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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-08-29
sDITshIAI JSflISas D rAs.wAr.
HELENA, Aug. End

HELENA, Aug. End, 1888.
Icame here from Townsend Tuesday
evening, and learning that the Eastern
and Western divisions Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad were to be united on the
on the end, concluded to accept an in.
vitation from Mr.. Ed. Stone. General
Land Agent, to witness the wedding.
and in company with coodly number
Of the prominent citizens Of Helena who
were bent ON seeing the elimination of
thisRreet enterprisss1ex HelSns at Ia
N. on IL west bound Train, consisting,
q locomotive. two cabooses and one Pull
man car (st. Paul.) Many of your read
en- are aware that the nuptials have
been celebrated and have seen the &C.
counts Of It given in the Helena papers,
but ~ the CHRoxIcLE had the distin-
guished honor Of being the only paper in
Eastern Montana which was represented,
thought best to give some of the i'm
pressions received, and as seen through
the eyes Of your correspondent. As we
left the. depot 4 dense fog enveloped the
PncklT. Heae valley and fears were en-
tertAinaR hx the gulsm that It would be
denied them the exquisite pleasure Of
viewing in all its beauty and grandeur
the ascent Of the main Rocky Mountain
range, but we had proceeded. but few
miles when We were lifted above the
line Of the fog which still lay over the
valley like m immense inland sea. The
sun shone with resplendent beauty as if
p join in glad unison the celebration of
Nch aii4important efe1t in the history
II progress and evelpnent. The en-.
geeeiag skin dep1eed F marking out |
. pathway for this highway OF the na-
tons over the main range or backbone of |
the American continent, will stand an |
enduring monument to testify to the
capabilities and abilities Of the engineer
in charge (Col. Dodee.) The ride WINS
one Of unmixed pleasure. Every turn
in the road unfolded apanorama Of land.
scape, worthy the pencil of anv artist
Deep cuts, high trestles, beautiful curves
and steep inclines called forth continual
EXPLANATIONS Of surprise and aduration.
] had never witnessed anything 80 grand
and beautiful. The scenery along the
Pennsylvania Central over the Alleeha-
neys, and around the famous "Horse
Shoe" pale with utter, insienifcance.
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-08-29

A LII persons indebted to Humbert 4 Ken
"A nett, are requested to call and settle Mt
once, to avoid further trouble, 2atf
HUMBERT 4 KENNETH.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-08-29

4 SAY OFFICE.
COOKE CITY,
Gallatin County, Montana.
Assays, wet or dry, promptly made and
returns sent by next mail after receipt of
ore.
CHARGES REASONABLE
Consistent with reliable work.
SEND BY MAIL For. PRICE LIST.
GEO. O. EATON.
A SPLENDID
FARM FOR SALE!
The undersigned will sell his
VALUABLE FARM!
Containing about 240 acres of
LAND OF THE EST QUALITY,
so acres of which is Fine Pasture Land
with
NEvER-FAILING SPRING ofWATER
Farm is situated
u MILES SOUTH OF BOHEMIAN
School House, Gallatin County. The
Farm will be
SOLD ON REASONABLE TERMS.
For further particulars enquire ofthe UNI
defsigned.
q 81 MATTHEW BIRD.
\ RTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
From this date the
Studio of J. j Bennett.
Will be open at all times and
COMPETENT OPERATOR
In charge to attend to customers.
PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED
to conform to those of the States.
c. BEST OF BLISS STUDIO,
BUFFALO, n. y,
Is at this Gallery.
Call and see those
NEW SCENIC PANELS,
New designs in Photography.
STUDIO OVER ESLER'S STORE.
Main Street, Bozeman, Montana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

