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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-11

The infant son of the Duke and Ouch
ess OF Gonnaught recently WAS christencd
il the presence OF royalty Arthur Fred
crick Patrick Albert.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-11
p,arcy nrsec,s Assassination

AT last, according to advices from Casf-
ada, the mystery surrounding the MUIR
der OF Hon. Thomas Darcy Niece, in
Ottawa, is about to be dispelled. Nc
Gee, formerly a prominent Irish patriot
and a man Of brilliant genius. had been
elected speaker ofthe Canadian Parfia-
ment and was holding that high Office
when he was shot down in one Of the
streets OF the Comedian capital. The 4.
tual assassin was captured at the time,
tried and executed. 1t now seems that
proposition .aaaye been made to the
minister of justice by several persons
that they would come i0rwafu and re-
veal the names of the men who Planned
the murder If they we're guaranteed ina
munily themselves. No action has yet
becn taken by the government, and the,
Ottawa News vigorously calls for an i'm
curry 10 be made at the next session Of
the Canadian parliament. Thiserems to
show that McGee's murder was MANNED
BY Canadian political enemies and not
by Irish ANTAGONISTS whose hate lie had
encendered since 1913.
$3.50 "A afN
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-01-11

President Afsnps does ,iut orcupy q
box ON opera nights in Washington, but
has seats for the sesison, and goes iks
Ley other citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

are two distinct forgerles, notes nego-
tiated at two banks In this city.
Manager Garland OF one OF our OPP
erR-houses had Geographic PROPOSE
ton to-day 10 play Madame Rislorl on
the night Of February 10. at "A gunrnn-
tee OF $1,000 per night, but hesllates
about closing with the offer, ne he Tears
the price IL more than Waco can
stand.
There Is "A strong movement TO boom
ex County Judge q. II. Gerald AS post
master here Mt the expiration al the
present incumbenta term. There are
several other aspirante, but Gerald VIII
be the strongest.
The FIRE department Is In session to-
night, ballotiug for chief aud assist
ant chief engineer for the ensuing
year. From the present indications
I Is. A Hogan and Bart Moore, present
| lncumbenia, are certain 10 be elected
/ chiefand Rssistant chief.
The weather is raw, cloudy and very
| cold Tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
wAoo.

County ohieials in Harness-The
Grand Jury Completes It's Work.
speciHi " tine SaEstte
WACO, TEX Dec. l2.-The county
ciIIclals elected on November 4 were
duly qualified to-day. They gave bond
and entered upon their respective
duties. o. w. David. collector Of
taxes, gives the heaviest bond, being
$50 90.
Tue grand jury, which has been In
session nearly three weeks, adjourned
this afternoon. twill be long remem-
bered here as having tackled more
"wickedness 10 high piaefTl than any
/ Of is predecessors One 81 ~ last acts
10 day was to ind two additional indict-
ncnis against X. Richey, the young
| LAWYER already made 10 prominent BY
indictments FOR forgery. the ma
iure Of these indictments have not yel
been made public, aud kichey viii no.
be arrested 90 them until morning
but II Il stated 10 night that the counts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
DALLAS.
Convlets Booked for the PenitentiAry
Cases in Court.
A Wirs.Beater Jailed for Firing Tive
Shots at His Patherin.Law.
special totho aasotte

special 10 tho GRSotte
DALLAS, Tx, Dec, 1.-THE follow
Ing conyicte will be removed TO Hunts-
Vile tomorrow
oliver Malford, co'ored, for mani
slaughter, four years.
Thomas Cunningham, for theft, two
years
JoeIInmbpTt, for burglary, two years.
J. a. Wells and Lewis Stokes, for
theft, two years each.
II. M. Scoges aud Bill Cranberry, coli
ored, from Wise county, for theft OF
horses, Ave years each,
Frank Bonahert and John Hilllard,
from Taylor county, for horso theft,
Ave Year, each.
The appearance docket was called
to-day, ana judgment by default was
taken against d. Goslln In several at
tachment suits.
In the United States circuit court
suit was brought on action Of trespatS
10 try title 10 land In Denton county
by q. w. Wilson w. b, n. Patton.
The case OF Hopkins q Bentam w.
! DAweOn a Wells, from Cooke county,
! has been transferred 10 this
court, in which suit IL also
filed by Harding, assignee for Murphy
oi New York, agAintt DammRn OF
Fort Worth on a promlisory note for
Si00.
The meeting OF the Press associntion
at Galveston is changed 10 February
the 12'h.
Frank Delaclo, who keeps flsh
market, has OF late been
humping hls wife ad llbltum.
The latter tonight called on her faith
err, &. G. Slgari, for protection. The
old man went over 10 DelacloB stand
IN bring about reconciliation, when
Delacio got out six.shOotor and fired
two shots At thee old msn, missing him
both times. Drlaclo was allied.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

