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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
j. H. POWELL.
NEWTON & BRO.
By d. G. Newton.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 30, 1890.
STATE SPECIFIC TAXES, 1890.

STATE SPECIFIC TAXES, 1890.
The following state specific taxes for 1890 are
now due, to-wit:
PHOTOGRAPHER.
AUCTIoNEERs
Pool AND BILLIARD TABLES.
GAMING TABLES, FLYING HORSES, ETC.
Ten PIN ALLEYS, SHOOTING GALLERIES.
TRAVELLING VENDORS OF PATENT MEDICINES.
ENIGRANT AGENTS.
TRAVELLING Vendors USING BOATS.
IrINERANT DEALERS IN LIGHTNING RODS
DEALERS IN SPIRITUoUs OR MALT LIQUORS,
INTOXICATING BIrTERs, BRANDY FRUITS, OR
DOMESTIC WINES.
DEALERS IN PISTOLS, Toy PISTOLS SHOOTING
WITH METALLIC CAPS, CARTRIDGES, DIRKs OR
BOWIE KNIVES
DEALERS IN FUTURES"
PEDDLERs OF STOVES, RANGES, OR CLOCKS.
PARTIES KEEPING BILLIARD OR Pool TABLES
FOR HIRE OR SALE.
All the above must REGISTER with the Ordi
nary before paying the tax
These taxes are due and payable "at the
time of commencing to do the business speci-
fed
JAS. J. MCGOWAN.
Tax Collector G q
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Thomasville TOPICS.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Jan. 30.-James F.
Evans of this city was married yesterday to
Miss Mary Roberts of Unadilla, Ca, Rev.
Z. II. McGhee officiating.
The Townsville Guards are preparing
for fair. The prospects of "a splendid sue,
cess are very fattering.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
A store Burned at Arnule.

! PENSACOLA, FLA, Jan. 30.-I.ast night
Gbt Argyle, small town on the Pensacola
Fhnd Atlantic railroad, fire DESTROYED the
store and stock Of general merchandise b.-
longing to John J. McKaskin, entaiing a
loss Of 5000, with insurance Of half that
sum. The origin Of the fire has not been
learned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
TWO Roads to Isle of hope.

1t is said that the City and Suburban rail
way track between the city and sandhy
station will not be taken up when the
Thunderbolt and Sandhy branch OF the
Coast Line las been built, but trains will be
run over it as now. This will give two rail-
way lines to Isle of Hope, one by way of
Thunderbolt, and the other the present
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
Svlvania,s Election.

SYLvANIA, GA, Jan. 30.-At an election
held here to-day for town officers the fol-
lowing were elected: d. E. Roberts, mayor /;
II. Fl. Chance, s. w. Minis, j. c. Dell, r..
w. Oliver, Y. Z. Morrell, councilmen; w.
d. Hobby recorder.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
MORLEY ON THE STUMP.
He Criticises Hartington's Programme
as Poor One.

as EOOr One.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-John Morley, speaking
at Liverpool, said the Marquis of Harting-
toms programme was very poor
one. He was sorry for it, as he
wonld like to imagine all liberals in
tent upon measures tending to make the lot
of the toilers equal to the lot of the wealthy.
The Ma quis of Salisbury had threatened
stubborn resistance in case Mr.. Gladstone
should be returned to power. Well. they
were prepared for that; and he thought it
would have been better for the tories If they
had kept that's mister threat in the back
ground.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
LABOR RIOT IN AUSTRIA.
Strikers Raid a Glass Factory and Rui
the Machine cry.

the Machinery.
VIENNA, Jan. 30.-Five hundred glass
workers who are on strike at Gablonz. in
Bohemia, made an attack upon the factory
in which they had been employed, and,
forcing an entrance into the building, de-
stroyed all the machinery. The police at
tempted to quell the disturbance. where
upon the strikers turned on them, and in the
conflict that followed, two Of the rioters
were Killed by the police and many others
were severely wounded.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
BAINBRIDGEs BUDGET.
A Big Sale of Cotton end a Narrow
Escape from q Big Fire.