f'folinghuysen Endorses 10 Hoppln a
request by Hon. John a, Logan aud
others that WIN. II. lIynes aud VIM.
w. o. Brien he authorized 10 appear IN
behalf Of o. Donnvll He also incloaes
his reply thereto, stating lint he un-
defstahdR that General Pryor aud
ck-Judge Fullerton of New York ARE
10 take part IN the defansc. Howell
being absent from London, Loppin
replica 10 the last communication Aiat-
ing thut he had COME 30 the conclusion
that the certificate of naturalization
produced by O'Donupll was either
granted to some other person bearing
The not unusual pamo Patrick O'Don-
nell, or was fraudulcDtiy obtained by
the prisoner. II ~ possible, ho says
that tho state department may decide
that the simple fact Of the prisoners
pneaessiliga certificate Of naturalization
In his own Danir IL sufficient pr0ofsof
citizenship without regard 10 nDleee.
deat lints. II seemed TO hun that
UDJnnell's defense had been prOpe,}.
secured aud II was not necessary for
him 10 take further steps In that difeo'
ton. IL was hardly necessary FOR biiu
10 show the immense incoDyenieDcc,
If not absolute impracticnbility 0f pro-
vIdiDg a. ia matter ~ course for prDiea'
slonai resistance 10 destitute American
citizens accused OF crime 10
the Emitted Kingdom. Such action
throws upon tho legation judicial
duties which materially Interfere with
la legitimate work aAd entails great
expense upon the government.
Under date Of I'D be informs Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen that he Ind made
further inquiries concerning D'Don-
nels alleged citizenship, and while II
was impossible for Lin 10 give an
authoritative opinion upon the aues.
ton, lac can say he was Impressed
with the apparent truth u D'D9ll.
nel's statements. The question
of 0tDopnei's citl1cnsllip II summed
up la q long communication frpnI
tie secretary Of stats u the
president, In which he says the state
ineDts made In behalf Of o'Donneil's
right Of citizenship are conflicting. IL
II asserted he Ii q citizen f1rt by natu-
falizaiion OF his father Minhnel, while
he, the soii PATRICK, was yet minor;
second By reagon 81 service In the
army of Tie United States tn the late
civil war, aud third Ly bis nss.uEa'izA-
ton rs ane who had resided la tie
United states for three years ne~i
prior 10 his coming Of age, and eontin.
ilDusly thereafter up 20 the time %
making application for citizenship,
Tine act OF Naturalization. being q jil-
dicial decision, can only he fmpfaolied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
O'DONNELL.
Official Inquiry In Ills Behalf HIS
Citizenship Established Refusal
TO interfere.

Washington, December 2i-rho
president to-day transmitted 10 the
house the report Of the secretary OF
state, with the yoluminous correspon-
denco upon the resolution OF the 18th
inst, calling for communications and
papers on lile ia the state department
relative 10 the trial, conviction and
execution ofthelate Patrick o. D0Dnell.
Thecorfespoudence covers aperlod from
September "a 10 December To- 1853.
Under the first mentioned date, Hop
pin, frat secretary of legation, informs
Secretary Frellnghnysen OF the arrest
OF Patrick O'DoBDell and bis anxiety
IN have d solicitor appointed to under
take the defense. He further Informs
the secretary, In response TO y COIN
municatIou Of Deputy-G9vcrnor MIL
bank OF the prison. that he stated there
was some doubt Of O'Donnrll's idonti-
~ He added, surprising that the
prisoners citizenship would be estab-
lisbed, that he did not believe the
United States government, under
ordinary circumstances, would pro-
vide professional legal nhsisl-
auce for one OF lta citizens
accused OF crime IN Great Britain, even
II desliLutc OF means, and there seemed
TO be nothing IN this case 10 make u
an exception. He therefore declined
Ia instruct someone 10 defend him, ex-
cepi under direction oflhe department
Of state.
on October ; Secretary Frelinghny-
sen writes 10 Lowell, directing him
10 ascertain whether O'DoDnell ~ q
citizen Of the United States, and " 70
10 do Whatever II necessary {, secure
his proper defense. He incl0sed In
this communication letter
from John finerty Of Illinois,
transmitting the resolutions ndopted
at n meeting In chiengO, ufglug on the
secretary Of state the Necessity Of iiii-
mediate action by the United States
10 ylndicate the rights III q DoDnsll 10
u fair trial. The reply Of secretary
Frelinghuysen 10 fiueriy was also IN
closed. In IL, the secretary says II ~
not doubted the accused VIII receive .
fair trial, according To the usual forms
OF law, which 10 England are substnn-
tally those In force ID this country,
and any proper aid 70 that end, which
II within their power 10
furnish. will be given by
the representatives, OF the United
states III London. Such aid would be
given "a d matter ~ eoursf, without
specifIc instructions by this depart
nent. 10 any American citizsn accused
Of crime Ia any foreign country where
this government srepresented.
Ifn,icr date of October OH Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
Interesting Proceedings Had Last Night
at tho City Hall.

