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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
(pticu1a

Endorsed by Physicians, druggists ~
Chemists as nearly lnfalIible.
sm selling more Of the cUTIcURA RENnDJ "a -
eases Of the skin and blood than any other ThoCUrTr
SOAP a. its nrsclass quality deserves lesds all al me-
IN demand both tole. soap and beautiaer ~ ~
tector OF the skin. DIR. W. H. HALL. Frankfort X.
sATIsFACTORY REsULra
Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES exceed both In salsa ~
good results skin 10 nedy hauded and n n -
pleasure that them to our customers ass,
that they will receive real hene and satisfactory resu
DR. d. BOWMAN q SON. Bourbon Ina
NEVER FAILING.
Ido not know Of an instance in which the CurrcupA
REMEDIES have failed to produce satisfactory rcau,ts
believe have sold them than OF any osr At,
remedies have ever handled daring the vss
OF my experience as druggist
A.D. TkYoN, Druggist, Batavia Ny.
sCROFULA CURED.
prescribed you CUrfCURA REMEDIE easctins a
thorough cure in chronic scrofua upon child AZ
one OF my patrons after the had bAed the of TIVE
eminent physicians daring period Of eleven montbs
made complete cure in four months.
C. PATTERSON, Druggist Brooksvio Ky.
ECZEMA CURED
was sufferer with Eczema for after tytns
many remedies without finally cured BY CUTf.
CURA REMEDIES. and to &c pleasure in recommending
'ne"' HENRY CESS, Druggist Mes ,atine, Iowa.
BEST BLOOD MEDICINE.
have sod more Of your cUTICURA REsoLvENr with
the best satisfaction than any blood medicine keep
q. f. DICKINSON, Druggist, Munda Ill.
Sold Everywhere. Price; cuticura 80 cents, Cutcura
Soap. 26 cents; Cuticura ResoIvent 81 POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO, BOSTON.
Send for " How to Cure skia Discases."
nlRA PIES, Blackheads, skin Blemishes and Baby
] utvu Humors. use CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
NETWORK CITY.

The roof garden of the Hotel Normandie Is no"
open.
The Long Beach Hotel will be opened on satur-
day with music OH the following day.
The bands have begun to play on the steamers Oh
the Fall River line. -
Southern Observation-Disclosures HARDWOOD L.
Pool secretary Young Mems Republican Clup'
Produce Exchange Building.
CORPORATION Counsel Lacombe yesterday ap-
nointed Theodore b. Steele junior assistant nj a
salary of 81 800. The appointee was fecohinehueu
by Mayor Grace. ,,
II was not intended to open the bathing pavilion
at Manhattan Beach till saturday, Dnt ,ne md md
weather has caused n change in the programme a""
the bathing house will be opened to-day NJ noon.
Hugh Hastings Fraser was again renamed Dy
Justice Duffy In tho Jefferson Market foiiee Ooul'
yesterday. after he had reiterated ms ";,.ances
ton to pay all his deDts Us 'oon 10
arrive.
Iryp SENTENCE FOR MURDER. =,
Edward Gunaw, twenty-three years old. ., con,
John W. Dempsey with blow from spade Ia IA
iauor shop IN Hcnry-st., in April, was sentenced
Yesterday TO imprisonment Tor IRE Dy J"s''oo ""'
rctt in the Court Of Oyer ana Iermiher
ABLFro RESCUE A DROWNING BOY.
Charles sailing. age eleven. fell from the pier az
the loot of East Third-st.. yesterday ana was vas
drowned James Mccormick, employed IN tue
hath at that place, Owed after the boy several
times, but failed TO recover his BODY. Sains ,
home was al No. IA First-ave.
ARRESTED FOR KEEPISG OPEN HOUSE OF SUNDAY
Charles IL. SnippcIu INC piopiice"i VI ~
ELEPHANT was arrested yesterday on warrant Is
sued by Justice Duffy. IN which he was charged by
a detective with keeping open house on sunday,
and allowing billiards, poo-playing and bowling TO
he carried on. He asked for Oh examination on
Saturday and his request was allowed.
FFFECTUAL MEANS or ESCAPING THE HEAT
James Kane, a young house painter. who was
working on tho new hospital buildings on North
Brother Island yesterday, suddenly walked into
the water aud was drowned Other workmen
thought that Kane was overbeated and wished 70
l. eh. n1ian III
mitted suicide. Kane lived IN Sevcnty-cighth-
ST., near First-avc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

Sold Everywhere Price: 80 cents; cutfcura
Soap rs cents; Cuticura Resolvent 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
MISCALCULATED.

