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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-08
NOR 4 co.,
Kennard g. Co.,
STREET.

10 have not yet decld-
kind OF a dress they
We will say our
cnt is complete in
etail, and many new
active things are dis
bn our dress goods
b TO select from.
! serviceable street or
Z costume nothing
Ever SO well as a
ld these we have in
and 6-4 widths, so,
h5 cents. AS it takes
ards Of the narrow
ds OF the wide to
h,ll sllit the ont
ry little Tor the kind
a handsome street
rch dress Tricotine,
ID with Surah silk, is
lish There are two
Of Tricotine, one
ery smooth and show
cord distinctly and
ring does not get
The other is very
parser, the cord in
and in wear they
very rough. We
finer quality only.
as ortment includes
shades: 81 inches
no other house car
b for less. The Su.
combine them, being
quailty, VIII wear as
the Tricotine.
tine is another
This is a fine soft
de OF the very finest
not so heavy as 6
F. By some thi:
is preferred on &C.
the softness, anc
mbined with Suraf
Fry pretty and attrac'
inches, 81.
Is summer cash
folors all new thi.
bout 5 shades in tn,
the lowest price
pwn on this make o
e / - soc.
h and French plaid
silky looking. AL
and cashTeres il
shades.
silks and satIns t.
he shades. Blacl
adznlr, very desira
. Colored dres
rmer silks that ar
baking up. FrencI
erlcan satteens. Ba
he narrow and wild
Linen Lawns. Ful
adlcs' Jerseys in tn
ng shades, s1.75 t
pi ladies' Lisle threa
25c., really wort
assortment is small
length jersey GLOW
isle, Csc. The c
glove has no equ;
|arket, the shape an
perfect ; 4 button!
shades. New par;
sun umbrella
his week. Assor
Pd and prices ran,
We buy ribbor
manufacturers an
m at wholesale pr
widths and shade
our new mating
and bought the1
IN we could ha,
fonth ago. Carpe
hnced, but we w;
the low prices mac
y in the season,ar
'ers have tried
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-08
state OF tho Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office In the shade.
Z o'clock 10 o'clock 12 O'Clock
80 $50 700
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-08

London and Liverpool papers report
remarkable cures of rheumatism by st.
Jacobs Oil, Our standard remedy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-08
used by Phxsicians and Druxxfst..

Everybody knows the general uses of :,
plaster, and that Benson's Capcine Plaster"
arc the best. Q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-08

Secure yourself o watch through club
No. 8. Starts April 9Th. Millard F. Davis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
PARIS.
The Chances are in Favor of Glory, Be-
cause the Tide Was Taken Mt the Rood.

The Chances are In Favor of Glory, be-
oause the Tide Was Taken at the Rood.
Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Dec. lO.--The examining
trial OF Enoch Pagan is in progress this
morning before Justice Ryan.
The gin OF Capt, w, +, Gum, our
worthy sheriff, was destroyed by nre on
Tuesday afternoon. The gin was located
about twelve miles south Of Paris. The
destruction is complete. Loss, $4,000,
and no Insurance, Supposed TO be the
work Of an incendiary.
our citizens are very much gratlaed at
the election OF S. j. Wright and Frank
Fitzhugh as directors of the Marshall &
Northwestern railroad. The route for
the railroad viii be determined In few
days, aud will be either by Deport or
Glory, with the chances IN favor OF
Glory.
Mr.. lem Harrison is better this morn
ing.
DR. Chiffon and family Of Dallas are
visiting the family Of Len Harrison.
"Only Farmers Daughter" at the
opera.house on Saturday night.
The ladies Of the cooking club will give
one Of their enjoyable entertainments ~
the residence Of Capt. s. J. Wright on
Friday night.
Jem Webb was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon In the warcroom Of Dave Morris.
Prof. I'd Knowles Is at the skating
rink exhibiting his skill on rollers before
large audiences.
A small tlre called out the hook and lad
der company yesterday afternoon, q
cabin on the property Of Capt A. ID.
Brooks being on nre. The damage win
amount TO about $500.
Two men were arrested by Officer
shanklin on suspicion Of being the parties
who committed the burglarles at Bon
ham few nights ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

