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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
.,pUIl. IN THE GANawAY.n

THE ORDER GIVEN FOR THE STARTING
or THE FIRST STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
EVER LEAVING FORT WORTH.
Fort Worth in its decennial year as a
railway center is now able to announces
itself as steamboat center also.
THE GAZETTE, some days ago, an
nounced that steamboat named "THE
GAZETTE had been launched on the
West Fork aud would soon take an ex-
cursion of young ladies' and gem
tIemen up the river. Friday
night last the boat was chartered
and at Z $50 left its wharf with It's yaltia-
BILE cargo Of freight. II Is doubtful
whether happier or gayer throng OF
Young people ever assembled, and the
occasion was made more enjoyable by It's
uniaue character and difference from
the general gayeties and pleasures
Of Fort Worth. The excursion was the
I lrst of its kind ever participated In at
Fart Worth, aud Is very apt TO be fol-
lowed by many others. The young people
matchmaking In this excursion, however,
| can Law claim to be the orlginators OF
steamboat excursions on the Trinity.
Dancing and singing were prominent
among the many pleasur of the evening,
and the renowned orator (2) Col Wheat
| lev, was aboard to add pleasure and give
ntoneu 70 the occasion.
Az a:S0 the dancing was stopped 70
give way 10 tables, ON which was
spread delightful supper and one
| hiehly enjoyed. The substsntiais Of lie,
with dehcacies innumerable, were
served In great profusion, and the Gull
nary was unsurpassed After supper the
| boat headed down stream and dancing
was again INDUCED. So quickly did time
( AZ n was a surprise 10 macy when the
! liehts Of the city were seen aud the city
clock was heard striking the hour OF
midnight. As each and every one let
nc boat they expressed themselves as
delighted with their iirst excursion on
! IN rood steamer 'tTHE GAZETTE" ana
wis6ed for many more az pleasant.
4 The following are the names OF those
F., on the boat: :,
Mesdanes ! 81 Klllebrew end 4. NJ,
4 wngsms. chaDerones; Misses Annie
Winslow, Lizzie and Lens Johnson. Euls
ma .Iulia williams, Sac Hoffman, Maud
4 Poster. Efle Jennings, Belle smith, Jessie
! seroug, Marion Smith, Mary Vaughn,
i carrie Nichols and Moilie Payne Messrs.
y Z Williams, H. II. DtJonrnette VI.
q Mason, j. ID. Read, Howard Spencer,
I Frnest ana Pink Wyatt Aubrey Siaugn-
ter. Thompson Berry, J G. Reeves,
GsorEe KilIs0rew, Lee freeman, joan
/ Wvatt III ". Kelley, j. II. Harrison,
s. wear, Col Wheatley and X. Henry
Hart. ~. ...r.s,on
The Young gentlemen OF the excursion .,a
VII meet next Wednesday pignt az eicV
~ Reeves 4 Mulkey's JOB ofllce, corner
Main and Weathehord, over Jesse jones ,
10 form boating club
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
rAlR yrn.Us FAIR.

,4s ol,TFrIs WIDE Apart AND
-" rAcB DEFlfs THE OTTER.
F N. Houts ard Pailsp H. hals , VIZ I,
went 10 dallas in behalf Of a nun ,.,. - :,
stockmen on business connected WIN l. w. u
s M ta,rs returned by the evening tram
,sst night, and say that there Is no chans =
:, 49, ~. ! s,tpat,on. Fair No. Is siiii ~
y. VI w n,,5 and fslr No. 2 Is forging ahead
Wv '1 ,,sgor Both parties empnatically
VIZ ,bstthere viii be but ore lair sno
tbat the other party will DC me 0AS y
give way later. - ,,,es either
There is no Indication nom = Z = .,,rt al
win give up, and guiess soLs * ex-
compromise is reacaed % oiFios ~ N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

TUE GAZETTE was informed yesterday
by a gentleman from the Benbrook pre-
cinct of this county that Hugh Morrow,
chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee Of that precinct, has formed
what he calls Democratic club; that he
has seven members enrolled, and posi-
lively refuses to admit to the club anyone
known to be knight of Labor or member
of the Farmers alliance. It is also Stated
that ten gentlemen, whose Democracy
has never been impeached, but who be-
long to one or another Of the orders
named, have been refused admission to
Mr.. Morrow's club.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

THE MERRY HOURS ARE sPED AWAY IN
sPEFcHEs AND DANCING.

