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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Holy week.

During this week observed In mem
ory of the passion of our Lord, there is
daily services Mt st. Andrews l.pisco-
pail church, corner Rusk and t'ifth
streets), at u. M, except on good
Friday, when it is at 1880 .. m. ana
5 D. m. on Thursday commonly called
udundy Thursday, the anniversary OF
the institution of the Holy Commun-
ion and of the Christian law OF Lone,
the Holy Communion will be ceie-
brated 81 the morning service. AZ
eai.s, vning service the rector VIII
a snort instruction OH the sacred
vents which the day commemmo-
rates. On Easter Day there VIII ne
celebrations of the Eucharist at ':S0 a.
m and II a. m. The church will be
Hastily decorated.
The annual election OF IN vesiry
takes place next Monday after a briei
service at 1880 p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
imported Hayann Cigars.

Joseph III. Brown IN just IN roceip,
of large lot of ifosh imported Havana
cigars, which he offers 10 the trade y,
extremely low figures. Among these
handled by him are the following well
known brands:
Book Il Go--Floms.h
Henry Clay "Conclas EspceiRlc.'
Henry Cmyn "Non Plus Ultra
'I.a Gratitude "Conchns Finn.n
"l4a Gratitude aconchms Espo-
clale. =
"Muradonan Bouquet
nAIarndonnr fRcgalin dc Ia Beiiih
lsina.v
Intending to keep "A full assortment
of the above class ~ goods constantly
on hand, he Is prepared 10 make very
close prices and solicits your inspection
of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
WIGGINS' STORM!
Proves q Farce, But Anthony
n Kuhn's Lager Beer
Still Holds the Premium !

For Ii Is tke puresi in quality, and the
most excellent In flavor, and every
body wants IT. Captain u =. Shlei
having charge " this beer IN this city
h sufficient guarantee that II VIII be
properly kept and promptly delivered
during the ensuing season. Ills mead
quarters are at the
TIYoLI HALL,
and all orders, by telephone or other
wise. viii receive prompt attention.
AT THE TIvOLf
this suberb beer IL always on tap, ~
in addition Ia the finest brands OF
wines. LIQUORS and cigars. II Is useless
to onumcrate here, for every one
knows where to 20 10 get something
Good In this Inca the famous
TiVOLI.
In the way of lunches, thiShouse
make. speciality Of Vienna sausage
and horse radish, imported Swiss ana
hamburger cheese, Russian caviar,
Hamburg eels, imported Holland
MiIcher herring. picked pigs feet ana
tongues. imported Ceyelat Sausage
lanib's tongues. brook trout, sardines
in tomato sauce. splced herring
Ianpers, etc, always fresh. AZ whoie'
s.Je ~ retail r. KgHN,
a1I.,f Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
MIN For Sale.

The Buckeye Mills, Henrietta,
Texas, are offered for sale at a bargain
and on liberal terms. Three 42-inch
burrs, one 20-inch middlings burr,
four 20-feet reels, separator, shutter,
brush machine, flour packer, etc.
Buckeye engine II by "a. Double
riveted steel boiler, 81 fiues, building,
four stories, engine room one story all
stone, all machinery new when built,
not quite three years since. All
the equipments first-class and ar
engagements convenient. No hand
ling of wheat by hand after
being discharged from wagon on out
side into the scale hopper. This Is
without doubt the best mill IN north
west Texas, and Is situated in the
heart of the grain region of the Red
river valley. The owner, for private
reasons, wishes TO dispose of il as soon
rs possible, and is offering 1t at one.
half its actual cost, and below its real
value. Parties wishing to make this
kind Of an investment cannot do bet
ter than to investigate this property a
once, and ii not exactly AZ represented
we will pay all expenses. For furthe
| information address
| TExAs INVESTMENT COMPANY,
3'lG-tf-dSsw Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
InicIicitx.

Mention was made some time ago
that Peter White wanted divorce
from his wife, s. \. White, also that
White had beaten his wife. Sunday
night White, who had been in Abilene
returned suddenly and finding u man
in this city who hc thought had not
acted right, proceeded to whip his
wife, then took 81 of her money and a
gold chain which he buried. Jake
Riggle was called on to arrest White
which he did, and yesterday Mrs,
White made complaint against her
husband before the county attorney,
after discussing the question at length
it was agreed IL White would leave
the city to withdraw the complaint.
White assented, and at present there
the matter rests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Declined to Run.

