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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
SrILL GOING WRONG.

Defaulters, embezzlers and all stripes
of rascals who conTrive and scheme to
beat honest folks out of their money,
continue as numerous as ever, and every
DAY or two their criminal conduct be-
comes publicly known. One Of the last
heard from is TILDEN G.. ABBOTT, Of
WATERFOWL, Mass, who has sought OBJ
scurity in parts unknown after robbing
The bank of which he was cashier out OF
$4,000. Naturally enough this thief
~ss a pious member Of the church and
q shining light in the Baptist branch Of
il. He was in the past foremost in all
good works." though all the while he
was the willing victim Of bis satanic
msjesty. The story of broken banks
and ruined depositors has become an
old one, and 1t is rare that financial
crash in q provincial city attracts much
attention in the country at large. 1t is
a bad sign to see bank officer or cash.
Ter 100 efficious in the churches. When
such Is the case you can always depend
upon it, he is shutting some ones eye"
for purpose. 1t is proper and right
that all should attend church and rev
erence God, but the bank official who
makes q show and display of his piety
is TO be doubted-not trusted. Tnis
Massachusetts embezzlement followed
close upon the heels of the failure Of
Banker" PECK, Of Patchogue, Long
Island, who swindled his eontiding de-
positOrs out of thousands Of dollars. He
too was a prominent member of the
church and his Christian example and
religious professions gained for him the
confidence of his depositors. He went
so far as to be 8 member Of the church
choir, and his magnificent tenor voice
was heard to splendid advantage every
Sabbath in singing sentimental psalms
and hymns. All the time he was play
ing his depositors to 3 different tune,
and rs the sir did not suit them when
his bank climbed the golden stairs"
or went "up in balloon" he put pis-
toll to his mouth and made sn effort a.
suicide. HIS wife, however, has shown
that she is quite = heroine and the "bet-
ter man of the two" for with true
nobility she came TO the rescue Of the
distressed depositors Of the rotten lnsti-
tuition and voluntarily gave up her
home and surrendered her property and
jewels, that she might help pay her hus-
bands debts. This Is in marked con-
trsst with the wives Of recent bankrupts
When WILLARD, the mushroom railway
king, failed, he hid away nearly mil
Won dollars in his wIfe's name, and no
one has heard that she is willing to sur
render copper of it to the widows and
Orphans left poverty stricken by her
busbard's reckless speculation. Up In
northern Pennsylvania a company OF
bankers failed q few weeks ago and re-
cent developments show that they pro-
.cted heir relatives and let th"ir gen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

loud, SO as not to MAKE the ears anu
heads of Others ache. ..,,
g. Argue without anger ana Wilnou'
excitement.
7. Neither sigh nor yawn, nor make
any body dull or heavy.
s. In all innocent games, Whatever
one proposes, let all join.
9. Eat whatever Is sweet ana saso
but drink with moderation, 40 that eaou
may find his legs on leaving the TOOL.
10. Tell no tales out Of scuooi; Wha1
ever goes In at one ear must go ou' ~
the other before leaving the room.
A transgressor against these rules
shall, Cd the testimony OF the "itneI
for every offence drink q glass Oh cotu
water, not excepting the ladies, anu'
further, read page of the "Ieisiha-
chisde" aloud.
Whoever breaks any three oi tnesr
rules during the same evening sna, y,
commit six lines of The "Telemachlade'
to memory. Aud whoever odeaus
against the tenth Iule sh ii not again
be admitted. e.,
Moscow, "the real Russian cspitai'
the great Muscovite cry. Is Out q
nights ride by rail from ST. Petersburg.
The Kremlin aud its wealth of lnsSu'
ticerce offers strong temptations % tue
traveller, but the autuLnnai sun rtni'u"s
him il he would See tine fords anu
mighty granite hills of Norway lie must
iurn his steps thitherward.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
SAUCE FOR sWEETHEARTs.

