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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-22
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
JOHNS DISAPPOINTMENT.

Last spring ] found pumpkin seed,
And thought that | would go,
And plant it in secret place.
That no one else would know,
And watch all summer long to see
1t grow, and grow, and grow,
And may be raise pumpkin for
A Jack-a-lantern show.
| stuck a stick beside the seed
And thought that should shout
One morning when stopped and saw
The greenest little sprout!
used to carry water there,
When 10 one was abOuS,
And every day I'd count to see
How many leaves were out.
Till, by and by there came a flower
The color of the sun,
Which withered up, and then / saw
The pumpkin was begun;
But oh! / knew I'd have to wait
So long to have my fun,
Before that small green ball could be
a great big yellow one.
AT last, one day, when it had grown
To be the proper size,
Said Aunt Matilda: John, see here,
I'll give you Il SURPRISE
She took me to pantry shelf,
And there, before my eyes,
Was set a dreadful row OF half
A dozen pumpkin pies.
Said Aunf Matilda: "John, 1 found
A pumpkin, high and dry,
Upon pile of rubbish, down
Behind that WORKOUT sty!n
o, dear, l didn't cry, because
I'm quito too big to cry,
But, honestly, couldn't eat
A mouthful of the pie.
Mrs. Geo. archibald, in N. Y. Tribune
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-22
A COSTLY HIGHWAY.
A Solid Silver Wagon Road in the Noun
tains ofCOlorado.

A Solid Silver Wagon Road in the Noun
tsins of Colorado.
"A silver mining company that can
build a wagon road out OF stuff that
turns out about $500 to the ton in pure
silver ought to get along, hadn't it?''
said w. l.. Billings, of Rochester Il
think so, and tell our folks out in
Rochester, who have got an interest in
the Horseshoe Mine in Colorado that
they've hooked on to a tolerable good
thing, and had better hang on to it.
They had to have a road from their
mine to some place about three miles
away, and last summer they put men to
work to build it. As they had to draw
heavy loads over it, they took the rock
that had been taken from the shafts,
and which lay around in the way, and
macadamized her all the way through.
The wagons passing over the road
ground the rock down. One day they
got heavy rain storm, and when things
got dry again after the rain the wind
blew the dust off the road, and all
through the roadbed, every which way,
they could see big streaks of silver.
Well, maybe they didn't copper on to
the rest of the rock that lay around that
mine! They sent over a lot to be assayed,
and when the report came back they
found the roadbed was worth 5000 u
ton. They've got to have the road,
though, and l guess they'll leave it.
Talk about your nickel-plate railroads!
Pshaw! A solid silver wagon road is
good enough for us!''-M Y San.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-22

No more touching compliment could
be paid than that of the child who had
overheard a conversation at the table on
the qualities of u wife, As he stopped
over to kiss his mother he remarkeds
mamma, when l get big I'm going 70
marry lady just 'Xactly like your
Indianapolis Journal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-22

New Mexico produces and sends
abroad more carpet woods than does
any other Territory or any State in
the Union. 1t clip this year went
above 5,000,000 pounds,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-22

Old rats, it is said, lose their facul.
ties and are lead around by the younger
ones.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

