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separation from the ministry anil member
ship Ut the Methodist Episcopal church,
south.
IL will also contain historic statement
oi thu origin and organization Of the 10
ligious and benevolent association u
which he Is the pastor, together with tie
charter, constitution and statement OF
beliefs adopted by 1t, IN mbers
TNo thousand copies VI the fret number
will be printed.
ANY person wishing to subscribe tor
the Pulpit can 20 So bv sending their adj
dress accompanied by the subscription
price which l. n follows.
one Copy one year ............... ........s | 90
xix mon lis. ................. 81
three .,...,-......, 40
Person. -onii z clubs OF Nv cor more
sub.cribcrs accompanied with the cash
will tie allowed to r,tuin % cents copy as
a rcmun ration tor th,ir trouble. Single
copies viii BE- sold at 10 Gems With Ill.,.
eru discount to news dealer. lurc
pages OF the cover viii be devoted % ad
verti-ing at liberal rates.
Address al letters AMI communications
to JANIS u. SHAW, Waco, IeXts,
UllTW.NN
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1'tslk son Al.

Mr.. Sid. Oliver, vi Beaumont, Is in the
city.
Mr.. j. NJ Morgan is quite sick with
pneumonia, but was improving yesterday.
MIR. Knox Patterson me In from Tenn
Pile on last evenings Missouri Pacific
train.
Mr., Henry william. ot Cow B YOU WAS
In the city yesterday ON brief visit to
friends.
MIR Henry Stencil, formerly of this city,
and now OF Colorado City, was in town
yestcrdhy,
Dr. Joe :. Willis went down 10 Wootnn
we'll lat Might IN professional business.
lie will return Tonight.
Mr.. Leopold Bohrmrn came In vrs'cr.
day from Mexico anu ia a guest Of MIR. A.
Her Of whom he Is a cousin. Mr. Buhr.
miu has been in Mexico Tor thpe years
engaged in mining and has still large
miniHg interest there,
Mr. VIM. Gearin, assistant agent Of the
Roland Reed lin "Chrrk' company, came
in Yesterday and is putting in good work
paving the way tor his party. lie leaves
Tor Cursicana this afternoon.
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RAILROAD VISITORS.
President Pnramorc and Party
of the n. ~ ~ T..

| erb. -,,.,i.i ,..f,, ,,...ri,,, pr,sIl,nt 1
A pIr,n,,, V.' All ,'ar5, ot 1ba Iexs. and
| ~ ,',,i. y,ii',a,, r,tnrneI trntn C;,t,..
/ y,ia N"nds, ,f';lt ami snp, of M. yi..
! t,rs NOM ~ yoo, nortion of Yesterday In
! mo DIV The marty consisted of j. W.
| F. ,r,mGre, president. ex.oirvernor Il. b.
/ Hubbard. genera solicitor: & W Ristir T.,
general manager; j u Van D,ue. general
,uperin endenu l. b Fish. treasurer; Geo
/ ". Liicy, general freight and tcke, - NJ;
/ and q w Prescott, Chief OF the DEPART
IN nj Of hle htnlc, and Hnsporu,ion-1,
I sll ui the 1 u 81 l. 'oN' linb'htd ana
most uI lh, par it'u' net e"n. y 's',I-
u'y morn. \ ui,',''v,t 'ra ,.i,,..I
A-I il,aSu .,,. ,,s,'i",'', i,.Ii,,, .ra',n
uNgi.' si''n Wv. ",U, 'ooH',S
.s,,,ti- ~ l,ar',,,.,, .,,rc..,, lin.
I.i, ali ,,is,...G ,,,tl, ,,h,i IA. bti seem
ain, tl,. ina - nj. r,sJ If. had ira.
yrrs-d the .n.i,e d..t,ncc of over even
bunjr,I milo. rom Cairo To- t,afcsyI!le.
.anii.a lose observer. II was hi, first
visit 10 tiat,syIIIe .nd The thirty untling,
McGreso r. piIuts which be- regards ~ be.
ing su TO grow and prosper. Question
ed : Ia the rtliIy 81 sing gIp, 10 Ar.
kansat, h" said win good Wta h'r all the
track could be iaii WITHIN Try day-' al
though tine bri - cross re Nhile, A.
kahsas ana hei i',l' "lFh' h"I o.
Fr,Il so ''ou' "a 80 are &'
AI" WY 'i
gfe77 mas notu He7rS7ni J.! some" u i,'l e'
'tIi'"' 'Il ny ui uHi we '",' ln,',
vi 'ht 'A'.7'' ,''i7''"' are h"" ''uh
oPeratIu ana cur! III tuV 'pIluH 'ur en-
.lIt u""l "h'i, nue. "H' u' cav, III"
t me IoAd VIII Do ir"uy !" "i ,,','rt ',,o
ol""' E""t'' ma .''' ''11',,','
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Cascara Cordial.

