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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
WICHITA FALLS.

a Remarkable rransformatton sccne "A
District Fsis ON the Tspis -
Travelling Correspondence Of the Gazette.
WICHITA Fills, TEX, Nov. 81 We
stopped Of st this enterprising little city
yesterday and were very much impressed
with the rapid development and subs:sn-
tial growth Of The place IN the last twelve
months. Our irss visit TO Wichita Falls
was about one yesr ego. She had Just
reached the lowest tide Of Q severe
collapse and was decidedly tame. Empty
dwellings hidden in the high weeds, bus!-
ness houses vacant, trade stsgnsnt and
everything apparently in the last stages
OF decay, were the rule rather than the
exception. But to-day she renlizss the
other extreme, ard the high weeds have
yielded to the tread Of booming'trade,
and every dwelling and business house IN
the city Is occupied and many new build
iugs are going up. There Is IN incressir g
demand for more. The county is rapidly
f ling up with thrifty class Of immi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
grants and WIGHT. county is destined to ,

grants and wichita county is destined to
o ssom like the rose.
Wichita Falls is ut work on 9 scheme
that ought to be introduced into every
districttn the state. II will be remem-
bered that Wichi.s county carried Of the
donors for the Fourth district at the
state fair. A meeting was held here yes
terdsy for the purpose of periecting plans
for district fair to be held mere snnuslly.
Major FormaD, the Peter Smith OF
Wichita Falls, is at the head of this
movement. The object of these annual
district fairs is not TO setrec. any inter-
est from the stste fair, out to add to the
interest and utility OF the lister and en-
nance its benefit to the state at large.
Their Intentions are TO encourage the
largest possible collection Of stock aud
other exhibits at these annual gather
ings, to be held just prior to the
opening Of the stsie fair, and from these
collections make the best selections for
the state exhibits. By comparing these
district selections they expect to be able
to make better state exhibits and at the
same time incur less expense upon their
respective counties. The movement is
meeting with almost unanimous approval
We attribute the thrift and enterprise
Of the Falls to their intense Partially for
the Fort Worth GAZETTE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
A MYSTERIOUS ABSENCE.
A New York Stock Broker Goes Abroad
Under SHADY UIrcumstaRossr

New York Stock Bsoke- Goes Abroad
Under SHADY UiroumstaRcssr
NEW YORK, Nov. "a john r. Andrews,
q wen-knovn stock broker, is reported 10
hsvs gone TO Europe Last August under
somewhat mysterious cilcumstancss II
is said he informed his iS,ter ard family
that he was going 70 Ca tyhunt, near Bed
ford, Mass and tnen ieiJ for Paris. he
Eept his yacht snd tseE horses, erd had 4
portion CT stock OF tho N Ct TiSaGy L
Co ,We!erf, besides ba:cg member of
the brokerage firm of a DeCordova &
Co from October, 1882 to May, 1887. He
bought seat in ;he Sack exchange in
June. 1887. He ran for alderman in the
Twenty fifth district in 1883, and
wss defeated. George r An
drews, his father, has obtained
an attachment for $50. COO sgainst his son
for money advanced In 1873 to purchase
an interest in Tiffany & Co The stock
certificate, after Icing giVen 10 the father
Was taken back under certain Representa-
tons by the son. Prior 70 sailing for
Europe he informed lie father he had
sold his Yscht, and the sons wife said he
hsd sold 5000 worth Of Ti6snJ stock
and 100000 worth Of stock which he had
purchased with his own money. The
father alleges the sest in the stock ex-
change was sold for s22 060 few days
ago. The fathers attachment is TO get
the proceeds Of halt OF tie stock e1-
change seat which hiss not yet been trans-
ferred TO the son.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
RAILwAY.1N THE SOUTH.
THE RAILROAD MEETINGS AT ST. LEU
AND THE WORK DONE.

THE RAILROAD MEETINGS AT ST. LOUIS
AND THE WORK DONE.
There is q prospect that there Will be 6
great deal OF railway building in the
Southwest during the next two years
The cniel constructors will be the Atchl-
son, Topeka and Santa Fs and the Rock
IslGpd.
The Santa Fs has now branch extend
ing from New KioWa,in Southern Kansas,
across the northwestern part OF the In
dian Territory into the Panhandle Of
Texas. It's terminus is at station called
Panhandle, few miles northeast OF the
msin line Of the Denver, Texas and Fort
Worth.
L is the intention to push this extern
zion in soutbwesterly direction 10 ;
place called Cutler, on the main line Of
the A.chison, Topeks and Santa Fer Q
few miles north Of the town of Rincon
This VIAL give the Santa Fs very direct
line from Kspsss City to Demira.
!, From Dsming to Benson, Ar!z ona, the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25