Two Connecticut lovers have Just
made up after quarrel which took
place fifty-eight years ago. or course he
gave in.-Bismarck Tribune.
4 Vermont town has o young ladies'
society called "The Odd girls" Well,
leap year is the time for them to get
even Burlington Free Press.
Stanley has discovered an African
river called kissmelongs, and 1t Is with
great difficulty that the girls can be
sept from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In
dependent.
4 bill to give married women addi-
tiOnal rights has been introduced into
the New York Legislature. Being leap
year it was thought unnecessary 10 give
rhe single ones further. liberty.-rhe
Judge.
Notwithstanding the large quaint.
ties Of powder some girls carry around
With them, still they refuse to go off,"
says an sgeIDg father who has four
powderers yet on hands.-YOnkers
Statesman.
One month OF leap year has gone. and
as the girls do not prop 'se very freely 1t
n shre~diy suspected that they are
waiting tn have their honeymoons come
in the II ason for spring bonnets.-Fash-
ion Gaze tie.
A widow in The oil region shot herself
last week because her leap year proposal
Vas declined. This will never do, girls.
Keep right on asking. The Bible says,
you know, "Ask and you shall receive.h
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
When q nice young man Is sitting up
with bis souls charrner. and for the
want OF more appropriate words 10
which 10 express the burning senti-
uents which are consuming his heart he
ssys, emphasizing his words Dy clap
ping his hand over his gizzard, ~ feel
So il no one loved mew 1t is consoling to
besr soft feminine voice sweetIy reply:
"0h, yes, Mr.. joiner; some one loves
you, Tam sure. God loves you P'-Chi.
csgo Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

Ia doing GOOD work In Boston. Perhaps
that Is the reason why Sullivan Is in no
hurry to come home.
Darby Green IL o Connecticut Yiakee
who was seven years old when the Declsra-
ton of Independence was signed. He 10
still vigorous and happy.
Alb Sin, the Milwaukee Chinaman who
expects to enter Cornell University, says
he made s., 200 in two years in the laundry
business. Milwaukee must be cleaner than
1t looks.
Justin Mccarthy is q busy man OF the
world and a prolific writer, but, says
London letter, seldom absent from the
social salons, and an inveterats first
nighter" at the theatre.
A Greek named .Canopius was the chap
who intro6uc coffee to the drinks OF
England in 1887. The name of the Ameri-
can who called the attention OF his British
cousins to the cocktail is not known.
Sir Arthur Wellesley Peel. who will
probably be the next Speaker of the Eng
lish Commons, is described as tall,
gloomy looking Young man, with the airs
and manners of thorough aristocrat.
Father Stephan, the famous Catholic
missionary, who is now IN Washington, has
had a life foil of adventure. For a long
time Sitting Bull was under his charge
He is the trusted counsellor OF all the
Northwestern Indians, and is said to have
more influence over them than any other
white man.
Camp Meeting" John Allen. OF Wilton,
Me-, has reached the sge OF eighty-nine
wears. "Ifi1d much time to read" he said
the other day, land have read the Bible
through and half the New Testament the
second time in the last four months. l
have read the Bible through many times,
but never before quite so quickly"
Premier Gladstone was recently pre-
sented with an axe by worker in one OF
the Birmingham steel factories. The man
made it himself. The blade is OF steel and
is fitted with an old English oak handle,
On one side of the blade is Mr.. Gladstone's
armorial bearings, and on the other the
st, fords hire knot" with a poeticsl coup
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
ANTl-DYSPtPTlC OLE,

