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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13
UOre anG There.

The friends Of the late Chunicr sen. o
India. carry about the piece Of carpet on
which he used 90 sit. and hang il in con-
spicuous place IN their services. Il Is quite
dusty and worth about fly cents.
\ san Francisco man had a mode! WIZ
whom be loved so mUcn ihal he transferred
all his fortune TO her. She immediately
became o shrcw and q tcrmaglnt. and
finally drove the poor mIn ont Of the house.
A man in BURLINGTON. VI, i, bcWailIug
the fact that hi, vile H. descending to the
low arena OF politics. lie says she is II
bolter. and went let mmin alter 10 O'Clock
atnisnt.
Just as thp American, are beginning TO
understand il. lawn tcuIi, is ,lid 10 be 90
ing out Of fashion ~ England. and all be-
cause its movements are too rapid to allow
the players to firt with comfort.
Karl Richard Lepsus. the most ccle-
bratcd Of German E@yptolo~iSts. is dead.
in the soventy-fouTth year Of his age. For
more than forty years hc ha' literally con-
t.iLutcd 20 the generai knowledce by works
upon Egypt aud lis and4ui,ies. Alexan-
der Non Humbolt based all it, statements
in his "Kosmos upon Information fur
nisheg by Professor Lcp>ius.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

iHY telcNapu - The pislhlcu.I
NEW YORK. July 12.-Iirst race-pursc
$3.50. fcl horses that have ran and not won
at Brighton Beach tn 1887. three quarters
Of o mi!c-Moutuk won in l:lGi, Cane
mcdc second, Columbus tard. Cumnins
fcll. and his rider Dalton broke ms collar
bone.
Second laco-pU-sc $40. selling allow
ances, one and ore eighth miie'-Wood-
craft %on In l:jSt. FaU9h-a-Bl.l2Sh
second, and Riddle third.
Third racc-pucs, S40o, handicap for al
ares. T.! milcs-King Fan won in 2Il4,
Monk second. aud Rambler third.
Fourth racc-purse % S45', for maiden
two-vcsr-ods. three quarters Of u mile
Nistlctoc Won iu LIS, Doyieeu second, aud
Frank Runyon third,
FHth racc-purc 500, Welter weights.
selling allowance, II mios, over I've hug
Gles-Tonawarda won in 2:-j}, FoI'Nire
second, and Compromise Third.
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Rasa.I,nli Yesiorday.


Baltimore 50. Louis tCBionsL d blIu-
moros Unions, o.
Allentown. Pa. Allcntowns, i: Do
mesticS, 9.
New York: New Works, o, Phiiadel-
phias, 3.
Philadelphia: Kry-tonc- Unions). IS;
Kansas City Unions I.
Cincinnati CncinnatS. 10; Baitimorcs,
10.
Cleveland Bufiio>. =; Clcyclands, 1.
Detroit: DcWoij- ., Chi"JgoS, e.
Columbus. Ohio Wa,hm2ton,, Co
Mmbu-. =.
Boston: Bostons, Z; Providence, l.
indianapolis indianapolis, Z; Netropol-
itau>, y.
Louisville: Louisvilles, 4; Ailoghanys, l.
Toledo Tolcdo., 2; Athletic. :.
~. Louis: Brroklyn,, -; II. Louis, H.
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ny Love and 4.

We loved each other, my love aud l;
And the wnd sighed low through the tasse.let corn
lie bohoiink sgng IN the dcWy niorni
And the brook ran meFrily 10.
We loved each other ray love and |.
Aud The quill piped Tow uiid the yellow corn,
We aeard IN tie distsute the huntsman's hOrni
Aud the leayes were brown aud dry.
Ne looked 10 she future, my love and l,
The felufe 30 crowded With hopes snd fears,
That turnk our slnilC5 - OftcB % tears.
A. the days psse YEARLY by.
He spoke OF the time When NC two should dwell
Together beneath fair southern skies.
"a here The rose I'm iis fragrance never dics,
AID love bear no psTaug kneL
The corn was gSrnered long years ago,
Tie bO5Ohak's song s. noard 90 more;
ODiS z shadow fails through the door
Where nc used 10 come and 10.
The sea Is wide and Il lies between
My lose and I. my love and |;
Where The nowers bioomed dead leaves no" iie'
Ard TIC grass DER bis grave Is gresi'
fRtbecca Rsav Springer
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The rrance-Chlne.e rrouhles.

