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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
DENISON.
Complaint Filed - Candidates Disa.
gree-They Walt for The Ga
zette Petty Robbery.
Emma Hiidreth Dies of Small Pox-There
is No Danger of the Disease
Spreading.
special to The Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoS, TEX, March 2G.--A com
plant was illed against Foreman Fielder,
of the round-house, yesterday charging
him with assault aud battery.
Rev. Mr.. Wolfe continues 10 draw large
audiences to hear him preach and he Is
doing much good in the city. Go and
hear him, at the old skating rink building.
The Terpsichore club meets on Satur-
day night for practice in the Gate City
Social club rooms
The little evening labor paper, "Tell
the Tfuth," IL quite a spry little sheet.
and is red hot IN ifs cause.
IL Is rumored ON the streets that T. j
Croker, Nose Harris and two or three
other gentlemen would start an evening
paper, each. There is lots OF room for
newspapers In this city, to die. Three
daily papers now in the city, two evening
and one morning. But any enterprise il
welcome in benson,
The two candidates for mayor had hot
discussion yesterday morning in front OF
the drug house of Hanna Son, but no.
body was hurt.
THE GAZETTE sold like hot cakes yes.
terday evening, II they didn't get here
until late The people know what paper
contains the latest, best and most rclia
BILE news, and always wait for THE GA
zETTE.
! All last night and this morning looked
like there was going 10 be rain, and the
weather YVES cold and damp.
Don't fail to secure a copy of Sunday
GAZETTE. Remember II contains all the
! society news, as well as all of the lates
kilograms and state specials.
Some thief entered the and 10 cent
store last night and robbed the money
drawer OF 60 cents and some SINAI
amount Of merchandise. There Is ne
clew, but It is supposed to be the work 0
boys.
Miss Emma Hildreth, aged fourteen
who has been nursing her brother whil'
he had the smallpox, died at o'clocl
this morning from the same disease, anC
was buried tonight about II O'Clock a
the old cemetery. Another sister OF th'
deceased is not expected 10 live through
out the night, while the rest of the lam
iy-three in number-are much better
The house Is guarded well and there Is ny
possibility Of the disease spreading.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
A Rnre OpportunIty.

FoRT WORM, Tx, March %, 1896
The strike is about to eliminate and
therefore propose TO rent the Mansion
hotel, for term Of five years, TO some
GOOD, reliable hotel-man. The lessee TO
buy the furniture. Well lighted sample
room. The Office is lighted by electricity,
latest improved electric annunciation bell,
the rooms supplied with gas. Dining
room Is furnished with rotary FANS water
supplied by city water-works, Good
water-closets and sewerage con-
nections, and in fact every conven-
ience as near complete as possible,
eighty neatly furnished and well yentl-
laf,.d rooms located in buildings fronting
Main. Fourth aud Rusk streets. These
buildings are built of sand stone ana
br,ck In connection with the above
there is also one Of w. M. Dunn's unique
refripera,ors. An article almost lndis,
nenssble 70 hotel man. One thousand
dollars could not purchase Il II ] couio
not obtain another one. The doors OF
this refrigerator can be left open without
sffecting either the ice or the cola ar
in the interior chamber, thereby making
II one of the most economical reifigef'
ators In use. Call and see me.
A'V-7 = w. W. DUNN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
Firemen's Ban.

Invitations are out for the third annual
ball of the Daggett Hose Company, TO be
given at Godfrey's hall Wednesday even
ing, March 81. The following list OF
committees gives sufficient assurance that
1t will be an occasion worthy to common
crate the natal day of one of the best
companies Of iiremen In the state;
Committee of arrangements: Dr.J. l..
Cooper, r. Matkin, A. G. Con, Fred
Quickenstedt, NJ II Walters.
Committee OF invitation; I. Quicken.
stedt, II. Allison, j. G. shahan, JAS. W
Swayne, Jas. Moore.
n ceptlon committee DR.. j. l.
Cooper, r.. b Daggett, S E. Harrison
d B. Adams, + Kaiser, Jno. walker, )
2. Alexander, Thos. IL Loan.
Floor managers: A. g. Goff, 7; j
Taylor, Dr.. J. L. Cooper, Jno p Hughes
MT. Kerr, Los Trimble, Frank Miller
Dr. II s. Broiles, Mont Rely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

