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al have been afflicted with an alice
ton Of the throat from childhood, caused
By diphtheria, and have used various
remedies, hut have never found any
thing equal to Browns Bronchial
Irochos."-Rev. G. M. r. Hampton,
Pikoton, Ky. Sold only in boxes.
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Knri.Inn,s Arnirn salrn.

The host sslve ia tho world Tor cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corus ana all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivoiy cures piles or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satisiGc-
tion, or money refunded, Price % cants
Per box. For sale by w. II. Howell ~
HFo
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NOtlce 20 UOmmeTcIal IrnV0lers.
The Terrell house, Terrell, Texas has
recently been opened by G. c. Tilluau,
an old MOTEL man, who promises TO give
satisfaction IL every respect. Good
sample rooms. Charges 81 per dey. Ia.
ble supplied with the best the market
affords. Ample accommodation tor all.
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Mr., Editor; | was induced bv road.
ing your good paper b. try nr, Harler's
Iron Tonic for debility, livei disorder
and scrOiulh, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. JOS. c..
BoggE.- Tx.
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Greot Reduction. Thirty DAYS only

DALLAS, TEXAS, April p 1885. Owing
60 hard times and scarcity OF mouey,
will give board az the famous Delmon-
leo aud Board of Trade restaurant at
the small price Of S. per week. Meals
no any hour Of the day.
a. X. LIVINGSTONE, Proprietor.
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Notice ofRomnval

The Carter a Gibson, Printing COM
pany havo removed their printing and
boOkbinding establishment TO the old
Field Theatre building Nos. 500 and sos
Main street.
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"FOr the immediate cure OF female
complaints and Heterogeneous, English
Female Bitters 10 decided success"
DR.. j. a. KENNEDY,
Cofleeville, Miss.
Spend 30 cents ioc one bottle of Bal.
ley's Saline Apariart.
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More cases of sick headache, bilious
nes., constipation, DC, can he cared i'm
less limo, with less medicine and for
less money, by using Carriers Little
Liver Pills, than by any other means.
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Always avoid harsh purgatiye pills.
They first make you sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little. Liver
Pills regulate the bowels and make you
well, Dose, one pill.
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Shluh's Vitalizer is what you need for
consumption, loss o, appetite, dizziness,
and an symptoms Of dyspepsia. Price
lOBu3 ~ cents per bottle, Sold by j. L..
Williams 80 90.
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when dis Linus of Beautv

are narted in smile, they disclose a
row of pearls rivaling in purity those
which the diver brings up from the bot
tom of the Persian sea. What will best
preserve these gems or the mouth ? So
ZODONT, the celebrated beautifier and
preservatiYe of the teeth.
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When the Women oftho House.
are low spirited and cross, the real
trouble is probably Indigestion aud uer-
Yous disorder. Don't scold, but give
thOm the remedy-a bottle of ParEer's
Tonic
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nor.ford,s Acid phosnhnto.
WELL pLEAsED.

SAT- NJ, Y. Roberts, Winchester. Illinois,
%Ss,S' VI have used It with entire satis-
or I o,'ul IN cases OF debility from age
eenS,t,eerWork, and In inebriates and dys-
efec,s ana am well pleased With its
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All sta stepped noe o. In Klnes
E.06. nerve res.ol6c, Nc its after tfR
days u5o, Marvellous 0Urrs. rrladBs
and ~ trial bottle cree % 40 cH6ss Sc11
81 Tx, Kline, 9Sl Aych street. EcpadeI-
phis. palnsylvarlg.
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AAAss AAAat AVE.
Get Ice from the Lamar street depot
between Main and Commerce. Texas
joe 90 Telephone 40. leo made
tom BrOwac, springs watel,
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Thoroughbred anu grade animals,
now located near JaCksboro, Texas, for
particulars apply TO Henry McElderry,
NJ. ID. 500 ht. Charles street, New Or.
loans LIS.
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So You WIN FIND.