itultet werbea? 8ie ssiast, perboten iinb
ie einitpeilen nidt; es bleibt baber inner
benz Grmeiien bes Serrn Bfarrers anbeims
sefeat, pas ct in Der Sade tbun mill ct
muB wiiien, ob bic WiBbrdude berart iinb,
bab Der SittIi9feit S9aben erma9isn
fSnnte. Wir babsn ibm feline Sori6rtfs
ten gu MAIDEN, unb ct lit ni9t uns, ionoern
benz 8ii9of uerantwortlid inbeiien wirb
ss linn angenebm fem, wenn bu i'm auf
sewiHe l1ebelitanbe &C., wel9e ct mDslis
9erweiie beieitisen tOnnte, aufmertiam
ma9it.
Sd bin bait INNER nod Der Meinung,
baB wenn elm Bfarrer s~eswunsen lit, iol9e
gicnies 81 pe%ranitalten, pon rpesen benz
leibisen 9elb, 70 iei bas ber Gsmeinbe
ni9t gum Sob ansure9nen. @enn i'd
elm 8ibIein bdtt, bas nidt arbeiten woll>
te, auBer t9 sdbe ibm aaemal uorerit Elm
Stiid Suder, bann piirbe i6 lieber mad
benz Sarrenidwans ais mad Der 3uders
bi9ie sreifen. gs lit unb bIeibt bic
Bflidt zines Seben, lie mad ieinem &Onnen
gum llnterbalt BET Stride unb ber fir9lis
den Inftalten beisutrasen. Sd sweile
aber iebr fart, Oh Solde, bic nur auf 9ics
MICS, 8oltsfeife unb anbere 8eluitisunsen
r%parten, ibre Yflidt tbun. @as iie ba ses
BEN, bas seben ite eisentli6 ni9t benz lies
ben @ott, ionbern fi9 ielber; Der Inter
i9ieb lit nur BARN, baB bas 0ereniigen
elm wenis tbeurer tommt ais sew6bnli9.
Oieienigen aber, bic INNER berett finb, ibre
Bhi9t gu tbun, benen brau9t bod Die
Oampfpumpe ni9t anseiett gu perben.
gine @emeinbe, bic IN iSu9t unb gbren
Elm Soltsfeit absubalten unb baburd Der
suten Sa3e 81 niiben weiB, 1T sepiB nidt
gu tabeln; cine 9emeinbe aber, bic Der
sroBen Yumpe ni9t bebarf unb es bod
ni3t am Notbwerbisen feblen ldBt =
nenne fe mir, unb i3 mill ie loben.
gs iolen alio beBbalb feinerlei Streis
tigteiten In elmer @emeinbe porfommen.
Sine feline MiBbrdu6e ba, 70 1T aud feline
ginuenbuns gu MAIDEN: iinb beren pors
banben, nun bann, liebe 0eut, bann iinb
iie ia unter eu9 felber. Stebt es bann
eu9 ielber nidt gu, bic Bicnics absui6afs
fen, 10 lit es bod ellere Yfi9t, bic MiBs
brdu9e absui9affen. QIterirt e,i6 bod
ni9t unb uerlett ni9t bic gd9itenliebe unb
bic 3riitlide Gintra9t. - 9aBt ibr nur bic
firdlide Sbrisfeit walten; iie wirb pers
orbnen, erlauben ober uerbieten, mics rsdt
re9t lit. @er unterbehen Sreube am
Yicnie bat, benz lit iie erlaubt; per feline
5reube baran bat, Der bleibt bibi6 bas
beim feline Bfi9t fam er ia bod tbun,
unb i6impfen brau9t er aud ni6t. @er
fiblt, baB ct nit sutem @epiiien ni6t
binseben fam, Der sebe ni6t, unb wer sebt,
Der iebe wobl 81, baB er nur iein eisenes
@elb ipenbe. Oas @elb, bas bu einem
@nbern idulbis biit, sebSrt ni9t Dir, OBJ
i9on bus i'm Soieniad bait; bu bait tein
&e6t, es gu ipenben. Sett nur euern
Serrn Yfarrer in ben Stanb, obne Bicnic
fertis gu werben; sebt's aber ni6t, 10
belft linn wenisitens, alien MiBbrdu9en
nit 9riitlidem @rnit elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

