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The Evening critic., 1884-01-07
DRY eO05S.
Grand Clearing Sale
OF
COTTON
UNDER
DRY e0oOS.

Determined to dispose Of ahe Stock on
Hand, we have concluded to make De-
cided Reductions, and to convince the
Public that such is our purpose we shall
make a General Display on our second
floor, with prices afIixed on each gar
ment In plain figures, (which cannot fail
to attract the atteRtion of the Ladies'.
We enumerate below a few Of The
SpeclaltIes in this Department.
ESE We VIII VIII close close ehs%s:. at
IoT 4. We will, ciosq is5 Chomlses, with en-.
broidered fronts line tdpking lace bands, at Sec.
brio ruilllng, fine tuckipg, at igc.
LOT p. Chemise, tueNed yoke, fine embroidered
band, elegant quality rotton, at byc
LOT q. Chemise. YOKE VI embroidery, bsst cot
Tor 81. chomise ase cambrc, lace yoke latest
LOT III Drawers deep hem, cluster tucks, n. l9c.
LOT IL. Drawers, ok tucks, with lace band, NJ
lot % Drawers.3 narrow and wide tuoking,
oambro ruille with cluster tuckn, good cotton, nj
LOT 20. Drawers with embroidered rune, cius-
LoT s DrawefG double embroidered rufllc
cluster tucks, sfuuality cotton, at SIC.
LoTT. Nghiaswns with tucks and cambric
LOTT 50 NigRisbwn. with yoke Of twenty. eight
tucks good ca at tric ruflling. at 60c.
LOT b6 NightEowns, tucked yoke, finished with
LOT al. kigmgowns yoke with cluster of tucks
and three ToW14bf inserting and edged, at SIC.
LOT 60. Nlgftgowns, with six Inch embroidered
yoke. best qualty cotton, only CSC.
LoT75. 6ktfis, with deep hem, cluster tucks, Mt
33c
LoTH skists. tucked ruile, cluster tucks above,
at 43c.
LOT ST. s3rs. with embroidered edge ruflc,
cluster tuckh at SOC.
LOT q2. Stirts, embroidered rul1le, two cluster
tucks, n ad Roi the beat cotton, at soc.
We arefconhdent that the Special Sale OF
Underweaf at the special prices mentioned will
crowd ouf second noor with eaRsr purchagers
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07

Mr.. DUDLEY is right in one thing. fla
clerk by dissipation incapacitates himself
for business he should be bounced But
thatlis the beginning and the end of it. If
the clerk attends to his duties and does
what is required of him, his time out of Of
fee hours is his own and he is responsible
for its disposition to himself and his FAM
ily only.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07

WRIGHT'S DIME MUSEUM,
Mr.. Rice. Photogrnrefr.

for n short season, kI<sshis personal atten.
tion to every sittlpst3hd guarantees superior
work. The lnssSapb b6inted studio In the city.
invites Yorff Inspection. Cabinet photos SO
per deseh. Rice, 1917 and 1910 Pennsylva-
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07

THE most absurd thing in political way
that THE CRITIC has heard recently is the
statement that Woodpulp Miller has taken
Roscoe Conkling's place and power in New
York politics. When it can be demon
strated that one small potato fills barrel
it will be time enough to assert that Miller
fills Conkling's place. He hasn't got the
sand
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07
Lem Yenr Suggestions.

