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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Shoe Department.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.

LOT 12l. Mems Fine Sewcd Calf Shoes, Con
gress, plain toe, only three dollars and u
hall, Wcnar a Samueis price i've dollars
LOT 172. Mems Fine Scwed nlfShoes, But
Ton, only three dollars and "a half, Wcnar 4
Samuels price five dollars.
LOT 1872. Mems t1ne Custom-mnde Scwed
Calf shoes, In Lace, Button and Congress,
only four dollars, Mcnar 4 Samuel's price
six dollars
LOT 1876. Mems Philadelphia Custom.made
Congress, only four dollars ana u half
Turks price six dollars and n half
LOT ITS. Mems Fine Sewed cali shoes, Lace,
only two dollars and n half, Wenar 4 sam
uel's price three dollars and a half
LOT 1877. Men'sFine Cable Screwed Scotch
Bottom shoes, only three dollars, Wenar y
SmgSs price our ,S 6oiI srw ana an hat Shoe.
Lace, only two dollars and n half, Turk 5
price three dollars and n half.
LOT 29S. Mems Fine Sewod Cali shoes,
Scotch Bottom, Hand -sewed, only Ave dol.
lars, regular price seven dollars and "a half.
LOT 500, Mems Fine French Calf Button
shoes, pointed toe, hand'Sewrd, only hNe
LOT ISL. Mems Dom Pedro Buckle Shoes,
only Two collars. Turks price three dollars.
LOT 6S7 Mems Fine Screwed BoN-foe
Shoes, only one dollar and threequai tiers,
wenar & Samuel's price three dollars.
LOT S6s. Mems Fine Sewed shoes, Congress
BoNroe, only one dollar and half, Wenar
x Samuel's price two dollars and I, hall.
LOT e64. Mems Fine Sewed English Balls,
only two dollars, Turk price three dollars.
LOT 1888 Mems Fine Plain Calf Peggcd
Shoes, only one dollar and thrcc-quar.ers,
wenar y Samuers price two dollars and
three-quarters.
LOT 1871. Mems Plain Peggcd Calf Brogans,
ON one dollar and Il half, regular price
two and u quarter.
LoT2s. Boys Fine Veal Calf Button aud
Lace shoes. only two dollars, Wenar Il
Samuel's price three dollars.
LOT 81. Boys Dom Pedro Buckle shoes, only
one dollar aud n half, Wenar & Samuel's
price two dollars.
l0I So. Boys English Bal. Shoes. only one
dollar and a half former price two dollars
LOT 6A2. Mems line begged calf boots only
Two dollars and half, Wenar & Sntnuol't
price three dollars and sew, nty.ilNe cents
LOT i62 Mems line peggcd calf boots only
three dollars, Welar & Samuels price ioui
dollars.
LOT aga Mems fine sewed calf boots, q
splendid article, only three dollars and q
half former price five dollars.
LOT 246 Mems extra quality finc scwod
calf boots for four dollars, Wenar * sam
uels price five do lars and half
LOT Ale. Mems No, quality Tine pcgge
cali boots only four dollars, former price
five dollars and II half,
LOT llS Mems best quality fine STANDARD
screwed calf boots only four dollars ana
half, Wonar 4 SamueFs price SIX dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

how II Is accomplishment the eyi.
dences of progress 10 be seer on all
sides II 10 them II mystery. They see
the railroad facilities already secured
and those which are surely and soon
10 be added the public senool system
and the new two-story school house
completed or In course OF erection in
each ward OF the city; the newly COM
pleted opera house, tasty In appear
ancc, ample and convenient in nccom-
nodat,ons; the street railroads IN
operation and under way; the manu-
featuring industries, In their infancy
vet, but Invested with promising life;
the splendid sidewalks and pnvements;
the numerous banks and their ninssive
buildings, the business housesin every
line. rivaling in size and stocks carried
those of any city in Texas; the. nunier-
ous church houses; and every thing, IN
fact except hotel building Of appro'
pirate size. When people see these
tldngs accomplished, and reflect INIT 2
few, very few, years ago, foii
Worth was a struggling vi
LACE sci down In The SLACK
mud they wonder why II Is. 10 those
who have seer the city As n small
town. who saw IL ln the days OF hope,
| lessness and knew the nerve ana
money required 10 start the boom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

