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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
My HAMMOCK.

Under the tree my hammock swings
The Potomac shines in view;
Happier far than royal kings
Is the heart that bear for you.
Side by side with my blooming bride
swing to the wild birds song,
And take my ease in summer breeze
While the boatmen glide along.
Wen skip and float in memory's boat
And bask in the sunny hours,
And while away the livelong day
Like bees mid opening flowers.
We soon forget the world my pet
And clasp in II magic dream,
Loving along with flowers and song
We swing o'erthe silver stream.
Away duh care, IN your golden hair
I'll tanglc my hands and my heart;
Sounding tune to the rising moon
Praying we never shall part.
John 4. joyce.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
William Meaggarty,s appointment.

The secretary of the treasury has appointed
William NJ. Heaggarty an assistant inspector of
steam vessels for the district of New York.
He is charged especially with the duty of
visiting the several places of manulacture of
server shall be offered for sale or approved by
inspectors of steam vessels which shall not
have been personally inspected by himself
rules of the board and the laws of the United
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
The Clown OF the Concern.

NeW York Herald
Mr.. Flower disappeared from human
perception yesterday after the first ballot
in the New York delegation, but our
special dispatches from Chicago say:
Mr. Roswell p. Flowers chances are not in
jured; ifthe unit rule is abolished he will be
brought forward again.
In the time of those delightful panto-
mimists the Ravels, one of the most enter
tanning spectacles was that of the man who
was mashed fiat by the falling of u wall,
or blown up in powder magazine, or
cutin two by buzz saw, and who skipped
about the stage five minutes later as sound
as ever.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

Wen Follow Where the White Plume
Waves" song and chorus, by Taber & 5ousa, so
pputq
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

~ PosruFFIcN NOTICE

pSys THE AIM MA Is CHARTERED
N-sY for TIT NDAN, JULY 10, I'LL tickets
bong sold. iyD-2t
t5xs PosruFFICE NOTICE
Letters ,or Europe need not hc specially 1t
rectuU for dspntcn by any pnrtIculgr steamer In
as aIi gn1N AtlGrtl, malls are forwarded by tii
tn4t.st ~ f8H'. available.
Forelcn mats or the woals ending July IL
VII close %. t.,ia Office as tolI pws'
THUR spAY.--At lUh. M. for Central America
aud the South raciiic Ports per sionnsnr
bo directed 'pof uDlon"l; at p IN. iur Europe,
per steamship Guy OF Chester. Via Quc.uS-
drcct.d "per city 1r Chestcr0; At ! p IN. ior
Porto Rico direct. per steamship Anillas, at
at 1.81 p m. for Progrcso aud tampeche,
Mexico ncr stcam.hip Cralrendovnn Cett n
mu4t be directed per CrnigcndovHn'D; 1T 1880
p. IN. i,r ubu and Porto RO, per steamship
city of Pnshln. VIA ll9vano lntteT !or Me,Tao
u IN. for Europe, per steamship Lcssing, via
Plymouth, Cherhoirg, and liomhurg
81. Pcrre.Mquolon, via IIaliflxi at 10 a. m.
per steamship Aivehs al p. NJ. f5r Wine
ward Islands, per steamship Murieli ut 1902.
m. for Brazil, &c, per steamship fortuense, via
sATURDAY.-At a. m. for Europe pcr steam.
ship CITY Of Rome via Queenstown Octicrs
iurG,rmnny, SC, must be directed per CITY
Of Rome y; ut 8 n. m. for Europe. pcr stearn-
ship Cntlc via Queenstown Qettcrs must be
directed per Collie ; aIb a. n. for Belgium
hlltVt' per Nl'HillNHlp A,VViuluuu' NW
wcrp. ut n. M. for Scotland. per steamship
CirCM~il, via Glasgow Oettprs must he di-
rectcd per Circnssit'D; at ii n. M. for Neie-
gucla and Curacao. per steamship ueniyne; nt
IL u, IN. for Europe, per steamship Nonnu, VIA
southampton and BrcmCn; W l;3O y. m. for
Cuba and Porto Rico per steamship Niagara,
via Havana; ut 7HO y. ~ for IruNillo and
| lluatun, per steamship B. u. Ward, Jr, via
New Orlcuns.
Malls for China and Japan, per steamship city Of
Pekins VIA SHn fraIlc,sco, close ,lrre July .lV
| sandwich and FIJI Islands, per steamship CITY
| OF sydney (via KAN Francisco), close here July
steamship Britannia with British mails
| for Australia
sThc schedule OF closing ofTrans-Paclnc mails
! IL arranged on the presumption of their unintor-
ruptcd overland transit to san Francisco
Malls rom the East arriving on time at san
| Francisco on the day oi sailing OF steamers are
! dispatched thence the same day.
| HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
| PosrnFFfCk. NEW. Yong. InlN B. 1881.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
A Fighting Chance.