From me Detroit Free PYesa
He leaning against tho railing at the ferry dock
looking decidedly out of when along oily,
smooth faced man and said:
NJ,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
WILLIS POINT.
Pleasant Holidays and How Enjoyed
Society Personals.
Cnrrosnnndnnrn OF tho Gnrnfln

Pleasant Holidays and How Enjoyed.
Society Personals.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WILLIS PoNT, TEX, Dec. 2G.--The holl-
days are passing pleasantly and quietly.
DR.. A. q. Sisson, after protrncted
visit TO his old home In Kentucky, has
returned and will resume the practice OF
his profession here,
Judge John S. Splnks, the handsome
disciple OF Blackstone OF Canton, has
been passing the holidays among his
numerous friends here.
Miss Zollie Thompson goes 20 Tyler,
Monday, TO visit friends.
Miss Nina Cousins, the sweet singer
IRON Tyler, was visiting friends here this
week, the guest OF Or. Monghon.
Miss Lizzie Estes Of Dallas was visit
ing Miss Jessie llaman aud other friends
this week.
MIR. sim Allen, u recent gradute from
the law department of the state university,
has located In Canton.
Miss Bertie Mehaffey has been visiting
friends at Marshall.
Mai. II. A. Blanks has gone 10 lynch
burg, va, to visit the friends Of his
childhood
The Local Chronicles prize buggy was
disposed of by lot on Thursday last and
fell 10 Mr. Mat Hale.
ia Strong, the handsome and orudite
junior OF the Local-C Chronicle, Is visiting
MIS- good mother and sisters nc Hendof-
soL.
The social event Of the season was a
parior and promenade concert at the res
luence OF Nh. and Mrs. j Il. Montfort al
the Bon Ton hotel Christmas night, and
the music, both vocal and instrumental
would have done credit TO professionals.
moonlight ON the Lake, quartette, by
MISS Jessie Human at the plano, and
MISS Iollie Thompson and Messrs. =, b.
hilgore and Horace Human. DR.. &. A..
Catlin rendered seyeml plantation melo-
dies In his inimltablc STYLE, with guitar
accompaniment. The doctor IA n horn
comedian, Mr.. Catlln, who has sweet
and well-trained voice, sang 10 plano
accompaniment. NIesdames Steele and
FELTON,, daughters OF Maj Monttort, played
some difficult operate duets. Both these
ladies' are finished planisu.. Aniong.the
guests We're Mr.. Frank Peyton and Miss
Lizzie Benham, Mr.. Harry ChIldress and
MISS Maggie Abels, Mr.. Frank Reynolds
ana Miss frankie Kfigore, MIR. S. b. Xii
gore and Miss Alice Reynolds, Mr.. Chas.
smith and Misses P&bst and Psrrish, MIR.
70 Carr aud Miss Connie Garrett, Mr..
eghurt Collier and Miss BERTHE Mohaifey,
Judge }. 8. Spinks and Miss zoilie
Thompson, MIR Frank White and Miss
Jessie Human Mr.. i. R. Simmonds aud
Mlas Mary Swank, MrsJamcs Ross ana
Miss Mamie Childress, Mr. Sam Torbott
and Miss pearlie ljruce, Nj. Horace Iln.
man and Miss Luis Semggs, Mr.. and
Mrs J Il Reynolds, Mr.. and Mra. j. IL.
Greanyl Mn. and Mrs, r. n FELTON,, Or.
and. Mrs 5 A. Caflln, Mr., 81. Dlchard
And'daughtef, Miss BueIap MeSsrs Nc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
WICHITA FAILS.
Tho Citizens Paid His Fine--A large Colony
Coming From Ohio.