BANBRDGE, Jan. 3O-W. NJ. Blount,
warehouseman, sold 300 bales of cotton
Monday to J. z. Harrison of Columbus at
101s cents. The snowy fleece was
for the Eagle q Phoenix Mills. ne
gro lad named Charles Won care
lessly set two Of the bales afire with a match
at the river wharf. Had they not been
promptly hustled into the river the entire
purchase would have been endangered.
The boy was arrested, but owing to his
youth ne was let off with a thrashing by
the mayor
The creditors bill of Of Preston, Flash &.
Co. and others against J. NJ. Scott, came up
for hearing at Chambers Monday, before
Judge Bower. Exceptions to the ans wer
were sustained and defendant ordered TO
answer over, and the case was set for hear
ing Feb s.
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FOR RENT.

An entire flat of nicely furnished rooms, con
ssting of two large parlors four large bed
chambers, with kitchen, bath room, etc. suit
able for bachelor apartments, or for club DUR
poses, on third floor of Battersby building,
corner Bay and Drayton streets Apply to
4 7, HARTRTDGF
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Better Late Than Neuer

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3O.-The Cunard steamer
Bothnia was sighted off Sandy Hook at
lO:28 O'Clock this morning. Miss Bisland.
the competitor Of Nellie Bly, III the race
around the world, is on board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31

Hotel Placide, Jacksonville Fla, entirely
new. Most deliberately furnished and best
equipped hotel in the city. American and
European plan. Passenger elevator and mod
ern improvements. Cuisine exceptional, rates
liberal. T. n. ROGERS, Manager
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Broke Both Arms.

SYLvANIA, Ga, Jan. 20.-Mrs. Candacy
Mills, who lives near Haides, in this county,
fell from her gin house steps few days
ago and broke both arms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
BUST PEAS AND BEANS.

Just arrived and still coming in, large quaint
ties BUST Premium Peas, Philadelphia Extra
Early, Black Eye, Marrowfat and all other
varieties at lowest market price. Call and see
me. Yours. Ell KIFFFER
Corner West Broad and Stewart Streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-31
The G. NJ. HEIDI co. s, Agents.
TO THE PuRLIC.

All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract of land in Chatham County, Georgia.
the city of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more or less, bounded on the north bv
Estll Avenue, east by Waters Road. south by
lands OF Barstow, and west by lands of Gen. a.
X. Lawton, as have made a contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to the
courts for a specific performance Of the CON
tract. J. H ESTIIJ
SAVANNAH, Aug. 80, 1888.
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Will shortly occupy the mammoth building
erected over the ruins of the April confiagration.
OUT OF TOWN orders filled Just as promptly
as city ones. Get our catalogue and price list.
A. HANLEY,
BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT.
temporarily
CORNER BAY AND WHITAKER STREETS.
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FOR RENT.

The entire western half of first floor of Bat
tersby building, corner Bay and Drayton streets,
S0x9o feet Excellenty located for business
purposes. win be put in thorough order to
suit first-class tenant Apply to
A. L. PARTRIDGE.
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of J. II.
POWELL and d. c. NEWTON. under the firm
name of POWELL. 6 NEWTON, of Tattnall
county. in the state of Georgia. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, the firm of NEWTON
& BRO. assuming all liabilities of said firm of
POWELL & NEWTON, said J. H. POWELL re-
firing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10
HOIEL dERIPALl
AT THE ELLIS,

