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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-24
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"Hyes are suffering from poor health
ffyou feel weak and dispirifed. without
easa,iy moving why. Hop Bissers vim
"If yua sss Minister. aud have overtaxed yonr.
self with your pastoral duties. or Mother. worn
'out uifh care and work. or q man Of business or
duties. or . man Of letters. toing over your mid
night work. Hop Bitter' will surely strengthen
Hyou are suffering
'fom over -eafing or
drinking. any indiscre-
'tion or dissipation, or
are young and growing
TOO fast, as IL often the
ease"
"Or II yon are ia the workshop. on the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing, ton
ing or stimulating, without in;oxicat-
Ing, II you are old, blood thin and Inn
pure, pulse feeble, nerves unsteady, fac
'ulties waning, Hop ritters II what you
need TO give you new life, health and
Hyou arf costiye or dyspeptic, or suf-
fering from any other Of the numerous
diseases Of the stomaeh or bowels. 1t Is
your own fault IL you remain Ill.
II you are wasting away with any form
Of Kidney disease, stop tempting death
this moment, and turn for cure to Hop
II you are sick wItk
that terrible sickness,
fnda"Balm in Gead"
In Hop Bitters.
II you a freqnenier a resident
n mi .tr baFrcade
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-24

~lf yea are suffering from poor health
see langu1shlng On o bed a sjcknoss.
stake cheer, II ron are simply ailfne, on
n yea feel weak and dispirifed. without
'eaeaxiy knowing why. Hop Bitters viii
ssurely cure you"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-24
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Single number of Blackwood, 30 cents; single num-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-24

"H you are suffering
'ffom over eating or
drinking. any indiscre-
'tion or dissipation. or
ARE young and growing
TOO fast, as IL often the
scaseD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-24

tive collegiate crews. And the
remembrance that the infamous Shinkle
sold his birthright in Cornell University for
mess of pottage in Vienna creates dis
trust even in these events. 1t might be
imagined that competition like the Inter-
national rifle match would be removed
from the breath of scandal, but the rejec-
ton of Farrow as a member of the Team,
which America dispatched to Wimbledon,
is an inkling that the domain OF the butts
is to be invaded by the grinning skeleton
of knavery and deceit.
OF all the predominant pastimes of the
day none appears to be farther off from
Fortunately the temptation to make it a
game of evil genius is comparatively uu-
remunerative., The prosperity of club
depends solely on its ability to keep its
end up in the column. There is every
assurance in the world that the Champion
ship series in which the eight League
clubs are embattled is fought in all hon.
esty. By diut of a rigorous. and some
times, cruel. surveillance. the fold of base
ball players has been freed of its black
sheep. The exposure of the conspiracy
which resulted six or seven wears ago in
the black-listing of the majority OF the
Louisville club for completely in a system
OF gambling frauds, purified the atmos-
phere in which the natioual game is played
The spectacle of Delin and Snyder, the
cleverest team who ever tossed ball,
gibbeted in the public view. has main
tanned morale in the ranks of the profess
sion. which. it is safe to say. prevails no.
where else in sporting circles. 1t is graf
flying to feel that the impulse of integrity
is the ruling sentiment in the pursuit Of
the one sport which is purely and wholly
American. The marvel is that safeguards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
PERSONAL.

Ed Driscoll of the the Santa Fe was
in the city yesterday.
Dan Lazarus of Sherman. we'll
known stoclSman, ~ in the city.
Messrs. Morris and Shedley, II. d p.
conductors, Were in the city yesterday.
Capt. w. II. Woodman of AIobietei
IL soJourning in our city for few
days.
Mr.. Aycock has been appointed
night chief at the Western Union Of
flee here.
John III. Stone of Gainesville is in
the city and is registered at the IGl
paso Hotel.
Sam Maddox of Henrietta is in
the city. He is flourishing like the
rest Of the cowmen.
;. f. Hustead of Dslas county. a
warm friend of Constable Hall, is in
the city on business.
james Hutchinson of John station,
and cattleman of well deserved pros.
perity. is in the city.
DR.. A. 4. Edwards and A. l.. But.
Ter of Henrietta have been taking In
the city for the past few days.
j. n. Simpson one of the cattle
kings of the state is in the city, and
will remain TO the stockmen's convcn-
ton.
l.. ID. Cameron of Milwaukee is III
the city, and intends going into tn,
business of raising fine horses, som,
place in this county, if suitable lane
can be obtained.
Sam Glasgow, of the firm of Ma.
bry, Glasgow 4 Crawford, and one o
the latest and lolliest cowmen of tn,
cattle country is in the city awaiting
the convention.
Billy Barnett who has been away IL
! Decatur for some months, has returne'
to this city to the JOY of his man.
warm friends here. Mr.. Barnett !
now with Capt. Taylor.
c. w. Matthews of Texarkana, al
old and accomplished railroad man
was on visit to our city yesterday
I Mr. Matthews had never been in tn
young giant before and was greatl.
pleased.
The GAZETTE had the pleasure of
call yesterday from Colonel Wesle.
Brainerd of Chicago, who visit
Texas for the purpose of purchasin
real estate and of establishing cattl
ranch in the near future. He will b
in attendance at the stockmen's COZ
l Vpution
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
TERRIBLE TALE
Of Suffering, Privation and Disease
FROM the Floods.

