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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from Female Weakness, will find Gill
more's Aromatic Wine Il positive Cure. For
sale by Bellrose & Grant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

THE HOUsEKEEPER who has not used PYLE'S
PEARLINE should not wait IA day longer with
ont having il in the house. As an article to
make washing easy, without injury to the fin
est fabric, ii is unequalled. lj9d&wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

marked enterprise in issuing an illus
trated edition of Burlington, Everything
in connection with the work is splendidly
executed and does great credit to all par
ties interested This is the finest thing of
the kind ever accomplished in the State
ST. IibdHS MESSENGER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

sonr. an NV sweet Boat "''' ~ = J. 'lo'''''l'
Miss Martha Lamson.
NlOlln solo, Miss Annie Way.
Song, My Treasures Row" Mr.. l.. W. stocllcr.
Duct, Nv hen life Is lghtcSt.'
Miss Annie and Amanda Scarls.
Piano solo, Starry Might
Miss Anna and Loua Way.
Song, "White Wings"
New York city.
! Violin Solo, Miss Annie Way.
Duet, what are the Wild Waves Saying"
Mr.. Luther Stocker and Mrs. X. j. Coiiey.
Song, sunshine and Ram" Miss Anne Searlcs
| Song, THE American Prof. T. b. Rice
Song, Angels Serenadc,"
Mrs Dr. C. p. Holden.
Piano, Mrs. Lula way
| Violin, Miss Annie Way
Song, "Slumbcr Song" Miss Martha Lamson
Song, "Old Farmer Magee." IN costume.
Mr.. Henry Stocker
Song, Home Sweet Home
Mrs. DR.. C. p. Holden
The programme was nterspersed with
songs, banjo and harmOnica solos by Ed
ward E. Norrington, the celebrated color
ed commedian. The entertainment closed
with some happy remarks by Rev. Mr.
| Hall, the prison chaplain. The process
sion then marched to their quarters, tax
| ing with them on their way, and finding
in their cells, the following excellent bill
of fare: Roast beef, gravy, mashed pota-
to, radisheS, horse radiSh, wheat bread
and butter, bread pudding, doughnuts,
bananas, oranges, peanuts, coffee with
milk and sugar, lemonade The fruit
| Boston, contractors of the prison labor
over one hundred persons We're present
to enjoy the fine exercises with the pris-
onerS. The occasion was a great treat for
all, rs well as a worthy effort on the part
| or those who assisted in the good work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10
HOODS SARSAPARILLA

Works through the blood regulating, tontng
and hvigordting all the functions OF the body.
Sold by druggists. Price 81, or six for So.
C. J. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10
The Fourth in Burlington.


The Fourth was enjoyed in this city
about the same as it has been for the last
eight or nine years, by quiet and medta-
ton. Places of business were generally
closed, but there was little else in the APP
pearance of things that betokened "A holi-
day. Very few flags floated from flag.
poles and the only national colors of any
other sort seen were some small flags
stuck in the brides of team from
neighboring town. The boys rejoiced in
more than their usual freedom, being re
strcted by no proclamation against the
firing of cannon or other noisy demonstra-
tions, and torpedoes and toy pistols We're
particularly numerous, especially after
Que had just passed an innocent group of
Young Americans. Many of our people
went to st. Adams and IA still larger mum
Der to Plattsburgh, while small picnic
and excursion parties were almost in
Vulnerable. The day was cool and most
favorable for driving of which a large
number took advantage, the shower of
rain in the afternoon merely laying the
dust. In the evening there were individual
pyrotechnical displays, some of which
were quite elaborate and attractive. AS a
whole the holiday was very pleasant
though quiet, and those who spent the
day at home with their families, wholly
relaxed from business cares, will undoubt-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10

