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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
WHICH SHALL 1T BE. JoHSi
Poor Family Give Up one Of Their Chill.
dren, but Take IT Back by Law.
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dren, but Take 1t Back by Law.
Special 70 the Gazotte.
AIEDo, TEX, Jan. lG.--Our usually
quiet little village had a slight sensation
last night over the arrival Of a United
States marshal, who went 70 the Aledo
house and took possession Of little i've.
year-cld girl named Essle Rogers, VINO
was brought here ON last Tuesday night
from Hope, Ark, by MIR. aud Mrs. Dean.
The facts IN the case as we learned from
the marshal are as follows Mr. Dean
and wife have no children, while the
parents of the child, Mr. aud Mrs Rogers
Of Hope, Ark, have five. Some three
months ago a warm friendship spraDg up
between the two families, and II was
finally decided that Essie should be given
20 the Deans as the Rogers were IN ex-
IRENE poverty and ill prepared 10 rear
their children. The contract, however, was
never made IN writing and the Rogers
claim that the child was only given 70 the
Deans SO long as they should remain at
Hope, while the Deans claim that she was
given ~ them Internationally. The
Deans left Hope a few days ago and
brought the child with them, and the
Rogers went before proper authorities
and claimed their child, with the result
above stated The Deans have become
warmly attached 10 this child, and were
much grieyed at having 10 give her up.
IL is sald that they will attempt 70 re-
cover her BY legal proceeding The mar
shal left with the child for Hope on the
O'Clock train this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
He.No tea at Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S.
BAIRD.
Social aIeetings-Slight RainfalI-Ligi
Loss of stook-Improvements.
snnrihl u INC ianlnffn

Social aIeetings-slight RainfalI-Light
Loss of stook-Improvements.
Special TO the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Jan. lG.-The Mite society
OF the town of Baird held its regular Fri
day evening meeting at the residence Of
Col. Beattio last night. These meetings
are conducive to the happiness of our
young people, and viii be continued each
week through the winter.
Your types made me say the land Office
Of the railway company was moved from
the Callahan County bank The Office is
moved into the bank building, where the
agent Is more accessible to strangers
prospecting than heretofore.
Several deaths have occurred in our
vicinity during the past ten days.
With all our cold weather, we have had
80 little rain that stock have not been
injured much So far we have only had
one-tenth Of an inch Of rainfall since the
dawn Of 1886
Many OF our farmers who sowcd wheat
siGce the rains OF December came report
/. coming up.
Mr. Young the depot agent, has rented
the residence Of Mrs. Smith, aud his fam
ily are to arrive here from Toyah this
evening.
T. L. Powell's new dry goods house is
now completed.
5. l.. Robertson viii at once erect a
stone building north OF his present store,
and MIR. Frank Rcttig, our new post
master, Will probably use the front for
postoihce purposes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
SHERMAN.
The Committee ON Waier-Works Lock-
Ing Around for Good
Water Supply.
Death Of an Old Citizen of Grayson- Co
Ing 90 the Banks Of the
Great River.