firrsnuRG, Pa, Dec. l0.--A telegram
mas oeen received from Lynn & Co.,
owners OF the Coal Valley coal works.
requesting the sheriff 20 send a nosse at
once, as riot was in progress between
lne strikers and the non-nnion miners.
The posse viii he dispatched.
AsET-To WITHOUT FArAItTns.
firrsBuRG, Pa, Dec. l0.-Pine Run
was the scene OF another riot this morn.
ing between the striking coal miners aud
the men who have been working at re.
duced wages. About $3.50 O'Clock, when
twenty-five miners were on their way 10
work IN Lynn's mines, a squad of 200
masked men met them and demanded
thai they return home. This they re.
FUSED TO do and the mob attacked them
Win cluos, sticks and stones. The
riot last two hours and about ten men
were injured. One, Newton Campbell,
was set upon by the strikers and beaten
insensible His injuries are believed to
be fatal. Richard Hall aud Samuel My
ford were seriously injured. Others got
away with slight bruises. After standing
their ground for nearly two hours the
non-unlonists were driven off and fed 10
place OF safety. The strikers remained
In the vicinity after daybreak waiting for
more miners TO come to work, but none
made their appearance The mob then
wedged the switch Of the private coal
road running TO the mine and disappeared
over the hills. A train coming along 3
shoot time afterward was thrown from
the track and the engine upturned, but nc
one was hurt. Word was telegraphed al
once to this place for assistance. and at ! l
O'Clock Sheriff Gray, with posse, lett fol
the scene. The mob is believed to bt
one organized to visit all the mines to-
day where men are working at reduc
ton, and more trouble is anticipated,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
DELGADO'S DEN.
Gambling Grensers, Treacherons and
Reasonable Tamale.Eaters Doscd
With Deadly Lend.
saxon slRyors sweep the sleepy Sn,uE
gIeTs into the River Grands
IeIlwards.
special to The Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
EAGLE pass, Tex, Dec. "a Mexican
named Dclgado has been running u
smueglcrs' ranch for many years about
twenty miles from Eagle Pass, on the Rio
Grande river aud has successfully car
ricd on an Immense business IN stolen
stock OF all kinds, horses and cattle, dis.
posing Of his plundcr by the aid Of con
iederates on the Mexican side. The
ranch has always been hHrbor for thieves
OF the worst character and many efforts
have been made TO arrest and punish the
leaders OF the gang, without success, nm
I'll this morning, when the ranch
was mostA summarlly cleaned
up. Last NIGHT about O'Clock
Deputy Sheriff Bon 0glesby, Robert Dove
and james Oliver went 10 the ranch TO
effect Delgado's arrest, having with
them the necessary warrant. On srrly-
Ing at the house Dove recognized Del
gad0 asleep on the door, approached
him hurriedlY and demanded his immedl
ate surrender, Doigado instantly took
IN the situation, and, grasping his Win
chester, answered the demand with a shot
at Dove. The shot proved harmless
0glcsby came mp before the rohber could
fire again and shot him down IN his
trucks, lty TINS time tue Remaining Nick
leans In the house-six or seven IN NUM-
ber-began an indlscriminate fire upon
the ofscers and compelled them TO re-
treat. Dove went back 70 Eagle Pass
and informed Shorifi Oglesby Of whnt
had occurred. The latter hurricdly
summoned posse Of ten citizens and
made the second attack upon the Mexi-
cans az 3 O'Clock this morning. The
"a. 4. H. as.lf lao.
IN the death OF three Mexicans,
including Delgado, the boss, and two Of
his couiederatcs. The others He'd across
the river on horseback, except one, who
was arrested aud jailed at kagle Pass.
The result on the side 81 the ofieers was
three bnllet-holes ia Doves coat, and
Sheriff Oglosby's iace very badly pow
der-bnmcd II Il expected that this
bloody fight will put an effectnm stop 10
cattle and DEMONSTRATING In that section
for short time az least
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

