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National Republican., 1885-08-08
SHORT ENDS:

5000 yards of remnant Dress Prints, put up
same as lawns, Pacific brand and fall styles,
case fine Shifting Priuts. light colors. $40.
1000 yard, Of fall shades cotton worsted Dress
1900 yards Of new fall Satine, the same pat
terms as the French Goods. Ole.
l,7OOy yards Of new fall Furniture Prints. hand
some cretonne styles, 5sc.
lot Of India Linon, 40 inches wide, &c.
! lot of India Linon. one number finer, Tie.
lot of India Linon. two numbers finer, SC.
] case Of simpsons best Mourning Prints, 4ic.
1000 yards Of unbleached and bleached Crash,
SIC.
case new dark fall sh ades of Albatross. wool
mixed, l2sc.
Our last weeks Short End Cottons of all
Is dozen White and Black Canvas Dclts, two
straps sewed on, l0c.
Large size Gingham Aprons. l3c.
Ladies' American Lislo Hose. pair for 25c.
wear. ali the delicate shades, sl.i5.
fellows Swans Down, l0c.
Tetlow's Gossamer, lBc.
Kerr's Cotton, black or white per doz., 35c.
New invoice Linen Collars for men, &c.
New invoice Cuffs, lie.
EMBROIDERY.
lot at Sc, lot at &C., lot at 7c, lot at Sc, lot
at 90, ! lot at l0c, lot at 12l1c. lot at l5c,
lot AT lSc, lot at 2Oc, ! lot at 25c. .ThesC
goods arc very cheap, as the quality is fine
cambric. but slightly soiled.
Goods we are going to close out to make room
for our FAN Stock and Cloak Department.
A choice line of Fancy Mating, l2Hc,
A splendid selection Of Lace Curtains from 69C
upward.
big lot of window shades, all fresh goods.
Straw Goods, Feathers, Ribbons, and 0rna'
ments from our Millinery Department.
10 gross of Bouquet Toilet. large cakes. 2 for Sc
8 gross Of Centennial Shoe Polish, warranted
90.
All colors Macrene Cord Sc.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
A GENERAL INVESTIGATION

In our line of goods has been in progress
the past season which was open to every.
body. Every department was seen into
by the. public, and not single fault
could be found as to the manner of keep
ing our stock; the way their wants
could be supplied at all times, and how
true our advertisements tailed with our
specialties; therefore no one could say
or cry
National Republican., 1885-08-08
WeSell New GoOdsatLOWer Prices

We do it, because there buyers the wholesale trade
Consequently down. They phenomenay low last
week. purchases testify The list is worth reading
National Republican., 1885-08-08

PARENTS who have sons and daughters Il
educate, and young men and women. will b'
specially interested in the new announcenen
of the Spencerian Business College which ap
pears in our educational column.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
.WoopwARp & LorHRop.


On account OF the rain yester-
day we shall continue our
"Remnant Sale" to day until
o'clock p. M, at which tine
our store will be closed for the
remainder OF the day.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
For Bathing Purposes.

We have opened an elegant line Of Turkish
Bath Towels. which. to create n spirited de-
mand, we shall mark at the following extra
ordinarily low prices:
lSx40 Turkish Bath Towels,
Only 12c; worth l8c.
20x40 White Turkish Towels.
Only 25c; worth 3lc.
18xiO Fancy Turkish Towels. three different
combinations. suitable also for Tides. splash
ers. and covers.
Only 25c; worth Sic.
2lx40 Fancy Turkish Towels, extra fine
quality, knotted fringe, worth 46c.
Only 37lc each.
2lx4s Plain and Fancy Striped Linen Turk
ish Towels. particularly desirable for the bath.
Only soc each.
,30x5G (extra size) Plain Brown Turkish Tow
els, superior quality,
Only s1.00 eaeh.
These goods are particularly desirable for
bathing and other purposes and at the above
prices arc exceedingly good values.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

