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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
Jailed for Killing a Sheep.
Bianco Star Indicator.


Two men, one named Nicholas
Thomas and the other Emile Arenoth,
were arrested by Sheriff jackson u
short distance above town on Tuesday
evening last, charged with theft OF
sheep from Gus Wagner. on the head
of Little Blanco. They were lodged
in Jail Tuesday night, and Wednesday
morning they had nm examination be-
fore Justice Rountree, which resulted
In their being bound over to await the
action of the grand jury-Thomas In
the sum of $500 and Arenoth in the
sum of 800, in default OF which they
We're returned to Jail. appears that
they had been together but short
time and that Arenoth knew nothing
about the killing of the sheep till
Thomas brought II into camp, and he
-Arenoth-didn't even eat any of 1t.
which proves TO be kind Of an ''old
dog Tray" case. They are both entire
strangers here, just travelling through
the country, one OF them on his way
to Austin and the other to San Mar
eos. They were both riding poor sore
backed and badly jaded ponies and
had little or nothing else with them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
Shining Sheen to Market.

Kansas Clty llNc STOCK INDICATOR.
If we could get dcuble-decked cars or
one-half r;ltes on sheep you weuld see
them In Kansas City by the thousands
before fall.
The above il an extract from the let
ter of the Indicators correspondent at
Arkansas City, Kan, and which will
be found ou.the eighth page. The fact
of the matter is, rs has been frequently
mentioned i'm this paper, the rates of
transportation for sheep ON roads west
of Kansas City are not as favorable rs
those on roads running east. There Is
vast amount OF business, In the way
of transporting sheep to market,
which can be obtained by western
railroads, notably the Atehison.
Topeka d Santa Fe, IL the freight rates
were made propOrtionate to those
charged for hauling cattle.
The Indicators correspondent at
Arkansas City, Kan, Is not the only
person who is of the opinion That re-
duced transportation rates for sheep
would increase the number marketed
here, for Texas sheep owners are anx-
ious to have an induceinent Offered
them to drive to the northern limo OF
the Indian Territory 80 as 10 escape
what Is considered, by them. the un-
lust rates f,r sheep on Texas roads.
A letter of inquiry was received a
few days sInce from prominent
sheep.raiser i'm Texas, In which he
states that he "heard that the AtchlsoD,
Topeka IL Santa Fe railroad Is giving
dolble-deck sheep rates To Kansas
City and Chicago. II true. many
sheep will be driven to Caldwell and
Hunnewell for shipment" The writer
then goes on to say that he II "anxious
to have the range relieved Of the sur
plus muttons, which cannot be ship
ped by Texas roads for want Of q fair
double-deck rate"
Thus, IL will be observed, that with
In a week, from two sources and
different portions of the country, the
request Ii madc that the Atchison,
Topeka d Santa Fe railroad come TO
the relief of the sheep-raiseTs Ut the
Southwest by enabling them to ship
their sheep to market ON u rate pro-
portionate TO that charged for cattle.
The present rate In Kansas for single
decked carloads OF sheep Is One-fonTth
less than that charged for cattle, when
the number of pounds OF sheep hauled
is less than one-half the number OF
cattle hauled. This is certainly not
eqnable and will not permit sheep.
raisers to ship their sheep To market
with any hope of receiving anything
like an equivalent for them.
BY the way, what has become OF the
committee appointed by the Missouri
Wool-Growers' Association 10 confer
with the managers OF western rail-
roads In regard TO reduced rates for
transporting sheep?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
Trail Trouble, In the Territory

