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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-31
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
An Informal Reception rendered by
Leading Gentlemen of the City
To Hon. John Lawrence Sullivan, Herbert A.
Slade and Other Celebrities-A SOcisty
Event at the Park Theater.

Indianapolis is noted for the extent and ele-
gance of her receptions to people distinguished
in various ways who honor the city by their
presence. All classes OF citizens seem to take
pride in uniting In the common endeavor to
make the stay of such pleasant and profitable.
When ex-Presdent Hayes was here the saloons
were all open to him. When Oscar
Wilde came he was accorded a pub
lie reception by an alleged representative
citizen. When Mrs. Langtry came, the people
gladly paid 80 per seat TO see her. and came in
crowds; and many similar instances might be
cited. popularity about these receptions
has been that, in many cases. they were almost
entirely impromptu-got up the spur of
the moment; but this did not detract from the
magniflcence or en- thusasm. Such was that of
yesterday Only two days ago was it announced
that distinguished party, consisting of Hon.
JOnn Lawrence Sullivan, Boston's favorite son;
Hon. Herbert A. Slade, the Maori, the
leading citizen of Australia; Hon. Pete
Mccoy, the pet of the Bowery; Hon. Steve
Taylor the acknowledged head of estheticism in
New York. and Hon. Frank Gillespie, also OF the
metropolis, were to be in Indianapolis on yester-
day and last night, and they met with such a
hearty and widespread welcome that they were
10th to leave. At an informal gathering of
prominent citizens on Monday il was unani-
mously agreed that it was useless to hold the re-
ception to these dignitaries at private resi-
dence, so the Zoo Theater was decided upon; but
upon investigation this proved to be too small,
and the Park Theater was selected Committees
were appointed as follows to arrange for the oc-
casion:
On Reception-Col. Dan. O'Leary, Hizzoner
Mayor Grubbs. Majah Robbins tthe only one
and we've got HIM.
On Invitation-Geo A. Dickson, Charles T.
Gilmore, E. Z. Ellis.
On arrangements-ColOnel J. Frank Wright,
Colonel Scott Bone, Colonel Gideon B. ThOmp-
SON.
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Wonderful Invention.

4. c. DppUrY. Dentist, NJ. &c Massachusetts
avenue. Office on ground floor.
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taneous outpouring OF enthusiastic hospitality
and beer that was most delightful. Following
them came Messrs. Gillespie and Mccoy,
and the entertainment concluded with
eeau% sn2aG a0d %r ss6a
in which the former caromed with much success
on the latter's nose and off optic. The invited
guests then repaired to their homes, regretting
that the evening had not been longer.
WHO WERE PRESENT.
The gathering at the theater composed OF
representatives of all classes of Indianapolis So
ciety. There were members of the first fam
ilies-as you come inland the survivors of sew
eral OF the last families. A notable feature was
the almost total absence of ladies, and this
can not be too deeply regretted. There
were however four present-two white
and two coored-and their grace
and beauty lent renewed briliancy to the occa-
sion. They we're in half-full evening dress. All
of the boxes were occupied, and the seating Ca
pacity of the theater was almost exhausted
Among the prominent gentlemen present
Journal reporters noticed the following: Mayor
D. W GruDbs NJ H. Spades, City Attorney O. S.
Denny, M. e Ingalls,, president of the "3g
Four" j. c. McCutcheOn, cashier of the Fir st
National Bank; H. s. Fraser agent of the Cout-
mental line: NJ NJ. Lands, agent of the
Merchants Dispatch; Albert s. White, gen
eral agent of the Bee-line; Col. Mat
Henning Evansville papers please copy; Majah
irwin Robbins (the only, and we've got hinl).
Judge Pierce Norton, Major Fairbanks, Fl. g. C.
Balls, Colonel j. b. Maynard, H b Stout. Jack"
Chislett Joseph X. Sharpe, 1r, Will. Ford E. NJ.
johnson, George Woodford, Dr. Hacker, Il. b.
Wingate, G. +. HOilenbeck, a. j. Treat, Robert
briggs, Charles Cleveland, Walter Rivers, George
w. Bunting w. L. Heinrichs, /. II. Wilson, +. 9.
Hewlett, Henry b. Coe, FRANK Gates, Dan. Ra as
dell. William Ernst, George Branham, e. G.
RathDone, of Washington City; DR.. Pink, George
A Dickson, Will. Dickson, and hosts of other
prominent people.
A TALK WITH Mr. SULLIVAN.
A Journal reporter mad the pleasure of being
formally presented to Mr. Sullivan in his private
reception room. He said that he was on his way
10 California, where he expected to spend at
least two months during the winter He said,
with becoming modesty, that Hon. Jem Mace,
who recently sailed for England was afraid to
meet him (Sullivanl, although he had tried to ar
range for such All engagement. Mr. Sullivan
said that in California he was to meet a
gentleman named Miller whom he expected
"tq do" IN four rounds, but he should never
fight a regular battle again without official con
sent of the authorities. He said that he did not
want the public to believe that he merely a
bruser, for he always conducted himself a
gentleman, and had gentlemen associated with
him. He denied that his company we're respons-
IDLE for any trouble at Dayton, as had been ru.
mOred, and said they peaceable
and law-abiding citizens. Mr. Sullivan
gave the reporter the gratifying assurance for
the people to read, that his magnificent saloon in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
YIAo Gnrrls.

