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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09
ChoIeia.

MADRID, July S.-The number of new
cases of cholera reported in Spain yes.
terday. exclusive of those in Murcia
and CASTELAR, Delaplana, was 1,Ol9.
Number of deaths 62S In the town OF
AranJanuez the number of cases re-
ported during the same period was go,
deaths 80.
PARIS. July S.-Dr. Gibier has re-
turned from Spain. He reports that
Or. Ferran keeps the nature of his vac
cine secret. though he treated him
(Glbier) courteously. and allowed him
to witness the operation. Spanish hos
pitfalls are in a filthy condition. Doctor
Gibier IS skeptical of the efficacy of DR..
Ferran's operations. III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09

New ImpOrtations of genuine ESCURIAL, also
Tambour and Chenille CURTAINS, as
high $1,000 per pair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09
Industrial Convention.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The convention
oil representatives of agricultural col.
leges and experiment stations which
began here to-day. was called to order
at 1880 Q clock by Commissioner Cole
man. There We're present between
nifty and sixty delegates, representa-.
all agricultural colleges and experi.
mental stations of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09
Ihe Greenbackers

= DEs MONIES, Iowa, July s.-The
Greenback State Convention met here
yesterday. About 500 delegates were in
attendance. L. II. Weller was made
temporary chairman, J. B. Weaver
permanent. The convention adopted
fusion resolutions by three-fourths
majority and nominated E. H. Gillett,
OF Polk, for Lieutenant-Gove and
+. w. Moone, of DAVIS County. for
of Public Instruction.
leaving the candidates for Governor
and Supreme Judge TO be nominated bv
the Democrats. The usual resolutions
were adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09
Lire.

LoSpoK, July s.-Young's glue
factory and Pornelb's tannery, together
covering three acres of ground in Ber-
mandseye, a London suburb, burned.
Loss S20O, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-09
The Egyptian uonrention

PARIS, July S.-.fhe Natin is author
lily for the statement that the Marquis
of Salisbury has issued circular to the
powers interested urging them to ratify
the Egyptian financial convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

gazcd for IN from the tower, remains TO be
told They are olltlen, with female hg-
ures Ia medieval dress, carried out IN
silk. There is far more work In them,
tho ugh they are not really more elective
tian the painted figures cut out aud
pasted on dark linen, aud the dress sewn
over the painting In the proper materials.
| Strips OF cord, outlined lace, and OF linen
worked Ia Arabian embroidery, VIZ, VITA
white and one colOred cotton, embroid.
/ cred aud outlined, are novel aud pretty.
| The design ls otteu carried out with some
six or seven threads of the cotton c6ught
down at intervals.
! useful and pretty sctap-bag Us made
/ Of one OF the handsomely hordercd iringod
1 towels that may be purchased at fny linen
store. 1t ls cut In hale, the border ends
and SIDES sewcd nrm,y together, and a
hem aud casing for elastic sewn at the
7 top. A bow OF old gold and cardinal rib.
bons il placed near che top, aud ribbons
OF the same color are used 30 suspend II
/ Ivy. Couladlna pprons may'also be made
of bordercd towels. Hold the towel 80
I that tho lower part will be twice as long
as the upper Rnn casing below the
/ fold for a broad linen tape-string, the ends
of which should be embroidered to cor
/ respond with che pattern of the apron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
vELVnr ron WINTER wnArs.