r B Lawrence, Lansing, NJ ch: John Col.
Inns, Houston; Laws, N, Texas; Il Board
man, Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad;
Houston; Mrs Dillon and daughter, Galveston;
Ferd Poggenbuiy. New Jersey; " F Flawerney
England; G Hamilton, Durango. Col; Guy
Spencer, Greenviile; c NJ Connei.ee, E,stlaud;
& F r.: NJ Ladu. New York; Chas Slater,
Houston; q Leopold. Denver, Col; Il NJ Dlvet,
NJ Roberts, Baltimore, Md; ! ,ckman, New
Orleans, La; H d Ingersoll, Denver, Col; Nj n
Dawson. 81 Louis: j Scheman, Jr. New YORK;
R Thompson. New Orleans: W Connnr, Texas;
p A Ritter. Portsmouth, Oni,; w L Mower
Field, New York; q " Or. Jr. Chicago.
AT TAB MANSION.
Max Ross. St Louis; John Jackson. Chicago:
Jake johnson. Texas; 5 Martin. 81 .nri eta; o
w Wilson. Dallas; Chas Levi, New York; NJ
Eakie. Atlana; VIM Rsinddes, Cincinnati. Ohio;
de- aasnsb sahussIs ssI
Antonio; w Patterson, Decatur: H little,
sngum: Thos Daniel, Mississippi: Henry 4
I G Mayes. Laredo; J Goode. Chicago: R Z
Goode. Sc Louis: W southan. Kansas City;
Brunnock, 1sxarkana; T Clifford, Fur:
eur and son. Sherman; E Price. HilIsboro; r
L Robinson. Weetherford; Mrs Ella Roy and
children. Ackinny; B II Compton. sska: airs
breed. Chicago; @ A Cummins, San Angelo;
w Nebiet, stephenvile; John wilkins, Brer-
ham; 3 Martin. Ben F Turner. Henrietta.
At TIE PIcKwIcK.
N Whitman. wife AID child, Colorado; W
Black, u s A. Fort Bayard. n Il; CT Deyl,
Henry George Lsctur; r Neal, It Louis: Z
3 Harris. New York; Leigh. st Louis; WE
Mexico; @ Miner. st Louis; W 81 Godair.
San Angelo; b vickery. Kansas City; A ]
Shepherd; wife and daughter. Houston; G "
R20ford- Qu4nRhs I.
Cotter, Clinton; G Richards, Kansas City;
Corregon and wife. Cleveland. Ohio; J Ham
Reufro, La Grange: Louis Poppis, New York; A
L 6ibley, 81 LOUIS; W Baanitt and vile, Den.
yer; John Glass. Jackson. Mich; e Turner
Hannibal No; J 4 Gray. louisville. Ky;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

c. L. Mckenzie 50. the state; from
Rains. SANDER. 1. A Statement; of
facts not approved aud GIed in time can
not he considered. No error in con-
vIction. Affirmed. Per Curtain.
Clay little rs the State; from Colo
RADIO. Aggravated assault and battery.
!. Evidence conflicting but sufficient TO
sustain the conviction. .. No rerersi-
bic error apparent Of record. Affirmed.
Per Curisin
Ex-Parte Larkin Hope; from Colorado.
Appellant and his brother, Marion Hope,
were Jointly indicted Tor the murder OF
John Stafford. On writ of habeas cor
uus Marion was granted bail in the sum
of S2500 while appellant was refused bail.
We think the court below erred in refus-
ing bail. There being al agreement that
If reiatUr was allowed bail he should Je
entitled to his liberty on giving bond in
the cum of $1,000; when appellant exc
cut rs q good and sufficient bond in said
amount he Will be released by the sheriff
OF Austin county. Ordered accordingly.
White, z. j.
w. j. Finney vs.. the State; from
Kaufman. Disturbing religious worehip.
]. The allegation in the Indictment that
defendant ''acted together with an
OlntT III tHe COMMISSION OF the Outnse Is
no; descriptive allegation, is surplus
age, and need not be proved. 2. There
was no error In admitting evidence thai
defendant acted alone in the commission
Of the otfense. s. The courts dsfin-
ton of ''wilful, - that it sGn.fied with
out reasonable ground for believing tbs
&c: TO be lawful, or q reck less disregard
OF the rights of others, was substantially
correct. 4. A charge given by the
court, though erroneous, if not funda-
mentally SO, and 10 proper insti uctiou
asked, does not constitute reversible
error Is app. 1921. Affirmed. Will
kson, J.
p Tom Thomas Sc. the State; from Rock
veal. Assault ana battery. l.. Evil
derfte conflicting, but sus,ains couvic-
tion.1s .. No error in the conviction
which should reverse it. Affirmed. Per
Cuviam.
james Rooms vs.. NJ. c. Young ct al;
from Rains. Notion TO dismiss writ Of
error. I. Because plaintiff in error has
failed to prosecute his appeal, the mo-
ton VIII be sustained. Writ of error
dismissed. Per CurlEm.
Tenurick Gaskin vs.. The State; from
Colorado. Assault 70 murder. /. No
exception TO charge aud no errors IN
SANE. 2. Evidence conflicting, but suf-
Ecient to sustain convection. Affirmed.
Per Curtain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10
THE THREE BIS.
Bambo as Brought Out by Byrne and
Buchanan.
A Musical Farce Comedy TO ba Put ON BY Fort
Worth Amnteurs-The Orig
iasl Cast.

