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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
GAINESVILLE.
Petitions Pouring In TO the City Conn.
ell to Suppress Some Alleged
Nuisanccs.
Suit for Extra Work--Failed to Raise tile
,nToney-stabio Durnt--EIe-
giant supper,
Specialize the Gazette.

Specialize the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEN, Nov. 6,-The city |
council had number OF petitions pre- |
scented during their session Just adj |
iourned, and among others was one from |
some citizens asking that nuisance in |
the western part of town known as "Sil- |
yer City" be abated. A dance.housc is
run in connection with the establishment, |
and is stated in the petition TO be a
''great nuisance to the surrounding neigh
borhood.n
The Masonic and odd Fellows lodges
also presented for the consideration OF
our city fathers the suppression of
"denh on Elm street called "Star thea
teri No new ordinances are necessary
to suppress these evils, which have al
| ready been run in violation OF law. The
council referred the matter to the ordi-
nance committee, mayor and city attor-
ney.
The gas company of this city has made
a proposition to furnish the city with
/ twenty-five lamps for three years at Il
cost of $50 per aunum for each lamp
The vote on the proposition in the coun-
Gil resulted in tie, four for and four
against. The mayor cast the deciding
vote i'm the affirmative, which will give US
lAOAN hNNNNh lamps III AAiS AAsN'Ns
Last night about II o'clock the fire
alarm was sounded The occasion of the
alarm was the burning of a stable in the
Fourth ward, the property Of Billy Car
ter. Carter was upon the street at the
time with his carriage and horses. There
was total loss, with no insurance.
, ton of hay stored away in the barn was
= also lost. Origin OF the lire not known
The citizens living across Pecan croeb
have so far failed TO raise the money re-
quired by the street railway company fol
, the extension of their line over there
: Only four more days are left within which
! to consider the matter, ana it Is sale t'
= say that the amount wanted by the com
pany viii not be subscribed. tits reported
that the company will commerce "a CN
: tend the line in few days whether OF
not.
> An elegant supper was served the puhli'
by the Indies OF the Methodist church
= South, in the Brooks building on DiXoi
!, street last night. 1t was literally patron
u lied. and the money made will be cN
: pended for the benefit of the church.
The Gainesville Rifles held meeting n
y The city hall tonight and practiced drill
ing.
!, Capt. j. j. Kane, architect Of For
, Worth, is in the city, witness in tn
McCans- Belcher suit.
- Capt, Hiatt and family of California ar
" visiting in the city
- Cotton is coming in slowly
= District court has been engaged sine
= Yesterday afternoon with the case OF Geo
" McCans ct al. against John IL. Belchel
The suit grew out of the building OF FIN
y residence in this city by defendant. Gee
y. ~ McCans was the contractor, and claim
~ over $4,000 for extra work done and eXtl
). material furnished. There are some 81
~ or eight attorneys engaged in the cast
- which will probably not be conclude
y before tomorrow night or Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
prr.laentinl pnsl.na.l.r..

The president to-day appointed the fol
lowing presidential pOstmastersi A. b.
Ilammaker, Flndlay, Ohio, vice II O.
DeWolie, suspended.
G.. NJ. Shelley, Kansas City, NO, vice
Il. S. Case, commission expired,
cABfsKr NETTING.
The cabinet meeting was attended yes
terday By all the members except becre
tarles Manning and whitney AT
rangemeuts were made Tor spe
cial conferences between the presi
dent aud the individual member
Of his cabinet In regard TO the treatnen
OF topics tu be considered IN the pTesi
dents message 10 congress.
KNIGHTS on LABOR CLAIM THE GLORY.
Representatives Of the knights o
Labor allege that the public press, \
assigning reasons for the Democrats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
happy tow days ago by the arrival

