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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled tor IN the
Milbank Post Office, Dec %, 1898:
Ear, Richard HonsteiE Edward.
Langum John. swanson s"hn.
In calling for any OF the above please
say sadvert,sed' and give date OF advef-
tisemcnt. II not called for in fifteen
days will be sent to dead letter office.
A. J. BLEsER, p. NJ,
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l. y Holiday ExcnrssOn

For the Christmas and New Year
HOLIDAYS excursion tickets will be sold
Dec. 23rd. Gath, 25th. 3Oth, and 3lsl,
1893, and Jan. lst, 1894, limited for con
tinuous passage IN each direction with.
final return limit up to and including
Jan. 3rd, 1894, ut fare and one fifth for
round trip.
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Bargains.

The New York one price Clothing
house, viii almost give away clothing
aud gents furnishing goods, the neNt
thirty days, in order to close them OFT
before January Is, 1894. Call and gesr
bargains.
AUG. BoRGEEsoN Prop
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forE All persons are cautioned
vnrchaslng certain note given by
ipmnsnn p 10 Ros!na Never for 5 1000,
|'ulv n 10. 1893, due Oct 10, 1893, as the
|een lost pos,v. Mrxvu
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The Minneapolis Bargain store pays
cents bushel more for wheat than
any elevator in Milbank. See ad.
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Goat Robes

/ have number of very fine Goa
Robes which will be sold at cost.
@. w. ANTELMAN.
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m Dpnev To Loan.

G.. M. Clark has money TO loan on
tarm land for I, 2, 3 or 5 years.
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Very desirable rooms to rent over
hardware store.
WoOD BRos.
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K AND CATTLE, inclding a regis
Ia stallion, for sale cheap on time.
A. p LiNDQuI T..
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NJ Earried .

At the ". r. parsonage Friday, Dec %, by r. W.
Na1arene, Mr.. Ausust Lundncrg and Miss Ida
NJ Anderson, all of Troy township.
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Early Closing.

AS will be seen by the following the
merchants Of the city have united in q
determination to close their stores dur
ing the winter days at an early hour, q
very proper and necessary determination:
We the undersigned, merchants OF the
city of Milbank, 5. D., agree to close our
respective places Of business at p. M,
for three months commencing January
lst, 1894, Saturday nights excepted:
Erlandson i johnson, Mltetlstaedt Bros,
Wasem, Habein & Co, Wood Bros.
Farley g. Benedict w. NJ. Thomas,
@. w. Antelman, Hocum Bros,
Geo. Middlebrook, Aug. Borgerson,
Hi. Layman, NJ. >. Dreucser,
N. J. Bleser, Henry Schafer,
Geo. A. Merritt, Mrs. j. C. Elliot,
w. +. Rust, Geo. A. Kern,
Emanuel & Ecker, A. G. Lender,
L. Schnabel, Glomstad Bros,
Lehman & Hilmer, Matt. Edelman
and F. w. A. PGppe.
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FOR sALE-Good work mare for
moan FOR cash or will tr de for live
r. y. WEBSTER,
Milbank, 5. d.
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NE HAPPENINGS.

