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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Norns NNn 49,.


Mime, Patti viii not como 70 America
this year nor 90 TO Spain, but she viii
sing Ia Paris.
GerSter will not come 10 America this
season. Her health Is in such delicate
state that she dare not attempt a sen yuy-
age.
The New York Keynote has entered
upon IFS third year, and comes out smll.
ing IN new dress, which makes moro
conspicuous It's general excellence.
az woman is good deal like an accor.
deou," says Lawrence OfRellly. "You
can draw her out all right, bat the music
/ begins when you try to shut her up.n
1t is gossiped that pretty and vlyacious
Miss Sadie Martinez, who dropped out of
The cast OF Nanon at the Casino some
time ago, has gone into convent. Bosh!
Charles Frohman has undertaken the
management OF the Ala Norman English
Opera company, which is to produce
Balie'S "Enchantressn on the LIST OF Janu.
ary
Mr.. Hans Keissig, the musical director
OF Mr.. Jules Grau's English Opera COM
pany, and Miss Helene Cooper, who
, played Yum Yum in the version Of "The
IA ikado," presented by that organization,
hs, c retired from it, aud are at present
stay, ~ at the Revere house, in Chicago.
Mia Clara Louise Kellogg has been
nreyeuL ID, by indisposltion, from starting
ON her N objected concert tour under the
Mt Gas usual) OF Mai Pond.
The famous American singer Is happily,
however, fas. regaining her health, and
will fulall her engagements.
Czibulka's ol\morita," the present op.
cratic attraction at the New York Casino,
is said TO be quite a success in the points
of scenery and cos tunes. A sharp critic
saws thsi "the pIO,t and dialogue are
himsy and iuane, aud for the music, to
call it trashy would be an insult to that
worthy adjective. Thee is not a single
melody to which even an organ-grinder
would condescend,"
William |. Gilbert was DO IN In London,
near the Strand. He has IL nde from his
operas and plays S250000, wliich he was
business man enough TO invest IN a good,
location. This sayer and
writer Of funny things is one OF the most
irritable OF men, and the smallest incIlm-
brance will set his sharp tongue going
He is now in Egypt, it is said, at work
apon new opera.
The Lillian Russell-Solomon-Polly-Bll-
lee-Taylor Opera company, which, by rea-
son Of the unusual capacity for making
things lively which the fair star and her
family seem TO have developed, has not
met with either the artistic nor financial
success that the manager, Mr.. c. ID. Hess,
In its inception, has
gradually dwiudled away TO very small
dimensions, and will probably cease to
exist In its present form after the current
week. The remnant will most likely be
gathered togetherby Mr.. Hess and formed
into another organization.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
ONE AT A TINE

one step at time and that well placed.
We reach the grandest height
one stroke at a Time, earth'H hidden siorrs
Win slowly come to light
one seed at "a time, and the iorest Grove
One drop At time, and the river uows
Into the houndlcss sea.
one word nj tlme and the greatest book
Is written and " read;
one stone at Il tlnc ana palace rchrH
Mott its stately head,
one blow nj time, and the trees clcit through
And "A city win stand whore the forest grew
i few short years before.
ono Zoe at a time, and he subdued,
Aud the conflict viii be won;
one grain at q time, and the sand Of lie
VIII slowly all Dc rnni
one minnie another, the hours ny;
Onc day ut time. and lives speed by
Into eternity.
one grain OF knowledge, and that well stored
Another and more on them,
And as time rolls on your MUD VIII SHINE
Witnmany garnored gem ,
OF thought and wisdom. And Time VIII zen,
cone thing az a time, ana that done we'll
--lGolden Days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
HARVEY TALKS.
A Clear statement % why the sci,ool
Teacher glhed the Farmer.


