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Little Falls transcript., 1884-10-10
She stopped him with gesture, he,


lip curling s $ss #ss
Circumstances never excuse such
things" she said coldly, lis it neces-
sary for me to tell You that you
have lost your wager? I dance no
more :5 %ssl,.
EaI would not have won r. he cried
eagerly lifting his head for a moment;
II would have released you from yonr
promise, would have managed in some
way to have been true to what is within
me, after all 7 had forg often the wager;
had forgotten everything but that you
were kind to mo and Twas happy near
you. Do not think me more unworthy
than I ami" .$9. 4
Lena Dale stood up, softness in her
eyes, and laid her gloved hand on his
arm. II. a 4>. s.
There's another nobility in you," !"
she said, gently; when another temp
tation comes, because of the pardon I
now grant yon, be noble ever, as you
are ever brave!" III I
ssYou pardon met" he cried, taking
the hand from his arm and holding it 10
his bosom. t'I ask more Of your wonn-;
manhood I ask pardon for the love
which ! have given you, solely against
my will, knowing you would not return
i knowing you pledged to another /
ask you to remember me kindly in the
future, and with pardon for my pre-
sumption" T.. !, .E& 4
p sPardon." she echoed, a tremor STIR
ring her heart ut his earnest words
"Oh, my hero! if I co1lld accept yol,r
heart it's few weaknesses, perhaps,
it's sterling worth know--,how royal /
would count the gift! [ can not, And
now, although I dance no more tonight
nor ever again with you, lead me back
to the dancers" : y
.@E He did SO; and when others had gath
cred about them, he silently drew apart
watching her with gloomy, yearning
eyes; and Lena wondered why there was
SO dull an ache. at her heart, when Clar;
ence would come to her on the morrow.
And Clarence did seek her on the
morrow; but, somehow, the betrothal
was not renewed; the young man waited
months, and then sought her again but
Lena told him, kindly, gently, that she
had never loved him with the love
which o wife should give him--she
knew it now. - ..--~
z, Five years drifted by after that night
at the ball when Lena Dale had broken
her troth, and Clarence Amherst led q
fair oung bride to the altar, while she
still went her calm, womanly way un-
wed.
Since that night she had not seen
Captain Lemore, but she heard often
OF the gallant soldier whose chivalry to-.
ward her sexplaced him above his own.
whose nobility matched his bravery,
and whose face had never been Il turned
from foe! r. "'s
Was it because he still remembered i?
she would sometimes wonder, and
then, when she had almost taught her (,
self to hope no more for sight of his
handsome face, they met! The man
with 3 scar, for which men honored
him, across his bearded cheek ;the wom-
On who had outlived her girlhood.
Is it not hard to comprehend q hu.
man heart? They had been widely
parted, but love had bridged the dis
tance between; and Captain Lemore
says his wife has made him what he is,
and to her the world must give his
laurels. philadelphia Call.
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water for Young Ansma1s.

Young farm animals of any eissz shouId have
access ta water especially in warm weaihsrs
however abundant be the ssapp1y Of milk frr-
nsi,ed BY their dams or fed them from tire pail
They may do well without wafer, but our OBJ
servstion is that quite yeuug animals often
driak water freely and wish decided rsiab, even
when they have an abussianee OF milk If reg
nfariy placed before them, with reasonable
care as to its temlperature, We have never
known injury, while VIC hare often though5 We
saw decided good effects breeders Gazesta
Little Falls transcript., 1884-10-10

One Of sEse moss extraordinary eo7rt-
ships thss have occurred wit5iizG aseuorv
was csrriel or within me uaEss e
ErookITn prison betweeFi q yussEng far
mer OF Come fEsslt and D Tos3ng woman
imprisoned for theft The farrner hsd
heard of tle etlprit, ard deciding shas
she might make gssd vie Il ander
proper griidaace, determined 50 win her.
The circumstances proved estasr ga afs-
normal developmseas Of pEila1sshrop~
CT d dime novel Eexa OF senaasienalIs Issn.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-10-10
Take Rest and Recreation,

