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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

A successiul diver must have groat
cousgs snd nerves Of steel. Such . uau
connected With large wrsoking comp my.
was Visiting the pearl fisheries 10 the gulf
OF Csliiornis. On one Of bis trips 10 quest
Of the pearl oyster hs hsd . nNr,w escape
from iesrfnl death.
lis had bean Instructed never TO stir
from The bottom until hs had looked up
end srJund. Fortuos,tly hs needed the
advice. Having flied bic bags ho glanced
quickly about, snd osugbt sight o: huge
shovel nossd shark watching hin.
In 40 emergency men think fast. Near
the diver VS. . large rost. He mt vcd
quickly 10 tbs other side OF II. hoping TO
dodge tbs isrocious monster, But tbe
manosuvsr did not work; tse shark wsloh'
I'd every movement. changing his position
by . slight motion Of bic powerful tsii.
Time wss pr ,oious and tho diver con
coiyd the ides OF binding the shark by
stirring up tue mud. Uadsr covsr Of that
he a,ignt escape Hs worked for dear life
gnd had the water thick with mud 10 less
~ an half = minuts
Slipping around the rock sgsin be rJso
ID toe surface. haylug brsly strength
elough 20 reacb the stls u the boa', aud
sas hsulsl on h9sr jlst ~ the vcpcious
n an eater mads fus9 Tor bim.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
Reforming = Parrot.

A Pht'hafgte who pent psrt OF last
sumner ga Il llapJ ials IA incident
which sadly dist1 bsa the religious peace
0f parish Ia p z,uu
A maiden laay Of mat town owned .
parrot, which somehow scqaitel the diss
ereeatie hsbit Of observing, y, frequent
Intervals:
! wish the old lady would di-.
This annoyed The bird ownar, gbo apoke
to her curste about IT,
! think We can rec,iiy tho MISTER. rs
piled teh good mpn. also haya parrot.
and he isa righteous bird, having been
brought mp Ia tue way he should go. /
will lend you my parro', aud trust hi.
influence will reform ths, dcpraved bird OF
yonr.
The cnrstes parrot Vas placed In The
same ,o,oa with the wicked one, and a.
soon ~ the two had becor accustomed TO
eroa other the bad bii ,an. rked;
l wish The old lady veoli die.
Whersupon tho eiargymau's bird
rolled up bic eyes aud in solemn accents
added.
We besssch the 10 hear us. good
Lordl
The story got:out 10 the parish. esn3 Tor
several Sundays IL was necessary TO omit
the litsny st the church services.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
A Pe1nus Hunt.

A pleasant and easily arranged evening
eutertsio ment, suitsbls Tor wiuter or sum-
mer, is prepared In this way.
First. put IN order the room IN which
you intend TO eutertaln your guests. ~
any change in ths position OF the furnii
tute il nndesir ,bls ait 7 the party Is ready
II is q good plan TO remo,e any fragile or
tirles OF brio brsc or iurnitnre that msy
be within easy reach of the hunters. Get
good saprls ~ peanuts. socprding to
the sizs OF the room and The nnmber OF
your guests.
Count the pssnuts and record the NUM-
Der Then 1T them be hidden 10 every
i'm aeinabl., bat particularly IN every UNI
i'm apiua able, place. Exercise sll your In
gen uity. aud remember that wits lust ss
bright Ne yours are to fnd what you have
concealed. Sometimes however, ii happens
that conspicuous place is the last to be
searched.
Now prepare as many little baskets. or
receptacles OF some sort, as you are TO have
guests. The little cat baskets are very
good for this purpose, but boxes or larger
baskets viii serve ~ we'll. A little DECOR
alton OF some sort enhances the pleasure
Of the seekers. sni at the close OF the evi
enine the baskets may be given IS nouvin'
ire The small baskets may be prettily
grouped 10 large basket. and both may
be tied with ribbons
II the company is large. the players
may asked t. hunt 10 couples. and the
baskets may be arranged to match each
other.
When the hunt begins, those who have
placed the nuts are tu act % umpires. 10
case there should be sny question as TO the
frst finders. aud they must ALEC notice
whether all the Ddts have bren found, and
40 determine the end Of the game.
8 IN etimss = slnsls.unt is dipped 10 ink
or dyed red and hi ddun away very secure
ly, and the person who hnds this psrticui
lar red or black nut is the winner OF the
game. But generally the prz, is given
to the person or the coupls whose basLet
shows the greatest nu noer OF nuts.
The game is ususll' prolonged until
the hostess fods by actual count that oil
the nuts have been brougit in; but there
is record Of Que game that might never
have ended II the company had waited
uotil the red nut, by the way. has been
perched in . conspicuous place in the par
Tor for seyersl weeks. aod no one has yet
discoved Its resting Iiece.
Prz,s may be arranged for this ~ for
any other game.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
TAs cas~sry usy.

