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FOB SALE.


IGOR SALE : STOCK. FIXTURES AND
slsnd OF GOOD pa, lug Dnsine >, located In
| the bu,il css center of Elm street Stand leased
for ono year with rilyctge Of threc Ice.
HOO. Apply 723 Main ttrceE, Tex and Msxi-
ca Land i,nd Inv siment Go 40 27-a,.
Eok SALE -ATTR GIVE isEsIDaNCE, IN
fine nelghb0thooi. on Ross avenue. Can
| be had 10 bargain Apply 72J Msla street.
! Texas aud Mexican Land aud Investment Co
npi25-2t
| l. horse perfectly gentle tor family use: also
q laey's nhm'on aud otcu buggy. Apply or
| .ddiess 75S X So svenue ar2s-lw
L'OR sALE-HANDsUME, LARGE, eQUAkE,
Grand Sielnway pan iisylug this Il %
Square Grand 5.einway piano left over from
our no iduy oEIers. sLd 10, wishifg 10 cary
u longer IN sork, NC have decided TO sell Il at
very 10y nrioS ann on easy TENS 70 9 ose II cut
pric., CAL inml dlately on VIII a Watkins &
20. nrrsLD rnilding Dallas Texas. apis5.ss
E0K sALE on RENI--A D1hUI IFJI HES.
ecnce Just conpls,ed, one , o,k from
buggy mousse and stlble oa the plsco and
good well OF water n'sn two other plncei on
.1mc street This Is an excel ent opportunity
!!or those tired Of paying rent 70 procure good
ncyer been DC upied. Addr as Box 2iB Dallas,
iezas 0p2,-lm
t.'UK sALE-ONk OF TIE BSsT BUILT
Z residences IN East Da las two stories, wei.
M IN fne cellar. Good tcIms Apply TO
Read & Falk Maiu street api27.lt
EoR sALE-Two SPLENDID SECOND.
l. hand pianos NJ very low trices and on easy
mcath.y payments 0ro used only a few
MONTHS and good as rev. Both OF thcfo pianos
DECIDED barsains. Call. or address Immediately
VIII Watkins 4 Co., H4EaLD building, DAT
las. Iexas apr27-Y
TOR SALE-ONE GOOD SECLNp-HAEO
l. organ. In perfect order. Low price; easy
terms Cal, or address at once viii A Wat
kins & Co., HERALD building, Dallas Texas;
LOR sALE-HAY FOB sALE-205 TONS OF
Z Black land Hay VI o. 80 per ton. on cars. w.
BROOKS. Forney. Texas. apr22.0
LrOR BALE OR RENT = a FIHsT.CLAsS,
j. brand row PIANO: win sell on the install.
unent nlan. Apply to 36i Ross avenue. feb29tf
Los sALE-HVkSE-A uUOD, RELIABLE
/ black buggy mare csu be purchased at
baIssin oy applying TO Q. A. READ, Manager
DalIas Telephone Ex. apr23tf
EOR SaLE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, EAR.
4 " new. Inauire at Cradiocks. apr2c-f
IGOR sALE-A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
l. ljs In the new Cedar Grove Addition" ly-
ing north Of cochran street aud east Of The Mis-
souu Pacific Railway. ranging In price from
800 10 $500, BY MURPHY a BoLANz Real
Estate Agents No 200 Mntn street aprlt-sf
a. OK SALE -BkvuM MhviiiNrs kVis SALE
A. Two new machines and presses, Westiskc
B'itton manufacture, for ealc Deap. A drets
WIN PFOuTe. care Herald office. ian22u
. OR sALE-sALoON FURNIlURr, CON-
i pfisipg counter, shelving aud ice chest as
good IS now; Will sell very cheap for cash AID.
dress g., Herald office. apr0tf
EUR SALE--A FINE LOT OF PURE BRED
[ Jersey heifers also = lew imported thor.
Stock Farm. crner Jefferson and Cochran
Streets Dallas TEXAS. rnaI29.1m
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nsw RAILWAY rfsE GARD.
Houston II Texas Contra