have already expressed their v,,n,,uno..
" va raee STOCK to the amount OF $780,
Inc knights Of Labor rave their ers,
osli and oyster supper of the season a Tow
Sisnts ago to raise money 10 defray Incl.
ueu1ai expenses. The bali was grand
success, $40 being realized.
~, ". Z. Bennett, formerly merchant OF
wi, ,nls town, has returned here from Red
RIVER county, where he has been farming
ior the past three years. He win enter
,nlo MS old profession with DR.. y. w.
Sarey as partner and will carry first.
class stock OF general merchandise.
Noo,e Bros. VIII move into their new
stone building the first Of next week.
Our town Is quiet but is doing aood
business. The gin OF llulett. Reeves 4
Perkins has been running for the mast
thirty days to its full capacity. Cotton Is
sun coming In lively.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

The Central City Secures the CONSOLE
dated Baptist University on
Easy Terms.
Fire Bugs DO Their Best TO Ashify Five
Buildings but Fortunately Failed
in Their Efforts,
special to The Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. l0.-Much gratiflca-
ton is experienced here at the action OF
the Joint committees of the Baptist state
convention and Baptist general associa-
tion at Temple this morning, in deciding
TO consolidate Baylor and Waco universe
ties and locate the unified institutions at
Waco. The delegation from Waco got
home this evening and report that Waco
captured the prize on very favorable
terms.
The conditions on which the institu-
ton will be located here are, that Waco
by February |, proX., shall raise au add
dltional cash donation OF $4,000 and
twenty acres OF land ON which to erect
new buildings, as it is now proposed to
occupy the building now used for Waco
university. Ii Waco fails to comply with
these conditions they will lose the great
school. The institution here is for the
education Of male and female, but a
school for females alone win be located
ut some other point, and it is believed
Bolton will get that. Leading citizens
say tonight that Waco will raise the
money, although 1t is but few months
since She raised $4,000 for Waco uni
versity.
INCENpIARIsM AND FIRES,
Incendiaries made an attempt last night
to fire house at the corner OF Fifth and
Mary streets, but failed They had used
coal oil literally, but somehow the fire
went out This afternoon house be
longing to Harrison Bowie was destroyed
There was no insurance, but the loss Is
light
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
The Prohibition Standard, Il weekly
Prohibition paper, made It's appearance
this afternoon. published by the Stand
ard Publishing company 1t hits out
from The shoulder for prohibition, and has
one or two special thrusts at Senator
Coke. IL is not believed that it will revo-
lutlonize public sentiment in this county.
The Proh!bitionists here are rather
elated at the close nature OF the local
optlon contest in Bell county, and are
awaiting the result with eagerness: AT
last accounts John BarleYcorn was forty
seven votes ahead and four precincts 10
hear from.
Mr.. Coffeen, agent OF the Jenny Elec-
trio Light company, was III the Guy 10
day, looking out for site on Whlch 10 10
cate the dynamos and other stationary
portions OF the plant. lie says the sys-
tenn will certainly be in operation by
February J..
In the district court to-day Lee Lum-
ford got seven years in the penitentiary
for horse stealing. Il. c. overly,
charged with assault with intent 10
murder, was acquitted.
Miss Emma Beer, while walking home
ON Washington street last evening, had
her hand-satchel, containing $50 ana a
watch and chain, snatched from her ny
an unknown man, who escaped.
The cold snap came sure enough TINS
morning, with plenty Of frost and thick
ice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
GAINESVILLE.
4 Case In Which II win be TX.
tremely Dinleslt TO obtain
q Jury.
Runaway lovers Make Pilgrimage 60
Indian Territory--P Probably wanted
nsewhere--A Bridge wanted.
Special to tho Gazette.
COURT MOTIFS.

