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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
HANGMAN'S DAY.
The National Capital is RECALLED by q
Double Execution, one for
Wife Murder.
Two Arkansas Farmers Pay tho Death
Penalty for Committing Cold
Hooded Murder.
AT TINE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, April 30 Louis Sum
meraeld, white, and Richard j. Lee, col
ortd, were hanged at the city jail ut Il $50
this morning.
Summerlield died without q struggle.
Lre kick, q several times.
Both bore up wonderfully well. The
drop was five feet SummerAeld muir
isw 4 ues M cRiehS%aaow ffa 6oNss
hanged for cold. biooded wife-murder.
ARK KANSAS EXECUTIONS,
bIrTLE Rock, ARK, April 30 i NJ.
Armstrong, who In February, 1885, killed
DR.. Ferguson In Perry county, was
hanged iu Penyvllle to-day.
George Carroll, who In February 1885,
killed his wife and then threw her body
into well on his farm IN White county
in order TO marry Whey Tidwell, his half
brothers widow, with whom he was
crimnally intimate, was hanged to-day a
Searcy,
Both were white men and farmers o.
respectable standing, and Ia each case al
legal efforts were exhausted TO save theil
necks, by appeals to the supreme cour
aud petitions to the governor 10 com
mute their sentences to Imprisonment FOL
life
IN PRIVATE.
ST. AuGUsTINE, FLA, April 30-J
Walker Cold was hanged to-day for tn
murder OF Charles Harper in Noyembe
last. The execution was private.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
ABILENE,
Attempt at Self niurder--A Successful r.
tiyal-Firemen Have IA Drill.
sunrio1 IN tha lagotta

Attempt at Self niurder--A Successful r.
tival-Firemen Have IA Drill.
Special TO the Gazette
ARLENE, TEX, April 30.-An old N
by the name of Ables ired to take a WI
up the golden stairs yesterday by tak.
an overdose of opium, but his progs
was impeded by two physicians of is
place, who, after several hours Id
work, succeeded in saving the old p
life.
Work on three large brick buildp Is
being rapidly pushed ahead, and coucts
for G building of two other largest
ness houses will be let in few dayrhe
residence part OF the town is al,n
boom, and Abilene looms up in clike
appearance.
The festival given last night by la.
dies Of the Christian church was iand
success in every respect. The SIN and
kind attention If the ia ones al no
little to the successful brilliaucJ the
affair, and as reward for theiruble
they realized somethiug over $40
MIR. w Z. Barbee, formerly 9llas,
has opened music h, use in Abs and
few days since received cad Of
! pianos.
The tlre department was out drill
last night and createN great of ex-
citement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Shorter Route by Twenty-Four
Hours from New York to Florida
to be Adopted.
The Probabilities Against the Passage
Of the Rads Ship Railway Bill, 1t
Being Unsatisfactory.
rsrt Of the BIii 90 Change the Eastern
and Northern Judicial Districts
of Texas.


special 70 tho Gazette.
wABnISGTOS, D. c., April 6O.--Gen
Knott, second assistant postmaster'gen-
orai, returned to the city yesterday morn
Ing after ten days absence IN Florlda,
wiel e he went to arrange II deemed ad-
yisable the extension b Havana, Cuba,
OF the present New York, Tampa, Jack.
eonyille aud Key West fast mail service.
The general expresses himselfas pleased
with his observation and estimates, and
81 IL more than probable that bis We've,
which are favorable TO the extension, viii
be concurred 10 by the pOsimaster.gen-
eral aud tho service established. 10 Is
expected that by the new route the time
between New York and llayaua VIII be
iesscned about t.enty-fonr hOnts.
BADs RAILWAY BILL.
The Eads snip railway OIL was reported
from the senate committee on commerce
In materially motided form Ia place
OF asking government guaranty TO-
s37, 900. 900, the new bi only asks for
$1,000 600 The indications are that the
details VI the bin are unsatisfactory and
will cause its defeat.
ARRIVALS.
j. W. Bailey, Jamesvlllei w y. Be
mis-, Jefferson, Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
WACO.
No Indications OF Trouble Over the
Demand for Only Eight
Hours Il Day.
a Dry Goods House Closed by Attachment
After Il Was sup posed - Settle
ment Was Reached.
aneeIal to The eazette.

