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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

Love oOnquers the lover. but HENLEY's
DANDELIoN Tonic conquers the liver. q
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EAgsED by CONTRACTION

Amounted to SS3, i0O,0 coo The Commit
tee SAYS there are only HbJat GOO mi rs
of the main road remaining II be bnllt,
making the entire line l1o,i mites III
length. which, ut the audito. . estimate
of f2S 0UO per mile, would G II St9 $40,
UOO. Deducting this from TS3. 10000.
the estimated value of the iand already
earned 10y construction. II will be seen
that the comp ,uy has received enough
tn euable II 10 build Its entire main iin-
free of cost to itself and T2,00o..DD
more. Bat again: the auditor reports
the VIII 'le f;u .ber OF miies uppn waloh
ssh,s company is entitled to n subsidy IN
Ian Is, mann stem and branc ies, at 2tJ0.
or co. more than the committee estimate
the length II the .dain line. This addi
tional go niles. AT SIS go per nile,
would SIS, I6) ,OJ. which, deducted frotn
from the S3j $50 900. leaves Sl5.USU uSU
ov, and above all the subsidized lands
OF this comp,ny's main stem aud
branches. But again: the auditor re-
ports the entire length ~ tins compa-
uy's system of roads at POO miles. The
cost of winch he es,i mates AT 100, ,U0u.
This. taken from the estimated value of
| the land already earned by constr uctiou.
| leaves II. S.4Q0.uOO as gift to tue compt
nv, in addition to the price of Its 200
| miles of road, containing n th0roughfars
from the lakes to the Pacific. 1t may
/ be said. however, that the foregoing es-
| timate of the valus Of tue land grau'ed
to this company ia unfair; that while
lands ALREADY sold have averaged x3.+6
per acre. the remainder will not average
81 ~. which Is the estimate made by the
auditor i'll his last report.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

UNIvE IRONERS. AT THE SEATTLE
T. steam Laundry; wages. ei5 per
month none but men need apply jail
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FOR SALE.

STERN WHERI. STEAMER JAMES
- Mcknight Inquire on board. at Yes
ler's wharf. APPS I'm
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To Let.

TWOFURNISHED ROOMS AND TWO
/ office rooms, on Front street. Apply
at this office. ans
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iotA cpst TsS.sb',ti'
Leaving balance of f1o.316. .as+ do
mated to this corporation ,n addition 10
the whole cost Of the entire system of
subsidized lands, for which the United
) atcs are never to receive cent IN re-
turn. Further comment would bee su-
perfluous, and the undersigned would
simply add that. in view of these facts,
il is due To the House and to the coun-
try not only that the substance of tue
land grant should be fully and fairy
discussed. but that Congress should take
such promp, and decisive action in rela-
tiou thereto As will be Just alike to the
company and the people. They there
fore ask that the accompat ying joint
resolution be placed on the calendar OF
the House, aud recommend its adop-
ton.
j. PKocreR KNOTT,
l.. 4. PAYsoS,
ID. Il. CULHkRsoN,
X. W. TowNsHKKp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15
NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE, GEO. v.
u smith. room & Post building. will u.
tend TO my business. GEO. II. CHICK.
seattle, feh 8 1854. fU8
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GRANTING THIS To Bk rRuF.

CHANTING THIS To M rRuf.
The result will be the ,lue of - 5000
acres at g 80, which Is f69 9,5uu.UUU; the
cost of 24ie miles of road at 81 ,OOu per
mile Is So. $4,000. leaving "A balance OF
$500 0OU after paying for construction of
all the subsidized lines. Ii this is not
sufficient TO satisfy the cupid y of the
company, II is enough To answer the
controlling desire of Congress IN max
ing the grant. Applying the auditors 3
estimates, however. to the entire grant,
the result will he:
Value of 81 10000 acres at
$50. Observation-Disclosures. $l4l. .s00, 900
Estimated cost of road fin
ished. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2i..Sa,. .4l6
Unfinished. a............... D.lle.O0O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-15

IUDKIN's FLOATING PHOTO
81 graphic gallery will exchange for city
property. Inquire at Bangs Hotel. North
| Seattle mrll
, 1884-07-09
II. VEJOPSYNET.

