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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
G,tuallors O1lteo-- Ml.es.

GtuGuor5 UIIieo-- AlIes-
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
- IQEh TEI8lNE VII ~ ST , ' p rhry
't-.t until p N and 3os Wet I"e4iy 'i'.s' .Iinsr
20 Tbrilse CORNER eyonts.stt os leo- Thrr
Thri ave corner nebunlredendtwentyffth-st. uP 70
D. AZ regular OLce rates
BOY of Il. having no parents would like
y s'uaqon IN TIE country cen ~ give r' ,u'e' ''"
DUTLER.-By an Encli-hman: understands
- 4. dudes evrrv respect A.dIe', H. g. 80 ',ia'e.
DOACUV3N.-Bvf FIRST class groom and coach
y mani hs business N every ~-pre earsIl
mo- fmiy Ca or address. 49, Is Myrtle BrooSyu. IN
harness store.
Understands gardening, milk
= ing keeping pac' in hrat as nrer Us AZ any
srTi ersncr ten yea CRY and couu,r recece Gall or
address q w IS 4th-aye. top noor
NOACHMAN. &c.-Bv a married man, age
Y years amiy "a III l'As, eoachnian ' n Sr1m a
smpovcr r K All 2aa,e. lily.
COACrRIAN or WAITER - BY Young
y enorrd man strictly sober unnri sas eai VI nois'
thoroughly u nr''A'' 'pI,SEfu.dETsRY liz Fast iou't
ENGINEER. &c.-By frst-class engineer
l. can 40 pnenlrr steam And sitting has yea,' prac
g. in a'"hnS and ;ssr IN oer shopa ast place Years
,, hnte "a chief city tefeirn'r- a., ~ -t
ADoLPHU- Tubune upt"wn o'hce' 'z'' S'"a'"'y--
C,ARnFNTR Nineteen years practical OK.
" perence IN sreenhouses and arapersA ssiNa,"s m
srr,sr hrugy understands everything come, eu MN
~ nrtyHta commercial place civ rrfefenfe
aaJ.i,.,a GARDENER 400 NTand a.. Jer-eF iyt
ARDFNFR-Bv a middle aged single man,
,.ry b. w s.eSSss sdd..sSil Roa Newark J.
GARDENER by man who has long expo
raNra ia all lar sehaa - afepphsuAe and Ganleniha
a.detstsni 4. tarBiAE soaa reiefstoe Address . .
JOHN, taurtown, n v
NVATCHMAN, PORTER or PACkekMhy
w tlpfp,aR, middle aae No enrnmhrahoe9 "a nanny ="
sF hHNRN AutttOkb tui rsail AZ
WATCHMAN. PORTER or SfARLEMAN,a@
w ny asahes lsda..slsgf hasaw%hi @ss Sc 40 cam
ssnsatsa JAAhs AAautan avs West sessse
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Che Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Lon. Branch,
Va Nj, every TT E-DAY. I'll K~DAY and sATUR-
DAY August % Races promptly az 2 30 q.
eacn daY Hurdle Race St-eoiecha3s
each day. Trains amt Boats direct 20 Course.
Philadelphia and Reading r. r. Liberty street Ferry 9f5.
2, u a. m, u l3:l5. l245 p rcnnsylyania X ",
tOrtandt and DesbrOs ST. Ferries. o. ll}l M llJD
Boats sandy Hook Pier Mr. q n an p - i'l5
pm Fore Round Trip including adm -30n 90 Fed y 81
J. II. COSrFy. 6ED. l.. LDRILLAkD
secretary President
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Real estate agents.
Rooms ano flats 60 Get

ApVERTlSFMENT FOR TIE NEW.
\ yopk TRIBUNE WILL IA htCElNKp ar lhs
sr.ts uuui y W. aad SOC West Iwsay tsrls, es,e.r
tsn thir ave eofuef Futty Nes lopf fha.
ave nsar ai,teth - and Al the HARLEM pftlrE " 100
1hira earasf One hnh'l eA AnatwesV hish=e ep W
81 ma a. regular ehee rates.
UtNFURNtNllEn.-A third aud fourth Hat 10
ie, the elegant new spss,meat houses psa esd ffs
ala a. ana nsihgoap eaah svsy Asaea
nnpisvpMeat Apply 10 - - - -. . -.
merry DESIRABLE FLATS and APART.
~~N'A " soisoM sacrasaS isss a~Sa~~.
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Gin DrJ er D iUlute1