$50 may Rink hhfNkNS PROM A uotNNk
ADJOINING LErnE's RKrRrAr.
Sam Carnogan, the saddler who was 70.
ported In yesterdays GAzKrrr as having
tried to reach the other side Of Jordan
by swallowing hiteen grains of morphine,
didn't succeed In his purpuSe, and is stiii
n the land Of the living. Although
ne took Just sixty times as much
az doctor would ever IRE
scribe for patient, sans
magnificent constitution, togsther with
the heroic EFFORTS OF three doctors. re.
sisted The potent drug successfully, and
when a GAzErrx man called to see him
yesterday afternoon he was in his right
mind, though he didn't care to converse
much about his late effort 60 leave this
suhlunary sphere
He said II was the result OF an accl-
dent, and was not prcnleditated by him.
He expressed the keenest regret that the
report had gone out that he was dead
and Il was evident that this thought
touched him greatly, not for his own
sake, hut on account Of the shock il
would cause his aged parents in Georgia,
who he was certain would read the As.
ISOLATED Press report Of his death. That
he is live man to-day Is due TO the Der.
sistent aud ph;lanihropIc efforts Of Doc
tors Brooks, Gramner and Durlnger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
FELT snERpIsH.



The Prospective Goyernor OF ChibuRhun
SAindied by Cold Brioks.
Special 70 the Gazette.
III PAso, TEX, March 2GDr. Maria
no Samniego Of Paso del Norte, who was
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and has nm ambl.
ton to be governor Of the state Of Chi
huahua, was the victim Of the gold brick
trick TO the tune oi $4,000 Two bricks
weighing l05 pounds, which
were nothing but brass washed
with gold, were shown him
aud after an examination he advanced
the eo0ye named sum- The swlndle was
subsequently, discovered by some OF his
friends, and a gambler by the name Of
Mecabe was arrested and jailed as the
chief operator and $1,000 OF the money
recovered. The doctor felt SO sheeplsh
about the matter he could not mu ter
courage 70 cross the Rio Crande and az
tend the trial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
THE CITY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the Grand: A. l.. Holcomb, Abb
lene; Fred Carol, Texas; ID. w. Rowle,
Bowie; +. Thompson. Cisco; +. w Lem
bert, Weatherford; b f. Owens, Arkan-
sas; jim Williams, Denison; Il. W. Cum
Minis, Ladonia; N. L. Larnhart, Bonhami
Il. C. wellington, Tennessee; w. V. Crom-
well, Handley; John Barr, Paris; IL. c..
Cary, Iowa; w. Terry, California.
At the Brunswick: w. NJ. Morgan,
Augora: w. w. Jones, st. Louis; j H.,
Calhoun, Houston; G. @. Wilson, Terreili
Eugene Hertel, lronton, Ohio; Hooper
Nays, Little Rock; A. j. Lowe and wlie,
Mansfield; l. II. Little, Mobatie, Tex.
Edward Howell, HalNillei j. A. Burton,
Texas; B. W. Moore, st Louis IL. L.
Kienan, Chicago; L. A. Holt, Texas *.
II. Roberts, Nashville, Tenn.
At the Mansion: Z. 6 Nebhut, Terrell;
John Ratican, Dallas; Il A. Phillips, st,
Louis; A. b. Webb, Louisville; Frank
Finks, Il. b. Reagan, Galveston; John j.
Giddipgs, Ennis; W. G. Power,St. Louis;
IA, G.. Chapman, Lampasas; Charles
Scholes, Hillsboro; John w. Conway,
Colorado; N. r.. Powell, Madrid, Spain;
Col. Phenias Morgan, United States
Army; Lieut.. j. b. 0dell, United States
Army ]. A. Davis, Weatherford; Wash
Taylor, Houston; Jno. = Laughlin, Dal-
las; j. b. Yeagley; w. L. Sherrell,
Roanoke; Mrs. Harden Hang, Terrell
Miss NJ. G. Cloy, Taylor; L. Guthrie,
Boston; II. S Eubody, Caldwell ).
Bushman and wife, Albany; q i. Porter,
Albany; G. H. Cornell, Sweetwater; W.
II Cornell, Sweetwater.
At the PIckwick e. II shaeffer, New
York; H. X. Parks, Rich Morgan, Jr.i
Dallas; Il w. Abrams, Temples b ~
Council, Shreveport, La, A. Brueggeri
Chicago; Max Ollieb, Atlanta, Ga; D. >
Bush, A. Rlock, New Orleans; II. Gooch'
Olncinnati; S Shelley and wife, Mrs. !. e.
Clark, L. King and wife, Detroit, Mlch
D d. Swearingen, Gainesyllei w. u
Connell, Sweetwater; Lee Gotten, New
Orleans; Herber Stone, BRENNAN n. g
Brewer, Cleveland Ohioi Robt. NOBLE
3. A. Pickett, Big Springs - A
Sweet, @. r.. Bailey, st, Louis
x, Monarch, f. A. Carter, Owensporo
n.y.; II. D. Marian, New Orleans A. .
Lyons, Houston; G. w Merchant, ADJ
lene; j Il Boren, Chicago; II y Can
Held, Wichita Falls; Mrs, Marie wright
Atlanta, Ga Leslie COombs, Lexington
n.y.; John Howard, Wichita Eallsi War
fen Jones, New Boston G. G. Sugg, Tex
asi B. X, Brant, Midland; 4. I Amber
rlttsburg G. W. Stone, Iowa. X. u
sleyens, New York; D. A. Dixon, ~
Louis } ohm j. Whelan, ST. Louisi Z. a
rugsley, Kansas City.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The Gnlf Short Line 10 Kansas CITY,
Baird aud on the Cattle
Trail Rcate.
A Clear ENpoNtion Of the rrnctscabn,,y
and Desirabil,ty Of the Route
rersonhi.


