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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

ORDERS TAKEN NOW ENABLE Us TO MAKE
good Arrangements with manufacturers therefore for
80 DAYS we will sell WOOD MANTELs At an ENoR-
NOUS DISCOUNT. The new designY all in ana
our floors crowded
Purchasers can have goods stored until wanted with
out charge and no payment is required until delivery
IL made This is the best chance ever offered 10 select
from an extensive stock Of choice designs.
ap19 HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

&Ishoes, -; Cousins American Kid 90: Merriam's
fsi ~ sxnns hssa f9s Infants' shoes, 2lc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

~ coens' <oc@1 STRASBURGER'S
.n,z.w pry Goods and Carpet House,
sb@f'~s SEQ 9TH st
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Warranted one year-That Is, IL the material splits
within one year of purchase. rccOreref ~ charge
This guarantee holds good with "Glorar uubrel-
las at slSS as well the expensive imported novel;
ties.
sl.20 for our sl.35 'Gloria" umbrellas
sl50 for our SLIGO 2s-inch GLORIA"
slJ0 for our sl.9S silver handle GLORIA.
sl9s for 81 IS door knocker- handle "Gloria-
s2.4s for our s2.9S l5-inch silver "Tosca" handle
GLORIA"
rec window display for more expensive novelty
handles. Profit by the special prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

sAKS AND COMPANY,
EVERYTHING FOR JUVENILES,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
aplo
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SAks AND CoMpASrs SLATE
FOR TOMORROW.

SATURDAYS ALWAYS BUSY DAY IN OUR
BOYS AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT. THIS
PARTICULAR ONE WILL BE EXCEEDINGLY so.
EASTER FOLLOWING - THE MILD SPRING
wEATHER-SETs ALL THE YOUNGSTERS CRAZY
TO PUT ON THEIR NEW DoUBLETs.
WHEN THBRE's SO MUCH TO BE BOUGHT
AND so MUCH TO BUY FROM ANY ASSISTANCE
WILL COME IN HANDY-wON'T TT
WE THOUGHT so.
HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS THAT MAY TIGHTEN
THE BURDEN A LITTLE
GRADED TALK-THAT is WE ARE GOING TO
CONSIDER THESE SUBJECTS IN SECTIONS.
WE CAN BE MORE COMPREHENSIVE. YOUC CAN
CATCH THE IDEA MORE READILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER HANpKERcH1EF NOVELTIES

II has been said: "The Ptais RoDnrs ,rfSog dspo,,
Of Easter Hdndberolies "a The nnest eler seen in Wash
inO,0n."
For the Easter sale several lots Of 12c pure linen
HAndkerchiefs will be offered at Toe each.
Beautiful and novel designs in 25c Handkerchiefs
offered at 2Oc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER UMBRELLAS. NOVELTIES
WARRANTED ONE YEAR.

IL requires half column 10 sound the praises OF n
doubtful article, only three words 10 tell of the gen.
uine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
75c BoYs SHIRT WA1srs, $50.

tUnul p. m Tomorrow
Worth CSC. are these French Percale Waists which
are warranted not 10 fade in washing See those OF
Turkey red and Indigo blue with gures in white The
style the MT the pearl buttons, etc, of 9Sc waists
sB- Boys Shirt Wdssts Cd goOr 4ake elepafOr In
passage d5joinfa0 GIore Department.
(Coptinued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER SEcKwEAR NOVELTIES.
EASTER SHOE NOVELETTE,

Curtis L wheeler's and Croxton & Woods Spring
Novelties in Footwear
For this sale 20 PER CENT DISCOUNTED per
cent of the marked prices every article in the paAs
Royals well-stocked shoe parlor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
ap19-1m
". 81. HoEKE.

THE BEST SHOES AND OVER CATERS CAN
BE HAD FOR SMALL COST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
$l.25 SKIRTS EoR 9Sn
BARaAINs liz SASH R1pposs

Hrom Am. 20 D p-m., to-morrowl
s10-inch MORE SASH with Satin Edge, all shades,
81. IS quality for Csc.
9inch Satin Stripe Moire, all shades CSC. quality
for SIC.
9-inch Armure and Satin Stripes, all shades: CSC.
quality for SOC.
12ipch Black MORE Sash; q. 25 quality for q.
e1.19 to 9cc.
l0-in.. reduced from q 25 TO 81
lin, reduced from LAS TO ala
- pee column 20 the night for bargains IN Mill
TEE PALAIs ROYAL.
.,,o oof. isfh sed &. sys.
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EASTER HOSE NOVELTIES

We think We can match any shade OF dress maseria
We show all the new greens, blues reds browns tam
also leather shades colors to match the new coore
leather shoes. For the Easter sale is offered
Doc. &C. & G." Isle Hose for Acc
Doc. Boot-pattern Hose for 44c.
zoe. Black Silk Hose for 5gc
s5c. for boot pattern Silk Hose
DOC. for sohoppers new shades in Hose
25c. for all sizes children's Black Isle Hosa
Zoe. for all sizes boys Double Knee Hose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19
EASTER DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES.