IN ihe district court, Judge Cooper
/ PRESIDING, the following eases wef,
disposed pf yesterday!
", G, Hoover aud wife IS. the Texas
! y Pacific railway company, suit far
daniages for the killing of the plant.
Ill = son, was decided for the defend
ants.
II, l., Nanwick w. the Toxss s. Pa
ciiic railway company was decided In
favor OF plaintiff With Judgment for
500.
Tho grand jury returned eight in
dletments, making twenty.seven this
session and adjourned 10 meet again
on The Sth day az october.
The court adjourned 10 meet at $50
O'clock Monday morning,
Ia the county court the continued
suit OF w. r Hooper vs.. a. ]. Amber
SON wax decided IN favor of The de-
tendnnt.
Some time was spent by the lawyers
making motions, and The court adj
journed until the first Monday in Oo.
tober which will be the FIRST term un-
der the constitutional amendment
which nergcs the civil and criminal
terms together
In the recorders court the following
cases were disposed Of;
H. kiudle carrying pistol S25.
J. MeAinrrS, drank, acquitted,
Lucy Foster, cursing, S.
billie LOWS, cNrsing. 50.
Patrick lynch, drank, -.
Ed Ryan, drunk. S..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
PERSONAL.

J. NJ. White has returned from q
purchasing tour East.
l.. b. Collins, Of Wichita Falls, Is
in the city.
A. Il. Edwards, Of Henrietta, is in
the city on business.
W.T.. Roberts, eff Gainesville, was
seen on The streets last night.
w. n. Fakes aud family have re-
turned from a visit to Thorp Springs
much improved in health.
Tommy Randall one of Fort
Worth's sons. but now citizen of
Dallas. was in the city yesterday.
j. M. Upton, well known. stock
man OF Tom Green county, is in the
city.
Mr. Thos. Merrill, whose ranch is in
Fisher county, is in the city with his
bride, guests Of Capt. James Reid,
Messrs Thos. Atkinson and w. r.
Curtis, are in the Fort, where they are
ever welcome.
Pat Dorsn, of Wichita Falls the boss
Of them all in loading cattle, is in The
Fort spending the Sabbath
Mr.. Irvine Mather, editor OF the
/ Cleburne 7G'oJrdm, invaded the
sanctum Of the GAZETTE last night on
his way home to Cleburne.
Judge c. G. Potter, OF Gainesville,
was in the Fort yesterday en- route to
Henrietta 20 atteud court.
NJ r.. Hoxie, the genial and enter
prising live stock agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific passed through the Fort
last night.
Mr. J j. Thomas, one of Ilastland
countv's solid stockmen, was in the
/ the Fort yesterday and exchanged
1 pleasant greeting with the GAZETTE
people.
i Mr. Patterson, OF Park & Patterson,
Cisco, lone of Der wealthiest merchants
/ paid the GAZETTE "a short visit while
in the city yesterday.
! Judge j. n. McFadden, of Circle
vile, prominent sheepman, was in
the city yesterday and paid the GA
zErrs pleasant visit.
Mr. G. Baggett returned yest- rday
( from Il trip to Cleveland, Ohio, Where
/ he has been with fine lot OF Ten as
paint horses had pleasant and very
good business trip.
Pat Boiling, one of the ,mnst gen ial
conductors in the State, went YVES on
No. 30l last night over Me Texas <
| Pacific.
7. j. holiday, of Colorado City vas
in the Fort yesterday, vending his
way in and out among his hosts OF
friends with kind greeting for one
and ALL
VIII stone, of Stone Brothers o:
Gainesville, among the wealthiest
stocknen OF Northwest Texas, was in
I the city yesterday shaking hands with
his many friends and acquaintance
j. Byrd Thompson, the genial repre-
sentative of the Loving Publishing
Company and Texas Investment Com
pany, at Colorado City left last night
on the West bound Missouri & Pacific
for home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
CHURCH NOTICES.