We have spoat much ot the lest 35 years
ia farmers homes, and have sc~a that boy
the counify lad as be l. He risss early
ho rs seqasia,sd sIth aud iftssss,ed in ell
the a,ok aud poultry; he knovs oil the
county round; he 10 scqpsiItsd With sv-
cry bag and worm, bird and animal; tres
and flower. weed aud oere.l on The farm:
He has seod appetite aud good diGss'
ton, and his sleep IL sweet aud refreshing.
lie reads lhoushuuliy The great book OF
nature. whose leaves open before him day
by day. He loves his hthsr aud mother
aud calls them such, and he loves hs
sweetheart ss no town boy does, and 10
loved IN turn by her VA no town boy Ia
He works hhri oil day, aud when night
comes he enjoys frolis With healthful
xesi, and thea lies down TO peaceful
dreams. lie grows /, mans estate with
rich heritage OF good health, . clean pure
character, industrial hsbits. miad veil
stored with practical knowledge esined BY
the fres,ds a. IN the cose.-y iyss ssH.
sfieciiopstS aud uustii 9 In bis dirposi
ton, polite Al d eouttoou, though perhsps
some awkward In his ~Annsts. aud In ev
cry way vel ,quippo for tho battle Of
life.
He knows nothing oi ies follies snd
Woes. the mocsetg nd holl sress ~ of
ten seen in city lie. Heisa grown up
man, and tho chief places 10 busiucts Ia
the city ana in the nation come IT ais
possession, He hss the afi IN hun tust
qualities lin under guidance for emioent
.titesmanshiP, for military rcnowu. for
professional success. for judicial disune
tiou, for the graldsst Wsn OF our na
tion have been. and the prandest Of II 0
future will be found among the country
boys Of our lui. He may ut tlmes think
his country home plain and uuatlraciive,
bis life one of druagery aud hum irum,
and may at times envy the town boy snd
bis mors exciting life aud opportunities, !
but hi him not worry He has for rich |
er heritage tad the intae viii be q sat /
rev ,don b. bin
God bless the country bosl Ho is the
hope ti the milton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
A od.rn instance.

Lawyer Pshyfter : Here, madame. ia your
back pension money. ! have succeeded
10 getting II tor yUa . last.
Blind o.J Wowao --HJw much is
theuf
Thirteen hundrej dollsrs It'sa large
sam Of moaey. cousstalsts you.
o.. thank you'll how much IS your
feet
have been TO cotsiIer eIpen,e aud tfou'
bic, bnt III be easy on yVu. m.'sm, "sii
call il $3.50 srd Ray rotliog sboul H.
TLss ine.u iss eseryt.igs does M
Everything bai ny broitrrs bill i"r
professional service. He -iamioed yonr
eyes aud pronounced yop biiod
On, yes. Hos much siii that bef
OILY slo0. fors professional ocniis,
that 10 cbesp. lie soDetinrs ssn Ssoo
for = single operation.
Y.s II /. very cheap. You hs,ent q
brother in the bspkiog business hs,s
youi
No. Wb,f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29


