Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-22
In BRIEF.

Ten thousand bushels of wheat were
received here last week.
Just received at Spencer & fuckers
fresh lot of limberger cheese.
Ifyou have not tried our basket-fired
Japan tea, you have missed treat
COMBS, READ & Co.
The last of the demi-monde in Hell's
Half Acre were moved out yesterday.
The best lemons, grapes, melons and
other fruits at
Combs, READ Il Co.'s.
A fresh lot of Standard Royal patent
-four just received at Spencer ~ Tuck
er's.
! Ifyou want bargains in mems cloth
ing call at Washer e. August IS Hous-
ton street
A few boxes Gravely & Miller tobac-
co for sale at bargain.
COMES, READ & Co.
Co to Eastwood & King for Harper's
"Boroaenune" the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
The best ham in the n .kes is the
Magnolia, for sale by
COMBS, READ & Co.
The Curiosity Shop has moved on
/ Houston street, between Seventh and
| Eighth streets.
Try Harper's "Borodentinen tooth
| lotion; il just takes the cake. Sold by
EASTWOOD d King.
| One ofthe chief attractions about the
watermelon is that it decreases in price
as it increases in size.
Give Harper's Fragrant "Boroden-
tine" for the teeth n trial. For sale
by Eastwood & King
The fire-boys are working up their
ball with characteristic energy. 1t
will be delightful affair.
For the largest schooners of Anthony
e. Kuhn's ice cold beer go 20 Gay d.
Mayer, OH Houston street.
A fresh supply of Dozier-Weyl's
celebrated cream soda crackers just
arrived at
COMBS, READ Il Co.'s.
Underwear and one-half hose, hand
kerchiefs, linen collars and cuffs.
Washer u August, So Houston street.
Go to the Curiosity Shop for all
kind of household goods, Houston
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Valises, all leather, in brown, red
and orange, any size, just received at
the gents aud boys Quitting estab-
lishment Of Washer & August.
The city clock has pointed 1925 for
a week. AS no local Joshua has made
the sun quit business people are be-
! ginning to hint that the time is out of
joint.
The GAZETTE was treated to as fine a
peach as it has seen this season by Mr..
j. A. Gibson, who lives two miles east
of the city. If Mr.. Gibson has many,
more of the same sort we should like
to go out and stay week with him.
Joe w. Sim mons, proprietor of the
Curiosity Shop wishes to state to his
many friends and customers that he
has moved down on Houston street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets,
where he would be pleased to see
them.
An elegant assortment of shirts of
all grades. We are Just in receipt of a
with or without collars attached which
we are selling at Sl.50. Other houses
ask 81 70 for the same shirt. Washer
& August IS Houston street.
Summer clothing and gents furnish
| Ing ROOuS are uOW Utlle SOlu
than ever before offered in the city at
the popular dry goods house of Malone,
| Waller d Co. Their immense fall
stock will soon be coming in, and they
are obliged to make room for it conse-
Iquently everything is marked down
| to selK 4pYE>4Hl to e2allll and see
them. FIfP 4 4 nm 1hLl
We call attention to the Hay Pra
| - Ar Nfifnhnlt a. N
in this issue. This press has never
met its equal in the field of COMPETE
ton and we know of no man who can
show up the good points of a hay press
! Tor any other piece of machinery
more satisfactorily than Mr.. Mitchell.
Before putting your shekels in press
call and see him,
If you want anything in the cloth
ing line we can please you. True, cur
stock is somewhat broxen lowing to
the immense success of our clearing
sale) but we have goods enough lett
from which to make a selection, salts
factory as regards both style and price.
All we ask is call and If we can't suit
you We don't want To sell you. We
never force goods on to II man. We
recommend what we sell and that we
claim is n guarantee of iirst-class treat
ment. We are outiitters for men and
boys. Washer & August, 5S Houston
street.
+. p. Pendery Oh yesterday received
his first shipment Of the justly celebra-
ted Crawford cream cheese" fresh
from the creamery. Crawford's cream
cheese is without doubt the finest
cheese now on the market, and the
manufacturers acted wisely in giving
Temple Place Fancy Grocery the sole
agency for the city. Those who have
never tried the cheese can form no
idea of its superior quality by simply
reading this notice, and we advise you
to go straight to Pendery's and sample
the goods.
Last night GAZETTE minion think
ing it was the evening set apart for a
free lunch of cold grub at the popular
establishment of Capera d Bro,
wendell his way to their brilliantly,
lighted and handsomely decorated
parlor, and on entering found II
crowded with the honest lads and bon
ME lasses of the city. A few shaved
head dudes were present 1t is true but
not enough to mar the beauty of the
spectacle. The young ladies were
dressed to look their loveliest, and each
gallant escort seemed specially proud
of his charge. Till a late hour the
parlor was alive with the joyous mer-
riment of happy hearts, and with
eo,na the evening was one TO be long