Houston ~ IeNss Ichtr.t-.
GOING u uTa.
New ORLEANS and Galveston Ex-
~ IL Mixed 10 Corslcana lex. Sunday lao p m
80. 4, Galveston Express daily ....... $50 p IN
GOING NORTH.
20. ], 81. Louis Express (deilyl. ....... Szo N
10. Q, St. Louis Expvess 'deily). ....... 900 y m
Missouri Pacific.
no. 1872 81. Louis Express daily -. $50 m
10. lg4 Accommodation Tex sunday. .El6 q m
No. 1872 has thronrh s'eener t. ST. Louis
Texas 81 Pacific.
GOING EAST (r. ar. DHrJr)
40. S0fs st. Louis Express.... ...".... $40 m
,seavcS Union depot .................... OIO III
No. 8U6, Local PASSENGER. .............. $50 m
GOING WEST CUSTOM DnP0T)
20 s91. California Express. arr........ GID m
Leaves ............ .............. G:45 p m
leaves Il. 4 p. dcpos. Cas- m
No 805, Local Passenger, arr. :. ...... $50 m
Loayes ,................-........ $40 p m
Leaves 4. & P depot ................... 300 p m
No on7 Lncsl Pa sen ger, ...............6 $40 a IN
Leaves I. 4 T. depot. ........... 49,. $50 q N
No 3O5 and S0i run between Fort Worth and
Marshall daily except Sunday.
Nos 807 and sos run between Dallas aud Col.
,rado daily except Sunday Nos 30l and 500
lad 305 take meals at the Union depot
Texas Trunk.
GOING SOUTH.
10. 2. Mall and Express. leaves. 800 m
GOING NORTH
No. /, Mail and Express arrives. 500. .11:00 p m
Trains l snd 2run daily tSundays excepted)
Gulf, Colorado u Santa Fo.
Arrive. Dallas. Observation-Disclosures. way IN
LenvrH Dallas ....... 9. - 2 m
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W Mo.
AfXNlEO-A sIruxTtoKAs II NURSE
Nv Good references xlven' Apply Y No.
' sx5XSrrs@X AZ GIRL 10 10 aasS MIR
wv housesork, Enquire ~ l2ll Nam u se6tf
.MANTtD-A PARrAkh VITA a "a IL
W oalit,l o. q, 900 IN y safe profitable. hon.
orablo aud Exclusive business With lasge prot
. mm' ras ri street b,iwssn tSo hour d aud .
An ,nab ardop. M ana cou0 with kshhi
IVAN hD-A sirUAliOs IN A WHOLE
sse 81 p"iu' sr.d ss ss 'o s sps s9
M1ANrED--A THOROUGH DGi, K.nAK n
w and bnok burner n make half q million
brick. Apply to John Il Minor cor,leena'
lAJ ANrED--A FIR "a .cLAs iAii on att.
" Winter Jr.. & Co.'S o, posiIr 81 George
Hotel good waess paid, and STEADY 'mpi.y.
me- I apr2i a.
Az akI1D-A0kNI A DIES HE 81.
n LOUIS LE TR q LAMP 20. u Leuis,
die Power css nefson Ee,trlc ann. ap2,v &tat
VAIAN ,hD-A BLACK sMl II WANTED AT
w Amer, on II \ v. Railway, Coiin c1un-
y lefaN $40 and tool, rsad'i ss'~s ibsrs,:'
\ !. AsSTiE5=fwEsrYpiGsr.U sss s ~ ~ ~
Y cutters Wages q. pr day. Apply 70 Var
Darker ~ wlniss hot. ! aDASlAs 'spTil2 Q
lVArThD--AuJ W. NM 10, aVANvf5E
" 10 our subscription book4 Ia Sv0fy OILY (9V
'sunty IN iesas libers' term 4. ara psf44ho1l
s sT4STS M S.yip csloag sdaS ,ss!s
,\VA NIEll-7ylsl s',1t-it !, Low. .QxEs
w nhsskiirs, M 70 a ord,f: also tHo foIfht INN
CAAs KAHN. npr2.inI'
WTANTED you TO sT0P AT TIN NATION
w AL HOTEL: hrstclass accommodations NJ
,easonenie rate --OELY ONE DOLLAR AND
twenty-five CENT PER DAY. The huild
ms 10 brick, with three alorways IN case Of IRE.
Located Ia Die business portion Of tbs city. only
one SQUARE from fircel'cgr line and Quo square
from Tekfs Pacific AMI nissoui. aoifc Depot
nnyenieni " phDsepgets coming or going oven
,ither rad Oflico open all night uucsts aft
alled fot AL iralns. 4, CLrARY Proprietor
txTAN1ED YOU NOT TO STOP, SUIT TO
w CONE !, the ST. JANIS II IhL. where
yoi can ci Tho best accommodations for the
money Cns SLIGO per day Doaid. with
rooml 80 to 81 per week; table board, $500
per week. Rooms 10 To-. with OF without bard
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor. aps20.u
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rs-LAM Az STREET ME- CHURCH soUru
ley. w. G. Hc.lly. pastor. PfcdcA % az III H..
m. and $50 y. m. sabbath soDuol 40 q N.
Glass meet ne at . y. N. Communion every
nrSt sundfy. Prayer meeting eY ~ Wednos-
day nieht al 7,Sj A cofdlhlravltalion extend
nd "a az
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
STOCKS ASD poSDs.