10y NAOIV " lNV UI1IlaVNUsI
LONDON, July i2.-The Shanghai corre-
spondent Of the Times says: Sir Robert
Hart, the Chinese Customs Inspector. is
trying 10 negotiate with NJ. Patenpotre,
French Minister. The Foreign Consul
seems blind TO the dangers OF a war OF re-
bellion. Prince Chun trusts TO boosting
fanatics and to officials who conceal the de-
fenceless condition Of the coast. lgn0-
rance, confusion, aud trcachery render the
situation most critical The British OH.
GERS have left the Chinese feet.
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TIE Relief OF Rhartoun,

BY taIIt U Illt IlspAIVhT
CAIRO, July 12.-The operations Tor th'
relief OF Khartoum, Il has finally been de
clded. VIII begin early in September
General Woisely continues 10 advise thai
the line Of chief attack DE by the way Of
Suakin and Berber. Additional material
for new railway is beng sent 70 Suakin
The preparations for an expedition up thC
Nile haze been suspended.
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Change of Engineers.

lBy telegraph to TIE Dispatch
WAsHISGTON. ID. C., July 12.-Coloncl
p. c. Hams. Of the Engineer Corps, has
been ordered TO assume charge OF the i'm
provemeuts OF the James river in addition
to bis present duties. relieving Colonel W.
Y. Craighill OF that duty. Captain f. A.
Human was ordered TO relieve Colonel
Craighill Of The charge Of the AppomattoS
river improvements.
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BATrLg or 7HE BorSE.
Anniveuary Celebration aud Parade OF
,0rnngemen In Various Places.

,0rnngemen In Various Places.
lIiy telegraph 70 the Dtspatch.l
NEw York. July l2.--T'he Orangemen OF
this city celebrated the 18th OF July To-
dsy bv an excursion 10 Excelsior Park.
where thew engaged in games OF different
kinds. Thev were conveyed TO the Park
by steamer and two harges. and were ac-
comysuied ny their wives and children.
GLASGOW. July H. There Yves an Orange
procession here to-day ia whicn $4,000 per-
sons participated.
PmLADEIpHiA. July I2.-Thc Orange
men Of tho city celebrated The anniversary
Of the hattie of the Boyne to-day with a
picnic and street procession.
SEwEY. July i2.-Six thousand Or
aagtmen arrived here from Luryan and
I'VE hundred from England TO participate
IN the Orange demonstration. One taOu-
sand FIVE hundred troops paraded here this
rOTning.
During the demonstration here to-day a
party a. Orangemcn were stoned and re-
piled 10 die attack. \ Nationalist was
shot by revolver in the hands OF al
Oraugcman. who was arrested.
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Steamer Ashore.

IBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch.l
BosToN, July IA dispatch 10 the
Board of Trade saws the steamer RoXburgh
Castle, hence Oh the nth instant for New
York. Went ashore on Hart Island at A.
NJ. during a thick FOG. She lies easy aud
may come on at high tide. The captain
states that his compass was lla points out
OF the WAY.
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s2eo. 600 Yfre ga Ousario.

ihy telegraph 10 tlf iHspal'h't
WEST WINCHESTER. ONT.. Juiy L.
Beach's nour-mills. Chambers carriage
WORKS. James Aiexsndei's grocery, aud
several dwellings were burned to-day. The
fire originated Ia the engiEe.room OF the
mill, aud was caEsed by the explosion Of a
barrel OF coal-oil. The mills were splen.
didiy equipped with the mos, improved
machinery. Some fifty hands viii be thrown
out Of employment. The loss Is estimated
nj s2O0, 600; no insurance.
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Renewal OC tlac Rev Iberia, Ia.
4 TOuhier.
lEy telegraph 60 Mg pispa'chI

lh} ttitSl4pL I'D tHr blrttitI'i
NEW ORLEANS. july IA special dis
match to the Times democrat from New
Iberia SAYS The Oates and Fonttien
troubl. H. again boiling %. Last night .
psr,y Of dlty Gates mcu organized and took
uosse>siOs Of the courthouse While thp
Fontelem men were in a saloon near by.
Both sides dispatched couriers to different
parts OF the parish TO gather up men. The
FOutelien men declare they will take the
COURTHOUSE to-day OK tonight. Tie GATES
men are well prepared 10 resist an attack.
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Emo Set IA Liberty.

