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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
DALLAS.
Delighted Democrats VIII Cciobrnte--A
burglar Locked up~Gas Contract.

Delighted Democrats VIII Cctobrnte--A
burglar Locked up-Gas Contract,
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. 1.-The Demo
Gratis will celebrate the victories In New
York and Virginia by h.light pro-
cession tomorrow night
A heavy hail-storm prevailed here this
afternoon.
Capt "Lucky' Baldwin of horse fame
- stopping ~ the city q few days with
two carloads OF horses to give the ely
crsn IA rest before taking them TO Cali
fornia. lie Is Just from the East, where
his horses have taken part In the sum
mer races.
Joseph Thompson was arrested and
placed behind lock aud key this afternoon
for burglariZing the house OF Col. j. /.
Kicks. mayor of East Dallas, last night,
md stealing watch, some jewelry and
silver spoons.
Hugh McDOugal, a well.to-do farmer
OF Dallas county, has been adjmdgcd In
sane and will be taken to the Terrell asy-
lum on tine morning train,
The council last night made contract
with the Dallas Gasli9ht company TO lay
down iour-and-a-haf miles additional
main and light the city for three years, at
the rate of $50 per nnnum for each lamp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
MN. GREENwAiL INDIGNANT.


lie Had Full Authority TO Make an S""-
tracts-Kiclors and Their Fate
Mr.. Greenwal, manager of the trio Of
onera.honses located in Galveston, hous-
ion and Dallas, was in the city yesterday
ana was a visitor at TIE GAZETTE sane
nm Replying TO the interview win
cnmealan Burrows, recently published ~
Tnr GAzErrE, as to the accuracy OF which
~ PRESSED himself as perfectly salis-
Ge6 Manager Grccnwall stated mat ne
heJ i written certificate Of authority from
a~S opera-house in the state lor
witch he had made contracIsl
anJ that In addition to inns nc
forwarded the contracts rs last ~ i. itau "
and secured receipts for them, when aie
now in his possession. lie says .naS mall N
Inc Inc or two Instances managers OF sihail
houses have repudiated these contracts Nv
after troupes arrived on the grounas, ous
II was simply breach Of good iallp 3 on
their part, the penalty oil which VIZ ne ~
eSnnlsion from the circuit next
year MIR. Grecnwail Is very ~,
diSnant Al the course OF Barrows, anu
especially Al his duplicity in nasiiig .lle
attark and then seeking 70 eYaae ~ ~
snnnsihility. He reports a numper "
inc attractions, including Booth ana DAT
r rH already booked for Texas N 1881.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

The Texas Live Stock journal viii is
sue special siNteon.pagc, one hundred
aud twelve column edition, on November
II for distribution at the National Cat
tie and Horse Growers association
ut 81, Louis, 10 be held No
yember 28. In addition 10 this
and the regular circulation OF The
journal, the issue VIII be sent to every
cattle aud sheep ranch IN the United
States, and toa large number q bankers,
merchants, manufacturers, stockmcn
and farmers IN the East and North, ia
order 10 show the correct side of Texas
Interests and investments. The matter
for this edition VIII be carefully com
piled and several columns viii be devoted
20 mattor pertaining % Fort Worth and
Tarrant county. Mir, W. A. Garner, the
manager, viii solicit advertisements
here this week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
TERRELL.
hrTosted After Sine Yonrs--A Quiet we'd
ding--Henvy Rain.

hrrosted After Nine Nonrs--A Quiet we'd
ding--Henyy Rain.
Special to tao Gazette
1ERKLI, TEX, NOV. Deputy Mar.
shal T.. W. Fair this morning arrested
Doc Bradley, col0fed, who Is wanted IN
liusk county on a charge Of stealing Two
uorscs and oue mule nipe years ago. The
sheriff 81 Rnsk county Is here and viii
take charge Of The prisoner. Bradley has
Been living lere siX years and was work
ing for MIR y. Il. Wheeler at the time Of
his arrest.
a quiet wedding took place IN the city
las. night az the brides residence, on
bfoore avenue. Hlie contracting parties
were Mr.. ). w. Cobb OF Henderson and
Mrs. CASTOR Of this city. The impress
siyG ceremony WIS witnessed BY only a
few Of the intimate friends.
Messrs Ables Cariker have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. A. II. Ables having dig
posed OF his Interest 70 his partner. Mr.
j. W Carker relires from the business.
Mr.. " w, Cleveland has gone to Dallas
70 have flic posters struck for the Ter
rell races.
Mayor tfauks with others from town
IRE attending ttii Shises-Corlock trial, at
KauimBn, to-day,
4 heavy ralu fell hexe last nights
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
gett Hose company, be made anal.