/ Special 70 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tx, Jan. IG.--Our commit
tee on water-works, in company with Mr..
/ A. l.. Haynes, were engaged again to-day
/ IN riding about the city with view Of
! comparing the different eligible localities
\ for great basin, and after preliminary
calculations Mr. Haynes viii submit es-
| Inmates 70 call meeting OF the council
which is 20 be held Monday night. In
advance Of said meeting and report 1t
would be idle 70 speculate on the subject,
| but We are informed that there will be no
difficulty In securing suriace-water near
the city, and II what has already been
/ said aud done by the people and our city
| fathers is not idle talk we shall expect TO
I see the enterprise under way In short
time.
The firm Of Fulton Andrews, cotton
I buyers, after having about exhausted the
crop in this section will establishs branch
house on the Mississippi river and expect
20 send Sam Alexander and w j. Haislip,
two Of their most expert young men, TO
take charge Of the same. They will prob
ably 20 TO Memphis and Mr.. CA Andrews
OF the firm will be with them short time.
There was an elegant supper and sup
| Elementary hop az the residence OF Mr..
| Hall In the northwest part of the city last
evening" at which about dozen couples
OF young folks had pleasant time.
Mr.. 4. r. Barnhart, who has been q
long sufferer OF consumption, died yes
terday morning at / O'Clock and was
buried at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. The
deceased was pensiOner of the civil war,
In which he lost leg.
Telegram from Hamilton, o., 10 Jesse
Willhite, at Sherman, announced the
death of Mrs. Vinnage, the venerable
mother OF Mrs. Willhite, at II 80 O'Clock
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Killebrew Of Fort Worth,
who has been visiting the family OF Col.
Robert Dulin OF West Sherman, went
east this morning 10 see her friends In
Paris, Tex, and some Of our young men
are sad
DOss Foster, the insane man whom we
reported few days ago as having great
aversion to wearing apparel was taken
70 the Terrell asylum to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Bob May.
Col. John Fletcher Of Gainesville was
visitor TO our city to-day.
Bud Wilson came over on the east
bound train, and went south over the
Central road at $3.50.
The east-bOund Texas & Pacific passen-
ger and mail train was one hour late this
morning. Late trains always make our
readers sad. They want THE GAZETTE 10
give them an appetite and brace the n up
for a good dinuer.
j. A. Giaham OF ST. Louis Is resting
about our hotel fires for day or two. He
represents X s L. 4. Ennis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
L0NGVIEW,
Under Which King, BengeDin !,
Work on That Road Il
Now On. &
Two Boards of Directors, ~. 8.
GERS and a Receiver Tab. /
Pie.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNaviEw, TEX, Jan. Il
meeting was that yesterdav !. 4
holders of the Galveston. az
Louis railway at their ofl,cs Il !.
Two boards OF directors wr s n
two opposing factions--at leass ~
to have done so--and two - i
GERS have had dlgnities ,hSel
them.
Chairman Brad Barner, Comes,
the road from its inciplency, ~
allow the proxies held by IN
from the Galveston & st. Ia,s
struction company, claimina NJ
no stock, and that NJ M
total amount OF stock
road. On this basis Il n
his board elected. Taylor ~
the stockholders present, sho n
the decision upon a motion n. y
the chairman and secretary ysj
entertain the motion--and auos-
was declared elected by him. n
band is as follows: Il. r. Chspa
Vanderwater, J z. Gibbons, NH
Turner, Sam Cundif, W. AIex. N
L. Reniroe. Officers elec,el,
Barner, president and general d.
James Turner, yicc-president MI
diff, secretary and treasurer, fsaI
derwater, chief engineer.
The other board is as folloEs
Harrison, II. j. Evans, John DuaS
II. Smith, Thos. Hull, |. H. ii
Thos. B. Sloo, L. NJ. Mobberly, Al
Tor. John Durand was elected "a
Geo. d. Harrison vice-preslalsl
Crutcher aud j. VI. Mobbefly trms
The above claimed-to-be-elecai
and officers viii hardly be pnda.
great results TO either party ii b
future, as kilograms received d
nounce the appointment Of siel
the road, by Judge S8bln yesal
Tyler, In the person Of Hon n
Duncan. The appointment giFal
satisfaction so far as can be lgsn4
1t Is hoped by all friends Of tht NJ
1t viii he the beginning Of ann
the workings OF valuable pscKa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
PARIS.
The Ladies' Pinafore-- Dissertation on
strssts--A Wreck with No one Hurt.
Special 20 the Gazette.