happy few days ago by the arrival
of a bouncing boy.
MIR. Joseph Mars of Pilot Point has be-
come citizen of onr town, having taken
charge OF the engine at the Touring mill
Messrs Welborn Freeman experience
some difficulty in securing cars for imme-
diatc shipment Of graiu.
The most brilliant affair of the season
was the marriage Of MIR. q. w. Grimes of
Dallas town to Miss Sallie Gibson OF this
city, on Tuesday evening last. Only the
relatives aud few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony.
Mrs. T. X. Brand gave the young people
another very pleasant party on Wednes-
day evening, All present were highly
pleased with the entertainment.
Rev. Il. S. Haynes of Grapevine, pas
tor of the Baptist church at this place for
the ensuing year, will hold his first meet
ings to-day and tomorrow.
Died, on Thursday night last, after n
short illness, at his residence four miles
north of Roanoke, Mr.. j. \. Iancey.
Mrs Yancey, who has been sick for
some time, is improving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
JoHE =. MAgMApuNE, Governor
nIAnt, M nnAMI.lnn HAnn
cANvAssrns AnnEsrEp.

NEW YonK, NOV G,-Thomns wal
raven, Judge and Thomas Butler aud
Thomas Jolly, Inspector at the second
precinct, seventh district poll, Ia Jersey
CITY on Tuesday, were last night arrested
charged with violation Of the law forbid
dingan adjournment after canvass OF the
ballots had begun. Court ohleer WIZ
burn alleges that the prisoners repeatedly
ceased 10 canvass and did not complete
their llbors until o'clock wednesday
morning. The men gave $4,000 bail
each for their examination tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
WASHINGTON.
Grover Still Says That Vincent Must
GO--Congress VIII support
the President.
a Lutte Republican, oticohoidor Gets INT
Tling-A Texan Commits Sui
edo Abroad.


'iNihAN A'HN'
Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. G.--This was the
first day for prescribed "public business"
callers AZ the White House. Illinois re-
sponded heavily with five callers, among
them Springer, who failed TO clear away
the clouds lowering over Vincent. The
president remains firm and will not alter
his action,
VINCENT MUST 60
the way OF all transgressors, promi-
ncnt Democrat told your representative
to-day that the house would support the
president on tho leading questions and
that entire harmony would prevail. The
party leaders foGl that a new lease OF lie
is now given 81 them aud they will use
every good cndeayor 10 strengthen and
lengthen II,
THE WATCHDOG STILL BAHKlNG.
Auditor Chcnoweth has finished his cX-
animation OF the coast survey accounts.
| He maintains that several thousand
dollars have been improperly expended and
I n suit TO recover funds VIII probably be
| instituted. The bond of the dlsbursinP
! officer Of the survey Is $40, 900, which the
government will try TO attach. This Will
/ more than cover the amount alleged due
! the government.
MANNING ENGINEERED n.
( IL Is said that Secretary Manning was
J one Of the most constant and efficient nd
yisers of Chairman Barbour In the Var
GINA campaign
LOWELL y. JEROME,
formerly collector OF customs at Corpu'
Christi, Tex, hns been appointed spccia
agent Of the treasury department AT $500
per day and expenses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

The owners Of the driving park cannot
maintain the track unless encouraged m
q substantial manner.
II was bad day for two Of the favor
ties yesterday.
Capt. McMurray Of the rangers was at
the track yesterday.
The losers on Amanda Brown are very
sore.
Alice seems to be a match for Tom
Berlin. A race between the two would
draw.
u there i anything in a name Court
right should come in ahead In that COO
yard match race to-day.
Nou can't beat bluebird, no use talk.
ing.
The big steer has had many admirers
this eek.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

The Lowell (Mass.) Courier OF JaDu-
airy /, 1855, has the following crltlquo,
which viii be Interesting 70 Fort Worth
plny.goers, ~ "Tally.llon viii be given
here Tuesday night; every wcll acted
aud very pIcitily mounted WAS Mr..
.ioaaun Milief's new play, called Italy
Ilo,u at Music hull last evening. u mas
many uew Incidents and considerable
good sentiment, and, what % notewor-
thy, constantly increases 10 interest.
Mr. h. T.. Downing, Who sustains the
role OF "llanil.MOnk,n the coach-driying
hero Of the drama, was very manly au'i
suirited In his impersonations, aud In az
ton and makeup left nothing 10 be de-
sired. lIe sang well, too
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