Velvet win be- In heh vogue for elegant
winter wraps, the different kinds now la
fashionable use being almost unlimited.
Plain and braeaded, striped, ribbed, frlso.
tnppc, elsie and tuitod volyOts arc ali
Ia mode. For visiting and reception wear
very elegant French pellsScs and ylsltcs
are shown trimmed with sable bands end
richly lined with the new superb shade
OF Labrador blue satin CLOSELY quilted
There are also French redingotes, da!
mans aud beautifully attng Marqulse
coats cut assay In funnt over wide waist.
coats magnIhoenuy decorated These
coats are trimmed with black silk oin-
broldories, psssementeries aud massive
aFpliques In Graeiau aud Romag patterns,
and closed over the rich vost With olahor-
ate iourragercs ana other new rA,h fast
oniRgs,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
WAXAHACHIE.
Midlothian Swallowing a $4,000 PHI
"A Bronze Medal of George Pea
bOdy-llusine Outlook.
Collecting the First Tustallment OF the
subscription to The Fort worth n New
Orleans Railway.
special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
WAXAuACnm, TEX, Dee la.-The
musical aud literary entertainment at
Marvin college last night was we'll
attended, and was a rare treat, as was
also Judge d. o. Dunlap'S address on
education.
City Marshal and Collector John Elem
ing Is collecting subscription No. / to the
Fort Worth \ New Orleans railroad. He
reports prompt and willing payments,
and says that the people never paid him Il
collection more chcerfully before.
Midlothian, our neighbor town, Is con-
sldorahly exercised over the proposition
made them by the officials Of the railroad
$40 600, They have gone to work with
a vim, and hope by January to be able to
swallow the pill.
The Ellis County Teachers institute
held n meeting at Marvin college to-day,
and the programme, which TuE GAZETTE
published some two weeks ago, was
listened TO by large and apprcciatiye
audience. These discussions are profit
able and Interesting,
The charter and revised ordinance OF
the city of WaXahache have been pub
llshcd in pamshlet form in forty-six pages,
neat and well printed, rs was ordered by
'"e pti".'hS c9lnln'ttee LOT the council
hiaJ' ~ ~ IcHn'ilau received iloll tuc
'n auSa1oS VI t"u ie"pouy i"uu q olohAo
"'ouai "oout lIree n'uhus III uiaiheler,
oG' |'S III WV oonIer thc ruiS1u nua"
Vi ,i, 1ooiSu leaoouy, tnS srea. ph'ianI I
~, "nu Puo,,c-scnool pei,eiau'Vr' AooVo %
Vno nouu Is tho H"n'e, rueo' ieaoouy,
"a'u oo'oM tne Wotus, 'born' lsIh hop,
aua'y, t''f plcu, november 4, ioop,
"uu o'' 'l'e v,'Cto oi Iae other sue, .Eu'
I,,.I =, l'uoI Due from lhe Present 70
E"a"'1 G ir, trustees FeaooHy
fuhu' Inc center Is lett blank Tor the
ma.nG o, the recipient, MAJ, pechman
st,t tll.s metal on appllcation 10 inc
STATE superintendent OF public schools,
amN WI aware ~ 10 lhe most lnerltorlouS
pu ~ lu tne puoLc school here' regard
,oss VI aSe OF seet, ~ such llhe as inc
''m ,E,,'3 Sllill ueterhihe'
nc iuSthperS OF the BaptlSt SUNDAY
sSuooi WIN nave NhrlsthaF-tree III thelr
'n 1r VI. Ihrlsuhas eve
- ne Numoerlana presbyterian SUNDAY,
sGuuol members "ll' nave supper anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
Theae arc sollh Eneln.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly Is Electric Bit.
ters. Inactivity OF the liver, hiliousness,
laundice, constipation, weak kidneys, or
any disease of The urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mid
stimuiant, viii always tind Electric Bit,
tors the best and only certain cure known,
They aet surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed 20 give entire satisfaction or
money refunded, Sodat so cents bottle
by II, w Williams 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
FINEnYIN TnIlR cIrlrs-