The Ladies' Pinafore-- Dissertation on
streets--A Wreck with No one Hurt.
Special 20 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Jan. lG.-Aealn we are re-
minded Of winter by the norther and
frozen ground.
Up 10 this writing nothing has been
heard OF the missing man A. Kalds, that
disappeared from here few DAYS ago, OF
which an account was given in THE GA
zETTE yesterday.
There was mistake in your special
from Paris OF January IA in regard 10 the
number Of names enrolled on the list Of
the Democratic club. In place OF there
being Sll, as was stated In THE GAZETTE,
there was only 81. Quite contrast, as
will be readily seen.
The hop at the Lamar hotel last night
was enjoyed by quite crowd OF the
young people which delight in the may
waltz. The Paris orchestra Is hard TO
beat on an occasion Of that kind.
There rs considerable talk here as 10
whether II Is right TO work the county
conYicts on the street or not, but we
think 1t would be very advisable when
the streets are In such condition
as they are now. Main street, from the
square 10 the depot, Is perfect lobloly
almost al the way As we have street
commissioners why not have the streets
so they can be Travelled without wagons
being In holes up to the hubs.
We hear that a number OF the ladies'
and gentlemen here have organized a club
TO practice aud present "Pinnforc" at the
opcra-hOnse in the near future.
TnE GAZETTE still takes the lead and
anyone who wants news Of the world gets
GAZETTE.
News reached here this evening OF a
wrecklng Of a freight train sixteen miles
west OF TeXarkana, in which eight cars
were ditched by rail being brokei No
ont hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
GORDON.
Action OF the PaIo einto County Alliance
Does Some Good--New silI.
Special 50 the Gazette.

Action OF the PaIo einto County Alliance
Does Some q ood--New sIiiI.
Special 20 the Gazette.
GORDON, Tx, Jan. I6.--Palo Pinto
County alliance mt here Yesterday. Dele
gates had arrived from nine alliances up
20 l2:30 o'clock, representing member
ship Of near 800 several other alliances
were represented Ia the evening session.
Several important questions were dis
cussed and some significant resolutions
passed. The farmers are fully awake IN
this section 10 the Importance Of cooper.
alton. Failures In the past have only
given them the experience needed 10 war.
rant success IN the future.
john Kelly Of California, a famous
English tlddler, who claims To be
a compeer OF Ole Bun, IL
billed for concert in town tonight, and
the people are expecting feast 10 the
musical sppetiie.
Col Jacob Straughu of Palo Pinto de-
lNertd an address last night 10 a good
audience, setting forth the advantages de-
rived from membership IN the Knights OF
Honor.
The local-opti0u law Us violated here Ia
many Instances, but II Is well SHOWN that
none but the experienced az the business
can get The "critlurn Good people re-
ioicc that by this means the young aud
unsnspecting are kept from becoming
drunkards
Capt Davidson, superintendent Of the
coal mines, who was accidentally shot Ia
the leg sometime ego, Is now recovering.
The co8l mines continue ia fan blast,
and harmony exists between tho knights
Of Ia5o. and the coal company
Rev. w. W. Slaughter az Paio Pinto
has just returned from visit 10 hts son
Ia Dallas.
A ilrstclass "r0llern mill Is IN pros
pect Moss all the business men 0i the
place are taking stock III &C. There Is
llttle doubt that Tho next wheat crop OF
this county viii be manufactured into
ionr upon Tie new MILL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
IIe-No tea at Fort Worth Gla
RAILISGs.
Another Road in a Recsi1sr''l'l

Another Road in Receiversh-
MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. l6..-lz
phis, Selma & Brunswick RsiliA
pany passed into the hands Of J
in the person OF Mr.. L. B. he'A
this city, who will administer "
OF the company in the snteTsa
Guaranty Trust and Safe DEPOSIT
ny Of Philadelphia, who are tns I
Of mortgage bonds TO the =
100000 issued by the road. !.
This afternoon Judge HamrleA'
United States circuit court hels Z /,
the former order appointing w
Henry receiver of the Mempm|
c Brunswick railroad. Inc 9
now be argued before Judge "
motion for the appointment Of "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
DECATUR.
4 Splendid Tims--Fort Worth Visitors
More Claims Fiied-Peraonai.
special 60 tho Gazette.