Nav YoRW. Anrli 90 --y,lsy, l i.2 70 . cosfd
Offered. / 10: pine metfsn'iil ranr', 4 ~ ~
sterling eAenanxs, u 7. f'tatr' ~ i-'i sighL
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grsvslsdi ccl S, email re!:i i ,.sds; y Hoxs-
ing, to.el Ia $3.50; heavy, % IS 20 20 10.
'kheep-' Receipts none; same condition ~
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! o::i~x POCKET EE,;LE JxsE' THE
faas VII se rsv Yu: ~ lssv'o ,, the
Pm street apf27-u
I o5f-A LADf'S GOLD BRACELET.
IL spring wif by aud rear. setting Lib
erelr ward for its rctrrr 4 L 2. MEyff9 701
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4 Re Al. REMEDY !
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN. BUT
ECIRNTIEIC AND SPEQIFIC.

NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN. BUT
SCIENTIFIC AND SPECIFIC.
A REMEDY ofoy twenty-five years standing
A REMEDY more popular at homo end where
best known than oil other remedies OF rs KIND
A REMEDY endorsed by Tho best Physicians
| an Druggists al IT, homo.
a REMEDY that Mr.. q. 81. O'Neil, Goodwst,r.
Ais says raised hts wife from IN invalid s
bed oud he believe saved her llle.
A REMEDY Of which prom inent Atlanta
merchant said; j would have given $500 AZ
lsoi al would n nickel Tor what two bottles
81 ylul medicine did for NV daurhier
= REMEDY IN reg a TO which s. J cassalls,
n D druggist, OF Thora vile. O. says: ~
csu icca nsta cls IN which u afforded relief
| fftf vi The usual remedies had failed.
4 REMEDY abou which DR. II FeIrsil,
LaGranpe, Ga ri e.: Il have used for the
lsst twenty ycars this medicine you arc put
ting up. and consider It the best cons binaiion
eve lotisn together FIR the diseases for
which II is recommended"
htHi1pY OF VIII Oh Dr. joel Brsnhnm, At
Jan 8, said; II have examined the recipe and
| hfye no hesitation In advising It's use, and
confidently n comment ~"
EEMhnY which the Rev II b Johnson,
rear n -iletta Ca says he has USED In bis
commended It TO three families, who found
II e be irstwnat Il A. recommended"
A RthEDS Of which Pembertor, Iverson Il
ncnitoa say: I'VE have been selling II for
many years with constantly increasing sales.
The srtic' g e a staple with us. and one OF abb
a htt- tsDh OF Wnlcn Lhmhrs huuklu oS Lh.
ml say; We sold so gross In four months,
- nerer sold Il In any place bu! what 1t was
A Il4.MFDY BY which DR.. Baugh. of La.
CfAngc, Ga, says: II cured one OF the most
ctgluGta cases OF vJUAkIOu3 MEN sTRU A.
TON that ever came within my knowledge
wish few bottles"
4 sEYEDY OF which DR., J. c. Hu 9, Notssul.
81, ala. says Il am folly convinced that II
Is nnrvalled for that class OF diseases which
b. Claims !. cue"
y ilEmE ! abort which Major John G. Whit.
iil o. Allan a. we'll and favorably known all
cFef iae United s stes as O general insurance
gEs0f ais: II used this remedy bsfora Tbs
wtr sn large plantation ON q great number
OF ca7es, ava n with n solutc success
a sEitDY about which Mr. J W. Strange,
o. rai tersville, Ga, oertlhes that ono bottle
cured two members Of his family 81 menstrual
irfeErllariiy OF many years nding.
"A Kennedy that IL CtiEAPxR THAN ANY
OTHER MEDICINE ofits kind In the world,
because l or Q BOTTLES Will CURE THE
MOST OBSTINATE CASE. This great pop.
ulnr remedy Is BRAnFfELDS FEMALE
REGULATOR (woman's Best Frlend.) For
sale W all DrugR SITS. Price: Small size, 70
tcnts; Large size t1.50.
So Proprietor and Manufacturer
). BRA DFfELD,
NO. 1903 =. Pryor Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Orr New Boob. "DIsTAsEs PECULIAR TO
WOMEN ONLY" mailed Tree TO all applicants
THE BRApFIELp REGULATOR co.
Atlanta Go.
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nEPARTMFNT OF INSURANCE. sTATIT'
* ,sS.T TT Al " chi my eorcern: Tsis 4
10 &c fifr fh<f n Mag "a Fife Iukufzufo Con
r4ny al New York n. y. has 10 al rc<pe<1l
ali complied sith laws q Texas g eoz :.
sfa'e. ana th,t.a q c9npary holds Ger! 1c3.e
~ aufhofIfy fr n thi8 0fi< <u1f;uR 70 y %
business q this tl1,c fo< twelve uorl1s ~
1.tdsy o<!:nussy- 1@t = - d'y -
4 s s'x: !; 80 &; z "a ~. T.; x. =: -.
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E'OK KENT-HOUSE OF ROOMS. SER
4 vants room. buggy house and sable. cor.
ner Of Akafd and Jackson streets. Nice fruit
trees grapes. ctc. Apply on promises to T. j.
Pnt'y. SO Aksrd and Jsckson streets. apr lw
L'Vk RENT MIX COJl ROOM AT NO.
j. 8N Jackson trect aprl9tf
l,Y)R kkNi-A NlCK FuRNIGHED ROOM.
J. With t0utheYn exposure; s minutes walk
from butiness part II Town. Call II northwest
corner Akar6 and Young str cts ant22 u
CUR RENT-rHK -ECOND DTORY OF TIE
II nov Po<tofBce bui dine. : fno large room.
toxe0 feet 8. Il oorror Of Sycamore ami Kim
stySeia Apply 10 MURPHY 4 BOLANz. Real
ES0R kkNT-b00Ns FOR RENT BoU1 II
q ern and eastern exposure. Apply 70 Oliver
Chilled Plow Works. mario {
NOR RKNT-6NE ELEGANT Butte OF
rcoms ard O. single room. south expoburc
Chi. d hoor Of new building on Main street next
% Herald building light aod ventilation sr-
ST v1,ss az c,cSe's same y a?9E 1ys
---I- wv - ~
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FOR RENT

