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CELEBRATED UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT S
EXCEL IOR.
SUCCESSFUL. MORE SUCCESSFULLY
MOST SUCCESSFULLY!

The public reading hearing Of startling announce
ments have only themselves of the truth of
advertisements by calling and ask TO be shown
the goods mentioned What by this assertion
is simply this: That enabled and determined to
place before the public the BEST UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRT IN THE c UNTRY at astonishing l. w Prices
Wewin demonstrate to exactly what it is inn
possible to make find any bett shirts for
money. The bodies are made # Utica Nonpareil and
amsutta Cottons all Reinforced Fronts The Bosoms
Ba I'd and Wristbands of the best Linen and good work
manship, and the prices still remain the same.
4Ic.. Csc, 92c AND Sl.lS
We also wish to add that PERFECT FIT Is GUAR
ANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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THE BIGGEST OFFERED THIS SEASON.

$500 yards Of DOTTED SWISS EMBROIDERIES,
worth from 10 to 25c yard will be sold from to-day
until closed ont at Sc. yard Also, other Lots &C.
&C.. l0c. and 121c yard.
Our SWISS EMEROIDERIES surprise everybody.
We sell Goods at 25c yard with wide marquis which
really W. nth double.
Just received another Tot of ALL OVER ENBEOID-
ERIES. used much this season for Yokes Sleeves
&c. from SOC. 70 So 90 a yard
EVERY PATTERN GUARANTEED UNDER THE
USUAL PRICE.
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6 o r G E ANsY,
607 SEVENTH STREET,
yl9 Opposite Z. s. Post OIL

BoUsc1Se BARGAINS
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Blue Flannel Suits at as worth "a
Blue FLANNEL Suits at &c. worth $40
Blue Flannel Suits. indigo dye. $50, worth So
Blue Flannel Suits single double breasted at $3.50
worth SIS.
Fine Yacht Cloth Suits single or double breasted at
$3.50 worth SIG
set Of c. A Z Buttons given with each Flannel Suit
Good Business suits at So worth SO
Splendid Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at 50 So worth
Sls.
Elegant Cashmere Suits at sII75 worth 500
tOur-buttOn GETAWAY Suits. worsted, black and
colors at SIS sold nowhere under SIS
Fine Black Broaico Suits a $40 goods since we
are established worth $40.
FOR BOYS. To IL YEARS
Pants ard Jackets AZ So worth ga
Pants and Jackets az 50. worth S.
Pants and Jackets 81 so worth a.
Pants and Jackets At s.. worth g.
FOR BOYS. IL TO Is YEARS
Good Suit at - so. worth &C.
ABrtter suit at Sc worth So
Splendid suit AT 81. 80. cheap at sl2
Fine Suit al %. rs worth sI6
Base Ball Bat and Cap given with every Boys Suit
In ODD PANTS and VESTS we have an immense yar;.
ETY.. at prices to suit everybody
OFFICE COATS from Acc. up.
THE MISFIT STORE,
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Congressman who want their drummer constitu-
ents to be permitted to do business in Washington
without paying license tax, or tax OF any kind,
should consider the injustice done in this way TO
the dealers here, who are taxed on their business
In various ways
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SPECIAL!
SPECIAL!!

Wewill offer until Saturday Evening 900 Dozen Of
Genuine LION BRAND" COLLARS and CUFFS at
Half rice These goods strictly pure Linen Four
Ply and to be Reliable: and sold all
at 1S and sc.
We offer Lion Brand" Collars at 1Oc ach-
Lion Brand" Cuffs at 20c. per pair.
n. B.-We have hand the Largest, Cheapest and
Most Reliable BICYCLE SHIRT in the CITY,
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PUSH Up 5 THE I, Tn AH2sr4A4 sD Ut

