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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
SALT g!TER !Rg!fhTiSE ASSOCIATION

X{r F, THE UNDERSIGNEp. AN EX- cculivc Commiriee appoinied by 8 meeting of inc air c1o ,fali the irIiaat- ing car aI- now in operatlon on altliver, in Mar copa count Arizona Torritor3, do hereby make the following statcment: To all persons when it may concern: That on the 9th day of November, 1881, the aforesaid canal companies caused the ware,s ef the salt River a1 also in all the canals. 10 be meas ured by two compe- tenI engineers, who duly rcported-ss fol- lows:
 The whole an ui.t o; water in Salt river ECO ards lelow ihc leod of.the Arizona canal, W as 9l ,C9 inch s Amount flo, ing il gil the old ai als SC, ,59S inches.
 The distance bctv cen he two points ot measur ment i~ - mi e.. which includes the heo ds e he c,'ver canals now in operation None Of these old canals ere full at the time of measuI ement. some having lot more ,lar anif their usual amount rcqHi'ed dnrirg the important irrigsl'n, season. These measurem ents are eliab and certified 70 by the en- gihoer- who have dol.e the work and are wal acquainted with ihe character and capacity of'Le saltrivr.
 Signed on lehalf of he several canals composing he sail River Irrigating As fociaticn," organized Nov sth, 1884.
 A l.. HFNSHAW.
 A. F. MACDON- ID. Com
 II WORM < EB.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
Miscellaneous

A r. rson may be nt the point of death and yei noi be able to see the point
 Two hea i- are bcIer than one on d courcr at a toss-p,ny, when il IS your tl~s.
 An E'ic vo.raa :.a~ lDhhed hair store Like a .istoi, sue ~cnD cA wish a Oan-.
 Nos k the time to -tt up cor ner iii coal. The corner should be in he pes.or gra;e-
 An evidently upy~'ifed autumn poet beein+ lis lay: 'And now it is lhs month of O...hcr, and I nm >oier ' pcrhaYs he Goesn'. know how io brace Inc Ward Committee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
A Plen of Guilty

ca the convening of court thIs afternoon; Mr Herndon, oz behalf of Bishops Wm J Flake and Jas. r. Skousen, of Apache codniy, in~ dicted for polpgamy. arose and re- quested the permission of Judge Howard 10 withdraw the plea Of not gully and ms'ead enter a plea of gully. In making tais request, MT. Herndon stated tInt both Bishop Skousen and Bishop Flake had for years been married and lived in zEgly eanIvsx believing it 10 be right under he teneis and doctrines of the Mormon church. that they had had clilslfen each by i've wives, but be- lievYus in so doing they -ilasf-yiolatel the la~ o Of inc land, fhcy would tarow themselves on Inc mercy of ] the cgprs fars stconfe less their amena- { bila. 10 lceal p.uishhaent. -
 Judge Howard, in complying with J sFS F trfdoH ss ftohest, said that -vinc ;rffvrne w@fs-f-f I the spirit of the posertaens n-tiiued against poly gn5eouS pia,i,crs. That instead vindita ion ol the laws of the land wa7 ihe .n'c tAijsci. Mormon and GoI:ti3e .'li. (, must liarn To respect rhe s'alafe-- h. con idcring fhe pioa of 'I.e dcienda sin nnection io thf punishment t9 pc mete'i tbem
  ie w'a' | pn nfllfr heir ages and | sn;r pndins. anh Inc spirit which acia I'd -lflieiils in fccogn z'ng the | siipreneey of fhe law. Sen ences 1 viii be passed 1la-inVri ow morning [ Of M's-r~ slz~u-en ant Flake, in C. mpany with Mossrs. Penney, i Christ. .er-on and K 1ni-, who nave beeu-'r.ea and convicied ..f the same | cffcns. - Miner
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

Xxi Joy, who bliled Engineer Webs er ihe memorable trais. fohb rY s.ar Gage s'liior. and whu .ftyIwnrds 'pr.i f-om the Silver ci'y iaI il [! i'ed io b. ,ecapiured, | s just h'.n ried before Judge His .n III i3r district court of Sierra eomiir. and i.pon aeing convicted, 'sas n'"nce , ip invtA nine years i3si'siso'me..t--A -ADuqugrque Jour- nal
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
A City fora Thousand CIR
 DWeiieFs.