y
about over. The small grain is safely
secured, and the corn is now beyond
your help for 8 season, and the delight
1 full Season Of the year for visiting is
near at hand. Go somewhere. Leave
for a season the interminable round oi
farm life. BY some process change to
some other hands the care of stock, hoe
ing and delving and other necessary
drudgery of the farm. Manage to let
some person do the milking, cooking
and washing SO the wife and daughters
can 60 to some neighborhood, lake or
| city for rest, recreation and amusement.
! Too many farmers constantly labor. and
toll, dragging themselves about in q
weary existence, until they sigh for the
rest Of Heaven, which a. wearied mind
and body will imagine that the greatest
pleasure there Will be in having nothing
to do. You will be like the city drudge
who had been wearied through long
life with the crowd and hustle of never
ceasing toll, signing for the, pure all
and green fields, and a "lodge IN some
vast wilderness" Y
Leave, the farm with all it's cares and
got out of sight Of it, IF you cannot
study any place to go, and cannot pos,
sibly screw up, your mind to go some
where, why not just start early in the
morning and go out to some grove,
where there are singing birds and flow
ing streams, and scream and roll like d
horse released from confinement. Any
thing to throw off the blues, and the
desperation felt ltwithin Suicide is be-
coming epidemic, from feeling that
the pleasures of life are not worth iv-
ing for. Try and get up something be-
sides q picnic, with its detestahle ice
cream, dYspeptie cake, refreshment
stand with 4 lemon peel soaked In d
gallon Of luke warm water, which are
q humbug and caricature on pleasure
and recreation. 3 81. III 55f. .s
Get out of these deep worn ruts.
But if nothing else, 60 to the thickest
woods you can find, and commune with
nature in it's divine simplicity and puri-
ty. Seek the grand old hills, or in any
other way get in close communion with
Mother Nature, and from her pure
breast WI 90 rest and Tepose. ID
Orif you can possibly spare the means
and time, HE thee away with select
ones OF the family to the lakes, the
mountains or the plains somewh here as
different as possible from Your own i'm
mediate surround dings. The sight needs
change Of scene the lungs demand
change Of atmosphere and the heart
yearns for association with long parted
friends, or new and congenial compan.I
ions. Go somewhere. Do something
to break life's dull onoton y. Wake
up the almost dormant aspirations oi
your soul. Re -kindls the fres off youth.
Feel that the earth Is full Of pleasures,
and that life Is glorious. And after q
season Of rest and recreation return to
your farm, and you viii see new bean
ties in the world about you, find new.
pleasures il attending 70 the reasonable
duties Of life.
Little Falls transcript., 1884-10-10

d single shos nanFsfaetorT ii Mass
chuaests tHrTss egrt 81 pasens ssaefsnerr
In l2 moasEax IS xAanv pairs Of Bss3ss
and shoes rs 30 200 sIsos.- razs IsA<1 81
Paris uaaFs By hsrd Il She sanss perfad
OF time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
A HUMAN BRUTE.
Draining His Helpless Wife With an Axe
and Trying to Chop Her Body
70 Pieces.

Cincinnati, January 3l.--Patrlck
Hartnet, aged thirty-nine, laborer
living at 25 Walker street, Mount. Au-
burn, brutally killed his wife and en-
deavored to chop her body TO pieces
and hide IL under the floor. He had
been addicted to drink and IL very
uulrreIsome. This morning he order
ed his wife to lie on a bed while he
went into another room. Fearing VIC
Ience, she was attempting to escape
through IA window when he returned
with IAN axe and struck her one blow
on the head, causing instant death.
An alarm was given by the children.
A patrol wagon called, but Hartnet
was entrenched within the house with
the axe for IA weapon, and deiied the
police. They obtained u heavy scant-
ling, jammed him against the wall and
after fierce fight disarmed him. He
was so badly injured that he had to be
taken TO the hospital. Mrs. Hartnet
was the mother Of five children, and
would have soon given birth TO thu
sixth. She was an estimable woman
An inquest Of lunacy was had on Hart
net last spring, brtupon he testlmon,
Of some OF his neighbors he was dc
clared sane,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
PARKER COUNTY.
Married-A Missing Husband and Dis
trcssed Wifc--(Dtiler News Items,

