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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
NOTICE
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAn 20.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD 60.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders ~ the Norfolk AID
Western Ra ruad Company will be held wednesday the
seventh dav OF ~ 1854 IO O'Clock Inc Ooe n
tie COmlaDy Of Roanoke. virginia Wnrn an cleo
tlou t0r the enfuug year.
and transacted properly conc %
fore the mcrtug.
The transfer will be closed from O'Clock p ~, April
%, 1881, until o., a. H.. May y, ISIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Anew STYLE.

From the heading of this advertise
ment the reader might suppose the on
iect was new bonnet, but not So IL
ia u cooking stove, aud not only new
stvle, but every conceivable kind OF \
cooking stove, has just been rec, we'd
in stock by the undersigned. We have
received another ear load Of the cele-
Grated brands OF which we are sole
agents for Texas. We are making a
speciality of these cooking stoves ana
offer them ut lower figures than our
councillors ever heard OF We G IN
sell YOU y cooking stove cheaper than
most Of the dealers buy themselves
The reason why we can is because we
buy in carload lots, and, instead oi
keeping them on hand, sell at once on
arrival 10y putting the price within tue
reach of ali. Give us u call and price
our cooking stoves.
JOHNSON, AMBER " NouNG,
Southwest cor or public square,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
johnson, Amhler \ Nonnp.

IVFner Houston aud W,a,herford
streets desire TO call the attention of
s'orkmen, farmers aud all who use
ienclng wire, ia the taet that they ham
die all kinus OF Fencing wire, buy di-
rect nom the manufacturers for cash
IN ten carload let's and thereby gerthe
benefit nj the largest discounts On the
usual price. They sellbarhed, smooth,
plain galvanized and painted fence
Wiie, anu will guarantee their prices
TO be As low, II not lower than the low
est. fheN have a hArhed fence wire Of
recent nanulaclurewhieh is too strong
Tor ordinary NIP ers used by the fence.
cutters This seems to be the true and
ouly solution oi the ienee-cu ting Ques.
lion. Gave them call and gel prices
befoEe lay ing elsewhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

CLEBURNR
4 Victim oi the Wreck Arrested for
Cow Stealing Fence Cutters
Plying ihe Nippers.

special To tSe Gazette
Clehurne January l6,-Mr. L. \.
Stratton of this county was among the
injured IN the wreck ON the Texas n
fuelhe, near Millsap. Fiei N,nkens.
u nelghhNr of MI Stratton's, re-
celyed telegram 10 that ttl.c to-day.
Win the request that Mrs. Strartun,
wife OF The injured man, should como
to aim NJ tho railroad hospital at irrt
Worth.
The officers OF the law yesterday sue
ceeded ia capturing "a man named
foWlsr, accused OF COW stealing.
Last iall, Mr., Richardson, liv-
my lew miles northeast oi Ilt-
onfne, lost several cows, and
THIS man Fowler, who had been cailp-
lug Near his place disappeared. n few
days ago parties saw Sim camping in
the thicke,, aud repofied the fast. A
warrant was sworn cut and lAspniy
sheriff john Mitchell went 10 make
the arrest, lie engaged Fowler IN rnn-
rersa,inn, aud lay Ang his hand on his
shoulder told him that he hal a wHr
rant Tor his arrest, Fowler Instantly
whipped out u pistol, and getting the
drip on Mitchell told him ~ clear out.
Mitchell taking in the situation did so,
and oame back In town fr assistance,
Meanwhile Fowler skipped bat the
officers tracked him 10 the hills ontlAr
border OF Hood county, surrounded
filn and made him surrender, IL ~
said that Fowler is bad man, aud
was ne uhrr vi ouanlrelPs Mis-
souri, band OF despeTadoes ahon, the
CLOSE ~ the war.
the Greenharkers have issued
gu, Tor a county iuass meeting on
January ~,
,lenl flerts,ls fores. ,yss est ~...ss.'s
night Tor NEARLY nile. Pierce' pas
point,
The county count Is busy with uie
lary docket, This evening sw'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
THE l.EGISLATuRE.


