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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-06
Paw Paw Norma! School !

To those who wish 8 thorough education
in any or all branches taught in any Norroal
School, this School offers unexcelled OBJ
portunities. Before sending 20 any school,
examine our methods of instruction.
All branches taught in Graded snd High
Schools, TO which IS added PenmGnship,
Drawing and Painting, Photography, Teleg-
raphy Commercial Department, Music, i'm
strumental and vocal, Preparatory. Depart
ment for teachers, ana kindergarten, axe
here taught.
EXPENSES.
Tuition per term OF n weeks, . 800
per terms OF 40 weeks. 1900
Z" per year, 90 weeks, 1900
Furnished rooms in private families, 10 cents
per week oach occupant. Unfurnished rooms
% cents per week. Heat and light, per week,
30 cents. Boarding il private families, from
- TO ~ per week.
Expenses per term % 10 weeks, including
everything. 80.
Per term OF - weeks. $50.
Term rates. payable strictly in advance.
Pupils entering during term. viii pay only
from date Uf such entry.
CALENDAR.
an lcfnS-oibcE StpV, nbef sun
Winter 1erms-0pen Nov. 10, and Jan. 22.
Spring lerns-Opsn April "a.
Summer Ierm--OT-n June nth.
Each term continues ~ weeks.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
PROF. CHAS. BURTON. assisted by Miss
EpITu Collins. has Charge OF the Instru-
mental Department.
Terms in private lessons, Is follows:
Peso. Oso2S, THOROUGH Bass ASD HLE-
EoNl, NuIcf CCLTCEE,
500 per term Of ten weeks. one lesson week
$50 two &"
SLIGO three =
Thirty minutes only, will be given in all
private lessons.
CLASS INs1EUuIIoN:
Under the direction of PROF. T. D..
JACOBS. Is follows:'
Chorus Glass, Tuesdays at So'clocl, p. IA.
Singing School, Wednesday, hra Fridays at
o'clock p. IN. pIimarv Class. deiIv. at ::J
p. III.
TERMS:
Chorus Glass <l.5u Ttr t'tru 81 frn weeks.
Singing Sch"ni-1"n p"r ts-W OF ten weeks.
Priusry 'i..-- Sion itr term ~ ten weeks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-06

The following essays were read before the
Arlington Farmers Association ~ its last
meeting:
HArrY HOMES
Some one has said that six things are
necessary TO make home happy. Integrity
must be the architect, and Tidlness tho ND
holstsrer. 1t must DO warmed by affection,
lighted by cheerfulness, and industry must
be the ventilator, renewing the atmosphere
and bringing in fresh salubrity, day by day /;
while over sll, a. a protecting canopy, moth
ing will suffice, except the blessing OF God.
IL IL true enough, in Q home where each has
something TO do there il no need of CON-
planning. have heard people cay, "If had
money, my house could be made pleasant
But it is not money that ia needed, il il a
spirit Of content No matter how humble
II We strive TO use what We have, We will
have O happy home. It does not all depend
on one, bat each must help With pleasant
tsces and cheerful words The world ia full
OF happiness, even when there il no love al
home. MRs- j. BIAIFIrD1F.
HOME HAPPINESS.
What tends more 70 promote happiness,
than o veil ordered home IT need not TO
stately mansion, filed vith costly furniture,
With servants to run st bidding. u NAV be
= log costage, m;lss from any town, end yet
contain true culture. Nstnexs end order
20 very far in making home happy. good
family paper, end a few good BOOKS by
standard writer's shor ~ mech refinement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Jefferson.