Mr.. Geo. ii. Eastwood declines to
run for alderman from the Second
ward. Mr.. Eastwood feels deeply
grateful to the partial friends whoper-
suaded him, and would still persuade
him to make the race; but he did not
and does not feel that he can spare the
time, and besides, will soon remove
from the Second ward and does not
feel disposed to ask the votes of people
among whom he will not reside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
CITY HOSPITAL.
49, interesting Communication ON the
subject.

&c o soiice in the GAZETTE of yester-
W. ',in,ely and sensible article on
a,;ect of city hospital. 1t is
suht tile attention Of the city au-
il No. u~ and the public has been called
o,,,s natter. The want of such an
.n,ion in the city Is much needed
! sslt. and has excited some unfavor-
Ie Comment.
m I The pride and just claim of Fort
IN TINT it has never faltered in
Undertaking, or the encourage
of any enterprise that might in
,o,ts advancement, Improvement
sadit See what she has done for
,soads and for city improvements
10 wav of n courthouse, prospect
mater-worls, sewerage, pavements,
and how munificently she enter
~ her guests. Shall 1t he said that
i looking solely TO her material
,srests and is behind in works of
srity and humanity?
Thaf the vagrant sick from Dallas,
paso and other places have come
- 10 be taken care of Is n reflection
an those places perhaps, but no suf-
ent reason why they should be ig-
ri here. In the best regulated
~ there are hospitals, not only for
liners, but for strangers who are
10 pay for accommodations and
ention, for nurses and comforts.
Il The writer ofthe article referred to
,lv remarks, hotels do not and can
adequately provide for the wants
he sick. In city of the size of
# Worth, with the railroads we
Ee here, there will always be de-
Inds upon the public for the care
the sick and manned. And
n not be supposed that it is not to
interest of the city to make pro-
|on for this class.
Whatever is in the interest of char
aud humanity, prudently and
2ely regulated and administered
as Il rule be of ultimate profit and
antage.
VI like the idea advanced by
|lphan of u private hospital accessi-
10 ALTO the rich for pay and to
moor at the discretion of and on the
or of the mayor. Strangers OF
Ans WltuOul lllCndo ItiSt W Nv sht y
AIKEN sick, would doubtless prefer q
&c of this kind to n hotel or private
riding house, and would be willing
bay well for good accommodation
attentions. We are informe,
such an institution cal
Established at but little cost to thu
that, if the city will furnish thu
bding, certain physicians here vii
charge of and conduct the hos
i, and pay the city a reasonable
for the use of the building--saN
amount that would probably com
sat the city for its outlay on th'
euent patients. This seems
ible and commendable arrange
t. We hope the matter will hav'
serious attention of the city au
ities, and that "the young Giant
not suffer much longer from thi
bicipal defect. RIGHT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
solid SilrerMare.

In addition 10 the elegant stock Of
fine gold watches, diamond pins ana
aardrops. solitaire aud cluster rings,
initial pins and tooth-pieks, Howard ward
Tulley has just received the most com m
,,iate stock of solid silverware TO be
fonna In north Texas. Card receivers,
cans spoons, dishes, water pitchers
a,,d nunberless other articles all pure
soIid straight goods, arranged IN a
manner that betokens the delicate
taste Of the proprietor can be seen q,
The iewelry establishment OF Howard
TmlIy. Mr.. Tully thoroughly under
stands the wants Of his trade and buys
to meet them, and no one need 90 else
where for anything in the le"eirs
line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Notice.

