Fort Worth Daily Gazette (Fort Worth, Tex.)
January 7, 1883

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Ax. r ar rHffWMHMM ST' aI.Pt, fc, "S3BU- 32 -STMtjmE2JkCWW ;v. O 5ZriMMH i A A r- 7 J0tt;: 4 IVI 1 t 1" Ifsser to tho Democrat-Advance. KF Wx, 1 V km-mm f' UPonq'iIImm getter TaTE SPECIALS. Privileges Granted at Austin Tax Kolh Notos. nuitT WOltTJH, TiflXAS, SUITDAY, JANUARY 7, 1883. i Suicide at San Antonio Thioyes at Work. State) Uourt Uases at Dallas- lows Items and Personals. i Attempts to Outrago a Lady at lienuersom ainal Eeoord at Qalvoston- Estato JBuBuiesa, -Eeal or Works noaring Oomplotion at iTylor Schools Onine. School Land in Waco Plenty of Assets. m Denison, Graham and Points of Intorest. other GRAHAM. lo tlioO-HKottn. Em, Jnnuury 0. It took three bring hi tho passengers last iliiefly prospectors. Lewis-Carson stngollne between Co ami woutherlord. has sold 10 Mull Contractor Gallgher. DENISON. to tho GJissottP. n, Gruyson county, January city marshal was busily on- xlay notifying tho citizens sidewalks in front of their .y must be built at once. Madison Square Theatre Com ,1layed at McDoutral's Onera yust night and drew the largest si tne season. has fallen since the second, and s are linpa.ssauie. HENDERSON. Lto tlio Q-uxtte. cr&on, January 0. Last night L'turning home from Honder- gpry estimable young lady was and an attempt mado to eom- Tho rascal was frustrated Itlmely arrival of assistance, ;as attracted by tho cries of tho luy. Canker, a very prominent it of Clayton, Texas, is belli ir ider a writ of habeas cornus. tilling of A. B. Ross, another it. The case is warmlv con- kx both sides. SAN ANTONIO. fto tlio Onzctlo. FAntonio, January C H. L. who registered fiom Converse, at the Brndon Hotel this morn- il two hours after was found Ho is now dead and it is sun. b bo a case of suicide. k thieves are actively at work. gm wiuio Mr. usborno was at they stole fifty-seven dollars to till. trial of James Hester for the county murder is noarlv hid will go to tho jury to-night. WACO. to tho Gazette. I, McLennan County, January was made to-day of all tho land owned by this county to a ady from Illinois for the sum u thousand dollars cash. These e in Eastland county and the id was a little in excess of one ier acre. voice of tho stock of IT. Fried- Mio failed here recently, foots TO. Total liabilities $35,000. JIark Braden is hero and will itwo lectures to-morrow on inil- nd kindred topics. -i.u. &naw lelt tins evening rliu bv sncclnl invitation tn there to-morrow. legislative squad departed for iu-nignt. i TYLER. to tlin Oazutt. Siuitli county, January C dted States Jcouii will convene next Monday. system of our water works will B in operation. The pipes have been laid along tho principal anil nrnmwl li rm, nOUSC. Sitllntorl til inn f mm tnlln f tho citv. has hoon pmmilpii'd prything is ready for work. miuin! senoois reopened last lda" With .1 Innrii fittnn.lnmw. Bhe supervision nf Di Kfownrt hall. mlay a nian giving name as NuiBonwas arrested at the In- phUl donot Jnr Mm hnlMtoi-nim and by somo means it was suu- Biio was wanted at Sherman. A Bu was sent to tho city marshal latter place and tho answer ck that ho was wanted there IIu U In (nil liiil'n nivnUlni. Bcation, when he will be taken onernian. LAREDO. 1 to tile OaKnti,, do, January C An American Alexalidor, a locomolivo en- wos brutally murdered and y mangled in New Laredo, last night. Ho was found In loy this niornimr. with his rUdhed in Kflvornl nlnora A'onr fcondent witnessed a part of tho orteru examination. It is; rumored there will bo im portant changes In oHk'lal circles at national headquarters. General Man ager Gardner of New York is expected In a few days. Edward Gabbott. tho Insane Eng lishman spoken of in last night's spe cial, has been captured and tho fifty dollars reward paid, which his brother-in-law, Mr. Casey, had oflered, and ho is now with friends. DALLAS Special to tho Clurcnttr. Dallas, Dallas county, January 0. In the United States court to-day tho case of E. J. Hart of New Orleans vs. Sausom et ah, Involving the title to six hundred nud forty acres of land in Johnson county, Texas, was decided in favor of defendants. In tho case of A. A. Head vs. the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company, transferred from tho state district court of Johnson count', suing for fifteen bundled dollars for right of way, a verdict was rendered in favor of tho railroad company. W. 11. Wolkor fell from a train on the Houston and Texas Central Bond six miles north of tho city lnst night and was run over by two trams anu kiucci. tits, uouy was norrlbly mangled. Ho was a resident of Deni son. Bev. B. J. Hanks, pastor-elect of the First Baptist church of Dallas, has ar rived and will bo formerly installed as pastor to-morrow. Tho installation sermon will bo preached by Bev. J. H. Curry, the former pastor of this church. Dr. J. B. Link of Houston will deliver tho address of welcome. Bev. Mr. Hanks will re spond. Dr. O. C. Popo of Houston and Bev. J. B. Daniel of Terrell will deliver addresses upon tho reciprocal duties of pastor and people. Mr. Hank will preach at 7 p. m. John "Ward, clerk at tho Pacific Ho tel, died suddenly to-day of heart dis ease. Ho was n native of Kentucky, aged 28 years. A largo number of leading cattle men of Texas aro in the city arranging for the Stockmcns' State Convention to be held here in the spring. Two Texas and Paciiic urukenacu, ono atEagleford and the other at Mes quite, each lost a hand to-day while coupling cars. II. L. Herrinau, a heavy chinawaro dealer, has made ah assignment with Samuel Klein as assignee. AUSTIN. Kpnolal to thoGaKOttn. Austin, January 0. The governor to-day appointed It. K. MeHarey com missioner of deeds of Texas in New York. Tho board of regents had no quorum to-day. Profcsor Mallet is still here, but has not signified his accept ance of tho chair of chemistry. The city council in called session this evening granted the railroads en tering tho city the right to construct a junction depot on the avenue and Cypress street, not to cost less than $160,000. The right of way to the capitol grounds was thcu taken up. A substitute was oflered by Mr. Brugger hotr granting the right of way from tho different railways, along Congress avenue or any street the cap itol contractors may select. It pro vides that should Congress avenue be selected trains shall run only at night. Substitutes were read and on motion it was tabled. Tho ordinance grant ing the right-of-way up East and Col lege avenue passed tho second reading. At the last meeting it was taken up, one or two unimportant amendments made and tho ordinance passed under a suspension of tho rule1". Tho tax rolls of the city have been completed, and show the value of thu real citato ?:i,710,0(J0 personal prop erly $1,512,111 school tax $10,505 to tal city tax $0!l,034. Mr. Upton of Fayette is a prominent candidate for speaker of thehouse, and should Mr. Wurzbach of Bexar with draw from tho race, there are those who predict his election over Gibson of Ellis. The comptroller is preparing papers to bring sultagainsttlie tax collectors who do not settle by tho 12th instant GALVESTON. fcpooinl to llin Gn.tt. Galveston, January 0. S. AV. Bankin, boauling