tohluk FROM Ohlos
Special to the Gazette
WICHITA FALLS, TIKI Dec. 2s.-Tom
20. Wilson, who assaulted G, w. Israel,
president of the defunct Exchange bank a
few days ago, was tried TO day and fined
s26 and costs, which the citizens OF the
town made up ana paid for. him. Mr..
Wilson Is ex-treasurer OF Wichita county
and lost S2sls in the bank, and the PEG.
pie regard his Indignation as righteous.
A large number of exeurslonists will
leave Ohio ON the 18th of January next,
having Ia view the settlement of the
Specht colony near this place. This Is Il
fine body OF land, and is under the CON
troll OF Col. James OF the Panhandle Ma.
tonal hank
Haskell city is talking OF telephone
line 70 the Fails, which enterprise our
people look upon with favor.
The prospects for another railroad to
tile Falls continue TO grow better, and the
faith Of our people IN the future of the
town ~ manifested by the numerous new
buildings now gong up all around.
The Watcr-power company are now
negotiating with parties for the erection
Of u Touring mill OF considerable capacity
The parties who are to put up the mill are
from Minnesota.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Both were intoxicated.

SENECA, Int, Dec, 80. Patrick Rooney
aud wife, an aged couple living near
Seneca, In sale county, were yesterday
morning found dead at their residence.
Mrs. Rooney had been bnrned to death
The coroncr's jury's verdict WAS accidental
death. The supposition is that MIS-.
Rooney's clothes took fire from a candle
while She was winding the clock, and that
in the absence OF any help in the room
she was burned into crisp. Mr.. Rooney
was In an adjoining room and was suffo-
Gated by the smoke and flames. A hired
man IN another portion OF the houso knew
nothing OF the affair until morning. Mr..
Rooney was an old settler, having lived
IN that Vicinity forty years, and leaves q
family OF fotY grown-up children.
The coronar's inquest developed the
fact that Rooney and his wife We're under
the influence Of liquor They had sent TO
town for half gallon Of whisky and
nothing but the Jug remained The hired
man testified that they were both intoxi,
Gated when he went 10 he'd, but refused
10 give him any OF the whisky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
UyALDE,s SCHOOLS.
a Brief Account OF Uvatio's system OF
Graded schools.

Brief Account OF UvntlS's system o
Graded schools.
Uvalde West Texan, Dec II.
our town and people have much to b,
proud Of In the rapid strides made In th'
progress and prosperity OF our public FREE
schools. Until the present session thu
beautiful grounds, now adorned by GU
handsome two-story school building, wa
disflgured by miserable old shanty, en-
tirely unfit for the noble purpose TO which
IL was dedicated. Consequently thu
children were scattered in several small
rooms and private dwellings In remote
parts Of the town. There was also som,
unpleasant dissenslon and division among
patrons, teachers and trustees which
have fortunately all been healed over
aud we now have our entire school inter-
est united and all the schools consoli.
dated In one grand graded system, under
the management OF one set OF trustees
and one superintendent and an able corps
OF six assistant teachers, and all Of the
eight grades, except the fourth, comfort
ably located in the new school building
IL now appears TO be the almost unani.
nous desire OF our citizens 10 sti.l fur.
Their enlarge our school buildings and
properly equip them, so as TO accommo-
date our entire scholastic population and
extend the free school session TO nine or
ten mouths. For this reason, in addi-
tion TO The prorata OF our district from
the state school fund, and our prorata
Of the income from the county
school lands, our property taxpayers last
Saturday determined, by a vote of II 10
Q, to levy II special school tax Of twenty
cents on the 500. The assessed value of
property In the district is estimated at
between S500,0 and $4,000, which
will yield an additional income to the
schools OF $1,000 TO $1,000. The amount
apportioned to the district for the present
scholastic year, as obtained from the
county Judges record, is S2302 80, In
Guiding the amount from the county
school lands, which, with the prospective
increase, will probably yield total reve-
nue. TO the district, available for next
session, OF $500 or $4,000. II Is n cheer
ing sight TO see the multitude OF happy
faces and rosy cheeks of the nimble lad
dies and lassies as they assemble on the
school grounds, and as they leave the
building one is forcibly reminded, by the
number, Of bees coming out Of hive, the
total enrolment being at last account
about $50 pupils
IL is sincerely hoped that the same good
counsels will prevail and good manage
meut continue until Uyalde becomes, as
10 Is fast becoming, the queen city of the
Wesyi from an educational, social and
moral standpoint.
Besides our literary schools, we now
have in progress a writing school, n school
OF elocution, school OF art, and three
permanent and able schools OF music, in
GLIDING both Instrumental and vocal.
After the holidays we have the promise Of
a dancing school and another school OF
vocal music.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
ABILENE.
Immigrants Arrived--Arrestod for Stealing
"A Compliment.