Tencher glhed the Farmer.
special to the aami'e.
VALLnY Minis, Tx, Dee. s--Tlie ar.
rest OF Prof j. w. Harvey, principal OF
the Searsyille school, for murder com.
mlttcd IN 1872, Ia ~. Landry's parish,
In. last evening. ill like thunderclnp
upon this community. The warrant
charges him with numbering q man named
McGee. Prot Harvey admits that he dld
It., hut his statement rs that MCGEE
charged him wltipa bideous crime, and
for which he (llarvey) stood his trial and
WAS acquitted. rhey then became foes
guns for each Ot8cr. They met IN the
road one day and commenced nring, which
resulted IN McGsc's death viii G Harvey
escaped uninlured. After the shooting
he secured horse and left for Texas. lie
has made l,nsqne county his home for
ten years; he has taught school, however,
10 several Other counties. Mr., Harvey
has endcarrd himself 10 our people
by his perfect, upright character during
the past ten years. Ills friends have inn
piclt c0nldpuee in his iinal arqnitial.
Mr. Charles nliyes aud George h. Cmich-
Aeld accompany the prisoner % Louislnpa
10 inyesflgasa inc matter and reader bin
assistance necessary 70 secure bis re-
lease.
one ihouslnd bales Of cotton have been
bought hero % date.
Rain is needed, and unless Il does come
very soon the wheat crop Tor next year
win bo greatly Injured here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
49,. ,In,,er.tood q Joke.

smart Robson fathers this once "a,
,,,in poo,h called on Edwin Forrest ana
tou,d the old mm bro0ding over grey
ance M had aaains, Edwin Adams fol,
raT Vas qnick to appreciate WI a9 ,l
NE, when they did not tread on ms
at~n corns. but he saw no fun IN loAe
y 10, Somebody else played on him. "a
va" ~ cannot understand it ut all, " sara
Forrest ~ have loved Adams az s9n,
NJ ~ tells these baseless, senseiess neg
about me- Ia Rao,h.
nIBdeed, Mr.. Forrest sAu n9o'
IN, J, replied Forrest, "the very heaN-
az echo Win the llbels and slaudefs y
sl's eSnS mis- mis- ntterlng. l win give you
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Entering Upon a ,,ew Life.

"My DEAR snld an old man cn his
daughters wedding morning, "a now
apd untrled life is before youi yon are
putting away forever tine Hight and care
iess existence OF grlhood and taslng
uo0n yourself the serious responsibility
of the wife. no You iecl that you WV
approaoh the matrimonial altar te-nishi
Impressed With a full knowiedge 81 lhe
solemn VOWS you there win take and
H
"Of course, papa; how absuFdly you
tals!" replied The young woman 'Dnl
We arc 70 hlyc rehearsal this morning
AZ 10, and mustn't keep them wainns'
GOOD by. papa"-E New YORK Times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
HANDS orr


Tourist, pafc that pie.
Touch not n single piece,
IL was not made ~ die-
Give a q ucW lifTA ease.
Twas made by n w0man's hand
Ere Andre had been shpti
on counter let it ttand-
Thy teeth can bite it not
lioaYder. spare that hen
Touch not a single bone,
n busted round HIS feet
when Adam was a,one.
And when fair Eve wis made
10 cackied In The nov;
In youfh II elncknd 20 Calm
Old Cain projects II nov.
Traveller, spare that egg.
And brakeman. leave the spot
Don't monkey with ih. SHE'LL
T'ls the last one ~ the lot
Laid when the earth WAS new
Aud Adam was u sid;
Then, traveller luei go slow,
sheOl II In II ma.
Jeeter, spare that joke,
AgHa ugO TWAS born
Ere the dawn Of light first broke,
Ana enrtB had welcomed morn
Meier had The evening star
Thrown back kiss % sun,
When iu chnps Nasi ai4r
That lol,s he coarse hW ran
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

NDtfihi ~ iuo tAWNN.
iioT sPmNass ARtt, Dee. S.-~rhe IN
quest IN the case OF ti'c mysterious death
OF N. II fravcnH ibstIu IN progress, but
no post mortem examinations has yet
been held Thesaspiosous circumstances
connected with the case hive been great
ly strengthened by the ruddon disappear
Wilson, The Texan who was constantly
with Crayors on The fatal night WrllIng-
ton was nlscewlill him that night, 10 Il IL
now alleged The fathcr " the dcceased
arrived this morning about7o'slpek.
Robert Lindsay OF Jackson, Tenn, died
suddenly today Of paralysis at the Gilbert
house, where he wae stopplng with his
family, consisting Of bis wife md eight
children, He was adjuster Of tifc inypr-
ance and came here fos his hcalthA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
RAIIINGS.
VIVA, fac Railroads are Doing In Yer,
Worth and Elsewhere IN the
world.
something for tNn MRgnnts, the BoHsa
holdar, tss Rn,ei,ts ot the Throttle,
Uull ami Cord md the Tlciiet once.