ON one side and another on the other,
until the comhihed changes ruin the
roads. The roads are for the public
and not for individuals. The sugges-
ton OF the gentleman would ruin the
bill.
Frymier of Houston thought the
the vote should be reconsideIcd, be-
cause on the final pa, sage of the Till 1t
would take u twn-thlrdA vote to amend
and correct the error discovered, while
a majority may do 1t nov. Ii would
he dangerous To put II of,
The motion 10 reconsider prevailed
ranrr of Rock wall moved tonmend
the caption and first section SO rs 10
read article 81 instead of 81. Carried
Cayen moved Ia amend 10y adding
to section |, provided thata road may
Toe changed 10 shorten the distance, al.
though the ground may not be as good
"A, the old road bed, and provided fur
ther that the road may TOE changed to
better ground when II can he done
without materially lcpgthening the
distance"
Taylor of Red River said II the
amendment was adopted It would de
feat the bill, They always show That q
change which re ders road crooked
and makes 1t lead every where but
where 1t ought TO, is placing il on
better ground. one change may not
Toe material, bat they continue Ia make
them. That Is the evil
Moore of MrL.ennan moved To table
tho amendment, which WAS done v
ayes 90, nays 80.
Ayres OF BrazoS moved To amend hv
adding provided change may be
mad" to shorten e road 10y putting il
on ground not 80 good as the
old road.bed when such cha. &c
- plainly in the interest of
The travelling public lie proceeded
al some length ia support of his
| amendment, ANA made strong argu-
mrnt.
Frank OF Erath raised the point that
the amendment waS the same ia sub
stance - the one lust voted down, and
| therefore hot in order
The speaker sustained the point OF
order,
Etheridce Of Falls moved t. strike
| oht The words "discoatinue or
\ motion 10 adjourn was lost
Nash OF Dallas moved the previous
question, which heNg seconded the
amendment was losi, aud the bill
again passed.
Al Moo the house adjourned until
ten o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Hugh H. Rogers, an hishnlsn wm ,,,
has ,scrntly liv,din Fort W9.sn uus
wns ON his way 60 Mexico u's "vs"
ia s mll Of cuts and his shoulder ''SPr"'''
ed, ..,,o,,ecn,4n has
some outs In his head ami Is tlouo''"
Win palms in his neck and .n head from
Now Orleans, had his nose neaf,y mn
inflated, three teeth knocked 'nI NJ
lev bruised, u horse shoe cut !" "''
Mad and his lips mashed, "a
"V Ssnr,,, Metal of W,atherIord mao
"A fing,r broken OFT ~, rrower
ID h. Bentley OF the Wool Sr" ',N,',.
Ind his hand cut ana snoo"'e'
a n sunnett VI Collin county h"u
his riuht arm hr,ken ,,,
/. NJ Sunu,tt got a spTaineu NV
The surgeons, umtron ana Mt.nu'
ants Mt The hospital were very M.eh'
five. prs Beall n Adams, eonsu'""s
surgeons, assisted IN the dressihS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Water Consumers,

Who have mol paid their water rent
Tor the current quarter attention Is
respectfully called to tho following
rule, which Viii bc impallially en-
forced
!, Water rents viii pc due and pay.
shle o,l the hrsl days al January,
April, lNly and Oo,Ober Ia advance,
AZ the ollce Of tbs For, Worth Water
Work. ca, Z 10, paid w,tain ien
DAYS after lheN shalt lSll aue, pcr
cent, viii Ne addict, aud ii not paid
WITHIN twenty days AFTER They TALL aae,
lle supply viii hO cut on Without no.
tlve,, and not TUNED ON again nntll all
hASs ''nss als paid Including the time
" MNn NV Alii ono dNlias eNtra, wil lie
charsed for turning IN again.
Four Wonru WArRR MORRIS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
a WOODEN FACTORY
v.,,,,,..,a a, ror, worth at '0
L" w rsay pate

