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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
France.
TRoESE IN CARNor's SIDE

1HOESE IN CARSoI SIDE,
PARIS, March 28-Isis reported that
NJ Freycinet aud NJ. Floq1et urged upon
President Carrot that the removal Of
General Boulapger would only bring him
toto greater Prominence, sCd that 1t
would be best to leave him in bis p0si-
ion. The decree renring the Gene 81
still leaves him under orders OF ne Var
Minister for FIVE ypar5,i the Latter wishes
to appoint him. Crowds were round the
Generals o,el last night singing aud
shouting "Vive Boulspeer"
10 RRyIsE Tax CONSTITUTION.
PARIS, March 28 Tine extreme left has
decided 10 propose bill for the revision
OF the constitution and TO place s mass-
ure before the Chamber c. Deputies before
Easter. 10 the meantime the cabinets
decision regarding G-n4rsl Bou!auger ls
taken quietly. The LIB rte says tho pc
lice have tskel extensive prtcautitn to
prevent demorstrsticn.
AB.UT BOULANGER.
PARIS, MaTcn 2s -rne night passed
quietly, 10 Gem jDstrations having beer
made in const quepce of the retirement OF
General Boulsrger. The Bculanger
electoral committee !s discussing i.s
plans for futu-e action. Il will possibly
withdraw the Generals n me SIS can
d'dEte for the Climber OF Deputies, II
the second ballot in the department o.
Alsn-. where there wss no election
lsst SIuday, In favor Ct N. DoUmes,
rs1icsl candidate.
The BoulangeIist Petit JDurnAl says
thst General Boulaugei's punishment IL
excessive and that the mioistry las en-
tersd into Z struggle IN which il is not
likely to win.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

ly must buy some clothes to go to San
Jose in e wenty five dollaIsf' yes.
You wouldn't like TO have your wife usv-
cling without any style, would your
WELL said, lis it qui,e necessary fer
;ou to go to Ssn JOSEF no; but might
as we'll. IdJn't need to pay .nythll 2 on
the train Ard 1t the first bresk that
free PISS cost me S25. Well, she started
OF to SsI J1s5, and che concluded she
would go or the broad gauge road. When
the conductor came along she pulled out
her pass. II was the narrow gruge rosd
pass. She had 10 pay her fare. When
she started to come back she concluded
she'd take the narrow gauge TO San Fran
cisco, and she forgot she had narrow
gusge pass and bought her tickets. Yes,
Inc free pass is very economical thing
for woman - San Francisco Chroni-
ri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

Wallsce Armstro 9 Of ST. Andrews
Fla while at workin his garden q sdor,
time sirce, uIesrthed rsre curio in the
shsp Of an image. l. is not rel C Of
the carly sp4nisrd, bat g genuine ppcci
which IL OILY bust, ia o. the materls.
thst WAS used by she mound
builders n the msrutacture q
pottery. The head is perfectly
sbsped,the symmetry Of its contour being
remarkably true to Indian phrsnological
development. The ears are lsrge, the
forehead broad, the nose sharp and prom.
ineut, the eyes rather close TO esch other,
the chin short, the neck full, and the
chest 'sparing 10 promising and approx
MISE rrop rtiops. The relic IS IS hard
as hint, and well preserved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

wonsn who has the cree. for stamp
collec'iug called a. the Bangor postc n %
recently and said she wanted 70 buy
"some OF the stamps which are cancelled
when postage ID paid ON reg
uar publications." Is 10 against
the rule to sell these stamps, and she
womsn's remark led to en- Investigation
by an inspector. According to a rule of
the Department, mail matter prepaid In
recelp'ed In book, which Is sent TO
Washington when filed. Stamps Of q
particular sort were placed on
The receipts and cancelled. As
they were never allowed to go
from the Office they were OF course Of
great value to collectors. The inspector
found that the book had been taken by en-
'employe, who believed 1t to be OF no
value. He sold them, and found eager
customers for hem. Whstevar he had
on hand he gave to the inspector who
called on him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
The Finest Ra.oFs In tbs. wordi
At Aadarson's gun store

