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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
BLANKETS AND ned COMFORTS.
w nHnr lnMn r.lr IL uunLL. MA M Z, L

We offer 1000 pair Of white bed blank.
cts.
90 pairs at 81 20. Excellent blanket
considering the very Tow price.
10 pGiI az 700, which urG heavier and
better than the 81 30 goods.
30 pair Of 80 90; tins 10 an excellent
heavy blanket, and has ~ much warmth
IN IL as our 90 blankets.
80 pair al 800; these arc fine and soft
wool,
90 pair at % CO., these are s.ilI Gaor
and softer.
And above this, We have the nuo Call
fornia blankets at 97oO, $500 and 90 %
There rs Il great deal oi pleasure In
dropping 20 sleep under good warm
blnpkets In the assurance that you Will
not wake cold about 4 a m aud lbs run.
ming after doctors and drug stores for the
next week 10 come
We have bed cnmforis Mt 7bc, Sl.00,
$l.G0, $500, S3 90 aud $3.50.
We have Colored blankets at 81 80,
$500, 81 90, s3 90, $3.50, $500 and
50 90 per pair.
We have not sold ~ many blankets and
bed comforts az We expected, on account
~ the weather, and have concluded to
force the sale Of them nt very low prices
II passes for truG without saying that
every dollar nv stcd In blankets ana bed
comforts ~ equal TO the saving Of $40 IN
sickness Heat IL he; cold IL sickness,
and may be death. THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
TBXARK
Almost n shooting Anray-uow Printer
PNss it's hoard HiII.

Aimoht "A shooting ARRAY How IA Printer
Page ITS hoard HiII.
Special 10 Tho 1hEottu
TESAREANA, ARK, Dec. I've came
near having full fedged shooting scrapo
In this city to-day between Mr.. Roy, the
gentleman Who was recently defeated Tor
congress- by Col, Mckee, and IL man who
resides 10 tins city by the name Of Jim
Van, we are informed that they bad a
difficulty over game Of cards aud were
prevented from going together by The In
tcrierGnco OF friends. Later they met on
the street aud Mr., Roy pulled his SIX.
shooter ana attempted 10 shoot Won,
who managed 20 escape by keeping dr.
icrcnt parties between himself aud hia
Antagonist 10 Is believed that they VIII
yet engage In shooting match.
A printer by tho namo OF BIZ
Thomas a iew days ago forged nn order
Tor board on the Daily Time, Of this city.
The bill was presented this evening,
when n was found that Tn mas ha
written the order himself, ms nobody else
knew anything about II. The police aro
on rhoma, = truck, aud ray they viii hnd
him tonight II h0 II la tho city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

spesial " tie Gszotte.
LApoAu, Tx, Dec, 1.-THE track
layers Of lue Guii % oredo s Santa Nc
have at last reached The "Santa Fc
Queen Tbs construction train broke
down Just before reaching town, 0nd ihp
work nus Seen delayed several days
Trains have been promised the cotton
Duyrrs within icn days.
The Paris branch has almost finished
securing she right u way through the
town force OF some coo Is said ~ bt
VI work between hers and Paris.
There Il rumor a1Jat that the con.
pany Intend locating tneir shops at Tins
place.
This railroad project has cost Ladonla
some $50, goo, but the people ore coming
10 lhe conclusion that II Is money well
Invested.
The prospects, lor securing the sherman
g. Ht Pleasant road are better than ever
before, as tho surveyors have abandoned
the Wolfe CITY ana Commerce route.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
THE WEATHER.
Tho severe sorther General Throughout
tho State.
Ar ,ruut,,u,..