The barber seems to thriyr y
other man dyes,-lonkcr 80
The man whose brow W.. z
With care should've have tskf.
Chicago Sun.
Mic says that whenever he
to0Ihache it's the jumpiugcor, /.
Of H. e liyelist nj that; il gene,
at n tooth.huriy gait
Gazette.
It's true that one swalloE .
make n summer but iiltsn
the right kind Of stull' II make
kind Of su!try ins'de.-Iiaas
Press.
DIR. ceems declares kisinci
American habit. As tulips ~,
of tie old World, It Is stranes .
eigners were 70 much behind o.
matter.-BostoD Times.
One Of the States back tor
SUMS home base proposes 10 =
the whipping posts for wife tsll
shouldn't be done. When met
70 fastidious as to demand put
to which to lash their wiys
whipping them they should Ia
deprived OF the healthful amgss
Bismarck Tribune.
IL know We are poor, n!
argued the husband, but yon ~
In mind that II isn't wealth TAI
brings happiness"
81 know wealth doesn't anH
happiness" responded the w.,
brings sealskin sacques and "a
and silk dresses, etc, and ilii
enough happiness for me" I.
phia Call.
it Is announced that Secre!Ir
hears Q deadly hatred tOm'.
sOled shoes. He can probsb.! 4
antipathy clear back To q. !
days Of youth, when he iini e1'
ed a pair OF them worn byn 4
tleman whom the girl he VA Z
parliamentary tafiy at sddr~
"dear papa. "-Bismsr * IrlGe
a Frenchman, "who love.
women and was adored y
them" shot himself yetera'
wonder IL that, under lbe-
stances, he wasn't HI inmsp .
zane asylum long ago, Eret !
cres m ut fifteen cents . plst
que ts and carsmels ut co-,. az
with twenty sweet hearts VIC,
perpetual and expensive rs'1
Pittsburgh Telegraph.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
PICTURESQUE PRATrIH
Now % Make the LitiIs os'
Hangs and BsesHsisg Bro

H1o" - - WV INV hsss
hangs asd BeesmisE s~
No child looks pretty OF pa
nows DAYS without = bsBg "
little child Of from two 10 -
that sgo II depends entlreiy
taste Of the mother AID the os,
child. The hair Is now bsns,
the crown Of the head, and W
flowing without q ribbon y
confine II. Unless one hs
experience In cutting bang,
to let 1t be done by q barr
hair In brushed thoroughly '.
and braided In the night
an well and ~ Lbickly rs u CO
yesr. Very little chiIdish
with their hair IN large curl, 4
iflt 10 faxen or light colorH
csn be easily curled every .
curling.iroD ami may b. hs'S
naturally. Finely crimpsa
straight ends In not fermItp., !,
IObabIe children. The end, '
are sIigbtly curled and W.
straight. =. !
II takes very little time
child look prettlly. A lha, T" :,
morning shout the co.o' o.
lngs corresponding with IT,
dress and the neck ribbon ~
Is needed. A child sboan
dressed fussily. Plain cldbs
ably made ri Ways LOGS !"
Frettiest. l,sI
For q little. girl Of six OF a -
the daintlest and cheap
dresses, In made out Of -
flannel Of rich eolors. Ips
priDcesse, with box.piean 81 4
and front, and tied Win ~.
ribbons. A broad efao'o',,IJ
fastened by o bow OF RED
hons, and Q little white e.
edged with lace, should N1
Dark.b.ue, black, cnnsss 80
stockings are the mol 80
children, and broad los'D -
with pateBtlssther pr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
HON Z.

Little word, but none so potent and
magical in Its Influences. Why is 1t that
Home, Sweet Home" 30 thrills the
Iulses and warns the blood and mists
the eye whenever it Is sung? Many
p. ems Of far greater intrinsic merit will
never be sung to the world because they
do not appeal so powerfully and tender
ly to human souls. and because they
fail to inspire sentiment that animstes
every breast. No other word stirs such
emotions no other sound is so freighted
with holy memories.
Visions of gold in far of fields may
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

