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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-15

Malone Is in . bad row Of stumps.
His Democratic colleagues look upon
him u . cold-blooded traitor and unmiti-
gated scamp, and the Republican Sena-
tors tolerate him only IS . political
necenaitv.
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NOTICED.

IA Davidson Of the White House Clothing
Emporium are requested to make payment to
Benz. Saunders. Esq, whom I have appointed
a. my agent in Eureka. n. DAVIDSON,
Dec. 10, 1883. dell.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-15
CARD NO. 8.

Base Range Typographical Union No. 17s
Offers its thanks to the Miners' Union Of Ruby
HILL for ITS Investigation Of our charge Of
grievances against the publishers Of the Eu.
reka Evening Leader and the Ruby Hill Mining
News; and for its OF etring Endorsement Of our
action in the premises. Though conscious Of
right in the struggle which we tried every
way to avoid, and which in the End was forced
upon as and became unavoidable, we are graf.
ined to meet with the full sympathy Of our
powerful sister organization, the object Of
which II identical with that Of ours-the
preservation Of the dignity Of labor. It ID
needless to say that in any struggle they may
have to maintain their rights. they can count
upon MS to stand with them to the utmost of
our strength. We take pleasure in referring
the public to the o~utspoken and manly resolu-
ton adopted by the Miners Union ct their
meeting last night. and ordered published In
the Eureka SENTINEL. this morning.
By order of the Union.
IsRAL.l YVES. b. GEORGE, President.
WIN. r. HUGHES, Secretary.
EUREKA, New, Dec. IA. 1853. d15-lt
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In England 8, l42 landlords collect
el76. 000.0 900 rent annually ON 46, $780,
600 acres II land.
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TOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
81 dons ct this once, Of prices slightly above
San francisco xates. Pstrontss your local
paper, and don't send AWAY youx psan01e'
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4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE OF
IA rooms and . single room for rent II
moderate terms.
au19t MRS. T. WETHERED.
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THE STORE AND DWELLING HOuS.
i adjoining sloss' harness shop on y! M
south, 10 offered for sale ct . bargain. OF \
be rented. The building IL large, ana W..
adapted for any 1 Of business. FOR ps''
t~iculars, apply on the premises 70 -.vAr.
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NEW TO-DAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

A A REGULAR MEETING Oh THE
IA Ruby Hill Miners Union, held on Fri
day, Dec IA, '83, the following resolution wss
unanimously carried, and ordered published
In the Eureka SENTINEL
Resolved, That the Ruby Hill Miners Union
fully endorse the action of Base Range Typo
graphical Union No. 1T8 in their struggle to
uphold the dignity Of labor, and to secure
their own just rights.
[sEAL.i PATRICK STANTON,
dl5-1t% Recording Secretary.
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me Congressional Districts.

DrAR CLARION: Ihave been looking
], plan for redistricting the State,
earring first in the Corinth Herald
q reprodueed in The CLARION of the
M inst, which it seems to me in the
ain is fair and reasonable. | have
Ioveyer prepared a modification of the
4 and 9Th Districts and have added
M figures on the comparative white
hi colored population Throughout the
IT, which brings out the prominent
s,tures. They are these: In each
|istrict the population is approximately
! same, differing in the extremes only
few thousand. Of the registered
bters three give white majorities and
rec others such small colored MAORI
I that the race question can be easily
'snaged. In each of the seven districts
byernor Lowry secured handsome
biority over Col. King. l give below
districts as they would appear if this
ln is adopted. CITIZEN.
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JACKSON, Miss, April >, 1888.
10 the, the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al.
deFmen of the City of Jackson
1kSrLEMEN--As Sexton for the white
people, herewith submit a report of inter te,
Of March, 1888: ''''9 '''e '''o"'"
March l5-Johnnie R. Tierney. ace II
months, brain fever from Kinds comfy >
:, March l9-Halsey Boyd, age wears
March l9-Wiley P. Harris, Jr ave %
years inflammation of the bowels from ST
March 25-Bernadotte Mclaughlin. noe s
years, curvature of the spine.
March 20-Edgar Kaufman. are g veors
typhoid pneumonit; Jewish cemetery
March 26-Mrs. Catherine stone ACE Az
years, general debility. 20 -
March 3O-Mrs Elizabeth Dumford 400
90 years consumption
March 3l-Frank A. Young, are % wears
consumption. N''''
March Sl-Edwin Barksdale, Jr.. ace .
years, pneumonia.
very respectfully submitted.
PHILLIP RYAN, City Sexton.
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1--WE have published the fore
py request, not to endorse, nor
Judgment on it either way, but
rlbution to the stock of ideas on
ect' As We have before said, it is
ne province of the Legislature
the Districts if in its wisdom,
think proper to do so, and
have thought the existing
q be amended, we have not
lated a change as sweeping as
Y the foregoing plan and the
'Olore published. In regard to
'hs' however, we desire right
enter our protest against the
ient as to Yazoo. There is no
ical propriety, nor just occasion
Eating her from the counties
Y she has heretofore been as
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snxroN's REpoRr-(coLoREp.l