Services ut the Fourth street M. r..
Church. South. There will be Sunday
School at 9:30a. m, and preaching AT
II q. m. and at p. NJ.
HORACE BISHOP, p. G..
ST. Andrews church. eighteenth
sunday after Trinity. Services to-day.
HOLY communion at 7:45 am. Sun
day & ,hool ut 81. nj. Morning prayer,
litany and sermon at ! ! q. IN. Evening
service at 7:30 p. M. The ladies have
raised over $500 which is now In bank,
for an organ fund. They earnestly re-
quest donations to this fund, when
must be increased to 5000, before an
instrument can be purchased.
w. u. SARTwELLE, Rector.
German Evangelical church. S.r-
vice at ~ "A. m. and Sunday school ut
. p. m. A. IL. BEtNbh' i"stoi'
The Gospel Tent: Preaching at Q
and | this morning, and at ! ana y
in the evening. A special meeting az
o'clock y. M to which all are invited,
particularly the citizens south OF he
Texas Pacific railroad.
First Baptist Church, sunday School
AZ 0:a0 IL. m. Special services at pm.
at which the pastor desires to meet all
bis members, any one who may
wish to attend. We eXpec. to begin
revival meetings just ms soon as Bro;
Pennis work ends .at the tent. and
this meeting is with that view.
j. d. MURPHY, Pastor.
Second Presbyterian church, in new
Third ward school house, wet Of South
Main street sabbath school at $3.50
y. IN. HENRY G. BASKERVILLE
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
corner Fiitr and Taylor streets, Rev.
Robert ID. Wear, pastor; Sab5 th
school at $3.50 a. NJ. Morning services
at / ] n m; subject The Tragedy Of
the Cross" After the sermon we viii
the Holy Sacrament.
Evening services at $50 p, m sub
ject "rhc Righteous Never For
salen" Music by organ, cornet aud
choir. All are Welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
A New Enterprise.

There Is n move on foot looking ia
the org IMITATION of u joint stock com
pany for the manufacture OF the Todd
cotton picker. a trial test was made
on Mr.. Tucker farm fix miles north
OF The city yesterday with model
machine, which resulted sufficiently
ii!actory 20 demonstrate tho cor
rec!ness Of the principle upon which
the machine is gotten up. The ma
chime used was designed for cot
ton of luxurant growth, and the test
was made on upland cotton. For this
reason the work was not perfect. but
it IS he opinion of all who witnessed
the trial, that with few minor
changes this difficulty will he ubviated
and the machine a success. The mn
chine can he passed over row of cot
ton repeatedly without the least IN
jury to the stalk OF foliage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
'rhe New Saloon Ordinances.