the docrkeepers Of the 81.
WILCOX, one OF the best NV shNs
Of Lees second corps. A'h,GsS
General Lees son, wim.
Washington and L. 'snsdeu \
Virginia. His nephew. sSal'ss|
on one OF tie familv i,uaasl
Point, which McCleli,n t.ssS
depot, before the famoaa. asd. M
to Hsrrison's Lsudipp, tptanss
are rich, for the esta,.:s %, n'lN d
best in Virginia. For a. Atis.a 'SI
winter, Congress voted ib iaaSI
although 1t was conil.cs,l u
Was in arms against the a. q
con G. w. Curtis Lee, I,y nay 4.
All OF these youug men s SHIa
officers in the Army ofv,.s a
Hill lives somewhere in TtA
no one seems to know W.T. ne,
Dsr, who was man euouyn
Fort Donaldson aud .urn.nI" 6
men, Is III Kentucky, =
csne near being nomi;.s,. '% ;,
nor over Proctor Knott, .. ~ I,
h.rited a large estate in r., =,
West Point he and Il ns''
close friends. During M. IA
the latter managed hs -
D. riy, and returned il "a -
ward" My friend took u, -
The West Point R.r,.,.
and pointed out ths; of tho
he bad spoken, all bv, r.. !
Forrest, Price, Taylor Flow /.
Butler, Hampton, Malone -
rell were West Point gr,S-,.
regular army men. ave b,T'
hegira of Southern Officers =,
days OF 1861" he added, "bT ~ :, !.
pie at Washington did no, :. .
ious to keep them, and the, !.
lions were accepted As hs :.
were sent in. No one hsd
without his discharge. Ikpo,
one man among all those VI
the rebels, who had himself ,..
charge Of deserlion. And Win
was only q technical Often
Robinson was q captain in ;,
rooms. He was a Virgins, |,
OF succession. His station ",
Utah somew here, and he Co.,
resignation. At the sam. =.
started East himself. In a.
they heard OF it at hesdQp,-.
his application was rejected 4.
nothing of this, and went S,g,
appearing, he was dismissed !
serter; when hostillties fui,bs
g. Confederate Bridadier s.,
he has been al INSURANCE A..
when he sent up his applic,,n
amnesty II was returned fron 4
Department, because he hsi ;
discharged from the army n.
and ToOmbs are the three ',
not been restored 10 their ci,!.
all those who went into ,hr
slavery aud secession"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17
A LEAP YEAR PARTY.
Eioquen &C and Enthusiasm OF q Beyy
OF Beauties.


VI DcbutIc8.
Philadelphia CR,.
Mabel-"How dull the season Is get
ting. We must do something to en-
liven 1t. What shall it be@'
Edith, Alice, Mime, Nellie, Eudora,
It al. lin chorusl-"Oh, yes; let'sn THE
remainder of this was lost.
Mabel-"Don't all speak at once. I
can't bear word"
Fair Observation-Disclosures
neutrality-suspicious. party
Msbel-"Oh, won't that be fun! We
will issue the invitations, make all the
arrangements and do everything Just
like the men"
,., Fair s shOr 1n yes; lets-let's-
MsbeI-"But l never thought! At a
ieapyesr party the ladies are expected
to pay all the bills. Shall W. have the
party?"
Fair Observation-Disclosures let's
DON'T"
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the svsY HovseSf'


CDOk f0e 11eS y
Da,oi P,a Pa" .,
"Notbipg for dinner An =
street gentleman the aps = 81
vent bone and found on .;s-
and . cold bite set out !, ,'i DE- D,
"I'm 20 busy, deaf'
good woman. xMb
s'Sev, I see," remarteo ~ 10
Then be took his bat, ssO% ~
Womsn's Exchange 3D. %
lunch-bot role, b6 Nv
and Q delicious podeins h. ~
"An excellent meAl,.. .. y sbsse,
aptIy ~ oe Laid down toSssm,
IL ought 70 b sooS,;. ~
lady cashier; "yoa5 VI. .,,S,b.r
Ole. and made the rolls tbSS
sbe = such . good coG InnoebSs
Der buy sending Id i
time" I,ccked y
nth 4 Iesibef," be $40 II ~,
S h. eoDsdentiai friend DIV ~
were setting . 600 ~, IL Zoe q
s Up os,ns "a add here We
asrvipg Il cot OF me. 80 -
:. 't. cone csbe1 irllUSs esp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