OTTAWA, OST., Nov. Cit y slated
that Mr.. Thompson, minister Of justice
has made a report 20 the council on Riefs
case, IN which he has adopted the vicMS
Of Bishop Grand, in that the rebel iea'.sA
should not be hanged, but should DC W.
generated in lunaiic asylum.
WILL HE ne ExECurLDy
MoSrRrAL. L. o., Nov Cit v scmi-
officially denied that the cahiDet ha'
granted medical commission 10 the cast
Of Rlel, and IL Is believed thet be VIII ha
executed next "Wednesday,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
ne.Iguntlon. ana Aupon,mcnts.

The resignation of j, w. Medium, sur
ycyor-general OF Wyoming, has been ao-
ccpted Eph Harrison OF West Virginia
has been appointed special agent OF the
land Office Emory l.. R0al, Macon, Ca,
has been appointed law clerk In the olllce
of assistant attorney general Of the lntc-
rior department, vice u, u Baxter, re-
signed The resignation Of Hiram Van
Aram, secretary of Arizona, has been ae-
contpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

victory IN New York, has quietly devcl--
oped the Importance OF that secret or
gan2ation as factor Ia the result, One
of It's officers, who is also In the govern
mont service, who spent some days In
New York and Brooklyn Ia the interest OF
the organization, says that its mcmpors
there voted almost solid for lIlll, and
that they will claim that the result was
due TO their efforts. Hill's answers to
certain questions about Legislation
pleased tbem better than DayenpOrt's did =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

snecInlto the Gazette.

ST.. Jo., TEX, Nov. G.-Sherid Mcrain
of Montague passed through town yester-
day with Irwin and Clarke. Clarke goes
10 Gainesville ON a change Of venue from
this county for jail-Durning, while IRWIN
viii be carried 10 Fort Worth.
The man Cogburn, who was caught IN
corn-sheller propelled by steam a few
days since. died on the Sd inst.
4 Young man, o son Of our townsman
Mr.. James Williams, died also ON lh'
same day. .,
our town Is quiet. But little cotton j
coming in, but our people appear to be
bopeful. We have one OF The most mora
towns In the state. We also have one o
the best public schools in this part OF lh'
state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Dress Trimmings,

Los black passemcnterlo gimp with
Ut beads, to inch Wide. ..
Lot hiack pAssemcntcrte gimp with
Lot black passemcntotlo gimn with
jet ocadN. 81 TO inehus Nidc, Ill, s
lot mGck passemcn,cria gimp with
satin cord and jet beads n 10 3 in.
Lot black passomcntcrio gtnp with
sauncQrd and set heads,,g toi In. |
lot black passcmcntcriC GIMP with
cut jet heais, . 10 81 In. s.. l
Lot black paasemcnteric nimp with
cut ut olives, Sio 4 In. E.. |
Lot Black S,ttln cord passUnenIerlc
Eimu. IA ten Ia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

Indian Commissioner Atkins to-day tel
eeraphed the secretary Of the interior
from Muskogee, !. r., that he has found
large number OF squat.crs In his prog
ress through the Territory, whom he be-
lieyes 10 be boomers. He Is Of the opin.
ion that military force must be employed
60 expel them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Roanoke.
special 10 Tho Gazette.

RoASoKE, TEX, Nov. G.--hr }. W.
Medlln sold his house aud lot on Main
street to-day to Horton Bros. OF Dallas,
who VIII opeu a billiard hall soon.
BUSINESS Is dull ON account OF the 10"
nrice Of cotton, nearly all OF which has
been gathered and marketed.
Mr., and Mrs l.. W. Patton were mace
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Black Silks and Satins.