bet ofentlges TIsyn med yeiene ud6ves giennem en- Vek0mmisSion
bestaaende af Ell at OveoVrgheden heSkkket Fomandi og > ieatmneT'
Diet, saaledes at der for hrert af On~ $ Kyartrrer blmdt der "ende
Mend, ordentEgvis EjendomSbesiddere, vt@gcS ct Mrdlrm. Ialgtt cr
merne afeaaer samtdigt. Til ct brSlutninGsdyg Rt Mode klTvcS A@r-
veresen at mindSt 5 Medlrmmer. Over6vlghroen CT berettgett til, naar
Diet maatte fndes n0dvendigt, at oplGse FelNommlSSonen o8 1OIanIedIge
nye Fag afholdte.
Tlsynet med Veenes Tistand h,ert Kvarter paahviler Diet for
samme vagte Medlem af VGkommissionen, der hT at SJore de foEn0dme
missioner brskikkes ct saadant Antl at Yemspccrurel, som OveroI-
rgheden etter dens Indstiliug til enhyer It'd maatte anse for nodyenaIgt.
Enhver Ejcr, Besyrer eHer Forvater af en- PIantage, som like har
fyldt sit code Aar, er plgtg til at modtage Nag som Medem at qNom-
missioner eer BeSkikkeISe til NeUnSpt cteur, nedmindre OVetovrgleden
eler, torsaayidt han er valgt af COonalaadot, dette Iaa hans Andra-
gende derom maatte fnde Ancdning It'll at filage ham NGlnSltciemer.
ne IrSkikkeS for ct TidSrum af5 Aar, hvoleiter de for It re Saa langt
TidSrum skule we're berettigede til Frtagelse for Saadant livery
IS.
vejkommis~onpns Formand tonnes med $500 aaigt. Der tllrgges
Vjinspecteurerne liver ct aarigt NedIag at s2.
Veiopsynets Pligter fastsattes np1mere af Over0vrigheden en- In
strux, we'd hviken der tlige gives de forn0dne Regler for FjkOmmls-
sonens Forretningsgang, for Vagene til samme m m.
III. vEJARBErDrr.
vedlgehodelsem god og frbar Stand at de ofentIge vGe hvert
Kvarter paahviler Ejelne af de samme beiggende LandejrndOmme,
Fabnkker og ignendt AnLeg. De den Aneduing nddyendi@e Arbejder
udfOres paa den Made, som n@rmere fastsptteS ct at GouYeTneInentet
efter FOrhandlng med COlonialraadet udfHIdiget Regement.
II.
We'd en- Fordelng, der oliver at foreage hvert ste Aar, tilleles der
hver Ejendom den Vejstreknng, samme vii have at vedigeholde.
he'd og Be Lggenhed, ON den er en- Del af en- Landevei eler at ell Bive,
ON den er sarig let eer vankkeIig at vedHgeholde, ON der paa Samme
dommenes dyrkede Arealer it0lge Matriculen, saaledes at en- Ager Land
Sukkerdyrkning regnes Hg med 5 Agre anden Dyrkning. og at kun
og lgnende Anl#g faNsattes at Over0vrighcdcn. VeligehOldelsen af
Brol%gningn eIer Broen over ct Vand!ob ener andre Store Vedige-
Eupno noo1nnuoo faro in1nnopoo EnrouHnn nor.
, 1884-07-09
ikArendrup
Gourern6r for de dansb vestindisks 0sy,
OberSt.
OterSt,
Ridder at Dannebrog og Dannebrogsmand

NJOR ~VITTERLIGT: Paa Finantsminsterets derom ned
VI lagte Observation-Disclosures ForrshIIing hMr Diet behngel Hams
Maieslat Kongen we'd A~llerh0esre Resolution af 9de Juni d. A.
alIernoadigst at stadfaste %f0Igende af KoIoni"lraadet for St.
Croix we'd 3die Behandlng den Tide April d. A. yedtagne
Anordning ON Vejvesenet paa St. Cloix.
, 1884-07-09

Governor Of the Danish Vest Tndia Islands.
Knight of Danne6rog and Dannebrogsmond.

MAKE known: On the most submissive representation
WI the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the King has be-
most graciously pleased by Resolution of9th June &C.
sanction the following ordinance concerning Public Roads
st. Croix passed at third discussion in the Colonial Counc
ofSt. Croix on the 7h April a. c.
, 1884-07-09

Vedhgeholdelsen god Og frbar Stand at de ofentlige Vee hvert
Kvarer paahvler Ejerne af de Samme beliggende landejrndomme,
Fabrikker og lignende AnRg. De den Anledning nddvendige Arbejder
udf0res paa den Maade, som n@lmere fastsatteS ct at Gouvernementet
efer Forhanding med COlonialraadet udf+rdiget Reglement.
, 1884-07-09