COURT Morris.
NAtNEsNtLLk, TEN., Dec. IO.-The i,ffv
III tle MatkinS-Cannon case returned 4
verdict for the defendant.
inns morning, IN the Rainey case. some
" the states witnesses were absent, and
,re case went over til the afternoon.
Sonhty Attorney Worthingt0u Is assisted
~ the prosecutions by r. V. Bell Esq.
VINO was Tor several years county attor.
neN ana by l.. II. Mathis, Esq, one OF
tne young members of the bar. The de.
tense Is represented by Mcssrs. A. Nj.
Ihomason and w. b. johnson. As sew
GRANGE VIII be taken by the two defend
ants, something overa week win be taken
UP IN uisposing OF thus case. Obtaining a
jury wlu be very difficult matter. As the
case has been talked of from one end OF
the county to the other, and almost every
man mas formed an opinion asto the guilt
OF innocence of the accused.
AS there are some very important civil
cases TO be tried vet, Judge piner will
nardly he able to finish up this term be.
fore Christmas.
WILL RuN THROUGH.
IL Is reported here that trains viii
shOnky run from this place through 10
TeNarkana. This should have been done
.ohg ago, and It VIII bea great conveu-
fence TO the travelling public.
90 WOULDN'T TILL ms NAME,
Ollleer BoAzell last night arrested a
llan lot carrying pistol and put him in
the iocA-up. The man refused TO tell his
name OF where he came from. 10 il
thought That he is wanted elsewhere on
some criminal charge.
LOVE LAUGHS AT LocKSMITns.
samuel Wilson of Denton county and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
A miraculous Escape.

CANNoNsBURG, Pa, Dec. l0,-An ex-
plosion Of natural gas occurred at the res
idence of Wesley Greer, on Main street,
Yesterday, wrecking the building aud
hurting the occupants from the beds into
the lot surrounding the house thirty feei
away. The force of the conclusion was
so terrific that the roof was lifted from the
house and carried hundred yards. The
side Of the building bulged out and then
fell Immediately alter the fragments
took fire, and In less han an hour me
whole was IA ashes Mr.. Greer, his wife
ana two children, babe and boy four
years old, were sleeping soundly az we
time. They were lifted with the lying
debris. bed and all, and landed 10 the
ward. None was fatally injured. The re.
port Of the explosion was heard miles and
miles around. The citizens quickly came
10 the relief of the Greer family hGd con-
yeyed them to a place OF safety.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
nn womb Sol Lenre Town.
su6cial % he Ga1eito.

optcini W thf bhAtttc'
lior Springs, ARK, Dee. lO,-To-day
the bondsmcn Of 5. a. D0run, In the case
OF assault with intent ~ XIII Frank Flynn,
surrendered him and no was locked up IN
the county isil, This Is the last cafe
growing oni Of thepotorions Rlynn-Doran
fend, aud Is set for the next term OF the
district court. By reasons Of Doran's
course and his failure 70 quit the city, Us
he had said ho @cald, his bondsmen con
cluded 20 carry bin no longer. How
ever. on his positive agreement later IN
the day 20 leave the city a bond was made
aud he will probably depart this sitter
noon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
RIEL's DEFENDER.
Archbishop Tache Tells the Reason for the
Nietis Uprising, Blaming the Government.


Archbishop Tache Tells the Reason for tho
Metis Uprising, Blaming the Government.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Dec. 10.--Riel's re-
mains were brought here last night from
Regina in charge of two priests in a
private car. The movement was secret
The car was run across the river TO st.
Bonifuce, where Riel's brother Alexander
and number of the half.brccds were In
waiting, and placing IL on Il sleigh drove
il to his mothers home, at st. Vitels,
where the family were awaiting
it. The box was oponcd,' disclos-
ing the face, somewhat blackened
and slightly dsdgured. The house was
draped in black. Tho funeral viii take
place Saturday, when the body will be
brought TO the st. Bonilace cathedral
where requiem mass will be celebrated.
The body will be buried in st, Boni-
face Catholic cemetery beside his
father. Archbishop Tache has issued
manifesto In which he lays the blame OF
the half-breed uprising on the government
officials and holds the Metis blameloss.
He argues that the INDIANS had been
badly treated 10y government officials and
he also holds that the Indians are not ter
rilied by the recent executions, and that
they have no fear of the military. Re-
curing TO Riel, he says the half-breeds
went across the border for him 70 come
and lead their movement 10 secure re-
dress of their grievances. Riel responded,
pressed on one side and encouraged
on the other. The inconsiderate attack
at Duck Lake was regarded by the Metls
as a declaration OF war which eliminated
In the execution OF Riel The public's
opinion is now divided and embittered.
In conclusion the archbishop sounds the
note OF danger aud asks for the release OF
the half-breeds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Texas 4 Pacific Railway.