LOT 10, Mems best quality red shakei Han
mel undershlrts, only one dollar and sew
cnty-fiNc cents; regular price two uollars
and a halt.
I.OT ~ Mems extra quality scareilaannc
understands, only one dollar and n bait reg
uar priye two dollars and n Quartet.
LOT VI. Mems nrcst white shaker flannel
undershlrts, only ono dollar and seventy
hvc; Wenar " Samucps price two dollars
and n half.
LOrs. Mems fino white shaker undcrshirts
only one dollar and n hale Wcnnr 4 Snn-
ucl'S price, two dollars md u quarter.
.4,Dl :. Meas best pud heaviest all wool
knit scarlet undotshirtS only one duiinrnnd
hall. W, & SIS, pr,cc, - ~
lurM Mems heavy NIL wool scarlet un-
dcrshirts only sisi FORMER price. 81.
LOT ~, Mons ilnc all wool white knit un-
dorshirts only 81 so w. 4 SIS price e. -
LOT IS. Mons fine white nicrinu under
shirts only ono dollar, former price one
dollar and "A half.
LOT ~. Mems line in,rinu UNDERSTANDS only
scvcntN.nvo cents, former price ono dollar
AND u quarter
LOT 100 Mems fancy mixed undershirs,
"tnlcutta,' only one dollar nnd "a quarter,
Turk = price, two dollars,
LOT 80. Mems fancy "Anstraliunn wool I'm.
dcrshirts, only one dollar and u hniI w, q
SIS. price, two dollars aud n quarter.
lprW. Mems fancy knit stripped underrhlTts.
only eighty-nvc cents, W. " Ss, price one
dollar and hall.
LOT lei. Mems blue mixed wooden under.
shirts only 81; Former pricO, 81 20.
LOT. Ladies' aud gnntiemcns silk, linen
hcms,itchcd and printed bordcrcd hundker.
chiefs Mt nhout onc,half the usual prices.
bUT-. Ladies' cloaks, olmnn's and al.
STEERS at less than Wholesale Eastern prlccs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Hat Department.

LOT 1901. Mons finest quality soft felt black
hats only three dollars ana Il hall. Monar
Nsamucl's price fvc dollars.
LOT 1910. Young mona Getty style" finest
black felt hata. only three dollars nntl
half former price dive dollars.
LOT ljii. Mons nobhy low crown lntest STYLE
black and brown felt hats, only Two dollars
anu hall, regular price three dollars and u
LOT iSls. Mems black. blue ana brown sin
felt hats, only two dollars aud quarter,
former price lhtce dollars and u hall
LOT lsSL Mems extra qnplty ttnc hlnck
dollars. actually cost nVe dollars aud q half
mud sold by Wenar u samuel FOR eight dul-
lars.
LOr7lio, Cowmon's heavy weight black Jolt
hats, host quality, only siN dollars former
price eight dollars and q half
IOr7D7. COwmpn'S drab felt hntH, Hunters
Best, only i've dollars, Molvin's price
eight dollars,
LOT 1911. "buckskln,' the cowboys pride,
Wide hrim, medium crown, the beat goods
mndc. only six dollars and "a half MglyIu's
piicc ten dollars
Lor7l7. "stotson's" best cpwmnna In, for
SIX dollars; sold everywhere Tor ten dol
Lon 727 Mons fine cass. hats biack. only
one doln ana u hull; former price two dol
Lor2@. Mems good quality black cnss.
hats, only one dollar nnd quarter WonHr
n Snmue's price two dollars
Luf 2i2. Mems dab fur huta, only Two dol
lars former price three dollars.
LOT 70l Mems white fur hats. good quality,
four dollars.
LOT i0l. Mons fine black wool hats, only
ose dollar anu quarter: former pTicu Two
collars.
LOT 701, Mems fine black wool hate, only
one dollar, Regular price ouo dollar and q
half
LOr GJ7. Mems pearl wool hats, broad bflin,
only one dollar, Wennr n SAinucl's piicG
onu dollar ana u half
LOTION. Bpye nno felt hats, extra quality
only two ii liars, former price three dollars.
LOT l0i. hoys' stun cass. hats only one dol
lar, former price one dollar aud a hnlf.
LOT iOl. Toys fancy blue, black and drnb
cASs. hats, only kcNcnty.tivo ccnth, regular
price one dollar ana "A quarter
LOT i0i Boys black wool hats only finy
cents regular price one dollar,
LOT 5Oi McDs' genuine Scotch caps orly
soventy.hyc cents, Wennr a samuel price
ono dollar and - duarlcr
LOT jB. Mems hne tiik Cups only my cents,
Wenar 4 samuel price one dollar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Furnishing Goods Dept.