\ splendid Time-Fort Worth Visitors
Moro Claims Fiied--Personai.
special 20 tho Gazette.
DECATUR, Tx, Jan. l6.--The Knights
OF Pythias gave a grand ball and supper
at the Carpenter house last night which
was decided success IN every way. Mr..
Donaldson Of the Carpenter house as a
caterer excolled anything OF former times
and occasions in the getting up OF the
supper, and all went merry as could be.
Dancing was continued until Q in the
morning The largest crowd that ever
assembled in Decatur ON like occasion,
all the beauty, gallantry and wit were
gathered, aud each one tried 90 see who
could be the happiest and 10 do ali in
their power TO render all around them
happy. Music was had by Mr. A.
Lacava's band Of Fort Worth,
and splondidly did they perform
their part, and they have the thanks Of
the knights OF Pythias Of Decatur lodge,
No. SO, for such excellent music. We
noticed among the visiting guests j.
X. MillicAn, j. W. simmons, Fort Worth
ID. Faln, Dentoni John III. Matthews,
Bowie; Miss Susie Smith, Fort Worth
Miss Molllc Hutchinson, johnson sta
liouf Mis- Nhs - AsuNhSt1 hhh W. II
Ford, Fort WORTH
Henry Prince returned from New Or.
leans this morning, looking the better for
skate upon Lake Ponchartram, lie re-
ports having a glorious time,
r. II. Bell is again quite III, being re.
lapse OF a recent spell OF fever,
The County Farmers alliance met 10
Decatur yesterday with President Jake
Brown presiding officer.
The commissioners court of Wise coun-
~ were ~ session again yesterday dis
patching the regnlar routine business.
Claims are SUI coming IN and new suits
being iiled against tho Carpenter-lihome
cDmnany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
RENBRoOK.

A Tarrant County Pioneer Gone--rhe On.
neite rhe Great University Paper.
special 10 the Gazette.
BRSnRooK, Tx, Jan. l6.-News was
received here Yesterday Of the death IN
Trinity county. Gala, OF Edward
willhurn one II the oldest citizens ol
.Tariant county. Mr.. Wlllbugn was born
b. She year s0i, and came 20 Texas in
1875 aud 20 Tarrant county 10 1888. lie
WAS i6r many wears citizen Of Fort
Worth Many Of tho most prominent
ciHzens Of tlis part oi the county are his
chilhren aud relatives, and TIM GAZETTE
cOrrrsp ndeng extends ~ them his warm
est sympathy Ia their bereavement.
Roy. WA. Garrett Of Waco Is spend
log o few days with friends at this place,
aud Nill preach Tomorrow morning aud
evening,
Your correspondent has been permitted
10 see private letter from student In
the law department Of tie State unl-
yersiiy, Ia which he lays that he reads
truE GAZETTE every day, and that II ~
isr the most popular paper In The nni-
ycfrlty readlng-fCom among the students
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

WifgEsnAHssR, Pa, jan, l6.-~lhe res
cuing party AZ work on the slope Of one
Of the Nantlcoke mines Of the Snsquehan'
na Coal company had up "a an early hour
this morning worked their way through
over 5000 feet OF sand, culm ana rocks
and arc now hourly expecting 70 reach
the fatal chamber. Yesterday practical
miners were doing much toward aiding
mo fescuars, and they do not hesitate to
say that from present Indications tho uien
afc all buried heneath the sand. When
they reach the fatal shot this may prove
tfua. II rsag ;ut take several days before
nny 81 ihe bodies can W recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
INpEACHING AN IOWA JUDGE.
lie Is Charged WIN ilelng In Collision
win the liquor Dealers.

