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Convict Miners.

Lori-vLLg, KY., March Several bun.
dred citizens of Pulaski County. Ky.
gathered at the GroeuWO God coal mines and
informed the superintendent Of the couv icts
employed there that b. would b. allowed
two hours o. take the cOut icts and property
away ns they Intended ~ burn an The fuiId.
inRs boo the camp. After pariev they CON
sented to allow him two DAYS Tor consid-
erati0n Governor Knott has ordered sev.
eIal companies Of militia % The scene Of
rho frrufIn
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Throwing tho bridal bouquet is an
exciting feature OF modern weddings.
Before leaving homo tho bride t0sses
hcr bridal lowcr into the cir. and fho.
maiden who IS lucky enough to catch "a
3D. u falls VIII if Che fates know wh47
they are about and conduct fh'nq=
properly. bc fhc nest to we'd It g. Il
very pretty custom, but iust whore %
originated poo one aas been able " ~
N H. F.ss
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Nearly every day somebody un.
esrths an old rhyme Of a meteorologi.
cal character--such as. IF February
gives much snow, a fine summer it doth
foreshOw; or. If March r. fall Of wind
and rain. the farmer viii have good
80 - =. Z -. -, ~ L"y III
prising newspaper-oiiioe. and they ara
verified quite as often a. the "Old
rhymes made century ago Here's
one, for instance, that may Be depended
upon: If in June, July and August
no raIn .here be-, very dry snmmes
you il surely see ~ N0rTigf0i0Q HeraisL.
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Little Billie Hutchins. Of Lawrence
vile. Ga, ls o. hero a caa of powder
dropped into "a basket Of chips and wasi
thrown ON .be fire before which stood
BIies ihrce little sisters The boz
jumped Tor the can. b1t just as he seized
il the powder exploded Tho Eftlr gr.t
were not hHrt al aIL bHf the boy wac
bgd.Y burned Some one asked Lm
why Hc grabbed ihe powder lle ans
'crcd as well as he could. f1r Pee was
suffering Intensely TO save ihe girls r
-- fhfero1 Trifnal
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a gentleman Of international fame.
whose word is as unquestionable ~ his
genius b great, said n few days agOs
81 was sitting beside Bryant az a dinner
one day Turning t0 him ! said. 'Mr
Bryant. win sou Kindly SEQ my mind aE
rest or the widely-autated question ss
90 your ago when you wrote Thauai0p-
aet Mr. Bryant answered II bad
finished every line and worl Of that
poem before 1 was sixteen years of
age. There Is no doubt as t0 tho.
truth oi This ~ y Trf5unc.
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HRAnFoRD. Pa, March -Thos. Christie
md H0ratio King. two young clerks iu tho
First National Bank Dob fhiz city have been
arrested ior embozgliug eG1ulQ which tlsy
ioFl ia speculation.
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sevlra EarLhauaks Ln M

RoNE March An earthquake has oc.
CURED at The city ~ Cosenza. in southern
Italy The SHOCK waa 30 severe Tint a
number ~ houses were thrown down Ono
person was kilod aud several were injured,
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Rnsinsss Eallnrna

NV YoHg March THO business fall
urc- during the last seven days number for
the United states 90; Canada. So, total,
IrnNiu.-
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cERE0o. W. VA
TERMS OF sUBscpupT,oN.

ono copy one year 81 GO. II paid at the time
the name is entered Ia SUI scription booIs
After 81 days. $l.sj per year will be charged
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MIR Bonner Aiaud - as an adj
mirer tells, stands in her box a, mod-
estly as ii she was not thc wonder 81
the world. Her disposition too un-
like most fast horses. D. perfect Gentle
and playful as a kitten. and affection
ate as a dog. she is beloved of more
men than any woman iu tbo world
When her glossy neck o. .trokcd she
rubs her pretty face against your sleeve
and acknowledge the attention with
gratitude 81 y Iribunr
An Augusta fMe.) laiF has ordered
fet Of false tceih f0g Ael old pony
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Lonp Eo-FnEgY the British Foreign
Secretary has consented ip make room
Tor number uf Turkish oGcers in the
Egyptian army Uy dispiacing British onI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
THE CITY.



