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STERLING SILVER.
lI6 7TH STREET n. ".

Having just received direct from the manufacturer
latest designs and being able to sell them lower than
to our
Solid Silver Rhinestone Pins at aoc
Solid Silver two stone Pins at 81 49,
Solid Silver five stone Pins az So 90
Solid Silver seven stone ms at s. "a
Solid Silver Hoop Earrings at ~, IS and eac pair
Solid Silver rhinestone Earrings at &c., 81 49, o. q
Solid Silver Rhinestone Collar Buttons SOC
Solid Silver Bangle Bracelets at SiG9.
In fine Rolled Gold Bangle Bracelets have the latest
novelties in cases
The new designs most beautiful and the quality
and price leave nothing TO be desired
We have also some very pretty Bangles in Jet and
Gold from 99c up
Solid Silver Jersey and Hair Pins fir ON 4ac up
Solid Silver Scarf Pins from 49c. up.
We would also call to your attention our large assor
ment of Ladies' Gold Rings with very attractive set
tirgs, at from 9ac to s. ~
Our new designs in Sleeve Buttons Will captivate Your
fancy; our 99c- button especially.
We can also show you a very large assortment in
Gents fine Fregilt Vest Chains at from &c. and fine
Rolled Gold Plate at from 81 50 up.
You will find that prices are about one half of the
regular prices asked elsewhere and the quality Of the
goods We guarantee TO be the same.
You will also find that Lave the largest assortment
Of low priced Jewelry in the city, and you viii always
save money by ratronizing
NJ. SILVERBERG & CO..
s12 SEVENTH and 3l3 EIGHTH ST.
feb25 Near Pennsylvania avenue
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LIST OF LE IoWR REMAINING n TIE GEORGE
MARCH i. 1884
LADIES LIST.
Bprditt Kate Mrs Thompson L Mrs .
johnson Bctsey
aENTLEMEN's LIST.
Gwin Daniel NC Mckinney IA
Hawkins Thomas F Tytlion James 4
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN EAST cAPrToI,
STATION
MARCH l. 1854
LADIES' LIST
Anderson GIMME Qesnan Julie Miss
Aschennach Pauline Reed Margaret Mrs
Black f. Z Mrs hoy MaegTe Miss
iseos%n Mary Miss III, hsrisOn Lizzie Misc
Ewin hstle I Mrs SViilf n Marcy L Mrs
Green Mary Louisa Miss Stuart Annie Mrs
trf,Ss Sailie Miss Thomas Cornella MISC
huish'zer ID Mrs ThompSton Lima Miss
Hunter W n Ms Wales Flizabfth
!oues Sophia Mrs. Washington Katie Mrs
Msttht VS. Asies Miss Williams Lue Miss
Mlddision Ratchet Mrs Young, Msgsie II Miss
GESILENEN'S list
Bentley Gilbert Ca Horton DID
Boisn James Capt Lev Frank
Benefited g y Nally Geo
CuTtce { Nspier W Rev
SfutlaiS Joseph Iippett Thos w
Sf UT, "a S'to IL Williams Frank
HAu Whit ncy Jessey
LOCAL LETTERS
LADIES' LIST
Barr VI Miss2 Muller Nelson Mr.,
Bla Mrs w.,lwa-J Nj
johnson Ellen Mrs Young Msnday n Niss
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
bnrn winfield laird Al
Hriniseit Mr. LIGHTER James III
MISCELLANEOUS
500 II" st. S. L.
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1aig!a tsist7''ii.:!C Dresses for the y.e.,ten
Seis3za-H"=% .i2fer:2E. fo- the =. ARM
CT Hea:h@l--t2 &5-.I2-,cr GusEi: and
Esoss 80 tsH'<c Et-Fciyes n. I. S,-:nr
1rin'nii:i z-E'ec::,cCs and Fln.ve<s-
JeSs@'c'- .s:+Aac. AMI EGnbroiiery-
N-';fc I'll ssi.ici: ssecs-Depsh IN
TSssEss.
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late accession to the ranks OF royal authors
is the Infanta Donna PaZ. The "Poeslas de Paz
de Borbon" have been printed in an edition re-
strictcd to $50 copies, not Intended for sale.
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THE DEATH OF SAINT MORSE
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

