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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-17

A partial report has been received by
Commander Walker, Acting Secretary
of the Navy, on the injuries sustained
by the cruiser Boston. now IN the dry
dock at Brooklyn. Her bottom WAS in
dented in several places. and the steel
plates were cut in places by the rough
edges of Rose rock. The damage. how
ever. is slight, aud can be easily re-
nalrln.
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CHAS. W. GoDDTN. Hie B..
4 J.. lioLLADi, LEAkE CAHIEH, pa
ly2. -a,IW
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ST.. LOUIS. Mo.-August 1G.-Die
Parole a local anarchist organ, after
an eventful career Of three years, was
seizsd by creditors Yesterday.
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Dbl tss1>G~
7. A. MILLER,
DRUGGIST,
433 {. BROAD COR. FIFTH SIS.
ORE OPEN ALL NIGHT.

iure Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals. &c. Al
kinds of Foreign and Domestic Mineral
Waters on duugnt and By tho gallon.
cARBOilItD MIRRH, n refreshing ani
efficient Antiscpilc Mouth wash. recon-
mended by sevcnl prominent dentists.
Price. p cents per bottle. The CtLE-
BhAftD GRANELN TOBACCO. the best on
the market aul imo
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NIRGINIA-lN THE CLERK = OF
FlCE or tHE CIRCUIT Cpuhr on THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. AUGUST lsr. 1882
N VACATION,
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~ cnANcln,-srcoSD SUR

Robert -fauufi and John Dunlop. xccufcr
of Josephine l.. ~tanard. deco. defendant 4
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LONDON, August lG-Mr. Eloorourh
proprietor Of periodical called IN,
Wnsp, has been Committed ior tial on
The complaint Of Fiorerce g.. John.
whose character Thorough alleged wa,
immoral.
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MRS. MAVERICK.
STRONG EFFORTS BEING MADE
TO SAVE HER LIFE.

The General Impression That She vii
Not Hang. But BE Imprisoned for Life
Apprehension over the Health Of tn,
Pope-Forcign Notes and CabIcgram@.
LONDON, August l6.-The conference
at the Home Office to day on the May.
BRICK case was chiefly occupied m De.
terminirg the best means of showing
clemency to the condemned without
offending the dignity Of Judge Stevens,
whose stand IN support of the
justice OF the verdict remains uucOm-
promising. There ~ NJ doubt now that
Mrs. Msybrick will not be allowed 10
hang. but 10 what extent the power OF
the Queen will be eXerted in her behalf
is still Uncertain.
IL is pointed out here as an indica.
ton OF the result Of to.days confer.
enos in the Nsybrck case tina, the
Lord Chancellor, who took part 10 IL. j.
rarely consulted. except in cases where
reprieye is meditat,d. Tucre Is ex-
oellent reason for believing that
Mr. Matthews and the cx-
perts engaged with him in
going over the evidence given M the
trial. began their work with the "a,
sumption that Mrs Mayb was NOT
guilty Of the delberat, murder
Of her husband. With this idea.
they sifted every scrap Of evi-
dence aud noted especially the
testimony as to May brick : craving for
arsenic. to which they are inclined to
attach much more importance than the
jury appear to have given il. This tcs.
timony. II is believed. will turn the
scale IN favor OF the condemned wo-
IA II.
soN-dENf TO SET ASIDE THE MAVERICK
VERDICT.
LoNDoN, August is Home Secretary
natihews, Justice Stephen. ani Baron
Hllsburg. Lord Chaucell0r. t gether
with number Of exoerts a-e IN con.
ference al the Home Caire ia an an.
deaVol 20 reach a decision as to the
propriety Of setting aside the iJdg
ment Of the court IN the case OF slrs. /
Maybrick.
hRS. MAVERICK PARDON OR COMMuTA- I
TON CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
LONDON. August l0.-The conference /
held by Home Secretary Matthews.
LORD Salisbury, Justice Stephens aud /
. number Of medical experts m the
Home office was os four hours dura- I
ton. Nothing Of their deliberations
has been made public. but il Is certain
that there Is doubt in the minds of
The conierrlng Off ials. which must re-
suit IN the pardon Of Mrs. Maybrick or
The commutatiou Of her sentence to life
WASP ARRESTED FOR sTISGINC.
LONDON, August lG-Mr. Eloorourh.
proprietor Of periodical called Tho
'vnsp, has been Committed inr uial on
be complaint Of Fiorerce T.. John.
whose character Thorough alleged was
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THE VALLEY BApTsrs.
yoris ->iaih annual Sc. .loa.