WANTED. Houses. furnished or unili-
u,.s-l fsr. -ad uea-s either for 'l." or i '
EOI- a BRO. lI.It-. ..-. BlIat' corner '-A-'-
Brootlnn prouert1 E1r Sale d11 u Eel
PLOT Of low-priccd Brooklyn LOS free
i auf c.oar and cash. 10 eScnnn;f ti N''-l'.N "'
RUTLAND 81 WHITING. Fee amiA ST.
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conntrn prsperl, f5r Sale anl O. 4.

ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY on - IL. r.
y ,-TAITl Farms Residences cc. every Wh.I" l'.'''
free ffiil.l-Ai - d" " ''i'--'' i'''
AT FLBEEJN-FOR SALE.-Elegdnt place;
y acr-4 ava sul sh4t' tr-ssi printi. VI 49,
fouss trimmed iu a-rI uon .G BAN lcei.u'
and every On scs7r4 fohonso -tAne ail
orv. PaflcH OF g. Il titi.s Al n n tp ALcHlle'''
toinsr M>GIs1n-4Fc AM 5-c-st. y 49, 3 or-
ORANGE. y. j. lvicinIty OF al depOts l-heaI
- o.. tDNDIT,
Opposite Brick thuirh station
STAMFORD. CONN.-The residence of the
> !atl Henry * -keiulng Price. <-G.olo
SHIELDING 4 4 AL-i I'D JD al.'t, Ne D.
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Ecc.ure5 ano 1lsctinl5.

MEXICAN lNSTTTCTE.-Quarter meet
y ng room Cooper Unou, Thursday. August :. 1884,
AZ Oclock p
{. NICK LOSER CYRUS II. LoCIRFL.
President
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4 'INAED LINE.
NOTTC f" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW YORK 30 Li\ERP Dol. VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER 40 20 NORTH RIVER
CATLTA ........-... wednesday Aug O 4
AIEATfA IS edne-,av Aug -, I'd m.
ItINNIA. .....-.-.. Wednesday. Aug. 20 p M
~Eit\ IA "Wednesday aug - o .O a. M
aim passage 40 80 and 500
i"crags tcktts md all parts ~ "a rope AZ very low
rates trri gat oHrs. SO. Boa Green
VERNON II BROW z co, AGENTS
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
- Betrc@n Fork 41d Havr.
'SnpauVS ni"- "a ~ Norih RIVER i"" ~ Mnrt"hsI
NORAAEDIl. Frlmgeul. Wednesday. august g. a. m
AEHAUDK Collier Wednesday Aut j." iI H. ~
CANADA " iinestlay Aug w. AN
o." c.s payaur a. Zht. -aI ou tho "~ht-"
IrAnaAtaI;l, Of Paris
LOUIS DE BEEIAN agent, No BawAns Green
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s5 a$5#r 5sd #A EEsca conni..op'r'


y The MA II Elk Of In NEW 4 OhN
4 CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. Notice - hereby gwen
70 al persons nercs ID that thu anhe signed have been ap
pontc- t.e Term the supreme Court as ON
mlsslrners 20 c,te ~ ne after h.arng q a. parties inter
whether surface road proposed 20 DE constructed
The NewNork Ctv Railroad onpay IN me
city under and pursuant 10 chapter o2 81 tue
M. safe OF York ought % be 50 con
p rated and that vii Hod our trst 'itng
ul-sOnes 20 the purpose ~t1rdM me GrLcr
OF the supreme Court AZ the ounty ourtftOie
City the TN daT OF An gust losi ut II CLOCK
NJ. ,, -,
That tho lire ~ smell railroad Is briefly "a follows From
East through cd street nom pa sfrt
through To -3I street nom Fast ler 20 fft
turOug ~ street. 20 street. "a street, -hiA
SIR and 9d street respectively from East River through
42d street 10 ffuuson River
From 4sd street throu-h Tenth 20 West street
thence through West street tO Nestry street rom hudson
Tenth avenue through SAITH street, street a
and ih -trtet pectyey; from HUDSON hlFer 70
West s- rect through 10Th street" Gan--yoor street 'ao1
charlton street Hr@br0ssC ~foet and F'srY street
re vsy. Tenth o l-y eHtH Avenue through lth-
street. o e street i OUCH lcV uh avenue Lut
rf renee hereby mace or more 'ennle .iil pI'ts DC
fN aDncai 81 sad company mel IN
up o. l,-of tl. tlcrH cd che comfy Of NewforA
-irarl IUrHER r.. wAGSH)
.-leIDl OLIVER IS. KING, commissioners
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m rrcat pI -trre and Firrvo-k' llispley =,
RAIL AND STEAMER LINES.