a., IA, rsleblshed AZ w.
Estly pate
evening ameeting was held II, VI
i'"s e,,a nc tNe Texas inNest'h,u'
the "',,S Gar tho purpose oi cohS,u'tl
Vumi"" s.us,biliN OF ertcung WV
ing wv nJil ana woolon factory lm
svp",i"s and 10 organize company
TINS ivy " The meeting was
ioI .ne psmnr, notice, hut the eilsehs
calieu VI, oaniCeslrd much interest III
pteSen' ~ as did several extensive
tue fg,,ers who were present
Wo"'s,on,inn az MI u, Boah, jury
on h''.' was elected chairman
NJ ~ nnsned the meeting W 'N
anu Nv ihe general advantages ~
mnnufAoturing eslapi.sn,'''i .nc, '" war.
nitics in or near when SUN Wa
LOCATED, dwelling NV" WV ,atn
vnntnues OF being aole !" "''n"
,srre supplies Of Wool NJ o's, - -
,hnn In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vVt',v ~, -
nv freigh,s and cemmissinns, W'u Wv.
oSr,her advantage OF hnding nulie
,ua, rh,i nr the product without pay
n ,.,". ,o,nrm rhar;es. He spoke also oI
ns ,ncrr,sinp demand Tor Woo'el'
Wv ,,i,irh would eventually oa'se
h 49, Ia be located In different l'ot-
,p',ts of tho state, Of the improvements
,a Vu n,ade In Texas wools, anu o'
,ha,r growing popularity with Eastern
.no,' o,rrsr. The chairman theh
announced the meeting opened as
r,aJv far busintss, and that the e,eo'
~ a secretary WAS next IN oruer'
an motion OF Mr. w, j. MofphS'
Mr.. Philip IL hale was .'e''e" S'''''
tary 49,, u,,,it,l to nl.
dress the meeting, aud dia 81, s'''u y.
Tint In his extensive tt'Ne,s "
the SnutheIn states no musn
prosperous neleritn III WIN
Ing and paying order wheteNe'
suSh enterprise had been sar'ot
That he had taken special care To AZ
neytnin from the prhprietnrs that theN
were praspcrp,s, and declaring avn
dends ON the money invested, ant
we're taking firm hold OF their owl
markets by placing goods ON sale q
lesa cost than could bc done where th'
raw material had to I've transported
from the producing ceulers 10 manu-
turing localities distance anu t'
turned again at Increased cnsl ~
TRANSFORMATION. He said mat lhen
were manufacturers WIN would glSdl,
move their mills 10 wool growing -,
,inns and would yet dosn,
Mr., W ] Morphy said the mec'ln!
wa,hut The beginning of the enterprise
had sufficient notice been given,
larger nunlner OF citizen would nav
been present, Ia, there could he some
thing done az onve, aud he moved ina
the chair appoint cnmuittcc nl nv
10 rect I've aud solicit subscriptions ,'h'
that tao cumpiny bt orEauiztd Whei
capital Of t2o0,eO had heen SUI
scrihtd. The molten prevailed
The chair appointed On The commit
toe Messls, MOgphy Reach, W, J
Boa1, sam SealOn and Capt Il, Il
Paddock,
Iho chairman directed the seerelar
To read u letter frnm Mtssrs Schedule
4 llochstadlef expressive Of reg'et IL
inability Of either member being Fre'
emit, bat giving assurance OF thel
hearty cooperation for the object OF u
Meeting.
Ga motion, Tue chairman was addo
10 the committee 10 receive and snltri
subscriptions
After some huther talk eonceuntn
the project, the meeting adjourned
meet again at the chairman call.
A scoutiag mill and w0olen factor
will sonu he established IN Ihis cit,
THIS Is certain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Republican Meeting.

Cul. !, ~, ihVsa Chairman oi RcpUbiiyan
N'entr.,l Nongngllee
Referring lothc movement nov be-
ing made 70 remove the present in
cWniben, Of0af pos,ohice IA this city,
We derm that the rights of the people
should be respected, and % tina end
we respectfully request yeu TO eall a
meeting Of Republicans g. take place
on the liih llsl as y, M place OF
meeting 70 le al the court house,
lSigned \ &, WHARloN,
W. L. GACfF,
NlEr HoWARp,
MR SACNOEVs,
a nogsoN,
ard oihtfa.
La concurrence with the above &c
quest, hersoy givs notice ~ the he.
nnbliSGns OF lagmnl county 10 meet
AZ the court house on "Wednesday, l6,h
inst, az \, m
J. NJ, RROWN,
uhainnAn Nep. TX, Com,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Committee Reports The Railroad Iaa.l
Grsnis-6 Gainesville Ahead.