The republicans have better right to
the vote of West Virginia than to that
of Connecticut for the reason that there
are more republicans in the one state
than tho other. And this year they
propose to see whether a majority of
tho West Virginia voters are to be
allowed to determine the throw of her
electoral votes. They propose canvass
OF tho state after northern methods. They
propose to make the state vocal with re-
publican oratory, to organize and canvass,
and to have a fair count.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
POLITICAL SMALL TALK,

WILL they straddlc at Chicago?
win they straddle?
Or will they stand up straight
And tnkC an honest gait?
VIII they daddlc?
Il Will they straddle?
viii they too much fear their fate?
VIII they dodge II at Chicago?
VIII they dodge it?
Or will they speak up clear,
BE victory fur or near?
VIII they podge It?
VIII they dodge 1t?
viii they give the deyil car?
--Louispiite CouTier-Journdl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
lSnNt.NER .RESoKrS.

TlOCR bNON SrNfNGS AND MlNlitAL
III BAIliS,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
The Shrinking Process.

DcirOn Times.
It will tako four engines to draw the
Tammany braves TO Chicago but they
will shrink enough after the nomination
to mako a small load for ono locomotive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

Courtney is the George William Curtis
of the oarsmen. He is famous sculler,
entors for every match that is rowed,
never rows. and never was in race that
pleased him, because tho other man
wouldn't lot him beat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09


Tho most pleasant reading, in connec-
tion with the record of the expiring
session of congress, is tho list Of bills that
have failed to become laws 1t is great
comfort to realize exactly how much evil
aud unconstitutional legislation has been
killed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
A Professional Fiirt.

TNWddcIpNlU Pros.
Col. Watterson's squint-eyed goddess of
reform has coquetted with Mcdonald and
Cleveland, and now she smiles broad l.
would -take-ice-c cream with-you sort of
smile at Thomas Fedora Bayard. The
squint.eyed goddess is u professional fiirt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

THERE will be no oriole in Baltimore
this year. The last demonstration was
financially ruinous to the hackers of tho
enterprise.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
One Way OF Putting II.

We see that Mr.. Hendricks is Of the
opinion that he ought to be nominated for
president. Such a0 opinion as this is like
the bonnets our grandmothers wore
pretty enough in picture, but too high
in the crown to be used.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

LcdCnrOrh Times.
And now the Mormons como to the aid
of the independent movement and George
William Curtis. The saints say they
cannot support Blaine because he is i'm
moral,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
PERsoNAl COMFORT.