gett Hose company, be made anal.
Adopted.
From Henry g, Early, city secretary ~.
proceedings 81 recorder's court for month
ending September 80, 1885. II shows.
cases docketed, 1926; dismissed oe. NJ.
quilted, So; arrested, POO: not arrested
l1i mol pressed by city attorney. al,
Ines worked, 90; escaped, @eleascd and
RENTED, Z / appealed, &; amount of fines
worked, S85T fines on prisoners escabed.
released and RENTED, $40: cash received
from city marshal on cost bills, S5l2.
From W. NJ Rea, city marshal, for
month ending September 30, 1885. 1t
shows; Complaints docketed, 500;
arrests, 200; convictions 1885, mol
pressed, dismissed, acquitted, etc, 1913;
fines worked RENTED, ESCAPED, ETC.,
100; continued, 81 fines paid ON convic.
tons prior to September /, 40; total
fines paid, l0l appealed, g.
PETITIONS.
From the Peter Smith Hose company
that John Brooks be appointed driver of
that company. Granted.
From DR.. l.. b. Slaughter, city physi.
clan, asking for improvements and addi-
tional accommodations for the city hos.
pital. Referred to hospital committee.
From w. b. King, city engineer, asking
that he be allowed a clerk. Granted, and
salary fixed at $50 per month.
From George b. Holland, asking per-
mission to run theater and variety show
at number 1910 Main street, and for per-
mission to sell Intoxicating liquors there
in. Referred to police committee.
From b. II. Myers and O. NJ Erkle,
for the remission Of tax on planning
mill in jennings addition, valued at
S3755, which was burned. Granted
From the following parties, asking to
be appointed on the police force; A. C..
Goff, w. l.. Mcbride, j. C. Cooper, John
A. Summerhill Referred to the police
committee.
From Il. b. Daggett and others, asking
that Throckmorton street be opened
across the Texas & Pacific track. Re.
ferred to street and alley committee.
From j. b. Austin and James Martin,
cart drivers, and James Sullivan, street
man, asking for an increase in salaries
from $40 to S50per month. Referred to
street and alley committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Aldrldge; That the water,works
committee be authorized to use the rental
from the railroads and county to the LIST
of January, A. d. 1886, for running the
works. Adopted.
BY Hughes; That the city engineer be
instructed to change the courses of water
east of Jennings avenue, so rs to save the
work that was done on that street last
winter, and do whatever repairs are
needed on said street. Adopted.
NEW ORDINANCE.
The following ordinance was intro
duced and placed on first reading;
An ordinance to allow the opening of
saloons during certain hours on sun
day:
Sec. |. BE it ordained by the city coun-
Gil of the city of Fort Worth that all sa-
looms within the city limits may keep open
and carry on their business on Sunday,
except during the hours from 9 am. to 4
pm,
Sec. =. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after passage.
Ioid over undpr tho rulp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
WACO.
Railway suits-Nuptiais- Barn Burned
other Notes.

