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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
RasW
DULL TIMES MADE BUSY

We have an unexmped story of reduced prices which we shall tell
from day day. You will find hundreds Of merchants who claim sell
at lowest prices all the year around and who cry down our Oecurng
reduction Sales The people everywhere have long since found out that
this store is never unO and when announcement is made of GER
tain articles at reduced prices loss profit and in many in
stances loss on actual cost people often remark Why sell them 50
cheap? choose to pay the piper for your amusement why need
YOU object &c. thn note the fact that no matter what the rean-
large quantity, going out of STYLE udOu buyng---thee can
always be found here lots and lots of good things cheap and often
cheaper than elsewhere reduced from day to day because they must be
closed out And now do you say talk cheap lawfully cheap?
Whether you do Or DON'T read what follows below. tmy be dry but
there's many dollars savings it you if you'll but come and nveS-
ig9p.
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HOSIERY.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

GEN IIEMEN , FUhNISHINUo.
Surprise prices everywhere at this counter.
Any shape Standing aud Turn-DOwn Gentle
mems Collars, popular brand OF 4-Ply
Linen, at i0c. each-dont you always pay
1jc. ?
Gentlomen's Cuffs at Zoe.
Merino Half-HOse at 12Hc.-marked from 25c.
Seamless Brown Hose at 10c.-marked from i7c. :
London-Silk Ties, in FOur-in-lland and Ieck
shapos-marked frem 81 10 69c choice;
Pure Linen Hemstitched Gentlemens Bandker-
chiefs at i2kc.-maTked from 20c.
Our best Zoe. Shirts now for 44c.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T'HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY
Il THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GIRLs-nf-
teen miles from Baltimore (w. NJ. K r.. Founded
IN 1852. Eleven teachers; healthy location: care
ful training; thorough instruction 10 Inglish,
tho Classss, Modern Languages, Music. and
Art kEy. ARTHUR. RICH, A NJ, A. D.,
ia i0im keistertown, Nd.
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CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
Having about two hundred sacQues. Jackets,
Uls.-r.. and Wraps on hand, and being deter
r.neI - sell every garment before Marcn ISL
t4ycmarkeI the whole of he sock down to less
'lau cost. 80 gou can now get q bargain
CARPETS.
They have reduced the prize on every piece OF
Garnet ip tleir house, 30 you can Duy hahu-
some. good quality Carpet at very low price.
Tl.y have also made great reductions ID the
y i.es 81 Rugs OF all kinds ana MATS
BLANKETS. &C.
Great bargain. in White Bed Blankets, some
90 which aye slightly s0iled.
1874 Extra Quality White Bed Blankets at tl5, re-
duccd from so; .,a 49,
lg-i Rxua Qualify White Bed Blankets at fls, re-
ia White Bed blankets at $i.97, reduced from
1l4 White BED Blankets at SAYS, reduced from
l04'White Bed Blankets reduced from $3.50 to
We ai,o have White Bed Blankets at s.. t95O,s 81,
$50, l.2j. and 81 pair; o.
Co'Ored Bed Blankets reduced 10 '0c, -, siSo
fi.5O g., and up TO $40 pair.
Thoso elegant doube-faced Blankets are oniy
N.f7 now; 50 don't go elsewhere and pay 80
A larce assortment Of Lap Blankets at greatly
reduced prices-from $3.50 20 $40 each.
Plush Lap Robes lower than you ever sa" 'hein
Fur ian Robes al much below cost
Horse blankets from 81 up TOSS each;
Colored Marseilles Quilts reduced nom Sl.O 70
Sly. ana from f2.S0 10 tl75:
Marseines Quilts reduced from .2oO 10 sl'V'' ana
from s. TO s2is;
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SILKS.
GLOVES.

slx-Button length Jersey Gloves at ioc.-marked
from 4c.;
Four Button Embroidered Back, Scolloped-Top
Kids, 5)t.;
Gentlemen's Wool, scotch-Knlt Gloves at
25c.-marked from 45c.;
Mems Heavy Calfskin Gloves, Wool-Lined, at
0sc. o pair-worth 81.
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EMBROIDERIES.