special 70 the Gazette.
BAIRD, Tx, March 20. lit n now n.
garded a. settled fact that during This
year our county VIII have another rain
road, forming part Of through route
from the gulf 10 Kansas City, Mo. From
Red river TO Coleman and perhaps also
from Coleman 10 San Antonio Il win be
substantially along the grcat cattle trail.
II VIII do a large business, handling The
cattle and general freight of Western
Texas, and viii run through one OF the
richest aud most rapidly developing
sections Of the great Southwest mis-
through line win be formed nv
connection Of different roads.
but II Will not likely be long before The
entire line viii DC under one manage
ment and control. The indications inst
now are that the ultimately controlling
line VIII DO the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
he. On the southern end OF tho llno are
tne Gun, Colorado & Santa Fc now com.
pleted TO Coleman, and the SAN
Antonio 4 Arkansas Pass road, on
when work is now being rapidly
pushed. On the north there are
not less Than seven roads seeking Texas,
Including the Atchlson, Topeka 4 Santa
/ he. with branches now at Caldwell aud
hunneweii, The Chicago, Burlington 4
quincy now AT Fort Scott, aud the Kansas
! southern, which now has a corps OF en-.
giheefs al work la the Indian Territory.
near the Texas line. Wichita Falls
seems to be the chief objective point from
above, aud from there the shortest line
TO connection with the southern end Is
along the old cattle trail via
Albany and Baird TO Coleman, there
meeting the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Ee,
ana giving connection TO the gulf NJ
Galveston. The cattle trail runs nearly
due south from Coleman via ifredericks.
burg TO San Antonio, and sooner or later
the line will he completed on this route
Just now the interest IA conferred on the
gap between Coleman and Wichita Falls
The route by way OF Baird ant
Albany runs nearly on an airline between
these points through tier OF counties al
ready well developed, and along q splen.
did natural roadway A portion of thl,
line crossing the Texas 4 Pacific at Vigo
SIX miles east OF Baird, has recently beer
examined by railroad engineer and re
ported very layorahly. New York cant
tallsts are now IN correspondence viii
Gen. ~ W James of the First Ma
tlonal Bank Of Baird and hay,
asked for an estimate OF III,
probable cost Ola road from Coleman Il
Wichita Falls. only yesterday there Wis
tied Baird representation OF Kansal
City capitalists; also travelling cor
respondent OF the Kansas City News
sent out 10 inspect and report ON Oh,
Wichita Falls ana Coleman route Tn
counties along the line will Civ
right Of way and handsome bonus, an,
this Inviting field for railroad capitalist
/, viii not remain unoccupled many month
longer
Mr.. J, a. Pierce, travelling correspond
ent for the Kansas City News, was In IN
! city yesterday In the interest Of tina
journal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

