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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
Married In a Coat Made for Lincoln

Wichita Eagle. ]-Mr, J. F. Mccoy,
of this city, exhibited at the fair last
week a coat cut and made for Abraham
Lincoln in 1860. It was during the
campaign and MeCoy's wedding had
been. fixed, He went to his tailor in a
harry for his wedding garments.
Mccoy being the same size as Lincoln
and his counter part in makeup, espe-
cially about the shoulders, and rhe tai
lor having Lincolns coat about finished,
and plenty of time to make another be-
sore it would be called for, let Mccoy
have the coat. He was married in it
and now preserves it as an heirloom.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
Notices:

The democrats of Phillips county are
called to meet in delegate convention at
PhiIlipsburg September 18th at O'Clock
for the purpose of putting in nomination
persons to fill the various county offices.
It is recommended that the township
primaries be held September 22nd at 2
O'Clock p. M. Basis of representation
the same as republicans.
@. j. VANALLEN,
Chairman.
G, Q. BARBER,
Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
Yesterdays Races.

In the half mile running race which
came off according to program, there
were two entries, a grey pony and a
bay pony from Logan, and resulted in
an easy victory for the bay.
The three minute trotting race two
entries were made, Old Eph owned py
Col. May and T. G. Hackley and the
g~ey horse by G.. A. Spaulding. Eph
had the choice in start but lost in the
first quarter, and failing to regain the
lead was beaten. On first heat time
81; second heat was also won by the
grey, time S:5; during this heat there
was no time that there was more than
one lengths difference, and was very
pretty race
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

G. A. Lewis has some very fine organs
on hand, for sale cheap, or viii trade
them for stock. Call at his Office and
examine them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

J. Page, harness maker on the west
side of the square, makes repairing a
specially. Also making all kinds of har-
ness TO order. st
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

And in fact everything usually kept
in a GENERAL STORE will be
found here at the lowest possible price
for CASH.
g. H. LEFFINGWELL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

ygIl , 5aks your risk At reasonable rate
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

nee =; N room Z, second HOor BlsseIrs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

they are Of the purest QUALIFY vi i s 1os
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

John Marehel . n Baseue. George Cbapman-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
The Difficulty Experienced IN Finding
Man In New York City.


The Difficulty Experienced IN Finding .
Man In New York City.
Recently, Mr.. Lubbock of the Texas
Investment company at Austin had
application from IA correspondent for q
tract of land in Hays county, the re.
puted owner of which was Mr. Samuel
Cohen of New York. AR. Lubbock
wrote to friend OF his In that inetrop'
oils, ask King him TO see Mr.. Cohen
about IT., no answer having been re
ceiyed TO letter directed 10 him ut
that point. The following is an cx-
tract from lie reply:
"Yours received. j looked in the
city directory AS you suggested for Mr..
Cohen and found several of him. In
this city there are 632 Cohens,of whom
80 are named Samuel Cohen. The
Others have most of the nance men
toned In scriptures, from Genesis to
and are of all occupations,
from peddler 10 merchant prince. A
dude was near by when counted
them, aud he said IL was quite q Coz
/ didn't Shoot him be-
cause happened not 10 be armed. II
Won can give me Mr. Cobcn's occupa-
ton. perhaps can spot the right man
for you, and will do 20 with pleasure II
possible
Mr.. Lubbock wrote again, telling
his friend 10 see all the Cohens, as the
OF the one wanted WAS not
He has not yet received u
repIy. but thinks he viii in the coufse
IF The next sis months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
nr,llInr ,ra,sr,a,