'AChsoN, MISS April >, 1888
10 the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Al.
dermen of the City of Jackson:
dENSTLEMEN--I have the honor herewith
VI submit report of interments Of color
ed persons in the City Cemetery dnrina ~ =
month of March, 1883: ''''
March Mary Dukes, age II months
pneumonia
dropsy. " '''''
Mare; March l8-Lulu Jones, age 25 years, heart
March is-IIenry Blunt, age a years,
born. 50'' sun
March 23-Sarah Shelton. age - years
pneumonia
March 26-Alice Wilson, age 10 months.
pneumonia.
Very respectfully submitted.
Tony BARNES City Sexton.
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CITY TREAsuRER's EEPoRr.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of the city of Jackson
GENTLENEN--I have the honor to submit
herewith my report as Treasurer for the
first quarter, 1883.
GENERAL FUND.
1883 Balance on hand last reports l49 81
Jan. I9-Amount received from
Mayor McGiIl in land exchange
with r. H. len...................... 100 90
Feb. I-Amount received from L.
H. Reber on account privileges. 7l5 90
March 2-Amount received from E.
II. Reber onlaccount Collection. 9S4 %
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IHt CLARION: WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1889

March 2-JnO B. Fuller, retail
liquor dealer, expires February %
1888 ...,........ 100 90
Aarch 5-Thos. Nelly, on dog No.
%, expires February /, ISS4...... 90
March 5-Thos Russell, draw. ex.
pires, March l, 1884 ....... ....... 7 so
March 6--Jaek Myers. lunch stand,
expires April 10, 1SS3................. 10 90
March l-Chas. Rollins, dray, ex-
.pires February / 1884 ..... -. so
March l0-Howard Brown. ped.
dlers, expires March To- lSS4...... . so
March l4-Wm.J Brown, Sr., mer-
chant, expires March l, ISS4......... 250I
March l5-Stewart & Brunson, bill.
lizard tables, expires march /, 1884 so 90
March low. E. Cage. Opera
House, expires November l, lisa. 25 90
March 2l-Jas. Gibbs, shooting gal
lery, expires April u, 1SSS........... COL
March go. H. Murphy, on dog
No. 5S, expires February !, 1884. l 90
Total 2I7 90
RasfRaoffr,tI.-
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M Z are authorized 10 announce the name Of Mn,
w II. r. WARE, Of Kinds County az n candi'
date for the office Of District Attorney Of the ninth
Judicial District composed Of the counties OF Co.
piah, hinds, Madison and YRzoo. Election, No
vember, 1883. ~
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NOTICE.
For Sale.
CAREFULLY SELECTED SEED
FROM THE CELEBRATED
OzIER LONG STAPLE
SILK COTTON.

'Ttlls. COTTON is SUPERIOR 10 ANY OTHER
On ,he market readily selling at IA 70 cents
ton. FF0N - 'i"uisoh 9ta-
Apply early, and to avoid delay enclose money
Win nn, 9r1 yer J. y. fELJOWLY,
"PA--H Madison Station, Miss
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For Clrcnlt Clerk.

M Y are authorized 70 announce MR. WILEY
w ~ POlTER as q candidate for Circuit Cierk.
at tne EeS.lon IN November l6s}subiect 10 action
ton
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and warrants ordered to be issued in nav.
ment thereof. f"'
Alderman Lowd, Chairman of the speciaI
Committee on lighting the streets, asked for
further time in which to present their re-
port. and 1t was granted.
communication from Jackson Fire
Company No. !, in regard to locating light
IN front OF their Engine house was on mo-
ton referred to the above named special
Committee
There being, no further business, on mo-
ton the Board adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
NJ. N. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. X. JAYNE,
Real Estate Agent,
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI

HAs SOME VERY EXCELLENT IANDs M
III proved and Unimprsyed, as well as Town
Property for sale Parties desiring 10 sell or pur
chase win please address, or cali on him at his
once, room No. g. over Capital state Bank
M He win also give special attention n Tho Col
lection OF Claims, the payment ef state City and
estate. "
Bf5~No COST WITHOUT sALE.-Ags
IAN ~ ig2.t ~
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Commercial Printing.

