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FROM FORT WORTH.
EFFoRTAT POLITICAL PENANcE.
Reinstatement In the Democratic House.
hold to he Sought by Big Blow
Out After the Victory Is
Assured-Local Notes.

FORT W. RITZ, Noy. Special.l-A
meeting of Democrats was held in the
c, urt-house this morning and arrange
monts made for grand celebration on
the 9th, Thanksgiving day. 1t is pro.
posed to run special trains to the city. TO
have eminent speakers present, 10 have
rue houses decorated and streets bril-
nntly illuminated. Committees on
finance have gone to work TO raise
funds, and, from present activity. tho
affair promises To be a grand success.
The Harrison-H Harris difficulty sent
you Saturday night has been adjusted,
through the mediation of y. NJ. Farmer
mutual friend. Harrison saws he
was wrong, acted hastily, and regrets
what he has done; card 10 this effect
was published to-day in the Mail. Mr.
Harris was not at all hurt In the little
melee which lasted but few seconds,
only. Two blows being given. The Mail
continues TO insist on a change in tho
fee system.
sheriff Maddox has gone to Laredo 10
ulke possession of the child of Mrs.
guernsey, kidnapped some months ago
Guernsey. The woman has been ar
rested aud is now In Jail.
Henry llitson, who shot aud killed I,
Young gambler called "Billy, the ktJ y
IN February last, has been arrested IN
Kendall county, this state, and officers
nave gone TO bring him back,
E' |" cunningham, given five wears
for the killing OF j. w. Fleming. aud
several other prisoners, will be taken to
me ponltentiarN this week. Cunning.
ham says when the ailldavits of men
VINO could not be hero to testify nj his
rla' are read ny Governor Ireland he
has hope OF u pardon(D
Alice Thompson, the cyprian who was
Shnt ihro gh the bowels nearly two
months agn by William llettnor. ana
who has been living on AN absolute ,ilaf
ever since, is now dying. with small
nnupes ior her living through the night.
She mas always insisted sh, would moi
uie' and says now abe will get welt; thai
the rourts need not bother about lief.
her--she Will settle his case herself.
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Hatton's sensible Decision.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. l7.--Tho rule gov
erning the disposition of undelivered
letters sent from hotels has been hereto
fore to send them to the dead letter
office, regardless Of tie printed request
TO return them to the hotel. The rule
was to-day amended by Postmaster
General Hatton, as follows: "Unclaim-
ed letters enclosed in envelopes upon
which hotel cards are printed, should
not be returned to the mailing office,
unless such envelope have written or
printed thereon the words "return to" in
addition to the hotel card. PrOprietors
of hotels should omit the usual return
request from envelopes supplied their
guests, and guests using such envelopes
should be careful to designate what dis.
position should be made of letters sent
by them in case they cannot be deliv-
cred.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS
ST. LOUIS.


~: LOUIS, Nov. lT.-F our UNCHANGED
hent opened lower, nuctunted slightly
ma closed lsdea below Saturday; No, y reI
,rtMl's' cashi y 9d7ri, November; 75s0tS7e'
nn.remhe- 'iAgiSSi. January, closing inside
V,nrne@ -, higher; options lower; a7,edSS.
'NSh' 3NldSPs, year; 3h.gz33, january. clos,
ihr ~ owCSt prices. '"s'
NJ oal low, lower aud weak; 90 4@2js, cash; 49,.
whisky siea y; liz
tornmeal quiet, aiYfcoO
Turk dull; i2.ON asked,
81, hulN meats quiet; long clear. 8.S5is. shor,
rlh ~; short clear, 675: {. q, n 6o2sd sn In,
shnr clear, 4 nj ~ ""-'s8"'oi
Hams, lt.ayollOO
Lard slow; I0G7ln.
NMue- Receipts, l,Mn; slow untrr llch, d,.
MANI, but prices unshnnrpd. rSnoris ny NV ~,
mo,i good TO choice, 5.eOdaio; common "a
fy,' common to IA r, AO0d3 ~, ''''S
uRs-llecelpts, iO0; active. 4 i,aa7h
SneelN- Receipts, 800; quiet and slow, ro,,,
naoii 10 medlum natives l,55D2 "a. vooI =,
ehoiee' S'ocs275; Texas, l.7Sta.25. soV' u
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Chinese War Gossip.