LOT Sisl, Mems best quality scarlet Shaker
flannel drawers, only one dollar and sew
two dollals and "a half,
LOT SslS Mems extra line quality scarlet
shaker nanucl drawers only one dollar and
half, former price, two dollars and n quar-
ter.
Lpr 5lsi. Mems heavy all wool scarlet
drawers only one dollar and quarter reg
ulnr price, two dollars,
LOT biSl. Mems host white shaker flannel
drawers only ono dollar ana seventy hive
cents, Wcnar 4 Samuels price two dollars
LOT $40. Mems nne white shaker flannel
drawers only one dollar and n half. former
utiu urnwVtH onls Hl'S CENTS i"V"cV pF'ro
ses eny-hys cents, 49,, ,..,,.,. ,,,,,o,.,,o,
Ann dra,vcrs onl,, ,hiri v'nyc ,cnis W.nar
a sa,nueis' nTtv crnts.
l,fT IisS NIenis host md heaviest bieached
canton flannel undorshirts.o only one dollar;
wcnar and samuol's price, one d.llar and
half.
LOT ~; Mems me nleaenei canton ga unn me-
nnr s,,,, ,,,,, lnitor NM vrn
mar Shhuei price, ono uoih' anu t"'"-
H,nye cents:
~ 80; nch uhp ~ '" , ""n ,
unuetshi a on,H my oon'N' '''"o' p'l'V'
hure ,nlS ny ~, 1919. ,a,t,,, ,,..,,., ~
LOT Isl, Mems best quality nieanhcd can,
%,, i.nu ui uinWe,s, ,,nus "iS M, d ~,
,itu uVS, PoSHiu, i'',''iiN'' 'i's y''v 1914
Wenur N H""'"c' P''"'' "hc ""i"' "n"
nirIguvso1 h's ,,,,s ,,o ,,.oo,ad canton, ar,,,.
- -, 49,.
trs, onlS siN'S-hNe contS' iornoi price, ono
unniia,;; ST., ,.t..,..., ..,,,.,. ,.,,.,
iVl ISL. Mon nnplenunvu vnnton uh',,el
VIM, ~, ona. my o'"'s' '"'i'0' PiiV'' H''-
N nty ynia cents ,.,.,.,, ..,.,.
i'pi Wv, meh WnlW ,,mcrlno uraWers, uny
seNoh.y,nNe , roI,s, Munn S"n'ucis
pI',o ohu uoiinr nnu u ,luIlv w ,.., 80.
Lot 10. ihulcs me an WOOL schtivl Vests
nnu pnnS Only 49, sun Wcnnr " 'Nni n
nvS na,yv Scv i"'s' "'e '"o o'S' H'o"S
g., mnhu"o.ulnus - a. ~. -,
LOT T. ladies very fine s'ailct lambs
Wooi Nrr's anu yn nn ON! 90" NchH
o.nncis ptloS 3vp' -, -,
i-p' ~ inu'oa IVY ~ V"sunhc'v WppI N,sN
| Wy P""Vs oniy S%VV SUI" fo'ho' price
@W
| LOT II. ladies' fine cashmere vests and
| pants only one collar and half u suit
Former price two dollars aud hair.
horn Indies mnry Trimmed tne,lno yrs's
amy one Jollnr. Former urlee one dollar
and a half
| -,
LOT 10. ladies, me mtrino vests only MY
crn,S' "ehhf " S"ilu"is price hoNuh'y'hN'
! cchth'
! LOT 10. ladies ilnc mcrino vests and
pants only eignty cents suit; former price
one dollar and u half
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