Dlsmondti sssped Mary Nellls' 10
bysteficsl whisper. od. I'm mol dreaming
an ~
The iisile sold cases 90 very wen Y
keep them 10. said Aunt Eunice. quietly
Nobody would thiak Of stealing ss'tins
Of old fashioned gcld besds; but diamonds
are quite another thios I've saved oil my
income for forty years, aud matched these
stones one by one. No one has known o.
them uttll nov. They are fof h'chsrd
vile.
And 90. With q diamond necllsee o. arb
ling around htf peck Ike tny risniet o.
light, P.nhns wsa married
Down 10 the pretiy,urpretendins ht'le
dioing room. the table Was sci WITH . SER
vice OF rare HaviIsnd ware, decors'ed
With deep olne eotrhowers aud borisrs OF
dull gold
w. o,'o' ''''.'
o'.u''es'
"'' ' ."' .''s'o'"' "''' Wv
'"e'e 0one "om !,
Wv =, 'u' i0anu o''e' o',' $50
oo's.' ss'''' aooDs US ,..,
ino' 10 W, ~" ouHoiop'
u
-, ~ ,,, ~
..' o' ga -.
o' ~ 'o'' 80 y " 49,
0oa''a 'o 80 ' -,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

An instance Of great mstrimooial I,li.
eil, 10 given BY the wife ole Nsu II u and
farmer; Who. aodins tha, . widow Ia
the n-ishborhood proposed 10 marry her
maiden sistr, aged 80 years. fel called
upon 10 give the good man slisht war;.
ing. Az she ir..sphsatly say., soe .rns
felt = regret II.
Now, Gays l. TO hin. real arn. weaA
before the wsddin, you know did maids fs
they're turribls ct.
Why, cir thsyi ssys he; i's, .. solemn
H could be. looAio me risA. 10 the eye.
Ye. ssys ], they air, They sllns wan,
= bsv thsir own way sllus.
Why. dew theyf Indecji says he.
f1,ssys l thay dew;.n W can rely onto
He'ty shs'll want her own way,
Why, vii sb,7 says he.
Yes. says l, she will; ,htr, amt any
dpuht bout IL mot rite.
Well, says he. kinder slow and mild, ,siili
lookin me 10 the eye, ebe can bev h,r
Way,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
WEDDING PREsEN rs.