beautiful pair of curt.ins Is said &c
be designed ,or home In Boston. They
are the work of Miss Morris, the poets
daughter, and are on exhibition In Lou
don. The ground work OF toe curtains
is gray blue elk b;oCSde, and
the pattern, most hold and
skilliul groupingi ofi semi convs u j.
tionsl flowers, almost covers the whole
curtaiD. Some veTses written fer the &C
cssion BY Wi!liam Morris ara embroid.
cred on the curtains, cut at such E height
SO to be almost uDdecIphersbe. The
eff ct OF the brocsde b,ckground-s new
departure in emoroidey-is highly sue
cessiul, snd the whole thing Invented
srd executed as 1t wss oy one worker In
the short space CT four mC2:ha, is q TIL
uoph ol,r'istlc taste ara m.nusl skill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
Railroad to BolharR

The first train of cars from the Oxu:
river rolled into the city Of Bokhara the
other day. The greatest factor in mod
ern progress hiss therefore reached the
center CT conservative Mohammedanism
JAeir city of q hundred mosques, whose
p-ople think ire followers IF Islam il
Prrsia and India sre little better tnsD in
d Iels, because they have permitted their
lives and conduct 20 bs 1; aaenced by
other laws and teachings tnsu those oil
tie Koran. The fourth stage
in tha development Of this
remarkable railroad will be Its exteDeioo
to Sinsracsnd, l40 miles beyond B k
hsrs, and Then 1t will undoubtedly br x
tended TO Tesnksnd, the capital Of Rus
si.n Turkestsn, connie log the Caspian
sea wit Central Asia by a raj road nearly
1900 miles lorg, alb Jut the distance be.
ween New York and the MISS ssippi
river. This pioneer road In Central Asia is
only the forsrunBer CT Jther long iaes
already projected, which are destined 10
revolutionlz5 the conditions Of life in the
greet region which for centuries has been
one CT the most isolated parts Of the
world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

BALTIMORE, MD March est is q
cisllv announce thst the D.,xeI Morg.,
syndicate Of New York aud L>ndcn heR
taken the bslance of 80 500 600 Of
the S7,500,000 OF the coas old ated
mortgage poDds issued by the Bali
more and Ohio Rsllroad last Au-
gust. This 81 100000 ia n norton OF
the plspk.t NOR g,ge Of S29. GOO 900, the
balance of which goes into lDe sinking
funds Of the company. This relieves the
Baltimore aut Olio from embarrassment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
Abysstnia.
A CKIDlIr1u

ROME, MiGch % General San Msr-
seno, commander In chief Cf the Italian
forces in Abyssinis, has telegrsphed thu
War Odl,e that at o., lock thu morning
number OF Italian sharpshooters
had skirmisn with an ad =
va chg detachment Cf Abyssinisus.
After half sn hour d ieg the enemy
Ceased TO advance. There are large bodies
Of A7yssinisus behind them Dlgaigtat
Knights, to the southwest Ct Siai, ere
covered with King J1bn's soldiers. A
body OF Ably ssinisn cavalry hiss passed
Saklr Wells, northwest II Ssst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
TEXAS TBAFF1o mANAGERs,
IMPORTANT MEETING OF LoNk STAR STATE
LINrsIS THIS CITY,