So You WIN Find,
"Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
are in tho highest degree reliable" says
DIR. Kakofi, of New York, 25c.
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Clear Spring water,
Is not more pure than Parker's Hair
Balsam, The only reliable hair restorer
for 80 cents. An elegant dressing.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint sou
hpve printed guarantee on every bottle
ot Shiloh's Vitalzer. IL never fails to
cure. Sold by j. Il. williams a Co.
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Catarrh cured, health ana sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal injector iroe' SOLD
nv ]. Il. williams A. Go,
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Use chopped feed, fatten your. stock
md save money. Send your orders 70
Felton's mill.
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Novelties In Lacee
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satins and Broeades
esfsel.irr 'e-' az kutohr'o'
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10 Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
rhe following is an extract from let
II written to the German Reformed
Iessenger at Chambersburg, Pennsyl-
vopio
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HABITS OF YOUTH AND! EXOEsssE
II OF manhood cause more suffering, sui
oides, nervous debility, impotence, sterllity
structures, varlcocele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bladder, kidreys, heart, dropey, dia'
betes and Brlght's disease, than evorythius
else, aud cannotbe onfed with stomach med !.
iolnes alone, electricity crayons, belts, eau
torisatlons, sounds, csiheteis or cutting. Tn
european and American Medical bureau
WIZ send a Treatise for Is cents, giving rene.
dies aud directions which cure these other.
wise iau.l dhenses ri home wi,houtprin MI.
ve th'". 'N0oa. iin2 Nrnndv fpv ". y. l'i'v.
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Burnett's Cocaine


HNS NHCAAF M UNIV ENhAL FNBOkNE~
MENT
No other preparation possesses such
remarkable properties for embellishing
and strengthening the hair and render
ing IL dark ard glOssT. 10 cures bald
ness and eradicGtas dandrun.
Burnett's FlayOriug Extracts are the
hest
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AliP: asha

BY Almont, son OF Aloxander's AbdRllnh,
sire OF GOldsmith's Maid; Dam San.
nie, hon ofNoung LovlRthAn.
WIN serve q limited number OF mares for
Twenty-Five go dollars for tho season, pay.
0ble AT time of service, AZ Haly & Co1'man's
stable, corner Kim and Live Oak streets,
DALLAS, Texas, Mares sent from distance
viii have the hest ~ care.
GEORGE n. KING.
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Alston's is headquarters Tor fine gro :
ceries
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I1Vc you 70N ne Uo1ih, tnc1HH 1rd VITu7 oi fofel
gefll Do you sulr NcNgus Debility, on any Wrrie h
Mceknetl Or Qvor-Wutkci brnin Lame Back Kidney Dit
cfact hcul IN, or The Nervous FXhausiluu oluvinr II
.,',gnl q cseetg II tr 70 your lr,ccttto amos
ht fuNauie oltrtcv AMI WrFuVifm ns ryrnt0 the fvu
ten by the Howard Glvnnlo Shield set ubovs cnO spn,
anq Que. apihnces made BY ho American Gavanic Con-
mNN ne mot positive remedy known, rnd will cure vhps
totltn ia Road what those who have Used them ses
n' t. ~ nolu u Mehlcrn rye Clicrr3i had RllN
Aehpnafd n'nNr .Unrn that e clrimcdan hrnrt
afrgl1mrndl ia Il, r. futile PASSENGER Aren't H. p ii
t. Nn l anuis h1Tih sire 40. loua II dl fvt, re.
poo lhtn yontslt e yonli.' ircd y Eacio'i Le Ro6l
e,"iai,.t a. az 20 10 70 complete healh is MAJ
~. ,ao.i lqti.' qlm,nis ihst humanity L hrir %
VIZ isH al Harho1d aud scs III inhtrfl No..
~ ~ ~ Ntl ont gnpiIanc-s 40, snd An y
Naivn ifini oi hqNnre 40 iay,
w lAA1'I. Tive flrss Of naH,H trnisin4aU -,
lrHa rf s.lltu llf fua ra.Isrf. si..'ai ba,. ~. T.
bo1falifH1f fltt ani t1uild. H'
AMERICAN 6hLvANc COMPANY
si7 North Sixth 81. ca lnuis "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
DENTON.
An Important Land Suit.

DENTON, Ten, June Is A large
land.suit was filed in the district
court to-day, which may or may not
affect the title to big slice of city
property. The style of the suit is ].
r Stanfield ct al. Va. A. G. Owsley
ct al. Trespass is charged, and dam.
age to the extent of $4,000 is claimed
for use Of the property. There are
many valuable improvements upon
this land, which is better known as
a part of the VIM. Mel survey. About
thirteen acres are included in this
suit, which are worth from $4,000 to
100000. Messrs. j. II. Lyday, +. G..
Smith and j. r.. Ruddell are the attor-
neys for the plaintiffs.
The returns from all the voting
places are in except one, which gives
a majority Of lS2 for prohibition. This
other box will also give a small msjo
ity for prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
GREENVILLE.
Work of the County Court-A Clash
Between State and County.