PATTI COMES IN APRH.-"THE DEUCE OF
HEARTs'-"CONFUsIoN'- PLAY-"THE
PRINCESS IDA" ETC.
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SrEo1AL,
This week shall offer Great Bargains in
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LAcEs.
We guarantee them to be by far tie cheapest GOOD, N
the city.
Lot HANDSOME PATTERNS, at &C. q yard. worth
from SC. to loo.
Lot ELEGANT GOODS some Patterns very wide y
lOc ayard. worth from l2c. to lse.
Lot ELEGANT FLoUNcINGs. q. Csc. yard. worth
from SSc. to 4sc.
Lot WIDE ToRCHoN LACE. worth 2sc yard. WIN
be sold at lac. yard
Lot ORIENTAL LACE, Puzzled Edge lsc . yard,
worth 25c.
We have beyond all doubt. the best 25c Oriental
Laces in the city.
Just received lot Of BEADED FRONTS. which ws
VIII sell at great bargain One lot at So positively
worth St. Others III proportion.
BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF LAcEs.
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lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE
= SATURDAY MACH 1904
FRANK b. CoNGER. Postmaster.
LANES INST

-, 10 OBTAIN any of these Lsttcrs the applicant must
cell Ior ADVERTISE LETTERS"
s,t =, , nor called for within one month they viii be
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Il IA
LADl
Allen Alics
Anderson Genl GEO b Mr.
Alien Il f Mrs
AnaSnos Julia r Mrs
Anderson Jamie
Arthi- Mary J Mrs
Buckley Carrie Mrs
Bates Col Mrs
Beacon ID. iilah Mrs
Bennett Dollie
Brown Emily Mrs
BrySon Henrictts Mrs
Banks Harriet Mrs
Brown Jessie l.
Burnett Lucy Mrs
Bo~ke: LYDIA b Mrs
Barry NJ +.
Brown Lydia A Mrs
Il; st VI Louise
Butler Mary A
Dali MOlIle
BROOKS Ma v
BIZ VII Mrs
Brown Mes Mrs
Butler NJ A Mrs
| Boaise Mrs
Bailey Mary Mrs
Bell Miss
BrCoks Mary J Mrs
/. Bailey Mary
Banks Ne.tie Mrs
Dowd Rachael
Burte Stella
Beckett Sarah Jane
Belt Upton ii MIS-
Cover Ada Mrs
Christmas Eslua Mrs
Conlon Ellen
Chayes r LA r
Carter Fannie
Claiborne Fanny
Colman Henrietta Mrs
Clar Ii NJ
Cartcr Lizzie Mrs
Carter Louisa Mrs
Campbell Lizzie E
Croudle Mary
Cosby Mary
Collins Maggie
Cronie Mrs
Chesney Mabel q
Carter Mary e
Carter Mahala
Coriiyan Mrs
Carter Milhent
Cunningham Nora
Chavis Sarah z
Cash Sorry
DotsOn Alice
Durall Bessie
Dore l. L Mrs
Dyar Julia
Dangerfield jimmie b
Dorrell Lottie Mrs
Dutch Louisa
Diggs Mary
Davis Mary W
Dovney Rose
Durant L L Mrs
Duvall Virgie
Elliott Louisa
FISCHER Edith
Freeze Nellie Mrs
Ford thiiiis
Forde Rebecca
Ferguson Sarah
fitzgerald VIM L Mrs
Fuller III Ii Mrs
Calvin Bette
Giddings Clara
German LIVELY L Mrs
Golden Hattie W Mrs
Glvens Maggie
GLADDEN. Mary NJ
Grlines Malinda Mira
Green Rose Mrs
Hartshorn Annie L
Hiles Anita Mrs
Hensen Annie
Howard Elmer F
Holmes Edw Mrs
Hoy Emma
Henderson Franklin
Hubert H Mrs
Harrison Henry Mrs
hopkins Juliet A Mrs
Hay l. Madam
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KINGS PALACE
WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE OF

