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.oess.-No. WAite e,a.e, slasse 80. . do, SO

.0as.-No. white State s'osso No. DO Sc
no Dec. tS9<c.
Ryedull.
Barley nominal
Pork duh new mess, sIo s-l[sSlo IS
lard-~Nov., 90 n Dec, s6 % Jan " IS
Molaesee Inn new crop New orleans, to0afc
TuTpentine puiet at SO.
Rosfn dull strained to gccd tl C0dl&
Petroleum frIn Refined, In cases, eNo.
Butter steady: Western Creamery, eef1ssc,
Cheese dull Western Flat IlkGi2c
Eggs quiet state, 2Sdhc western, s.1 sc.
Sugar steady: Refined Cutlosi, Glc; orsnu
lated, 5 ll-l6<ls1c,
Tallow steady; Prime City, aAo.
FreiRhts quiet grain TO Liverpool sc.
Rice nominal
Coffee nrrn fair cargoes, lSc.
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SnhuauR in Diynr,s

There was only one subpoena in divorce
issued during the past twenty-four hours
The applicant was Mary Butz- and she seek,
divorce tTou John Butt on the ground o
deseriion.
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q. Reynolds, general agent North ives tern
Mutual Life Insurance company. paid o. 90 10
day to the widow Of Philip DiRkleberg, that
being the amount Of his lifs Insurance IN that
company.
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=a=Ha.
m3RRT4G ES.

SHAUB -YEAsLEY.-At the residence Of ,be
brides parents, November 10, lsoJ by Rev Jas
k.Iayior Gray. Mr.. John shsub, to Miss Lizzie,
city. I,S-
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rev York Market

NEW foRE. Nov. H.-Fiour dun at unchspgs,
prices fine, az 20; supsrnne s2ises9go
comuion 10 good extra " Nest.rn az SONG 7b
Mheat-No. ! hec state. ss1S(lsso No do
stkc No. White State, SIC 30. III Red Wip,a
Dec, re doJf II size. "
do Jan, i7,2c. ''|s'
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DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
Il HEnPEErN-

DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
l. PROPERTY.
on WEDNESDAY,. DECENPEP |. lSSG,
At the Leopard hotel, Egst King street, LRucas.
ter.
Nc !. Lot of Ground, IA feet, inches In front
on east side ot North Du Se street by 2tS feet in
depth to 1herry alley, on which 80 frOUts IS feet
IRE tr less, with the TwD-stoTy BRICK
YELLING, No. ell North Duke street, with
Brick Rack Building, containing nine rooms,
with rain cIstern, nytrGnt, bath and water
closet The property Is IN good condition open
10 view.
NO 2. The lot OF ground on the southeast side
~ Middle street, between Lime End shippen
streets, on which Il q double twC-story BRICK
DWELLING, with Back Buildings TO each. Nos.
ls9 ana lIl Middle street Lot IA ~ feet front on
Middle street, and extending In depth lls feet q
inches
sale to commence a. : O'Clock p. n.
Terms each April !, 1851.
JAMES BLACK.
Executor OF John Black
HESRT sHUB-Er, Auctioneer.
nlOl3lTAA25.2ss s7.9 sol
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CIrsn q.

-wAsat-Nov- 7sH9'Ic; Dec. 7a.Gxo; Jan,
Corn-Sov9 sc; Dec. SsHc; Jan, se7sc
nay, 4l<c.
.oats-Sov, &c. Dec. essc; Jan, ?sSc
May. S0Sc.
PorkcSov o. 4ai Dec ~ 5; jan. ~ oTA
Lard-Novr IS 81; Dec, tS ~ Jan, O. *.
Ribs Jan : IS.
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ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %,