The man that has an ear bit of In Q
csrou.e IAN ever explain how he lott 1t |;
there's always something missed ear
ious about it.-Yonkers Gazette.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-02-17

loosely, to the collar Of the thrill-horse.
Four reins suffice for the three animals,
the two outsiders having only one rein
apiece; the thili-horse trots, stepping
straight ahead, the 9th r two gallop and
pace ian ise." All Was novel, and,
not least, the continual shout of the
driver, "Beriguiss! Beriguiss! "-"Take
care, for in st. Petersburg it is the
business of the pedestrian, including
policemen, to get out OF the way.
What shall be said of the
sights Of 81. Petersburg.
There is the Hermitage. Or this the
ispgusge OF the guide book is cod; IL
eDumerates simply, il does not describe
Tie magnlticeDce and richness of this
collection Words can but family portray.
This IL useu n or collection, founded by
Cathsrine the Great, now covers q par.
sllelogram, SIS feet by 375 feet, with
open courts joining The winter palace,
aud challenges direct comparison with
the Louvre and the Vatican. Not only
is this collection Of priceless value, but
the building itself, It's halls and corri-
dors, are tit setting for the gems with
in. To the lover Of Northern antiqui-
ties and the rare and beautiful iu paint
ing and sculpture, this Hermitage will
repsy q journey here OF five thousand
miles. There Is the winter palace, and
what thoughts does this give rise
To-? Within this is the Romanoff pOr.
trait gallery, where one sees the tablet
upon which are the rules that Catherine
enforced at her conversations. These
are quaint and here is the tradition OF
them:
l. Leave your rank outside, as we'll as
your hat and especially your sword.
2. Leave your right OF precedence,
your pride, and any similar feeling out
side the door.
5. Be gay, but do not spoil anything
do not break or gnsw anything.
4. Sit, staDd, walk as you will, with
out reference to anybody.
S. Talk moderately, and not very
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artillery officers, but BeaurrEard never
was soldier. He Ia . dapper Creole
gentleman, and the Louislsnians swear
by him. Early fought well. Long.
street comes TO Washington occasional.
Iy. He Is United States Marshal In
Georgia, but his magnificent physique
IL showiDg the effects OF his wounds. In
Mexico he and Grant were lieutenants
In the same regiment, After the war
Grant induced him to Join the Repub.
lican PARTY. He has been under ban
in the South ever since, but never With.
out the consolation OF . good off1ce. ]
can only remember one other premin.
ent rebel who Ii . Republican. No
Laws was reconstructed and 10 post
master ut Savannah. Lee used TO say
Of McLaws's division that it was al.
ways ready for q hight. A good many
Of them have drfted into politics on
the Other side. joseph Wheeler, weight
1G7 pounds, and the best cavairy ofiicef
next to Stuart in rebellion, 10 member
Of Congress from Alabama; n. c. But.
Ter and
represent South Carolina In the Senate.
Butler lost bis right leg q Brandy
Station IN 1853, when Wade Hamptonis
son was killed. Hampton was one OF
the richest men 10 the State. He
rslsed, armed and equipped, 1t his own
expense, the Hampton Legion. and .
regiment Of cavalry and artillery: Ms
bone came to the front in the last cam.
paign shout Richmond, and b . Sens-
tor; johnson has been In Congress;
Senator Morgan Of Alabama rose from
The ranks to be BrigsdIee- Genefal; In
fsct, OF the ten CongreRmen OF that
State, nine were In the vvbel army: %
With all but one Of the Arkanaas dele.
cation; 6+DatoFs CockrelI, Msxey and
I:aItom weTs Major. GeneEslA Doe Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Hughes Bros. of Dallas, Texas,

in manufacturing their Grape Baking
Powder, have over.crowded their cell
lars with wine. They will ship by ex-
press, prepaid, to any responsible party
in the state ordering through their
merchant, a case Of champagne wine,
for the remarkably low price of six
dollars per dozen bottles, ON thirty
days time, and If IL is not found to be
equal to any brand madein the United
States, the party need not pay one
cent for IL. IL he viii write them and
give the brand he thinks superior,
they will express to him, without
charge, case OF their champagne CT
der, made from the pure juice of the
Siberian crRb.apple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