GBy telegraph % the DiSpaich.N
QUEBEC, July l2.-Thc application for
the extradition 81 John c. Emo, eX-preSl-
dent OF the Second National Bank OF New
York. was denied, and Emo set at liberty
to-day
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CurIcu RA.
MIRACLES or HEALING UNPARALLELED
III MEDICAL HISTORY.

sIhaye been afflicted for treaiy years with an
obstinate slin dlsesso called ny some ". D.s
rsoriasis, and other. leps,sg, commencing Oh my
soaln and IN spts OF all could do, with the help
OF The most skilful doctors, II slowly hut surely
extended, uaul yalr ago Tits winter ite1y'r,c
m entire l,crson IN form Of dry scales. For TIE
last three yesrs have been unable 70 do nns lar.
and suffering intensely All ihc tune. Every NORA
inc ,here could be nearly dust-psnfGl ~ &C iics
taken from tie sheet on my bed, some OF them
hal, as large 90 the envelope containing ihk ester.
In the latter part of winter NY skin commenced
cracking open ! tried everything simoH riat
could be thought 81. without aty rs!lof The Ign
Of June started West. I'm hopes could reach the
Hot springs J reached Detroit, ana was 50 low
thought shouil have - 90 % the hospital bu,
finally got a. far Lansing. Hich., where Ind
sister living. Que Or. 49, trc1tsd me ah1n. two
weeks. hut did me no good. An taouyhi hrt hgt
n short time 70 live. ! earnestly prsye1 60 Die.
Cracked through The skin al over my h1ck. a'ro57
my ribs, arms. hsEds. limbs feet btdg sw,icn,
tocnaiia came of, dHRornlils dead and hird as
bone. hnr dead dry, and lifelest ~ Old straw. o.
ny God how did suffer.
MY sister had small psrt Of 8 box ~ Cuticurl
in the house She wouldn't give up, said. We VIII
Try Cul.cura.' some was applied on ohe hand aai
bic burning sensation from the word so. They Ina
medalely got tie CUrICCRA REsOLVEST,
CUTiCURA, and CUTICUR6 SOAP. COM
mcrced by taking ole tablespoonful OF Resolyent
,hroe times a day after neal, hti 4 bath once a
day, water about blood hest, used Cdiicura soap
freely; applied CUunurt morning and evening.
Result, returned 20 nay h1mciu iui;' vaeS- from
time left, aud my skin rs smooth a, hi' lice. OF
pIrer. HIRAM +. CAl'PkN TER,
"uESDFr son. JFFFR-ON CO-Sr ~, \. =.
"Sworn to tcf0rc me this 10th DIV co. ifnTery,
1850. ~ ", LtfFt NiWELL.
Justice ~ the Pctcc."
CUTICTRA RFSOLNENT. the now bioo! pIr'-
fer internally. anG co TIC ti;A,an CIftNVi:.
SOAP, tie great skin cure cVtcrualiy. clear tlr
Complexion. cleanse the ~s'n and scalp, and
purify the Blood Of every species " iicljng.
Srsiy, Pimpiv, ScrJfdlDue, N"IcuT 10. and - -
ccruus liurnors, and SSn Toruros whcg phys.-
clans. hospitals, ana Al other means fl.L c.li
P61 TYR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co..
" l3-Su&WSw Bosom.
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DFYICR or COUCr ~ tTlANrENN.l
NASHVILLE, June 3, 1884. \