Wa learn that some of our pleasure
seekers had an elegant time on Sunday
last. p,,
Miss Annie Terry left on Thursday
bafore last for Cincinnati, where she
will enter the musical conservatory,
and Miss Louise Terry for Columbia,
irannessee to attend school. Many
ara fhe hearts that bewail the depart
,,r,. of such charming young ladies.
Cheer no. boys, the roses" VIII come
again. ,rasiao,. 90
Tia National bank OF Jefferson, has
,.'aai, All home from three months
trim looking much improved in
he Hon d b. Culberson left, accom-
80 h, his son Robert, whom he is
pt"i,,ns, ~ the Military, Institute, on
The both ult., for Virginia;
va" J,,I;,,s Marknwitz, OF the firm Of
,,or,nsyitz Bros. a Stranes, st. Louis,
~ !" so@i was held, on Tuesday
- ~ Hebrew benevolent associa-
l la9a ~ ,l,is Mace for the purpose OF
w ~ ,,,,,,,e y for q ''chasen.n
~ Brown, of the Houston Post,
,,,a, IN The city last week.
NJ Mi Estes and w. r. Sehluter have
rcturnedh oine. IN mo arr. ,.s.
Hugh Irvin was ia 'he ci1y las.
We" Me- allowing is a list Of the conf
Iue cooked for Taylor's opera-house
r. Pins shis place, for the coming season;
o. ~ Sfnrx. September 9th. Haver-
~ ~ N;nstreI.. September 2jlh; Clare
leys, wsen,embe.. ssth; the Arlington
!, s,nsdv Company, October 2)thi the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
|Tag SOCIAL WORLD.
|,,,,rs OF THt BRIGHT AND
1f1 SHINY SIDE OF LIFE
and Pleasant Gossip of the
Pr'a' cn =. .,,sneous Mention of Home
nd society People
IongvIew.

-. Bsss,a charming young
n n ,lIa,i,'IrIIIS. who has been visit.
q l. ilss and friends Ia our city,
fel Y, y n her home last Monday.
lDeow I" Camps mother, Mrs.
lswItb her again after q
ons TX N several months.
n '''sp Ene's Of Marshal has
In; friends Ia the city, but
Ss"me last Monday.
~ Ia Robinson of Harmony
y Inc city last Sunday on
~ !" Whltes6oro, where she ex-
Z attend school
/ svssit Bass made a short visit
tllrjJIe this week.
II'Eyther Johnson is visiting at
ri, i anJ ii illviIle this week.
/ fr,rter and her sister, Miss
/. ,a'n returned this week from
EnEelleyvllle.
i Hirdmareh, train dispatcher,
1 !, sunday iora visit to his home
.~sst little friend, Miss Mittie
n hs been quite sick this week,
N, aresty faes and pleasant, win
asmers have been very much
RI her many friends and adj
/ hi ge are glad to say she is
4 we'll again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
CALLAHAN COUNTY.
The New Jail and Court-House at Baird
A Highway Robbery-Personai and
Local Notes.

The New Jail and Court-House at Baird
A Highway Robbery-personai and
Loc.i Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Baird, September o. = Callahan
county Is yet dry: no rain for over two
months. Sto k water ia somewhat
scarce, and, il no rain falls soon, stock
will suffer.
Mr.. Foy will soon have his business
house on market street ready TO open
up his store.
Our Jail is in PROCESS of building,
under It's contractors, Messrs. j. H.,
Nilliken & Co. We will soon have "a
'.jugu for our evil-doers.
Ne are now assured of fine court
house. one worthy Of our county. The
contract has been let % Messrs. j. II.
Millikeu d Co. of Weatherford, 10
build S3l 900 courthouse in Baird,
after IN approved plan and speciiica-
ton. ,.a
A highway robbery was coinmiueu
In our county to-day, the ilrst mat iiss
ever occurred ia Callahan county. MI;
II. l.. Drunman Of Coleman, anu
Green L1ekhart OF SSeetwater, CD
their way from Baird u Coleman. were
relieved OF their spare change, amount
ing Ia Sl2 80. Mr. Drumman also los
ing line gold watch and chain worth
$500.
The following are among the prom
nent arrivals at our hotels:
CITY Hotel, q. y. Miller, proprietor,r,-
Col. Beatty. Austin; ". 9. Deoreil'
Galveston; .. NJ. WhItrow Miduie-
- ohio. Mr.. Bartram, Dallas; Mfr.
Sh,,tev, Dallas: u. "a; Pit'nan, Cole
o ',n .onnty: II. H. White; Coleman
man Gu McGonagili. The last
c1un,f /. native born and an aitof-
~ VITA law from Paducah, ny ,.,,r
ns ;yh" siral hotel, L. sigal, propr'sMso MT
bh9 s,nIaan' Coleman; John me-
IIhsnv. 81. Louisi JONI Psle'son
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Henrietta.