I5eET RELIEVED WITHOUT PAIN IN
A FEW MINUTES.
Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails. and
DIR. WHITE q SON, surgeon Chlropodlsts.
l4l0 Pa. av,, opposite Wlllards Hotel, Washing
ton, ID. O., and IL Moth Eutew ST., opposite I1u-
taw ii louise, Baltimore, Md. Fee, u sitting for
putting the feet In order. Thirty-eighth years
OF professional experlence.
NvEw TURKISH BATH CDR, BoVEE's),
~ l4l7 u st., opposite Riggs House. Largo
pool, good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and
friday, Lot open Sunday. Open from = a. IN.
till $50 p. MI Saturday, IL p. m. Baths, sli
ap8 DR II. l.. BovEE, Electrician.
YNNlIE BHEDD BATHS 0O3 ST., NEAR
i Oth-'rurkish, Russian, Sulphur, and Mer-
curial Baths given with skill and experience.
Mnnipulator OF 10 years experience AZ this es-
tahlishment. Single bath, sli y tickets for sbI
lAF1l0 open Sunday from Q a. m. to p IA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
An Interesting Conundrum.

NtIU IOTN IFWW,
Gen. Butler declares that he will not
bolt the ticket under any circumstances.
But what ticket? He has two or three
nominations now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

THE democrats might nominate Fitz-
John Porter and Jch Davis. That would
be representative ticket, and the solid
south would rally to its support.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
WHAT THEY SAY.
The Political situation ~ Il IL Viewed
by Editorial and Other Eyes.


A young independent lot himself out to
n friend yesterday. lie said. "An carly
canvass will be made in every town in the
state for the names OF republicans who
will not vote the ticket. We began at
Harvard Wednesday But this will
take money" remarked the listener.
money" said he, eve have any quantity
Of money, aud We arc going to use it,"
This babe should not have been allowed
to sec tho independent machine aud then
60 forth to tell tho world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

A ELfABIiE AND SKILLED DETECTIVES
4 n furnished. Anonymous communications,
divorce, black mall and other confidential cases
attended to p ompty. All business strictly prl-
vnte. Highest reference for capacity and integ.
rity. Correspondents everywhere. National
Detective Agency and Bureau OF General Inior-
nation, 934 st. rooms q, 3D. and 10. Estab-
JAMES f. CUNNINoHAM,
Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09

MIR. John Kelly, of New York. is per-
fectly willing to bury the tomahawk, pro-
vided he is only permitted to bury it IN
somebody's head.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
WEDNESDAY, JULY s, 1884.

Entered at tho postoricc at Washington, ID.
C., as cond-Clnss matter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
am nEpunL1CAN nrnlN0 rnE sUMNER.

tlty subscribors Of THE IirrunLtcNN VISITING
the country rsidr. or spIiuHs dmrin INC sun
mtr months can have thr DAILY sent TO thrin
1or Il week or lon urby prCpayins for the same
at the publication oilict
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
1OHoTo. .ENGRAvINal

1OHoTo. .ENGRAVINGi
Having recently fitted upa
PHoTO-ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my PATENT PROCESS,
am prepared TO furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS AT NEW YORK PRICES
Photogaphlng on Wood for the Trade.
MAURICE JOYCE,
42S Eleventh Street Northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-09
1UCTION SIZES.
HIRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
u ESTATE, NEAR CITY HALL
A UCrIoN SALE or ORDNANCE STORES.

A UCTION SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock ISLAND ARSENAL ~
Rock ISLAND, ILL, June 2S, 1854.
There will be offered Mt public auction at tins
Arsenal, on MONDAY, AUGUST 4. 1884. at
10 O'Clock Il. M, II quantity Of obsolete and un4
serviceRble Ordnance stores, consisting Of Ar
tillery, Implements. Rides. Carhines Rcvolvers,
Swords &c. Cavalry Announcements, Infantry
Accontermcnts Cavalry Horse Equipments. Ar
tillery Harness, Machines. Scrap Leather, Paper,
For conditions Of sale and catalogue of articles
apply by mail or In person to the undersigned
D. w. FLAGLER,
jy5-8t Lieut.. Col. of Ordnance Commanding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