GREBNvILLE, Tex, June l5.-Coun-
ty court convened to-day. Judge J..
S. Sheriff. presided. Alexander Alb.
iowich was fined $40 for gambling,
and Arch Latham S. and twenty-four
hours in Jail for the theft of an over
coat. Jim Grissom, the negro who
struck the little white boot-black on
the head with an iron car-pin for re-
fusing to black his boots, was tried for
aggravated assault, and was fined $25.
A conflict of authority between the
county and state arose over the DOS
session Of the prisoner. The city
fined Grissom for smaller offense
and was working him ON the streets
and when Judge Sheriff. ordered the
sheriff to bring him into court Mayor
b. ID. Martin refused to let the negro
leave his work. Judge Sheriff. or
dered Sheriff Hale to summon a posse
OF men II necessary to bring the pris.
oner into court when he forthwith ap-
peared.
Farmers report the damage by
worms to cotton in this county as eX-
aggerated. Fine rains have fallen
lately and the crops are looking fine.
Mayor Martins trial for malfeasance
IN office, WAS postponed till Thursday
on account OF the ma yor being sick.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
AN ARGUMENT BEFORE THE FIRST
CONTROLLERS

WASHINGTON, June l5.-Gen. Car.
man, late chief of the department Of
agriculture, made an argument before
the first comptroller of the treasury to-
day In support Of the account of the
department for the purchase of seed.
He commended that the action OF
the commissioner in purchasing seed
from the experimental fund was
proper and legitimite, and was in ac.
cordance with the practice OF the de-
partment. Similar accounts had
always been allowed by the account
ing officers, and Gen. Carman there
fore contended that the expenditures
In dispute were clearly supported by
presidents.
The first comptroller will make his
decision In few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
OFFENSIVE PARrIsANs.

WASHINGTON, June 15.--In speak.
ing of the appointment OF presidential
postmasters to-day Postmaster eneral
Villas said in addition to the removal
OF offensive psrtissns there were as
many more cases In which after con-
sideration 1t had been decided not
10 remove the postmasters. In
these cases, although evidence
OF offensive partisanship had
been presented, IL was regarded rs in
sutacient, the president not being dis
posed, to seize the opportunity for re.
moval, but to require the existence
OF craftsmanship To be shown as an I'M
deniable fact, AS showing the spirit
OF fairness and delicacy that had AMI.
mated the president in dealing with
the presidential postmasters. the most.
master-general said there are eighteen
such presidential appointments made
by President Arthur in the last DAYS
OF his term In cases where vacancies
had occurred aud which had been con.
hrmed by the senate, but no commits
sions had issued. In all Of these cases
AS matter OF legal right
President Cleveland could have made
appointments, because the act of ap.
pointment had not been completed by
the issuance OF commission.
but he thought it only
considerate and fair that he
should give the commission in compli.
ance with the act Of appointment, and
1t had been done in ali cases but one.
and In that case there had been q
resignation by the appointee before
the commission was issued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16

Russian difficulty, only step
either side may inhame the
smoking flax. The same IL true OF
Egypt. We may be compelled to
fight FL Mahdi and preserve Egypt
from international control. The diff.
| culties are still more acute. In front
OF all stands this question OF coercion
! in Ireland. Can the coercion bill be
passed In the teeth OF Radical Par
nellite confederacy?"
The Daily Telegraph states that the
marquis OF Salisbury's acceptance of
the Office of premier is unconditional.
The Standard says II lie unable to con-
ceal It's apprehension as to the result of
Salisbury's attempt to establish gov
eminent with affairs In their present
state, with Conservatives in minor
ity In the commons and with the Lib
erals and Radicals openly refusing
assistance.
Saved from the Deep.
The British ship Brodick Castle,
from San Francisco, February 20, has
arrived at Queenstown. She brought
Capt. Gaison and the owner and crew
OF the British bark Western Belle
from Sydney, N. s. w, January 3, for
Wilmington, Cal, which was aban-
doned on March i in u sinking condi-
ton.
Earl Spencer Insulted.
DUBLIN, June ia panel in the
Jesuit church in this city recording
the fact that Earl Spencer, lord-lieu-
tenant of Ireland, had presented
memorial window to the church in
token OF his high appreciation of the
character and worth of Secretary
Thomas Henry Burke, who, with
Lord Frederick Cavendish, was muir
dered In Phnnix park on May 8. 1882,
has been stolen. There Is no clew to
the perpetrators of the outrage.
The Irish for salisbury.
DUBLIN, June l5.-Mr. O'Donnell,
member OF parliament for Dungarvan,
in communication to the Freeman's
Journal, says the marquis OF Salisbury
can secure majority OF 450 in psrlia-
ment for his coercion measures for
Ireland. Mr.. 0'Donnell states that 1t
uehooves Irish opinion to make itself
heard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
CABLE NOTES.

