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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
WELL KEPT EYEBROWS.

Ii the eyebrows a fashionable cores
pondent writing from London remarks,)
are inclined TO spread irregularly, pinch
the hairs together where thickest. If
they show tendency &C. meet, thiacon--
tact may be avoided by pulling out the
hairs every morning before the toilet.
The dash of orientalism in costume and
face now turns the lady's attention to
her eyelashes, which are worthless if
not long and dropping. Indeed, so
prevalent is the desire for this beauti-
iul feature that hair.dressers and ladies'
artists have scores of customers under
treatment for invigorating their stunted
eyclaShes and eyebrows. To be sure,
for evening lady can manufacture \
magnificent article with a crayon of
Egyptian black, or a common match, IL
driven to an exigency, and on the street
4 Brussels veil will cover multitude Of
OF facial errors; but when il comes to
an after.dinner reception or a lunch
party, the genuine article, or a very
good counterfeit, is necessary. To OBJ
tain these fringed curtains, anoint these
roots with ba!sam made Of two drachms
OF nitric oxide Of mercury mixed with
one of Leaf lard. After an application
wash the roots with camel's hair brush
dipped in warm milk. Tiny scissors
are used, in which the lashes are care
fully, but slightly, trimmed every other
day. When once obtained, refrain
from rubbing or even touching the lids
with the finger nails. There is more
beauty in pair of well-kept eyebrows
and full, sweeping eyelashes than people
are aware of. and a very unattractive
and lrsterless eye assumes new beauty
when il looks out from beneath elonga-
ted fringeS. Instead Of putting cologne
water on the handkerchief, which has
come to be considered a vulgarism
among ladies Of correct taste, the per-
fume is spent on the eyebrows and lobes
OF the ears.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
couldI; but you are surely not intending
TO quit the school ?"

could I +; but you are surely not intending
to quit the school ?"
"Yes," answered Alice, al would
rather die than pass through three
months ofsuch scenes as have to day"
"But you will have no more trouble !;
there is no one in the school that would
be at all likely to give you trouble, ex.
cept the Bradley boys, and as long as I
am there will answer for their good
behavior"
At last Jim's eloqucncc prevailed, and
Alice finally consented to teach week
longer. And at the end of that time
she decided to stay, for never did 4
school move along more smoothly. At
her request Jim was allowed to remain
during the term, and as soon as it closed
he went to college.
Alice taught the Bear Creek school
successfully for three years but in the
end Uncle Zeke's predictions were
verified, for Jim Turner came back and
broke up the school.
He married the teacher.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

Es1-Horses have been successfully
cured Of biting by putting piece OF
hard wood an inch and half square in
the animals mouth, about the same
length as an ordinary snafile Bit 1t
may be fastened by thong of leather
passed through two holes in the ends OF
the wood, and secured to the bride. -
II must be used in addition 20 the bit,
but in no way to impede the working
OF the bit. Rarey adopted this plan
with the zebra in the Zoo, which was a
terrible brute at biting. Mr.. Rarcy
succeeded, however, in tanning and
training him to harness, and drove him
through the streets OF London. Animals
with this vice should be treated kindly
in the stable, and no, abused with pitch
fork handles, whips, etc. An apple,
crust of bread, piece Of beet, etc, and
a kind pat, but firm, wa;chful hand and
eye, with the use Cf the above wooden
bit, will cure the most inveterate bitter.
The fact that he cannot shut his mouth
or grip anything soon dawns upon him.
and then he is conquered. Toronto
GLo6e.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

pT-A young lady who is studying
French lately wrote to her parents thar
she was invited to a dejeuner the day
before, and was going to fete cham
petre the next day. The professor Of
the college was surprised to receive
dispatch from "thc old man," day or
two after, saying: "If you don't keep
my daughter away from these darned
menageries and side shows will come
down and see what ails her."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

