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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
ARREST or MIR. CHASE.
The President ai the Chns- Trading Com
pany Called before tho Recorder FOR
ubstruciinE the sidewalk.

Upon Friday last Onicer Scott called
40 the office OF the Chhsc Trading com
paiy armed with proper warrant aud
took into his keeping for the time the
body Of Mr.. Geo. II Chase. The charge
upon which the arrest WaH made was
violation OF the citl ordinance In ODStructs
Ing the sidewalk THIS violation ~ the
Jaw was the very natural result growing
out OF the Immense business built up by
TINT Wide-aW wake firm The ordinance j.
one OF questionable prOprioty, aud when
allowed 10 lie dead Tor months and then
10 be cnurgeticaliy enforced sin Spots, "
IL simply becomes nuisance, aud like
any other nuisance should bp suppressed.
We cannot cenhure Officer scott,
Buchanan, or Fulford or Marshal Rcu Tor
their action, for we regard them all nA
brave, good men, yet we think their rerv-
Ices might be- much more probably cm-
ployed In another direction, aud the fault
evidently Hes with the mayor aud city
council. These men with their guns
should be pushed 10 the front ~
overcome the dangerous classes,
to suppress murder aud thcit.
our city government N short OF
money, and should be economical
An active boy NJ ~ per week. under
proper direction, could successfully cu-
force the law against merchants, bankers
and preachers.
What Foit Worth and Tarrant county
most need y cheap money 10 develop our
resources. with money at 70 Z
per cent. every acre OF ground IN Tpifaut
county would seon double Ia yaiae. But
cheap money wiz 0nly come 10 rs when
many of the owners come With u, ana
they VIII only come ~hen murder aud
THEFT become mrefies aud better prptcc.
ton IL given 10 life aud property. 1he
law breakers and the restless, highly
nervous characters Ia the other ataies
naturally DRIFT toward the never Oues as
the legal machinery grows warmer Ia
their behalf and II requires more than
ordinary energy 10 hold them In subJec-
tion when they finally succeed IN eject
ing lOdgnicnt and settle down l0ru
temporary stay even.
itir almost a uaily occurrence 70 have
applications made ~ our store for g9f.
nents 10 replace those stolen froD ih
victims Only the night bofofcfron dfTotg'
hotels or boarding houses Our cliyif
full Of thieves, big and lIttIe. whilst
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

eau pecture bureau - Gle r. well-to-
do and benefited clergyman" they say,
''but II h. desired 70 lecture for money
he should &C least have had full control OF
HE movements, aud not be obliged 20 l,c-
ture In amy place or building that his
speculative managers might Tx upon
Disscnters are chuckling over this cor
thodox grumble," especially when they
remember how orthodox English society
succrcd a. DR.. Talmage's preaching tour
and tho way IN which he "frOze on To
his fee .1OsFPH HATTOS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

50 acres out of the Seth Pryor survey.
Tarrant county; trustees sale.
NJ 1. Brlnson to MI. Brinson 90 acres
out OF the F. l.. Harris survey, Tarran,
county; consideration, $500.
/, IL. Crimson to NJ. y. Brinson. "a
acres out OF the i L. Harris survey.
S2250 ~
NJ T. Crimson and wife to NJ. j. Brlp.
son, 50 acres out OF the i. l.. Harris Sur.
vey Tarrant county: consideration
$500.
J.. A. Houston, s. X. Mays and wife, A.
r. Mays, Chas Martin and wife and E' l..
Martin to b. j. Houston. i7S acres out of
two leagues patented TO shelby county
Tor school purposes; consideration,
$1,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22