Immigrants Arrived-Arrested for Stealing
"A Compliment.
Special to the Gazette.
Abilene, TEX, Dec. 2S.-The weather
here has been remarkably mild during
the holidays
Thursday mornings passenger train
brought In forty immigrants from Ken
lucky. They propose to settle in abb
ene. They have come to stay and are
just the kind of people to make Abilene a
great city in the near future.
Rev, Mr.. Hodges organized Sunday
school Mt the Cumberland Presbyterian
church yesterday. Mr. Hodges will re-
main in the city this week in the interest
Of his church.
The iron piping for the water-works
has come, aud the contractors will begin
to lay il in a few days, and our citizens
will soon have their water abundantly
supplied at their doors.
An old man and three BOYS were ar
rested Saturday night for stealing an
oyercoat from a Mr.. Jones, at the Com
mercial hotel. The coat contained Il
pocketbook and some money. Both book
and coat were recovered. The examin-
ing trial viii be held to.day
The boarders Of the Hancock house
complimented Mrs. Young, the proprie
tress, by presenting her a fire pair of gold
spectacles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton, headache, or amy disease Of a bill
iuus nature by all means procure bottle
OF Electric Bitters. You win he surprised
to see the rapid improvement that will
follow; you will be Inspired with new
life; strength and activity will return;
pain and misery VIII cease aud henceforth
you will rejoice in the praise of Electric
Bitters Sold at 90 cents bottle by II,
w. Williams & Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and all skin crupti0ns, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required IL
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
CHAINED TO A STAKE.

Alexander Reid nurned to Death by an
Indignant Crowd Of Blacks aud Whites.
MOBILE, ALA Dee. 2S.-Yesterday ~.
ternoon, at Griastown, Clark comfy.
Ala, Alexander Il. Reid, negro. Who
hrutally murdered Miss Carrie Bower ~
that place on the 18Th inst, was chained
TO tree az the spot where the crime wos
committed, and slowly burned To death
py crowd OF indignant whites and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
WANT COLUMN.


Mooney TO LOAN MIR. James Il. Kennedy
IN Of New York win visit Fort Worth in q
short time TO loan several hundred thousand
dollars In sums OF 81 % and upwards, ON i'm
proved property, at low rates, 60 90 IS per
cont. will be loaned on property, the owner of
which Is In good commercial standing, and
" hose business record Is good. 80 10 GO per
cent. will be loaned GA property. whose owners
are not In active business. All communications
will be strictly confidential. Refers by per.
mission 10 Importers and Traders National
bank, New York city. Persons wishing to
negotiate loans, address james - Kennedy,
Postonlce Box 3lQl, New York city.
DROF. SOL FENNER, the eminent vi0linist,
4 offers HIS services and that OF his band to
the citiZeua Of Fort Worth. All parties and
balls furnished with music Address 7Ol Eass
Second street.
A TlENTlON-l have returned once more TO
n my old state, after an absence of sovpn
years In the llast, whore have been studying
the m1sical profession, and will be pleased to
have those who wish to take a thorough course,
or even pArta course, In music TO call and
see me Ut room 1903 East Fifth street. Terms
reasonable and good references given II de.
sired. Julius T., Ewing.
'I'hE Peoples Intelligence and Employment
i once up stairs over pOBtonce, Room X.
Railroads, hotels, farmers, merchan,s, con
tractors and prl' ate families urnished with
reliable help, both male and female. all or
dera promptly attended 70. Telephone No. III
q w. Guynn. Prorrietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Have used Tongallne In neuralgia Of
long standing, After taking Tongaline,
my patient has enjoyed perfect freedom
from her complaint. Am led to believe
that In some forms of neuralgia Tongaline
Is as nearly Il specific as is quinine in ir-
termittent fevers, Ed. j. Rowe, NJ D.,
Geutryyille Mo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