II The street cars are going to stor
running when it suits the convenience
OF NE company, they should let the
puoiic know il, Last night they
stopped at about lalf-rnst eleven
: clock and one ear put Oh four pa-.
selgers at the stable. three of whom
were compelled 10 walk 10 the uprrr
portion OF the city. While the a A.
~ErfE can sympai hiZe with the driv-
ers on cold nights il realizes that the
passenger who pays his fare form ride
has rights which the cnuIpany shonId
respect. Ii Is believed by ;hc citizens
that the ears run until m dnight and
II is eXaspsgAiipg u be pu, OF a Quarter
OF q mile from home after one hus
pald Tor pas age over the whole ro,lte
before that hour.
The Transcontinental aud north
bound Missouri Pacific trains were
late last night.
Mr.. John Helm, who fell through
tlle lftsiie work near the Uuinn epot
several highs ago, is much improved
The cotton receipts are very ligh,
this week. 80
The work on Front street and ncrnss
me reservation on Main is postponed
indefinitely.
Dir. Chew states that all passes OK
plr'ng on the 3lst OF December. 1858.
nave been extended until January
10Th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
AM dltor,, Testimonial.

A. NJ. Vaughan, editor Of the Green
wich Review, Greenwich, o., writes:
Last January | met with very Sc
we're sccldent, caused by runaway
horse. used almost every kind OF
>a!re 20 heal the wounds. which turn
ed I" running sores, but found moth
in@ 30 do ne ans gond until was rec
ou .Aeuded HENRY'S CARBOLtC
SALNE. bunchta box and il help.
rd me al once. and at the end OF two
months was completely well. 1t is
the best salye in the market, and |
never fail ri telling my friends about
Il. and urge them 10 use il whenever
they need a saivt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
Where to CO. Thcm

Parties holding tickets to the fire.
In-n's benefit and DESTROYS of reserved
SEATS will gei them by producing ,he
tickets held by them To Max El.er,
who will give them reserved seats In
lieu OF these iickels. No tickets viii
o- sold ON the street To tile balcony or
gallery. Prizes: iirst-iloor, 81: balcony
stVeht five cents; gallery, twenty
I'VE cents. The money received by
Tue lire department is 70 defray the eX-
nlrnsrs Of the meeting Of the STATE
tiremen's Association in June. The
Forth Worth fire department receives
no benefit as company or us in
diVduals from this benefit. save ana
except that the money is to be M.
pTopriated as abnve. 'P
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05

Last night about nine O'Clock. while
the iirenen of the city were at their
benefit ut the opera house, the alarm
o. hre was rung from the city ha
There they Wee with their wives and
s|eelheafts, come to enjoy themselves,
ut expense, too, for every one of them
paid his way like other people. But
they quickly forgot all save that they
were iiremen, and jumping up (heS
ran to the city hall. About the time
tney were ready to leave with the en-
gine word came by telephone that the
hfe was out, and the good fellows
went back 10 the opera house 90 enioy
themselves. II turned out that The
lire was at Or. Georges. in the south
ern part Of the city. Tue ceiling i'm
ne dining room caught from the stove
pipe, and greatly alarmed the Ladies
who were alone. Neighbars rushed
10 the Rescue and put out the flames
vi h Il very small loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
City PROPERTY.

The Texas Investment company
limited, has given new vigor 10 their
city property business by securing
the services of Mr., ID BDaz. who is
giving most OF his time to that branch
Of the business. No one in Fort
Worlh Is better posted Oh such prop
erty than Mir, Boaz. and parties desir
ing 10 either buy or sell could not find
more suitable party 10 transact their
business with. The company has lust
had placed in their hands several very
desirable pieces Of city property for
sale on reasonable terms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
The Hotel PickwiclS.

owing 10 u delay ofthe plumhers
Tue nihinS room al the Hotel Pirk,
Wick viii not be opened gntil neyt
Monday. The work named will ~.
finished today. Under preyiou. man
agements the house did not surceed
after Sunday openings. Doubtle.s
ms inct was not considered bv the
broprietoIs, who have shown no evil
ueheeoi weakness Of q super.tltious
variety The first business day OF Tie
Wttk, however, is a splendid day TO
begin. Furd Parker will be ni.ht
9 1,H and Tom Currey head waiter.
yesterday. ' P'"'e"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05