Evansville, Ind, March mir.
Fred ii. Witness of Springfield. Illi-
mis-, sent by Governor Hamilton 10 In
vestigate and report upon the state Of
affairs at Shawneetown, arrived here
from that place to-day, and at once
telegraphed the governor that help
for the distressed is dsmandcd, and
that 20 be effective should be
immediate. He says the situation
there IL terrible, beyond the power Il
any one te describe. There are he.
tween five and Sis hundred houses in
the town, every one of which Is under
water; only thirty inhabitable and
these only in upper stories, More than
one hundred houses have iloated from
their foundations, hut the people are
receiving relief Dne-half TO two
thirds Of Galiatin county il flooded,
stock drowned and the people driven
from their houses. Dysentery, pneu-
monia and malarial fevers prevail and
are increasing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
ThinbIe Rugged.

A verdant youth of Tennessee nativ
ity was in conversation with City
Marshal Sam Farmer yesterday morn
ing, and related the particulars of the
swindle perpetrated upon him at :
o'clock last Tuesday morning on the
Missouri Pacific train, by three swim
dlcrs.
The victims name is w. ID. West.
He was approached by one of the par
ties, who told him in confidential
manner that the other two were fools,
and ready to loose their money on n
simple game.
II seed him put the berry under the
cup said West, ''and | bet on it and
won, then ! seed it again and the fell
low took to be my friend said, go
your pile OH this time ] ripped out
$3.50 from the lining of my pants and
they won it.n Here West grew hoarse
and almost wept. Wiping his eyes he
continued After they got my
money, all three jumped of the
train. 1t was near the Alvarado
crossing, and they tagged the Santa
Fe train which was just pulling out
They had to run for it, but they got on
and here am most broke ] amt got
but $50 left. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
DENISON.
A Residence Burned Boy Run Over
Business Notes.
SPECIAL to the Gazette.

SPECIAL to the Gazette.
Denison, March 1.-THE residence of
Robert Mays was destroyed by fire last
night. Nothing was saved as the fam
ily were absent at the time. Mrs.
Smiths lecture ON the Mormons at the
opera-house was interrupted by tue
unusual number OF pistol shots and the
continual sbrieking of the switch.en.
gines ut the time of the fire.
a little boy by the name of Camp,
bell was run over by a buggy on Main
street yesterday. The party driving
the team was arrested but persons who
witnessed the accident say no blame
can be attached to him.
The police pulled dis
reputable house on Auction avenue
yesterday and ordered the nytapits
du'paoe to leave the city.
The water-works company have
prepared and submitted another prop
osition to the city council. No action
has been taken as yet by the council
men.
Mr.. Watson, agent of the Bell tele
phone company is endeayoring 10 gel
up "a sufficient number Of subscribers
to build n line from this city 10 Sher'
man.
VIM. Burton, II bralesman, had his
arm badly crushed yesterday at Meal
lister while coupling cars.
Another dedication 10 the amount
Of two hundred and eighty-tour dollars
has been discovered in the accounts Of
+. w. Thompson, late assessor and
collector of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Suit for Divorce.

Hovencamp Il Cummings, attorneys
for Mrs. Maggie Taylor nee Overstreet,
on Yesterday filed n suit for divorce
from J. u. Taylor. The petition states
she was married TO defendant Febru-
AIRY >, 1882, and lived with him untii
October. 1882, when she left lllm, al,
leging n systematic course 81 crue,
treatment on the part of her husband
and his mother, Mrs. Catherine lay
lor. Petition asks for SO per month
alimony until the case is tried. for az
torneys' fees and other pecuniary re-
lief nj the courts hands. she also
asks that transfer of house ana lo'
corner of Third and Pecan, made tt
Mrs. Cathrine Taylor by Spencer d
Taylor, her husband and partner, h'
set aside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Sc of Railway Attaches.