BIDS viii DO received nniil 2 O'Clock .. nj
April ~, fts6. by slie cOmbsip ei0ncTs' court ~
Wilbargef county, Tex, 10 baird a brick court
house ~ vernon. tie county scat o. said cOGn
~. Duplicate plans and specifications may Ue
DAllaa, Tex. or the original plans ana spcein
cations az the Office Of Che county clerk o. VII
barger county Tex.
Eyery bidder Will be required 10 depOtlt witt
the couTf certified cheek Of $50 ~ assure the
court that he will enter into cODIfact accbrdl 8
20 his bid, and Nlse satisfactory bond Ia me
couE hcnse according % plans and spelilca
tons
The commissioners reserve inc right y rct
iect any ana ali bids. }. g. OHF.
County Judge q wilbargor County, fes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The following deeds TO realty were iiled
yesterday: Edward p. Maddox to X. L.
Maddox, an undivided half interest in lots
and 1, block c 2, Daggett's additions
price $4,000.
The Fort Worth Building and Loan
association to G. W. Alexander, l00xl0O
feet in jennings west addition, $1,000.
l.. W. and II. Wharton to A. j.
Willis, 25xl7o feet out of block lls, city
of Fort Worth, S225.
A. j. Willis to the Fort Worth Building
and Loan association, the foregoing prop
erty for $780,
The Fort Worth Building and Loan asso'
citation the same TO w. ID. Johnson, $3.50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The suit Of Casey & Swasey VS., II. p.
shiel ct al, an outline Of which was given
yesterday, occupied all of yesterday in the
district court. The jury retired about
Il, m, but as they had not arrived at a
verdict late in the afternoon, they will
resume their deliberations this morning
The case of j. J. Reeves W. the Hig-
bee, Randall & Darling Co, suit for dam
ages for attachment, was compromised
and dismiss d,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
MEMPHIS HAPPY.
The City Connected with the world by
the ~. a. q. Telegraph.


tho ~. a. q. Telegraph.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 26.--The Balti-
more Ohio Telegraph company having
opened at Memphis, Tenn, the following
correspondence explains itself
MEMPnIs, TENN, March 25.--To u. II.
Bates, President Baltimore & Ohio Tele-
graph company, New York Memphis
sends greetings 10 the world that she IL
now on u footing OF equality with the
great commercial centers Of the country
IN having competing telegraphy, as she
has already been IN her commerce by
competing river and railroad transports.
ton line@
Signed, w. 4. DuNAnART, Pres't.
NEw YORK, March 25. 1ssG.--W. Z,
Dunahart, President Western Union Tele.
graph company, Memphis, Tenn: Your
telegram received announcing the com
pleti0n Of your line TO Memphis, thus
giving TO your citizens In connection with
the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph company,
the benefits OF telegraphic competition
for the first time In the history OF your
city. We congratulate you upon the
speedy building Of the line IN spite OF oh.
stacles thrown in your path by agents Of
hitherto monopoly, Signed,
u. II. BATES,
President and General Manager Baltimore
& Ohio Telegraph company,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

An interesting trial in the county court
yesterday was the suit Of Sam Finley to
recover 5000 Of the Fort Worth Street Car
company. 1t was decided against him.
Finley was the owner of an uncommon
ly One setter dog which one OF the said
company's cars run over and killed. In
former trial jury awarded him $500
for the deceased canine, but this time
the company won. He will doubtless
move for a new trial or appeal
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
stilIInvesticating.