Whatever disabilities aiilct other cities
oil the United Kingdom, London has a
special Imperative power IN herself. She
never quite reflects the condition OF
England. Men from all parts OF the
world are always coming or going hence
ihe center Of International politics, Lon.
don becomes more and more the scene of
great financial operations. Everybody
Who has anything to sell, or to patent, or
TO Introduce to the world, brings 10 to
London. The inventor, the singer, the
writer, the painter, the Spectator, the
adveniurer, they all find this metropolis
the great magnet of the world II it were
possible English Industries themselves
to touch even much lower depths than az
present, London would DC London still,
the counting house OF The empire, the
head trading quarters OF India aud the
colonies, the banking house OF Europe
caterers for those, therefore, who desire
TO be amused and entertained, need never
despair of success IN London Given the
big show, London Is the place for it. But
there the biz certainty ends. The United
States OF America repeats, as IL were, her
IondonS from Manhattan TO the Golden
Gate, and that is why, Ia the aggregate,
america discounts England as the Tom
Iiddler's ground OF public entertainers.
Jenny Lind and Dickens In the past proved
this 60 the full, Patti and Irving In the
present have demonstrated Il beyond
question
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
MIsCELLANEors Nn1rs.


The prince and princess OF Wales have
been to see Human nature at Drury
Lane aud Ozark Days" az the Iiaymar-
ket. They expressed themselves de-
lighted with 10Th pieces. MIR. Irving r.
very busy with "Faust," which he VIII
produce at the end Of December or the
bcgiRn!ng Of the new year. Al sorts of
ruuors are rife about the cost OF the pro
ductiOn. The German newspapers are
taking an interest In the subject. one OF
the greet sceue5 will be IN attempt 90
suggest the Geylry OF 'thC WalpurglS
Night.h There viii be cathedral scene
which will eclipse even the splendid effect
OF the famous church set In
"Twelith Night The outside
critics and tssayists have already
begun TO write "FWist" articles.
German author has contributed an ar
tclc 10 the National Review pointing out
chat Faust ought not ~ be acted on the
stage recourse other pens viii reply
that the work Is cnineE3ly suitable for
the thcater and so the question will be
thrashed out. Meanwhile "OliYig'' con
tiuucs TO crowd the thcatcr. Contradic-
tory reports reach London as 10 Miss An
derson's success in her native country.
On one side We hear THAI she Is not well
received aud on the otlvr that She ~ the
RUG aIla 'nal M -iD,'yl Soili,Hg In',nVy
out 81 wv 'nluSou'en5, MIN y"u NJ
ny rist rue ~ N'''.is 'u' P,,',,t mi nj
"GalnteE. :" Her Juliet IS a very
charming artistic und poetic imper-
sonatiOn Of "a very forward mud r0-
niantlc and lhulstreet yonnI iahy ana
HcF HaiAteh ~ ilr h'NV ciashf suIIcF,
Nph ~ vac H,inI statue u'hh 'hc oIIs'h'i
interpreter MIS, hehuAl) ever iealiAeu
or llnaeiheu' y y t2 !s '. P9sllNe,y ~,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
MY LIME 2ET
NEW-CROP C0F'FEES
NGV-ClDD Louisiana Sugars and M02SSE
As SECOND None i'm the state.
these a a
line dwinbep to hrwmy and
Joseph FL. Brown,
WHOLESALE GROCER.