OF all the paths leading to woman's lovo
PHYS the straightest. Fletcher.
Love is the life Of man.-Sgeiea0or0.
The pleasure Of love Is In lovlng.-R0che.
J0UcdHid.
Love understands love; 1t needs no talk
N0UfgdR.
Hard Is the fate Of him who loves,
Yet dares not tell his trembling pain.
james Thompson.
OF all the blessings, ladies are tho soothin.
est. -ArtenlRs Ward.
o, they love least that let men know their
Shakespeare.
We fuss and we fret
About the ono We didn't get.
But we needn't make such an awful fuss
II the one we didn't want didn't get us.
-Phc5e CdIV.
Why is love like n potato? Because It shoots
from the eyes.-J08em MedtH.
Love is better than spectacles to mako every.
thing seem great.--Slr PhHtp Sidney.
'I'm not exactly engaged." said TIlda
squeers, "but I'm going to be."-DlckenS.
Life Is good and life Is fair,
Love awaits thee everywhere,
Love Is loves immortal prayer.
-Bdydrd IdIl0r.
Love is never lost. If not reciprocated It will
now back and soften and purify the heart
HUiH0.
woman's heart, like the moon, Is always
changing but there is always man In IT,
PbRch.
oh, love, love, love!
Love is like a dizziness
II Wilma let n poor body
Go about his bi2lness.
-H0g9.
There Is In the heart OF woman such a deep
well OF love that no age can freeze it.-BaLt0er
Lytt0R.
In the month OF May apple.troes 80 court.
ing. Love Is eyermore father OF poetry
Betcher.
Birds song and birds love,
Passing with the weather.
Mans song and mans love,
To love once and forever.
--IennyS0n.
No cord or cable can draw 80 forcibly or bind
go fast as love can do with only single thread.
-Bdc0n.
How dreary and lone
The world would appear
II women were nonei
'Twould be like fair.
With neither fun nor business there.
.-CdStLRejO.
II is best to love wisely no doubt; but to love
foolishly is better than not TO be able TO love
at all. 7hdcksTdy.
Here's health TO all that we love;
Here's health to all that love us;
Here's health TO all that love them
That love those that love them
That love us.
--AFchJiShop DsAHl,oa.
No man who loves not the truth can love a
woman In tho grand way woman ought to be
loved george Mcdonald.
PROVERBS,
Faint heart never helped fair lady.
The woman who hesitates is u goose,
Be bold be boldl But not too D0ldl
10 day the mountain comes to MahOmet.
She would II she could, and she can
"AIderney Dairy wagons
Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
| ing and delivered In \, ID "Ward" prints, SOC.
| per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07
REASONS for COmmitting Suicide.

Some Of the reasons that are assigned for
committing suicide arc a little curious, aud
serve 10 illustrate how important little things
are TO some people. In the list Of self-mur.
ders for the last year the following VIII serve
as samples; Maryland man killed himself
because OF grief for his lrst wife, although he
had taken second and entirely worthy one.
Kansas man drowned himself In q mill.
pond, the dam OF which he had just built, be-
cause the water proved insufficient 70 turn
The wheel PonnsylYanla maiden drowned
herself because her parents refused their con.
sent for her 70 attend ball Texas laWyor
blew his brains out Immediately aftor losing
a case In court baltimore woman pois0Red
herself because she could not taka.sn1bney
iron her husbands cash drawer. .As1dfifornia
man killed himself beeautb hiaIIfsrse failed 10
win race, &S
The Evening critic., 1884-01-07
Monday, January 7, 1884.
GREAT Is Reform !

DoNT run the reform business into the
ground aud make IL ridiculous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