PUSH Up J T#E IL Tn ss2sz4A4 sD Pur
MEMS SUITS
Our variety IL spontaneous We give you
FOR only 81 well made Business Suit all WOOL which
. you cannot find elsewhere less than alO.
For only SO offer fine all wool Suit. We say It Is an
lmpossbility to buy same less than STATS
or only Sl1 90 will sell handsome Suit style Of make
and fabric are the very latest regular value $15.
For only BIS will give you four button Getaway In
different shades, col kscrew. worsteds and fine mix
ture.
BOYS SUITS
Large Assortment, all Sizes.
For only Is can sell you good, durable, wei made
. Suit regular price. a.
For only S575 frst-class all wool Suit worth ST.
For only $50 fne all wool Suit. beautifully made
and trimmed. worth GIL
CHILDkEN'S SUITS
We make this department. Specially and keep every
style and all sizes also. Klta To make the little ones
happy is our aim.
Sailors in Blue. 81. Is
Sailors in Blue. Olive Gray brown ..... 400
Very Handsome Suit. Jacket and Pants ...... 2.26
beautifully Made Suit. ia ket and Pants. 400
Mobility Made Suit Light Gray, Jacket and Pants $50
An Eiega ntly Finished suit Brown Corkcrew Wor.
sted, Jacket and Pants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45O
Nit suit. one piece. $50
These two styles Of kits are excellent in make.
Merchant Tailoring Del artTnent Complete.
NJ. +. EISEMAN, 42l 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
my2O Under Odd Fellows Hall
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NEVER Too LATE

1t is never too late to do Rood-especisy to yourself
A good action brings its own reward. You all know
that We offer few specialtes below. If you buy any
of them you good to yourself and the reward fol-
lows at once in the amount Of money you by max
ing the purchase from We offer
solid Brass Bird Cage. worth o., for s1.29.
$1.49.
A beautiful embossed Gilt Frame with Silk Plush In.
side; very handsome. worth fully g. so. for S1.69
lovely very wide combination Gilt and Ebony Frame,
engraved. worth g. for 81 10
A fine Artotyne. framed in . neat solid Oak Frame.
worth 81. so for 99c.
Larye Chromos which are sold for a. 80 on the in
stallment plan, we sell for g9c.
Large Oil Pain ings which sold for $40 the in
stallinent plan. sell for SAC
Nj Iican mmocks. which sold last year for g. so
We sell now for 81 g.
Fine Grain Leather Travelling Bags worth from 90 to
Large Rubber Cloth Travelling Bags which sell from
81 so to s. we offer at SOC. 9gc. ana 81 90.
Ostrich Feather Busters. worth 25c. for 13c
Fine English Toothbrushes worth ssc and 4Oc, for
Large Rubber Dressing Combs worth Soc, for Csc.
Fine triple Plate Solid Steel Table Knives 81 ~ for g.
Bftsn Ba6y s 81 g Sas
Carriages in the city, and Mckee and Harrngtons make
We have also just received full line Of STEEL Wheel
and other Veocipedss, at well-known low prices
In fact, extensive establishment is chock full Of
decided Bargains useful and ornamental II you have
not bought any of them yet you will have Q splendid
chance this week,
1t is never too late with US.
NJ. sILVERBERG l. CO..
a12 7TH STREET and 3l3 8rH STREET N. W.
myl9 Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Cunard line has bought the Oregon. the
latest triumph OF the shipwright'S art. from the
Guion line, which seems 10 have superiority of
ocean greyhounds, and now possesses, therefore,
the fastest vessel afioat. The Cunard company is
also having two more fast ships built Evidently
It does not propose to get left In this epoch of
ocean racing.
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Petroleum broker Lewis seems 10 haze don e bust
ness In the confidence style OF Mr.. Ferdinand Ward
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ErOR RENT-A CORNER GROCERY STORE AN
Star Office mvo0 ats
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GET THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have ON hand lare stock of the Celebrated CON.
CohD HARNESS" Of ali kinds and description.
at Lowest Prices
Coupe. Carriage and Road Harness q specialty
LUTZ 4 BRO.
l0 Pennsylvsnis Avenue
~ Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and 6achele In great varsity st lowest pr1cg
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS - makefA0
name and trademark stamped On q n0A
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THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS my1s
NOW Is YOUR TIME TO GET AWNINGS AND
~ HA1SLETT. slf MARKET SPACE. is the man to
make them. NNdewProOf store Awnings a speciality
Make your houses comfortable by putting up window
awnings. Telephone No 316-2 my5- om
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Are You INTERESTED

