883.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
CIRCULAR.

Mayagiez, "a de Enero de 1883
Sr.
Muy Sr. nuestro:
La casa que giraba en- esta plaza ba-
10 la raz6n de
Il. FRAU & Ca.
ha cesado en- sus negocios. Solventa-
do su pasivo, la liquidaci6n de su acti-
vo queda cargo de ia nueva que Sc
establece en- esta fecha segun circular
q continuation.
Damos q V. las gracias por la con-
fianza que Sc ha servido dispensarnos,
sup.icandole la hagan estensiva q Ia
nneva casa.
De Y. alto. y s. s.
Q. B. S. NJ.
4. Frau d Co.
Mayagtiez "a de Enero de 1888.
Sr.
Muv Sr. nuestro:
Refriendonos q la circular que ante
cede, tenemos Ell gusto de participate
haber tornado una sociedad mercantil
que Sc dedicara al ramo de provisiones
| y panaderia bajo la raz6n de
A. NJ. Frau & HermanoS,
quedando 4 su cargo la liquidaci6n del
active de Ia estingnida de A. FRAU 4
ca
Esperanto mercer su confanza Sc
suscriben d sus 6rdenes sus altos. Sc
guros servidores
@. B. s. NJ.
Antonto " Frau. Jaime Frau.
.Juan Frau.
| 13.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
c, PRATS & CO. ranca 8.

Casa de giros comisiones, Agentes de la En-
presa de vapores del Excmo. Sr. Marques de Campo
de Ia Compsfia Barcelonesa de vapores trasatlan'
ticos.
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Raterias.-Parece ser que al

gunas Sc han cometido en- la Capital
durante los dltimos dias.
Familia es la rateril que ha menes-
ter serio escarmient0 para tranqullldad
del vecindario Y garantia de la propie-
dad menuda. -.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
Pregunta.-Es la que por todas

parties Sc oye formular: sTendremos
funciones dramaticas en- nuestro teatro?
Nosotros NADIA podemos asegurar. Solo
uos es licito decir one, segdn nuestras
@noticias, es probable que Sc yea realiza-
do ese deseo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
Empresa de Factorias Centrales
DE
PUERTO RICO.

COnc0catoria ,Juata General ertra-
Oadinaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02

AddiO.-Se ha embarcadO hoy,
con direction a Ponce. la Compalia de
opera q quien de tan buenos ratios So
mos deudoreS.
Ojala qre sean grandes los lauros
Y el provecho que alcance en la cnlta
ciudad del Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
Un borracho intentaba pescar

On DUTEdCHU IHtcHtdUd P0sCd1
en- una tinaja de vino.
-Pero, hombre, sc6mo ha de haber
peces en- ell vino?-le dUo su mujer.
-Yo' Sc 10 que me hago-respondi6
Ell marido:-prepara la sart6n.....
-Vete q dogmir, hombre.
va tie digo que. he probado ell vi
no. sabe q pez. >
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
velada. - Hemos recibido un

programa de la velada lirico-litrraria
que EN- honor del malogrado poeta puer-
toriqueilo ID. Francisco Alvarez Sc ce-
lebrara la noche del 8 en- el Casino de
Manati.
Sera un acto solemne por todos con-
ceptos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02

-Deme V. un abrazo, .e decfa d un
fondista IN caballero que habia toma-
do una magnifca comida en- su restau-
rant.
-Agradezco la amabilidad, pero
:por que esta confanza?
-Ay, amigo, porque, segun el re-
tran, la confianza es causa de men0s
precio, y 20 quisiera una rebaja en- mi
cuenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-02
ResueIlo.-Le duele por 10 Wis


Bien veni nidOs.-AIgunOs amigos
nuestros, nombrados representatives de
los Comit6s para la reunion del 5, han
Ilegado d esta Capital.
Ell BoLETIN los saluda Y no ha neee-
sidad de ofrecerles sus servici0s. Hace
tempo que lie conocen y saben que esta
por complete d su disposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
A Cool SlpCnNr.