t'tNffN' w we AfhANtANs
Washington, January l5.-Aner The
morning hour TO day, the Time was
aeNoted to comElitleu reports, cnnl-
menciug with The bill before the uuh.
ne land committee recommending Ion.
FIXTURE OF the SoAlhpnl Pacific land
grants. y large Amnher OF other Hills
were reported 60 the exclusion of other
business, Reed of Maine objected 10
li'la, ana IN sarcastic speech declared
,hM cNmlhittees were creatures OF The
hhlse, oTsauiGed to do its business
ahu ehaigmen OF committees should
NOT agrogale to themselves tbe right in
the ilgor regardless of other business
LATER Ia the day The house went
INTO committees at the whole 10 Dis. uss
the senate bl!l appiopriating 81, ONi, Csl0
spi improvement OF the Mississippi
IlNeG anu ailer numerous spetehes
from ieadtng mamhers ndlOnrn.si to
lnrlher discuss the hill ON "Wednesday.
iha extravaganza OF the MisslsInni
river commission was strongly a..
nouneed, and the change made that
the mn slmply asked Ior money 10
veus'luw ieNees Tor tho bereut a,
louisiana planters, but In suite M M
.slBpenns opposition il IL eNneeled liar
ne ON VIII rAss "Wednesday vim ~
'isht oppnslng vote. ~" "
fuE LAND uRANls
The ppee.d, 80 auies Geor,s. az -p..,.a.
l,rh,ts me public lauds eomn,ittes Il
Vpneluefe'l ~ pgomlnent o0nvrs'se,s -
~ one u, tho ahlest ever debv.'eenl
against railroad land grants. And !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
walter A. Human imp'e"'"'
Company.

puta n,ercantilc corporation quarter
a ,,j.r IN, laws vt The state WIN !"
G,id.un capital nf one huAureu Nhu1
I'll 1rlL,ts, has recently suvo,.ueu
~ U,fliuan In tue agtiVu'u'"
,n,,lsmept tn iuess, aud has maui
.,,n,h advertise urnt elsewnei' III w,
;ssmn nf The GNIKrrE, we ueen,
Nh nntsa ~ give the readers ~ wy
~ ,v,srrr snnlc Information III rvPnu
,o',he growth aud prosperity W 'lo
n !" nm of such u wide-awake ehel-
Nc md nuhuc spirited citizens N
Walter A. Huffman Is un'',," ~
lid, a i'm Fort Worth iHr 'W VI,
twenty years, during when NV ,'o
ms LENT his energy aud mnn'S w WV
nnbuilding of cur city, tie i'us
r,,spnndtd literally To- every va', III I,,
u,,pn his purse and has 'o''eu ,aiS
and late with his associates 10 un'W
mn The Queen of the fElric', W.
Worth. The agricultural lh'pH-
mani business was begun ny 'hls
rnt,rprlsiug gentleman S',',o
eirh, wears age, anu W
strirt attention 10 business, sl"nrc
dealing and settling the best goods lu'
,s lnw a priee us thy could be Iut'
chnsed IN, the largest markets, he mas
huiit up u pusiness which IL sseNu" Wv
NINA An The state, and isa crehll "our
city. som, time ago Mr. Huiln"n ~
aii1pd front his rapidly 'hcreasIns ous
mess that IN, re room wouli ne hcvvs-
snry Ia moperly show ma S'nMlus
stnsk md IN addition 10 h sbuliuihs,
corner of First and Throcknio'teh
streets. which Is one hnndrtd lett
fr MI ny ninety feet deep, ne nun.
and stocked wareropm on West tl'st
street thirty hy sevealy feet Alter
wards ne concluded to occupy the c"t'
ner opposite his present store, NhlTh
il lnO by Too feet ana iull ol so"us'
More room has become necessary re-
GENTLY, aud he has built anolhtr ware
room near the 4 MAS X Pacific railway
tracks, and has n side'taek conheo',,
ing with the railroads leading INTO anu
out OF Fort Worth,
MIR. Huffman holds n controlling III
telest in the new firm, ami VIII retain
The mauautnent nf the Ouslness, his
associates IN The new Arm are some 81
hrs old EMPLOYEES whom lie hss inter-
est,d with hun. All of them are tried
and true and the promotion Is merlted
/ hv them. Mr.. Pad Mailman, who
hss been with the house ioi
a number of years Will still travel fni
/ the company. Pad is like the house
he represents, strictly business and
withal one of the most popular gentle
man with the trade on the road
Mr.. George Hendricks is head house
salesman and Mir w, NJ, Evans pre-
sides over the books and is treasurer
of the company.
Mr.. L. NJ. Walker has charge of the
! huggies and spring wagons. Mr.. Jult
| Chaudron sells tie engines and mil
machinery, and James Dunlap and j.
/ ". Pvmhertnn are general salesmtn
I George burrows shipping clerk,
MessrS. Jttlcrits and Anderson M,
canVAssers, and besides the above the
company employ about six more men,
/ ltwill be the policy of MIR, huffman
to manage the company So ~ to keep
abreast with the Times and he hopes
/ to merit rs liberal u patronag" ia The
/ future as the business has enjoyed in
the past. Read the advertisement
elsewhere and profit thereby.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Sweet Gum and Mullen.