THE MERRY HOURS ARE sPED AWAY IN
SPEECHES AND DANCING.
The summer nelghborhood plcnics
opened Thursday at Havenhill's spring in
Huffman & Ellis pasture nine miles
northwest of this city.
Robert d, Wear, upon an invitation of
the managers, delivered speech upon
the political issues of the day This was
followed by grand dinner, aud dancing
! that extended into the wee small hours of
the night, as the grounds had been pre-
pared for lighting, and 1.-THE aud willowy
forms with gallant knights Goated in the
4 plitterlrg lights, beneath grand old trees,
/ to the strains OF soul-stirring music, rem
dered by the colored string band from the
city. Those present were;
/ Messrs L. v. Terry and lady, W. J..
Bales and lady, II. } Rice and lady, j. l..
Mock aud lady, Harry Murphy and lady,
William Terry and lady,J. j. Boyd and
| lady, I. D. Adams aud lady, - Hen
! drlc and lady, J Orick and lady, Misses
Edna Arp, Nettie Gam, Winnie Ha-
man, Lou Wallis, Matte Nentioner,
| Farmer, Ida Arp, Gertrude Arp,
Mary Steel, Minnie Boyed, Minnie Ellis,
Rosie Ellis, Bessie Ellis, Annie Mccain,
Lucy McClain. Etter Harris, Belle Put
man, Jennie McCarty, Annie Early, Flor
ence Sanders, Ola Sanders, Mary Row
land, Matte Rigg, Cythia Ingram
From towns Ida Brown, Della Mahen,
Leila Perry, Mcdaniel, Mrs, Sam
Hatcher.
Gentlemen present; Messrs. II. c.
Stahl, Sam Palmer, r. c. Campbell, Will
Campbell, Andrew McLain, II. Knight
James McCarty, VIM. Mccain, San
Bradford, Neal Sanders, VIM. Renfro
Lon hurry, II McClain, Jos. S. Owens
Pr. Crosby, G. w. Grant, Il. Slocum, lie,
York, John York, S. ID, Rowland, II
Young, Ike yentioner, Ben Mitchell, Ber
woldndge, Alex Arp, James Arp, Robert
Saith, Jack Harley, II. b Haynes, Dr.
Bowhurn, Robert Reed, b G. Smith.
From town: w. II. Casburn, A. b
Rucker, Jim Mulkey, w b. Hale, d. l.
Malone, Eugene Terry, Ed Pasely,
The time was spent pleasantly, and al
! are glad to have been there
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our runLIo sonnoIs.

REPORT or SUPERINTENDENT MoGG As
10 THEIR CONDITION FOR THE WEEK
JUST ENDED.
The following Is weekly statement
OF the average actual enrolment, attend
ance and tardiness IN the city public
schools Of Fort Worth for the week end.
Ing Friday, May %, 1886:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

The Ladies' Aid society of Broadway
Presbyterian church will give grand
lawn party next Wednesday night at the
residence of w. B. Tucker, Esq. This
promises to be one of the best entertain
ments of the season. All who wish to
spend cool, enjoyable and pleasant time
should not fail to attend.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

special 70 inc GAhettcs
COLORADO, TEX, May 29,--Mr. Robert
Slaughter, cousin Of j. b. Slaughter, a
prominent cattlenan OF this city, wss
killed near Monohan, Tex, 100 miles
west OF here, yesterday, He was Killed
by one jackson, with a six-shooter. Par
ticulars unknown. HIS remains were
brought down this evening on the east
bound train and buried at 6 p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