A statement was made a day or twt
men had written a play which would
soon have its premiere production by q
company of Fort Worth's most talented
amateurs.
The play, which Is the work OF
J. W. Burhanan and George Byrne
OF the Evening Mail, is three-acl
sorry reading. which u member of THE
GAZETTE STAFF was permitted to make, Is
one of great promise. 1t has very
good plot. which lie worked out in All in
genlous manner, the dialogue lie fresh
aud crisp, the songs bright and racy +,
and the music, chosen from the most
ponuiar operas OF the day, rafting end
catchy.
Briefly related. the story Of the play is
as follows: tBambo'' and :PhIl Full
ler' are TWO detectives who, disguised
as trumps, are on the track OF a noted
count-rfeiter, one of whose aliases Is
flames Firz James, They track
Fiiz James TO the house OF "Farmer
Watson, - who keeps q summer board
ing house. and find him installed there
IS head waiter. At the time they find
him he has just made a sale Of hogs for
the farmer and received $500 in good
money for which he gives the old mau
counterfeit. '.Tom MAXWELL Ia in
love with the farmers daughter,
:Julin, and "Fitz James also a
su tor for the girl . hand, wants to do
HIM up; 30 he steals the $500 in counter
bA f,,r
"Bambo" to put 1t IN 'Tom 50 pocket.
"ToIn'' is arrested for the theft, hut
"Bambo'' tells the truth, saves him
and arrests "Fltz james,
To carry the story along there is cir
Gus man, 'Bill Poster,' who has G.
wife. "Reina, - OF whom he is insanely
jealous. ''T0m' Is infatua'ed by her
and sends her flowers, also writes her a
letter. Before the letter reaches her
"Tom'' meets her and tells her of 1t g,
and she implores him to get 1t back be-
fore It falls into her husbands hands.
This be tries to do, and some very Luz
dicrous and exciting situations are the
result. number of school girls from
"Temple HIP seminary have some
clever dialogues aud good songs, and add
life and color to the play.
The play is full of action, and there ia
not duh fine or SLOW movement in it.
II is, of course, difficult to tell from q
mere reading how play will succeed,
but II this one fails TO go with a whizz
from beginning to end, there is TO vir-
tue in happy speech and ludicrous situs-
tions.
Some OF the songs promise to achieve
popularity on their own account, aside
from their connection with this play.
Notable among them are the :Song of
the Toushs, "The Red-Headsd Girl, -
1.-THE Western Girl,'' ''Trampiana'
and leash, Cash, Cash. These songs
are original. some of them startlinRly so,
and all free from the strained effort to
be funny that cbaracterizes so many
comic songs.
The cast will be made up of the cream
of Fort Worth's amateur talent, the
play will be- we'll staged, and the per-
formance promises to he one OF the most
ENJOYABLE of the season.
The play takes its name from the chief
'Banbo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

J Lee BRYAN. Dallas; J Lewis. City 0; Mexico;
= Manning, Albany; G Beal. London; n
Moss, Indis; Joe Tremer. Dallas; T H Wharton.
Trenton. y J; H Benjamin, Cincinnati; Z
Glad .ng, st Louis, ] Mndmon, Kentucky;
G Toemiinson and family, Vernon: II F
White, Russelrille; VI Hockwald, New York;
J c Sherw,n, Denver. Col; J E Adams. Richard
Woolley, Jr, San Antonio: John ; fietuiug,
Jacksonville, Fla: " Torus, Turnipseed. .
Artaska; Harris st Louis; w Yord. W Ii
bullock, acatur; Paul Boon, st Louis; A
HartweI. Kansas City: Griffith, Gaines
vile: w Fisher, Chicago; Lewis Douneliy.
Te rell; n Bastick. Clenurne: DR. T q Birchitt
Eicksburg, Miss; II Sharp, Broddlck: A
Hudson, Hartley; w Hunter, Louis; c w
Cailcm, Decatur; Oscar WATSON, Dallas.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FREE ADS.