Fity miles west Of NinslnN, 4 . T. is q little station called Cosnino. It is suddenly liitei into importance from ,ts proximity to vast canyon, once The abode of cliff dwells rs An hours walk from inc station and we stand uron he brink of q chasm 90 deep ths.l the yc can hardly see iis bottom. Actual in,a@urement makes It 2,080 feet deep. ihe width varies from POO feet al lie bottom to 300 at the top lie sides are solid rock, but in layers of rerhars thirty feet in depth, each iaver aaviug a pro jecting CT shelving edge extending from six to twenty feel Ii is under the shelving work that the cliff dwellers built their adcbes.
 On the opposite side from where we stood we counted seven tiers of these dwellings. It is notable that none are tower than 200 feet frem the hoiicm. ihc canyon is Irregu-  lar in is formation, bui, from our standpoint. We count more ihsn 200 Of these dwellings. ana fhere can he no doubt that this was city of many thousand inhabitants. To what age of the world this race be- Ionged, or the character and nature of the people who built these cities, neither history nor tradition gives a trace We made perilous descent, visiting several tiers of these houses. The front and side walls are of solid mss sorry, and in state of good pre- servatian Doors, three feet by eigh- teen inches, siili remain, showing that these houses were for the ac- commodation ot very small race. The opening was small, that it could be quickly closed by its inmates against an invading enemy. The canyon was once, no doubt, filled to the depth Of 200 feet by running water, for no houses appear below that level. The approach and re- treat of Che dwellers were in hoats or eaDoes.-1finer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

A D rthtnd south fuiroad through tai. fer i'ary l. one of it's most im- parani rc Si'ies, and he Terri. tory can better afford io assist such q ropp-riinn fhaa it can to send lhousrnds of '!ollars anaualy out side of the T rritory for supplies wIiichsc"uld be produced at home.-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

Spermatorrhcea. P ProstaiorIha. Emissions fmpotency ExhaR sted vitality. Prematnr Decline, and LOSS OF h A MOOD from whatever cause produced. It cH riches and purfes the Blood, Strengthen the Nerves. Brain, Muscles. Dige sion. Reproductive Organs ard Phy and Mental Faculties. It stops any Il natural facilitating drain upon the sys.e preventing involuntary losses debIliuatir drea ms, seminal losses with the urine et SC distructIve to mind and body. It is pure climinator of all Kidney an d Blsdde Comp plaints. It contains no injurious iD- qredients To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesses, a speedy. thorough and permap ent cure is Guaranteed. Price S2.5O per boitle or five bottles in case. with full direcs on and advice, S10. Sent secure from obse- votion to auy address upon receipt of price or c. O. D. To he had only oi Dr. C. D. SALFlELD. 2l6 Kearney St.. San Francis co. Cal. Consu tations strictly conhden- tial by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience of patti snts, and in order to in sure perfect secrecl 1 have adopted pri' vate address, under which all packages arc forwarded.
 TRIAL. HOTTIE FREE.
 NOTiCE-I will send il ial bottle of i he k Ei,j q VIE 5NATOR-sutiicient to show it's merit--free ofchargc. t0 any one afflicted aDpfylng by letter. staring his symptoms and age. Commandments strictly cen fden tial
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

To scour knives easily, mix g. small quantity oa baking srda with brick dust, and see if your knives do net polish better.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

Cream cures sunbuu, en some omplexions, lemon ju re is best on others and cold wafer .iil! othero
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

- iaKr na 1s-y pen lo inform you that 1 hall De absent on brief va cation,' remarked sthe pfg as te srched his bGclS. .ss5Id carrie lhe siy
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
life Preserx.r

If you are losing your grip on life try FNell's Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
Red EuGS. E'EEe~.