heavy trains arrived. The fact tina. the
die some Of the accumulated freight, va;
. keen disappointment to the strikers. Il
Became 30 evident that they were being
gradually locked out shortly after moor
that they determined to ask the engineees
and firemen to be present at their meet
ing to induce them II possible to joir
their movement. They succeeded II
getting g number of them to attend
While the men of the ether both erhoods
expressed strong sympathy with the
switchmep and uncfIi:islly limited ct in
tentiors OF
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT
definite action was postponed till thei,
next meeting to. morrow. The engineers
and firemen while at their duty on their
engines in the afternoon talked Amorg
themselves about going out Monday II
something was not done on the part Of
the euperinte ndents. OF course such
statements were uuc iii ;ial, but they point
TO possible action CT the local bro'her-
hood.
Grand Chief Sargent of the FIremen's
Brotherhood, is In the city, In! his pres
ence is not regarded as
PARTICULARLY SIGNIFICANT
by the officials. His known preference
for peacesble methods OF settling trou-
bles between employer ana employees
causes superintendent to regard his
coming IS evidence that his brotherhood
will hold sloof from all complications st
this time. 1t wss determined by the
superintendents OF the road this after
noon tn hEve the leaders of tho aYriba A.
rested for interfering with traffic, but
when District Prosecutor Mitchell was
consulted he refused to Issue the war
rants. The superintendent of the several
roIds will make an attempt to open
their yards Mondsy with full force OF
men. Ua,il then probsb!y little effort
will be put forth to do IN re than move
barely such freight as is absolutely nsces-
ssry. In the meantime new men are be-
ing employed and engaged to report for
duty Monday morning. P3rce will likely
be called on to assist IN making this plan
a suCcesR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
4UStINs

a Colonel OF this EiIst R.simar. OF fs1as
Volunteers to be Chosen,
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 81 TO I'LL the
place Of Colonel ". A. Childrese, re-
signed, Adlutsnt- General King to-day
issued an order for the election of 3
colonel Of the First regiment of Tex,s
Volunteer Guards.
a charter was fled today for the CO.
lumbis Transportation Company to trans
port freight and passengers from the
head Of navigation on lhs Brnzos river
round through the gulf TO Galveston.
Capital S20, 900, flee At Columbia.
Governor Ross issued & commission TO
T. F Msngum Of Collin county as dele
gate to the Southern immigration con-
yention AT Montgomery, As, Dacem-
Der r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
eALvEreN.
The sunday lava Burglar aud DynRm,ter
5enteI ced

The sunday lava Burglar aud DynRmitsr
senteI ced.
Special to The Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX NV. 24.-Chief Of
Police Jordan Will say in s card which
will appear in public print in the morning
thst in consequence CT general opposition
to the Sunday Law and the impossibllity TO
secure conviction in court OF vlolators of
It, he will cease his Efforts TO enforce it.
81. L. Thompson, q dynsmiter sud
barber, who was arrested for burglsriZ 'ng
the room CT Charles Bioutiui, his en-.
ployer, some two weeks ago. wss con-
victed in the criminal court tonight
and sentenced to ten years In the peni-
Htntisry. He will be tried Monday
for theft. This is the msn IN whose pos
session was found full dynamite outfit,
who proposed 10 an individual of this city
that they start out and blow up AID b
passenger trains on various railways
throughout the. country. He processes to
be sn ardent spirituslist, and says be is
guided by the spiSt5. When the jury
rendered the yeIa@, passing his punish
esent at ten yesfs at hsrd l.oor in the
keniten.isry hS5proke doHnIsnd cried ike
%chRd. AZ II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25