5000 CNTRIMMED HATS. worth from 81 20 So 50a
piece, your choice 81 &c, sc 25c. TO continue
until every Fat lis dislos Uf-and don't Neglect the
opportunity.
Also, tbs. PLUM AMI FLOWERS at lo.yCr prices
than ever before.
Eight more of the beautiful SILK PLUSH COATS left
which viii be sold at half price
Chdrens. Missss' and Ladies' CLoAKS at Soc on Q
liar
Is dozen elegant LADIES' VESTS at &c. sold formerly
atS1.
BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH GRAPE for yelling and
trimming, at 81 IS to $40 per yard.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES.
Five hooked Kid Gloves orr own importation at 75c
only, sold forfnerly at 81 %
Elegant Musqueaire Kids 81 sold formerly at 81 60
Three button elegant Kids &C. sold formerly 81
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REMNANTS OF sILKS-REMNANTs OF SATINs-
REMNANTS OF NELVETS, AND REM
NANTS OF pLUsHES,
AT PRICES THAT YOU WILL BE PLEASED TO
BUY THIN
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! F F ) ~ j / Fl / E. E. !:
AND INvIGoRArING.
Those who may wish TO lu.chase either d,licioui
beverage for medicinal purposes. uradulte-ated
Whiskey. invited TO make trial OF the celebrated
brand
Y PpP sPP FER RRR rTTrEEE I'M
8 j F. F. f. l. It Il. III i
WHISKEY.
Thi, Whiskey. upon analytical examination. has
proved to be FREE from Fusi Oil and indeed of any
Of the modern ingredients which used to give .
fictitious age and aaycr to this popular drink
BROWNING & MIDDLETON.
BARBOUR & HAMILTON
J.B BRYAN 4 BRO.
c. C. BRYAN.
BL. WHEELER
THOS A. ROVER
Mt METzGER BRO.
BEALL BAKER
JOHN q. MAGRUDER
&c. ERGOoD Co.
WASHINGTON d.
II. d II. W. CATHERwooD,
PHILADELPHIA
feb9-3ia SOLE PRorrTEroRs
d JAPANESE sCRoLI.s FANS, Eta
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BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF LAcEs.
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JAPANESE sCRoILs FANS. ETA
tpdpecogativc Pictures las Gould. l2l 9tass mia
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Hlles Anita Mrs
HenSen Annie
Howard Elmer F
Holmes Edw Mrs
Hoy Emma
Henderson franklin
Hubert H Mrs
harrison Henry Mrs
Hopkins Juliet A Mrs
Hay l. Madam
Heltz Lou Mrs
GENT.
Allen Amos D
Allison Bob
Abbott Ernest e
Akeriey Geo 4
Arlnistead l T
Anderson Robt
Albeit s
Allen Vim CASTOR
Bagby Alfred
Bunket Aaron
Burns A b
Brown A NJ
Beatty BIT
Brady Chas E
Baker Cato
Bonney Chas 8
Bauer Chas
Bolte ID A
Benton Cap. z II
Brooks Hon Geo NJ
Berry Horace
Boentoe j
Brotbras Jacob
Briant Col J Z
BesSom j Z
Bali John
Brainard &c
Brind Joseappa
Brion Nit he'll
Bowie h Ii
Barton X s
Bancroft Sam'l B
Boom Vim
Connie Il Burch
Carpenter Aaron 4, 8
Cate Cort
Coon Datius e
Cloin L j
Clark GO
Curtis Henry
Colbert Zichariah
Cover Joe
Cunningham Jas
Cronfieid jeff
Colvln Milton E
ColmRn Philip
Conyers Rogers
Carpenter TIC
Cli,nac Hon Tnos J
Carlton Hill
Campbell w B
COBB Hon w
CoWen W s
Chapman Vim 8
Dyer Alonzo ID
Duyer A b
Dickson Chas
DdEvy DAM
Dale Douglas
Davis Frank
Denhlan Master Hamp
DuyiaSS jos
Doian J
Doe Hon John
bennett J
Dr.scall 2 II
Delaney r d
Dudley WI
Evans T Il II
Ennees w Mattern
Ellis Vim Ii
Friebus q
Fouike CIV
Fiske Henry E
Fuller Henry I
Freshman Col Jas II
Fowler JIG
Flower II ID
Fitzgerald Michael
Fields W G
Givin DIR
Grant Il G., 2
Garland Capt Howard
Golden j ID
Gibbons Z
Gardner Tony
Gerlach Vim
Hicks 4 w
Hunter Cope
Eealy u p A
Earrlcs ] 4
HaZlett J l.
Hill j ID
Henderson John
Huston Mack
Halniil Z
Haruou l;obt
Holmes Robt e
IRWIN j Is
1ylnS Sam p
JAY Mr. Il Mrs Augustu
johnson u A
johnson Chas
Jones John
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REMNANTS. RrusAsrsn
SPECIALLY FOR FANCY woEr

CLOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
REMNANTS IN EVERY WIDTH AND ALL
STYLES OF RIBBONS.
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ATTEND CLOSING SALE At
X n G S p 4 l. A CE,
sI4 SEVENTH STREET NV. febe
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Those who may wish to purchase either as a delicious
beverage or for medicinal purposes ul&dulte-ated
Whiskey, invited to make trial OF the celebrated
brand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
An Ilycnti.ul Trip.

