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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NETWORK, LAKE Err AND WESTERN RAIL


Il NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements Of trans ron chambersstreet Depot
% efssPb SSR p 1a G aAR ao " Sa
COACHES ~ Cleveland. Cincinnati ana Chicago
Tor last lime Puman Sleeping Coaches to BuGa arriving
1S h NsssS baes an 9a ~ 80" 20 nm seon
day Connecting trans arrive Detroit $40 Toledo $40
sP% DAILY S~Pacdc express for the West Solid Tram Of
Bunao Niagara Falis Cincinnati AID Chicago. Hote and
$40 N Emlsn uain Tor me ne VEST esSa2o ,oooa, ,oo
llJ 4:sO 5lo $3.50 OF go 800 1870 N IL midnight
SUNDAYS % 100 N :l5 S'oS N ~ iaiqn;ghr
bio d $50 1850 sis 1910 and u midnight
Newai and PSteT5oa via Newark di5 $40 1870 am $40
40 52J tiI 100 lOp m and midnight SATURDAY nights
HInern 5S mo- m az SD $50 6lO sI5 m and II
mtdniFll sundays $50 iG2o i4o Csc SPIN and II
Nc%Stif aud Coruwai 100 a m $3.50 4.3o Cpm Sunday
Ron out and Kingston and MONTGOMERY 43O p IN.
Gosaen 1893 1929 $50 $3.50 45o { s:l5nm. sun.
&de6 avS no % SiSp oo $3.50 4o s5 Sunday
connect Win Ssn kaaas " al MS ST. m art The ~
Port 5er7is sos 9 I6;2o 4aO SIS p m SIM
Boats leave 2sd.s quarter OF quarter after each ho
from 5i5 a m 70 1912 m every thirty minutes ana
ickct or yassase ar apartments N Drawing Room and
s9s I.G ioi or 81 sroavay Isl es,sr once,
Court Brooklyn or at, a NE srr1S DsIo or
900 'S HN ~ hiRRST = ccnl Passr York
AlOhI lIERN hAlllJAD VT NEN -JEkSE L
~ Trans leave for EngewOOi, Closter P;ernOnt and
Cyaok Z $50 IL l $40 4:JO $50 o;aO $50 0 IN
z glL sundays an and 7:lJ IA
Nanuer, spring Valley ami MOrsey 7:lO 10 am $50
NuAh1' JCnN n. ABBOTT Geu1 fass'r agent New.YOrk
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NEw;YoRK, WEST sHoFK q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NbN-YOkk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY.
On and after January J. lisa Tils VIII DesDIOsses
COrtlapdt ana West 92d StIept Stations
For Chicago, Suspension Bndge Niagara as aud Lufao
IS p. m.
l. L., .,,...
xtnsieIlaHl $3.50. ll:&O a. ns % IA.
A5any ca. skill, :, 49, LEO Gs 4.5O $500 D.
OsWego. Oneida, Norwich, sidney, $50 a
NeWbarg. Kingston, Highland, POughKeepse % $3.50.
ll.yD A. H. $40. ss3O, . D. M. 800
NFialeosa 800, lllO a. hi fli, s'SO p III
sDaiy Other tfains daily except sunday ~
Banst rarior ON $50 and lI:%OL III aud s:5O
Par1of saaet Cars $50 a train Tor SYRACUSE aud
Pullman Bunet Sleeping cars on p IN train tor saa.o
Meets and time stations and al oees o. tLs eOi
PAW Jersey CITY karoad Staton nAOVAJus
No Annex OtbCe, loot OF Fulton ST. ooe Mon
Ct, No. Dehaioave Aew-l orr Jay nos 80. ~
I'll 80 4lS y4G l,3Z3 broadway No Union square NO
ISL Cthaye no. los East I26b st., PennsyFanm hi sts
ten, Desbrossesst loot CortsDdtsi aId "eet SAos
HLNRY MoNETT. Gen. Pas, Agent
"a stateSt
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Miscelianeoul.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., No. 1905 I-st.--Per-
" sons visiting the Capital vii find handsome 70 ns VIZ
nghtiui in the city Convenient TO the WMI,
House Public Buildings. hotels anu principal Los VI stIeel
ears. Address MRS. HARVEY.
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5ituahons u1anlc0--fe