LOT e6ii. Mems Fine Custom-maee FroclS
ana sack suits, handsomely finished, only
twenty live dollars, Webar Il Samuel's
price iorty-dollars.
LOT 1904, Mems Fine Black English
and n half regular price thiriy.two dollars
and half.
LOT aOo9. Mems "Princc Albert coats md
vests ofiinest English worried, twenty ,tol-
lars, Wenar ~ Snmuels price THIRTY ,iOlars.
LOT i6ii: vs. fancy cashmere suits only
twelve dollars.
LOT a1@s. Boys fancy plaid suits only -four
dollars and n half Wcnar n Samuol's price
s seven a9ilafs
,',, ny. D9ys nancy cashmere SUITS,
s,n,el g nrjce lily Ee uo''arS' "en"r
~, ~, Priye clght uoiihrs, ~ 49,
Iot 'ii i bois an Wool fancy scotch
a 1, o'i! hNe uoh"rs' rtSuiH Price cisht
n2,iars,
'u w, 90, po3 InhcS rhlA.u Cnsslinere
n ,ri V o9 ELL uoiiaro' Ncner " Saihuei
Price r VI ap,ihis -, -
~, o,ou. DoSS nl Wooi ieaNy ScolGh
SUITS SUITS Vnis ven uoiIhis' Nehhr Shlhuei
1 Or iG.a. Hovs' iinc Scotch coss,mere sr,,s
i've dollars. regular nrice eieh dellars.
LOT i33s. I,oys' fancy Se1ich cashmere
Snits oniv siy Jollars lysrnr I. Sa,,neifs
,ri.,, ~, a ii 80 ''''' "'''"' :" '7''u''
IoT .5oa. t'hiiJ's union cassiuerc coat
and pants ONLY one dollar and n half. regus
Inv mice three ,loitars $3.50 = ''''' 30"
three dollars Wennr.S samnei's price ioir
dollars and n haii f''N0
\ nl' pnn I'bii,l'S Nnth,, S,o,ch ,oa,a aud
,a,,s ia, ,n,,r ,,insy n',e,,,,i ,ri ii :.
h"iiors ~ N holT ''''''' '''PP P'' On
4 pTrirG chiid's f,n.,. cossir,ora suits r,r
- JiI,r 'rrai ~ i,,i' ,V
aon IN, To''"''' i''PP' pi''e S'N uo''"ia anu
81 ,a,o C,t,t,, ,,,,o,. ,o.r,,,., ,,,,,,
, 80 iII,,s'u ? i'l.S '1 hs S
U iy ~ ~, ,i,n n'iu q 'ii nie Sam
NJ ,tan ,'Snifd's III ,rnoi Gcn,c, coote
-, .",,,s ni. ~ LII, $500 III ,Iraa'
ana pants, oniy Iwo collars dii ana tnIee,
i iuir 'eis' ii'pP9 Piioo i""f uo'''fi anu ="
~ a,o, ,,hu1,, nro ,i,,o ca.,t,,o,,, s,,i,s
,, ~, LIInrs a., ny IVY Vic Trnn,is nri,e
| on,! ein uo'''iS "'u " ''''i' Twp l"'N0
..n uo'I"''
LOT 1il5. Childs Scotch cassimere coats
and pants for Jour dollars and hair,
Trepp' lricc seven dollars
LOT 3.iO. Child's all wool Scotch suits
only three dollars and II hair, Trepp's price
nNc dollu ana hait
~ o"io. Men.s az, WOOL sea- proWn SaS ,,,
49, otlS Jie , 1870, w ~ HaiT
M s,oncgu uU.. w . ''', SCOTCH
overcoats only twelve dollars Wenar 4
Samucl's price twenty Collars
or ,,ea IIans' a. ,oss,,,,t-o ovo,.oots
v,I, cns my ,, Iiirs mi - al
Wonnr y Snmuolis nrioe TWENTY-FIVE dollars
and N hnlc
LOT3;SI. Mems, fancy mixed Scotch over
coats. ali wool. and very heavy. onty thir-
teen and "A hnlc Wcnar Il Sanuels' price
twenty dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