kmtifying to know that the re-
[holesale discharge OF railway
les did not extend to the Fort
h Denver City Railway. On
|trary there has been a heavy
Il in the attaches of the office of
Frost, general superinten-
That well known thoroughfare.
Il Lottie, IA beautiful liver and
litter, who became the proper
Il. Frost by raffle) gave birth
ty to n round dozen of puppies.
litter ten are living and two
This interesting family is rather
! divided as TO sex, rs there
sht dog.puppies and four others.
E.puppies died soon after COM
the world, but the remainder
Z truth of the survival of the
3leory. Mr.. Frost was absent
! city on n tour of inspection
Dad, but WAS kept advised by
Bis OF the new arrivals. He Is
we'll rs could be expected un-
circumstances, and he hereby
he collector of the city dog
take fair notice and give his
vide berth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

ON Monday next, the 9TH of March,
Iohn Hoffman, the well known pro-
nrietorof the Merchants Exchange,
viii omen his new soloon and restau-
rant. opposite Brunswig's drug. store.
There YOU find the finest liquors,
served over the bar in any style, by
exnerient mixologist, to suit the taste
Of The most fastidious; also the best
wines and cigars, and the coolest beer.
uoffman's restaurant is kept on the
French style, and you can get there
the very best the market affords. Up
stairs there-are five rooms 10 rent 70
travellers. Open day and night. GIVE
him "A call. 'i-o'iN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
IN BRIEF.

NJ skating Rink tonight.
pp ~, scntt Of Colorado is In the
,..,or Marley took out the 7. &
Knight. - s,n,,h 90
; 81 are in the city.
odd cattlemen were registered
1 ,otels yesterday
~ Nansemond yams free
gu at Turner 4 McClures.
S.,llns. n cattleman of Colorado,
ready for the stockmen's CON
reception at Skating Rink
Music by Queen CITY cor
"a Mrs. w. $. PendIeton are
~, AVER the arrival at their house
[seet girl baby.
SOC market has taken a tumble,
w fruit now selling at tif-
twenty cents per dozen ut re-
Ahbie Harrington living near
NH Missouri. Is expected short
visit to her brother, Frank f..
ngton.
s,otement of facts in the Cress-
~ was tiled,yesterday, 1t is very
Incus, being complied from a
hand report.
d Ledbetter. whereabouts I'M
will nut himself in correspond
rith the Fort WORTH GAZETTE
he will probably hear of some
d his advantage. n-3-tf.
on the new hotel, the juno
nnse. at the union depot, will
mn day or two. The additional
nodations which will be thus
a are badly needed.
forget the meeting of com
appointed TO provide for the
[innlent of stockmen, which
lace at the Office of the Texas
ment Company at II o'clock to-
,y Thomson, deputy sheriff,
a stranger at nine o'clock last
having discovered the outlines
shooter delineated on his cloth
Search justified the arrest, re
IA healthy, full-grown Colts
Bur, and the usual fine vii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
DIAMONDS


Perfect gems, brilliant aud superb
can always be found nj g.. Rurgower's
- Main street, this gentleman having
in stock the most recherche assortment
OF diamonds ever brought To Fort
Worth, set in the latest style Of the
jewelers. art, both solitaire and cluster.
This firm has on hand II large assort-
ment of fine gold and silver watches
rs well ms all articles in the jewelers.
line. Everything sold is guaranteed
rs represented, and low prices are u
speciality. Call and see the stock
above mentioned, rs well as the line
of nobby ear-drops, rings, studs, pins
lace-pins, etc. Don't forg he place
g. Burgower, - Main street, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Valuable Calves.

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Doyle, of Clinton, Mis-
souri,, bought yesterday of j. +. Day,
near this city, forty Texas raised year
lings, to be delivered in April, for
the snug little sum of fifty dollars per
head. These cattle of Mr.. Days are
equal to any of the fine calves shipped
from Kentucky or Illinois. Mr.. Day
has few more just such calves. Mr..
Doyle has also purchased from Messrs.
Johnson & Taylor at Stawn, palo
Pinto county, one thousand heiters, Ia
be delivered ut Colorado City about
the LIST of May. These cattle are year
lings, and are to be delivered at SIAN
per head.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Stocks and Money.