at tho "Washington Hotel, thoughtlessly left a valuable gold watch and chain in his room this morning. Upon returning to get his watch it had disappeared. He reported his loas to Captain B. Fulton, tho manager, who sent the porter to tho polieo station for n detective, which resulted iu the arrest and recovery of tho watch from the porter, John Mills, and his lodg ment in Jail on tho charge of theft, Tho eliaiu is still missing. The present criminal court will have llvo parties before it on the charge of murder. Wood for killing Scotty hut summer; Hoppe, a prominent saloon man, for causing the death of Brandt; Morrison for shooting Seymour In tho Infirmary, and Wil liam "Washington and N. Gcdney, two negro boys each fourteen years old, for killinganothcr negro boy in a light by stabbing. All the parties will doubtless go to trial. Wood was yesterday ofllcially Informed that his counsel had abandoned him and if lie could not employ counsel tho court would appoint one. Ho then asked that Hon. James B. Stubbs be appointed and that Mr, Noble would assist him in the defense. Thomas Cuddy, an old reprobate up wards of sixty years old, was ar rested and lodged in jail to-night for attempting to commit rape upon Mary Brady, nlneycaraold, last "Wednesday. Tho mother of tho girl when she eamo homo last Wednesday, noticed that she was crying and that some thing was wrong, but she could not get her to confess anything. To-day Cuddy called nt the house for the girl, but she refused to go with him, and in the presence of her mother, accused him of attempting to violate her per son, which led to CtiddyV" arrest. Beal estate transfers filed for tho week for record amounted to 1774.720. Tho mortuary report records seven teen deaths for tho same period.

BRENHAM. Speolnl to th Gnxnt;v. Breuham, Washington county Jan uary 0. At live o'clock this morning a lire was discovered In tho tax collec tor's ofllee in tho second story of tho Qiddings building, tho finest In town, containing several offices. Tho lire department responded promptly nud tho steamer succeeded lu extinguish ing tho flames. Tho total los is about $1,000, insured. A fire inquest wa held and a verdict returned that tho building Avassct dn Jlro in tho collect or's olllco by parties unknown to the jury. John H. Johnson died In this county a few days ago, leaving a written statement that his name was J. W. Cotton; that he killed a man In Bed ford county, Tennessee, and ran away aud changed his name. He left prop erty in Bedford county which he wanted His cmlurcn to got. NEW Y01VK. YCMD. 7, :NT). 10' GAMBIiTTA'S PUNEHAL. Imrn6navDenioU8tratlons in tho Streots 1 ofParis. Two Hundred Thousand Peoplo in tho Procession t A Firo Which Oausos a Loss of a Qturtor of a Million. New York, January (I. About half past seven this morning a tire was dis covered in the extensive crockery and fancy ware establishment of Ovlngton Bros., Brooklyn. The entire stock and building was completely de stroyed. Tho Clinton House, adjoin ing, caught tiro several times, mid Is much damaged by ilro and water. Tho guests of the house lied to the streets, some of the late risers only par tially dressed. The loss is heavy, hut it is not yet known how much. Ovlngton Bros, estimate their loss at a quarter of a million, iu their store, Besides tho bric-a-brac work, there were a number of valuable oil paintings which could not be saved. CRIMES. Paris, January 0. Tho car to bo In Gambetta's funeral cortege Is one specially designed by Bastion Lesago, tho painter. It moves low on blaok wheels streaked with silver. On It will be placed tho catafalque as It now stands. Tho wieaths will lie de posltcdattlio base of the catafalque. At the four cornel's vases wlilboafllxcd in which will bo placed burning perfumes shrouding tho coAIr In vapor. Several cases will follow containing wreaths, tho number of which Is momentarily increasing. It had been proposed to bear Antonere Marclnes statue of Gloria Viet is, now in'the Place do La Fayette, on an ar tillery wagon before tho coffin, as nn allusion to Gambetta's services in 1870, but objectloiia were ralbed by thu authorities. As early as day break tho aspect of tho streets was animated. Flags, draped with crape, wore every- wuero (iispiayeu, ami troops aro mnrvii A Diamond Thief Oaught-Oonfession and Suicide. A Dlumond Tlilrf. Philadelphia, Pa., January 0. Georgo Seymour, alias' Stiles, colored, entered a pawn office and oiTcred to pledge for seventy-five dollars a breast pin containing thirty-llvo diamonds and valued at 3,000. Being promptly arrested he was searched and a memo randum was found on him showing he had pawned very valuablo diamonds at another place. While in the pris oners dock he was recognized as a former waiter at the West End Hotel at Long Branch where Mrs. Carr of Pittsburg was robbed of about ?30,000 wortli of diamonds. Killed Ills AVirr. Piano, 111., January 0. The wife of Clias. E. Slocuni recently applied for a divorce on tho grounds of Infidelity. Last night he sought her out, con fessed his guilt nud promised to reform and beg her to return. She refused, whereupon he drew a revolver and shot himself In the head and died In ten minutes. ST. LOUIS. Killed With a Shot-Gnn-Eailroad Tax- ationTho Oookorill-Slaybaok Trouble. Lcs-Ter- lUililli-d ttltlillullfltri. St. Louis, January fl. Busscll ter went irom Muskogee, Indian ritory to VInlta yesterday to kill a man named Kutledgo with whom lie had quarreled. They met and Itut ledgo put the contents of a double-barrelled shot-gun Into Lester's body and he was taken back homo a corpse. Butledgo was arrested and taken to Fort Smith, Arkansas. Splechee, thu leader of one of tho Creek Indian factions, with fifty of his followers, arrived at Muskogee last night to consult with the United States agent regarding the Creek dlfll ctiltles. To Tav ltullioiids. A bill was introduced in 'the stato senate (o tax tho gross earnings of railroads at the same rate as other per sonal property. Tho 'Jlobc-J)rmocrul says on the authority of a gentleman from New York, who is wild to be well tin iu the workings of thu Gould syndicate, that it is much more than probable tlte Union Pacific will soon acquire by leant or purchase tho Wa bash Boad or mako such trullio ar rangements as will virtually control it. Tlie purpose is said to bo to get an In dependent lino to the MUsh-sippl river and lakes. Tim CocUiMcIl-Sl(il)ttLl( Mu I (nr.; Application has been made to Gov ernor Crittenden by relatives of the into Colonel A. W. Slay back that he direct the attorney-general to come to this city and take charge of tho grand jury's Investigation of the case of John A. Cockeroll, managing editor of the Pout-Dispatch, on the alleged grounds that the circuit-attorney here is prej udiced aud has obstructed tho investi gation. Tho governor declined to comply with the request but will re fer the matter to Judge Vou Waggoner of the criminal court. General Grant has just said this sen sible tiling: "No pension can com pensate the men who have lost ono or more limbs, and I should have been glau to see that class of pensioners well provided for, instead or tho indis criminate pensioners, somo of whom aie physiclally as good as if tho war had never been fought."

