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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

h EMORY Il. NlXON, homeopathic na,
4 removed HIS Office and residence TO corner
Nh and Taylor str els, DIR. Broles' formel
4ence. ONCE hours 8 TO 10 u. M, 9 to4p
Telephone conn ctiong
MAN 4 Ril.AND, general land and CO.
lection agents for the Panhandle
q, Tascosa, Tex.
iDGEs n WELLS, Attorneys al law
Montague, Texas, Special attention givei
~ and commercial ltIgation.
aOQD, FlsHkR n tOkD, AttorneysR,.
Law, San Marcoe. Texas.
AVIS, BEAi4l. q ROGERS, AIlOrneys m
lounselore at Law. over Fort Worth M
bank Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

EA EhEaICCC Ita GAneas, ana 5 now ma
WEHIAEJO neoehsful CURE atyDuI
II " own hons. by one who was deaf twNnty
eighA gfara. Treated hy mpet 81 tho pntad
eparinlihts hhunt boncift. Cured himkOf IN
throo tnoaiba and slnte then hpndsOde Of 9Th
afs. fuA particulars sentOn application,
n. :, PAtFt
No. a West Thirty 1rst &C., New York CITY.
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than @Aiur day.
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LIVERPOOL. Dee Cotton-spot cl0sod
6rm, stiticni' n little, l I6d higher
Ordinary 3 10 4, good ordinary 4aed; low
mddline ID mid ing uplands, 5 3 iBd; mid
ding Oriea 3, \ b.l6d
ToiaD sales $4,000; American 300 I'm
po t.. 5000; American, $500
Fuiur, closed steady, to polnts higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

NEW YoRE nee. 6.--ootton - Spot closed
lrm, l.l8 higher.
Sales, 225
Ordinary, l9o good ordinary, 10 leo
low middling, l8-lBG; middliug, y . 100; good
abiding, 0 o. lde; mihdhng fair, 10 100
Fu'uros closed strong, l6als points higher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

The Double daily Lines OF PRTlor'eArs anc
Palace Sleeping c1aches By this Line from
st. Louis to Cincinnati and Louisville
Making direct connection - both points wiz
morning and Ovening Expeees TIains, hayinf
Palace Hotel and sleeping cars TO Chattanooga
Atlanta, Macon and Jacksonville Withou
change No Ferries or Transfers by this Route
All connections made ia Union 8 pots.
Fog tickets, ratios or any particular intormA
ton, call on ticket agents Of connecting lines
West Northwest and Southwest, or Ia ~ JOuit
AZ l0l and l0S North Fourth street
JOHN n. BARNARD, w. D. hHATruo,
Pres. and Con. Manager, Gen. Pass. Agt
Cincinnati, Ohio.
q. D BACON, Gen. Western Pass. Agt.,
~. Louis BIO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

,STEp-To rent good piano, upright
nrefered. ADDRESS, IS. U @, care ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

r..y the best nickel cigar ever in
M q For sale OILY BY Fort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

LONDON. Dec . --.consoIs zoAed 30 lower
~ l0Q lie Tor money.
STOCKS AND BONDS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

BRENT wo wen .turnishod I ont rooms,
tsIge enough for two gentlemen, good 10
i near bu iuess center. Apply at Jos
fktfeet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

,STED-.A cook German or Swede pre-
ierred Apply at SOT Pecan, bow cen
IN and Third sire "A, Jake Johnfon
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nusINpss CHANCES.
WANTEI-nALE HELp.

.fETFD Fifty scraplng team and men
,sr IRA Ing, on the Fort Worth and Rio
IA raj oAo, Fix miles south OF Fort
IN App at once 10 j. +. Hughes, con.
II, IN work.
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i 5NTED--A nicely i'rnisned anu we'll
4 heated room, with board for gentleman
',fo Must be cent al y located. A drele,
M locatlo, an terms for permanent pccu-
IN References exchanged. "Comfou,"
Mic office.
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,LlSsIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. :

sfga0 employment rho cannot m
psfso.,s~ ,sg adrcTtise b his column fer sifH-
~ e( charge
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kTEsiAN BATH HOU sE-- natural nowIn,
water, eighty gall0na per minute, ,soit ~
Neat bathing water In tho state. II may b.
4 as at Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
4 Single tickets, 70 cents; i've tickets, u
Bic 4 Haymaker, proprletors, northwest
M public square.
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m RKN r--Very comfortable rooms for
4ept. Apply nc 4l2 cornTr Fourth aud
"A nlrn0th ~. Nnrrlit.
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70 Rent DwtLLiNGs,
MISCELLANEOUS.

b RENT A tbr room house, Inquire
MS 9l3 at you tn street.
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phoFE.,slunAL.