Mr.. James Moorkens, one the lead.
ing merchants OF the prosperous town
OF San Angelo, Ton Green county
was in the city yesterday on business
and proceeded TO Dallas, Tyler, and
other small towns He reports having
an eventful trip to our city. As the
stage on which he WAS travelling roll
ed into Abilene yesterday the shots
we're being fired in the Hemphill-
Collins shooting scrape As the train
on which lie was travelling pass
through Baird, that entire town was
apparently being consumed by the fire
iiend; aud the same train was delayed
two or three hours at BRACES river, ow-
ing to the wreck Of u freight train neal
that point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Personal.


j. b. Hogan of ~. Louis is at the
LIndeIl.
f. p. Reilly of Dallas is at the Hotel
Plckwick.
P. II. CORR of Colorado is stoppingat
the i.Mdeli.
G. o. Morris from Abilene is ct the
Clark house.
Geo X. Lowell Of Galveston is at
the Mansion
Sank Thompson of Terrell is at the
Grand Central.
a. d. Gcodenough of Decatur is at
the Clark mouse.
J. J Sullivan Of Cincinnati is at tho
Hotel Pickwick.
w. b. Jones Of Kansas City is regis
tered al The Lindeli
a. Is. Webb Of Lampasas is regis
tered at the Mansiot.
} II billiard of St Louls is stopping
ct the Hotel P,ckwick.
j. !. Bennett Of Paris is registered
at the Hotel Pickwick.
JAS. Brown Of Giddings is Stopping
NJ the Hotel Pickwick.
Robt. Rei.e of Galveston is regis
tered at the Clark house.
isham r Darnell of Seymour is
stopping AT the Mansion.
r. II. Mccullough of Dallas stopped
at the Lindell yesterday.
w. 7. Terry of New Orleans is nut
ting up at the Clark house.
George G. Killiam of Dallas was at
the Grand Central We. terday.
Nj. L. Marley of Big Springs was at
the hotel Pickwick yesterday.
Il. r.. Bachman Of Kalamazoo STONED
atthe Grand Central yesterday.
A. b. Humphrey and wife of Sweet.
water are AT the Hotel Pckwick.
j. III. Farri' Of Breckinridpe reois.
tered at the Grand Central Yesterday.
w. Il. Worsham of Henrietta rayi..
tered 1T the Hotel Pickwick yesterday.
ID. Il. Suart of Kansas CITY was n
gnest'i the Hotel pickwick yesterday.
Is. .. summers Of Bardstown. Kv
Is putting up at the Hotel Pickwiek'
NJ. w. Shoemaker of Decatur wos
night. -" '"sV
=; +, Biting and w. j. Finlayson
OF WISE county were ut the Hotel
Pickwick yesterday.
y a. rcrutchins and NJ. c. Gibson
OF mansfield were rtgatered nj The
erAnd Central yesterday.
Dr J K. Lancaster and Witt Sears
q, I, Robbins and George T'ay lor Of
inoip Springs are in The city.
Mr., E. J. Lockett who has has beon
travelling for some time past for the
grocery house ofBnteman 4
Bro, has quit the road and resumed
llis position as book-keeper for thai |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Are you in want OF fine bunch OF
California goats? If go, call on the
leNas investment Co., Limited.
Are you in want of good bunch of
COW ponies? Ii so. call upon the Texas
investment Co., LiIaited.
Are you in want OF n good farm? II
SO, call upon the Texas Investment
Co., Limited.
Are you in want ola good ranch? If
So call upon The Texas lnvesmemt Co.
Are you in want Of coed cattle
ranch? If so, call upon tie Texas In
Vestment Co, Limited.
Are you i'll want Of some rood stool,
cattle? If so, call upon the Texas In
W yestlheht Co., Limited, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
A DEATH GRIP.
An Enraged Lhrc Anissi Hangs 70
man,s chin Even when Dead.