li9e SanSeln bss Sauptes Ser grecutipe
Der &epublif bur6sefibrt werben. Der
@abIfampf unS bic 0srrpuItuns, benen i9
mid nnteraieben ioa, wiirben einen i3eits
raum bon flint Sabren umfaTen; aubers
benz fann i6 mid feiner Tdul9un9 iiber
ibre 9aiten binSeben. Srei Sabre Der Grs
fabruns in benz Semiben bic ifdbtiide &e>
sieruns IN Nep Yorf gu reformiren unb
swei Sabre Der @rfabruns in Der hinge
italtuns Der Gerpaltuns bes Staates Neru
0orf baben mid nit ben Nnipri6em zines
iel9en Wertes pertraut senta9t.
@esenmdrtis iinb bic ~grpdsunsen, nell
DIE i'm Sabre 1880 mein SanbeIn beitimmt
baben, serabe sebieteriid. Sd bari feline
gufsabe iibernebmen, 81 beren Sur1fibs
rans es mir an Der fOrperIi3en &raft ses
bri9t.
0ie Understanding gu perbeHern,
mein eisenes Sbeal gu perlpirtli9en unb bic
seredten @rwartunsen bes Bottles su err
fiaen, wiirbe in Der Gbat bic Opfer, wsl9e
bas llnternebmen b%ebinsen wiirbe, re9tfers
tisen, wie aud allsin griat bafiir bieten.
@ber in meinen porssridten Sabren unb
NIT abnebmenben &rdften traue t9 mir bic
90iuns bieier @ufsabe ni9t su. Sd iebe
mid besbalb s%eswunsen, enbsaltis su err
fldren, baB i'd iest Sic Wiiben elmer &es
9ierunS ober zines @ablfampfes ni6t auf
mid nebmen fann. Sene i1Onite @ottess
sabs: bic @eIesenbeit unb bas germSsen,
gum @uten ansueifern, feineswess unters
iddtenb ; unausipre9lid bantbar meinen
Mitbiirsern, bic mir cine 10 iesensrei6e
SbGtisteit anweiien mO9ten, finbe i'd Croft
IN benz @ebanten, bab weSer bic bemofras
tide, nod bic republifaniide Bartet iett
ober iemals fir ibren erfOlsrei9en Sorts
i9ritt auf Der 8abn elmer eblen 8eiims
mling BON einem einselnen Meni9en ab>
bdnse. Na9bem i'd benz Woble meiner
gartei meine sanse &raft uno @elunbbeit
sewibmet unb bic duBerite @ren;e msines
SermOsens fir iOl6e @rbeiten, uie ibr
Wobl ie jett erbeiidt, errei9t, beuse i9
mid mur benz Wilen @ottes, wenn id
meme SiientIi6e 9aufbabm auf INNER ais
beenoet betra9te.
SamueIS 5. StIben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
&iterarti6es.
(S6luB.)

(S6luB.)
DR.. Tran5 Taber @eninger, 8. ]. Sris
9ineue, fnr5sefaBte, practii9e Seits
prebisten gu Gbren Der 3. Ipoitel,
Srbensitifter, Qanbespatrone unb
S9utbeilisen. 0urd ale ioliben
Bu9banolunsen gu beSieben. Gins
c%tnnati. 1884.
Die Yreoi9ten bes bo6peroisnten MiifionGrs,
bic ii6 bur6 ibre fernise Sprade unb sroBe cSns
nigteit alSSei6nen, limb 10 %befannt, oaB eS bieBe
Gulen nod atben tra9en, wolten mir piel gu
ibrem eobe iasen.
Boston. Textbook Series. - The Catholic
Childs Bible History. A Textbook
for Schools. Old &New Testament.
Compiled by the Sisters of Mercy.
Boston. John A. Boyle, Publisher,
Is Broomfeld St.
Sieie fir S6ulen beitimmte Sibel 9ibt in err
sGblenoer Sorm bic B. S6riiten unb linb am
4ufiGli9 lit uns, oaB oiele Gibel obne ir9eno
cine Gsnebmi9un9 BON firdli6er Seite eri9eint.
Compiled by the Sisters of Mercy 1T fem Griab
fir Die tirdlide Qutoritat.
Ser ierapbiide Tiibrer. Gin Sanbbu9
fir bic Wit9lieoer bes britten Srbens
tes 3. SranSistus. Na9 ben neues
ften 8eitimmunsen bes B.. Iaters
2eo's XIII. Von einsm Yrieiter Der
Sransisfaners guitobie gum 3. Sobans
mes Yaptiita. Mit bii3Ofi9en 9lps
probationen. .9iew Oorf, Cincinnati
q ct. Qouis. Bensiser Brothers,
Epposrapben bes B. Stubls. 1884.
Sn Qeinwanb ~sebunben 60 Gts., IN
9sbsrbanb NIT sepreBter 0efe unb
rotbem S9nitt rs Gents.
Den Mit9liebern 6es britten OroenS pir6 bier
elm $ II B II d 9eboten, in wel6em lie cine
furs9eiaBte gelebrlIn9 iiber ben Orben, ben
gSortlaut Der nellen Re9elperfallun9 nit ertlds
renoen gemertungen uno einen lerapbii6en Se=
bensplan, Su9en6lpie9el mad benz geben Der
Seili9en unb Seli9en bes Sroens, bas neiie Ges
remoniale mad Der oifi;ielen rOmiiden auSgaz
be, bic Warianiiden Sa9;elten uno Die 9emobnz
li6sn anba6tsiibunSen finoen.
Scr Yantbcismus. @ewiirbist bnr9 Oars
le9ung unb Wioerle9uns BON %. W.
S9nIer. Sci Miblbauer & Sebrs
le, go. Al Ga Saae StraBe, Gbicas
go, 81. 1884. Preis IS Gents.
Sisles ben gebiloeten seipiomete gSert bebans
belt cine Der 9robteu Srrlebren Der 3sit, ben
YantbeiSmls, Die Neltanl6auung, mel6e tei=
nen perIonli6en, iiberpeltliden Gott anertennt,
lonbern 4ott nit benz Ill Der SinQe ober nit
Der gSelt fir einerlei erfldrt unb meilt IN tlarer,
lo9ii6er Dirt oieIe neitperbreitete, ab9el6madte,
ntooerne pbiloIopbiI6e S,rrlebre na6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Die Baltimore Solfsseitmn8''
iiber oic Ytcnic'S.