The CLARION Job Department has
recently received very large and eIc-
CANT lot Of material for commercial
printing, such as letter and note heads.
bill heads, cards, envelopes; and having
recently reduced prices on all kinds OF
commercial printing, we guarantee as
good work and as cheap as can be done
in the State or out Of it.
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F9Esaa faFssssss 8aaaaaNeeW III 70
Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. MCLEoD, City Clerk.
CLERKS QUARTERLY REPORT.

JACKSON, Mss, April 4, 1888.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Al
dermen OF the City of jackson:
GENTLRMEN-I herewith submit my re-
port of warrants and licenses issued dur.
ing the first quarter January, February and
March of 1888.
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CITY CLERKS MONTHLY REPORT
JACKSON, Miss, April 4, 1883.
10 the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL,
dermen of the City of jackson.
GENTLENEN-I herewith submit NV report
OF warrants and licenses, issued during the
month of February, 1888:
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April 2-AmOunt received from
Mayor McGill on account fines. 24O 50
April 4-Amount received from e.
II. Reber ON account collection. 523 O5
$27l2 6G
Disburscd as per vouchers. ........... 23U9 or
Baiaace on hand this day-.......$ 343 50
FIREMES's FUND.
March 29--Amount received from
E. II. Reber Collector .............. 100 G3
April 4-Amount received from 4.
H. Reber COllectOr..............". 81 70
-
On hand this day""" ...n-.""."."..$ 1873 80
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TNIE RESIDENCE LATELY OCCUPIED ny
i Mr.. VIM. Hansberry, on Congress Street. opposite
residence superintendent Penitentiary. Good ejs-
tern ana outhouses. For terms, apply 10 Cart. J.
jackson, Miss '''
april II 'S3-iw
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UT has engaged Mr.. J. B.
= assist him in the editorial
y q his able paper, the Clin-
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
OF the City of Jackson
Jackson. Miss ~, :.

JACKSON, Miss, April 4, 1855.
n al an a regular meeting of the Roara -
md!or and Aldermen of the CITY Of Jactsou -
meid wednesday April 4tb, 1SSS thers
S sf present Hon. Jno. MeGiU Nsxor.
aluermen, Jones, Lowd, and SnenrlsS
ih nn Aldermen Hamilton, Hull. and Tav-
Io, IN motion, the reading OF the minutes of
iast meeting was dispensed with. -
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Goree,l lunch
REBER CITY Collect
KsoN.}
ocbycer
e1
fiscal suan t tn
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REpoRTs or coMM1rrrrs

alderman Spengler, Chairman Of the Com.
'nlttee ON Claims, reported the following
accounts as correct and recommended the
payment of the same.
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Report of Officers.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL
April 2, 1883.
10 the Honorable Board of Aldermen
GENrLEMEN-I have the honor Of NAB
ing March 81, 1883. " A' month emu
amount n" r. Of fines collected and paid over to
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b Population. l59,s25ll, 0asII6 8529l89 i6, 49,
Dtti Notei Sstst+.f.'... SJ sol
lily White ..........................3 $40
itT for Lowry ...............2799
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TKAcHER,s FuNn-
sEXroN's REroRr-{wHrrE.)

Respectfully, submitted.
l, STRAUSS, Treasurer.
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Respectfully,
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD, City Clerk.
CITY coLLEcroR,s REPORT.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of jackson:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
School for Young Ladies.

A select school for young ladies will
be opened in this city September 10th
by Mrs. Mat Welch Hill on East Bel
KNAPP street, two doyIs below the resi-
dence of II 'bt. !McCnr', Esq. Mrs. Hill
will give instructions III all the classes
including French and Latin and the
higher branches of mathematics.
Music will also be taught and.the
school Will be complete in all its
branches aud just such Il one as is nee
essary 10 the proper and thorough
training Of young ladies' For rates
apply to the principal Mrs. Hill aisc
has vacant room in the house which
sh would like to rent to a single OF
widow lady who would be "A compan
ion for her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
PERSONAL.