A young lady says in London Truth thut every nice girl is 'always nicer than her letters. ing between the Ksplautulo des lnvalldesaud Palols Bourbon The drapery on tho statue of Stras borough In the .place DoLaetmeortlo was particularly' remarked. Deputa tions from tho various departments aro immense. They are mussed in the Place des invalldes and along the (Juol Doii-org to Pete Bourbon an area of2,G00 metres A dense mass of spectators, tho majority of whom have bee in position half' tho night, occupy the street all thu way to tho cemetery. The remainder of tho city is deserted. Gambetta's father after mature reflection decided uot to oppose the conviction of his son but w concluded to permit tho funeral at Nice to be a civil one. The funeral car lias just arrived at the Gual Doi- sory in front or the colonade. It is pieceded by six horfcomeu in blackiind white uniforms. The car is drawn by six horses. The coffin is covered with black velvet which Is again partially hidden by til-colors draped with crape aud two natural palms with wreaths of led immui tulles. Tho plat form of the car is literally covered with wreaths. Tho bearers carry batons on which are also wreaths, and regi mental Hags of the escort draped with crape. The body of Gambettu was placed iu the hearso at 10:20 a. in., amid the booming of cannon, beating of drums audksouudof trumpets, the troops presenting arms. Tho procession stalled at half past ten. It was headed by the relatives and friends of tho de ceased, representatives, President Grovy, tho ministers, generals, hi' ,1. .llllfi "!ilwllnl r3ri1 1 fitu umwif rt .j Vl.i..te vv..v.. uiiui.u( nviimwt.i, deputies, including Clemmeuce and other members. On tho extreme left of Biisson was tho president of tho chamber of deputies, and Poyrote tho vice-president of the s-oMiite, header tho senators and deputies lespeet- iveiy. ino procession was nearly two miles long. A guard of honor presiding and flanking, etc., at the calafalquo was composed of the Bopub licun guard witli a baud playing fun eral dirges. It is estimated that 1201), 000 persons wore iu the procession, conspicuous among which were Free Masons in complete uniform, the ad vocates and students of Pails, and an English delegation fiom llouloguo was present. At 12:30 n. m. the head of tho pro cession had reached Boulevard do Sa bastopol, while numerous deputa tions were still waiting at the Es planade des Invalldes to take their places In the coitege. The end of tho procession wjll probably bo still at thu Palais Bourbon when tho body arrives at Pere la Chaise cemetery. Numer ous musical societies are playing lu the juuci'ssiim uesiues Jimiiiiiy mums, London, January 0. A Paris dis patch says tlio spectacle there is unex ampled. From a o'clock lids morning tnillie lias been Htoppcd on the south side of the river. Deputations of spe cial commissioned police gavo direc tions to the oyer increasing mass of deputations which came up, each anxious to secure a uood position from the Place des InvalTdesAJ The scene presented tho strangest im aginable aspect. Above tho swaying mass and ciowds which covered it, are banners, wreaths and enormous musses of flowers borne on men's shouhlors. In Buo do Luniverslie from tlio square up to tho Esplanade were deputations who were iiuublo to find standing pluco In the court of the Palace Do Bouibon. Tlie whole front of this building was draped in black with a large silver Carudlabra between tho pillars giving a greenish flame. A whole corps do h'armeo was driven towards tills point. A kindofshudderseemed to pass tii rough tlio crowd. A foimldablo demonstra tion seemed about to break out from cries "viva la republic," "rivu la France:" and even "viva Gambetta," were raised by the compact crowds as sembled on the pavement, which were echoed by the people at a distance upon tho railing. In the garden of thoTuillerics wero men two or three deep standing on stone work iu an attitude of torture, which they hail occupied for hours, while on the opposite of tho railings, the narrow ledge swarmed, with others clinging to the- rail, being free and waving their hats. The windows of the Hotel Continental had been hired nt fabulous prices, even thirty guineas being mentioned. Tho crowd along me Bivalvi, and spot-tutors in tho windows of tlie fashionable neighbor hoods, appeared cold and much more influenced by curiosity, than the bulk of the population, All along the rue 3o Bivall, flags bound witli crape were within tho pluce, but they wero not very numer ous. From tlie Hotel de Vllle, they ouiuq thicker, aud appeared on every atory. The churches were not called on to share In the celebration, und shut their doors. The new Hotel de Vllle was bare of lugs or crape. It is thought It would curtaluly liave gone into mourning, had it been tho funeral of Henri Bochefort instead of Gambetta. By the thno the end of thu procession had passed through ruo De Vllle tho head was Hearing tlio cometry Pore La Chaise which was reaohod at 1:30, whenDo Yesspoku on behalf uf the government, Chauflbur on behalf of tho Alsace Lorraine societies in Paris, After the speeches wero over the Iwdy was carried into tho cemetery widen was closed to the public. Tho coffin was laid in its temporary resting place and tho procession dispersed. Tho passing of the procession and of tho crowd around the cOllln at the en trance to tho cemetery ended at 1:30 p. m. It is estimated that 300,000 per sons wero present. Paris, January 0. Belnhoh, an Inti mate personal friend of Gambetta, published a detailed account of tho wound, intended to dispel the various falsities. Gambetta, ho states, was trying a now revolver, when the brceoh stuck fust, owing to ono ot tlie cartridges not fitting properly, Holding thu pistol by tho muzzle ho endeavored to close tho breech forcibly, when tho cartridge exploded, Many who have recently been promluently mentioned, so far from being tlio cause of theacoldent, nursed him do votedly thirty-four days. Paris, January 6. Do Ves, minister of justice, in speaking lu behalf of the government, said ho saluted tho re mains of tho great citizen. Tlio loss of suuii a man caused national grief. His Fatherland mourned ono who loved and defended It passionately. Tlie deceased had loved Franco and had faith In herdestlnles. Even when hope scorned to bo iu doilaneo of for tune, his resolution to not let her ab dicate her pltiue among nutlonu would ever to bo remembered, a part from his heroio defense of Ills imlltlenl nrlnel- ploand profound veneration tor tho will of thouutiou, which commended admiration. His life was emnloved entirely for Franco and tho republic. Though ho descended prcmtituroly to tho grave he lelt Ida country fiee, tho master of Its destinies, under a