3-inch @. g. Ribbons. with Satin Edge, in all the
spring Shades, for 1ec. These for hat trimmings
and well worth 35c. ayard
Thirty shades in 3-inch Arnure Ribbons, for only
pc. yard
job lot Fancy Ribbons FOR hat trimmings, including
Plan Armure, Arnure and FGille. in combination
stripes Armure with fancy Brocade, Plain Brocsdes
with Faille Edge. Lot 1 at SIC. Lot Tor 4Sc. Lot
for 55c, Lot 4for Csc Lot for 75c
Il Many of these ribbons are at half price
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

out of him. Accordingly the procession
halted, cheers were given for the noted
Boston lawyer, who came to the door
and made stirring address full of en-
cOuragement for their cause. The next
day member of the opposite party
who was friend of Wiley 3, called on
him and expressed his surprise that he
should have spoken in favor of so I'M
American party as the "Grits -
t'Well, - said the genial old lawyer. 81
will do as much for your party if you viii
get up procession and call on me - He
kept his word, and when the torches
famed before his house he went to the
door and made most captivating speech.
i'll which he had the highest encomiuIns
for the Tories and belabored the - Grits'
with humorous extravaganza which
more than made up for his previous praise
of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

compass. To the north, south and
west there was nothing in their appear
anee to attract attention, but two
masses of FIRE TO the northeast of Caring
ton were unlike those in any other direc-
ton. The fires were, with wonderful
distinctness raised into the very clouds
just as in the brilliancy Of the sunlight
the obscure shack is made TO assume the
dimensions Of a lofty tower. There was
a perfect reflection Of the fire in the
clouds. Individual tongues of flame
were pictured in the superheated strata.
At another time the reflected fire seemed
to waver in the air like the restless shim-
mer of the most brilliant aurora. The
spectacle lasted until the fire died ont
Altogether the sight was most singular
and beautiful
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
Witty Boston Lawyers.

have heard some characteristic anec-
dotes of the leading lawyers to whom I
have had occasion to refer recently which
help to illustrate their individuality. One
of these relates to Sydney Bartlett, in
whom old age has not dried up the foun-
tain of genial humor which has bright
ened his professional career. In the ar
gument of cause not long ago he took
occasion to refer to the discrepancies in
the views of the law as
presented by his opponent, who
was much younger than himself "Ah, -
said the venerable lawyer, cit is natural
that the learned counsel should become
confused and fail into these errors; he is
q very old man - An anecdote of Mr..
Soheir is associated with his boyish days
and shows the precocity OF his ready wit
Having had occasion TO correct his dog
after a fashion which 1 fuust confess was
not wholly commendable, he was re-
proved by his father, who asked him why
he kicked the animal. fHe yelped at
me, replied young Sohier. "No, he
d1dn IT, SAID the father. f'Then I
didn 4 kick him, - was the instantaneous
answer.
An anecdote of the late Tolman Wiley,
whose unctious humor afforded rare
pleasure to his associates at the bar,
shows that he enjoyed giving practical
turn TO it outside the field of professional
practice. While staying at Annapolis,
y. s., where he had a summer cottage,
he was witness to the excitement of
political campaign between the Tories
and the ''Grits,' as their oppon-
ents were called. One evening,
as the members of the latter party
were having a turchlight procession,
some of them suggested stopping before
Mr.. Wiley 5 house and getting a speech
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
TANNING A BIRD.
The Best Way to Make Bird Fearless and
Familiar

The Best Way to Make Bird Fearless and
Familiar.
No creature is more jealous or sensitive
than a bird, says Olive Thorne Miller in
the Home Maker. 1t is easy, however,
to win the heart of almost any bird, and
without starving him or making him
think he has mastered you. Simply talk
to him a good deal. Place his cage near
you, on your desk or workable, and
retain his choicest dainty to give to him
with your own fingers. Let him know
that he can never have that particular
thing unless he takes it from you, and
he will soon learn, if you are patient
and do not discoucert him by fix
ing your eyes upon him. After this he
will more readily take it from your lips;
and then when you let him out Of his
cage, after the first excitement is over,
he will come to you, especially If you
have call you have accustomed him to,
and accept the dainty from you while
free. AS soon as he becomes really con-
WINGED that you will not hurt him, or try
10 catch him, or interfere in any way
with his liberty, he viii give way to his
boundless curiosity about you; he will
pull your hair, pick at your eyes and
give you as Izsuch OF his company as you
desire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
Two Brothers Strike 100000 Mine by Work.
ing Few Minutes in an Old Shaft.
Chicarn Trihrnn