John Fuman of Color, do is In the
city.
rank Goodman of Mobeetie Is in
city.
l.. j. Strong of Bowie was I'm the
city yesterday.
n. Flizhugh OF Sherman arrived in
the city yesterday.
w G. Harrison of Wise county Is
registered at the Metropolitan.
g.. w. Blackner and wife of Ladonia
have rooms at the Metropolitan.
j. NJ. Dawson returned yesterday
morning from a trip to Kansas Cty.
l.. S. Stearn of Sweeiwater is in the
city and stopping at the Metropolitan.
Henry Bordsley of Gordon came in
yesterday and is stopping at the Met
ropolitan.
Captain r. A. Tidball of tho firm
Tidball, NanZandt & &c. left this city
for New York last night.
Captain FL. l.. McLain, editor and
proprietor of the seymour Crcsset. paid
the GAZETTE Office a visit yesterday.
Mr.. Il. II. Rogers, representing the
firm OF G. n. Pain d Co, of Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, WIS in to see us yesterday,
NJ. j. Crawford of Dallas, the
popular breeder OF thoroughbred Me-
rino sheep. was in the city yesterday.
j. w. Kuox of Jacksboro. accom-
panied by his lady, passed through
town yesterday EN- route to st. Louis
Mr., George b. Loving left this morn.
ing for San Antonio OH II business trip
Tor the Texas Investment Company,
Nj. a. Chambers returned from New
YORK yesterday morning, having
made large purchases for the fall
trade.
f. NJ Gooiin, of Mubcctie, one of
the Panhaude's solid men was in the
city yesterday, and shook hands all
around.
Coon Dunman of Coleman arrived
in town yesterday from Kansas City
and went west on the Texas and Pa
cfic last night.
j. G. Carpenter OF Decatur was in
the city yesterday taking few days
recreation among the cattlemen of the
| Little Giant
p b. Hunt, the agent of tn,
Conanche and Kiowa Indians is il
| town, and Is being shown the sights
by Captain Lloyd.
+. NJ. Houts of Decatur, one OF Wise
county's wealthy cattlemen wa,
| in the city yesterday and looked in OIL
| the GAZETTE force.
Mr.. Charles Benton, manager of tn,
| Dallas opera house left this morning
after arranging for the presentation o
"Cinderill1' here on the 18th, 12tl
and 18TH OF October.
Frank Houston. the wealthy ayC
genial cattleman of Terrell, passed
through In Fort yesterday on his way
home. The GAZETTE received Il yer,
pleasant call from him.
Mir. james A. Pillsbury, represent
the staunch house of David Nicholson
of IT Louis, is in the city introducing
the Blue Ribbon brand Of Old Govern
mcnt Roasted Java Coffee.
:. r. Udell of st. Louis, one OF tn
GAZETTE 3 warm friends, accompani,
by f. l.. Udell and Charles <Schmeic
ing, two Of st. Louis wealthy citizen
passed through the Fort Yesterday an
lett last night on the west bound trai
on tour of inspection through Yves
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
Suits Filed.

In the district clerks Office Il. NJ.
Daggett has filed II suit to recover
81, coo on promissory note with VEN
dors lien attached against Joseph
Jamison and Jane Jamison. The
note was given by Jane Bragasau,
afterwards Mrs. Jamison, in part pay
ment of lots l, 3, 3, 4, 5 ana 6, in block
&C. A." Daggett's addition to the city.
In the same Office S. w. Venable d
Co, of Petersburg, Va, have filed suit
against w. Il. Barnett " Bros. for
81 ,233 secured by three promissory
notes given in the year 1881. VAT.
Barnett & Bros. failed while doing
business in this city in the latter part
of the year 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06

piece of beautiful jewelry. Nothing
adds so much to the appearance OF a
beautiful woman rs an elegant jewel
and no one article will contribute so
much to the happiness of n lovely
woman Us an ariisiically made ring,
hreastpin, brooch, watch or ear ring,
given by some loved one. A glance at
the advertisement of Howard Tully on
the fourth page will show that he has
in stock a complete line of beautiful
and attractive goods and those who
wish to purchase articles OF worth and
exquisite workmanship will find just
what they want at his place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
THE EVANGELIST.
The Gospel Tent Spread and the Services
gegin To-day-An Immense Crowd
Last Night.