EDOn ,toye wood by j. . Lucore
IOUlJ & Co, corner Main and
II sire "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

bR rem IA desirable south room. In
AaIro 81 Taylor street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

ROOMS F,,K AENI.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-07

..,-;,--,,ie,s interference hoo kmplOymen
ID REIN ~ etairs over poatonlco, Room
p s.a.. botels farmers, merchants, con
ana d 5lSA, @ae S ana ,e@ Snlsn1 Al VI" or
lhls n1otiy attended 10. Telephone No. ~
.PEuvnn, Proprietor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
nEysroNE STATE POLITICS.

Pennsylyanla politics are IN a.queer
WAY, They have, II Is true been ~
queer way for some years, OF ever since
tbe Camerops resolved themselves lnto
nolItical Colossl for the rest Of as 70 go
neepina between their political legs but
tbis rear they are more queer than ever
hefore The uncertain element Ia them
q The prohibition vote. Three years ago
.hst marty rame up aud was laughed At
right and left. Now they are laughed al
mi the laugh comes from the other size
N the polIticlans' mouths. the lister
,nore or Iese Hshy individuals are
now busy trying 10 make she Pro-
hihltionless believe they have always been
vvIfb them. OF course the latter State
n,ent h a lie. but politicians are Of short
memories, and they think everybody else
has their came amictlon. But they hAye
not. ~ many a seeker after place AZ me
Of the people has learned 20 ms eof-
it,sa ainguisr fact that the liquor men
OF the state are also greatly encourages
~ lie Wolfe movement. They are very
inter Ia their opposition 10 Gen. Beaver,
" d VII be the Republican eenailate, ana
reaard with favor o inOyentnt ~ certain
~ cor tribute 10 his defeat IS the kominA-
Von III wolfe By the Prohibitloniets. ne
nenublican leaders viii attempt 70 HAEe
4 bargain Win tho liquor men Iley VIZ
propose, with neagel's kpowiedse ana ~.
,,rossl. 10 pledge Him " any E}eaeufe Aie
IIonor Interest demards, bat = y sAle ~
~ "a advance that the entefpflec lpsis
sei. TIE ilquoE men haze been deceltcp
eeverql times IN the past and are peeeh'
inK geIy lneIedulops,
Another disturbing element u tne te.
Gently CerclOped revolt smong the colored
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

les, for $50, worth ioc--ulgh neck, plain
sleeve embroidery around collar
Lot liio, for ase lIlsh ncckcd, tucked 'front.'
linen lace around collar
Lot 30, for Cambria high neck aud back,
square IN front, with narrow rutIla around neck
Lot d, SOC nigh square neck, trimmed With
narrow Hamburg edglng,
Lot 1855, eoc-Low round neck, edged with
three tucks and narrow embroidery.
lot nai Differs slightly from lot mass, ;Sc
each.
lot ll52.-llIgh neck, bosom Of small tucks
and embroidery, 81 90 each.
Lot Hss9-square neck, bosom ot Wide em
broldery with narrow edge. Very cheapi $500.
Lot HSeo square neck, with line cmbrold
cred front, sio0 each
lot HS5 High meek, tucked front, edged
with embroidery, 81 20 each.
Lot IlS7 High neck, with straight tucks and
embroidered In bosom, sl.2b.
Lot Haqi--L Low, square nook, trimmed Win
hnt Tofchon lace around neck and sleeves, 9 30.
Lot H5s High neck, deep pointed front Of
wide embroidery, Stb0.
lot HOG High neck, polluted bosom OF bias
tueks aud embroidery, Slb0,
Tot H5a- High neck, with round bosom OF
bias tucks ana embroidery edged with narrow
lace plain sleeves, $500,
Lot ilco--Made Of eambfc, square neck, with
lece und embroidery bosom, also around neck
an sleeves, $500
lot Il0l--updcrwaist, made OF cambria
hiah neck, little square N front aud bosom Of
liocn lace and swiss embroidery, lace nraund
neck and atm-hole, beautiful garment, es 90,
and worth more money
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
sIGHT DRESSES.