In Clothing If so. we will be pleased to show you
our St OK and the following are extra value
Lot 1870. 4-button GETAWAY Frock Suit: price
Sl5. Lot 5.216. Al-WoOl Indigo Dye Flannel for
so. We never boast about selling goods cheaper
thai other houses. In this case We are far below
the marx 4 his suit cost the manufacturing
within small fraction OF the price we anne
We r,ady with SUNME2 CLOTHING.
You should see our ALPACA COAT at SI5O II
you wish anything in the way Of Clothing Como
and See.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
SEPTEMBER EDITION.
A Quarter Of Million Copies TO Bs
Printed,
And 1000 Oopies for Distribution at
the New Orleans Exposition

Several months ago THE GAZETTE adver-
tised the fact that special corps OF work.
men were engaged In collecting material for
q September edition that would surpass any.
thing OF the kind ever attempted by any
paper In the state, and recognizing the ma
nitude and importance OF their mission they
labor systematically and earnestly 10 per
form their work.
Ia few weeks the collection o facts aud
assp m.esi showing ne Texas ,s'0r sil "p &c
iiaished aud the work OF elias incstion
and arrangement will follow Tho prepara-
tion OF matter for thu edition In unner the
personal supervision OF col. II. l. Bentley,
who " eminently qualified for the wo \ oy
reason OF his recognized ability as = wItt.r,
bis long residence In the state and his ! IT,
mate acluair lance nd thorough identihca-
tlon with Its Interests.
In this edition will be shown the CONNER
wlshin ne en,l.s range Of me
sp ss a sro. saiss o. for
the year and the amount aud value Of staple
prodncis shipped from eacn point, estim tes
OF Real estate, live. stock and
, r rssourees Of the state and many other feat
similar editions viii be intro iuced, making IL
the most com prehensive and valuable edition
ever issued by any paper IN Texas. Arrange
every county In the United States; 10000
copies will be distributed among the visitors
edition will reach 25DypO copies.
| Acorrect and sp'endidiy executed rail road
map OF the state, got en- mp ON plan differ.
| ent from any yet printed, and brought up 70
| the very latest date, Will accompany each
COPY OF this edition.
ffiis edition viii reach all clssses and Inter
ests ny the most direct means, and being dc.
| voted 70 Texas nd Texas interests, will be
preserved for future reference.
| IL offers speriai Inducements W land agents
| and others Interested In ihe sails Of Texas
lands aud town properties, ~ II H. intended
| 70 reach investors and HON e-seekera East,
| and will be placed 10 the best advantage.
a limited space will be feserysd iuF sdver.
| tiAers In and out OF Texas, and
| ment will be received NJ any price special
| features viii DO introduced Into the write-up
| 0fTexas towns, and an opportunity given AL
| BY the sspteinbe edition OF THE GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
THE pELAwAnE srArEsMAN.

WILMINGToN, DEL July ll.-Sen-
ator Bayard was seated in Every Even
ing's editorial rooms in company with
Judge Whittier and few friends
when the ne ws of Cleveland's nomina-
ton was received. The probable re-
suit of the second ballot had been fore
seen by the company when the first
change to Cleveland was announced.
After the reception of the first sum-
mary of the vote and since the hopes
OF Bayard's nomination had been
abandoned there was general agree.
ment that Cleveland would prove q
candidate very generally acceptable
to the party and time would unite the
Democrats Of New York In his favor,
Very little was said, however, as the
com pany almost Immediately sepa
rated, and Bayard, after telegraphinp
his congratulations to Cleveland, left
to dine with his friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
Adyertising Cheats,,l