interesting Proceedings Had Last Right
at tho City Hall.
The fire department met last night,
President Ho tzle In the chair.
Til. committee appointed to confer
with ilie manager Of the Mabel Norton
troupe made the report published yes
dny. II was received and adopted.
The same committee was requested to
walt ON Max E'ser to try to get the
opefa house free.
Messrs. Hill and Kerr were ap,
pointed TO wait upon Geo. Holland TO
ascertain his wishes IN regard 70 inc
benefit.
Mr.. Hin was elected 10 receive tick
cts al tic door, and Mr.. Townsend TO
sell tickets.
Tie tickets cent In by Mr.. Holland
were ordered turned over 10 the com.
mlt'ee Of seven,
II was determined that the fire de-
partment should turn out III uniform
and with the engine on the occasion oi
the beneiits.
u. r. Donaboe rendered his reslgna-
tlon rs treasurer, which was received
aud r. Is. BARNES elected To the posi-
ton.
Tie following was adopted
Resolved, That this department select
one of The executive committee 10 re-
eefye All moneya collected by said com
pany rs treasurer of said committee
= NV. swaync was elected treasurer
OF the committee.
the following was also adopted
Resolved, That the city council De
requested 10 allow IN the fire depart
ment Of the city of Fart Worth the
.lm OF s. 600 per annun for the bene.
III OF the fire department Of the city OF
Fort Worth.
Adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
Medical Men.

The medical society at its last meet
ing had some Interesting discussions,
Ii was mentioned that yellow Jasndlce3
was prevalent over North Texas ana
thi, led 10 n discussion as TO its nature.
AS to lit is pathology they agrefd that II
was due to catarrhal condition OF me
duodenuln. but they differed In opinion
as to its etiolosy, whether Il was ma a.
larial or catarrhal. A sporadic case OF
measles in the city WAS mentioned.
Another has since appeared. The
nearest point at which this disease ,st'
now prevails is Dido, eighteen mlies
away. ~, a,.ia.y
viii be held $ Saturday, January ., ht
ii a. M, when all the physicians Of the
county are invited 10 attend. After
the meeting banquet Will be spread.
Hereafter the society WI meet once me. .
month. nj ii O'Clock IN the morning,
and other weeks at night AS hereto
forp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
IN BRIEF.
Cannot this Christmas pass without
a killing?

Cannot this Christmas pass without
a killing?
Christmas celebrations came or at
several sunday schools last night.
Remember your poor neighbors.
Kindness and bonevolence should be
the order OF the day.
/. w. Rouse this morning bu,chered
twosof the heaviest corn.fed beeycs
ever slaughtered in the city.
The chicken fighting will commence
MS morning at Henry Byrne's. over
, hundred fine chickens are here antl
more are expected this morning.
Those who have plenty should not
forget that there are many who may
look in vain for Santa Claus, unless
kind hearts prompt willing hands TO
dive into pockets and come out full.
Tie Hotel Pickwick will very short
~ be opened to the public and
hereafter travellers will he made com
Portable is AN assured fact Cieanli-
ness will be characteristic of the new
house.
This morning find the meat marke
of |. w. Rouse bountifully supplied
with corn-ied beef, the finest in the
market. Dressed pigs, turkeys dressed
or otherwise, pork, pork sausage, game
and fowls.
The commercial tourists of Fort
Worth will nold u meeting over the
First National ognk this morning ut
ten O'clock. At this meeting rcsolu.
ton will be passed prohibiting any
drummer from appearing ON the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
PERSONAL.