ing Few Minutes in an Old Shaft.
Chicago Tribune.
s. R. Roger and his brother left their
homes near Hastings, Mich. about four
years ago and went to Breckenridge,
Col. where they worked in a stamp mill.
They got possession OF two claims, the
''Iron Mask and the "Kewanee, - and
worked them during spare hours, put
ting considerable time and money into
them. Thr claims had been worked
previously for six years by an old miner,
who failed TO find paying ore. Roger re-
Gently put a man in the lower one, and
went to work himself In less than half
an hour, after digging about two feet, he
struck gold and silver bearing carbonate
of silver, said to be the most valuable
and easily worked deposit in that state.
Tie vein was followed TO the surface,
when it was found that all the previous
years work had been within eighteen
inches OF the vein. The Roger brothers
have been offered 500 900 for the two
mines, but want $500 900: Within q week
after this find 5000 men were on the spot
establishing claims, but the Rogers had
secured many Of the most desirable The
mine is on the east side of the mountains
and the snow necessitates keeping it
rooted over
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
A SUSPICIOUS TRIO.
Memphis Without Paying Their lndebt-
edness-Thefr Good Credentials

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. 5.-On Jan
uary I there arrived in Memphis from
New Orleans three young MeXicans.
They took rooms at the Gayosa hotel and
registered as Antonio Alvarez Pedro Cub
berz and Juan Diez. They represented
themselves as journalists, and were max
ing tour throughout the United States.
They were shown considerable attention
and presented to the editor of one Of the
daily papers here credentials from John
G. Cisco, United States consul at Nuevo
Laredo. Their names as Endorsed by the
American consul were Fl0rian Marti,
Felipe Lejua and Francis De La Vega.
They took in all the sights here,
and were apparently most favorably
impressed with the beauties OF the
Bluff City. Last night they were ex-
tended an invitation to attend the thea
ter by the advance agent of q company
that is to appear here next week. III his
generosity he had loaned one of the trio
SIS, which was TO be repaid as soon as a
remittance was received from New Or
leans. The trio suddenly left the theater
about 9 CLOCK, and doubtless wended
their way nOrthwaTd ON the 8 ,45 train,
as they have not been seen here since
Two letters from them came to-day, one
directed to the proprietOrs Of the Gayosa
hotel, the other to the vietimized the
atrical man. The letters expressed re-
grets for not being able to liquidate the
amounts of the writer's indebtedness and
contained a postscript to the effect that
the matter would be attended to on their
arrival at st. Louis. Their action here
causes doubts to arise as 20 the genuine
ness of the letters they have in their pos
session from the American consul and
prominent Business men of Galveston and
other Southern cities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

MAKE No MIsTARE-1f you have made
up your mind to buy Hood s Sarsaparilla
do not be induced to take any other.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar medi-
cine, possessing, by virtue of its pecu-
liar combination, proportion and prepa-
ration, curative power superior to any
other article of the kind before the peo-
pie. For all affections arising from i'm
pure blood or low state of the system it is
unequalled. Be sure to get Hood IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
STEEL WORKS IN TROUBLE.

Big Enterprise in Cincinnati Closed for
Few Days.
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 5.-An attach
ment was served to-day on the property
of E. Z. Shriver of the Newport Iron and
Steelworks, and as there is still due
$50, 900 on the purchase money the master
commissioner who made the sale will pro-
coed to collect on the bond. The mill has
stopped and the employees were paid to-
day. 1t is said there is want of har-
mony between the purchasers which may
soon be removed. One of the proprietors
saysTthe mill viii rest for few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
MIRAGE AT NIGHT IN DAKOTA.

