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The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
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All kinds of tailoring done. Clothes made, cleaned and repaired s, the lowest iivng rates at the tailoring establish ment of Chss. Harris, ia Bauer . block, on Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

The thermometer registered 96 degrees St noon to-day.
 Faro. Keno, wines, liquors and cissrs at the Bank Exchange. adtf
 Anhueser Busch beer on draught, ic, told, st the Bank Exchsng,. 5-2tt
 A. Schwartz's shoes fl D we'll ths they make the baoies smile. je 6.
 Tie Bank Exchange saloon keeps the only genuine brand Of Tea Kettle whiksy a6tf.
 Get pair of A. Schwsrtzs gents walk ing shoes. and you will never need corn doctor. je6.
 When you take your lady out, wear Schwartz's shoes, and you will feel eas, and com fortable. je6. Drop into the Crystal Palace for choice Anheuser beer on draught, ice cold out Of the patent Ger man fountain. jeltf ssla.... only keeps white mems good. and this is more ulAn great many others keep.
 Read the advertisement of the Grand Central saloon in smother column, which was opened on Saturday evening, by 4. Richardson the ever popular saloon man. Judge c. \. Tweed, father of our feI- low tewnsman, Cf the firm of Dothn, Tweed < Co, arrived in this city las, evening on a visit to bis so1.
 MT. David F. Cooper to day dropped the mantle of publisher and has gone to work as an employee of the office, work ing on the '' cases"
 The county officers have m: vet TO ceived copy of the new laws, conse Gaeot!y the copy sent to TKE TOMBSTONE is in great demand by the various attor- neys.
 T A. Ssugtry, Huachuca; W. c. Toon ser, New Or.eaDs; Anna Barton, Pueblo, Col; c. A. Tweed, Phenix; A. J. Huneks Sonora, gre registered a. the Occidental hotel.
 s. B. Coms;ock, one of the pioneers of Tombstone, who left here about a year ego to settle in Texas, returfed last even ing. Hs has travelled extensively since he left here and says that he he has never found place that suited him 20 well .s Tombstone.
 Col. Wsddell, superintendent Of the Salsro mines, was in the city this week He states that the mill at S.iero will b running in sbou, ten days. the enly thing that de'ains them now is the coucentra tors, which are being placed in position as speedily as possible
 Nr. G. W. Norton vas in town . few days this week. H- reports work un Tel way upon ihe first 5000 feet of the Mo hawk canal. Three teams with scrapers are now at work, but before the month is out the force will be increased ts eigh teams. He has supplies on the ground to last over three months. Mir. Norton returns to Texas Hill this svsning.-Yu. ma Republican.
 Nr. J. A. Manning, overlsnd t raveiiRs agent for the Singer Sowng Machine A.aufac,urinS O., is in ou city. Mir Aannir z together with his other dutie, has bsss ordered to take tne census oi every town or village throuth which he may pass, also to see how many of the Singer machines are in use This com psny will issue book givbz the con- plets census of this ferritor with other useful information. and alS showing the popularity os the Singer uscbipe.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

For the finest brand of imported wiass liguo.s and cigars, the Pony salsoa take the cake. Tom and Johany arc slvsy glad to meet thsir friends, and you may depend ea receiving the finest kind of reatment. js20tf
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

Baled alfalfa. barley and native hay for sale, by the bale or ton, at the Fashion Stables, Allen street, betwen Third and Fourth.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
1hoS. !. OoWejl.

Spanish and bookkeeping. Easy terms. Practical methods. Crayon drawing and pennmanship. Childrez's class m Spanish neets a: 9 o'clock every morning,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
Notice.

