davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
ST. Louis.

ST. Louis.
Special To the Gazette,
Sr. Louis, June q, Wheat during the en-.
tire forenoon the markIkwas slow and lower.
At noon call favorable aQviccs from Chicago
improved matters little, but this did not
| asst long. The close was weak and lower.
Corn--dull aud demorallzed.
Provisions were dun but prices are arm.
Cattle receipts 1870 natives slow, Texans
firm and higher, grass Texans 400 TO 4 10.
Bulk of sales at ~.
sheep steady.
PRODUCE.
ST. Louis. June 25.-- FLOUR Unchanged
and slow,
WIrAr-No. > red. lo29l o. cash. nIa
9iJs july; eOi-GtalA August; plli@0lA septen-
Der.
ConS-2a5,,4 cash; 5sH@5ess June; slsI
ohrs-4i.I cash; .o,4 July; IS. Angus.
PROVISIONS.
WHIsRY-l az.
CORSaEAL-2 p0d2 ~.
PbRK-lJ 2bdlA 10
BULK MEArs--Long clear ! Is; short clear
81 short ribs Is.
BAcoN - Long clear GlGS7': short rib
skeis7S: short clear g.l@lO; hams l2Glb.
LAnD-Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
CATTLE Receipts 3,cOG exporters O 5l@
6sE good TO cnoicc lj@d 30; common To
medium ; sU6tG 40 grass natives DV@,b ~;
Texas grassers 5la o. Bulk sales NJ tels.
Receipts 400; active ana higher q 't
as 30
sEr-Receipts -; natives 225di 50; lambs
1 OlQp5 -: Texans 2tO6i2i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
MARKETS.
New York stock Market,

NEW YonK, June q Governments gener-
ally lower.
Railways strong; Denver * Rio Granie
consols rose 10 A bid; these sold yesterday ut
IS.
In state securities there was more doing
than yesterday.
stock market opened strong and higner'
priccs rose x to per cent. Chi ,ago n Alton,
Northwest, st. Paul, ROCK
Island, Iackawanna, Missouri Pacihc'
Kansas a Texas and Union Pa'ihc being
most prominent In the Improvement. soon
arterward Western Union and New YORK
Central weak ened, the former declining rs
and the latter point. This checked the up
ward nov ement IN the remainder, ana the
early Improvement was partially lost. by IL
m. the market was strong again, succeedeu
nv A weaker feeling and a reactionoi Il 10 ~
Afler midday the market became active ah"
higher on the declaration OF diNiuehd oi ~
ner cent. by the Lake Shore directors. ltWhs
oxnected that the dividend wonld MOI pc
mora thnn Ter cent, Lake Shore returned
IN "a after having sold a. low as ~; racine
uan ,yas ouita "A feature nj this tine ana
,,ovea upaz. Missouri Pacific rose TO ''A'
and WESTERN l llbu ~ v's2'
sharp attack was made on Northern racine
nre,ar,ed aud rumors Of the failure OF seYenl
nromineut German banking houses were
nnrounded and the Market became sieadie'
compared with last night Closing prices AZ
l1X 10 TX per cent. higher for Cahaaa
uo,,her,. Canadian Pacific, Central fae'uc'
North western Pacific, Denver, I.ackawai,na A.
nock Island, Kansas & Texas, Pacific Mail
and the wabsshes, and ~ and ~ PER cent
lower for quincy. Northwestern 81 fanl'
louisville 4 Nashville. Lake shore M,ssoa,,
Pacific. New York Central Nor'hern ,a
preferred Oregon TIanscon''hsh'"' '
Pacific and Western Union.
transactions s's5,ooc
I MONTY.
xrw yoRK. June a5.-Money Es@2 prime
Sn m paper sac: sterling exchange
Il b weak, ssi. sight exchange 'S'''
No. YORK, June 21-ciosed ~ Tue i"-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
LAND FOR SAFE.
IMPROVED MONTAGUE co,rSr, $500 ;.
- For Sale by LAND
Z. q. JOttNSpN