Stockmen, horsemen lllovers OF
sport are Invited to attend the spring
meeting of the Gainesville Driving
Park and Blooded Stock Association,
beginning, Tuesday, April 10th and
continuing fourdays: -Four races each
day, running and trotting. Excursion
rates on all the railroads. Come one
and all, general good time is prom
ised.
For further information address,
+. II. SHERWOOD,
mch 6.-tf Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
ronr wonrm, TKxAs,

March lHtn. lSSS.
l.. n. Brunswig. n r. Hutchinson, w. SYM
inEton. kugene smith. VI. n. Lloyd and
others.
Gentlemen:In reply to your COM
piimcntary call for me TO become n
candidate for the Office OF city engin-
Ger ut the ensuing election and your
iiattering allusion TO my past record
as citizen of Fort Worth, Il affords
me great pleasure to know that have
gained the good will and confidence
of my fcllow-citizens. | therefore IN
compliance with your request place
myself as a candidate for the office OF
city engineer. and if elected promise
you that my best efforts will be made
to retain the favorable opinion you
have so kindly expressed for me. !
am, gentlemon,
Respectfully yours,
J. j. KANE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

noon. and in the evening ON the vices
Of the present age, holding his audi
ence spell-bound FOR over an hour each
time, causing tears 10 trickle down the
checks Of some oftIe hardest hearts,
as he pictured wounded innocence
yielding obeiaance to the lords OF crea-
ton. Considering his youth he Is un-
usually brilliant and destined TO take
his rank among the greatest ministers
OF the land. - Ia.
The above Is taken from Decatur
paper and alludes to the Rev. Robt.
ID. Wear,.wcll known TO our readers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
SIlecn Illp.

[ desire tn cnl the attention ~ the
trade, and those interested In the
wool growing industry, 10 the iisi That
am Just IN receipt 81 u ear Ioad u
uoLi, LOAF sIIEEr PIP,
which offer in small quantities ~
the following prices:
Five gallon cans, per gallon ~ W
one gallon cans, per gallon ~ ~
ON round lots pfoporii0iiafely low
prices will be made. The GOLD LoAf
pip has been thoroughly tesieft
throughout the sheep raising. district
and bns IN every Instance been i'r-
knowlcdged 90 be the rI.sT MD
CHEAPEST undc,
send In your orders promptly
JosEPiI ~. BnowA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
he Citizens of Fort Worth.

That we want to-day Is what our
crs fought for~-we want not only
a independence of n state, not only
Independence of nation, but some
ag fdr more gl0riois--the absolute
8pendence OF the iadiridud. That
HAT we WANT want 1t so that 4,
|of the children of nature, can stand
N equality with the rest; that !
Say this is myair, my sunshine,my
h and that ! have n right to live
hone and aspire, labor enjoy the
rs of that labor as much ms any in
dual--I say that in this country
Ahood is worth more than gold.
recoHect that every potef Is in his
right king and should wear
I'm: and has in his hands the scep-
of authority and if any one man
his once free America, attempts TO
q croDn 10 the exclusion OF all
rest uould pull that crotoa from
4 head and stamp IL in the mud.
tollect it and this the man that
sell his vote Is the man that alb
htes the American throne.) Being
kncially interested in this city, in
hing goodly number of houses
lots, is my apology for placing be
YOU some of my ideas in regard to
public affairs of this city. 1 nave
n here nearly seven years, ana i've
bic sink or swim, here they come
as sure as there is God conscien,
(lsly too ! am willing to accord
others what | ask myself. Viz.
edom of thought, where re-
Justice and common sense
sts from the same table. Pull thai
from Your face if such covering
\ wear and hear what | have to say:
am in favor of the First ward and
people, first, last and all the lure,
II Worth in general ana Iarrah'
nty in particular.
am in favor of opening UP Eas'
81 street clear to to the river imme'
ktely The difference between me
a (four-leggedl donkey is: | some
hes cbange mn ideas, whi't
1.-THE donkey-never does. on
hers used To cut grain with sickle
maps one-fourth of an acre per DAY
bat would be thought of the man o
Hay who would adhere to these no
I ls, instead of the man OF to-day
! b has changed with the tunes an'
Y h his self-binder can cut ana p.l'
\ een acres in a day? Compare TN
! 20 of to-day who imagines hlnisei
fling on the top round of the iadue
4 fame and with his elbows on al
4 e,s is saving: "Why don't you com
4 here and be somebody like me-
\ npare him with the worker anu
y lime you will see this same dlilei
r. as with the past and preseh
y nlers. For these same reasons az
Z netimes change.
\ am in favor of the rich man be
n Use Of his money. OF the poor ilia'
his muscle and the wealth ne pre-
4 ees, and after the production theteo
m in favor of the immediate pay
nj OF his part or of his wages.
IN favor OF keeping men among y
spend their money here, | am !
or of as good a school-house III ~
~ ward for the white chiiuren
u eol0red people have. In iaNot
Y ng part of this money the city
y 0led Tor TO grade and SrAvei sei'ie
= resident streets. -,
AZ. in favor OF less law ana ! rs
sm in favor az changing the i2c'
y p our Texas Hennery tor tu'N'
rd's raneh) TO where the ~
n az hereafter will not endansei y
y s'a OF our families of this city
~ y lavor of paving Houston sue
~ macadamizing Main street.
y ANor OF locating the insane NJ
mere, thereby beln g the means
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
The Talnage of Texas.