IN PERSONS seeking efnpl1gm.n, ~ S.s,--
II, III, OF any character ar: fHr:ted to yss
ha. eolun,a Jrce OF ehIr9e. sucs CG5srtfss-
se,h NOT to erceed three iiass
Sotices OF articles lost and ronn4 IN t,fs
etiann nor e1ceea.Ey tsree tsi.c, ,r:H also b.
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Iss the desire 81 The Gd=ens 20 r7ci';1.e
tie search Of person, FOR employment and
IL .ocorfry or lost property, art aE nr
cordially !i.S..e4 70 use thls eoltinla io9 sxch
purposes.
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cpFrraI. NnTyn-s.

JOrties dhSteeTmg advertisements bsfoto
mast address the GdreTtfSer and rot The
Gazette, az this paper has nothing 10 10 leith
tie advertisement fur;9er dian to print IL.
Tie Gazette cannot UadertaAe 10 Eor.r1r}
replies unless prrpdid and addressed sa-
re}opes accompany advertisements.
No "pers0uGl'' notices printed unless
accompanied by name Of The dGr-rtiSer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

Johnny-"My pop is richer'n your
pop Freddy Mebba he is, but
he II never get back the money he Ient
my pop. ~ Hurper's Weekly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10
Henry George Lecture.

Henry George Lecture.
Henry George. the great political
sreni s.. - easaas fsesss !.
Browning Nicks' drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

Nine. de Charette, formerly Miss Polk
of Tennessee, Is Shaving at strive house
with Countesse de Paris during the alb
setice of her distinguished husband in
America.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

Henry George Lecture. autaSe(f
Henry George, ,hs9apo4e political
economist, at 1lGlDdd's hail Thursday
evsni1g4@6Sembe 10. Ticket at
DW1!6g s Nicks' drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10
, pOCT0R'S CONFESSION.
rc,sn,s Take winch Medicine and advises
bs tHs Rcpnr.ar Not TO,

rc,sn,, Take winch Medicine and advises
tts Rcrnr'ar Not To-
,.ur,nbug? OF course It is. The So
,,as science of medicIue is hninoug
'h has been from the time of Hippo
D." ,a. 10 the present. Why the biggest
GO, IN the Ipdiun tribes is the medt-
r.ae mhn' s .,o admiration cana.
.,rr ,o when It came from one of the
en-, Young physicians of the city, one
e. r.ractice Is among the thousands.
VIII he has been graduated bat few
l|y.-,' say. the Buffalo Courier.
rezg was his office, too, with its
,..,ia, CRATE ere, Its Queen Anne
,Fa,,rre aud It's many lounges and easy
af,. He stirred the fire lazlly, lighted
srs.h cigar, and went on.
,.rsk. the prescriptions laid down In
.,.,,,k, amd what do you Gudf Poi
r,a;nlv, aui nguseatiug stufTs that
i,,l4 make healthy man an invalid.
w.. :, ne World science should go to
Inc for It's rpme hies cannot tell, nor
iaa 6ud anyone who can.
t,uow does doctor know the effect
.,h,. msdiciue?' he asked. ''He calls, ,
Q. aud goes Eag. The only
pr pr to iudge would be stand over the
WI W., aud watch III pat fat. This cannot
:. lone. So reed b, hon't know how
r. !. to tell what kocd pr hurt he dgss.
soD.,tns ago, H. I r rmosx the w,,
. .rn set of%&1fprns. we Ito
' ',,..n r D-ousJ En- d clans ia I'll ht
ssx,Sssk6,ad af gsscs aT4s
! "a, ~ how pch s8s xs is
ETb,M ara loS diseases Of vario
dsaraaisrs for bich nature provided
i ,%,nyx srrnpdies% They may not be i'll
I M.5Ah the REGULAR physician 8 list,
4 8 nsgaerauss of their simplicity, but
>, dshce Of their curative power is
Esont 5spute. Kidney disefse ia cured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

a 'EACHEH--A Young LADY from Virs,,Uis
wishes = position rs teacher III "a II L.
erences given il required. Address MS. T. 4
box SIS. Austin. Tex. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