Some Of our best ana most capable
officers are walking up and
down our principal business streets CONT
Ing the hours some busy merchant may
have lofi AN empty box upon the pavement
Anything Is eaay 20 do, when one knows
well bow to do lt Perhaps moi one among
the beads OF our city government could
make a watch, yet there are many men oi
much less Intelligence who can, aud inf
tho simple reason that they have given
the matter their attention.
Pass no laws but what are wise and
pmctcablui enforce fully and without
fear or favor all laws you do pass. Pnsls
yunr best men 10 The front and give them
Il chance 20 purity the moral atmosphere
10y cleaning out the vicious characters,
and we win see that the boxes Gre IN The
future disposed OF In manner that shall
be deemed satisfactory W our law
makers
More than that, we Will continue our
very low prices, which win draw trade %
Fort Worth from hundreds Of miles
around. The great bargains we are Of.
icring IN dry goods OF ondiese variety,
mems and boy's clothing, overeOais, boots,
shoes aud slippers for ladies and gentle
men, misses and masters and the babies
lalies' aud gents furnishing goods, hosle-
~, hats, caps, gloves, Trunks, 'alises,
ratchpls, etc, etc, etc, daily give rise pa
the part % our customers 10 the Inquiry
How Is Il that sou are selling goods
lower than the stores that are selling
out &C cos,2n Il must be that We buy
larger quantities for less money, slid,
owing % our immense .rads, are satsuea
Win q smaller margin of profit,
TnOMAs FAIRLY
Advertising Editor Chase Trading So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
M'CULLOUGHs BRAIN.
Dr. EngcPs Former Diagnosis Fully SUI
tanned by an Autopsy.

'"u''u ny an autopsy.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. lS.-Thc re-.
ceiving-yault at Monument cemetery was
the scene this morning Of an autopsy on
the body OF the dead tragedian, held nj
the request OF his family in order to den
nitcly hN the cause Of his death and 10
substantive or disprovc DR.. Engel's the.
DRY of death, it being different from that
held by the physicians Of Bloomingdale
hospital. Or, Engels theory was that
death was caused by a disease known as
thrombosis, which is gathering of
thrombus, or a clot Of blood, in one OF the
arteries, thus blocking the circulation of
blood through IT,
The result Of the autopsy corroborated
the diagnosis OF DR.. Eugel. Among the
persons present were James Mccullough.
@onot deceased, and ayoun. mdy,app rent.
ly unknown TO any one present, VINO stood
at respectful distance from the vault, si-
lent ana alone, until the Vaul closed and
all had departed, wncn She, too, took her
leave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Received by Montgomery & Co. Thur
ber'r pearl sago.
Thufber's tapioca.
Thurber's c0nnolsAcur and catsup.
Thurbers splced oysters.
Tourbcr's bird seed
Thnrber's canned corn, the finest.
Thur1eris early June peas; imported
prepared mustard; imported vinegar IN
bottles; Imported preserves 10 bottlesi
imported French prunes, olive oil and an
choylesi Edam's cheese. All OF these
goods are fresh arrivals and are for sale
by MONTGOMERY & 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

New Spe"luities
Received by Montgomery Co. Thur
ber's pearl sago,
Thurher's tapiOca.
Thurber's cOnnoiGseur and cRtsup.
Thurber's spiced oysters.
Thurber's bird seed.
Thurber's canned corn, the finest.
Thufber's early june peas; imported
prepared mustard; Imported vinegar lu
bottles; imported prescryes In bottles;
imported French prunes, olive OH aud
anchovles; Edam's cheese All OF these
goods are fresh arrivals aud are for sale
by MontnOnlery Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Despite this moral or immoral cloud,
London Is very bright ana gay. Fine
autumnal days altern1tc with fog aud
rain; but We do have glimpses of blue
skies and white clouds racing over them.
During several days of the past week
London has reminded me of more than
one American city ia the carly days OF
December. a dry atmosphere, fine
bracing winds. brlstling crowds of peo-
pie and shop windows full Oz color, sthrce
is one thought which might well serve
for text for an essay
on political economy, which
strikes one very particularly at
the present time. In England t0dcsmon
are more in the habit OF exposing their
goods in great store windows than i the
case in America. A walk down oxford,
Il gent ana Bond streets cannot fail To
suggest TO the thoughtful Englishman se-
rious reflections upon the decay OF ma
tional industries. Tho store windows are
full of foreign OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
every description from every part OF the
globe. china aud glass made everywhere
but in England, isoDmoRgeiy, watches
agricultural implements from Germany
and America. timed meats, soups, fruits,
breadstuffs from California Chicago, l'hii-
adelphia, carpets frOm Persia and Turkey,
cloths OF gold and tissue from
All PARTS on TuE OEEST
birds aud feather trimmings for ladies'
dresses and hats icom Australia, south
Amcrlca and India. eggs ana huticr nom
Holland. Normandy and Brittany, jeWcl-
RS, silks and gloves irom Froncr' pyra-
nids of sugar from France ana Gcnanyi
we have oven given large orGer- for oaclai
nostal stationery 20 The latter country "
$50 we're al consumers aud non" Of ~
producers. We should be having o very
rood time; but unfortunately Inc pro-
ducers are coming 10 grief. A few years
AGO there were in district OF London
called Spltalhclds $4,000 -llk-wcayetsi to-
day there are not 1900 Al over the land
operatiyes Of almost every Industry are
ont OF work. SO wonder that IN the
midst of this supreme crisis electionerers
MI heginuiug 10 introduce the old ques-
tlon of protection. The trade Of England
NM never 10 more depressed and hope
l.ss condition than it is At the present
moment, and whether they are right OF
,,ron, Il X not Tor me to discuss In this
,isre. bat The free traders an0 proiec-
,ionists offer 10 the world come very
stalaiiue examples Of the pern'cions IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
OUR NOTES.