THE Great Popular Route between the Faat
and the West, short Inns 10 New Orleans and all
POINTS WI f,0ulhanA, NeW Mexico, Arizona and
California. EnvOriie Hoe " the North, Ehsi
and southeast. pullman Palace sleeping Carr
daily between ~. Louis AMI Dallas, Fort Worth,
III lsaHO and San ffsnCieeD, Cal, nlfo Fort
Worth ana New Orleans Without change. Solo
trRlns from NJ FAsC 70 ~. Louie. Fast time
nrst- rlnss equipment, sure cOnDecilOne, het
that your ticket reade va TeAas = Pacific rail-
All REQUIRED information, call on or nddress hn3
OF the Ticket Agcnta. or II. r, HUGHES,
Passenger Agent. Houston. 1exas
Is. w. MCCULLOUGH,
Pass. 4 Ticket Agst.s Galveston. Texas
W, II. NEWMAN,
Gen. Trhnlc Manager, Galveston Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
rrench China.

The Fort Worth China company have
lust received a large shipment oil french
ehlnaware, which they desire 70 call your
attention to, and ask that you 40 not
make any purchases in this liue without
flrst calling on them and getting prices
and see what new they have 10 offer you
By doing so it will DC greatly 70 your In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Save 9l save TAYLOR IBAl2ISss.

company, to-day confessed to Superln-
tehdent Ageo that he stole the $4,000
package taken from the office safe No
vember ~, and returned the money. lie
was arrested, waived examination, and is
In custody, not being ablu to give $4,000
bond. Humphrey was formerly postmas.
ter at Hope, and hitherto bore good
character
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
POTTSBORO.

.'en-falk of n GOOD Weekly
faPer-other Notes.
,to, rEx., Dec. I0.-A valu-
Ri lso,a o..ilqngng to T. ID. Marion was
WIS place a few nights ago
y Denison and sold. The
n M. Traced to Sherman, where the
IN y. ~ Enterprise, a small paper
enli ioF Inc past three or four
sgApsed with the November
II aS ,olot stock company is talked
seIls s'Pose OF getting up first.
PAPER. Several gentlemen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Electric DISPLAY.

,s as,play at the Fort Worth China
,, XXX Is one Of the most brilliant
N. in the city. The character
IN En- s iae especially brings out a
Wheel, and no one should fail to
I' ,'sus ana see what a grand spec
ssnts Itself. The advantage for
Nv Is equally as great by night
\. wv The electric light is kept
s asln 10 O'Clock each night, so
I,i Wy people can do their shop
-o'a The rush during the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Move York BanHers With the President


WY YoRK. Dec. l0.-Thc chamber OF
commerce heid a special meeting to-day
10 take action upon the suggestions IN
no presidents message in relation 70
the repesl Of the law regarding the com,
ace Of silver dollars The committee on
9 an and currency reported that, after
narafnj consideration, they had unani'
,p u agreed TO support the president q, 2.
~ ,ho ~ tressnry on the stand they had taken
" Wy ra sl 10 the suspension Of the coin,
~ ,e' OF the present silver dollar, ana
rse nmended the adoption OF a re ,.,I
ton to that effect aud the Iaelnolal'1 All
Of congress to have the compulsory lrse rsS aS
Of February, 1873, repealed. Inc o, rspuri
Was adopted, and copies were sde. o ~ COM
printed and sent 70 she members - wa
Sress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Fur Trimmings,

