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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Ten acrea land improved; acres year
Old grape vines, acres l year old; 800 fruit
trees. house one story aud a half: barn and
cAAcken house; 100 eucalyptus trees and rs
pepper x ~ & mile from city limit on Main
street; tito. Government patent. All for
5000. Apply 1922 Hill. dislw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
ed and ed Of December, 1881,

AAu ullu uuu I'll UuuuIuuulg lUU L,
In the following Tract, to-wit:
lots in the West Resas Tract being
recorded Of Miscellaneous Records 200 RRecrd OF Los An
This tract bounded on the wos BY Pearl street. BY Virgin
the by Philadelphia i've minutes Walk from the Fo House
0VERL00KS A LARGE PORTION OF THE CITY.
Also ss Lots in the Ocean View Tract No. |,
recorded in ook Mhel
fronting This tract affords most delightful
view Of the City, Los Angeles Valley aud the Ocean - N,
Spring With starting
from each end every five mlnetes
The Sale will Take Place Each Day at 10 ION the
Ground.
The 22d Of DECEMBER the sale will place
Rosas Tract.
Monday evening the sale win
Hall when all the lots in the Mott Tract unsoa Will be
sold
On the 23d the Sale viii take place Ocean View Tract
No
Temple
Block. q convey purchasers %
spread ground each day at O'Clock
Also 40 Lots in the Mott Tract. to-wit
Block lots fronting Hope Coz IS feet close to the
s todng on HOBO Bunker Hin Avenue
and 100 feet Bunker Hill Avenue, both fets being graded
Also a and Of the block which front on Bunker Hill Avenue
% fronting BAsr
Third and Fourth each beng s6 les feet IT. ~ ''s
Block lots TO 6 fronting Flower aud Hope between First and Sec
Also lots ~ Isl ii Is ID Block r. fronting on Flower street.
Also lots IL IN Block + fronting Charity coxle5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Fine double parlors on zecopd door I'M
furnished or furnished; also one nat, frSs
floor. suitable for housekeeping, and other
desirable lodging rooms, At Sunny Side, 2nS
MHin ST.. corner Third octl0tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Everybody who are lookinE Tor help 10
Know that they can get Hlfiilcd ~ unskiiled
help Of either sax furnished irec and on
short notice a. ffyde'a Labor Kxchsnfe. Is
south Spring street. uov9 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

IA tho country. q Blacksmith with knowi
edge OF carpentering, or engineering 0f a
carpenter Whn eau do biackgniith work oc-
caslDnAiiy Also a good mechanic who can
do nqth engine aiuhg and smiths work. and
carpenter VINO can manage steam saw.
apply 70 a.. care q editor Of this paper, BY
letter only. oct15n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

House Of GlEAioen rooms centrally To-
ea.fd doing h1p business ~ itsl class
loaflinf honsc furnitnrh for sale and
house iot rent a. 500 pcf nieniA. or The
whole property with elegant ia, viii ~
cold a. 4 hantaid Fllli particulars q
n1HfN8ON a rAthtH.ID.
dec7tf &2N seting street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
FoR SAFE yFHY cHEAp.

go acres OF nrst-ciass land, miles west Of
Sepnlyeda Station. The land Is particularly
adapted to orchards and vineyards Good
water can DO obtained 81 from 80 to 20 feet
from the surface. VIII sell III 20acre tracts.
Apply to M0RF0kD II SON
oct2iff ITO North Spring 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
FoR SALE.

We are agents for a nun
Der Of the leading business
blocks in this city, and from
time to time have desirable
rooms suitable for Pr0lcs-
SIGNAL Offices and Private
Apartments, for rent.
frsa sies ia scareh o. rooms would do weB
% give Is csu
JOHNSON 4 FaIReHuLD
ssptlalf As North Spring strao
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
nooMs AHD BOARD.

beautifully hirnishsd rocais. single o. en- SUITE
With board, ~ South Spring slreet. iulu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
The Extremely Low Price

AT which these placed fe the belief that the least
liable 0 the whole wilb
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
wANrs-nosr--FouNn.
NAETsn.