Near Mans field. in TaIrant county,
n few DAYS ago, small animal, classed
Inv scientists as belonging TO the family
W,tstikioiuo and sub family H9phit'nuc'
pot under the house of a gentleman
named Roberts. In some way the
family learned il was there, aud Tor
some reason not vet explained, de
sired that il should be expelled.
Nv. Roberts took of board at me
side of the house in order 10 allow the
Gagged animal exit. IL did not come,
however, perhaps on account OF us
timidity. He stopped down TO the
hole and poked his head through IN
order to see where IL was. Just then
the animal made up its mind to come
out, but Mr.. Roberts head WAS IN the
WAY, IL became so enraged that IL
Jumped forward and caught ms
chin between its teeth, causing
him to yell for assistance.
A neirhbor came and tried to pull the
little thing Oft, but its outer lnoiafs
were imbedded firmly, and AS ii would
not release it's hold he killed it, Even
then, so strong was its grip, ii could
not be pulled off until its jaws were
priced apart with a stout stick. IL Is
said that while hanging on to the
chin it emitted from the receptacless
of its anal glands dark luid
so offensive to The nostrils ms
to almost cause Mr.. Roberts
to faint. He came TO the city yester-
day looking for maidstone. He
thinks the animal was mad. One
would Judge so from its action. The
neighbors called the animal a skunk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
COURT NOTES.

Judge Hood is after the non-appear
ing witnesses with sharp STICK.
District Clerk Hartsfield looks tired
| mud worn out with the duties OF tht
long session just drawing TO close
! Int his smile and greeting to the Ga
zETrE man is one of the most refresh
ing things in the days routine.
| County Attorney peudleton is SUI,
/ feriny from sore eyes The strain o.
the long term of court has told upon
our popular attorney, and no doubt ne
longs for the final adjournment oil TINS
term. When 1t comes we hope 70 see
him rapidly recupcrate willis enjoying
well.enrned rest in the elqoy meht oil
his home circle.
Judge Beckham was sick yesterday,
but went through his court duties as
usual.
County Clerk John +, Swayne is
happv His clerks are happy, and the
GAZETTE man is always happy when
among The Georges.
County Treasurer Boyd has recover
ed from recent iDdisposltion.
His office is congenial place for all
his friends.
Deputy Treasurer Hill is Il single
man-and this is leap-year.
The ASSESSORS in both offices are
very busy with preparations for the
new year.
Sheriff Maddox says crime is on the
decrease, which in itself is u compli-
ment TO his department.
All the officials are entering the
new year with the best wishes of the
GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Milton NnIllns.

Owing to at an accident to a train at
Forney, Milton Mobiles did not get in
last night, but remained at Dallas,
where he played 10 large house. A,
9o'clock he telegIaphed for rooms at
the LindelI, and il expected this
morning at 8 o'clock. AS The theater
goers here are on the qui vive to see
him play, he should remain here two
nights, il his other engagement will
permit. The GAZETTE can not state
what he will play tonight, not being
advised.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Tree Planting.

Confident of the ultimate Danish
ment of the COW in the near future Tie
progress of cree planting in this city Is
remarkable in its increase. % every
quarter the spade ana shovel are busy,
and the gods of the Druids are proudly
rearing their heads toward the skies.
DR.. BrOiles, one Of the fathers of the
arborum, says TINT he has himself
planted nearly a thousand, and it is
probable that twenty thousand have
been planted altogether.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
EIolt Worlh, Jan. Z. lss4.

The Gulf, Colorado & Santa l5e Tel
okfaph company have direct commu-
nicalton with Dallas, Alyarado, Gle
burne Morgan, McGregor, Temple,
Beltoa. Ltmpasas, Coleman, Co.
manrhel brentwood, Concho. George
town, Austin, san Antonio, Brenham,
Houston, Galveston and all inferno.
diate points. Rates exceedingly low
and business handled PROMPTLY.
Office il Hotel Pickwick building.
Give Us your business and we will
handle il satisfactorily to you.
II. p. FoSDICK, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Scchenber o Hochsladter report trade
IN their line active, and, NOTWITHSTANDING
ing that they are shipping immense
Quantities of cigms, liquors and wines
daily, they keep a full stock by having
goods en- route from the East at ni1
times: They are just in receipt of a
new line OF choice cigars. Try them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

-Four business houses on ETonst,,,
s a,i',e, are FOR sale at u bargain, and
anyone ~ can have the advantage if thev
w caii NJ once upon Mr.. u. Boaz NJ
e ole once 81 the Texas Investment
e,,ompany; limited. The property is
nov paying an interest Of fifteen nor
cent on the investment over and
above the expenses. ''e' anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Scheuber d Hochstadter, No. so
Houston street, are agents for An
heuser's, Anthony q Kuhn's and Bud
weiser's botted beer; also Anthony q
kuhn's keg beer. They also keep a
large and well-assorted stock of cigars.
liquors and wines. Give them a cali
when You want anything in their line,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Voluey Robinson has Just engaged
Mr. II Hamilton from Dallas to fit up
his Paragon saloon and billiard hall,
III Cleburne, in elegant style. This
palace of resort. when finished in the
princelY manner which such an en-
terprising individual as Mi Robinson
will make of the Paragon, will be one
OF the most elegant saloons III North
west Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
a Sure Bargain.

