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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
THE CITY.
LOCAL omunon NOTICES.

Il nIGiiJ Mission. corner 81 Louie and Annie
0ngh Sunday school ut $50 p. m.
n 4rmAn Evangelical, NJ. Johns church
4 1fnth and Calhoun streets, i,ov. Tn, H.
+ itliet pastor preaching NJ 1880 q. M; sun.
+ school NJ . y, M.
n enbcfiAnd Presbyterian church, corner OF
&hA and Taylor strocta. Rev II. NJ. TinnOn
3 |slef Preaching at II o clock n. m and 1880
"A D, Sunday school NJ $3.50 ~ N.
! ,ghday service 1T the Fourth street Methodist
klhttph church. South, Rev A, A. Allison
n'of Preaching NJ II u, m, and 100 y. NJ.
Il lday school NJ $40 n, IN, George ~, Mul'
4 Superintendent The public invited.
n ~ Psgi 4 NJ, Nc. church, corner Of Main and
5aiA auoeth licY. II. J. CriAt, pastor, sun
"a ichpOl ~ $50 n, m. Services NJ II n m
~ 40 y, m, Young peoples service ~ 1886
II p Come thou with ua and wo viii do thee
4 ss'ond Presbyterian church, Jones etroct
~ Second Hov. -, NJ Moore phstor
,l1fe service ~ u a. M, ana 1880 y. m. Amt.
&ealy sermon this morning, sunday achoo
II Nv M Prof j, W, snMklib, Huporln
*iatut hoordlal Invitation TO ALL
Andrcw'a church. corner Ituak and East
II ahiueeh. Qulnqung0sima, or tho next sun
\ pri0fo Tent, Sunday school NJ y 40 n, M
d " nj service OF song, WIN carefully
H,feiid musical selection, al 1850 p, m. Of
8iAp 70 30 ~ the music fund.
ttlh slide Baptist church, corner OF broad
NJ and ~, Loula avenue sunday school 81
IN, y, ID, ltRinwntcr superintendent
H"sqng ~ II m. by the pastor, aho
MEhl Prayer meeting on "Wednesday
~ Vhnrch guclhblo on ThurHdAy night AL
n fsnl fhrmcr'e, on Galveston avenue,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Hubbard CITY.

Coueep, OF tho Ha1otio,
HUBBARD CRY, Tx, March 4 The
agent OF tho Texas & So Louis railroad
reports that freight receipts AZ this place
for the month Of January and February
are moro than double what they we're at
the same time last year, An merchants
IN town report good sales and never In
the history of the town has there been
such demand for agricultural lmple-
montA. One 1rm alone Ia town have sold
three carloads OF oultlyntOrs. Day after
day the farmers may be- seen hauling out
plows, etc, aud a ride into the country
will show that they are being used, Too
much rain IL the cry now, aud should The
rain continue few days longer, farm
crs will be late IN planting corn,
Wheat and oats are looking lno.
Tho new county question that has
agltated the minds Of The people Of this
section for several years, ~ again being
talked Of by some. The people here
think they are justly entitled 10 a new
county, aud strong light will DO made
Tor IL At the slttlng Of the next lcglsla,
turc. Politics are not creating much
talk as yet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Nntloe lo cnnirnnlnra.

Consolidated seated proposals viii bo no,
rolVod ~ my once Ia tho town Of Meridian,
nosgnn county ToNna, until 2 O'Clock M,
"Wednesday Ma oh u, 1850, fur tho erection "
iilddcIa Will be required 90 die with thoir bids
bond IA tic sum Of $40, 900, condition for Tho
faithful performance of the wn In accord
npoc Win the plnua ma HpOuinrAtionA ard con
tract said bond 10 be acknowledged before tho
clerk OF come court, having seal With Ger
iiloalo undrr the hand and noAl Of sad ulorh
Do approved by the commissioner court OF
liorque county Plane and specifications can
DO seen at tho county ctrk'h onc0 IN the town
Of march, 1850
Hldderh win bn required 70 take Into cnnhid.
nfhtlOn The value ~ the old building md re-,
moving the rnbbiHh Tho curt reserves the
rlRht 20 reject any and all blda
IL, E CnlLniusa,
County Judge DOnau0 County, TosnH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