-o.r.s, s,ond,nce offne Inn.-l
INcAerLE. VA. August l5.-The
Valley b p.ist a i-ocmuon. comprising
the counties 90 BJtetouft. h .auOke,
Montgomery Pulaski Giles. Craig. and
Mercer cfuuty. N. Va. met ln f.rty-
uiu.h auaall ses ion here to-day. and
Wl,ciI.c4 % otder by the moderator.
Juice DrI r. Johnston. O.
Prnc.tou. ". va. Toe fist hour
was consumed ia reading reports
from the a n-r,nt cbur' hes. and
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CABLE NOTES.

LONDON. August 6.-ln the House of
Commons This evening the government
announced its withdrawal Of the tithes.
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WAsmSGTOS. d. c August l6.-
Commissioner Tanner denies that there
are any personal differences between
himself and Secretary y )ble.
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III IIVIl I In 7 IT 0I1oIVN y
IhE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AL
HANlDAl COiIioE VIII commence
tn Iil it~iAl Scitemner ~, lee5 ihe
location Ol tlC Virginia AgIicu turh EApei-
mtnt station. ou the college lHrm. gives su-
ianur advantages 10 tnc uicnis in hkilcui-
tote. lie muchlue shop has been greatly
enlarged aud new machine y added. Offering
special Inducements 10 the students ~ me
fhanlfs TUITION lrse. Board nom - 10 ~
utf month. For catalogue and further IN
i1fnation apply 10 l.. l.. LOMAN. President
hlac. sDufg Na. lyIO-DlwNM I'm
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The object of this suit Is to oululn "a decree
against tNc defendant. Robot Stnnnri, for
tho pay ment ~ the sum Of siX hunAr'd and
with Interest Oh one hundred and two Gollars
and ihirty-eisnf cents. part thereof ffom
the lst DAY OF July. 1872. until paid.
and ON one hundred and thirty doll
lars and elghtys SIX cents. another TART
th, reOi. frOu july lWh. ISS2. uulil uald and
on three hundred ami eighiy-fiye doilars nnh
forty I've cents. the residue thereof rum
August 18th. l~-2, until paid. and - attach
nnd subject all Interest Of said foh.rt ~inn-
ara ln the estate 90 seuhinc L. -inuarf,
deceased. o. the -nt siac ION of said debt
And arliuNlt having been made and nlci
that Robert ~tlnufd is not a resident of this
stale, 10 Is ordered That he appear here with
m fifteen after due publication Of thi.
order. nui do what b. noccssnr, 10 prottct
his Interests in This suit.
Ivste.
CHAs. W. GoDDIN. rie B..
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President Harrison's ArrivaI-Rcception-
Along His Eoute-Contract for the New
Postal card,-Iniuries Sustained by the
United states ship. Boston.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August l6.-
President Harrison. accompanied by
Private Secretary Halford, returned to
Washington this afternoon, reaching
here on the train over the Pennsylyanil
road which arrived at l:4j +. VI. The
Presidents carriage was waiting for
him at the depot, and he at ouce drove
t) the Executive Mansion.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