humnrn-- Rough lumber, boxing, N iprhss
nnu unucr, u,st.clRsa 81; stripping NM. sr,
,nox,ng ana nooiins, cirasx, els. thiois clrnYs,
Nnnd ~, S., r,uph lumber, soeoni clsss
siN lolst aud scantling, cNllN, So
HriNv~. tlfft common whltc nine So 90
hcvond do. Se third dc. US; poplar. NJ M ma
uNe mnc saoc@2 60 do II. sss; native
nnisstp IiiMarI -Roxing lcinches ana
under, sb 0'tas or do ifSS, syS u0as 90,
synntling, 1olst Cr eiy common lumber
t;;u. WNeaS .s boxing over " mrhcs, sainsa
~ wv ,hlak CLEARS A 10 t,SAnd s, Sal VQsl,f2 81
SECOND class. nny kind, SllttStej ~
nhstsrD Ann MArciinn FLooRfNts---r irst
cinsS, w; second class, cal.
WMlrhPINk FunSfHffiNi 1uhRSp---iis, IL
md ginoh white p,no $40, inch do, es6.
NHlhiNe.-hrAprn or fi;AINs-First cam.
mon white plne, *. Sa.acs ID do, ssu "a do, sa,:
RoesHI x, W'aoS poplar, u, ttlso; nntiyep pins.
!, f,orsAn iumnrR.-iil, ~, and Inch, Gas;
.SniNaLts.-w White pine A, "a: do shaded A.
brand 8; do No, :, elso; DO So.s, si.ils native
sawed bcait si,ye snpg, Sl25.
fluklif - White pine, dressed and headed.
square or nat, ~. yellow pino do. ST. lnth, 81
LiMr, ctNt,sr ErC--iime, Ausitn, tlpS
per Dbl, Cement, IoniRyilln on Roserois, rSSn
Per bhli Portland, % % per bbi. Plaster rnrin
New York or Michigan. o. per bbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

trees, if protected. Third, the cows
eat up more filth (slops and rindsj
than they drop. Fourth, a good COW
or cows in Il neighborhood dispense
milk to many sick, and are thus bene-
factors. Therefore, keeping "a few
private cows in town so iarfrom being
a nuisance we believe we have demon
stated to be an advisable sanitary
measure. The above facts are sub
mitted for the calm consideration OF
the city authorities; and we hope they
will weigh the mater well before
yielding to the popular cry.of "Down
with the cow" Such a step rs banish-
ing or combining all cows owned by
families in town would work injustice
and hardship not only on owners. but
would be seriously felt in time of sick
ness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
A Libel Suit.

Detroit, December 2l.-Last year
DIR. Mclean, demonstrator OF anatomy
in the medical department OF the state
university, aud "A distinguished sur
geoi, and physician, was charged with
adultefous relations with d lady p'-
iient from Canada, publication being
made In the Evening News, two
cent afternoon paper. DR.. Mclean
brought suit for libel, and the paper
undertook 10 justify its statement. but
the Jury rendered verdict for s2loW
damages. The case was appealed TO
the supreme court, which this morn
ing affirmed Judgment Of the court
below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

The average COW is scdUeBGer, eat
| ing and converting into wholesome,
life-giving fluid what Is or would be-
come If thrown on the ground n
source of danger-the kitchen scraps,
and also all vegetable garbage, such as
fruit rinds, etc., thus performing an
important hygienic junction. One
GOOD cow in neighborhood does vast
good in time of sickness, where, for in
stance, Il precious life depends upon a
daily supply of pure milk. How often
does the physician in case of some sick
child whose mother for whatever rea-
son cannot nourish 1t, prescribe fresh
pure milk, obtained from the same
COW. If possible?u and how often, too,
does life depend upon this one point?
And we know whereof we spcak--one
family in Fort Worth furnishes
the sick for weeks and for squares
around with an abundance OF the NE
giving fluid. The value of milk in
sickness is little understood or appre.-
ciated by Others than physicians, but
when it becomes Known
that few Il any OF the
dairymen around Fort Worth resist
the temptation 10 stretch out their
supply by drafts upon the waters OF
the Trinity aud that minnow an
inch long has recently been poured
out of the cream,pot into boarders
Gun. at one of the town boarding
houses. your readers will perhaps have
n better idea of the sanitary value OF
pure milk. 1t is well known, that
milk from stall-kept and stalled cows
is unwholesome.
With reference to the antagonism OF
COWS to shade trees, we Will say. III the
first place, it is popular iailacy. thnt
shade trees in city are conducive 70
or productive of health. we know
some will he startled at a proposition
which strikes mt the root OF one oi lne
oldest and most popular theories OF the
interchange OF oxygen aud carbon Dy
the vegetable Kingdoms, bat we clte
no less authority IN proof OF our asser-
ton than the international SANITARY
congress, AT its late meeting ID owitNer-
land. That "ahade.trees IN cities are IN
salubriousu was one OF the solemn oe-
Of this body, composed ol
the wisest, most learned men OF tne
worjd-men who have devoted the
whole OF their lives 10 the lnVes'isn-
tion OF the causes OF diseases, ana 10
the formulation of sanitary iaws--aiio
whose opinions therefore are the opin,
IONS of experts, and are worthy OF
respect.
KIT as the tree mania has strong
hold on our citizens, nothing more
need be said on that subject. but we
viii only argue, that II the trees are I
nronerty protected after being
i,lanted. as are those on fourth anu
'nnar for ipstaDce,.a cow would Nc
noweriess, 70 nip the buds, eyen u she
, uy a roaming COW. and the writer be-
';eves ne have few of the kind here.
10 srnmarise, therefore q
Eirst. sbada-trees are not necessary
n haaIrb. and pure milk IN. Nor are
he two necessarily nntagonistie.
second, tile COWS will mol huft tn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22