All nenbers of TOnbssons Hsbrsw Bsnsvslsa. Associstisn are requesssd, by order sf tho secretary, ts meet ss the city hall at ? o'clock Sunday Afssrnssa.
 l.. SUxnHIrInLD.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
Sandy Bob's Stage Line.

tage Q connect with Elatera ana west erp Uvunt trsins ieGsss at e:l5 a. M. Stag. for BisLe,, leaves ..yery day except Cundny) &: 6 a- In., City ti,he Stage 10 connect with GuaJnas train lsvyes al 2 ?. m.
 Stage for Charleston leaves at : 2. D. Ciece: 4oe Ahea street, under Oeeloehtai B otel.
 Postoffice Directory. Postoface open from .. ID. Co p. m, and one hour after distribution of evening mail Registry business from a. m. to D u. Money order business from g. m. to 4p. ID. Open Sundays from 20 to 2 p. un., and one hour after distribution of evening mail All out going Ihails except for Bis bee) close At q. ID. Mail for Bi.bee closes al 10 D. m. Postal notes issned for any sum from one cent to S499 Fee for each note, 5 sent.. JOHN ?. CLUM.
 Postmaster.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
For Sale.

The counter, shelviuz, stools, range, and In fact, all the nxtures of the Crys tai Palace ksstaur"nt. must be sold by the 18th. A rare chance; will be sold cheap. Apply at the Can C,A res,surspt, js-le-S
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
Notice to the Public.

Notice to the Public. Having Seen suddenly called to San Fraa. cisco, pr. Dunn will attend to ny pstisnts and those who may Ie-d ne during ny sb. sence. which will be bu. \ few days.
 C. E. GoODHELLow, M. Q.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

ses, send them to .he California ranch. Is miles from Tombstone. For tsrRs and par. ticulars apply to J. Nj. Nash, at the Eclipse bakery on Allen street. mao U.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
LEASE.

Taken sp on the streets of tombstone, one sorrel unule. Owner can have the same by calling on Andy Mshan, eonS table, and pay ing ctscs. je @ mo.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
TcxRSroSE IunA 4

MR. Hioz OHlHy.-Ha,e received the goods, and our saloon is crowded nightly by p epic eager to purchase. Cesar q Wekyfritx
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

A Nexiesn woman, whose name we failed to learn, was arrested sn the street teddy for drunksness.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29
LOW Idxes.

As will be seen by the following law taken from the new laws passed at the last scs sion of the legislature, 1t will be seer, that the Board of Supervisors cannot levy but two dollars upon each $l00 for county D.. poses and 8 cents ou each s100 for territorial pur. poses. But in this conn. ction we will state that there is a specialtax of 10 cents on the sl0O for the territorial insane asylum. With the indebtedness that this county is carry ing at the present iimr, two per cent will not begin to run the county, and as a conss. quence county warrants will drop down to 0U or 70 cents:
 An Act smendat0ry of Section 1, of Chapter
 XXXlII uf the Compiled Laws of Arizona
 of An Act entitled, "ro provide revenue
 for the territory of Arizona und the several
 counties ,hercof,' approved February l2,
 Is65.
 the Territory of 'rizons:
 Section | That sec jon of chapter XXX III of the compiled laws oi Arizona of An Act entitled "ro provide revenue for the ter. -ilvr, of Arizona and the several counties thereof approved February l2 1875, De amended 50 as To real as follows, to wit: The aruuai ad vslvrem taX of thirty five cents upon each one hundred dollars Value of tax. able property is hereby levied, she directed to be collected aud paid for territorial purpo .es, upon the assessed vaiue of all properi ' ih thi, territory not by ibls Act exempted from taxation; and upon the same property the Board of Supervisors Of each county is also hereby authorized and empowered |, levy and collect, for county purposes, such additional ard special toyss, not c1ceediDs TWO DOLLARS upon each one hundred dollars o. value of taxable property, as tE' jaws of this territory may authorize or re uire them 10 levy and collect. All Acts and parts Of Acts in conflict witt the provisions Of ihls Act are hereby re realed.
 Section g. This Act shall take effect an; be in force from and after its passage. Approved, March il, is.5.
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10 Let.