AZ the Brunswick: John Kussy. De.
catur; q. w. Miller, Abilene; John D..
Abel, Macon City, Mos J II. Leslie, st
Louis; W. I. Monahsn, Temple; Henry
MenIiee, Marshall; Waiter Glide, Dido;
G.. II Mundy, Deming, N. NJ; Henry
Farley, r. Paso; J. u. Allgood, Jefer-
eouviile, Ind; George II. Brackney, Cir
cinn4ti, Ohio; I. /. Johnson, Baird; p.
B. Wilson, Decatur; J III. Beard, New
York; Il. X. Che2tham, Kansas City
Carl Bundschu, Louisville, Ky.
At The Hotel Bellevue: l.. z. Som
mers, Los Angeles; S. b. MesserAn, Hen.
rietta; J g.. p. Horton. Hillsboro; Chas
III. Thacker, San Antonio; Chas. T. Lynn,
81. Paul; Henry Loeb. Portland, Oregon
4. 9. Baxter and o. ID. Cassolmsn, San
Francisco; Mrs. Mary Lisle and daughter,
Greenylile, Ohio; Isasc Mcpherson, Kan
sas City; +. J.. Miller, Parsons, Kan.
Robert Hunter, Salem, Ark; John J.
Lynch, Marrinette, Wis; Charles Nc
CaYthv, Weatherford; +. Buliecare, But
falo, N. r.; Miss Louisa Riegle, HonDi.
well; Kan; J T. Webb, Round Rock ;
y. G.. Holt, Ed Hood, Dave knight and s.
Al La Favre, Montana: Mrs. MeCRlrey
and child, Abilene; W. y Paschal, Brady
Wade Atkins, Bowie.
Greenvilie; A. WATSON, Gainesville; ID.
D. Swearingen, Harold; II c. Robinson,
st, Louis; T. b. Nissan, New York: J. b.
Pumphsey, TAYLOR; A. S. Lyons, Dallas
G. Gethard, New York; J.. G. Redman,
ST. Louis; G. w. Merchant, J. ID. Mer-
chant, Abilene. Il. G. Shoemaker, Hsr-
rold; J. It. Craig, Henrietta; w. T Rem.
ner, Nashville; Norman c. Lull, San An
gelo: r. ID. Grice, Galveston; George
Swearingen, Ohio; G. G. McKin-
meg, Cleveland; Sam Hart, Atlantai
Geo. w. Glasgow, A. =. Mccormick,
Graham: w. III Kelley, Galveston; WIN.
Il. Blakely. Graham; H. Mayer, Calves
ton. J j. Jackson, 4. l.. Dunman, Cole
man; C. S. Lee, CD. Knox, Alabama; j.
w. w. Clark, Chicago; ID. 3. Wallace,
Terrell; Frank Duhan, Austin; J. b
Harris, d. 4. Hunter, Terrell; +. Nj
Houts, Hereford Ranch; G. F.. Woodruff
aud wife, Chicago; A. W. Young, Har
ward, III.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
sos Main St.
Jas. IL. Mariindale, Importing Tailor.
TERRELL.
Buried-Awards -VIsitors-A Mover
Invention Tried.

Buried-Awards Made lsitors--A Mover
Invention Tried.
Special 10 the Gazette.
TERRELL Tx, April I0.--The funeral
Of Mrs. r. NJ. Powers took place to-day
ct il O'Clock from the Methodist church
amid an immense concourse Of sorrowing
friends.
The stock exhibition at the stock-pens
ihis evening brought out a very extensive
crowd Of men. There were twenty
entries 10 sweepstakes accomplishing
biooded animals OF al grades. The pre-
miums were given 10y the citizens OF Ter
reli, $50 first and S25 second. The first
award was made toA. - TIter's Holstein
bull, three years old March IL, weight
1850 pounds; second TO } s. Greuuau's
Hereford three years old December 10,
weight 1850 pounds; hrst certificate 70
Gray & Hardln's Durham Six years old
weight 1900 pounds and second TO his
Jersey one year and fourteen day old
weight 800 pounds. The awards were
made by Col. Jim Harts, Mathew Cart
wright, b. X. Houghton and Billy Hen
derson.
Rev j. Il. Allen Of Mckinney, aud o.
| +. Thomas of Dallas, and sid Bass OF
/ Paris, ara In the city.
John II Carter and n, Il. Powell Of
/ Fort Worth were visiting In the city to-
4 day.
J. MIDGET of Rockwell had a beautliu
| Hereford IN the stock show this evening
The Robard's lever compress is nov
about completed. The intention was &
make final test this evening. The fol
low block is raised by the weight of th,
descending levers. Owing to the fac
that the joints are vet rough and Great
some friction, which can be easily re
moved, the block would not ascend sui
flciently TO admit bale OF cotton.
1t Is indeed novel invention and vii
without donbt prove eminently success.
J ful, and is destined, on account OF tn
cheap manner In which 1t Is constructed
to bring about revolution In press an
compress manufacture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
5os Main st.
Ias II. Martiudale, Importing Tailor
PARIS.