The Russian fleet In the Japan sea
has taken possession Of a port In Corea
The emperor of China has ratified
the Pekin treaty or the treaty Of peace
with France.
James McDermott, the alleged In.
former, is dead. McDermott died
some time ago OF cholera in France.
All efforts 20 destroy the sunkeu
dredger In the Suez canal with dyna.
mite have failed. The gunpowder will
now be tried.
Another defalcation has been dis.
covered In the Vienna deposit bank.
The culprlt Is OF the bill department
and the amount OF the defaication is
S26, 900.
The earthquake shocks continue
throughout the vale OF Cashmere q.
There are nom eight to ten shocks
daily. The violence OF the shocks Is,
however, abating.
The Austrian government has re-.
fused to give its sanction TO the organ
ization OF private cremation societies.
The government takes the ground that
such societies are calculated to tend 10
the increase OF crime.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
FRANCE.
Admiral oourbet Dead.

PARIS, June l5.-An official dispatch
Just arrived announces the death Of
the French admiral, Courbet, on
board his flagship in the China sea.
In the chamber OF deputies this af-
ternoon Admiral CALDER, minister of
marine, announced the death OF AID.
miral Courbet. The admiral died on
board his ship. Death WAS caused by
prostration brought on by overwork
and mental anxiety. Immediately af-
ter the announcement OF the death of
the admiral the chamber Of deputies
adjourned, as a mark Of respect.
The Debt OF France.
At meeting of the budget commit
tee to-day M. Sadt-Carnot. minister OF
finance, stated that the floating debt
of France Is now 400, 600, 600
francs, S268, 600, 600, and next
year the deficit in the
revenue is likely be 100000 francs. 1t
might ultimately be necessary, said
Sadl-Carnot, aud he advocated as a
temporary eXpedient, to vote gradual
issue OF S2,000,0O0 francs in twenty
two years treasury bonds.
The budget committee has adopted
the Sadl'Carnot proposals TO issue
treasury bonds to the amount of $780,
600 900 francs to mature In thirty
years.
A later dispatch states that Admiral
Courbet died OF bilious fever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS,

WASHINGTON, June l5.-The pres
ident made the following appointments
to-day: John w. Twiggs of Califor-
mia to be assayer OF the mint at San
Francisco.
Thomas Beck, to be appraiser of
merchandise for the district of San
Francisco. Cal.
Daniel u. York, to be assistant APP
praiser OF merchandise for the district
of San Francisco, Cal.
Joseph It. Shafer, to be assistant sur.
geon In the navy.
August Kuhlemier, to be collector of
internal revenue for the Fourth dis
trict OF Iowa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16

and was done to crafty the fendish
malice Of Mr.. Wilderman alone l did
not confine Mr.. Hedges, because i be.
lieved him innocent and was satisfied
he would make no attempt to escape
i know much Of the prosecutions
Hedges has endured, instigated, as l
believe, by Wilderman 10 force him to
tell anIuntruth. Efforts to bride and
force have been resorted to--cowardly,
brutal force-and yet he has withstood
1t all His neighbors all believe him
innocent. Very respectfully,
w. b. WHITE,
Deputy Sheriff, Edwards county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
Counties.
A Walking skeleton

mr.. =. Springer of Mechanicsburr.
"a d., writes: II was afflicted with lung
iever and abseess on lungs, and re-.
auced TO a '0dlking skeleton. Got a free
orlal bottle Of DIR. Kings New bis.
covery for Consumption, which did
in so much good that bought q dol.
,ar bottle. After using three bottles
l1uh1 myself once more 8 man. com.
lle'ely restored to health, with a
nsearly appetiteand gain OF fiesh Of
W,0rlty,elght pounds Call at ri. w.
WiIhsns q Co.'S drug store and pet
iree trial bottle OF this certain cure
81 s9f os an lung diseases. Large bottles
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The Other Side.
FoRr WORTH. TAX, JuI