Sin Yicnic It an unb fir d
Elm 9an5 unf9ulbises
Yer9 Ii 9 N, unb ais ioldes lit es Elm
erIaubtes gersniisen. @are es Hi3t
anunb fir i'd uni3ulbis 9, fein
gii9of wiir6e es erlauben. Oie bii66fs
li9s GrlaubniB enti9eibet ben Strsit
gum goraus in 9eSus auf bic Sadie ielbit.
9eiber werben aber AUDI bic beiten Oinse
in Der @elt, bur9 unuerninftise uno uns
fromme Meniden miBbrau6t. Ser WiiBs
brau6 ueri3le6tert bic Sa6e ni9t, sibt
uber anlaB gu srOBerer 9orii9t; bod sas
pOn na9ber. 3uerit bic before Seite:
9luf benz 9anbe mag bas Pienie b09it
entbebrli9 iein, benn bic &anbleute pic
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Stloeu Iebut ab,

Qanse itritt man ii6 barber, oh Gilben
bic GanOioatur fir Prdiioent aunabme ooer
ablebne. Tim alien 3ueifel elm Gnbe gu
MAIDEN. bat CT folsenbes S9reiben, baS
benz Manne ale gbre ma3t, an ben 9Ors
iibenben bes bemotratii9en Staats:G Sons
uentS bon New Yort seridtet, ber es
bur@ bic afiOciirte Preiie perOffentlidt:
New yort, 10. Sum-.
gn Daniel Mannins, 0~oriitenben
beS bemofratii9en Staatss
eonpents pom Nep 0ort.
Sn meinem S9rsibsn pom Is. Sum-
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2atboIRGer air6en GaIenSer.
9om performer S6afe.-9uc. Is.

5onnt. ben 90. SUM- 10000 Bitter. Saul,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
THAT PHYSICIANS and NVALIDS

merits Of ..Ceiden's Iiaaid Beef Tonic" an
anaiy sis by the eminent chemist, Arthur
Hill Hassall,, NJ; D.. Frs, OF 10, da hr
England, and also an endorsetneh. ~
mus w lson, FRS. LID, OF London
are labeled ON each bottle. .,4
Eos IS. {. n. rRITTENTOX, General Agent,
iio Fulton Street, New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
T COUNTY.
ne me rown-A Railroad
'he Suptial Knot.
pf The Gazette

p the Gazette.
T. February 24.-An at.
o y last Wednesday night
y ,s a.. Wretch to fire The
o,' sq Y Coal oil was
- :, y i, several buildings
t \, The buildings, and
~. Suslness men was held
N, t,Is : ! lew s,' days ago, and
p e,appointed, hIessrs.
"a a. a., 4; .MeMurtray and
e y sisit Galveston aud
S f,si'.,,. with Mr.. New,
rss.slt agent of the
iss A =. II regard to the
ba,.lan freight charges
authorities of The tbt,
SMipo.e Of ascertain,
81 /, a sesi terms on which
Esv ~, sai be extended t {
save here to-day fol-
n ss,v,ssniing the Christis,
Lr, n,lltd with people !,
as .,'sse Of Ira O. vs. :,
ifs''Ihnia ' to Miss Jenn II
b ,a,. place. Afpe s" th'
s !. many co ngratuIatM,oenp''
IN W. y, The bridal I pa,t,
= ''' New Orleans on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
| TWO EDICTS.
| from the Same Source-A
Effort to stir up
Local Strife.