BS-When Mr.. Johnston got . stem
winding watch, his boy was delighted,
and told his mother that his pap had a
watch that when he wanted to wind IL,
"he Just twisted its tail.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

nay-A man, lately married, was asked
at the club about his bride. "Is she
pretty1" "No," replied he, s'she is
not but she will be when her father
dies 4"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

pDrA young agricultural editor says;
Pumpkins are known TO be fine for fat
tening hogs, but we have never tried
them ourselves"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

bS~"Unmanned by the loss Of hel
husband" is the latest style Of indica
ting a widows grief.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

"EXTENsIVE STOCK
Fine Diamond, Pearl, Coral,
Amethyst and Cameo Sets.
Etruscan and Enamel Sets,
Opera, Leontinc and Vest
Chains, Necklaces, Lockets,
Pendants, &c.
English and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine Silver Ware, my own manufacture.
Treble Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery. Fine Bronzes, &c.
All description Of HAIR JEwELRY made, and
REPAIRING done In the neatest manner A
call Is respectfully solicited. April s,'s3y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

BAY Education begins the gentleman
but reading, good company and refiec
ton finishes him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

s@-Truth lies in we'll. This is be-
cause there are no fish stores connected
with well water.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
MATRIMONIAL

MATRIMONIAL.
The bride was led up the broad aisle
Got up In the most killing staislc,
When asked if she'd be
A true wife TO he.
She promptly replied. 81 should smaislc."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

a spruce and conceitoi young Mr.
Fell in love with another chaps sr.
With his sweet little cane,
At the end of the lane,
lie met and he fain would have kr.
But he trod on her train.
AZ the end Of tho lane.
And n slap on his face made Dir.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
Fine Photographs.
BLESSING & KUHN, Artists,


Are making their elegant Paris Aulshsdl Cabinet
Photographs at - per dos; Gard Size, 81 per doz.
The style and finish Of our work Il upexeslled.--
Portraits, Crayons, PoFeelains, Miniatures and
every description Of copying done a reasonable
rates. t0ct.7,'s2.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

SAuGHTYcAL.
Miss Flora MeFlimsey Mcveigh
Went sailing In wallAbout Beigh,
When her lover he me, her, upset her. and wet her
All over with old oceans spreigh.
Miss Flora she thought II quite rough,
And called her bold lover a mough;
But her lover he caught her, and taught her that
water,
Like riches, l. unstable slough.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07
GENERALLY PERSONAL.
DECLINED wIrn THANKS.

DECLINED Win rIASKs.
''Come, while the dew on the meadow glitters,
Come where the starlight smiles on the lake"
mot much," che said, "for don't like bitters,
And the dew and miasma compel the 20 take
Quinine and whisky. dog. .fennei tea.
Whisky and quassia, quan;um suii.,
Dogwood and whisky, whisky free.
Quinine straight, and I'll such stuif.''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-04-07

VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
There was young lady In Worcester
Who could CROW quite as well ~ n roscester
SIZE eouid whistle and sing
DO most anything
That boys can. except
That she wasn't adept
AZ climbing with no one 90 borccstcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
Cbristmas Preparations

Nostardoy III ere was "A hurryihs
.,ln,1 the street with bundles, ana a
orowdine of the stores such as has not
S Snen seen for months past. Every
iodv seems to be getting into GEM
inc Christmas humor. money
ing spent freely to provide Tor VIC iaxy
uries OF the holidays ana 10 siow
friends nj home and abroad ina. .ne
ora NOT forgotten, but remeinoereu
Indy. AT is not the cost OF u prs
mt Int the giving Of II that ~ appte,
lated y said n lady IN hous''n
stfeet store yesterday. :. m ,to,v q
rbat is the secret of IL al. Ahh2 =
a., has beep sad on Christmas nay
hocause the bitter thought came '.'a'
o I'LL ali Was life and jolliiy arouhu,
while everybody else seen'eu moi
receiving presents, he atone ~ ra,n..m,.
asteemed sufficiently 10 DC ,rn,id
hered by anybody In the WIZ ,Gnant
Tne e.pendilure of an ihslsm,no'., -
I'm, may bring happy ieelius' ",
,t'a breasts of SOY
. .nr Let him who Is ca.eu' 49,
pe'snndjn, extruvagantly Tor ,nose
on si~ s hsst save "A little pittaillIie
frop, Ills plenty for those, wiinin .., 49,.
ron ~, ,hp may lack friends or psrenia
ie''on Lie liz offerings ofsantn 'inur'
~ p,',emhering that this i the Gs,I,
brstion of the anniversais, ha Prince oi
! Of Him who was caiieu W ~ r,.caII the
peace. une should not isii 70 s.,,n, ace.:
rafrain that has rung down ~. anO
ipeace on earth, gooh VIII "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
MhN sh aCnlled for HIM.