respec ted popular government. The republic at homo Is pacific aud tlio dignity of Franco abroad, hencufoith Is beyond attack. Tho memory of Gambetta re mains In tlio hearts of all patriots. Chnll'our on behalf of tho'Atsaoc Larralne societies in Paris said Gam betta was tho life and soul of tho de fense at Bardeaux. Ho renrosentud our (list reus after our mutilatioi aud he remained tho representative of our invincible hope. Ho had truly declined the Inhabitants of tlio lost provlnco wero (Uubly Frenoh- ,inon. Ho died trusting h,' the future. ills works remain, both that which ho accomplished and which was tho magnanimous ambition of his life. One tears for him mo not slerllo ones of despair. Our pains should be only that of men who return to work with fresh ardor. Tho gicat friend of Alsace Lorraine is dead, but France lives and will respond lo tho appeals of her glorious destiny. Vive In France. Almost every member of the cham ber of deputies and donate viewed Gambetta's colli u yesterday. When tho gates wero finally closed against the public, some persons endeavored to force their way in. Tho widespread mituro of tho feeling excited by tlio de.tth of Gambetta may b'j best Judged from tho fact that tho royalist popular league postponed for a week the grand banquet which had been announced before his death for to-night. All markets except the Bourse closed. All ambassadors including tho Prince Van Uohenlohe, a German representative, were present at tho funeral pi occasion und sent their carriages to Join tho cor tugo. The deputation from Alsace Lorraine met with Hvniniitliv. Tim demonstrations along tho entire route was n spectacle of a foimldablo armv of sympathisers. The members of asaooialion which followed and pio clalmed their great tribulations and Jiis adversaries holding aloof and maintaining silence, caused a vague feeling of uncuslnc&s. Thochiingoof thoroulo cuused disap pointment to tlie lcstauraulH and other establishments which hud let windows at largo prices on tlio boulevard and caused rejoicing among the owners of similar houses on tho lino of tho procession. Tho sums expended for garlands and floral tributes were with out precedent. Among tho most ex pensive and admired are two from the American minister, Mr. Morton, and General Bead. On the defile before tho eiitulfulquo yesterday, some angry words took place between M. Paul do BoldoofthcWund M. Mayer, ed itor of the Lantcrnc, which led lo a hostile message on the part of the latter In the evening. In (icriimiiy. Berlin, January rt.Tho morning impels commenting on tho death of Genoral Ohuusoloy, wiy Franco has lost her greatest strategist. In London. London, January U, Tho Times says it is stated the emperor of Ger many when informed on Now Year's morning of tlio death of Gumbcttu, said, "we have ono peace breaker tho less." NATIONAL FINANCES. Washington. D. C, January (J.TJio receipts of national bank notes for re demption during the week ending to-day aro $1,270,000 j bonds held by treasurer to secure nntlonul bank cir culation. W00,.00,(W0j to secure public moneys in national bank depositories, $1,031,410,000; bonds deposited to se cure circulation dining the week, ,S3t,00; withdrawn during week, $1,029,200; national hank notes out standing, 3U2,aia,600 lawful money on depositto redeem notes of national banks reducing circulation, $2,003. 125.1&0; liquidation of bondf U-LO&J -021.40 failed hanks, $100,840,220. Tho National Bank of Buy City, Michigan, was authorized to com mence lumhieijs. Capital $200,000. Go to Keller's for your wagons, bug gies und other vehicles. 10-12-tf A POISONER. Montreal, January flTho mur derer of tho Cook family, attempted to poison a doctor family lu this city, where ho Jived us a servant. Ho had quarreled with tho housekeeper and put poison lu tho cotree, which was utied by tho house hold. He was discharged Immedi ately nhd told to clear out of tho city, or lie would bo prosecuted, OFFICIALS SENTENCED, Wllllainsport, Pa., January O.Ex County Commissioners Daniel Carson and William Elinor who pleaded guilty to embezzlement will pay a fine of $2o0 each and lmprlsonmont iu the eastern penitentiary, Carson for tweuty-ono mouths and Ebner for fifteen months. POLITICAL COltUUPTION. Tlio Hoxourlnc Worm nt (lie ltoot of llin Trc of Liberty. Ex-Unlted States Senator Wadlelgh of Now Hampshire recently uttered tho following truthful words of warn ing, whluh should be read by every American citizen who desires to' seo republican institutions perpetuated. Ho said: "Tho question of purity in eleotions lstho greatest in American politics. It must bo grappled with and rightly solved, or at no distant day wu shall politically perish. Political corrup tion is tho greatest danger to that doc trine of equal rights which underlies our government. It Is tho devouring worm at the root of tho tree of liberty, the poison of the fountain of our national life. Day by day tlio power of money grows In this country. If voters nro mercenary the people will bo deprived of all power. They will bo mere tools to register tho Avlll of their corrupters. Legislatures and congresses will bo niuolilnos by which monopolists rob tho people. Ten-fold tliohrlbes imld lo tlio people will bo taken from tho national treas ury. ''The men who In tlie oyo of thu law represent you will not really represent you, but the capitalists, corrupt rings and unscrupulous lobbyists. Mem bers of congress mny by allowed to mako such speeches and give such voles as they plcuso on matters to which Iholr owners aro indifl'orent. hut will have no freedom whenever your interests conilct with tlio inter ests of tho rings. Every ofilce holder, from tho prcsldcnldown totho laborer who blacks thok boots of ooh gressmeiiwlll bo tho slave of brlb'iT givers. Peuco and war, iniestlons of economy and finance will ho decided, not by tho executive, not by Congress, not by tho people, but by tho vote buyers und their tools. "Tho public man who dares to dis obey tho requests of tho lobbyists will bo hunted down, His nblllty will bo decried, his character will bo attacked, his honesty will be questioned, ho avIII bo kept in prlvato life, und, If possible, crushed. Homo of these evils now exist; some of them I huvo seen, somo huvo I experi enced. But even this will not bo tho worst; corruption will spread from political life to tho bench and Jury hox. In tho very temples of law Jus tice will bo openly Mild. Against unscrupulous wealth no mini's rights will lie worth a straw. All proper lespeot for government and law will bo lost, then will como revolution, anarchy und despotism. To that yawning gulf leads tho path which the existing nolillcal parties aro now treading. Will you tolhnv them, or will you turn back while It Is yet time?

