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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
DON'T CARE.

DON'T CARE.
Choice all the rest of our nobby moires and
lace Parasols, worth from $40 to s25,
for So.
Now, Let all the Sellers of Trash
TREMBLE AND STAND BACK.
Read:
15c Children's Corsets were 81.
vi, grand odd lot Ladies' G. r., p. ID. and
r. g.; were 50 TO 3.
SC, Handkerchiefs; were 25c
10c, Handkerchiefs; were SOC.
60c, Handkerchiefs; we're $3.50.
sc, dozen Collars; were $1.20.
sc apiece, Collars; were zoe.
Ruchings at q sacrifice.
RIBBoNsl
35c yard, 9inch all silk Moire Sash, rich and
all colors.
25c will buy a whole piece, worth moro
per yard.
&c yard, Ribbon worth SOC, 4Oc and SOC.
Great Bargains in Fine sashes.
DON'T CARE.
Dress Goods.
Paper Cambria, lc yard
Odds and Ends slaughtered.
ALL USEFUL ALL GOOD
Choice of all Remnants worth dollars, a
ridiculous figure loo yard.
CHOICE
ALL OUR COMBINATIONS.
Lovely, light effects and dark, durable
goods, we're Sl5, $50 aud S35. Choice q
the above, $3.50.
Choice of 200 pieces Of Cloths, Camels Hal
and elegant Dress Goods were SlOl
$50, $500 $3.50 Choice, 50c yard.
LACES
To Match all Goods Magnificent Bargainsj
Come and Look at Them
LOOK At
KREMERS 1c SCRAP PILE.
lc Card.
lc Piece.
lc Dozen.
lc Yard.
WORTH DOLLARSI
NOW READ-Kremers guarantee thes
goods are reduced as stated; not as has beet
discovered in other houses this week. frs
marked up and then marked down.
Orders will be taken in the Dressmakinf
Department on goods offered in this said
dresses delivered in three weeks from rd
ceipt Of order.
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READ page 81 Of the Clara Conway In
stitute catalogue.
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Gar up clubs ior TuE WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure one OF the liberal cash prizes
offered
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BABY CAPsi BABY GAPS

Choice Of all that were $3.50, 81 and $3.50,
for 75c.
Choice OF all that were 81 and $3.50, for
25c
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Extra fine halhriggnn Shirts At 22Ic.
Mons line drill Drawers At i2Jc pair.
Mems extra long Night shirts ut 5Sc.
Come to our Furnishing Goods counter
for bargains now.
All our line flannel oycrshirts al half
price 10 close.
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sin Umbreiissi SIN UmbreII..i
Mosquito Bar-i Mosquito Mar.

9s.inch silk Umbrellas, gold handle,
sl65, Sl.65, Sl.65 tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Usr Syrup Of Pruncs for constipation
For sale 10y all druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Bon BATTER, the president, will bc
there, aud don't you forget il. No flies on
him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

WHOLESALE grocers recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading and best Vir.
ginia tobacco made In the United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
Ribbons. Ribbons. Ribbons.

No. 7 Moirc Ribbon in every desirable
shade, also white, &c per yard.
No. II MORE Ribbon, every color and
white, l0c per yard.
Extra quality silk Mtts, black, white
and colored, all at l0c per pair.
Black silk, embroidered back. Jersey
Mitts, regular price 81 our price 25c per
pair.
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GEr up clubs for rnE WEEKLY ArrgaL
andsecurc one OF The cash prizes. Sec lists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
Drummona'. .,,or.. .no.-

NATURAL Mineral Waters on draught at
Seabrook's Drug Store.
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mtg Cut ON swiss FIounces.