at has become 80 common to begin
an article in an elegant, interesting
style,
"Then run II into some advertise
ment that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the
merits OF Hop Bitters In as plain
honest terms rs possible,
ITO induce people
"1No give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
"TnE REMEDY no mvorably noticed In all
the papers.
'.Reiigious and secular. is
Having q large sale, aud Is suppianting all
other medicines.
"Thcre is no denying the virtues OF the Top
plant and the proprietors of Hop Filters have
shown great shrewdnoss aud ability
"ln compromising medicine whose virtues
Did She Die?
"NN,
"She fingered and suffered along
| pining away all the time for years,
1.-The doctors doing her no good"
"And at last was cured 10y this Hop
Bitters the papers say 80 much about. u
Indeed! Indeed"
"How thankful we should be for that
| medicine"
A Daughters Misery,
"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on bed OF misery,
"FrOm complication OF kidney
liver, rheumatic trouble and Nervous
debility,
Under the care of the best ply
sicians,
"Who gave her disease various names
"But no relief,
"And now she Is restored TO us II
good health by rs simple remedy a
Hop Bltters, that we had Stunned 70
years before using II. n-TuE PARENTS
| Father is Getting Well.
my daughters say:
How much better father Is since h.
used Hop Bitters."
He is getting well after his lonI
suffering from disease declared In
durable"
"ARd we are 80 glad that he used you
Bitters. IA LADY OF Utica, n. y,
ss- None genuine without bunch ofgreei
Hops on the white label. ~hun all the vile
poisonous stun with "Hop' or Hops II
| their name.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
rHE NEWS AT BUFFALO.

fAL0, July ll.-Most intense
bent this morning, and immense
surrounding the telegraph and
kper offices. The announce
{ Cleveland's nomination was
cheered. After q cheer was
men waved their hats and
Ike mad; hand-shaking among
Rata and Republicans was geo.
ID the enthusiasm unbOunded.
he OF one hundred guns were
by the Cleveland gun squad
The direction of the Cleveland
| club. A meeting of the club
He'd for tomorrow night, when
rai celebration will be neld.
cleveland supporters from the
the O Invention will be met on
hturn with a brass band and pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12

in May, 1884. He waylsid Bullock in
the woods and shot and robbed
him. W0manklller while drunk,
found an old white man asleep In the
woods and murdered him without
provOeatl0n and then bbed him.
All three admitted the killings and
the Indians gave no reasons for theif
crimes, but Thompson claimed 10 have
killed his partner In splf.defeDsc. He
made that statement on the witness.
stand and IN the last confession to hi.
evidence against him caused his con-
viction on the grounds that he muir
dered his partner for his interest Ia
their property. Three other prisonrr,
were u have been executed to-day
but the president pardoned one ana
commuted the xentenee OF the Other
two to imprjsonr'e fcrtife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
In NEW YORK.