- CAL FOR Fxtir.0n Rates Tnet1Ales and inflrnator
attencru Ticket Ufcts. Id NrNhgrA Nus lp- - J. so.i
rtG prla .u4y. Aspr House. 80 0lrt1t w. is AK
l.5h.-t Wrst shore station FOOT NJ West tttst fni
.vIyana Railroad stat foot o. t1rtlanf- sn .lt ~
f.sbr.s.s.. - In Jer.1y CITY Pom yiYan.a Railroad
station n fIobok'n lll washington o.
rv- Atiiess r. BURATrr Passenger Ayen ss' sroF.
way Nr,, YORK with hge crnts m stamps SOY ',pV ~
Tourist Book with maps routes rateA and scne" '1hA
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EENWlCK Hall,

HIENN HOl -.
AMONG THE CNr~NTTIlS.
Proprietor. photographs ANA iattch-'r,. ,''i' a.
BEAfr- HOTEL AND BOARDING. AprNNl' -.'"
.ftg4t .r.a4r rh 4f
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pAVIllON HOTEL, lLip, Lang Island,
4 tAMhh RLAfhh pi tho hsiAeasy.- eu'~ ~"
A4s1, owass saa proprietor.
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GUTGNER HOUSE,

TfWIINts. DtTiiiE~~ tOt Ni1s = =
-ca,, 1r.f hotel and COTTAGES. 40 tt .trit summer
Fort tr-c.iss ~ every ptri uai. al uo",'i i'li ,
,,.rts trnlc.lv. ZOl guests ~It.f-'a.+ macs I'D .'
V.rs ON Nm rl Raj road Hst express trans open t-'l-
out tlo year send Tor circular ,.,,r . ,r.vx-t,.
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N IS SILL MGuHTaIN RAILROAD

and rOaCE dfNt TlaTT7I n - -, ,
possor.ors arrive 9NF To TWO HOURS EARLIER 10y
flIis rom 90 th ln practicable Nv anv OLDER .,- ,t
tlnstc1 nectoI with al ~flfEHl 81 eio'H0'f' ''-'
CatsklL Dor iimctabes addt' IS . ,...,.,i X g.
CHARLES a. bl-At II, supt, 'at-sll' y u
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,

Do NOT BE DECEIVED AND Nis.tD .,,
nv time rb'-s 10 l. hour. faster thn tAe actha ait '-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
DENTON COUNTY.
Miss MoOre's Temperance Lecture
Personal aud Local.

Corresrondcnce Of the Gazette.
Denton, April l5.-There was n large
gathering Mt the Cumberland Presby.
terrain church last evening, the occa.
sion being n lecture on temperance by
Miss III. g. Mooie, agent of the
Womens Christian Temperance
union The lecture was well deliy-
cred nd the arguments most con
vincing in favor of doing away with
the rum traffic, and stopping these
gentlemen VINO stand behind gilded
counters with white gloves on, from,
dealing out death and destruction 10
the young nlen OF our country. IL j.
certainly ~ be depl0red that AN intel.
ligent aud civilized people will author.
lie men to deal out death and destruc.
ton ut will. There was marked
attention throughout the entire exer
cises, and the words of warning. W.
feel assured, will not be lost on tint
Intelligent audience.
The weather Is warm and pleasant
and the crop prospects most encour
aging, with plenty OF rain for the pres
ent.
Messrs. Kawsky, Stir and Tavlo,
start for Mexico this evening.
Hon. II. Il. Piner Is in Montague n,
law business.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Mother.