0jc quality now cut to soc.
Sl.0O quality now cut to G9c.
Sl.25 quality now cut TO 72lc.
Sl.35 quality now cut TO Sic. r.
$3.50 quality now cut 10 Sl.O0.
Sl15 quality now cut To Sl.l5.
500 quality now cut 10 Sl.35.
II you don't see what you want call for
IL.
Hamburg Embroidery, b TO 0 inches
wide, ut lio yard.
Torchon Lace, TO 3inchcs wide, NJ nc
yard NO '0'
Ladies' white embroidered end Null
Ties nj Toe each.
Ladies' colorcd bor,lcrcd homstitched
llandkcrchicis at ic each.
800 gross Of pearl dress Buttons in all
sizes ut 2c dozen.
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satecns. Sntccns.

40c Satccns reduced TO 25c.
zoe Sateens reduced 10 l2lc.
Every yard OF our French Organdy will
be closed out this week at PC yard.
1000 yards Summer Lawn ut DC yard.
~ pes Of colorcd Cheese Cloth at 2lc a
yard.
All our fine Zephyr Ginghams Monday at
lbc; goods that are sold at 35c.
1000 yards OF fine yard wide Batisto nj
90 yard; former price lbc.
lot OF black and white Organdy at &c a
yard; reduced from 35c u yard.
lot Of black, striped aud plaid Organdy
at 2lc yard; reduced from Zoe.
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Old gold as cash. Muliord's.
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Motions, Nations.

Coats and John Clark's Spool Cotton,
i5c per dozcn; Skirt Brad, two for &c; sill.
vcr BELTS, cost 25c, for loo each; triple.
plate Hand Mirrors, cost soc, our price loo;
White Null Ties, elegantly embroidered,
cost 2Sc, our price lOc; Hooks and Eyes,
So per box; Plated skirt Braid, i5c a box.
Ladies Long Plush Pocket Books, cost
zoe; our price. 25c. II.
The entire stock Of Fans, In satin,
icaihcred and painted, with ivory han.
dice, Fans that sell from 1jc TO fi.6O, our
price, Toe each. =
ladies' embroidcrd lIandkcrchicis,
entire lot loo: Ladies. hcms,itched, col.
orcd border Handkerchief, Re each.
Bows Linen Collars, l0c per dozen.
Boys White Shirts, 2jc.
Ladies nalbrggsn Hose, bc per pair,
Misses l.isle Hose, all sizes, l0c per pair.
Pearl Buttons, al siIcs, 2lc per dozen.
Spongcs, two for nickel.
millinery. Millinery.
Immense bargains In Hats, Flowers,
TIPS aud Plumcs al the
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
200 main street coo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Orr up clubs for Tux WEEKLY ArPrlL
and secure one Of the cash prizes. See lists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Buy your tableware now at Muliord'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
A Tra. STORY Of On. c.ium., ana n..,..

Arrue STORY Of the Calumet ana ueeia.
John Harrington vs., 20 lucky ~ the Nay drawing
~ the Lsultiana state Lottery. Like the tulstans
uAl n.t,-' q feet mac that be 4, he CONTINUES ss
engineer AZ The Atlantic hininf compsnys stamp.
mln He Ticket which was one.tsnth OF No. utV2
~. ..s wy, w seoonno. plhl pfIe lteVp
w1 the tegotd that he had bought In the Louis
isns state Lottery. His prge va collected Tor him
By the National bank " Hsughton. II vsalpfOtnpt.
" invested by him In stock Of the Csinr,et a
necla hining companJ " Houghioa tsich. t0ascfs
fnss H.
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Ladies' Rcady.nsdc Garments.