"rhoVED MONTAGUE COUNTY
=, For Sale by LAND
LAWYER, LAND and ndd, rniS No,.
90, Bowie, Montague County 1eysS A0r,
osv acres IN two lb0-acre tract. sIs.
rom pnwr, situated about four miies as y;
lanh. About flfiy acres of eecs ~, I'm bottom
s.e % cultivation. twcuty-four acra ~ good
ornyss, m,usen nearly all we'll fenced 'n Tn,
tarre s,nor. uvou average house 2txss n .
as, etnohe-nonte. good barn stree IN,
noVrs above and below, rrana,v Ayo, With
s.anies; excellent peach orchard y,r s,io and
t,va,any Jne portions of each trac. moi SV sg
Ing crops, VIZ, 30 acres wheat ta = WIN grow
Oh corn, and "a OF cotton Terms. soc q 70. OF
oss, ~ luctng above; at least nalf or ", per
Sas, Two yea,s' time on balance One Of ~ ),
oers improved places In Montague conr,,, 'he
i5S IL acres, situated about fonr a u,Idnty.
Ihlies southeast OF Bowie. fiftv 80, nsli
lehce, and forty-five acres IN GOOD s,s,a u, u,
i mnrovsmsn ealan m q tract well iimbered'
Wen and clstern, lots, crin, stable' or so2a !,
,eas, w acres out of tract is pond iii. a.,
IAN, iana, fienty stock water within three.onore.
BrSsby and ' psni nme rang range on EAST between
,ne crops with place IL purchaser dosiraS
aise Y bushels corn, 30 head sheen. * hsaS
yonng cows and calves aud some hogs.
bargain can be had In above. -"s'' a
lb acres, known as the I,oye,ess p,ao a. a.,
uateu about nve and half miles fron po,v,e
Sstween II and sunset, on Big Sandy Cycst
scres under ience, balance iimbsr--aesr,va Il
o. Tract good tillabte land. Good ayerav ~
improvements, including two dwe,iins
| able. ns reason
Also has for sale unimproved lands ir
Montague and adjoining couuf,es. ,,ss
bowle properly, business and residence. An
ply 10 or address CO IOJJNSnI nP
Lawyer. Real Estate and Collectins Ae,t
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Galveston.

aAIvKros. Iuuc2s-corros-- spot closed
quiet
Receipts. 8 bales.
Sales, Asl.
Exports. coast wisc, Ggs.
Stock, i,,is6.
ORDINARY " Good Ordinary 10: Low
Middling TO-: Middling u; Good Mid
ding M; AiIdling Fair lliS
Futures opened quiet but Arm and contiu-
ued firm ON second call, steady on third
cali, closing steady Sto 10 points higher than
Yesterday, except Tor July, for which points
lower was asked.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

uyu1vr LIVE STOCK JOURNAL ,.-The first
IIlIlV AZ paper IN the world devoted
liz Y exclusively 10 the Interest Of
VIIi n IA \llva stock vn the range. Ell.
j IILAllkJ ted 10y practical cowmcn.-
unique and indispensable. q
N year Il pages, Oh columDs sample copies
nee. Address the Teas Live stock Journal,
Fort Worth, Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

eastern Texas ald southern Ie,Aa stoes
the sboys prioes are for herds n ivD ns ~
ii nnwa ri. delivered on the trails and iol
s.,s,, ssstis ~ those raised In tho c0untiei
ami IL ths following territoryt West
81 Ne re ss Central Railway: north oi aIine
drawn east and vast With Wsco: sna ssnt Y
souih " n Rive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

Fresh car load lemons and oranges
Just received at Spencer X fuckers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

EoRT WORTH NATIONAL DETECTIVE
n agency. T.. o. box 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
SEES tJrissps.
PRovIsIous.

u.~ 1zrrAxs. June 25.-fLoyE-Quiet
aud unchanged hign grade. ,sno mixed
ssaSSS yellow 10 white7s: !.
oSrs-ouist but nrm; choice u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

Wheat, choice 400. asi, medium, sonpo
inferior, el6s0Sc; oats, ejtbi5L< 70; barley, 500
s5c; corn. 5lapSac. rye, to4o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

rsvA.s- a..sslns, : II, g " 81 1872 Z;
- ss5 EsS; ! ~: ID ssss = siss i les.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

HAY loose from wagon "a 90 a s0D per
ton. corn. ilf65,. Oats. country, ea A?7C>c
Brau. tl.oo v Per 100, Ch0ps, sip per 10
Millet, per ton, eionll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
scxs.