5Oc- Plain front, with narrow emb.
Els.
6Ic-piain front, with narrow emb.
insck and sleeves.
Tucked bosom, with emb. ruflle
II slseves.
Mother Hubbard front, with tuck'd
lamb. emh. ON neck and sleeves.
x--Mother Hubbard style, muslin
4 emb. rutlle on neck.
Cambria gown, with 20 small
tacf ms. down front, plain neck and
.to--Rnund yoke in front Of tucks and
I d rullie to finish, 3-box pleat down
sls-Tucks down front, with ranle Of
beck and sleeves.
sil5- Mother Hubbard front. yoke OF
iucks aud Hamb. ms, finished With
.a
sl25-Large and small tucks down
m RIFLES Of lIamb, emb.
|s--Cambric gown, With deep pcinrd
|8b. and puffs.
By oke Of allover emb., large tucks
IH0N yoke.
Hubbard, short yoke Of
and tucks.
|lis-square yoke Of tucks and emb.
h.
| C0-Mothcr Hubbard gown Of mus
Of tucks, finished with Hamb. emb.
sg25-Deep round yoke OF fine Tor
eahd emb., 3 box pleats In back,
k2fb-- Mother Hubbard gown, yoke Of
1, RULES Of emb. trimmings.
$500 Large tucks down front, wide
lon cross ways beautiful garment.
siOO-Three large tncks OF lawn, put
10 shape, and very wide Irish point
e.
sl50-Gown of fine lawn, large bias
! vide emb. in front, back has yoke
siO0 Made Of fine material, yoke two
us Of linen lace and emb. put In mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Lot IliS, s5c-with plain band around neck
fine muslin. w '-1U
Hi0S 5oc--Front handsomely trimmed with
inserting, narrow edge and tucking, good
quality cambria.
HOG, 00c---Nery similar TO 1882
Hil0, 75c-Square chemse, trimmed with
medium narrow embroidery, alternate rows of
tucking and inserting.
HOB, 75c-Mlll embroidery and tucked front,
trimmed with Hamburg edge choice cotton
I42G 55c--Bosom Of Torchon lace and tucks,
lace around neck and sleeves
HilJ, 75c-Bosom Of alover emb., narrow
edge around neck and sleeves
l23G, N5e-Bosom OF box pleats aud insert
Ing, narrow edge on band
H20, 81 00--Square neck, little vine front,
bosom Of puff and inserting
Hl0, 81 O0--Two front, square neck, narrow
embroidery 10 lnlsh.
H237, s 00-Round neck bosom OF solid
embroidery.
H285, Sl.00--Round neck, pointed bosom Of
wide inserting and tucka
HlG, slO0-Square neck, trimmed with lace
aud tucks.
Hli, sl,0o--B Bias inserting with tucks.
H26, Shakespeare neck, bosom Of alloyer
embroidery.
Hl27, Sil5--square neck, bosom all lace.
H425, Sii5-liourd neck, narrow edge ON
neck and sleeves band OF cmb. ON front
Hl22-Neck round, bosom Of small tucks and
wide embroidery.
H23s, 81 25--Round neck, bosom OF omb.
and tucks, band Of emb down front.
H42G, Sl.25--Square neck, bosom In three
points OF embroidery
H27, 81 20 Square neck, bosom Of fine in
sorting and puhs
Hi98, Sl2j-Square neck, bosom Of deep
embroidery ans Inserting
H29, 81 50.-Square neck, bosom Of emb and
tucks llucn Ice around taud.
H8i, 81 co. Chemise OF camhgc, jolnted bo-
som. insert'R and tueks with wide edge
H38, $500 Elaborate round bosom Of lace
and SWISS emb., small tuoks and lace anlsh
skirt
H9s-Round neck Of wide lace ribbon, run IN
chemise Of lawn, 10 small tucks and wide lace
on skirt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