eussing the matter, aud the eslablish-
ment OF a factory will be- seriously
considered az AN carly day.
Mrs. Clarinda Alfred, who was adj
Judged insane by the county court sew
eral days ago was yesterday removed
by the authorities to the asylum Rt
Austin. During the time she has been
awaiting transportation to Austin, she
has given no evidence ofrecovery, and
remains as frantic aud uncomfortable
as at any time since evidences OF in
sanity were 6Tst displayed by her.
Her people are highly respectable, and
1t Is hoped she win be restored.
A letter has just been received in
this city from Msj. l. g. Cairns, who
left here several months ago for trip
to Europe for the benefit Of his health
At the date q writing the major waE
in Rome. in good health, and was en-,
ioying his trip through the continent
The howl uccasioned by the eXorbi
tant rates to the New Orleans exposi
| ton is unabated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
OUR CATTLE INTERESTS.
A National Trail and an Animal In
dustry Bill Wanted.

HELENA, MONTANA, Dec. 12,-In
reply to an editorial, the Herald here
tomorrow will print letter from Gen.
James s Brisbin, vlce,presldent and
chairman Of the national executive
com Iuittee of cattlemen, explaining
the objects and purposes OF the ST.
Louis convention.
He says that free ranges are no
longer practc Lble or desirable ana says
that the majority OF the csttlemen OF
the United States favor the leasing OF
the public grass lands, a rexss cattle
trail and an auimal industry pill, The
statement is made that one.siXth OF all
the cattle herds west of the Missouri
river are all owned or controlled by
Englishmen, who feed their cattle on
free A american grass and are gradually
driving the Americans out of the cat.
tie business, The letter appeals q
congress to protect the American cat.
tle.growers against foreign capital ant
to favor cheap beef for home consump
/ ton,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
BOWIE.