New YORK, July IL All morning,
from the time the balloting began 10
the reception Of the nomination,
crowds assembled in front OF the vari-
ons newspaper bulletins. From the
first Cleveland's nomination was
looked for. When it was placarded
that the Pennsylvania delegation had
retired for consultation, everyb dy
said, if Pennsylvania goes for Cleve-
land, that settles 1t. Az o'clock the
streets in front Of the newspaper bulle-
tins were blocked, interrupting travel.
There was not much excitement until
the words were put out telling of Gov.
Cleveland's nomination on the second
ballot. Then shout arose from hun
dreds, and more of them clapped theii
hands and clapped each other on the
back.
There was no excitement at the city
hall. as no politician were there. AL
the Democrats are In Chicago and thu
Republican aldermen are out of town
Mayor Edison said, II consider thu
choice excellent. / have not doub
of the governors election
Register John Reilly OF Tammany
said, / hope Cleveland will be elected
The country needs safe, conserva
tive, able man, such as he is, and every
honest Democrat should vote for him
The Republican ofiiceholders de
cline to make comments for publica
ton out in private seemed pleased
with the nomination, considering
Cleveland al easy man to beat.
One of the associate United State
district attorneys said: 1T Is q gOot
Repu blican nomination."
A deputy United States marsha
said: "The nomination means a ma
jority of from 5000 to 10000 i'm New
lork state for Blaine, and ] should
not be at all surprised If he carried thi
county. John Kelly can be fixet
with the mayo .alty, or some othe
way"
News of the nomination was re
ceived at the produce exchange with
long cheering.
In Wall street it was received b.
every one In n manner indicating
was n foregope conclusion.
Collector Robertson said: ~ thin
the nomination of Cleveland the bes
thing for the Republican party.
can't say what effect III any his electio
will have on the business interests G
the country. Personally / am in fave
OF Blaine, and 1 expect to see hin
elected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
prMoopAoY HONOURED ITSELF.

AUSTIN, July 1.-THE nomination
of Cleveland was received without
much demonstration. Gov. ireland
would have preferred Bayard or Thur
man, and the rest OF the state Officials
were divided between the. two
Everybody Is confident OF Cleveland's
ability to carry New York and defea
the plumed knight.
Judge Rector. a prominent Repub
licsn and candidate for congress, aid
"Cleveland is a strong man and the is
sue is doubtful and is probably to b'
determined by the laooring classes o
New York. Democracy honored itsel
ia sitting down on John Kelly"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
RATIsa Ia /. OCCASION.

sNo AA OSAONs
= Gazette.
l, July ll.-Great excite
prevailed here during the
by speculations INDUCED 10
the action Of the Chicago
The telegraph office,
hange, newspaper offices or
bulletins were posted have
bundled by eager throngs
1ith anxiety the arrival Of
rs. The news of Cleveland's
was received with the
husiasm. and cheer after
the excited throngs rent
rhe news OF Hendricks
for second place created
husiasm, aud altogether IL
the strongest ticket
rats could have chosen. Iu
ly SHORT space Of time hun
bners were unfurled from
bps, hearing the name oi
hnd later that Of Hendricks
To night one hundred
kred In honor Of the nom.
cleveland and Hendricks,
b, 1890 p. IN, . procession
through the entire business
b. city Il marching 70 the
ixis FOR the Union" aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
d NEWS AT ALBANY.

July 1l.-One hundred
ared in honor of Clevelsnd's
The minute it was re-
h governor WAS In the exec.
pbers. at the capital. with
ZEN. Farms worth, and y
Fiends. The booming can.
announced the nomination
pding In his private room,
worth on his right hand and
1t, his private secretary, on
He received the congratula'
pse present in q dignifed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
MARLIN.

b the Gazette.
LIN, July ll.-Everyone seems
BASED with the nomination of
rover Cleveland, 80 much so
. following poster is on the
this evening": After church
tonight there will be a grand
ZION meeting on Live Oak street
pr Of the nomination of Gov.
Cleveland, the next president
United States. A salute of
Fill be fired and several speeches
kmonR them the "loOmer from
fville,n Capt. q. a. King.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
nl.souri sar1evsrs Hanss1.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, July liza War
rsnsburg. Mo-, special 70 ths Posts
Dispatch says: Al il:2o thu morning
Bill and Charley HsmiItna ascended
the scafi5Id 70 be executed fIr tho
murder OF Carl Stale, : young Ger
man who wAs killed w them " :
brutal manner for his naouey La
March. Hamilton u ~ nliaA ntlrp
real name bsIng EdalnAA apd Cha1.
lty's " MaIskSy. a erp.e o. lA0e
we're IN attendance OsA w seaflslo.
Roth declared ulsnlstlyee innoeene
And accused eanh othsr II TIE csi@e-
Prayer was offered By lev: Herman.
The murfieEeys fnped saoh other, ehQtlk
pauds, forgAye zach cthsss ena aees
the caps wers flxed each esid be -
NOS auilty. ~ ll;sd the dSop ~.
Charluy't meek wns bIokog, ~ wv
VIZ sisspele4 I. a ~ - ~
- - $50 = r n lo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
CleDurne.
Special to the aaserls.