Tho severe Sorthsr General Throughout
tho state.
AZ JETrMsON.
Special ~ the Gazettr.
JrTrFRsoN, Tx Dec. Very cold
weather has prevailed here during the en-
tire day. This evening II Is showing and
freezing.
Al HEERIgrTA.
Special 10 the 1h1otte
HrNgfErTA, Tx, Dec. THE Nor.
cury stood at 10 above zero this morn.
ing, with heavy dry nnrthcr blowing.
Al HOwIE.
Hpu ial u tho Gazette
BOWIE, Tax Dec i.--Thc coldest
norhrr OF this aeaLon arrived yesterday
and Is stu with us, much TO our dlscom-
fort.
Al DECATUR,
Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Dec -IIog-klllng
tlmG struck ua about q. m last MINT,
bringing with II blne Texas nor,hcr,
hence all il frozen up this morning.
Cattle headed south, aud wood aud coal
are In hot demand II began knowing
here NJ precisely ~ m, to.duy, aud now
tho ground IN white aud the storm con.
tinuca uni,r very hllh wind.
AZ GAtSEsvfLtE,
special 10 the Gazette,
GAtNFsYhLg, TEX, Dec. i.-The
weather ms bees II very cold here to-day,
aud slight snow has fallen, though MOI
enough to whtep tho gr und.
A. wnirEsRoRo,
special to the Galoto.
WurRsBoRo, Tx, pc, tit has
been sn0wluu slnCu anout 10 O'Clock this
morning, aud Is growing colder. The
thermometer rcgip'etr ~ above zero.
~ i1TLE HucN
special 10 tho GnsetIo
Little Rock, ARK, Dec Tho most
severe cold wave Ut tho season gtruCk
here yesterday Tho thermometer htnpds
about 10 degrees above ru. Abont
three Inches OF snow foll here last night.
AT wiCHfA BALLg,
special 10 lhn ,h4etto.
WicuTA FALLS TEx Dec "A rcpn.
lar nurlh0r struck here iast night &c
cpmpanpd by light suuw this morning
which barely covered this ground IN spots
that were protected from the wlud. The
thermometer now registers fifteen dc.
grens above zero. The cold suap has
placed the people who have COgl stoves
Ia n dilemma, There N not pound Of
coal 10 be- hal for love or m iney. Both
yarda arc completely out, aud they cx.
pcct none before Chrlatmns. This causes
The wood yards TO be oyerruu with or.
dera
Wheat IL getting along az well az could
be expected, but u good rain would be
very beneficial
AT MEMPHIS,
MEMrnIs, rkNN., Dec Tho snow
storm which prevailed here last night and
oil of to-day, rxtends about 100 miles
south Of Memphis Tho snow was three
inches deep at Grenada, MISS
which Is ton Mllua below here.
Trains on all railroads loading into
TINS city were delayed from two to ok
hours this morning, but arc now running
ON schedule time Tho weather cuUtluuta
ihrta onlpg, ana indications are favorable
Tor another enow-stOFr tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

No doubt the cur, Coloraao & Santa
10 railway intends 10 move north from
Coleman soon, aud II Margaret expects
10 prUnt by II she must bq 40 and doing.
a meeting WIS held Mt Albany on the
1911 Of this month, by their regular per
mencnt railroad committee, at which an
Invitation was sent 10 Coleman, Baird,
Fort gdfilu, Tnrpokmprton, Seymour,
Vernon suI Duan's store, asging them TO
send delegates 10 II railroad meeting at
Albany on December 10 'to devise mcsns
10 sccute the extension Oi the Santa H.
over tho old cattle trail route.n f.
VIII bs noted that Margaret Is not
On that route, aud that she rs not invited
" VIII afro BIZ noted that an fort, ana u
hlg one Is thought necessary 10 pull thG
line Of The extension 30 far enst. Ana
therein viii Margaret and Quanah had
their opportunity, II they are Wise. LIT
them both iOiutly tackle the question Of
ronte, ana with The advantages they pos.
bcfB In their westerly position, ana tho
othor aid they VIII receive along tha
route, etc they will get tho rxtrnHi1n
But II Will not do 10 procraatlnaie
Delays are always dangerous, aud would
DO fatal IN this CaBe,- Margaret Yiudl.
Gator,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
BUSINESS FAILURES.