Railway Suits-Nuptials-A Barn Burned
other Notes.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. AIN the district
court to-day, the case of William Ed
monds VS.. the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company, suit for $1,000 damages, was
continued at the defendants request I'M
til the next term of court The Jury in
the case of Shirley VS.. the Houston &
Texas Central Railroad Company, suit for
Sl50,0 900 damages, on breach OF contract,
dating back to 1870, gave verdict for
Shirley for $4,000. 1t is said, how
ever, that by the phr1scology of the yer
dict the judgment is actually for only
about $4,000, and the railroad will make
fight over this in the higher courts.
Mr. Thomas i. Farmer, state agent for
the Buckeye Machine company, and Miss
lone V. Pogue, both of this city, were
married at p. m. to-day and took the
train Immediately for Dallas on a bridal
tour. Tomorrow night Mr.. Thomas o.
Plunkett, city editor of the Examiner,
will wed Miss Jessie Randle, also of this
city, the ceremony taking place at the
Fifth Street Methodist church
The speedy delivery system, or letters
on which ten cents postage are paid, does
not amount 10 much here. During the
month of October only thirty-siX OF these
letters, on which the messengers fees
were S2.SS, were received The post.
master had to make good out OF his Own
pocket the messengers salary, SO PEI
month. The postmaster says the system
is Il fraud.
In East Waco at O'Clock this after
noon Col. Shclton's barn was destroyed
by fire, endangering his residence. The
loss was light, however.
Cotton receipts TO date 3 800 bales
Prices about the same as yesterday
and $40.
The Democrats are all rejoicing ovci
I the news from New York and Virginn.
Ada Gray played East Lynne at Tho
opera-house tonight
Heavy rains have fallen in this county
since last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
LOVE AND DESPAIR.
The Montreal Health 0nicers Try "a
Remove a Child Stricken with
the SMALLPOX.
The Irate Parents Doubiy Armed Refuse to
Part with Their Little one-A
Fight Ensues.

special TO the Gazette.
MONTREAL p. O., Nov. "A few DAYS
ago the sanitary officers proceeded to the
residence oi man named Gagnon to re-
move his child, which was ill with small.
poN, and, as he refused TO allow them To
90 so, the officers retired and took on, Il,
warrant for his arrest.
Sanitary officer Beaudon went To exc
cute the warrant, but was met by Gaanon
carrying loaded revolver In each hand
These weapons nc pointed ut the officer.
threatening TO put & bullet through him
II he crossed the Threshold. The officer.
not being armed, retired. According
to instructions from the city
attorneys office, second warrant
was taken out in the recorders court on
a charge of "threatening to shoot Con.
stable Bcaudon, with a single companion,
again tried to serve the warrant, but this
time he found Gagnon and his wife armed,
both of them carrying revolver in each
hand, They threatened to shoot the con.
stables If they did not 30 away, and the
officers once more retired
Last night Sergeants Moran and Car.
penter, accompanied by the constablcs,
surrounded the house. After the men
''s'N NNNh iAplhiAl FiNNNh III liOul uNAl
rear the sergeants passed through the
back door and found themselves in a long
dark passage with another door at the
end. This was suddenly thrown open
and Gagnon and his wife appeared
again armed with revolver. A
parley took place, but to no use, as
Gagnon threatened TO shoot the first man
that advanced The officers not having
authority to break open the door held
a consultation, when the inner door
was suddenly opened and bullet whizzed
In close proximity TO the sergeant's head
The officers quickly got outside, and al
this moment one of the upstairs window.
was thrown open and two more shot.
were discharged at the police. Though
on the first appearance of the constablei
there was no one around, by tins tim,
there was dense crowd of sympathizers
who, with threats and yells, cried GU
"They would do for them
Sergeants Moran and Carpenter thci
formed their men in file, shouting at tn,
( same time that they would shoot the ilrs
man attempting to dispute heir passage
They then retreated with their men from
I the grounds, leaving Gagnor for the tim
/ victorious. The health officials win nov
consult as TO the ACCESSIBILITY of takin,
the house by storm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
BENSON.
Nearly "a Fatal Mistake--A Tbiers Comics
sion-KniGlts OF PStliins Bail.