BY young married man, who "a first
class doubleenirg hook.keener and saiea
man, poaition as book keeper, salesman or
shipping clerk. firSteiass references flar-
nished. Address A. b G., Herald oiliee
dccfi n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
ron sslr.

1 nice little nome In san 0abrie, Tor 1890,
500 cash balance ca timei , 10 acres; s.
room house stable, beraa1d chicken house
would make ane chichen ranch, Apply 10
T. p. WARD, a. Hanlhrnok 4 Wards lurni.
fure factory, opposite Main 81 Plaza. ceIg II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
rem SALE.

The most desirable aud paying property In
The city on que OF the leading streets, for
ssoN. Those about % invest should see this
ice. den q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

The furniture lease and good viii OF the
Marin House, 32s Spring street, for sale
cheap inquire on the premises. Make no
E short time. i2l 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Avery choice residence On hui street. on
one 81 the best corners IN the city. Fur
nlshed complete Sewer connections aud
grading completed This can be had at q
bargain. 81 the owner mast SSH st once.
+. X. ALEXANDER.
dec16 Nv No. w. First St =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

good paying business in a fnc location.
No bonus required. 4 clean stock Of goods
At invoice price Immediate possession
given e. X. ALEXANDER
declalw NJ, Nv. First 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
FOR SALE.

$50 Per Acre for Good Land
~ west end q Mara street Alec, round hsil.
entire block at west end Of Fifth stroet, one OF
the choicest hotel or residence sites In the city
Inquire " WILL D. COULD,
mAried Attorney -atLaw. Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

From November LIST, Nm 70 south Main
street. nov occupied by 9. N. Perry store
2lx75, with workshop or store room 10 rear
2ax6s. connected bg alley Apply az VI
ponels. ~ Spring street, octytf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

A suite OF elegantly furnished sunny
rooms, with bay window, aud also single
rooms, can be obtained AZ
ISL New High St. near Temple st.
nfvoa I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

By married man. honest and reliable
good accountant few SITS u books 10 Keep
during evening hours, after p H. Best Of
city references given. Address Account
ant box s6s. Guy deolsn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
CHOICES pRoPFaTY FoR satr-

One Of The finest fve.aere lots on Boyle
Heights for sale for only 500, iflaken within
20 dhys FROM date For particulars address
Alfred Day, city, novis I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Wlshet siuatiun IN some hulci III fhe city.
Address - n. W. Los Angeles poMOfffce
ts-t4a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE or SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Title is Perfect.
Streets are Being Opened and Six Masts witt
Electric Lights will be Erected Immediately.

which time the purchasers
together and choose COMMITTEES Of three datred citizens and Recording
As
byon
exhibited and that choice be
dby the interchangeable will deed
for the same direct plan homestead
o other cities
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

A good young wcll.broHcn saddle horse
for lady. Also n1ny, broken % ride or
drive. Address james Bye. wiirinftqni
California noYl6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
FcR salf.

Block u al end Of Fifth, near Pearl street
"a fun lots; Commanding view. and the
choicest residence site west Of Normal
school Also 62lf acres Of good land near
the end OF Ninth street Al So per acre In
4uire OF MILL. ID GOULD
uOy1f I'm Teif,ufp Itloet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
sroRf ZOE REHT

A furnished house Of Ave rooms, cen.
II uiy locale3 MoKfORD & SON,
n0yii-d Ito North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Ladies' who are troubled with cramps and
nervousness should drink Damlana Biiters.
4 IA Dloaeatt 10 take.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Gold Drop Wheat for Seed. This wheat i
rust1proof and yielded this year 20 centais 10
the acre. Samples eau be seen al Burch &
Boal's, where the wheat can Be had ID Qnan-
Titles 10 suit ct $50 per 100. noy22 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
For sale b. Exchange for CITY Property


Ten aefss 81 ansmpreved land inst outside
OF tho city. e. K. Ai.EX ANDER,
decis Nv Nos W. First 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
FRuIr srnRE rnR SALE.