We resume the good news OF economy In these
things. This town never saw such display Of
Cambric and Nninsook Edges and Insertions and
Au-Oyer EmbrOderies as We have been showing
this past week. Having imported these goods
direct and the only house In this town that does
Il, we can sell at less prices than they can buy
them for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29

FARMERS FARMERS n FARM
IL ERs ll.-Try our FARM FENCE. dog proof,
horse high, bull strong; Try our GAkDEN
FENCE, chicken proof, handsome, durable: Try
our BARN-YARD FENCE, very cheap, very
strong, easily moved; try cur ORNAMENTAL
FENCE for yards, lawns, &c.--very pretty.
I,s00 70 20c0 feet can be put up or moved In @
day Made OF pine or cypress, With from eight
TO Twelve Galvanized Bessemcr-Steei Wire 70 the
COMBINATION FENCE COMPANY,
No. 1850 Franklin street.
W. O. STEGER. Manager. ds7-eodsm'
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In COTTON DRESS GOODS. such a. sasteen>
Glnghams, Calicoes. Sc. We are now sxceling
any OF our former efforts. Our selections In sat-
teens have been made with great care. and vs
feel sure we can please any taste. he 10 ever so
modest or ever 80 gay. We have hundreds OF
styles In Dress Gingbams b. olfer you In three
different grades. Eyery p ,ce Is Just fresh from
the mills and every color known Ia cotton fabrics
Il represented A special bargain now Ia this
department ia 1000 yards Of "Crompton Cloth
az sAc. a yard. It resembles calico, but h ~
inches wide and very much heavier texture and
prettier design. IL will wear equal 10 ginghams
az Ice. yard.
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MILLER,
RHOADS K
GERHART.
Moxday, Jan. goth,

Monday Jan. goth,
We wiU begin to dis
play many attractive
bargains In White Goods
In small, medium, and
large R0ids, ranGmS IN
price from sc. a yard up
yards. Ne doubtT Rich-
mond stores hare eCer
shOlC71 such Udlues in
White Goods as zoe are
no,c Offering at 12 I-2c.
u yard. They are Fine,
Sheer, uery pretty IN de-
sign, and fully go per
cent. under regular re-
tail price. You ,Cont,
find such bargains newt
June.
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Trihute Of Respect.

Tribute OF Respect.
Whereas In the providence OF Cod our n1end
and colleague, DR.. OTIS +. MANSON. has been
called by death from our midst, we. the nleni.
bers Of the Richmond Medical snd surgical
Society and profession Of the city. assembled 70
pay tie last tribute 20 his memory anu worm
do hereby
Resolred. That our society has lost one of Us
ablest associates and the profession one Oh It's
most learned memeers~
Rssolpsd, That We express our sympatny 70
the bereayed family ami that We attend the fu-
neral In o body.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent 70 the family; this record be spread upon
the minutes Of the society and puDiished 10 INC
city daily papers and each OF the medical Jour-
mails published In the city OF Richmond
LANDoS b. EDWARDS, N. ",
NJ. A. RUST. u. d.,
N. d. HodE. JR., NJ. ID.
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Remnants hare dcclt-
mulated 1COnde'7ullH
and ne are Offering spe-
cioL Inducements + h is
1Ceek IN remnants of
Dress Goods, CalicOeS,
COttOnS, White Goods,
CaSsimeres, and Wan-
neJs. SC, our object is to
sell them off quickly
and our prices WIW do ii.
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SPECIAL.

We have gone through our stock Of JEwELRy
and we have selected ls0 pieces--yarious articles
and various shapes-LACE PINS. EAR-RlNGS,
HAlR-PtNS. CUFF-BUTT0NS. and COLLAR
BUTTONS, none having been sold for less than
25c., and the majority for as much a. SOC. All so
now at the uniform price Of l0c. apiece. YOUR
CHOICE FOR 10c. Come and SEQ them.
ASK TO see our LADIES EXTRA FINE HOSE
at i7c. a pair
at &C.
We soil EMBROIDERY SILK at &c. dozen.
LINEN CUFFS for Ladies' a. ST. a rulr.
Good CASHMERE GLOVES In black and colors
al l0c. pair.
We sell TYCOON REPS at leHc. yanl.
Colorcd-hordered BANDKEkCHIEFs, the best
ever sold, for -.
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CARPETS.