nr., Me HAPPENINGS.
No. l Northern new 4Sc; No.
1xV NJ oley, the miliner, has been on
friends ia Eureka.
M lila Merry returned last week
J W sit with friends IN the east.
Apro Is; S,::: ;, o,,
made an assignment.
} Ot as. Kerr has been quite serious
ring til. week with the grippe.
the days begin to lenglhen
/. I'D begins to strengthen.
engineering and strengthening
he commenced.
Emma Carrick, who is attending
of n,- college ut st. Paul, is enjoying
- ~ slmas holidays with her friends
y.
]. Busby is enjoying a visit
VI nephew from Illinois, Mr..
= n Conright. who is working in the
.AN hdeo railway Office. is up spend
- week with his parents in the city.
ICAV Radcliff OF Big Stone City, and
~ srtwell, Of Revillo, are acting as
s01 sheriffs Ia attendance on court.
Rose, who has been living III
10c for the past month or two,
ANS} on yesterdays train from the
A44 family OF A. q. Smith, OF Alban,
Ioying visit from nelce Of Mr..
T. who has come out from st. Paul,
hng to epend the winter with them
. Antelman and wife and little
Aberdeen have been spending q
ys during the week with their
er, O. w. Antelman.
George Schsfer, of Minneapolis
up last Saturday anI spent Christ.
.. eith the family of his brother.
1I1 Schafer.
w. C. T. U. will hold its next
II meeting on Wednesday, Janu-
!. at O'Clock p. m. With Mrs. Fan
I7h John Fanset who has been attend
' ~ b Minnesota state university, re-
dhome last week TO spend the holi-
81. Bohan, aughter of Mr.. and
George Westbury is spending the
b'mas holidays with her parents in
m Pity.
le little three year old son Of Elmer
NM Pdict has been very dangerously ill
scarlatena during the week, but we
brstand is now improving.
pble Robinson who has teen employ
the Waubay Clipper for some,
81 down to Milbank the first of the
~ before going to Minnesota to work:
iss Laura Rogers, who is engaged as
eacher in the public schools at
srior, is spending the christmas vsca-
with her parents and friends in
bank.
rrd IT, Ed. Riley Of Mazeppa, was on his
70 st. P>ul Wednesday, where he
lev 9 Tor treatment tor his eye. which has
a % giving him considerable trouble OF
;k 'rof. Fl. j. Rock, principal of the
= poser public school was in town tor q
: ~ time last Saturday. He was on
j ~ay to Big Stone City to enjoy q
with friends in that burg.
r6 'Qulle PascO made trip to Eureka
Reek and reports that town as enjoy
big business. A party OF some 30
: W immigrants from Russia arrived
gre last week looking for vacant land !.
~. Knapp, who has been travelling
'ne noithern part Of the state for a
Asonlc insurance company, returned
.ue Saturday to spend g. few days. He
Y aRain yesterday, going to Mime
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! came on to my premises at the
.miley firm, Grant Center Town.
n.rember Is, 1893, one black heller 2
PA A, A. FGLToN.
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For farm loans call at Farmers Bank
and get rates and plan.
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Nj a sonic Installation.

A very pleasant and enjoyable gather
ing OF Masons and their friends took
place at Masonic hall Wednesday even
ing when the exercises OF public installa-
tion Of officers Of the three branches of
the order was had. Psst Masters j. G..
Elliott and A. j. Bleser installed the
officers Of Milbank lodge, No. 20, as
follows:
W. Nil. l.. Conright
S. Was. Watson
j. VS.. $. Lockhart
Sec.-Geo. Midd ehrook
I'reas.-W. B. Saunders
S. DIV. w. Downie
j. Deco. Dixon
s. Sc Emanuel
j. S.-R. Mortell
TT. B. Record
This was followed by installation of Of
ficers Of Esther chapter, No. 90, o. E. S.,
the Worthy NJ tron Mrs. w. w. Downie
and Worthy Patron J. c. Knapp acting
as installing officers:
w. NJ Mrs. W. w. Downie
w. p j G. Knapp.
A. M.-Mrs. E. D. Ely.
Sec.-W. w. Downie.
Treas. Mrs. Jas. Kerr.
Con.-Mrs, J G. Knapp.
A. C.-Mrs. w. +. Rust
Ada Mrs. J c. Daniels
Ruth-Mrs. L. L. Conright
Esther-Mrs. j. Watson
Martha-Mrs. w. Let's
Electa- M S. E. ). Healy
Chaplain-M NJ. H Wisman
Marshal Jennie Lookhart
Ward. Mrs. j Nixon
Organist Mrs. j. IL. Owen
Sem Il. B. Record
After this the installing OF the officers
Of the Milbank chapter Il. A NJ. took
place, Past High Priests J. G. Knapp and
J. C. Elliot installing as follows:
H. Pc. D. Ely
King-Jas Kerr
Scribe-George Mitchell
C. of H.-Wm. Ross
P. 81. Il. Conright
II. A. C.-E. Emanuel
NJ. Sd, VI Ranous
NJ. I'd. V.-G. G .Stearns
NJ. 1st V.-Emil johnson
Sentinel Il B. Record
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies
the Masons and their friends repaired to
the banquet hall where most inviting
spread, consisting OF oysters and other
delicacies had been prepared by the
ladies Of the Eastern Star, and which
was heartily partakenlof and enjoyed by
those assembled, something like 125 or
l3O plates being laid.
Among the guests present from
abroad were Mr.. 8. e. Curtis, of Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison, w. Pratt
and Nm. Crooker, Of Montevideo; ). r.
Gold and wife and A. Hoipkemeier and
sister of Big Stone; o. r. Antelman and
wife of Aberdeen; MIR. and Mrs. D. Cable
Mrs II. j. Whitford and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Ingersol, Of Wilmot.
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Money to loan on -eal. estate on the
installment plan.
Z, J. Hicks.
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We pay 90 cents for eggs and 20 cents
for butter in goods at the lowest prlce.
MiNNEApoLIs BARGAIN STORE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