] am authorized by the commissions
ers' court of Clay county to advertise
for bids for the building Of q stone pier
under the center OF the Big Wichita
bridge In Clay county, and for bids for
wooden bent under the same. Plans
and specifications can be seen at my
office, in Henrietta; said bids to bs
acted on mt n term of the court begin
ming De cember II, 1854 The court re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. q w. FORD,
Co. clerk, Clay county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
The Cabinet MlasIt

After much discussioS y \,
the cabinet has been n'i ~, 4,
the best material 70 D W.
land. With the usual ssi Ak
teristic OF the Fort Won is, " b
they have erected ID WI sIs
establishment a ca6ias Y. ", ".
partments, convenienu ~. n, ~
stocked with the WIZ, Z
best garden seeds, co ,,a "a Z
variety grown by tll s.l,s
Landreth OF P1ilS \, "a, 3
seeds are just in. Ca lal ssS 4
ply yourself, as the seas ~
us, and the sooner lhs y, ~ u
the ground the seone'
vegetables, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
BRENNAN.
Too Much Whisky for Jerrx.

Too Much Whisky for Jerry,
Special To the Gazette.
BRENHAM, TEX, Dec, l4.--Jerry
Heron got ON a spree yesterday, went
to sleep on the railroad track and last
night the Central railroad cars ran
over him. He lived in great agony
four hours. He has brother named
Thomas Heron at Montgomery, Ala.
Jerry was IA boiler.msker by trade and
was working yesterday morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

Since the first pscksg Z
Loaf Baking found ~ "
home of a consumer i be Z.
popular favor with y
known in the history Of
powder yet Offered lhe -
It rose triumphant ovG y
posing obstacle and you
side by eide with the lsl-
in the market, eyldenca
claimed for 1t by the W
Why this unpreceden.sn'.
Of this new brand OF oahi, h
= legitimate question, an.
Ia found in the guArAas.
Brown that every psoAF'
ically pure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Good Bread,

A reliable baking powder IL house.
hold necessity, and in the makeup OF
Silver Loaf n combination has been
found by which the most inexperi-
enced housekeeper is on an equality
with those who have made bread MAX
Ing study for years. When dirac-
lions are followed in its use the result
Is always satisfactory, and no house
wife who uses Silver Loaf Baking
POWDER ever has cause for complaint
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

Two ane Ilenig, Z, Il:
hands high, been zen, n ln,esd y y
mares, fourteen +, 70 Ned s u y
lacks. For faT ,1 +
on ar address y e., "
az Geo. b, Loving 2
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
WACO.
A Verdict of Murder in the First Dc

A Verdict of Murder in the First De
gree.
special 10 the Gazette
WACO, TEX, Dec, IA The coroner's
Jury investigating the killing OF Hor.
ace Boldon by his brother, Alex Boil
den, returned verdict of murder in
the iirst degree
The German NJ. Il. conference con.
oluded It's session to-day. Blshop
Harris preached 70 a large congrega.
tlon.
The Religious and Benevolent asso-
citation, headed by the ex-preacher, ].
ID. Shaw, celebrated its second ami.
versRry to-day.
Several excurslonisls left for New
Orleans this evening to attend the
opening OF the exposition Tuesday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

Ginning is Over.

am now prepared to furnish at
hort notice all kinds of COW feed,
chopped corn, barley or oats. Ask
your grocer for Joe Fields white bolted
corn meal. They all keep it. I chop
All kinds OF grain for feed at terms to
suit the times. JoE n. FEIID.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Wichita Falls.

Parties desiring to invest or locate
In Northwest Texas would do well TO
call on or write to John Howard, sue
cessor 10 Collins & Howard, Wichita
Falls, Tex, Rich and productiy We
valley and prairie lands can be had In
that section In tracts to suit and at
very reasonable prices and on easy
terms, Write to Howard for partic1-
lars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Our Dressmnkinp Pnrlnr

is 800 Calhoun street, between Eighth
aud Ninth. We come from New York
city, and are in receipt of imported
styles on the first and fifteenth of each
month. Garments fitted by mathemat-
ical calculation.
Mrs. JEAN GLASS.