three years, and which has never sub
sided, there In no mystery. No natu-
raj advantages made Fort Worth what
il IL; no foreign capital came 10 1t in
1870 To lift II up aud give IL hope; but
the men who to-day are reaping the
reward OF pluck aud faith madee tbe
city what II IL, and will yet make u
greater. such men rs Peter smith,
J. II. Brown. Il. q. Evans, Frank
Ball. M. j. Lloyd. a. NJ. Brltton,
John Nichols, X. NJ. VapIant. j. ID.
Reed, w. A. Huffman, Max Elser, W.
j. Boaz, W. G. Young and others who
could be mentioned have made Fort
Worth, and such men viii push IL
forward TO greater things. These men
and others knew there was strength IN
unity. and Fort Worth has been
placed where II is by long pulls, strong
pulls and pulls IN toycther. Enter
prising citizenship and unity ofaetlon
have been the AladdiBs lamp, aud ~
will light the way % more glorious
achievements In the future,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
||'hoMAs w. KEENE

M nehneaiion of the Character
:" gloucester and King
hleharu the Third.
| le thousand people greeted
: keene as Richard the Third
| l l Worth opera-house last
\ o M tne wealth. talent and
I,s mi .ne city had gathered to see
/" ,ltasedian in what has been
sns sae most powerful of all
Jnssi plays. The character
I Duse Of Gloucester, afterwards
lhs a'a The Third, is probably,
mo., exception of King Lear,
tsr, ' difficult character of
TLa, e creations to define
dsl,, heene givesa pow
linz, ineation of the crafty
,ln,n.,V villain, who is endowed
her her. y, supernatural power over
d o vnaracters in the play, Is
d. iuesuon. The play itself
I, i'm ~ situations which are
he Improbable and sometimes
a r'n Dul tne trngedian's art lent
diver last night which COM
If r. admiration of all who saw
osen''' eehe has u fault It lies in
No a 81, which he occasionally
~ character he is personating
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

LOT 121. Mems heavy druvcrs' French KID
boots only four dollars and a half, Wenar &
Satnucls price SIX dollars,
LOT 100. Mems heavy grain Napoleon
boots, half scotch button standard screw,
only four dollars aud hait, Wonnr \
Samuals pric. six and u half.
LOT S2s. Mems fine Kip pcrgcd boots only
s2.N, Wenar Il Samucl's price $500.
LOT 92S. ems fina full stock kip boots,
hall donble sole. only 50, former price 81.
LOT 2S9. Mems extra quality fine kip
boots, tap sole, only $3.50, Wenar " sam
ucls price 81 10
LOT 9S2. Mems handmade standard screw
tap sole kip boot only ~, Wenar n sam
uel's price. 500
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

very favorably with the star himself.
Space forbids a general criticism OF the
support, though some Of them deserve
mention, especially the Qu..en Eliza
beth of Miss Hamblin, am the Buck
ingham of 7. G. Hagar. Tonight the
tragedian plays Macbeth, and as many
critics consider tbs his greatest char
acter, full hodse should greet him
when the curoain ri',es on the first act.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
FORT WORTH.
The Fort Worth xay and what II is That
Mar 80 That Way.