fTpni tNo
lin Effort to stir up
Local Strife.
BETTE.
| nd Hillsboro, February %,
bjng a communication in the
[ News of the 18th, copied by
Bcrc Mirror of the 2Si, we,
I'M a majority of the pasture
Il county, at a meeting of
date, controlling in Hill
IA in the Southwest about
i Of cattle and employing
Es, passed the following reso-
each for himself and as n
bur pasture fences are cut
threatened in Hill county by
buffers Of this county, and
they must have free grass,
July and August next i'm
bis county enough cowboys
10 riddle the fences of every
Hill county, all alike, and
lst have free grass, we Will
orn. cotton, wheat, oats, etc.
e men in Hill county are
h citizens, and want to do
when We are driven and
TODD a thing, we will do IL
ur pastures that we have
paid lOr are destroyed, woe
cnH and farming inter-
county next summer in
and the famine that will
be winter If we have to
be, We will do as Rome
do, and do it well. This
ove or scare; If the pastures
IN in this county, we can
exactly what we say.
Respectfully.
PASTURE & STocKMEN OF
Hill COUNTY.
wing is the communication
weston News above refer
BOrr & MASSEY. TENAs. ,
February II, 1854.
a session has gone from,
has done no material good
poor. But the wealthy
er showing still than the
e pastures are still per-
fenced and that is what
troubles comes up over.
We want, open range we
fOr large pastures ruin the
man can keep stock upon
8 a. we'll as another, and
tight to all, and when all
own open except what a
e, then We will stop clip
N wire and not before,
VINO reports wire-cutters
lti Keep himself close or
ns sealp,orthe officer who
70 extra trouble To arrest
I've US liberty or give us
Is ours We must have.
thbutllttl wire cut in Hill
Ny tue nippers are ready
sIlfes are being fenced
\ nj will he to pay soon
TX IS a game two can
'asI respect nipper and
ial and no others. If
aOs himself out for gov
seloui vote. We want
iof all men alike and
VI. ihe monopoly stripe,
a.e been taken and given
~ and they are permitted
~ and rob us by exces-
While their lands are ex.
lsllon, but the wool hat
~ ~. Inc bill and pay the
we government. Done
aeteltters with request
" publish same so that
Pllce will not endanger
uylhg to arrest one OF
unto the man who ar.
US on one of our little
FENcE,CuTTERs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. &C. One of the pleasantest medium
size dwellings In Fort Worth, with large lot,
prettily adorned, arteslan well, out house,
etc, all convenient and neat. The price Is
not high for so pretty n home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 20. A cheap Iittle place Tor Inc tlze
lot is l0ONlc0 with n habitable house of three
rooms upon H. and while it Is on the east
edge OF the city, IL Is convenient TO business
The price IL low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 53. Valuable residence of eight rooms
with lot l0Jxl0, well, stables, etc, This prop
erty is central ana about 10 be demanded iol
hlislnnSs nnrnnsns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. ~. Dwelling, live rooms, corner lot
lO0x.0D. The house is new. Price sli00.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 20. a good g 20 investment three
houses and lots bringing over tsoI per year
net income. Come and see II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 90. sore and four rooms, business
house, buildings insurable for Sl2Uv. VIII sell
All for less than 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 81. 4O1 feet ,fg1ound, with Two houses
unon IT. barn, stable, well, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 81. Hotel properly, centrally situated
house Of fourteen rooms, aud doing pr MT
ahle business, having an average ot forty
guests. buy er could either continue the
business or lease for 50 Oper year. he lot'
are valuable. being ll5 feet 'front.'. lnqulrcrs
viii be surprised NJ the low price of this piece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF

the Blood and enriciies II. and is there
fore q fine iRciDOrdat and o0rrecttro
IN cases OF all ehf0ni 10 nidtddtes when
are associated With an IAPovLhlsHkp
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tothe regulating and nonrlshing prop
critics of Its great food tonic clemens
II compensates for the loss Of rifdttfy,
induced by Consumption, tdfdTTh OK
bronchial and 1hrodt affections. is
sUiU remedy Fcnii,i ilie Itbilify anu
reimburse Tho Female physique ZOE
those losses of ritdiify accom- pahy-
ing complaints peculiar to me sec'
Mothers nursing their own chddTe",
and delicate tc0niep who expect -
become mothers and bring up ciyor-
GUS children should by all means uso
1t. 1t sriU restore sufferers IToMS
Mental or Eerroils Prosfrdfion ara
ing from Deer trork, Lrcesses VI
pIofracfed Disease. 1t Tiii cuTe
Drunkenness the Opiuus Hdof
for as the appetite grows hehlNn,v,
and digestion more vigorous VII si
the use OF this Tonic, tho unnhlulaA
craving dies away until tolaliy OK
tinct. II highly bent1iciai u, LIFT
Com pfafiiifs, Mdtdriat fercr' nhu
ALL MalariaI Disedsei and for tho
facilitating effects OF teper 81 any
Kind IL has no equal. IL rsiPutIs
sndSfe, iniprores DiJcsfisn and dP-
pefite. aud anurds the DysIePfic IN
ralid an tnsiiy aSsiB,iiabie drfse.e
Of rood; and is 80 pleasant 70 tno s, i,os
that tho most sensitive paiate VIII no'
ratars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 90. Dwelling OF seven rooms anu large
LOT QgOXli2), Tor 2D00
Also, n beautiful, high, vacant lot, lOONliO,
me of the finest sites OF the size in the city,
for sale at moderate price, considering add
yautages.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No..i Ruilding lots, 7oxl,O each, in the
east quarter of town. Prices low.
No.17. Dwelling, cheap box, th:ee rooms
with lot ok l5i, for sale very cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. IL. Another small place for small
pricp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