FaTsisbea House of Fslr Reons-..
 . Enquire st this oliee. js g 1w.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-29

Music. singing and .9usrs gauee at the Crystal Palace, jcIu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
AUSTIN.
The ,;oternor Officially ProcIaims
Quarantine Against Injected
Mexican Cities.
Ills Excciicnry Doe- Not Think the Rail
road Pool Prohibited by state
Law, Hut Consolidation j..


special 20 me Gazette.
ArsTlN, TN, Aug l".-6oN. Ireland
issued the following proclamation to.
,i,,
Nh'I'"@ ~ iN'' '"''le =" Wv h""" uE'
AZ the executive that persons from vera
Cruz. and poseiblv other places infected
lac ,otlo,, f.,or In It,c rcnpbtlc az Ntey.
80.
W. "'' ~" 'u''i'"s VIZ '''' ~ way ~
III l'aso, Laredo and DINER points on the
Rio Grandc by RAILWAY, aud private con.
,,.,,ncc. ia diy.rt ,i,l,ti,,p al ,hc ,,,,,r.
ull'ih' l'lV'i'i'n''"' NJ - ISSUE" ''"'Vh
~, 1850 now
Therefore. |, John Ireland, governor Of
the state of Texas. do bv virtue of The nu.
thority vested IN me by the laws Of his
state. hereby declare that on aud affcr
this date. August l3, 1885, quarantine
shall be- enforced on the Rio Grade against
all infected places IN Mexico. Quaran-
tine stations viii be- nj once established
at Laredo and III pnso, and railway In
spcetion will be made on All
Incoming trains. Passengers on
trains coming east from The
Rio Grandc will BE- required to show
passports from the officers ct II PaSoand
Laredo that they have not. within pc
rod OF twenty days. been IN Vera Cruz or
any other place infected with yellow fever.
Any persons violating this proclamation
will, upon conviction thereof. DE subject
ed to tine or Imprisonment
Al citizens Of Texas ON the border
are requested to assist the officers in car
rylng out these rules, aud 10 promptly
give information of their infringement.
The governor said TO GNzErrE re-
uorter this evening that in his recent note
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

The Hospitals u tLr Army aud
Department 81 Tennessee" al
Of this and nothing more. I
am not now candidate for Office. nor
10 suppose that amy contingency viii
ever arise that win induce me 10 seek
one. Whatever of honors lmve over re-
ceiyed in the form of official trust have
always been thrust upon me msouglt
But numerous friends among the officers
Of the large medical department direct
ed and the sick and wounded for whosc
care and treatment ! was largely respon-
siblo naturally protest against the loss Of
my identity and Of remembrance of my
pincc oi residence. Respectfully YOURS,
:. y. Srorr.
4. ", NJ D.. l.. l.. u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
TENARkANA.

correspondence of The Cnzcltc.
TrN,nNNNA, ARK. Aug, -. Bud Ar
mold, the party who Killed William Mont
Somery at Matthews mill, several DAYS
age came into town late yesterday even
Ing and surrendered to sheriff Williams.
When Cievcand'S election was first an
hounccd a maula seemed to seize mou
our people for Il desire to become post.
master aud by the 10th of November as
many rs half dozen petitions were In
circulation asking for the place. AS vet.
however. MIR, shaw, the Republican, holds
the tort aud the conviction seems to hny,.
settled down among the numerous aspir-
ants that their chances are very slim.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
DENTON.
Reduced in Insurance >cnic- ,Iniiciou,
tanurd,