A Surgical oper&tion-Nuptials.
Special 10 the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX Dec. l2.-The monot-
ony of continuous rains has been most
agreeably varied since yesterday by a
norther attended with sunshine. The
ground is rapidly drying, and by TO-
morrow farmers and others can get To
town without muddy roads.
A skillful aud delicate surgical op-
Grafton was recently performed IN this
vicinity by DIR. n. Riley, assisted by
Drs S. S. Sumpter and Baker. The
operation referred TO Is kno 9n TO med
ic Il science by the technical name OF
colpo perineography, and. is considered
one of the most scientific operations
embraced in genealogical surgery
IL WAS successfully performed and "a
thu entire satisfaction OF the physlclans
concerned.
The Knights OF PythiRs lodge al
this place are arranging for q grand
entertainment on Friday the 10Th inst
to consist OF ball, supper, etc
Every thing Is 10 be on an elaborate
scale: the best music obtninable 10 u
be provided; all OF the neighbohne
/ dyes are 10 be invited. The com
mittee on arrangements Is Z. q
Morley, DR.. ii Riley, DR. w. u
Ussery, j. s Irvine, j. II. RAllsi J. l.
Norwood, q III Davies.
Married, yesterday afternoon at tn
residence Of Mr. Wat Wheeler, the
brides father, by the Rev. l. p
Smith OF the M. L church, Mr.. 7. A
Burnett aud Miss Eilie Wheeler, boti
Of this place. Mr. q B Gray Hnc
Miss Lula Strong were attendants
Alter tile ceremony the bridal paTtl
aud guests repaired to the Contra
hotel, where "a supper was giyel
by Mr.. A. II. Saith, proprietor
Quite number Of handsome present.
y ere niade 10 the happy pair, amonl
which was a handsome dTessfng-gnse
donated 10y several young men Q
Bowie; set OF silver knives aud forks
two seis OF silver spoons, sngas an
butter spoon, all presented Mr.. Bul
nett by his friends among the youn
men, thus evidencing his deserve
popularity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
SHERMAN.
A Little -Four. Year. Old Daughter
Stolen by Street Beggar-A
Tumbledown House.
$4,000 Worth Of Tickets Sold OF the
Union Depot During the Last
Fiscal Year.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, Dec. l2.-About |
three weeks ago lady living in
Mckinney, Texas, had her little girl,
about four years old, stolen from her,
~ she thinks, by an old man with
gray beard and hair, and the mother
has heard nothing from the child
since. She notified the police officers
of this city yesterday to look out for
the man and child aud arrest them II
found here. 1t appears that such
man was personatinga blind beggar in
Sherman only n few day 3 ago, aud had
with him little girl, about the age
represented, assisting him in gather
ing aims on the streets. he told some
inQuisitive person that the child was
an orphan, but gave no further partic-
ulArs. The authorities of all the sur.
rounding towns and cities are request
I'd 10 keep an eye open for the parties
and TO notify the mayor OF Sherman or
| Mckinney II they are found.
The old shop on Crockett street, that
| started TO tumble down last week and
came near killing the occupant,
made "A success OF IL yesterday,
and the whole structure came
down. The uolored blacksmith was
so badly scared before that he was on
the Jump this time aud got out safe.
A lot Of splendid Berkshire hogs
were driven into market here to-day
| that ELECTED the admiration Of all who
saw them and proved tn all skeptics
that Texas can produce as good swine
as any other country. leu of the
number, les than fifteen monts old,
averaged $40 pounds and were perfect
beauties, They fetched 81 10 per hum
dred, while the ruling price Is 81.
James Tipps, firmer from near
GOrdonsvile, was taken sick afer
leaving Sd, rman about month ago
aud claimed that he had been poisoned
while in the city. He died few days
ago and Justice Crump was called
upon TO hold an inquest and have a
post-mOItem examination made to de.
eide If his demise had been produced
by any such irregular means. Local
physicians made the investigation
ana decided that the decea ed came
10 his death from typhoid-pneu
mnnia and in accordance
with the testimony the verdict Of in
quest was rendered.
Al the end OF the fiscal year, which
+ closed November 80 tickets to tn,
| amount ofovcr Sl2O 900 were aold at tn,
Union depot la Sherman, 50l0 Of thes
being sold In November,
The pink tea given by the ladies' o
the Baptist church at the BinRle.
/ house last night, was decided sue :es
/ In spite Of the Indictment weather, ant
: about $50 was cleared for the church
: +. NJ GOode, an old citizen OF thi
place, bur now In the mercantile bus
= ness ut Kowa, in the nation, cam
down on visit to his old friends la:
= night.
Il Sam d. Porter, an old citizen {
J. Anderson county, Tex and brol he
ofour Capt. s Porter, moved wit
=, his family 10 Sherman this week, an
il now comfortably utrered anon
y the good people of Gospel Ridge
d Many gentlemen from all parts
- the country are congregating here (,
the purpose OF educating their chi
=. dren-fOr our schools are the best
all Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
HAMILTON.
The Hunting Season Opened - Rev
Settlers Coming In.

The Hunting Season Opened - Rev
Settlers Coming In.
special 10 the Gazette.
HAMILTON, Tex, Dec. l2,-The av-
erage citizen, as well as the profession
al, goes hunting nevada, and returns
heavily laden with ducks and turkeys,
all of which makes the boardiDg.house
landlord smole "A smile
We had genuine live dude here
this week. He left us for ST. Louis,
A tram Of thirty five persons came
In from Hunt county last Friday.
Some, and perhaps all, will locate
here.
We had one prisoner In jail but his
time was served out yesterday.
The commissioners court received
the three bridges that had been COM
pleted.
Our tax for the present year ia "a
cents ON the 500, both state and coun
ty.
decorated with tl5gs Of the stars ant
stripes, while Dr.. POgue, cashier, II
absent at the grand lodge Of A. f. anc
A. NJ. Mt Hbuatou. The said POgue Il
an honest, strlightOut Republican.
j. L. Land, an OLD man aud tyler o
the Masonic lodge here, died Wednes
day night Of bronchial pneumonia ant
was buried by the order here to-day.
There have been several deaths her
this fall. mostly from typhoid fever.
Wheat looks fine In this section.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
LAREDO.
Second Election for County Treasurer
"A Bridge Across the Rio
Grande.