Rev Wear, of the Cumbsriand
preshvterian church OF Fort North,
nreaehed At the Baptist church IN
this nlaee on last saturday evening on
.ha Subject OF "Infidelisy.p He Is q
snent speaker, and Is n clear, logical
,essoner. and gifted asa natural ora
tor he also preached Sunday At
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,


sspecial 20 the osexot,c.
srur COTTON
galveston, March ip.--spot cotton open.
"a undecided in tone this morning, quota
stons, however. remained unchanged, Trans
actions were light sales * bales. The
paytri yloscd quiet AT the following uuota'
iip,ls Ordinary, s1s good orinary, SAs 4,
low middiing ol4s middlug, s'6 good mid
ding laN. initiating Mir icss.
YUrrRES. 3
Futures opened vclv duii and was barely
stoady during tho day. The exchange closed
at O'Clock pm on accoun, OF the death Of
l. c. Michael, There were no closing quota
lions given. The quotations at the Third call
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

Mr.. ]. ID. Work. Ennis, Texas,
saws: II used Browns Iron Bitiers
in NV family for general debility
and can certify to its value"
3-I4-dAW-lM.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

VIII count out 10000 head cattle gra-
ded up with Durham for ten years ut
$25 per head including calves. Loca,
ted on the Pecas river. Good grass
and plenty water. Land can be pur-
chased cheap. Range 40 miles, river
front. One of the best bred herds in
Texas. For sale by Texas Investment
n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Hotel Arrivals.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
j. \. Richards. Alamo Texas. ". Call. +.
W ;, u. Z. miload ~. notnrcS!, Waco; Jno,
Parsons Kansas. W H. Logan and lamily,
Corrin: Mrs. ~, l.. BAKER, Decatur; ". a.
Evans. Ashley, lionham; y, A. Williams,
nenison; j. IL. strong, Montague
4 , nS,nnlor neGSsln Texas :, pe y shay 2,
lsoglan, Srapcvine' I'D holy, 4. 4 T., rail-
road; :. G.. Upshaw, &. ]. Warren, Il. a. Fur
gorson. W. 9. rhesney, Hilisboo; G, NJ.
Cooper, G. II Wilkinson, Moore station; Jno
w, G, Williams, Anodorka, Indian Tsrritory;
Miss Amanda Williams, Indian Territory; :.
r., Chappell, Panhandle; a. >, Watson. Eu-
mia, Ala; W. Il, Powell, Dallas; Henry e,
rake, Missouri paeInc railroad, ]. $, boyd
snl T y AWSlIse s Tufpsy yh sam Jos,
Mrs =. j. Len, Cioburne: Collin Neai, Thorp
springs; VI. N. Harris Wichita Fails; W. 4.
shin, city: J. 1. Brooks, Clcburnc. 4, II.
Brown, Denlson Mr.. J. Matheny, city;
MSrssa. M. 'q nl. aT.na stunt Me- Hen'o
DAVIS. Elmwood, Mo-; G. kents, San Antcpio
Texas, i. q, iluntiey, j. II. browne, J, X
Nenpor, !. ". Buron, Ed. ". Palmer and
Wife, =. CliRUNl and wife, r.. Sugd0m, G.
Demnley, y l.. nreede, BLACK Crook Co,
W. Bayiass, K3asas; L. i. Streop clinton; i,
W, Clark, So issnis, 4, Grimm, e. Marks e.
Palmer, u. CRANK, ~. Nuu, &. T.. MctiosNY
Mrs. Marie Boufauir. Mrs Icondale ostonio
Misses Nellie BROOKS, Alice Morble, Lille Al
Katie Francis Nj, Geo. Walker, Hack Crooh
compansi lhos. bell. >. j, Honcyton, Now
orleans j. NJ. 1;oos and wil0, 81. Louis; l.. a
kivcs. j. u. Kinioot, Dallas; Thomas NJ
Farmer, Waeo: NJ II, Lewis. NJ. Leonard
y. Turner Wills Point Isl. Davidson, Dem
ing; J.. Tanning, Austin; Y, +. Lour, i. W
Cole, Cisco; NJ. Hazard, Colorado.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Douglas Bros.