20. inch Black Gros Grain silk Lyons Doc TO ~
a inch SLACK eros Grain silk, bet
ter quality Lyons, .,, d. l 90 20 30
heavy GSiHet w. 80 ~, OOtog 90
SIN - ~, 49, / 90 to . so
: very cry rich ~ ~ -. go -, -, 75to ) so
% inch BellCn's Cashmere, ine soft
grain, will not wear glossy. b.. I ~ TO 90
% .inch Black Surah. d. ~ ! 90 to | 90
l3-inch BLACK Satin Rhademcs ..... J 90 20 %
p. inch BLACK satin Duchess. 49,. 30 TO OO
x inch Black Satin rrlcOtino g., ! 90 10 NJ
81 inch Lyons Black Brocado silk Sc TO ~
% inch Lyons Black Broeade SILK,
satin ground 49,. -. 49,. IS to 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Vicksburg Races

The races at Nicksburg, Miss, will
commence on Friday, Nov. 10, and con
tinue until Saturday, the l4th inst. Three
races to be run each days purses, $3.50
each; entlance, free.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
POLITICAL.
knights Of Labor Claim share in the
Election of Hin.
New York
sErTLING on A MAJORITY

SETTLING ON A MAJORITY
NEW YORK, Nov. G.--Nearly all the
newspapers have settled down upon about
ii 900 as Gov. lIill's majority IN the state.
Ferdinand Eidman, the Republican can
didate for coroner in this city, claims
that he received G6,3Sl votes TO Dr.. Dem
oroe's GO, 0Sl, and is consequently elected.
There are several other close contests,
including two for members Of the assem-
Div, which the Official count alone can de-
eide,
MARMADURE's CONGRATULATIONS.
ALBANY, N. r., Nov, 6.--Among tho
congratulatory kilograms received to-day
by Gov. liill is the following
JEFFERSON CITY Mo-, Nov. .
The empire state of the West sends q
message Of love TO the empire state OF the
East. November OF 1884 ind its opiloguc
of 1855 is tho prologue OF the future OF u
country united.
.JoHE s. MAgMApuNE, Governor.
HARD TO CONVINCE CARR.
ALBANY, n. y, Nov. G.--Gcn. j. i
| Carr, Republican candidate for lieutenant
Governor, in nm interview, said: "Ml
opinion Is that the plurality on lieu
tenant governor viii ultimately be fount
In the hundreds, not thousands. an
not vet sure lhaye been defeated. tul
returns show a steady increase"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Pennsylvania,
0TAYla pLrRAIlTN

VUA1 y ILIHAIIIls
PHIfADRLPHIA, PA, Nov. 6.--Thc com
plete returns from Allegheny county give
Quay 1911 plurality, making his plurality
IN the state i4,l27.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
ADDITIONAL STATE NEWS.
sronotonous NIutila,ion

Special to the Gazette.
ELGiN, TEX, Nov. G.-Doc DanieiS,
living five miles northwest OF this. place,
had his arm torn OFF by cotton gih thls
afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
IN DETAIL.