special to the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, Dec. l2,-The two
candidates for treasurer OF LaSalle
county, S. b. Masser ana James Kerr
having Loled tie vote at the recent
state election, another election was
ordered which will take place Monday
next.
The rates given by the railroads to
the New Orleans exposition are very
unsatisfactory aud viii tend toincrease
largely the numbers OF the htay'at.
home club In this section.
A brilliant wedding came of here
last night. The contracting parties
we're Mr. Il j. WiRgins, br0ther-in'
law OF Superintendent Merriam OF the
Mexican National railway, aud Miss
klorencs Reid q popular billie.
Efforts are being made ~ have The
Legislature pass a law giving this city
power TO issue bonds for the erection Of
bridge across the river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Hnghes Hros. Oh DAIIAs, Tarag,

~ manufacturing their Grape Baking
Powder, have over crowded their cei-
lars with wine. They wiilthip by ex-
press, prepaid, TO any esponHible party
IN the state, ordrriug through their
merchant, Gaze OF oh ampsgne wine,
for the remarkably low price OF ak
dollars per dozen bottles, on thiriy
days time, aud II II II not found ~ be
equal 20 any brand madein the United
StRttn, the party need not pay one
cent for II il he will write them and
give the brand lac thinks SUPERIOR
they will express 10 him, with0ni
charge, case OF their champagne e.
der made from the pure Juice Of the
siberian cTab'apple
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Notles 10 CONTRACTOR.

ami authorized by the commission
era court Of Clay county 70 advertise
FOR bids for the bulldiDgo Of y stone per
under the center Of the Big Wicbits
bridge Ia Clay county, aud iDr Digs iof
q wooden bent under The same. lihnf
and specifications can be seen AT ny
ofiice, ia Henriette; said bids 20 %
adtd on at a term 81 the court brgln'
niDg December II, 1854. Tine court re,
serves the right 20 reject any anu all
bids. g " fohD,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
JEFFERSON.
A Double Wedding Notes.

Special 70 me Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec. - AT the
residence Of the brides parents, on the
lOth inst, Mr.. P. II. Saunders OF
GreenvilIe and Miss Matte A Ora
ham, and Mr.. T. II Nancy Of Green
Vile aud Miss Mary q. Graham, were
united 10 marriage, Judge John Pen
man officiating
Mis- Anna Kenrick OF Charleston,
Mo VINO has been visiting Miss
Louise Taylor, returned home yesteI'
dav. Her departure j. regretted very
much by her many friends.
Hon Geo. Il. Vaughan OF Linden II
in the city. ,,,,.. u.,,.ooA
~ TexarkanA are IN the city ON Visit
10 their uncle, J. ]. Haywood
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
HOUSTON.
A Grand Masonic Banquet.

special 10 tue Gazette.
Houston, TEX Dec. IL The work
of the grand lodge is still keeping
members from all parts Of the state
here. Tonight they gave grand
banquet for 400 guests Many eloquent
speeches we're made.
Our town was struck by a very cold
norther last night, but 1t has Lot
frozen yet. -
The grand lodge adjourned finally
tonight. John o johnson OF Austin,
who was delegated to invite the Masons
10 the laying of the cornerstone OF the
state capitol, did so ut the banquet.
/ The invitation was accepted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

NEW YoRK, Dec. l2.-H. J. Good
win, dealer ia woolens, has assigned
TOT. II Bird with preference OF $780,
900 The firm enjoyed the confidence
OF the trade and has been regarded ns
eound. Tue failure IL believed 70 DO
due 10 bad debts the shrlDkagetin val
mes and the leesened volume u trade.
IL h believed that the firms RflaifH Will
be settled within thirty days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
A Rrsn Glntn An

II. ". Conner Il Co. open the holI-
day season with the finest goode, best
assortment and choices stock In the
city. Buying low for cash In de-
pressed market enables them To defy
AL competition In addition to low
prices they give TO each cash purchaser
OF holiday goods TO the amount OF one
dollar, Ticket ona drawing TO tlO
velocipede, n Sl2 toy piano and tl3
Webster unabridged dictionary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
THE COWBOY STYLE.
A Now WAY of Fighting a Duel.

A New Way of Fighting a Duel
PORTLAND, OREGON, Dec. 12.-Re-
port has been received OF a terrible
duel between two cowboys in Idaho,
opposite Assoten, Washington terrific
ry. The duelists tied their left hands
together aud with knives fought until
both felt dead. One received twelve
stabs, the other seventeen. The af-
fray was witnessed by the friends OF
both men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Dina llearaf. rno CarrIAees.