Ladies' Ready Made Garments.
100 dozen flor tomorrow only) beautiful
woven French Corrts, splendid shapes,
unsurpassed for durability, ut 73c.
SPECIAL S,rE - ladies and childrcn's
wady-mndc Dresses oi white Lawn,
French satccn and Scotch Bingham.
children. bingham suits. ose.
Our usual Monday salc Of
Muslin Underwear Very cheap.
20 dozen real French Jerseys, colorcd and
black, sold formerly nj 800, tomorrow
only slin.
10 doncn braided Jerseys, worth 50 each,
tomorrow sl.S9
foR ruH Tomorrow We will
have special drives in Domestic and
Chinawarc departments
. cases iOI blcachcd Shooting NJ ipc. You
must all know how cheap this IL.
20 Lace Bed Sets at si.I5 each, worth
double.
100 dozen all linen lluck and Damask
Towels ut &c each.
FoR lc EAcu-ln China aisle, fancy Cake
Cutters Biscuit Cutters, Whish broom.
holders, nougmut Cutters, Patty Pans,
Egg foachcr, 3-quart Pans all nj lc
each Cups and Sauccn ~, Tea Plates
BE-, Snowflake Molasses Pitchers 2lc,
worth 10.
A BONANZA French China Plates: beau.
tiiul, novel aud new decorations Of
hoNcnand fruits, only pc cheap at 81 a
dozen.
CAnrrr DEPARTMENT Special sale Mon.
day Of mosquito bars mosquito bar
frames and mosquito net by the yard.
nss, quality. 4 Yard. Ne, zoe.
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Ladies' cause Vests.

pjc Vests cut 10 Coz this week.
Gbc Vests cut to ijc this week.
ladies Isle thread Vests worth sl.25
reduced 10 zoe.
ladies Corset Covers nj SOC, arc.
Coz, zoe aud Sl.OO, some worth .2j, none
less than SOC.
Thompson's glove fitting Corsets al 81. 90
each.
Thompson's $3.50 bone Corscis at zoe
each.
l.. II. CoScts ut sl.7h.
500 bone French woven Ccrscts at 81 90.
Dress Ginghams, large plaids, DC yard.
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Hurry TO Muliord'a

cnowS wash blue does perfect work.
Give IL n trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
Bouisnger's wound.

NATURAL Mineral Waters ON draught al
Seabrook's Drug Store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Muliord reduces everything.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
A good time 10
ORDER YOUR COAL.

c. u. BRYAN a. co.
Special attention 10 car load orders.
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DON'T CARE.

Your choice OF sixty fancy colors and black
lace trimmed and brocaded Parasols,
worth from 80 TO sl5. Choice for $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

Temporary reductions at Muliord's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
Hosiery, Hosiery.

At l2lc pair ladies fancy striped hose,
full, regular made and warranted last color;
reduced from pc.
AZ 25c u pair job LOT Of misses solid col.
orcd Isle Hose; reduced from 5c.
AZ lic apair gents brown balbriggan
linli.hu-c, drop stitched, extra fine and
light weight, worth 3jc pair.
Yard wide fcrcalos at u yard.
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wha, Ie ie Ic win nuy.

All the badly damaged goods will be
placed ON ono table ut lc per yard or arti.
Gle. They consist Of Baby CAPS, Baby
Waists, Collars, Ruchire, Oriental, Torchon
and Linen laccs, etc, etr., lc each or ward.
Palm Fans lc each OF I've for a nickle.
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Infants Caps.

$500 Infants Caps reduced TO Fl. Is.
sl,OO Infants Caps reduced 10 zoe.
Zoe Infants Caps reduced TO i5c.
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Avail yourself now. at MuliOrd'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
10y
Aoo-MAIN sTRgET-ioo.
---I,
InyineibIc.
InvineibIe.

That's what our prices arc.
We have made another purchase. This
time il is an entire car load OF assorted
merchandise, slightly damaged in late
wreck on the NJ. &. O. and A. g. S. r. X.
Every item from this wreck is more or
less damaged, some by, water, others being
crushed, some only soiled, others slightly
disfgured, I,r
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The balance Of our entire stock to be
closed out in proportion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29
FANS FANSi FANSI

All the japanese Fans, open and folding,
decorative and useful, that are worth
500 and Zoe, your choice for l5c. Fine
fans sacrificed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-29

To give our competitors a chance TO 60
fishing we will offer the following, what
We call bargains:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

While offering this, our GREAT sacri-
ficing Sale, our terms are strictly CASH.
No goods on appreciation. No goods ex-
changed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
DIdn'. Know 1t Was Loaded.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX June Is AT
y O'Clock last night several negroes were
assembled st a negro house, one quarter
OF mile northwest Of the square. The
woman Of the house brought cut re-
volVer, which she offered 10 sell. The re-
Volver Tas unIoaded and passed to the
negroes, who amused themselves snap
ping 1t at one another. II was then
loaded and put awaV. Charlie Buford,
not knowing it was loaded, picked up the
weapon ana shot another negro, Henry
Rucker, breaking tie two bones of his
forearm. sssssi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
MArritd at Dallas
Correspondence Of the Gazette.


