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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
DALLAS.
Hlgh-Toned Leaders Of the Moral Ele,
ment Said to Have Been IfdIcied
for rambling.
a Relic OF the war--rho Methodist Con.
ferSnce--A Minister's Peculiar Remark
About Owl Eggs in Hell.


special to the Gazette
DALLAS, Tax, Nov. l3.--Quite sen.
sation ls in store for the Dallas people
when the full work OF the grand jury now
in session becomes known. Among the
Indictments found are several for gaming
| against officers, ex-oillcers and candi.
dates at the late election, most OF whom
have been looked upon rs leaders OF the
highly moral element of society, notably
one who expects to III position Ia the
state government for sixty or seventy
days at Austin next winter.
Col. j. T. Caldwell OF Dallas today
exhibited an interesting relic of the war
in gcheck for $4,000, drawn on the Con-
tederate states depository at Colom9us
by William Gill, spie, quartermaster, ia
favor OF Col. T.. Sanford. IL is
dated April Il, 1865. Five days after ihe
surrender of Lee the check was delivered
to Col. Caldwell, who was the chief CLERK
OF the depository, during tue movement
from Alabama 20 Georgia before the VIC
torious federal cavalry. The letter was
delivered Ia abe woods and before the
news of Lee's surrender bad reached the
retreating Confederates. This is prob
ably the last check on the Confederate
Ststcs' depository.
In the North Texas Methodist EpisCo-
pal conference to day the committee n
education repor ed on the Southwestern
university located ct Georgetown, Tex,
and after showing its financial condi Ion
and the advantages of home education
the propoItiouate assessment OF each
district 40 recomu,, nded by their
report was adopted. The com
mittee on church property
reported, recommending that the several
ministers and elders bring up to the next
annual conference abstracts OF title to
church property throughout the hmits Of
the conference. The committee ap-
pointed on characters reported, and the
question as to the use of improper Ian
guage by Rev. M. 7. Rogers, came up.
The charge against him is, that he said In
a sermon that he had as soon be caught
in he'll stealing owl eggs as 10 be detected
in saloon, The case will probably not
be disposed Of before Monday.
Bishop Galloway will preach at Crow.
der's hall at IL a. m, and after service
the deacons Will be ordained. Dr..
J ohns will preach at 8 p m, and at the
close of services the elders will be Or
dained.
There are many VISITORS from all North
Texas in attendance on the conference.
The conference will adjourn in all proba-
bility Monday evening. Addresses were
delivered Tonight on the missionary an.
niyersary by DR., Heidi and Others.
Photograph of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church South, on Commerce
street, as it will appear when completed,
and photograph OF the lamented Gen. L.
NJ. Lewis, the protector of the building,
were on exhibition to-day. II is proposed
to sell large number of them to raise a
church fund.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
Tur TrAoIIrns.
AN, ;NTnREsrING MEErINuAT TnE CIRLa'
NIGH SCHOOL YESTERDAY.

NIGH SCHOOL YESTERDAY.
There was tolerably good gathering
Of toachers at the Girls TIIgh school
building yesterday morning. Itwas sup.
poaed TO be meeting Of both city and
country, public and private sohoo teach
era, yet nearly all belonging in the public
schools Of the city, Prof. Hogg presided
The exercises were opened with sing
Ing by Mrs, Hollngsworth's class,
Mlss Eva Haywood made an entertain
Ing little talk about bees.
Mrs. Reaycy, with q class OF about
twenty bright little boys and girls from
siN To eight years old, showed her way Of
teaching beginners TO read, which was
mainly by use OF charts. When they were
thgough some discussion arose AZ to the
bgat methods Of teaching children how TO
read. Prof. Mann asked Mrs Pearcy 10
explain at what stage OF progress she
caused Der pupils 10 depart from the
sword method.n He had found this
method most excellent one IN the pri-
mary stages, bat thought IL . failure II not
qnmblned with some other mode as the
pupil became more advanced. In thia
opinion the lady seemed partly 10 concur.
Some one wanted 30 know u IL WAS neces-
sary 10 teach the child the names Of the
letters. Tho general sentiment seemed
favorable TO the affirmative Of the ones
ton, though nobody Endorsed II heartily,
/ Prof Hoga remarked that he wOuld
Hike book for beginners entirely In
script, or written characters.
one OF the teachers said something
about the 1sentence method" Of learning
children 70 read, but ho seemed by him
sell in favoring that plan, and the word
method won the day.
Rev. A. A. Johnson Of the Texas Wes-
loyan college read very entertaining pa
per on the ethics oi,the school-room.
Decimal fractions and how TO teach
them WAS very skllliuily handled by Prof.
Robbins.
Mrs Walden spoke OF neatnass as an
element In education in a way that showed
hsr true appreciation Of most important
factor In school life.
A very interesting essay on drawing by
Miss Lily b. Clayton brought the pro,
gramme 70 close.
That these conventions. aDe o. great
utility, bott, for, promoting professional
skill and foRsoolal reasons, there can be
no doubt. About the most inauspislous
circumstance connected wish the oae OF
yesterday, as IL seemed 10 AGAzET1E re-
porter, was the utter dlsincllnation Of
the younger lady teachers 10 take part 10
the discussions. They listened splendidly,
however, and II b 10 be hoped VIII pluck
up sufiioient cGnrage 70 DO better neAi
time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