Most of our readers have thought
very little ot The fact that in the eNu-
dation they see clinging to the sweet
gum tree in the hot summer months
there Is q principle that Is considered
the most powerful stimulating eXpec-
torant known, They have no doubt
thought less Of the iact that IN the mul-
lein plant seen in the old fields is u
mucilagiuous substance that acts as u
soothing demuleent ON the intlamed
surfaces Of the lungs, and which has
attracted the attention of the medical
world in consequence pl IFS wonderful
elects GA consumption. When the 81
things are considered it is not surprs.
lng that raylor's Cherokee Remedy
of sweet Gum and Mullein, the great
panaoea Tor Coughs, Cronp, Whooping
Cough and all BrOuchial Affections. Is
proving such boon To those suffer
Ing tor sale by all leadiug druggists
M 25c sind Sl.0N per bottle,
Manufactured 10y Waller \ Taylor,
Atlanta, Ca proprietor laylor's
Premium Cologne,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Winter Goods Must Go,

We call the attention OF laa,es ~ tho
Fact that We have in stock u lew more
ottoman rep silk dolnaus, brocaded
satin dolmaus, seal cloaks and caps
aud ladies and misses cloth jackets,
These goods are very fine and NJ The
very latest styles, hut the old year IS
gone, wint r is going and We cannot
carry them over To make room tor II
large spring stock they will be ciostd
out low down. This opportunity IL
buy line cloaks, wraps, etc, is an eX-
ccptiunal one and we ask you "a eN-
anime our stock before Your purchases
Hro made, Very respectfully
MALONE, WALLER u Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
CoStlNGpnls.

tor Solle tlRle last the iewelrY de-
partment ot Max Elser's mammoth os-
lab,ishmpnt haa heen The pet of the
h0use aud We'll il M ght, iOg mole
handsome stock would be hard 10 lind,
Ills line Of watch,s, clains, charms,
heoklaees, bracelets, etc, Is indeed a
thing 81 beauty and his stock ol
diamonds y simply gorgeous. In the
selection az his pryseul atoek Mr.. llsSr
exercised lnoIs Than his usual care and
lndepnent, aud his eilulls 70 meet the
ieaNiulneh,s " the trade we're sne-
eesslll beyond his most sanguiue cN.
leelatipns Mr. hNauchamp presldes
over this department. and gives special
attention lNlspsn worh, and 3 guar
anlVe az perfect satisfaction noenlnpa-
liles eYefy Job that leaves the house
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Fort Worth Chapter.

ihe grand high priest has author.
,1ea fer9 Wo,lh chapter 10 proceep
WIN its work, II Is now meeting
every night. aud six gentlemen ars
Mklns the degrees, ppyl0n Nnwln,
al WaAahAehie one uC tho leclunars of
thv grand Chapter Is assisting IA uOi'
itiring tie degrees, All nlsmhpis
Should attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
\ Reliable House.