s Brand L. NJ. Mady, J. a.
Mclaughlin, Adam Faster,
J g, Colo L. +. Moore, X. +.
. halcomb, Waco; James b.
Denton; X. c. Hart, Green
Lang and wife, Durant, Miss.
y Henderson.
llyue; d. f. Cleringer, Coal-
Eenitf Big Springs; Chas. II.
= Antonio; Il. j. DenisoD,
organ Henderson, Lampasas /;
Temple, Il. e. johnson,
rs company; WA. Bascomb
a9ole, Hannibal, Mo; M. n.
ufge1own; Samuel Peabody,
Harrison Barton, Dallas.
n hwlcSi John A. Lee, Louis
&, eSnnea, ia, Newark, N. III
1, pig Springs; M. McClelland,
+ !. savage, ST. Louis; George
Ia. a,'somery, Ala; Tom Harvey,
IN Cummings and wife, New
= T Mahood, Lynchburg,
h9ddis, Dallas; Fred A.,
A9earster, n. Y; Il. II
LOUIS G. w, Parks, Texas;
4 ", v %. Stlckney, Heuriet-
Mlthers, Jefferson; II. L
y w, ls.l Sam Berliner, San An
'asAdams, Gainesvilles d. IL.
q Louis; w. II. Worsham,
IN y; y = Cobb, j. II. Cobb, De-
w, Clarke, Galveston p.
SsNn 7. c. Burnett, viii
eAA Antonio; f. W. Adgate,
h, ). Stout, Denton !;
+ Z BYRD Station; william A..
o, Nelson, wife and
9e Hiss Wllburton, Cole
1Suas, l.. G. Juneman, Gal
~ "teeg, Denton; 4. 81.
4 s9soi John Kritser, Gaines,
IA y Smith, New York; Psal
~ '.''Ilmore; Philip Sneed. st.
Hall, Atlantis, Ca;
Salvestons WIN Holmes,
Park, Waco; Geo. L..
1 '.si, n. D. Hart, Gaines
y e..ener Galssston; II G..
W. n. Waddell, Colo
~ Hendrix, Quitman; W.
4 Ca; J. Il. ,Jacoway,
\. Noan, New Yor.,; Miss
S;.,.sisa; r, X. HaIseil, De-
~, Dallas; J. A.. Sassrt,
Bowie, w. j. y. ler-
r slmpscn, Houston,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Capt. Joseph Anderson, chairman Of
the finance committee of the G. A. r..
celebration, desires on behalf Of his
committee and their comrades 20 express
TO the public Of Fort Worth sincere
thanks for the liberality on every side
displayed in donating funds toward the
memorial services of Monday next. The
committee has ample funds to cover all
expenses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

SWtrlIlI 70 IHV NHNVfEV'
BIG srmSGs, TEX, May 29.--The
shootist, Dave Black, was to-day charged
with assault with intent TO murder Tic
waived a preliminary trial and was again
committed TO jail IN defaul. Of $500, the
amount Of bis bond.
II was learned to-day that after Lowry
shot the saloonman he shot himself with
suicidal intent, the ball grazing his head
He Il considered an ugly customer wbea
under the influence Of liquor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
Assault 20 Murder.
specla. 10 the Gazette.

Special TO the Gbzette,
PALESTINE, TEX, May 29.-Squires
Mobiles, celored was arrested and jailed
last night. Mobiles is charged with an
assault to murder colored man named
Albert Sessions, by dangerously stabbiug
him three times. Sessions assaulted Mo-
bles thirteen-year-old daughter, and WAS
recently arrested and jailed for kidpsp-
inp her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Thirteen hundred and one for the last
and closing week Is a remarkably good
attendance. Many of the rooms, even
entire buildings, as the table indicates,
had no tardies, no shsentees.
Last year the last week closed with
1907. but 1t should be borne in mind that
there was no dengue fever, no smallpox,
no strike in 1859.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

speclal o tha eiaaetts.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, Tx, May co. United States
Deputy Marshal Record closed the house
Of II. NJ. Hsnstadt, dealer IN general
dry goods aud notions, at this place this
evening. The house was under two dbl
ferent writs of attachment, one in favor
OF Messrs. Rice, Silk & Go. Of 81 Louis,
Mo, and the other OF Messrs. Mack,
Stadler & Co. Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The
amount covered by the attachment Will
aggregate about ten Thousand dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
HE CITY
|nars WHATEVER.