A. l.. Butler and family started for
Missouri yesterday, on lengthy visit
among relatives.
j. w. Putnam, the representative OF
the GAZETTE, was doing the city this
week.
Capt. lizard left yesterday accom-
panied by his two sons, to place them
III some good school.
Mr.. Graham spent few days In the
Fort this week with friends
ID. IL. William, the popular proprie-
tor of the Cattle Exchange, returned
from Ohio this week with his little
niece, who will make tin her future
home.
Mr.. Willie Ford of tho Fort, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. 5. g. Jacobs spent a few days in
Bowie this week.
Mr. Jno. McMurtry is taking in De-
catur this week
Miss Jessie Douglas, charming
young lady Of Dallas, is visiting Mrs.
A. J.. Alcorn.
Our city marshal feels rather large
this week over his income IL the way
OF fine boy.
Miss ELLA Thomas, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. b. Franklin, leaves
for her home in Dallas to-
day after pleasant but short
visit. We can add further that
there is one heart left somewhat shat
tered.
Mr.. Will Collom, the popular assis-
tnnt cashier of the Henrietta National
bank, il spending few days in Deca-
tur
Mr.. z. NJ. Burnett departed yester-
day for several weeks visit at Thorp
Springs.
Mrs. Danley came home from st.
Louis yesterday with a large stock of
millinery goods.
G. G. Wright aud S. NJ. Sears made
a flying trip to Austin this week.
5. X Antrain, our county assessor,
started for Missouri on lengthy visit
yesterday.
Misses Lizzie Burroughs and Lizzie
Patton, of this city, left for Sherman
YESTERDAY, where they will attend
school this winter.
Col. Robt. Collins, editor of tho De-
catur Post, paid the city a business
visit this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

i.o,,' neo. Delhi Dallas; Mr.. Young. 81
Ills n ~. Smith, Galveston.
,v m9unty court was In session this
hns Jn and disposed Of lot OF criminal
p ai, 81 including the State vs.. Frank
r .nfee cases; the State vs.. Lucy
pa as,or' two cases; the State VS.. Ann
,," ,i,'u' one case, and several pleas of
fly; Thomas & Oliver defending.
H.. rel, county attorney, prosec.i-
a., lay W, county is moral and but 1T
do AZ yo.rt business at this time. The
!, ne GAzETrE Is the popular paper
AZ .nese parts, both daily and weekly.
, ns,"y us prosperity and popularity con.
''nue until Gabriel blows his horn j,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

ella bottoms, and have written Ia
parties In Tucson for information. ri
jolt, the Greek. who brought the first
installment to Arizona some sixteen
years ago, Is at present in Tombstone.
having just arrived from sonora
where he has been in the employ OF
lne san Augustine Mining Company.
Inc cameis are reported TO be so nu-
merous that they have become n
nuisance TO rrospectors and settlers
along the CHA. '','S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Messrs. j. Z. and l.. A. Robertso,
The former OF Alvarado and tbe lat,a
or Waxahachie, have been yisitin,
this place. y
Miss Lizzie March OF FavettvilIa
Tenn, arrived here Thursday evenina
MISS March will take charge ~ tb,
primary department in the Whitesbor,
normal school. s''oi'
IL Is likely that our young men bav,
suddenly developed taste for his,or,,
since Miss Dea Black has been i'm ~,
Town with Alexander Stephens noted
Lee Stanfleld has crossed over into
>, MT Arch McSaughby, of the Indian
territory, was in town few davs
since. ""fs
Miss Minnie Haynes Ia renor,od
quite III with typhoid fever.
Miss Ida Irueblood, one of the most
popular and accomplished young ladies'
OF Whitesooro, has returned homo
niter spending vacation with the fam.
lily OF her uncle at Bells.
BOD Shivel, our popular procery-
man, has sold out here and will MAKO
his home in Paris.
Mrs. Darlington of Gainesyille
maze our town visit few DAYS since
i1er son, Andrew, will attend school |
here. N'ooi
hev. Mr., Cowan of Grapevine. SO |
Wen known and popular among tho |
people OF our town, left here Inst |
"wednesday to attend college at Leb
anon, Tenn. go
George Fownes, one of the intelli-
gent ''comps.n of the Clarksvjlla
iStdnddrd, arrived here last Monday.
and will attend the Whitesboro nor,
mai and commercial college
Miss Mary Wade left last Saturday
Tor Denison TO attend st. Francis
Aavier's academy. She was "A very
important addition to our social cir
Giles during vacation, and Whitpsboro
VIII be proud of her return when she
has completed her course at the
academy next summer.
Miss Mollie Trueblood of Bells. ia
visiting her cousins Misses Lena and
Ida of This place
Miss Molle Horton was in town
,ew days siuce visiting her school
friends.
Mr.. +, S Jamison went to Galv,s-
on Thursday. :
Miss Ada Robertson, so popular
lmong the students here, has returned
md viii enter school next Monday. :
Mrs. j. Is. JamisDn and family left |
Monday for visit to Mayiield, Ky.
ir, Jainlson accompanied them as far
$ Memphis and returned.
Mr.. Joseph March Of Fayetteville,
'enn., arrived here Thursday evening i,
preparatory to entering the normal. S
Mr.. Alvin NJ. smith of oxford. Ga.
rived Friday evening, Alvin At
ended school here two years ago and
lade many friends who are pleased to
&c him again after his long absence
lie is II brother of Prof +. b. Smith
nd Col. G. III. Smith of this place. /
Miss Sudie Dave left Saturday morn
lg for u visit to friends ia Preston |
end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
San Antonio.