''rhere Is neither jew nor Creek. Bar
barian or Sythian; but Christ is all and
In all"
The text further says. there is neither
circumcision nor uucircumcision.'
.. While ceremonies are not intended to
be abolished they count for naught so
far as salvation is concerned. IN Christ
Jesus neither circumcision availcth any
thing, nor unclrcumcsiOn but a new
creature" Some worship In elegant and
costly churches, others in nrbors and UNI
adorned houses But God takes no
knowledge OF this. He looketh upon the
heart and not the outward appearance.
II would he as unreasonable TO ask the
high church Dpiscopalian TO throw away
his ritual and worship in the simplicity
of the quaker as 20 compel the quaker
TO use the gaudy ceremonial. The point
of the text Is that ceremony has In itself
no merit. We are The circumcision
which worship God in the spirit and re-
ioicc in Christ Jesus and have no conf
dcnce In the flesh"
Again the text asserts.
.. That There is neither bond nor
free Here, too, Christianity does not
intend TO destroy all social distinctions.
AS boundaries are set TO nations so
10 socinl life, II Is impossible ever TO
establish social equality with the negro.
Ne Intelligent, selt-rcsnectiug white mnu
viii eat with or inter-marry with the
negro. But MS regards salvation the
soul OF the black man Il as precious in
Gods sight MS that Of the most intclli-
gent and cultured white man. Here
there is "neithcr bond nor free"
but Christ il all in an We are no
more strangers and foreigners but fellow
citizens with the saints and Of the house
hold Of God, In Christ Jesus we have
all that is worth having in this life and in
the life TO come, We'll. "i doth not vet
appear what We shall he, but We know
that when he shall appear we ehall be
like him. for We shall see him as he is"
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IN THE CHURCHES.
DIR. FRENCH's SERMON AT THE
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN.
DIR Fisher breaches on the Song of
Moses at st. Paurs
Church.
IN THE CHURCHES.


iNleruHy morning heN' a. ~ r'hVh
preached to crowded house IN the
Broadway PRESBYTERIAN church. He took
~. A. - 81 M ott cpl 20 49,,
''
old man win ms utehs' ahu put on INC
new man which is renewed in knowledge
nrtar the image of him that created him.
WI. H., I'LL. cr..,.t- .,,,r 100.
"cl" '"''' - "'N"'' ''''" ~
CIRCUMCISION nor uhcf'ulheI7lon' har-
barian, ScythiM, bond nor free but
Chriat Ia ali a, nuu Aunur other thiug,
,-'.tt.
81. a"i"'
There are two worlds, the natural ana
apiritual, and TWO SORTS vi men peopliug
H., n,,rlJy t,e ",Id mnn" nnd the
49,, 49,, MN ,,,r,,,,..,l"J and Inc r,-
',,"1 H. ia. i,,,,,.i,,,t.,,, roo. iii, iu,oon
t i'i,, t,H r,',,t.I I'm,
M .l ,'' ynrs, I'll. us what tbprn
' ,', ', VIM ,,,rr. il IN fbr new
- ny! """ """' ''''' D"
man orhoro noit,,r Hr,ck NOR
i il, t,, Lrn,j.st
~, IT, ,,t,',r i,,,. ,'n, itr,nt ~,
e,,'' NV 10 r,,trI,tiya nntinnot'tv
Ply ~ H'iu II" H. ~, ',,,
M M '9.'uuNS tD,s"h",-'' i,,,5
ny pt"uu ',,,',, az, ,,,,,o jsi.,,dot
loru1 nug w 'n.oGtu ",,u liz,
OF lne SUM "'lH' V''u" u'"vi l"a'.s
/ both men intel bv The s,ime suscepii-
hilifins tho sntno frnrs tho snmr rnn.
pl,Iles tle sn.,'' lgarS' Ln' Hu'n, XXI,
s'lSnVv' 'hr SAINT nol,us' W 1''nie o'islh
anI We s.ine ueS'lllS' 9H VIZ maS Inc
| vV"tu''Vh tnu' ~ "II' ~ Wy ISL i,'o WI
/ w we .HWer "l hNuel lna' ! INs pnen
/ lnngnt tiat lnyu were nor "' the same
/ Noah was the nrimal progcnitor of the
I,v.n IN. ,,n ti,t I.. nio oor,i,' ,.o
raccs hnI another Adam. indeci snina
wise men rlnImrd elrvcn Adams mud one
even proved TO his avn sntisfnction
{ thnf t6prr wore siytv-6vn Ou own
! American shining lipl,t ouis Nraz1il
profound scholar and earnest Christian
| ihourh he was. made strrnons oruur,tpnt
| 10 pr0yc thnt nh nnukind md noon
originally rrcntcj In los tbnn rirht M
fcrcnt centrrs Of The cnrfh iii PAM
stood npnn Mars Ilill and declared thot
| "God NTH mndn Of ono blood nh na-
tions of men far IN 5,ycll an th, Tac, "r
the earth. and hath determined tho limos
hnfnrr nnnninted ana thc hnurds az tbot,
huhitntipn.
.'\Nhnt ADVANTAGE tlten hath tbc love -,
Nmrh I'm eyrrv ,yay nrp,nrs rbn nnnefl,.
IN Romans. chan iii "Chie1v hrenuse
thnt unto fhCn vrre rnInunitfrI tbc
orarlps of God" Same hnyc nntiounI nd.
ynntngcs. hut ms 10 Jescrvmrs nil stand
ON common prn,nd "Ni D,n U'nrij
Inns herotnc pniify hefore C;nd nnJ H.,
righteousnoss III God witch is liz r,itb
OF .Iesus Christ unto nii and u1nn oil
them that bplirye, far lhrrr Il. M ,iinnr'
ence. Tor ali hn,s, sinncd and come short
Of the glory 81 C,oI"
A. regards solyotion national distinc-
lions nre oblitrroted. The middle vail
or nnrttton il hrokcn down Rretbrcn
we iilte Tho low have nrciudicns oni
we mnnifcst them nv our nniversol Jis'
trust Of and hrIrancc 10 foreign" mis-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
COUNTY COURT.