people. There are 10000 coiored voters
ia the state, noue Of whom, except per.
haps 100, has ever voted any other than
the Republican ticket. For some years
these men have been growing FESTIVE.
Their appeals for recognition have not
been iayorably considered, and their APP
plications for iavors have been answered
BY promises only. which promises have
never been fulfilled.
This man Wolfe, whom the Prohibition
lists propose 10 nominate, Is very strong
man with the people, capital stump
speaker, aud thoroughly honest. In 1881
be came out on his own account, nomina-
ted himself against the Cameron rule and
at the polls secured over 10000 votes.
The next year he was not candidate,
but he supported the independent candl'
date, when this same man Beaver, whom
the Republicans now propose 10 renomi-
nate, was candidate for governor ana
was defeated by PattisoD, the present
Democratic governor Of the state. IL Is
a mlN-up all around, aud the Republicans
are thoroughly scared, Their con-
yentlon TO nominate q full state ticket
meets next week. The Democrats are ut
tefly demorallzed, II Is true, their party
having jnstabout gone 20 pieces, but they
hope TO get wedge In by way Of the Re-
publican factlonal quarTelS and the Pre-
hibltion stand, aud possibly 70 eventually
free the state from the ring rule that has
30 long disgraced II and the cause OF good
and honest government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27

Lot uilss 2sc--rlain four medium tucks.
H93i, a5e--rrIm'd With everlasting edglng.
liiop, eoc- Rntle Of Hamburg embroidery
and four large tucka, open.
H9aS, 0oa--f.adips muslin drawers, open and
closed, four tucks and emb, edge
Hlli2, coo Wide mIllea OF embroidery ana
and four small ticks.
uilli, e5e--Open, with broad hcm aud SOW.
ontcen small tuekp
Hillo, gae Both closed and opened, narrow
embroidered rpflc, tucks in ionr clusters,
Hliss, 15c--closod drawers, trimmed en-.
broidey and tucks.
illlas, s5u.- Open, rutle OF emb., cluster Of
three t1cks inserting aud OF onb, three tueke.
NINA, 7Sc--Open aud closed wide runle OF
embroidery, four small tnoks, space, and four
small tucks.
Hil1l, pSc-OpeD Wide Hamburg pmh. on
bottom, with seven tucks above.
nllsS, o5c-.0pen, edged with emb and three
small tueks with apaou oi one larger,
Hllsl, 1900 Wide Torchoa lace, with oiaht
small ineke.
llil2s, si00--Closcd, omb, runlc, with fvo
medium-siya tuoks.
Iieg, Hlll5, si,oO-.opcn handeome emb.
fntle aud six large iueka
nuns, 100 Closed and open, wide edge OF
llpmbufg embroidery, with fouf small tuuks,
two large ones and ioufmore.
IliG5, NM 81 90 Closed and open, hye
tucks and inserting OF linen lace, wide lace on
bottoms also Hamburg edge, two tncki aud
inserting
llills, 81 lb-Closrd and open, null en-.
bfoldefyi RUNE with i've ANAL tucss and space
81 two large ones
niila, aBl5 Open, deep null embroidery,
With null inserting aud four snail uelB on
each Side.
Ild0, 81 los open, two runles OF emo aud
Ave medium sIto trcks above.
Hil2l1 81 Omen aud closed, ruiHa OF swlps
cmb,, eight small hcks space and eight tutl,a
iliao si25-- Cluhtd and open, wide lnsort.
ing, i've small ipcks and deep null runls form
trimming
iIi0, 81 9b--Closod.
llGs ST 90 Open, beautiful man omb
rpfle WITH seventeen small tuoks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
ADMIRAL.
Is improvement Under the
|etratlc Administration and
What It Indicates,
''hlbiilOn Vote In KeystOneP0l.
a--fred Grant Editing His
Fathers Journals.
m ana Ills Trying 10 Get
N Congress- Queer ways Amer
ians Have of Doing Things.