Last night at II o'clock IA GAZETTE
man was examining the register Mt one
of the city hotels when the clerk men
toned that one of the guests had been
in his room for more than a day. In
quiry developed the fact that he was
usually n very sober man, but was out
on spree all day Tuesday and that
night, and that som tniDg seemed to
be ailing him when he went to bed
Wednesday morning. An effort was
made to rouse him by knocking Mt his
door yesterday morning but without
success. Thinking that here was an
item, the reporter mildly suggested
that it was the duty of the clerk
to make another effort TO
wake him, rs he might
have committed suicide, or he was
laboring under some severe attack of
illness that rendered him unable to
move or make himself heard These
humanitarian suggestions influenced
the clerk TO prompt action, and the
young man in waiting went Mt once to
the room occupied by the slumbcrer,
and knocked loudly mt the door. The
| occupant of the room woke after "a
while, asked who IL was, called for
some water. drank il. turned over
with his face to the wall, in sleepy
tone muttered "call me at seven" and
was doubtless soon again wrapped in
! peacef III slumber
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
ncath OF AN ilstimahlc Indy.

Mrs. Lizzie Bovine died of pneumo-
mia yesterday morning ut 3 o'clocll at
the residence of MIR. d. G.. Kyle in
Wcatherford, at the age of twenty-one
of Capt. w. G. McAdams OF the
Brazos and widow of =. Il. Bovine
who died at Pnlo Pinto about two
months ago. She leaves one child
two years old. Her remains viii he
inferred mt Weatherlord at o'clock
to-day. Mrs. Bovine was II most esti-
mable lady, liked by all who knew
her. She leaves n large circle OF
friends to deplore her early demise,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
"Our Bows

A very fair audience greeted the Sec
ond appearance of the Bishop COM
pany last night, In the amusing COM
edy of "Our Boys The play abounds
IN happy situations and pleasant sur
prises, and is very enjoyable. OF
course, Mr.. c. Il. Bishop was the CEN
trail figure, and he captured the ris-
ibles and, hence, the hearts of his
auditors. The performance was more
than good, and Miss Emma Pierce
aud Messrs. i.bere and Chas. /.
Bishop deserve especial mention. C..
Il. Bishop Is u fine comedian, and
there can be no question that his per-
iormances have given more general
satisfaction than any yet given this
season. The company was compelled
10 combat some unpleasant recollec-
tions. among play-goers, of companies
which had preceded this one, or there
would have been an audience much
larger IN number both "Wednesday
and Thursday -but there could not
have been Que better pleased. The
foundation Inns been laid by Mr..
Bishop foran enduring popularity in
Fort Worth, which Will demonstrate
itself when next he visits this city.
The GAZETTE heartily comments him
"a the people OF the ,late before whom
lie ssyet 10 appear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
IN IRIEF.

a pleasant day.
Grau's tonight.
1t has moderated.
Cotton came in heavily again yes
terday.
The clothing and dry goods hoases
did II good business yesterday.
Fort Worth il fortunate with her
fires. They all occur in day time of
late.
The Peter Smith hose company will
meet ut the city hall Tonight for the
transaction of important business.
George Holland will open the old
opera house nj Terrell, Monday, No
vember %, with II full variety com
pany.
DIR. Brooks received his mare and
buggy back yesterday, both In good
condition, Notwithstanding their thir-
ty-milc trip without II driver over II
very rough road.
The Anheuscr-Busc Brewing com
pauy have purchased the lot on the
corner of Thyockmorton and Second
streets, whcreon they will build II
large warehouse.
The commissioners court of Bell
county has voted 100000 for a court
house to be erected in Bolton. This
action will probably end the question
of removing the county site to Temple
which has been agitating the county
for some time.
A gentleman just in from Dallas
says the Grand Windsor of that city
! took in five thousand dollars last week
A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
THE BArLEYs.
Something Of the CFimo which They EA'
mated at the Hands of the Mob SIX
Years Amer Its Commission