Oh, Polly. do have b. II OF white rose
buds and csruations to be married under
dol
Psulios Wiuton laughed derisive
laugh.
And veil OF Brussels lace. fsaid she
and pc necklace and few such iuex
pensive iade2 Do you think I'm made OF
money, Mater
But one is only married once in ones
lyl
Aud they cott 50 much, M,t,, end We
have got to be economl cal, smiled the
bride.elect.
Lou Lane had one.
Louie Lanes father is iich. and she mai
red bank president.
You are going to marry 3 lawyer. He
may be Chief Justice Of thel United States
some day. p rsisted Mary.
PaulinA laughed again.
When be lie, sill she. ven have the
floral bell But it was only last May that
Richard hung out his sign. torney and
Counselor at Law, and be hasn't been able
to make his otlice rent yet, Whatever the
future may have in store fer him.
And you've only asked two brides
maids.
Two is enough, gravely spoke Polly.
Richard gives each Of them little locket,
you know. and you aud Rosemond Orton
are ly friends we love well enough to
do that for with our limited means.
Limited means limited ,mesusl emphsl
tically repeated Mary. I'm sick OF hear
ing economy the whole time, and uotbine
bpt economy
We must begin ss We mean to go on
Mate, said Pau ina.
But Mrs. Ellington said that II Kate
and Nellie we're Gksd to be bridsmsid'
she would have given you silver h, ttls
for five O'Clock tas.
Very possibly. bnt how would tbs
correspond WITH my other surround
ings?
never saw such q rossic tbirg ss yor
are 10 oil my lifel said Mary
Wouli You have me go crszy simply be
cause I'm going TO be msrrieI9 mischi'
vously rets rted Pauline.
| II ever one is TO launch ont into ,xtrsvs
ssnce, maintained Mary, II would be OF
an occasion like TIL. OF course the bous,
10 10 be full Of company
1t is easy to Bll our LIT |, house, said
CON posed PAulina. With Uocle aud Aun'
O,top in the front chamber. aud Rosa
mond in tle ball bedroom. sud Cousin
Higgins 10 the upper room
That w,ggy old mani You surely sren''
going TO have him 10 the bonseS
He wss very good to psps when he sa'
4 boy. said Pauiins, and be- has sent me
barrel Of apples from the old farm every
yesr since was child. becsu-e OF the u
| in ny name = Psulips Hiaeiues Wipton
youknox, 1t would have broken his bear
no, TO ask him down for tue wedding
Will, let II bresk. say, cried Mary
w ". his clothes must bsy. been msdv d
the y,sr ou, Apd yon never ssked Jude'
| l. CAY aud h.s ait. snd the eirirl
No. ssseltyd P.ulina II they van Il
attend my Wedding, they srs smp sbie 4
engage e rooms st bolel, Cousin Hiegin'
couldn't Do tbsi.
But they would hsve cent you such sr
elegant eddlug rfesttt, bresthed M.ry
Tosy gave Lu'n Hampstead dinn'r 80
OF ROYAL Worcbestefi And uos you II e.
nothing st al.
This isn't 10 sfI.ir of sale and barter
tsii Psuiiba.
Tn.rs's the Fsill.od- -Your mother
cousiss III Ptil.deiph,a You'll sch then
suselyf Tb., re such slessn, people sns
sure 20 give you some,hirg n,e'. Ans
there's the extension room yet
Thst .. resefved Tor Richards Aup
Eupics. she came yesterday.
That siuffy old somsn ! ssv ssrninl
her hsrds cv,r The psflcr ffei-in . dye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
wna, nsn n.a wsm," Tsn.

TLefy is one radicai din r4ncs bstassn
.oen and women TIA, 4 may be said general
~ Of novoIists. that men a9w more thsn
they tell. aud women tel NOR han they
kaow. II may be trus Of nov iaiH. Ia
70 Il life neither tells VII he N ste knows
aud the difference shows 10 shst they
keep. A woman tslls the iuiog lbst is not
vital. Bhe will tell some ono almost every
detsii Of her dsIiy lie. bat let her hsve .
bssrt story. sad sbe not only keeps u
lock In, bat she lives an though II bad no
exlssa 90.
A man scorns 10 relieve his mind Of lits
tie worries BY askins fn rywpstbv. Bus
let er ~ secret cot mo his lifs-hs
dies unless h- tell, T. , some 9ue. lie
viii do it even when 4 ,,ieg- him Ia tie
sn.dov Of death 81 b I tsest dngfsos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
VOLUME %.

shfre halt the toilet caali BE- maie,aa
vsrs Tee MINUTES.
Ia Grippe ha made soeh terrible rsy.,
scs smoue us That the snils that once
arose when rcisrtnca We. once msts ta /,
has now changed in,oa seriou. s,pre.siou
The family drug ttnro should he hep,
veil stocked, TOT II ne, s,a,.io .om,,hiss
sh'ch shall prove to be aseinl before the
doctor can BE- Gums monsa mustard pl...
Ter OF liossed poultice will be iaand TO
~ sooshinG whsn there ia much rsia,
vh'le hoe vs,ss bottle vii scot Tho
blood d,v,ns properly sbroust the
body,
The trouble with many peopls is tbs,
they never thiak of taking GERS Of then.
selves until ,he m.i.dy |. an established
fact
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