Az n meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Fort Worth s. Dtnger City Railway com
pany, held at their Office IN Fort Worth TO-
day, the presidents, scoretary's aud
superintendent reports Of operations for
the year ending October ~, 1885, were ac-
ceptcd, and 1880 copies Of the same or.
dcrcd 20 be printed, lnltiatorY steps
were taken regarding the extension Of the
line TO connect with the Kansas system OF
railways.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
rnE MA1nEN,s FAnEwEIL.

The time has come and We must part,
The tear. drop dims mine eye
How OH I've caspcd thee 70 my heart
With los IN days comedy
when FIRST saw thee ] was sure
Thou camcst to me 10 say
Hut nothing earthly doth endure
Al things must pass away.
How Oft 10 days forever past,
My form thou hast embraced
Another takes thy place OF last
And clasps me round the waist
But such g. life we meet TO part
IN midst of change we dNeil.
clasp another 10 my heart
old corset fare thee wei
-,Bosi0n couri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

ScampS, MS rule, always scampGr,
when danger draweth nigh. For MS w
Shakespeare observes, "a guilty conscience
makes towards OF us all.n
Is it proper to speak of ship-load OF
emigrants coming from Cork as a con-
Segment OF Cork soles.
ChIckcn.pox is fowl disease, but
small poX is the vari-o.lord; aud the man
that has 1t Is TO be pitted.
When colored BARRIERS quarrel they are
liable TO razor row.
II you want 10 sea-elephaats 20 60 some
far distant island In the South Indian
ocean,
Is IL Illegal to sell liquor 10 mmors2
Is a sailors monkey jHcket n real
monkcy's-kin.
Let's sea; The British lion's name Is
emblematic Of the raging mai0, isn't IN
Gin produces chin,
Can monkey wrench nuts on IA a1el-
Eee2
4 faithful Watchdog is terrier to evil
doors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
PALESTINE.


suddcn Death OF Most is,iimabis Lady
Henri Disease tiis Cause.
special % the Gazette.
PhEsrIsg, Tx, Dec. s.-Mach sur
pris. and sorrow was felt IN our city
this morning AZ the sad intelligence u
the Sudden death last night OF Mrs. LIZ
zie iIelm, wife Of Mr., T, 4, Helm Of this
city Mrs. Helm retired last night, 70
all appearances, 10 good hcalta, and was
discovered dead 10 her bed tlNs morning
st ESQ O'Clock by her little daughter.
Dr. :. w. Douglass made an examina-
ton and found that death had resulted
from heart disease, the Gnhh about the
heart being much discolored, showing q
sudden stoppagc OF ejaculation. lndica-
lions were that the unfortunate lady had
heen dead several hours. Young Mr..
Grigsby, nephew 81 Mr. Helm, was stay
Ing In the honse over night, but neither
he nor any others knew that death was
ia their midst until the sad discovery that
morning. The Dereaved husband was ah'
sent ut his farm IA the country, and oniJ
learned Of his loss late ia the forenoon
Mrs. Helm was twenty-nine years Of age
and most excellent lady She leaves q
husband and three littIe children 70 ulourI
her carly death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Dlreet soutp East Va 81 Ilouis.t 14o tfeipt
daily haiwccn q, loeit md eHn .ntrhip Nlth.
OGf change a. ksnAte giN Nn1tp ,4'iI'9.
snd frlifornq rdtarc( with Express Trains tut
81 lines. al Afca iaon connection > lotdn WIN
FrDfesa yf4inA 10y al pplnie ~ hapft1 IVY
alI iinca ieh1iag "a me North and Neei. 1pf
ncri1r Recommendations, faAt line. tqiimtk
pninra ~ lNn through y ionie VA rhueti1
% ~ nsailcss ANY 81 no 'tltklst tEcrfti %.
" - ''f''7 ~ IL. r. AluGilNH,
Passenger Akenf ilfnef ~. 1eHt',
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
0ouble-Width Dress Go