/
~, IN tue morning of the ith inst Mr.
n rl. r. Calvert of this city. form
NY OF waco, was united in marriage Il
miss fvslop Beckwith Armstead
h h,ece OF Mrs. Mary Heatherly. SO well
t. ever the state as the proprie.
MSS OF the McClelland hotel OF Waco.
n' ~. tne ceremony, which took place
q. .he hotei-Maverick, the couple re.
ss lived the congratulations OF the
li,iehus present, and departed on a
n,nat pridal tour. We wish them
Uncle Henry stevens, as he Is ia
~ Tri'iiiariy known to the stockmen of
texas, has been spending the week
WIN us. lie is accompanied by his
charming young wife.
Mrs Jerome Harris is absent ON an
o.her visit TO her parents at Dallas,
eaving The 'old man. to bachelor
experience and solitude.
q. w. Elan and wife. and A INV
ana niece OF Bandera county, have
peeh visiting our city this week.
VOL y: y. Z. Lee, chief quartermas-
.eI VI ms military department, having
ou.aiiieu ieave or absence, will visit
irlehds IN the Northern cities.
Our public schools have opened
with an unusually large attendance.
anu about forty teachers are on duty,
AZ san Pedro Springs on the even.
ihS OF the 9th, pleasant reception
ana mop were rendered the members
OF me san Antonio Athletic Club and
iheir lady friends by Colonel Augustus
Belknap, president of the Street Car
company, and his nephew, Mr.. Harry
Fowler, Dancing to good music and
tanned by a delightfully."- cool breeze.
was continued till midnight, when all
were invited to a sumptuous repast,
spread OF delicious viands. Your re-
porter observed present Misses Annie
ana Ella Fobin. Emily Sterling, Bes-
sic Weir Annie Agnes, Fannie and
Mary Howard, Mamie and Katie
Floiian, Annie and Louise Prescott,
Hoftense and Helene Jones, Mary and
Alma Ogden, Jennie Scholz, Mary
Becker, Mrs. a. Prescott, Mrs. DR..
Joseph Jones, Mrs. Elwood. Mrs. Mar
shall Freedom, Mrs. Onderdonk, Mrs.
Cunning ham, Mrs. Dan Lewis, Mrs. |
ga. Norton, Mrs. Ed Stoves, Mrs. Sim
Hart and Mrs Colonel Belknap;
Niessrs. Fowler. Elwood, Freeborn, |
cunningham, 0nderdonk, Wilson,
Forbes, Mabry, Miller, Pancoast,
Locke, G. Augur, Il. Augur, Ulrich,
Hickman, Caldwell, Tobin, Rote,
Howard. Nelson, Thornton, Floran,
Weiss, Mcmillan, Cook. French, Story,
Moody, Foster, Shepard, |
Norton, Chapot, Green, Stoves, Har-
old, Weir, Williams and others. 1t
vas the most enjoyable event of the
ea-on, rejecting great credit on The
lospitable Colonel Belknap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Honey Grove.