A very iii,Is g,rI. living uptosn. So
,esso f,s days sso Tor ts hrh time
10 mr. IFS sud YES srssiiy smszsd. whss
! hr blsck Tor. W.mms' ste ksd.
~, Goi mskYs soms people blsck snd
anne people vLiie. snsver-s tis moth
Tha sigbs When the child tps t1s.y hss
.,.,sr she said: PIrsse. God make sons
snors funpy pvopIs. svns pink aud sons
ir..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
Highest ali Leareung POveru Govt Report Aug ~ 1850
R3H.A!:,!;!! q! Bski9g BsMdsgg
ARSnlHElN plJpE
ABSOLUTELY PURE


QtKEa sWAN-
Ca Lowers nospEAt
Copied fiom 4 inneapolis rrbupe
10 Qa. ker gray are bid the .kies.
Aua over all the esl tn there lies
Driiied 10 folds bride veil white
silvered With shadows OF the nieht
And calmed with pinew God inllsbiss.
The moon holds state in dream disguise
Behind her clouiy tapestries
That shiDe by borrowed lover light
In Qusk,r ffsy.
Ny heart bests time 10 symphonies.
My thous shts are woven melodies.
Nv red cbes ked lass. my hearts delight.
The star. whereby my life il bright
Comes down the lane With isuahine eyes
10 Quaker cray.
SARAH NogcLIrFg CIroHoHS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

sa- locked up u Tbs ciock soi ts
.s,d Yoa srs thinking " 10 tim Tor me
10 10. With . svscs smile shs srswsre
.d-Yos could n.t, m,osy - miod
rssd.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29

Because II yon had Ia liie 10 deposit
10 his bank, Then you wouli have Il sll
In the family,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-12-29
~ mEMoRIAM.

IN MEMORIAM-
(TENSysoS AND WHITTIER
Copied from Tro, Times
L. mewt ry OF twsin. who lie
Needless. beoeath . mingled rain
CT nstiops tesrs and leaves that die
Above the graves OF p ,ets twain.
A memory of eyes 20 keen
Tbey pierced thro' barrier mists sfar
Aud loved 10 life that radiant scene
They brighter now ''scross the b r.
L. memory Of hearts that knew
The truth and love it bar TO light
From God 10 Heaven. slrong TO do
Aud strong to suffsr for the right
IL memory. yet Light and Love
Two CLEANS upon darkeDed sea.
T~o sttrs this midnight world above
Guide on, tn im m ortslity.
SARAH NoRcLTFrE CLRaHoRs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
DRESS TRIMMINGS ]!

Our stock of Dress Trim
mings and Garnitures have
been pronounced by. all who
have seen them, undoubtedly
the prettiest ever brought in
the state. You need not
send elsewhere for anything,
as this department is com
plete in every detail. We
are showing all the new de-
signs in Girdles, Passemen-
teries, Jets, Gimps, Ribbon
Fringe, Matched Sets, ETC.,
and a magnificent line Of all
the new designs in Buttons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

In this department. we are
also showing nobby, new
tints in Changeable Silks
which we must ask you to
see. They are Summers and
among the novelties of the
season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

These prices are far below
their values and fully % per
cent cheaper than are being
offered elsewhere.
We have a beautiful line
of Pattern Suits in all new
weaves and shades.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

We have a line of Black
Silk and Mohair Grenadines,
a splendid wearing article
and very pretty goods, worth
anywhere 75c, and we are
selling them at SIC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
Underwear

Cotton Ribbed Jersey Vests, we
Offer, this week
No. 1 Quality for. 9 c
No. 2 Quality for. .124c
No. 3 Quality for .23
And frst-class silk article sold
everywhere for 81, now 75c.
In Muslin Underwear we have
a large line but quote only this
week a good, plain Muslin Chem
Use, worth 40c, at 29c.
A good plain Drawer, sold usu-
ally for 4Oc, now pc.
A good Gown, 49c.
And Trimmed Skirt, tucked
and embroidered, for 40c.
We also carry a large line of
China Silk Underwear, deliberately
trimmed, at less than cost of man
ufacture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

Have you seen the Black
Bengaline Grenadines, they
are silk and wool goods, a
splendid value for 50, and
we offer them now for $1.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
Toe.