Union Cashmere, an the now dark
ahadcs, thirty six inch ,,s Is, sNe
EnENth Cashmere, now tals shaded,
FORTY -four inch ,.e ,.a, ,t., SOC
rreifh Caahmvres, etaple colors forty
Inch .t. .sI t.,t t,,, 90 20 100
ffOROh Cashmere. nirrft and evening
shades, forty iuuh ,, so rt, " 70 l,Vl
Cashmere nnlioige, mixed Braye ana
brown, t0rty Two lnoN.s. A. 60 3oc
I Cope Nuig, MIXED gays aud brown,
/ FORTY four iNch ,t. 100 To lsae
French NrmUyo. bira'a.oyc effects
3 iOrty four inch So, ... IA,
0AaOn Cloth, fashionable shadpn 'N
- 'v- riN inch I'D. sa .,, .s
m. 'heck6 and stripus, late l'sN'
ftAe,Ln, ".tuur. Inch hNNs
civ t3s,. cots, all c',lhys t,,,.'" hs"'
liomc- snutS y, -, III. -A.
tuur,inch go "ldto lac OF c,,i 80 ~ 70 D =
French rrlcot8 NesN no,,.
y, Grs at,y l shades .V"aa ''Sc
Flannel suitngs, dark ''P
siN. inch 80 M ,f 49,, f'ft foc
Wool Diagonal snltlngs for lAi'oI oo,,
made Suits, ntty.ineh, t,tt "W "u" lts9c
HAin FlannulH, forty inch 800. e." zoe
Flanncl sacking, plaids, htty ak ,a,.A,., I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

A Chicago dime museum Is reyeling in
the pleasures attendant upon an exhibit
lion Of old maids Twents-slx Of the
species nave been captured and are
doing duty as curiosities. All of them
have been crossed ~ love aud are willing
70 try another experiment IN that line,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Employment ogtat dnmpstIc scnt
dldn't care what sort 0fA
you, w.
Lazy Il DIDN'T say that, Sae
CAS- 10 color, mean" III
eyes, remember, did Either hM,
ar white, Fsaid."
''Wols / nllad the stipulation, didn't
mo, The one You sent I've is green y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

special Ia the bHseiie,
DALLAS, Tx, Dec, s.--Biis on 1900
ties for the Texas Trunk railroad were
opened yesterday evening. There were
nine bids, The contract was awarded TO
Harry Bros.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

A sharks tall, when IL ~ thrust out Of
tho water, 10 tic untutored csc bears a
close rcsemblance 20 nu old-inshloned
plowshare 10 n with this iin-lskiing
fuke OF cnndal appeEdage that he plows
the rzging main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
a No.el Mnh Ne,rl rrn,nra..

In recent novel, Nc discover the gem
putilnga German plsc and staring up at
The ccilingiN on the next pare we sud.
denly and him 'lhrowiug ava, the end Of
hnd him 'la2ily pulling at his Cigarette,
and emitting with superior air. Per.
haps 4 will mol be necessary TO inform
eur readers that the novel was written by
o woman Lowell Citizen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

aav the 10y Preacher struggles Along
Mr.. Harrison draws salary OF 300 .
y,eee during bis stay Ia Milwaukee, and
hoards at the Plankinton house a, the ex-
pense 81 the church people. We sells the.
hvmn books used in the services ana
nockets The pro0ts. He also sells ny
avn photographs, the proceeds q which
90 go 10 KS own purae ~ Milwaukee Even
inc Journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Is It right to beat a drum-edaIy while
the caravan is seeking naturc's grand re-
storer 10y the desert wayslder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

SuS is the Latin name for hog, and yet
there's a pig difference between y sus-
pender and hog-pen-dor; and don't you
FORGET IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Carpet Department.

~ inch hump carpets, 1so.
Ab incl hemp carpets NO.
w Inch cotton inErAlne, a1 10 l0t
~ inch cotton heavy, h0c
~ men ootton chain, y ply, a. to tAr
% inch cotton chain, extra 2.plv. "a 10 "a
w inch al wool, supernnc, 100 10 10
h incn cotton chain, ply. zoe "a / 10
IVY inch all wool, . ply. 0lt0 vs.
~ Inch tapestry nrpsHclA "a iaI3r
~ Inch body Brussels. O0t01 n0
" Inch yelyeis, ~ t02 90
hordcr, stair and han carpets 10 match.
ON application win send SAMPLES nf All INT
Iapceiry aud body nruastla
Furnish aiyc otmnms mud we WIN shin ear.
potA ready made, with oNtih chhigr ~ Ae fOr
nktaln, extra, snpgtilno and 3'pl carpets, 100
or brussels aud yclvaie,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Say what you please about cur, 10 is
usually outrageous animal, or IL he
giving themasti6S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