If the little darling Is spending such
sleepless nights and slowly and pitt
fully wasting away by the drainage
upon its system from the effects of
teething, procure bottle of DR.. Big
gers Southern Remedy and find what
many other mothers have by It's use
n complete cure AS IL will in all bowel
affections in both young and old.
This, with bottle of Taylor's Chero-
kee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Null
lein, combining the stimulating ex-
pectorant principle of the sweet gum
with the demulcent healing one Of the
mullen, for the cure OF Group, whOop-
ing.cough, colds and consumption,
present little MEDICtNE CHEST no
household should he without for the
speedy relief OF sudden and dangerous
attacks Of the lungs and bowels. Ask
your druggist for them. Manufactured
10y Walter A, Taylor, proprietor lay
lor's Premium Cologne, Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
CLAY COUNTY.
Leonard Admitted to BAIL Town Topics
nj Henrietta.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
Henrietta, April Is The examin-
er's trial Of Paschal Leonard for the
killing OF John Leeper near Taylor's
store in the Wichita valley was held
to. day before Justice Brimer, and after
examination of two witnesses, on
agreement by counsel for both sides,
Leonard WAS admitted to bail of 50, 900,
and bond was readily given.
Trade in our city is improving, and
many new goods are arriving. Many
strangers are coming in daily. A pros
pectiDg st. Louis party has just made
ulUrge purchase Of lots and will imme-
diately commence the erection of sew.
eral houses for rent. Houses are in
great demand
Col. Edy, our postmaster, has gone
on hunting expedition and before his
return will take in his sheep ranch To-
Gated In Wilbarger county.
+. w. Meter, an old settler of Clay
county, now resident of Michigan, il
here on "A fly ing visit TO his friends.
Noah Risley is erecting n neat build
ing in the Howarth d Eldridgc addi
ton.
The little daughter Of VIM. Johnston
near Cambridge is lying very low
and her recovery is doubtful.
The Baptists are holding u large
meeting IN their church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Attention! Attention !

The attention Of water consumers
who have not paid their dues for the
current quarter is respectfully called
to the following rule of the company T:
/. Water rents will be due and pay
able on the first day of January,
April, July and October, in advance,
at the office of the Fort Worth Water
Works company; II not paid within
ten days after they shall fall due, five
per cent. will be added, and
II not paid within twenty
days after they fall due,
the supply will he turned off without no
tice, and not turned on again until all
back dues are paid, including the time
IL is cut Off; one dollar extra will be
charged for turning on again.
If there are any who are using our
water who have not made a contract
.or it, or have received no notice TO
call and settle, they will confer favor
by calling and settling ut once.
FoRT WORM WATER WoRKsC0.,
Office, Main and Fifth Sts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
An Important Announcement

The prettiest suits in Texas are worn
This spring by customers of Douglas
Brothers of Dallas. They are worn
by all classes in every part of the state.
This firm has all the latest spring
sty les. Overcoats are cut shorter, fit
closely aud have faced rolls. Silk and
satin are the prevailing Innings. Busi-
ness coats are the popular sacks aud
cutaways. The Prince Albert double
breasted is cut shorter, and like other
coats, buttons very high. Single
breasted vests are cut without collars,
huttoning high. Pantalo0ns are cut
to tit the leg; average, Is inches at
knee, III at bottom. Stripes are much
| used for pants. In coats and vests
pin-head suitings, imported worsteds
silk mixed cassimeres and fancy wool
ems are the most popular. For any
other information, go see Dougla.
Brothers, ut Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Afford and Vrnl Addltlon.

The lots are deep, and also cheap.
Prices $40 to $3.50 for inside lots.
and S225 to $500 for corners; all 81 feet
deeper than the depth of most city lots
This addition IL southeast from Tn ion
depot, near the residence III w. j.
Bonz, Esd, upon Missouri, Kentucky,
Louisiana and Arizona avenues, and
Ruth, Hattie, Annie, Ireland aud
Linda streets. Upon two of the lots,
corner Missouri avenue and Hattie
street, IL n new dwelling of seven
rooms, well built, for $1,000. More
than half the lots have been sold, yet
almost fifty OF the choicest remain.
All wanting lots will plense call upon
David Boaz, Esq, offices Texas Invest
ment Co., Limited, and see the lots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
CAMERON COUNTY.
The Late City Election Another County
Heard From.