years Amer It's Commission
THE readers OF the GAZETTE have
fresh in their minds the JAIL delivery
nj Comanche last Sunday night anu
the hanging of the Bailey boys lhe
crime which 'ney committed seven
wears ago, and for which they became
victims of the mobs vcngence aIter so
long q time, may not be so wei re-
uenlbered j. j. Marion, who was IN
terestcd in their CAPTURE Tor personal
reasons, showed The GAZETTE man
two warrants. sworn out just after The
killing. and carried with him all this
time. In March 1877, these two boys
came into the town and bought va
rious trilles amounting III all 10
about So, paying for them IN
counterfeit money Each was armed
with Winchester rifle and a revolver.
About half an hour after they lett IL
was discovered that the money they
had paid for their purchases was
counterfeit. Boss Green, u United
States deputy marshal, anu u most
courageous man, was notified, anu
started out after them alone, towards
the north, He came in sight of
them about six miles from the town,
and meeting man, asked him to rs.
sist I'm the arrest This man "as UNI
armed. The boys were overta ken and
arrested and about SIC in counterfeit
half dollar pieces found on their
persons. One of them had very
unruly horse, and as Green
could not get 10 the
horse. he ordered the rider
to take his Winchester out OF the
scabbard. Just about this time, while
Green was occupied with the restless
horse, the other brother ordered him
to drop the money, which he had in
his hands. His attention being thus
attracted away from the horse, the one
on him having dismounted threw his
Winchester across the saddle. Green,
looking up, saw the menacing gun,
and dropped the money. But l5ullcy
pulled the trigger aud shot him, new
crlheless. Green's assistant went back
to town and reported the matter.
sheriff Wilson got posse of citizens
aud trailed them into Bell county,
where fight was had. Both the boys
were wounded, but escaped in the
thicket, leaving their horses. 1t was
generally thought in that section that
they had been summarily dealt with.
Afterwards it was reported that they
had crossed the Bra2os going north.
Later they were heard OF in Denton
county, where they had relatives.
They were only recently arrested. \
few days before they were mobbed
there was an attempt made 20 deliver
them, and it was thought that it was
their friends, 1t was probably part OF
the same crowd that finally got them.
The supposed reason for taking the
matter on of the hands of the law is
that the only witness TO their crime
was the man that accompanied Green
thought that he had been spirited
away in order TO defeat the ends o
justice.
Marshal Green had only been in hi,
position short time, succeeding w. II
| Sands, now of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
w A SH e r. & AUGUST
CORNI1R FOURTH AND HOUSTON Sn-

II. Hennessy, Jr, Of Galveston are at
the Mansion.
". II. Thompson and w. Il. Har-
rington of Sherman are registered at
the Mansion.
w. Il. Wells, r. l.. Williams and
Wm. Ryan of st. Louis are at the
Grand Central
j. w. Hinton, one Of the leading
cattlemen of COttle county, was in the
Fort yesterday.
Geo. Brown of Sedalia, Mo-, and
the boss hotel man of the country, was
in the city yesterday.
j. y. Poston, G. j. Bartram, J. A.
Fugitt and j. w. Young Of Dallas are
at the Grand Central.
VIM. Word, prominent cattleman
from the Peco-, and a brother of our
townsman, Tom Word, is in the city.
c. c. Estill, representative of the
old house o Kinney, Mclaughlin IL
Co, Nashville, Is in the city on bust
ness "trip.
Nj. Half, boss cnttlemnn, who c
ranch is on the Pctos, is in the city on
his return from kunsas ,it! > lat
stock show.
w. NJ. Beuers, one of the leading
merchants of seymour, Texas, was in
the city yesterday, and left on the $3.50
| train for the East.
j. A. Kirgan, editor of the Mountain
Echo, published ut Mineral Wells, ar
| rived in the city last night and gave
us pleasant call Mr.. kirgan viii
wait upon our business men to-day,
and proposes TO write up the CONNER
cial Importance of Fort Worth, and
wetrust that lie will meet with warm
reception.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
Personal.
T'ali,y.