VIM. Spcarof Decatur is at the Man.
sion.
j, Il. Patrick of Galveston is at the
Mansion.
c. X. Lowell of Galveston is Mt the
Mansion.
y. 4. Fuller Of Decatur is at the
Mansion.
A. w. billiard Of swcotwater is nj
the Liudell.
II ID Wellborn of Henrietta is at
the Mansion.
II. +, billiard of Cisco is ut the
Grand Central.
G, Middleton of Galveston is nj
the Grand Central
w. +, Patterson of Texas was at the
Lindell yesterday.
s. G. Duncan of New Mexico is stop
ping at the Lindell.
n. 5. Hand and wife of Austin are
stopping at the Lindell.
j. h. MutSurrn and wife sc Alsa-
RADIO are at the Grand Central.
s. b. Price Of Athens, Pa, regis
tered Mt the Lindell yesterday
u. c, Phillips of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, is registered the Lindell.
G, 7. Price and j. 7, Beatty OF the
States Attorney company are at the
LindeIl
w. G. Henderson, Ed Booth and
Hovenkamp of Bir3ville are nj the
Grand Central.
Mrs. r. V. Pullinm, j. G.. Berlin and
NJ. b. Pullam of Virgigia are Mt the
Grand Central.
w. w. Tuttle, the well known
stockman, accompanied 10y his wife
and sou, went North to Chicago last
evening.
DR.. David ringree and wife, w. s.
Plugree, Miss Jennie Pingree aud Miss
Ellen i. pingree OF Elgin are regis
tered at the Liudell.
Miss Fitzpatrick, the accomplished
music teacher Of the college at Mas.
kogee, |. r., is spending the holidays
with the family of Mr., d. l.. Malone.
w H. J. Oppenheimer Of the Eye
and Ear ln;irmnry New York CITY, Is
here on visit to Mrs, Hochstadter,
his niece, and is stopping with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
ilnppy Children.

Most Of the churches In the city las,
night were lighted up and services Of
some kind were held ia them. At the
southern Methodist church on East
Fourth street the children were made
happy by having 'Ship OF Zion,n
filled with Juvenile presents of every
description. Santa Claus sat in tho
boat and called out the names As the
presents were pulled from tho depths
OF the ship and detached from the
rigging. Several gentlemen diatrib.
nted the gifts to the happy. eSpcctant
children, who were seated IN the pows.
Some OF the older people received prea.
cuts and much amusement was Gro.
atcd by one gentleman receiving n
small negro doh baby and tho present
made Gen. Peers OF "A litle old woman
doll. The children were all. rcmem-
bered aud left for home with happy
hearts and armsfull of Christmas
presents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
THIRD AND FOURTH WAR os

J. p. Moore, stock agent of the Gouli
outhwestcrn system, was in the city
yesterday. He lef. for San Antonio
last night.
The trains were all on time last
night. The wreck near Texarkana
has been cleared.
1T was thought there would be n
duel in the Fourth ward yesterday
but an officer o. the law put u quietus
on The affair
The Third and Fourth wards came
up in the city last night TO purchase
Christmas presents.
Cannot the street car company COM
mesce the new year by presenting new
cars for the convenience of its patrons?
Those barbarous one-mue affairs,
where seventeen men have to get out
when one man gets in, are not sufficient
for the trade over the line. Besides,
they are patent-improved, double
action duplex, simon pure unadulter-
ated mule killers and should be fired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
we Have for Sale

From $4,000 to $4,000 of stock on
one of the btst cattle ranches in
Northwest TeXa|.
The party owning the stock would
not sell were it not that he is in need
of some funds. The stock is paying
well and the ranch is well located and
is run on an economical basis. We
have just had this stock placed in our
hands and can thoroughly recommend
it.
We also offer for sale stock IN two
other cattle companies that are in u
very healthy condition and have paid
handsome profits for long time.
Persons looking for such invest
ments will do well by calling on us
for full particulars.
Texas INVESTMENT Co Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
Tho Clerls CrooIscti ness.