&naTs WHATEVER.
biz.
Sl9not care a toss up
4 D Mr., Swain or Ross ups
linggle for the senate,
+ liillc interest In 1t;
Alug that mostly veyes
people" OF "this Texas
hcse tig corporations
pen violations
rs and constitution,
fnass no restitution.
ut a states attorney
MAZE the railroads journey
shttrack, Without fooling,
pput to this pooling,
cple, who created
hfallroads, and donated
son9eh land and money,
pchling funny
cannot now control them,
alAke no laws to held them
SCI plane of duty,
psge lheir'hlghway booty,
~ SCOTT KELLER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Irwin, the infant son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Mayer, died yesterday. The
funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock this
morning from the family residence on
Belkuap street, near Houston. Friends
of the family are invited to be present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Twelve lots 5OxlTl feet for $1,000, jus,
outside the city limits; also other good
suburban property in from one TO ten
acre lots for sale cheap, Apply TO A. j.
Willls, In Stock Journal building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Don't be deceived by some grocers
telling You that they are selling coffee AS
good rs Sandegard's. BE sure and get
Sandegard's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Some grocers viii tell you that Sande.
gard coffee Is no good. The reason is
because they cannot buy 1t on credit. II
Is sold for cash only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
SGTQtUIa Of Lungs Relieved.

am nov % years old, and have suffered for
thcia.t nftecn ytAr lung trouble. Several
memhers u tho family on my mothers side OF
The houte hAd died with consumption. ami h 4
doctors were al agreed IN theit opinion that /
had consumption also. had an tho distress
lug tymptome ~ that terrible disease 1 have
spent ihousasde OF dollare 10 arrest tho march
81 this dis asc; I have employed all OF the
usual methods, uot only In ny avn case hat "a
lhe treatment II other .ueniAcra az my family,
hut Temporary ielicf Was all that ] ehtaincd
was unit or any manual labor Cor several
Neafs, ~ chance oaine into possession OF
pamphlet on "nlcod u, a Skin niscases,N frem
the onica Of Wifi specific Co Atlanta, Ga, A
tgicnn recommended the ueeof Swiipk Spetl loo,
clHiming thNt he himself had hcNn Ercatly ben
Gifted by I've use IN some lung Troubles I res
solseu y NY ~ About four yeafs ago com
msnced % take :. :. according 70 directions
ioWnd y an lnyigoFatlng ionic, and have Used
htui hfty hotties. Tho reNults ave most "a
markhplc, My cough has left me, my strength
as returned, md weigh sky pounds more
yoais since stopped tho use OF the medicine,
bat have had no ret. IN OF the diaoasc and
thcrc arc no palnA woah Mosaic In my lungs.
do tho Ia uesi Kind OF mechanical woi X, snd
tcel as wei az | ever felt u,nco was \ boy.
fhesc, know, are wonderful statcmcnts 10
make, hOt am honest whom Any that 4 owe
my eNlatcnee and health to-dhy 70 Swifre spc
flhc ttis the Only medicine that hrourh mo
any nermanont ronct l do not SAY ihniS wtfts
specific Will do this IN every caac bus m0sI
positively affirm tina, Il has done this muNa for
mes ana would be rcCrpant 20 TIM duty l owe
70 tuhering humanity u ! failed 60 bear this
cheerful testimony 10 the inertia ~ this Won
81 Mon gomcry, and can refer 60 some % tho
best cltiGena In the city. n. J. Holt,
NJ n gomery, Ala juno -, 1881,
swiN's spcoinc isentirely vegetable. TREATED
on Hood aud KIN niecascA mailed free.
Cur SWIFT SrKCfri Co., drawer 2, Atlanta
Ga, OF lo7 W, sSd street, \, Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
R H Nc H /!
FORTY YEARS a suFFRBER Faon
O -A. sIp N E2. K=2 E1-.
Wonderful 10 Relate |