B45o. II. p. Shie vs.. John Atkinson
1000. John Bchrcns VS.. J. y. German.
tOne continuance 10y plaintiil
bO3l III a. Baker vs. Macarthur Broe
lOno continuance by PLAINTIFF
bO9j q. II. 1.s& \, lly. Go. w. WIN.
Nowacl, ct NJ.
bl1s O.. r. T. X II. liy. Co. va. Isaac
Foster ct al zone continuance by
defendants and one continuance by
hta4 = HiI H. & n. Ry. Go. vs.. Iiu-
gene Rollins ct NJ Two contln-
uanccs by defendnntsl
b221. Q, l.. Murphy VI r. w. y ~ "
1914. W. +. Elliott VS.. John b, Coiter.
407S j NJ 1'cwmy VI. George Walter.
TUESDAY, DEC. 10.
4155. Robinson Bros, vs.. Ft. w. & II.
477g. collins &Ariustrong Co. vs.. Mrs.
E. j.. Casey ct al. CT'hree con
tinances by plaintiff and one con
tinuance by defendanisJ
1856. Collins 4 Armstrong Co. vs.. Mrs.
NJ II. Rrasg. zone continuance
4sos. james Barton vs.. Macarthur Bros
ct al. zone continuance by plain
bo73. a. n. West vs.. g.. @. 4 S. i.
RS. Go. Zone continuance los de-
fendant and one continuance by
plaintinl
BOSE. las. $, Davis vs.. J. ID. Andrews.
- zone, continuance by defcndanil
oioo' ~, ~ MY Ky ,o" 49,, e,ti ru.
ancc by defendants)
btS1. O., II. / & y. Ry Co. W.. Fort
Worth Ice Co. zone continuance
by defcndantJ
b98t FRANK / 0nn " Macarthur Bros.
ct Mn
NxrrrnN.usstN nfsg, stn
400 ~
49, 49, n - nmW vs.. iichIletlh Hyle'
cow " ,lBteWlcy vs.; L. fhenlA
son; lhree continuance by &c,
nnimtTi Wo 'o"'"uan'eS ny
1854. =; a. Matkln "a Jas w. Swoyne.
Asto y,hp Snfvo ny WI lHicH'';'n ~,
ant M ns,u pa.,,. %. cuv af Eor,
soli' I In lhrAer Vs. 'l'y OF foil
Aote ortl, >-a,to,., p.,.. H.
mo # SWINE SWIM -' 81 oI Dunn We ''''
52O3. O., n. /. * n. Ry. Co. vs.. Alex
l'anto ct nl tGne continuance by
b225. g., u. !. 4 Y. IIy. Co. vs.. r. II.
or Frank Baskin. lone continuance
ZOO. By dcicndontl
Us. ~ H. Hood ct al.
h55g32. iteniro Bros vs. j. j; Putnam.
80, q al,
osSo' =. y. Cone Sons Manufactur
ing No' vs. phllmhn Bros.
THURSDAY, DEC. n.
dT27. I.oonnrd Brnwn of nI "a "a NJ
Walker 80
II Iiorrnn a, ~ NE, N ,'' w.. w,
Spl5 Ifori VAIL la, Wei. :,
West ami ID II W. rr,, ., ., w.
tinuanccs by planting wv '"
40I6. The Armetor co. vs.. Panhandle
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Solid gold watches. Slo.5O.
AiORBHOuS x MCBRIDE