MEssRs. C.L HOOP & Co.,
Lowell, Mass:
Dear SirS i have suf-
fcrcd from kidney com
plant and hiliOuSncss for
fifteen years. Have tried
everything and never got
any good. Last january,
before | commenced TAX
ing llOOD's SARSNPARtT-
LA.cverything late blOat-
ed me all up. pain in my
chest and arms, headache
and dizzy. | could not
.1iur weary and all TAGGED
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Rent M
I'M sell wv
led rpa,ts|
and VI
|es ki;cAas
laree csN'
rood orle S
ilespsl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
MHRA'~ SIS.
a False Alarm.

a False Alarm.
Al 1880 last night an alarm of fire
was turned in from box 80, which proved
TO be false. The alarm was not given
with Il regular key, but with long key
iilcd off. How any sensible person can
call out the department and cndanger
the lives of good men, as well as the
property Of the city, is n mystery.
There was Il stirring scene last night
when the hook and ladder COM
pany turned out. Protection hose
company and johnson The Pro-
lection was out few scc-
onds before the hooks, but the
team OF noble grays flew down
Main street and closely-prossed lrotcc-
ton team before they had reached Fifth
street. when the latter turned ont, crossed
the track and took the other side a. the
grays passed them with a dash, and the
proud hook and ladder boys gave Il hearty
cheer. You can't touch Il hook and lad
der man with a tcn-Goot pole now, they
are So prond
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
WHOSE SIS,
nI.trIctconri.

District Court.
The damage suits OF W. A. Aaron
against IL. 5. Broiles and the city OF Fort
Worth, on account OF the death from
smallpox of his wife and child, were con.
tinued until the next term Of the district
court. aaron asks $4,000 damages, al
lcging that the death Of his wife and child
in the scourgc OF 1882 was caused by neg
llgence on the part of the city in removing
them outside the limits Of the corpora
ton during bad weather. Judge Sam j
Hunter has been appointed special Judge
by the governor to try the cases, Judge
Beckham being disqualified
Argument in the damage suit OF j. ].
Reeves against the Highly, Randall &
Darling company was concluded yester.
day evening, but the jury has as yet failed
to find q verdict.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
DEDICATED TO rnE DUDES.

.,a,.,,n and peachca once a week
,.,ss your girl on the right hand cheek,
tnplas green and apples dried
AZ her on the other slide.
ME- NV ~ ' --lAshiand Review
amt e,fncee wretcbcd taste,
feEe your girl about the waist
fift her 20 her pink toc-tps
ANA plant ~ squarcly on her ups
sc,ze The maiden In your arms,
n,ushing with her tempting charms,
trd n Would, we think, be snugger
Nh 10 Kiss and tightly hug her. ,.,
rake your girl In warm embrace,
iiearf 90 heart and face To facci
I've 10 owe aud nose 20 nose,
Flippity aop, and away " goes,
Fl Pennington Democrat
wbat's the use Of nll this rhyme
rake your girl at any Tine,
-s,nccze her til the bushes come,
Shni your cyos---and--yum--y tlm-yum,
~ Evansville Courier.
II She Is comcly lass,
lad YOU not MS well kiss hers s
10 he making all this fuss
Nhout where to give a "buss.'
-lSan Angelo Enterprise.
place your hand beneath her chin,
GENTLY turn her face about,
Wine your lips aud then begin,
smack until your lips wear out
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
wn.hInplon's Ilrcathlnr rlaoe.