AX AXGltV TKI3H. Cm mil Mnluolor ol' mi Auntrnlluii Vt'j;- llllllllf. A gentleman of tills pluco hus a tree which Is a species of acacia. It was grown from a tree brought from Aus trullu. The treo Is now a sapling some eight feet in height, and It is lu full foliage and growing rapidly. It is leguminous aud very distinctly shows tho characteristics of tho mimosa or sensitive plant. Begulorly every evening, about tho thno tlio "chickens go to tho roost," tho treo jroes to roost. Tholeaves fold toirothor and tho cudsof the tender twigs coll themselves up like tho tail of a well coudllloned pig. Alter ono of tho twigs lias been stioked und handled tlio leaves move uneasily and are iu i sort of mild commotion for a mluutu or more. All this wus known about tho tree, but It was only yesterday thut it was dis covered that tho tree had in it much more life and feeling than it hnd over before been credited with. Tlio tree being lu quite u small pot, ono which It was fust outgrowing, ft was thought best to glvo It ono of much linger size, Yesterday afternoon the tico was trans ferred to Its new quin tors, ft resented tlio operation of its removal to tho best of jIh ability. Arriving at his reddonco about tlio time the tree hud been transplanted, tho gentleman found the house In grand commotion. On asking what was up ho was told that they hud transplanted the tree according to orders, and the operation hud "mudo it very mud." Hardly hud itbceu placed In Its new quarters before the leaves begun to stand up in nil directions Ilka the hulr on tlio t n II of nn angry cat; and soon tlio whole plant was in a quiver. This could have been endured, but at thu miiiio thnu it gave out an odor most pungent and sickening Jitnt Mich a sipell us Is given nil' by rattle snakes and many other kinds of snakes In dimmer when teased. This odor so filled tho house aud was so sickening that It was found necessary to open tho doors and windows, It was fully un hour before the plant calmed down and folded its leaves iu peace. Tt would piobubly not have given up tho fight even then had it uot been that its time for going to roost had nrrlved. Virflnin City t(crjr(s: m 4 Hi 4 uJ4 V I 4 n i m 3 111 miVTr: Ai'lJjSJi'vrl

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.vt.V2-'-4""S THE GAZETTE IfOItT WORTH, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 7. s w'rtM4-t; MEXICO. aments and OustottSxof Bom- broreto. No-crs in tn vaiiry um tho Mountain Tops. tnco of tlio Onroltc. liilliuno, aiiiuu, jjw. -i. tunot Bomt' klutl soulcd C(I lh ii formula for boKlnliig Tin iithl milium over. rynowsimpcr 'orrcspoiulcnt ItT oiil i ins uepiu W1U1 U10 leas ahanuon, uiscourHo ai any topic, only ticierniincu idder Ucdott" to glvo folks r their moilov. vs until Christinas nh t tho inuin iiuumiiu, ""-7i.y""i lilnir of the kindly greetings imt whnt Is nil that to one iV Only n memory. Lest .enllnicntnl, wo will only By d nil, ii merry uiirisunaH i'ht new year." olmd a "nestn" since writing hut they are very unusual, day in tho caleiulnr belongs mint; but iwino arc grainier r, ami una .ucing in minor nnuiculnto Conception," was one. At loin t viuuiv iii. lla in town commenced tueir nass, which was celebrated lno musio ami many until noon. ai lour vesners began, wltn oremonles. All through tho it bo soon children Denutiruuy going from house to houso IlltllH UUU UUHUIIL-B Ul 1IUHUB ate altars in private nouses, In honor of tho Virgin lur tho namo of Gaudelupe Is inc&s or Mexico, iavery ram- nv pretension has an linage u their house, some of thorn !(lrcsed in satin and tinsel, sur- by vases of flowers made of I ullver leaf. All this Is in i a glass case, and on special II wax caudles are Uept burn- re her. In tact, these seem to inortaiil adjunct to tho proper nee of reliirlous worship. At just outside of tho town there liiL'ular nliiv enacted by persons lower order, although all classes ed it. very crude urnma H tlntl of passion play,' to lllus ie life ot Christ, yet a mixture henism and burlesque, that one lardly expect Iroin a people so In their faith. Judas plays rportant part in all this; they him and bullet him all day, and ludo tho allhir by burning him In m at night, mid wild ehouts iioti. wnat wiui iimmu iniui- and priestly instruction, these irious nconlo. and an American L'SUUH limn, M uu uni ucuuuni dictation cannot understand I witnessed a scene from my (v a lew uays since, which, a ed mother at homo could unruly tand, land yet they profess to tneir niiie ones are angeis iu of these mothers' faith there no cmcstlon. I was attracted sound of music; looking out, I ildreu walking tnoccnireoi tuo .vlth green brunches in their Thov. as well as tho older wero chatting and laughing and ono would naturally sup- was a holiday nroeesslon. On vement I saw a man carrying a collln liaitited nlnk. with silver immiug, but tenantiess, for on a Kirne by two men, lay a lime s miiv. dressed in muK trail zo 'silver stars all ovor it, llowers in nds, tho table, veritably a bud of and a irilt crown unou its head death sharpened features scorn a mo sadly out of keeping, and ho mother walked erect, a smile i her face, for was sho not the lcrof an angel? The