~'"'"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

siTrATIoN BY A GOOD,
shnui is yea's cid. Refer
E'aaIred. Address h. d., care
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

.s,s.s-.'- -..stsf'''''f''' =
sf,,. .g--Q niet but steady.
AooI,--Dui and weak.
PoIlA-iuic and unchanged
IAnL- Weak; steam %.
LIVE STOCK.
nyyyss.-Receipts $500: siow sales anu
easter prices: dozen carloads oil Iehaai ns
s,li5 o. poor 10 good nativ. steels 81
prime native steers oNDe' To- eNp'''''' 49,
y s,rrp eRecsipts $50; better feeling z az. 70
" higher Tor common 10 soou. snssp go. a,S
5Sli,: lambs $ 5laI So No prime siock 'noN"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
liverpool.

Salcs, frst call 800. second call 100. third
call $500. Total sales. 1900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
rev YorH.
PRODUCE.

New YORK, June 25,--FLouh-Dnll
WIIsAT--Spot n TO higher, closing easier;
oterwaras ruled easier. No. red sD.; No.
red psx: No. . red e9Derl o.: AT tbe elevator b
M. . red. for j une. was nominal; July vo>-@
W. s,sS's.s pot X 10 X better: options heavy,
" tn II lower. No $50 So I. steamer ~
"a 2 Is: all at No. 2. for June Ji1seoiA Juiy
GlN@osl.; August 6'soiH.
PROVISIONS.
CorrEE-Rio spot dun and unchanged; op-
lions quiet but steady
sales. 2sj) bags.
klo no." ,........si 0as 10
July.., '''H''''''''.''. ,,......,.s djes %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
rrp-MALE HELP.

lass WOOD WORKER AT
|srisge shop, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
Ir IMPROVES RAE QUALITY oE

tho Hood ana cnricl,osit. and Ia thcro-
foro flno titrsgorsrt aud correrHrc
I'm cascs OF all rls.n ic piaiadies which
arc associated with an IMPOVERISHED
HrArE or rnr nLooD. These all yield
totho regulating ana nourlsh lncprop-
orliuS OF its great food tonic elements.
Itcnmpcnsaics fortho loss ~ rifaiifN.
induced Ny topsHul iioW, edfarrh on
BrancI,luf aud Throat aH.ssivns. "
,rm ,rmesin frmiptno Il-bifitu and
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of ritDfify accompany
ing complaints peculiar 10 fhc ser.
Mothers pUrsiaJ thoir own Oh Rdref,
and driicufr ,rontcH who expect 10
become mothcra and bring up rfpor-
o,,s chii,iren should w all means use
IT. ~ ,rin resforc sufferers Prom
Menfdf or Nervous prosfra fioa hris.
ing from Orcr-~Ork, f~rersscs or
yrofrurf~i Disras0 IL r'F cHrr
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habit
for aa tho appetite GROWS healthier
and digcatlon more vigorous Through
tho uAe OF THIS Tonic. tho unnatural
craving dics away until tpihlly az
unut. N highly bcnsItciai Ia Nrcr
Complaints, 1faiariai fercr. and
ALI Maiariai Discuss ami Tor tho
dohill,atins effects 81 fsrer " anu
Kind II has Ho eJ'sof. ~ REPAIRS
srasfe, improves Digestion and Up
petite, aud Arords tho DvptPfio In
vaIid an easily sssiuiiabia article
II rood, ana 10 ~ pleasant 30 tho taat.
that tho most sensitive palate VIII mol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
m wANTED--MALE.

lsa MAN QUALIFIED TO
~. ol trust. Excellent Gre
n X references. Address T.. O.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
New York.