Nstus'tN 'VNbuSs
Hon. $. S. Benedict, u S. Indian
Inspector, arrived in Dodge City on
Wednesday, to meet OWNERS of Texas
cattle, who have suffered losses Mt the
hands of kiowas and Comanches in
the Indian territory. He had just
came from there aud had learned from
personal observation that the report
regarding Indian depredations was
correct. He saws that the Indians who
have been plunderlng beeves from the
trallmen have been so gorged with the
stolen meat that they have been sell
ing To butchers the beeves furnished
the thieving Indians by the govern
ment. Mr.. Benedict gave the thieves
lecture and warned them that the
government would make it uncom-
fortably hot for them II they did not
behave themselves and cease troubling
the trail-men in the future. a COM
pany of troops has been stationed on
the trail with orders to thrash the red
skins IL they bother the trailmen any
more
Mr.. Benedict says that the Conan.
ches and Kiowas are getting TO be very
impudent and saucy and that they
ought to be rounded-up by government
troops and sonndly whipped.
The fence obstructions on the CHS.
holm trail have been removed, by or
ders of Mr.. BENEDICT, and will be kept
open hereafter. The government is
determined to protect the trailmen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
PILOT POINT.


Special 10 the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, July 30.-At the resi-
dence OF the brides father Capt. A.
ii. r.. Bryant, Miss Rilla Bryant and
Mr.. NJ. V. Blankenship, attorney-at-
law in this city, were united in mar
rage this evening at o'clock, Elder
J.B. Cole officiating. Relatives and a
few intimate friends were present at
the festivities.
Rev. James Billings, a missionary OF
the Universalist faith, is delivering a
series of sermons In this city.
Mrs. j. M. Weeks and Miss Matte
Edwards have returned from trip In
Southern Texas.
Lee Newbury and James Pickles,
both of Newbury d Co., left Monday
morning for Young county and other
places i'm Western Texas.
Ed. Gilmore and John Williams
spent the Sabbath in Fort Worth and
vicinity. The attraction there was
several charming young ladies who
have been here attending school the
last term.
The weather to-day has been in
tensely hot, burning vegetation.
Many fields of corn will he total
failure. While cotton has attained a
fair growth, the bolls are falling from
the effects of the drouth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
SAN ANTONIO.
The New Chief Of the Cherokee Indians.

The New Chief of the Cherokee Indians.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, July 30.-1t is re-
ported here that Ridge G. Paschal, an
old San Antonian and son Of the late
Hon. George Paschal, Is likely to be
promoted to the chief of the Cherokee
nation, where himself and wife are
now. 1t is well known here that Mr..
Paschal has Indian blood in his veins,
but II may not be known that he Is the
nephew of one of the most noted CHIEFS
Of the Cherokee Indians. John Ridge,
the chief alluded to, was a man OF re-
markable attachments, extremely
handsome, naturally poetic, refined
and intellectual to a de,
gree that made him respected
and admired even by the whites. He
was we'll educated, graduating with
honor at the Princeton college and
making his mark in society. His sis.
Ter. Sallie Ridge, was very beautiful
and talented, and was educated in
New York. where late she was known
as the Indian princess, ana was mar
ried to Mr.. Paschal, q man OF high po-
sition. They left only the one son.
Ridge Paschal, who has made some
mark In the practice of law and the
editorial profession and who has also
occupjed positions of trust under the
federal government. Should MIR. Pas-
cbal be made chief of the Cherokees he
would undoubtedly be faithful friehu
tn Texans.
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THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS. THURSDAY july Il.

man seduced his own daughter, and
when she gave birth TO a pair Of twins
the father cus the children TO pieces
and fed their flesh to the hogs. The
Negroes wife was sick in an adjoining
room at the time.
The National Labor committee In
Chicago have adopted the Democratic
platform of 1852 relating TO labor, de-
clded to put no presidential candidate
in the field, indirectly pledge them.
selves TO support Cleveland and adj
journed until July 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
No Place to Die In.