Our Carpet Sale has set folks around town to
talking good deal. No wonder. when we 0ner
every piece Of Carpet In the assortment. no mat
ter whether good or bad pattern, at less than II
can be made for.
sl.50 Wilton Velvets at 99c;
fl.S5 Wilton Nelvets at 75c;
sl95 Body Brussels az 76c.;
81 Tapestry Brussels at 65c.
SIC. Tapestry Brusselsat 55c.:
75c. Tapestry Brussels st 47Hc.;
Sc Extra Super Yard wide al $50;
&c. Extra Super Yard-wide at axe;
Soc. Wool-Mixed Ingram at 25c.;
25c. Guitar Chain Carpets at l2Ac
These are not Remnants, but Whole Pieces,
and are all Of this seasons purchase.
CLOAKS.
We tprices on all garments that should close
them out with rush. We only point out lew
to-day:
Fur-Trimmed Short Wraps. 1850 was the
price,
s25 seal-Plush Wraps, with seal-ball trimmings,
for SI3J0;
SIS Seal-Plush Jackets now for $40;
Handsome Fur-Trlmmed Seal-Plusn wraps,
fi250-marked from 500
All the long Newmarkets OF which we haven't
all sizes are In oue lot at tL4S choice. They are
oil wool. trimmed and untrimmed, and formerly
sold from $3.50 10 $40.
just three-quarter prices on Children's Cloaks.
There seems to be a good many % Chhdrens
Cloaks left over You can have your choice
after this for S34S
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STRAUSB BROTHERS
HISTORY.


rof ng
In mond $ ncu
LEVY
dantuu "a rgoisof n
The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
OWING TO THE COMPLETE SUCCESS
ATTAINED IN OUR
ODDS zN1 ENDS SALE

OF LADIES GARMENTS LAST WEEK DETERMINED TO
THROW OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF THE MARKET RE-
GARDiESS or COST TO CLOSE THEM CLAIM TO
BE PUBLIC BENEFACTORS TO THE EXTENT
GOODS FOR THE PUBCS GAIN S SOME READ
BTTHE CASE IS SIMPLY THIS STATED IN CLEAR MANNER
ABUSlNESS POINT OF VIEW WE NEED THE ROOM
OCCUPY; WE NEElATHE MONEY INVESTED
TURN 1T OVER AND OVER BEFORE
AROUND WE ARE WILLING TO MAKE MADE
EST CONCESSIONS ENDS DON'T TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THE BARGAINS WE SHALL OFFER
WILL AND YOU WILL BE THE LOSER CUT THIS OUT,
WITH YOU COMPARE NUMBERS AND PRICES
GOODS OUR ASSERTION THAT is ALL
aS
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4sAz4bSyck& &Son,
2I3 east Broad street.

erof mep
ASTONISHING PRICES
m n ipakhT N
SPECIAL OFFERING-SPECAL OFFERING-SPECIAL OFFERING
al yol.t :IcsseAH -WODCo CooreiSe
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At this season OF theyoar almost every lady IA
Interested I'm BLEACHED cor oNs. We begin
oar annual special sale Of Brown aud Bieached
Coitons, pllOw-Case Co;tons. Shoeungs, &C., this
week. such values a. can be- seen on eur colln-
ters I'm yard-wido BiCachc1 Bottoms at 81, :. 81,
q, and loc a yard will be- scarce IN Richmond re-
tail stores II T. Wcll-knOwn fact 20 people who
shop that there has been marked advance In
all grades o. COitons. aud prices viii likely re-
main nrm: but owing 60 iudicious purchases
made early In the season va are enabled %
quote A. usual our popular low prices on all OF
the leading branls oi Beached CouOns ami
Sheetincs. Special price by the plece. We would
advise an early purchaso b. thcsc goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29

WETZLER.-Died, January q. 1883. az the
residence OF her husband, In Washington, d. c.,
after a lingering illness, EVA, wife OF John I.
Wetzler and sister OF Mrs. L. L. Bass, OF THIS
city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29

Father. help US bear our burden,
As we Journey through this HE,
Looking upward, looking onward,
10 that homo where ell Is light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29

WOODDY.-Died. Saturday morning, January
2fst, at O'Clock, at her residence, No. II south
Pine street, Mrs. MARY E., wife OF the late D. ID.
Woody, In the seventy-fourth year OF her age
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
a NEW MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP BXING SHIPPED
TO CALIFORNIA.