ONE or THE ALLEGED DlspoiLEns or
LANG nEFoRE JuDGE ziNN,
Yesterday In Judge zinn's court was
taken up IN the preliminary examination
OF Tom Paine, one Of the parties arrested
for being concerned In the robbery OF
Lang, the young fellow from royali, who
was relieved OF 1876 In money, bosldos
other yaluables, somewhere In the Third
ward on Thursday, Lang was put on the
witness stand and testified about M fol.
lows
Deputy sheriff Davis OF my county and
myself were ut tho thoater pretty much
all night. About O'CLOCK tho next
morning we went into saloon, where
Paine was keeping bar. Davis fred his
pistol on and great mnny negroes came
| In, Some officers came up and were told
| that II was an accident Then they went
OF, taking Davis with them. was about
| 10 10 70 keep them from putting HIN In
the lookup, whom somebody suggested n
drink ( told the boy not 10 make me o
cocktail, wanted mine straight They
said 10 was only "a little lemon to
strnightcn me up. Something was said
about money told them | had plenty
Paine got hold OF my money aud said he
had 9G5 | gave Galloway $50 BIZ
10 pay Tor the drinks and
he kept II, saying h0 would give me tho
change next day when got sober.
| That's the last can remember Every
thing else seemed like dream. don't
remember anything I'LL about or D
O'Clock the next day, when a woman was
standing over ms ana asked mo II l was
going 10 sleep all day, l heard her say
| A. La. l..a III
| whal we are going to do with him.
! They then dragged me along n passage
into a room where there WAS lot Of
coal asked Them what kind OF game
TINT was. My boots were of, and |
asked tho woman 90 give me my money
| She went away aud came back aud Of
ferod me some silver aud gold piece.
| She said had been robbed before came
To her house, but she would give me that
much money rather than have II said
had been robbed IN her house.
Lang then went on 20 tell how he re-
fused The money and went back 70 Cal
Ioway's saloon. Galloway handed him
back Tho ago left with him the night
before after taking out pay Tor me
drinks
la answer to the county attorneys
ouestion Lang said he had $50 10 paper
money, also receipt OF deposit LOT
$3.50 from IllllIafd Johnson OF
pecog city, and check on the First Na-
tlonal bank OF Colorado CITY for s284p0'
The deposit receipt ANA ihe cheek were
missing along With the money
The witness told his story 10 very
nervous, jcr1iy fashion, ~ II 30 wsfo
badly oratiled,n or stlli under the innn-
encc Of that cocktail He wasn't worry
suro about anything except that ne ma
lost hls money. when the county altof-
ney asked him Il the money had been
taken without his consent, he couldn't
SAY IL might aaye been Win or Without
his consent,
some rather spirited sparriDg between
Mr. Bowiin and Mr. Ayers, dclcndants
enunsel, took place, ana Justice Hlnh
bad frequently 10 rap for order The de'
| iense ala not have any opportunity 70 10,
,rnduce evidence aud the case went over
I'M Thursday. Tho cplorod boy, Aicek,
was discharged, leaving Galloway,
Cooper and the woman, Jesse Ieghoi'
yet TO stand trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Enr AnIn nr I.rnnn.

iilds VIII be received by the commissioners
court Of hayeriet oounly, Texas, Tor the sale
or luAee Of three and QUO half loaEunN (la lls
aoreal of Maverick county nchoul landn, cit
uhlod in ll0cklpv county tRAnhandiol, 1lekAH,
being anfyeyH Nos, 10, 40, n aud part Of a. Didf
90 DO fnf Other lease ~ thle. lids for lease ~
state number Of years. bids for sale ~ be for
nnhh ~ on une not exceeding twenty ynhrh,
with interest az not Less than sis pof cent n
per centl pof Hnnum payable 10 advance,
iReh BID mnAt BIO accompanied with forfeit "
nyo hundred dollars for faithful performance
Of contract ~ ease bid ~ Heconted. All blda 10
bd died with the undnrHlgned on OF before 0
O'Clock h NJ, of second Monday ot May nGxt,
when said bids viii br 1poUod, Tho court 90
serves Tho fisht " folect any aud All bids,
lif Cfdcr Of the court
JOS, iiOfhfErfER,
County Judge Maverick 90, EnRl0 faaa, fnfAs
Thia pth day ~ February, iAsf,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Correspondence OF the aazcpc
LtyiNaaroN, Tx, March We are
having an excess Of ruin during tho last
few days that is delaying our farmers IN
lho planting Of corn, aud the indications
Tor change are not favorable Planting
VIII bo resumed as soon IA the weather
VIII permit and viii he vigorously pushed
10 completion.
Gar farmers are beginning 10 use I'M.
proved implements aud with great salts
faction, as the yield ~ so much more
than undcr the old style OF cultlyatlng.
With deep water az Sabine Pass and the
completion OF tho Fort Worth or Cor.
sloana 4 Sabine Pass railroad through
our country, 80 that we can got fan
share OF the immigration now pouring
into tho state, we viii again see old Polk
one OF The finest agricultural counties IN
the state. We have some OF tho Finest
lands In the state, bat being heavily tim.
bcrod the cost Of reducing IL to state OF
cultivation IL quite an item
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