, In speaking Of j. f. Remsburr The
Hon, w. II. Hcndon. law partner ~
Abraham Lincoln. saws: His nrruments
gre 9nanswcreble,' Go to the Cts hall
orator in his free lecture o on .. Iuga !
Morals" Due
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Miss Juli, Collins on the 24th inst. DR.
Griffin and Miss Stella Minchew on the
2ith
Mr.. John Fuller was buried yesterday
A little cl!nd of II. T. Hargrove died
yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
Good silyerplntcd teaspoons. 81 A set
MORlGllOllS \ McRRlDE


RAIL THIS YEAR.
Special TO the Gazette
Corsicana, Tx, Dec. 1I.-At A moot
ing Of the ircmcn last night Il was 10
cidcd that they would not have their mn.
nual ball Us heretofore. This move ot,r
uuAens WIZ greatly regret, as Il was one
among many other WAYS they had of
of our volunteer tircmen hv lendinr tbpir
presence TO It and aiding It financially.
Genuine filled case watches with l.lsln
movements for $1,000 nj Tho nov INV,
clers, TODD Il ORR, l01 Main
We have lust secured the Huffman
building ON Front street for wnrehous,
and will carry u very large stock az
everything In the way OF grain. feed
stubs aud hay. Before buying call and
a,.,, 81 {, n. ANDREWS * 90.
Plain gold wedding rings. guaranteed
j. karat, at Sl,W per dwt At tho nov
jewelers. TODD y ORR. 100 Main.
The latest STYLES IN Furniture at Mad.
DIX, Ellison n Cos. No trouble TO find a
nice Nmas present
Follow the procession. and h win lea1
You to Morchous \ McBrdc's jewelry
store.
In sgeaking OF j H. Remsburg the
Hon. w H. llerndon. law partner OF
Abraham Lincoln, saws: Ills arguments
gTe gnanswcrahe' Go to the City hall
Monday evening anu hear this gr.st
Morals
A -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
FTIlE

crackers, torpedoes aud sky rockets for
Christmas at Thornhill x Freeman's aOG
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

on December 10. 20 and II. the Rock
island viii sell tickets 10 Kansas City,
81 Joe Omaha and Chicago at one fare
for the The ronnd-trip. and to Indian
apolis and Cincinnati by way Of Chicago
for ~ higher than Chicago rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

~ " 10 ~ l7hNI pIeu'nNu Vt ~.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal church last
night DR. Fisher took his text from
the Song of Moses"
DIR. Fisher investigated the question of
our relation to God. We are heard 10
Asl, ii, said DR.. Fisher. when crops fail.
when we are in sorrow aud when bust
ness prospcrs greatly, but we are not so
likely ia IN the later ease.
WHAT relation do we bear 10 God? They
are thoughts that come TO all, but we do
not think enough about them; we do not
allow them 20 enter into our thoughts.
especially we do not allow them 10 enter
largely enough into the matters of daily
HE. | want to invite your attention TO
your relation TO God.
90 back 10 the earliest experiences
Of this people, We begin with the first
one that walked the earth and thought
OF him who made him the first man:
of whom II Is stated, he walked in the
garden with God. Now mHn goes away
from God and hides himself away at The
thought OF Gods coming. Those who
came after the first man hungercd for
thousands Of years for God, and would
NOT understand what II was and made
images aud wOrshippcd them and never
got high enough TO lift up their voices to
ne maker OF them all. The great God
looked down upon all nations. aud he saw
them bowed down in idolatrous Worship
lie then led them out Of the land. That
y the beginning Of condition, wonder
fnl and full of promise.
| was thinking this evening of the
wondcfnl change there Is in the earth
along this line, When Abraham came
there were no people on earth who wor-
shipped the one true God Three tbon-
sand years have gone and the great
nations Of the earth and the great ma
tons have broken their idols and the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