AS COMMUNICATIONS lady, American
II no objection "a travelling highest reieronces expocia
Address g. f.. H. Tribune Upto"n Once No.
l. 81 broadway
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RAILROAD.
1 Onand after Soy. j., $50

41ANNS1LVANIA RAILROAD.
Z ON and after SOv. j. lSS3.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Ney.YUk Via DesDroS9eE and Cotant street
Harrsburg Pntsburg the w01t and south, win Pnman
Palace Cars attached a. m. and fatg navy OK
and Chcago Of Parlor Dining smoking ana steep
Cars e a n. cay.
Ulam-p0Tt. Lock Haven O. m ~ m 20 I ~, y.
m connecting Cory for II VILE Petroleum centre
ana the on Regions, .x.-,.-, ,,,u.,.,.o ~, -.
Baltimore washington and south. 'Inied WASHINGTON
ExpIe~s Pullman Parlor cars daily except SUNDAY; ~
A. ~ arrive Washington 40. a. Icguief va D. nhu
KR at 040 $50 24 and M anu ~ ~ 'nr va
u and D r. Il ana =. n. and j. night SuIdsl, w ~
aud r. r. SIS a N 0p and II n GIT, via b and o. H.
X 3 N and H. night
For Atlantic city except sunday, p m.
May, excerpt SUNDAY, 100 a. m.
Long ranch Bay Head Junction, end intermediate slat9s
Railway aud AmlOg, "a m. u noon ',l. D , III ""
sunday, m. does not stop az AsOuiy ihIk
OF connect Win an ihfOu GA AN
Jersey CITY Attending speedy and direct ua4s4er iOI
Brooklyn travel o,ra
Trains afTve-From Pittshurg el0 and ll2Q $50 and
1920 IN daily, ana 7 a. daily except MONDAY, fiO.o
Washlng tOn and Baltimore $50 and go M, SAD 3iIu'
$50. 920 1905 and 1885 n. sunday, $50, u'V IN
1908 and lO35 p IN From Baltimore 100 M; on SUD
days $50 From Philadelphia. $40 6lO $50 sou, .
except Monday $40, $50, I04O, l30 II l:2O, T. 40
SO. $50, go 10 :. o. 500 go, 1903, lu2O ana
1855 sunday, 800 500, 0:3j $50. 7O5, llS5 nj
$40. f:35, 9izO 1908. 1920 and 1913
TO PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11

MISS l.. CAMPBELL FOREIGN and DO
"A nestle male and female EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Gs west 22d.st-eryants disappointing aAlAes VIII 10 ei
q Iel fIom office.
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Board an9 Rooms.

East Side.
1913 Wan apartment ele-
loo gautly furushel-wth private service.
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Rooms an0 flats 90 fet.

A SMALL FAMILY would let neatly furnished
- rooms references terms moderate 81 West i4trst,
9TH and 9TH
no RENT. MAY Handsomely furnished
Paror suite occupied present By a frsteass sur
geon References No. l0i East 25d.st.
yS WEST 35TH-ST. Pleasant square room;
elsI also physicians Office References.
40 WEST 57TH-ST., in the S0NCY, very
tSI desirable apartments cabinethnished esc0ed steam
heated JANITOR.
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Gtedmoonts an6 i,allroaos.