Wool Medium, according 10 Grade, quality
and condition, ne "a NV An0secnitiihf 81
grade, quality ana rOnJitipn,iyfo ~ tr,iso
according 20 grade piWAiy aus sqnfiiiun, 10
Ia lFv. Mexican impfpF a, huconilng Ia grade
qualify aud condition, u tslh; Mcslcsn, 40.
gofiing 20 grade, quality hhd condition, "
hufrua
iiipfl-N No, l,thenyyfint dry \, ~ q, M.
n N l2lso No. 2, listt mint, Il n slfc bulls ana
heavy. Ian ngsd, IN alsc, cali sktns and lad.
~ damaged, 4 ~ i@5o. ltfean tali.d, souu.l
4 n ic ersce sailed, grobhy, y or butchers
green, Y " hkh
FIlHs-Akudk ioa2oc; farcoon, sOaio,,
cayote-. oboe; mounlaln wolf, aoeHlc, FOX,
.alt be-.
rEiTiJts r. Nominal, season sver. Den,
skins, y NJ a0pD antelope etins. n I, it@piS
goat sLina, aayh ieaB25 sboep pslti,. according
Ia amount ~ wool, snuasup; shcarlitig,, ~.
ronling 20 amount of wool, l0mla,; Mcxiean
sheep polia, y N NGtlto. Mexican nltep pelts.
improved, li@I2c. MoSloan sheop Rileri,ngk'
t.Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

washington, Dccemher y, = A
meeting OF the bar was held in the su.
preme court room to-day to take APP
proprlate action In respect to the death
OF Judge Jere Black. Senator Ed
munds was called to the chair, and
Mckinney chosen secretary, Eulo-
CYSTIC addresses were delivered Ivy
Merrick, Emory, Ashton and w. IL.
Smith. senators Bayard, Vance and
Garland and Representative Hopkins.
Resolutions expressive OF the high
character and attalnments of deceased,
and the great loss TO the country sus-
tanned by his death, Were adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
SEVERAL or THEM.

A SAMARITAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
Cotton.
Cotton,
mnrkei WIS active. Tho Quotations