homo RCteh'
We. Benton Of the Cotton Belt was
in Fort Worth yesterday.
-.
J.H. White Of the ST. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas WAS in Fort Worth yesterday
-.
r. Fl. Sellers returned last night from
New Mexico and Is full Of Fort Worth
Western enthusiasm.
-.
II the good weather continues the rail-
rosds expect to haul considerable cotton
from Fort Worth before the season ends.
-.
Mr.. George Sealey, j. h. Scott, general
superintendent, and t. w. jackson, gen.
ersl land sgent Of the Gulf, Colorado and
Ssptt Fe route passed through Fort
Wo.th Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
on q specIal en- route to Galveston from
the Territory.
AS far rs THE GAZETTE could learn
there Is no intention on the part OF any
OF the railroad CT mpsnies doing business
here to cut the wages CT employees, srd
one prominent "a lroad official said no
one In this civ wss Sethoriz:d to make
such 8 statement.
The Kansas City Times says: |; was
rumored in Topeks yesterday that Mr.. w.
B. Strorg, president Of the Atchison, Te-
peks and Santa Fe road, would soon be
asked to resign. The rumor spread
rapidly and slngulsIly enough gained
considerable credepce. It is said In this
connection that the company Is in debt
$1,000, 600 and thst 1t i: impossible for
Mr.. S.rong 10 raise this sm0unt OF
money The runner further alleges that
Mr. Strong has been entirely too enterpri-
sing In building new lines and has caused
the compsuY's securities to decrease
rather than increase. Mr.. Vennor is
said to be the one who started the bsl to
rolling and has been oined by Mr.. Nick
erson and other stockholders. It Is
hardly possible, however, that any change
will be made before the annual election,
which takes place in May, II the affairs
Of the company can bs tided over until
thst time There is said to be q strong
objection among the stockholders to s
reduction in the salaries OF officials and
it is possible thht some plan msy be
triad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
CLEVELAND CRIMINALS.

a Nan. Who Had Committed Numerous
Fo.Esries-sxworth!'s Case.
CLEVELAND, Ono, NV. "a The grand
Jary to-day returned eight indictments
with tWeuty-one counts against E. Il.
braggins. Braggins was chairman
CT the Republican central commit
tee OF this county and WAS arrested
three Gays after the election.
He has been forging the names OF well
known men 70 notes for dve years and
secured about $4,000 in that way.
AxWortny, the defaulting city tress-
urer, Will probably bs indicted on Nor
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
TRAIN ROBBKRs ESCAPE.

rhey CAT Qua of Ja,l-Vney Say They will
Return FIR rFisI.
LITTLE Rock, ARK Nov. 24.-Lsst
March great sensation was created by
the robbery of Cotton Belt train at
K!pgsland, this state. Two men, John
Jones end Nelson No Q uiston, captured
and identified as the robbers, have been
confined in jsil at Kingsland since last
April awaiting trial next month. A Gs-
zatte special says they escaped last night
They left note saying they would return
and stand trisl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
Commodore Price Daad,

TROY. n. Y, Nov. 24.-Commodore
Cicero Price, United States navy. died
here this evening Of pneumonis. He was
nesrly six'v three years old. Ills Oldest
daughter Lille, who Ia married - Louis
Hammeraley Ct Nsw York, who died =
few Yesrs ego, Is now the Duchess Of
Marlborough, having recently married
the duke,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
Held mp . street. Oar.

Special to the Gazette. 4
DALLAS, TEX, Nov, 24.-Birt ChfP-
mar, who drives car No. on them ain
and San JAcinto Street Car Line, made
complaint st police headquarters That's.
$3.50 O'clock to night his car wss hes6 up
in Est Dallas, near San Jacinto Meet,
by two negroes, who drew their pistols
on him and robbed him of $40.
They then took the box, which contained
Shout So 90 and made Of with It.
The box WAS found in the streets later,
sll crushed to pieces aud the money gone.
He gave descr psion Of the robbers, and
officers are on the lookou. for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
A Road to Montsgue

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Ghzettel
MONTAGUE, TRx., Nov. 23.-Your cor
respondent having heard that there wss
an enterprise on foot 10 build road
through this county to Montague, pro-
ceeded to interview some Of our leading
business men. While we were unsole to
get anything definite, as the plans were
not sufi GENTLY developed so that parties
who we're in possession Of the facts, were
willing to make them public, enough was
learned to convince Us thst the prospects
for road to Montague are better than at
aug time before, and If Fort Worth wants
TO control the trade of this county and the
Indian Territory, 1t had better act and act
promptly, ss delays are dangerous. Look
out for further developments St an esrly
date,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
After a Master Mechanic. Head

Special 70 the Gaxette,o
Houston, TEX, Nov. 24.-For come
time past trouble has been brewing be-
tween the engineers OF the Atlantic sys
tenn of the Southern Pacific Railroad and
J. j. Ryan, the master mechanic. Fol
some reason the engineers dislike him al.
though he is regarded as 8 capsule and
efficient officer. It is believed that mat
tiers have now come to Q crisis and that
the engineers on the system have sent In
6 petition to the Management st New Or
leans for RYan's removal or else suff=r q
general strike. The men who work in
the shops are satisfied with Rysn and
have resisted the entresties of the engin.
GERS to join them. a committee left here
tonight for New Orleans to lay their
grievances before the management Of the
road and the result will be awaited with
interest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
lHENRIErTas
O1ay County Filling Up with Good oless
of ImmIRrEnta