1'--ftsrERnAY's PROCEED
q lNGS.
r. vs.. Matte Eatman. suit
4 Application grunted, an
4 ~ VAt Property (amouut-
NV OlOer,d and the custody Of
I V'u boy committed 10 the
A, eoloredl ". A. Snith
<',. 'o' divorce ON tie GROUND
~ Application granted.
vs., Richard Guenther,
! o. ~ 'ne ground of cruel
4 p N. granted.
"'f vs.. T.. McLc-
~, irtSpass to NV
. N.Y. demurrer 10 plain
'a'led, and plaintiff gave
ED,a soan Wright, suit for d.
kp,sa' u cruel treatment;
y. NJ. L, Holmes etal..
|, W.. dismissed by plain
|' gg,t1a vs.. II. 2. AIodica et
"a. ,,s I, vondor's lien for
I, lor plaintiff.
Ply COURT.
s,,l tert Wort1 Street nan.
|sSs ..i Tor $500 dansg : Tor
|ss.,.ssl liinga line selter dog,
y 1 @ol. lor iull amount, and
-o.lce OF appeal.
~ TRANSFERS.
|a''s ~ Nile to 4. IL. Finch.
, vel addition To Fort
NJ Sell, Colorado 4 santa
4 ,s s'aets ont II blocs 80
q at,,,.Al city OF Fort
4 ~ vile 10 4. II. Keller,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
cnNerMAs IlrnNArrRr