MlvsTRELsY AT FoRD's.-Next Monday
night the public will have an opportunity Of
seeing most excellent minstrel company,
troupe. 1t is of recent organization, and the
management have succeeded in bringing into
one combination some Of tho best artists In the
minstrel profession. Frank McNish Is well
in his business, while Bob, Slavin is in the
front rank and can safely challenge competi-
ton. In addition to the minstrel part of the
Muidoon and Mitchell, are with the company,
and add to the attractions.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS following
building permits were issued yesterday: John
NJ. Walker. to improve 4lS u street northeast,
story and basement brick on Massachusetts,
avenue, near Twenty-first street. to cost siO.-
OO0 Francis Brown. to build one two-story
$500. John Hoover. to build four two-story
bricks on N street, near New Jersey avenue.
to cost $1,000. Samuel Fowler, to build one
three-story and cellar brick on NJ street. hear
to build two two-story and basement bricks on
Third street, near G. to cost $1,000. II. Jaeger
to build six two-story buildings on Massachu-
sets avenue. near Fourth street northeast, to
cost $1,000. G. NJ. Hauk, to build two two
story bricks on Massachusetts, avenue, near
Sixth street northeast, to cost 5000.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

OPERA AT ALB.UGH's,-Th popularity of
the opera season and "Boccaccio" was fully
proven last night by the opera house. despite
the storm, being crowded with as fine nm audi
last performance of this opera will be given
to might. Next week will close the regular
summer season, which has been remar kably
successful. The coming week Merry War"
and Patience" are announced the former for
the first three ghts and the other for the re-
mainder of tho week and close the season,
There has been some change in the oast OF
characters in tho Merry War, and the fol-
lowing will assume tho leading rolos;
violetta. Countess Of Lornellni...M Mary Beebe
Artemesia, Princess of Malespina" Rosa Cooke
Elsa, Groot's "...".,,........".."Agnes Stono
Theresia. aid to Arteme ."",....,. Lisle Leigh
Marchese Sobastiano.. Louis Dc Lange
Gen. Umberto Spinola.... "......"..W. II. West
Won AleXr Claf
althasar Groo ......Maurice Hageman
National Republican., 1885-08-08
SILK MITTS.

We open Thursday, August 6, at 10 o'clock,
80 dozen Black Silk Mitts at 25c pair.
We ehave offered bargains this summer; this
last arrival beats nll."
National Republican., 1885-08-08

A CHANCE FOR A DISTRICT BOY.---Superin-
tary and Naval Academy, of Oxford, Nd, has
written to the commissioners Offering cadet
ship to some worthy young man who desire;
nm education.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

Pen MAR-IIIGH RocE-MT. QUIRAUK.--
The eighth of the series Of every Monday excur-
sions TO this delightful mountain resort will
tinue oVerv Monday during tho season. The
train will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at
a. M. arriving at Pen Mar at ll:30 a. m.
Washington $3.50 D. IN. The vast area of thou.
sands Of miles Of garden lands Of Maryland.
Virginia. West Virginia. and Pennsylvania
are seen from Mount Qurauk $500 feet above
tons, a panorama Of unrivaled magnifcence
and wondrous proportions. Added to the
beauties Unnatural scenery are various amuse-
ments and every comfort md convenience,
for a reserved seat. Don't forget. train leaves
| Baltimore and Ohio depot a. IN. sharp.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

DISTRICT LUSATICs. Cs.-Superintendent W. W
following changes for July; Admitted IL
comprising white and colored males and fe.
males; discharged 10, comprising white and
colored males and females.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
CITY ITEMS.

II you feel nervous about your kidneys liver.
or urinary organs, use Hunts Remedy.
MANY man who had lost nerve. vigor, and
energy has been cured by Hunts Remedy,
JOSHUA TUTHLL, Saginaw, Mich,,, had
Bright's disease and was cured by Hunts
Remedy.
HowLAYD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and half street northwest, three doors north
Pennsylvania avenue. E. i. Rowland; NJ; D.,
O. III. Rowland, d. ID. s.. and Robert W. Tai
bott. surgical, operative, and mechanical dem
tist. Extractions, under nitrous oxide, 80
cents each TOOTH and only so cents extra for
gas, whether one or number OF teeth are ex-
tracted at the same sitting. Have admins
tered nitrous oxide to over ~, 900 persons. Ar,
tiGcial teeth 81 per get. Gold, amalgam, and
white filings inserted in the best manner. All
work warranted first class.
So per gallon, rs cents a quart bottle. No. !
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
atMcGee's, Ninth street. neRrD.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGOSs. Fresh AL.
derney Butter, churned every morning and
delivered in ! pound Ward" prints, at 80
cents per pound. Also cottage cheese, 3 cents
per BALI butiermilk, 8 cents per quart. and
sweet milk at D cents per quart.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

from toothache to be good tempered. But an
application of st. Jacobs Oil will Danish the
main and hiring noane
National Republican., 1885-08-08

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The following mar.
riage licenses have been issued Thomas Lee
and Christine Bell; Elinser Il. Gist and Sarah
Mutheney.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Bargains Gas is" Bargains.