Nearly Fatal Mistaile--A Tbiers Confess
sion-Kniehts OF Pytlins Bail.
Special TO the Gazette.
DRNIsON, TEX, Nov. 4.--J. S. McCar-
thy came very near making a serious
mistake yesterday by giving his little sick
child carbolic acid instead of Il dose of
medicine, The acid would not stay In
the child's stomach, but It was thrown
M, undoubtingly saving the child's lie.
MIR. Mccarthy resides in the western por-
ton Of the city.
This morning at 1850 o'clock the old
family horse Mig that belongs
10 MIR. Bettes, the furniture dealer,
became frightened and ran away. ON
turning corner on Graudy street he ran
against post, upsetting the buggy
breaking the shafts and tearing mp the
blldlc and harness, Luckily there was
no one in il at the time.
DENNY Sheriff Bales arrested a negro
wearing chain that had been stolen from
the butcher shop OF Martin last sunday.
his name was George Washington, He
wanted 70 tell where the rest OF The stolen
goods were for his freedom, but the
iailer still held him ana he made con-
iessiou, telling all about Il ana where
The stolen goods we're.
The ease of Jerry Yolan against julius
Caspary and c. Z. Percy for damages
done horse belonging to hlr, Nolan was
decided in favor OF the defendants.
The knights Of Pythlas extend aD inyl-
tation TO all lodges Of that order and 70
any Knight that may happen 70 be In the
city TO attend their bah at the opera
house on the night of the It'll.
Thursday night there is 70 be a new
feature at the rink IN the shape OF three
boys jumping through barrels hung from
the ceiling, for season ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
F0oD FOR THE sKEprIcAL.
a Supposed miraculous Fnith-Cured Mar
Dies suddenly.


Dies suddenly.
special 20 the Gazette.
lloT SrRiSGs, ARK Nov. i.--R. b.
Withers, whose apparently miraculous
recovery from a dying condition after
being anointcd with oil and prayed over
recently, was accepted by many church
people as a convincing case Of prayer
cure, died rather suddenly last night.
The deceased had lain sick Of typhoid
lux Ave weeks, aud had been unconscious
two weeks. The physicians had given
hun up and pronounced him dying when
his father gathered together number
OF ChristiansAbout the bedside, read from
the scriptures, sBointed the sick man with
oil aud prayed for his recovery. Strangely
u remarkable change made itself almost
immediately Visible, and within a
couple OF hours the sick inan
talked with his friends and ate
food. Since then his recovery
has been steady and gradual for two
weeks, aud few days ago be was re-
moved from the pace'of his sickness 20
his fathers home ID this city. The trip
was more than hundred miles by rail,
aud bis relapse and death is attributed 10
the fatigue OF the journey, though itoffers
argument also for those skeptical on the
prayer cure The deceased was the son
OF Res n. X. Withcrs, d. D., pastor Of
The ", y. church, South, Of this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
CoIored Satins and Silks,

10 Inch ColOred Satins, choice fan
and winter shndes n III. aSc 30 sac
VI inoh Lplored satins, better grades S5c t0l %
2O,tnth MarrelVauN satin dk, shades COO
Lot-Nomplctc assortment of even.
Ing Sslers IN salin rhadames =. $50 to / 70
lot-NhitO ana night shades bro.
cadc SIN a,, go. 500, 90 los "a
n men lyons, assorted colurs. eilks Zoe 10 Use
~ sy t men lyons drsss ellss, heavy SIC to %
heavy "@. -. 81. Ss to1 20
~ men gros &c iondres,new shades o. 20 %
~ i iuuu ha9simcr, new style ~, 1 20 to l 30
y inch salts rhadnmos. tull line of
street and evening shades $50 "a AZ
OK iuun sutah elih,any shade, % 90 20
~ inVn nlposvcNik beautiful cUiofs Soc 10 90
se'h'oh procaue SUR, tvs tonod,.,. ! 80 TO . 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
To 400 d. con.lllnllonnlltr.

cfNCiNNA11, ONO, Nov, 3.-An effort
viii be made 10 tent The constltutlonallty
of The registry law passed by Tho last
legislature. a. IT. bugher, who had not
registered, voted ~ a precinct Of the
Fifth ward Tho Judge OF election %
that precinct was arrested to-day for re-
celylng tho vote, and II IL understood
that habeas corpus proceedings will re-
suit before the supreme court will be
brought 10 test the law,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Theatrical.