4 San Antonio Merchant wakes M assign.
tnpnt rov tho HonsGt or ,rsdltors.
5p ciai 10 tbs Oazoltc,
SAX AEroSro, Tx, Dec. IA decd
Of assignment was aIed with the county
crk this morning by Alfred H.. Frank,
the remaining member 81 tho nrm Of
Frnnk q liirsCh, dry goods dealers on
Commerce street. The assignee named "
liusea Morris. The Liabilities md ussetB
o. not STATED. Ono Of The rcasons dc.
clared 10 the assignment is that A.
HiIsch, ono " the lirm, has ubsconded,
aud mat hi- whorcn1OutB are Unknown.
II Is understood nj the principal loser
by this failure Is tho Galveston nrm OF
Leon @ n. Blum, Though Mr.. Frank OK.
preRseH the opinion that he will be- able
10 arrange hls AFFAIRS 10 few days salts.
tactUrlly ~ tic creditors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

special y tho uazotto,
BOWIE. TIKI Dec. &c. l. frost
superintendent of the Denver, was in our
city the other day, supposed on railroad
business.
The board Of directors Of the Fort
Worth & Denver CITY railway passed ~
to-day On t0nr N inspection.
The Fort worth, Bowie g. Northern
railroad Ia IN shape at last, and as soon 60
ihs weather perm y the Fort Worm gen.
tlemen vii have the pleasure II laying
tins steel on tbcrOnd. Montague aud BowIp
haye agreed on tho work 10 be done, aud
With tbs Hccu8iOmcd vim aud energy u
the two towns everything was settled at
ono meeting. WIN our new college,
coal mines aud railroad Bowie will sOgn
bo city - no mean protrDsiOns,
j. IL. Sttphens, owner 81 the cOul mine
north OF here, shipped car OF coal 10
Vernon yesterday Tor trial. The owners
II McCtuley miue vii ship a car ~ sam
pie coal 10 tho Denver railroad for trial
Ia feW dnys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Special TO the Gazette,
PARs, TEX, Dec, 1t will be re-
memhorcd that on the night Of I, December
Ia, 1855, an old man named Crowder was
murdered at his home IN Delta county.
Jim Frank aud Henry Alexander, VIM
committed the deed nod the country, hut
not long ago they were captured after
ewing light 10 the officers and edged In
ltil az fOri Smith. Snorih Gum reformed
to-day, bringing with HIM Alexander.
Frank died "a few days ago from a wound
received while reslatlng officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Mrs. Godfrey. Murders ii n i,
Morguc, Mysterious ISLAND, soIeigsa
Orators, Oliver Twist, Our arl
Friend, Outr Mcr, P,ul and via
Pier the Whaler, Phantom Fos,s
PnylIla, Pilgrims Progress, RAN
Rlchelleu and Under the led fss d
nd Hound IN Ceyloo, Ribinsoa Gu
RnmGla, Round the Word, ssh g4
Sortor Rosartns, Scstti-h Caitis, q
ows and Sunbcams, shardon D!
Sketch Book, Spanish Nun and NE d
Dwarf, StodderA's Readings and VA
lions, StraDge Adventures Of nEs
Sunrise, Swiss Family X baeop, n
deus OF Warsaw, That BeauuIul Ens
Thicker THAI Water, Thrq fasf
Three Snaniards, Tom Browns ~
Days at Rugby, Tom Criugle's Les 4.
of tao void In Eighty DaH n
Leagues Under the Sea, Two OBJ ne
Vanity Fair, Wiley Reilly, Youhg IN
tcrg,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
Depot Grounds and Right OF wsy.

Special 90 tho Gazette,
SnERhAr, Tsx, Dec, i,--Tho MON.
beers Of tho citiEcnB' committee on depot
grounds and night OF way In the city
limits for the b. Louis, Arka sas &
Texas railway nave been out to-day 80,
ilciting subscriptions to pay Tor said
grounda and right Of way, the city having
agreed 10 furnish tho Same 10 tho rail-.
road company. The amount required In
$4,000, and Will DO easily secured.
Tho new street railway recently CON.
pleted In the southern part Of tho city
was put In operation to-day ut 9 D. M,
running through cars on both Of tho old
aua Now routes. Increasing the service
over the entire system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
THEY DIDN'T ESCAPE.