The Gulf, Colorado & Sauta Fe Tel
"grnph company have direct cDmmu.
nicalion with Dallas, Alyarado, Gle
hulne. Morgan, McGrrgnr, Temple
Belion, l.anp8sis, Coleman. CO.
manche. BrownwOod Concho. Georpe-
town, Austin. San Antonio. Brenhaln.
Houston, Galveston aud All interme.
dlate pnints. Rates exceedingly low
aud business handled promptly.
office y Hotel Pickwick building.
Give us your business and we viii
handle u satisfactorily to you.
T.. h. ForDiCK, Manager.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05

The GAztTTE 'ub uflic- printed some
beautiful IiJtlc tickets to-day which
the ladies al the Episcopal church Will
distribute for one dollar each. These
ticket will admit the beurrr gentle
man nd lady 10 an nierIainmlent
aud supper 10 be given by the .proprir-
tres II the lark house, Friday even
ing next, tor the benefit oi the organ
iund of the Episcopal church. Let
everyone who can, go and enjoy the
nrcae Ion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
RUNAWAY.
Mr.. j. u. Policck-s Team Creates "fe"' IN
eitemsnt by Isunrirg Away Up
Hou.tan street Yesterday.

I Hpuston Nttect ftrsNaNN|'
A two-bor~e team belonging To Mr..
In NJ Pollock. u hn lives about seven
! tsen miles 4,uih of Fort Worth, RAJ
| away NJ the corner of Houston aud
| Front streets yesterday afternoon about
half pas; one O'clock and created great
excitement in tire city. Mr. Pollock
49, standing near The head of tht tesin
holding one OF The horses by tue birdie,
when the other animal, young three.
vear-,la colt that has been worked
very little. became frightened At some
empty freight cars. wheeled the other
hor-e around. Knocking Mr. Pollock
down. and both horses
dashed up Houston street.
one ~ the wagon wh,-,ls passed over
Mr.. PollOck's foot and ano her over
hi hip. bruisiug him cnnsideTa bly,.
The sfirighted team ran all be way
up Houston street, turned to the lrit
al the lindell hotel, and then turned
10 the righ, again in AN alley-way aud
the spectators thought thew would go
over the blUiI, but the horses made
auothrr turn in yard and came
back the same way they went, making
all the turns without striking or break
luE dUN iDiuE. ijbNu 1itb-t'h NENs
ran, crowds NJ men and hoys separai-
ing in il, them pass When they ~
rived at M,.>srs Casey & ~wasey's the
wagon, which was of the Turnbuil
IA, became uncoupl-d and the
hind wheels and body
we're left in the str-tt
This had the effect Of soaring the
hnr-es worse aud they continued their
mad flight until in turning the corner
Of Fifth street. at Henry * Peaks
corner, the left wheel c,ufht brtwern
a fire-plug and 3 Telegraph pole. which
threw both horses down They were
caught by some by>tanders and the
runaway was at an end. One Of the
horses wa- cut about the hips and
walked as though injured internally
by the fall. The other was uniniured.
hut both were almost completely eS-
hausted by heir long run. The dam
age done to the wagon was slight
Mr. Pollock came up in short time
and was greatly surprised TO find 50
lit,le dumsge had been done. II seems
miraculous that no teams or persons
were run into by the runAways, SIS the
street was crowded at the time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
M. OIh MnllcIn I.Innt.