One of the latest AMI most pleasant OF
all liquid cathartics, this elegant prepare
ton Is made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected Il alto
rial. 1t is with the great, 81 pie t,nt LA
we recommend this very superior IA
harmless remedy - being the sales, NJ,
surrst laxative nnl catualtc Tor wear -
males and childrcu. now in use, and 10
habirual constipation and indigo, ton, 20,
cannot find myIhi : more speedy or ce
tain. 1t is combined with arumatics il
such a manner thar the bitterness of the
cascara sagrada is completely disguised
ASK your druggist for it, AMI be sure t
take NJ other. Prize 81 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker Il Willis, Waco
Texas.
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Owing to the fac that my business IN
town demands my undivided attention /
viii sell atn bargain one u the finest
farms IN MCLeuuau @ unity, consisting
OF near 800 acres OF land aud within less
than Oue-halt mile of the corporate lin
its OF the city OF Waco at nearest point
The improvements consist n two story
frame residence with eight rooms i'm
ished, large and excellent barn and com.
modious stock sheds and cribs, tenant
houses, four large cisterus and large
ground tank in pasture, aiIorlln. an
abundant supply Of water, Abou. 400
acres in high state OF cultivation, with
about 800 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about 80 in pasture, and balance
in meadow and timber and fine orchard
Also, fifty head OF fine short horn cattle,
eight good mules, one new thresher,
two self binding reapers, and all other
necessary ia ming implements and ma
chinery. viii sell all together or land
separate. For price and terms apply to
W. b, lRICR,
0llGdtf Waco National Bank.
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FIRE RECORD.
= Noted Place OF Amusement
Gone,

NEW IoHK.Jinulry 10. -Tw,cdlc Hall.
ut blny burned th., mlrlug. Tie ire
started iu McCummon', MUS store, un.
der he hail, and spread SO qucbJy to TIE
age that within ION minute, the Aam,,
verr beyond control, 1hc AAll ls cu-
urciN TUln,d.
ALBANY. y Ja0uary lG -Tw,elle
Ha'l block, including THE up'rt house, the
Albany county bans, eigN or ten retail
stores, and number OF offices were to.
"a ly destroyed rs the lire Los, heavy.
The building was a fine four ST rs
froestone, - feet on State and llG on
North Pearl rect, the lower stories de-
voted to stores and offices, above which
was tine hall leo by 10 feet which had
one gallery and wa. Capabl. OF seating
lWn persons. The original cost was
S!Uu,uOO, and the property il now ASSESS
ed at s25U,WO. Erastus Corulug's resi-
dence adjoining was on fire number ~
times, but hundreds Of willing hands
nut Int the tse and saved tue venerable
old house and its wealth oi family pie.
lures. Insurance ON loss, $4,000
Al PIAINrELD, CoSN.
PLAINFIELD, CoAS., January lG.-The
business portion of Main street is burning
this morning, Loss $4,000
SOUTH CHICAGO.
CmCAdo, January l6.--Ap extensive
nail factory in SOU h Chicago, Que OF the
largest N the country, burned lat
night, Loss not definitely known. The
mill aud machinery cos, $4,000. Fire
clearly incendiary.
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Bnllin AnnILIn