",
at o'clock p IN, the undersigned will also offer
at public sale, on the respective premises, the
following valuable real estate
situated on the Philadelphia turnpike east of
the limits OF Lancaster city. at the corner OF
Rsncks avenue, and adjoining Clark's villa, re-
Gently erected and In fTsrrate condition. There
is a good Barn on the premises and all the nee.
Tss New East k0S sreet
viii pass Immediately In front of the premises.
II is now occupied by samuel B hanek nekyv,,,,o
HOUSES. situated on Rancks avenue. 40 DIN
ing the premises OF Rohrer, the florist. and OPP
houses are new, well arranged with beautiful
aide lots and young fruit trees In healthful con.
d!tion.
Also one OF the largest FIGURING MILLS in
the county II Lancaster. situated about one
mile east OF the city Of Lancaster, in Lancaster
tow nship, on the Conestuga creek. The mill Is
a tour-storied BRICK BCILDIHG. with nrst
class machinery throughout and in good run
that can be found In the state. There are about
10 ACRES OF land connected with the mill. an
with suticient Sheds. wagon Ron 80, etc, and
the premises have for many years Doen known
Also, Immediately opposite this mil, situated
on the Conestoga creek. in the township OF hast
Lampeter. will be sold At the same tine on the
premises. by the undersigned, 4 tract of land,
whereon Is erected the old "Bancks MILL" with
tenement houses belonging thereto and where
DWELLING HOUSE and Barn. both nearly
new, and now occupied by Isaac Ranck. This
10 In very sense q desirable property.
II these properties arc not sold they will be
Persons desiring TO view said properties, or
TO make any inq uiries concerning any Of them,
will call upon or address either OF the under
eaie TO commence at the aforesaid hours of
said days, when attendance will be given and
''' HESRY BAUMGARDNER.
JoEAs v. EBY,
Assignees OF Samuel Ranck and wife.
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pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
Or "WEDNESDAY, So7EHBER II, lSAS,
Will besold, by virtue ofRn order OF tho Orphans
Court OF Lancaster county, at the County House,
on East King street, in the city OF Lancaster,
the following described real estate to wit.
No !, All that certain lot OF ground situated
on the west side Of south Queen street, between
German and ConestoRa str Ieets, IN the city of
Lancaster. containing IN front 81 feet and y 1
10 ohss. and in depth TO Beaver street 2t5 feet,
mole or less, which street II has frouJ of 81
teet, 2I< inches on which are erected one and
3 halts' org PAkT BRICK AND PART FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE, numbered
.S- snd 90, with q OAe-EtCry Bri9k EaCS Build
ing and Frame Kitchen attached.
No. = AL that certain lot OF piece OF ground
situated on the southeast eide OF Middle street,
between Duke and hooklsnd streets, in the city
Of Lancaster, containing IN front on said NJ lidle
street thirty iest and six inches. and in depth to
public alley. two hundred and eight feet, more
or less, on which are erected r one and 'a-hal I
story Frame Dwelling house. nu u bsred 3I3, wit b
one snd R-half story frame back building
attached.
sale 70 commence at o'clock p, m. when
terms viii be made known by
NJ. HABERBUSH,
I-''r'o - ~ SIIPhiIip Risse, decd
JOEL l.. HAISE Auct oE&noy3,iOE
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A pMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE OF CITY
"A ECDFEE1Y
OS FEInNv. ScvE~s sER %, 1856
a. the Leopard Hotel, on Eu,t Ming street. tho
undersigned, administrator OF saiums J. Bur
rOwes, deceased, will sell ~ public sale all that
certain tS0 story BhlCh DWELLING HOUSE
aut 10. Of ground. situated No s2S East King
street containing In front on East King street
~ feet 81 inches and IN depth to Grant street.
bounded ON the east by property Of Edward
Edgerey and on the we5t by property of Mrs
benjamin lichty. The house has six rooms,
kitchen ana bath room. plAs'cred gaTrct, etc ,
hot and cold water, gss, heater In cellar. choice
fruit IN yard, side alley. etc.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock y. m when at
tendance viii be given and terms made known
by ISAAC B- BCRROwEs,
Administrator Of salCmo J. Burrowes dec Il.
For further particulars apply to
ALLAN 4. HERR,
lCS kASt King street.
rlr s,dr- Ems & 70 l-Ia
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Chtcays Produce Narkst