The white House grounds aud tht pub
ilc parks oi the city are moss being
stripped Oi their floral beauties and put
iu shape Tor the winter All the growing
palms aud towering plants VIII be- placed
la the government propnmnng gar
dcns south Of the Washington monument,
there 90 remain until May next, when
they VIII be- apnin placed out Ia The parks
Wehayo not vet had any trOsts, bpt there
is 40 telling after tie 6th OF October
when We viii have frost in this section,
a number Of palms aud ferns That VIII
stand any amount Of frost or suoW VIII,
however, be- allowed 30 remain IN
the parks, though they are icw cone
pared 90 the number ~ plants thai
arc there during the summer months.
Washington - famous for its parks, Or
',breathing places, rs senator Sumner
delighted 20 call theu In an Of thenl
there arc numerous seaih provided aud
they make delightful places ~ pass both
day aud evening They are opened
20 the public az q O'ciOck To- the morn.
ing mad ROMAN opcn until J. O'Clock a.
night, though some are open nl nigli,
/ This ~ particularly the cnEr With lows,
( Dupont Washington ana Otler circles
I and parks, there being only chain fence
laround Them Some Of tic sinali
park ON Pennsylvania avenue, aud espc.
\ cialiy those between Thirteenth ma -Four
tecuth streets, nfe surrounded with liah
I irOn fences There WIS time Hhcu
COWS, hogs and horses were allowed u
roam ~ large through the streets, Ylst
these ugIy-i00klng fences were necessary
/ buf that tinac has passed, ans
I the sentiment now is that tb'
,rnccs should 20. It happens, however
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
WHO'S SIS,


County Court.
Judge furman, though victim of the
denguc, managed to preside In the county
courtroom long enough yesterday to call
the motion docket. Several unmportant
motions were disposed OF, Judge Car.
lock then resumed tie ermine and four
cases were tried, as follows,
j. ID. Lakin vs., j. Is. Farmer, suit 10
enforce arbitration awardi Judgment for
plaintiff,
h. Griffin VS.. Erie Telephone & Telc.
graph Company, appeal from Justice
court, suit for damage TO horse;
Judgment Tor plaintiff for 500 and costs
of Justices court.
Moore, March * Co. VS. Brltton. Bros
4 Co., suit on verified account; iudgmcn
for plaintiff for Si57.87, interest auC
costs.
Thos Duffy vs.. Laing Ratican, appeal
from Justices courts Judgment for plain
tid for 500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB,
An organisatlon which Gives Promise
Of Great Usefulness In the Develop.
mcnt Of Fort Worth.
oo'"r'e'e ilsi Of the Membership. when
y Largely Made Up OF our wcairhic~,
and Leading citizens.

Inc adjourned meeting of th,, Comner.
vlal club VIII be held AT the CITY National
bank this evening, and eyery menir,
w, mno leNls an interest IN the prosperity Of
Mnis association should be IN attendance
tnere are now about one hundred and
elghiS members on the roll, comprising
.he pest men of the city, and their nnite,
ehoris, properly directed, win result In
great benefit TO the city The club Is mot
only social organization, but. as us
name Indicates, II Is 10 he the medium
oi advancing the business Interests
oi the city. For many years
Fort Worth has felt the necessity
oil an organization of this character
which can devise, consider and formulate
matters OF interest 10 the place, and by
means OF which concert Of action NAV
De obtained upon amy question OF public
import. There is nothing In the rec1ila-
lions of the club making II exclusive or
contracted. A man need only be a resi-.
dent OF the city, twenty years of age and
of good moral character. 10 en-.
title him 10 membership, aud thu
rolls should be Sweiled TO the
maximum number--two hundred.
before the club IS ready for active opera,
tons. As soon as IL can DO practically
done a site VIII be selected and an edincc
adequate 20 the demands OF the club will
be erected This Is one of the questions
that Will come up for consideration AT
the meeting tonight, and every member
should put himself to a little inconycnl.
ence, II necessary, to be in attendance
The following Is a complete list OF the
4 membership OF the club;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Mr.. Ross Bowlin and Onlcer Thomas have
been investigating the case, and think
they have . clcw. The name Of the nm.
fortunate negro was Frank Rowland.
His father, Josh Rowland, lives on Ran.
list I'M, In this city, and runs an cx.
press wagon. He also has brother
and sister living here. Frank
was taken away from his father by the
county judge several years ago on account
Of cruel treatment, MIR. Coppingor. IN
whose service he has been Tor the lnsi
three years, says he was very inoften.
sive and Woodworking boy. lie Offers
5000 for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Dlssensions have sprung up among Tho
Tennessee delegation growing out 81 The
contest over the pOstinastershlp ~ Jack
son. Tenn. THIS posiofiicc Us OF pfesldeu
lial grade and is regarded az Ne most
important la Representative Ioylor's dis
trict Taylor has his candidate FOR the
postunsiership in the pcrson Of Dir.
Howard senator Jackson apiasonihed
Sir. Taylor and secured The support 81
senator Harris Ia urging The appointment
OF Mir. Hurt 70 the oiilco. The repre-
sentative offered 20 poll the town u
ASCERTAIN the strength Of the rival can
dldatee, bit Die offer was declined, Mf
TAYLOR IS reported 70 have declared ma
Mr Howard Ind the entire support o.
tbe business men in bis candidacy j
appoars, however, that the scnptoria
Influence has prevailed, ~ The representa-
Tive has been informed his nau VIII no
be appointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
rrr.Idenlinl ArroInlmenl..