Soft light iurs are much used for bon
nets aud hats,
Fur-tGmmed costumes of Jersey e!otl
are fashioaable in Paris.
DouSlo-Neasted hodlces OF thick fao
rics are to rs much worn this winteT
Chlldren's o2ats OF plush or velvet have
deep collars otereom-white yak Lace
silver fox IS In demand Tor trimming
by those who can aLtord the luxury.
Fancy pocket hanGscrohiets ARE now
tucked into the bodice very high under
the chu.
a nNlng swallow, or a digit OF three
or four, Is very fashionable design Ia
JoMclry,
Jewelled belts, glr9les and eiasps arc
worn Win handsome house dresses With
round bpdlcos
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Rosadalis is great remedy for scrof-
ula, and all taints and diseases of the
blood, 1t Is we'll known to physicians,
very many OF whom regularly prescribe
1t, II is Strengthening medicine, en-
riching the blood and building up the
system, Read the following: have
suffered thirty-sevcn years with liver
complaint, rheumatism, sick headache
and disordered stomach | was at one
time raying distracted, rubbing my hands
ana half crazy with pain. My wife sent
fora doctor and he attended nae nine
months, He safe he could do me no
good but one bottle of Rosadals did me
more good than all the medicine the doc
tors ever gave me. j. II. WAl.KrR.
MOuro's Creek, NC,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
"A FAMILY FEup.

story OF Wife Abandoned Rnd an At
tempt to AssRsslnnte u Drother-in Law,
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
RuNNfIs, TEX, Dec, lS.-A report has
lust come to town that on yesterday az
terncon, about 3 O'Clock, mau by the
name Of A ID, Morgan shot at aud at
tempted TO Kin his brother-ln.law, 4
young man by the namc OF Charles Toll
leIson, az the homo Of the latter, about
pisht miles southwest from this place,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
The Opera Bonnet for the Season to
Be in Harmonywlth the Cos
tune,
Tlnts That will Tell the Rainbow How
TO be Dainty-..Some ChrlstD ias
Gifts.
OPERA BONN Ers.
Trade RcitVw.

MlllNht4ii1s
'rhus TAR very few tOnnets In white or
bale colOrs for oppp and reception wear
have been broughtCut, and II Is hardly
thought that white bonncts or bonnets In
delicate cOiors VIII br In muC h demand
throughout the winter Lad ~ who are
not In fVil dress, aud IN be Xes at the
opera, wear bonnet TO cor respond with
Inc costume; nud this rule obtains also
Tor the bonneti worn to afternoon reoop-
lions, There are, however, some who IN
sist upon the more dressy white or deli
,cntely.tinted hcad-drcss, aud TO meet
this demand wc are sho'Sn pretty models
OF small canotos and llt dc prinoesHc bon
nets, with Che crown OF luc embroidered
cream-whfto cloth or bcad-embrodcrcd
velvet made up in combination with u
puffod bTim Of white or CUlurcd velvet, A
charming little model, with the crown Of
cloth showing delicate design In pale
plomb,CrHy, h0e a high, pufted hrim of
gray velvet, aud for trimming q bow of
satin.knod white cashmere ribbon
mounted with pourH TUT and IL bride OF
gray velvet; ana u second model, with
the crown OF northumberland velvet
has high, pulled brim OF moss.grcen vel
vet, with bow on the top OF "A satin-linCd
velvet ribbon, SGT with Il white heron
algIptte, and ribbon strings. Varying
these for reception and evening toilets
are bonncls of mock-peafl, opal, and pale
tinted satin spar beads, strung on wire,
rs are Jets. A little bonnet OF modified
French cottage sh ,pe, of network mock
opal beads strung on wire, Is lined with
velvet OF pale gold color, velvet pun
facing the brlm, and trimmed with bow
of satln-llncd velvet ribbon sustaining "a
full heron algrotte, and ribbon strings 4
bonnet OF pearl beads, lined with turkey
red velvet, is trimmed with small tuil
of red ostrlch-tlps smuthcrng a velvet
ribbon bow aud u bonnet OF muck-gurnct
beads, lined with shrImp-pink, has pro-
jectng pun OF olive velvet ON the brlm,
and Is trlmmed with bow of many loops
OF mixed olive velvet and shrimp pink
Franchise ribbons, and strings of
the velvet ribbon.
A novelty In honn,ts for tho promenade
toilet Is seen in models Of crotchetod
wOrsted soumChc, lined with velvet or
satin, the hrm having "a heavy bordering
IN crOtuhct, A model In chesluut.bruWn,
lined with Coppcr.cOlorcd satin, /,
trimmed with great quadruplc she'll
formed Of purl-pdgcd brown and copper.
colorcd satin ribbons posed ON the ton,
the she'll held in place by n bow OF the
brown ribbon md strings OF the brown
ribbon, A model IN ollya,grrcp, lined
with saudal-hrown, Ia trimmed with IA
SheA formed of brown aud grrun purl-
edged iaille-fNncnlsu ribbons and brown
ribbon strings aud q black bonnet, lined
with red velvet, n trimmed with bow
and NtTiuus of rod Va lNpt ribbon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