TO CALIFORNIA.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Feb. 17.-Within
the past fey months thousands Of sleep
and,cattle from Western Texas have, found
their WAY to California over the Southern
Pacific Railway. This is something en-
tirely new to West Texas stockmen as
heretofore their only market for fst
cattle and sheep has been on the eastern
seGboard or 81. Louis and Chicago and
they think they see il the innovation .
new market opening up for them, by
which means better prices for their meats
and stock csn be obtained because Of the
sharp competition to ensue When
the Pacific slope buyer meets the
eastern buyer on the ranges Of West
Texas. The immediate cause Of his de-
paFture in the handling OF beef cattle and
mutton sheep is said to be the great loss
of sheep and cattle sustained in Califor-
Mia during the year just closed on Sc
count Of drouths and severity of weather.
California focks are said to haye sui
fered greatly, and have been SO
Jhinped out by death that the heme NOR
get is wholly inadequate to supply the
demands upon it by the immense influx
of the non-productive class OF people
VINO have immigrated to the Golden State
during its latest boom. at any rate tais
Is bound 10 result in much good TO
Western Texas cattle and sleep men by
giving for short time at least, new
and competing market.
Dr.. Fabian has just returned TO the
city from visit Of months duration
through the counties OF Llsno, Mason sn,i
BlAnco, and reports that the prospects
for cattlemen have materially bright
ened within tn last few months.
DR.. Fablsn lsys cattle are being sold at
prices much above those prevailing at the
same time last year, and offe*s are bsirg
made without takers st figures varying
from 81 to 81 higher than known for
years past. Small grain crops are fine,
grass and water are plentiful, and cattle
and sheep are very fat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
CapFLEEEN In TROUBLE,
They are Charged with HarboTlBg th
FiAsonia Train Robbers,

They are Charged with BarbOrlBg tho
Fiatonia Train Robbers.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Feb. 17.-Captain
Thomas Furlong, chief detective of the
Missouri Pacific system, hSs been in San
Antonio several Days, and his mission
WAS not made knoWo until this morn
ing, when be lodged William Harold OF
Ksrnes county in jail here. Harold be-
longs 10 the clique IF rsnchmen in Ksrles,
Bee and Wilson counties rho have been
hsrboling msjority Of the gang OF Fla
tonic train robbers since the date Of the
robbery. Now that the gEpg hsve seat
tered since the killing Of captain Dick. u
their leader, sad the imprisonment of Ed
Reeves, their first lieutenant, the oficere
have determined 80 arrest end bitterly
prosecute al parties who have beer
instrumental in keeping the bandits out
OF the clutches Of the Law. Detective
Furlong has thoroughly worked up the
cases, and expects within day or two to
have number Of Well-kuoWn and wealthy
cAttlemen OF the southwest behind the
baTg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
APrlsoner Escapes.

ABILENE, Tex, Feb. III. III. Alice,
sheriff Of Hsrdeman county. with one
John Chalk, sn attached witness in the
TrumbaT csse called in District court q;
Arson last Wednesday, the prisoner also
being held in Hardeman county for
forgery, arrived here from Arson yester-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
Supreme Court.
the Gazette.