correspondence Of the Gazette.
pKLPnIA, Pa, June n Within
iiser Mr.. Cleveland was inaug.
PRESIDENT one OF the foremost
u the country, in calling upon
NE White House, told the chief
Y lhese facts: "Should there be
81 Of business interests during
mulstratlon, then the people will
g With the advent Of Democracy
y after It's long wait without the
4 mefe should not be a revival of
Hi should the same depression
aengs over the country be con-
Mlnout Interruption throughout
F'n ns president Of these United
hen you and the Democracy
wen make up your minds 70 re-
me end Of four years 10 that
luAgnlilcance you have 80 long
fa.u II is the business world
ller an controls these things;
revival of business that the
tsse Tor so long been praying; ~
-ck Of that revival which TO
.Nli caused the downfall Of tho
~ party II matters little
sOuF party has much 70 do with
ss.sement IN business or nots II 1t
a'Alii your term Of Office, II Will
~ your party; II 1t does not your
" not DO worth saving. l know
fuong sentiments, but they have
''pe ont before in our political
.lo they will be again. See to II
\, party looks after the business
and al else will be well. The
large are not after oiilce and
y ~, OF nothing about them, 30 that
nned by good men. The Vital
ny OF dollars and cents In the
~ ne mass OF the people"
Nv y PANS OUT TO DATE.
y had an interview with this ed
re business Affairs Of the coun-
..ooslng up" he said. In eDswer
t'ssiion. ~ know that this hes
AK Tor some time, bnt, really,
-eaiF % be something tangible. |
~ rs y has been brought about
ss.s'iey Of the national administra-
na " any rate, Mr. Cleveland has
.'slng 70 hinder Il, and that " N
iaing. An the same i will
ntet upon the party prospects.
we're ecafcely ever higher
I, are 70 day, and q new railroad
{, never placed a. @ lower rate
sr,esk--Hetflng investors 81 the
per cent. The stock market
I nenerAl business demands 51
\ more exchanges than u ala q
'of The last week reported
& % 1850, against eeae,zi7,zlI
y. Q The quesiion comes up Tor
/, & ~ al thss, Il II answered BY
LISA e that "a New York city,
lahet twO-thirds 81 thege ex-
H'e bus iuess Of the stock ex-
iaSt tsFise what Il Was q year
sgHregats loana ~ thu banks
SfN Boston and PnfadeIphie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
NM plarlNerNnLY aonrnKRN -

THE DIHTfNgIINHLf eoNfhkih MN
Two distinctive figures Of public life
ia the South Oh my eye. There are 80
many things about these mon that u old
and vet new that touch memory with q
lift 10 discover who aud what they are.
met them both 81 the Continental, en-
loving the same kind Of food aBs man
aging 70 get eiong with the beat accom-
muoations Ia the house. Both Of them
nave strange histories. They represent
widely different ideas Of the business and
nrlvnfe life OF great section one lives
in Arkansas, the other Ia Ge0rgl@. They
have nothing IN common and Train ~ en-.
tirely different schools Of Thought end
acton. One Il All Itishmani ihll OF
Al The keen hpmof, rea9y Wis ana now
~ words that 30 characterize the Celtic
race. The other = q nhiiye-born PENN
aglganlan-.-a cold, etlculsting, courageous
man, without much thai IS generous ~
ia naiufe. Iie was . 0ig man ~ those
dava a. peaceful revolution 10 the South
which followed tue war. They heye
paesed into history a. ~ reconstrueilgn
neslod---ihaf era ~ Htfife which nlled ~
soufh wilh more 6if.tfHfee taaa ga i''e
work az the armies, whether rlBat pr
seroue need non row be discussed. ms
saof a appArent. The MlIesian hAg neser
bcep IL public life ag hn 0iiice-h0ider, PM
hoih ID Ceoroia aud 10 the nation he Aes
been kbowr az y u lefcf Anr ioras'
along with the bro - bctt ppih ov'
fore ADD since ~ 4af ~ sReFts ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
SKIRTS.

Lot nlpol, IS PLAN, Win mem ana iyo
small tueks
Hlol7, DOC Three small iucks IN rune and
four LARGE ones above.
HloOs, 75c-Broad hem, I've large tucks wlA
space
HOS, Zoe Deep rune, with four tucks and
wide lace.
HOOP, 95c--widc ruine, trimmed with emb.
and four tucks
HOO, Sll5--luile OF deep embroidery, with
eight tuoks above.
HlO29 sllb--Wide ru0le Of cmbrOdnrv and
nine small tucks shove.
Hoo, sl26--Four small tueks Ia embrold.
cred ruiiles and twelve medium size above.
Hl0l2, Sl.26 Fuur small tueks ia deep ruille
OF embroidery and twelve large ones above.
Hl0l, 81 g5--Cluster Of ten tuoks IN rullc
and seven cluster tucks above
HOE, slS5 Raille OF deep embroidery, i've
large TICKS above,
HOG, si50-Sklrt Of cambr.c, with deep
( Jorchou lace on ruille aud three lncka.
HIPS, 81 50--Narfow rufle Of Hamburg emb
with cluster Of three small tueks.
Hl2i, VI 76-Rnilla OF embroidery, cluster OF
I've tucks above.
HOP, Sl.75-Doep rufie, with three cluster
tucks and wide linen lace on botiomi Ave large
tueks above.
Hl020, s2,o0--R nilla OF line Hamburg emb
and large aud small tucks above.
! HID, 81 00--Rutc Of fine deep omb,, cluster
| OF i've small turks shove.
| Hl020, 81 00--Deep embroidered rufle, heavy
work, thirteen tueks above,
| Hl90, 81 2J--Threc rows Of tucks and two OF
1 lace inserting, with deep lAcu forming RUNE,
] 1llB2, 81 50-Rutile Of fine Hamburg embroid.
cry aud tucks.
| HOPS, 80 90 Very vice runle Of beautiful
embroidery, with clusters Of taeks and small
ruilles underneath
/ mss, 80 25--Fine cambria rutlle, with small
tucks spaced with large handsome linen lace
| edge.
| Hl02l, IS 50--S Skirt of one deep founce en-,
broldery, lS inches Of work.
1885, ~ 50-Full shirt In back, rullo Of en-
broidefy all around, with six tucks above.
HISS, 81 50--Two rows Of taels, one OF wide
Torcbon inserting and handsome edge, small
rullle underneath
iilBG, e5.00--Ilnen lace nlle, fifteen small
tucks aboyei skirt Of fine cambria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
noon sInN.