This is The lire season; SO insure vour
property with Smith & Hall, agents.
oIllce opposite the HERALD.
No matter what YOU huyo. 3. Calm &
70, SO You ioava - cents. It -.eures Won
Schance IN tho gsand drawing.
Go to No. 6 Sycamore streot for everv-
Luz III the piAmbing and gas fitting
INV Il, f. DOYLE, Agent.
Tho regular lunch-stand At the Glen
ga saloon is or0n all day and all night.
marinc luNurie3 are ON haad equal in
freshness TO tho coast restaurants.
So soon as Glasscock was rondv the
weather changed from hot to cool and
stimulated the appetite. The stimu-
lated all rushed for the Glen Lea Chop
house.
Ladies', you will find 1t 90 yonr intores.
TO call AT Bauman's ami tress Yourself IA
ono OF those lovely white Embroidered
SUITS which are being gold at half III or
original value.
Everybody who freuuentS the Fort
Knows "Gou1emNn Glgs' RiNtleman and
wnoro he car be fOunl-b2hipd .he 6ar
OF tho Local Option, aeaf depot. Uaex-
ception4Dle liquor and courteous atlpnd-
anoe,
Dohltns' Securing Polish is tho best
thlng IN the world for cleaning tin mans
and al kitchen utsuSils, Finest thiEg
tor using In washing dishes ana rams I'M
Hard water, For sale by A. +, EOuohs,
| Main street.
l. NJ. Lewis md George Napolcon
! nave opened an oyster auu fish lepnt at
No, Sih FoN's old stand, Man street,
Ihey keep oysters, fish, crabs, shrimps,
Sle' eau and see them. Country or
doris solicited
The exhibition ot many article,
made ot indigenous Texas timber. I'M
result of Dallas ladies' efforts 10 disnlnv
their state ut tho New Orleans eXnosE.
uOn, VIII be found next Saturday MI M,
opera. house. Admission 10 nspoetior
only - cents,
The tickets printed nj the urp,,,
loO once viii probably have large
circulation in the county than any DIN
ers printed. Candidates would 10 wei
TO attend 10 having their names ON then
AZ once. II Twill be too late, unless i'm
mediate attention Is given To the matte
aS many candidates have already hnndc,
IN their names. ''>'O'
Messrs. January Il Richards nra No,
running the most complete line OF hack
between Millsap and Mineral Wells
these gentlemen have been favorahl,
known TO the visitors of the Wells fo
'everal years, and by thelrpoliteness AN,
accommodation have made many friend,
Parties visiting Mineral Wells this sum
4 Richards. '""uAi
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ms HG0O and Fhnn0I Underwear fully forty per cent lower than

A solid gold watch, Elgiu movements.
u w SUIT ui clothing, u handsome cham
yer sol iuo castor, q complete get of
ShakoHpeUro's works, a handsome cslu-
lotd comb and brush, q box of hup cirs-s
aud other articles, given away bv n,
Cnhu n 60.
Extremely low prices have beop
n arkod on all the furniture Goo. Eicl.
has IN stocE-tablcs, chairs, rockers. boj-
room and rarlor sets. Give him 4 call.
Candidates who want their namos In.
serted on regular tickets, or dpsirln, nm
extra supply, should apply at the HEn'
An job o.icc without delay.
Pure and uncolorea and guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea nj "a
cents u pound in one pound packages M
touches, S5S Main street.
CWtwhcels, cartwhoels, cartwheels in
black, cream, white, tan ana drab, trim-
med and untrimmOd, ut Il. Bauman's
5W Elm street.
The only house Ia north Texas where
| You can get genuine XinfaudeN claret al
w ccntSper gallon is Loeb & Freiberg's.
The best plumSer in the state 70 a,.
terra your wants is at No. sycamore
S'Ite| +. Il, DoNLE, Agent.
The Turf saloon has the finest liouors
ana cigars in the city. Tho place Is Elm
street, opposite Oliver & Giiggs.
The Turf saloon has removed 10 SIS
Elm street, where they have fitted IN
the hnest saloon In the city.
The mud must bo Very depp when
boots.
At Loeb & Frcberg's YOU fluid lin,
OF urOCprins moi lppt .I.,,,t,,., l. -
city. Wv
Horse radish and everything In In,
grocery line you want at Boache's.
All hatN sold at reduced prioos M !,
bsuman's, 7@ Elm street.
Save money ana buy your nohoo
~noSs from Pau Erh
Get a chance In those handsome art,
cles NJ Il. Calm 4 Co.'s,
Telephone your orders to Franklin A
Ptoutr, machiuists.
New white lish, al A. Z. Bouohe,s. ~
Main street. - "a
Telephone Smith 4 Hall for your in
street. w NN"l
run, ~ having
base ball shoe plates at Hunstable,,
shoes made to order at Hunstable,s.
/ Buy the Hunstable Boot every time,
repairing done az Hunstshlos,
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LOCALITIES.
Cartwhool hats at Bauman's.
boots to order ut nunstable's.