trcsSed WifG-0tfler News Items.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Weatherford, January -30.-F. A.
Williams and Miss NJ. ID. Smith of
Stephens county were very quietly
united In marriage at the Carson ~
Lewis house yesterday morning by his
honor, Justice Jno. w. Squyres.
Mrs. NJ. II. Conner of Batesville, Ar
kansas, was written 10 short while
whileago, by her husband.
M. b. Conner, who had
left home sometime previous
for the state, to meet him Mt Fort
Worth. sShe came in obedience to his
letter, but could learn nothing of her
husband. After remaining at the Fort
several days she came to this place, ar
riying here about out of money. Some
benevolent gentlemen here interested
themselves in her case and telegraphed
Mr.. Bob Cnse ut Batesville, who
vouches for her and says he will fur
nish her money If she needs IT. She
10 naturally greatly distressed at not
being able to find her husband. If
this Should meet Ills eye he will know
where to find his wife, or If anyone
should read this statement who
may know anything about M. b.
Conner 1t will be doing u favor TO Mrs.
Conner to write to her here. All news
papers feeling kindly toward distressed
worthiness will be helping good
cause, no doubt, to publish these facts
An athlete hung himself here yes
terday. 1t WAS witnessed by-a crowd
who did nothing to prevent it. He
deliberately put the rope around his
neck, swung OIL and--then, hand over
hand. ran up the rope amid the APP
plause of Interpretations, as partner
below took up a collection. II was the
feat OF q peripatetic rope-walker.
Miss Biggs died at the residence. OF
Mr.. II. Newberry near Aledo In this
county last Sunday evening after %
long illness OF three years. She was
buried on Monday.
Mr.. Bob Mcconnell, the correspon-
dent OF the Galveston News, Is on
flying trip to Wise county.
Shoot the 'devilv who set up my
letter Of the 2sth. Shakespeare never
wrote 1t "thc son OF York; but this
sun of York; How could son make
a summer? The.sun is the source OF
heat. Shoot him!
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
EAsTLAND COUNTY.
Judge Fleming for GovcrDor-The In
corporation Question.


corporation question.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Cisco. January 20.--Inasmuch as we
failed to induce North rexas' great
favorite, Col, j. =. Smith, to consent
TO become our governor or our candi-
date. which means governor every
time--we next turn our attention to
claims nearer home. For instance
our esteemed fellow townsman Senator
j. r.. Fleming, is prominently
spoken of as suitable man
for the next gubernatorial race.
Judge Fleming is a gentleman of fin
ishcd attachments and rare ability, and
doubtless a better or more competent
gentlemen could not be found. East
ern and Southern Texas have furnish
ed us governors long enough to divide
with Northwest Texas. We have a
good governor now, the Galveston
News to the contrary Notwithstanding,
but IL our esteemed ireland Is not the
lucky one in the next convention,
ing OF the West?
Those who are disposed TO talk upon
the propriety or impropriety
of securing a municipality
ut the approaching election for the in
corporation OF Cisco, can find some
body TO oppose them, whatever their
sentiments may be. Therefore IL is
growing warm and somewhat exciting,
but think the majority of the voters
are in favor of an incorporation from
the fact that our town Ia getting too
large and important. to be out doors
without any protection. / am conf
dent that the 18th of February will
mark change In our local affairs, all
of which will prove better protection
to our citizens and property.
There Is petition actively circulated
among our citizens asking Representa-
tive Lanham in congress 10 use his In
fuence in having the federal court re-
moved from Graham to some more ac-
cessible point on the line OF the Texas
4 Pacific railway. We do not ask that
IL be located at Cisco, yet Cisco Is the
most ravorably located Of any place on
the road west of Fort Worth, for we
have rail communication from four
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
Fire at Peoria.

Peoria. January 1.-The three-story
brick block on Adams street.. owned
by Kline d Jack, was destroyed by fire
this -snOrnlng. Losses-On building,
$25, 900, insurance $4,000; Koch Bros,
notions, S25, 600. insurance $4,000; b.
Coevell, crockery, $4,000, insurance
$l2, 200; Schnebly u RawecIifie, hard
ware, 10000, insurance $500; A. M.
Weaver furniture, $4,000. insurance
$4,000. The Clark house, adjoining,
81 Sa Goo si insurance 81 a go. The Peoria
Bicycle Co. lost 81, 1000 worth ofproper-
ty; no insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
CHASTITY FREIGHT.
Three Human Bodies Packed In Casks
Received by Express at
Hhtnaua

Chicago, January 3l.-Three human
bodies encased In hay and compressed
into two ordinary whisky casks came
TO this city yesterday by the. Ameri,;
can express. One barrel contained
the bodies of two adult white males,
in the other that Of colored man.
The police ON making the discovery
arrested John Carlston, veterinary
surgeon who paid the express charges,
and the driver of the express wagon,
who hauled the CHASTITY freight 70
Carlstonis place Of business. the bar
rels were addressed 10 Fawcett, Barn
4 c., a su .,positious firm. and II y
Thought ay the police that the oodie
were Intended for one Of the medica
college, Of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
Raiding the Union holders.