In reference To the statement pull
lished Yesterday that Mrs. Annie
Sing',y before her death ut Mis-. WI
~, called IN piteous accents for u
well known young man, an eNplnna-
ton seems necessary In order that no
Injustice ne dom Mr.. H.. H. Dnnahoe,
the Young man referred 10, oilers the
needed information. He WAS acquaint-
ed with the young woman before her
admission 10 the city hospital In No
vember. He paid extra attention TO
her on account of her helpless cnndi-
ton. nnd even spent his own means
for delicac es for her In consequence
ofthis he was reported as ncgl.cllng his
duties aud discharged. Afterwards
Mr. Ssinley sent for him and said she
would die II she stayed IN HE hospital,
and he procured her REMOVAL To Mrs
Witiy's. In her last moments II was
but natural that sh" should call for
one who had belricndcd her. Mr..
Dpnahoe also states that heloro being
borne To the grave the dead woman
was recognized by some gentlemen
that came In M married lady that
lived la this county, 80 that though
unfortunate no I'll imn IL TO be attached
Z tu her memory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
ALL FOR A DOLLAR.
&. w. Bell porges The Name of Combs
Read & Go. ON an order and
Iunds In Jan,


Yesterday evening G. w. Bell, q
young man Of this city, went into the
Store OF Combs, Read & Co.. and
asked Mr.. Buney Tucker for n piece Of
puper to write ON. Mr. Tucker sent
MIN bnck To the bookkteper who gave
him letter-h, All of the house. Bell
,ook the sheet, and atVr itsNing Mr.
Tucker the day of the month pro-
ceeded to write, rs follows:
FonT WORTH, Dec, 10, 1883.
To Cashier Fist National bank
Please pay 20 G.. w. Bell, the bearer,
the SUN OF nine v dollars, and charge
TO COINS, READ Il Co.
He did not show what he had writ
ten t. anyone, tut put u ia his po' Ike
aud went out. Later he went To tht
store of Mayii,ld 4; Stone and asked
Mr.. John Maddox Tor Nj. lsbrll Mr.
Maddox told him that he was out
Bell told him that he had a check he
wanted cas- I'd, showed it 10 him aud
asked hin, If he coulG let him have
something ON tt, as he wanted 10 ~
some cheese and cracke .. He told
aim that ue could not, but Mr. lsotll
would be in within few minutes.
Ito then Iried To get
uethiur on the check from Mr.
/ ID elk Davis at the G itton EHchan e,
| but did NJ succeed. Nj, Davis ~
/ formed Combs, Read II Co, that the
4 ,ecl; signed by they bad been pre-
scented him. and asked If 1t was gehu
inc He was informed that 1t was not
That was the first the firm knew
the Existence OF the forged paper. Al
ter tlls Bell took the check bacK 10
the house oi Mtyiieid " stone, ana
/ this time found MIR. ls6ell III ne
told him that Combs, Read * 90. ID d
given him the cheek alter bank
ing hours, 20 that he cOulh
not get the money from the bank until
to-day. hut u friend of his was going
To leave ut night, aud lac wanted
money To give him. He asked Mr.
I-bell if he could 1--WE him some
money on the check, say ing one
dollar would do him and MIR. lsDell
ronld take The check and get II
cnshed in the morning. MI lsbeli'
before saving what he cpu d de-,
/ Thought l., wise to find out whether the
cheek was genuine, and lelephoneu
IN Combs. Read n Go. asking them II
Z II WAS authentic. Mr.. honey tucker
I answered that II was not, 80 Mr.. Is
hell refused to make any advance
] Mr.. Tucker went out and linding ON
Ger Charlie Garretson In Hairs drug
store they went 10 Mayiield " stones
10 arrest Bell. When they got there
he had left. They found him at inc
Cotton Exchange. Ollicer Garreisoh
went 40 to him aud Bell asked nm
what he wanted with him. The ON
Ger told him he would nav,
10 . arrest him. Then Bell ,pu'
his hand IN his pocket
took out the paper and putting u Ne
hind him tried 10 tear IT up, put th'
officer was too sharp for INN hno
snatched IL away from him. olIicer'
Tucker, Garretson and Thompson ac
companied him to Jail. On The wa,
he arknow lodged that he. wrote an'
signed the forged paper, but then III
beca,ne dumb and refused to nave any
thing else TO say. -, -, a., oo
Bell is of good family, ana ms az
ton i'm this matter seems strangely gu
of reason and beyond the expectation
OF his friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
More Fort wortI, Enterprise.