IMPORTANT MEETING OF LONE STAR STATE
LINZ 8 IN THIS CITY.
Kansas City Times. March p.
The call OF Commissioner Waldo OF the
Texas Traffic Association for meeting d
the members at the Coates house in this
city yesterday wss responded to By q
| goodly pum5e OF general managers and
trs fl ficlals. The meeting wss called
to &c list T xas rates which have beer
demo- aliz d from all points south oil
the Missouri river ever since The
dght on rates began in the northwest. a
new line has also appeared In thst south
| west territory which has proved bic
| thorn In the side Of .xistirg lines. /. is
| the Fort Worth and Deliver Civ, Gen
ersl maEsger Meek5 commenced a yigor.
US f14ht for business 4nd good place
] among tie other lines when bis line yas
| Jpen for tro H. AID he has demonstrated
that something must he done al this maet
| ing or the Texas Trhfic Association will
o. come thing Of the past. He had not
urived up to Z late hour last night, but Is
expected in time for the session this
morning.
The members do not think there will
be very much change in the tariff ra.ee
when s settlement Is made.
The meeting Is being presided over hy
Commls sioner Waldo VI Hous,or, Tex y,
with Mr. G. McLsin as secretary, and
will probsbly be in session the remainder
# the week. At the meeting Yesterday
ony T,x.g state business and such q.
.el4led to taG eastern part Of the site
gss Isiiered Tna roads la the $3.50
citation were Represented 81 follows:
TIE A'cbison, Top. ki srd S.nts Fe hy
Assi>ttut G-Sersl Fcctght Ag.nt G..
Parker ard General Passenger aad Iicke,
Agent G cr&s 7 Nicholson.
Tee Gul, c dorado and Santa Fe, Gen
eral NJ" oyer ". Snyder ana General
Ffsigat A GENT W. ii Mas'ers
II ps'rD Els, and W 81 T.xss, Gen
sTai Frei&ht agent Z S Collins.
Houston srd T x.s Central, General
Ffeteht Agent D R'pl.y
.K4nsas Cry, Springfield aud Memphis,
G uersl Msnsger G. FL E-ttIelon ano
General Freight Agent NJ L. S'rgest.
Memphis and Little r rock, Dir D Mil
Ter, proxy for General M.nsger r Fiok
Miss uri Pacific, Third Vice President
". II Newman.
S.. Louie, Iron Mountsin and Southern,
sftlgnt irainc manager u 4 Murray.
ST Louis, Arkansas and Tex.s, Presi-
dent s W F0rdyce.
St Louis and San Francisco, Second
Wee Pre- sident and General Manager 81
L Morrill,.
Southern Pscifc, General Agent ASS
K llogg.
Texas Pacific, General Manager John
A. GcaEt.
o her gentlemen in attendance were Z.
q Hin'no, assistant general freight agent
OF the x,s Pacfs; L G Polk, assis-
tact general fr, light agent OF the San An
+ MO and Arsusas Pass; Thon,s +.
F. her assistant g. neral freight agent "f
[ e 81. L us, Fort Sc II and Wichita; G
W R,le, general freight agent and T. d.
Rl,se J, ss-ivtant general fre1Gns agent ni
i6e s L uts aud San Francisco; G 4
G:lbrsi h, assistant general freight ngeDt
sud 3 ". Mccullough, sepersl ps-seueer
egeut Of the Missouri Pac &c; W Clark
aid A s. VIII :, commercial agents OF
the Mics uri PAcI6c, and w H Rhett,
assistant general freight sgent Of TIE S.
Lpuis, ArssDsas and T,x.s, ..s-..t5 :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

John S G-egg OF Wilmington, Del
died recently under most peculler circum.
stances. While suffering from severe
cold he hlew his nose with such vigor
that II caused most severe rupture OF
the abdomen. HIS physician was sum-
moped. snd, recognizing the severity OF
his patients injury, cAlled 8 consultation
with four leading physicians, sid an o.
GRAFTON w.s deemed necessary. This
WAS resoIted to, but the Internal injuries
Gregg had sustained were of such = rs
ture that medical aid could not avail to
save his life.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
VIII go 30 Us meron.

Correspondence of the Gazetpe.
RocKDALE, TEX, March ga large
delegation of cur mos prominent cltjz us
go to Cameron Wednesday, to meet tue
BrtzIs VsIlev Railroad people. R ok
dale is ssrguine O; the * ension Of the
lire OF that r0sd frCm Cameron, snd every
IF ,rt Uil be mae 10 accomplish that
end. Wac could gain nothing by paEEl-
eIir the Missouri Pacific 20 Taylor and
Austin, neither could the Arkansas Psss
The business Of this sOwn is worth 2
round 500 GOO per snuum 70 tue one
road We hayz.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
CHARGED WITH SEDUCTION.
two Color~d Men charged With ihs [
hucft,u of g y2b.,s o. -,

two Colorrd Men charged With ths Sc.
duotrn OF Rhds C RI.
Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, March % Lit
last night sher rs posse of soouS .
d Zen, ETrV.d with sholguns, rfes,
muskets snd pistols. They commute d
John Brown aud Thomas Bro8p, two
cDIored MN to jail. The two
B~oHns are charged with seduction, the
otiense being Committed a-stnst Miss
Annie Watron, comely white miss Of
some fffeen summers. The charge must
b. supported by promise of marriage
and presents q novelty in the crimlnsl
records, marriage being prohibited 5ss
tween the races by the laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