rho Morris County r'isonets Attempt 10
Burn Th,ir Way out ~ Jan
special 10 tho Ha,olta.
DANdERFlrLD, Tx, Dee. 1.-The
prisoners eonancd IN the county Jail at
lhis place attempted TO escape Ia I lght
by burning hole through the wall OF the
building, which II II wooden structuro.
They managed 10 control the nre until IL
burned through ~ the outside. There
being strong north wind blowing nj the
time, they sOun discovered that unlesa
the Dire WAS eTtinguishcd they would be
roasted nllvo, when Jailer Terrell camo to
their nssi-tance. Tho prisoners arc all
negroes, none Of whom escaped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
MILAN COUNTY WET.

The hssult shown by Partial Returns from
tho roh,biuon fsicouap.
special to the dhtita.
Il eInALE, Tx, Dec, 1.-THE prohl.
billion election to-day pasaed on quietly.
Two hundred and twenty one votes were
polled here, 90 being Tor aoti.pro lbi.
ton. Seven voting boxes 10 the county
heard from give majority OF $50 against
prohibition There are yet others 10 be
heard from, but irum The present lndlca
lions she uun.prohlhlilou pasty will win
tbs day 10y ~ least 200 votes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

COPIED from Wrha American Trayeley. % nnt
llshcd ~ boaton. Mass, March 8, ia2d, or only
piay yeafs ago V
The acknowledged Importance Of rail.
road conveyance aud the great anxiety
exlnslng IN The public mind, respecting
me relative value o. canals and railroads,
~ npecles OF Internal communication,
must render any Information concernine
either " some interest, aud II that In
formation comes from peruonn who have
made the subject their particular etudy.
hnd have given 70 .ho puhlic tho result OF
tnclr faithful experlmonts-~ whether thep
tend towards establishing the one System
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
LAnInal AND emlnnrn,e snona.

We have the largest stock Of ladIeh'
and childrcn'5 shoes Ia Fort Worth, and
cell NJ cxcecdlnpl low prices In ladl -
shoes we hive tho celebrated makes Of
johnson & CO., Rochester, N ", Frank
& Pray, Baltimore, Md nnd Enos & Co,
New York CITY; aud IN chlldron's shoesi
Harris Co., Philadelphia. We sen our
llnc shoes for good less than shoe ore
prices, because We sell more In Il great
lca5 space, aud what they add for chow
We deduct from their prices
Ladies, please come aud see us, and
bring the chlldroa. Au rovolr
YuOMAs FAIRLY,
Advertising editor ChGeo Trading o.
=. S.--We have ali kind OF lasts and all
widths Ui too aud sole. T. Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
oyERsrocKBD wIrn GOODS.
rnrrlnr snl.. rllh Loo prIe...

Forcing sales win Low TFiuers
We bought too many goods this fall.
We have concluded 10 force sales, by ex-
IRENE low prices.
WEATHER PRoBABnITfEs.
Did you read what we wrote about the
weather last week. 10 came just ~ we
said II would. The weather viii grow
warmer now, from this writing, Saturday
evening. The next low barometer or
rain period Ia about december H. But
there arc minor disturbing Influences,
which may bring 10 90 several days earlier.
Warm weather viii come II day or two
before, ana very cold weather VIII follow
II. Bear this ia mind The warmer The
Days are ihe nearer we are 20 u rain
period, which Is folio ND a. once ty c Id
snap THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chas Tracing Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
A DESPERATE CRIMINAL.

Serving n Ton Ysars' Fsrm lie rrios 90
oommlt second ainrdsr,
Prrrsnun0, PA Dec i--A convict IN
tho wettern penitentlarY narrowly -.
capped becoming a murderer the second
time yesterday afternoon, His name Ii
Gordon, under sentence Of ten years Tor
killing Bis wife IA Johne,on, aud he Il
serving HE third term In The peniteutlary.
He has been employed IN the mat depart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Special to tho Gazette.
DALLAe, Tax, Dec. 3, 300 a. NJ
Col. George Noble, general manager Of
the Texas & Pacific railway, died tonight
az 100 o'clock At Dallas sietr an HIN ss
Of nine days, The funeral will take place
ON December Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
Foot ana shnn n.nl.r. n,.lrn.