room, and In very loud voice said 10 the
valet; "Will you tell Mile. de IA Rsr ,ss
hat MrasJohn Rigelow Of New Yost
would like 20 srcAk with her9n N
Hardly had tbs message been slver
when voice from the aext room w sa
heard In tones equally loud 10 renlv.
''Tell Mrs. John Biselcw 81 New Ynyyt
that don't want to,see her or any other
american. done like tiena." Mrs.
lady Of the hO1se with. "lVou ought IN
% ashamed Of yourself we'fe ,he only
FOOLS that read your nasty ljools. any.
way" In another mosreni TIE two well.
matched womeuwere Ace TO ihce. and
within half an hour the nc7alie, was
urging her American caller TO sccome Mar
guest. "Do come aud staya month with
me, she urged al shbuld AZ en,ov
studying your chaNcteru "'Twould ~
you good" was Mrs B.gelow's cuIck
response, ''you do.Yt seen 70 have hnown
any decent women"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
IVORY TYPES.

How These Beautiful PiotugOS ars coiossd.
The most beautiful pictures Of small
size are those known as lYoFy types,
which are painted on glass, and which are
so easily painted that any person with the
slightest taste can succeed In painting
them after little practice. The method
Is simpler than anyone can imagine by
looking 81 the flashed picture. II is
as follows. VITA a sponge soak the
picture IN hot water till II COMES
freely from the card. Then wipe away
the lucilsgs that held II TO the card with
wet sponge or piece of cotton cloth.
Next lay the photo or piece Of smooth
brown paper, face up, aud with tle M
gers rub II over with lukewarm starch
After this, lay the face side OF the picturt
10 the lack Or concave side Of the glass
ADD With the rounded end Of ) stick
rub 1t until all the starch 4
rubbed from between the photo and To-
gy4ss, taking care that no specks or shiny
gpots appear on the outside Of fhe glass
the picture, now on the glass mast pc leI
aside untiI properly dry alts- ssh'ce ~ y
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soelely Notes irom weatherIord.

Special TO The 5azette.
WATERFORD, TEX, Nov, l8,--The
hook and ladder company No. l OF this
city have arranged to give q grand mas
querade ball at the opera-house In this
place ON the oath Of this month. Every
arrangement necessary for q perfect even
ing of entertainment Is being made by
the company. Cards are out for the
affair.
There seems to have been quite a
mania existing among our young gentle
men for getting married for the last week.
Mr.. william Knight of the Arm OF Knight
& Son Of this place, was married on the
4th inst. TO Miss Bertha Knott OF Gle
burne, and arrived with his bride on Sun
day last. MIR. Knight is one Of our promi.
nent business men, and lrt ceiYes with his
bride many congratulations.
MIR. Ed. Christian and Miss Tennie Lit
tie were united In the holy bonds OF mat
rimony last Tuesday evening at O'Clock
at the residence of the BRIDES uncle, Mr.
Early Rogers OF this city. The newly
welded couple are prominently and well
known and receive the best wishes OF the
community.
Mr. II. p. Hllliard, cashier Of the citi-
zens' National bank OF this city, was wed.
ded 10 Miss Bremond at the residence Of
the BRIDES father In Austin, Tex, on
wednesday morning at O'Clock, and the
happy couple arrived here Wednesday
night. The bride Is very estimable lady
and special fayorite with all who know
her. Mr.. Hilliard is one Of our most
worthy aud trusted young busi' ess men,
and is widely ara favorably known IN
business circles. THE GAZETTE joins In
with his many friends in congratulations
and best wishes.
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food he has taken While there. H. was
brought 10 the Commercial house, where
he died cutiy this morning
w. u Crawford, q young msn, ad
mlred BY all who knew him, d.ed far
IRON hts family, at the Commercial last
night, OF pneumonia. lie was nighf or
orator at The junction; had no relatives
here, but has sister al Thompson's
Ridge, N. Y.
Henry Miller, eaten mp With terrible
sickness, and lett 70 die by his colored
friends, LETT his hut In the agony Of his
pain and ran away into the night naked
aud screaming, ard vas found dead next
morning.
A report having obtained circulation
that the death Of Young Crawford and
Mr.. Tucker were from contagious dis.
easea, It Is proper TO STATE that there Is
not the least foundation in truth foi tho
report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
SAD CASES.
Three men Die for Want of Care Far Awsz
from Home.