Mr., Carb and Assessor and Collector
Massie have been closely investigating
the books of ex-Assessor and Collector
Blackman, and find that in addition to the
shortage in ad valorem taxes, there has
been over $1,000 collected in occupation
taxes not accounted for. In fact, no
record OF these collections was preserved
but the money was collected, from saloon
men chiefly, and receipts given them
without entering on the stubs. The short
age is now between $1,000 and $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
on rnE STREET.

The NJ. A. of s. aud b. is the latest
ofganization in Fort Worth. lis head
Quarters are at the two depots.
y Is understood that Col Wheatley VIII
nlthdraw from the msyoraity race soon,
order 10 devote his entire time 70 MS
congressional interests.
Barlow s wills, mrs mlpstrels are booked
.oF The opera house April 8 tthe night OF
@e election). Milton Mobiles will be here
" NE 2sd Of April. These are the TWO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Develops the fact that to-day terminates
the grand fancy goods aud millinery sale
conducted by Mr.. r. f. Montrose over
the New York restaurant. The ladies'
can save many dollar by visiting the
closing sale to-day This is special
spring shipment direct from New York
city, and choice bargains are offered TO
close out the stock, which is elegant aud
thoroughly select in all the very latest
spring fashions. Don't miss Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Mr. C. G Mitchell OF Enon returned
yesterday from Palestine, accompanied
by his bride, nee Miss Mollie Woodward
OF that city. MIR. Mitchell is an estimable
citizen OF this county, and cousin OF
Mr.. Jef isiggles, at the Union depot.
Miss Woodward is a niece of Col. A. j,
Chambers, at whose residence the newly
married couple are stopping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
PSORIASIS
And All Itching and SoaIy Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by Cutloura.

DsORl ASS, Eegcma, fpttor, Riugworm Ia.
nandruu Barhvrh', iiakoTg' .Hrocots' ana Wahs
crwoman's Itch, and every anpcipe OF ltchiuR,
BURNING scaly llmply iiumors Of the Skin aud
scalp, With llohs ot Hair are positively cured
by uucurA, the great skin Cnic, And Cuiidura
soap, mn oNqueitc skin neautlner externally,
and Cutlpara Rcsulyent, the now Hood rnrl
ner, internally, when physicians aud AL other
remedies fail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The Commercial club-rooms tonight
will witness the first game OF driye-whist
ever played In Fort Worth. 1t is an ex-
citing variation OF this popular game and
resembles, in many respects, progressive
euchre. AS stated before, the programme
tonight has been especially arranged for
the beuetit Of the benedicts, who are ex-
pected 70 be present in large numbers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
An INDIAN RAID.


Bucks, squaus and papooses Gross Into
Texas 20 Eat Beef.
Correspondence Of the DHzette.
DOAN'e, Tx, March ~ "A lot OF
Comanche Indians women, children and
uen-numbering about one hundred,
csmped al the mouth Of pcase river on
the 18TH inst, and while there killed
about forty OF fifty head Of cattle OF va
rious brands belonging close around 10 this
country. Amongst the Indians were
wild Horse and Bi4ck Horse. After kill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Have used Tongallne extensively; am
so much pleased with it, effects, both
from personal use and ia general practice,
that ind II quite Indispensable.
J. W SMITH, NJ. D.,
Wellington, Ohio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
lie Not nnn.