Reduced in Insurance ScnIc-N Malicious
Cannrd.
special to the Gazette.
DENroN, TN, Aug. l3.-'rhc board of
Insurance underwriters have reduced our
town Ia Il ihird-claSs town on account of
II lack OF a Suillclcncy of water. The city
council is having two more ciStcmS dug
After they are finished and The
cnglnc-houSc moved TO higher
ground the board has promised
To rclnsiatc us on the second class list
The suit brought by Mrs. Jesse Hos
kins against the Mutual Sclf-Endnwmcnt
association for $1,000, claimed to be due
on the death Of her husband resulted in
u verdict for the widow. 4 motion hy
defendant for a new trial was oyerrulrd
and notice OF appeal given.
Whooping cough is prevalent among
the children. Mr., W. II. Kindred's baby
died OF the disease Tuesday.
slight sprinkle oi rain this morning
More rain win be necessary fora fun
crop of cotton.
District court has one more week to
run on, but the time will hardly be- used,
rs nearly everything l. now disposed OF
Judge +. NJ. Davidson is acting special
Judge in most Ol the case, ln which
Judge Pincr il disqualified
The commissioners court Is i'm session
and to-day has been occupied in passing
ON accounts. I'm unusual run on the
county treasury caused Treasurer John
son 10 suspend specie payment fora day
or two.
About I o'clocJ, this evening a iur, was
summoned to Try George T.. Shnlurd. ON
Il charge of Iunacy George was louud
guilty, Sheriff Mcdonald commenced
looking around for another victim. but
your reporter gave him the dodge.
I'm ugly report has been going
the rounds of thI Tennessee pa
pcrs that Albert DALEY and Charles RiSun
OF this city were taken out by mob and
hanged for killing an old woman and two
children. This is totally false, ~ the
young gentlemen have never been even
Nuspiciuncd OF any crime, hut stand
above rcproach, There Is moi shadow
uidrutll IN the rumor, and how II could
have started IS a mystery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
sornr OF cnnfracrnlr nI.tnr,

CISCO, my, Aug. II. tssa.
Y" the Editor of the Gazette
What have done, that The committee
OF invitation OF the late reunion OF rN.
ConIcdcntcs aud the press gang should
persist In calling mc "coloncl," and
"Surgcon-gcnenl, and miSnamc me too
lhe cN-aSSiStunt surgeon, T. A. G. s.,
writing from Weathcrlurl To TIM "a.
Hktll, has kindly sci your readers right
upon the "snrgcon.gcncral" handle To my
name, bnt why should be
called "coloncl," when never
had military rank, save only the aSsimi-
latod rank oi maiory As matter OF
Tact ! did make Il narrow escape from The
bnrthen OF the aSsimllated rank of a mn.
lor'gcncral, The Confederate congress
passed an act giving aSslmila,ed rank To
surgeons as follows: Assistant surgeons.
captain' surgeons of regiments ana I'm
hospitals, major; brigade surgeons, lieu.
tcnat-coloucl; chiet surgeons oi division.
colonel ;medical director of an army corps
brlgadler general; medical directors
OF armies and of hospital departments,
major-gcneral; and the Surcon.yencral.
Acknowledgement MIR, Davis properly
vetoed this bin, and SO Il happened that /
was never degraded (yl To the aSshni-
lated rank OF even maior-g general. was
permitted 20 the end OF the war tu annex
TO my Official signature the words "Snr.
geon T. \. G, : and Medical Director of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rUi.NENrINE
OF I'pho-M nnrini Fever aud Cur, tor
ItltrunHti-m az last Discovered