psis,A-.Alblon, solid black, .: simpson.
solid Dlnfs; VI. albion, slissfpriy.H Albion,
shepherd rlslu, 8; American. fdncy, u ~,
e n'h, mDuy VI Aliens double pink. w Ar,
nuids fancy. Gif Cosheeo fancy, ~; knics.
eFbocker fancy. Y Merrimnck fancy, ~: sia-
Iion nncy ~: Orion furniture. y; berwick.
~. DaBkifh. ~. Hamilton check. ..
BLHscuEn SifgHrITs AID HBtErf>0..-
BkIlatdyaleiD- nch, ~; cbgpsnhn w jnen, ~;
l.on5dhle sSipcii. ": LpDsiuln esiinbfie. MI
Fluit Of the Loom, ~: Now York Mills, Ins3;
WaI1suits, I1i<. Pembroke o.. rs. fssDbrolps
~. y; Pembroke ~. 20. Pembroke vs.. ~;
Pembroke iv,l. ~ Hope. aincIi. I; ito<t
bud iB-;ueiy, y King Bee tsinibrir. ~.
Bisows riibsI1aC AID hufhris q "A utD-
lis a ~; atlanta A "; indian Head \; In
dian gsrdsiiek w Poea!.onias q. ~ pis,I.
Pembroke jof, M Enterprise y, u. --7~--
DUcsk-rfultyine eosy ~; csDi4. Hsysn's
": Well Point soz:, u west Point Lon, y
CoL0nEp Brcsso--hDchof E,. tc.s Anchor
III. ": Bssion Oh, ~; Bosipn xx. 1911
BOSTON toz., ~; Coneofd ipqx.. ~
csioss nc, 81: cords AOE, 10; Aerthun,
AZ p g A,s; n.sn q s "A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

That Washer & August are the lead
crs of fashion.
That they are attentive and polite to
their customers.
That they give value received in
every instance.
Aud that every sweetheart, mother
or sister in Fort Worth will find a
suitable present in their stock to give
to their beaux, their sons or their
brother. Selah!
THE title of this article is Dor
rowed from the Evening Democrat. J
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
Suitable Christmas Present.

A scarf, q dozen linen handker.
chieis, nohby hat, n stylish overcoat
q fashionable suit OF clothes. We saw
any OF the above articles win will be
suitable for present and we charge
you nothing for the information. We
carry them for sale, though. Please
don't forget that.
WASHER & AuGusr,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
"our Friends,

S. NJ. Galloway and Ed. Kelly. who
were running "Our Friendsl saloon,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Gal
loway Is now sole proprietor Of "Our
Frlends'o saloon and viii he glad TO
meet his friends and the public ut the
old stand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
B TO THE kline.
the Cow and the Babe
rom n Physician.

e"N tht D"psN'
rom n Physician.
re.
lar cry now is, 1.-THE town
BIZ
IN time there was 81 popu-
IN the witches,u and woe
Ian who dared oppose it.
Ste and bigoted ignorance
stain upon the 'scutchon
me memory of which even
q blush to the check of
lean Let us not be hasty
z The COW. Let us reflect
aud zee If something can
IN ex tenuation of keeping
without the owner being
20 con inc her.
espec fully to submit a few
lpints Tor consideration, be-
ihicipa,l edict shall go out,
ne CIV, or what is worse,
n her. hnprimis, there
fparatively few cows
kept by families in Fort
Ba ! am safe In saying all
Y OF them rs soon ~ they
and liberated In the MORN
'yht to the prairie for grass
Is the river and Sycamore
ne only places where they
yer. When they come up
~ either lie around the lot
y are turned in, $50 the
ot their drpredatiops, and
'h shade trees, are csagger-
.ment from so small n num-
&c, especially in the very
!, condition of this town,
W amount TO an appreci-
e plus or minus. III the
.ept scrlpulously clean In
spects, this feature-fiith-
lfged with some show OF
nd, while acknowledging |
humber Of predatory COWS, |
out q town, city or village,
an intohrabie nuisance,
Kept by families here are
advantage than "A as
argued from any
ana notably from a santa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