Itedrtoodts 1ito hnllrodos
TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave, Peck
SIP ats m and II p m lSu4da = cent ~ D. H.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sATONIC and NAuGA1UCK RAIROADS-Steam,er
leave athernes Zip at II r. M 23ds' East biVeE
3IOp. m. Fare lower ihaI by any otAerr route
NOR BOSTON. 5Fare Only SO.
L VIA FAIL RIVER LINE Limited Tickets
palfy spPTcc sUNB%Ys EXGEPTEp from pier 2s r.
at 4aOP steamers ana Fiso - cv f
m Tickets and may DE secured in New"
81 principal hotels transfer and ticket Omoes ~ tue ONCE
on B IlHl 9 si5 & G GEORGE / coENoR
AO - ~ Agents GEM Pass. Agent.
I FHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD:-Passeng
Il trains leave depot footoi Corant ano rs
Town town. Rcading Manch Cinch gesaTe owanda Wa
through coaches daily Ioca trainsG am and5;IO
] m. for Faston Bethlehem 0nc Coo.av a.oa - $1,000, f,r
Ilahs Gsv Tt, mo IA H. ond coal Tens sunday
train for Nluch Chunk S;lOl N. A"'e Na'c Oi'iA
cncr. Eastern oce corner Of GhprG ana SSl3nPt ~
t.A,y-l DIRK AND LONG BkANCh kR:
= (Pennsvlvanfa RR. foot Cortlandt
-fatiops I'm Neu.York Z a. and DesbIus5es.st.
LE we NETWORK, commencing November =; les", oc
an. 1880 j. ., SUNDAYS 400. 04b am via FenH1'h
300 a. ~ !. m s. - p r. SUNDAY a. N p No az u
D. m. 1870 4:Sl $50 5OG , sundays 400, l0i5 M
va Penn RR., a. N, Pm . y N Suntags N 7 m;
Girl POINT Pleasant &c, via Philadelphia and Reading
ar, 300 81. a. ~, 80. 4uu. go p ~ hqn!Ys 'no'
ia peDn,vvania Rlt, "a. IN, De- m $40. p m Sgniays
no et0lphs 80 ocean 'loIe or ihDn3 iAA' d" 70 ~ II
g. M 80 200 p %. FOR kfyP35' Va Ei, l T T
Lakewood T5,s RIVER Barnegat AZ sis a, l&o $50
m For Nneiand BndseGn Atlantic ~ &c Ky H.
p
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Gin pro erin r1antej.

\VANTED.-Fir Of May or before, by a
W family Of three small house, for three years,
between 10th aud sofa Lexington Address,
stating terms, r., liS Jth.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11

NOOK.-By a German girl as plain cook and
Y 10 do general housewolk four years IN last place
lros Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11

Invested In l. - bOhns ~ I'r'
This company r. legal depository Cor court i'nH ana y
authorized 20 act in any position Of tus either as EAe'o
Administrator Guardian Trustee or Receiver
Interests allowed on deposits which may be made and Win
drawn at pleasure.
Registrars and transfer agents OF the stock and bonds OF
incorporated companies.
Trustees of mortgages executed by railroad ard other cor
pOrauOns
Livery facility offered all matters oi hiucly e'i'C'eI
DIRECTORS
rouN- AeTOR ISAAC DELr,
p1RT T. I KEN NEEDY percy r. PYNE,
GNN5'T GI0tN 4. r. VAN NEST,
V1T WHTrIU PHELPS T.. L. CUTTING,
" q W1tPptV CHARLES T. BILL
a = 1NfcGpFAbY EDWARD r. BELL,
- -, - ~ SNEftR w ". ASrOR.
Si-I1f I3tsNfST,N' {. II. THOMPSON,
EDGAR :. AUCH1NCLOS9 Ill-N1I:SE D0tIiS
JAS. ROOSEVELT. It,'l1t ~ ~ ~ ~ TS-ce
THOMAS RUTTER, litE,I--i4O ~ 20 ~
= ICIEItTI JERVOIST T. G.. ROLSION
EXECUTIVE COMIIITEh&
Iou~V 7 AsTOR SAML SLOAN,
P0T'c jTsN0X KENNEDY ISAAC BELL
PtICY r. PYNE. \. x. VAN NEST
r. G. ROLSrON.
"a n STARTS Vce.Pres X. G. ROLSTON, Pres
FRANK MUM. Asst sec'ry. MA. ID. LI-O W. sec ".
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DressmdkinJ.

DRESSMAKlNG.-By. an competent a,, dress aSs,
maker by the day week, experienced IN making emu
rens clohng or as seamsress and maid private family
,rtcs ,nod.raIe: highest references 26i Weso4l.
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NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
To BOsrOx. 81. WORCESTER. 81 80 NASHUA, 50 90
PORTLAND, SO, ana no Transfer.