Asa GAZETTE man wandered about
yesterday he noticed "A peculiar ship
mcnt being made 10y one of our live
firms. The goods consisted Of line
cloaks which Malone. Mailer a. Co.
have been advertising, and the desti'
nations Of the packages were 20 lloon-
Vile, Miss, Parsons, Kan, McMinp-
Vile, Tenn, III Paso and n point In
Mexico. The house divides the honor
Of these sales, nttrlbuiinE them 10 the
low prices FOR the goods and then ad..
verlising where people could iind
them. Malone, Waller n Co. Inform
us that they have snny bargains To
offer IN every line Of dry goods. aud
customers will meet with great cour-
iesy at the hands Of these gentlemen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
Personal.

G orge Duley of Meridian is at the
Clark house.
L. II. Gerhard OF Au ,tin topped at
the LindeIl YESTERDAY.
]. II. Gouldlv OF Meridian is regis
tered at the ca house
NJ. Lowe OF Nashville, Tenn, is
stopping at the Clark house.
.. r Basby and lady of Grandyiew
are registered at The Lindell.
j. Il. Bannon of Buchanan regis
tered at he Lindell yesterday
\. l.. Robinson and II. p. Matthews
of Louisville a. c mt the Lindell.
Mr.. r. p. Webster, Il representative
of the 81. Louis Wine company, ~ IN
me city.
II. \. Laughlin and l.. c. Heathery
o Cullnsvlie were 1t the Llndcli
y, sterday.
Col c. ID, Palmer of the Atchimn,
foppka & Santa Fe was guest at the
Lindell last night
Mr.. Ed. Valentine, the representa-
tive Of the GAZETTE ut Bradford, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. &. w. Stevens leaves tonight
for Gainesville To visit her husband
and friends. She will be absent sew
eral days.
Mr.. Leon l.. Moore is receiving Il
CONGRATULATIONS Of his many friends "h
the arrival at his home of little boy
weighing ten pounds.
Comsnche Chef: Mr.. Dick Walcott
left for Fort Worth asst Sunday, where
he has secured II position rs salesman
IN the large drug house OF /. n.
Brunswig. The best wishes OF many
friends attend him.
Mr.. Drvi Rich, father-in-law to Mr..
Thomas Heck, stared yesterday Tor
t,.mporin. Kansas, with his ialnily
He seeks colder climate and Will do
missionary work in the cause OF send
ing others to the great Lone Star
II ate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
EX-GOy. ELBEiiT
Expresses Himself Wen Pleased WIN His
Trip ~ Far as lie Has Gone,