The Fort Worth xay and what II is Thnt
Mar - That Way,
The, splenc Id enterprise being dis
played by + ort Worth Is at this time
attracting the attention not only OF
ne%spapf m Ia and out of the state, but
OF nome seekers everywhere through
OUT tl country. TO many newspaa'
pers. az Is shown by the favorable
conn Aents repnblished from lis con.
,s poraries by tho GAZETTE, ior fort
" atth 10 resolve Is 10 do, and they ap,
fovingiy allndc 10 every wnri
atvyenient OF the cityas 'fort WORMS
/ way and visitors and prospectofs are
moi slow to express surprise a, WHAT y
Iess,iy to be scen y The raplh s,ewti
l,and advancement OF the cily, Nhhh
people do not seem able To un"efsVRhu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
hind Department.

co,,,,c,o,v,,
me Celebrated D,nS ~,
dollars and n hai, Ill III" ."
IN Texas for twon.s, Sac soclt suits
y Xxx cashmere, only nW we, y, ~, III
ssri can't be DooSl nii ~, aug "
!, 0qraDrlse, lahey ,,, ,yI, cosf ~
4, ,vtl,e dollars hIt""nl,s
"a dollars anu a man. i'' " -"
= laissin. o.,,,ora eocl, suits
". Vras Fine Casslii ,' i ,, 80
~ 5,Ilr. and q nan. ,.oo,, .,t,.
An (ur Fancy Woisteu s'sch , au,,,,
w lolars; W. y IS Pi'So 'ii'!
'-s IA. .,,, a,,,,
"a af1Alaska suils UP,
r.. lfyou buy lilIs =" VIM save
,arp,s Of an oNercohl. wan.
IN Handsome Ehsllsh W YIN
y, az sixteen dollars nhu u nun
~ ntA!lish; W. " = > PiiS0 '"e
y lgaIexas NQrtncr SUI Us, very
Z "a drssJ. wonderfully cheap ~
= SasN well worm twenty-five
o,-,-..,,
y, on Aesi HARRISON CASHMERE
q, AIN iIenty dollars, solu every
witlry dollars.
~ / yefy stylish sack suit Tor
~. OILS len dollars; regular price
,Shn.
IN .ixleen dollaslnd n half. W. ~
n,yivodallan and q halt.
IA Mems Aaek Worsted suits In
viifock 10 nleen dollars, former
.valylOllss
m Mems y Blue and Green Wor'
~, sliS " hobby, only twelve
srgksiea eighteen dollars.
MI Massey Mixed scotch sack
r1ssysi.wOol. very stylish, only
=, iliset q hall. former price
,,lyTsa ss and II half.
~ " me Melton Cashmere
gs sleild goods, only eighteen
Il aiae'ywhcre for twenty-five
u
kss rG, Heavy Blue Diagonal snclS
ksesih'ng for cold weather, only
b h1nind a hali, W. " S's pflc.
Elt ~ very handsome Cashmere
(iE9f suits only twenty dollars
|Nin taifty dollars.
~ - fancy french Morsieu
~ W hoDblest tnlng out, only
7ts'h, resullr price thlfty dol'
a.,
Y iths tray Mixed Iassimere
" very durable, warranted All
flleen dollars and n hall, w. Il
."ul!,iWo unlltTs ana u hall.
J A.ns ihncy scotch Cashmere
I iely handsome, only eighteen
qua price twenty-five collars.
..' tsa !, . Diack i,iIasohSi hack SUITS
'i M,
! A. I'M, ~ Wonl neaNy scotch
WV ~ twenty-five q pilars.
= A'ns ihney ''Sulch SileNlot sack
i0lhrs, sold everywhere for TWEEN
,Ias;
' NJ, fancy ,atsilhere Sack suits,
WARS W. " = : price niteeh doI'
Ieas all Wool Scotch sack suits,
!Vu nSea lor business, only M
~ icsulAT price twenty COLLARS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Mr.. G.. w. Sessions Of Ennis, rcxaa,
saws: ~ used Browns Iron Eiturs
or general debility, aud can hish'y
commend IT,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Warden Brush of Sing Sing prison
and Customs Officer Van FOSSIL have
been discharged from arrest, there be-
iuo M avfdeuce whatever that they
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07
Trunks and Valises.