A good Marseillcs Guilt, sold
everywhere for 81, we offer at 75c,
and a large line of high grade
goods of this description at 25 per
cent discount.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
CORSETS.

We carry the P. D., Fl. & S.,
C. P, DR.. Warmers and have on
hand a few of the Thompson 81
Satin Corsets which we will sell
for S1.75.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

We will only cut on our
higher grade Henriettas, as
we have too many of them,
and this offer only holds good
this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

A better grade than above,
choice patterns and good
values at 75c, we now offer
at soc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
OUR GRAND OPENING
SPRING MILLINERY

VIII take place shortly. Wait
for it, do not be too hasty in Sc
Letting your Spring Hats, as we
will show you the cream of Euro
pean creations in few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

In Window Shades our
prices range from 25c to 81. 25
and the designs are as pretty
as we ever saw and at prices
which will astonish you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

A very pretty line of Fig
ured China Silks which
always brought SOC, we are
now selling for 39cJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
BLACK DRESS GOODS


Priestly silk-warp Tamise
Cloth, a most elegant spring
weight fabric, worth any
where $1.75, we quote 81. 35.
Black Crepon, a new stylish
fabric, 40 inches wide and all
wool goods, worth anywhere
81. 25, we sell for 75c.
Priestly silk-warp Clair
cite, light and cool, an ele-
CANT spring and summer tex
ture, worth S1.75, we are now
offering for 81. 25.
Priestly Black Batiste,
light as challie and a most
satisfactory article, worth 81,
for 05c.
Black all-wool Nuns Veil
ing, which we formerly sold
for 75c, we are now offering
for 60c.
Black all-wool Henriettas,
we are selling other peoples
81 Grade for 75c
75c Grade for SOC
Soc Grade for 25c
In conjunction with our Dress
Goods department sales we will
sell findings this week as follows !:
A good fancy button, per doz. sc
a seamless shield for Sc.
8 Yards bone casing, sc.
4 packs hooks and eyes, sc.
Betting, per yard, sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

We have a superb assert
ment of Draperies and Hang
ings, enabling us to make you
estimates on these goods
which can be met by no other
house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

All Silk Black Grenadines,
colored figures, very hobby
designs, valued at 81. SO per
yard, this week for 75c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

Our Art Department car
ried over lots of pretty goods
and here can be found some
bargains in Pictures, Easels,
Screens and bric-a-brac in
general. If you need any
thing here prices will suit
you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

A very good quality yard wide
fully 1oc, we O2G viii give you
the benefit Of at &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

Black and white pin stripe aud
checks in 70n most excellent
quality of fastlOO black lawns,
worth anywhere 35c, we will sell
them for 19c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
HIGH-GRADE
Dress Fabrics {!

We will show in the Bed
ford Cords, Chevrons, Crepes
Sublimes, Crepons, Serges
Crepes, Challies and Bareges,
making unquestionably the
most exquisite exhibition of
imported dress fabrics we
ever had the pleasure of offer
ing.
To open the season we
offer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
GREAT DISPLAY IN
DRESS GOODS
For This Week.

2300 yards Surah Silks, all
colors, SOC is the real value,
now 25c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
Black Dress Goods.

In this department we show
as complete and we'll assorted
a stock as any house in the
South. We make a speciality
of the famous and reliable
Priestly Fabrics, and as an
extraordinary inducement we
will sell this week the
PFiG8dy Silk-WaTp H8IriGtta
AS Follows:
So. SO Grade for......-. $1.75
So. 25 Grade for......... Sligo
So. 90 Grade for........ $1.53
SITS Grade for..... S1.4O
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26
Carpet Department.


Here we have just received
1900 rolls Canton Mattings
in all grades and designs and
we are now prepared to offer
as big a bargain in this line
as it was ever your fortune
to find. We carry a magnifi-
cent line of Carpets, includ-
ing everything from an In
grain to a Moquette or Will
ton, and in Linoleums and
Oil Cloths we can't be beat.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26

EAcHE
eally good
~ liver,
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