G. l.. Noble of Boston is Mt the Lin
dell.
y. y. Topper Of Denver was in town
yesterday.
w. II. Brown of bloomfield, Ills, is
in the city.
T.. p. Voolfolk of Paducah, Ky, is
in the city.
L. +. Harvey of Rome, n. ", is at
the lindeli.
Il. II. Randall of San Francisco is ut
the Mansion.
John w. Scott of st. Louis is visit
ing the Fort.
RIG. Colder of Chicago was in the
city yesterday.
VIM. Dunlap Of Steubenville, o., is
at the Lindell.
T.. l.. Reynolds Of Albuquerque, n.
| NJ, is in town.
r.. II. Rogers of Oshkosh is stopping
| at the Mansion.
NJ. Memmcl Of Cincinnati is guest
! mt the Mansion.
w. G. Nudge Of Covington, KY, is
at the Mansion.
w. p. Fisher of Pittsburgh is at the
| Grand Central.
G. Il. Francis OF Cisco, Texas was in
town yesterday.
d. w. Whitney Of Louisville, Ky,
/ is mt the Mansion.
Chas. Scholes oi iIillshoro was in
! the city yesterday.
/ +. L. I4nrimer of Cisco was taking in
the Fort yesterday.
5. Il. Sherwood of Terrell took in
the Fort yesterday.
w. l.. Marks of New York is regis.
tered ut the Lindell.
j. NJ. Carter of Abilene is registered
at the Grand Central.
j. D. Higgins of HoustoniN, Mo-, is
at the Grand Central.
Frank f. Facets of Rockford, H., is
4 guest ut the Lindell.
john Fitzpatrick of Tom Green
county is in the city.
NJ. ID. Malher of Austin is now reg
: Istered ut the Mansion.
Capt j. ID. Reed returned from
New Mexico yesterday.
Il. NJ. Duncan of Teyarkana was a
the Mansion yesterday.
NJ. IL. Adams and wife of Fort Sill
|. r., are AT the Lindell.
George w. Wilson of st. Louis WA
ut the Lindell yesterday.
Il. w. Anderson of Houston i.
guest mt the Grand Central.
j. Steward Cleveland of Brown
wood, Texas, is in the city.
j. w. IIillin OF Clehurne was look
ing over the city yesterday.
Sam GLASGOW, leading cattleman o
Baylor county, is ia the Fort,
IT, j. Morgan of Cincinnati WIS stop
| ping ut the Lindell last night.
w. G.. ellison of Waco Was regis
) tered at the Lindell Yesterday.
4 n. II. ChumbIey OF Hico was regis
tered nj the Mansion yestarday.
Geo W, Marshall of Wheeling, w
Va, is stopping at the Mansion.
w. III, MYERS OF Pleasant Hill. No.
is in the city, ana at the Mansion.
/ w. p. Fisher of Pittsburg was put
/ ting up at the Mansion yesterday.
y J. j. Donoho and wife of Clarllsvill
: are registered ut the Grand Central.
$ ID. c. b. Dunlap of Mineral Well
u was registered mt the Grand Central.
J. G.. Graham of Lexington, Ill.
\ was Il guest at the lindell yesterday
!. T.. G. Potion of Sulphur Spring.
/ was stopping ut the Mansion yester
day.
!. ID. Martin and A. d. Walker an,
family of st. Louis are at the Man
!, sion.
Harry Levy, one of the leading cat
tlemen OF Tom Green county, is in
town.
+. J. Edgar of Sedalin, Mo-, and L.
! 4. Johnston of Chicago are at tn,
Q Mansion.
+ ID. ID. Bowman, one of Henrietta.
, leading business men, was in town
yesterday.
4 L.. II. Atkinson orBewleyvelle, Nv.
, is one of yesterdays registration al
. the Mansion.
f Fred Brown, Geo. McTeers and T.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
NFNGS FAIL. l.. n. Brunswig "
ftn
WHAT WE WANT.

\ street ear that runs all night.
4 gymnasium.
A heated opera house.
Mating in the opera house aisles.
A public park.
Paved streets all ovcr the city.
Our social system on the progressive
The churches better attended.
The races n success.
No sub.rosa business next week.
A thousand lollar bill.
Texas ahead of everything.
A new city hah.
An arborium 10y all means.
An open winter, and no cyclones in
ours.
Everybody happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
NOTICETOCONTI


Proposals for ,he az, a.
Temple Waterwors.. y, wy NY. y
company's Office, in ne X !. WV "
10 l9o'clock noon 60 zoe I, ,A !.
Der, 1851, at which ilnf lAe
In the presence {, nlu ~. =,
Plans and spec!ilcall.s,.''' 7 !.
company's oiliee l,; and q ssy w.
l.. Lynch, consnliinss. eus \. /
Bids will be received '.I i y !
P'0'' GEo. 4 Wa
AUGUSTUS Lgwf, sss q. |,
TEMPLE, Ten, No'e'l'ps' =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
4 PRETTY STORY.
Woven from the Romantic Career Of
an Ohio Mau.