pegin To-day-An Immense Crowd
Last Night.
The Rev. w. f.. Penn spread his gcs-
pei tent on the Texas and Pacific res
ervalion in this city about five O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and at eight
O'Clock last night fully five hundred
people had gathered under its spacious
folds to hear the great evangelist
preach his first sermon in Fort Worth,
In this however they were disappoint-
ed for Major Penn only formally open
ed the services, and after short prayer
and few general remarks he dis
missed the congregation Owing to
some delay in getting his mammoth
tent to the city he had not had time to
prepare seats for the vast crowd which
assembled last night. The first SER
mon will be preached in the tent here
this morning at nine O'CLOCK and there
will be services again at eight O'clock
in the evening. Major Penn extended
hearty invitations tor all to come to
his meetings irrespective of opinions
or religious beliefs. The Rev. NJ. b.
Smith Of Bolton is expected to arrive
here to-day and assist Major Pcnu
during the gull series of meetings,
which will last about two weeks. At
ter to-day there will be three meetings
each day until the meetings cose.
Mr.. Penn has most commanding
appearance and a remarkably fine bass
voice. and the large crowd last night,
and the evident interest displayed IN
the proceedings insures the success of
the meetings so far as attendance is
concerned. A large audience will no
doubt hear the Major to night when
ample preparations will have been
made to seat all who may be pr, sent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
Yhe Bi.r C:rcus.

Mr Frank G. PltsEer agent for W.
W. Coles coilosai shows, was in the
city Yesterday. These splendid shows
viii exhibit here on October "a, and
besides introducing all The acts com
mon to circus performances, will bring
before the publie some entirely novel
features. o. these, the twelve Arabs,
the first in the country, are wonderful
performers, and their juggling, sword
exercises, ana pyrlmids is something
that hiss never been witnessed here.
OF lie other attractions, 1t may be
said that Sampson is the largest ele-
plant on exhibition in the world
aud weighs 2,500 pounds more than
the celebrated elephant jumbo. The
aerial bicycle rider and the Russian
roller skater are marvellous performers
with entirely new spscialties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
special to Advertisers.

Beginning with October lst the
GAZETTE, in Differences to solicitations
from advertisers, will locate y limited
number of advertisements on the first
page. Fifty per cent. additional VIII
be chary, d for advertisements located
ON the first page; - per cent. Tor those
On the eighth ppge and lO per cent. for
those specially located on any other
page OF the paper.
AS p,csent contracts expire, no adj
vertiseincnt viii be taken at less than
the rates now established.
No ipiNettlseinrut For first page VIII
be contragiei prluf 10 October LIST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
The Courts.

One case occupied the attention of
the county court during the entire ses-
sion yesterday. 1t was the State VS..
Julia Larson tcolored), charged with
forsication and rehabilitation with one
Il. l., Morrison, "a white man. After II
long arr y of witnesses had been heard
on both sides and the counsel had
summed up ON both sides the jury re-
turned verdict OF gully" within y
few minutes after going to the jury
room. Court adjourned over until
nine o clock to day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
OLD GoyERNMENr JAVA.
Another novelty al Temple Place.


David Nicholson, one of the largest
importers and dealers in fine teas,
wines and condimSnts in The city OF
st Louis, has for "a number of years
enjoyed the reputation of giving TO the
public foreign and domestic goods of
standard quality only. The name and
trade mark Of this popular house has
ever been considered guarantee of
excellence, and tile handsome ana at
traetive style in which their goods are
put up has rendered them deservedly
popular among tlle retail trade. Their
career from the Beginning has been q
succession of surprises, and only u
short time since " hen he CT inion was
gathering forcet that the utimatinl
had been rcachdtb that the preparation
of real fine goods fer market had at
tanned perfection, they surprised the
trade anew by placing on the market
dollar package OF the Blue Ribbon
brand of Old Government Roasted
Java coffee. lt is needless to say that
the advent of the Blue Ribbon pack
age WAS hailed with delight Coming
from the popular houG of"sDavid
Nicholson, it was received on trust and
rapidly Won its wsE To public favor.
For the production OF this standard ar
ticle they have adopted high grade
OF genuine upmiXed Padang Java cof-
ice, ms ring the consumer unvaryiug
quality and superior excellence COM
bined. II. +, Pendery, proprietor of
the famous Temple Place, fancy
grocery, has secured through their live
representative, Mr. james 4. Pills
! bury, thoeNclusiYe agency for the city,
and this we regard as additional evil
/ dence that tue Blue Bibbon brand
stands eminently above any brand
of roasted coffee now on TIE market.
MIR. Pendery has arranged To handle
tie Blue Ribbon in quantities, and
/ will give special rates 10 the trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-06
airs. IiIil,s school.

As will be seen by announcement
elsewhere Ia t0-days paper, Mrs. Hin
viii open select school for yosmg
ladies in this city next Monday, the
10th OF September Mrs. Hill is TN
accomplished teacher and an estimable
lady, and school Tor young ladies Is
an Institution which has long been
needed and will doubtless be Well pat
ronlzed here. Instructions in all the
branches of a liberal education will be
given BY Mrs. Hill and those who at
tend will receive thorough training,