Steamers CITY OF NEW-AOAh
and
CITY OF LAWRENCE
leave Pier No 40 North Rlver foot Of W2ts next pier
above DesbrOs 5ess Ferry, daily except sundays az 500 H.
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4 FOOT OF IIBERTY.sT, NORTH RIVER ~.
hrsct connection and from Brooklyn, via Annex Boas
nom Brooklyn Bridge Pior
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
BRO WN COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
BROwNwooD, TEX, Aug. lO:-rhe
contract for building the courthouse
was let on the 18th inst. to Lee
Slaughter of Fort Worth for SAG, 49,
to be completed one year hence.
Cleveland " Cameron of Waco are the
bondsmen. There was some misun-
derstanding in regard to cash or
bonds, but IL Ia now settled and the
work will begin at once.
The contract for two bridges across
Pecan bayou near town were let to the
King Bridge company of Cincinnati
for Sl5 400, to be completed January l.,
1885.
These improvements will sdd much
10 our town and county, (which are
marching on In the line OF progress
rapidly. Several stone buildings are
now being erected, also numerous resi-
dences In the town and country.
Property Is changing hands daily.
Arrangements nave been made and a
lot purchased by Mr.. j. Millspaugh OF
Fort Concho to build $50, 900 ice fac
tory.
The Brentwood roller mill is now
Running In good order, and adds much
b. the town. Flour was distributed
among the ladies from the new mill,
aud prizes Of fifty pounds of Il ,ur each
We're awarded for the best cake, bis
cults, bread etc. The celebration was
held in the opera-house, and Judges
Mrs. Chas. Jenkins, Miss Ellen Younu
and DIR. Mays were appointed to
taste and decide. 1t was quite "A
task, tvs the contest brought in
much and every lady thought she won
aud you can imagine what feast we
had of of all the delicacies. The
prlz : were awarded respectively to
Mesdames G. Bean, Micile, Baird,
smith, Noel and Cooper.
The camp.meeting, being conducted
for the last three weeks by Revs. Me-
Clelland OF this city, Little of Deni.
sou, Riggs of Brenham. Bloyce OF
Coleman and Others closed last night.
The attendance was large and many
We're converted.
The weather is very warm and dry.
No rain has fallen for ten weeks past
but good crop was virtually made be.
fore the drouth.
Politics are drawing the candidates
to a discussion. No primary elections
will be held In this county aud those
begging 10 be sacrificed will not know
their fate until November. Several
barbecues have been given.
The wire cutters are all dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Pn,.e Powder.

since the first package OF Silver
Loaf Baking found Its way TO the
huUle of u consumer, 1t has grown In
popular favor with rapidity un.
known In the history Of any baking
powder yet offered the public. That
Il rose triumphant over every OPP
posing obstacle and took u position
aide by side with the leading brands
In the market, evidences the merit
claimed for II by the manufactures.
Why this unprecedented popularity
Of this new brand Of baking powder Is
q legitimate question, aud the answer
Ia found In the guarantee 81 ). II.
Brown that every package Is chem
lcally pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21

sore over Denison's existence. n that
little town had never been born what
would Sherman not have been by
now? A second Fort Worth. They
are both populated with an exception.
ally nice class OF people, shrewd and
money-getting, but generous and hos
pitable, and rather "toney n-more so
than Is commonly found in Texas.
The drummer is again abroad in the
land; he has not a festive air, though,
and even bis sample case wears de-
jected expression. Still 1t is pleasant
TO meet MIN; he Is ever ready TO force
smile to his face, pocket the weari-
ness and failure OF "A hard and hot
days work, and give you the warmest
and heafticst OF hand shakes. He
VIII sit down on goods box and talk
TO You by the yard In his easy, friendly
and enlightened fashion, when his
heart Is In never a word OF 1t; but Is
turned homeward with that home
sickness than only drummer can
feel After he has missed his train
and spent two hour 8 on you, you tell
him you are not needing anything In
his line TO day, thank yCu; you Just
thought as he had nothing 10 do and
you were dull, that you would have u
chat! Does he look surly aud grum,
like you do, when You lose customer?
No; he bids you good-day, smilingly
and gracefully with parting jest,
even II his heart Is as heavy as his
sample-case.
AS there Is pathetic side to him,
also there Is humorous. In
the bus he will take your quar-
ter to pas to the conductor;
inquire II he charges ladies anything;
then shows you couple of dimes
which is 'all he has left to get to st.
Louis on" and tells you that he
thought by getting the driver to pass
you for nothing he would be quarter
better OIL. This to you, female, and
stranger to him. You cannot get Of
fended-you know it is joke, and
laugh, too
Then where Is there another travel
er who has the che, X To make out his
wash bill on the wa Is OF his room at
the hotel? Roland Reed would not do
that! FANNIE MAY WITT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Arnold Walden Institute