One brick block in the city of Fort
Worth, in central location, all under
permanent leu.c with the best of ten
ants. Every room IN every building
IN the block Is rented 10 responsible
parties. The property will pay over
10 per cent. GA the Investment. For
particulars call upon the Texas Invest
ment Co., Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Like Fort Worth.

Dr. II ;. Broiles and Frank Twom-
bly, haye been cauvussing the city for
funds with which TO entertain the
grand looge OF the independent Order
Of Odd Fellows, which meets here
February 4th. The citizens are sub
scribng quite literally, and these gen
tlemeu are confident they will raise
the amount desired To-day they will
cali upon citizens who have not been
found in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Oancing Acnhnnr

Professor Donnellan and wife are in
me city. Register book at Max a.
ser's. Please call at once, or the pro.
ies,or VIII seek other clinios. Az ,non
us iist Is complete Professor Donuellen
will commence. V-'I'el'Hil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

Four business houses on Houston
street are for sale at q bargain, and
anyone can have the advantage if they
viii cal ut once upon Sir. ID. Boa2 at
the office OF the Texas Investment
company, limited. l'ae property is
now paying nm interest of fifteen per
cent un ,he Investment over and above
the expenses,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
For Sale.

Two'story house and ten acres. In
Welch's addition. House contains
hvc rooms, ceiled, painted ana M,
pered, two good wells Of prime watsr
good Darn aud COW shed. Teyns In!
yes,ment Co., Limited. ="
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Fonr wonrn orrnA norsr &C., }

Fort WORTH OPERA HOUSE 90 ,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, Jan. o.
To The Public:
MA, 4 railroad accident prevented
last might TO meet their engnrement
MIR, Mobiles endeavored 10 secure -
Special tram but fniled. He will pogi.
lively appear this Thursday afternoo o
VI ma,inee; also in the evening as
previously advertised. Parties hoJdin@
tickets for Wednesday night can have
mem exchanged for Thursday tickets
or have their money refunded. Re
sure , ana call AZ my store that Won
nay be assigned proper seats. AZ NJ
MOBILES Is booked AHEAD, il viii he i'm.
possible Tor him TO remain here Longer
man Tomorrow, consequently ali WHO
ues 4 70 see and hear This famous actor
s ~, ms charming wife should not lose
this opportunity. 'N' '''e
MAX ELsER,
Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10

We have ON hand a few more of the
Bailey and Polk Prince pure bred An
CORA hillys, which Will be sold ut II
great bargain. These goats are from
the iiuest ilprl;s ever brought into this
state, and as we have only a few more
left, in order to close the whole LOT out,
we can offer them at prices much less
than they are really worth. II You
want to buy, call upon US and we will
drive you out to see them
TEXAS INVESTMENT Co., LIMITED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
Entertaininent and sumner.

The prophecies of the CLARK house,
foot OF Main street, will give an enter
tainment aud supper ON next Friday
evening, January II. The admission
will bee Que d0ilr for gentleman and
lady, and the proceeds will he applied
to tha organ luud Of the Episcopal
church. Ther will be variety of
entertainment ani an elegant supper.
All who attend may resi- assured they
viii he ,plendidiy entertained. Buy n
ticket whether yon can spare the time
TO attend or not, a. the obi ct is 4 Chris
tisn one and worthy OF support.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-10
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
IN HRiEF.

Examine the new electric lamps at
p Main street
Texas pawnbroEer's entire stock for
sale at bargain. Cab early and often,
Mis-. q. w. Stephens, who has been
confined to her home during the last
week IS getting better and VIII be able
to attend to her customers this coming
week.
Nolney Robinson, the wlde-awake
proprietor of the Paragon saloon at
Cleburne, is in town, busy shaking
hands with his numerous friends and
buying goods from our wholesale deal
ers with which to stock his palatiaI
saloon. When you 20 to ClebuIne do
not fail to call at tue Paragon.