/ NIRGINIA-lN THE CLERKS : OF
FiCE or iHE CIRCUIT COuKr or IHE
! CITY OF RICHMOND. AUGUST lsr. 1850
/ N VACATION.
J. C. Cochr an. administrator of Joseph smith.
deceased. who sues for himself and ali
other creditors OF the James River and kn-
nhwha company, WHO viii contribute.
against
Tho Richmond and Aileshany Railway Com
plny. the BOafd OF Public Works. the Ches-
aueal1e and Ohio Railway COMPANY aud
the Central Trust Company OF New
p,icndanis.
The object of inis suit 10 io subject the
property conveyed 10y fhe james River and
honawha COMPANY 10 the Richmond and A.
legnany R9ilioad Company 20 the payment
Ol the debts of said kanaMua Company: AID
to cancel. annul aud set aside s,id convey
ance and sale and declare ell rights arislrg
hereunder ended and foffcltod. because salI
railroad comlanN has JAILED 10 comply with
ulc conditions ui sale, to-wif; It's failure TO
assume and pay nll said debts and obllea-
tinnS. nnt said railroad company having n, "
ceased 20 exist ASA cnrIOrlt Iunnnt lts afspts
having neen distributed, leaving Sji. 900.
principal aui Interest thereon. due and uu.
paid ON guaranteed bonds. besides other
debts of said kannWhn Company. ana there
fore 10 Is now lmp ss hlc ful DO o. cDmpiv
with said conditions. And 10 enlon and re-
strain the Richmond and fllrgh,ny HALLWAY
company. thc Central trust tomlany OF New
York. the theStIoahc aud ohio halfway
tOmln ana all others frDm all control of
sad prorefty, and to appoint "a receiver To
take charge ofani tO hold sad properly.
And nih ayif having been made and MED
hat The defendant. the Ientml must TOM
pany of New ufk. Is non-rcsid'nt ~ ne
state of virginia. 70 is ordered that n appear
here within nfeon days afterdue IMPLICATION
hc'eDf nnd dp what rs necessary " project
its 10 terest lu THIS suit.
Ieste: ALFRED SiLILp. clerk.
WILLIS B. SMITH p.Q
\ copy -lc.ls.
ou . sw ALFRED SHIELD. Cietk.
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4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
- 1 40 cknoilcis az the EDN-AIR COM
FtNN ut \lIGlNlA. will bc held at the
0nr.nf Nh. JOSEPH BRYAN. boo this rif,.
.f ID cinct. uu FkiDA1. ATerSr 3urH.
f~-H. a. B MOORE. Secretary.
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OLD DOMINION BUSINESS COL
- Ll0E.


uhs TwtrfY-fhirI session will begin Octo-
Der H. tumcfc.al school Boa the inltcn
raies more thorough course. Addiee9
au--.od $3.50 GEO. N. Mo, l..
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4 CENTS WANTED.
uLEr1NcS.

Sow article. Ba pay to right men. can M
nnee. SO. o02 east Broad street first noor.
n.f-. If
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WEATHER INDICATIONS TODAY.
-, "a NSntNcroN, J.. g.. August 10
! . Ind cations Tor Virginia. Far warm
/ tIAN |cr. variable winds.
/ tor North Carolina. Fair. warmer.
variable winds.
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IN RE nlrRlsnNrn - -.

LONDON, August l6.-The Press As
sociaion says that Mr.. Matthews. tine
home secretary. has advised lh. Queen
to commute the sentence Of death
passed upon Mrs. Ma, BRICK 10 impis-
onment for life. The reprevs will be-
announced after the formal assent OF
the Queen has been received.
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' OF THE CHANCtkl IptHr Or THE
cry OF RICHMOND, TilE 2bTu DAY oF
JULY. lsse-lN VACATION:
john 4. rhnfcf lAlniir
against
Robert Smnafl and John Dunlop. execu-
tor ~ j scphine l.. Sfanaid. defoased....
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VIRGINIA - IL THE CLERK \
' OFfiCr. or THE CHANCERl COuKr
OF lnE CITY or KlCHNOND. me 9OrIt
DAY or july, lSso-IN NA'ATlON:
against
Robert Sfaunfd and John Dunlop. xccufCr
OF Josephine l.. ~tanard. deco. defendant
~ CuANcERl-sFCOSD SUIT.
The object of this suit Is 10 obtain a decree
for the payment OF delt amounting lO nNo
hundred add sixteen sg-IOD dollars. that be-
lug inc amount Ol SUN oi % ousy cue 10 and
loaned b5 ilC complainant 'O tho defendant.
SAID Robert -tHnafu. together Win Interest
from tine Both day n june, lrn2. and tOa attich
and subject any property, feni or p,rsOual. Ina
the hurds nf John OInlnl. executor a. nfur,-
said. frut mts he coming ~ H. gtscrIdsbfs 10
tine stli ipnort ~lHu.rl from tie estate OF
tne suld Josephine Q. rtnrnrti. a. ccnse,i. or
othcrW isH, o. The satisfaction 81 the snId debt
and decree.
AMI nfiidnylt having been made and led
that Robert ~tanu ID BE- not re.ident ~
the state ui Virginia. 10 Is ordered that he
appear here within iffccu days after due
publication OF this oider and do what may
be- necessary io pfof.ct bis Interest. herein.
4 copy .lesto.
CHARLIE ". GODDiN. Clerk.
J. H. WEBS pErLOE. p. q.
Us 2s-taiW
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APPREHRNsIONs OVER TIE p0pE's
HEALTH