dead are al s boruo through tho streets with vered face. Some of their oua- hero are quite pretty; for in o, a few days since, as friends of iunily, wo received a very pretty from a newly arrived young ludy wnclng the day of her birth and ism, together with the names of airents and grand-parents, and at op oftho card fastened by a trans- nt seal, a tiny lock of her hair. ambitious mothers of my coun cnuiot you introduce this unlquo inn? I llnd these people kind and Hl, have ninny visitors, and what ticcinlly pleasant, gentlemen and cs visit logetlier. I don't mean oy tlio girls nave ueaux. uu, no; have nuiKnillccnt narlors, but no Bix, still they do not seem half us let able as an American irlrl would iik. Whatever a Mexican asks of socially or in matters of business manner always convoys tho idea t you are conferring a great favor in him, and whatever other laws may fail to remember, the law of incite Is kept Inviolate. Don't ,uu me a Munchausen it 1 tell you re was a little Ico tins morninir, and Mr. Editor. I could nut on your k, from tlio public garden in lront pur houso as beautiful a bouquet of re roses, fuchsias, geraniums and iny other flowers, as vou would wish fen. Think what you will, only be ve nie, for wo aro living In an ex finely mrlflod atmosphere, over nlno oii-nnd foot above tho sea. Jce "am is nuule here. Tho ice is ob inrd at any time by putting water In o leaves and leaving it on top of the uintniu until morning, when the 'How In the center Is full of Ice. Nrow, let mo pin a bunch of forget-e-not in your button-hole, and sign rself, X. ISSil ltcsnltsof a Year. V hinnmary of tho export trade of o state for. thcyearjust patsed, shows at iu money-producing resources, It second to none In tho Union. Wo polled a surplus of homo grown pro lets amounting to moro than $00,000- komo productions, shows that tho re sources of tho slate aro Illimitable, that with a population Of ,000,00ti people, wo can nllbnl to sell toother states and countries, an amount of tho necessaries of life, almost equal to tho total production of some of the states. The wool Industry of the state, which this year yielded a net revenue of $7,000,000 or 33J iier cent, of its tnxablo value, Is yet In its Infancy, and cau bo mudo to yield a revenue M great as the totnl exports of tho present year. The tptal stock interest of the state yielded a revenue, from exports, of .fully 1WJ per cent on ltanssesscd value, and tho agricultural interest paid a dividend n tho investment of IflJ per cent, thus showing that tho slate has no equal cither as a stock or farming country In the world, and that the fu ture possibilities oftho country are be yond calculation. While wo havo reaped a money harvest uucqualcd In tho history of tho state by exporting a large amount oi surplus productions, our Internal resources have been de veloped In a ratio fully as great as our export trade, and tho vldcnco of thrift In all branches ol business shown that tho profits arising from tho snlo of our surplus productions have been the cause ot a more liberal expenditure of money in homo com forts. Tho Increased railroad facilities will add an Impetus to tho future de velopment of the state that will In a few years more than double Its present productions and enhance the valuo of property far beyond Its present tl mate. Wo may safely count on an nd- vance oi more man mo per cent, in the price of lands( tho tide of emigra tion now pouring Into the Btate: the large amount of cheap money Becking investment, aro sure evidences that tlio foreign world has discovered that Texas is producing moro money In proportion to population and capital Invested than any other state, and that in tho near future It will rank among tho wealthiest countries In the world. Texas Wool Grower. The Purest Beverage Vnowii is 'IV i, C. coiwnirs bhd Beer Gkohok 1. Lovjmi, Pros. G. II. Oiiauy, Vlco Pros. G. W. Au:xANni:n, Sect'y. 11. 11. PAddckUCi Tres. THE TEXAS INVESTMENT COM PANY, FORT WORTH, TEXAS, HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE AND LIVE STOCK Located Stooks and Grazing Lands in Largo and Small Lots Bouglit and Sold on Ooinniission, Will nmk Contracts for Futnro Dolivory of Oattlo a Spooiality. 4 'i Panns and Farm Lauds, and Oity Froporty Bought and Sold. A Full Lino of Froportios Alwayson JJaniJ. Parties Having Proporty to Soil, or Desiring to Mako Invostmonts will Find it to thoir interest-ti Call and Soo Us. Wo Rnfor By Permission to tlio Banks and Baukors of Fort Worth,