one OF the unfaillng Signs Of the coDdl-
ton OF the business pulse Is the amount
OF money the public seems disposed 70
spend upon pleasure. Last year many o.
the summer hotels lost money. Travel
was light all around, and everybody
seemed inclined TO stay at home and
economic. This year nearly all the
area, hotels in the big resorts are already
full, Notwithstanding the season Is hardly
vet opened; and the agent for one Of the
principal Atlantic steamship lines told
me the other day that his company had
booked more passengers for Europe up
b that time chan they did during
ne whole Of last season. summer travel
on all Of the trunk lines OF railway prom
ises 20 be exceptionally heavy this year,
an Of which Indicates that the people
have more money ospend than lsst year
This news has not come any 100 soon.
There are thousands who have been for
several years pray ing for IT, II y only
20 be hoped that the revival Will be per-
manent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-27
- A V Il Q r & B a e R

RuRungo o. hit tribe u interesting PEG.
pie with great fuoncy. Hesr him.
WHAT TnE JUpag TinsKs.
The SDnth N slowly but surely yet
ting over the struggles which war
brought TO is people, and the loss Of
temper that followed the work Vi the
swOrd,n said Judge o A. Loehrane, as
he drew fresh mouthful Of smoke from
his cigar and shot It through the air.
"Our people are extending a welcome TO
both capital aud labor from the North,
and there is no halfhcartedneas IN lts re-
ceptlon. The result Il that wo arc i'm.
proving very rapidly Materially We are
growing beyond anything had ever ex-
pectcd 70 see. Our farmers arc getting
out Of debt aud the face Of the whole
country Is looking up, Within the pas.
three years Georgia and | think the
same IN true Of most Of the Southern
siatcshas improved more than In all
the years since the war Our people are
more energetic and pushing than ever
beiorep
"Why2u
"Iiecause they have got almost entirely
away from the war feeling and the Bit
terness 81 reconstructoD.n
care the blacks improyIpgip
ivory ma erlally. They are accumu-
iatlng land and personal property 10 a
very considerable degree They especial
ly take To owning land. Hold out to a
cOl0rcd man or woman the chance 80 get
home and most Of them viii make any
sacrifice 20 reach IT, This " true Of the
colored people Of Georgia, and have no
doubt Il Is Of them in other Southern
slateH.n
"what Is the political situation in
Georgia."
'Just now We are having very bitter
hight. Gen. J y. Gordon Of Atlanta aud
Mai Bacon ~ Macon are making can.
yase for delegates ~ the nominating con
ycntion which meets next month o. nom.
mate a candidate gor governor. Feeling
between thelrffends is running very high
No matter which gets the nomination
there viii be scars left from the contest
"Is there any chance 70 divide the
South upon political quesii0Ds1n
"Not 10 long ~ tbs Republican pariy
II the only opponent. II there should 3
breaking up Of parties ami new Issues
make themselves felt, the South could b.
easily divided Il Is only Democratic
now 80 mesns Of eeli.preseryntlor
against a party made up IN our section
mostly " negroes. ANY liberal party
bearing any other name than that u ne.
publican, can split the South Ia one hour
comparatively speaking