LONnoN, August lG.-The health Of
the Pope is causing considerable un-
easiness in Europe. IL is known that
he has been suffering with a complica
lion OF diseases for some time past. and
now the announcement from r me
that owing to the Popes M health AL
receptions at the Vatican have been
discontinued, naturally excites The
gravest fears.
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FAKE NOTICE. THAT ] HAVE
L. i.'s daf appointed j. T. RABlNEAl- my
ar-"f ru conduct thr BAR ANA RE~rAI'-
ltANi BUSINESS 100 80. 1tl6 east Main
tir..f. Richmond. Na.. to buy aud sell foi
N.sIUnIN.
auI1.-ZW j. .H. RAEINEAC
NOTICE. WE SHALL APPLY TO
- t.c Farmer. q oNu and Trust Company
ItIl fDN IEN ~HANEe OF ATLANTA
aNn CHARLOTTE AIRLINE RAILWAY
COMPANY s. ~IDHk. so. 5fg dated June
~. l~~l. standing .n nur maize, thc original
having Nrru lost Ur fU.~Iuil.
anl-IluI LANCASTER c TTCkT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
soUTHERNERs IN NEW YORK.
How They are Picked Out by the MetropOlitans.
The SLOUGH Hat and Sang FrOid.


One can generally pick out South
erner on the streets of New York. His
clothes are either old-fashioned and well
worn, or fresh from the best tailor
in town. He wears a fine SLOUGH,
soft hat, creased together on top,
the back of it slightly turned up
and the front pulled down. The hat is
worn ga little'' on one side. He is
calm-eyed and possessed and has
the stoIidity of an Indian under all cir
cumstances. He is never in a hurry
hurry being, in his mind, relegated to
district messenger boys and bank clerks.
When told to- step lively by the autocrat
of the elevated roads he looks as liberty
had been taken with him. On the cars
he is always on the lookout for women
to give his seat to, and wears the gen.
eral air being in a foreign country,
but too polite TO be astOnished
at the habits of the natives.
He viii stop and look into shop windows
with delightful sang froid, and if, per-
chance, he meets an acquaintance who is
a lady will remain bareheaded until re-
quested to put on his hat. He. is
quiet and soft-spoken, and stands
about as firmly on his social
legs as an Englishman, and will shake
hands with the cOlOred porter, while he
brushes the lordly and familiar hotel clerk
with look of deadly pollteness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
WACO.

A Young Lady's Narrow Escape-A Road Over
seer Assumes the Functions of Magistrate.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Feb. 13.-Last night
Miss Barrett, young lady, was visiting
friends near West when suddenly pistol
was discharged in the room and the young
lady fell dangerously wounded in the back
with 32-calibre bullet. A child in the
room accidentally fired the shot with a
pistol she found carelessly left within
reach. a steel stay in the young lady s
dress arrested the bullet and DETECTED it :,
else it had proved instantly fatal.
The county commissioners court in
session passed upon the road overseers'
reports to-day. Seek Owens, colored
overseer of the first section of the Waco
and Mount Calm road gravely stated in
formal terms in writing that he duly no.
titled a negro, naming the darky, that
on a given day he must appear to do his
quota of road work, and as he failed
the Overseer relates that he arrested
him, fined him S25 and in default sent
the delinquent person to the Darwin
farm for county convicts, thus assuming
the functions of magistrate.
The board of trustees of the Waco
female college awarded the contract to
Larmour s Herbert, architects. Bids
were in from Fort Worth, Nashville and
Austin
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Elopement at Cookville.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
CooKvILLE, TEX. Feb. 13.-Last
night one of our young physicians, I. s.
Burford eloped with Miss Hattie Keith,
one of the most prominent young ladies
in our midst. They met at an appointed
place about or 3 clock in the morning
and took the north bound train for
Arkansas to be joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony. The lady's family con-
nections were very much surprised and
grieved over the unlocked for affair.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
Tha Madarn Beck Of Wonders,