Olay County Filling Up with GOOD Olasl
of Immigrants.
Travelling Correspondence of the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, Nov. "a After 6
long and hard pull Henrietta is coming
to the front. There are few readers c!
THE GAZETTE who are not acquainted
with her history snd how she hiss strug-
gled against fearful odds, against CD
stscles TO which q less courageous people
would have succumbed. Henrietta Is
fortunate in possessing class of men
who have the courage to back their con-
victiops and their confidence. The pos
sib!lities Of the capital OF Clay county are
just beginning to be realized. While
ambitious and aspiring neighbors have
been disposed to sneeza at the apparent
lethsrgy Ct the little queen on the hill,
latent powers have been steadily but
surely generating schemes that when put
in execution, as they will be in the nesr
future, will stsrtle the natives. Conf
dentially, prominent business man told
your correspondent of plans that were
that are bound to rebound to q
great benefit to Henrietta. This much
we are at liberty to use: The city
has donated $50 acres Of land to 8
corporation that Is TO locate On institue
ton Of learning here that will not only
be credit to this CITY, but to the state.
The building is to cost $50 900 and is to
be located ole mile soItn of the court
house. This institution comes here 81.
ready we'll endowed aside from what
Henrietts donated.
Another enterprise coming here on the
Isl OF January is g siC0e Newspaper
plant from Dakots. The paper will be
chris ened 1.-THE Fruit B It," and will he
edited by Thomas Mcconnell.
Ga the 15t of December sn eigbs-co
umn weekly, 1.-THE Standard" will also
tender its assistance in filling long felt
want. his will make three weekly papers
Tor Henrietta.
Considerable building is now going on,
Ind we might say a healthy boom has
already struck the little prairie queen
Through wisely executed plans q very
class of immigration has been
iurned this way and Clay county is rap
dly filing up with sn Intelligent and eaA|
erpIlsing class OF people. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
A Oily Earsh,l ,no..

LKMARs, Iowa, Nov. 24.-CIty Marshal
George Hampton was shot and instantly
killed this morning by John Gsynor, sged
twenty-ihree. GsYnor and three COM
psnions were out for lark Ali were
int. xicated, and the marshal undertook
to srrest them. Gsynor fad the town,
but has been captured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25

glove contest, said: 81 don't want to
take advantage Of the man. He Is sick.
he must have had bad neves., My advice
to him would be to lay OF for I've years
instead Of five months, and by that time
he might regain his old figure. II he
wants to have go, an willing to meet
him. and, what Is more, I will give him
$3.50 IL he will stand up against me for
eight rounds.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
DAM ACROSS THESRIo GRANDE

Will Examine the Work
Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEN Nov. 24.-Msior Etnst,
the United States engineer designated by
the war department to visit Fl Psso and
confer with one of the noted engineers OF
Mexico in reference to the wicker dams
proposed to be constructed by the author
it's Of Jusrez, over which the Ell Paso
city council recently made compisintsto
Governor Ross, sllegiug the Mexican
authorities hsd built one OF their dams
entirely across the channel OF the river,
arrived to-day and will commence exam
lnation Of the work tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
FIRE RECORD.
one Huudrad rhon.ard

FINDLAY, o., Nov. 24-Fire this
morning destroyed thre four-story brick
blocks. The loss was s10o. 900 and Ia
surance 1926, 900. A safe in Ruse Bros
store was blown open aud $500 taken and
burglars are supposed to have Sc, the
building on fire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
~
Emory

Cases Disposed Of In abe Diskic. Couyt-xen
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
EMORY, Tx, Nov. 25 District court
convened ct E noIy November II, E W.
Terhuae, district ldge elect, was elected
special ildgs and he delivered An able
charge to the grand jury, then called the
docket far orders. fhe criminal docket
WAS set for the third day Of the term,
day and lis honor having business in the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
q Heavy Deb.or DI,sppsara.

PHILADELPHIA, PA NV. "a Walter
] Booth OF West Grove. one Ct tie most
popular and widely known young men of
Cnester county, hiss disappeared, leaving
behind him nesriy s14. coo in Unsecured
debts snd some forged notes. Il Ia es,i>
mated Booths Liabilities will amount to
S22 nnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
The seathsrws,snt Championship.