LONDON, NOV. 1.-THE Shanghai cor
respondent of the Times says the Chi
nese government has arranged for Eng
fish and American vessels to run the
French blockade of the Island of For
mosa. Thirteen Germans, who have
been engaged as officers for the Chinese
army, have arrived at Fientsin, and
iorty-two more are expected. Thirty
thousand Chinese soldiers crossed the
Yong Use river going southwark, ut or
near Pc Yong during the month of Dc
tober, and all boats in that neighbour
hood are now impressed into service by
the authorities for use in conveying
troops across the stream. The Chinese
have left channel only $50 feet wide
over the Woo Sung bar,
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Humpty Dumpty.

The Egyptian darkness last night and
the threatening clouds prevented a larger
attendance at the opera-house, where
Tony Denier's own original Humntv
Dumpiy pantomime and star specially
JJohsoIiaation played beneath incan-
descent light, those beautiful and
swiftly succeeding acts of comedy that
sparkle AZ they flash past and unfold n
wonderful conceit of humor. 1t is strictly
Another Goose" business, interviewer
with Queen Nab lines, and with features
tnat bring In fairy scenes and ali the
witrhery OF the Greenwood. Care can
not linger where the great Ravel il the
clown, Pantaloon the rival and Colnm.
pine the grace, and where HARLEQUIN.
Ihe INFINITE jester, utters the core of
laughter without speaking at all. II il n
pity this troupe had an unnron,t;ons
night, and Il is to be hoped that the chill.
dren, with their teachers will gather at q
VcarGe nhis afternoon and enjoy the
ers are invited free.
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The Trnnohlse nln sim I'M.

LONDON, Nov. lin the house of
commons, this evening Gladstone made
speech with referrence'to the franchise
bill, in which he said: "The government
desires to pass the franchise bill without
delay. They cannot enter into any UNI
derstanding with the opposition, unless
they receive adequate assurance that
the bill will be passed this autumn. In
that case the government is ready to
make the main provisions or draft OF
their redistribution, bill the subject of
friendly communication, or they stand
ready to introduce the bill into the
house of commons, forthwith aud prose-
cute it with all possible speed.
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FOREIGN NEWS,


fARis, Nov. l7.-There was n heavy
sost again last night and reports con.
3 the cholera epidemic are grow.
ng more favorable e''"
ANS, Nov. l1.-rhere were a denibs
. ~ ohnlera in Paris yesterday, Inihe
"HNe hours ending ut noon TODAY.
'n : deaths occurred In the hospitals
!. NY JnANE'Ro, Nov. l7.--fVia Galyes.
>r,, me Italian steamer, Matted
,a.uH1o, which was ordered away from,
with The cholera on board
.1sgu 70 DAY. The authorities refuse
N o su,alsSlon; Ten deaths from chol.
= occurred during tho VOYAGE from
E@Iltevlueo. Tho Brazilian uoyern.
~ WIN supply provisions and every.
necessary To Cuahie her to continiip
VOYAGE To some other port, Tho
.ary condition ON hoard h very had
NADRlD, Nov, iG-ren eases of chol'
kN Nv under treatment i'm Tho pm,
Oh Naiencia. Quarantine apnins,
ons crossing he French frontior Ia.
no luced tn n week, ''''
pNpoN, NuN, lin the commons
evening Dixie, president of The In.
syvernment board, denied that thar
cnolora IN England. ''N's
'Ah' Nov liking uumbert has OK.
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what French Heads are Wort, IN CHIN,

""' ''e"o" menus are worth In China
The bombardment of Foo.Chow, The
destruction of the Chinese fleet and mr..
senal by Admiral Courbet, greatly exas-
perated the Chinese authorities, and pro-
Voked them to set n price ON the head of
every french officer. A proclamation
TO that effect was publicly posted up. Inv
order OF the four high Cantonese Officials
who dictated IL. The following 10 n
translation thereof:
"For the head of commandment.
chief, 10000 taels (about $li,26O), and tho
title of mandarin MS distinguished by
the king-lisher feather.
"For the head of an officer of .sey, n
stripes, 3OOO taels (Si,b90), and the title of
fsh ,r f.. Their. N's
For thu nead Of an officer ,of avo
stripes 1000 taels ($l, i26) and tho rank
OF mandarin as designated by the pea.
cock feather. ('fhe peacock faathor
desigr ates civil and military officials of
the third rank, there being nina ranks
outside the true nobility
"For tho head oi an officer of ,broo
stripes 800 taels aud the rank of man.
DARN, as designated by the peacock
For every French soldier or sa,,or
Killed, 100 taels. But let good care Inc
taken not 10 mistake other foreigners
for our enemies.
"For the capture of an iron-clad of tbo
fir class, 10000 taels. VI WV
"For the capture of an iron.clnd oi
the second-class, so 000 tauls.
tor the clpture of the gunboat of the
lirsl-class, 10000 uieis. ~ Wv
"For the capture of "A punbo,, or ,,o
second class, A',OOO tnpls. VI ''''
"tor the capture of n small shin M
boat, 100 tpals. sup vi
"For the destruction of INV az a.,
above, half the foregoing prices win IL.
tine property captured will belong nj
right tn the captor. e W
o no aor every heavy cannon captured
SgVo taels, and tho office of mn,,darin
FOR every cannon or smaller nronnv
lions, proportionate rcwards Min Ia,
| 1.-THE author OF any plan whose exocu
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PERSONAL.