Correspondent &c of the Gazette.
Brownsville, April l0,-A special
from this place to tue Galveston news
and Times. Democrat, dated 2nd inst,
says; III, .o.,o, ar ,.or,
quietly, About 600 votes were polled.
The blue candidates (the Democrats)
went In with large majority. This
Is big victory, as heretofore the city
has been Republican.
We'll. we should smile. The above
IL a pure falsehood of some one living
here corresponding with the above pa
uers, and he smells like IA pure black
Republican. The fact is that our
"bluen candidates had n walk over,
inasmuch ~ there was no opposition
brought out against us, and the lie
| THAT heretofore the city has been Re
publican) smells worse, as the words
could only have been written by n
simon pure black Republican lately
arrived In our city, as there never has
been Republican victory in our city
nor county from lSiS to date. except
ing the election Of August, 1860, under
| the projection of bayonets, when J.
| fought the whole host of them for four
days single handed, and would then
and there have carried the election,
had the enemy not gone to work and
procured the vote of seventy-iive negro
teamsters, who started out of the gar
rison on the third day of election for
San Antonio, but not being needed
here any more, and as they passed
along by the polls everyone of them
was voted to beat me, which they
themselves confessed the night the
votes were being counted, that with.
out those seventy.five negro teamsters
they could not have beaten me.
No rain since November, Crops
failing fast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
STATE VS.. DALLAS LOGAN.
Arguments OF Counsel all In and the Case
Before the Jury.


before the Jury.
The hands on the district court
room clock pointed to SAD yesterday
morning when Mr. Henry NJ. Furnlnn
resumed his argument for the defense
i'm the case of the State vs. Dallas Lo
gan. But few people were In the room
when he commenced, but towards the
close of his speech the crowd had in
creased until most of the benches were
occupied. Mr.. Furman gave an able
preseutation of his side of the cnse and
his speech covered the minulest details
Of The evidence. II was 1880 O'Clock
when he finished, and court adjourned
until after dinner.
At | o'clock the courtroom was
crowded with people when County
Attorney w. :. Pendleton arose to
close the argument. He made n very
nowerftl speech, which was listened
10 with marked attention by every one
I'm the court room, and which showed
that he had closely studied the details
Of the case. Near it, close lie became
so thrilling In his description Of the
shooting and the death-bed scene thar
mnuy ewes In the room were molsten
ed with tears. He spoke about three
hours, after which Judge Hood dellv.
ed his charge to the jury who retired
10 the jury-room. At q o'clock the jury
had failed to reach verdict and was
placed in the hands OF the sheriff until
$3.50 this morning, when II will return
10 the jury.room and resume its delib-
eratlons.
To-day the case of the
STATE VS. +. l.. CuNNtNairAM
will be called and will probably con
tinue during the balance of the week
Both sides are ready aud the case will
certainly come to trial. The counsel
for the prosecution are County Attor
ney w. $. pendieton, Bowlin IL Bow
lin aud Il. u. Wear. The defens
will be represented by Messrs. Fur
man, Stedmann and Caps and Ho
yenkamp and Cummings.
This viii be one of the hardes
fought cases ever tried In Tarran
county, and one which has alread.
attracted much attention among til
peopl Of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

The fine lots, each 50xli9l feet, on
West Broadway. just east rom Jen-
nings avenue, are In our hands, only
for sale, and win DO sold surely this
week. Their position, on this fine
broad street, near ils crossing with
Jenninpsavenue ESQ feet widel, their
proximity 70 the through street cal
Hue on HenIphill street, together with
the low price they can be obtained for
makes this the best opportunity otIer'
ing for one, two or three people to gel
unsurpassed building sites. Buyer
please call 1t once on David Boaz, Of
llces Texss lnveslnlent Co. limited
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

Daihy Springs, Bowie county, Tex.
- recommended by some OF the best
pnysicians In the state for all kidney
anu iiver complaints. II Is specific
LOT dyspepsia, there being not u single
9 nss, gu record Of failure TO cure.
ns,'en ny, nom Alabama, Louisiana
anu o.her points are coming In this
eM,y ~ we season. some OF the mo i
pro,ninent men IN North Texas testify
~ ano W.nueriui curative properties Of
their friends, WV y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
The Cattle Disease.