IL is improper, from Humanitarian
view, for the proprietor OF snake sh9w
10 strike his puif-adder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

The silver miner who strikes IL rich Is
never satisfied; he is always LOOMING for
some ore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Which Is the most selfish animal the
hog Of the genus Sus or the hog of the
genus Homo?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Tell Is not IA m0ufnfnl iinFles
li.fe " bat an o'nr full drauii
Fnr Wban hfniu with WIi4kf mlnGit4
Enth MSS az aHini stain,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Hand In band come poet, Autumn,
Rhymesters think the great Poe taughtl6m,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

And are the days OF summer missed.
The ycriant mead, the leafs grover
OF cQurso mel we can now play whist
And ouchre lay the parlor stove.
And close the cycnlngwlth the game.
Admired bv Christian and hy pagan,
Bless the inventor OF that sainc
The glorious game of Copenhagen,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Black silks and Satins.

Black Silks and SatlaS.
20 inch Black eros Grain SIN LYONS 6bl TO
n ,inch illack Gros Grain sill, bet.
tor quality Lyons, ... 81. | % TO J %
p inch Black Groe Grain SIX, VERY
heavy Gulnct,,. .t,s .... J 30 TO 2 o.
,iit -. ... a,;,' ! ooto %
- inch our silver Star q. q, silk,
very rch... .,.. t.. 80 ! 10 10 = 6b
q inon Bellon's Cathmgre, fine soft
grain, will not wear slorsy,. 81, ] 70 to 90
%. Inch BLACK Surah t.. .. 90 20 / 90
%. inch iilacb satin Rhadcn1Cs..,,,. % 20 %
- inuh Black Satin DnchVps. o., e., l 30 D. ~
~ inch black Satin TricoiinU az, 90 tu 00
20 Inch Lyons T 'ack nrocad0 SIN sio To 90
snfin ,rround "a to9 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Let's see, isn't little hatehst a lrnth-
i,iii representative of The Az oitoe Apos-
;less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Fur Trimmings.

l,snk fur trimming N inchos Nidc, aSc,
iilsrk fur trimming 1lpchca Wide, no,
hArk fur ttllnminN " mtith Wide, Aoe
hiaek fur ifimming, ainchOs wise, teci
plaok hair itlmmina, luotga Wide, 1ac per
Yard
lilaok hair irlmmlng, ipches wsdg W per
yard.
SwAn'h down, silver COMFY ttlnunln9, n
igghas, sAN pnt yard,
sWAns down, eilyoeronc tIlmning, irchvp,
oJnrt Aarl
--~-s "~ aincAca, 2 o0por yard.
Nutna - 90 per yard.
Nut beaver fur, shGN1l, "et satde
Henninc beaver fur, inchos, a Nt.
silver otter fur, mchos 4 % per Nnid. IT,,
Feather trimming both hlach and Hfay ",
width and length wanted 15c Per lhee :"
Width,
lilack beaded capst. haia n "a
Hack chenille canes, y OOtn iAm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
JlHs iirc offers
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
Texas q Pacific Hallway.

Tbe Great pspulnr Route bosWeea ft4 thst
and the Seaf, taori ilae 81 Ncw Ofiiane ana ~
poinis ia I.Ouiflhnn, New 1qRieoi trstynh hHn
inlifornlR FasOrite inc % thr NNNb, Ettt
ana eonthcnat i'aiihnn fnlecc 1'eeh,nN NttN
daily bciwcaa e. L0nis afd nsllhl, fpfi Nofihi
Ei pngO md saw tfnfisfo, te..l flre fgH
Worth ard sew orleans wiihont tfpntts roiln
irains ffon MI Fneo ~ ~ Louis. lhsl nmp
ar.i- rissa stnfiitla,ent sore r0nNefuOne, 800
thai your ticket reads Via Texas : faelnc fAli,
way. For maps, tlins.t rblUsi tifAtie. friet nha
IN requis0d infofphtioni rhl - ~ VS. Il .4ss h'f
~ The TicHot h&euts of ~. fttNNslFRi
PASSENGER Agent. Houston. 1fAnD,
ii. Isl. MclrfIioUHH,
Rsss. 4 Ticket Ag'k, Galveston. tptf''
VI. n. NEWMAN,
Con. TfAmr Manager. Halsesipn lfHa''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

fuiI many a 1y that's warmed 10 NE again,
Which once wee thought was frozen stih ana
drud.
Rpnewa once more his Summers swect rcfrain
White rOOstlng calmly on our old bald hAnd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
CoIored Satlns and Silks.