Capt. Tom Anderson, of Waxahach 10,
was In the city yesterday.
Hon. Arson Rainey, of Wa xahachie
Is registered at the Windsor,
l., q. Norwood and wife, of Kaufman,
are guests Of the ST. George.
DR.. II. Nj. SHELTON, wife and daughter,
OF Kentucky, are at the st. George.
Eugene Afford, son of George +. Al
ford, leaves in few days for the WASH
lngton and Lee university to complete
his course.
Alex. Friend, formerly prominent
merchant here, hut now of Kansas City,
was In the city yesterday and will short
~ return to Dallas, his first love, and
engage in business.
Col. Il. q. Bower, who has been con-
llned to his bed for several DAYS past
by u severe attack of malariai fever,
was reported worse yesterday and his
ondition was regarded as dangerous.
X, ID. Berry, a well-known cotton
buyer, late OF Fort Worth, has returned
to Dallas and will make his headauar-
ters here. They will come back, and
Dallas extends them a hearty welcome.
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, uparnuous Suggestions from John Bright

LONDoN, NOY. H-JOhn Bright, IN a
long letter ravoring free trade,
argues that since its adoption
Icy England tho price of
food, and the hours of labor have di-
minished while wages have doubled
He says although trade in
England Is mOmentarily depressed
the depression is far greater in ''protec-
ton countries like RUSSIA, France and
America" He concluded by saving
the overthrow OF the party of
perfection and monopoly IN America
, NAV prove to be a great blessing, and
when England and America have EN-
braced the policy of free industry the
whole fabric of monopoly throughout
the word will totter TO its downfall.
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A strike Renewed.

DENVER, Nov. l7.-AbOut 200 coal mi
ners employed in the Walsenburg
mines by the Colorado coal and iron
company, of this city, went out on a
strike this morning. These miners took
part In the recent general strike, and
only returned to work last Thursday
They are members of the miners union.
Serious complications and trouble
throughout the state are among the
probabilities. The present grievances
are unknown.
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MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE newspapers
are eagerly discussing the question of
Spanish rights in west Africa, especially
along the coast of the Gulf of Guinea.
Spain claims sovereignty over the Is
lands of Corisco, Annobon and Eloby,
and over a part of the main land adj
joining French Gaboon. The frontier of
French Gaboon is not clearly defined
and there is Il tract of territory which
both France and Spain claim.
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Fenian FiizrernId.

CORK, Nov. 7.-Patrick n. Fitzger-
aid, the Fenian suspect acquitted at
Dublin on the 10th inst. of completely in
the Tubber-Curry cases, arrived here to-
night. An Immense conrourso of peo-
PIE greeted MN. The horses were taken
from the carriage, and it was drawn
through the streets by the people. A
lorchlight procession and bands of mu-
sic escorted Fitzgerald to his hotel.
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Bed Rock at Kansas Ctr.

KANSAS City, Nov. IT, Chicago
tickets to-day are selling at 81 by all
;,Soes. The st. Louis rate remains at 81,
but IL is expected to go lower.
. CHICAGo, Nov. 1.-THE Burlington
road to-day announced passenger rate
Of 81 from Kansas CITY to Chicago, and
the Oh c igo and Alton made the rate
~ from Chicago to Quincy, Illinois, and
Hannibal, Miss Nuri.
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pressed desire that the municipal par
ties devote to the relief of tae cholera
sufferers in the several cities the money
they intended to appropriate for the
grand welcome to the king on his return
to the capital.
PARIS, Nov. l7.-From midnight Sun
day to this evening there have been :
deaths from cholera in the city and 10 in
the hospitals. The municipal council of
this city has passed a resolution tempo
rarily removing the tax on bread.
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ReannIlnp Mnrk

y PITTsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE wire draw.
ers of Oliver IL Roberts wire mills, who
struck several weeks ago on cut of 10
per cent, returned to work to-day, hav-
ing compromised on a 10 per cent. re-
duction. The striking coal miners re-
9umed work at O'Neal, Waltguy e
WOODS mines. to-day, and before the
Nose of the week il il expected that all
.M mines along the river will be In
,0peration at the reduction.
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To Reduc, ,,tn.,. Wages.