We clip from the Cleveland Leader the
following complimentary notice OF the
Good as Gold combination, which appears
for the first time in Fort Worth Friday
evening: edwin Browne and company
appeared at the Peoples last week and
scored a decided success in Good as
Gold.r Mr.. Browne is sterling actor
ana won great favor on this side OF the
river. hence we do not hesitate TO recon-
mend him to our friends on the West
side. In the character OF Tender jim in
Good as Cold" Mr.. Browne has ample
opportunity to display his abilities to
great advantage. The piece, as whole,
Is far above the average, and the star part
~ nnculiarlv well drawn. The situations
arc thrilling and the plot is well worked
out. The supporting company is wen
selected and present their several roles
in an excellent manner, and should draw
crowded houses all this week"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

"liasi Lynne has been played the
world der, but possessing, as 10 does, the
clemens Of strong dramatic situations,
an ALLEVIATE and judcious play Of sond-
ment, gatbos aud grim humor, Il cannot
fail 20 lraw when IL is brought out by q
dramatic company " uniform excellence
OF tbatwhich delighted the audience last
evening Lady Isabel, sorcly tempted as
she Is By the cruelty Jealous suspicious
whehtormcnt her, reaps IN her agony
and rgnorSe the tightlul reward which
her ac.ions have merlpd. And herein
lies M moral of the dihna. Miss Ada
Gray, ,n her impcrsonatlon Of the leading
chlrahcr, fully appreciates this, ard
wbiicno one in the audience can remnin
an unmoyCd spectator 81 the
slow lat snre unmcshmcnt 81 Lady lsa-
bel iu the ioil that vilainy ami
sad5ate have spread for her, the indg-
nenoof the house, as tlie curtain falls, +
that be wages OF sin i death, and de-
serg tllv dgc tho unfortunate woman
The Earlier acts demand Of the part en-
easy graceful, girlish demeanor- the be-
haybT Of a lady Of rank. and evidences OF
BREEDING and affection. In displaying
thee Miss Gray IL fortunate. The scorn
OF DC loving wife, whom tortured on the
inside by certainty OF her husbands
dullcity, and approached With unworthy
PROPOSALS on the other bya consummate
sctnndrel,i Is admirably depicted, and pre-
peed the audience for the exhibition Of
RE dramatic strength toward the close
ofthc piece ri Rochester Express.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Dress Trimmings.

Los black pnsscmcnterlc gimp with
YET heads, 20 inch witlr, ...,
l.ct black passOmcnterie Witnn Win
tet beads, II 10 = Inches Wide, Ks.
Lot Mack passementorle ganp VITA
ict beads, " TO q Inches Wide,
Lot SLACK passOmCntrrie giMp with
sa,in cord and Jet beads, llto ain,
Lot Mhck pasSemertprio glu7, with
satin cord aud Jet hcads, : talm.
lot back passcmonterln gimI. with
cut jet beads, to ag IN.
Lot hlsck passomontcvlc glmp with
cut SET olives, 3 toa IN.
Lot black satin cord paAsemcnCrffb
Elmn. Nh To- IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Mr.. j. Hash is II large manufacturer Of
steel barb wire fencing al Dekalb, ILL.,
Ills factory can produce i've carloads, or
40 miles, per day lie has recently oferea
N Give 10 the Denver university one-hali
OF every dollar paid for his goods in the
state OF Colorado until the university re-
ceIyes $4,000. We regard TINS as a
nrand gif, and only wish some Texas
college had a similar chance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
rnn NORTHUMBERLAND.

LOh SALE OF 1RADis~-Onr Of the Land
c0tiaguH IN town. South side. haiacfe loti.
y1unB fruit ana shade trees, aplcndid barn
cemenlcd cellar, eic. strrt cara pass plafs
every ton minutes, C0nHarilOn with Naiet
w, GAa0tie cniGe
NOR hAit-ilDUSE snd los on Gaisefcn
r. avenue, Addresa q. o., THIS pifee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

W.T. ANTED-s RELlAIiI.E d1nmmers 20 take
w the general agency % the hpst German
linp0fs In thie coRatIy. n Is well estnblished
Received highrgt AWARD ~ NOW Dfleana exit
hilton Pays VOL. HefafencNs exchanged
Address Ahoiph 1ohring a a., g04 wiiiamA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Have been using Tongaline upon q
who has Deen suffering with nen-
raleia for fifteen years. the effect WAS re-
markable. It gave immediate reliei.
r. r. CoNNALIy, NJ. Dr
Mountain Fork, An,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
WANT COLUMN.