10 Inch COlnfcd @utnR, choice fall
ana Winter shadas 80. $50 10 Iso
- inch Colnred sailns, better grades $50 90 / 20
90 inch hnrrcloRuX satin DIX shades zoe
assortment 81 even.
Ing coiors IN satin rhadamua Toe 10 ~
iot--Whtte and night shades bro.
cade AHA 81. III. $50, 700 70 ~
rs ihch Lyons, assorted colure. Hilks SOC 20 Toe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

ioi sAin. veiyeieen eompAIf nue
o Shades ~ VITO no
rilare coi,ss,, 81. ~ ~. 10 10 es
lot lsein, nlere NtlNRteen,.. ,,,,5eo to 80
i.0t tN.in, Stik VELVET. staple coiofN.. leo
ls0t e0.in, Slsk Wolves. NV eologlnra
much 6clteg goeas Il " ssg,i IS tol 10
l.ei n a. SIX Ncivus, 0vcnine shaded
aud tinss,.4, XXI. Xxx. A 500
l-ot 50 ~. i2gek syn yclNe,a. sstoi9A
iaet ~ IN. tllaok Silk NelNctt. Ger
l6t y ia nhcs tyops, SIX vsivst I0Si o SO
limo y ssioSs 800 .''' s''''''''9 aOOios@
cleseni cSstsne s,''V's'' spoto %
upo,a, broad, clSsant goods ssOns 400
Lot hlNck aud ColNfOd pnshra,
worb %, sOl, . %, VIII Hoil the,n
At..,. ~. ....I .s..l 2a. 6oto -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
nlnn go !. I.gl Alwag. 9 ns IIls.'.

cola breezes blow,
Ne look TOR eBOv,
a-be rtohts are long aud muriY
iiut ics 10 rleer,
me seasons here
~, c,anberrf sancc gud turkey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

There was once noted detective,
Whose opinion was iar from defective.
When he lo0kcdin the glass
iIc rnmnfkens "fou'fe an 49,
Which showed that his mind was reflective.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Save Money! Saw Tinsi save Musrioi
Tell the street. gar nrtV = Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

In conclusion, | commend TO the wise
care and thoughtful consideration OF con-
0ress the needs, welfare aud aspirations
az an inteliga nj aud generous natl"n 10
subordinate those 90 the narrow adyah.
tages Of partlsauship, or the acfQmp9sn-
mont az selash aims, is 70 violate tne peo-
nl.'s trust, and betray the peoples inter-
I'D but an individual sense OF responsl'
bj,itv on the pert Of each Of as, ana a
siern determination to perform the duty
van. must give MS place among thoss
Mo have added IN their day ana genera
tion 40 the glory and prosperity OF our
~ 1870 and GROVER CLEVELAND.
Washington, Dec. 8, 1850.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

NJ WHERE WE GOT OUR LAND.
ees.t pubic domain had it's origin In the
eesa.ls Of land by the states TO the
mi government. The first cession
q ia ,s a.aue by the state of New York, and
ns ~ ssI, which, in area, exceeded all
:e,,,s,uefs. by the state Of Virginia. This
60 the pgoprietorship OF which be-
n.n s 9nus vested ia the general govern
es ,as, extended from the western line OF
s ,ss,ea.Sylsania to the Mississippi. These
fs ~ donations 81 ,he states were in
49, with no condition, except that
~ snodld be held and used 'f0r
's'aison benefit Of The Uuited States"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

A faithful Watchdog is terrier to evil
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-19

CSC serst rolling upland I milo irsa tie
Above farm heid By The saue parties AID very de-
Iirable fir summar p1Etaruge Of STOCK -iil b
sold With the shove placs ioT IS dollars per acre
On long time