at work Raising the Money for the Santa
Fo Road.
Special 70 tho Gazette.
PAms, Tx, April 10.-Pursuan to the
calls made In the daily papers, meeting
OF citizens was held at the courthouse
tonight quite large crowd gathered
To discuss the Santa Fe railroad question.
Ben Denton WAS elected chairman, l..
Y. Harrison, acting secretary.
John Martin stated that the object OF
the meeting was TO take action in regard
TO raising the subsidy of $4,000 for the
extension of the Cult, Colorado s Santa
Fe from Dallas 10 Paris He also moved
that committee be appoIated
10 canvass tho town and
see how much could be raised
The motion carried aud the chair ap
pointed the following men 90 act rs com
mlttee; l.. p. Harrison, Tom Broad, w
G.. Massenbnrg, John Martin aud Chas
Theho.
The following resolution was offered
by DR.. Daily aud after considerable dis
cussion was unanimously adopted;
Resolved, by the citizens OF Paris, In
mass meeting assembled, that If twenty
or more solvent property holders viii
Santa Fe Railroad company, securing
said company in the sum OF $4,000 the
right OF way 10 Paris and depot grounds
In said city limits TO exceed $50, GOO,
and said company should thcreupon
agree 10 build To Paris by July
/, 1887, that we pledge ourselves
that such guarantees shall Se fully pro-
teeted, and not have TO pay more than
the amounts subscribed by each Of them.
Judge Scott made short but pointed
talk in which be said he thought the Santa
Fe road would be built through this part
OF the country, but whether " would
come TO PArisor 70 10 Honey Grove he
could not say, but there was one thing
sure that II Paris did not work for II she
would not get II, but he thought from
telegraphic and otter communications
that had been had with the officials that
the road could be Induced 10 come "a
Paris for at least $4,000, and that II
twenty responsible men would guaj-
antee that amount that It would
be plous notion 70 see Il there were not
twenty men here who would guarantee
that amount.
John Martin arose and said he would
be one OF the twenty that would, l.. II.
Harrison said he would. Next Judge
Scott said put him down on the list next
came DR. DAILY and Chas. Thebo, bur
still there lacks fifteen more.
few other remarks were made, IN
which Capt. Wortham said he thought Il
would be better to see how much would
be subscribed before 1t was guaranteed,
for it was much easier TO guarantee than
II was 90 get the money, aud that now the
money e0nld be got as well as II could
ia time to come.
Some other suggestions were offered,
ana the meeting adjourned subject 10
call,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

short time Ex-Governor Roberts name
viii be more prominently mentioned all
over the state than one of the present
candidates. He says most all of the at
torneys from the different parts OF Texas
that were at Austin are very sanguiDe as
to the result OF their efforts in this direc-
ton; says they all seem to think that his
nomination will be foregone conclusion
Il ne will announce, which seems now to
be very probable.
A very pleasant sociable was given at
the opera-house last night by Eddie Sisk
and Willie Echols, two young gentlemen
in their teens, as their birthday party.
There were about forty or fifty lads and
lassies, some of which were pretty well
grown for this term TO be applied to them,
however, they all enjoyed themselves
hugely until after - O'Clock, all having a
very nice time. The young gents who
gave the party received several nice pres
ents and Il number of birthday cards.
Messrs. Tevis Bros. have finished NOV
ing their stock OF groceries into the new
stone building ON North Main street, Just
completed by Mr., Il. II. Foat,
Col. |. II. Hit of Chicago, H., arrived
in this city last night from Wash
I ington, ID. c., where he has been
( for the last two months on busi-
ness connected with the state lands of
| Illinois. He Joined his wife and son, who
/ were waiting ms arrival, and left for his
( ranch in Palo Pinto county this morning,
4 DR., W. G. Monday of New Orleans, La,
is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs A,
| Il. Graft.
! Senator John II, Traylor of Grsnbury
came in from the East last night and left
/ this morning for home
| Capt. T. +. West aud John Henslay OF
| Jacksboro were in the city last night,
The friends of DR.. IL. Cohn, prescrip-
| tion clerk at the drug store OF DR.. X. W.
! Kindel, will greatly regret to learn of his
/ illness, caused BY BRONCHIAL affections.
Father 7. X. Crawley left to-day for
Abilene, where he will mold divine sery-
/ ices tomorrow.
/ Mr.. j, Somers, representing Sanger
Bros. Of Dallas, has been in the city a
couple Of days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