The president made the following np-
to-day CALVIN Page, collec.
tor OF Internal revenue for the district of
New Hampshire.
u. j. Larighlin, 90 be special examiner
Of drugs, medicines and chemicals for the
district of Philadelphia.
c. Meyer Rulick OF Arizona 10 be gov
crnor OF Arizona, vice Frederick a.
Trluc, resigned.
TO be United States cOnsnis Edward
d. Linn OF Texas, az plcdms Ncafus,
Mexico.
Frank W. Roberts Of Maine, ai Coat
euok, Canada.
Chas. ii, WINS Of Maryland, 5iaoagua,
Nicaragua.
Joseph u. HoG Of New Jersey vorn
cruz Mexico
robc Indian agent, Jas Mclaughlin
OF Dakota for tho Standing Rock agency
In Dakota,
David s. Preston, 90 be collector 81
customs at Gloucester, Mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
MxnA,S SIS.

Sis.
Miss Myrn Goodwin viii appear at the
opcra-housc tonight for the first time In
our city. Her programme is a comedy
drama entitled "Sls, 'the author OF which
is Mr.. l.. T.. Kiddcr Miss Goodwin and
her brother n.law, Mr. Richards, repre-.
sent the comedy portion, and her excel
lent company will take care of the melo-
dramatic end OF the enterprise. Miss
Goodwin as "Slsn will come into the
scene upon Il sled; Mr.. Richards as
"Hlckory," relic Of the circus, VIII
come IN in an excellent humor. Miss
Goodwin viii in the course OF the drama
amusc The audience by her matchlcss
dancing and beautiful songs. Mr. Rich
ards, as the old circus-ridcr re-
tires from active duty. He Is
somewhat reminiscent In his method,
voice and makeup OF Ezra Kendall The
work rounds up 20 It's ending in the good
old.fashioned way
Sis is made happy In having her mother
restored To her; the wicked schemes OF
/ the mildly diabolical villain COME &c
naught, and he is duly exposed the goot
lover gets his own and Hickory Hawkins
| is in for the clay"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Am AI,.r.n lnrl.lnn.

Mr.. j. a Manning, the attorney whose
disbmment by thc court Of Alabama
claims was The indirect cause OF the re-.
cent Official objections TO the necessary
Incidental expenses TO tho court, illcd To
day amoti0n asking for Reinstatement H.
was passed upon by the court IN a writ
ten opinion delivered by Presiding Judge
Harlan aud concuncd n by the other
two Judges. The motion was denied,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Edward u. Linn OF Victoria, Tex,
Consui at Piedras Negras
New GoycrnOrfor Arizona.
The Congressional Delegation of Tohnos
see Divided over the Jnokson
PostmHsirrrhip
ArnnInleh Chlcf. ID nNI.lon..