Expresses Himself Wen Pleased win Ills
Trip ~ Far as lie Has Gone
Ex-Governor s. III. Ebert, Mr..
Evan T.. Evans and MIR. Butlerr, OF
Denver, Colorado, were ut th Man
sion again yesterday. A GAZETTE 10
cal called upon Governor Ebert last
evening 10 Interview him further In
reference 10 his views Of the prospects
of lie road from Fort Worth TO Dem
yer, lie stated In his trip up the Fort
Worth ~ Denver 10 Wichita Falls, he
had seen some very good country Along
the road On account OF liz running
along the ridges he did not
see IA great deal Of the
valleys. but from Whit he saw and
what he learned Of the country, he
was satisfied that his road tapped "A
very fine region. II was not only now
n well.paying road, but gave great
promise for the future IN the continued
! increase OF business that would come.
He expressed his qualification In
Z strong terms OF praise. Texas, ne
snid. was state great In resources, aud
as soon ~ the building lines Of The Fort
! worth a Denver aud Denver q
Nv Orleans roads should
meet. thus giving through connection,
The trade that would spring up be-
tween Texas and the whole Of The
I Northwest would be immense. lie
characterized the growing o. Or
cbards along the road az u move 10 the
tight direction, as there would DC no
dii,iculty in disposiDg Of the outcome
Asa s,ockholder aud director IN tht
beaver Il Kew Orleans road he WI
I taking AN extended trip through fexaf
4 This road was not TO be OF mere local
inheritance. Al Texas would rear
tbs benefits Of It's con
strueliop. He would "isi
Austin. San Antonio and Galveston
aud the timber belt Of the Eastern por
tion OF the state. 90 his return u
Denver be would make report TO III
peopIe OF the prospects OF he f9a'
when built. The delay IN the bulidinI
now was caused by the low slate
lie bond market. AZ room as thing
ehanged they worjd dispose OF tb
bonds and the road would be pa
through. ,n i,
The governor and his party VIII =
ssulh this morning nj five o'clock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
WHOLESALE HANGING.
England Venting Spite on O'DosneIl-
Preparations for Vengeance.

The entire civilized world VIII sym
,a,,,,ya with O'Donnell's sad donA.
There can scarcely exist a doubt ~ !. .. a
ra,ionaI mind as to the yindici,,Vee
spirit OF the jurors IN rendering puiln..
nnhers, as also executives OF great ma
lions haze vainly tried, so far, 10 mt
ioate lIis sentence, He must be oliei-
I'd up as another victim sacrificed 70
t6e cause. While this viii sadaeh
.,,non,v 10 his family and friends yet
Ri u felolce at living in this land %, o.
freedom. and enjoy the advantages
new Offered by the great reductions ~ ~
prices Of holijsy goods at BruilsNls !.
drug store, where you can precna.
everything suitable for tbrislinas
nresents al about one half OF regular
prises. II is contemplated 70 erpofiI, y; =
large lot AS testimonial 70 O'Donhe'i
family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
Chrlslmas Gnnaicsnt cost.

Manmnillh nnd queen olives, Canton
preserved nnchovy aud shrimp pnstr,
genuine imported olive oil, rhurbrr's
maple syrup, Indian mango chulncy,
mushroom and walnut catspps, pure
malt vinegar canned HOLSTERS aud
clans. Maryland hard crabs, Thur
ber's ported game, rtilrond carried oNr-
tiers, Thurbcr's Bordeaux pas, mock
turtle and OK tail soup, rhurbcr'r
whole roast chicken, fresh Bahnnu
gunvas. Thurbcr's cranberry sauce
The above Articles we viii sell dur
ing the next TN days strictly II cost
In addition we will keep IN hand lol
the holidays "A full assortment of can
dies, nuts, fruits. etc,
CoMus, READ Il Co,
One door south of pDstolllce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
IN BRIEF.
s TO Christmas
I telenllnna arg