should you neglect to get chance IN the
craving Tor The $4,000 bedroom snit ~ ~
DC given away by Fakes 4 co. Oh The er a.
q January, 1856, Buy $50 worth " ~
soeus ana the purchase entities vo,, ~ :
ucSet which may draw the prize Z = =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
THE ALLIANCE.
objects Of the Farmers Alliance, Dntles OF
Members, Etc
Tesa9 Alliance standard.

Texas Alliance standard
The objects Of the Farmers alliance are
set forth In the constitution and bylaws
Of the order, which are public and free
for everybody to read who wishes to
do so and inform themselves In the great
and grand principles OF the order. The
alliance teaches that It Is the duty OF It's
members 20 care for the widow and the
orphan They should visit and nurse the
sick, assist the poor and needy and In
struct the youth, elosatlng all classes in
tellectually, socially aud morally. II
teaches and aids through its organized
societies the farmers 10 buy cheaper, to
sell better, get rid Of creditors and there
By hettcr their financial condition. The
Barmcrs' alliance has been great ben tiit,
Wherever Il has been organized aud its
principles understood, 20 the entire COM
munlty AS well as beneficial 10 the or
ganlzatiou. The teaching Of The
a8iance trnds TO encourage q n0b2er man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
A KENTUCKY rEuD.
a Cowardiy Attacl, Result. in tho Death Of
Two Men.


ComNTH, KY, Dec. 2s.--particulars
OF fatal shooting ARRAY which occurred
at New Columbia Saturday evening have
been received. II appears that while
Lawrence and Lloyd Kinney were attend
ing 70 tarm duties they were suddenly at.
tackled by Brock Davis and Granville
Hughes, who opened ire on them at short
range without word OF warning. Law
renee Kinney was shot and fell. Young
Lloyd returned the flfe, shooting Hughes
through the heart, when Davis beat a
precipiAte retreat esceping unhurt. Law
renee Kinney died IN ais brothers arms
IN few minutes after he was shot.
Lloyd kinney was arrested and the pre-
limnafy trial set FOR this morning The
attack was apparently without cause so
far as IS known. Public eentiment Is la
favor u Kinney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Col. Phil Claiborne Of Bastrop says
that after he had despaircd vf getting
well two bottles OF Hepatoxone cured
HIN Of pneumOniaand fiux combined.
llepatoxone never falls 10 cure consti-
patton, headache, iudigestion Every
bottle guaranteed 70 give satisfaction
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
THAT GRASS REPORT.
n plain statement That Shows Some on
ciul nt Austin In Error.
HAnnDIn. TEN. nnr u 1891