o. I,phn-NIninrini Fever aud Cur, tor
Ithcunntism az Last Discovered
~ Dhe ilrm OF hughes Bros, manumc.
iuriug chemists of Dallas, Ten This en-
trpreiug llrm have for the hist i've ycarS
hceu engaged In the manufacture OF bak.
ing powders, wines, cider, vinegar, etc
pr L J.. Hughes, who prrsidus over
intu laboratory, has for the last forty
Yeats been engaged IN the study and prnc-
ter pl medicine aud chemistry They
also lave In their laboratory Prof. Geo.
{ Calhoun, who has for many years hccu
% teacher Of chemistry, also MIR j. Price
Nhrrck, Il graduate of chemistry in the
diversity vi Philadelphia. Thcsc zen.
ilrlnen IN manufacturing the various an.
tlclcs already mentioned have found IL
necessary TO combat excessive frrnruta-
lions, whether vlnous, acetons or alec.
hole, which have ever stood In the way
OF successfully manufacturing wine,
vinegar and alcohol In our
southern climate. The experiments
have resulted Ia the discovery
OF an agent which completely ohylatc
this dlllltnlN. This agcnt Is Tho extract
ol The bark OF q tree indigenous To the
state OF Texas, Carrying thcir expert
mcnlc sull further, they have ascuriaincd
That THIS same extract as completely con-
trolls the only remaining fermentation
SHOWN 70 the arts aud sciences, viz;
blooa ierlncntatiou, Nh,Ch Is the cause of
ievgrs as wei as of rheumatism This
hgchl ihfy have combined With the CN-
tracts OF glngcr and lemon, thereby Nu-
derlng TIA most rlllcacluuS as well ~ de-
llghlinl aud palatable beverage. It is not
ollly one OF the best tonicS In It's effects,
hnl the use of IL ctfectually prevents ty-
plp.mAlarlal foyer. At the same time, IL
is sure euro for rheumatism. DR..
hughes ENlract OF l,cmoh aud Ginger Is
mu up In eases Of two dozen bottles, and
eau loo found NJ all hrSt-claSs drug and
gruccy stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg, Ill.,.
says "llaying received 81 much benefit
from Electric BitlcrS, | feel it my duty Ia
let suffering humanity know IT, Having
had running sore ON my lee for cinht
years, my doctors told me | would have
10 have the bone ~crapcd or lcg
ampulntcd, used, instead three bottles
ol Electric Bitlcrs aud seven hoNc, Of
Bucklrn's Armca SalNc, and my leg j.
now sound and we'll. ~
Electric BittcrS are sold at hfty cents
u bottle, and Bucklen'S Arnlca Salvc at
- cents per box by H. W. Williams 4
Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
The ,llchIsnn win nnnn. ,.i,rln

EAST SAGINAW, Men, Aug, l8. The
great strike which was naugumtcd here
live weeks ago Tomorrow, is practically
ended, The action of the employees yes.
ler!ay in oltermg 10 accept the same con.
dltlon the mill owners were willing az
hrSt To accept, viz, ten hours aud a pro.
portionale reduction In wages. shows
that they are tired OF iulcnoSs and willing
10 throw up the sponge after losing M
average ot $40 To each man cmplovcd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

The most important discovery 1, that
winch brings the most good To the great.
Isl number Dr. Kings New Discover,
Tor consumption, coughs and colds, will
preserve the health and Save life, and i
a priceless boon Ia the afflicted Not only
uocS 1t positively curn consumption,
hut coughs, colds bronchitis, asthma.
hoar>enrSS, and all Affections OF the
throat, chest aud lungs yield at once Ia
us wonderful curative powers. II YOU
douhl TINS, get trial bottle free, AT II.
w. Williams Co.'s drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
BAIRD.
Large stock shipment. The Court House
Completed.

Completed.
Special o. the Galctic.
BAmp, TN Aug 10. Twcny-onc
cars OF stock were shipped from Baird
yesterday; four cars of cattle to Chicago
aud one to Shreveport, La. fifteen cars
of sheep tO Chicago and one
To Shreveport La. enc hundred
aud twenty ears OF different kinds OF
stock also passed through on route 10 dii-
fcrcnt points IN the East
ON Yesterday tho county commissioners
received the new courthouse from The
contractor, and IN the evening the citizens
held mass-mceting and passed resolu-
lions thanking the commissioners and the
contractor, MI. u. Smith, for the salts
factory results Of their labor>.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Nervous debility, In either sex, however
induced, speedily, thoroughly and perma-
nently cured. Address, with 10 cents in
stamps, for reply and book ofparticularS.
Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Association.
hh3 Main street, Buffalo, NY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Whether YOU prefer the sea breeze ar The
Tracing mountain nir for your sUuiuor ,acn.
l'u !uu aliould MOI emit ~ provide Yourself
wl.ii q bottle Of Angosturn iiitter,, which l4
200 nnbl"1iedgcd standard regulator of thc III.
.'iNe prgans Be sur, 10 get tnc Eunuiuo
1Hirie. manufactured hy IN j. g.. u. ~irDIlt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
rhnnr. OF the rcNn, q. A. IL.
llINnpr \GrtUS Gi,NNp ARNn or rnr.
NEfi GLl,, DEPARTMENT ut TEXAS.
DALLAS m \ Ana In Iss.