Cartwhool hats at Bauman's.
boots To order at llunstable's.
Go to Huustable's, M Elm street.
Go TO iunstahlo's for boots and shoes.
-, Tho Hunstable Shoe store is 1t 7l2
h'W strre'
Genuine imported dl pickles at Loeb
& treiberg's.
II you want a good Job Of work done
call ON Franklin X Pf0uts.
Ninety cents per gallon fine California
White wine. Loeb 4 Freihcrg.
Soc the great Inducements offered by
Il, Calm " Co., 705 Main street.
just receivee, a lot OF horse-radish in
root, at A. Il. Boucho, the grocer.
Try our 6ne, sparkling Tokav wine,
NLN per gallon. Loeb & Freiberg.
better morning meal free Il had at
where.
William Ernouwein, tho house decor.
ator' S1 Main street. paints and paper
hangs.
Something for the ladies', Angelica and
nokay wine, mild and pleasant, Loeb 4
Froihorg,
Fresh pilted cherries, cvspornted
hlackherr'es and raspherrics al Loeb &
Freibcrg's.
Bouche, tho Main street grocer. keen,
everything In the grocery line. Toie
phone him.
Tho Turf Saloon on Elm sreet oppo-
tie Oliver n Griggs have the tintst
unch In town
Those roasts aud that sniced sonn nj
The Vlcn Len beats the cafe mcal at M,
salons of Paris. '
DR.. Choancy, dentist, 7Ol Elm street
makes a speciality OF tine operations q,
the natural teeth.
\ better sherry wine at Si.5O nor pnl
ON Than you have been getting AZ $3.50
Loeb n Froihurg. ~ sew
oysters sholod to order and (, al r,osl
from the sea and the rivers, served /,
every style vt the Glen Lea.
Geo. Rick, the Elm 4 cot furniture
DEALER Is selling chairs, aininr-roon
urnituro In quality aud price to sui
e everyone. '"'
Tool things Go eat all moved TO IN
ilcn Lea Chop-house yesterday, The
I ,ate rom headquarters ut Glen IL
hop house, w
Casuet lros., the exclusive pents in,i
iyhcrs, nj Al2ls Main street. have o, y" I,
b he handsomost stocks of ren,s, ,,,,,, ~,
ear collars, cuffs, shirts and IDS. /
be south. VIZ" "N'i
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IA pis,.i ~. womcnn vRn reg's- 4 ....,t.,, m
~ ~ Z. ,souonir grain sewed ard ponsn.ss
N 81. xxon,ona KID sVwed, helio, ,,,.'.,,
roai aswcr roilsh. ltFai.'' N"'ne"
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Tho j. ~. watkins Land Mortgage Co.
MAKE
LOANS ON LAND

For Long Time ut Reasonable Rates.
OFFICE OVER OLIVER a uRIGGS BANK
For particulars, call ON or addvcss
j. n. WATKINS l., NJ, CO..
nullnn TnNnn
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rRurr, POULTRY, oAME' hiO'
Aprtea-- llsd4 per barrel 40 a "a, v.i.n,
lnArura--Nlcill, Y ease OF -" wv
cine. nominnl. ,t.,... snn.
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CicnIca's ways,

The va the ungodly is hard, hut
the way g. q 90 On Lea Is oasy. lie
that dulkei ,rnm It's fountains may
not have eternal lite, vet, verify, he os-
capOlh sulu az sudden death!
Old name, d friends, old mces and
old whisky clown Glen Lon rs the es.
nblished saloon palace OF the south.
west.
Glen Leafs ncctars cause patrons t.
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer.
Men may como and mon may go, hui
Glen Len has one constant flow.
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THE CITY.

The Texas Land aud Mortgage Company,
OF London,
The above company leans money on
one 10 i've years time, ut reasonable
rates Of interest, secured by 6oed OF
trust ON improved lands, large farms
stock ranches and city property. IL also
deals IN vendors lien notes, nogotiales
sales OF ranches, cattle, and bonds III
every description, and does general Ii
uancial aud agency business in the stat,
OF Texas and Europe.
q, Il. WELLEsLEY,
General Manager,
COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