WE HAVE In stock n large assortment OF
trunks and valises. watch we are Offering
at less than wholesale prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

But was II Dotstrange that these two
nexcerptsv from the same ash tree Of
1874 should encounter one another,
after the lapse Of 40 many years and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

also, thanking the people Of Virginia.
North Carolina aud Maryland, who. In
public meeting expressed sympathy
Tor fhe white people of Dnyyiile under
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

Luiing, 10 33i.
cALLAHAN COUNTY.
Jacob NoIl, Belle Plain, IS 90; fsnl'i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

BANDS op,ia pest and best barealns are
u 'he Texas Investment 90. s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-07

.,rcfi Yandervorf
Aaron y. Williams, ~
spph q. Barnee Trinity
Delta cou,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-07-28
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
A Straw Vote on the Standard Bearers
of Two Great Parties.

Early in June the New York Times sent
letters to over 400 points in the thirty eight
states, asking answers to the following ques-
tons:
I-Who is most frequently spoken of by
Republicans in your vicinity as their first
choice for Presidential candidate in 1884?
U.-What other names are mentioned?
III.-Who is most frequently mentioned by
Democrats in your neighborhood as their first
choice for Presidential candidate in 1884?
IV.-What other names are mentioned, in
about what order, as indicating their popular
ity?
The Times recently published answers
from 344 of these points, the number ranging
from Al in New York to l in Nevada, or an
average of 9 from each state. The Times says
its object was to obtain the preferences of the
people-the voters-rather than the choice of
the workers of political machinery. On the
Republican side Mr.. Blaine leads. The Times
returns 1O3 of the correspondents represent
ing an expression of preference for the Maine
statesman. Apart from his own state he finds
most favor in the Middle and Western States,
nearly all the great Republican states. Pres
ident Arthur is next in strength, with GA pref
erences. His friends are pretty evenly dis
tributed throughout the country, and the
favorable feeling toward him is almost every
where reported as increasing constantly. In
the South the officeholders are noted as of
course in his interest 1t is clearly shown in
the letters from the South that a large part
of or indeed the entire vote of that part of
the country will be cast in the national con-
vention for Chester A. Arthur Third in the
contest is Senator Edmunds, with 599 prefer
ences. His strength is very evenly distributed
in the different states He is stronger, in
deed, as a second choice than as first, and
leads the other candidates when that question
is considered. The other Republican prefer
ences expressed are as follows; Grant 49,,
John Sherman II, Logan IA, Lincoln 1255,
Harrison II, w. L. Sherman G., Gresham 4,
Fairchild 4, Hawley ,, Cornell 2, Allison =,
S. f. Miller 2, Sheridan l, Folger l, Window
l, no expression 90
On the Democratic side the preferences
for Hon. Samuel j. Tilden are more decided
even than on the Republican side for Mr..
Blaine. His poll of preferences reaches 120,
only seven states giving him no favor. Nc
Donald comes next to Tilden, with 725 points
Geographically, the Eastern, Middle and ex-
IRENE Western States alone diStavor him, and
in these he is displaced mainly by Butler,
Bayard and Thurman. He makes a very
strong showing as second choice. Senator
| Bayard comes next with 81 points. In
Maryland out of points report favorably
for Bayard. The other prominent Democrats
are credited with the following preferences
Hancock 25, Butler 209, Thurman III, Cleve-
land IL, Randall 5, Flower 4, Hoadley 4,
Morrison 3, Eaton 2, Parker =, Hewitt 2,
Hendricks l, Jewett l, Palmer l, English |,
no preference 90