Newark, o., November l0.-About
thirty-fivc years ago there lived in
GAINESVILLE, this state, Il family named
Anderson, consisting of husband, wife
and four or five children, the youngest
band concluded to leave for
the far West and seek
Il rtune in the gold-iields of the
Rockies. He went, and for several
years uninterrupted communication
WAS kept up and remittances made to
those left behind for support, but sud.
denly all communication ceased, and
death WAS supposed to have been the
cause. AS time passed on and no
tidings of the husband cam;,
Mrs. Anderson procured n divorce
and became the wife of another
MIR. Anderson, being unable
to get any tidings from his family,
dreaded to return to the states. The
years dragged on, and few days
since an elderly, well-preserved gen.
tlenan appeared at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas Anderson in the East
end, and inquired: Does Thomas An
derson live here!r He was
answered by Mrs. Anderson
in the affirmative, and he then asked
for Mr. Anderson and was informed
that he WAS up stairs asleep. The old
gentleman hastened up to Mr.. Ander-
sons room, fell on the neck OF the
sleeper, and kissed and embraced him,
making demonstrations indicative OF
the greatest delight. This awoke the
sleeping man, and he demanded an
explanation of the strange proceed
ings. The strange visitor, with tears
in his eyes, cried out: "Whv, Tom, !
am your long-lost father you was but
four years old when ! saw you last"
He then proceeded to make
minute statements, aud Mr.. Anderson
was convinced that he was now face to
face with his own father, who IT was
supposed had been dead thirty years.
Mutual congratulations followed, ana
the elder gentleman WAS informed That
the family had removed from Barnes
Vile TO this place The elder Ander-
sons wife had become widow. the
the man she married after hearing
nothing fiber absent husband having
recently died. The children md grown
TO manhood and womanhond and he-
come respected citizens with families,
the sons filing responsible positions
on railroads. II is expected now that
the long separated husband ana WHO
will again soon be reunited IN mar
riage, and pass the remainder OF lie
together in peace and comfort.
--e--s
. GUARANTEED TO CURES Cold
lis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
No. n,,,,l,c 10 attend until registers are

the public to attend until registers are
put in. The public have rights wn,on,
should he respected. There Is little lun
in going to place of amusement even
ia hear the best plays by the best &C
tors. unless ones surroundings are OF
such naturc,lhat he can forget every
thing but what is being presented on
the stage. Cold toes spoil the appre-
citation uf the finest efforts. Let me
management provide for the comfort
of the public ii they expect n further
flow OF their dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
HAVE an IMMENSE STOCK, AID GUARANTEE LoxEsr psu,
Strike ut the Bottle,

A nervous and diseascstrcken old gentleman was
easy chair his physician being at his side
Said the old gentleman Now, doctor, you have b.
this want YOU to strike at the root Of all my dsordeA
Said the doctor, Do you mean exactly what youS'
"To be sure do, said the venerable Invalid
"Wc here goes p said the doctor and with one vSf
cane he broke to pieces tine brandy which stood @
The old gentleman was angry and excited, but he ~
answer ready for the doctor Doctor il Il hadn't Ien
doctrine never would have got into the habit Of drinking
In Browns Iron Bitters there is strength tor TIC 4
rereshment for The nervous and lie Tor the ooSc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
WHAT WE DON'T WANT.

a street ear that stops ut twelve
o'clock.
A cold opera house IN winter.
Mud in the streets.
Our social system to he ridiculed.
Fort Worth behind the age in any
thing
Our pretty girls to pass dull winter
for want al social enjoyment.
Crooked works at the races next
week.
A honeymoon like Bishops in
Strictly Business.
Tnfiv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-16
Office OF the Fort Worth IL Dem
YER City Railway Company.

FoRT WORTH, Ten, Nov. |, 1883.
The regular annual meeting OF The
directors and also the annual meeting
OF the stockholders IF the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway company
Will he held at the Office Of the COM
pany in the city of Fort Worth on the
second Tuesday in December 1883, for
the election of a board of directors and
such other business AS may properly
come before 1t. by order OF the board
Oh directors. w. \. Ross,
Secretary