lie Is Charged with Belng I'm Collision
WIN the liquor Dealers.
MUscArISE, IowA, jan. 1G--A commit.
tee consisting Of Ex.Stat- Senator Plny
Nichols, Benjamin Percy and John Ma.
hone was appointed by the County TEN
perance alliance to-day TO present the re-
port TO the legislature for the impeach.
mcut Of Judge Walter j Hayes OF the
Seventh Iowa judicial district.
The report charges Judge HAYES with
willfnlly, deliberately and persistently de-
ieIting the law by Imposing merely nom
inal fines aud decreasing tile amounts on
subsequent Ofeuses, instead Of increas-
Ing them as the law requires. It charges
collision with District-Attorney Cannon
in requiring convicted acknowledgements 10
plead not guilty instead Of guilty, so that
the attorney can gct double fees, and IL
gives instances Of men fined larger
amounts when they pleaded guilty
than when they pleaded not guilty II
charges the Judge with shamelcssly re-
fusing 20 apply the liW AS charged by the
last legislature, requiring him TO abatc
nuisan es, the word "shailn having been
substituted for "mayn Of section 1913 OF
the code. The report concludes as fol.
lows He gives all possible aid and en-
enlargement TO the liquor tradic
by his charges, opinions, decisions,
letters, circulars and interviews with the
public press. In committing the above
grave ofenses against justice aud propri-
ETY. he has repeatedly and in many ways
been guilty OF gross aud glarlng malieas
ance Ia Office Your committee are conf
dent that they have IN their, hands or at
their disposal for the use OF the legis-
llturc, ample proof OF every one OF these
statements.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

the opera-house tomorrow afternoon by
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt.
News has Just been received here Of the
death Of james McHughes, opposite Dex
ter, In the Indian Territory. Yesterday
a week he was wording out In the cold
and soon after he went to the house after
he had quit work he had paralytic
stroke aud died in half hour. Mcliughes
formerly lived In this county on farm
owned by County Clerk Thompson.
To-day has been much colder than 1t
was yesterday, and it has been freezing
nearly all day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Hc.No tea at Fort worth Grocer Co
SHE WANTED HER BOY.
a Lady who Has Is Divorce Pending Jour
neys to end Antonio and Rescues
Her son.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ASToNIo, TEX, Jan. lG.-Last
Wednesday night Mrs. Willie Cross, who
lives on Dawson creek, Burlcson county,
six miles south of Caldwell, arrived in
the city In search OF her three-year-old
Roy, stolen from her by her husband,
Newton Cross. Mrs. Cross has divorce
suit pending against him in the district
court Of Burleson county. Last Novem-
Der while she was temporarily absent
from the farm her husband stole the lit
tie boy and came to San Antonio, and has
been following the occupation OF team
ster. a few days ago Mrs. Cross heard
OF his whereabouts, and arrived ia the
city last Wednesday evening, as
stated. She found the house, and
when she visited the premises
her husband cursed and threatened to
kill her. This morning she stole the boy
away while Gloss was out with his
wagon, and fastened to Justice Craw-
ford's court and made affidavit against
her husband tor making threats. The
constable has been out all the morning
hunting for him, and the poor, scared
woman is afraid 10 leave the office until
lie is arrested. SHE told her story to a
reporter in most pathetic way and asked
hIn 10 get the good people to keep the
man from harmiDg her until she can leave
the city ON to-nOrrow's train.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

Louisville Nashville, each per cent,
and Union Pacific ! I.
Comparing The pIices this evening with
those Of week ago, everything on the
active list II lower, the most important
declines being Pacific Mall, o.; Delaware
4 Hudson, ~ Lake Shore and Missouri
Pacific, Al st. Paul, 81; Western Union
and New York Central, "a; Louisville &
Nashville, Union Pacific and Omaha COM
mon, each 81; Erie ., and others smaller
amounts The transactions for the week
we're 2,3l0,i07 shares, against 1851, 773
shares last week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
WIN Cnrrx no the suprems Y