same wears aAo Howard Tally, fore
sseinp fhe future greatness OF frr'
North, east his lot with her rvop'e'
ana since that time lac has lent htlt'
ing hand to the furtherance vi etvh
and every enterprise for which Tue tl'y
IL ranidy becoming famous, Tuiiy =
huslnes.. from the beginning, mas
grown with the growth OF the 'i,y tll
II has heCone part anu fhrcei W u'
young metropolis, His stock oil lew
,lry and diamonds will compare is'or'
abiy with, ii il does not class ABOVE
that OF ANY similar estahlishmenI III
Inc state. When FULLY came Ia tort
North he came TO stay, lie siepPtu
ia The front of the jewelry trade ana
despite the crash OF bankruptcy, nhu
ruin around him he has pursued tne
wen tenor OF his way, AM to-uay ne
occapies position Ia the je~elry bus
mess from which nothing but - ~ clone
can drive him. fully sells no BANK
rupt goods aud takes no stock III aue-
Iion wares HUT with every article
that leaves his house goes u guarantee
backed the honor of the man ana
all that he is worth that the goods
come ,ully up to the marked Standard
His stock is now full and complete,
and any article IN the jeaelty line
I from gold tooth pick 90 IA diamond
sci can De had 1T bottom hgutes. be-
! fore Nuur purchases are maue don |
| fail TO examine his stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Important as the case of the Southern
Pacific combination virtually settles
the land grants held 10y vast num-
Der of other railroad companies.
GAINEsNIiLE AHEAD,
The prospects ARE that Gainesville
viii secure the federal court house.
The matteris in the hands of the house
Judiciary committee. Judge Potter
has been active in pressing its advan-
tage-.
rOsrMAsrERS,
VIM. Lange WAS commissioned post
master Ut Cherry Springs; Albert Me-
kinney AT Ciosbv, and stephen John
son az MON, Wilson cuHnty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Uni,,a, CDrnus.

rhe nysso, plck fNahs, who killed
Young George Cooper Ia the Cowboy
saloon, SOME weeks hgo. was hronght
before judge Hood last nlghi on .
hfihsas enfpts ior tho purpose .os oh,
iasning h,ll His houOr heard most
~ the testimony which Was given az
the preliminary trial ia luallee Kihn's
vougl, ami yei,lsealo allow the prls-
olieI hal', he was returned % The
county Jail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Show Gases, Show Gases,

Roberts, hardw ok n Iaylor whole-
salp hardware dealers OF sherman.
texas, carry rye aud well-assNrIed
stock ct show one huying hy the ear.
@,d direct lrpu. tho factory, They
SeiY. con petition, send TO Them fnr
catalogue aud prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
Iiouor at Wholesale.

The popular wholesale establish
ment Of Svheuher Il Hoch7tadier Ia
now stocked With the finest wines,
hrandies aud WHISTLES IL be found in
the state. Fine goods are u Speciality
in this house aud old liquors that are
ripe ard mellow withageare constant.
IN carried in stock. In foreign and
domestic cigars their stock cannot be
surpassed and they have just perfected
arrangements by which they can sup
Ply the trade At grea ~ reduced prices,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Can he consulted ~ TO your own and
childrtu's phrtuolrgy, best business,
etc, at the plcllwick hotel until 8
o'clock to-day only. Last chance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

We have secured the services ot Mi
Walter j. Morton rs assistant TO MIR
Roal in the ely property department,
where he viii he pleased 10 see his
friends
TENAs INVEstNlENr Co, LIMITED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
For rcnr

That many readers oC the Daily Ga
NgrrE may forget the IWaher of solid
bargains We am giving out, We repro.
duce u few items,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

librarian Frost salve, the heat rene
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Liberian Frost salve, 10 cents box.
Money refunded ii not satisfactory,
X suhers, South Main street, Barm-
,iall's old stand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

Liberian Frost s3lye cures chapped
hands aud lips with u few applications.
kiauher's, south Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-16

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