Yesterday the preliminary triad of
MI H. A.. 1'rapet. cliHfca With re.
rsiying stolen goods, va, hnd before
Squire lfurnau Seyefnl witnesses
testified, the principal evidence not
mentioned ypsterJay being that Of ".
a. ynndes. n clerk ior LAWS bros. ,ii'-
~ yesterday nofplug, wien be was
discharged. This witness testified 70
having taken boots and shoes from bis
store 10 Trapct Ia exchange Tor cigars,
etc. and also TO his presencs ip.
Trgpels Win the ~. Louis store
young lnn at the tins
Of delivery OF goods lis testimony
was Of a strong nature. Air Tfapnt
was bound over.
Both NaDdes aud bis room snAle, The
voting man nov in Iail, told iiiends
here Il few days ago fliat two yoliug
men sent 10 the peAiiegtinfy rom
Chicago for eTouksdncss were Oh
chuns Of theirs when they ciefBel lif
Chicago. vaBdts Will mol be prose-
caipd but lss told ffIends here shat "
would leave tile city last nignt. II y
understood that the young ttlisw ia
jail viii not be prosecuted,
II came out Ia the trial that The way
that tile cro0kedntks nas ntst dis
covered was through a frllpw clerk,
who tried to secure bis 'fpiher
clerks soform first. hut failed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
Not Found.

The following dispatch was handed
Squire Sam Furlnan Sunday night.
ST.. Louis, Dec %, 'SS.
Coroner, Fort Worth.
Received dispatch reporting Mr..
Gibson's death. Is II true? If pos
sible have body held at my expense
for instructions. Answer Immediately.
Mrs. D. G. GIBSON,
1909 Washington ave.
Squire Furman knew nothing of the
death of any one by that name, and
made diligent inquiries, but without
learning anything, and so telegraphed
i'm reply. Ifany one here orelsewhere
knows anything of the matter, =
Widows soiicitude should be relieved
by Information sent to the address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
Appreclntinn.

just as the hands pointed TO the
ushering IN OF The glorious day we nre
now celebrating in the many homes
of the Christian world, Capt. Louis
Mans,of Day & Maas, stepped Ia az the
sauctum door, followed by sable
waiter. This person bore a basket of
champagne and box Of cigars as n
Christmas greeting. The entire night
force has sampled both, and as we
severally smack our lips and
start the blue wrcaths of
airy vapnr curling across our
heads from the fragrant Huvnnas, we
remember with hearty good Will the
kindly feelings Of Day ~ Mas, who
ever since the inciplency Of our now
booming concern have been the
staunchest and most appreciatiye Of
friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
WEEKLY GAZETTE !.
Only One Dollar
PER -ANNuJNI =

aecordlngto .lul,s ettpl,htd ly tho
counts andt breco Tents.
Patrick O'DDnnoIl bhs certificate
DECENTRALIZATION; lac may have obtained
II hy mistake of the court or by his
own mistake, or there nny be mise
take In the statements he now makes.
aud yet be nn absence ~ fraud. The
certificate Is yfims, fdcip evidence Of
citizenship, and rs do not
sco any evidence that O'Dunnell
pfnctlcoi fraud snpon thu court, tlr
United States legation 10 London Is
instructed 10 consider OD0nnen's cit
izenship as established
The correspondence closes With o
Telegram from FreiinEhuysen 10
Lowell, Inaiiucting him 10 AK for u
respite for 0'bunncll, aud the reply OF.
Granville. refusing 10 interfere " IDS
tie sentence Of the law on isA exeeu-
ton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