Attention, is Directed to tho Following Pariiul List of Properly now on our Hooks: Tho Best Always tlio Cheapest. Header! It is not necessary to swal low a teacupful of any cough remedy to cure a cold or stop a cough. Three tcaspoonfuls In 21 hours Is tho adver tised doo for Bhowjj's Coucur 11 Mr SA3I. "Pure as rollncd gold" is tho verdict of thousands annually cured by this sterling remedy. For, sale by T AV, Powell, E. Jl. Wells, L. N. llrunswlg, G. H. Dashwood and G. G. Pate, M. J)., Foil Worth, Texas. ll-2S-d&w-tf OATTI.1U Xo. 12. 12,00) licml if pooil Blnxlcclit wmI Ti-xn" nit tto, mUcil with liuprovitl stook, Incnlcd on Kooil rniieowUlt nnnbiinilnticoor whiit mill pnicn. IHV) naro of lmtoutnl lutitl covurliiK llvlnir wutrr. VS L-ooil ioulc. wituoit tinil mni diutpiiKP. HiIh liunl In Mull iMrvxdl, nnil will turn nut l,'.W beovo niul lirnnsl arV'i cnlvi-dln tlio nst yciir 1SSM. Ilililin ruru i-lmnro for luvfstuiuut. XoriC A Himill dtook of RU)irlur oiiltlo, nlmut TW lioml, Inciitcil In Kootl riinRO, vltli ulcnty of KHisi nml vriitvr, linvo Ik-oh nilfcoil on tlio rutiKD nnil nrocuHlly liiiiutlrd, Mill m'II nnn liuiutrvil Im'ovos In ISiil. To a man of limited uuMinHtlils Is u iilomUil burgnln. GrIE3TQ"t A PROFESSIONAL. Health and Vitality to All, 1tEC0MMKXr.l 11Y Alii. No. lfiu. i;:B0lipml of eooil n.ttlo nnil llfly ponlct. llrutiiU'il 1H;0 rnhtis In iwj, uiul m 111 lirantl 1,11)0 In 1SS1. HimcMuiil utin'k urn Koi'oml to uouuln tho stale: unit can ho bought at n ri'UBimuhh; prlco anil on cimy li'i inn. Nor.l. Tho host Hcnl on tlio ninikct, 1,000 lin jiroveil i-nttlo, thirty 'o, 1 uouli-', niOnoroN of mini, uooil rork nitich house, wnuon anil ranii outtlt, Tlin rang! Is larKi lunl wator lHund untssalniiKlimt. Tho nutuhm-ofi-attlo Qimrrtintetii or cotnttetl tfrfnirrtl liy puroliiv.or. No. ills. 'J.OXi hoaii or ttoou tniirocil cattle, thirty Kooil lionh's and cnuip outtlt, llnvo Iicoii on tho ratiKO for np von r,H ami am naMly hold and handled. Will linuuUSUrnlxpH tn l.ss.1. No. 273. llouxonuil lot la Monro and Thornton' addition. l,ot IW-tlSo foci, and Iiouho In px.d l-cpnlr. Will bo H6td clipap,. tf N'o.i7l." A larno tiro tory house tn tho butdtiosn part of tho pity on lot Mvioo root. Coiitalun cluhL ronton, tmlnted. polled and itnuurpd In cimd condition nml will pay twenty pur cent, on tnvostnient. Will ho mild ul a very low llBttrii for cash. No. arJ. AnolPtrantlariro two utory ro.sldonco coi. vohIojU to hiiKltiPM and unilroly now. Con tuliu sotcii roomn plastered throttshout auit almost nurrounded hy cotnnindloux porohen. On a enrnor lot HdxloO fool and ouv o( tho lnosldpslrablo plaeot la tho city. Ala bar riiI a ami on easy tonnw. tf No.-Jii, Houso and lot on lllutl street cornerof i:im. Povon roouiB and ttood hum and outliouxox, Wnlondld clBtorn lUxtUfcot, Will bo Hold at aliarualn. rr -ysc- .cexotcssot; DK.A. J.LUniENOE. MPSt5S?k DENTIST, LEADING PHYSICIANS FORT WORTH, TEXAS, Ol'I'lCi:. In Pcaton Bulldinc, oor Win. llrown's Groeery Stoic. 12-2fl-lyr A. E. DODSON, XinxLd xi.c3L Oollootioii -A. O- E 1ST T, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS. Jnn-l-tf N. WAXLERI0H, DBINTTIST, FORT WORTH, TEXAS. OFFICl-No. 13 Main Street. Up Stairs. USES NITHOUS OXIDE GAS. 0-2ly v. w. itouTir, Homoeopathic Physician, FORT WORTH, TEXAS. OFFICE Xo. 13 Main Street, litiitlcnce, Ar. II". aiMouitaiid Wiird Streets. 6-iBtf No. -tl. S.'K") ortt.OCO head of llni stock cnttlo and lilt ponli-s, lour iiniloH, wiiKons, uood ranch Iiouho and oainp outtlt, with n luro raiiKO and abundntit RniHS, water and hlicltcr. 'HiIh honl Mill Mill 1,000 hpees In is..i.unrt will brand tt.'OJ calvpH. llau been bred to llur- hani liullM kIiicp IW0, Man pNeeptloaniily jlno herd, and U a j?ood Investment at the pilco luoteo. No. Slit. 1 Mkx) line, Dm hum nilxod tock oattlo, sov-outy-flMtlicml tif lioiKph, vokoui, riuii-h liotno and i-iunii outtlt. loenled on n jjnod niesiiulti) uuujo lth nlmnihinivof wntor. Will elas Moll and will brand 3,'M calves In Is". Thin herd lwhpoclally lecomiiKtiidcd.ltx belintoue of the hpHtiu tho country, and will bo Kohl on cacy leniiw. D.M) head of flue Durham and mixed Mock cattle, well located on uoiid ramie, abundant KNiss nun water, unott lancu ninno, wairoa unit camp outtlt, aad forty uood ponies, will bland l,600ciilch In ks.). No.Vli An vleintnt now, resldenco In lllwehtleliVR .1.1 1 I 1 d.t rtitiiliilolln. .1 jui.,l m.i, 11, nit.... 1 IIVUIIU, Ml. Villi, Jllllll.K V lirMlll 1111,1 llt'lUUU, riastorvd throuKhout. Iron mot; urutOH, itooil cidtoru, nncK hcraut iimne, Hinuie, Darn and othor conveniences. Will bo noli! at cost NO.-J-& A beaut tail now two htnry house, and lot In .TcanliiKH pout luuldltlon,t!is)x4u(i rent. Contuln SroouiH with nil tho modern convenleiicos. Improved yard with nlco Miruhboiy and youuKOlobaid, Knelosed bynqw nhlln v' In if feiiee. Tin rnnfaud nlastoreit all tliroUL'h. Ktahle, outhouHDH.ete. will bonold vory low, No. 311. ttlaeivsoflnnd In Wllehlta KulN, on both Hides or tho railroad. Will ho wold on easy Icrnm. No.noT. L Houso and lot In JennlUR'w -west addition, oiiUioukc, orclnuil, cistern, Mahles, hIioiIh, clo., at cost, Ono-thlnl cash, and linlnucu to Hiilt imrelmher, IU 13 tf No. 22). 2JMM acres of land In Kr&th county onlv no miles, from county neat. Well Mfaterctl nnvi sultablo for mrnifuK or Rrntlng. tf No. 2JW. UiuMiittit lenquo Bitrvcy In Hood countir, contnlhliiKl.trit) acres by actual nienMiromeut. Contains lour well linpnivcil rarins. Uno-hnK cash and halaneo on long tlinc, tf KTvnjiV. UIOaeicRoriandln Younir county on Rait Creek In the northeast part of county, limit KmiliiK land In tho slate, and will bo pohl cry low. tf KoTitfK Sx-o acres In Denton county, 0 miles north of Denton ami NliUublo air nnr.lii(. On txuiy lorniH. l1 ItO-, 'ii'1 fc l.YsT acre In tho notthctvt part of "VUc county, on Ponton Creek.