Hearse good ~ new; cost $500; does
not need u brush Of paint nor n bolt
nor screw. Carriages Ia equally good
order; have been used only on iew
occasions. VIII take value IN cattle
or mules or horses. Call or address
David Bosz, corner Main and fourth
streetg Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Two IAts Mules.

one hundr, d aud fifty head. 1874 20
IA hands, three to Ave years old, AL fat
and juicy, half-blDod American stock.
WIN selI ono carload twenty-five
head, fill IA hands ~ $50, the rest at
SIS. Annihyr lot OF any bead, pfobar
bly good. but We do not know 10 much
nbnut them. See or address ID. Bonz,
corner Main and Fourth streets, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Tarrnnt Connir Ranch.

Only "a few miles from the great city
Of Fort Worth, the largest solid body
Of land In the county, 10 be had at less
than $40 per acre. All well fenced, all
prasped, sbundanily watered and
shaded. Will support 5000 cattle Best
place inITexas for raising graded cat
lie. while the land doubles In value
every five yeara. DAVID BoAz,
Corner Main and Fourth streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
BUsr Ess CRASHES.
rnr wrrI, nnLLArars.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-The failures
during the last seven days in the
United States we're 3l4. Canada 81. 10.
tai AS, as compared with $40 the pre-
vinus week
The failures Ia the Western, South
ern aud Pacific states are above the
average. The other sections are about
rs usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Seasonnhle.

Mrs. O. ID. Brown has received To-
day, December r. another assortment
Of those plush, seal and beaver claalss,
Russian circulars and newmarkets-
Ladies are invited TO come and see
them otis no trouble to show goods
nj $40 Houston street.h
One piano TO rent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
Considering the Cuban Reciprocity
Treaty.

NEW YORK, Dec. II Minister Eos
Ter this afternoon, In the chamber Of
commerce, met the special committee
of that body appointed to consider the
Spanish American treaty. Other COM
n,itIe,s from like bodies were present
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
New Haven and PoTfial d, Me, Mr.
Foater explained the proposed treaty
and the history ~ his errand % elect
M adding that his mission had r'sult-
I'd la the complete execution OF its pnf'
pose. No speeches were made and IN
time was devoted maslly 10 putinA
\ questions by those present 10 Fostei
relative 10 the treaty,
ss- $780,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
DIINEoLA.
A Woman Badly Burned.

Special 20 tine Gazette.
MINEoLA, TEX, Dec. l2.-Mrs. g.
Mungerheimer, the wife of q promi-
nent business man of this city, was
badly burned tonight by her dress
taking fire while she was 10 too CLOSE
proximity To the fire. place. The FAM
lly's me ical advisers, who We're
promptly summoned pronounce her
fujurles serious, but not likely TO prove
fatal,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
GAINEsvILLE.
working Up a Boom for a Cotton
Factory.
3 ,ealai % DO aaEelle-

,eoiai 70 tho Gazette 90 nha
independent OF this city Is ''sllrIlps
,bs people up on the SUBJECT Of a cot
IAN factory. Gainesville is part'eu'
larry favored place ior a cotton lAs'ory,
and has plenty Of men who posses
,be means 10 embars ia such an enter
nrlse. The capitalists are already as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Fakes q Co. are stu assisting eala-
rled men ~ furnish their homes In a
comfortable manner by selling furni-
ture on the installment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

7 will give 10 per cent. discount on
All sslss during the month Of Decem-
Der Ia order 10 reduce my rtock.
JAS. III MARTiEDALE,
Importing tailor, Brunswig corner,
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13
AnAr pEaLgR AssIaNs

EVANSVILLE. IND, Dec. IL --Jno.
G. Fares. dealer ia hats, asRigned 10
simon Joseph, after the execution
~ mortgages 70 the amount OF tl5.OD
His liabilities are estimated at 100000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

yenison, antelope. steaks, chops and
choice rOasis Ut Kemper Bros, 1913
Main street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Fakes & Go, are just 10 receipt o II
handsome line Of rattan goods. Chairs,
rockers, cribs and poodle baskets Hfe
among the list OF articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

No one's home used be lndliIereutly
furnishe while " kea a Co. are ieli-
ing on the installn-snt plan. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

The merchant tailoring establish
ment Of Dahlman Bros. 10 now carry
ing the hnest selection Of piece goods
yet shown la the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

In stylish hats, soft or ftin, the stock
OF Dahlman BIOS. Is surpassed by
none.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Fakes d Go. have received some
handsome pArlor goods within the past
few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Ladies approve OF your arnokinR
f" Little Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-13

Handsomely decorated bedroom
quits lust received at Fakes n Co.'s