Us to Christmas.
telephone are now the
ting of the fire depart
f'li to night.
Ian church soriable will
At the residence OF
iith, corner Third and
ing lost n roll of money
ea around 1t, eau learn
is advantage by seeing
gigantcan MINISTRIES
thls city February 18th
r. the business manage
|cieveiand.
lciuD did not meet lasI
fount of the members
~ out of the city. A
probably he had thi'
Fm boxes attracted con
lhllon yesterday fr IN
fany of whom stoI pc
u long and curious in
II "a the exterior of tho
INV ,ck Is very neat an !
~ Paso las was stand
(y. The Interior decora'
'shed will be superb.
q viii insist on spendin {
y their sweethearts fol
|esenis, If two certain
Ia this city knew what
r, they would not save
pay night To pay theiI
Ff would they be TO ne
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
rne .,iueIe OF wedding Bells;

Yesterday morning Mr.. J. q.
t;ovyin. lie wcll-knoTn stoeknan,
,yas married 20 Miss llofena
Elliott al the residence OF heF father
near henrietta. The happy couple
arrived here last evening accompanied
byJ. w. GOWN, !. Barnett and =. u.
Burck. They leave for .iillsboro tiir
morning where they will visit Air; j..
Gown, q brother OF the groom. IN
GAZETTE joins many other friends y
Wishing them u prosperous long ant
most happy voyage toward the -set
Z ting sun ~ life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
THIRD ANDFOURTH WARDS.

Two freight trains were wrecked on
the Missouri Pacific road day before
Yesterday: one near Denton ana me
other near Denison. so far as known
no one was hurt. Several freight cars
were badly mashed. The south-oouhd
train did not arrive until 1850 yesIer-
day morning.
Mr.. #. O. Cooke. secretary and treas
urer of Monon division, No. 81, LOUIS
vile, Ky, is in the city.
Mr.. II. Snyder, formerly OF Coiora'
do. has accepted position in the Dag
gaee room al the Union depot.
Mr.. ]. J Mullane, freight agent OF
the santa Fe at this point, brighnteneu
the GAZETTE Office with fiehoiy
visit last night.
One of the city officials took, a re-
norter out driving yesterday througn
In southern part OF the city. truly
" may he said that the city is tending
sonthward for there are many new
buildings going up in this neigooriloou,
The new hospital is a very handsome
building, and is worthy WISH iro'''
all sight-seers. --.----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
Ian,ns aud CllnrdeIlers.

IL is readily conceded that our me
ofth.,e IS most complete. While the
enormous quantities in which We Duy
lem = able u. 10 undersel! all. or
prices readily prove TINS, nia'heii =.
plain figures. BE sure ~ Va"
Brunswig's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
WEEKLY GAZETTE !.
Only One Dollar
PER -ANNUNI.

THE ARTICLES DispLA YED
ny FAKES N 90. IN THEIR CHI
MA DEPA HTMENr ARE l NsTIl.
PASSED ANYWHERE. FROM
THE FltAlLEST CHINA SHE'LL
or CUP 10 THE MORE SUB
RTANTIAL LINES OF CROCK.
cry THEY SHOW a STOCK
WHICH WOULD REJOICE THE
HEART OF A HOUSEWIFE TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20

Mrs. G.. ID. brown respectfully In.
forms the ladies that hrr stock ~
the finest Qraies and newest fashions OF
dress goods, millinery, trimmings ana
ornaments, ~ now full and complete.
Ladies' ARE invited 10 come aud see,
Gentlemen will find the very best
aud most suitable articles for holiday
presents 10 their lady friends at Mrs,
BIOMn's HaZnnr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-20
Merchants. Wake Noucc

And buy your goods from n strictly
wholesale house, stock consisting of
the following; Apples, orungee, lonl'
ons, cocoauuts, peanuts, Missouri oil
der, kraut, pickles, oniOns, potatoes,
cheese, butter, dried apples, navy
beans, raisins, iire-cmrkrrs
GEo III. WANT ACT.