Three Men Die for Want OF Care Far Aws7
from Home.
Special to the Gazette
LoNGvIEw, TEX Nov. ia trio OF
items awakening to human sympathy Tor
suffering and death, have been followed
from rumors TO facts and given to. The
GAZETTE,
For some time II has been rumored
that man lay sick near the international
& Great Northern track, about four miles
from the city, and yesterday number OF
our. citizens sent conveyance 10 Tue
srot 10 bring MIN in Il necessary. IL re-
turned last night, bringing man py tne
name of Albers Tucker, VINO 10 flom hlis-
souri, (the place could not be learneol
re appeared 10 be about fifty years oio,
and told a tale Of sadness, the last part OF
Which is, that having been sick TWO
months. and becoming too weak 10 whlhl
ne lag down TO die ct the place ABOVE
meutic ned, where II Is known he has been
for the past seven days, suffering WIN
ANY. with the people OF that neighooi-
hood passing aud repasslng. during ins
enid rains ana chilling nights he has mac
hui one fire, kindied BY kinas
hearted boy, VINO also emptied bis lnncn
sssket near min, mus providing the onls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
GAINESVILLE.
ptlon to be Voted on--EiOped to the

|ptlon to be Voted on--Eioped to the
Territory.
the Gazette,
ssvILLE, TEX, Nov. 10 The
Zion campaign Of a year ago is
be fought over again. The
commissioners court at a session
upon an application OF the re,
nnber, has ordered an election
Neon December 10 next. Prohi-
.udefeated by over 200 maj ority
~ but there is no foretclling the
Viz time.
'ttcourt has been engaged all OF
In the trial OF civil causes. The
= docket will be taken up on Mon
for the grand jury has presented
& bllls OF indictment, and in most
the parties are either in jail or
8nd. They are diligently inquir-
Violations OF the law but will
"a to report
Brtakmsn and Miss Joyner ar
the noon train yesterday, and
a te+m In this city left for the
territory where they were united
Pc. They have retained to this
: Tlll leave for home, which is in
L counties south Of here,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
TREASURER BURKE MISSING.
His Accounts Straight but His Defeat
weighs Heavy on His Mind.
specikl IN Tho gazptte

His Accounts Straight but His Defeat
Weighs Heavy on Bis Mind.
specitl 20 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, NOV. lS.--Wm. J.
Burke, treasurer Of Galveston county, is
mysteriously missing from home. His
family snd friends are greatly troubled
over his protracled absence. The. treas.
Hrer left the city Just week ago, osten.
siDly for Austin, although he had no par.
iisular business calling him herce. At
this time his accounts are all right. His
bondsmen, who are among the Wealth.
est citizens of Galveston, ere
not uneasy over aAeir responsibility,
as all moneys collected have been salts.
factosly accounted FOR Bnrke's friends
and family tsiak he left the city while
laboriRg under mental alteration brought
on by excitement and disappointment over
bis recent defeat icr reelection. He can
vassed the city Night and 'Gy for two
months prior to TIVE eecjon and felt con-
hdent OF saccess UP to the last moment,
but was defeated by Janice S. Waters by
600 VOTES. lIis friends think
the strain on his nervous system
proved too great. and that nc Is
wandering aimlessly about the state
His wife opened one of his private boxes
to-day and found note addressed to
their little daughter, wherein he bids her
goodbye and says, ''pfsy for papa I"
This leads soae to suggs st ouicide, but
his intimate friends scout the suicide the
DRY and claim that the Note is merely On
evidence that his mind Is certainly affect
ed kilograms have been sent TO several
points in the stale aeEing fV4ends 20
search for the Gllicted man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
ono Lly.d. the other Died.