We have just received what we consider in
trinsically the best values yet offered in these
goods.
100 pieces 1S-inch Cotton Bird-eye, 1oyards
to the piece,
20 pieces 6i-inch extra fine Cream Linen TIA:
BILE Damask. excellent patterns. warranted oil
Only Soc per yard; worth 62lc.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, Ribbons,
Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, &C., can be sent
by mail or express to any point through our
mail Order Department" at q very slight
advance. and WE guarantee satisfaction by
asking You to favor US by returning them
when unsatisfactory.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Mems Wear Reductions.

No, we do not expect you to pay near the
end of the season the same price as asked at
the beginning because the stock must now be
closed out or 60 overland with US nothing
goes over"
Mems Fine Gauze Shirts. excellent quail
ties, long and short sleeves.
From 3TlSc to for s1.00.
From SOC to 400.
From T5c to Soc.
SOC fino Balbriggans, now 37lGc each.
Mems fine Check Nainsook Drawers, full
cut,.well stayed. tapes and buttons; belong at
'1>1 ONLY 50 CENTS PER PAIR.
The 25c Mems fne Lisle Thread Half Hose.
in black and fancy colors, were excellent
value at Csc; but, desiring to close out the
stock on hand. we made the reduction which
will undoubtedly produce the desired result.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Customers, Take Notice !

The Ladies' sl.OO Gossamers. reduced to Soc
are all gone.
We have yet about 80 of the Misses slOO
Gossamers. reduced to SOC. in lengths Al, 49,
and 48 inches only.
Our regular line of Warranted" Ladies'
Gossalners commence at $3.50 each. Best for
the money.
Second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
National Republican., 1885-08-08

Come 10 see us. Whatever we have to
close out you shall have the benefit.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN is ISSUED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, and
ton price. 81. 90 per year. Single copies. ready
for mailing, cents.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
No Deficiency

which we were compelled to make good,
excepting weekly replenishing of stock.
We saw at the beginning of our last ad-
vertisement that new novelties were
looked for, and in order to fill the bill
we procured the following
National Republican., 1885-08-08
FRAUD!

Our sales developed from day to day,
showing healthy state Of affairs and
causing
National Republican., 1885-08-08

pGenlemen look The Post" prices
advertised by
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Ladies' Gauze Shirts.

In order to cause tho instant disposal Of
these goods we make the following extraordi-
nary reductions:
Ladies' fine Gauze Undervests, high neck
and short sleeves.
Reduced from 35 to 3lc each.
Reduced from so to SHE each.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

So per gallon, 75 cents quart bottle. No. |
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
atMcGee's, Ninth street, nearD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

I been IN the town for about a week on 9
spree, and was cliargcdiu the county court
with using insulting aud obscene
I language. near house whore he has
I been living, and also making some scri-
GUS threats against man in the same
/ ncighborhood. His trial was So for the
9Th Of this month The coroncr's jury
rendered verdict that the deceased
came TO his death by an overdose Of NOR
phinc The deceased was placed 80
charge 81 the undertaken. with insiruc-
( iious 10 keep the body until tomorrow
morning. and II his brother, who lives Ia
this county and Is a respectable citizen
aud farmer, who had been sent for.
didn't arrive. the county Judge would
give orders for his burial. At this writ
Ing his brother has not arrived, but Is
expected before morning.
There is great deal Of complaint
made in regard % the condition Of our
county roads. Mr.. j. J. Gallagher,
the mail contractor between this
place aud Graham aud Jacks
borO. informs your spondcnt
that the public road between this place
and the county line on the Graham road
has had no Oyersecr for more than twelve
months, and the late heavy rains have
D hhFNiA tiit lbhIN ~ INilAN ANuA 10 q. az
most impossible 10 drive over some Of
the bad places. Il seems that the proper
officials ought TO take the trouble to look
after the present bad condition OF the
roads aud have them put in better condi-
tion.
The Texas Pacific railway depot at
this place is undergoing some much
needed Improvements; the passenger
depot IS being raised aud new platform
built.
About O'Clock tonight Sheriff Baylor
and Officer johnson arrested aud Jailed
Frank Jones. claiming TO be from TAMIL
ton county, for the theft of a horse
The pupils Of Cleveland college gave
their first concert tonight at ilayne's
opcrn-house, which was attended by a
very large and attentive audience. The
entertainment was conducted BIZ Dr.
Dirckman professor OF music In the col
legc. Clarence Nicholson delivered the
salutatory address IN becoming man
ncr and Miss Maggie Norfat he vale
dictOry in excellent style and voice. The
programme consisted Of tWcuty-one
pieces, mostly instrumental music, which
in most cases was very finely rendered.
( The decided gem OF the evening was
Schuber,'s grand march, rendered by
Miss Maud Sisk and Prof. Dirckman.
This piece was executed IN an excellent
style. The entire entertainment reflects
great credit on the management of the
college
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
saint 10.
,ncclnl tn mo Gnlettc.