Flies, Bo. caes, ants, had rugs iafs, mic eopa,rs, cbipmu K, cleared by "l' ugL cn Rats. '15c
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
Sling Shots.

The practice of using sling shot by he boys of inc city should be taken into consideration by the city fathers aud most emphatically foro bidden within the ci'y limits. To su Ii an extent las Inc nuisance been carried thai ones eyes are scarcely safe on the streets 1 day O. two since. while Mr. Ruiz was seated in IOlt of his store, he was struck just beneath the eye by a shot from boy on ihe other side of the street. H,a # struck him fairly III the eye it wou.d uo doubt have injured il very >eriously. As 1t was il lrfl q mark and singing spot that was quite noticeable inc next day Let there be 10 more chances taken in this way. A mans eye IS worth mere 10 him than the town or any individual ia Il is able to pay in damages, shouirl serious acciden. occur from the use If these danger GUS playthings.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
Itching Piles symptoms and
 CuTe.

The symptoms are moisture, like per. spiration. intense itching. increased by scratching; very distressing, particular ly at night; il seems as lfpin worms were crawling in and about the rectum; he pr vate parts are sometimes affected, If allowed to continue very serious re ults may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT ' is a pleasant and sure cure, Also, for Terter. Itch, Salt-Rheum, eddie cad Erysipeias, Barbers' Itch, Blotches. all scaly. cgusUy Skn Diseases. Box. by mail, 5e cts; for Sl.25. Address. DIR. -WAYNE x SON, Phiia.. Pa. Sold hy Druggists mon tn wed fri d5 W
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

years-sucn as foes ci memory. Lassitpde, Nocturnal Amisslol. aversion to society. Dimhees of vision, noises lH the head. the vital fluid passing uuobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lea.l to su- sanity ali q dcatk-
 Dr. Ntlntie will agi ee to forfeit i've Hnn- dred Dollars for a case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatme ent) will not cure, or for any thing impurc or injurious found in it. Dr. Mintle treats all private Diseases success fully with put mercury. Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. in- cluding analysis of urine. S5. Price cl Vital Restorative S1 .50s bottle. orfourtimes the quantity $500; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. O. D. secure from observation and In private name,if desired by < E. Mintie.M D., No. il Kear- ny St. San Franclsco, Cal
 sample bottle sent free On appH- carion by letter tatIng symptoms. sex and age. C, mmunications strictly Confden- tial.
 Dr Minutes KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI- ousi. cures all kinds of Kidneysn bladder Com piliuts. .t}onorrhos osn. t1leet. Leucorrohea For sale bs All druggists: S1 bottle; Sia bottles. S5
 Dr. Mfmie'- DANDELIoN PILLS ere the best and cheapest Dys pepsia and bilioss cure i. iao market For sale by all ugesists an1.1ti
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

Yes" said inc schoolmaster, as he jumped wildly from his chair. q have always been in favor of tax on raw material, but bless me if l like raw material on tacks!''
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
EI-ciIom Efetur"s.

Mr. Van Arman, Secretary of the Territory, has made glis fiicial can v.~- of vni's east fer Delegate 10 Congress and Superintendent of Public Instruction. with the follow
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

In JrTtn- a wonan's position is readily ioid by the arrunseHclt of her hair The maid, wife and widow have different style. If suril fashion could only be intro duetd Inio this country, what q lot If roah,e f would prevent. But it .vouid kuoct, h:,lf the vim out Of a se saiiO ai newspaper, is there woUi'i he TO excuse fir a man flirl- Iig With a3othrr nian's wife, thiak- is- fer m unmarried woman.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