CBlCAGo, Nov. L, $50 N. market opened
SIC.
Corn Nov, 35ltc Dec SIC, Jan. s7.e May
q,
oats-Dac &c Jan $40 May, roStc
FoTs-Dec g. I2bs Jan, 80 Il May. sI6 4i
IaEd-SOt quoted.
Short RiBs--Ian ssrnI,
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A SSIGNEE'S SALES OF VALUABLE
"A properties consisting OF Lands and Flour

"A properties consisting OF Lands and Flour
ing Mills.
Or FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49,
st O'Clock p, m, the undersigned viii offer on
the premises, at public sale, The farm situated
in Upper Leacock township. on the north side
OF the New Hols turnpike road, and former
ly owned by Marks U. Wenger, containing 80
ACtEs, more or less. The MANSION HOUSE
IS = nne twO-stOried DsellIng. the Barn, lately
improved, IL "a good as now. togsther with To
6sseo shed and other outbutlc.nRs in good con.
ditiOn. The entire tract IS divided into n ye
neds, from each one of which the cattle have ac-
cess TO a stIeSm Of running water There Ia a
cistsrn at the barn ana every convenience
about the premises. Also d ne orchard Of well
selected fruits
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DElTRlCH Hay PRESS FOk SALE.
l. Hay Pr,ss almost new al. ~ 9 cheap
Jallat ~. IL WENGsR = NRh.S,
Nos q \ SNOrih Prince ST., Lancaster.
n1-prd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

II was l:i5 p. N. yesierd.y before the
twelfth and last juror in this case was OBJ
tanned The list of jurymeni is as follows
~. A. Ellington, II T. Newman, 4, 4
Howard. u II Keli, X Luper, w. 4.
Allen, w, II Rivers, u Sburter, James
Thomas, r G. Calle, u N. Hardne f
J. Eddlemsn.
The case continues 20 draw a crowd Of
spectators. and The couet-room was pretty
wen dlied yesterday irom the opening tn
adl1utnn ut Tue following witnesses
WERE examined: Mira Riess. Dr. Mc-
Knight, Jerry Smith, Esqpte Liun,
George Smith ard Robert Williams (co).
NJ new fats were developed By
thtlr testimony, the gist %
which was To establish toe
Identity OF The remains wish thr murdered
boy, Frank Bowlnnd. The skull OF Tie
victim, together With huge elub, lhc o.
legged instrument OF his death, some four
feet long and three inches Ia diameter,
were produced IN court. DR. Mcknight,
as an expert, testified to cause OF death
from blows ON the head, aud the ilktli-
hood OF such a weapon having been used
Tor chat purpose The case Will be re-
sumed this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Have you lost valuable property, a
hoy? If you have, you can find him on
South Calhoun street, near the reserva-
ton, where he Is being cared for by Mr..
and Mrs. j. II PlayeL The boy was
found not far from the compress, very
cold and very much frightened because
his home vas lost. He Is about four
years old, is well and warmly dressed,
has gray eyes, light hair, and looks as ii
he had been comfortably reared. As far
as can be understood his name is Oscar
Walker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
a Valuable AcnulsItlon.

The Commercial CLUB has Just added to
It's collection OF books q complete set OF
the Cyclopedia Britannica. These volumes
are almost Indispensable to the student In
his researches, snd no library is complete
without them or their equivalent. Apropos
of this club, while the location OF their
new building has not been settled definite
ly,it is whispered il win be near the juno
ton of Sixth and Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Turner * McClure's
For Boon's lye grits and lye hominy


Buy package of Silver Loaf and give
it fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret it. How many disastrous
failures in making bread cause trOublous
vexatlon in the household? This can all
be obviated by trial Of Silver Loaf. j
Ii. Brown guarantees It's purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
uorEL ARRIVALS.