special Ia the Gazette.
SAI>r jo, TEN, oct. District
court is still in session at Montague. and
several OF our citizens have been In at
tendance this week. There are several
tedious murder eases yet to be rried. and
the indications are that il will require
another week TO get through with the
business
Mr.. a. j. Williams, of whose illness
mention was made in TIM GAZETrE some
time ago, died "Wednesday morning from
consumption, His demise was not a sur
prise To his friends and evidently was not
unexpected by himself as he had more
than ten days previous To his death scm
FOR his own collin aud the clothing in
which he deSiredto be buried. lie leaves
a small family and many friends to mourn
after him.
Dted-ncar Saint 10. Yesterday morn.
mg--R. T. Hin, in his Htty-scycnth wear.
Mr.. HI was a Woodworking farmer and
good citizen.
lour correspondent had personal in
tcWicw with one of the bold and bad
Nimrods mentioned in your special from
this place ON the 2lst inst, and he cam
didly admits that he will take no more
crow Sin hiS' until the price is reduced
TO Suit the hard times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
wEATHERFoRD.

The Morphine Route BAD Condition of the
Puhiic Roads Improvements.
special TO the Gazette.
WEArurRroRp, TIES. Oct %, Late
last night w. l.. Dunn called for he'd at
the Tennessee house, stating al the time
that he did not want TO be wakcncd at an
rs he hadn't slept any for two or three
nights. This morning about Q o'clock
the attention of the clerk was drawn by
the hard breathing OF the man. and max
ing his way into the room he found that
Dunn was almost dead. Doctors j. C..
Mccoy and j. u. Mckenzie were sum
moned and found the Frustrated man was
e victim of TOO much morphine, having
taken thirty aud a half grains. II
Is eyidcntthat he intended TO suicide, and
was too far gone for any thing TO be done
for him, and before 10 O'Clock he had
brcalhcd his last This man worked this
year on the farm Of Mr., llatchelcr, about
three miles east of this place, lie has
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
GAINESVILLE.
lrrc COMPANY FOR the Fourth Ward-Court
liemSA Marriage.