Tnsynet med Yeiencs Tistand h,et Kvarcr paahviIer Diet for
samme vagte MtdIem af VcjkommisSonen, der har at g0re de tornodne
IndbeIemmger til Fernandez. Til BitAnd for Mellrmmerne at Com
missioner brSkikkts ct saadant Antl at Vensprctcurer, som Overov-
righeden eMr dens Indsiliug til enhver It'd maatte aIse for n0dVendIgt
, 1884-07-09

perty is assigned the allotment of roads which is incumbent on the pro
perry to keep in repair.
The assignment in which should be considered the quality and loca
ton of each allotment, fit is part ola main-road or Ola by'road,lf II
is particularly easy or difficult to keep in repair, if it contains water
courses II not etc, is made in proportion to the matricnlated acreage
in cultivation of the respective properties in such a manner that l acre
of land in sugar cultivation is considered equal to5 acres in other cultf
walton, and that no land is exempted, except land from which no use OF
benefit whatever is derived. The road work Incumbent on factories an0
similar establishment is fixed by the Superior Authority.
The maintenance of the pavement OR the bridge OF q Water.course
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
A NEGRO nArIsT nANGnn.

MACON, GA, Aug. pa negro
named Clark was hanged to-day. Cor
the rape of an old white lady at DIV,
son. The negroes declared he should
not be hanged. and made many
threats. The sheriff telegraphed 10
the governor for troops, and twn COM
panies from Albany were ordered 10
the scene. When mile and
a half from Albany the engineer
found distractions on the track, but IL
was too late 10 stop. Three cars were
dersiled. Nobody was hurt. An
other train carried the militia
TO Dawson this morning, Clark was
executed at | o'clock, In the presence
OF u large crowd. There was no disor-
der, the military preventing any out
break.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
NAyASoTA.
special 10 the Gazette

Special W the 0nEotte
NAvAsorA, Ten Aug. 25-The
precinct convention WAS Called TO OF
dor by Capt. J.. A. Smith.
On motion, w. II. Brown was elect
ed chairman, w. Il. Barry secretary
and q. G.. Wood sergeantat.arms.
The chairman stated the object OF
tho meeting To- be the nomination OF
precinct officers. l.. Wilson was nom.
mated for Justice OF the peace by accln.
nation. ID. ID. Greer was nominated
for constable and II. Is. Templemaii
WIS nomin ated for county commits
sioner.
Mr.. N. V. Deadrlck moved that til,
convention he pledged 10 vote for TIT
nominees, aud do their best to elect
ultD.
On motion the convention ad
jonrned.
Weather hot and dry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
THE sTRIKEns.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Aug. 25.---One
hundred miners from Toledo were
taken TO Buchtel this morning
and placed In stone house 70
be guarded for the time being
from the striking miners. The lat
Ger endesvored TO drive the guard
back. but they were resisted by the
detectives, and II looked for time a.
ifthere would be riot Of great d.
inensioDs. A crowd Of several hum
dred men, women and children had
gathered around the new miners
and were apparently determined 10
make an assault. A guard WAS knocked
down by the striking miners and he N
reported In critical condition.
Lieut.. Hay having In charge the
Pinkefton detectives In the employ of
the syndicate. teitgraphed the sheriff
at Athens that the situation wM
threatening. and he would
he obliged 10 use violence 10
protect himself and the property Of
the syndicate aud N the railroads.
General Superintendent Carr Of
the C0lunbuA. Hooking Valley
a Toledo rosd repor.sd p
Bcv. HoAdly that IN Attsck
had been made In the mornipg and
siso that the vires hsd bspn car, ~ !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26

wanted 10 know II under the
circumstances troors could be
ordered out TO protect the
property. The governor WAS not
In the ,ity, hut hio privat. seer tary
communicated with him and also
stated that N would be impossible nm.
der the law 10 furnish the troops
till The sheriff had exhausted
HIS forces. and having failed
10 restore order he cculd then eall ON
the state. The governors ruar,. 10
this city has hean ordered 10 he In
readiness should THAR servlces he de-
mandei. The Officers NJ tho svnd,cnte
applied 10 the state for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
A TEXAS coSvI n SHOT,

Special 10 the Gazette.
Hor SPRINGS, Aug. Civilian
Tennison, a noted horse thief and es.
capped Texas convict, was shot dead
here last night while attempting 10 cs-
cape from the sheriff OF Montgomery
county. He wae being s2nyeyed TO The
state peniientiary, and VIXEN Id
the suburbs Of this city he
leaped from the hack and
made for the woods. =. +. Edwards,
one Of the posse, went in pursuit, hall
ing the fugitive several times, firing
two shots above his head and finally
drew down with deadly effect on the
victim. Tennlson was hard charac-
ter, having escaped from the peniten-
tiary In Texas after serving i've years
Of a thirty-seven years sentence. He
was sentenced In Montgomery county
last week for seven year..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
A sTABBING AFFRAY.
Special to The Gazette.