tN<rItuh' H. ". ANp'hs+Hi |'i''
c, Osborn, New York; j. Il.
w B. Elliott, city; c. II. Nyrich,
asoD, Frank Parson, st. Louis;
en-, lTngyiew, Tex 1. j. Holmes,
William Ash, Iowa; Thomas
reunessee.
Btunswick: John Cunningham,
ohio; w. VI. Rogers, Dallasi M
,eouniy; Il. b. Jones, Cleburnei
lnckllng, =. p. Johnson, Lima,
81. Bardon, ST. Louis, Mo; sam
sun, Augusta, Me; John Samp-
miDg. n. M; Thos G Bartette,
ia, vi u. Adams, New York; w,
d. Dallas; r 3. Caldwell,
couhtg;J. y Hi, Mrs. $. w.
4, Mhite House, Tex; A G.
elna, Ala; w. i. tombstone,
Albers, Cincinnati, o.; Rufus
oscar Henoing, Grapevine; Louis
All, Ei pdso,
"a MnsiOu: James II. Manton,
RI. EVERY. Houstoni John a.
ID Mic, John EianalSn, Texas;
:fnorry and family, Kansas; r
Ia, McGregur; j A. Craven, city;
Fstener, Deuison; G. j. Fltchett,
lille; 30. T. johnson, G6lyestoniW
gees. Dallas; T.. t. Cess, T. & Z.
d Nriherp, Cleburne; II Hopper,
un; Chapman, city; IL. h.
a.. h. Hlrgrove, Aurora;
noan. w, W. Morris, Rhome; H. j.
k, Geo. N. Schsffer, Guide; VIM.
ston, IL. M. ~. 4. McCleatchem,
4. M Clark, city; j I. Utterback,
Is:5.A. J.. Wolf. Mckinney; j,
alslson, Decatur; Miss Laura Don
Waco; A. j.. 0Xford, MoGregor;
collins, Marshall; p. w. EadS,
q; W. Perry, G. 9. & S. L. Ry.; j,
ager, NJ, z. Try.
nocchlo's: John T. Shy, Deming
| A. Talmage, st. Louis; j Gala
hicag9; A. NJ. Friend, w II. Win
allas; Il. T. Porter, Little Rock
n IIhney, Weatherford; II. L
md wife, Big Spring; JAMES h
ia wife, Batesviile, Ark; A. G
asland wife, New Albany, Ind; J
Miss Ella Dunlop, Louisville, Ky
Kerr, Frankfort, Ky; j 3. Ster
Sssll0, Il, ID. DwYer. Chicago'
rydeu, Toledo. Ohio; j. =. Dono
tile Rock; j. NJ Lane, Denlson
Solllnger Cincinnatii Frank }
Dallas; Il. IL. Fcost and ladies'
rford: Il. b. McGraw, Acme, Tex.
uendricks and wife, Highwood
no. Il. Kinney, st. Louis; Leoi
ouiNviile, Ky; Ben V. Coulson
Judge } b McCullon and vile
ifa: lf Miller, st. Louis; Isau'
IN. Cincinnati, Ohioi John Kinney
ION; j. II, Smelser, Texarkana
I. II Kngsley, Houstoni M. Y
IN, ell pn; DR.. Smith and wife
,istlvyl ! Hast, Dallas; W. L
ipoon| Paso.
tho Pickwick: +. w
ST. Louis; j. Il. Ilei
EN-: ;. wilkerson, Argenta
tIarij lin, Louisianai j. b
ii, Lyons, II. X, Young
IfbkAt IL lllNlipNohf a 80
u II. Henderson, Dallasi II. 1
r, Texas; X. T., Corswell, Deco
b Il. Mason, Jr., st. Louisi ID. c
| III. Eabnin county; Frank Parson
Hi, j. IL Bayne, New York; }
f.exsugton, Ky; w. b. Stick
HeDfletta, Tex; II, IL
George "A. Williams, Texas
&NI.asns, Texas; j. G. Oliver, 81
8 Oscar Sellgman, city; *. j. Kin
sw 0fieons; II. Gooch, Cinclnnatl
Taylor, Il. L. Thomas, Bowie; j. !
.asllFllle; W. H. Clayton, san Al
h. Il. McClutcheon, Austin; G. /
liz, Chicago; Joseph Dniiot, Ne
M. i. Miller, st. Louisi j
san Hose, Cal ; w. 7. Waggonel
WA; Mira. j. Horsapple and daughte
eillles Mrs. Gus Wood, Dallas;
Ike, Philadelphia; Leo A. Mas e
III. Bubsr, Hilisooro; Coll
"a. Atizona; Wm, Mason, Jr., A
VA. nj Hunter, st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Thn Instnllment PIan