Nsw YoRK, Jane Is. - COTTON - spo,
closed firm.
sales .pSe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

HYDE JENNINGS. LAWYER. OFFICE
IL over banking house OF Tidball Van
Zandt Il Co., Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

HoUSToN Il HENDERsoN-w.R Hous.
ton, N. Observation-Disclosures and Land
Agents. Once in Bank building, Wichita
Falls, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
LAND AGENT.
aPEciAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

DALI & MOZART, ATTORNEYS at LAW
- Ofice over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

JAMEs a. PONCE, ATToRNEY.AT,LAW
- and land agent, Albany, Shackeliord
county, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26
COLUMN.

..nrasr this head will be in.
=, ave cents a line, each
r "a 10 the line. No adver.
M less than IS cents. Par
rave n y running account
{,Inpee. --------------
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

M ID. PRIEST, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
,lNls ONCE over Barnes grocery, corner of
Main and First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

From cellar to garnet "the Tennessee
Store,n public square, is crowded with
goods. To make room for our spring
stock, we will for thirty days sell at
such low prices rs will convince the
most incredulous that neverin the his.
tory of Fort Worth have the people had
such an opportunity to secure good,
seasonable, new goods at the unparal-
leled low prices we offer. The stock is
complete in all departments, dry goods,
ladies' and gents furnishing goods,
cloaks, hats, boots and shoes, with n
magnificent assortment of clothing,
all at prices that will open your eyes
and loosen your purse strings. Bear
in mind that we offer. no bankrupt, no
shoddy nor damaged goods, the bulk of
the stock having been purchased since
last fall from first hands. A cordial
invitation extended to all to inspect
our goods and prices. We have struck
the key note of good bargains for the
million. Come one, come all. Stand
not ON the order of your coming, but
come at once-the goods must go, so
that we may have room for spring
stock j. NJ. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Disturbance at Graham.

Last Thursday, we learn from pri-
waite sources, that at Graham, Texas.
there was commotion which came
near ending in bloody riot. The
federal court, now in session at that
point, mad adjourned over from
Wednesday to Friday, and among the
large crowd in attendance from North
west Texas was the deposed sheriff Of
Wilharger county with a posse, either
"a attached witnesses or under bonds
for violation of United States laws. A
dispute arose between two cowmen of
Young and the squad over an unset
tied hotel bill, when the Vernon party
became so abusive that q cowman OF
Young got his Winchester, came on
the streets and bid defiance TO the
Vernon squad. Friends interviewed
and the difficulty was settled, not.
however, until the Young county
man had fired n couple of shots. The
friends of both parties were armed To
tne teeth. AS "A result Capt. Joe Ben.
edlct received n painful flesh wound jn
the thigh from an accidental dis
charge of a sell-adjusting pistol. Cant
u. was not in the row, but had been
furnished this weapon TO aid the a,,-
thoriiies IN preserving the peace. His
wound is not serious and no doubt Inv
TINS writing he Is able to be on his
feet. y" MS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
g Ii r s.. H. FH
3O7 Houston Street,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewehy &lveiwansa|
WILL NOT ALLOW ANY ONE TO UHDESEl|
Solid Facts.

Or the many manufactures
and creditable institutions of Fort
Worth, we must acknowledge the fact
That the mammoth confectionery es-
adjustment of the wide. awake Capera
Bros. ranks second to none of the Kind
IN the state. Their candies are pure.
being made only from the best of SUI
gars and purest materials. 4 hey keep
constantly employed first-class candy
makers, who understand thoroughly
their business. This house does IA large
wholesale trade, jobbing goods to vari-
Gus parts of the state and New Mexico.
lhey have men on the road, and a full
corps of accommodating statesmen in
the house. This store is always well
supplied with foreign and domestic
fruits, nuts of all kinds, prize goods of
candy and retail department is COM
plete,. while their stock of cigars and
smoking and chewing tobaccos are va.
rled, and of the lest brands. For fair
ana square dealings the writer (hav-
ing been in position to know takes
pleasure in recon- mending this firm TO
our people, and the public generally.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
IN BRIEF.