The GAZETTE II informed
hy the county attorney that
he Is Of the opinion thai
the ordinance passed by The city conn.
ell authorizing saloons 10 remain omen
on Sunday hetween lhehours OF . A. m,
and p IN. Is invalid, at least In "a
mr as II attempts TO superccde the
state law ON that subject and that sa-
loon men who keep open underihat or.
dinance are liable 70 ba indicted aud
prosecuted under the state law. The
county attorney says he shall deem Il
Nls duty 70 enforce the law Ia such
eases, Just rs though NO such ordinance
We're incNlstence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
In BRIEF.

| Inc man who borrowed hand saw
OF Common d Fry can have . chrome by
calling at their store
Send to I. w. Rouse this mornino
for the finest beef, veal, mutton. uorl
limb and pork sausage.
Go TO Smith, Thurmond & Co.. This
morning for nice fat beef, veal mutton
lamb and pork sausage.
The elegant and costly stock of dia-
monds just received at Howard Tullv's
has been the centre OF attraction Tor
the past two days.
| The streets are again filed with
stagnant pools of water. Ouite n
pond has formed at the corner of
Fifth and Houston.
The freight depot Of the Texas &,
Pacific railroad is piled M with
freight The busy season has com.
menced in earnest.
4 very large and carefully selected
stock OF silver and silverplated ware
IS now being received ut the Palace
Jeweiry store OF T.. n. Brown & Co.
Young Chas. Miller, who was hurt
between the cars few DAVIS ago in tha
yard at the Santa Re depot. is rapidly
Improving aud VIII probably be able
To get around in few weeks.
fr. Frank Taylor treated some Of
ms friends to Il ''possum breakfast''
yesterday morn ing in the saloon al
Tie corner Of Houston and Front
streets. The select few had a foyal
vine. .
Messys Dodd & Co, still keep n full
stock of their favorite cigar, The
Mascotte" on hand, and the finest
champagne beer in the city. Dodd &
Co, make spe iality oil select goods
and carry nothing ia stock chat is not
OF best grade.
a man by name Of Thos. Holmes
mad awagon stolen from the north
end OF the square night before last.
MI Holmes ls n stockman from the
frontier and had four horses i'm a |
livery stable on the square and left his
wagon in front of it, The wagon is
one OF the "La Belle pattern. MOI
trace OF it was found yesterday.
The fall and winter stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods ut the es- |
adjustment of Dahlman Brothers, can
not be surpassed in the state. Their
mouse is full from top to bottom
with the very latest style of goods Sc
Iected specjalv fnr this
market, and an OUTFIT for prince or |
peasant can be had low down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
FIRST EDITION.
spccinl to Advertisers.

Beginning with October LIST. the
GAZETTE, in Difference to solicitations
from advertisers, will locate limited
number Of advertisements on the first
page. Fifty per cent. additional will
lie charged for advertisements located
oh the first page; - per cent. for those
on The eighth page aud 10 per cent. fol-
those specially located on any other
page Of the paper.
AS present contracts expire, no adj
vertlsefncnt will be taken 1T less than
the rates now established.
No advertisement for first page will
be contracted prior 70 October list.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
Tho Cnttnn ninri.nt

Tho cotton market for the week end
lhg Yesterday was cWnpsratively
nusY one, About fifteen hundred
bates were received 1t an aversge al
over nine cents per pound. Tho mar.
kst c'csed steady and strong at prices
ranging from 0.25 10 . So. Tie Gellny
among buyers il that these priccs are
,he ttlect Of speculations, and IL is
li,atuly piobahls they viii continne
although the market Yesterday WAS
uhusualiy brisk and strong. II Is
pt oasle ihst a very fair crop viii he
gathered in farlani county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
THE SPECIAL RACES.
Great Aniioipations Of the Coming Events
Tho Programme and Rules.