Troy, New York, Jannary 3l.--In
Difference to public sentiment, the po-
lice Commissioners took measures this
morning to break up union noldeIs
patrol In the vicinity Of the Malleable
ron works. where non-unlon men are
employed. The police charged the
patrol. and made i've arrests. There
Is much excitement,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
STOCK CATTLE!

We desire to call the at
tention of STOcKMEN to
the fact that we are hand
ling large numbers of Stock
Cattle. and that we are pre-
pared to contract for spring
dehvey any class or grade
of Texas cattle they may
require.
OUR FACILITIES
for handling Stock Cattle
promptly and economically
are unsurpassed, ond we
believe 1t will be to the m
terest of all to see US be-
fore making their purchases.
We have perfected arrange
nentS for
DELIVERING CATTLE
IN any of the Northern or
Western States or Terrific
nes, in herds of 10000 or
over, and will be pleased to
submit our prices to those
who may desire topurchase
for defvey at those points.
TEXAS INVESTMENT co. LIMITED
Fort Worth, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
BOOTS AMID 5EEoG5.
Lewis Bros. II 60.
No. sls HOUSTON ST.. FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
BUsINE FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
L the 81. Louis hotel. cor seventeen TN and
Jones streets. Three yeaiz' lease, Rent low.
Thirty regular boarders now. Reason: l,l
health OF proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head Will be In
srted at the rats OF Ave cents q line, each
rssrtfo,i, seven words TO the line. No adyer-
.isement inserted for less than Is cents. Par
es with whom VIC have no running account
nust pay In advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

I,IIRsIsHED sLEE ING ROOMS FOR
L Rent, northwest corner fupic squA'e
Amy ~ JnO w. Stanley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
wANrED-T0 RENT

ira NTED-HoUSE WITH THREE OK
w or four room furnished or un,nrnisned
Wv nice party without children. Apply a.
Cattle Exchanges
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

and iuyalIde generally may properly
undersiand tho merits OF "CoidenS
Irsld Ises7 70ntc," an analysis ~
: the eminent chemiat. ARTHUR HILL
England: and nico M endorsement "
Tie celebrated physician. Professop 4
aIRERAsAdUS WILSON. F-k.s.. LL.p.'
OF London, arc labeled on each pottie'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

.,nTtur fro nENT-ON COLLEGE, HID.
III Ennr rourns neatly fn,shed. Near ter
minus OF sireet-car track. SIS In ,.dvance. p
nv nj the ofiico OF Or. "A, - ltroi'es. coIhe. %
Fourth and Taylor streets. once hourS y"
a. M. and TO : p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

UWo nj ely furnished rooms, corner oil
Fuurih and Grove streets, No. 4l2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

Neutrality-suspicious..

y,yANTED-PARTNER WITH $50 or o ,oOl
w capt tai to join with an eKperiesc q en-.
ii man In a lucrative business. Inquire at
once at st. Charles hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

poses. Ifdeslred, will be held till April LIST
and turned over TO purchasers In coed con-
dillon. Apply TO Il. Il. Maddox, Fort Worth,
Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

uVANTED-A GOOD COOK, WHITE OR
w black. Good wages. Apply To John O.
Ford, Gazette office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED "A CHAMBERMAID AND
w laundry woman at Lindeil hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
FOR REKr-DwELLING HOUsEs'

MWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FolI
rent, Apply at NO, oio west ihiis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
wANTED-AGENrs.

WANTED - WE WANT MEN AND
w women everywhere 10 sell our dia-
nlonds No previous experience necessary
For particulars ADDRESS Weakley Burnett,
237 Vine street, Cincinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

No 4 ROOM, well furni hep, OH fayior
A street, No. o 0, beew en- Texas and Jack
son streets. Apply At premises, convenieh
10 business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

ON REASONABLE TERMS AT TIL e EN-.
" plre nne stock and dairy farm, two
head OF thoroughbred, acclimafed Shorthorn
bulls one yea, old and past; also, ffty head
of half and threequarter bred native Short
horn bulls one an two year old. Cattle are
large, ne aud well suited for breed ng pur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
FOR sALr-L,vE STOCK.

NOR SALE-A STYLISH SADDLE PONY
II and good draught horse. App y TO y. +.
Read & Co.. Corner Fifteenth and Houston
=
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

NOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, suita.
\ for two gentlemen. Northeast corner o'
Calhoun and rhird street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
WANTED -BoARD ERs.
ROOMS roH RENT.