Tongues of Flame From Prairie Fires Seem
ing to Leap Into the Clouds
CARgINGToN, d. T. Jan. 2.--On New
Years night between and II 'cloek
he singular spectacle was witnessed of a
lirage at night. The day had been very
I'm the thermometer reaching 90 in
1lade, and the condition of the at
here was certainly unusual The sky
soEe or less elouded, particularly on
zn, and patches of prairie fire
visible at all points Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
FRIENDS OF CURTIS W. ARMSTRONG.
To Whom They Can Write for Any Information
Regarding the Deceased

Regarding the Deceased.
SAN LUIS PoFosr, MEXICO, Jan. 2. 1889.
To the Editor of the leading paper OF Fort Worth,
Texas.
DEAR S1R-Will you kindly insert the
following III a conspicuous place in your
paper as the deceased referred to has rel
atives and friends in both Fort Worth and
Dallas, and we are unable to ascertain
their names so as TO communicate with
them direct:
''Curtis W. Armstrong was killed in
this city and the remains leave for La
redo, Texas, for burial to-day, in charge
of old friends. If this should meet the
eye of any of his relatives or friends by
addressing J. H. Hampson, Laredo,
Texas, either by letter or telegram, aud
they viii receive prompt reply - Yours
truly, J. II. HAMPsoN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
The Modarn aaok Of Wonders.

This work is properly na;asl the B0 * Of Wonders fer
IL contains descriptions Of the wonderful works OF
nature aud of man, and thee descriptions viii found
in many interesting than the most thrilling
novel wills provn source OF instruction There
descriptions OF Niagara Falls the Yosemite valley the
1eowstone Park, the Catlc0ubs OF Rome, the Grand
Canon of the Colorado, Mammoth Gave, City
don, Valley of Death Anelent Babylon, the River
W9!e-. the Atlantic Cable, Watkins Glen, the Natural
Bridge Trenton Falls, Str2sburg, the Big Cali
fornia, Bunker Hill Monument Paris. the Bartholdi
Statue, Westminster Abbey, L ch Katrlne the Egyptian
Pyramids Vienna the Salt Lake of Utah. Giants Cause
way the Alps, the Tower Of Babel, the Vatican Remark
Yes1vius. the Gulf Stream, Venice, Alaska Edinburgh
Castle Melrose Abbev Porcelain Tower China the Great
Pyramid etc. The above less than opeha the
tents Of this wonderlg interesting and instructive book
which is quito valuable many Similar works Id at
Pc e neatly bound IN eolored covers aud pToiusey and
hands neY illustrated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
The mpdsrn Cook.BOok and Madj.

Gal &uIUss perfect oiok-book aud perfect medical
bOok-anI tilers Il, and care az
pains nase been tsken in It's eopi!ation that feel PSI
ecty SAFE ia asserting that the Cooking d6pa
fully the equal in quantity AMI quality Of CONTENTS OF any
lovprIee c Okb ever published, and the
the Medical department. herein COMPARED with
priesd me lea work on tug market Thu cooking recipes
humber 81, I'D iuclu e Breakfast Dishes, Soups, Mea
and Poultry, Fish, abe+ ltls and Reses Bread
and Rolls J9llies and Preserves Puddinss and Pies Fancy
Drinks Fne compilation OF this department super
intended By practical housekeepe every recipe will
found reliable, ami has been pronounced one the
BEST most conplete AMI praeticA cook-0ooks ever pub
Ashed. The Ne Heal DeparJu mt will be found fully
equ OF any doctor book pub she at one dollar ess
Il tells you how t. by simple means, available
every home, disease AMI aineu Ch carable Il
will save You many dollars ely in Doctors bills and
patent m5dicines THB MODERN COOK BonK MED
GCIDE alae book Of Us pages neatly bound in col0ed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

full kn0wIedga. THIS bDs ss contains sa pEGeafg
formation taan was ever before published in any low
priced 80 Among its contents Population OF
AmeEic m Cities, aud Popuation Continents,
Of the States and Territories Of the Principal Countries
Vote for Sixty Year, Presidential Statistics Area and
Depth Of Inland Seas Area Of Oceans, Height
talns LocOnoti0n OF Animals and Velocity Bodies,
Hel:,t Of Monuments Tows5s. ete Distances from New
FORK to Important Cities ChrOnolog cal History
covery and Progress Popular rq1et States Cities
etc, Incorrect Language Rules Spelling Use OF Capt.
Word, Curious Facts in Natural History, Duration Of
Life o Various Animals origin of the Names States
tons, and Of Genius Fate of the Apostles, Statistics the
Globe, Leading Governments OF the World How Money
AceUnulaes. How Cacuiets Interest Statistics of
Longevity Dying Words Of Famous Persons ETC., etc.
The book is great storehouse of instruction, copy
oft should be in every home. II is book OF 28
pages, handsomely illustrated and neatly boundin color
ed covers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Fresh maple syrup and old-fashioned
buckwleat -four at Turner, Mcclure &
Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
Hab.tual Consultation Cured

And the bowels strengthened by the reg
nlar use of Carter's Little Liver Pills in
small does. Don t forget this.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