WAsuINGroN, oct i57 The secretary
ui the treasury to-day appointed Jas. r.
Snccd OF Georgia aud L. X, Reid OF IT.
ginla to he chiefs Of divisions Ia The regis
tcr's Office,
MIR. Snccd was previously assistant
postmaster OF the United states senate
and secretary to ex-senator lipl.
Mr.. Reid Is q resident of Alexandria,
Va, and was formerly secretary OF the
Virginia Midland railway
The aboyc-named appointments were
made Ia place of Arthur Hendrix aud >,
H. Beatty, who resigned by the tequeai
OF Secretary ManniDR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
M1IsA's Sis.
AT THE OPERA.nOusE.

sol smith Russell in His New nohemiH"
Play,
"FcliN McKusick, " sol smith hnssT ,n. ;
ncw play. is very natural and liie-like
"ynonrnt al II bohemian career. A devil
as large as McKusick carries would be
numerous around printing Office be-
cnnse he might object TO promlscuous
Kicking. Tic pants he wears hardlycome
up to the journalistic stlhuarui u'cl
ore usually too long instead of too short
hcing a grandiathtrly donation. sus-
ncnders arc luxury devil never
INDUCES Uneven OF the GU,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
nm rnhinrl lInnllnu.

There MAS iullnltondance at The cabl-
net meeting to.day. The session wns
short ana was devoted 10 the consldem.
ton OF topics 90 be embodied Ia tho an.
nial reports Of the cabinet officers. II
was decided that tho pressure OF their
public duties would NOT permit thr pres
ldcut aud the membcrs OF his cabinet 10
attend the NirRlula state fair
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
WHO'S SsI~,.

70 His Long Home.
@vse number OF our representative
is assembled ~ the residence OF T.
nollbiy Yesterday evening to pay the
1islI Of respect 20 the memory OF
4 Iwombly, deceased. The scrv-
conducted ~ Rev, IL, NJ. Tinnon,
4 atgl hut Impressive, and all who
"a ne features Of the noble old
~, thrill Of pain as they realized
souia walk no more with us,
noFth-bound train lastnight carried
sulains TO Niles, Mich, where the
\ 7. ana city council viii receive the
tud lake charge oi the iunerAl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

~ y hrctth piaids hVw styles. ~ ~ lNr,
" N "a ipah satin ncrher, late novelty. tAt
~ L. "a hieh Samuel sniiings, new shades,
aliwoul. ~ ~ ~
~ iv - pieces eDdy cashmere, ri inches, IN
all the Hurl stylish shades, At gAc.,
thNsN.at Vfeat bargain
10 L. krcnUh cashmere. ttrcct aud evening
shades, ~ inckc-, sSc 10 s.,Na
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
TAYLOR \ BARR.

would declnc TO receive the
Rev Mr. Curry ny minister rom tho
United States, Il Is not absolutely Ger.
tain thnt King Alfonso hes no
prejudice against the Baptist clergy,
rhey say at the state department
that there ls no truth Ia the story, aud
that Mr. Curry viii sail Tor Madrid os
soon as hc closes up his business With
the Peabody educational trustees,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Matinee on saturday

II Is poor economy TO buy Cheap food,
and greater mistake is made oy lhose
who use an inferior brand OF baking pow
der, because It rs sold for less money
silver Loaf baking powder Is oy no
means fancy.priccd article, yet II Is
chemically pure, and cannot be classea
WITH the inferior grade Of baking powders
with which the market has been 1ooueu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Ahyicn 70 nInthrrr.

MRs WNsLow's SOOTHING srltuP should
always be used for children tcothing. ltso0thes
tho child softenA the gums nllAys all pain,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy FOR
dinrrhea. IS cents bottle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
SIS.

Than Bonors.
chancellor Commander August OF Red
|psS Lodge X, OF i. yesterday received
'rd from Nonparei lodge of Phlladel-
~ that the body OF thcir deceased
Riher Paul WcStfcldt, had arrived
H. ani had been buried by the order
A all Of Pythian houors kuigh'
HStieldt was II member OF Abilene
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Sis
! s,,ae WllCouc In.