New YORK, March ?. II n.m.---tocks--.
Market opened with "A decline OF ~ a.id
during q greater part Of the past hour We
market has been weak and father decline
81 llg,1z recorded. bat at II O'clock aspghl
rails took place. -.
New York, March MONEY li9,f
prime mercantile paper 0Jis; paF silver
IOsSiai iO9f: exchange steady at ihi'4 long
90 ~ sight.
Governments bonds Irregular,
Railroad bonds dull,
stocks slncs Il o'clock have been dull
without any change IN prices, and "a noon
tbe market was quiet aud eenerally urn.
81, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

Chat About French Actors and Actresses
and Their Pay.


PARTS letter.
Perhaps you may not know that
French actors and actresses, in add.
ton to their regular salaries, receive
SO much extra for each appearance on
the stage. There are at least n dozen
unemployed employees of both sexes
who wait and hope that Fedora may
in some way stop, and very few of
them have had the courage of NJ
Dupuis, TO whom NJ. Bertrand has
given leave To cross the Seine and
play the part of Islondel at the Odeon.
1t was II great sacrifice for Nj. Dupuis
TO leave the fashionable
quarter for the second
Theatre Francais, and all the more u
oil those mustaches which were his
pride and glory, and which he was
allowed 10 cultivate because on the
great Boulvard he always represents a
/ gentleman OF the nineteenth century,
I whereas IN the Latin district he now
! does II Mormon peasant. Yet he made
4 that sacrifice and what Is more To the
purpose, also made the most that was
possible out of very embarrassing
role in n very uninierestlng piece. Mr.
Emile Bergerat is the responsible
author of the piece omN~-and Nj.
Emile Bergaret is so We'll known in
the literary world ms n dramatic critic
that his colleagues of the press gave
up every other engagement III order ia
be present. Every seat had
been given away for this occas-
ion, which we We're assured was
TO count ms date in the annals of the
stage; not one outsider had been adj
mitted 10 the general rohearsals;
everything was clothed In mystery land
when the mountain had finished III
labor the world of journalism sat
aghast Mt the result IL was a surprise
genuine surprise. Nothing NOR,
ingeniously commonplace can be i'm
agined than the plot of this drama, 10
= the canvas and situations of which tn
author has consulted many works
e The Duke Hopore d'Argeville has
G niece. Helene and two children, who's
G existence he did not suspect, by Mis-
i picheton, who after dcsertion, Ifonn'
n husband in Farmer Blon
= del tiresome person Away
n citing passages from the "Dfoits d
8 pHomme.n Philippe, one of thes'
o children, has been educated nj Cam
G bridge, and is disciple of Darwin
tfelellH ~ cuuullN ltINclit III uVI Nv
: miration for noble birth, and declines
e 10 accept .Iacko AS mn ancestor. Sh'
$ falls in love with Philippe; Philips
falls in love with Helena; the duk,
9 offers to bless their marriage, II Phil
= ippe will consent To be adopted an'
. take the name and title Of d Argevllle
: which, II he will not, must be
come extinct. Philippe hesitates n
~
I tated and finally decides In favor @
: adoption by the farmer, preferring 4
: he called Biondel instead of d'Arge
Vile. A priest, the dukes brother
8 might have changed his decision, bu
! as the secret of the youths birth wa
revealed to him in u confession ~
! cannot reveal IL, and therefore Tn
! father aud son are separated on til,
question of ''nnmc,n Al of this en-
J ables NJ. T.. Bcrserut To fill tire
hours with inierluinnhle TRADES.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Hotel Arrivals.
MANSION HOTEL.

MANSION HOTEL.
Edwards, Henrietta; J. j.
/ Little Rock; Sam G. Tankser-
gatur; j. NJ. Hamilton, city;
1tchie, Dallas; NJ. II. banner,
n. l.. Fritzy, Sweetwater ;
|bsey, Sweetwater; IL. j. John
b. Ball, Chicago; j. II. KEN
fw Mexico; Judge Fulton, j..
%. Ward, NJ. +. Grimes, Dallas.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Moore, Albany; c. c. Coffee,
Is, Tenn; III. Alexander, Mo.
f.; j. w. Birch, Ky; III. II.
Fifty; :. =. Mendz, Ga.
aniels and family, Galveston;
nett, Sherman; l.. ID. Wells,
lrk; w, J. Waldson, Mo-; X. j,
Sky and family, Decatur; Mrs,
~, Denver; p. II. Goodloe
p; I. ). Jalor, Frankfort, KY
alker, Galveston; III. G. Lind
Louis, Mo-, w. Cromley, city
I'D and wife, Abilene; w Cur
u w. II. Spencer, Barnbow
II. Cunning ham, West Va.
Carroll, Pine Bluff, Ark.
ileman, Gainesville; A. Y
den, Cincinnati; H. McCallen
lie; Chas. II. Paddock, Hodge
ramer, city; w. j. Lattimor'
kosse; G. w. Moore an'
Sherman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Nnticr.