]
| There is a great deal of interest be-
| ing aroused in the special races that
occur here next Thursday and Friday.
The success OF last Fridays races has
stimulated every one to n deep degree in
! the coming events and there Will
| doubtless be Il large crowd present.
The following is the programme for
! both days:
The following is the programme for
both days:
-EIHsr DAY-THURsDAY, SEPTEMBER
y, 1883.
No. PGfseS75 Troting. Gentle
mems roadsters, Nwner to drive, horse
that never started for purse, $50 to
first; S25 to second.
No. purse SOD Running. Half
mile dash for two-year Odds. 80 to
first $25 to second.
No. 3~-Purse 500. Trotting. Three
minute class. S75 to first So TO
/ second,
No i-Purse 500. Running mic,
All ages. $73 TO iirst 10 to second.
sEcoNp DAY - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
IS, 1883
! No. 5-Pursc 800 Pacing, 2:4O
! class; 40 to first; SO to second.
No Purse SIPS. Running, all
ages; mile dash; 800 to first; SO TO
second.
No. Purse$l25. Trottng, free for
ali; Sl0a to first; $25 to second.
No, 8 Purse $50. Banning, half
mile dash, Tor saddle horses that
never started for purse 80 to first; Sic
10 second.
M =, I;t;,,,,, a., tr,o ,,,;,,,..,. 49,
follows. All mile tracks. Running
and trolting tracks separate ana dis.
tiuet,
All trotting TO be governed by the
rules of the National Trottiug AsSocu-
lion, unless otherwise specified.
M running to bc governed by the
Louisville Jockey Club rules OF 1888,
unless Otherwise specified.
laree to enter aud. start in all
purses.
Z horse distancing the field will he
entitled to but first money No money
for walk over.
Heats can be trotted on paced alter
nately.
Entrance to purses close September
>. 1883.
Entrance to all trottiug and pacing
close September %, 1883.
Entrancs 90 all races ten per cent. Of
purse.
Entrance money must accompany
all nominations,
lnall running, horses withdrawn
must be declared out by o'clock the
evening previous to the race.
NoTE 70 save expense, entries
must be made in their proper class.
Where doubt eXists, identity must be
established or the entry will not be al
lowed to compete.
The admission Is fixed nj fifty cents
instead of one dollar as heretofore an
uonnced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
The stock of diamond syn
Jewelry store is superb
snnrting S0iI.

Shcepshead Bay, Seplfn'Is
First race, one nilie-s .'.,
Huron second, Tigan 'as'
1851. n
Mystic Park, SepleneeetT 4.
ished 2:10 race--J. D. il'1,
Time OF heat, 30. ~
Second race, handicaP,, wv NV
mile aud a quarter ll r'u.
Euclid, I'd; Referee, 50. i Z,
Third race, greas in.'
stakes, for all ages, four nHs
won. Time, 1;i3l. ...,.s
Fifth race, autumn ~. IA
full Charlemagnce ~
turba nee second, Jim hc0
Time $50. Z, ..,,la Il
Kansas City, seplsall'ss IA
DRILLING rain continue ma
the day, necessitatilI,'s, ,o'bt
ment OF The races linlii TIT "A
unfinished races fsnla,a,
from Yesterday on accoou'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
The Eire Departmcnt.

The fire department met at the city
hall last night for the transaction OF
general business.
discussion arose as In the duties
oi the department. as prescribed by the
constitution and bylaws and jt waa
ascertatned that none OF the membeis
nhd ever read the constitution and il
was ordered that Il committee of three
oo appointed To copy che constitution
aud ascertain the cost Of print
ing two hundred copies ot
Me same and reported the same e.
the department.
The president appointed Messrs
Swayne, Bowdry aud Matkin.
Ihe nleeling thon adionrncd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
The Nortl,er

Yesterday was warning 10 mos,pl.
toes that they viii soon have To- cin.a
business, ana 10 people who EXPECT ~
buy winter wraps IL said YOU had hat.
ter so 10 Randall & Chambers To- ana
see their elegant stock of Jersc, !
jackets, polchelots, dolmans, cloaks
Histcrs, etc., for the time is approach,
ing when you will need them, and
there Is the place to buy them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
Society -Gossin.

say, let me tell you-now know
you VIII tell--well, / don't care il yon
why, have you been to Randall &
Shainbers Co. since their store has
oeeh all fixed up aud seen all their nice
new goods. | declare, their goods are
Jusl lovely, and, oh! you don't know
VIVA wnat lovely souvenirs they gave me
UP mere. Yes, indeed, the cards they
I'VE wv, away are exquisite, but III tell
3su' the prices of their Atwood ear
pe'S peat anything | have seen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
A Good Outlool,.