4 Fziiit Store IN good location In this
city and doing a good business Is TOT sale
cheap. Address Box 90 City Postofiee.
lpQlH II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Game into the enclosure 81 tho picutgs
Ranch on or pbont Nogenbcr 9th. tWp
brown mules tx.
drrftf ANDREW J0UOfiN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Begs respectfully to announce 70 ihe resi-
dents Of Los angeles and its enTirona that
ala Intends locating permanently n this
city. andthat she Is prepared % receive ans
attend pupils for lessons Ia vocal culture,
pianof6rtc and French, either private les.
| sons or Ia claasos Call on or address No.
south Fort street. Call hotwean A. " and
I2FM news
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
COUNTRY HOMES
AND
CITY REAL ESTATE.

We now have the 6uest list Of property
ever on cur books, comprising everything
thai the home seekerOr the spectator eoIlt
Wish, LnVeiy county homes in the suburbs
Of los Angeles and pasadene, highly i'm
proved uuimproved acre property ~ tho
Guy, and ln lie suburhs aud country; colony
landh unsurpassed Tor situation soil and
Hatar supply. Residence property ia the
city 20 ~ prices Desirable building lots III
F8ians locations and ~ fair psiccs. among
our special bargains. which We can unhcei-
lafineiv recommend are the following
Sixty acres = mile uutside Of city $50 Fer
aess
Nine acres on Main street. IN eily. DO bear
me fruit windmill aud tank residence 81
FIVE rooms, 500
Residence Of eight rooms. i5t7as2oO, 81 500.
Six acres NJ Pasadena, Ia hye ycaf-old
Einss, 5000 fpbia Is d most desirable and
cheap pr0ptrtv.l
Les ia1xlg5 Ia the best part 81 city Vacant
corner lot worth N000 Three dwellings
paying ~ per cent net ON tHtai vaiiio Of The
property, We believe this = be uneqUdled
As an investment. $1,000.
Five acres, house eight ra1ms windmill
aud tank barn, pulnher Of trees etc. Price,
5000
Toe 20 0oo acres OF the most desirable lsnd
II She State for colony purposes, soil unsur-
pts ed situation 2OJ0 feet above sea level.
and abundance o. water. Tie noat desife.
Bile property and most reasonable price OF
any tract thai we know 81 special iuformn-
ton on application.
Lovely cpftggn Of Ave rooms, fur closets
pantry bath and cellar. Already furnished.
w. n EsAKGL8K,
oci r 9sHaih spring Street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
PER ACRE.
$40 ACRES
TITLE Rerfcct-

sih1icn fnai.t isad in "a isells valley. sgrf
"a rilils srlineast lriW fHtaMs al|ng.
fIlfffariii1 -ullhcr1 tlIfia-d trtrf NrN
saliahif for trares aid 81 traits ero14 In
f.lears1in CiiiHiif Nus1fErs f' etII A.
fa.l.I IS tht h+.t 10 hiyltsiie. san l4tllIp.
ttuefaii 5r Flslrord Pc uilz g. LIS Nn1I-
nettin strtqt ~ % t1N leprn
itsa5 M, lilEH Il tNrE N1fa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

&4itfiI fAsiituee i.,sas & street. rsr>. rIll !
aae rieoc or hoi1r. fcrtA qa-cA "a loH
can sefa,e 3 >l p-sie
1a1l4tx VA - I'|f.t4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
TnE los ANeRi.Rs MARKEFs.

The f1iiokin faatsttons ara corrected
daily from n ol lalrecords Of the Produce
Exchange
uIeuksr LOWEST
.Murr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
covered with ORANGE and LEMON TREES,

EVGLsH WaINUTS lVD VINES OF THE CHO0EsF yARIEFEEs
Anofo needs
beautiful with charming grounds and ready for
Youarc dto
held Chds
held
oeach. snotal o OF c
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

FOR SALE.