4 IN lE AlLAs
\ race--lt was impossible TO get q
kainSt Joe Davis, it being well un-
t,od that the horses entered with
kad no chance for first place. Davis
II made mile in 2:l7, there was
Hbetting on the time he ,would make,
Also on second place. In the first
Dc horses got off well with Davis in
IN and maintaining it in slow gait,
IN interest being to see that his
NJ itOrs were not shut out. Time
& second heat was repetition of the
+ but the time was better, 2:253
LIN the horses scored for the third
"A was predicted that good time
be made, and the prophets were
IN, Davis making the mile in 2:20,
10 last half mile of the heat in 500,
II gait. Flora p. was second and
~ Joe third in each heat.
#nd race-Nat Kramer was the
1&c in this race aud was also the
Ia. The horses scored seven or eight
betore they were off with Kramer
" lead, which he held all the way
~ but closely pushed by Hertogis
1A Ame in under the string only Il necf
~ The finish of this race WAS very
III the horses coming in under Will
q. nr closely punched together. Thi'
6 Us made N l:4Sh.
.|||Ii N1.t.- -.noy i,tnraet Nrrng manifest
|af Pills race and the home boys backed
81 Berlin for a winner, but it was or
~ otherwise. There was trouble il
W. on the first heat, the horses beini
ks back several times, but finally the
|+9f,with Berlin in the lead, which h
y fnil the three-quarter pole swa
Fae when Alice, who was backed 10
M place, camc up with him, while Tal
|tHfs only head behind. When tn
Fetch was reached it was anybody
pat hard whipping brought ALE
W the string winner of the heat by
Time, las, The judges hesitate
# lne before deciding the heat, Ia!
Exc ming u foul, but it was not Il
Z second heat a miserable sta
psde, Berlin, being left sever;
!, behind, precluding his chances
: the heat. Alice had
own way for the fir
z Z, When Fetch Taylor passed he
e '1''' l!tte mare came in neck aheac
|c ;22.
u race--Amauda Brown was 4
Z, :, put there were some who b
& hyder Abad had it in him to vi
'' raes got OF on the first score, wi
@rt, Amanda Brown and Hyd
aired, as did also Lady Norton al
7' lllton, the latter two a length b
me mare was ahead until the III
Ade, when liyder Abad came up
Az sea the mare and came in Il wi
Rt ii,.
lo-DAY's RACES.
races Will be the attraction at t
park to-day, both match rae,
W. were sold on either race Ia
hrslrace viii be between BIZ
= Governor Roberts, one-half III
second race will be GOO yards, VI
'rles--Vic A, Josie b, Courtrig
and Joe W.
GREAT CONTEST.
llslt G forfeit OF $1,000 side W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
Wool Laces.

Angora wool net, Ia light sud dark
brown, hehfe,garnet, myrtle marine
black, b Inches wide ,.. .
Angurawool iiuWnclngs, same shades
OF net, 10, l6, "a. ~ Inches wide,
... .-.. .,.. 4 90. y
Cashmere wool net, new shadcg
bouncing 10 match w ....
Beaded net, black and white, "a IN,
wide m .., 3d.. H..
Headed laco and nouncings, white
and black ,. .. ~.
Headed fronts, biloxi aud white zach
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

.-.s.,. siiau any Utuet CapitAl-
ist has tho confidence OF tho knights,
vigorously addressed them, appealing 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
THE RACES.
o.,,., sat kramer, Alice ana
D, ~ ,Dnd yin the Purses
H'''F Good Time made.
,.,, Riding and Jocheyinf
I g ., on An side'-rho Big
h' Race To-Day

..,her of yesterday had
y loye'y,r bringing to the driving
|eascs :" attendance, unusually soou
1 good s n.y. tracks were in good con-
Iriday. ,.nttina track being all that
be oes petIlng was unusually livery
heavy % several of the boys are
Irday, aup Of pocket at the result,
evhat 0us was way ahead in
Fort NV an private bets ON Thurs
Pcols ~" 60 yesterday made honors
racs sSccounts about even, ,
bank acO ~ a. Gold" band furnished
E "GoV se,ween the races and heats,
ng greatly to the enl ss, lcInss 81 'noSe
4 ,or the band Is hrs ..',,is, ,horo :.
bit 'oi The races yesterday there Is
Two o. .,;eye that some liking up"
\ to peii T,om Berlin and Amanda
done. isyorites by good odds, in
h,,s on the three,ioertns sh mtaI p IuIg,
os sS lid horsemen feel that Ber,in
RAN , g, they barred him and did
WIN w. ON the other horses Tor
Oes ,S third places. When the second
" anu ao the starter, after the horses
NSs . lu several times, said "stop," and
col n !, leaving Berlin at a dead stand
N 'go, eight or ten lengths in the
4 b SoS the horses were on: In the
vHep u his race a claim of foul was
n, Oeas r ~ Taylor's rider, who states
IN S Nuns slO1 rldcr forced Taylor to the
ls n sca.rsetiug him, but the Judges die
|t ','s,, pVSs ne foul, although they called
Ali Y, ,IIer up and admonished. hin
y crowd, .. uo comr,oint.
W y I. ' he three-quarter mile dash by
s \ played Amanda Brown the ia
VA way !. : Twinner. Scores Of spectators
M me mare was held by her rider
swsd her mouth and kept her from
while the rider in front strucI
81 - in the face coming up the home
heating her back. 1t is under
sst n course, that Tom Berlin an'
4 Rrown did not win.
Sv,Ry OF YESTERDAYS RACES.
far all trot, purse $500. Tire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