He-''Will you marry me?" She
(play deRrest. what 4 r.sk
you are running" Hell know II.
but was always reckless dog. "-CThe
Epoch.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

i,ONEEN ES>-ExperienceG English latr
~ teacher wishes position as co7srness. SUB
leSts tsught. Mus c. piano, organ. singing, ErE-
Ranch not objected TO; or would ;ake position
in store Address ''Nusic.' care Fort Worth
Gazette aI-lg
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WANTED AGENTS,

Wanted-Agents. ms}aN (96iale, to
canvass s1er. Wise, Denton,
Ellis Ids counties. Liberal com
mieDds. Address L. E. H., care Ga.
zette, with references.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

- TESOGRApHER-Lad desires s:tuEtioa :
! stenosrapheE and typewriter. Thoroughly
qualified GIId years OF experiences IN business
office. Best recommendations. Address H.
On. care Gazette. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

DOOKkEE PER-SitustIuu wanted as booS-
- keeper by young man Of good reference
Address T. H. care Gazette, 6o9 Louisiana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

NJ OMAHA good whits woman OF German
crat> descent wants general homework il small
family, or ~orl, CT any k;1d. Address \. y. T.,
care OF Magnolia hotel. Luugvie~, Tex. lis
WON AN-Wsnts situEtiuu to 40 ligdt house
v work End have home. CAN at 6O7 Eu.s
street. l6-l2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

"a TENOGRArEER--Yo lady writes the E.
~ lectlc pencil system Of shorthand and owns
typewriter. over two years experience aud thor
ourn!y understands general Office work desires
good position. Address, Il 10. thjs cfice. 40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

ii 0UsEWoRK-wsnted light homework "a
~ priVaie FANNY or boarding house. Apply at
.SlS West First street. sis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

EROC kerry MANA first class crockery man
v With twelve years experience in the business
is open for an engagement from the LIST OF No
vemDss. w. 4. B., 52,5 Last Houston, San Au-
tonic, Tex g-Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

CHAMBER NOEK-WanteG in boarding
hou-e. middle age woman, to nurse ~
West riIth street. 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

ElOOkkEEPER-An expert bank bookkeeper
AZ wants position such i'll bank or business
house. salary sI0ln 10 $500, according to work.
Address B. X, Gazette office. 7-ls
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{ oOk-Wishss place in boarding house n
: Friya e family. la0 Eas; eirth street. t-ls
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szTENOG HER-A position as stenogrEpbeE
- and typewriter wanted bV who owns
sfnschine. Address F. NJ. this office. s-Z4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-10

FEtspN II l..
4 Y Information as to the wherea bouts OF my
S5< brother, Chester Pirt!e. will be gladly re-
ceived by me. Ella Pirtle. Clebarue, Tex. SIS
. GEN iLENAS Of thirty-one travelling in
"a Texas for large Eastern manufacturing
concern desires ss9Lest t;
.Sorfe ePohdshcs returned If SO desired. address
In confidence, giving full particulars, NJ. j
Williams, Houston, Tex.
Gus 2ULEE-Anyoue knowing the where
- sbouis of Gus ZuSe will confer favor by
letting MS sister know. Last heard OF he was
around san Antonio, rcy. Address .~rs. Anna
Murray, Coiiusville, Tex. e-l4
LESLIE to md Char,ie Johnson : Swe3e,
J who lived in St. Louis county, Mnnesots,
from ieo5 10 1851 Has since live in Mica gs1
WISCONSIN, HansSs and Is nov in Tex .s,esss
gray. He mss aeenkssatssss 8fsSsT and small deal
or il In Texas. l represent parties wac
h15sIhnds belonging TO him, and will pay 81
to the person who first gives nue. Information OF
his whereabouts. Thomas F. West corner
Third an. iouston streets. Fort Worth. reVs'.
M 4.sIED-To know tie wnereaoout5 OF
- James Burns. His fG:her Mike Burns.
ana q brother OF Mrs, Lswler, mother OF Con
frsssmsn Frank Lawler of Chicago. His rela-
tIves IRE anxious to find him He vas reported
a. working Tor sore paving firm in this city in
Arril or May. Address information concerning
him to :. II. Farmer, City Marshal, Fort
Worth.
~ LILLIAN b. LONG-Any one knowing the
~ whereabouts OF the above named person
Will confer favor by writing to Mira. Fannie
Foine, q Connat on street. Canton, Ohio. a-lJ