The p ubic generally m not always
doubts the genuin,ss Of any advertise
meut that advert. es goods at cost, and
for good reasons. We have never y,t
advertised any OF our goods at cost, eveu
after the end Of the season, nor DO We
now propose to sell such goods as find
ready sale all The year round, exc, pit
at a profit, but any hat or bonnet IN our
house, trimmed or uutnumcd, can be
purchased at ac,ual cost or even less,
Mis-. Ella s. CuHES,
OlU7tc Fashion Bazaar.
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Not Found Vet

We have not az yet found one sing e
complaint against our Golden belt flour;
being as good rs anybody wants, aud
the extreme low price, Sls5 per sack,
makes 1t the champion of Waco Try 1t.
Our pure Kentucky apple vinegar, eight
years old, l. the best that can be had.
Our last arrival u one hundred bushels
extra choice Irish potatoes are fine.
That snow white pure Louisiana sugar,
9 pounds for dollar, aud that choice
yellow clarified sugar at ten cents per
pound can't be beat. Yes, but don't
forget hat We have apples AS cheap Ms
anybody and plenty OF teams to make
promp' deliveries every time Uniform
low prices ON every article Is our M ito.
A. JoNKs TAYLOR II Bro.
Nos. and . PAtber Block.
UllGtc
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LoEESA, January l2.-Allow us,
through your columns, to tender on.
thanks to our friends of Waco. who have
80 kindly ,ssisted Ms in building our
church at Lurcua.aud we know that the,
will rejoice with u- W en- they hear tina
we reallz Il $50 from our su per to CON.
pleto onr church with. Respectfully,
CITIES. OF LoEESA ASD VICINITY
nj
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ia ROPE.
FrnRce--Clainin& the Napoie-
Ouic inheritance.

PARIS, January 10 The Figaro pub.
fishes - manifesto profess dly issued b
Prince Napoleon l"Plun-piun' catechis.
in the present situation and claiming the
Napuluonic Inheritance
ARREST OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PANS, january lG,-Prmce Napoleon
was arrested this afternoon and CON.
Quoted to the Cuuciergerle.
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Office OF FILING ADMINS.
M InItrS \ETnIr NJ


Il he State of TrNas,-ro sac sheriff Or
any cun>t bic OF McI.eHntn county
You are hereby cpmuInded, That you
cause to be- published tor twenty days Ia
newspaper published IN your cOunga
true copy oil the following writ
THE STATE OF TENA~,l
County OF Mclennau.
TO all persons interested in the estate Of
". r. Hague, deceased E.iL .belh Hague
administrator OF the estate OF ", +.
Hague, deceased, his He'd her petition for
discharge a, auminStrtriX, in the county
court If McLcnuan county, which will be
acted on at the neat term OF court, COM
mencing on the thiri Monday in March,
1853 at the court house thereof. in the
city OF Waco, al which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear and
contest tue same, il they STE proper.
Witness, j. W. Baker, clerk Of the
county court OF McLennan county Given
under my hand ana the senl oil said court,
the 6tn day % January. 1883.
J ", BAKER,
Clerk County Court, McL,nnun Co. Tex,
BY o. w David. Deputy. OllOi2Ot
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APPLE! Appic. !

Three dollars and fifty cents per barrel.
only n few lett, do not miss this chance.
One car Patent flour, Just rereiy. d., try
n sac k, quality and price not exccllcd III
this muihet. To arrive Monday, one car
potatoes, onions, cabbage, etc. at Juo.
&. Eaton.
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WtE'h AND DYNAMITE.
LoNu' ~, January l6--Ihc beach from
II .rw ck TO Old.bl'gh is streNn witt
wreck ,gr from the British ship Pride OF
Ocean from Hamburg for New York. \
case continuing dynamite was found by
the coast guard, Tie tact thai the wreck
aye !, in exceedingly small pieces led 20
conf clure, that tie loss of the vessel was
caused by au explosion Of dynamite.
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- RETURN 10 TAIHRHIAND.
BERLIS, January ia spondent
says Bismarck is opposed 10 allowing any
facilities Tor any return OF German emi-
grants after naturalization a American
citizens, - they thus obtain exemption
IRON military service.
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The Monder of the Ace.