The book merchants are filling their
store windows with the new literature OF
the season and with pictorial promises Of
Christmas books and ANIMALS to come.
SINCE Dickens ceased 10 write Christmas
stories, the gentle art OF scasonahlo tic.
tlun appears To- have almost died out,
Perhaps public taste has changed In this
respect. Publishers stin appear to have
faith IN what Is called the Christians
number. The most notable of these pub-
locations Issued aud promised are worthy
OF special remark Tho Art Journal is 10
the front with its annual for lSS6.G. II Is
devoted to a sketch OF the works of Sir
j. Z. MillaiS, barourt, the ROYAL Acadc.
mlcian whose paintings are more popular
than those OF any othpr modem English
artist The number contains large en-
cravings and ctchings of three of his best
known pictures, "rhe Northwest Pas
sage "Chll October and "The Beef.
eater" The literary sketch OF his life
pays an unconscious tribute 90 American
Journalism. II contains long quotation
from an interview with Militia, printed
some tine ago in the Daily News. some
few years ago / elaborated Il pIrcc of this
class Of journalistic literature. dealing
With the home life of public mnn, for
llarper'S Magazine Some of the Lon.
don critics regretted this Introduction
OF an
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER FEATURE
into the higher walks OF literature. To.
day the Daily News and other leading
journals employ their best men 20 write
occasional interviews OF popular workers
In science aud art, and a sober art Journal
essay ON The greatest painter of his time
makes feature OF newspaper Interview.
Nt 3. l.. Fawcon is represented 30 the
seasons literature by "Chrieuuas
Angels Miss l{rlddOn By "rhc Nisilctuc
Bough;" Mr.. Besaut has an cNlu num-
her of household words AN tu himself,
and q new hand succeeds Mir Sala a. the
writer Of the Bow Bells story. The
Graphic aud the Illustrated London News
both have done wonderful numbers, far
in advance OF previous efforts, but these
do not come out until Christmas is
nearer at hand The Pictorial World,
IN which something like 10000
has been lost, or rather let nae say invest,
ed, is Just beginning to turn the corner
towards success. IL Is the property Of
Ncssr~, Clay, printers They bought &c
from the previous company, which failed
in it, and have themselves spcnt ESQ.,
0o0. They promise great things In their
Christmas number, as also does Mr., Ed
muud Yates of the World The more
serious enterprises which claim book
buyers attention are Sampson, Low s
Co.'s pictorial Arts of japan" Smith,
Elder & Co.'s new STANDARD Edition Of
Thackeray," Lougman's second part OF
the "Grcvillc Memoirs" Chaaman s
Halls Ashburton edition of Carlyle
Macmillau's new edition of Kinglcy's
water Babiesn and the works Of Ten
nyson Cas,cl's "Royal River, the Thames
from Source to Sea-" and the late Frank
Hauon's "North Borneo,n by Sampson,
Low & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
To q Great Ariny M ,1o,fo,s.

This comprises all who have dyspepsia
or need tonic, TO all this immense army
OF sufferers Mr.. j. Blcnoyer OF Tucker
ton, n. j., recommends Browns Iron
BittcrS, because he derived great benefit
from it. AT every respectable drug store
YOU can buy Browns Iron Bittcrs Mt n
dollar a bottle. Well worth it, too.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Inf1 Iint 100 Forgotten.

The people get sncii splendia ~.
at Malone, Waller s Co.'S that allei 10 ~
leave them they never forget 20 return y, ~ -
tue same place wuen the1 are SUI ~
the same treatment the SECOND t''nV' t-sE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Call at II. Tully's aud examine this
ELEGANT line Of goods. lie Is amply pre-
pared 10 please the tastes Of any and
typrt one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

No other hmp-burner ever had as rapid
sale as this one, because none have ever
reached the stage OF perfection that the
Hickok Calcium has. just try one ana
you will be perfectly satisfied OF ITS SUI
pc1iority over all others. ON sale at the
Fort Worth China Co. store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

lam already receiving al the latest ny
elites in holiday goods. Come anu ~
anime my stock and get prices peipIe
buylng elsewhere. ! can make ~ " lVu'
interest to do SO. II. iilA+h'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

You cannot afford to miss II. fully
when you need anything like this, for he
can save you considerable money on your
purchases Call and examine goods and
prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
tgLIO SCHOOLS.

! YSrATGMENT or ATTEND
|ENGUE MAKES A CHASGE
Is the weekly statement
b enrolment attendance
llc city public schools OF
|ihc week ending Friday,
49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

CAN and see he elegant display OF suit
ings now on hand a. j. II. Martindale's,
the Importing TAI OF, cornerof lourlhand
llON.,t IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

We have Just received a car Of iron and
steel, which we offer to the trade ut low
est market figures. Send for prices.
Henry & PEAK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

For birthday or Christmas presents,
something that Is always highly appre-
elgted, can be bought at very low prices
M II yullyis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

sell c"erytbng IN their iinr eheapur 'l 'a
elsewhere, regardless OF competltoli,s az,
yertislns at cost. Don't buy nhth you
SEQ them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
something New.