FORT WORTH, TKx,, June Is, 1885.
To the Editors of the Gazette;
| am the man spoken OF by your re.
porter In yesterdays issue as having
brought N. b. Hedges to Fort Worth.
arrested him in Edwards county,
where he lived, and brought him TO
'n srp place ON sunday morning.
tried 70 escape Is without the least
foundation in fact. / allowed him
every liberty, and / was and am re-
sponsible for the act. This mortified
his prosecutor, and so enraged him
thSt he had Hedges taken out of my
hands snd placed In jail, which was
intended 10 crush OUT all the finer
feelings OF himself and family.
and for which there was not
the shadow Of an excuse
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
WASHINGTON.
The Head Of Dallas Postmaster Rolls
Into the Basket for Offensive
Partisanship.
The Entire Force Of the Statistical Blu
rsau Of the Agricultural Depart
ment Purloughed.
SUSPENDED FOR pARrIsANsHIp

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The post
masters at Fredericksburg, Va, De.
corah, Iowa, Waussu, Wis, Peoria,
Ill, Charlotte and Salisbury, n. c.,
Concord, n. H., and DaMas, Tex,
have been suspended for partisanship.
Upon proofs the postmaster at Nyack,
N. Y, was suspended because charge
able with knowledge OF fraud perpe.
trated npon the government while he
was assistant postmaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
VALUE OF EXPORTS.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-The chief
of the bureau OF statistics reports that
the total value OF the exports from the
United States Of domestic cattle, hogs,
beef, pork and dairy products during
the month of May, 1855, and during
the five months ended May 81, 1885,
also of beef and pork products during
the seven months ended May 81, 1885,
as compared with similar exports dur
ing the corresponding period OF the
preceding year, were as follows:
May, 1882 552
May, tboi ;,,......,......". 75u, 9I5
rive months ended May 81, lSs5..., i0l72,5i9
Eve nonths ended May 81, 1884 a,iei2iB
ended May n, 1855 ....,........... 5i2s7 $3.50
Beef and pork products months
ended May 81, isSi............,.,,,.. 5O,267 1852
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
GERMANY.


The KaIser's Nephew Dead.
BERLIN, June l5.-Prince Frederick
Charles who had stroke of apoplexy
yesterday died this morning at 10
o'clock. His cousin, the crown prince
Of Germany, was present at the time
OF his death.
The death of Prince Frederick
Charles has made necessary the post
ponement of the audience which the
Emperor William bad appointed to
Hon. George IL. Pendleton, the new
minister Of the United States.
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PROPOSALS FOR Fol|
HEADQUARTERS DEpARrxrM d 4
souri,,
OFFICE OF THE CHrBF QuArfElI|
Lnnas . 10 -

SOURI,,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QuAriEui|
FORT LEAvESwogTH, KAysi led
Sealed proposals, in trlpliaN a
the usual conditions, will b nnllk,
office and at the offices OF The QEsail'
at Forts Reno and sill, until |. 6e.i|
central standard time, on Wed,s1|
s, 1885, at which time and plapi W /
opened In the presence Of ailt1ll4
for furnishing and delivery drffs a
year ending June 80, 1856. Of cen
Forts Reno and Sill, Indian 4
beard of cars at Wichita FAILS y n
enworth or Leavenworth; al i1iz
and Fort Riley; and c5fnt csa
points o1 line OF Atehiso1, Toptnn
Fe railroad between Atchlson q,
and between Newton and CsiaV.-
The govern ment reserves We X
ject any or all bids. PreleIeaN w
Giles of domestic production " H
ture, conditions OF price aug u. 4
equal. and such preferences rwA
OF domestic production ana -.
produced on the Pacific cQat "
of the consumption required y 2
service there.
Blank proposals aud printed CIV 5..
ing iull formation, Will % lh.s
plication to this office, o. p nss-
tiers at Forts Reno and slul ~
supplies required at those posn =
Envelopes containing pIePo4a
marked "Proposals for - y \
addressed to the undeisgeM y
spectlve Post Quarternias;ss,lvso l "
Major and QuartermasieL VT +
Quartermastsr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
Homes for All.

>, ny q streak OF good luck / have had
t.nir.y,two excellent building lots
lulneu over TO me for sale, located on
- !, Ass belknap street, at the terminus
~ 'ne street-car line. These lots will
re soid low and on favorable terms.
h ocaloh - excellent and entirely
ny Apply to Henry Schwartz.
corner Second and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-16
All on Account Of the q IN

fifty-one dollars and seventy-fve
cents OSol.75) Will purchase a round
Tip ucket, good for thirty days, from
6ort worth TO Portland, Maine, by the
pee Line route. Those who intend to
attenu the grand encampment should
see mat their tickets read over
Ihe Bee Line" Ticket agents will
give iull particulars, or those inter-
estea can address no. Howard, Texas
agent Bee Line route, Fort Worth,