j. j. Atkins, chief Of police, Knoxville
Tenn, writes "My family and | ar
bcnonelRrlcs OF your most excellent modi
cine, Or. Kings New Discovery for con
sumptioni having found II TO be MI TINT
you claim for II, desire 10 testify TO Va
virtue. My friends, 70 whom hny,
recommended II, praise II at every oppor
tnulty.n
Dr Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption II guaranteed 10 cure ooaghs
cOlds, bronchitis, asthma, Group anc
every affection Of throat cheHt and lungs
Trial bottles free at II w Williams 4
Co - drug store, Large size 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

a correspondent Of TnE GAzKrrK
writes 70 suggest that the city and
county, In seeking site Tor the proposed
pesthousc, should conaidor the claims of
Dallas Tor the location. The suggestion
might be q good one II Fort Worth dc
sired 70 start cemetery on large
scales but as she prefers to cure inatead
OF XIII her sick, she win sond Thorn To-
some place where they win not be com.
polled TO lnhalc the malaria Of the marsh
or listen 10 the horrowful htwlt-wll.
lows" OF the bnlltrog and the mosquito
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

u was reported III Dallas last weel
that two yellow ilaus were oui Al oul
store door Nuta wori OF truth In II.
and was only couple Of elckers, Nhicl
Mc always put out 81 the door upon rain,
Gays Two men were j0urncying Ia The
SAM pli'cllonl traveller and tramp
Iho tramp was foremost, bn, was over,
taken ny the quicker movements Of ths
traveller, aud for short whit. thcv ,oar.
ncyud Ia company, when the FOLLOWING
colloQuv cnsued
Travellers Goodbye tramp, have busl.
moss 10 attend TO aud must 10 ahead.
Tramp VIZ might a. wen al along 10.
gothcr, we are both aiming for the same
place.
Traveller | don't care to keen corn.
pany with you, tramp. have seen Won
DO some dirty tricks, you don't koop
your face and hands cltnn We are moi
soing 70 the sanc place, either, good.
bye, tramp,
The tramp was Dallas, the traveller
Fort Worth.
merchant In ncighboring town
writes 10 us, to Inquire IL Thomas
Farly's articles aud speeches sell
great many goods for us. They don't
sell any goods Tor w, but our adsertlslug
Induces buyers TO cali In, and then our
low prices sell tho goods
customer said In our store few
days ago, while looking az some OF our
bAfRalnf, that II was not safe 10 buy dry
goods, drrss goods, clothing, hats or
shoes, without nret coming Into our
store, for you may sell thom the very
artclo they want, &C one.hRli or two.
thirds Of what the other stores ask for IL.
Please read our advertisement Nv another
column. TuoMAA Fanny,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Special to tho Gazette.

Special TO tho Gazette
HENDERSON, TEX March q Tho dis.
patch In Erldays paper announcing the
capture and arrest OF E 1nllIfcrrlo In
Florida on charge Of embczlling The 1rm
OF Blanton q Nunnolly, cotton buyers, 60
the probable oxtcn. Of 100000 IN this
city, was based mainly on rumors extant
on the streets. In an interview with Mr..
Nunnolly to-day we reoltod the fact that
the arrest oi Taliforrio had not been
fully corrob0rated and that the amount OF
the defaulier was much less than iirst re.
ported Such rumorH would have u
tendency 20 lnjuro the standing OF the
firm Mr. Nunnelly saya that their bust
ness was never IN more prosperous con.
dition, and thin tlloro was no cause for
alarm whatever.
HENDERSON, TEN., March D, --Ep. Ga
zTTrEl Your statement In yesterdays
issue Ia regard 10 our book Keeper was
unauthorized, and your correspondent
certllnly knew more about our business
than We did. DiANTos & NUNSELLy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