II is not improbable that Martin Irons,
general manager OF the strike, will be In
dlcted as an accessory TO murder by the
grand Jury. Since the strike began
Mr.. Irons has favored his brethren here
with two kilograms. One was laconic,
"hold the Fortin the other was not go
brief but more explicit, ''hold the
Fort st all hazards" Soon afterwArd IT,
the endeayor TO hold the Fort the
strikers killed Officer Dick Townsend
and wounded Officers Fulford snd Sneed.
whether this was one Of the "hazards"
contemplated by Mr.. Irons Is question
which the grand jury VIII probably in
vestigate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
MEATnERFoRn.

Ths old Aloalde Urged To RIM for Gov
vrnor.--Personal Mention
special % the Gazette
WKATnERFogp, Tx, april l0.-THE
GAZETTE correspondent learned this even
ing, while IN conversation with one of our
prominent attorneys who has just re-
turned from Austin, where he has been
in attendance on the supreme court OF
the STATE, that the attorneys of the state
and old law students OF ex.Goy. Roberts
are quietly urging the ex-governor 10
become a candidate for governor OF
Texas The reporters informant says
that ex-G'ov. Roberts > having such q
great number OF attorneys all over the
state who have learned their profession
under him, are very anxious for him
to become a candidate. The attorney
who furnished this information thinks
that the Efforts made in this direction
win De successful, and thinks IN a very
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Superintendent Herriu Of the Missouri
Pacific is still here and viii remain day
or two longer. It Is understood that his
presence IS connected With change Of
schedule which is soon TO be made IN the
running Of passenger trains. One OF the
features OF the new arrangement VIII be
that two trains will be run daily from Fort
Worth to Texarkana, one via Jefferson
and Marshall, aud the other over the
Trnnscontinentzl division Of the Texas &
Pacific. Mr.. b. w Mccullough, general
passenger agent, Is expected here to-
morrow, when the new schedule VIII
probably be completed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

O'Neill could stand it no longer
He jumped to his feet, shook his list in
the so.called preachers face, and told
him II he did not retract every word
he had said, and did not divide
his pile he would throw him of the
train. The gambler tumbled, the party
broke up, the three gentlemen retired,
and when they awoke In the morning,
section No. 6, which was ticketed through
to Washington, was empty. FAX.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
PRR.oxAL..

Parties who have relatives OF sriouds vislt-
ing them viii confer favor on fHE GAzNrTB
70 Iis reporters n person 81 through the me
dun 81 postai-card directed 70 the oiiy
editor
Capt d. Taylor OF Decatur IS here.
Mrs. NJ. b. Salter Of Harold is in the
city.
Norman C. Lull, q banker Of San An
gelo, rs ia the city.
Mr.. NJ. II. Hatton OF Cleburne is in the
city on business.
u. III. Porter, leading business man
Of Abilene Is here.
w G.. Eustis, well-known land agent
OF Henrietta, is here.
Fred D. Grice, a popular travelling man
from Galveston, Is here.
Frank Houston, wealthy cattle trader
Of Terrell, arrived yesterday,
Jessie j. Baker, a prominent young
merchant OF Cleburne, Is In the city.
Mr. w. IL. Reilly, general master me-
chanic OF the Santa Fe, Is in the city
Capt. John r. Murrell, well-known
civil engineer, arrived last night.
nj. w. Shoemaker and wife OF Decatur
will spend Sunday In Fort Worth.
w. Morrison, the clever commercial
tobacconists, IL here.
Mr.. r. Y. Bennett will spend to-day
with friends In the village thlrty-two miles
east on the Texas & Pacific.
Mr.. A. M. Kern, the talented young
attorney, returned yesterday from pro
fessional trip TO Wills Point.
Judge A. T.. Mccormick spent last
night in the city, en- route TO Waco
where he will open federal court Mon
day.
Sheriff John Boyd OF Johnson, one o.
the brayest and best OF the states cou
stabulary, made flying visit to the For
yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
Messrs. w. Il. Kennedy, Turner, Il. NJ
Rowe, Tom witten and A. Stert were ou
Understanding yesterday, They iounC
game very plentiful and baggcd 100 birds
all told.
Dr. II, w. Williams, senior member o
the firm of II. w. Williams &Co. left yes
terday for New York aud expects to MAKE
extensive purchases for his house before
returning.
Attorney Byron Is. johnson and Witt
have returned from Austin, where Mr.
Johnson has been attending the stat
court OF appeals.and supreme court dur
ing the past week,
Mr.. @. q. Allen secretary OF the For
Worth s New Orleans, came in from Gal
weston yesterday morning with his family
who have been spending several days a
theIe former home by the Gulf.
CO... A. l.. Barnes, late proprietor Of tn,
Grand hotel, started yesterday on tril
homeward to Hot Springs, Col. Barne
made many staunch friends In For
Worth and it is to be hoped he win again
return permanently to the Texas me
tropolis.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff, VIII,
have been In the city for several days
the guests OF Mr., and Mrs, w. a. Hun
man, left las. night for their home II
Joliet, Ill. Mr. Woodruff Is a leading
barbed wire manufacturer, and yisite'
Texas in this interest, lie was favorable
pleased with the state, and Tux GAzETrl
feels at liberty TO say tnat Fort Worth ~
celyea an equally favorable impression
from Mr.. woodruff and his accomplishe'
wife
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