! have reduced tho price Tor an In.
definite time of cabinet photographs
from * tn - per dozen. AT other work
In proportion. The quality of all my
work will continue tp hc superior.
invite the attention of the public q
large portraits In crayon ink and oil
Now IL the tiuie to order holiday pict
ures to avoid hurried work.
W, MCCLELLAN,
7O1 Main street.
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shirt Factory.
Mossrs. Oliver Bros. manufacturers Of
shirts and underwear, have located
themselves sc IL Main street, where
Trey are making some of the finest goods
TO order thas can be manufactured. They
make a speciality of shirts, and their ht
Ia perfection. Gentlemen viii mud their
prices low, and can have the satisfaction
Of getting che hest shirt ut low prices
and q perfect fit. TT Main street, Ed
wards old store
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

The HERALD Is now printing tickets
serted. shouid apply NJ once, ~ they
IW...As. 80 Va. ~. INaGiag uekC,s.
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We OFFER NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVING AS FOLLOWS

car Potatoes.
1900 eascs New Packing Can Goods
go kegs Soda.
300 Gates New Salmon.
200 cases l-pound cans Fresh Macho..,
Also the following goods for direct sA,.
mont from the points named to bu,.ss T
ary purtof 1Ar r1u. try:
CALIFORNIA; Fruits. =. o. b. at san D..
cisco.
Canned Msckerel, Domestic sordines -,
Canned HOLSTERS, +. o. r. Portland NJ ~u'
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% o have had
alt thai
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Icrseysi Jcrsrysl Jersoysi
AT your own prices Tor the next ton
lays only, as we must rlnlsO room fni
y stock, at Humans 7v3 Elm.
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- ~ PUMPS.
At McWhirk's

a,san. oas and water fit,er. ss sim ~ =,
w. S'sa.
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Loans ON land and lieu notes ncgo.
tiatcd, part ropayablo annually II de.
sired.
FRANCIS SMITH 4 Co.,
Fort Worth, over Traders National
Bank, and San Antonio.
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u,nrs--rrin,e piuinp ui....i. =, 49,, 49,,
y ~, M, s,cond.. plump fints, % NJ enn W,
Nv nrlme light and klpa, Ec ~, ~
Siis. bulls and htagr Vfec per 70, W. ssiied.
sri(c. nccordlng 70 condiho"' E'e'" '"''''i'
bs,rutrs-Donr skins, NWnci anpolvpe. ~
a.. scai fltlaa. lhI2Oc, sheep peth' ~ W.
al elIt6,c. shenf'lnne, iN4lloc. 49, $500.
,ou i,fifno lnlloW, Sci thllow ete"hel
49, -. .s..sf Nliin~ r. brown ff'' 1f..
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.IVUU NtUi v unw F." .----
Come. tive oak aud Hawkins sis'
eain hoer ON hand ip-re supply oi
ever, .aing the itsu line, 81 that the prices
win ne, y scted Ny b. ."lsi., muddy
rods etc, and b ,teeu'as customers WI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