TOR RENr--A VERY DESIRABLE COT
lage OF Q r1otnr. conveniently located, cor
ner OF Wood and rro9der streets. Water on
premises. A ply 70 Nj. 5. Levy, Sanger BROTH
efs' wkol.s.l department apl26-tf
-OR rem + -LARGK, PIE .sAHT FROET
room furnished. Refefences required "a
Live Oak street aprz7.lt
| l,oh xsAsA-A Vkhf yDEsiisA OLE COZ
l. tage of rooms. conveniently iocatsd corner
OF Wood and Browd-r street; water on prem.
SEES Apply 70 NJ g. LEVY, Sanger Bf0,herx'
Wholesale Department. apr25tf
J,UR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AT 203 nj : ST.
Il er Wallnoe & Waxgenet's; yer, pleasant
rooms sur bic tor Offices OF ,leepine TO mos.
Applyto W BARTDN, 6l5 Elm II. apr25.1m
CruR RENT HE STORE HOUSE, GIL ELM
T. street. now occupi d By Lyons Brothers,
Wholesale saddier 25x150 feet Stories. Apply
" JAMEa BARTON, 62S Elm ct. apr25.1m
MOE RENT-rrE OLD TX HANGE BANK
90 Main street rorth tide Of c,url-house
size 25n7h; GOOD stand for any businsss Apply
70 !. w, BARTON 625 Elm 81 apr25 I'm e's
|, OR RENT FROM JUNE 18TH TO kOvEM-
Il Der LIST, my 2.storv residence ON Swiss ave-
nue. near the Fsir Grounds. furnished, con-
ming seven rcoms, we'll. cis'ern. stables and
every convenience; good garden. VIII rent
only 70 careful tenant Apply to Reat 4 FAX,
Ieal estate agents. Masn strosl.
Qpr27.1t CIAg q WOOD
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SoR rem -LARGE, PIE .sAHT FROET
room furnished. Refsiences required pa
Live Oak street aprz7.lt
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rs.luMMhhUt 81, ,HEiaIiAN CHuRCH--
Service, d. lhe Christian chnnn, ON On mcrce
Atrs q, every sunday o, n m and 80 p N
by Rev Homer wilion. frayet-ineeiing Wed
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L'UR sALE-A FINE SADDLE AND BUGGY
Il horse perfectly gentle tor family use: also
lasy's phn'on aud oien buggy. Apply or
,ddfoss 753 X So svcnue api2s-lw
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EOK KENT-TWU DESIHA BILE ROOMS
4 furnished or uufurplshed. Apply at lll2
Main street, between 81. Paul and Harwood:
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nB ~. MAiTnEN s CArilrIl,A L. Service,
at II a NJ 0ad ..en m. Tho Rcv. 10 al.
laid tsl..'on ~ pIeneh today both inolninT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, May 1.-THE
Paragraphs Deland, H., special
says the city is greatly excited to-day
by the sanguiAary actions of lunatic
named Lamar, escaped from some
unknown asylum, who reached the
city some time during the night and
took possession of the temporarily
vacant house of Martin Blouse. Blouse
drove him out, when the mailman
produced II revolver and shot several
times at Blouse, driving him away,
when he again took possession OF the
house. Aposse of 800 men accompanied
by Blouse and officers, went 10 the
house, when the lunatic fired again
and again, once hitting Blouse on the
arm, infiictiDg serious wound. He
then began an attack on the crowd
with knives and cleaver which he
had found in the house, Blouse being n
butcher. Lamar was finally felled
with n club by one of the officers. who
climbed u the second story window
on ladder. He was then overpow cred
and pinioned aud taken to Jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
"Thc Pierson,r Ell Paso,