ALvORD, TEX, June 27.-On the path
inst, Mr.. NJ. C. f bridge, accompanied
by Miss SAllie Simmons, left Alvord for
Dallas, where on the 26th inst. Mr.. Eth
rlge was welded TO Miss Alice Lincoln of
that city. The BRIDE has many friends in
Alvord, having assisted her brother, Prof.
H. n. Lincoln, in tie normal music
school there last summer. Mr.. E:hridge
is one Of Alvord's most popular young
men. The couple arrived on this morn
ing's train and WAS greeted at the depot
with some hle music by the Alvcrd SIle
yer Cornet Band. of which Mr.. EthEidge
is member. They were then escoffe&
to the Simmons House by 6 hest of young
lIdieg, where all partook OF an elegant
repgst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
a brakeman Loses Both L.gs.

Special to the Gazette.
COLORADO, TEX, June IS Fred
Bgouse, brakeman on tie railroad, had
both legs cut IF below the knees by q
freight train st Lorraine stsyion this after
noon. He stepped down from the engine
while il motion to set switch ard his
foot slipping he fell under the wheels.
He WAS brought here On the passenger
train for treatment. The doctors ampu-
tated both legs but s:y that the wound IS
very serious and will probably prove
fstsl, Brouse Dss brother on The road
who is 5 freigh: conductor or the We:
End -a%z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
sny other port on the Texas coast, End
| the bar is Geepeni z eveTy Gay.
APPOINT DELEGATES

sny other port on the Texas coast, end
the bar is ceepeni z eveTy Gay.
APPOINT DELEGATES.
Beiumon! Enterprise: We cHll atten-
ton . the call fnr the deep water con.
veauon st Fort Worth on July 10, which
Is published in another column. This
most important convention should be ST.
tended by delegates from all the towas
and cities il SOU aesss rsxss, most pr
tcular!y from Sabine Pass, Beaumont
aud Osapger w1o are most directly inter
as'ed in L deep water port. Meetings
SHOULD at CAGE De c1!.ed, ard delegates
appointed - RtteGd the convention, and
those delegates 20 arI-ed With the full
statistics Of @tst Sabine Pass is, and how
i the nsturG! course u the eb6 and flow
Of the tide water chat the channel is deep
ening ever since WORK On the titles be-
gan, as lnstsncei by me report CT Mr.. G.
n. Forbes, y 40 is q contractor at present
st work OF the gulf, clearing cut bar
about Morgan Port, AMI who once
dredged the bar at the Pass he states,
Ina il passing over the Ssbile Pass beg
q few days ago, the loves water struck
WAS twelve e. ard thEt n channel w.s
widening. Two mJn!hs rgO We could
only strike eleven feet.
Let our Mayer, In his Ctiisi4I capacity,
call meeting, and LEI teleGst s be a.
pointed to sttend this important CoLvan-
ton, SO that the interests Of SI6ine PISS
wi! be properly shown, & 1,sized .nd
represented NJ this G02vsrhcH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
Knee b. the railing Of nscsn folding.

NEW YORK, June % A scGfoIding on
snearly completed ten-story building of
sfAe New York Lie Insurance Company al
Ninth and Wall streets gave WY about
noon to-day and precipitsted three brick
layers to the Sidewalk beneath. Gus
Gift 9rd and William Tfemlin were killed
outright and Dick Thorn lived fifteen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

lion. Norman j. Colman (powUnited States
sOomfnissioner Of AgIicgltuIeT has indorsed
j. &C. Msglirs,s Gun daFsngo as being all that
irefs meta beias an salterative, Rargatiye. dep
Jtra tok and dure5tes acting speolicallSson the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
superintendent CT H up,svilla Sch . Dis.