ciul nt Austin in Error.
HAROLD. TEN, Dec "a, 1886.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Your issue of this date reports from
Austin, claiming il to be from official
data, that the Hespcrian Cattle company
Of Cottle and Ilardeman counties had nm
lawfully fenced Of 900 ncres of school,
university and asylum lands II Mr.. G..
W Swink has made such report, IT must
have been by some unintentional error.
II lac did not so report then your reporter
or the official authenticity quoted from
Gov. lrcland's Office must be in very bad
plight; because, first, the said pasture
contains only 10000 acres, which is ac-
counted for as follows, viz;
Purchased OF Knott Bros, patented land
railroad and private lands patented,
bought and decided ....-....... ....... IS 600
Bought and leased Of state, rs shown on
land board record ..,..'.,,- 800, 1900
Total Observation-Disclosures. 10000
OF the land gotten of the state we not
only pay as the law requires on lease and
purchase, but have also file of veteran
scrip on 5000 acres, which will be pat
ented. Cur figures are given In round
numbers, but the record will prove the
statement, II anyone enough desires the
truth to search for actual facts, aud not
longer Impose on the preiudiced minds
aud feeble credulity OF a yHwniug public.
Respectfully, G.. II. BRANDT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

Knight and Cox and Rev. w II. McCul-
Tough.
a social party was held at the Harris
house tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Eyery Fnrmsr Nnna. ~.

~ lnose buggy cushions that r. Il. Tack.
soety = Offering NJ 81, worth Sl.b0
M ana w. one or send dimensions Of
se,.. eua y wlli be shipped to any point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
Ifls1.

/ OST- Between n. IN. and p, m. yesterday,
IL the 2Sth. one red patent-lc leather pocket
book containing In currency Sl35. gold So, silver
20 cents, With valuable receipts and papers.
The Under Will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the pocket-book at this once. j. w. MUIR
| .osrl--set out OF a lady's ring, amethist with
- diamond setting Leave with Huffman I'm
plement company and receive eward.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
wANTED-MALE HELP.

FINE-MAkERS WANTED-One hundred good
i tic makers can get work Immediately by
applying az the ofllce Of Fort Worth * New Or
leans Railway company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
WANrED-FMMALN HnLp
SITUATIONS wANTED-FENfAIE.

WTANTED-A good cook and aundrcss in
w small family. Reference required. 92i
West WcAthnrlord street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29
PEOFEssInNA1.

II b, MuNDY, attorney ~ law and land
Onice In court house.
Den. 4. TURNER n co., LAWYERS and ieUd
ID agents, Vernon, Wilbarger county, TEXAS,
render lands and pay taxes, furnish abstracts
OF ana perteci utles guy, SELL redeem and rep.
abstracts 20 Wilbarger, Hardcman, Wichita.
Knox, Baylor and Archer counties. Land lid
CATION specially.
MOOD, FISHER " FORD, Attorneys, M.
w Law, san Marcos, Texas.
nANls, BEAIis ~ itOsFIs. -Nf,-,rnc,--- az,
~ yQunselnrs az Law. Over Fort Worth M
uonM hank, Main street, Fort Worth, 1'ex.
nR, W. W, kOurh, nom0opaInist 1j1lc,
~ and residence Third street, conner nuaf
opposite the opera hOpse Ofloe honrs q ~ II
4 nj 1880 70 2. M, SUNDAYS M 10 ii a n,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29

TANTED-A young lady OF short acpuaint.
w ance In the city desires Il position as
house Keeper or clerk IN store. Address for
one week. \, H.. care this ONCE.
M ANIEU--Positiuu as teacher or goycrness.
w Good references given, Address NJ c.,
No. 70 south sumnerstr Nashville, Tenn.
FASTED-BOARD AND LODGING.
ID DOM ANn BOARD-Furnishcd room. suita.
hO bic for two young men, also few day
boarders ~ Mrs Fakes, ~ ". cor. of Fourth
aud Grove streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-29


L'OR SALE--A nice bed room set and tiitcber
Il outfit for ealc cheap, lobe sold by Wcdnes.
day evening at Calhoun, between Weather
ford ana First streets.
A RTEslAN bArH HOUSE.-Naturai Rowing
a water. eighty gallons per minute soft see
ralnwnter-whlie sulphur, magnesiH and soda
lne peat bathing water In the state. Ii may be
used az NJ Hot springs, drunk hot while bath,
stanley 4 M8rklc, propretors, northwest corner
public square.
\TINiAN n RYLAND, general land and col
" lection agents for the Panhandle OF