One day during noted Kentucky
campaign, and while the Confederate
army was passing through Allen
county, General Breckenridge, APP
preaching General Hindman, said
eve are only short distance now
from Bear Waller and are not very far
from Jimtownn
The solemniiy of his manner at
tracted landmarks serious attention,
and, regarding Breckenridge with a
long look Of inquiry, he asked.
but, general why does our near.
ness to those places 30 concern you ~
well, you see,n breckenridge re-
piled, 81 fear it will be my fate TO be
killed in an action at Jimtown or Bear
Waller. Bear Waller,n he repeated y
THE thought of being killed at place
with such q name makes me sick"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
LAREDO.


Special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, July 30.-The applicants
for teachers certificates from the nor.
NAL institute are passing three days
examination, which will terminate
thesummer session. One of the pupils
of the institute, Miss Maggie Jones,
died very suddenly last night of scar
let fever. The remains were shipped
to Corpus Christi by spe ,ial train.
Gen. Palmer, president Of the MeXi-
can National railway, passed through
Ell route to Corpus Christi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
New Iron Bridge.

Special 10 the Gazette.
RmoME, July 30.-Mr. John Wag-
ner, superintendent of the Missouri
Valley Bridge and Iron Works, Is now
having the timhers and iron fixtures
remoyed from the depot to the Msckey
crossing, on West Fork, where our
new bridge is to be erected. From ex-
animation and information IA y Is t the
Of iron bridges. This is the tenth
bridge Mr.. j. Wagner has superlntena-
ed in the county; the Sandy creek,
Denton creek and Yves. Fork , bridges
lave proved success. ana Inc AA
nsvers are Satisfied up TO this time.
and we believe will continue to DC 80
from present prospects. This bridge,
only four miles from Rbo N Nv, WI hrs os
ness men. and to o large neighborhood
Of citizens who take the trains mere
and bring their grain and cotton 10
this market.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
rev YORK.


New HonR, July @.-FLouR-. Dull
wHEAr-Sp't grades 10 ~ lover and UNI
settled; options broke 10 IA AZ the op, ming,
ruling easy during the day, closing steady Z,
to = above INSIDE figures; No. red adls; No.
2 red, steamer, %: No. red pg1as: No. red
August sSlsasGH. closing s5ss; september
pThO8gsls, closing g7A1.
coHN-spot lots ~ 10 lower; options 10
~ lower, closing steady with a slight re-
covery; No. 3 ~; No. 2Bs: No. 2 August 81 40
as. closing d1's; September 09k@6iA. closing
t3N.
BEEvES--Reroipis a,23O: supply not equal IN
needs. but choice OF all descriptions had
quick 81 @ Mt an advance or to ~; dressed
weig5t Texas steers sol II Color ido ditto
80; common tn prime native ditto Dd7 lyIs
Snrkr-- Rece pts tyob; no Improvement In
inferior stock better gnd,s, both sheep and
lambs, drmer and IA fraction higher; extremes
7Jep jSTik for sheep. . 80 OF 90 for lambs.
CorREE-Spot inir lilo steady; Optionsquiet;
sales 40 Rags RIO No 7: Augu t,7DOsss,
September, \ HOGS 70. Oct0berS sos ~
SUGAH-Stsady; moderate demand. Mus
coyad0 fMmiH: centrifugal b.; moltsscs
sugar tsMiN; reiiDeJ "A .ha.ie easier; on A
81: mold A baes@g Lilo; standard A o..
Mol ssRs- Dub and nominal.
RICE--Quiet but steady.
TALrow quiet but Arm.
RosiS--Dull.
4, RpgNTfsE Steady.
Wool. steady; moderate demand.
PoRK-Firni: old mess l6M
BITI--Quiet aud u changed.
Cur MEATs-NominBl; long clear sg.
LARD steady att 70.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.