A phenomenon which occurred curing
an earthquake st Port Sandwich, In
M,llicols Island, October 81 last, hiss
greatly slsrmed the people. Ia the mid
die OF the port the waves were roll
ing So usual, when suddenly q column
OF water wss projected upward snd
a,mes leaped up, lighting the sea and
land for same distance around. 1t Is
feared that Port Sandwich may some day
meet with the fate which bsfeIl Port
Resolution, which Is now almost blocked
up. owing to the upheaval wrought by an
earthquake.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
a Costly Railroad Paes.

~ thought 1t was economy" said a
man very mournfully the other day, "for
she was bent on seeing the state, and |
thought 1t would save ailroad fares, but
she Is simply running me since she got 5
free pass ell over the place. YJu see,
did some little service to the railroad
people, and happened to mention that
my wife Was goiog down south.
"Here You sre," s,id the railroad man
ave owe you something. Here are free
passes for the state for your wife"
/ took the blamed things nome and
give ihvm to her. They heg,n to burn
her peck tbook right ewsy. NIX moro
ing .hs ssid: J guess I'll go 10 San Jose
on my free p,ssvs' AN rigbi,' -sit,
at won'' cost me anything No. said
sac; 'isn'ftt lovely mot to have to psy
sny fsrsr Beautiful ssid l. Now,
dear, want You to g.vs ns s26 I resi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
HON NutFF,

HON. MOTIF,
The track Of the Cotton Belt will resch
Marine creek to-day.
The Cotton Belt Is alrs8dy Issuing bills
Of fading from Fort Worth.
-.
In the epvirg, ira Ia, is the time for
Fyrt Worm 10 build raiircsds, ira Is.
Colonel c L FForL OF the Fort Worth
Western, viii Ie;url from New York
To-Day.
B. Wsdleigh, commercial agent OF
The s. LluIs, A kansas and Ttx,s, WAS IL
Fort Worth yesgeIdsv.
-.
The annual meeting of the Southern
Kspeas OF Texas will, Gays s. cretary J
Mullsne OF thi, city, meet in FJrt
Wor:h on The fourth Monday In April.
President Paodock Of the Fort Worth
A7d Rio Graudr, re'urLed from
New York y, srerosy in good health snd
f 10 spirits. His many ttiends welcomed
him home.
The fact that the olIdholders of the
themselves IS satisfied with the lease to
the Missouri Pacific makes the ou'loek
for extensions Of that lire In Texas very
good. 1t is m re than probable that all
unconpleted lines will be pushed to com.
pletion at sn early day.
All fear that the excursionisss were
snow bound and perhaps suffering from
cold aud munger was remo-ed when the
following telesram WAS received yester-
day from General Manager Meek:
DENVER. Col March %
"All arrived well and nsppy this mo
ing" MEEK
1t is stated that the excursionists will
bs back by Monday morning beyond 8
doubt.
W. 2. Mitchell, operator at Justin,
vas lste " presented with box Of fac
cgsrs by Conductor Ssickpey and En-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
EEElaBd.

SUPPORT LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
LoND0 N, March 2S-At meeting o!
the Liberal members Of Parliament, Mr.
Gsdse|ne presiding, Il WAS decided &c
support the lssding prin' iples Of the
local government bill and to try to obtain
an amendment making county councils
entirely elective
The House OF Commons has adjourned
till April S.
DR. HAcKkHzIK WILL RETURN.
LONDON, March % The Lancet s.ys
tbs. owing to the improve m ant ia the
condition Of Emperor Frederick, Or
Mackenzie will return to London IN 6
week or ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
fOmcinls at J.oHsoryills,
Special to the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
JAca Tx, March 2s.-H. G.
Fleming, general superintendent Of the
C1tton Belt and other officials, passed
through here to-day over the Kansss ard
Gulf short line division on their way t.
Lutkin on an inspecting tour, this being
Mr Fleming's first trip ever the K.nsss
.nt CAT. They made q stop here OF
ab out ore hour, and /. is understood that
work will commence a. once TO change
tue Kansas nd Gulf line 20 s t.,DdsId
gauge and exteud the line from Luikin 70
Sabine Pass. This line runs through very
tiae tImbered section and will evidently
open up gre st lumber trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
Isely,
SURROUNDING TIE ITALIANS.