Call and see the elegant display 81 suit
ings now on hand at > II. MartiDdale's,
the importing tailor, corner Of Fourth and
Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

The best made buggy cushions ever
brought to this market and sold at the
remarkable low price OF 81 each, any and
all sizes. r. Il. TACKABEuN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

A complete assortment aud all variety
nf styles sold cheaper than offered by
advertising these goods Ut
.n.t MALONE, WALLER s co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Tie place to buy these Is at Captra
Bros, the largest confectionery in the
city and the most popular place TO trade
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Call aud see the elegant display Of suit
ings now ON baud at j. II. Martndalc's,
the importing tailor, corner OF Fourth and
ILnmsInn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

In everything IN the liquor and cigar line,
both foreign and domestic. can Away w.
lad at Ciias. schneDcr 8 co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
Lunch basket. at Montgomery & coz

Call and see the elegant display of suit
ings now on hand at j. II Martndalc's,
the importing tailor, corner Of Fourth
and Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

IL fully just cannot be beat in this
line. Remember in buying presents Mr.
Tully can offer you special Inducements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Gund oyercOats can be had it'u, - $40 :"
slg n the Texas faWnoroher > '"'
liuustuu Strcet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

hondSome line VI papcrc At re 20 ioe
Dor boA, "a 4. ~ Wells, corner fiIeehlh
and Houston streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Anything needed in this line II. Tully
can furnish us good quality and at lower
prices than ca,i be obtained Ia any other
.tsity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

The llickok burner leads the world
Get one at the Fort Worth China Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

ucpatazone viii remove all diseases in
cident TO a disordered state OF the liver.
ana Is therefore recommended In an liver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

4 AZ C,NERoN's LuN-
=. PEOPLE.
n silprk Yesterday an
a .led from the notori-
An time there were
81 he alarm. A shed
n 6,y. directly in the
r. rm6er ward, separated
la8ammablc material
H. by Il narrow al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Randall Chambers Go. are oiieflna
great bargains in ladies' and childnn's
hhoes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

iects which the one.sidcd free trade has
had upon our great staple manufactures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

n 'uuooi r. on inc SCUM
& .''Vls' roo many tardy
4 ~, ,vuo1 ,... a'lu NO
4 " u. % a ai TO act rs
4 ,s Ssiee !, oil permanent
y made In case of a vacancy,
sg lg once ~ OF thc superin-
. ia,, 'ile IN INST oe-
. ' n III, applicants are
hose wishing to make
''yu ior ne are preferred
KAO WoSY
h rprcrpr,vs 49,
seuaeileh were seated at
-, ~ lne hotel Plckwick,
|iei'es vigorously TO the
r sooS wei to a hungry
p,e'N lair yenison," re-
~ n.y.,
naN man can't you tell
'"een ueer meat ana an
|a ~ "Fs' speaker laughed a
a.
M N w. po'h, and ! ought to
1'u | hllhd putting up a
In
t Esa . uowh simultaneously
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Iirocade AK Yelyefs, worth -
yard, Yrc only VI Ut Rapdal 8 Chambers
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22
CITY


III IN turkeys at this
d2 Tse express Z, companies
h L from all quarters
ma ncisbborhood OF
y a'o,..tofllces as a help
= tcrD one in the neigh
n 4 M City yesterday,
!. u city, and it's evident Id,
" Commented on. That
,.,.,ope. Or. Hammond,
AZ .soy Fort Worth favor
W wil doubtless give our
~. ooen-alr concerts for
=, the fire.alarm sys-
\ y, short time and will
Y :, once. When they
y, viii have by far the
W.,a, system in the state.
4. Chase Townley heirs
I,ccember J at | p. m.
~ Louis. Our st.
2 ,,,,e that members of
,,anot he present and
/, oossession records OF
y. Of their family, will
.ooies to Committee
I'M - care OF Laclcde
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-22

Lunch Da-kcts a Montgomery } 20 ,'T1