Ge,SD4A's REMEDY FOR GROUP,
wIiooPlsG COUGH ASp COLDS.
Having bsen confined to my bed
for several weeks with a severe cOus b,
which all the remedies my family
physician prescribed would NOT allie
viate. he. ~ last resort, prescribed
your Cherokee Remedy OF sweet Gum
aud Mullen. the ffsl dose OF which
gave me instant relief, ana prevent d
what the doctor considered imminent
danger Of pueumonia. In three Gays
| wa perfectly well. Five years age
my Oldest daughter bad measles leav-
INK her With cough winch followed
her up to the iirst of tbs year. Moth
ing would give her any relief until |
tried your wonderful medicine She
il now en- iir-ly we'll. Ny youngest
child had Il ,evere case of membrau-
eou. Group and was relieved at once
With two doses al the remedy. aud ~
long H. nave bottle on hand | never
feel alarmed abuut Group.
Mrs. : J kSOWLEs.
Atlanta. Ga
Tay lsf's Cherokee Remedy Of sweet
Cum aud Muffin iur sale b. all lead
ing druegis : IT 30. aud Sl.0J per
boltly
Manufactured By Walter A. Tay lor,
At.auis, Ga, proprietor TayiOr's Pre-
mium COugbr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
To the Public.

1 he management Of the Hotel Pick.
wick regret that they are unable To i'm.
vile their friends To epioy th,i
IhTistnlas carols with them, but
now ~ish-to announce that on Mon
day' January :, they will be ready to
entertain them, and trust they will all
eaii ahd assist IN realizing their great
expectations, " and viii assure their
patrons 10 be thai they will never
una the Hotel Pickwicl a Bleak
house
w. b WELLS d Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05

Mr.. no. Oeny, ST.. accompanied by
one OF his sons, paid the GAZErrE a
pleasant call yesterday, re;ur inr
from st. Louis, Mo, where he his
made purchases of material and n
power press for the Weatherfom sun
OF which paper he is proprietor. Mr.
DENY is determined to give Wenrfler-
ford . iirsl-class weekly and il is
hoped that he will obtain The sunnort
he deserves. va
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
We onr

iO.De III plantation sugars.
y all. plantation molasses.
5eM ll,- rhuiee prcans
SO il Royal b powders, an sizes.
so pig> Jacques celebrated exits.
We are are prepared To supply iaini-
les ri Who'll, safe prices.
AfoNTGONEEY * TO-,
PIT Office Corner,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
PronoSals for Cnnl.

d, Proposals FOR supplying the Loving
Publishing company with coal in car,
l"an lots, for the year 1851. viii be r.
eeived at the GAZETTE office. AUh'ds
e, (, he addressed 10 W. 4. MAGlyxIs
Buslness Manager Loving Publisning
Conn anv.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
FruIts aud O,namcntnI Trees.

We have full liuc OF Texas grown
tees silver maple, Russian mulb, r.
ries, powlonm imperiaIe, umbrella
china peach, pear plums, Crane
wines, berries Of all kinds. evergreen.
magnniias, petiSporom Japanese plum,
Cape le4anint aud arbOrvitra golden
ever bl"ohiing roses, hulbs OF ali kinds
Man street, next door To Texas Ex.
pf,s, 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05
Attention Germans.

Rev. j. p. Rossenburg of Brcnham,
Texas. will hold religious service, in
the Texas Wesleyan college, corner
Seventh and Thn0ckmmten streefs
oppo~lt,s tie Gtimana hall, Sunday
at ! a. IA The service and sermon
viii be In the German language. All
Germans cordially Invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-05

Tae Aab | Norton troupe will give
4 matinee performance this afternoon
At . % clock ~ which time they viii
pye-int the fam.u~ comedy. Lord
Drnndfesfy, or Our Am, ricsin Cousin.
This amusing pl y ma d national rep
uia'iuu. uade Ulute particularly 30 by
The great SotbeTu II J. the piece at
which President Lincoln vas looking
when killrd IN Forts thealer ia
Washington an the 18th day OF April,
So. Tine Mabel Norton troupe pre-
sent 'hl7 play ia manner which viii
stand comparison with its best pei
iormauce 10y Sothern, and Il i re.
lnemU-ied as one Of the Strong, ST
piece IN In. troupe's repertoire. Thr
troupe deserves the patronage Of the
pubic. IL Is one OF TN, stronscs,
combinations on the road, and has
pla,ei 10 crowded houses ever since
the reason opened.