MONEY.
SEw YoEx. ! uIy .. - sIonsy Iesg closed oasT.
ID 1t ~; prime mercenttle paper S4463<;
stsrling exchange u. y. weak, fs2 sight
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Tho Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900. naive steers I Loo
to 500 pounds 3nTB *: nativ. steers sDJ To
100 pounds 1 % COS o. stockers 3 5ODf 10; cows
s0dS 75: grass Texas steers Z Ol6p9 81.
Hoes Receipts 5000; heavy o 156gs so.
SIiEEr--Recoipts no; fair TO good 3 U0i . 30.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF
Comptroller OF the Washing
s, July ~, lsi-Whereas, By satisfactory
|dence pre.ented to the undersigned, 1t has
Yen made 10 appear that "rhe State National
kps olFrrt WORTH in tho city of Fort
10Th. In the county OF Tarraut and state of
ms, has com plied with all the provisions
the revised statute. nf the United states
blurred TO be complied with b. fnre an asso-
zion shall be authorized TO con mencc he
bsIneS OF banking. Now. therefore, l.,
bury W. Cannon, comptroller of the Cur
nry, do hereby certify that "The State
htional Bank OF Fort WORTH" in the city
for Worth. IN the county of Tarrant and
keofTeyas, is authorized TO commence the
einess Of banking rs provided In section
y0ne hundred and slXtS mine OF The re-
eislatnies OF the United states.
10 testimony whereof. witness my hand
walof office this 18th day OF July, 1884.
"a. W. CANSoS,
Comptrolier of the Currency
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LAVE srocK. rnopucE. nrc.


-. Louis
Speculate tho Gazette.
buying quite lively this morning on accoun,
M Tho ,s., ur,a,h.r "a ,,,,,,. 80.
w. wv f''ses "en. UP. Aier'
a,cd, and at closing were wenx ana r.aSs
lower ''~5<
'o ws 80
,,,o r,rs., US a,,,,,,, az - '. s~o, ~"
prov,s,on. ,rar. AN, .,,,,,,. ,,,.,'s, 80.
ac,,va
s;n.a r.x.s cath, ,..r. .,,. -.
ard so,d u,au o,,.r ,,r,,,.s - ,,.s
range ,vas a 90 ,,ln
shcep duu ana unch.,yss
rpon,rr
sr ror,s r,y n-r, nr,,,.. 49,,
NN 5Oeas 20; NIX sattS os family 2 icesss ~
ohoice :: fancy iSVtt7n
r,,y' s,,s's ~ ns,s,. vSHsn; ssAv N.s
closing az outside prices 80
sa TanMnn'Ss cash y july; v,see 'sA August;
p,Ts-a,, casn. AN inivs y, ~ /, "a s a"r Price
PROVISIONS.
S Wm,sNr-stsany' Tvs
ponR--Iohbiue ls,<
BULK MEATS Long clear $50: short ribs
snot, uisM w A.
short clear az WV" 'n' 'o' r'o W"
HAMS .lSdliA,
,.,..-
c,rrt.r.--Rosa,r,s 7, os. n,,,r,. . o,,s a,
yo., ~, al ~. pa tW NJ eNpor's wv w
Ie"1 20 a. snorve SSo ~ sommon to medum
| 10 Il M, e'"s' AeN"''s '"'us wv puh s"ics
| Woos p.,o,,,. ,sn .o.ass.
| sw,,,n secn,~,s s'c.o ~; a. 49,.
| mnitnns 49, ~ ~ sov" ~ vs"v IVY
| So1 w -" w "oa'"n VIZ
---
| r,,cav,
c,,,io, ,>,ho .,,..,,
| ,,,,,r.oo f,,. en p,, -
"s'' W. .'en w'c nos Nus'
tanned In the least aud the bulls Were salts
| fled In preventing n big break. Al the onnn
,ne wheat ana corn Wont IN ~ A., ,s ~ps a.
'us "u'a' "nu 'or" went UP y ana thch ue
| clined nearly TWO cents. During tho moor
call the market was partially demorallxAd
| Subsopuently confidonc yns ,cstc,.d MI.
| ,a,.s ,,,,, ,i,.a,. a. 49,, . y,
| N""se W. va, o'e"e IS .ho large receip" ol
wheat at ali points. Wheat declined l cent
corn u cent.
| nj, ,,,,,n., ,.,,, 49,, ,,
| W" "'"'os "u" anu "nchanged' FRENZY
| OF shorts out and must pay big money.to set
tlcup
| 80 .,,
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SoRTEoRTH n ATIoNAL DETECTIVE
AAay. Walter Maddox. Jas +. Young
lpy literally for any Information lead.
spneapprehens'on OF criminals OF all
kss VIII furnish private watchmen,
w merchants interests, trace up stolen
a'sld attend TO collections. OfliHe. 3i2
(fIns'reei, upstairs, opposite Drs. Burts q
(.as ONCE, or sherlfi's office at the court
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