DETROIT Mrcn, Dec. i.--Charlcs
BrnnH g. Co Wholesale dpalora In boOiH
ard shors, made m assignment to-dsy.
fbeIr liabilities Hre 100000; assets cstl-
mated at Sl80 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

We are offering properly ia all parts OF
the city aud can now show som nice
property both improved and pnimproved,
at bargains. a. ~ TRuirT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

~ w Williams q Co. are selling al.
ppms 80 per cent cheaper than the same
goods were sold last year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
LAnlnn, cLnAna.

We offer 800 ladies' cloahs, d0mans
and walking jackets, Ladies' clonke at
$8 90 TO $50 90; ladies' walking iackcts
~ 90 70 S20 90; misses' aud chiilren'H
clOakB III 90 TO $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Come to tho Chase Trndug Co.B aud
look 0rould. We VIII give you bar.
gala IN some good useful articles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
ror ynrlour summ.r nlrornrr..

Such as cramps md soreness, POmcroy's
Plastcrs are II sure and effective remedy,
and no family or tourist should bn with.
out them. OF druggists aud Eastwood &
Orsch, rgcGts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
APRIL DTgTE1raurre,rr

The Distribution will be supervised by committee j
residing in the city, who have kipdy ntd 9
and attest The impartiaty of the award @Fa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
superintendent, frost W no Road.

'fffihi w wv 'tAAfitNf
WIcBlrA FALLS, TEX, Dec. 4 Gen.
crhl Superintendent Frost and party
passed. north on special thlB evening on
business connected with the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
Tho rinn

'" WV hthbt
For mercb0nts TO proyIlo Themselves
with goods for tho holiday trade. No
better stock for thiB purpose can be kent
than musical Instruments
At G II Edwards', 1888 and 1856 Main
street, Dallas, Tex, IL the he danarters
Tor The Southwest for goods OF this kind.
and Imports direct from European manu-.
iac'urefS nccordeonE, yiUlins, harmon.
lag, etc.
eau aud examine stock II you can, and
IL not Hnnd for illustrated catalogue for
tho trade only,
McCluro'5 '''"''
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~, h'ad the advertisement OF Randall &
Chambers Go, on tigh'h page.
----------------~s.--------
Baskets, baskets at tho Fort Worth
Ohlna Co's cheap, cheap, cheap.
blfa cages, All slylcs aud prices, AT the
Fort WORTH Cnira co.'s.
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The famous yellow Nabeemond yam
'"'o' potatoes az Tuuor McClurG's.
me best clgtr m the city at Wells
utus htorc, b09 Houston street.
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Ladies' who are sufferers from head
acne, WIN md In Morris Cascarlne n
Pheasant aud effective remedy.
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me largest lluo " wisk broom.hnldera
IA tho city al III W. Williams & co.'s
You cannot Get rid ~ malaria With an
inactive liver, Mprtls' Cascarine cnrcs
affections Of the liver and stlmulates n tn |
d healthy action W
Tho best clear IN the city al Weus |
drug store, 900 Houston street.
Toilet sets, Bohemian vases. bIso,o
ngnres, alouols, ladies' satchols, and \
foil line OF toilet articles III H. " wn
Hams g Coz WI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

TIn TINT Tom Cat acrntoNod nv darllngis
facer Rub II. freddy, with salvation on.
Tho boat remedy for pulmonary complnInta
II Or, Bull Cough syrup. Price % oents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
1TzEIEI PEREsNETTJNrs

The following IL partial list of the premiums be given
IL compctei F"sNenAl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

REED the advertisement OF Randall &
Chambcrs Go, ON eighth page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

zone rubbing Of ST. Jacobs on cured
ING o. ncuralBla."-M, 4. nann, Liver.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
Why Suffer with Chapped and
Sore Hands Z


WIZ cure tho warel case Of chann.a h.... ~.
lips. kYery box aparenieed. ss,n,t.' W 80. wv
"fo' ". w. WILLIAMS & Co.
Wholesale Ageais,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Pure Michigan maple syrup at Tuner &
M Clurea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

MCCluro's ="
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
EDo E-TSTTpAss.