The following cases were decided by
Judge Furman yesterday
u Il Hoard ys,R. l.. Turner ct al, suit
on notes Judgment for plaintiff for
s57n 40.
i g. wardold vs. Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Nc Railway, suit for damages,
judgment for plaintiff for Sol.
Schwab Clothing Go. VS. q. w. Alex.
andori garnlshee cause dismissed, aud
Judgment against plaintiit Tor costs.
A. d. Ausell W.. estate OF NJ. j. Mahror,
suit on account Judgment Tor plaintiff
for slOG 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Ryaporated California apricots
lyapOratod California peaches
Eyan0rated California pruncs
California walnuie,
California almonds.
Colgatc'a toilet soaps
Dried parsley
Split peas
French prnncs,
Canary seed,
Caraway seed
Hemp seed,
Hapu seed.
Celery seed.
Young Tyson tea,
Japan tea.
Ho.N0 tea,
whitaker hams.
Htillwell hams
Turkish pfuDcs.
Pltlod cherries.
EyaporHtod blackborriep.
Mixed pickles, bulk
Thunder and Lightning, bulk
Maokerol In tomato snuce.
SOused mackerol.
FoRT Worm uR9cnh 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

40 Investors and dealers IN county bDnds
10 not dnai Ia or handle rfusidio county
b0nde huod Tor tho blfildink " n8urt house
validity Of the sans II nov bnlB4 tastnd iu
court sAids bonds were not tCsiptot,d by T..
u CAfaihep. npuAty treabnref, bechpeo tbuy
had 40 authority undof too law 70 align aanir.
an whoever purchases eHmo may 1spect 20
illiHHlr he eginr 80 The full extfntSf tho Law.
~ tnid beuds, riened ny tho parties whose
VI an indebtedness ~ rfcBldlo county,
". a. GAbE
T.. u, UAitDTiiEMh
W, KFESEf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

spoNiM 10 The Gazette,
MOUNT pLEAsANf, TnN., March G.,.
me Texas 4 sc. Louis Railroad company
mas 9 survey party here laying out a now
inc for the purpose oi removing a very
bad crook In the road hurc. These crooks
arc numerous, but Il Is tile eompany's In.
tcntion to remoye them whenever posi-.
bio. By doing so they not uuly make the
road much etralghtcr but at the same
Time lessen the distance between BIrds.
point and Gainesville At least 100 miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Tho employees at Tho freight depot yea.
'erday received aud shipped ont Cor local
wholesale dealers thifty.six carloads 81
freight, Two Of winch went northwest IA
tnf Fort Worth q Denver. This IA al
evidence that business Ii not wholly
paralyEcd In the great whoicaale mctron,
oils OF North Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Sulphur springs.
10 tho l2aralfo.

SULPHUR srmSos, TIKI, March
Theyote on local optiouIn this precinct
was surprise 10 everybody A very
light vote was polled hcre--sgs anaiust
ana ~ for local option. Il was qon.
orally agreed that local option undcr the
present law was complete failure.
farmers. ~ wv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

II the weather permits, Mr. Robert u
Wear VIII deliver the second lecture OF a
course begun last Sunday, al the opera.
mousse this afternoon at 0 O'Clock. The
subject OF HIS address to-day Will DO nThc
origin u Mind and Matter, nandits discus.
sion VIII DO purely Of scientific nature,
such An Interesting topic must OF COURSE
cllclt The Interest of all who have ever
given its mysteries n thought
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Nation 10 Cnniranlora.

sealed bids will be reeel 90 ~ ,he county
clnTk's 0nica up 70 ~ O'Clock M, ApTli D, ihu1,
Tor tho buiiding OF county ccnft nopep NJ
Ccntcspille Leon county, fcaha, according "
nlnnn aud npecincafiO0s now on ais Ia ihe
riefk'e once u said county. Tho g1iumifrign
ors' eoaft roaoryes the right 70 fetges sny aud
All bids jas, a. brown,
County Judge, Leon county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

nnllrr bal rnnlrnotnr..

ilida vill BE- received ~ ! O'Clock D. M,
ApTii tho 3th. 1876, 40 my once ip The i0Wu ~
NafFAfnt ~ llafdrinan county IekHp, "a
build court house IA hnid town Duplicate
plans and SPECIFICATIONS may DC eofn ~ She
onion of ! 8, fiHnders. nalika, TeAhe, Of vie
original plans hBd spotinpl iiuns ~ thr once
NJ ihH county clerk llArdgmhn county Al
bidh mnBt DO accompanied VIII rcrtihrd
ehrck ~ onu th0uAAnd dollars Contractors
are requested % hid upon both rock ana brick
buiiding, W = uvNDON,
County Judge. IImdomAn county, Texas.
Yah IA lftg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Upon Monday. March y, aud each
day thereafter, we shall make a
closing sale OF the damaged goods
bought from Ingram a Go.
wo ami oaerl