special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, April 30.--Up TO this writ
ing there are no indications of any trou
ole here tomorrow on the part OF work
lngmen in regard to eight hours as 0
days labor. Employers and bose s say
their men have not formulated any de.
mands and they believe the men will wait
aud see the result elsewhere before any
decisive steps are taken In Waco. The
news Of the action Of workingmen at Fort
Worth to-day was published here this
evening and may have some effect In pre-
cipitating demands. There are great
many buildings, requiring the labor OF
several hun rcd men, in progress, and a
general strike would entail hardsnips
upon contractors
The Orman trial has kept the district
courtroom packed with spectators to-
day. Most OF the testimony is unfit for
publication. Ormau's defense Is that
Bud Hughston (the hack-driver whom
Oman killed. detained the reputation of
Orman's mother aud sister. The
mother, rather aged woman, has sat
beside her son nearly all day. A verdict
Is not expected tonight.
In the United States district court the
wearisome land suit OF Watson VS. Ayres,
involving valuable lands in Bell county,
was decided to-day by verdict for
plaintiff 1t will be appealed to the
United States supreme court.
There are no further developments yet
in the safe burglaries reparted yesterday
etG., Wnb IneGelsH 'ssArs ieods nnti9us.
and settled seemingly sal factory to all
parties, was closed this event 9 by at
tachmcnts as follows: Peter McClelland
Sss9l.9i, State Central Bank $t0S5 81,
Abram S. Haber OF Waco S6062 81, and
Abrsm Haber, Jr, of Galveston S302l l6,
and Livenson & Co. of New York 1864,
making total of SIS, 749.54 liabilities by
attachments already served. t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

,s suit upon the bond given by Mr. M,
T.. Brown ~ the city a. a security enc
guarantee that he would comply with
contract made by him for the lease OF the
water works OF the city. The attorneys
for plaintiff excepted 10 the rulings OF the
court and gave notice Of appeal TO
supreme court.
loves Comedy company have been
giving entertainments at the opere-house
Tor tho last three nights.
A meeting 10 perfect a permanent or
ganizition IL the merchants exchange
was held at the courthouse tonight.
The meeting of the Literary club last
nieht at Judge Odell's on account OF the
entertainment at the opera-hOuse was not
laraely attended, but those who were
there enjoyed the evening very much.
Miss Matte Miller OF Missouri, who
hiss been visiting the family Of Mr. j. w.
Brady, left this morning for her home,
accompanied as far as Fort Worth by
Mrs. Brady.
II. b. Bishop went to Fort Worth to-
day.
Last night Mrs. Madison and family,
who live in the house adjoining the one
so nearly destroyed by Ere, came near
meeting death by suffocation, but by the
efforts Of Messrs. j. Zimmerman and
Hiram Hall were rescued.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 30 The adjutani-
general Of the army has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Gen. Miles, dated
Tucson, A. r.;
"Ihe Apachee in small numbers have
been committing serious depredations In
the country east and adjacent to the
SonoTa railway, from thirty 20 100
miles south Of The boundary, and to-day
April 27) Killed one man north OF the
lne near Calabazas. Our troops and
thirty men OF Mexican troops under
q major have been IN active pursuit, both
crossing the line, following the raldlng
parties"
Brig.-Ge Thomas " Rpger has Been
assigned 10 q Q command Of the depart
meut of the Oak .a, ami orig Gen. G..
Il. Potter to the command OF the depart
ment Of the Missouri.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
CLgBURNE.