Four Gen-acfs lots. mar the neu "Noung -.
dles' scaiinaty'': prica, <2no pcr acre.
ROGERS BiNAN Co.
aIllf 80. "a kolIA Main AtrAaL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23
YALuABIR REAI RsTATE.

PROM tbe Ens Angeles Fvening Erprtls
Naxeni Der POI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

10 exchange lot Of enasis inf city proper.
q. ADAMS, Recorder's ailre. dccfSw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
our FINE MERCHANT rAILoR SPRING sulTs.

and steamer passing down the Nile
from Khartoum to Spendy had been
subjected to continuous fusilade for
three days. He believed the tribes of
that region are in revolt. a battalion
of British soldiers had been dispatched
to Assouan.
Ellis Bartlett, Conservative, and
Labouchere, Radical, attacked the gov
eminent.
Fitzmaurioe, under foreign secretary,
refuted the charge that relations De-
tween England and Germany were
unfrieudly, and denied that General
Gordon was in an extremity.
Laboucbere offered motion that
the loss of the British and Arabs in
S0udan was unnecessary. Rejected
by ll2 too.
Hicks Beach, Conservative, stated
he overheard Harcourt, the home see
rotary, say after the vote, 'So this
dirty trick did not succeed"
Hsrcourt expressed regret at having
made use of the words complained Of.
He said he had no intention of giving
pain to any one.
THE GREAT TRAMP.
London, March l5.-Weston finished
to-day his 5000 mile tramp in 100 days.
DR.. Norman Kerr presided ut n meet
ing held at the finish. Canon Duck
worth and many other prominent tenn
perance advocates were present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Losses by tine Floods.

Cincinnati, March 1.-the labor Of
compiling complete list of losses
along the OHIO river from the recent
Hoods has been too great to attempt,
but Bradstreet' smereantile agency has
made lists showing only the losses to
business men from Pomeroy, Ohio, TO
Madison, Ind This is confined to
losses on merchandise and manufac-
turtles, and does not include any
losses not directly affecting
business. The work in Cincinnati and
few other points ia not complete.
The estimate for Cincinnati Il $500, 900,
and other points foot up az follows
Ohio-Aberdeen 81 600, Buena Vista
A,9O0, Ironton S75,000, Levante 5000,
Iona Bottom $500, Logansport 81 900,
Manchester $1,000, Minorsviile S3, 2OO,
Neville 81 GEO. New&aichnon6 ki0, 900,
Middlesport S37 900, Pomeroy $i2 800,
Portsmouth Sl70,0D Rome 5000, Ra-
cine $3.50, Sciotville $1,000, Scotps
5000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S35 900, Cats
ile,tsburg $3.50, Maysville $4,000,
Newport 80 600
Indiana $lo,4j0, Florence
SLa9o. Lawrenceburg $4,000, Mark
land $1,000.
THESE losses do not include losses OF
Tlesiuence,, personal property, etc.
this accounts for the disparities. such
~ Newport and Augusta. Total losses
VI al Kinds are much greater, but the
,1sses 10 merchandise are much less in
newport than Augusta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
TRADING CO., HOUSTON