will be opened in September. This
institution will afford such advantages
that our youth may not have to go
elsewhere to seek the best. Pupils
from sixth grade upward, according to
our public school grading. will be adj
mitted The faculty for the ensuing
year will have q valuable addition in
Mrs. j. w. Manuel, who will give reg
ular lectures on geology and esthet-
les. Mrs. Walden and Miss Haywood
resume their places in their respective
departments. Mrs. Waller will remain
in charge Of the music, and Miss Car.
ter of the art class. Further informa-
ton can be obtained Ly addressing
Mrs. Z, Walden, or by calling at 40
West Fifth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Two Texas Towns Characteristic
Drummer.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, Aug, 10. .Sher-
man and Denisou are two towns much
of n size, aud not dissiniiiar Ia other
particulars, though 10 say SO is death
to each Of them. Both are pretty
towns. both good business towns, and
both are as badly OIL for newspapers as
one could wish Perhaps that il due
TO the fact that neither knows what
1t is to extend the courtesies of the
profession. The commoDest weekly
IN the state has more gallaptry in a
day than the sherman snd Denison
papers have in week.
Denison has a couple OF highly re-
spectacle and clever hotels, sherman,
as Is well known over the state. has
noue at alias far as iespeciability
goes the only wonder is that as
square and solid and upright a town
AS Sherman IL, withstand II. The citi-
zens say they can't help II, shrug their
shoulders, and 90 on, She feels q little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Removal,

L. e, Hadorn begs leave to inform
his f,iends and the public In general
that he has removed from 200 Houston
street to g. Burgower's jewelry store
corner Main and Second, where he
win 10 prepared to do sll kinds of
fancy, ornamental and plain engray.
ing. Monographs aud designs for la
dies embroidery a speciality. Special
attention 70 orders from the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Instructors of the Blind.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. ~. A conven-
ton OF the instructors of the blind met
this morning and resolved itself into
meeting of Il board of trustees of the
American Printing House for the
Blind. Nineteen delegates from
eighteen states, each 4 superintendent
of a blind school, were present. All
the officers were reelected. The
morning session was consumed in dis
Gus ion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
special 70 the Gazette.

-VtcIhI 20 the Uhkette,
WATERFORD, TEX, Aug. 10
The first bale of cotton was brought in
to-day. 1t was raised In Big Valley,
this county, 10y $. M, Crow, and sold
TO J. Smith for ten cents per pound.
A. II. Crawford was before Judge
Hood on a writ of habeas corpus to-
day. He was charged with rape aud
was released from durance on bond
OF 5000 which he readily gave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
A Remarkable Cordial.

II is n well known fact that gum
canphor is one Of the best remedies
foc bowel troubles, and combined In
cordial with peppermint and the act
I've principle of the huckleberry, IL
presents In DR., Bggers Huckleberry
I nrditl the GRE AT SOUTHERN
REMEDY that restores the little one
suit ring from the effects OF teething,
and cures Diarrh9i, Dysentery and
all bowel troubles, For sale by all
druggists at 50 cents a bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
gr,uE rExAs AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
- THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
rpp'ng Enec, August 10, 1851.