Hlans fur trimming. "A Inches vide, qac,
BlNek fur trimming, lnchca wide. HSo.
BLACK fur trimming, Il inohra Wide, $40,
l.laok fur trimming alnchee wide. 6no
Maok hair trimming, inches widV, 75c per
Rlack hair trimming. inches Wide. % pcr
swaut down, silver eonoy trlmmsng, ~
lnchVs, zoe pVr yard.
swRp'e down, silver concy trimming, eipchcs
! a. per ward
Nntria beaver fur, inches. % nor yard.
MT HEAVIER fur, incnes, so pcr Yard,
Nenuino beaver uer inohce, 90 per ward.
silver otter inr, inchgs. ~ nor ward
tvhthcr trimming, both black and cray, any
width and length wanted, 100 pur invh IN
wiOth.
HlRck beaded capre, 80 20 ~ 90
Black ch0niliO chpok, q 90 to rs 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
DoubIe-Wldth Dress Goods.

Union Cashmere, all the new dark
shades, thirty siN.Snc il, ~. -. $50
kuglteh Cashmere. new fall shades,
forty four iuch ~. M 200
FreIoh Cashmeros staple oolers forty.
inch .... 20 10 sbe
French Cashmere, street aud evening
shades fortv.inch M ~ "a 10 l. 90
Cashmere ncBcigo. mixed Erays and
brown, forty two lnUh,,.. .. as To ,lc
Cope Belg, mixed grays and brown,
forty four tucn M $50 10 $50
French Armuro, bird's.eyc effects,
forty four inch t.. 5sc
Amazon Cloth, fashionable shades
forty IN inch ~, y" i,aso
Boncle Checks and stripes, iato nov.
city, forty four inch So. Csc
Home spun rricots, all colors, forty.
four. tnch . ais. . TS 10 QAc
French 'iricOts complete line OF col.
ore, itty.,siS,iuch 49," -. Locand l2So
Flanel sal,lngs, Iunlinc late shaios,
Flannel suitings, dark shades, nfty.
siX-inch.... .. IT Be
Wool Diagonal Suitipga FOR tailor.
made suits, nfty inch. 49,. leo and l. Ode
Plain Flannels, forty inch . $50 Zoe
flannol sscking, plaids, lttysiS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
MnIes nnh fIorne..

Mitchell Bros at their old stand want
IN The good mules and horses ia the mar
ket, and win pay spot cash for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
Indications.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. IL, a. Nor the
West GUT states; Slightly warmer gem
orally fair weather. Winds generally
light and variable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11

Just arrived from Middle Tennessee,
and for sale at our stockyards, eighty
head of Jerseys. j II 4 l.. j. Polk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
CoIored Satins and Silks.

la'lnCh COlored Satins, choice fall
and winter shades ,n, .,.. Soc 20 TsC
q. Inch yolored s0tlus,betlcr grades $50 20 ! 20
20 Inch MSrroeauN satin,dk. shades 6Oc
Lot--Compleie assortment Of even.
Ing oolore IN satin rhademos 7Sc to %
Lot--Whto and night shadus bro.
cade silk ,.. ~" ..,. 90 to . 90
lS-inch llyone, assorted colore. ailks Soc to Toe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-11
VeIvets.

10. ssin. Ycivctcos, complete limo
OF ehadee... bO.Ao ma
lot 2t.ln. Nslvotecn, nonparell fAst
plllerc celefe ,..t ~. Z, 100 telM
lot sailn nlgek Nclvotccn soo tt,i b0
Lot ~ IN. SIX NolvOt, staple oc,Ors.. %
lot so.tn, STIR NrlVct, new coe0rinss,
much hotter keOds M M 4 IS tn 40
Lot si,in sllk Velvet, evcnlna shades
ana tlniR 49,. ,s.. ..s ~ $40
s ,n. Mn, black sils Sclyo,ss., I IS ,ol7o
man goods ,s,aNmsso
lot Rrocadc SILK NclyrlA, compiclc
linc OF colorf *, ~ gVNto4p "a
Lot irocade silt velvet, twetsnsd
elegant doslRne a.. e50toteO
encgh brgad, elosent GOODS 400 ot@
let Nlack and tolorVa piusNes
worth 90 40, 90, viii sell them
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