''FOR FORTY YEARS ] have been victim
20 uATAREli--three.i ourthr OF tho time eut
ferer from ENCRUClATiNG PAINS ACROSS
MY FOREHEAD aud MY NoSTRiIs. The DIS
charges were so offensive that hesitate TO
mention ID, except for tho good II may do some
other sufferer have spent a young fortune
from my earnings during my forty years OF ruf
fcring to obtain relief from the doctors. !
have tried paten medloinos--oycry one could
learn of--ffom the four corners ~ the earth,
with no rcllof. And AT LAST t57 yonis OF hgcl
have met with u remedy that hRs cured mo en-
tiTaiy-mhdc me new man. l Weighed l2e
pounds and now weigh l4U. | used thirteen
b0ttlo0 81 the medicine, and the only regret ]
have Ia that being In the humble wake OF life ]
may not have influence 20 prevail on all
cat0rrh suiierors 70 use what has cured mo,
Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
HENRY ClIEYEs.
No, PSI Second 81, Macon, Ca
Mr.. Henry Uhovea. tho writor OF the shove
formerly OF Crawford rounty, now OF Macon
Ga,. merits the confidence OF All Interested IN
cntnrrh w. a. HuFf,
Xxx Mayor OF Macon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
]. Q. SCOTT,
j. NJ. LYLts
l. ~. FAULK,
H..--.---l.u

ON motion, the report OF the co9a,lt -
was received aud ordered spread upos
the minutes q the lodge, ana COPY "a "a
warded 10 the family Of dsceessur M
also published IN the Fort worth Dau'
GAZETTE. panor4er
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Yesterday was a scorcher, over flity
gallons of free lemonade were drank at
the Chase Trading Co.'s store between 4
and p. m.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
neinz. sweet mixed.

Some mixed and PLAN pickles TO arrive
this week at the Fort Worth Grocer Co.,
best on earth, try them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Are the best for sale, at Turner Me
Cures, the famous Houston street
| nrncara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Finest furniture at lowest pr,ees, Oh
The installmept plan, at Pinkard & Joyce's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Complete stock OF arrasenes, chenillel
and worsted, at bl0 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Toa for Fifty cents at the Fost Worth Gro
Ger Co.'s can't be beat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Oi the popular Cosino tea, al J. 7.
Ronlh4c's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Use Sandegsrd's fresh roasted coffee
and be happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

.n,scoyered. that Wells drug store Is 4
reIIa6 liable place u get prescriptions niled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
A Most Refreshing summer Drink.

Use Sandegards coffee Make as usual
Instead OF cream and sugar use ice
Drink when thirsty aud be happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Remember that Sandegard's coffee Is
pure; It is fresh 1t is the best sold in this
city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

aud tomato sauce, AZ Turner 8 Nc
Cures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Discovered, that Wells' drug store Il q
reliable place 70 get prescriptions tilled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Don't forget that the Fort Worth Gro
Ger Co. is headquarters for lunch and
market baskets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Clothes Hampers
AT the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Royal Poultry Food
Cures cholera. Sold vt Turner q Nc
Cures at 10 cents pound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Z ,,,,,gomery, via Somcrville, ant
Z n n III route to Brownwoodr
rsmnlo and Lampasas'
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!. vVCDRTEI,
! only Route

"A through trains between
EogTH and GALVESTON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30
ohI That Mixea

wootan weIls water AZ waterhouso'I
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nan. or TARRANr LODGE No. Az,
Fonr WORTH, TEX, Mays 1855.
10 inc picia or and Brethren 81 Tarrant Lodge
No 1905, X. OF IL
We. your COMMITTEES appointed to orall
resolutions Of tesrect 70 our deceased
brother, Il. E, Eaklu, submit the FOL
lowing: $500.
whereas, Il has pleased the supreme Diclaaoi
of me universe to call from Hls suoorulaa ll y,
Dire our worthy brother x. r. Eakihi 10 WViA
IN X higher lodge; therefore, n..,,.. :,
Reso yed, / hat In the death ~ brot1eI =. i;
" E4kIn Iarrant lodge No. 400 has iost one o.
,he !, ,esrrneet advocates II our order, KING
heorted hrofher true knisht Of Honor IN wy
snirit and rules OF the order charter msilpei
q DICTATOR past dictator, representative y
saversl meetings OF the Grand lodse,hnu III ny
!, renTcgentative Knight OF Honor IN every ~
,,nritv our lodge could beslOw. ~,
. that In the death OF Brolher rahih w si iDe,
a friend. a brother, an able, prompt, sIlsis y
knlrht of Horror alwAys READY. aiNsyn Pio'iI
ana mon whom our lodge nae impuciuy ~ ~ IVY,
T., o,,t gnnncial matters and reports-ohI ~
~ 49, IN Iii matters of c1nsutution ana iaN nv
orSars ~ me Grand and supreme lo0Kcs,, ahs
,nhose Eminent buslnoss qualifications MICE
him for any station. ...,,,,isrv otflzen
Rrother Ieakin was an eAemp ~, ~ -. -
~, bnnor 10 his profession, crcnlt 70 Wy ~
ma state, and his walk was becoming :" NN'
Krig Il 81 Hnnor.
Respectfully tuomlueu' scofr
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/. ,o-,o 10 New York, via Galvest'
and
nv Steamship Line.