is situated $50 feet from the Union de-
pot Of the ;. p. r. r., L. & 2. r. X.
and G., II. Il ;. A. r. r., and is con-
nected with the depot by "A wide plat
form FOR the transfer of passengers and
their baggage. The house is fitted up
with all the modern improvements and
furnished with view 10 the comfort
of its guests. Ali rooms are connected
with the Office by electric bells, and
the house is connected with all parts
of the city by telephone. Street cars
run from the house every fifteen min
utes 10 the Mexican Central railroad
depot, III Old Mexico,-fare 10 cents
~ gentlemanly porter in uniform will
be in attendance at all trains to escort
passengers TO the house. Western
Union telegraph office, barber shop
and baths in the house, ana the best
kept hotel in Texas.
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LoSGvIEw.
Sad Accident aud Death OF a Child--A
Confidence Game.

Special 70 tho Gazette.
LoNovIEw, May l2.-The saddest of
accidents occurred here yesterday.
Little Mack, the bright and intelligent
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Boring,
three years of age, was reported lost
about four in the afternoon, and hum
dreds of sympathizipg fathers and
mothers, and even young lads, were
soon scattered through the city and
surrounding country, searching for
him. The well, with an aperture three
feet from the floor, and barely large
enough to admit the passage ola bucket,
was dragged without avail, AT s
O'Clock 1t was reported the child was
found, and was being brought home
In excited expectancy, all waited UNI
til nearly 0, when II. q. Brown was
let down ia the well. AT the bottom,
by the aid of his lantern, he discovered
that the earth had caved, leaving a
large space not reached by the Crap
ping hooks, ana in this lay the body
of the child. The tears Of IA city flowed
in sympathy for the sorrow-stricken
parents, and at the Baptist church
which was closely packed, every knee
was bowed while a prayer was offered
for the family 50 sadly bereaved. Mrs.
Boring is utterly prostrated by the
calamity.
w. P. Hill, who was registered
as advance agent for the
Mother Hubbard Combination
company played a little game of conf
dence here Saturday, which was the
more easily accomplished because he
had previously been here in the same
position for another company.
He said his trunk had been
broken open and his money lost;
that he had to go TO Marshall and
must have trunk, and that he should
return here Sunday. He obtained the
trunk of Mayfield, Rembert & Co.,
proprietors of the opera-house, bor-
rowed five dollars from George Tabler,
proprietor of the Commercial. by tell
ing tale that his bill-poster was drunk
at Palestine and he must hasten there,
and with both parties he made the
same contract for drayage. He is re-
ported to have made similar small
hauls at Tyler and other points.
A feeling of depression was taken
from the hearts of our citizens this
morning when it became known that
Mrs. I. III. Crutcher. who has not been
expected to recover, had passed the
turning point, and that her life with
proper nursing would be saved. No
lady in the city would be moe deeply
mourned, and all congratulate Mr..
Crutcher on the happy change in her
condition.
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A Grand Baby Show Wanted-How TO
Take the Premium.