I u,gsie Burger leav.s on next
IssiCs Wesleyan female college,
M 4 WHblrn, of the uliver :
Nm. c.. has arrived and take II
kofthc high school. The open
anl bo.h patrons aud
IA il they have the right
4 Inc rlgb; pllcsn
I'M, attic Methodist church,
I'm last, by Rev. ID. f. Fuller,
Ia BDeier Of Harfisols county,
4 Julia Richardson.
kng The departures for the Louis
kbsition to-day, We Ill IN ton
kannle Stobaugl, j. b. Mckee
n b. Ryan and wife.
nttiastitule hal n good open
Eadayla>t. Prof. Kindal and
kler faculty are still at the head.
|LiIlie Bonham one OF Sher-
|hIrest has returned home.
B,wen, of Mckinney, is the
EMiss Ervine, and w is hap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Miss Kate Upshaw left for Austin
to attend the young ladies' seminary,
a day or TIVE since. Her many friends
will miss her.
Mrs. DR.. Hunt returned home from
an extended visit to her father in
Tennessee and relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Stroud have gone
to housekeeping in the little new
cottage in the eastern portion Of
towI.
Our charming young friend, Miss
NJ ry Vineyard, after u weeks sickness
is well enough 10 appear in society
again,
Miss Leila Cox, who has been quite
sick for sometime past, is now conva
lescent.
Mrs. DR.. Kennedy took short trip
10 Waco this week.
Miss Sailie Wear is in Fort Worth
visiting relatives.
Tie Misses Porter Of Galveston are
in the city visiting their brother-in
law and our we'll known citizen Capt.
w. @. Cherry ut his residence, and
Mrs. Bond.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Weatherfurd.

o. Toss, the popular tax-eol-
w, county, LEFT Thursday
Z 70 Iiis old home in Missouri.
s'ephcns, u prominent lawy or
len Friday IL ght for a
IN old home IN Bledsoe coun-
sssee He will retarn with
IN who have been spending q
wv OF The summer there.
s NY W olfenbarger, who was so
aneked by one of Josh Bill
aliles last week, / am glad
ssscoyering rapidly, but ann
10y, has lost his right eye.
yrsanl festival given by the
la 'ae Episcopal church at the
MUSE last Wednesday night
nysl enjoyable affair.
n, simpson and his sister
nj i,,su I'm, from q visit to their
III IN Tennessee.
aAahham, our congressman
W take q trim over the
||gsath district perhaps to learn
|v and wishes OF lis con
|hln ,ha e., young people have
(boa,' ie iast week or so to at
W. ~; ~ different parts of the
NJ w; John Mccall, Clarence
/ Cont sses Mary Mccall and
fida"v il,ie and Addie Cummings
b. morning for u visit to
\ F f Horton of Toyah was in
slt v; - taston of Jacksboro v,os
Lss' Dispatch OF Thursday
n, types made me ssv shat
AtehI year old child q Mr. Mr..
Nj, = had died. 1t was tho
nd M a. Hutchison. lit e Jefi
N Nor,h 'bvilison are well
be sy ,mpu''nwest Texas, aud will
u this ,h ~'ny OF all who know
J Ross' ne.r first great loss.
MS wesk sle drummer, was il
aea f's sIia, and Geo. A. Mccall
0sinscs esheys of this city arr
81 oulp . palo pinto.
eily Ia ~ " Fort Worth wa
% his wan aue early part of the
into. ny 70 attend court al
Fahw davss Fort p, Worth was in
R. : ,WAiiesDoro. 'SN'
ll ianIlys 1 u p win soon remove
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Colorado,