A woman formerly our slave is now our
cook. About eighteen months ago she
became sickly and had a cough and was
confined to bed, and 1t was thought that
she had consumption. The treatment by
physicians failed to give relief. In De-
cember, 1884, node or knot the size Of a
goose egg formed Just above, the pit OF
the stomach, which when lanced dis
months. One Of these also formed
under her arm, and three on her
back, which discharged matter for a
considerable time< For six months Of
this time she>was confined to the house,
and most OF the time in bed. The stomach
often refused food, by rejecting what she
had eaten She used great deal Of
medicine, but failed TO be cured. bought
one bottle of your b, b, b. (made in At
anta, Ga, and gave it to her and she
commenced to improve. ! then bought
and gave her three bottles more, and she
continued to improve and In two months
time her cough had ceased, her constitn-
ton strengthened, appetite and digestion
good, all discharges ceased, nodes or
knots disappeared and she went 20 work
apparently healthy and tattened up
greatly.
This woman had married sister OF
near same age who was affected In pre-
cisely the same way and about the fame
time. She had node or knot on pit of
stomach, back, etc. She did not take aDy
b B b. and the node on her stomach ate
through TO the cavity. She continued on
the decline and wasted away, and finally
died
These were two terrible cases Of blood
poison-one used Il. b. b. and was speed
ily cured-the other did not use 1t and
died. 1t is most assuredly most wonder
full blood purifier. / refer TO merchants
of this town. Yours truly,
w. 7 ROBINSON.
Tishabee, Ala, May 1, 1856.
SHERIFF RELEASED
For period Of sixteen years have
been afflicted with catarrh OF the head
which bafIled the use Of all medicines
used. Seeing the advertisement OF s.
b., | purchased and used six or seven not
ties, and although used irregularly nave
received great reliet, and recommend u
as a good blood purifier.
Signed, j. X. HoLcoMBE, JR
Sheriff OF Harralson county, Ga.
All VIII, desire full information about
the cause and cure OF Blood Polsons,
Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers
Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints
Catarrh, ETC, can secure by mail, free, q
copy Of our thirty-two page Illustrated
Book Of Wonders, filed with the mos
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address, BLOOD BALM Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
SHERMAN.


fIrlement Case -Arrestsd in the
Territory.
The Gazette.
9As, Tex, Nov. l9,-The district
rs been engaged to-day in the
sOhn S. Epperson, charged with
fment. A largo number of wit
afe in attendance and the case
fng slowly at a late hour.
United States Marshal Lum
arrived to-day from the Indian
having in charge WA. Dixon,
targed with theft Of household
2his preliminary trial Is being
~ United States Commissioner
Dixon has been IN jail here
Rore under charge of theft, but
WiNtu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
ATreRRSsIS her sSueGERY.

The way Two Of 'Em stretched oiaws and
Kissed Quite with Psppsry warmth
Boston Home J urral
A Boston lady who has just returned
froro abroad tells very amusing etory
OF how this one time lady ofthe American
embassy 10 Paris paid her respects 70
Oulda Mrs. Bigelow was IN Fiorenae'
She desired 70 see OuidN With Mrs.
Bleelow 70 desire 70 DO = tbins a but one
SEP from doing II. 6hs, therefore,
/ drove out 10 Onlda's and presented her
self 10 hef usual emphatic way - yas
door. She was shown las0 q secspliel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
Notes from Albany.