to Marriage, e c. from Exec ses or Youth
 ul FOlliee, or any cause, Speedily, Safely
 and Privately cured,
 EaunE. Middle Aged and old
 men. and all who need medical skill
 and experience, consult the old Euro-
 ! can Physician at once. Ills opinion
 costs nothing. and may save future mi7-
 erv and shame When iDcOnvenient to
 visit the city for trea;ment, medicines
 can be sen everywhere hy express, free
 from observation It is self evident
 that a physician who gives his who ai-
 tentiOn to a class of diseases attaInS
 great skill, and physicians throughout
 the country. knowing this, frequently rec
 )mmend difficult eases 10 tn oldest
 .ssOd remedy is used The Doctors
 S ge and Experience make his opinion
 of supreme C inlpOTs aDce- EE Those who call see no one but the " COnfidenTias Gases which have
 failed ill obtaining relief lsewhere espc- ciaily solicited. Female diseases success- fully treated. The 1e0ctIr will agree 10 fOrieiF s%i .tb0ss for case deFtakrn- not cured Gall or write Hours: Daily, from q. m to p. n.; to s. evenings; ; Sundays, 10 10 I2 only. Send for '-l he Sanitarist Guide o Health;" sent free Address a. above.
 eas~ The services Of the celebrated old German Physician, Dr. o. CIR ARD, from StraES 0urg, have been cured at the LlEBIG DISPENSARY- lis fame as specialist for diseases of men is universal ly known. and hundreds arc daily avail ing themselves O the oppOr uuity of free consultation, personally or by letter, in all languages
 DR. L7EEEG-S
 Wonderful German snV. .gOratOr Permanently prevents all Unnatural Loss es from the system. tones the nerves. strengthens the muscles, check Ihe
 waste. inVigora es the whore system. an d restores the afflicted to Health and Hap piness-
 The reason so many cannot get cured ot Seminal Weakness. Loss of Manhood. etc is owing to COmplica ion, called PROS TATORRIIE EA with INTERPRETERS winch requires peculiar treatment. Dr.. | Liebig's IuvigorAtor is the only positive ! cu for PROSTA with pecul- jar Spec'ai Treatment. used at LIEBlG | DISPEASARY.
 Price Of InVigOPatOs SS- Case of | six bottles. Sl0 Sent tn any address, GOV ] cred securely from observation. | Most powerful electric belts free to pa | tients.
 10 prove the Wonderful Power of the l lNNIGORATOR,
 ! ( SS Bottle Given or sent Free. 1 Consultation Free and Private. | Call, or address.
 1 LEEB7G EsTSENS sRT, 400 Geary strect San Francisco. Cal Private entrance 4G5 Mason St eet, foul | blocks up Geary street from Kearny 1 Main entrance througl- DispensaTy Drug | store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
Sudden Death


 Tins morning at an early hour Ar Andrew J. Brawley, proprietor of the Dublin Corral, while about hi. work shortly after six o'clock, was stricken from heart disease and lived but 8 few minutes afterward. Mr, Brawley was about terty-tive years of age and a native of Tenne> see. He leaves a wife and q family of six or seven small children 10 monrrc his sudden demise.
 lie was son in-law of our es teemed citizen Mr. Ira Stroud. The family and friends have the sym pathy of the entire community in their sudden aud sad b'reavement.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
'' Rough

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 Powder.
 Smo"tf, Refreshing, Harmless, Elega-t, Cleansing, Preservative and Fraerart. 15c Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

; I never faiiin F
 cEre for EerV0C - Debility, AXhaGsi
 .edVitaIity Semi5i- sl& eakness, Sper- ma torrhOes.- Lost Manhood. Impo- tency. Faralsyis.
 i o $ [ d .DrsE0a
 and ali tk c terri
 Oie effects oi
 sclf-a hnse- youth-
 ful ;nllics. au d ey- cGsses in matprrr
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

DR. ALLEN. ASIS WELL KNOWN Is 1| a regular graduated Physician. educa- ted at Bowdoin College and University of Michigan. II C has devoted a:Iifetime to, and is acxnowiedged to be th- most ex-
 pert Surgeon in his speciality On the Pa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11
This Great RejuvFnating Remedy and Nerve Tonic.

is the legitimate result of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAnING GER PANTY Nervou and P h y s i c E
 De bility, Sem nal weakness
 la Ds..aF.@
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

T. J ,JTTER, PERCEvAL LOWE vse.-pres. g. Gen. AIanf CB.kQ.RR. GenPa JOHN B. cAEsoH, SIX. HOOP
 Viee-Pres.s G sa.Manss U.sst.Joe R.R- Gen.Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
AROUND TOWN.