Onc q, The GAZETTE repoyiers mef
that genial and stirring beef sinner
L.. II. Collins on his arrival in the
Fort rom Wichita Falls last night
ana ne gave very fine report as To
me outlook NJ That point, he antici.
palts large shipment the coming
week somewhere in the neighborhood
oil Two or three hundred ears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
The Arhorlnm Snclntr

what has become of HE society
known as the Arboriun, which had
such line start neIo asont ten DAYS
ago Has II finally died out, or Is Tho
iiIe o. enterprise only smouldefing I'M
Ger ne ashes, TO hurst forth with re-
newed vigor At some day in the near
iu,uref Its friends would I've pleased
70 near from II. SHADY CIriznN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
New Features in a Circus.

There is one department in w. w.
'ole's Consolidated New .Colossa
Shows that will charm and interest all
classes. This is the enormous royal
amphitheatre in which the Russian
roilcr-skateis, Numbering ten experts,
give one of the most laughablc and at
the same time one of the most won
delful and skilled exhibitions of dar-
ing dexterity, supp!eness and grace
ever witnessed. These Russians are IA
feature of this mammoth entertain
ment with which the public would
not willingly part.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
"CintlereIla,''

The progress OF The Cinderella opera
class under tac direction Of Mrs, Chas.
Eenton Is most remarkable. Every
thing goes on smoothly and the chill
dren are learning very rapidly. Re
hearSnls ure held now three times
daily and In short tine every one
VIII be perfect, Mrs. Benton has
made scores OF friends since her arri-
val here and they are substantial
friends who will ut any time show
their appreciation of her worth and
talent. SHE is hero giving both her
time and talent for charitable Dur-
pese, only reserVing a small share OF
the proceeds to repay herself,
when she could have given
the opera just as successfully
ana taken the entire proceeds for her
trouble. In nearly every other place
~ The state where she has given Gin
uerilla III. entire proceeds were Ie-
served, but in Fort Worth she dlstrih.
utes the earnings among those who de.
serve charity. Her kindness and be-
heVoience viii of course be greatly APP
preciated, and every one will lend
Their aid TO further the success of the
opera, and throw no obstacles i'm her
pathway. She Is under no obligations
10 any OF Fort Worth's charitable in.
allluuons ar religious denominations.
They should all WORK In harmony.
F!eischman's compressed yeast Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Luelan Eddy, IN the White settle.
mentor Iarnnt county yesterday of
typhoid fever ia The thirty-clehth yenr
OF ms age The deceased has been n
fesiGent OF the White settlement for
thirty years, lie leaves wife ana
Two little children and a host offrlends
10 mourn over his death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

II Is rumored, upon good authority
That Mayor smith has vetoed the or.
dlhance passed ut The last regular
meeting Of city council in regard To
opehlng the saloons Ia this city on
Sunday. Ills Honor's reasons ara moi
known but win be male public "a tbr
next reSuler meeting Of the council
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

o1'lo9l opens saon aud the boys viii
heeu e.otllns, shirt waists and other
Hrilc'es oi wearing apparel, Bring
'hsm around ana we Viii put them In
Sood warm clothing at nominal cost.
WASHER s AUGusr,
Coz iih snd Houston streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
The Arabs

VIII doubtless be worth seeing, but 10
The ladies' there are far more interest.
Ing scenes at Randall u Chambers
co. Every lady who has to purchase
n fal or winter dress should call Mt
once and see their deep cut ON cash
neFes, cadet blue, navy blue brown,
garnet; wine, cardinal, grey and black
ana all the new and popular shades.