diival at Barnes old drug store
3ytae ladies Of the Methodist
last Tuesday evening was large
tded, and was in every particu-
tcress Your correspondent did
kad but learns tiat the elite
Infant Wonder were all out,
Etquite an interesting race was
byssyeral Of the society young
osee who would be pronounced
n popular young lady ia the
7rhe race was won in this way:
were sold, and young ladies'
)vere also sold at ten cents per
land the boys were allowed to
|many names as they wanted.
ferguson was the auctioneer, and
1ella Ware received the largest
EOf tickets, and was, of course,
Rnced the most popular young
Proceeds Of the festival amonunt-
" hundred and ninety dollars,
assist towards building the
sgteat deal,
ie sayior is now all smiles. A
PM boy at his house.
ae Kahn, who has been east
general stock of dry goods,
Nnour city last week.
Ms MERCHANTS are receiving
" Seeks of good and the
nstlerks are kept quite bus
boxes from, the pavement
sstoye.
|Asnncssey is back from an
up boxing as pleasing as
(oung of Brentwood, better
L HAPPY Jack is in Colora-
~ with his many friends,
pr. Shaw, book-keeper Of
\ NJ hs"soh, oIlltn " Co., was
" outgoing passengers east
fflday.) Report has II that he
\, q with Il Mrs. Shaw soon.
aihg Is talked of in our society
VI l cannot say when that
hour shall come.
mig friend Geo. Stone now
NJ The lar4e mercantile store
Y Bros & Co., on Oak street.
Green, brother-in law of our
~ Judge ID. Il. Mason, has
fSeo o. the telegraph office at
Y AT. Crech Is a courteous
y " and a thorough man in his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood Is the foundation Of
life, It circulates through every part
OF the body, and unless il Is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the oiiy sure and quick way 10 drive
It out is TO purity and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that NOTHING but
iron will restore the blood to rs
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blaclScn the teeth, cause head.
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
browns IRON BiTTnRs willthor.
cughly and quickly assimilate with
The blood, purifying and strengthen.
ing 1t, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and il will
nof blaclsen the teeth, cause head.
ache or constipation, ans is posi.
lively not injurious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

.joIlit; es October october Goth; Lillian Browns
Onara 'e November srd; Haverlev,s
va pvia, November sth; John ince' M
hi v.er 10Th and 18Th: Leeman com.
Gi dha.'op, December Sid. 4th and stu.
S Scuiner lst Muldoon's Picnic hacan,.
Jane con, .uut9n Noble, December Goth;
tornev oa, December =; States At
Evngss o9,npany, January 10th: Rose
be added. i0'u' Veners VIII
,y, larry y, 3, Edwards, of New York.
WIS IN The city last week 1872
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Baird.

DR.. c. Retteg returned this week
from his visit to Weatherford.
Miss Liza Retteg, after an extended
visit to Weatherford and Henderson,
has returned home.
Miss Beatty, late of Kentucky, has
opened music school in Baird.
Mrs. Julia Barthold of Henderson is
visiting her fathers family, Or. Ret
teg.
Mr.. A. r. Coleman of Coleman City
WAS OH our streets this week.
Miss Berry OF Coleman City, who
has been quite sick at Mr. Charleville's,
we are glad 20 say has quite improved.
Our efficient county clerk, l.. y.
Jackson we are happy tosay, is able to
be up after protracted spell OF SICK
ness.
Mr.. Andy Craig and lady of Hen
derson, after spending a week with
DR.. l.. Gould, the father of Mrs. Craig,
returned to their home this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
List Of Letters

VAN nsng In the postoihce nj For,
ohtain .eNa, slturdiv, Sc (, - 1919. Ia
mus, In my o. these letters, the applicant
tha da v.i. ior advertised letters aud give
Ladies' List
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Denton.

Miss Hermilla Hogg went to Pilot
Point the first of the week. She Is
there attending DR.. Franklin's school,
Miss Jennie Miller has gone to
Sherman to school.
Mr.. James Gary returned from Hen
rietia last saturday.
Mr.. Ihos. Porter of Kentucky is
visiting our town with Il view OF To-
eating.
". Ii. Wllborn Of Roanoke was in
town Thursday.
Babe Davis and Col. Collier, from
Pilot Point. and Mr.. Taylor Wilson
from Kimble county are here visiting
relatives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

In fever an ,a.u

In fevar uu lasu
dist lets, III tropi.
cnl and other re-
'gions visited by
cpidenic,.nnd In
d, ed IN slt locali-
ties whore the
conditions are un-
fav ora h le to
health, this IN
m tiiA vegetable
IN igorantand al
to ativc, Hostel
tcr's stomach Bit
ters. has been
found a. potoni
, nitguard even TO
IL. bis con iitu-
I onS and Fragile
frames. while ,ls Il
cure for indlges-
lion bllliouFness
md kindred com.
|. For sale by all
rally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

BRowE'sIRoN BiTrrRs efTectual.
~ cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
IRON such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.