SpeclAlito tne 6szebIe'
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 1.-THE Su-
preme court to day affirmed: Black VS..
Vaughn, from Grimes; Houston and
Texas Central Railway, VS.. Hill. from
Galveston; Hussy, ct al, vs.. Moses, from
Galveston.
Affirmed on certificate: Wiesnesky vs.,
Harney, from Grimes.
Motions for reh5aring were over ruled
in the following cases: FArley vs. De.
lande, from Burleson; Adams vs. Fisher
from Galveston.
Motions for rshesring were submitted
in the following cases: Stout VS.. Euuis
National bank, from Ellis; Herty VS.. Ed
dens, from Navarro; Blum vs.. Strong
from McLennan; East and West TeNsS
Railway vs.. Rysn, from Calhoun.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18

day morning remaining al day for the
east-bound train which was several hours
lste. After taking supper at the hotel
the sheriff and pris >nerlstepped outside
the door ara while Alice was in paying
their bill Chalk made break and made
good his escape. Up to this writing
nothing has been heard of him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
JAN Contract Let.
,esDondence Of the Gazette.

CHnDRRss, Tex, Feb. 15.-To-day
was let the contract for building s1o,-
600 jsil for Childress county. The sue
cessful bidder was Mr.. John q. White OF
Vernon. Work will begin right away.
We now hsve two schools in successful
operation under the guidance Of skillful
and experienced teachers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
A Farner,s Innutr,.

GRAHAM, TEX, Feb, 10, 1853.
To the Editor Of Tne Gazette.
Will you let me know il the disk hsr-
row will do 10 plow Johnson grass seed
sitter the SEED is once SEP Please let me
heSr from you or some CT your readers
through the Fort Worth GAZETTE.
n. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
DIED at Kyie,

COLEMAN, TEX, Feb. Il, 1883.
To the Editor of the Gazette.
Tae D. NeidliDg=r that you reported
ss dying st ssh Marcos on January %
IVES brother-in-law of mine, and Be
llyed and died at Kyle, aud was named j.
G, NeidliEger. T. ". DUDLEY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
Indignation Meeting called
,ohdence of the Gazette

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette.
BAsTRoP, TEX, Feb. 14-An indigna-
ton meeting has been called for the pur
pose of condemniug the acts Of the board
of aldermen for increasing the salary Of
the mayor and increasing the occupation
taxes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
Bad on STOCK,
Correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence VI NuS OaESItC'
MINERAL WELLS, TEX FEB. l5.-Is has
been sleetiGg here since noon yesterday.
There is about an Inch of ice on the
ground. S1ockmen pronounce it the
worst spell of weather on stock inst we
have had this winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
Attempted JAN Delivery.
1rrespondence of the Gazette

PEcos, CITY, Tex, Feb, l6.-Two
prisoners made an site mpl to escape lSst
night bat JAiler Lewis Parker discovered,
overpowered and put them back in the
celie5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
ROUND-UPS.
Commission Men Will Net be so Liberia
insiheir Dealings With the
Stock Shippers

The Southwest Panhandle Association
Meeting-HOw this Storm Affected West,
srn Herds-wuI Ship Catte Early.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18

W. c. Rogers goes up the Denver to-
day for few days.
80
MIR. Berry Gstewood Of Ennis, promi-
nent catgIeman, wss in the city yesterday.
Colonal r. G. Head Of Denver, press-
dent Of the International RInge Associz-
lion has returned from fortnight's trip
to SJutlern Texas.
An Indian Territory stockman WIS
heard to say yesterday that he would
commence shipping his range czttle TO
market before the FIST Of April. Terrific
~ stock are looking extra well this year.
The Southwest Panhandle CGttIemen's
Association meets at Colorado City on
March 5. Many cattlemen of Fort Worth
who are interested in western live stock
orally been quite successful il It's work
-
Reliable information from the west
shows that between Esstland county cno
Midland there hiss been no rain, Dut i5 "
inches OF snow has fallen which is n ore
beneficial than hurLtul 10 the cattle. Eas.
Of the country pointed out there has been
quite { rainfall, but whether cattle have
suffered, is not known. 1t is not thought
PROBABLE that they have, for they were in
good condition before the storm, the
weeds were springing up End rHs ges were
we'll fixed; beside which, the rain lasted
but short time aad WAS not very cold.
-.
Commission men are going to be S
greet deal more close in their 6ealing 8
Sith stoCkmen in the future, was the ye.-
dict OF party Of csttlemen yesterday
They sre not 90 much disposed to ad-
vance money on the representation CT
men who have nothing to back their
word. and if 6 man has not the ac1ual Sc
curlty for any advance he may ass, he can
rest assured that he will not be accom-
modsted. This is one of the prominent
points in the general fact that cattle rsis-
ing in the future Is going to be carried on
with the precision and accuracy tina.
characterize other pursuits.
A butcher remarked Yesterday that the
farmers near the city would find it to be
profitable to raise small focks OF sheep
Tor the local markets. The sheep would
cost very little for feed, and the mutton
would always bciDg good price If the
quality was good. Saeep, Of course, Of
some kind can always be got in
Texas, bul focks kept near the
city SO they could be put in the butchers
hands without the deterioration always
caused by shipping long distances, sud
where they could b. reached by the
butchers without trouble when wanted,
would slwsFs receive preference on the
market, and would bring prices beyond
what sre considered good for ordinary
sheep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18