This work is properly named the Book Of Nonders for
II contains descriptions Of the wonderful works OF
nature and Of man. and these descriptions viii be found
In many Interesting most thrilling
novel, while proving great source OF Instruction There
are descriptions OF Niagara Falls tho Yosemite Valley the
Yellowstone Park the Catacombs of Rome the Grand
Canon Of the Colorado Mammoth Gave, the City Of Lon
don Valley of Death Ancient Babylon, River OF Hot
Water the Atlantic Cable. Watkins Glen, the Natural
Bridge, Trenton Falls Strasburg, the Big trees OF Cali
fornia, Bunker Hill Monument, Paris, the Bartholdi
Statue Westminster Abbey, Loeb Katrlne the Egyptian
Pyramids, Vienna the Salt Lake of Utah. Giants Cause
way the Alps, the Tower OF Babel, the Vatican Remark
able Works OF Hannah Labor, Moscow and the Kremlln,
Tesuvius, the Gulf Stream, Venice AlaSka Edinburgh
Castle Merose Abbey Porcelain Tower China the Great
Pyramid etc. etc. The above less than oneha the
tents Of this wonderfully interesting Instructive book
which is quite valuable many similar works Id ae
very high prices It is large book OF "a large SODIUM
paes neatly bound in coored covers and prof1sey and
handsomely illustrated,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
Ordered to samoa.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Feb. 13.-In-
structions have been issued to have all
stores on board the United States man
of-war Monongahela by Friday. She
is expected TO leave direct for Samoa,
Monday or Tuesday of next week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
The Madern eook. Book and Msdl.


Sds olsuss perfect cookbook and perfect medicsl
book-ani there IS much il, and much ard
pains have been taken ia IT'S compiaton that feel
19cty fs in asserting that the Cooking depa
fully the equal ia quantity AMI quality OF contents of any
low-prcei cOokbDO< ever published, and the
tbs Medical department. herein compared with any low
priced me Ica work the market The cooking recipes
number 81 and inclule Breakfast Dishes, Soups Meas
and Poultry Fish, Vegetables Salads aud Reses, Bread
and Rolls ees and Preserves Pud dings aud Pies Fancy
Dishes, Cakes, Confectionery, Ice Cream and Summer
Drinks Tns compilation Of this department was super
found reliable, and IL has been pronounced the
best, complete AMI practical cook-oooks ever pub
lShed. The Melical Department. will found fully the
equal OF any doctor book pub hed at one dollar less
It tells you how TO by simple means, available IN
every home, disease ami anens n durable IL
will you many dollars annually in doctors bills and
patent msdiciues THE MODERN CooE- Book MEDICAL
GUIDE alage book of B pages neatly bound in coored
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
For Brain Fag
90 Horsford,s Acid PhospLnte

Use HOFSJOFd's Aei6 Phosphate.
DR.. w. n. FISHER, lie Sueur, Mimi, says:
''I find it very serviceable in nervous debility,
bacco, as drink in feveTs, and in some urinary
troubles. II is grand, good remedy in all cases
where have used il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14

A. NJ Noble of Worthington, Ohio, declares
that La cu-pi-a not only cured his awful CatarTh
but actually saved his life.
Not day passes that dozens of letters are not
received from all parts of the country praising
Pe-ru-na Send TO the Peruna Medicine Co,
Columbus, Ohio. for DR.. Hartman's ILLS of
Life,' containing large number of such letters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-@-~~-~-~-~-@-~--~--~~~ ~~-~-~-~-@-0-~-~-~~~~
Adnainistrnta.ia,,s Notice.

At the January term of the county court Of
Tarrant county and state of Texas the under
signed was duly appointed and has since then
qualified and given bond as administrative of the
estate of Sam Fl. Parker, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate is required to
present the same within the time required by
aw to H. l.. PARKER, Administrative,
Pnstnffice Rirduille Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
BLAINE is THE MAN.
PIatt says He Has Been offered and Has Ae-
cepted the secretaryshfp of state.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-Thomas G..
Platt has returned from Washington.
TO a reporter this morning he said: 81
am very busy this morning, but / wish
to say positively, and you can quote me
as authority for the statement that
James G.. Blaine has been offered and
has accepted the position OF secretary of
state. This was accomplished some time
ago by correspondence l don e wish to
be interviewed and do not care to stand
as an authority for any statement 1 may
make beyond information about Blaine,
which is absolutely true. -
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No Meeting.

Special to the Gazette
CUERo, TEX. , Feb. 13.-The was no
meeting of the Southwestern live stock
association to-day, but there probably
will be tomorrow.
Weather cloudy, with prospects for
more rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14

Do you have dyspeptic troubles? Take
Hood IS Sarsapariila, which has relieved
thousands and will cure you. Sold by
druggists.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14

Our magnolias are wen rooted and are
selling rapidly. We still have few fine
ones left Baker Bros. COZ Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ill persons Seeking employment as Edb0Pers
OF SERVANTS seIso nor afford to pay may adj
rertise sls this celEsEaa FOR situations free 81
charge.