Special to she Gazst.e.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX june IS Professor
a. A Boone has accepted the position OF
superin endent Of our public schools for
another session. Professor Luckie,
colorad, who was elected professor CT the
cpiored school hes resigned, snd will
sccepss6 position iasthe Prairie View
Norfnal S@ 50
.s"SeAiS Of North Carolina .gfGx Gut'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
DALLAs.
Nearly A tbs buildings ~t.ye rTa;er Be
nea'a Tbs MI c. Ns.tt.
DALLAS sLSITALY CONDITION.

DALLAS #EEIIAhG Con LIiItN.
Srccisi to ;se Gazette.
DALLAS, gEx jane % -F-I ssvsEal
moLt1s re cts.z-u q DaI.as has been en-
gagged il "po.4liug win pn1e" II the
crArt p-cellss o. tlc town. II political
pa-laI &c, 4 - now beginning to view
win slsFm" iae necessity IOr sanitary
prlcsr'iaa. Never IN mt l.srory Z tne
tQqgn has j. C3ntii led 50 Eucl nth.
Numerous pools OF S.agutEt Wa.e- CJI-
aiLue 20 breed mosqaiLoe5 aEd nalzris,
T5ile dead srimsis bud refuse MISTER IN
de- the rays & the sumner sdl SIe dis
pensing al the smells CT TErtary. This
condition Of Efsirs Is not conh1ed to
sny special locality, out IS general, &nd
unless urgent measures arc rCsurted 10
the mortality Of the neXl few months Will
surprise the natives. Everything is ripe
for al epidem mic, Should ole visit TeISs.
Nearly ell the buildings have water be-
meath them, snd as this is written the
ste6dy stroke Of force pump in an adj
joining building is hesrd.
The Knights Of HoGOr NJ been pic
nicipg to-day st Shady View park.
Officer HeidiGgsfelder, who WAS sus-
pended for using his official position to
extort money from a minister, has made
81 examination useless by rendering his
resignation.
COURT NOTES.
Bird, Anderson & Co. fled suit sgHinst
J oseph Rubin for $500 due on a lumber
bill and for foreclosure &C mechanics
lien.
Nannie W. Cray wants divorce from
james S Gray On the grounds Of a0sn-
donment. she praIs tnat she be invested
Wlth the title in fee simple 10 certain
I&ndz purchased with her own separate
funds, costs q suit and general sGd
spec.a- relief
THE CITY WATERWORRS.
The city wat6rwcrk5 inspector, whose
cHce WIS created at the adjourned ses-
sion of the City Council held last week,
will be Unlisted into bis regular duties
By being required to visit each house in
the waterWcrks district End report the
names OF al parsons who are using water
without paying for it. These viii be shut
of srd required 70 pay the fines, PENAL
ties and Settle all srrears before water is
Issued 10 them.
MINOR MATTERS.
The funeral OF james 2. Smith took
plsce today. a large number OF friends
piid their last tribute Of respect to him.
The little nine-mOn that old daughter Of
W. Washington died Tuesday OF cholera
iufsnturn and WIS buried yesterday.
DR.. Eklof, a SHetish physicisn, died
Isst night st his residence on HsrWood
street OF fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
4 BOY KILLED,

Fatal Accident at DtcstUr-A Boy BE
hrafed While gTyins to BcsrG q Train.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, June 23.-ThIs even
ing st $50, while train No II, freight,
was backing on The side track to the
Depot, little Charlie Burke, son of Mrs.
4. E, Burke, Of Decatur, attempted to
jump on the iIaln and wes
kilIe6. having the top OF mis-
mead sew ered completely from his
ocdy. Two cars OF lumber passed over
his body. Conductor kellogg bad charge
II tee l.sin. TIE corOrer bss been gent
tor ald will hold sn iJquess this evening
Tae community is shocked over the mat
ter, AID deeply eympsthizs with the be-
reG7ed mother, sister snd brother. ,ssszsstt
Mississippi Diar1hoeasgdrafa1 does rot
lock up the bowe ls,sbut chects the &C
lions, and SO changes ana corrects iTreg-
ularit!es tkss nature soon assumes con
troll, and the patient is cared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Mississippi observation-disclosures cures
summer complaints, dysentery, di.rrhoes,
fux, crsmp COLES gripping pains, irritated
bowels, loeseness, chclera, and cholera
morbus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