INV o. ID. LugB.
IN ,ss, Union Ticket Agent,
s,.nsta Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

Trade with Turner q Mcclure
Next month and be happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

ptIee bel tural.are al rIakard ! J0ycsI.
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nur Hour laralluss q PInkard : J0yee.
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E,,1gh T1CketS

,sscks TO all points In the
United states
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-30

kid Route |
|.r,ID 1 Slili Ra RsilWaI'

.,-r or TRAINS
|,sty sasA way between
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Special sale To-Day at the PeO'
ple,s store.


All linen towels by the dozen only at 81
and 81 SO, worth sl.5O and 81.
Grey striped jersey fiannels 25c; our price
is 35c and they are chesp at C.
All wool twllled red flannel zoe yard /;
seven.foot fancy bordered window shades
with fixtures, spring rollers. fancy designs
soc; worth at least 80.
Lace curtain net Csc yard; regular 45c
goods.
Boys black or brown wool hats 75c; goods
worth 81 rs.
Full sized white counterpanes 6Oc; worth
9Oc.
We will sell ladies' German mixed nose
to-day at 10c pair.
We're having a sale in shoes. and are
quoting prices that you'll find very low.
In ladies' American kid we give you a
soft sole shoe, Knights of Labor make, at
$2..5.
In French kid we give you shoe at $2 rs
that you can't buy under $3.50 all state
Inents to the contrary are fabricated. We
are making leader of our shoes and sell
them as cheap as most shoe men buy them.
We have French kids at ~ and $3.50 that are
75c pair under anybody's price
We have glove grain or pebble goat
buttoned solar toe cap, sizes to l01z. CSC;
they ask you S150 for this one.
AT 75c well give you child's corocoa kid
shoe. sizes to 8, that is a regular s1.25 Shoe
all over. We used to sell them at that our
selves.
AS soon as our new shoes are sampled our
shoe trade will double.
At $L25 we will sell pebble goat solar
tipped or a q kid untipped goods we sold at
$l.75, sizes 8 to l0la.
At $50 we give you in tipped or untipped
G kid glove grain or pebble goat button
goods we sold at 81. .25. sizes u to2.
Boys riveted, lace, balmorals, solar tip
ped and screwed sole shoe worth 81. so and
a great deal more for service, to-day 81.
Boys lace shoes at 81 so, sizes to g. can't
be bought at wholesale for the price we re-
tail them at.
II you want good shoes cheap the place to
get them is at the PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-23
Los Angeles Land Bureau, No. go
w. First Street.

S9000-44 acres, Ii acres in alfalfa, acres
In Bartlett pears, acre in different kinds
OF fruit acres in vines, good house of 5
rooms, large barn, windmill and tank.
Terms easy. miles from Los Angeles.
s4, ,oOO-3A acres all fenced and cross
fenced, house of rooms, 2 barns, granary.
milk house. horses, l COW, wagons, lot
OF farming tools; 0 miles from Los Angeles.
$3000-l39 acres located in Cahuenga
Pass. This is a good stock or bee ranch.
$1,000 down, balance ON time.
si5.O00-ll acres OF orange, lime and lem
on orchard 10 years old; crop worsh $500,
located in city limits.
81 00--2D acres alfalfa land, frame
miles from the Plaza.
Call and see our list of country and city
property. Los ANGELES land BUREAU.
COW. First street.