The particulars, which an I
meager, are as follows; Thul
was on his way down iovsId I
only a short distance from Il !
ter some OF their stock, wAsIl
ter surprise, he saw MofgiH, ID
chester rifle In hand, soat hi
yards distant from Va
the latter saw that II /
covered he Immediately Il
placed his elbow n
knee, took deliberate ala ~
BAH missing TollersoR's h,l
few inches. He then cbs,g
home and cursed until " 4
smelled Of sulphur, delral
would Kill the first one tSliNJ
head out OF the house,
The trouble between NgaI
Tollersons has been eItNt
than a year, II appears "a
married a Miss Tollenol Y
three years ago in Collin eGA
where they lived togeiAe' ~
Der, 1854, when be sNA
and came to this ca3l
her brothers aud . "a
Since coming here Ne =
settled place Of residence
skipping about from place
IN company with herlaihsF
last fall, and Is living With W.
the ranch. 0icourse SIC ~
ANYTHING to do with hlnI
doubt, attributes her reilA
nuence exerted by the ianls
cause of the bad blood % y
has no special dislike iorA
at whom he fired. Any q
would have been his iarsFl
in the young man's place
are in pursuit, with hcPa \ \ +
the would-be murdered v 4
known to be in the ccuall
the shot, and had not
several months past, NJ
have the sympathy Of e 4,
Morgan is caught he WI Y "
the penalty Of the lav i9I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
a Mormon naltor Inalctsn forl.lhnl

OonEN, u, t. Dec. l9.-Charles w
Hemingway editor of the Ogden Herald
lNlormom was found guilty of libel yes
terdaY, He was indicted for publishing
lihelous articles concerning officials al
the United States incident to the prosccu
ton OF q polygamy case, lie viii be sen
fenced January &, The maximum
penalty Is $1,000 fine and six months inn
prisonment in the county jail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

I vlce-p president and purchased $4,000 of
the stock Of the association.
There was never any reason why the
enterprise should be weak In any other
places than Philadelphia and Boston, and
we are now unqucstiOnaby rs strong in
those localities AZ we previously were
weak
Gen, A, II, G0shorn OF Cincinnati, the
distinguished dMector-general of the CEN
tcnnial exhibition in Philadelphia, 1876,
spent some time week or so ago In look
Ing into The affairs, plans aud purposes OF
the American exhibition. The result of
this examination was the following letter
CtNClNNArI, Nov, "a, lss6.-Mr John
X, Whitley dlrector-@eneral American
Exhibition, London, 1866 DEAR
SR--l was gratihed to meet you
last week in New York, and desire to
thank you and your associates for fun
Information concerning the Important
work you have undertaken
The enterprise is novel in its character
and organization, ! feel assured that 1t
VIII be OF great value to the business in
terests of this country, and especially to
those Industries that may properly be rep
resented in the exhibition.
There are sufficient assurances that the
exhibition will he successful, and that cX
hibltors viii find IL profitable to he with
yuu.
You have my sympathy and encourage
ment in the great labors you have entered
upon. Yours, very truly,
Signed A, Il, GosuoRN.
Before returning to London, Mr. Whit
ley went to Washington and called upon
the president He briefly reported to
him what had been done in the way of
preparation for the exposition, and asked
II he would open the exposition and put
the machinery In motion on the LIST of
next May 10y telegraph from Washington,
This the president readily agreed to do,
and volunteered to assist the enterprise
In every proper and becoming way.
II have not given you facts enough to
disabnse your mind of any adverse I'M
pressions created by the extracts referred
TO, shall be glad TO do so whenever you
choose, am, very respectfully,
JOHN GILMER SPEEp,
Secretary OF the American Exhibition,
London, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Bay a package OF silver Loaf and n,ve
III fair trial, II you do this Won win
never regret II, How many disastrous
failures Ia making bread cause uoubloms
yeNation IN the houSeholdY This onn ali
o ., oeNiatod by "a trial Of silver Loaf j.
and efficiency. "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Round Rock aud Austin flmo-WOrks
manufacture white lime OF the yory oest
quah,g, Orders sOlicitel For pltsies,
etc, address MAgVig & WALan,
Rouud Rock, Tex. Propretors
For ssio by q w, Gillespie, sgeet,
Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