If YOU desire a really nice fitting
suit call on Douglas Bros, EOS Main
street Dallas Texas. Douglas Bros.
arc doing the largest business, anu
keep the most extensive selection of
goods in their line in North Texas.
3-lO-im
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

Ask for Jersey Lilly Complexion
Powder. - cents, best. FOR sale ~
II. W. Powell, l.. NJ. Wells, q; n.
Eastwood and l.. y. Brlnswig, loH
Worth. 5-5-'i-W-tl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
8lI-tf

small Office between the stock
Ioo,nal building aud w. +. Lakes
store. suitable for q lawyer or ply,
siclan. Apply 10 Texas invez.i,i e0s,
company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

Three hundred and twenty head of
imported cattle from Alabama in pas
ture near Fort Worth. rs good mich
cows in the bunch, bred up with Jer-
sey and Durham. Apply 10 Texas In
yaatmpnt IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Harris House. wichita Falls.

have Just added len more rooifis
with new outfit, and Intend 10 keep n
first. clnss table and satisfy the wnnts
of the public Come aud see nae.
A, IL. iAnIsiH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
GrNeries.

st louis, Mo-, March 10. - Flour -- Tn
changed,
WHISKY steady; l5
Corn meal over. 2sU,
Provisions duh and unchanged. only ped
New York, March Ie.--Fiour unchanged
Grain.
(, Louis. March M whent - Lower at
l 0ss&etl 0Sls.
Kansas city, March ~. Wheat lriet No.
red nf3a66piIa.
Corn Primer; aih@4iss.
Kansas city, March 49, Wheat steady I;
40. red oiskfBs ensls " April. ~ siny, ~,
Corn firmer ,iSs@i's2 cash l,9fesfs's
New York, March ~. wheat opened
higher. became very unse,tled aud lower hut
iirn aud advanced slightly ~ close 40 So,
il riosiag: ~. May 1891 ne. ciosins
roJrn~opened higher In sympathy Win
pshrnt but declined and closed weak ut p'4ep
loIs cesh 81 405lk April, Dt.@gits May.
fisats-'io~.r NJ 41&etJiiS; t.nsh 49,. April
.g3.. small psddling lrsdc done 81 previous
prices.
Live stock.
s.. Louis, March ie.gl,,tle Active and
strong; heavy chipping sgbsss I'' l's''i ~
d 90, butchers range 2Jegb ~.
Hogs Scarce and fi;tA. fta1 70,
Rheep- Unchanged; Texans. sbqi ~;
Kansas f'ity, mHfFH w. f-ftillt - " ~
steers 1909 20 1870 pounds sold At 6iogV 10
cows O0gstTd ,...
Hogs Active and higher: q Te7 ~.
sheer. steady ami unchanged
kansas (9ty, March la-tatile- receipts
i4eJ: market steady steers OF lEe 10 ~
pounds fOaG on stoekRrs aud feeders f1Da
Z ~ COWS il6stO.
Hogs :. receipts ZOO market active ant
higher: light 6hIq7 o.. medium 1907 -
heavy 500, %.
sheer receipts 100; market unchanged
81 Louis. March ~ receipts lF5
supply light aud unequal 20 The deuisne
pTicee firin; expuris 5oaEg ~. good 20 ehol'
snipplog O06Hao; middiing 90 fair Zifg5 ~
common 76G5 %. fsir % best butcher steer
N: ditto eowH aud heiiers 80, -
common aud middiing lots yJtsi ~; siorken
and feeders M15 ~. a....,.
Hogs- rersiplE 2 80 light grades nriiier
sfhsrs unchanged: Hight 1901 ~ parniili
: f06ta %, heavy d0a7 70.
sheep receipts 30: fair 10 rnidh)ipA nv,
Con Gosel n. fair 20 good oAs5 ~ 'hoiee y
fancy Vgag >.
Cotton Seed Oil.
Xxx a.sieans. March 49, Cotton sced nll-
prime Grade 4aGcB8 summer yeil9" I'Nus'
E&fs
Hay.
Sew Orleans, March -. Hay = i~"T'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Tho biggest Yet.