Fine valentines at Corners.
= New piano for rent at Corners.
Frank Kiser keepsslways fresh beer. Strict
order. Polite attention given customers.
The Golden Harvest cook stove takes the
bakery. For sale by j. W. wyse, eoi Houston
street,
Atooi Houston street you can buy one of
those celebrated "Golden Harvest cook
stoves.
In another column read what that flourish
ing school, the Fort Worth business college,
has TO say.
nThe celebrated $50 den Harvest cook
stove is all the rage. For sale by j. w. Wyse,
9oi Houston street.
Rev. W. C. McCune. congregational minis
ter. breaches every sunday at 8 O'Clock p. M,
corner of FIN and 1by lor streets. Sahjcct,
Sunday, 10th inst, .'The need of Christian
work In Fort Worth"
Il is understood that Or. Karo, or the In
dian doctor OF this city, has salye composed
or roots and herbs that VIII cure the worst
cancer, ulcer or running sore inside OF thirty
days. IL has been higoiy Endorsed 10y some
Of our best citizens.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner OF
Finh and Taylor streets, Rev, +. f. Lnwles
pastor. Sabbath school 23l n. M, Mr.. W. T..
Fakes superintendent Morning service at
ii u. m; theme not selected. Evening service
az 7:j1 p. M; subject, "Looking Unto Christ"
Music by the choir. vi, but especially
strangers, more than welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

=, Among the leading houses of North
Texas, the GAZETTE refers with pleas
nrre to the large wholesale liquor house
of Mr.. Charles Scheuber. successor to
Schuber d Hochstadter, wholesa g
liquor dealers of this city. Mr.. Scbeu-
Der, by strict and close attention to bus-
ines has done well his part, aided bv
!horough-going travelling men. in
building up Il iirst-class trade for his
house. This establishment carries n
heavy and well assorted stock Of
liquors and wines. of the best brands
and cigars in endless profusion. We
predict for the new firm unbounded
success
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
A BACHELORS sOLILOQUY.

TO WOO, or not to WOO, thatls the question:
Whether It's the nobler part for man to suffer
The stings and SORROWS OF single life,
Or 10 take unto bis arms wife,
And thus increase them9 To woo--,o win
No more;-and by the winning TO say we end
The heartache and the thousand natural
shocks
That man Is heir tots a consumma ton
To be deliberately thought on. To woo-to
To win! perchance 10 wed; ay, there's the
rub:
For being welded, then what sis may come
When We have shuiiied OF our single coll
Must give US pause; there's that in 1t,
Tint makes calamity OF welded life;
For who would bear the TRIALS that come on
time.
The kin, who throng the new made home,
The tauntsand fortunes ofthe wlfe's mamma.
That the patient husband In silence takes,
When he forever might them avoid
By staying Hingiee Who would burdens bear,
To sroar and net, with children and with
wife;
But that the dread of Ills that age attend
lhat undiscovered fnture-those things un-
known
IL mas In store for us, puzzles the VIII,
Anu makes US not only bear those ills we
have.
But ny TO Others that We know not orr
Thus love makes asses OF US all:
And thus the native hue of resolut,op
issiohiied DER with the pale cast of thought,
Ana the settled aim OF single-bless
Is changed and turned away,
And we lose the name OF bachelor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
The Hazing Cadets.

y, annapolis, February 0.-The court
ahn LA OF The naval cadets involved in
S 10, ERazing scrape began to-day. Ca
az Ge FRED V. Baker of the third class
t h'sd statements that the acts commit
t; Hu ny MN were without premedita-
u ~ ana expressing regret therefor.
,h e piead guilty. Cadet Jastermski of
,n me iirst class made objection to the
ne.loers Of the court. The objections
S,,,,', sistained, ana Lieut.. Porter sub
s sa, for Lieut.. Hern. Lieut.. Wal
The cadp uWln appeared as counsel for
ara M as, me other cadets charged
the first class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