CHICAGO, Ill, Nov 94-Tne fight be-
tween Cudney and Wade for the feather
weight championship OF the West took
place tonight. Cudney won in the third
round, knocking Wade on. completely.
Five hundred people were present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
s Case OF self d feLae,
Special to the Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazetie.
FORT SMITH, ARK Nov 24-D D.
Dennis, who killed Sandy Irwin Isst S.t-
urdsy night Ct McAlljster, Choctaw ns-
tion, was discharged this sfsernoon II
Commissioner B.'zzolsrs, the evidence
showing that the defeDdeIt acted purely
in self,defsnss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
ACard.

We take plessurSsp announcing to the
public the arrival of&r. G Il Harrison,
8 practical piano m kN wso wi l here
after be connected wi iHSHt house, and
all work done By him fshs fully gu..-
snteed TO be in frs5sSlssaFssc style.
We would be plssSM 20 n.ySyou give US
q trial. Cd pianos made az popd a. new
BAIL & ES CKLE,
goo HonatOn a,reet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
A Murderer Found Dead.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. 81 The
Journal, s.. Cloud, Mimi special says /:
The body OF John Pr ,m, the murderer OF
Mrs. Kste Melisch. has been found in the
woods in Todd county, with the throat
cut from ear TO ear, It is thought be COM
mitted suicide from fear OF being cap.
tuye6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
wen Kuovn College Dss,roysd

SELMA, ALA, Nov. PA special TO the
Times-Mail tells Of the burning Of Judson
Female Institute at Marion, thirty miles
west OF this city, this afternoon, one Of
the Oldest and bestsknoWn female col,
leges in the South. The loss is S1O0, 900;
insurance, $4,000. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
a Fight Postponed.

MNNEAPoLIs, MINI, Nov. 24-The
Killen- Noes frey fight, which WAS to have
taken place here on December 81, is III
definitely postponed, because Killen re-
fuses to live up to the original articles.
He wants to fight for purse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
SPORTING MATTHIAS.
0Connor Defeats Teemer in the scull.
ing Contest at Wsshington-It
Was an Easy Victory.
That chsy Gould Knooh Each Other Out
In Less Than Eight Rouncs.
Mitchell aud Sullivan.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Nov. "a.

HARLLE j. MITCH
ell, the English pugil-
ist, who is now in the
city, when shown Q
Boston dispatch an
nouncing John L. Sui,
livsu's offer Of 1880
to Mitchell to stand up
eight rounds In front
of him in a nuhl{c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
THE PRESIDENT-ELEOT.

Ne Took Hall holiday ana Went Fish.
ing Yestsrdsy,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 24.-The
Pfesident-elect took . half holiday this
afternoon, and the weather being pleas
ant went fshirg. The party comprised
only General Harrison and his old friend.
Z. S. Mckee, under the guidance of
Samuel Hanuay, an experienced sports
MN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25

II in wan. Of holding ped call at Fakes
& Co.'s and see thsNindsor before pur-
chasing. They srs beau,ies, simple in
construction and essjIx operated. Goods
sold on easy payment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
STRIKING YARDMKN.
The Trouble With the Switchmen /
indianapolis Does Not Hold Out
Prospect of Settlement.
reigbt 10 Arriving 8us Hons Leaves the
City, and tho Blockade IL Becoming
Rather SERIOUS,
INDIANoLIs. IND, NV. "a.

IANoLIs. IND, n ". "a.
he railroad managers
snd striking switchmen
DO not seem to be any
nesrer an agreement
than yesterday. Super.
intendents OF al lines
held . conference this
afternoon, and 1t WAS
unanimously sgreed that
no concessions should
be msde. The lumber
Of trairs leaving the city
during the last twenty
four hours was not more
than O dozen. Regular
freights contin ne to ar
rive al day, however,
and the blockade Is be.
coming serious. On
@~A .~A1 .r- -I-k-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
rbe Latest Th,r gi6 Footwear.

Ia ladies' foA wesf the lace shoe has
come into tsshioA Sagain in fine shoes.
We have an elegsR line OF perfect ii ting
shoes in hend-ss%ets French kid and f ne
goat in lace, vefy suitable for tais season
Of the year. " GAN. EsANs & SMITH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
Easier, Secretary. and Brio s.bsseS

kasIef, seoretaF1b and BFlc a'bp9e.l
At Maddox & Elison's. Anthsft 1t
you see at this house would make your
friend an acceptable holiday present
Make up your ySiEo to visit this place oe
for you select your presents. Bv doing
this, ysuswil act wisely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25

Rattan Chair, at nssdsx& Eilson',.
See the most eShpiete assortment In
Texas st this Aodse. Goods sold cheap
for CASH ofon easy weekly or monthly
uss6dents,