Jones, Thos. Roche. j. j Roche, John
Herman. Zane Cetti, Col. Keith OF
North Platte, Neb., Col. Kay OF Bolton
and w. J. Morphy of the Investment
company. Col. Easton expresses him
self highly pleased with the construc-
! ton and arrangement of this popular
| road. Ii is understood he will make
a trip from here to Brentwood with "A
view to investigating the prospective
value OF The projected road from Fort
Worth TO Brentwood and Eagle Pass.
OF Mr.. Michael Whaling, "A gentle
man who has lately made Fort Worth
his home, the Tucson, Arizona, Star
says: 1--WE had the pleasure yester.
day of making the acquaintance Of
Michael Whaling, Esq, of San Fran
cisco, Cal He comes to our city high
ly recommended as q lawyer of ability
and integrity. Wea pleased to state
that he will locate permanently with
US in the practice of the profession.
The following item we clip from the
Los eAngelos Express: Mr.. Michael
Whaling, formerly a practiciDg lawyer
of this city, is in town. He IL on his
way to Tucson, where he will open u
law Office. Mr.. Whaling has been re-
sizing In San Francisco since he left
here, several years ago. He was a
prominent but Unsuccessful candidate
for prosecuting attorney OF the dis
trict court there, and his petition to
the board ofsupervisors is Endorsed by
some of the ablest and most brilliant
men of the bar of that city. He viii
locate permanently In Tucson, and we
recommend him TO the people OF the
territory as u lawyer who will win Ills
case, If there be any win in it,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Chas. Goldberg.of Abilene is in
the city.
Ike Walker is going TO Kopperl to
day, sparkling.
Sam Adams of Temple will make
Fort Worth his home in the future.
G.. j.. Brooks of S)corro, n. NJ, is in
the city and called on the GAZETTE,
Mrs. Col. Robt. Hunter aud daugh-
ter of st. Louis are visiting Mrs. Capt.
Read.
Thomas Roberts and James Barclay,
cowmen from Wichita county, are In
the city.
City Attorney Jas. w. Swayne was
very sick yesterday morning but was
better yesterday afternoon.
Miss Katie Bolltero Dallas Is here
visiting her brother, MIR. Theo. Boil
liter of The Western Union Office.
An addition to Fort Worth society
has just been made in the accession OF
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Hernkind of JEFF
ferson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. G.. Maddox of
Weatheriord came down Friday even
ing to hear Minnie Hauk, and return
ed yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. II. Sanguinet Of the firm of
Slnguinet IL Dawson started last night
| for St. Louis TO select brick for the
City National banks new building.
j. C. Boyd, deputy district clerk, IS
rusticatipg Mt his home near Bedford.
He will return tonight and be ready
for district court duties in the morning
N. NJ. Washer of the firm of Washer
& August leaves to-day on VISIT 10
old friends in Louisville, Ky. Don't
say Pm going TO bring anybody BACK
with me-"
George Meyer, formerly of Fort
Worth, but recently of sherman, mas
again made Fort Worth his home, go
ing on the road for the house OF l..
Goldberg q Co.
Col. John A. Peel Of the wholesale
grocery firm OF Zuberbein a. Behan, OF
New Orleans, and who Is long aud IA
yorably known in Texas, Is in the city,
and Will remain several dnys.
Mr.. Il. C. Gerard left yesterday for
New Orleans, her future nome. her
husband, Mr.. +. q. Gerard, formerly
with l.. n. Brunswlg a Coz now tfav-
els for j. r. Finley & GO. o. Nsw VI
leans, the house in which Mr' Bfuns-
wig has taken half Interest
Capt. Fetch. TAYLOR Of Joplin, Mo-
who has been in Texas for Ten DAYS,
seeking = location for PhiladeIPhls
land and cattle company, ~ when
Henry Lentz aid other capitalists OF
the Keystone stateare interested, spent
YESTERDAY In our city, and ieft lor nome
this morning highly grained win
Texas and her cattle interests.
Mr.. w. p. Patlillo OF Atlanta, Ga,
left for his home by the 9. .; q ?; ~
railway Last night. He has been here
several DAYS and yesterday completed
division OF the tract 81 iand situa,su
inst eoulh Of the city and between the
Missouri Pacific lndrmary, and Inc
Thomas Leach property. mr. fsltiiio
took The eastern hall as ms part
nc. Easton, president OF the Chiea-
,o 1. Evanston aud director Of the
Ghicaro. Milwaukee & 81. Paul raii-
roads. Is in the city. Yesterday ne wcne
M the Fort Worth & Denver. accom- ps-
MED by The following named genlie-
men: col. j. T. Smith, Col. Morgan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
LOCAL NOTES.