f CUMBERLA I'D, MD, Nov. l7.-Notices
we're posted throughout the Cumber-
land coal region this morning by all the
companies that on and after December
y, next, the price of mining coal would
be reduced from 80 cents To 10 cents per
ton. ltcannot yet he ascerlained what
action, IL any, tho miners will take re-
garding the proposed reduction.
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NRw HAVEN, Nov. l7.-Four thou
sand employees of the Brantford lock
works went out on a strike to-day ow-
Ing to q reduction of ten per cent In
Their wages. The company claims that
nerce competition forced 1t to make the
feduction, and IL the employees don't ac-
.cept its offer the shops will be closed
4ltogether for some time.
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Texas state Pr,ss.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. l6,-ISpecial. H.
The annual meeting of the Texas State
tress association occurred here yester-
day' the leading papers of the stnte be
ing represented. The regular amount
or fou Inc business was satisinrtorli,.
u,spossu ot and the following officers
elected for the ensuing yonr:
frealueni, Frank Grice, of the SAN
Anlo 10 kxrress; vice president, w. p.
.alnes, OF the Austin Statesman; serro.
,ory aud treasurer, W. l.. Hall, of the
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The Wnha,h Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. l7.-Judge Treat, of
the United States conrt, refused to grant
the application for the appointment of
additional Wabash receivers asked for
by the Central Trust company, of New
York, in the case now pending in the
United States circuit court. lie said
the present receivers could protect the
interests of all parties.
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Uncle SANS Years Expenses.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE annual
report of Judge Lawrence, first comp
roller of the treasury, was submitted to
She secretary of the treasuary to-day.
The number of vouchers examined and
certified during the year was 8,5S5, S96.
and involved the sum OF $2,2lS, O5}, 800.
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The Lacl,awanna Declines to Gut.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Delaware Il
Laekawanna has refused to cut rates TO
meet those of other lines running TO
thicago. There are no new develo, :
ments in the railroad rate war TODAY
i'rices remain as quoted Saturday.
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Sort of Cauc,isiny.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE conservative
leaders of the house of lords met at the
Marquis of Salisbury's residence at noon
day. The Duke ofArgyle was at the
same time In conference with Gladstone
aud Earl Spencer in Downing street.
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ALEXANDER, Nov. IA band OF
forty-iive brigands recently at
tackled a farm near Metal, kill
ing the proprietor and wounding
four servants Thev afterwards nj,
tackled the village of Tambidi, killnlp
two persons and wounding others.
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Robert Titus Falls.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE schedule in
NE assignment OF Robert Titus, dealer
1, seeds, las Chambers street, to John
a. a.. n ,atthews, filed to-day, shows liabili.
''es, Sij,OOO; actual assets, $1,000.
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hThc Mexlcnns are Mind.

CITY or MEXICO, Nov. 1.-THE bill
for the conversion of the English debt
Is extremely unpopular among the peo-
pie, who are greatly excited. Cavalry
ana mounted police are patrolling the
streets to preserve order.
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Cali judge Lynch.

ATHENS, Nov. 1.-Two of tho Bri-
gands, who murdered and robbed two
employees of the French Laurian min
ing company, have been captured and
Ill 900 francs recovered.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
/. STOCK MARKET WAS WEAK.
'pidemic Reductions and Strikes in
b. Sccti0ns-Thc Eailrond War
4 Stiil Goes Ou--A Number
More Assignments.
Tone of the stock Market,
: York, Nov. l7.-Governments
generally firm.
ID SECURITIES ouiet and weak.

NRailways generally firm.
esstate securities quiet and weak.
The day opened with a lower market
or Stock, and before l0:30 there was q
iecline of u to ~ per cent; Union Pa
:iiic was the feature, selling down to
'0l8c. The decline on the remainder of
list ranged from X to Z per cent.
3lirds midday II lirmer feeling pre-
vailed on an attempt by the bears to
cover short interest, which at the
time was large, and leading
prices advanced to 81 per cent,
Delaware and Hudson and Changers be-
ing the most prominent on the rise. In
the afternoon Union Pacific weakened
and dropped to 1875, and the entire list
declined in sympathy. New York Cen
trail fell off oS1}s, Central Pacific to 3ll{-
Northwest to S6l5, ST. Panl to az, Lack
awaniia to l.05, Lake shore TO Ga, Texas
Pacific to ll}s, and Western Union tC
59A. Transactions, $4,000 shares.
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Deserving of Confidence,

There is no article which so richly do.
serves the. confidence of the commilnitv
as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Those
suffering from asthmatic and bronchial
diseases, coughs and colds, should trv
them. Price q cents. Wy
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The silver Dollar

" DARLINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE issue of
,Ndard silver dollars for the week
ing November 10 was siSS,g9i; cor
'pohdip g period last year, $33S, 9aS.
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More News from ,;ordon

DoNGoLA, Nov. 7.-Another letter
has been received from Gen. Gordon,
appointing the Mudir of Dongola n
pasta and general.
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Sneclnl Nnfica.