Alaska ships cranberries to eastern
markets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
tG9LVaWIZE0 or PAINTED

10 = " +7NfLEsE IN E-NIIF CEE
Facts and EiguIes-Ghd1eH Wire Not Only the
Best, but the Cheapest"
ItTequiTes ouly $50 pounds regular Giiddeu
Barb Wire for one wire cne nile at say So
cents Ger pound, would c0ss SIS 50 Osher styles
weighing ST. pounds per mile az p cents per 100
pounds less, goul1 cost the sGmsj no 81
same. All other utyl # wires viii weigh from
20 to 90 pounds more per mile shan the Glidden
with same size main wires and number bsIbs
En- plOyed Therefore it is not always tn
cheapest sire per pound Bhat makes the ne;a
est or the best fence.
R5-SESD FOR sAtIPLE LOT-ea
OF our new Oval Single Strand, 2 pointed bayb,
firmly ats ched uniformly inches apart, Is
cent? per lOu pounds less han Gliddsn doubled
st1o1s barb VIE At low pie, We!S6t onT 3G6
Ounds p5r mile. Tensile strength, 1850 pounds
SANBORN & EARHER Houssoa rex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-18
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And all scaIs and Itching skin and
Scalp Diseases Cured by Cutioura.


BaTbers', BAKER,, '-rocers' and Washer
Woman's It;h, and every species of Itching.
Burning, Scsly, Pimply Humors of the Skin and
Scalp, with LOSS of Hair, e instantly relieved
and speedly cured BIZ CUrICUBA, the greet
SKIN Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite
Skin Besuiifar extl rnaIly, and CUTICURA Ry-
SOLVENT, the new OOd Purifier, inGsrnallv,
when physicians and all 'ther remedies fail
PSORIASIS, Oh sOALR sKIN.
I, John J. Case, d. d. S g, having practic d
dentistry in this county for thirty five years and
being well FnOWn 10 thouss ds h=Tes cuts,
with view to help any VINO are afflicted as l
have bsen for thn past W I've years, testify that
the CUTICURA RENE IES cured me OF Poor asis
or Scaly S in, inelght avs after Inc doctots
with wncm I hadeonsnlte1 gave ms no help or
eucour- gemen=. . JOHN j. CASE d. d. 8.
NEWTON, n. j.
DIsTREssISG ERUPTIOR.
Your CUrICURA REMEDIEs performed 4 won.
Gerful cure last m DER ON on of our custom
ers an iii gent eman.of ssv- ntY wears OF age,
who suffered with q faArfnlly distressing erup
ton n hts head an 100, and who had trisd al
remedies and doc ora to- 0 purpose.
TExARKLNA, AgR.E 3 J. F. SMITH + co.
DUsr~ ANsULseF SCALES.
H. q. CarpenteIs HandeFson y. Y, cared of
Psorirais o Lsprcey. of tWen " year standing,
by CUrICURA RRAEDIEs The mOet wonderful
cure on IecOTG9A dustpau:dfof scales fell from
him daily. PhyEicans and his friends thought
he must de-.
ECZNeIA RhDIgA8LX CUaED.
For the rs9tcel cure Of an obstinate case of
Eczema Of Rug stsn1inE. give entire credit to
the CUTlCUBk REMEDIES.
E,B RICHARDSON, New Haven, Coan.
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