special 70 the 0axette.
CLEBURNE, July 1.-THE bulletin
boards have attracted large crowds to-
day and the anxiety to know what
WAS being done at Chicago was In
tense.
The officers captured . horse-thief
name Tom Nichols last night having
In his possession two horses belonging
TO MIR. Heller, which he had just
stolen. He was lodged In Jail.
The weather for several days has
been unprecedentedly hot, reaching
yesterday height OF 1922 To-day Is
somew hat cooler.
The water-works company are re-
ceiving numerous orders for connec-
tions into business and private houses.
County Clerk Frank Adams has re-
turned from Jefferson with his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
EDsING FAITH.

b ROCK, ARK, July 1.-THE
ban central committee have
t inex pedient to put q state
the Held at present and have
4-to She oath inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
LARGEST AND MOST ENTHUSIASTIC,

LARGEST AND MOST ENTHUSIASTIC.
DALLAS, July 1.-THE Democrats
OF Dallas tonight ratified the nomina'
ton Of Cleveland and Hendricks by
the largest and most enthusiastic
political gathering exer held in North
Texas. The streets were packed with
people for squares, salutes were fred,
bon-fires blased, narades were made
and speeches delivered. The finest
band in Texas with twenty pieces and
drum corps made music. Messrs.
Gibbs, Terrell, Hunley, Nash, Nor
gan, Crawford, Bower and
Strange were the orators
and the meeting is still
going ON at eleven p. m. The ticket
gives universal satisfaction to the
Democrats aud the Republicans are
not so bo.stful and confident as when
they thought Cleveland would lose the
nomination..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
A BRILLIANT VICTORY.

GALVESTON, July 1.-THE nominal
lions of the Democratic national con-
vention give great satisfaction, and
much qualification is expressed at the
defeat Of Tammany. With Cleveland
and Hendricks as standard bearers, II
Is believed the Democrats will achieve
brilliant success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
ICoLOkADO.

lRApO, July 1l.-Cleveland's
ttton was received with gratifi-
|, In fact ali the Democrats are
/ ela1ed. The tariff plank as re-
y fayorably commented upon
|1QrgoV night q grand ratification
RpM be held. Several eloquent
were mentioned rs speaker.
sedo will give the ticket agood
|pnnld is the choice for the Sec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
kuxxais SATISFACTION.

J. 1uly ll.-Cleveland's NOM
fof president and Hendricks
-pre9Islent was received here
uch Enthusiasm and gives EN-
bfhction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
kARp.s CONGRATULATIONS.

6rNGToN, DEL, July l1.-Sena-
lard has just telegraphed con-
Hons to Cleveland, as follows:
bFover cleveland, Albany, N. Y -Ac-
best wishes for your triumphant
land the assurance of my thorough
|dfaat import In the canvass.
1t r. f. BAyARp, .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
WOOD.

|1N6Dp. July 1.-THE NOM
K C 6eeland by the Democratic
lon vas hailed here with joy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
OMEN OF SUCCESS.


AUSTIN, July 1l.-Hendricks' nom-
nation is enthusiastically received
and regarded to be sure omen of sue.
cess
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
FELL. FLAT.

the 0ezette.
SrRINGs, ARK, July H.
rs Of the nomination fell rather
pon this city. 1t failed to
any great enthusiasm, but
as Is safe for $4,000 Democratic
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-12
Els cHEEns AND A TIGER.

ths t1azette.
HALL, July ll.-Marshall
Resting. Three cheers and a
br Clevelaud and Hendricks,
|ninatlon is well received here
I b heartily supported.