It'll to BE- found in the Electric Neu-
ralgia Lotion which is fast becoming
celebrated as the only genuine specific for
neuralgia, ncrvOu, headache. rheumatism,
govt, toorhacnc, swollen lint and in
fact all infl4mmatury diseases. II is won
dertuI what electrical effect this remedy
has on the sufferer in removing the pain
instantly, as II by magic. 1t is entirely u
vegetable compound. ard perfectly harm
less In its action. 1t is no humbug. Try
it. Ask your druggis'; price % and 80
MS per bottle Prepared only by
Tucker ~ Wills Waco. Texas.
For the benefit of the incrcdulous we
here append two certificates ont OF many;
Messrs Tucker y Wili,
Dear ~irs-lt affords me pleasure to say
that your "EleCtric Neuralgia Loion' at.
iorded me relief when other remedies
have failed. SAMUEL. +. WRIGHT
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Painting! Painting!, Paint
iu.,,,

The bes' stock Of ready mixed paints,
white leads, and oils in fact all paint.
ers' materials are 10 be found at Tucker
< Willis, See our new column ad.-
Ul lite.
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Miss Beulah 5 arborough will Civ
lessons in drawing and oruuucutt
ninting at the Academy Of Art. Fo
terms aud parti'u ars apply at the Mead
envy Of Art, Waco, Texas.
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0llGdtf

Take your prescriptions TO Tucker &
Willis, where they can be filed day or
night by competent dispensers,-Seeo our
new column ad.-0ll7tc
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POLITICAL POINTS.
senatorial Elections, Innugu-
rationr, Etc Yesterday.

rntion-, Etc Yesterday.
DETROIT Mich, January lG.-The two
house. ~ the legislature took separate
ballot. this morning Tor senator with
the following results: Sc ate Ferry
publican, II; Stout, fusion. ID; scat.
teriug, s. Hous"-Ferry, 40; Stout IS
scattering, H. There being no choice
IN either house the two bodies will NEE,
. IN joint committee TO morrow.
rENSEssEE's CHOICE FOR SENATOR.
NASHVILLE, January 15.-Hon. Isham
:. Harris was elected to The United
States senate to-day, on the first ballot.
The vote God II in the senate aud o
in the house.
DELAWARE GOVERNOR.
DIVER, Del, January l6.-Chas. c.
St1ckly was inaugurated gov ruor to-day
sud read u message advocating civil ser
wee reform, renewed interest in ship
build ng, aud rigid economy in all state
affairs
The PLAIN rAITtsoS.
HARBIsBuBG, Pa, January 16.-Gov
Pattlsou took mp his residence at the
executive mansion this morning. His
reiu-a to permit himself to be made Is
subject II usteutatiun or dis lay, had
the effect dim ui-h the usual crowds
uuou the street, hnt there was large
number IT strangers IN the city, and thu
inaugural ceremonies were Witnessed by
a larger aud more interested assembly
tunu WAS expected. Patti-on was aske
To- accept the escort Ut the American
Cllh, ut Puiladelphia,frum the exccu i've
mansion to the capitol, but he refused,
utI1 srrYrnpuuIpl by I'm. mint lsf,tsl.tiv,
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lI~Iriu


~ EAkIUQl AXE.
NUFNNA. January l6.--rhc Press states
a SHOCK OF earthquake WAS telt at Carls-
bad. Two houses fell
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.