Special 10 the SaSette.
CRAWFORD, Ten, Aug. 25.-I.ate
Saturday night q difficulty occurred
between two young men, Albert Blsh-
cp and Robert Padgett, in which Bishop
was stabbed several times. The affair
was OF very serious nature. DR..
Beard was called and at once gave his
attention to the wounds One wound
In the side Is thought by some to be
dangerous, but there were several 9th
ers on the arms and breast that were
not very deep end will soon heal up II
proper care Ii given them. :,
Padgett at once gave himself up and
gave bond for his appearance ut court:
This difficulty grew out OF an old feud
and IL Is thought will prove trouble
some 10 other parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
A NEGRO MOB.

LyYcmBURG, VA, Aug. 25.-rhe
Lynchburg Home Guards are under
arms awaiting orders from the sheriff
of Amhurst county to resist threat
ened attack on the Jail. Under great
evaporation Eldrldge Morris, prom
inent young farmer OF that county,
threw boot jack at Lou Green, a ne
gro w9lran, aud broke her skull, from
which blow she died. The assaWt
was provoked by q gross insult to
Morris mother. A posse Of citizens
guarded the jail last night. A body Of
negroes assembled near the court
house but no demonstrations were
made. Trouble IL feared tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26

In that city. Manager Elw0od has
claimed the league games between the
Sunsets and Fort Worth (which were
to have come of this past week and
which did not owing to .he disband-
ment OF Fort Worth for the Sunsets by
default. The question now arises TO be
decided by the league whether such
games can be awarded to the Sunsets, as
they were not on the grounds, and
whether the claims Of default can DO
sustained. w,
Henry Ansell. an old citizen, died
to-day: aged sixty-tbree.
Three Americana arrived this morn
ing with forty head Of horses, which
ali turn out 70 have bsen stolen from
parties in Duval county. The stock
were recovered and tbs officers are A.
ter the thieves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
IIurst I,ecayerIng.

WILKEspAnKE, PA, Aug. 25.--Thc
special from here last night announc.
Ing the death OF Fred Hurst. the
English runner who was stabbed ut
HazeitOn Friday. was not true. He
was alive this morning and doing well.
Hls pbyslcians say he Will recover.
TOM Simpson, the nssassii, " In jail.
There Ii rot the slightest feeling on the
part Of Hursps friends towards lynch
Ing. All Is quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26

this city, took an ounce Of laudanum
some time during last night and when
assistance was summoned was conf
pletely under its influence. Physi-
clans have been with her all day with
but faint prospects OF rescuing her
from death. There are exciting stories
Of words she had with her husband
last night and that she took the drug
with suicidal intent. She Is about
twenty -eight years Of age and quite
handsome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
A NEGRO MURDER.

Special to the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, Aug. 25.-An az
fray occurred between two negro
women, George Marital and Mandy
Wood, yesterday morning in which
the latter was stabbed by the former
and instantly killed. The evidence
before the jury of inquest to-day shows
that the murder was most foul and
premeditated. Two more negroes are
held az accessories to the crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
Mormon Martyrs.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, Aug. 25.---Thc
memorial services In the tabernacle to-
day were attended by immense crowds.
The services were In honor OF the mar-
tyrs from Tenne,sce. The bodies ar
rived three days ago. The meet
ing was under tho direc-
ton OF the presidency OF this
state. The speakers bewAiled
the wickedness OF the gentIles. Much
stress was laid on the crown OF glory
ready for those martyrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
0ne IInndred and sixty Seven Days
Tsst.

FoRr PLAIN, n. y, Aug. 25.--Ilate
smolsey, The sick and fasting girl, Is
la about the same condition rs
for the past few days, apparently not
much weaker: She ~ conscious and
converses with the family. She
takes no pourishmeDt and
desiIes none. She will swallow no
drink Of any kind. This IL the 10Th
day Of her fast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
PIeuro-pnes s,snIs.

WAsBIsoToS, Aug. 25.--Dr. Sal
mon, chief Of tho bureau Of animal
iudustry, to-day telegrsphsdfrom Chi
cago NJ follows relative tothe existence
Of pIenro-pnepJnopis among yes-
sey cattle In Illinois. Thts
state has qusrsntined the Injected
places " fav discovered.
shali continue traTipg susplr10l,s ~
rivsls IN this snd ~ ehboSInG statsA
until all ass disOuyesed. Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
OnMMlssInNrn rlNlx.