one.third or OnG-hali interest In a
pasture 81 10000 acres, highly improved,
meXhaGstiolc supply of water and grass
Mthlh easy distance OF san Antonio, TEX
tor further particulars address.
CAFE 4 DoLsRN,
san Antonio. TrN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
AAdislnas 10 the ing show.

NEW OgLEANs, Ia, Dec, l9.-Tho eN.
position management here received dis
patch from New York announcing the re-
turn from South America OF Commits
sioner Barrows with large exhibits from
Chili, Peru, EeuSdor and BoliylS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
cslIiotnIa iralta n MoYeIph,s


fiuS cigars put up In fancy boxes
nspVelaily Tor Christmas presents. only
ei,eV per BOX, az Waterhouse's DING
store, Fifteenth and Main. V'"s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
suwLnrIrs or FAsnIoN.
rnliadeiphltrimes.


For fashionable ditpor an odd dress
was made IN mixture OF brown aud
blue. The back OF this dress Is brown,
Che front blue, heying brown plush
stripes formed into loops at The edge aud
arranged to fall over lace which Is lib
orally introduced throughout the dress
There Is now a choice with regard to the
length Of gown for dinner wear Trains
and all round skirts are both well worn,
aud IN deciding the wearcr should be
guided by her height and figure. All
round skirts are really the smartcst
when supplemented by pretty shoes ana
stockings.
Sleeves to dinner gowns admit to many
suhtletlcs Ut arrangement. Some even
with high aud hali-hgh budiccs are quite
short, others end above the elbow, but
certainly the most graceful meet the bend
OF the arm In front and at the back fall
beyond the elbow IN Il point, being trim
med with ribbon and lace. Quite now
are the sleeves slashcd inside the arm nj
most TO the shoulders, showing lace or u
contrasting material,
Rich fabrics are used in dinner dresses
for married ladies', such as were exhibited
In Durllugton's window last week, In
marvellous brocades, with plush and vel
vet flowers in relief In the most exquisite
colorngs. In some dresses the trains are
OF cream tone, covered with some wide
ly-scuttercd hrocudc, the bodice matching
the shade of the brocade IN plain color
ing,
\ dinner dress for lady OF uncertain
age Is u stocl-COlored Slclllenne, the front
having BayUderc stripes of velvet worked
In steel beads and trimmed with chenille
and plush, Tho draperies IN this gown
are very fun aud are arranged the
selycdge way Of the stun, so that any
amount can be used without Joining.
Really perfect Is gown with jcued front
and bodice, worked on velvet, the sleeves
being OF silk This is new fcaturo--to
have sleeves and bodice differ In NM
teriul.
For evening wear skirts composed OF
gold lace are drapod with Nillo, those m
crepe having laclugsund budlccs OF plush.
one IN cream satin has scarf OF yak
lace, edged with brown rosary beads,
Some OF the clear white cauvuscs have
bright culors at thy hack, giving them the
appearance Of "a shot material 4 prim.
rose skirt Is covered with punng ci
mnroun-colorcd tullc, aud Il black net was
llghtcd up with bright dragon flies placed
about an inch apart all over the skirt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Or. Brolles' oslce Il 8l2 Main street,
over drug store az Eastwood = Oesch
Connection With hOtl telephones.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
guy YOUR I,resent..