OFFICE or CoUcrfS CU,vCrHY.(
EAsTvILLE, June 3, 1884.
IT, Tie iiefrs. Creditors md par u KIP Or mn
Jfns SMITH, dscegSsd, ana all others con-
ctTHtd.
You are hereby notified that ] have appointed
saturday. he 9Th DAY ~ Augu-; next, Al me 81
are II Thomas &. Watson, IN Easty tie. % execute
..-,c pronounced aytlc Circuit Court ~ North
amptoE on the l9,h 0i June lsst ia me aosge ssil
a,lriring me 10 ascertain and report who are the
ncyt Akin OF SAID lhly Jane smith, lnd whether
i'm scott, 'Cferrd "a IN GepoSitions MED vi, We
.,er. of this suif a. paterual grlndIhthet 81 lihN
Iarrc smith be dead; aud e fetd where he ded
and whether TIE said Jim scott iefi any dl,itlnu-
60 or other tlan lhesorigina defeudants la this
an. and whether Mathew isometimes known A.
LINN. brother Of the plaiut.n: Il dead ana II
S"ndI where he died; aud whether he LETT ANY
osher distributes than the platntlns. ~ The
.stsn,e-rnmed tine aud place % required by SAID
1a.r,e shall tske an account OF tnt debts OF sald
III lane Smith. aud also apportiou her estate
s,,6ng these entitled thereto. -,
Giyen under my hand ne commissioner IN said
oo,rt inc day aud year hrsi aforesaid.
in 6.lawiw JoSh o. fAhAS"'
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Yeuow.revsr in Havana.

Nv cattle ~ the Dspa;eh.l
HAVANA. July 12.-Ihere were nineteen
deaths here from yeilow-iever during the
mast week
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rMo.mlIIton.nc,lar Failure

by telegraph 60 the Disp1ich.l
NEW Y0RK, july 12-liaisleaf, IIaincs Il
Co.. dry good merchants, it is reported,
have Jailed. Liabilities cstimated 1t g.
100000.
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mt sYonfi..r E;enor.

Especial ulos.am g. the ni~pafchI
W,s.n,croN. D. c., July t3-l 1. IL
For ,hc Middle Atlantic state. local
showers and parity cloudy weather, i0i-
lowed rs clearing weather. winds gen.
orally from southeast to northyrf', sta
iiQnarY temperature.
For the Soth Atlantic States, lair
weather. southwest to northwest winds,
stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-13

THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY Wa partly
cloudy, sultry, and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, y a;
q \. NJ. -; noon, So; . l.. NJ, IS: i.
ST.. s.; midncAt, 80.
Mean temperature. 10 o-G.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c.

NvOi- CAN FIND THE "DIANORA."
.VARITtNA,' TWIN BROTHERS"
d, MILLS BFST.~ aud ether brand, of CHEN
together with the finest brands
~ CIGARS aud SMOki NG-TOBACCO, n
MCCARTHY & HAINE>'S.
te0g g27 east Broad street.
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months credit; rasmeuis secured. The
liabilities asc 100000. and the available
assets 15e,0oG.
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TWO LOTS OF go FEET EACH, FRONTING
on THE WEST SIDE OE PARK STREET

Attl,e request % thc owner We viii -oll hy pubic
auction, on thu pr,mi-c-,on
THURSDAY, JULY II, 1854,
o,clo,t u. " .. the above BEslRA LOTS,
located ia thrfmproviDg West End. A. ihc Owner
/. anxious 10 -Cl. th, sale offer tine opportunity
mikes good Investment Tie s,reft-'ir' on VAN
street run within Snort Walk Of THESE lots inaAin<
ticIn desirable 90 huild on. O.,
90 're OH co Of the IuCtiouecr'.
K y. CtlAFF!N < 60"
t,1o AneffppHfFf
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RAiu.rnAp LsNEs.

HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS
THE OLD AID ESTABLISHED ROUTE
GSYlA MHLBoRo',
Thr,o trains daily .cxrcp. sunday - Mliiboro'.
Stages make Two trits diyt @ tin NpriNG,' 4,
Passenger can lc1Ye Ittlam0nt q lo:91 a. ~.
and arrive 90 tine Warm ani floi SPRINGS ,A.if
,,i,hi- aiolo.s Twelve tours ne quicSc,i route:
Leave Richmond iir1p 4. A.' Mn't Mi'"'-'
5.57 4. NJ. and .ae >Iriu- IT a. VI .,.,.., g.
The sfae,e rod cto Md'oro' o. 'oNiAg IN
c,,sd ai,i SOLID. lid -iC and the in' CD ths
~prirgs s. cluipu-G win aH ogtnt 81 stge,, ~, y,
rtrrrarcs superior GO these ~ any "lhcf lillt 90
Virginia. Ire rt,ln AMI carriage 'l"e y '"'''
aged by Old AND experienced tiage rien'
canatA ". GARNFR'S. 1000 Ntin street
and 4. llckct uf.rc Chesapeake ana o"'' "'p''
IRoCNp.rUIr riCSErs 70 T7tE SPRINGS.
CIV. SMITH. General Nauagsr., ,,.,,ry
tyTNIt Goocr1i Pt~cpeer Agent.
CIiESAPEAKE AND ono RAli-
y WAY.-StHhDuLE ~ EFfh't ''Nh ~
ISs9' LEAVE EICWIoTD
900 An. Tor Ncvpor.'s Sew Oid Po' 70 Conc
for.J and Nortn.,. Dady exc. % c '.i-
lIifute, Richmond to Nur.'iN.
1O.,sA. q. itrail station. afi lcSiuffyt, j. jos
Loui yjr. AMI CiEcinnan' M"'i tx
43oP.M Chariotic>,ii.c accommodation dtl-
iy. except ,udtl. STOPS a' a' ''''
A1,p.N. For 'I,wport's Nca.. oii Point. ana
Norfia. ENpr Zoe ~ '.''
r.,t.u1 frr 100 poI.- Wet N"i.i-
west. ald ~ou'uHC-L lIt tNl ,-
daily. p.es not SOP q local hi-.-
moss. Tulw1n sleeping bro, .' ..-
monf D. C.','unl end " t-l'--.
nul T-..rIYff,,t .ls FL. .ui .tf.i.
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.rcrroS sAr.rs.-.,s~r,av.
ByJ. Thompsoa brown & Co..
geaI Estate Agents and Auc;ioncers,
11l3 Main street.
COMMTssTONER'S SALEOFA SINAI


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A SMALL
u AM DESIRABLE FARM IN HEyRlNo
COtfyTY. VA,-By virtue OF \ decree of M orr
en: CorIi Of Ilenr;co entered IN TIE suiI Of jude
1874. tic undersigned. as special conmis toner
anno,red By said decree. vii Deer for nc ri pub
lie auction. ., Henrico couFi-hoasc, at ~ O'Clock,
y" MONDAY, July Il, 1884.
bc,nr Hcurieo couri-day. that SMALL FARM,
will al the Improvement thereon, stnaud In
tlcuricO county airri one mile from short Pump,
oS Witch Frederick jude died se.zcd, con, aiming
sFVFNIY-FltE ACRES. more Of Icss one ARE
heinz Isserycd for the huTylng-zround.
TFnrS: one thir cash ihe residue on o credit
Of SIX and twelve months, notes being taken there
Tor herring intrtsi ir IN Gate and the titc being
retained mill III III purcsse-Inoney shall be PAID
A"u y '''e' THOMAS y. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT oF THE COUNTY or
HESnIcO. NAY n. 1854 JUDE. &C.. PL AN
TIFF US. JUDE TT AIS. DEFENDANTS:
l. George W. Car Ct. clerk u the Circuit Court
of Inc county OF i!cnficp DO hereby certify thtt
tho bond required by decree 81 0th ~ April ISIS (,
In stoVe rasc. has been given by the special COM
uIiss oper namcI In sal decree, rs required by Law,
Teste: GEpF y ". CARTER. Cierk,
j. THOMSON Brow & CO.. huctioneers.
By Z. IL Cook, Auc,ioneyr,
"a Ninth street.
ADMIEIsTRAToR'S SALE OF
a WIrLtS. CARTS, AND HARNESS, DRAT
AND HARNESS, GOLD WATCH. AND ~ A..
SORTNFNT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Al AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. 14TH INSTANT,
at &c O'Clock, VIII ell a; the residence, No. 1851
Venable street. the following properly belonging
10 tie state Of T.; z. iiord, deceased:
CARTIs AID HARNESS.
DRAN AND HARNESS,
GOLD WATCH, .-..
and 4 General ASS rtfupnf of yentfpl HOUSEHOLD
ara KITCHEN FURNITURE ,,..
TERMS: Cash. WI" HoRD',
Administrator Of T.. Y. Uorf' deceased.
Z. 2. COOK. ancuonecr. --.
b. Furmln Topper,
Real Estate AGENT and .ucaoneer,
1915 Main street.
SALE 81 AUCTION OF
TWO FRAMED TENEMETTs
oN DUvAL STREET,
BETWEEN
81. JAMES AND PRICE STREETS.
sos. AID u.
IwiI sci . acction, on The premises on
MONDAY, July li.1sef.
| NJ 6 o'clock Z. NJ, the above PROPERTY Each
If ,l-sc houses have tlrce rooms ana are o' 'u-
,iiato uci-uhoItopd i- seldom ou TIE marx b. nai
VIE '''' '''''' ''''' tCRMhN TUPPER,
b1o '-,l,-g----
Is jas. Macdou,HlL Auca1nc'r,
40. 10 Governor street.
| (ONsTABLE'S SALE WILL SELL
/ I = "a fuLIir Harti1u. on
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CGyRT ORDERS.