Enables those who cannot pay cash down,
TO buy what furniture they need, giving
them the use of 1t until paid for. You
can make this arrangement with Fakes &
Co. DO not deprive yourselves OF any
thing in this line when you have this OPP
portunity offered you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
There Is no Excuse

For not having your apartment nicely
furnished when Fakes & Co. propose to
sell you anything in the furniture line on
the easy installment plan, giving you pos
session OF the goods until they are paid
for. See them. They are Offering I'M
usual bargains in bedroom sets, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

The famous Houston street groceFs, have
constantly In transit fresh goods from The
manufacturers No stale goods 10 lie
found in this line at this house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
oS rae STREET.

4 hcw city hall win probably come
+ sl~,,pose,
\ lbs hodges Of Masonry met at
4 aAillast night.
h Iolier ol that lucky ticket, e2,don't
/ ksisw his good fortune yet.
|laes gold iugots now 10 buy wood.
|pA|na aSery active demand yester-
acw nre-alArm boxes Will soon be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
cAN'r Fonr woNrg lrAD orr9



AZ IMPORTANT MATTtR
apo you snow aid highly intelt-
gent and cultured gentleman to a GAzEryE
man yesterday, "that one Ot the best
things shat could possibly bg instituted Ia
Fort Worth is a technical school for boysY
For the last ten years the tide
has been setting in stTougly for more
practical methods In education. Book-
learning is good. but it 10 not enough
Any system OF education thai cultivates
the head and does nothing for the hand
is failure. A boy may have his
head obock full of the class
les, and vet not know how
to do single thing that
would earn him dinner If he were starv-
Ing. a good many OF our young men ard
women are sent off TO Eastern colleges
They cone back with diplomas, and can
! tolk leamediy of .he TROJAN war or the
! wanderings Of Ulysses, pirate OF the beau
/ ties OF the higher mathematics and have q
| little smattcring Of French maybe, but
not one in ten could tell you how many
square miles we're In Texas or make out a
! simple account correctly and in good busl'
ness form.
"Thi6 old style Of education is rapidly
| giving way 10 a more progressive system
and one that accords with the needs of the
day Now know " an Eastern city, not
very much larger than Fort Worth,
where several enterpnsing gentlemen,
appreciating the great value of Il technical
school, undertook the main financial sup
port of q modest enterprise OF that KIND
which Is opened three evenings OF each
week from to 8 O'Clock. 1t was com
menced IN a small way, but its good work
is already being made manifest, There
are thee teachers, who give two
l.hours three times week 10 in-
slucton in the scheol free OF any
compensation, and there are al
present about forty boys in attendance
This school is well-orgauized aud well.
conducted. Two large well-lightcd rooms
on tne second floor are occupied, and the
power is gas engine In the basement.
In the iron department there are an en-
gine-lathe, n drill-press, II set OF twist
dills, seven vises and variety Of squares,
calpers, hImmcrs and other tools. Ia the
wood department there are bench-vises,
wood-l8the. one dozen planes and q
number OF other tools, ~ the blacksmith
shop there are anyil>, Buialo forge
aad The tools that 20 with them. In the
dMwing-room there are twenty sets Of in
struments, twenty boards, twenty sets u
squares, angles, gauges and the like
These things, together with the materials
necessary in the operation OF the school
were mainly supplied by the two gentle
men who so generously established tbs
school
"The school, although modest institu
ton, is doing good work. 1t is educatin'
forty boys TO become better mechanics
and thus to become better and more pros
porous citizens than they would otherwise
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Mitchell Bros st their old stand want
81 the good mules aud horses IN the mar
ket, and win pay spot cash for them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Owners Of the J. J. Schulenger patent,
contractors for cemeut-works and cement
ing buildings. ONCE 500 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

You can buy pocket-kniie from l0c to
siO. and have over three hundred patterns
70 select from, at Anderson's gun store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