tEAfN.
Nav oRLnANs. December gl.-- Conn -
Scare and Arm; mixed nnd white, 81. yoi.
uw fNM
oA,a3-. Higher and scare, g.
PROVISIONS.
FLOuH--Iull pnd unchanged: nimliy 4 N
a 81, hitch grades I 62ltag5 o.
Cons MhAL-- imHnd fhir nd prices IA her;
dA@2S,.
puRR--New mess scarce NJ 10 o.
LAED-Higher icfce renucd sjSGp: kcg.
~.
Hulk MEAry-Illglicr and Ia good demand;
shoulders, packed, D ~, long clear and clear
rio. : 55af M
BAcos--searec and fIrni shoulders 0; no
sides.
HAa3--Choice sugar.cured cnnvnsscd nrm
and unchanged; lfhilS
NHisKr-steadyi Western reotted 0,a
I@.
suGAR-M Market dull ana unchanged;
common 10 good common 5,SdiiA. fnir To
fuily mir 6H5L prime 10 choice blEei5lk,
yellow clarified WegejG white clarified ~
m7ti.
loirFn--pull ana unchanged; common 10
prime lWalSls
MoLhssls--Dnll; unchanged; centrifugal,
1902 common 2Oap2j. i1r Ssiyg prime TO
choice S)f4i.
ltIeg-Quot and steady: ordinary 10 choice
st,Ht6t.
Bn1s STEADY and in fair demand,
ut ek.
CniTos sEED ou.-stchdy unchanged nnd
In .demaud; prime crude 5J,sGG; summer
yellow 8l@ii.
PRODUCE.
HAY.--choico In f,ir demand at i7@i7l<.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Furniture licedstsads, Imitation wrinut
each, o. bcspI ~ all walnut ~ SOC 10 ol t1a.ys,
wood seat, y dog, e1 7b@T W; chne aud rattan
real. - 00av 70; cane tsat, dining, sIa1te2D ",
60 0Uelu0p camp and rockers, each. ii 80
zJQ Mirrors, arch t9pa. \ don. Enossi2 ~
Tables. round, s2eoeSt ~ ~ icaf, " spsys y:
wash stands. Il 2,est vi bed epriugs, 81 s5al1 10
baby Carriages, ~ 3DaA = Y
Crorkefy--,yO teas, y dos. u Hini ~ W a
aged. N So. fallen tlidea ieqyc less urg k1.lfsd,
4 u JOG. green shifted, n % 70; green tuteEer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

c.rrLg-. Receipts 1867. market dull and X
.1.s.,,,on n .l,ole,, I, ,sc n. tb,istsaas
steers 1901 or, genera. sales 6 60i2D ".
HuExr- Bcceipts .7,zv. good drnI; natives
2 ~ prime 10 choice 8yEa42r extra ~
Christmas fauitonb 0oss W: few selected
wefhsrs W lambs o 2b4I0o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Ei.ouR = stanards Royal Patent. Suo
" hhli nRchH, - MON ~ v 100 MS, No, i,.Nss
per 100 lbs Sa Nosf2 %. No z g "a. com meal
Der buEhol. hhcl huIninS ANA gi1tk. "A nm,
@He Oatmeal, n hiatt hill, sfsb. l'racsen
wheat, w, dc urnckerp X soda Gar,, NX
soda, hA@ei NNN nnda. dlse. cieanl ec', rim.
In lig,t receipt, eocasl, W. TO quaiity and
condition,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
New York.

New York. December ai.-eoysrnnsss
Hsilssys, Irregular.
States, dull,
stocks opcned ffr0ng and higher and ad-
vanced lssS< Canadian Pacific leading, sell
ing up 10 t55s; MS usual OF late flih Union In.
cifc was a feature fislaS ~, reclining ~. and
recovering 10 7oIs. Goncini llst Hraksn.d
soon after opening on st.ienieHtA that the
Burlington d quincy hild assumed aggIes.
siye altitude and wogid not enter The pool
on the conditions made pn0llc. 1hft caused
a general decline from midday until nearly
two, when market WIS steady ana nrm WIN
rally OF ]. 10 IL. II WAS reported tho NORTH
western eompsny had sigulned their inien-
ton ufJofning the pool. tins onlrlals OF tlils
city, however. neither denied or nfiifined The
ramon. iaie 81 the afternoon lnipn heiilg
Lecims depressed and broke, dsiiining 70
~ againss 5Dl, .arlier In the day. a scnsn-
tlonal story was started 70 the dstfiinent 81
Union Pacific, and bfoknrS who nanhiy act
"a for Sage were free scilefs. Iiiv irn1tHc-
Dons daring the last hour were creini9'is,
which changed hfnds ~ tho
iAst thirty minutes. Tho brceh was aus
to Z raid Of Tie hears. Tie decline aifeeisd
the general markets.. rides,, compared With
eific - lower. 81 Paul & goFthh EFT ~,
northern Pacific x, preferred =. oregon
7'rsnscontlneltal =, Oilaini * Wabash X,
Louisville & NASHVILLE n, and iii other ae!ive
ion quincy. Illinois Central, Kansas q
iexas and Michigan tcntfai, hoseseI, wore
y 10 * higher. Western Union. Scw Jeffey
t4ntini, New York Central aud Aitsonu
lent AZ X per cent. fos asr to-day: ckiesgo.
Miiyauk &c q 81. raul 10. applied ~ tne
stock exchange for listi IS ,a>slOD addlt sonai;
It's einDesDta5 per cont 20 year bonds. and
Manitoba for iitupg lJ2,xJ itg . per cent
cousyl BOMBS fran .aelonr s.5cyq.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

