Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-19

THE PRESIDENTS sIsTERIN THE ROLE
OF AN AUTHORIZES
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the
youngest OF nine children born TO
Richard and Anna Cleveland. Her
native home was Fayetteville, n. Y
from whence her parents removed TO
Clinton when she was little gir!, and
later to Holland = tent u little ham
let near Utica, where her father.took
charge of the Presbyterian church in
1858 Her fa'her died In ths, year, leav-
ing little II 'se an orphan at the age OF
seven. The parsonage had TO be given
up, aud the education of II ,se became
the mothers lie thought and labor.
| In later years she was sent to Hough-
ton seminary, where she proved bril-
liant pupil. graduating with the high.
est honors. "Originsl Peorlen was the
theme OF her graduating essay, her su-
dience pronouncing IL most happy
effort. Miss Rose then became teach
er in the Houghtnn seminary, when,
after remaining la that position two
years, she went TO Lafayette, Ind, as
principal Of the Collegiate institute in
that town.
Sue afterward taught in Penusyl-
vania at a private school for short
time, and then conceived the idea of
lecturing before classes, and proposed
to the principal OF Houghton seminary
TO make the beginning at her Alma
Mater
The latter entering heartily into the
arrangement, Mis- Cleveland wrote
| course of historical lectures, which she
| delivered that asOn. AZ she devoted
herself to her aged mother, she was
unable to leave Holland Patent to pu.-
sue her work continuously until after
her mothers death In the summer of
| 1852.
| After this sad event her brothers
and sisters naturally expected that
she would make her home with one of
them, but being OF an Independent
nature and self-reliant, she preferred
TO remain in the old home, where she
continued to live when not away
lecturing until she assumed the eX.
allied pr stion as mistress OF the White
House.
Miss Cleveland will remain Ia the
White H0u &c NJ long ~ her bro her
remains Il b lchelor, but by her own
efforts she h a. csel ed for herself 20
sition among celebrlties la literature
that will be more enduring than the
honor and fame dependent upon the
political fortunes OF her al tingulshed
brother. fla Mrs Grov Cleveland
should appear St the thre'hold of the
presidents mansion, Miss Rose VIII
quietly reopen the door OF the home
stead at Holland PAtens (Which she
has purchased out of the earnings OF
her own laboD aud resume
abandoned for her brothers sake.
| .rnnd naa1Ar h.XfsA fold AZ
much about Miss Cleveland, who pre-
sides over the White III Juse In Wash.
in Ston city, aud occupies our highest
position OF any lady in the country;
wilt YOU please read our advei tisemeut
below, read II carefully, aud don't for
get IL; and when YOU want anything
In our line cal aud see us.
, The Fort Worth PDarmscy Go
corner Main and First streets, Is the
largest retail drug store IN Fort
Worth.
The Fort Worth Pharmacy c.. Is
the hes! retail drug store in Fort
| Worth
The Fort Worth Pharmacy Co sells
: the best cigars at the lowest prizes
| THE Fort Worth Pnarmacy sells
more goods at retail and lille ~ ire pre-
, scrIptions than any drug store In Fer,
Worth WHAT is the cause of it?l /.
The Fort Worth Pharmacy Co. sell
, the best saltwater in the world and
, use only pure fruit juices,
, ne Fort Worth Pharmacy Co sei
ali kinds Of patent medicines, sell al
4 kinds OF toilet soaps, sell all kinds O
. psrfumery, sell all kinds of brushes
!. aud combs. All prices reasonable
n The Fort Worth Pharmacy Co
1 make speciality Of physicians pre-
!, scriptions, and all prescriptions there
are compounded by the prop'ietors
John A. Craven and Joseph W. Little
we do our work, and try 20 do II well
Q Please call aud see us
u The Fort Worth Pharmacy sci
u camphor that will protect your wool
!. ems from moths during the summe
!. months We sell insect powder, Tn
d best on earth, that will Kill mnsqul
n toes, fieas, cockroaches and MES
u There is no use OF buying mosquito
y bars. Put out the light Ia your room
d blow the asect powder freely around