N.Rw YORK, N. ", Aug. 2e,--Cona-
missioner Fink nays; .''fhe railroad
managers will now settle all the differ
enges. A meeting OF the managers Of
The Ftssds Interested intho Pacific coast
business will be held Mt Saratoga Sep
teInber .. aud then think The trouble
over the rlpartile agreement VIII be
settled"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
RIOT AmoNG ITALIAN LAnonERs.

DIXON, ILL, Aug. GA riot broke
out yesterday among the Italian labor
ers near here. over thirty men were
engaged in the melee. Knives, clubs
and snovels were freely used. Three
men were fatally injured. One was
stabbed five tunes, another had his
arm and jaw broken. The cause OF the
trouble is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
BnOTnEps-Is-LAw AT WAR.
..t.l A.. tha n xafta

special 70 the Okxette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Aug. pr. q.
German and 4. II. Evans, OF whose
murder mention was made yesterday,
were brothefs-in.lAw and lived on adj
joining farms about eight miles north
Of this place. Bad feelings had existed
between them for some time before
they met. Evans invited German To
take a walk that they might talk their
mstters over and settle them. They
went. German mad his double-bsTrel
shot gun with him. German says that
when they had gone . short wsy
Evsns nttemp pied TO catch hold OF him,
when he shot aud killed him. A pre-
iimt1sry exauitDatlcn II being held.
TIRE parties are ell highly conpectsd,
weli-tc-do people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Three Men Fatally Injured in Riot
Among Italian Laborers at
Dixon, III.
William Tennison, an Escaped Texas
Convict anu Notorious Hcrse
Thief, Killed.
Striking Ohio Miners Oppose the I'm
ported Poles-The Governor Called
On for Troops,
THE oRANGEMEN OUT.

ST.. JOHNS. n. f., Aug. 25-Orange-
men, numbering hundreds, attacked
the Roman Catholic church yacht mt
Henley harbor and threatened the
missionary, Father Lynch, with
death. They tore down the flag and
tarred the yacht.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
DISCHARGED,
Special TO the Gazette.

SptCIHf 20 tIIo uHNuNt's
WACO, Ten, Aug. 25.-Louis Davis,
charged with attempting TO rape his
step.daughter, seven years old, was
put on trial to-day. The only wit
nesses were his wife and child, both
incompetent to testify against him, and
he was discharged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
mIlnnEn ANn sIICInL.

MARKDALE, ONT, Aug. 3.-Wm.
Harris, the head teacher OF
the Markdale school, fired
five times at the seco--d teacher,
Miss Ford. three shots taking effect.
He then shot himself, dying instantly.
Miss Ford cannot recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
ASSAULTED by a CONSTABLE.

DALLAS, TEX, Aug. 3.-Constable
George Miller to-day, while serving
papers on T.. s. Ionerarity as witness
In burglary Gaze to come up to-mc;-
row, became involved In difficulty
with him and inflicted wounds on his
head by blows from revolver, from
which he IL expected to die. Miller
surrendered to the authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
cur NINETEEN TIMES.


BRowNwoop, Ten Aug. 25.--Ha,-
den and House, who were on I'M
friendly terms, met at spring in the
western portion of this county and got
into difficulty. House cut Hayden
nineteen times. His wounds hre not
considered fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
STOLE A WINDOW SASH.

Special 70 tho dHxttte.
LAREDO, TEX, Aug PA Mexican
burglaiizsd house last night which
was unoccupied. He found nothing
worth stealing except window sash,
which he carried of, and when arrest
ed he said he only wished to show the
sash to his wife and intended TO re-
turn IT,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26

TIL. "Lita. Joksrp Is the best snok-
Ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
LADIES', MISSES anu CRILDRENs
Muslin and Cambric
u NDER w EAR .

Lot 5nl is loo Ladies' Caiabric Corset Covers
mat viii be sold nom 50c 90 81 so, each worth
from 81 TO ~ 30
Lot hoo Ia gu Cbemise, including ladies' aud
misses sizes, trimmed In lace and embroid.
cry, that VIII be sold from $50 10 SIS, and
every garment n special barguin.
Lot ou6 In is2 ladies' and misses Night
Dresses, from SOC 10 slb
Lot 503 Is $50 pairs ladies' and misses and
children's Pantleis, from &c 10 slu
Lot b0S Is lA Ladies' Skirts. from f0c 10 81 So