Closing xeTcises-Dvmurrer Sustained
Nearly suiIocated.
Special 70 the Gazette.
CLERuRNR, Tx, April so.--The clos
ing exercises OF the public schools In the
grades from one TO five took place this
morning The exercises Of the other
grades took place this evening at the
Baptist church.
In the case OF the City OF Cleburne ".
NJ. 7. Brown, :, d. Allen and b. l..
Durham, pending In the district court,
the court sustained general
demurrer to plaintiffs cause OF
action and the case WAS dismissed. This
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
XIX Congress-.
THE SENATE.

E.
WASHINGTON, Apfil 20 ON ro,,
S,t' auce the senate took up the nres,.
uenl veto OF the bill "to prevsn, tha
uesecratlon OF grayes.n The M, reIa w
~, " .ne district OF Columbia. II nrnT1 Htes
s,as unclaimed bodie of deces sea no aons
dequllea oy law TO be buried az nnhi.s
,nda,n might be turned over ~ IN
bis 0s a. oolleges OF the District of Co,nno
,ha Ia; nc president declines Ia annrI',.1,
n %o ~. On Inc ground that certain ~ ,,s
sn,,ris ons are indefinite and do 80
SSppy sulncltnt safeguards. Afror "oe
N" i ~, ueuate The senate refused IN noa .
nav AZ 0'er 'ne PRESIDENTS veto, yeas q
. The me conference report on the r,,,..,
Inp a,r bill was submitted ~ G VA
A., Hnu cohcurred in by the senSta
h,ii. ~ tue passage OF several nriva+o
tatsn 'r NC pos,oillce appropriation hi wse
msrts w ana Mr.. Hale resumed HE vas
mos p VI II; Ills argument was. for ~
essS,sp par, directed to showing tne NV sn'
ana Son ~ securing the trade of Csn nr
az lib'- america and 10 the imnoria',,
AS n graat tsupslules to American vessel
merc1si ~ i' taVtur IN Increasing our con-
OF fn ao.s Referring 10 the refnsaI
the sct - to general to carry out
eropnd ~ ~ congress OF last wear IN V ,sa
Inc Nuu tlat II was not for the jntaSn ~ 'he
i speedy trausit of The ''l $50 OF
ibo uia not follow, MIR Hail. malls
$50 ae putting the mails on salu,
He bad vas so always speedy t lole sIi
,eern nSa heard Of one lpeIdsn iran . slt.
, wa h 70 prove this. The inci1n ns mat
laa , nSaTd il Was that iyt tVS,'g ha as he
md u''1 ~ stat' mail Tor Brazil bs az s OF
nv sra, oy The poslmas,er.senorau1a u been
M ag ,,, snip going to BfaziL Tbo on az il
Iop ~ va Has, OF course, under no s o sS1llps
~ h. d 5eaehed HeInamb1co, loo mi,o. When o
y se S'gishs, ", OF the mails he ' was from
a se MS cargo and he dumned ~ was able /,
,iS mails on the wharf az Hue sue United
Il I AMI nlS snip win what freight nSS ~ Il
avs a .lo, sailed for England n nc could :
NE y along came an America IA lew
, M @nac n, u had been sought Oh
n ~ ~ me postomce apsro,s 70 ,, en- m
,i,, VI last Year. Althop@bbp ropriation nj
ON ION, to take the mai ho aaier no CT
toet is ,sg Of loyalty and p sssl sun
y 70 Rio g Janeiro' tSe aSa made is
Sa which the possla.s :.n laess.s Of s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered by This Tribunal n
It's Austin sitting.