G. II. Robertson, the lewcler, Seventh
street, can make you anything you want
in jcwclry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

You can got nice clock with every
purchase Of $1,000 Or more at Maddox,
Ellison ~ COS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Furniture. carpets, china ware. kitchen
stove aud furniture, etc, Complete fur
niurc for housekeeping, ON account Of
removal from the city. For few days
only MRS. \. n. MABRY.
MS Wheeler street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
ArrnNnnn CIIRrn

Special to tho Gazette.
CoIsicana. Tex. Dec. 1.-THE Eks
and Gnrriity Rifles attended, services Al
ST .lohns church to-day Ia boiy. Ray
]. NJ. Hllyar, ehaplain Of tho Eik lodge,
conducted the services.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Silyerware just received. New and
fresh and marked in plain figures. Just
now we are giving q discount of % per
cent -, TODD * ORR.
The New Jewellers, 4O7 Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

"'rhe lecturers diction was choice and
classical SAYS the San Antonio Express
in speaking OF Remsburgs lecture Go
out aud hear him Monday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

c. II. Robertson. the ieweler, Seventh
street, can manufacture anything.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

lllgin, Waltham, Hampton. Rockford,
Columbus aud Swiss watches,
NOTORIOUS Il MCBRIDE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Al kinds of excellent Christmas cakes
q Edwards bakery, ON Rusk, near the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

@. IT, Robertson, the iewcler, does not
give you your goods nj sacrifice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

10y AAhoflNlru l'fcsSs
Boston, Mass. Dec. 10. -Boston's
cradle " liberty was rocked tonight
with true American spcpchrs ON tbe
occasion Of tho one hundred and TWEEN
ulcth anniversary Of the Boston Tea
party. Tie meeting was presided over
by Col, II. w, lligginson. Speeches were
made by Gpyernorolect Grcrnhaglc. Mrs.
Julia Wnrd Howe, Mrs Caroline Chan
man, William Lloyd Garrison aud Men.
ae'l fhilllps stafford of Vermont
Can and see the new goods at the now
jewelers. 20 per cent discount ON silver
ware. TODD x ORR 400 Main.
Corn oats, bran, chops, hay, corn bag,
aud oat bags at low prices at = Il. An.
dtNws y Co.'S warehouse in the Hun,
man building ON Front street. Special
prices made on round lots. Telephone
Just received, at Maddox. Ellison &
Cos full assortment Of fancy rorkcrg
They are nice for an Nmus present
Large plush albums for 30 cents. at
100 Main street,
Mwsrs Prescott, Baycrhofcr and
Washer will all sing nj the Charity
Bazaar tonight ! isn't every city That
can bonst Of such voices, 80 come out
and enjoy trcut
Toys, fireworks Christmas cards, dolls.
books. fancy articles, cook aprons and
useful articles al tho Charity Bazaar.
seventh nnl Main streets. Open dny
and night Ruy here; help the poor and
make, Your money 20 twice as far as
elsewhere
Ministers, lawyers and all thinkrrs or,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18
EYE GLASSES AND spEorAcLEs.

On December 10, 20 and n. the Rock
Island Will sell tickets TO Kansas City,
st. Joe, Omaha aud Chicago at one fare
for the the round-rip. and to Indian
apolis and Cincinnati by way of Chicago
for 81 higher than Chicago rate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Remshurg is the Thomas Paine Of orr
time-irOn-clad Age He will rive n
free lecture Monday night at tiie now
City hall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

A splendid line Of ladies' handkerchief
cheapest TO most expensive. suitable for
Christmas gifts, j. NJ REAGAN'S.
Ill Houston sfreet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

OUTDOOR SPORT.
Hunting clothing. camp chairs. cots
and tents OF Anlerson's gnn house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Ft,e' Ma lara, Liver Trous
BILE, or Indigestion use
BROWN S IAoN BITTERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-18

Just received, at Maddox. Ellison &
Cos, full assortment Of fancy rock ora,
They are nice for an Minus present.