We shalt oiiori
5000 yards Summer silks, slight, dam.
aged, AZ lhc,, worth 40 60 t0c,
5000 yards rcdycd plaln and bromide
SILKS, a. 90 io 7bc, worth ai.0O 20 20
1000 yards plain black slks, Al 700 !,
worth f6o,
1000 wards plain black silks, at soc,.
worth eino,
1000 yards plalp black silks, AZ sloo,
loco Yards plain black silks, at sl,R5.
worth $500.
Those sllks helng stained with water,
were shipped by us 10 h celebrated dyer
In the EnH Ia january, have been dyud
and are now on route 10 Fort Worth.
Iht dyer writes ~ ''thcy are better Than
they ever wcren We think they are ~
good
100 pieces White uooda, hllghby dam
aged, NJ Go. u yard, worth 10 10 poe,
: bO6pieccs Hamburg Edglngei real bar
gains
We VIII send mall samples OF rcdyed
goods aud perfect goods, hut 1t n not
possible go send q correct sample OF dam
aged goods.
so dor Ladies' black aud brown Lisle
Thread Hose, AZ Doe pair, worth q 90
all rodyed goods,
300 pieces rorchon Edgingsi real bar
gains
20 pieces white Curtain Goods Ietal
bargains aatss' aga8l iHAha4
100 Ladies' Gonsemcrs at use, worth
ai.a6
100 SILK Fluph Gossamefs at $500,
worth 81 DO
100 Mcn's Coats and Vests al $500,
worth $1,000 90 $500,
100 Mcn'a Pants al $3.50, worth $3.50
100 Mons Pants at $500, worth 5000
Wa are showing great many novel.
lee In new Spring ulnghama aud Dress
Goods.
We are Offering great many bargains
all through our store from tho Ingram
stock
We take this opportunity OF aaying ~
The public that for the Spring races We
shall onter our celebrated young horsc,
named
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
STATE NEWS.
Ve'nes and happenings o. the Day
Occurrences for Veal
Or Voc.
""shsriass from over ii,s state R.por..
Specially fcr ,he uassste b. u.
own Correspondents.


bfthhnO1s
uoIfcnoondeDce Of Tho snsetic.
bhhNAAM, Tx, March ~ Farmers
are about up with their work some Of
.hem have commenced TO plant corn. A
heavy rain has been falling Tor several
Gays, anc there are prospects Tor more
Inc rain was much needed By the farm.
eFs. we had Nut little rain All tho winter
bHsincee IL dull IN our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

We plekwnk Low sopcraton. san Fran
W. 4. u, Earloy, ~ $50, W. r, Adams,
ENloh uhaa. phelan, 80. q, u, cull0n,
sQanall w H. Davidson, airs. NJ, q. David
t.sllAndi ), g. Lca Roswell, N. NJ. ",
s4fado City. j, n, berry, New York E. q
sNns ~ Lopla, u y Nichols, hnetin
ssaia y Startling, ToSaa Hugh l., 'fohio aud
KY Anadarthi II. II. Lakewood, Henri
Een.W Handy lO's'o wugone
, ssl,a' 4 7 M,lon, Indian Territory. y
tt'an j. coyon, Dsllae John a, Gordon,
,,. ahntloni Decatur, ", II Ninnlgc, al
~ u WouAli, Richmond, Ind, w. a,
lnpg9,, Boaioni Jas W. ilinc, Michigan J, ~
w. Louis; w. H. bingham, Nj
's.s, l w " VIDE nglou, Henrietta D.
M Il veg. Mccormick. Chicago.
\ v, Mansion John Andrew, Austin
' sa.s h9rghn So I.onls " Levy, NowYork
IN anhAnble, W Phs0, Tex, X, NJ. Fnff nnon,
IA. tgtthhni San ftapclacoi ~, w. hpraguei
. IN ap w v j.. fo0do, Chicago; NJ NJ, Ten
~, -. Y, ", $ e~art, benjamin, ToX. y,
's,a nAlytston q. II ,Oldwhtet Hon
E MIA, NJ. Murray Ilunriottai u.
4 n 4,s pAiasi y W. Hinton, BENJAMIN
4 .e.n.sn,qrlsr hnniamin WIN. y. a fnkor,
ssien Iex w " Harper Dalias, Wm.
4 ,se tih, I. III y. T. CrlsH, Galveston geo
aAlinfl0n, y. o., y. a. Glenn, CALVIN
4 q wv IVY y9hnspn, city james vorden, y, vi
4 N, atne, lalioti sam fAno IOyahi J. AlgS
prpAlnri w. y iiunoh, Wichita Fhllsi
a son DAbasi Jamoa Mvhie, weather
M, 2,sat Holman, afrold, 4. j. odn, ~
n ~. IVY W, ~ Barr, Dallas
i'qf Btnhtwlch A u. webb. ToXarkana,
4 is.N,isg Sotd, ST. i.nniai John Henderson,
,t,e. Miss l.olllr THROWN Cieburne, Peter
\ ~ hscoi i. q, Ellis, n, a. Farfla, hhcr
y IN y kcc Walter Mcfarland, Owrne'
an Henry THROWN lloDHettai w
~, Nnvpi w IT, rhOm d, FoTney, John
\ 1iiss noWle, v y. IcwerB, sunset, 6tii
IN, AsnipehyI " u, Anderson. Tennessee
iosiss,s ,.aqa lilnmberTy, naltlmerci j.
n q ise' ebnanei rhas. n. May nari, lefay'
,lts.,ta nfh y Mason, 80. Louia y, iiutn.r,
4 b l.3 tiAfry May, john Alexander, Dcch
4 W. ,nguah' VIM spp ma, Indian Terrific
n ". i,alAeon, ~ hnitbi 4 y, Johneon,
~ INV, ope, California, n. n, Avery. silver
Fsnn,tu ,,t0wlana, Plano, u. q, Hmyih. Mhtn
.s,iAa.. titpbl heCarty, New York Don y
N ~ pAsele J. II Muller, Monongahoin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