LONDON, March 2s-A dispatch from
Massowah says the AbGssinisn forces
advanced upon saati last night. The
Italian troops formed in order Of battle,
nus the expected attack wss not made
A column Of Abyssin,an cavalry passed
north ward Of S.sti this morning. The
Abyssinisus are repeatedly surrounding
the Italisn forces. Ii is expected III ,
will concentrate 81 Dugali. They are
destroying the roads and tele -raph lines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

tn. DEATH SENTENCE.

DUBL1S, maIcn % At the Wicklow
assizes to day the moonlighters Daniel
Hayes and Daniel Moriariy were found
guilty of the murder OF FArmer Fry
msurice, in County Kerry, in Jinusry
last, and were sentenced TO be hanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

TIN SITUATION.


ST PETER.BURG M<rcn 70 -Novot
Vtmya publishes an interview will
Count Schouyaloff, Russian ambssssd !
to G rmsny, regarding the situation IL
Europe. He said 20 power nov Threat
e0s Ru5sia OIly a Russian attack upon
Ausiri- would force Germany to lake The
I'D r 1879, be said, must pursue az
indepebdeat aud psssive policy. Ger
nsEy's future was mcasured by her em
inent military orgsniz stlon, which would
not be aite'ed by soy chang. OF rulers.
MOVEMENT PJsTP MD
!. ST.. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-Ordert
recently iseHsd tDat two divisions Of In
fsntry march towards the western from
tiers lave been counternsuded and the
N vement of this body of troops hiss bee
postponed uuIjl autunn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
A mss Va ch0LfC.

Special to the Gazette.
GRANVILLE, Tsx, March % M. F
A. Faker, 200 for several years fiiled INT
position Of master mechanic in she Mis-
souri, Pac A; Railway hops here, has
b. en- appointed 70 a similtr position IL
the shops Of The Fort Wurth and DepYel
Railway Company at Trxine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

eine T Moore. This spesks well for
I'D cs Mtssrs. Sticsuey aud Moore
are numbered snong he best railroad
men in The ate, and pre- sent from them
IS token Of their friendship would b.
highly appreciated By suy one,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
TlTkeF,

woAEN DEMAND ARREARs OF PENSIONS.
CoEsrANTINoPLE, March IS A mob &
women in this city sough: to obssin ar
rears OF pensions due their husb,ncs
from the government and besieged the
ofi;es Of the Minister of Z nance. The
Minister was secreted to escspe The fury
of the women. The MOB killed woman
m6lds quietly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
ReBdy for The Survey
Oorre.pondenoe of tn Gazette.

Oorrespondencs OF tn Gazette.
HAIRD, Tx, March 81 An IT fhe
equ 'pnen's necessary to make the Rock
Island survey from Baird to Albany ar,
on the ground and the corps IRE all IL
readiness sIHi ing the arrival q the c lis'
Engineer, who will be here to morrow
ard the ru'vey will begin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

NEW SULTAN INSTALLED.