The theatrical season is nearly
closed
The tranips wear scared expres.
sion now. Street work goes against
the grain.
The essay contest among the mem
bers of the Philonathean society for
u gold medal will take place NJ the
Texas Wesleyan college next Friday
evening.
A man came into Justice Zlnn,s
soilicc Saturday and made complaint
against some one who had sold him a
pound of hard for batter. The justjee
was busy and the man was sent before
the grand jury, who listened 10 his
story.
City MARSHAL w. M. Rea saws he
Will enforce the city ordinance against
fny contractor or builder who stops nm
the CUTTERS while erecting buildings
Or Tor iallingto clean the street in
ffont OF the building after the wor, IL
finished. A word To the wise isa
Eutllcient. -
DICK tianigan always comes To the
mont, whether In alderlnanic doines
or other transactions. The renorters
were provided with tables insi,ia as
circle, ut tho billiard match nm E,,5 suu
night, by Flanagan, who always dn;s
the proper thing at the proper town
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
COrsicana Gas Works.

Fort Worth capital is putting in gas
works in Corsicana. Col. j. =, Smith
and other of our business men being
promoters of the scheme. The Corsi-
cana Counter says Of the enterprise:
Major Beatty OF the gas works COM
pany informed Courier reporter
that work would begin on
the gas works rs soon AS ground
could be purchased and material laid
down. 1t is the present intention of
the company to contract for 300 OOO
brick from Waco, the brick men agree
ing, we believe, TO lay the brick in the
walls for Sit per thousand, which is
certainly cheap enough, the only
bad feature being that Corsicana
is not able to furnish the
brick herself. 1t will probably be
about four months before the company
VIII be ready TO turn on the gns. In
connection with gas the conn any will
hanGle and keep constantly on hand
five or SIX kinds OF coal. Ii is proba-
Bile the works will be located some
where in the northern part of the
city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
In BRIEF.

Money to loan In sums OF $500 and over on
real estate. j. +. COOPER, Att'y-at-law.
Render, II you want II frstclasa job OF
horse-shoelng or carriage work, go TO the
Fort Worth carriage works, and j. G. johns
will do you up In good shape.
The Fort Worth Electric Light company
have afew more shares cf stock to dispose of
a TO complete the ull amount of subscription
lists. The books viii be open FOR few days
at the office of h, b. nnggctt, ON Main street.
This is AN opportunity for an Investment
that will be of great benefit TO Fort worth,
and viii pay from sree TO fiyeper cent,
monthly ON II fcstment. Call and read pros
pec,us aud inquire into the merits
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
a Gay Widow.

c. b. Bishop, who drew such I'M
; mense houses when here before IN
"Strictly B,isiness,p will present his
ipvial, iaugh-provokipg countenance
to the Fort Worth theater-goers to-
night. AS the Widow Bedott, he Is
having crowded houses everywhere
and his prospects arc good for n full
one tonight, The following notice Is
clipped from the Galveston News:
| fremont opera house was well
crowded last night TO witness Tie in
imitable Bishop in his masterpiece,
Widow BedOtl. Most theater-goers
are familiar with this amusing comedy
and when il Is stated that Mr.. Blsnop
has brought his rendition of the title.
role To the center of perfection, IL can |
be surmised what n treat was bestowed |
upon the auditors. There are two
classes of performances generally rem
dered for the ediiication of theater-
habitues--on entertains, the other
amuses. Widow Bedott belongs to the
and IL is not going too far to
say that 1t Is one of the few real liv- I
Ing. amusing comedies on the Ameri-
,an .tuge. Mr.. c.. b. Bishop as Widow
Bedott could not he improved upon. 1
He has the character down fine and
never misses point in rendering it.
Ilr. Eberie as Smiles was very good, .
n fact fully up to the character, and
ecieved well.merited applause. MIR. 9
J. J. Bishop rs Fred Hartman, was 2
lso excellent, giving sufficient
romise that one of these days he will n
rake his mark in comedy. Mr., Ber-
ard as Tom Eollett, was little new
} the part, but handled IL in fine man
er Mis- Randall made pleasing
nd interesting Dottle Smiles, and
lie same can be said for Miss Allyn as
ELISA Bedott, and the other mem
RS of the company acquitted them.
Ives with equal credit. The play
ls well received by the audience, and
nerous appliance greeted the work of
G performers. There will be matt ~
9 ut 2o'clock this afternoon and the Is
idow Bedott again tonight. h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
PERSONAL.