JrIRGLNIA-HARRY FiTCHErr
' AND TX and Al. W. lBBN JANE
SVlfH's ADMiSlsTEArOR AND AIS, IL
..tIaNHNRA-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
GENTS AND BOYS HALF-HOsE,
Gents. Youths and Bows Collars and Cuas

Gents linen collars, all the latest STYLES,
sizes II 30 iS,per dozen, 20 TO $40,
Gents linen cuts, sigea . 10 liz, per
dozen, 81 TO 81 80.
Bows linen colare, sizes - 10 "a, per
dozen, $3.50 10 S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
ES.SATINS and VELVETS.

h black gros-grain, zoe TO 81 80.
olumbla black silks, 81 10 So
Ilyer star black silks, 81 Is to So
Afmnre silks, 81 90 to 81 so.
Ottoman silks, 81 80 to s. 80.
0rOs de Bondres, 81 80 TO 81 90
salln Rhadames, $l.00 20 $500.
brocades, newest designs, S5c
so.
kiuah silks and satins, 81 TO 81.
fiBsterine silk, bNc to 81.
etge silk, for lining, Toe 10 81 %.
quilted satins, 81 10 81 %
Hdquilted satlns 81 10 81 %.
alins, all cOlors, 35c, sos, 75c. 81.
Hied satins, all colOrs, 40c to 700.
Aded sRtins. all colors, for evening
su, 75c to 81 90
usn satins, all cOlors, 50r to zoe
Rhadames, all colora, 75c to ST, %
7th eros de Lon silk, all colora, 81
7u.25.
fChp plain sllks, all colors, zoe to 81 %
teh silk surahs. all colors, 75c,
fch brocaded silks for combination
'is. 81 to $3.50
ben shaded satins, 75c 10 81 30.
I velvet, 10, is aud 20 inches,$l %
X brocsded yelvets. 50 to s..
b colored velvets, 10, is and 20 in
les, 81 % TO IS.
b colored velvets, hrocaded, 20 In
les, 81 to $50.
IN Colored pluehes In evening
|ades, s. so to 81.
b colored plushes, broeaded, dark
|ors, $3.50 10 81 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
CORsEFs---FRENCH WOVEN.
Ladies Misses and Chlldren's Hand.
kerchlefs.

as hemstitched, white. each, 80 10 26e
As hemstitched, oolored border, &c
To Soc.
As hemstitched, all linen, Toe to $50.
5.s hemstltched, and . inch, all linen
IL 10 poo.
5S hemstitched, l and 2-inch, printed,
pc TO 81.
5-S hemslitched, all linen, oolored em-
brOidered, SOC TO 81 80.
Gents and Boys silk Handkerehleis.
Gents white hemstltched China silk,
ench 75c to 81 so.
Gents printed hemstitched China silk,
zoo TO 81.
Bandannn silk, colored, 75e toS2
Brocaded silk In great variety, Poe TO
81 so.
Umbrellas.
TwiIled elk and serge, 20, IS, SOinch,
81 to $40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
Ladies' Misses and Chlldreh's Hosiery
and Knit Underwear.
Winter Skirts.