me Young Mems chrlssIaa association
o. thla cl,, meets lhis afternoon 81 /,
O'Clock, 1t TIE Fort Worth Presbyterian
church Me-, L. n. Cooper will conduct
we exercises subject, Heavenly Troas'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

The eon,mlhFiOgefs' court ~ WiibafFff
county. Tex, VIII. Oh Tho second Monday In
Mafoh, A, ~, ltte. receive plane and sprnlnca-
ti0nh Tor n bfiek court house ~ coFi not more
than So 100, 10 gu hHiit Ia tht ioNh Of vernon,
the county scat ~ WilhhfEur copnfy, 1on Tue
court Reserves HE light 70 reject any o. NJ
plans and specifications fnbutted " them
j. n, OHN,
County Judge, wllbarger t'ahnls. feS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

Gray an unhappy wlic OF
I s, ..p ancestry, has died a petition for
N flss from her husband, Henry Gray,
N, parllllon Of a lot In Fort Worth.
ssses cruel treatment on the part
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

The following is the programme OF the
saercd song service, at 81. Andrews
church this evening, to begin al 1850
o'clock
Prelude IA, Batlelo) .....,.,....,.
Gloria "a. H. Mora ...t..,..... ,..... .
Bonodio Anmh Men a. Millnrd) ..,..,,.,,.
To Thy Temple repair (llymn le3. =. MAlhcfl
Observation-Disclosures, ..,.- ,s w n. MnRlnnig
Soprano solo, selected ,.,t, Mrs Plummof
Festival hymn %, Buck ,tt.s.,,., Tho Choir
Plty, q, savior ,t,...s.,.4,,, Mrs. ,. y. Waller
Trio Hear W., o Father Miaa Carrie Moore,
n....l,.lt. W. 4, MaglnniH and J., y. lilgby
Palm Branch tfauro) ooy., l.,,,nE. Hollis
Nearer My God 10 Thee tIiymn bOI) 4,..it,..tt
,,.., a, j, lioldonA and Miat Carrie Moore
Sentence, lie that Hath lity Upon the Poor ~
Darnbyl s.t... t..t.,.l Misc Birdie Abdll
Abide win Me (iymn 1897 Mrs, Plummor,
Misc Abdill. Mr., Marlindnlc ana Mr.. Highly
The offertory Is to be devoted to the
music fund,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

You have had SMALLPOX ana sNfinvs'
but you have not had any cl9thes, MAJ, as
nail, bath, shaving ana shVe DluH" w.t,ss
cheat, as they can be bought AZ "e'''
drug stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07
Chop

nloasom ten, only SOC per pound ~
Turucr < McClurc's. Call aud Try ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

oood, Fresh Groceries
For The lowest prices always In stock at
Turner 8 MoCluro's,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-07

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