Ma trouble 10 make choice selection
from the endiess number of beautiful ar.
ticles Of latest designs at Andmson's gun
store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Natural flowers arc TO he worn in the
hair, Aigrellos, composed OF Parma
vlolets OF paie roses, viii be used for this
purpose, MUuye and pink viii 30 we'll
with nearly all kinds of hair. Gardenjas,
at ten francs each, are the flower for The
bodice In Paris, They are mndG up In
thick sprays that reach from the shoulder
TO the bust, SO that unc'S floral dccora
ton Is expected 60 be rather costly.
The grrntus5 novelty for evening
dresses Is to wear flowers round the
waist, The blossoms for this purpose are
gardenlas, roses, lilac and Parma yiolets
70 quote my French informant, these
flowers "scrrcnt Ia taile CONNIE la bras
d'un amoureux.n For bah dresses, trails
OF flowers four yards In length ARE the
correct thug, These mcaudcr in and out
of the folds of the dresses aud terminate
la Il large spreading fan of foliage at the
edge OF the train, lhcse are all supposed
Co be real blooms, but there is really a
Kind OF cruelty In bringing AL these
lovely flowers Into the heat and crush OF
ballroom. DO you not think so? BE-
sides, they soon fade, and lend their
wearor almost n BaCChanaliun aspect.
As for table decorations, the newest
N''''@ - w hNNN lAhANN Nbil llNNNlh iUlllRltNi
together In one composition A Partisan
florist has made himself quite little rep
utatiOn for these groups At n dinner
given by the Duches DecaXes, tho table
was decorated with three baskets arranged
by hun, Grapes, peaches aud pears re-
posed upon bed OF white lilau, with here
aud there an orchid or iesamiuo star.
sometimes the cloth Is strewn with Par
ma Nlolets, the tint OF which goes 80
beautifully with that OF the silver On the
table. The "gand chickh IL to lay n hut.
ton holo by clio plate OF each gentleman of
the party and n bouquet In glass for
eaol lady, These latter are selected to
suit the complexion and hair OF the guests
for whom they are intended, The button
holes axe made of roses, principally Mare.
ehai Nlols, mingled with the oOniCal, ser.
rated leaves of Dollhouse ferns,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
To sMOEEn|

The Fort wctA Il
Co. sells the ''Chss
for five cents.
The Fort WORT h
Co sells The oDM 4
cigar for ilsc cents \
vana filters, ana sn
from all parts q NJ
get them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Mitchell Bros &C their old stand wan,
lll the good mules aad horses in tha mar
ket and viii pay spot cash for them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Parlor chars, library WI \
kitchen chairs, cane, IVY, Y.
and rattan chairs 10
plpkard & Joyco's, u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Fresh dressed WIZ Il, 4
now, at any time, y
market, ..,l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

II. N. Conucr& 90, usSr VI !
Goods ut the old stana' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
EYerylhIuE "a

Everything M
Mammoth stock q lois
this seasons luanuiac'a''a
qua store. ....--..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

An immense stock O ~ !, II
parlor and chamber "
Joyce's. ,,....--.---1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20
I'or Ekehnnge fnr cnLlln

See those lovely cngraylngs and OIL
paintings at Pukard 4 Joyce's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

rhe Finest Uasprs "a 'he World
At Aaderson's gun store,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

Fire. Works. Fire. Works,
Retail dealers call early and secure
tsrgalns at AndersOp's gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-20

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