j, A. kirgan, editor of the Mineral
Wells Echo, is in the city.
DIR. c. u. Raiaes, Jr., of Mineral
Wells, was in the city yesterday.
Max Friedman, of the firm of Fried.
man Bros., Boston, is in the city.
Mrs. Nj. J. Wells of Greenyille, Tex.
Is on visit to her cousin, Il. Nj.
Wells.
Messrs. Ball & McCart left last night
lor colorado City, where they will
spend the coming week.
Mr.. c. h. Bishop, the popular com
ehian, and his son and manager, Mr..
Y. j. Bishop, paid the GAZETTE n
pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. II. u. Carnica who has been for
the past Elk months attending. Com
mercial college in st. Louis. will
shortly return 10 this city.
ed Williams, the handsome bru.
nette of the Martin.Brow companv
Fort. :" '"e
W.. ID. Farris, live tourist of the
Martin-Brown company, got in Satur-
day night from the south and has
gone out to Mobeetie.
Mr.; J, IL. satierheld OF Rome, Ga
Is IN the city prospecting with a view
oi necom,ng q citizen and engaging in
business. w 'oD"oco
9 Messrs. Roache & Murrtll returned
SATURDAY from the trip to Brownwood
anu Col, Smith and Col. Easton ara !
expected III couple OF DAYS. The
prospects are good for the early con.
struction OF the road. ' oon-
mr.. I. J. Robinson Of this citv bss
Just returned from New York br,nn
,ns with him his mother and two sis.
,els VINO came on Il visit. Mr.. ~ ~
y OF Durango, Colorado. cha n;
Tue same family, Is also in the Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
Run Over.

Last Thursday in the northern part
of this county, horse tethered 10 n
post pulled 1t loose and ran away.
Prof. Petefman, who teaches school
above Jack Finch's ranch, was 80 UNI
fortunate as TO get in the way of the
animal, and was knocked down. The
heavy post was dragged over him, his
face being badly bruised in addition to
other injuries.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
Policies Paid.

THIS oertiilos that ON March 10, 1854, the
Fort Worth National bank collected OF "The
Mutual selt.Endowment and benevolent AS.
ISOLATION OF America OF Longyiew, Texas.
the sum OF 5000 In payment OF policies held
by Mrs, Neppie Pool deceased, for account OF
j. L.. Hutchinson, guardian OF minor heirs.
TIIoS. A. TIrnAIt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
For Sale.


so, we en- nave one lot of mixed cattle for
:" or, tb anu Wiii %, he delivered in any part
70 tol ine state. The herd runs about as
on 40 ro, ones 800 of which we will
bei Go 'wos guaranteed seventy-fye
steers half of each. e"f'oio
side. "''i caves by their
wan. ms - "u ,ch Is all A stock and we
the Ial lst 70 close them out by April LIST AT
nr m,, =, correspondence will receive orr
ihNAs INVESTMENT Co., limited
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
CRESCENT HOTEL.
Corner First and Main streets.

rms house, on account of being an
me European plan, furnishes accom-.
modations where the tired and weary
railroad traveller can reposein quietude
and after being refreshed with gond
sleep, can arise and betake himself
70 whatever restaurant he may thjn,,
pest, to re'invigorate the inner man
AIR. Kent, the proprietor, keeps rooms
ready for day and night sleeners
Personal attention given this honse
py the management and his family.