One of the proudest attaches of this
office Is the young man 10 whom II,
NJ. Wells presented handsome air
OF opera glasses.
The new farm gate gotten by Mr..
William Randall of this city Is the
most conveniently constructed of any
thing yet offered the public.
Me.srs. Ellis & Kellner shipped IA
saddle to New York yesterday des-
tined for England. The saddle IL n
genuine Texas saddle in style and
finish, and Mr.. p. NJ. Reed, the pur-
chaser, carries 1t TO the old country
as IA curiosity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
I'LL TT E. -. NE1=srTr.
Spring Wenther

is at hand and IA summer may be
ushered In unceremoniously and rather
sudden, we think spring clothes should
be donned at once. The styles are
numerous this year but we have them
MI. Three and -four button cutaways
are extensively worn Our clothing Is
mafvelously well made up. Washer a
August, corner Houston and Fourth
street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
A Snow Slide.

Denver, March .l5.--The Republi-
oSn Durango special says II Is report
~ mat snow slide carried away the
samson Mining company's concern
o,,xes,,ns works, eight miles north west
W oliverton, which Were erected last
lives lost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Batavia stringless beans, Batavia
rhubarb, Batavia preserved strawber-
ries, Batavia pitted cherries, Batavia
sweet corn, Batavia tomatoes, abso.
lnfely. pure and almost equal to the
fresh fruits and vegetables. Try can
OF Batavia goods TO be found at Spencer
Il fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Batavia striugless beaDs, Batavia
rhubarb, Batavia strawberries, Batavia
pitted cherries, Batavia sweet corn.
Batavia tomatoes, absolutely pure and
almost equal to the fresh fiuits aud
yege tables. Try can Of Batavia goods,
to be found at Spencer & fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
well-Dresscd Gentlemen

Are seen passing out OF our store
quite frequently. They come in look
ing "seedy," we 1T them cut and as
our goods are choice, they are In style
when we are through with them. Try
ny. Washer 4 August, corner Hous-
ton and Fourth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

This Is q special day at the Hotel
aud Family Cafe on the CORNER Of
Third and Houston streets, mt lroyai
feast will be spread before the ..lssls
from 1890 10 . o'clock. Epicurcans
Will remember the time and place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

ODe hundred aud eighty inmates Of
the Soldiers Home Of Kennebec coun-
ty, Me-, We're taken III one night last
week, aud the physiclans had their
hands full. IL appeared that the men
had eaten poisonous food Of some
kind. The sick ones have now re-
covered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
bargains, bargains, bargain,

Gail at 20D Houston street. and be
convinced that the Cantrell & billiard
stock consisting of diamonds, watches
and iewelry is being closed at cost,
and secure yourself bargain. No
auction or bankrupt stock. All new
ana well selected. 20J Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

II you want goods Of almost any
description at two-thifds their market
value, call on the Texaspawnbroker ut
III Houston street, Two doors north OF
First National bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

A fine lot OF box paper OF many
STYLES and tints, offered at bottom
prices, at Wells drug store, corner
Fifteenth and Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Rargains.

have determined 10 sell goods by
package only. and what / have open
on shelves. / will close olit low for
cash. q. L. GLENN,
Opposite posioliice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Yesterdays s.ler OF spring goods at
the house Of Malone. Waller a Co.
put a hroad-gauge smile on the fiace Of
Captain Waller. hir. Malone always
wears smile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Tue sales Of Malone. Waller q Co.
for yesterday show o heavy balance
over the eame day last season. Low
cash prices tell in the end.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Hot Springs.

lutte Rock. March l5.--The con-
~, committee to Investigate
NJ Nv, government work arrived to-day at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Carload sugar aud coffee cheap at
Glenu'A, opposite postofiee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
MEMS SHIFTS AND MEMS UNDERWEAR.

lite ecent uaprceo
OF worth two
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Next Door to Postofilce.

Try w. p. Lewis & Bro. for galvan-
lied iron 1ues and tin work, also
stoves and tinware, next door to post
ntiipe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

The skating rink is becoming the
most popular place Of resort for the
elite of any place of amusement in the
city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

A handsome lot Of Cutler desks. the
nobblest ever seen in North Texas, just
received Of the furniture house OF
Fakes * Co.