liable for the remainder, IL the pro- |
perty did not bring sufficient to pay !
the debts, but the Fort Worth Water
works company would be liable
thereon.
al Geem IL my duty TO call to your at
tention some OF the consequences that
might ensue If the matter were con-
summated 10y the acceptance Of the
deed and adoption of the resolution AS
proposed. IL am correct that the
city cannot legally assume the pay
ment of the bonds, then the tax which
binds the city to levy and collect
would be Illegal, and any tax payer
could enjoin the collection OF the same.
| Suppose then that the collection of
| the said tax should be enjoined, and
might be done by some designing per-
son or persons, who would take this
plan of getting hold of the water
works property, II not 10y citizen or
citizens because of their aversion to
paying the tax then the result would be
that the property would be brought to
sale and sold out under the mortgage,
and the money already paid lost, be.
sides the difficulty arising from the
agreements IN the said deed and reso-
luton to protect the said company and
the stockholders, which should it be
determined the city council may legally
purchase and hold the stock, might be
much more serious that would at q
glance appear. In conclusion, / will
say that have not considered whether
the contract would be profitable or un.
profitable 70 the city II IL could be le-
gally made and carried out as pro.
posed, that question not having
been submitted TO me, but only
the legal propositions aud the con.
sequences likely to follow in legal
point OF view. And from the stand
point ! am constrained TO say that Il
accept the deed and pass the resoln
A ton presented instead OF relieving IN,
I city nom trouble and embarrassment
{ IN the matter only plupaes II int,
o deeper trouble and complicatIon III,
( result OF which may be heavy losa I,
: the city, L. therefore, advise vou,
+ honorable body not to pass the resolu
I lion and not 10 accept the deed an,
7 unless some means can be devised
9 ana agreed upon IN the way OF carry
ing this matter into effect that VII
!, better protect the city than that pro
u posed that the matter ba allowed I.
!. pass without the eonsumation. Rt,
Il specially submitted.
u -, y. HoGsErp.r
q After this opinion had been NE,
NJ with the city secretary, Mr., Carter =
e the nrm ofTempleton, Garter n Wynn
r nrked permission Of the council nm,
g read another proposition showing In
p MI Sowen OF al. wish TO sell ~ IN,
J, eity ~ another manner. This proness
. olha5 the city 70 place an OF me ran
y ehues OF Inc water-works al one sid
y 20 he used IN paying the Interest y,
y lheeonded debt cflheci,y ana ereatlp
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a sinking fund therefor. He read TO
the council the papers showing the
proposed manner Of conveyance, and
what the city would be obliged TO bind
itself to do. There was no disposition
made of this proposition, but the mat
ter was referred back to ths special
committeeman city attorney, to engage
any counsel they may see fit, If they
consider II necessary, and report to
the counsel tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The council then adjourned.
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Pure Powder.

since the first package OF Silver
Loaf Baking found its way 10 the
home Of a consumer, 1t has grown In
popular favor with rapidity un-
known Ia the history OF any baking
powder yet offered the public. That
Il rose triumphant over every OPP
posing obstacle and took position
side by aide with the leading brands
ia the market, evidences the merit
claimed for II by the manufacturer
Why thia unprecedented popularity
~ this new brand Of baking powder 4
legitimate question, and the answer
is found In the guarantee OF J. II
Brown that every package II chem
ically pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

The widespread popularity Of Silver
Loaf baking powder ia due to the
strength and purity of the ingredients
that enter into its composition, and
repeated chemical tests place it side
by side with the most popular brands
IN the market and show It the peer OF
any powuef ySs offered the public.
The manufacturer asks only q trial
with other brands, and Is willing 70
abide the result.
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Light nrend.

IL you have been unfortunate in the
'ele9tion OF baking powder give Sii.
yer Loaf trial and we guarantee that
your bread will DO nutritious, whole
some and light, for Il has never yet
pointed the housekeeper.
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nnr nrnssmnklnr parIor

Il 500 Calhoun street, between Eighth
and Ninth. We come from New York
city, and are IN receipt Of imported
styles on the lirst and fifteenth OF each
month. Garments lifted by mathemat.
zeal calculation.
Mrs. JKAN GLASS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

Telephones ON Our Right and Left.
! am now connected with both tele-
phone lines, and all orders by either
Tor coal will be delivered without de-
lay. N. G. BROOKS.
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nalnwater Baths.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
manis barber ahop, next to corner Of
Elrst and Main atreeta. Also, VApor
aud Medlcated baths. Eight chairh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
Pump and Gas-IiIpe.

A large anu complete assortment 81
the aboge goods now IN stock. Write
Tor prices. Liberal discounts 70 deal
srs. w a, HUFFMAN IaIp-.lsaikNr 90.
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packages.


The prestnt sesil0p
Monday, January . IA,
prises the folloT ''i.s M NJ
Commercial and eros
the presidents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

eOOd Bls

A reliable baking
hold necessity alI ana II
s salnd b 1,O'' which ihs
s eSued RRoouseEeeP,s.sr en- 4 \
with With those who , nav sssn
t lbs : a SssS iollovsd! i T. y v
I Z aIw ~, satisiacisSIIIyyss
wife who uses sss esu
Powder ever 'l'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
CITY COUNCIL.
The NaSer-works Question Again
Before the Aldermen.

An Exhaustive Argument on the Sub
cot by Lawyer j. Y Hogsett,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

coffee.
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feed and g.aa fIa
win be loes'' ,'s;asr
ent atend
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