The GAZETTE was advised Yesterday
of the sale of two thousand yearliug
cattle at seventeen and q half dollars
Il head. The cattle boom has not yet
spent its force and the indications are
that il will not soon do so. This is the
biggest price ever paid for Texas cat
tie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
For Rent.

The building known az Cassidy d
Co.'S. saloon, second door west OF the
Local Option saloon. Will be rented
for saloon only. Apply to r. kuhn,
nj Tiyoll Hall. S-io-ti.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
DRESS MAKING.

Dress making and plain sewing by
Miss Lizzie Ward, east First street,
third door west Of colored Methodist
church. Gentlemen's pants made to
or1pr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Ar,cs,nn baths.

ptandley a Haynakcr, northwrscorner oi
public square, are prepared to Furnish hot "f
cold urtesian baths al ali hours. TWO new
rooms added, sep n~b
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
For Charity's Sake.

4 lady whose husband, II hard-work-
ing mechanic, is very slck, Is AT
starvation's door. A few dollars will
tide over her day OF need, so the
GAZETTE at the request ofSt. Andrew
Ladies Aid Society, will receive fifty
cent donations to aid the family. If
any Of the generous stockmen now in
the city desire to aid the society above
mentioned in its good work the funds
will be handed the treasurer by
the GAZETTE.
~ Johnson Sl.o0.
Robt. Mozart 81 90.
Col. Young, 80 cents.
Dan Maloney, % cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

Remember Browns Arnica SalYe IS
warranted. For sale by L. w. Powell,
4. NJ. Wells, q. II Eastwood ana H..
\. Bnnswig, Fort Worth.
3-g-tl-W-,f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

Are yon made miserable by indiges-
ton. consumption. dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shilsh's Vital
izer is positive cure. Sold by Il. n.
Brunswig. 2-2i.eoddwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20
Mi,let Seed for Sale.

Three hundred bushels fresh miiiet
seed. at my place four miles south OF
town on the Cleburne road.
3-l3-3w JAS. /. WRIGHT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

AN OLD NURSE SAYS; Acker's Eng
lish Remedy j. best for coughs, Group
dvptheria or bronchitis. sold py y
". BarrAdsli. - e Q d@w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

.SLUohs Cafarrh Remedy psAsltiye
c,ire FOR eatarrh, dlptheria and szsnker
'''' 2.24.cod:dwlw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

HaokBiefack,r lasting ana ira
grant perfume. Price = and 30 cents.
Gold by l.. y. Brunswig.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

,Shiloh's Curc min immediately re-
lleye Group. whooping cough aud
bronchitis. sold ly l.. n. Brunswlg,
a.2I.eod,dwiw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

diing 81; saios $50; receipts 1890; shipments
$50: stock 5000.
liverpool, March la.-cotton.- Moderate
ipquiry which Is freely, supplied - NJ
axport and Speculation 900; American
40. receipts $780, American 300.
Iircadstntis siuii.
outlet and steady; niddling, pis; low mid.
ding, Va, good ordinary s2r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-20

WV mW ron cough when shiloh :
Cure viii give Immediate relief Prlee
10 els. 80 cts. and ST. sold by y. -
Brunswig. ---d'f"'i."N'"