Mr.. Sidn'y, manager of the Humpty
Dumpty combination, courteously in
vites all teachers of schools and sem.
inaries to tho matinee to-day at 3 p. m.
The balcony will be reserved for the
school children at % cents; teachers
complimentary. Matinee at . O'Clock.
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~ "A # r R THAN EV FER u

load which
fer at VERY Low PRICES
We also have some Fire and Burglar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

Loss Of sleep sustained In the anxiety
spent in nursing the little darling So
slowly and pitifuily wasting away py
the drainage upon its system from tne
effects Of teething, nearly units you
for business. We suggest that II you
will TRY bottle of DR.; Bigg .e
southern Remedy you will have a
panacea for all bowel troubles, and loss
Of sleep and sickness will be unknown !,
in your house. This, with bottle OIL
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen, combining, the
stimulating expectorant principles OF
the sweet gum with the healing one
of the mulleip, for the cure of Group
whooping cough, colds and Is Sonsum ap,
ton, presents a little meuiclne-cn ,ss y
no household should be without for the
speedy relief of sudden and dangerous
attacks of the lungs and bowels. ASK
your druggist for them. Manufac
tured by Walter a. Taylor, proprietor
Taylor's Premium Cologne, Atlanta
90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters," as
it is medicine, and by reason of its
cathartic properties cannot be used as
beverage. 1t is manufactured from
the purest materials, and acts directly
OH the liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels. AS blood purifier it has no
equal. Is pleasant to the taste and
effective in it's action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27
Big Tent Festival.

The ladies of st. Paul's NJ. +. church,
DESTROYS of helping along in the extern
sive improvements now being made in
their church building, have secured a
monster tent and will have it pitched
near the opera house tonight, where
they will be ready to serve all who
come, with ice-cream and Strawberries
of delicious flavor. Don't fail to come
and enjoy the evening.
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rRusrll',.la

T,HE STATE. or MS
i TARRANT-Wkrxs
october, snyder. Cnlf al,
ship Q ,Inposed ii MIMI
witt and Z. II. caif tyut,
trust Of said date, al mn
firm name, to wn. q. yusr
following described E.xs
that certain trattcr pifal (
Colorado City, Mitchell r.
known and distinguish 4
plat OF said city ssldylr
thirty twoIS!s alsolot ytsl
forty.two lisl Of saR slly, 4
and reference Is hereis rzI
SAID town, which h q rad
Mitchell county. ftrs, VI
II; said propeft! ccavud'1
secure the prompt nd m
MAJ urlty Of thife teliik r.
bearing date Of 0cNt1z 4
said notes being Ioiihe H1i1
dollars, and due f'u " N
second note In iheis1 fi1
lars, payable 10 shy dNh
third one Of ssli nas ! q
tho sand andtve1gSv1
and payable seventy hHn
said notes bearing lutxf1
per cent per annurM =
order Of Joseph H Enfa1
| Worth, Texas ard pr2rh
| for attorneys III b ~
law; said notes tzni's
| Craig a Co. 10 lheli hhh1
| 10 said Joseph h. irsa Az
| notes have log ilsn ~,
| the same remain v.ay unA
| their legal effect; ~ yltss
| the present LEGAL hdaa aai
| having made dri !szia q
| trustee. TO execrsl ~ rsh'
| the said Z b. Crslt b. hss
| Of said trust dsei, dtazst'
II, WIN. G Sewty, MS !.
| virtue Of the povsi w. n
| vested by virtue q ~ ny
coed 10 sell oil tht lslfss
snyder and T. Z kas ,sa.,
property al the dated W., 's's
| deed Of trust, VII lhl' y v
Of said partnership Urn !. Y 4,
Co., or as indillau.li..lia, I, !.
Worth. Texas, IN IIo'l z
door Of Tarfanl cDunlI, -
Tuesdayin June, ~, Y J.
cash in hand, 10 tlslis.
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18th, ISL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-27

We roast to-day full line of our fine
cofiees. The store at corner OF Main
and First streets will be replenished
from the roasting by l o'clock. DOM
fail to try them hot from the cylinder
Our teas are the best in the market
Sugars cheap. w. III. BROWN.