StilIwell's pig hams for small families
at Turner, Mcclure s Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
The conpIsss Book Of REGULATIONS

ana dialogues know, the best and most t COM
peJs coil published in single
volume There hundreds of then aud tev embrace
every KIND and OF Rotations adapted every
nsei, humorous, dramatic aud pdtheJc--ir short
Juvenile pieces or the little boys and girls Friday after
Moons prste Ous dramatic works for the professional
elo utionis We have space to enumerae the titles of
Only very then, rs flOws ''0stlsr Joo ASLEEP
AZ the Switch" :" Fne Last Hymn," Tire -]sadmans
Journey ''T!s En:neer,s story' Cripple Ben" rwo
Loves and Life Tie MOterin- Law pa The Old Par
s,ns story Taxing Toll the Engi9eer. "Tne
Lac BOX Ks .psr's Dream" a. Saving Mofher,n
'Gu-few Must Not Ring Tonight" The P.Imetto and
smths story THE B1rnng Prairie, " Guilty or Not
Guilty., Tue Foreclosure OF the Mortgage, zine Clowns
gaoy'" Nss!n'. Ride" How're tried to Whip the
'ther D" waen Tide Goes OUT "Phe Old Farmers
Elesy," Wtdder Sprigglns' Dlu 5htsr," 'The Light
Saooath" Which Snail it BsY, Somebody's DariIu g.,
etc, etc. In addition to the Mammoth collection Of
Recitatons Contained in this book. 1t also contains
Marrying Postessn "What'J in Name % The
Ira TO Msuron fhe Graiuate." The Female AstrO-
Morning CaIl,' TIE COMPLETE BooE REcTATIoNS
DIALOGUES argf box OF 81 large 3eounn pages,
with ia ldSoms colored cover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Razors, money refunded. A. Stert's
gun store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Pound packages of country comb
honey in frames at Turner, Mcclure s.
Co s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06
The American Live Slack Manual,

compete textbook, containing the fullest
regarding the cara and 4gemRn feeding rearing
o. stock Likewise directions for che all diseases
uEr to these AMI nails, AMI of all unrulY and vicious
habits for construction Of necessa buildings and
couveDences ee;., TIE folio wing only portion
of topics reatsi in this book: How Judge Horse;
Fe s1iny Horses Raising Cot; IT, Bit Coli; To eak
Horses rom Pulling at the Hater; Warts on Horses;
Stumbling Horsss CGrs for BIky Hoses; Kicking Horses
Tram ls VICIOUS Er5es 1al4 and Sores Horses Rein
ing Horses; Colc Bots FUN l4r HeaveS; Epizootic:
shying scra5ehes; an % lns; SPAWN; CFbbns; Wind
Bruises Hide-Bsuf H,rsss; AvoIin; Indigestion; How
save OaJS in Fee ting Watering rses Care Of Horsas
Legs How 20 Tell HDrSe'S Age; Mack Yokes; Good
Grooming; Shosiu3; Stables and Stabling; Breeding
Horses upon Farm; Horse EducSton; Ringing Bull;
Relieving Cuokei Cattle; Bon Disease in Mlrh Cows
AsrSs Ola Good w Cattle RACKS ami Feed Boxes Feed
IN Catie; TO Preysnt Hooking Fences; Black Tongue;
Lice; 70 PREVENT k'eSing Contagious Cattle DiseaseS
EstsninTg stock aking; COOKING Feed for Live Sack
Inc SoiIn[ ~ tenn Raising Calves; T Break Heifer
w to Mis- Wnrering 1--we Stock; Hov Take
OE hlei Assl Etnce at Birth; Hollow Horn ObsTueted
Ieats Biac1 LIE :; Caksd Udar Jumping Carte: Garget
Care And Management OF Hogs; Piggeries Trouyhs: Pig
Easing oVerFsadIlg S military Management Of Swine:
hog Cnoera; Paralysis; Scurvy Pigs PreDarir Foo 1or
SRlne ButchernS; Fattening Hogs Drvi " Hogs Rails
ing Sheep Washing cen; Sheep Rot: Rurdlinr Sheep;
70 Ten the Age OF Sheep Sheep Ticks Early Lambs How
to Max Snep Pay Treatment of Lambs Increasing the
CROWN OF WOOL. IS a large book I2S pages, I2ul
with handsome cover, and is profusely illustrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Pound packages or country comb
honey in frames at Turner, Mcclure s
Co.'S,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Twenty different varieties of molasses
and syrup on tap at Turner, Mcclure &
Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

Choice eating apples at Turner, Nc
C1ure s Co.'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-06

7Ae Finest Rasors IN, TIE Vest
at Anderson 5 gun store.