Dahlman Bros. ,clothiers'havc lust ne.
ccived an elegant line of piece goods.
The very finest Scotch twoe,is, cassi-
meres and worsteds, plain and fancy
Also the latest styles of Stetsou hats
hosiery, silk handkerchiefs, etc,
We are now receiving nom New
York the very latest styles of clothinl
and gents furnishing goods ever brought
TO this market Prices To suit tn,
times. Come aud see for yourself.
Respectfully,
pAuLMAS Bios.
a.-oi--tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1.-The
Chronicles Monongahela. Pa, special
says the most disastrous fire that ever
visited this city occurred this morning.
Shortly before daylight fire started
in Cooper's pool-rOoin on Main street
and spread both ways, entirely con-
Stunning magnificent school house,
McFarland's carriage shops, Ledy's
meat market, Cooper's pool-room and
photograph gallery, and the Record
printing Office. Ten other houses were
badly damaged. Loss $4,000; insur'
ance about two-thirds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Employment for All.

At the Intelligence office over First
National Bank situations can be pro
cured for those out of employment.
Employers will save time, trouble
and extr;, expense by coming to us 10
have their wants supplied.
In consequence of the many strang-
ers coming into our Office, we Offer
superior advantages to landlords for
renting their property TO which
especial attention is given.
Also commission brokers for al
kinds of property.
Telephone your orders.
3-2-S3-tf ROBINSON * BECKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
Nnticc to CONTRACTORS.

The Fort Worth Driving Park Asso-
citation will receive sealed proposals
until the 10th of March for the follow
ing work:
i. For grading and draining track.
>. For fencing in grounds, railing
fence around tracks and stables.
Profile plans and specifications 10 he
seen at the office of j. J. Kane, archi'
tect.
The association reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the president Of board OF
directors. j. X. AsHBY,
3-2-to-g-9 Sec. and Supt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
The Parlor Restaurant.

The Parlor restaurant has changed
hands. New cooks, new walters, new
proprietor. and every thing in season
served i'm first class style. The house
Is open day and night and prompt at-
tention aid to special orders. Din-
ners or suppers gotten up on short no
tice for parties or families al reasona,,
bic terms. Regular meals at meal
time. q cents; board by the week,
Wm.~ r.. Stonehan, proprietor and
manager. 1911
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
More Attachments.

w. c. Browning & Go. yesterday at
tached the stock Of w. j. Wellborn of
Grandview, Johnson county, for ST.
079.12, and garnisheed A. II. Higgins
and II. Wellborn.
Orr & Lindsey, who attached the
same stock ON Thursday, yesterday
garnisheed 7. Wellborn.
Constable Hale attached the property
of Il saloon naan named Nash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
George G.. Ward.

In the proper column will be found
the announcement of this gentleman
as candidate for the Office of city sec
rotary. Mr.. Ward is an expert PEN
man, and his training has been such
as to fit him for the Office he seeks.
For several years the gentleman has
been employed in the county clerk =
Office, where his work shows for itself.
If elected, he certainly possesses the
ability to acceptably perform the du-
ties of the Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03
STAY OF Proceedings.

salt Lake City, March THE SUI
preme court of the territory granted
a stay OF proceedings pending the up.
peal TO the supreme court of the United
States in the application for manda-
mus 10 compel county officers TO turn
over all their offices 10 the appointees
ofthe governor. In effect the stay
allows the county officers 10 hold Till
the August election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

Those persons who do not need Iron,
hut who are troubled with Nervous
ness aud Dyspepsia, will find in Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills n most desira-
BILE article. They are mostly used in
combination with Carriers Little Liv-
or Pills, and in this way often exert q
most magical effect Take just one
pill of each kind after eating and you
will be free from Indigestion and Dys.
pspsia. LII walls at % cents. sold by
all druggists. sold at wholesale by
l.. y. Brunswig.
o-oI-u,GMlM,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

Baylor and Wichita counties. Ii also
contains $4,000 acres, anu includes
fifty-three miles of Big Wichita river
and thirty-nine miles of Little Wich-
ita river. Ii is a neat little "patch y
and when completed and stocked will
be worth up in the millions. stone n
Dickey are liberai business men ana
deserve TO do well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-03

The latest styles OF fine wall
paper at O, *. paint shop. Grim
son ground with gilt pattern
embossed gold ground in imi-
tation OF gros-grained silk; gold
ground with design in cardinal and
drab; cardinal ground with gold and
chocolate figures. 2-2l-lw