The following suits were fled in the
county court yesterday: James Brown VS..
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, asking
damages TO the amount OF 500; also for
S5.75, due for labor. PlSinuf was an
employe of said company, and alleges
that while in its service he had foot
mashed by cross-tie on the 18TH OF No
vemher, 1885.
j. W. Scheuher s. Go. enter suit against
Sheriff W II. Maddox aud his deputies
for attaching over 1000 cigars, claimed
by snid arm and valued at S5ST.50. The
damages are placed at $500
To-day will be devoted by Judge Fur.
man TO tie probate docket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
WANT COLUMN.


fsNHE Peoples Indulgence snd Emp.oyincnt
i oncc. np airs over pOstoiisc, Room, I,
Railroads, no eis, fprmetr, mtrchan'a, Goa
tract ~ asa pri ate fam lcs u nished will
fciaDio cip, 'otH mHlo ard ieilnie. 80 or
dof, pfom by Anton "a tx rclcphnne No. N
q " ttuyuN fnai flttor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Call to see Branch's nice new furniture,
so cheap; 903 Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

w man Who NrlsNs q faif hand Nnd q quict.
At ilgusc, and moi afraid Of NogN Address ii.
e. Gazette NiifU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

A grand success, the Montrose restau
rant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Turner 4 Mcclure

Are the sole agents for May Blossom
"chop" tea; sold at 80 cents per pound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

w ANWED-N tuiopoteul oncomSn now
w wants posit n. beat uiiy references,
w eeiv4usauf an esp 10 book Keeper Tor on
eayt. G. >. MANStM M W Sccopu street..
NATANTkn-A man servant 60 10 general ioli.
wv work apont the place Apply 90 MIRA X.
W Wynne ltN Mcs M.alherinrd aircet
w 1AINh AT nahia's restaurant hrst .rlass
w Walters one bur oNpetieuCed hands
npcd apply Cull ieidav, 200 Aialn sueet
IEyASpEb--A htkci us nneu's bakery.
NFTAN ED-ir0 choppers and Nc niast
w Wagoa 3LiQtU IS fOpUrday. Apply at In
tcliiErncV onl,c, ovcr posiehlcN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

A grand success, the MoutrOse restau-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
q. j. putnam a Co.,

A grand success, the Montrose restau-
rant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Monte Cristo.

Al the matinee this afternoon, and at
the performance tonight, tine bill pre-
scented by Mrs. Benton Is strong one
and most entertaining. Mr.. James
O'Neill and his strong company have
been booked and will play Monte Cristo.
Here Is the
AcroN or THE PLAY:
Act The Port OF Marseilles. The
Conspiracy. Scene 2-Yilieforte's Cabi-
net. Scene S-Tne Reserve Inn. Edmund
Dantes' Wedding Day.
ca lapse of eighteen years between the
First and Second Acts
Act II-Room 10 the house OF Count dc
Morcen. Scene 2-The Prison of the
Chateau d'If Tine Treasure OF Monte
Cristo.
Act III--The Roadside Inn.
act Iv-Grand Fatc in the Illuminated
Gardens Of Hotel do Morceri. The Re.
cognition.
Act V--The Forest Of Fontainebleau
The Revenge of Monte Cristo. Grand
Denouement. paidin Full.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

A grand success, the Montrose restau-
rant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

NrOl'NG m and vito wan, cmniuynont no
ob,act IA 70 The country. Address S care
Gas0it0.
WIN EU-fo : N 1000 DC "a yonlsOn hams
w IA splcudid C moi ion nealet IN game
drnssed ponitry and fine meats OF al klnfH.
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wv va Oh that WISH % etock ANY parties
havinE Ter s.IH aCiN cattle or over nud lslinR
% .ate cinrcc at ih ranrh, wllicsl on or aa-
dress ne; weWili pay part cash, balance ln
stock Of she company DAVID RoAz,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Il with huerd, also dav bOardVrs wanted, ref.
ctcnces required. 400 Calhoun street, corner
Second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

Turner u McClure's,
For fresh country and creamery butter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

MISREPRESENTATION.

NOR RIsNr--A nice new cntinge on East
= First street J. T. ADAMS, 900 Lamar
strprt corrcr Third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

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