The report was freely circulated on the
street yesterday that Capt. +. Il. Daggett
would enter the mayoralty race as the
candidate Of the labor element. A Ca
zETTE reporter interviewed Capt. Dag
gett on the subject. "There is nothing
in it, said he, "under no circumstances
would become candidate for mayor.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

In the case Of wayland & Runnells VS..
the City, damage suit, a verdict was rem
dered for the city.
9 Cullen vs.. the Missouri Pacific Rail
road Company; damages were allowed
plaintiff in the sum Of $3.50 for Injuries 10
some horses shipped from San Antonio
TO Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Finish the walls and ceilings with Ala
bastine. You can do III Inexpensive
try It. White and twelve tints. Cheaper
and better than paint, kalsomine OF
paper. Disinfects and prevents diseases
Beautiful sample card free. BY druggists,
hardware and paint dealers.
ALAHAsTINE Co.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25c per box,
For sale bY II W. Williams & Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
PSORIASIS, on soALv sKIN.

l. John J. Case, -. u. H., having practisrd
dentisry IA tllis country for thirty I'VE years,
and being well Known TO thousands hcroabunte,
with view to help amy who arc hnllotcd ~ !
hAvr been foi tho pnet twelve years, tostity ihnt
tho Cuticnra Remedies enrud mo ~ PeoraBls.
or scnly skin. In eight days, after tho doctors
encouragement. JOHN J. CAsE, DDS
Newton " j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Hyour complaint is want OF appetite
try half a wine-glass Of Angostura Bit.
ters half an hour before dinner. Beware
OF counterieits. ASK your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manu-
iactured by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
MORE woNDFRpIiL Yrr.

II u. Carpenter, henderson, n. u, cured Of
Psoriasis, or Lcproey, Of twenty Years stand
ful cure on record dustpanfnl of scales fell
from him day, Phyalcinns and his friends
thought ho mnet die Jnro sworn TO before y
Justice of tho peace ana llcudoreon's most
prominent citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Your prescriptions 70 Warehouses;
drug store they viii be iiiIed by expert
enced graduates Of pharmacy, with the
very best medicines and at "liye and let
live" prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Received daily, such as beets, carrots
lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, cncumbers
raddIshes, celery aud parsnips. Cal
early for your selections.
FORT WORM GROCER co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
A HANDSOME WATCH
Given TO the City Subscribers
On the 18th Of Each Month, Beginning
May IS, 1886.

Every individual who t.kca TUE GA1Hf1E
one month and pays for eame pFOmpty VIII be
entitled 10 a u ;hct N tie drawing f0f hand
some watch said drawing W take place at the
Gaxeue ONCE on the evening Oi thp 18th 81
each month, begiuning May 20, lssg
JAS. n MELTON,
filculKtor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

Your Cuticura Remedies performed won
dcrful cure last summer on one OF our custom
era, an old gentleman ~ seventy Ycara of age.
who suffered with foAriully distressing ofup
tion on his head and face. aud who had tried
all remedies and doctors To no pnrpose,
i. n. SMITH a CO,
reNafhann ARK,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

The Crescent restaurant, with ten fur
nished rooms attached, will be sold on
such terms that anyone desiring 10 20
into the business will secure bargain
INQUIRE at Office OF LANh CKTIi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

win visit Gainesville for few days next
week. He will be found at the Linsay
house on Monday next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27
MARRIAGE GulDE.

$40 Pages rine flnte',
ktlaal ssiB and as hnlies s,tlrt ~ coo. So,
,sa N currency. otp ms sStdnful vi pists'ss ~
.h6s ssofN trae klitsss ne fet-as irftft
he NAV inaffr uha not rhy NaNtb Wanariasi fefNi
sa decay saees f6iekey shd elcsss hsH 400 nst
mar be nofasssa tkt rhYsoerr " tsteaNtaep ~
Those uArlsa ~ lr siiaS ositiaff - -
f,adt ~ e4fttta he W aAua petaxs n ~ tet
aat -uA'tsy iaeaisf ashff ispt tfft 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-27

~ CRICK IN IJfE B1Ck. stlieh Va
1 kFlM The side, cramps, shooting md sharp
AV S2e1l pains, rheumatic, nnuTAlRlc, ana
a. /MR Seihtin pnna and Gv'rf external
&t2 pain and ache cured By the Cnlieurn
4 WV Anti Pain Plaster. a new and porv
feet hutid % ~ pain. 25c.