THE EAST AND THE WESTi
short Line To New Orleans aud all points
ia Louisiana, New Mexico and arizona,
FavOrlte limo To tile North, East anu South
AIT.
Pallmnn Palace SleeplnS Cars daily be.
tween ST. Louis and Dallas, Fort Worth, III
PRso and san Fraua,sco CAL, also Marshall
snd New Orleans without change.
Solid Trains I'll Paso to 50. Louis.
Fast lime, first class equipment, sure CON
uectens. See that your ticket reads Via the
rnxaS and Pacific Railway,
For maps time tables, tickets, rates and all
sequircd Information. eall ON or address any
OK the ticket agents or n i. Hughes fassen-
gor AGENT Houston, Texas, II. w. MoCul-
Tough. General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Galveston, Texas: w, n, Newman, ii afiic
manager, Galveston, ToAas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
rssouRr PACIFIC RAILWAY.
DIRECT ROUTE EAST VIA 81. LOUIS

fM u TWO TRAINS DAILY,
At Kansas City Union Depot pp-se myers for
Kansas. Colorado, New Me xico and Cab fornia
aonnect with Express Trains ofatl lines.
At Aichison connection II made with lex.
press Trains Tor oil points in Kansas and Ne
AZ omaha connection is mnde with all
lin ~ leading 10 the North and West.
superior Accommodations, Mst time.
Pullman Petncv Hotel Cars run through
III, Louis via Sojatia daily.
For maps, time tables, rates, etc., call on
or address pny OF the ticket agents or IL. T..
Hughcs, ,i.slssenger Agent, Houston, Texas
II. W. Meceutough, Ieneral Passenger and
Ticket kgehl Galveston, Texas &, u. Luak
Agent, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Yincent u. Rradrord,. MIIl.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. % --Vincent
l.. Bradford bequeaths his library Of
law books to Washington aud Lee
university, Virginia, to be added to
the books for which he had previously
given the institution money. The en-
tire collection will be called the Vim
cent L. Bradford Law library. The
testator's collection Of paintings goes,
also, TO the university, to be called by
the name Of the donor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21

Grady h CO. g great Texas and Next
can Cow Boy show will show at fair
grounds Saturday and Sunday, where
you will see some Of the finest roping
and riding ever in this city.
Grady d Go. sshow will discount any
cir slls on the road
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21

Il. b. Cater, agent for Grady 4 Co. Is
show, Is here, aud from what lie tells
us, We have no hesitancy IN reccoln-
mending the show rs tirst.class In
every particular.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
The Piokwick Laundry

Is not only securing a large share Of
city custom, but Is also receiving work
from Weatherford, Big Springs, Wich.
ita Falls and many other neighboring
towns. The work 1t Is now doing /.
not excelled by any laundry in the
South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Poverty and Suffering.

We wish to inform the ladies of
Fort Worth that Grady & Co.'s show,
although presenting those vivid pie
lures of wild Western life, is harmless
in every particular and they should
go aud see II. Good order win be pre-
sprypi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Light Bread.

lfyou have been unfortunate In the
selection of q baking powder give Sil-
yer Loaf u trial and we guarantee that
your bread will be nutritious, whole
some and light, for II has never vet
pointed the housekeeper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21
Wanted.

4 large-sized, horsepower, boom
derrick Second hand) in tirst-class
condition Adde'S, stating price.
si1e and condition, j. C. Lil,is, court
house contractor, San Angelo, Tom
Green county, Tex.
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The next session will open on Sep.
temher 3, 1854. Thorough instruc-
lions In all the usual departments of
study. For information apply to
REV, II. p. PALMER, ID. D.,
President.
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CLUBS FOB WEEKLY GAZEIIE.

The price OF the WEEKLY GAzETTEis only
one dollar per year. In advance. A copy free
will be sent TO any one sending us hve sub
acribers and IS, The Fog. WORTH GAZETTE
ts the Great Free Gross and Anil Herd- La,p |
organ. sample copy aeut free 10 any ad
dress.
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Rainwater Baths,

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
cents. Six elegant rooms at Il Guiz.
man q barber shop, next to corner of
First aud MAIN streets. Also, Vapor
and Medlcated baths. Eight chairs.
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For Sale.

\ complete set of ore fixtures, suit
able for drug or grocery store will be
sold at a bargain. FRED T.. KING,
Druuyist
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a stiff hat is the only wear for
semi.dress occasions, We keep all OF
latest styles.
MURPHY & DAMMANS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21

For bois d arc posts and best black
land hay address or call on B. b. Hos.
kins & Co., Forney, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-21

We lead the row In flexible stif,
hats MURPHY X DAAI,IANN,
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Pitman Il Shurter, contractors for
cement walks and cellar bottoms. or
doe with Morten Il Wharton, Main
atreet