Decisions Rendered by TINS Trio"hN nv
It's Austin sitting.
special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, april S0.--ln the su-
preme court to-day the following cases
were disposed Of
Affirmed, w. W. IIaweth VS.. W. d,
D, Eas ey from Cooke, s, w, Thompson
vs.. Gainesville National Bank from
Cooke.
Reversed and remanded with instruc
tions; s w. Leeman VS.. Peyton Wheeler
from Fannin.
Appeal dismlssed' Charles ID. Coate:
vs.. l.. @. Sparkmau ct al. from Wise.
Motion to dismiss oyerrulod; Sarat
Hun ct al. VS., James Alderman from
ReXar.
Submitted on briefs and argument TO
both parties; John Eckiord and wife vs.
Martha Knox from BtXar, City Of Austil
VS., N, S. Walton from Travis.
Motion for precedence grantedi w
II. Russell vs. Phel II, Coge from Hays
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


CoNsTANrINorLR, April So.--The porte
has thanked the powers for their efforts
to cause Greece 20 dlsarm, and their eff
forts alone, says the note of thanks, could
induce the porte 20 dispense with de-
mand for compensation for the enormous
sacrifice Turkey has been compelled to
make In the maintenance Of war footing
to meci the threatened attack of Greece,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
HILLSBORO.

An Old Landmark M0ved-stolon Horse
Recovered risonerB Brought Back.
Special TO the Gazette
HILLsBoRo, TEX April 30,--The Hills
boro hotel, one Of the oldest landmarks
in the city, has been removed from the
northeast corner Of our square TO posi-
tion on the rear OF the large lot on which
1t has stood, and will be used as a lodg.
ing house, or house Of rooms To rent. It's
former site on the corner viii be occupied
by large and fine two-story brick bust.
ness-house. Thus begins the filing W
with commodlous brick structures OF the
north side of our public square, the only
side that Is not thus already nearly full,
Mr.. G NJ, Pogue OF Blum reached oui
town yesterday evening in pursuit OF {
thief who had stolen one uf his horses
He found the horse aud saddle in the llv
cry stable OF j. V. Cantelow, but Tn,
| thief had ahsconded,
Sheriff Bell this week brought eigh'
prisoners from Fort Worth and lodgeC
them In our new jail where we feel as
sured they will DO found when wanted Oh
the day OF trial, Among them is th(
noted T, p Varnei.
! Our public school closes this day
There are TO be concert exercises by tn
pupils tonight,
The new Christian church is far on tn
way TO completion. II viii he the fourt
church buiidlng completed in Hillsbor
Tor white population.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

IleaVe Fort Worth this moniF
ing to recuperate my health. Dsa
absence DR.. y. T. Store, . 81 Z,
the Baltimore College Of Dtrssp
OF seyentSen years. expenspe' y y
practice, Will be found in ias 9s' 4.
take pleasure in recommsnalas
my patients and friend as a Ielp'''
ueman and lrst-class dentist. /.
R.E,ks,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

CITY OF MEXICO, April &c Law
ordering the immediate except rail.
way train wreckers when apded in
the act passed the house OF es Lass
night by considerable M Sew
eral members OF the opp spoke
vigorously against the pass,he bill,
urging that II conferred sdinary
powers ON local Judges. Ieries Of
the house We're crowded peakers
agalnst the bin were seriously
cheered that the president hamber
ordered the galleries cleart
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