ro'DAr's auorArioss.


hrG tH--Marilct quoted dun, DIonld "a:
confoGtlonsrs ": graduated ".
MOLAasns- sielsdy; market moderately me-
tive.
Kick Fsir and firm; domestic t@s.
JoHl.-- Dull.
cur hrATs dull and nominal.
JAAp- weak, prime steam o "a.
WOOL.
Wool steady, quiet: Teras ii92f.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

What do you need in our linee Let
us Know either through the mail or by
personal call. We can supply your
wants. We are outtitters for men and
boys. WASHER Il August.
Cor. Houston and Fourth Sta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Ilyerpeol.

LivEnrooL. December al.--t oiion--Spots
closed moderate, inquiry freely met.
Middllng upnda.,.,.,.,s,... ,,.,.,.ns.,.,., D,.hN
lblO
sales 500; American d,an.
For export and speculation 200
Imports 1870: American, 1900.
Futures closed easy, letI higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

ARE YOU MISERABLE through
indigestion, sour stomach or ,onsun,p-
ton? Ackec's Dyspepsia Tablets We
guarantee will relieve you. II. N.
Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Before making purchases don't fail
to examine Max ElHer's line Of
watches, diamonds and jcwelry. He
can save you money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

HUNDREDS WRITE they owe
their life and present good health to
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, etc. Sold
by l.. n. Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

For fine furniture buyers always ex-
anime what Fakes IL Co. can show;
and from the cheaper grades to their
81, 900 set they can I'LL any order.
Call upon them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

a fine assortment of selected wagon
woodwork; also all kinds of black
smiths tools and material at Henry d
Peaks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
Giving Goods Away?

No; not quite. We are selling them
at reduced prices. What do we carry?
We are too well known to need men
ton that. Anybody can tell you.
WASHER & AUausr,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Don't forget TO go TO Max Elsef's To-
day and make your selection for
Christmas aud avoid the rush on Mon
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
Houselcepers and Consumers.

viii save money by buying wrlslev,s
soaps, which are sold by all grocers I
Among their celebrated brands are the
Linen, White Velvet,p German
FAMILY" English Blue,n "Old En-.
glish,", Gold Medal, S-pound BAR
each bar wrapped In a colored table
napkin; also, their New Tidy snan
2-pound Bar" each bar wrapped in 4
japanese tidy, made of pure Vegetable
OH and tallow. The best is the cheap-
est, BE sure and see that each bar or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

:. MEAT,--sup@f ~, VaniA, li,tc. 4, q. e. n.
Ehcon, lio, &c. bacon, "a. lo,t cl.,sy NJ
~ W, &c. dry ALT. sl.. =" -
a, nAap-Iiercps, pAc, 80 ann ~ n cans. tp.c,
~ " ,N.us vo,, 10 10 cans. ioisc 40 cans, iuf's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22
Thn Rermnr Stnhent

Would probably have been in good
circumstances had he known our
clearing sale was in progress before he
purchased his last outfit. This is (of
coursel confidential
WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Fourth SITS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-22

Try Valley Mills combination COW
feed: and ask your grocer for my bolted
meal.