Always the Same-Always Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the best Dip. II i'm
proves the Wool and does not iniure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and it,
transportation i the OnIy thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
at the largest leaf market in the world.
with patented process for careful and
economical work. We furnish PURE
IN TRACT OF Tobacco at cost which
makes lts use an economy 10 every wool.
grower.
LoCI,ylLLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER n WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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100, august II, TNNI.
Gent, mcn-llaying been troubled Tor a
number OF Years with neuralgia in my
head, ami used many remedies, | lind
nothing that gives such insta Il relief as
your Electric Neuralgil Lotion.
joins ;. MOORE.
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Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ashs
music store.-l2l6tt
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-0ME stNsAIIONAL KIMOEs,
LoNnoN, January lG.-A Dublin cor.
respondent says there are two distinct
services here. one belongs TO the Old
head center stephens, the Fenian party,
winch advocates open warfare, and the
other known a. the senate or council, =
body which advoc ,te, murder An effort
will hc made tn prove that some of the
p. i-Ouer, recently taken into custody have
been tn company on certain day, OF per-
sons posted Iu cert in part, OF the city Tor
'h pgrpo-e ui Fascinating high officials,
but the attempt hls been postponed for a
better opportunity which has not arrived.
10 B, stated Il wil De shown there was d
plot 20 destroy the Lord Lieutenant and
nj, escort hy bombs throwR from uuoccu-
pied houses
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AVENUE HOTEL.
CONGRESS ANENU
Austin, Texas.
q w VIM. prDpgfE1uE.

This old and popular hotel has rcrcHtly uu.
To the public under more favorable suspic.,
than ever before. The proprietor p'rI.e. h,
best Efforts To the satisfactory entertained
oi quests -ullttf
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AZ Waco Uuiver-it. MONDAY evening
at = o'clock, Mss Emma A. Campbell,
Of Cherokee rouuty. Funeral Will take
nla'e at th Bapt st church lOu'c uck
this morning Dr. b. II, Carr, u oiiiclat.
lug. lutermeut IN Oakwo cemetery
Friends aud acquaintauces and her
pupils IN Sabbath school invited to at
fond
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TERMS
Strictly In atiN

TERMS
Strictly In advance. 800,
T IN ei ne suo u, n'I i." :lS
lnclubs OF Il or more,
Agents taking subscriptions al Sl'T,5i
year are authorized to settle VIII 'D
Office at club rates. Address,
EXAMINER PUBLISHING CoNFAN''
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LII,,I

At residence on Monday night at u
O'Clock, MIR. ". =. b Hey Funeral gill
wNe place 'o-d'y IRON residence al II
O'Clock. luttTment % OAawood c,mt-
LIE.
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pMGSG. 60" Prof Gimcrack's Boari.t
'ol. 30 Monday and Tuesday, January u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Short on Corn.

New York, December l4.-F. b..
Howell q Co., commission merchants,
and large brokers in produce and on
the stock exchange. are posted as I'M
able 10 meet their engagements. They
were largely short on corn. IL Is
thought the suspension will not seri-
ously affect members Of the produce
exchange.
Howell & Co. state that
one partner. Geo. Bullard, acted i'm.
properly and caused the posting of
their failure al the produce exchange.
The firm deny the failure, and say
they are ready 10 pay all liabilities
promptly on presentation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
A Drunkard's Deed.

Rock City, Nd, December l4.-John
Bonders, druukard living near here,
locked his wife out OF d0ofs bechusc
she refused him money. She went To
The woods with her children, ana
while building n fire her clothing took
fire and she was burned 10 death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
A Boys Revenge.

Vincennea, Ind, December IA
week ago Victor Josephs and other
boys pelted James Hughes, another
boy, with eggs. Yesterday, at annhp,
oils. III. Hughes met JOeephs and
shot him dead without warming.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Hammered Out.

New York. December l4.-John De
gan, who recently finished "a seven
wears sentence for the murder OF bis
wife, wa fatally attacked with "a hnp-
mer by Booue A. Sears. II IL alleged
that Degan was too intimate with
Sears' wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
A sarrow.Gauge Item.

81. Louis, December lH.---George w.
Tilley. appointed traffic manager Of
the Texas d. It. Louis railway, Will
continue to net as general passenger
and freight agent for the present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Saddlery Hardware.