lIrNpQu ,grtWs GRAND Army on 1ur.
Rtfi Gll,, bIrNtrMLNt ut TENNs
DALLAS, TN, AuV, 10, lssi
/. Tine department of Texas, Grand
Army of the Republic, approaching the
losptulitics and courlesicS extended 10
inc members OF thc organization, aud To
the cN-Onlou soldiers, at the reunions of
the Confederate veterans al Fort Worth,
Clcburnc aud GrccnNlllc, ON the 5th. Oh
aud 1lh lnsts., the department commander.
IN behalf Of himself and old comrades, OK
tends Ia the above named organizations
of Confederate veterans the sincere and
heartfelt thanks OF the department, and
OF the cN-l'uion soldiers in Texas. for
their generous hospitality aud their Sin
ccrc aud heartfelt welcome Ia the hoys in
blue, aud ~ American soldiers, friends
and brothers, In a reunited union. we
hold them in grateful remembrance.
=. To Wiley NJ Cook of Bruce. John
son county, Tex, late corporal COMPANY
|, Thirtecuth Tennessee Confederate i'm.
antry We extend the right hand OF
hrothcrly fraternity Tor his brothcrly
ana mngnanimou> act In returning.
through this department, the haw and
colors ul Tie Filty-scycnth Indiana i'm.
mnty, captured lay him at the battle OF
Franklin, Tenn, aud tor the sacred care
with which he has preserved II, and we
greet In HIN a iclloW-AmcrlCan soldier,
who was brave in war and mavnanhnous
IN peace by his act Indiana and Texas
are bound In an indissolublc union. Ills
name brightcnN page in the history of
our reconciliation
o, The special thanks of the depart
ment comnandcrarc extended to Major
v, VI. Heath, Can't W. t.. NCnl. Col II
A. Williams, and otharS OF the Confcdcr-
ate veterans, for Courtcslcs extended TO
the &. \. Il. at tleburnc aud Fort Worth
I. The department Is under special oh.
legations to Comradc j, c. Turner, de-
parunrni Inspector in command at Fort
Worth, aud to Acting Assistant Adiu.
tNnt-Gencral II. j, Cline for their efficient
service AZ Fort Worth ON the 9th, 9Th aud
9Th insiS, liy command
W. ID. WNLu,
Commanding Department.
q. W llNNSuN,
Assistant Acknowledgement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

~ H. Brown touched popular chord
IN the hearts OF housewives when he be.
Fan Tho manufacture aud sale of Silver
Loaf baking powder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
Arteslnn unths

AZ Il GWzm0n's barber shop, neNl TO the
corner Of Main and First streets. This
Is the finest establishment in the state,
and has the best BARRIERS, Your patron.
age II respectfully solicited no, so9
Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

Thnt the quantity OF Silver Loaf baking
powder manufactured 10y j. N. brown
each month has more than doubled within
the past year settles the question of It's
popularity wherever 1t has been intro.
durpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14

a prctller line of shelf goods titan Sll-
rer Loaf baking powder would be djal-
Onll 10 ind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
MALLORY STEAMSHIP Line.
% and from Europe at Lowest Rates.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
nnYrMrNI OF rR,INs.

~ r0rIlcs WHINING 10 Bring Frlcnds o. M.
Country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-14
NEW ROUTE TO

me summcr Route to New York STA Galveston
and