1uenee OF the Gazette.
A, TEX, Nov. l2,-No business
acted In court this week save a
lons and iDteslocutory judg-
" criminal docket being set for
Inc grand Jury only occupied
returning three bills for felony
nisdemeanor.
seven carloads OF free wheat
distributed To the farmers OF
"a and adjoining counties who
irom the drought. Toe wheat
sen sown, and presents a fine
w q good yield next summer.
l1ny roller.mill has been in ep.
ullng the past week making a
us Of hour, The grade is pro-
y Sperlor to any that comes TO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
BENSON.
L., notwithstanding Ready Cor tn
water rcst.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANFe""d H. INV
water rcst,
/, 20 the Gazette.
tyrsoN, Tx Nov. l9.--About
IN last night Mr.. Jake Waller Of the
4,ooas store Of NJ. Waller & Co. AID
4 NJ Beasley, night clerk at the
4 oade hotel, hired a horse and buggy
A Measure drive. While driving
4 northern part Of The city the horse
4, y unruly and turned short, throw
pth occupants to the ground. The
y then ran a short distance, but the
eating entangled in the wheel
I, M him in his wild race. Mr.. Waller
= ID several contuslonS and proba-
q rture Of the left elbow, Mr. Beas-
0ows symptoms Of conclusion OF the
NJ besides other Commissions, and is
NJ severe pain from the base of the
How bad his injuries are time
kyelop
~ s. Mercer Of the firm Of S II.
4 Co., New York, prcprietors OF
pison water-works and Il. +. Full
i. Nh engineer, arrived in the city this
hg 10 be present at the water test
bDdAy.
Idsy will be a gala day in Denison.
Preparations have been mad for
seption and entertainment of visit
d everybody is looking forward to
|fmc.
N Abendroth, the retiring manager
RDenlson Water company, will leave
LIND a week tor his home in New
Mr.. Abendroth has made many
lrlends since coming to this city,
xret to see him leave. He is a
ssAnt, thorough-going gentleman,
I.ny good wishes will accompany
4 o'clock this morning, as a
& tain pulled in from the north,
dng his name as Camp, who was
srlde jumped from the front end
ahoose, and being numbed with
lell along side the track, the
7'R steps striking him on the head,
him insensihle. He was found
khan going his early rounds this
His wound, although serious,
ts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Being overstocked In Dashmeres aud
combination dress goods, we have made
u big reduction in price0. We'also call
special attention To our stock Of medium
and low priced dress fabrics. We offeg
an eatire new line plain aud embossed
velvets, all colors, at prices below value.
h. ii WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Now the election is over, we are ready
for business, and Will offer for the next
few days some very desirable bargains 10
ell kinds Of real estate. We have beau.
tifal home for rent, and will sell on 9Th
inst several properties at aucticn.
A. +. ThuIT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
FOR A pEpRAYEp LOVE.

a ReilrOad Clerk Ktlls Himsolf About "a
Frail Variety Actress
speslal to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 13.--J. b.
Morrow was found dead in his room at
the Southern hotel late this afternoon.
BY his side was found half-emptied bot
tie of chloroform, and GU his breast, i'm
mediately over the heart, was found a
cabinet photograph Of a young and hand
some woman. Morrow was ole in
the general offices of the Southern Pacific
railroad at New Orleans, and had re-
Gently been transferred TO the eompany's
Office in Tombstone, A. L. He was en- route
to the letter place and stopped over in
this city last Wednesday Here he met
May b. Marie, variety actress, with
whom IT seems he had formerly held int-
mate relatAoRs. On meeting with the
womsn heie' Morrow plead for her TO go
with him TO his new home, but she de-
clined on the ground that she had another
paramour. The discarded lover told the
woman at since She refuse q TO have any
thing more to do with him that be no
longer cared TO live. But the pretty
actress thought 1t only an idle threat and
gave 1t no heed Morrow left the women
al late hour Wednesday night, and it is
thought went Immediately TO his room
and took the deadly drug, as his body was
IN an advanced state Of decomposition
when found this afternoon. The picture
mentioned above was that of May b.
Marie, the actress. Deceased was about
thirty years OF age.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Janos Ray died at his residence, cor
ner Grove and Fifth streets, At lo'cloch
this morning. He Was msmber OF w.
this.n, Lodge, No. ~, X. Of r., Longyiew
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Whites Tennessee store is not only
Offering but is daily ceiling goods az re-
matkably low prices. Stock conn lete In
every department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Life II short enough without having n
curtailed by kidney or liver Diseases
MOrrls lgascarine IL tho grea, apeolAc bor
these ailments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

DO not delay 10 procuring q bottle Of
Norris Cascarlne II yon are troubled
wlth constipation. and avoid the fatal re-
sAlts OF this disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Want Il understood that they have strong
inducements 20 offer buyers Of furniture
on the installmont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Examine II before yor parchase. II
VIII be found chesp az lhs Foft Worth
China Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Montgomery carry the best
AuieS and misses cloaks in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

Imperial namps
Perfect beauties, at the Fort yvbrh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

cEen and ladies' II MAnxum 4 M0ntgom.
eTg'a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

BY the quart, gallon, or In cans, 1t thu
Fort worth Grocer Co.'S.
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Court of Appeals.

Soart OF Appeals.
tt1p Nov. lS.--The court Of
,uay affirmed: r. W. Leach
~. -. from Comanchei II. W.
'as State, from Hunt; James
y, me State, from Hunt;
p0eli VS., the State, from
aud remanded Robert
y, NE State, from Parker;
'ue state, from Delta; Mack
ss STATE, from talls, George
Il tn olAte, from Falls; Jim
stste, from Williams.
Mailman. -
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\ A ! a,p peeled peaches, very fine,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14

A.'iroad Harness.
road harness, the strong.
durable at R. f. Tscks-
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4 radish roots just received by
IA Mcclure.