New York, December l4.--The Sad
d!ery Hardware Manufacturers asso-
citation have agreed upon ful list o.
weights. aud that all will furnish
goods at uniform prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
srKAyED OK STOLEN.

n,n REWA RE--LosT OR STOLEN, Sun
SiU day, December 2, 1883, one bay more,
d Years old, Il hands high, branded " On ~
who VIII give information of The horfss
Whereabouts. VIM Re., C'iiei OF Police, Fort
Worth, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
COUNTRY rkors.,1Y roN ' sAl.t.
FARMS FOR SALE.

0oO ACRE FARM FOR SALE. $50 ACRES
- In pasture and 50 In cultivP''nn: u good
comfortable house OF Ave root and nut
hnses, barn, and splendid water. Four
miles from Woatherfoid, ON the Denton
road. Eor particulars enquire OF X.
V. iillingham on the premises, or X, W.
Duse AZ WeatherfOrd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

NOR SALE-CAR- DAD OF TENNESSEE
L Jacks. These are finely bred jacks, Just
imported from Tennessee by J. :. ,ooch and
to he seen nj the Fort " ORTIZ Transfer stables.
Pedlgrees given ON application. Horse and
mule traders consulting their own Interests
Will not delay IN Nainning this stock aud
aud making purchases for spring use. MIR,
Go ell can be seen at Office of the Texas
Investment company, limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
Suit Discontinued.

New York. uecemb n 1.-THE suits
Of Rufus Hatch against The Western
Union have be, n discontinued by or
der OF court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
THE LADIES

" ~ oe interested in knowing that in our TWO DE-
MENTS only the best of work is arts,icallv ex
secuted Our Millinery stock is very complete. Our
Dress-me<ng Department is fully equipped with FIRST
o''ss ei''s's' MISS BERLIN & CO.,
Houston Street, Near the Square
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
For sALr-LlyE STOCK.
FOR SALE 500 HEAD OF
l2i$&4 choice western graded cattle,

5S, FOR SALE 500 HEAD OF
11i$&4 choice western graded cattle,
IN9 well located on ono nf the finest
.AMA--Gl ranges In Northwestern Texas,
with me protection and tbu dance ofnever-
failing water. Also 10 superior cow ponies
good hoadquarter ranch houses, and weli.Ar
ranged and wcll.built pens nj various places
on rauch. THIS herd has been on present TO.
.atiun ahout eight years, Is nncly giHded up
by the use of fine bulls, has been we'll man
aged, and Is unoer fine control Price of en-.
tire OUTFIT, $500 900 cash, and balance
in twelve months with interest AT per cent.
past season, with mir y aspects OF 300 during
the coming season, and about 1900 beef cattle.
The Fort Worth Live Stack and Land Associ-
alton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

VIII furnish estimates ~ d
Of buildings. shaving, counte
FoRT WORTH,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
FINANCIAL.

MONEY SAVED Ia MoNEN EARNED.
" 80 70 the Plaza house aud be convinced.
Lodging day or night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
WANT COLUMN.

tents under this head will DO in
eyen ale OF fve cents a line, each
a. words To The line. No adver.
Ihaa,,u.e Tor loss than 25 cents. Par
9 advance. ' S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

DAFF's HOTEL, Dcuisob, Texas, located
~ In central portion OF the city. Firut-clnHs
accommodations Popular resort ofcommor-
ciai traNs'ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

NOR SALE-A FIRST RATE BUGGY
L horse both stylish and gentle. Apply at
Henry * Peaks hardware house, Houston
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
MUSICAL.
LOST.

i oST-TWO RING DOVES. FINDER WILL
| be literally rewarded by leaving them or
Information OF their whereabouts nj the GA
zFTrE Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15
HOTELS.

"A oGlik0oH HOusE-MAIN SfREEl,
vi MoGregOr, Texas, by Mrs. D. j. Ish and
Prot. q. Heard; the drummers' home; liable
supplied with all the delicacies OF the season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-15

NOR sALE-SD0 HEAD OF HIGH GRADE
i shorthorn bulls. Also u ear load of thor
oughbred short.horn females, These cattle
are IN our hand 10 be sold within the next
sixty day $, and parties desiring such stock,
Missouri raised, can get OF us bargains out of
this herd. TEX $ INVESTMENT Co., Limited.