had intrusted to the EunlA 4
When the captain got 10 Nh
not only did ne receive notli,.
government of Brazil, M, NJ
ment actually fined him bec,r.
were late When ne uS
expostulate with the cos,,j
show the situation, that m,.
fused to believe that the Aa,
ernment had adopted any M
he represented or hsd ctlnuin,|
to an outside ship whes N
lean ship could take it. M \.
ton, MIR. Hale said, NJ
on this proposed upproprhaa
its leader in the senaie 4
no little thing. An spphr,I
such u purpose had ueyef M, 4
by the administration Of AVA
try. We Were looking 10,
our surplus productions n
was ready for us. The va, u
We needed only such a prc,Ia
now before the senap
Republican party w0uli !
TO advocate the policy indlnA}
provision, no matter whatthli
party might do.
Mr.. Brown favored the pro.s.2
- - 'rso AZ navv1 uf nayt
price for the carriage u he M
trail and South America.
Mr.. Harris made the polntd.j
me pending amendment n N
$4,000, 900 Tor carry lug The MI
America and China was g,;ssI
ton, ana therefore obnoyIou. 4
ol the senate.
The chair oyerruled the ma
and Mr.. Plumb secured an ss1,l
that at 4 O'Clock on Mordsy NJ
bate on the bill should be closi
The senate then adjourned Nh
THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 3O--Nf. 4
Missouri, on behalf Of The cor!
agriculture, called UP iheresoIada|
apart the13th day OF MAY FORBID
attn OF business presentcdbl
Mr., Hatch stated Ia. I.
ure upon which action wouId Il
was the Oleomargarine bill. nj
lion was adopted. Mr.. HsfA,s|
up the bill creating q deplri
agriculture and the house md
Is consideration In commits
Whole, but the morning hou I
pending the controversy IS toll
Ion to be placed on debate.
The house then went iuto cozs|
ne whole, Mr.. Mills Of Tua
halr, on the river and hartoi 4
ton bill.
MIR. Warner Of Ohio Offered 4
lent providing that the approphtI
ne Improvement Of the MlsshssI
nail be expended under ihedlF1
ne secretary Of war insteaiof \
Isslppi river commission, andT1
'r a congressional committee n
ate the work Of the MISSED
)mmission.
Mr., Dunn of Arkansas dsiril
AN OF a commission. Afterad<2
anticipated in by bIssr.
Gilman, King OF LouisIsua ~
lr. Bolman's amendment WISH
/, to 81, but II was agreed MI
.ouid be a yea and nay ToieEI
70 house.
Mr.. Warmers amendment VS.
;ted, and Mr.. Anderson 4
1ved to strike out the claasl
ng the building Of legess
to 1873. Various Other
'nts were offered ard 81
number OF amendments wefsiF
'reasing the number o. pslcJ
'limtuary surveys may be 10
n Mr. LaFollette OF Wisconslhp
Ike out the entire seciion hss4
e to this subject. No quofsl
committee rose and The N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

LONDON, April s0,-A dispatch from
Athens, Greece, says Tho foreign min
listers here, on receiving reply Of
Greece to the ullimatum OF the powers,
referred IL 20 their respective govern
ments, from whom they will await in
strpcdOns before answering II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
DALLAS.
The Medical Association AJjourns
After Having q Pleasant and
Profitable Meeting.
Diokey Given Five Years for Assault on
Miss Reed-stealing chickens
Pleaded Guilty.

| special 70 inc 0aAcltcs
DALLAS, TEX, April So.--The Medical
association adjourned to-day, TO NEE
next year In Austin.
The session just closed has been Q
mtmorable one, as much because Of So
cial eninyments as OF the pleasant and
harmonious manner IN VIII b the meet
ings were conducted. The physicians Of
thus state, judging by those who attended
the meeting Just closed, are fine, manly
set Of fellows, who are lsboring earnest.
w and seriously to build up their profess
son and advance the cause OF science.
They arc q credit TO the state, which
should be proud OF them az a body.
Doctors Pace, Eagan, Chiffon, Morton,
Thomson, Leake and Thurston kept
"Open housen from to p. IN this
evening and large number OF visiting
| physicians availed themselves OF the OPP
portunity to pay their respects and par
take Of the Individual hospitality Of their
brothers of Dallas
Every train thas leaves carries away a
number Of the delegates, and by to-mori
row few, il any, OF the visitors win be
left In the city.
GOES UP FOR FIVE YEARS.
In the district court to-day George
DickeY was found guilty on the charge Of
commiiting an assault on Miss Matte
Reed, and sentenced TO five years In the
peuitentory.
The evidence showed that Dlckey had
been Keeping company" with Miss
Reed, but vas not allowed to visit the
house. On the night Of February 10 they
went to the Pacific hotel and asked for a
room, but did not take it, ON account of
the price. From there they went TO the
Crutchtleld house, whore they got room.
Considerable scufIlng was heard after
they went to the room, and at length the
girl screamed, when Officer George Miller
was called In On going to the room the
couple were found in such a condition
that the man was arrested, and the girl
made an affidavit against him, charging
him with having assaulted her.
Application fora new trial will be made.
THIS AND THAT.
Ahidavits were made before Commits
soner Burford this morning charging
George Williams and John Trisler with
conspiring to steal twenty head Of horses
In the Indian Territory.
5 l. Young, the man who sold the
mules belonging to EG. Shaw, a week or
two since, pleaded guilty this morning to
the charge of emDezzlement, and was
given i've years in the penitentiary.
j Burke @as arrested in East Dallas
this morning for stealing pair OF pants
from Joseph Kemp.
'harlie Gordon, brakeman ON the
Texas 4 Pacific, Jumped Of moving
train at the yard in East Dallas last night
When he jumped his foot hung in the
upper sep of the car, giving him bad
fsll. He sustained severe Injuries about
the back and shoulders.
Thirty-six spring chickens were stolen
from Mr.. Charles Bird Of East Dallas
last night.
Mrs Martha Siegee, living ON McKln-
ney road, was bitt.n by a spider this
garden. So poisonous was the sting ,bot
sne became delirious, and several doctors
We're we summoned, She is still in a critl-
Cal condition. 'ii''-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