Special 50 the Gazette. ss1sS
PALESTINE, Tx, Juue Is -Pssssfins
is entitled 70 Inc honor Of hosting tass
first Cleveland &nd Thurman fig rs<ed
in the state II is Uuited Stata6Ng,
twentY-eig1s feet long, WITT the naf6es Of
the Democratic Sisndsrd bearers worked d
by the ladies' OF this city. The fl was
raised this morning opposite the posto flee
corner under tns management Of j. J
L0ckhasss and Alex Ferguson and IS
eightysf5tr feet nigh with 5 beautiful
UniteA Slstes pennsnt ST the top.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

fresh ripe oraggeFEnon -8lcoho!ic. Fort /!
Worth Gtoeer Co. ere sole SCENTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
MINOR MATTERS

gg I. n. @, Is not azure ALL, but gu .ttAs OF
Century Of cons aatlqse ha spspons ratEd be
ralgiA Z are. 10 the onff k aowii Inf 6sbfeepre
Tor sd kinds ofneural giaand f5fA, rvoes fesG
aches85O cenes5per b6&S NJ anHfests1re d $eS
'RanEum RgotfMedicinsSGo NssaSt lie, Tenh
Sold By all druggist. - w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

I.NnO s~Oa oIEaUS0uIcnIo
through life that when his summons
comes TO die he Will not 60 like moss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 28 Mrs. Cleve-
lAud and her mother, Mrs. Fclsom, and
Ben Folsom srrived in the city at 9;15
last night and were Immediately .dIssen
10 OAkvieW. .,.,lls3asssssJssssSE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
SHOULD BE REPRESENTED

Orange TriGu1e: In this igsue Of the
Tribune Is published the call for deep
water convention 10 be held al Fort
Worth July 10 While We DO not endorse
ail tnat is ssid N tbs cal, yet We think
that our section # the country should be
represented il that convention, so tbst
Sabine Pass and sll this section OF tie
stste may get heir just dues. We are
getting deep water hy the present plans,
but L We remain quietly at homeland are
rct represented, IS viii appear that we
are wiling TO abide by tEe decision Of
tlct c05ven ion. nc matter whist 1t msy
DO If cur 1ls,rict is against concentra-
r.oo. il Should be represented, AMI our
representatives. should give the reasahs
for sutsgoniziEs the one haCbOr ides
Snow the convention WHIST we have gsinedl
b5 the cIiolet system, and show thEt I'VE
will gain deep water whether SaoinePass
gets the support Of the whole stztsor not,
~ c----- -, ----- > = 80 N-o = ~ 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
A CRYING NECRs SHY.

Gonzales Inquirer: TIE ILq1iger ra-
ceiyed a circular from the Bya.d #
Trade o! Fort Worth addressed to the
cities and towns Interested IN securiog
deep water st some point on the T x1s
coast, and urging them 10 eeld delegates
70 hat place on July 10 - attend the
deep wafer convention. Special rates
viii be secured and ! tul representation
Il the towns Of the state is desired. A
very general feeling prevails that some
hing should be done to secure 4 deep
WISER p :: on tie Texas coast. It u gat-
;irg to he crying necessity sDd TIE c.l
Should oe Needed Dy the c.t.zsns OF t1z
stste.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29

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4 GAzZTTE, 70. several
isn Whooped up the rail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
NEEDS DEYP WATER

- b allluger Leader: ItXaS neeCs
deep waterproof; represen-
ia i've convention is tee b2s. plauathe
people have Ct ascertsining the easiest
piace 10 get it. When the people decide
on Which IS the nest available point and
demand that sll appropriations be sp-
pied to that point, Texss will soon have
ueep water.