7 desire to make an acknowiedg-
mont of The handsome gold iocket ~ .
Christmas souvenir presented me ny
Mrs Il. b. Collins and Miss Mule
Word In behalf Of themselves ana Tue
remainder of my music pupils. Such
ki,,d thougltfuiness and evidence o.
the apprecialion Of my services VIII
make my labor a greater
Measure, aud life will wear brighier
hue. aud which merits petler iiis'-hS
tran know how 10 express.
KATHLEEN IiANDLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

These samples Of The work Of the re-
vlssR Will sfnriie conservative people.
fnr they suggest that the revised Old
Testament viii difipr rom ihs nutbor-
ized version much more widely than
the revised New Testament differed
from IA predecessor II II II better
tranplaiion- ras IL doubtless is-ait Will
make lts way Ia tiDe, but TIERS are
people who will bitterly ftscDi any
change Whatever ia the eaetcd vol
unlp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
rne narness sale OF Ca.tle

The GAZETTE has been asked II the
Harness sale OF cattle, 20 take place az
Henrietta Thursday viii begin before
the arrival of ihe horticultural TRAM
I'VE are not informed. but presume.
from inquiries made, that u WIN hot
beyin before the arrival OF the tram
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

81 Andrews church Christmas
services to-day az follows: Holy
cs,,nnlinion az T.31 a. m. Morning
nraver. Holy Communion aud sermon
~ II n, a. M. The church has been
handsomely decorated. and a voiun-
teer choir will render appropriate
Xmas music.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

Have you seen the line Rfanea
goats for sale by Texas Investment
Co, limited? III not. those VINO NY
interested 10 goats shoi;id not la,'
Tx. tI,e f,ocks which they now have
for sale. See their advertisement ~
this paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
PROCLAMATION!
BY the Governor of
Texas.
ro Nh WHOM NJ Nm coNcrnN.

TO ALh WHOM ~ MAY CoNcEiNs
Whereas, II has come TO my knowledge
That ttoanui tho haloflak Tor nnlldilR f0h,e,
Consisting post, ANA wlfc, belonging TO l.,
y, Harris ~ Tom titccn county, nnd ihs
ieuoing material ol other persons, HAYS been
burned 10y .vi disrnNed portions, aud
Whprchs, UndeF tho laws nr III, state Fnch
ononreH nfO fpioniug ami guhiegt 10, offenders
tSntiarN,
Now, therefore, l. John itohnd, Governor
Of INNes, 70 by Nlrl9o % ,henutDprllS vested
IA me by The cnnAti uton and lave, oItur a
reward % rave Hundred Dollars rsr the ar
rial anu conviction of Aty party df icipuy
Tor The hhNNe'nnincd uil,hrrs, or tho burning
oiuny funCN Or lumber
lh testimony whereof | linvo hNfauntu
slHned my name and have radsed The seal az
suite ~ be bvlepn Impressed. az Austin,
TeSns, this the iith day of nao' lnbeY. A. u.
1851.
lseal Jans ljtrLASn,
Governor ut1eSas.
los. W, ilAtN1R,
srcfntpfy Estate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
Anlllsenients.

Ida Slddonsi Mastodons appear az the
apera house this afternoon and -.
night. and will have COOL houses. ~
4 4 good show Gifts Kind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25

n YOU are In need Of good broom
,,arss stock horses. trained 60"
ponies. the Texas Investment 90
limited. can show you some Oa'-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
CLoAEsl CLoAKsll cL0AKs II

alrs. Brown Is now receiving
her stock Of ClOaks for ladies,
misses aud children. The term
Cl0aks embraces all the varieties
OF Wraps, Dolmans, Circulars,
Visettes, Jackets. Jerseys, c.,etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-25
I-eeiioll.

h p. In my COR
p Abilene la the
y inst, | was made
Pm d Co. and Smith
fently completed an
prick building, the
pals of which are moi
Fger cities.p
prs Cameron & O..
fiiens have recently
L iwo-story brick
kc.
fparate and distinct.
. buildings. Abb
three solid bank
cameron d Co., the
2k OF Smith d Slef-
lene Bank, john