hemS-A Marriage.
special to the Gazette
GAGNEsviLIE, Ten. oct. 23.-,Iud.,c
John T. Walker while engaged ycSterdn,
afternoon in moving frame building
from the eastern part of town 10 the late
burnt district on North Dye street. was
stopped by Marshal Brazciton because
the same had been declared to be within
the tire limits. Mr. Walker claimed that
the requisite ten days notice had not been
published since the resolution had been
passed by the council, but after some eX-
plantations by both parties he decided to
move the building elsewhere.
In the county court Dugg Clark.
charged with deiacing public school
building was found guilty and fined $40
aud costs.
The State vs., James Blackburn, same
ofense, defendant pleaded guilty and was
fined So and costs.
The case OF the state vs. Geo. Vaugbt.
charged with false Imprisonment, occu-
pied the attention of the court all morn
ing. Naught is charged with hanging Il
negro, Dennis Davis, and threatening TO
drown him to make him disclose where
certain money was supposed to be hid.
On former trial of the case defendant
''''' a'NhfA. hiNNs ilt td~t nus been
given To the Jury but as vet they have not
returned verdict
Sheriff HUI arrested VIM. Poe this
morning, having in his possession the
following described horses: one dark
bay mare, branded G IL on left shoulder.
abont fifteen hands high. one gray horse
about seven years old, branded J 4 ON
left thigh, about fifteen hands high. Poe
was placed in Jail.
The citizens OF the Fourth ward
met in the city hal last
night 10 organize a fire company
for the protection of property in thai
ward. committee was appointed TO
drait bylaws and constitution, To report
al next meeting. Mr., Sam McEwcn was
appointed a committee OF one to wait ON
the city council at their next meeting
ana ask Tor necessary apparatus for scry-
zee. HE committees viii REPORT at the
next meeting, on the 9Th OF November.
MT. Ia Sacra has purchased Raf'S
Terry on Red river, and has large force
AT work improving the roads leading to
the ferry.
The infant child of Rev. Mr.. Fitchctt is
dangerously i'll, and no hope is cntor-
tanned of It's recovery.
Mr. Ihalc Houston and Miss Sue Muir I
ply were married in this city last NIGHT
relatives and few friends of the con- I
tracing parties Witnessed the ceremony.
Judge \. T.. Wilkinson, a prominent
lawyer OF Denison, and attorney for tho
Missouri Pacific Railway company. is IN |
inc city ON legal business.
otton receipts were light to-day, with /
prices unchanged.
Farmers say the late frost was not
heavy enough to force the cotton omen
T. Morris, Importing tailor. corner of !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
DENIS0N.
A PitifuI Case OF DesiiiutioD Appeals
10 the Benevolcnt People Of
the Gate CITY.
Hate 60 spend the Money How Long Had
the Frog iieen THERE Election
~ oniccrs sad Death.


Special 10 the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx. oct. 20. Charlie
Stroubc, baggagcman on the Missouri
Pacific road died yesterday. He had
been sick only A short while, and before
many knew Of his sickness the news
spread that he was dead. The young
man leaves wife aud many friends 10
mourn his death. Ills funeral took place
this morning az ~ O'Clock.
At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Labor Siftings Cooperative company the
following officers were elected: 7 Head,
president; w. 7. Morse, yicc-prcsident;
q. b. Lorraine, secretary Phil
Smith. treasurer: J.. Thomas, business
manager. J. II. Hill, G. NJ. Bayless, VI.
j. Murray OF DenisUn, H. " stewart VI
sherman and l.. Jones OF Pottsboro are
the board Of directors. The Siftings H.
on quite a boom, rs Oycr $1,000 worth OF
stock Is already taken, and the shares
have not been on the market week yet.
The members of the city council are
hguring and botherlng their brains over
water-works. They had called session
hut nothing definite IN regard TO the
matter was done. They want the works
but hate Ia spend the public money when
needed in 20 many other ways
Jim CLARK, an old restaurant man, has
purchased the o. Il. restaurant, and will
hereafter be- found at that place OF bust
ness. We bcspcak for Jim liberal
patronage, for hc is very popular with
the eating public.
The young people are taking advantage
of these Gno mOOnights and 20 horse
back riding quite number were out
last night.
+. j. Heart. AN aged aud innrm icweler
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24

Special 10 the Gazette.
BENNETT, TEX, oct 2& Cotton con.
tiuues to come in lively. Tie crop is per.
maps two-thirds gathered, as the season
has been quite favorable.
quite a number Of our citizens have
gone to Paris to attend the races.
The report came IN this morning that
Allen Sanders, living near Deport. fifteen
miles south OF this place, had outraged
his own daughter last week, and that one
orange Grey had boarded the cars in com.
pany with the outraged eirl and her sister
at this place, or at Blossom Prairie, ON
last Tuesday. II is believed that Grey
was carrying the girls of in order to pre-
vent them from appearing against their
father. Al are colorcd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-24
Carthage.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
CARTHAGE, Ten, oct. District
court is in session here. The grand Jury
adjourned to-day having returned ~
bills, most of which were for misdcmcan.
orS. Joe Graham, Esq, district attorney,
seems to have been stirring up the boys.
Judges j. g. lakewood, regular distnc,
Judge, and Col. I. b. sexton, special
Judge presiding, have disposed OF about
thirty civil cases up TO this time, which
leaves the civil docket rather slim.
There have been only two or three
cases OF dcnguc fever here.
Mr.. Sidney Walker, the son of W l..
Walker of this place, has been suffering
several days with what he thought was a
fatty tumor, and Doctors j w. Ross ana
j. II. Mcdaniel intended to cut it out but
on careful examination found il TO be a
cancer which it is now thought viii prove
-iata in short while.
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