ysiNESS NOTICE FOR SALE AT A
oafgain 1.-The Kentuck y sa' Don and res
an,, NO; 1913 Houston street Owing to
I%sa'.h The proprietor will sell at a sacri-
n ns complete sto. k of fine liquors. cigars,
BUSINESS need apply.
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sheep slow and unchango
PRODUCE

KANSAS CRY, July 80 -WuTAr~7l cash
70si bid August; 7aiE L'd srptcmbers
CoHS--isai2 II cash -Augnt aud BID
september.
DAIs-IIigher.
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Kansas City.

Special to the Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, July W.-Meats are more
active and IA shade higher. Demand quite
fair. Mess pork slow at ID 90 TO n 50.
Cattle run OF. Texas light aud mainly OF
medium quality. Prices weak and irregular.
sales mt 80 to -.
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Hew Orlsans.
RROXInIOEa,

NEW ORLEANS. July 3J.-FLOun- Steady
with fair demand; high mixad 4Si005t1
U0Rs-Scarce and fitm, mixed eiaD62.
OATS Western quiet nt ~; Texas III good
demand, prime 80, choice ~.
CORN MEAL-iigher, and steady ut S10G
. ~.
nAY.fair demand; prime ia5osIaoo
choice IL.
Pork good demand and easter AT 10 Is
Enthusiastically: fierce refined ~; keg W.
BULK MEATs-In fair demand: shoulders
packed. higher, 1915 90, long clear and cleai
ribs 20.
BACON quiet: shoulders lower, ~; Iona
clear 9t1: Gear rib w
HAMS = Choice sugar-cured csnsascd l3,l@
WHISKY --Firm; Western rectined ] lOsi
Corrkr-Qulet but nrm: Rio cargocs and
common 10 prime 7L@i6.
SUGAR Dnll fair 10 fully fall
$685.; prime sac5ls; yellow clarified b9s@s5s
Moi AssEs. Dull and nominal; common 20
KIcs-Quiet bu, firm; Louisiana ordinar,
TO prime Izkels7<.
BRAN Dull al 70.
CoTrOs rEED OfL-Pfima crude E02r
summer yellow y@f0 Market dull.
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
NEW ORLEANS, July 5J.--Sight exchanges
on New York, 200 psr 100 premium.
sterling exchange Is. Is, 5si.
COTTON MAHKErs.
COTTON EEOkrrTs AT ALL United STATE,
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WANTED-AGEN rs.

GOLD MINE WITHIN THE REACH
@nuy man that has pluck ana perse-
a1ce. AGENTS wanted everywhere To sell
we and Logan and Cleveland and Hen.
~ now ready, $50 pages, illustrates: also
|a.hasome campaign picture and chart
!aed In six colors. Sold only by our
fus Address j. w. Strong, 9l2 Main
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No bottled goods except the best
grade. carried In stock by Turner q
Mcclure.
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LAND AGENT.

pEIR q. RUCKER CO., BELToN,
iexas, Land and General Agents. Sole
pnetors OF the Abstract OF He'll County
ofas, We do q general land business, IN.
dng surveying and conveypncing
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srRAyku OK STOLEN.