Both resident buyers and visiting
ones ought to notice the following
named central properties offered very
low by the Texas Investment Co.
(Limited): Vacant block l20xl0O
Throckmorton, between Second and
Third streets, back of Traders Nation
al bank.
Also: 75Xl00 and house thereon ON
Throckmorton street, opposite grocery
house of Joseph III. Brown.
Also two dwelling houses. each four
rooms, and lots 50xl00 each, on Wealth
ford street street, near Pecan, bring
ing twenty-five per cent. per annum
of prices offered 1T.
Also: Vacant lot on Bellluap, just
west from court house square, 50xl00
feet.
Also: Two houses and lots on Bel
KNAPP street, west from square. Well
rented.
Less than $50, 900 will buy all of the
above mentioned property, or they
will be sold separately at great bar
gains. Texas Investment Company
lLimited), Office Second street, west
from Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
LOCAL NOTES.

A special train bearing an eIcur-
sion party of one hundred and twenty
Illinois prospectors passed through the
city last night en- route to Big Springs
and the country adjacent.
The skating rink over the old stand
of Johnson, Amber & Young, on the
square, is doing IA rattling business.
Mr.. w. III. Lyme, the proprietor, is
doing all he can to popularize this fas-
pastime.
The store of Jones & Owens at kirk
wood in this county burned last Mon
day night. The loss was about 81 1000,
upon which there was partial insur-
ance. Everything was burned. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
Coming Attrnctions.

Manager Elsei of the opera house
has received an intimation that Min.
ME Hauck, the great prima donna,
will come TO Fort Worth next month
II sufficient inducements can be offered.
He IL anxious to secure the benefit of
her talents for night of song, and
will use his best efforts In that dIrec-
ton. He proposes TO secure an en-.
gagement for an operate concert
which will please everybody. We nil
want Minnie 10 come among US and
sing us the Old-time ballads that used
TO stir our hearts In the far-away DAYS
OF our youth, that will sound the
chords OF loves sweet recollection
again. The young people, TOO, want
to hear the popill.r ballads of the dav
sung by one who knows so. well how
Mr.. Elser will tomorrow canyass lie
business part Of tho city Ia order to as.
certain what number Of tickets can be
sold. Prices will be So and 81. so. Ev-
cry young man that wants 10 please
his sweetheart and every married man
his wife, viii be on the qui wye TO but
down his name. 1t is rot often that
ruch chances come and they should be
AK, ,sken advantage Of Let us have
~@~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

4 telephone message was received
from Graham yesterday that n. a.
Nicholson had died in the Jail at that
point. Instructions were asked In ref
erence to the disposition of his body,
and arrangements made for IL to be
buried at Graham. Mr.. Nicholson
was q young man well-known here,
and having high connections. His
old home is in Virginia. He was for
merly a clerk in the old Randall n
Darling company, but since the new
company went into operation he has
been trading. He was arrested about
three months ago on charge of deal
ing in stolen cattle, and has since been
languishing in Jail. He was high
spirited young man and of a very
genial disposition. He was therefore
popular with his associates. For many
months he has been in bad health and
gradually failing. OF late he has eaten
nothing, and his constitution could not
long stand the lack of nourishment. 1t
is understood that arrangements had
been made for his case to be mol.
pressed when it came up in court. But
before that sitting the unfortunate
young man has been summoned before
a higher tribunal, where it is to be
hoped that ever plenteous mercy may
temper the stern mandate of justice
we all have reason to dread
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

The Texas Investment Co., limited,
offer fine investment for $1,000. in
three houses and lots renting for $500
per year. and vacant lot on which n
fourth house can be built. We have
also half block, 250Xll0 to wide alley,
and houses thereon rented for $3.50 per
year, at $1,000. Also vacant half
block on Jennings avenue, 3O0xl1O to
alley, ut low price. Also 150x150 feet
divisible into four good lots, in same
vicinity, for sale cheap. These proper
ties, all invitingly situated, will be
shown buyers applying to Mr.. David
Boaz or Walter j, Morten at offices
Texas Investment Co., limited.