Husband: Well, my dear, / have
the finest and neatest suit of clothes /
ever had in my life and 1 got them
dirt cheap too.
Wife: Theyare nice, and they make
you doubly handsome. Pray where
did you get them?
Husband: Why to be sure, got
them ut Malone, Waller Il Co.'S. the
only place that can turn out exactly
what q man wants. Why.
every crevice in the house
is filled with every conceivable
notion in the dry goods line at the
very lowest prices.
Wife Well, we agree for once, and
] can truly say that with all the fastid-
iousness woman can possess she can't
help but he pleased at that store. Why,
1t seems that every imagination OF the
female mind and every desire of her
heart Is fully met by Col. Malone, pro-
vided she has the money, for they sell
for cash, and hence are able to sell AT
bottom prices.
Husband: Why, it seems that they
have not only provided for men and
women, but babies also. Everything
baby needs Is there.
Wife: Yes, that makes me think
there is going to be baby show; and
our baby's face in one OF those nice
little baby caps would look just like g
big, ripe peach in anbroken snow. Oh,
she would take the premium, sure
Husband: Wife, you are right about
1t, but keepit to yourself, for can tax,
the ugliest baby in town, and by fixing
IL up at Malone & Walters, make II
take the premium, aud with but little
expense ] can crown you queen o
beauty. don't mean to Halter you
but Malone, Waller & Co. u goods.
Wife: We'll, / am So glad that W,
have chance for little money to fl,
us all up. oh, how other women will
howl when we get that premium! TIA
Ia, ia.
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GRAYsON COUNTY.
A Temperance Lecturc-Local Option
EIectiOn-New Buildings.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WHITEsBoRo, May 9.-Dr. Burton
of Blossom Prairie is in town
in the interests of the temperance
cause. He delivered fine and inn
pressive lecture at the Methodist
church last night. He gives glow
ing and encouraging account of the
progress of the temperance movement,
and Is hopeful of an early and tri-
umphant success all over the country.
Citizens of this precinct have filed a
petition in the county commissioner
court to secure an election in this pre-
cinct under the local option law. The
Collinsville precinct. Immediately
south of us, have already voted out the
whisky.
Several new brick stores are now
going up OH the south side of Main
street,
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Chandeliers.

For handsome chandeliers of very
latest style, the stock carried by L..
Highly Is second to none in North
Texas. Everything in the line of
chandeliers and lamps, from the gor-
geously decorated high-priced goods of
tlist grade down TO an ordinary quality
for persons with less eXtravagant ideas,
is constantly kept, and the prices at
which they are being sold are very
low. Prompt attention given to gas
and sewer connections and all orders
by telephone promptly attended to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
They Must Knnw IL

Now that the season for the use of
teas is upon W, aud feeling the neces-
sity Of letting the public know that /
have stock of teas OF more than ordl-
nary merit, have concluded to re-
quest all heads of families to call and
get free sample Of such tea as in their
Judgment IL best suited 10 their tastes.
This offer to continue this week. Our
fresh roasted cotlses are giving splendid
satisfaction. We will roast again to.
day. VIM. II. Browns tea and coffee
store, corner Main and First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13
Nights of Enchan,nlent.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings the opera-house will be the
scene of the appearance of Lewis
Nights OF Enchantment. The follow
Ing notice is credited to the Philadel.
phia Times:
Prof C. Lewis, an artist far superior to
the average, and In fact the bert that hiss
every sited orr city in his line, has heeu Civ.
Ing entertainments TO Overlooking audiences
al the opera-house Last evening he gave an
enlert 'lnnent IN the Girard hotel paIlors To
Invited guests aud members OF
the press only About two bundr. d
were present, ana testified by their close nj :
IGNITION ana warm applause their appTecla-
ton OF his efforts HIS feats are all new aud
performed with deftn IS that stands as
proof Of the long years OF study ana practice
| required 10 BRING the brt 10 sucn Il perfection
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-13

b. G. Evans Co. respectfully invite
the attention OF city trade to the inn
mense stock in their white goods
department, which will be found
replete with all the new textures of the
seasons vagaries; soft India mulls in
delicate tints, wiry French dimities
in beautiful colors, Persian and Egyp-
tian lawns OF gossamer lightness, fig
ured Swiss muslius in arabesque and
brocade effects, which they offer at un-
questionably low prices.