Felt Skirts, well pressed), SOC 10 81.
French Felt, navy, seal and black,
81 25 to 81 90
Handsome silk embroidered felts, ruff
fled. 81 80 20 SO 90.
Good Melton flannel skirts, 81 TO 81 So
Black Alpaca, quilted, 81. IS to $500.
Black Farmers satin, quilted, $3.50
to 81 90.
Fine black and colored satin skirts,
bottoms and fronts quilted, 81 TO Sl5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
LADIES' KID GLOVES.

5.Hook black and colOrs, 81 loSa
T-Hook black and colOrs, 81 - 10 2 %.
i0-Hook black and colore, 81 90 70 -
S-Button Mousqnetalre kids, 81 90 90
ID Button Mousquetaire kids, fan and
opera shades, s. 10 49,
Ladics' Kid gauntlets, zoe 20 81 90,
Ladiea' Jersey cashmere gloves, 500
toSi.
Ladies' Jersey silk gloves, 81 10 81 30.
Ladles' silk mlttens, I.2b 10 . 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
Cents Knit Goods.

Gents knit undershirIs, white, "a to
40, 40 TO zoe.
Gerta' Merino undershirts, "a TO 40,
SOC 10 81,
Gents Morlno drawers, % TO 49, i0c
to&l.
Better grade Merlno shirts and draw
ere, each, zoe % $3.50.
GentA' all wool Ahlris aud drawers,
each, Sl50 to $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
GenisI AND Bows, Nookwaar.

BoYs' Ties, bows aud scarfs, eaoa 10
o50c.
Gents faucy and black and white
bows, 20 TO zoe
Gents black and eolorcd toll inch,
- To zoe.
Gents claudent Fcaris, black and col-
ored, Doe TO $l.60.
Gents pun ecarfs, black and colored,
25c to SIPS.
'Geuts' fiat scarfs, black and oolored
SOC to Si.h0,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22

roM oRrEN COUNTY,
~ 1000 AUpr us.A
isnec. Flt0ffbd dn M W., s.t ~ sano lnt0s
( Efskh 8s sfa.s Aad 4 sIfbs Ib r (, ,SSache
-ltisss .t M Hei,d uf dino cattle; Il fhird
intsros. 'ssp property Il onored iol
40. $500 AorTs noysYca win ono arnss
and aanndau tly auppliel With water. go
] head "a cattle 90 place AoQ calves VIII be
bnndsi nett tptinH hlfd Interest u
COLEMAN 'ooUsrY.
set 5000 AcREs. iseo d asms ipolosed
nosouE COUNTY.
rs tino ArRI.s one nnd half miles from
Walnut springs, Enclosed Win vita. and
cedar pasta, Well NHifftd aud shrfforsil
VIII trade fir smaller plaes ~ soil the
whpie % half lntefeai,
hoaTa0uE coBsTY,
2i sOYf 1rnEe abaat dive ,niiss aouti,wes,
Of bewis, on heedwatn ~ Iiig Haadg
cfunk, 100 af4r N same N under a thrsh
wire fsnog ell non VALLEY, esetrt shout ~
Durham. Fiii bespld sith place.
BAYLOR COUNTY
%. 10 ALTERNATE sRufIOS4, 90 acre
each, ~ "a y 80 " IN Rosfn eFis4, piaf
ofweief, af1ps ahesief ~ Winlsh
KNOX AND BAYLOR oouETfH
81 slis AcnKa ans pasture iaad. aisaal
10 sputhsat poltlOG 81 Knox aud h0ni
west r1fllun ~ baylor counties plainly 81
water and timber, good shelter for cattle
with hniiicisni number " good bulis Mi
be sold win this plnee,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-22
~. ~ SeSday Cs@@) Wednesdav &
hall buy for Gift is upon us We will try and help YOU ont
DRESS TRIMMINGS and LACES.

Black beaded fronts, each s.. so to $40.
2i.inoh black beaded lace, per yard,
81 80 to $40.
Black beaded fringe, to 8 inches, zoe
70 81 so.
Black beaded lace, 10 8 Inches, Soc
to 81 SO
Black beaded ornaments, each, soc to
$3.50.