M 20. Very meat HUE uWcIIlnE OF IhItt
rooms with lot, and il is q corner. This is
centrally situated, and most attractive
nlpcp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. IS. Neat little house on Fast Beik ap
str. pL. four rnnms, fruit md shndo trees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No 81. Dwelling ON East Weatherlord
street of six rooms lot l2ONzOO; stable anu
crib. shade trees. prlce sl5CO. VIII sell al
ditionnl ground, If desired by purchaser oil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

about 500 per year rent, on large lot OF
ground, $50 feet front good investment NJ
The price, sii0l..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

They who work
early and late the
year round need,
occasionally, the
healthiul stinu.
lus impaired by a
wholesome tonic
he Dostetter's
Stomach Bitters.
To all its purity
and efficiency as
a remedy and pre-.
vent,ye of disease
commend 1T. 1t
checks incipient
rheumatism ana
malarial = YIN p
toms.relieves con-
stipatioD, dyspep-
sla n II d bilious
ness, arrests pre-
mature decay OF
the physical en-
mites of age, and
n sale by all drug
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. So. Three vacant lots, each 5JNl34, IN
southern part OF city, near MI. W. j. boaH
home Prices low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

Ferris pig hams at spencer & Tuck
ers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

The Rev. Gs,.H ThaYsf OF spuroon, Ind says
"BoI h myself and wife owe our Ives TO hl.
loh's con,umpnon Cure. L. n. Bruntusg q
Co., wholesale and retail asepts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 10. Dwelling, four rooms, lot 9sSl2O
with cow-lot and shed. 5000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. ZIG. Houston street, three adjoining
lots, with building on one bringing a per
year. The only such chance on Houston
street. The property VIII surely sell soon
under above present price for u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. ii0X. Dwelling, box OF two rooms
south from n. & Railway. Price Sioo, lot
worth almost TINT money,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 100, rwo-stury brick business house,
rented for $1,000 per year, with lot 3lNe5 feet
When lease expires n new one can be made
at $500 per year, and the property VIII be
sold for $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. Il9. Fine now dwelling, six rooms,
beautifully finished in and out closets and
porches, corner lot 5iNl1O, charming home.
n ice 900,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. I22. Dwelling, four rooms, lot fenced
and sidewalkod, on West Wcatheriord street
fnt Inp-fnp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. I9IX. Vacant luts, one CONVERSATION
500; two inside, 5oNloo each $3.50 each, on
fuckers Hill,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. 1I3. Dwelling, nv ,I,rs,v sidewaIks
lot 5eai5i, on south side iq y wsyd pieas
al round y and a good Investment At The low
any n must be sold for because the ""hei
bnsin ,s is new in another city. 49,
os No. ,ls. Dwelling on south side three
rooms. lot looxioo. ,-------z--,,,s 10, -so,I5o,
No. Iio. pwellns' ihrs %e eSa street.
e ps,.a tbi, s hundred dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

nd ~
ecfei
luiiiinl'
exceed
ais III
I. A. !
4 rf<ers
!. sails.
11ly sttu.
| ntf11
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. IIS. Dwelling, four rooms, substantial
and well fin shed, lot ooNloo well situated
Price fifteen hundred dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. III. Dwelling, three rooms, and three
lots, each 5oNioI. "A corner south rom union
depot, good lence, stable, ffuit. Price $1,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-27

No. i2i. Dwelling OF three rooms, LOT So
loo. $50.