LONDON, March 2s.-Said Khalif be-
comes the Sultan OF Z.uzioar 10 Ilace OF
BArgssch Ben Said, deceased. The &C
cesstoo of the new Sultan WAS effected
peacefully, the people, approving. All
foreign coUsuls have fil;ially visited the
Sultan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
Germ any.
COUNTRY sURMERGED

BERLIN, March 10 A military dstach-
ment with loo pontoons has gone TO
Eibips. The railway between Manerburg
and Eiblpg Ii submerged. At one point
the water rose seven feet In four hours.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
TGyaS'& Pacific Railway
The Great Popular Route Between
THE last And THE VEST !!
Short Line to New Orleans and
All Points in Louisiana,
New Mexico, Arizona
and California.
FnYorite lisse TO the North, Esst
and Southeast.
Double daily iias OF Pullman Palace sIesptns
Cars throu4 70 St. Louis VIA the
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

See that your tirsets read via Texas and Pa
cihc kailwRV, For maps, time tables ticket
rstee and all required Information, call en-
@ u. LusK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Fort
Worth.
JAKE ZUPE, Ticket Agent City Ohics, COR
ner n in and Third At ssle.
II. Q. ARCHER, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Dallas
K. W. MCCULLOUGH. Gereral Passenger
ar Tieket AGENT, Dallas, Tex.
JNO 4 CIR mt, General Manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
AMERICAN MARES.

We have bought lOshead OF American horses
over H marcy bal nee gsldings and one
and wo- yes5-oids. We viii Ste" = cd supply
on hand alfss asnr- We car rnish any amount
and Gass of hortes on 2. ort ECtic can also
SRsnish any number OF steers or stock oattis,
Prices given on RppH, alton.
HATCHER & WOODS,
rth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
YHE RAILROADS.
General xRRsger wstk Of The Fort
Worth Snd DtIvsr Relieves Fears
Of ths E1eursiobisis' Yrierds,

President PaddocE of the Fort Worth ard
Rio Grasde aT Hsme-OoIopel Fr0st
OomiAE-Hrms EsteG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

We want yGurshGefneSs turi~g April
Can we haye7ie9
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
California UHn.s4Hseds.

We are -eyerstesked on Cslifofnis
canned fruits. and would be pleased tc
mxksJ ow prices. Give Us 8 call.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

We want your misunderstanding April
Can We have IL
FoRT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
A POLICY.
Liberal Members OF tho British Par.
lament VIII Support the Prin-
clples IL Ltcai Government.

The House of Commons Hax Arj burned
To Revise the Constitution CT
Frsecs-A New suItrn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

We want your bpsiaess during April.
Can we have IT,
foRr WORTH GROCER Co. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29
Hcustan ana Texas Central r.
Tat AL4,sTsBl Raj LIsR,

~ 9 AL1-SIbbG RAIL L1HRt
Double DAILY TRAIES EACH WAY.
No. 2. f9Dt nail, Dsnison tn Houston IN thlr
cen hours Cnrcu-h BUFFET sleepers BAT
twasn 4alveayon sno ST. Louis an Corsica
ard st. louis via DalE6, Denison ana
SedAlia. Pullman sleepers and drawing ro03
car5 between Houston AID Austin.
SEoaClsh'p '.aGa'. e 81 ',a-D sry paiAt -
EGTUEe 60
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

Double sally service OF elegant PuunAs
Buffet and Sleeping Care between san Antonio
and Kansas City and ST. Louis.
bout be deceived but call FOR your tickets
via the hisso ri Pacik K ilway
For any desired Information, tick cts, n ADS
folders etc, call on g. d. LUSK,
Ticket agent. Union depot, Fort Worth
NE ZURE, Ticket Agent, City Once cor
ReE Maia ana Third streets.
n. G. ARCHER
Northern Texas Pkss Agent, DsIIat, reg,
4. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Pass. Rnd T ckepAgent
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-12-01
Mason & Hamlin Organs and Pianos,

The improved method of fastening the
strings Of pianos, invented by the Mason &.
Hamlin Piano and Organ Company in the
year 1882, is unquestionably one Of the best
improvements ever made, making the iustru.
menf more richly musical ID it's tones, as we'll
out Of tune. 80
Both the Mason & Ha,nlin orpans and
pianos excel chiefly in that which is the chief
in any musical instrument. QUALITY
TONE. Other thiLgs. though Important.
are much less so than this. An instrument
with unmusical tones canuot % a good musi.
ca ~instrunent. illustrated catalogues, con
tanning descriptions of new and nonnIar
styies Of organs and pianos, introduced tits
will be sent free to any one address.
lnK the company. Boston. Now York or chi.
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