The Wright Carter Cracker company,
win an enterprise which bodies well for
its future, has arranged 70 display the
government weather signals daily from
the nag.staff on It's factory. Com
,nencing with the 10th lnst, these
signals viii be telegrarhed from
Washington to the company every morn
ing, aud promptly displayed The ma
chinery for the factory IL now being put
in place, and II Will begin operations
about the LIST Of May
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
- op, nn ,he rlr.. Rss.sa.

A scrap between Frank Holiday, alias
Tired. !" ahsck-driver, and Cheese Hensly,
q wei known local character, attracted a
crowd IN front Of the White Elephant .
little before 10O'clock last night. Res
struck his antagonist severe lick With
the butt end Of his whip, ia return Tor
which be GOT 8 singing blow In the face
that knocked him 20 the ground. Before
the referee could call time Bob Buchanan
collared both the beili4erents and put
them under bonds for disturbing the
rsnnrA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

The bridge OF the Wort Worth New
orleans was completed across Mountain
creek Yesterday. This Is 1--we miles be-
yond Mansfield. No obstruction now ex-
ists aualust the rapid progress of the
road. Unless something very unlavora.
bic should happena passenger train VIII
run from Fort Worth TO WaEahachic by
the middle Of May.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Ready for business. James II. Martin
dale, the importing tailor, formerly at 4l5
Houston street. has moved to his new
store, 50l Main street. Has now on hand
an elegant line of spring suitings and
trimmings for spring wear,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Fort Worth Grocer Co have fue line
Of toilet soaps. Their Colgate face soap
at 10 cents per cake, and Rose Leaf at .
cents pr cake are very cheap cheaper
'han laundry soap for toilet purposes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

The new city administration assumes
the relns OF government at the special
meeting OF the city council Tuesday at
ternoon, The new council win be; May
ar Broiles, Aldermen Mulkey, Barter,
Dauret. 1Brownson, Tatum, Cooper, Hay
naler and Kill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

And bedroom suits, IN walnut, ash, etc.
handsome designs, and sold on the easy
installment plan, at Fakes s CO.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Randall & Chambers Co. show Mon
day morning, April u, lovely patterns
in silks Of 4 very recent importation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

New strawberries, cucumbers, celery,
peas, lettuce, onions, beets, carrots,
spinach, mustard greens, ETC., received
daily at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
Anesher shipment

OF ash bedroom suits have just seen re-
ceved 40 Fakes s Co.'s. Now Is your
time TO buy on the popular installneut
plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company
has last received ten gross OF Brazilian
Gfohules
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
Handsome Ia Room snlls

IuHusule BeU foOM suns
In ash and walnut on the installment plan,
This arrangement IS very popular 10 all
classes OF society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Don't fail to call and see the For
Worth Grocer Co. g 10, 10, 90, 20 and 80
cent counters; they are simply immense
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

This accounts for the heavy sales the
past few days at Malone, Waller & Co.'s.
This Is an inducemeut beyond all Others.
Gall and examine for yourself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Elaked greats sre very fine. Ask for
them at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Randall & Chambers co. are selling
ladies' muslin wrappers at prices that
astonish ali who sec them,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company
has Just received ten gross Of Brazilian
Globules.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Heads OF families will consult their
own Interest by buying their eatables
from the Fort Worth Grocer Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

Capera Bro. carry In stock the purest
OF French, American and home made eau
dies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
Folding.Beds

5oi Main 81
Jas. II, Martindale, Importing Tailor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11
Low prices san imam.

Vegetables OF all kinds received daily
u the Fort Worth Grocer Co. Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-11

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