Neosho Falls. Kas., April I6-Dr
Laws OF Cornell university, the most
eminent veterinarian of America, ia
mere, aud together with DR.. Ho,-
con,he and the members of the
sanitary commission, has com.
henced q series OF investigations
and experiments to satisfy himself Of
tne nature and cause OF the cattle
disease existing north OF here. He
VIII remain until thoroughly satisfied
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
NOTICE.

For sealed Proposals for Plans ana rpec'
acatlons for school House
To be erected In the city of Henrietta
Texas. Building to be OF prlck 1 q,
stone, or both, TO be two stories, WIN
or without basement, and cost not 'o
exceed Sl2,OOo. ,,,oa =,
or before A pril the 2lst, 1881, O'Clock
n m. Direct to J. +. Conn, secretary
rritv of Henrietta. The city counci
reserves the right to reject any and all
p w. A. SQuREs, Mayor
JNo. i, Conn, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Ice! Ice! Ice.

Having Increased our capacity to
10000 pounds per day, and in order to
bring IL within the reach of all, we
have concluded 10 make the price one
cent per pound delivered 10 any parl
az the city. Anderson d Day having
ceased to handle our Ice the trade vii
besupplied by our own wagons, ant
patrons may rely upon prompt atten
lion and honett dealing.
FoRT WORTH iCE Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Don't, Don't Don't

buy shoddy clothing nor old.style sec.
ond-hand goods, neither should one
pny all his money for u suit made Inv n
tailor, when just AS fine and well.at.
ting garments can he had at the Ten.
nessee Store ut n saving of enough to
buy hat, boots and neckwear, beside
leaving money In your pocket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
To Whom il NAV Concern.

On the first day of May will have
"A grand drawing for u handsome gold
watch; ench individual who is now
taking the GAZETTE, or who will sub
scribe within the next thirty days, will
have chance in the drawing free oi
charge. None will hold tickets but
those who pay promptly. Subscribe
at once and secure chance.
JAS. II. MELTON,
City Circulator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

AS warm weather Is soon coming 1t
Is in order TO prepare TO enjoy the
most comfort possible, aud to provide
against flies and mosquitoes. In or
der to avail Yourself of these blessings
you should get wire cloth and window
and door screens and fit them In your
doors aud windows. These are KEEP,
by Henry a Peak, Houston and Fifth
sireets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17

The finest lot of saddle-trees the eye
ever saw, arrived at the old reliable
saddle house OF Il. i. Tackabery, from
that noted tree-maker, II. II. Meanea
OF Denver, Colorado. Mr.. Tackabery,
buying the above trees in large guam
titles, can safely recommend both
price and quality of goods With his
usual workmanship, he dedes compe-
tition on A | goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
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CRESCENT HOTEL,


This house, on account OF pelng OH
the European plan, furnishes, accom-
modations where the tired and weary
railroad traveller can repose nquietude.
and after being refreshed with good
sleep, can arise aud betake himself TO
the Crescent restaurant, or whatever
restaurant he may think best, to re-
lnvigorate the inner man. MIR. Kent
the proprietor, keeps rooms ready, Tor
day and night sleepers. Personal Az
tention given this house by the man
nrenent and his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Property for Rent.

A new house OF four rooms and
fence lot, Well situated, AZ sl5 per
month.
Another house OF four rooms at $40.
A suburban place Of ten acres, house
cf'nur rno,na md stable. ~ . low ient-
Call on Texas Investment Company,
Atmitsd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Notice.

All communicates and members of
the parish Of 81. Andrews church are
earnestly requested to attend the an.
nual meeting this Thursday evening
~ o'clock, at the church, TO listen To-
the report OF the wardens and vestry,
anu elect their successors for the com.
ing year. Il. T.. MARTIN. j. w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Seal Skin Cigars.

A handsome sum Is awaiting the be-
stowai upon any who may discover in
them any iiavor, fragrance, odor or
taste other than the natural leaf pro-
vides. Firstclass dealers handle them.
BATEMAN Bros Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-17
Itainwator fsat,,s.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
cents. Blk elegant rooms at j. Guts-
mans barber shop, next TO corner Of
First and Main streets. Also, Vapor
aud Medcated bnths.