ATHENS, April sO.--The government
has ordered the disarming Of the steamers
which were being lifted ont AS cruisers
The order for the dispatch OF the garrison
40 Athens To the front has been Cancelled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
l'orhapa.

LoNpoE, April SO.--The Daily Tele-
graph, referring TO the demonstration at
Montgomery, says, "we think It would
be better Il MIR. Davis allowed the past
to sleep, as Lee and Bcnismin did"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 3O.--It is estimated
that there has been decrease Of about
eleven aud one.half million dollars IN the
public debt DUNG April.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

wAsnISGroN, April 80.-The president
sent the following nominations to the
senate to-day: Postmasters--Brookl
Joseph G. Hendricks Baltimore, Md,
Frank Brown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Randall & Chambers Co. have just re-
ceived splendid assortment OF gents
custom-made suits.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Next month for your grocewhere
you always get prump. attentrason-
able prices, and youc goods i've for
dinner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

wAsmINGToN, april 30.-The president
hiss vetoed the bill to make Omaha port
OF entry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
Try j. n. RouIhao

Next month for your groceries, where
you always get prompt attention, reason
able prices, and your goods in time fol
dinner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

gentlemen, you can SAYS Y
making your purchases Oh 81.
niShing goods aud clothing q ~
Chambers Co.'s,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

InstaiIments ON Esepsals'
All kinds OF furniture, new spa Y Y
stoves, carpets, etc, for sale o'
installmeat Of Us. Cl3rksons'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

;ra L"Ige Shipment Of luster band china
Juss received at the Fort Worth Cbina
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

randall & Chambers Co. have n com
p MY STOCK OF gents underwear at The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01


d. save the Chickens
P ~ u ssI,s Bass' Chicken Cholera Curs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Carload Of new cabbaee Just arrived at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

~ Trade with Turner ~ Mcclure,
,n ne famous Houston street grocers next
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01
Heavy Railroad u

r. +. Tackabery has oaAnd viii
make to oroer heavy railTat So Of
any style, AZ reasonable 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Monte Embroidered Busters.
a handsome and attractive line of these
new busters are now ON sale at r, +.
Tackabery's, at Sips.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

one hundred and dIty corn.fed COW
n uI,Is lof sale by John Grant, Gaines
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Gentlemen's fine custom-l suits,
warranted TO fit, at Randall ,mbers
Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

words carefully, accused the notorlous
mr. James McHenry and Lord Bury Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

The very latest styles in perfect fitting
custom made clothing at Randall 6 Cham
bers Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

Carload OF new cabbage Just arrived at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-01

The stock Of gents furnishing goods sc
Randall & Chambers co.'s Is complete
aud their prices are the lowest.