kmI.EN-FROM MY STABLE ON THE
Infant OF the 18th OF This month. one black
m wears I'D. ~ hands high. in tine or
4 branded - IN the left shoulder, a
Il. oil the cit hind foot. / will
II slO for ~ delivery of the mare at
postoffica or any Inform ton lead
| her recoy cry. SAM BoARDM M,
f rast Third st., Fcit Worth, Texas.
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Wy II. ALDRlDGE. ATTORNEY At
w Law, Notary Public and Land Agent,
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Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
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g -. CANTEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
~: once over Barnes grocery, corner Main
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AAvrrI
LrvvRrcof.. July a.
Arm; quotations unchap
Yestci
Ordinary :........,.,- at
Good urdinnry.....---. 4 II
low nfddling ..... q
Middlinr uplRnde.~. a.
Middliug 'srleAna.... O.
Sales S.n11.
American, f1Co
Exports for spccilat
Imports. ic.sOs, VS.
Ams rican. a,Nn
Futures closed barrel
Iune-July .........
July-AuEuet~............
Augus,-Septemher...
septen Dor. 4 October.
October- November
November-Dscem..
pecembcr-January
september. .....-.-s
NE
NRw YonK, Jr
cioscd nrm. Quota
Sales III.
ordinary ,.........
soot ordinary.
Low midfling.
didcling .,....-.
3ood middllnk
Niddruc Fair
Futures clos
Sales, i4,oW
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.,rN1-rURNIsHED ROOMS, SUIT,
f0R hhiS for one or two gent. men, BIO
so ,s H. Street, second door from Jones.
NJ s. on premises. -.----------
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-..,rrp-rEMALE HELP.

--., .-,.nA WOMAN TO COOK AND
f! ,ih for family Of four per s,, 10, np'
" ;,lmi, street, next 10 lhpuei' ho'e,.
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-
aoOn,s EUH REM.

--.-,.,.r A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM,
R Essi =. nos,ire and centrally located.
'oaine,snl, Rusk street, opposite opera
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.,ox wANrkI,-mALE.

. s,oS-sY A YOUNG Man OF
|fuAIlvS . years exp,.rience In grocery
n VIM WV Y references given. Address a
IL box NC, CITY
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-.,,noW. THE TAILOR OF FORT
los BALihp ss ociated himself with Mr.
Worth, has NJ "a Houston street, be-
q frederick, "a Eifth. Both gentlemen
pfss,,,,,snds and everybody.
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WANTED ROOMS.
,on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

noon SECOND HAND PlANO-bON
sSrgy. Inqnire of DIR. II. ". Moore.
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HEAP COLUMN.

under this head win be In
tVhlse'ne,s, s OF I'VE cents line, each
y d inc cords 10 the line. No adver-
rhss, f'es "A tor loss than IS cents. Par
rsut inss ,,', we have no running account
W. in advance.
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PERSONAL.

--..- - Arr EMBROIDERY, LAT
gcS. Ss oast a s nSsrs By Sf MISS MISS
81 the i,i ign one door sodth OF the post
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FOUND.

ulRTLEY'S SOUTH AMERICAN
tss al Hotel Pickwick news stand.
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ALL SORTS,

IVA Nr,,. -r'->------>7-
aNmEImBlDS FOR IN ARTESIAN
i"'aiS are accepted. Address
krs,..v III. II ALNoRD,
[. Rary,b Bowie Real Estate & Immigration
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oW. oo.sNs
40: Germ
!sHc; hAlv
America
G5SSsH0
pion, DO, BIC.
- cfAsoss " 30
FLOUR - s.
81 iS!;Slss:s.y'sas,.
Per bpAhel Y
-
-
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PROFESSIONAL.

A y. BROWN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
"A. geon, Office corner OF Fourth and Hous-
ton Streets residence 800 south Main street
corner Daggett avenue. Residence telephone,
No. p: office 10 ephone, No. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31

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