Lot Gain. vclyetoon, complete line
of shades. ,.,. -. 81. 80 TO 7ac
Lot ~ in, Nolvetoen, nonparotl fast
piliarc colors,. 49,. ,., 49, 7ac TO %
Lot 3-n. Rack Nopotccu,., 90. BOO 20 | 80
lot lp,in. SIX velvet staple colorN. 90
Lot q. In, SIX Velvet, now colorlngs.
much better goods. -, y, / % to 90
Lot 81 in. SIX Velvet, evening shades
aud tints ,., ~. u,F I'D. 900
Lot q. In, Black silS Nelyeta ..,,l % to 20
Lot ain, nlaUk SIR Nolvcts, Ger
man goods il. ,s - 500 to so
Lot ~ In Black lyons SILK Velvet 4 90 To UO
Lot Brueade Silk Vclycts, complete
line q colors .. -. aooto . o.
Lot llrocadc silk Velvet, two toned
elegant designs -. $50 to o.
/ Lot Broc idc SIN velvet, cut aud
| uncut, broad, ocgant Eoods 80. b. . 30 TO I O.
! Lot Black and Colorcd pmahcs,
| worth co. , 80, 3 %, will sell them
! at. 49,. .., ....1 20. | 30 to / a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07
HOSIERY.

Q Nhtfp Hasa I "a, I ot,nr a.
,,.09NH. lllncl iics, i M Il fo nor Sc-
N tAgWs y k ~ Savr S.sf M Tara Ma,
y ie1tcts 10, ''' "' ~"
Lsaics ia, regular VNo''a'hea noSo at go
SSs s Fan 's0'"r Extra Good Hose at IS i'''
l. adire' Feil Yea, mar Hack, Navy, Brown and
Sard. % s1c tgA =,
laaies' flerpc Nv, =, asscrigd colors CSC 70 SOC,
/. ladies' Fun RcgQlAr ilslu Hose BLACK, striped
ard solid snlcrs ~ aoc,
an isolid cslcrs. Vt "a TO %
ladies sin lA'sc, Nsseu cd oo'nrs, 10
iadlcs siik il,se, in BiA Ok aSd Darh eoiors.
l %, lboand , CO.
Ladies, sim ilorip fiiacS aud colored, extra
hne, ~ to . 90.
Ladies' SIN liosN IN Evening shades. extra
lengthy OOtobop
Ladies' aotton ilssc, cxtm size. rnhloached
aud coAera, Sc tcT,c.
ladies' Wool Hose AL cfSnrs sac to toc
Ladies' CAehmere Move, al colors, bVio Ssc.
Ladies' f.ne ingliSA ashnicfo Sius kmb. 70
10 l 80
n Misses sils Hose, a,scrted eolors, sigci, Ga to
,.issss, SIN. ao,s. pirss, STAG !, 5setsls
, Gard. ali : sss. ' i Tor MA.
k.tss,si ra,es ,tk,,e., ~ . rfasx xuvv I,fAvr,,
ana eafneiy : = SSe d, sr
uess a y i !, y, s NJ" ''''T' WV
yN,ve, tsrnV NJ xrd cStr,sl, ,y, AND exisu ispr
a .. =.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-07

ecula,e aUliUn up 70 Il iate hour to-sigllt,
SPECIAL 10 the Gazette
THR MALLoRSs pON'r CARR.
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