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. y.
dent Roberts OF the Pennsilgl..'
road company held a consnia. .s
leading local officers of the ~
regard To the South PenhNs''
Berth creek railroad diylsichs
agreed that the cases be appen@
supreme court OF the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

You can furnish your aparil'.r,l
gantly at once, avoiding ne w. y
taining the entire amount q " 4
money TO pay cash down, py ~
rangements with Faxes d oo.s 4.
the easy installment plan. oes &
get what you need.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
Annther snnm RloesasA

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. ls.--i
tional snowfall yesterday and q
IN Western Kansas has causcdfns
bic on the Santa Fe ard KAHAsl
roads, and both are blockalAl
some two hundred miles wess lFls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
DALLAS.
wasted on Not an Troubled waters, Hut
Troubles waters.


Special 30 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Jan. lG,- Every thorn
has us rose. THESE muddy times Will
have Que benefit II no other, they willcoo-
vince The city where its streets most need
repairs aud Improvement.
Coleman Long, colored, of Collin count
ty was arrested a. the Union depot ycs-
teFday with charges preferred against
him at Collin county. lie vas taken In
charge BY officials from Mckinney. And
thus Dallas officials pluck another fair
rose for Mckinney,
WIN Levi Of Fort Worth Is In the city
Tire scribe took isaep into tho room
formerly occupied BY the Hebrew lalr,
Il looked As though a cyclone had visited
The room. Everything was gOne saye the
scattered and withcred garlands. The
event win be COMMUNICATED tonight by
d grand ball eIyen " the Merchants exs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
wln 30, cot, rh.Ir no..e..

PTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. IG Tho national
convention VI j5urueymen bakers all
journed to-day after adopting rcSolU-
lion 20 boycott all proprietors who refuse
TO reduce the hours Of labor 10 twelve per
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
SPECULATION.
The Cliff Cook Case Going on aud Variou
opinians Expressed as TO tho Result.
snacihl In tho I.nznifa


The Cliff Cook Case Going on aud Various
opinians Expressed as TO tho Result.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Jan. l6.-When
the Chf Cook murder case was again re-
sumed In the district court to-day the
work Of selecting jury from a large We
nlre commenced and was only concluded
late in the afternoon. The names OF the
Jurors who will try the case according to
the law and the evidence are; c. o. Nc
Clure, Martin Bridan, X d. James, An
thony Earhart, William Waties, Robert
FitzsimmoDs, Manuel Yturre, John Kins-
ling, George b. Silsey. j. d. Smith, wal
ter Napier and c. Lociier. Cliff
| Cook again pleaded not guilty.
After the Indictment had been
read % the jury taxing testimony for
the prosecution occupied the remainder
OF the day. -Four unimportant Wit
nesses were examined, but no
new facts In connection with
be murder were drawn out. Con-
lectures Is 20 the result Of the trial are
freely made, aud the opinion prevails
that he viii either be acquitted or .here
wiz be hung jury, for this reason that
the mouths Of the main actors In the
tragedy have been closed against each
other. However, the state claims that
they win either break Cooks neck or
send him up for life Carrie Foster and
Stella Harper, TWO OF the inmates Of the
Gibson bagnio, who are WITNESSES Tor the
state, skipped out for Fort Worth. Tie
sherih ielegraphed 70 the officials there
10 have them arrested, and received an
answer that they had been cRught and
would arrive In San Antonio tomorrow
night. From the way that Judge Noonan
popped a fine % Jones, defaulting Wit.
ness, yesterday s safe 10 say that
these glddy glsl w -ibuslp feel wha,
Il - 70 tribe wiz. tne in processes
OF the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17

You can get better bargains from Fakes
s. Co. than anywhere else IN the city
Sold on the easy installment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
once Furniture.

4 superb and handsome line Just re-
ceiyed from the manufacturers, for cash
or on the installment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-17
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