IL -a-N
NV ioo"ns LIST OF lcd Line Poets 90 number embrace all Of NJ
Popular Authors The Handsomely Bound and retail worth
~ Ilwl AurorH Leigh Ayoun, Lala R1okh Poetry Fosa
Browning Elizabeth ia Mecapay
eI BryantB Early Poems
|''Iidgr to"pert Lost, Pops Proctor
yuch, Eliot, Fayorlte Schiller, B1asespa
] u|t"S FAUST, Gold ley Songs, Sacred aud De0os
IN song emana Hood HAD n,clow Turner Vryl whittier Wills
h0hA, hlfk White, Lady the akc,I wor
va Explanatory descriptions principal advertised q
column from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

h'ai the advertisement OF Randall &
Chambers Go. on tigh'h page.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Toilet sets, Bohemian vases. bIso,a
figures, albums, ladies' satchols' AMI
iull line OF toilet articles III IL. " WIN
Hams & Co's VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05
Al HENRIETTA.

Special 70 tho 1nlottc
HENRIETTA, Tx, Dec. THE mor.
cury stood NJ 10 above zero this mprn.
ing, with heavy dry nnrthcr bloNing.
Al HOWIE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

Tho best claar IN the city al WeuJ
drug store, 800 Houston street. ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

You cannot got rid ~ malaria with an
inactive liver. MprtlB' Cascarine cnrcs
affections Of the liver and stimulates n tn
d healthy action ~ W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-05

special 10 the Galetto.
JrrrrRsoS, Tx Dec. Very cold
weather has prevailed here during tbs en-
tire day. This evening II Is showing and
freezing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-08
Prior Lake.

Among the arrivals this week we notice A.
]. w. Thompson and party, Hastings: Mrs
w. M. Kellie, two Chill dren and nurse; Mr. A.
Phillips, Minneapolis; w. HI. Hay and wife,
Farmington; L. P. Delano and wife, Fargo;
Nellie Connolly, arlington; Mrs. Hale,
Bertha Hale Robbie Hale, Walter Hale, st.
Paul; r. J. Gallagher, La Crosse, Wis. :;
Charles Stewart and family, Kansas City,
Mo-; B. N. Corona and family, st. Louis
Mo-; Mr.. James Allen, Pennington, Mo. :;
Mrs. James Allen. Pennington, Mo-; Mrs. H.
Lazarus, Pennington, Mo-; Master Bonnie
Allen, Pennington, Mo-; Mr.. w. NJ. McNan-
manaS, Chicago.
Mrs. Crawford and daughter Eleanor of ST.
Paul are stopping at Grainwood, and her two
sons are camping with Bradford Howes,
across the Ike at Costello point.
Mr.. B. N. Corronna, wife, child and nurse,
of ST. Louis, his sister, Ms. May, with child
and nurse, and Miss Clara CORONA, nearly
fill the rooms OF the Corridor cottage
Lawyer Southworth of Shakopee has camp
near the Grainwood. About a dozen inmates
in his care keeps him pussy getting the neces-
sary supply of fish.
George P. and Charles NJ. Case of Mime
apolis are spending a few weeks at Grain
wood prior to their hunting trip with Capt.
Hull
Charles Stewart, Esq.,, of Kansas City, Mo-,
with his pleasant family, are among the So
journers here.
Supt. Kellie's family are snugly settled in
Sunbeam cottage for the rest of the warm
weather.
Hon. H. j. Peck of shakopee with party
of seven made days visit at the lake this
week.
Mrs. c. w. Case and daughter, Miriam, of
Minneapolis, spent last Sunday at Grainwood
Mr.. A. B. Savage and family take their
summer rest at Grainwood this year.
Mrs. II. Lafayette Of Chicago returned to
her home after a two weeks visit.
Miss Ket cham of St. Paul is also one of the
guests here.
Erie s. Hull of Chicago spends his vacation
at Prior lake.