T1HREE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS
fTgentlemen. West Second street, four
blocks from Houston References required.
address "Ks !" this Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01


AFFORDINo' sBII DING MATERIAL
-&4~>197M@zs.y
For 10Th NERVE AND MUSCLE.
!. ! !. SIa| : : ::
ns1s OF EKn1EuI1NF hoy,
I1E.rlr kVxs&&H1AkH DUMMY,
oY Tur RsnfeTEGTSs Z ROOTS
rIsrsr ST. HkeIyt . nrnns
srnnsu Ezows
: ) i;ii :. !:
nxrr-ny fk !REEE1 Tor !h.l.
Blnsx ~ TONIC
vos LIE. I{3 REE IVY IIkAiTIl:
na'srno. iHE& eIyIsg
rrss ~ NY S5.VXG. rnerEn:
errurn N MUDAH6T IRs.
Bxy w. = ..,
gthenIna=-Indgorat ns:-Fa'tenlno.
@OLDENSLIoUID BEEFToNIc
ts pronouaced by scores Of php--
siclsi,,s. aud by thousands Of people ,c.o
hors usca IL, TO be The best h,,o,rn remedy
forDe5nitu. Dv.ppsin. Indignation, Loss Of
Appetite. Loss OF Flesh. Lung Conplai,tts.
Fcnlnlo UeaIfress. Gastric Tryiiabutfy, Md
Iarial Berer and many OTHER discusses ,chcre
fonios ere required differing esseniioliy
from all other Besf foods and Io,.ies.
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY Of
the Hood an a enricIicsit. and there
fore a 1no snpi1orant and corTochro
In cases OF all chronic Baiadics which
are associated with nm iAfoyRBIsHHD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These MI yield
regulating aud nourishlngpr prop
critics OF it's great food tonic elements
Itcompensutes Tor tho Toss of ritaiifH,
induced by ConsuD, Dfio,i, tdfdrTH OK
bronchial and Throat ageefio,,s. de
splu remedy FeDiniyie Debility ana
reimburse Tho Female physique for
those losses Of citGIity accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 fhe ser.
Mothers uarsisaJ their own chhdrc.s
and delicate tcOnieu who expect 10
become moihors and bring up rf1os-
Gus children should by all IN cans usc
It, II sriH restore sufferers from
Mental or Nervous Prostvnfion aris-
ing from Deer spoYIs, Ercnnscs or
J,rofraofed Disease. a. srNi cur
Drunkenness and tho Opium Uaote
for as tho appetite grows henltnics
and digest ton moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic. the unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
finct. It's highly beueticiat ts lAver
LJnapldisfs, Adtariat Fcpcr, and
ALL MaIor.iaI Discdse; and FOR the
debiiitating effects OF Ecres Of any
kind II has $40 eyual. AZ rePuFs
sp0Sfe. Improve Digestion and dp-
s,eftfe, aud AFFORDS tho Dypeptfo In
raild an eastly assinstiabtc article
Of food, and II 80 pleasant 10 the tas.e
That tho most sensitive palate WIZ nos
reject it.
THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
and iuvalIde generally may properly
understand tho merits OF "Cofdens
LIQ,sld Be7 10sstr," an analysis
the eminent chemist, ARTHUR HILL
UAgsALL, Md, Frs, OF London.
England: and also nn endorsement W
lie celebrated physician. Professor n
aIRERAsMUS WILSON. FRS. .LLp.'
OF London. arc labeled on each po'tie'
~AUTION. = Colden's Liquid
BEEF TONIC is an abbreviailon o.
~ Itsoriginal nane-"COLDEn,b LIZ LIZ
Bi3's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND
TONIC IHyiG0RATon." Each bottle bears
this original namo--a mark OF genuinehens
which should always DO observed, d; siscrc
arr s~ceyat poor limitations. Tho supei.,
n.t,., ~ DAD 81. and position VIII
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

yxTANTED-A SITUATION by A CoMPE-
w petent druggst-a graduate. Address
"Druggist.n GAZETTE Office.
C,ITUATION wANTED-A THOROUGH
y business man desires a position AZ clerk or
book Keeper. Small salary TO commence
with Address, Book-keeper, Grand Central
hotel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
PERSONAL.
wANTED-rEMALE HELP,

WANTED TWO GOOD LADY COOKS AT
w the ~. Louis hotel, corner seventeenth
and Jones streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01

HOUSEHOLD FURNIT RENO els West
III First street, between burnett and Flor
ence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WE have good supply OF wagon lumber
w on hand. and are prepared to I'LL or
ders on short notice. VIII deliver the lum-
Der by the carload at Savoy or Bells. Any.
one wishing 10 purchase please address me at
savoy, fexas Il. II. WILLIAMS