: s,,.e ~ III Come In.
EWhen il was known last night that jun
s., IA Ncntyre had been acquitted by q Jury
ney "a HI New Mexico of the murders charged
Xxx ~ ~ \ &llnst him aud COPYRIGHT, II was the
g,.Ss rNnernl opinion that the latter would
heso y, me in, surrender and ask for trial.
. ytsa NJ be same evidence against Mcintyre Is
y "a i, a against Courtrght with the differ.
\ a =, bee that Courtrght would have the bene-
\. sas OF Mclntyrc's testimony
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

that nothing can be done la this direction
without legislation trow congress Col
Wilson, the now superintendent oi public
grounds VIII urge this legislation To
will he seconded lay an classes ot Tie
People
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Have given Tongaiine lall 80 a,is.n
many eases OF neuralgia ana fleun,1s's ~,
ana lind Il the only reliable feiue"s ~
these complaints. ,,utarl Mo
DIS. TERRN aud KElIlIIAi MIlIul''' ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
THE CITY.
worth Epitomizcd in Column BY
,be Gazettc's Reportorial
stan.

..,.n,a and Accidents Gathered on the
c.,h.,one, in the social Circle. FROM
the de--Everywhcrc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

w ANrED Ladies hnd Young mpb % dfco'
w rate fhHsinAk, hpW Year nnd bAsirf
nuspliicH tnaily learned. good prospect o.
fofDisiied, and al work mailed p0si phd. iof
full Information agdIesp Decorative 40 works
Exchange place. bosi0n, Mass q bos
bits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

When Silver Loaf baking powder sused
according TO directions, satisfactory re-
suits always follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

y ~ Y IloutIr chcfks aud eirInr NE pOlVIN.
"a Inches, Nloa,
" ~ l. trrnch fricois coNplcte lire u colers
"a inches Si.uNto st.sA
" ~ 10 a. pipces Namnel ennlng-, aeeoHcdin
newest shades.
" o. ~ wei diagonal sultlnga, for liA,iof mplc
suits, ~ inches 500 TO i,sA
: ~ IA scotch plaids, ~ inches, 5No 10 silva
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Ilnr.llr rrobahIe.

There is a report IN circulation that The
Spanish government, owing 70 me fact
that ;he Catholic faith y ihs esiab-
i.shcd religion Of toe country
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

Myra Goodwin makes nine distinct
changes in isis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
L-OyNOEN0I I ~
GORSHTS.
FRENCH WOVEN.

nun bono with stcei. SOC ia in0.
Embroidered bust Side eteplH, t,G 10 sOu.
l4ruN Nnift aud eide etcCl, 1 80 10 g.AO.
go bones, floss top aud hNttom. a.eA 81 auN
Heavy hanod uorant, Tor stout lndioa 700 Go AGO.
tull line ~ INV celebrated Common SENSE c0r
sets. loo "a a.An
Misses and iNNuNE ihulra' cnrkcts, TO 10 %,
tclchrhtuuCr corsct, aii gradps and slfrA N0
tuhtN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

AMIR one secs 50 many old sierootypeu
,osdlpg actresses II win do them good 10
I'D W. Young and enchanting actress
Miss Goodwin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

pointed special agent TO take chnrgc OF
the Indians on Tongue river In Montana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Matinee saturday

Afvra Goodwin h. the prctiicst, young
,st ynd most exquisite actress ON me
American stage
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
pa,nercial Club.

meeting of the Commercial club viii
Il held at 1880 this (Friday) evening at
N City National bank. A full attend
heels requested, as business of im-
5ortancc viii be transacted. by order
4 The president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Sis.
e Cnning Rnees.

Die Coming Knees
bhc Jockey club proposes to have several
,,yeltie> at the coming races, aud will
sdeayor to get special rates to Fort
Eorth during race week. The club will
4 the public know in due time what ar
.ngpmcnts have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16

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