Il meat Oflice--Up sialre over pQstOnlce, room
N, telephone No l7s. Railroads, hotels, farmers,
mechanics, contractors aDd private families
furnished with reliable help, both male aud 10 :.
male. All orders promptly attended 70. Gnynn
ftouru.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

EOR NENT--Dwollng Of threr rooms on
Grove street, near Fourth. Inquire Of y.
W lietts, 100 Houston street,
ETOR l,ENl@-li0ute nj cas- Wet second
II street four rooms. Appy nj premises,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

yATOOn, FlsuER 4 FORD, Atiorheys'At
w Law, san Marco fetes
nAgis, BlsaiJs 4 l.unkito, Atsgs5,neyg Npn
tlnnal bank, hialn tiseei. tort Worth, AeA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Have you tried Hepatozonc, the great
liver medicine? If not, you will save
yourself much pain and many dollars by
trying it right off
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
e e, M WEI. , Hose I eg.o ! V psi aos

WANTED Ladies 20 take pleasant work for
wv thp holiday trade u q easily learned,
work sent by man, address keusngtpn Art
Roome, ~ lcail street, lioeton Alass, Y. o..
box OUis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

T'OR Pleasant rooms, fufnlthed and
- unthrniHhed, southern rAn0sure, al slV
houston street Inquire Of q. n Brown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

TIytNTED-A Woman h 40 fhc wo,k ~ a
wv ppsan family. inGlilfe u sra, 6. ID,
1srpWn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Black Silks and Satlns.,

20 Inch Hack Groe Grain SILK Lyons 900 to a5c
u inch Black eros Grain silk, bot.
ter quality Lyons ~, ootol 80
- inch Black GroA Grain SILK, very
heavy Gulnet n. -, SOTO 90
- inch Our Columbia eros Grain
SIX .a.. ~. d. ~. 90 to . 80
~ inch our silver star G, q, Slk,
,veryr!cH; ~. -. 75to $50
% Inch Bellons Cashmere, fine soft
grain, VIII not wear GLOSSY. &c., ! Is 10 . 80
% Inch Black Surah . 1 90 tu SO
" Inch Blark satin RhadcmCs. ...., | 90 TO 80
20 inch Black Sntm Duchess . g., / 80 toA 90
~ -inOh Black satin rricptinC M | % to 90
- inch Lyons BlaCl, l,rucade Sltk Soc tul 30
90 inch lyons BLACK BrOCadr SILK,
Satin ground @ Sd l 20 TO 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

Or. Tobm's Ilepatozone is what every
one in this climate needs to tone them
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05

fTnlly Is giving liberal discount on
AsagGment and Wedding rings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-05
Valuets.

Rot sSin, NelNstcen, oomplcts line
~ shades. NJ, b(to "a
het ". In. Nelvctecn, nonpare1 fast
pillaru cOlors 4. 75r Ia 10
Loo 2a-ins BLACK Nelycteen 100 NJ N
lut N'in. SIN Velvet, staple onlurss 10
lot 20 SIN velvet, now coluringH,
much better goods. .. oStalS
Lot gl.in. silk Velvet evening shodcs
and tnts m ... on
i 10y x 90 ~, n,9ek SIN Nciyets ,l 20 tol 2
nan Yoodss, ,.. 81. 9 00to8B
Lot &-ln, Black Lyons, SIX velvet 4 90 10 \ q
Lot lIrocadc SIR Nelyots. completa
line Of ooiors -, ,.,... ~, 2ooto 90
S,los9nGl ds,lseosn +" s6otoao
uncut, broad, elegant goodp gb0 Ia a
lot Black and Colored Pushes
worth . 90, 90, 3 %, win SCH thom
at. t.., ....l Is, 1 30 to 4 2
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