7,010 acres of ntns irnulnir land In Children county, alternate Hurvoyn; Nultablofor oatllo or Hheop. Will ho Hold cheap. NoTRK l,'Jht)ncreH In Clay county, finest quality Knirltui land and kooiI for utfrlcultural pur noses also. On cany terms. NO. VSS. No":?V.1. fiOlaorcH In nouthweM part of Young countv aboutl'J inllos nom (Inihain. About, ono thlrdtlmboratulabout.'Uii) no res xtiltabtit fnr fannlnc TcnuH onc-llilrd casli andhahuico in ono anu two yearn, srarsH: i,tiSaeroln Htonowall county, on 1 oubla Mouiituln Cork, Splendid Krarluclaiu. with overlastlilK water and nood nholtor. AND CHEMISTS. -0- No. JI'J. Now brink holel lu Denton, Just completed, thlrty-clithl rooniH with four More uiidor. iieath. lluntH for fSOO-per lunnlli. Will be onld at cost. No. .127. A Kplondld two-Ktory fmino hotel lu Gordon on T. .t I'.H'y. In tho emit nil part of town and dolimiv Nploudld business, rurulturo will he Mild with house. Will bo koM for pari cash and halation on time, No.atl, About StXrf) ncios In tho ttoutherst part ot Haskell county on tho Clear Porte of tho lia?os lUer. A beatttlftil tract of KmrltiK laiul.and will bo old very low for cash. N7TT0Z isstti acres abott 1 1 ho center of Dlekcns county Woll watored and llrM-elass miilnu laiuU Thl tract will ho Kohl utuharualn for cash. Nil. iSH). 3,0X) hcadof stnilttht northwest Texas c.it- lie. novo noen u pieMiiu niiiuii m-vcii yearn, will cIiihh its to nuns and hoxcs as hucIi utricle usually do. Will brand sno talves In lKSt. llaneh housen, lions, eorrnlH and cow ponies sulllclent for n much larger lierd. No.IMVi. 13,000 head or tho best cnttlo In tho Mate. Ono oftho best herds and located on ono of tho best nuiRi'K In tho state. Good west Toxas cat I to, crossed with Durham hullx. Will mm ket S,(hi0 beoxos and liritud 3,000 calves In ls8.i. I'Zigood cow ponies, and tho kiuiio number of stock horses. 1'lenty or living water and meNOUlto grass, gooil ranch linprovomonts. No hotter opportunity for tnvotniunl In the Koatliwost. To Be Hal Every where TKADK .SUPPIjIEI) JJY K. K,Danii:i., M. D., J. A. Matthkws, M. D. 1)S. DANIEL MATTHEWS, SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS. au-0lllcoon Second strtot between Main and Houston Vlrst National Dank building, Telephone cnnuoctlons. KOHT WOUTII. hcptlO-ly TUXAS. TEMPLE HOUSTON, Attorney atLaw, MOI1ECTII3, AVIUJELEIt COUNTY, TEXAS. In prompt attendance on all tho District Courts oftho rnn-nanillc; Civil nuslness a Specialty: v. Ill ltcnder Dand lor Taxes; Day TiiM-Hon Inn d: Iuvesllgatoand I'orfcet Titles to Ian J, ami Uedcom Ijiud Hold for Tuxes; Lands Ilouuht and Sold on Commission; Col lections quickly inado and remitted; Cor respondence solicited and Infoimntlnn ac curately and readily furnished. ll-llMC Cffl k mm AND PATTON HUDSON, Attorneys at-Law, ALVARADO, Johnson Co., TEXAS. j)V Collections a specialty, mission to Alvarado llauk. Itefers by per- ltkvtr 0. Tlio totnl V Mllti?, US pioperty valuation of tho assessor's rolls, net- tiounib to :H(X),0X),(K)0, and tlio ux- 'Vla paid a ruvciuto of 221 per cent on 'is itiuoitnt. The population of thu ito 1h iMtlnmted at ,000,000 nfoplo, id a dlvUlou of projiertv would give cli inhabitant ?-00, on wlileh thoe.- rt tt-.tdo paid a dividend of f45. Tho tlt'leaof exjiort, tjrown, ns a surplus or homo demand, aro two; i c, cot- n and live .stock and -Its prodttctH, id yielded a revenue as follows Itpn ONportcU, vnluoal,....., ...t50,000.oW ttlo 2t,(M,U0D and inn tton.exportnl val. at 7,uo0,cu) orw una 1 1 bl en, otport.lt vl. at... lW.WO JAS. M. K6BERTS0N, Real Estato and Oolkoting Agont, MiamuAN, Dosqvi: Count v,Tbxas. Will buy, t-oll, lease and rout lands, liiTCHtl. gnto and perfect titles, and don general laud agency business. Handles laud la any county lu Texas. Special uttontlon to col lections. H-aMlivrJliu, J. J. KANE, Architect and Superintendent. FORT WORTH, TEXAS. I OFFICE-At the ilnnsion Hotel, Fourth Street rians and Fpeclficatiwn with nil modern ImprovomenrH, Including estimates or uie cost of every description of building In tho city or country, rnstoitlue Ilox B0. 9351 No.ltOO 4,'JM) licnd of good northwest Texas cattle, thlrly-llo heails of good woll-lnol.o cow horses, koimI iimeli ln)proonii)uts l.ociited In ononfthe tlnest uriiluu iculonsof noith- westToxas. Tho herd will biiind l,tl calves and soil nbout W0 beees In tSsl.aml Isoflured ntreasoiiiloJlKuresand on easy torniH. Nolitn." n,00l head of nood western i-nttlo Kfadod with Dtiilmni, thirty-live cow ponies, kooiI rook ranch house, wiikou and eniup outllt, and ten sections of kooiI laud covering abun dant wntor prlvllojos. Havo been on presyut raiiKO tlirenyoniN, Will soil throe huudu'd beeves and brand S00 calves In lfiM. Tills honl will bo sold cheap and on easv pay ments. I'nltles ilehlrlng- to ciikiiru in tho Btoolc Inulness, will llnd this a liiircaln. No.:. 1,000 liend of Rood cattle a splemlld smull stoqk, raised on the nicsent r.niKi1, plenty of lirass, water and shelter. Will be counted If purchaser desires. No.lll7. 0,000 head ofllue ImprnM-d stork catlle, llflv extra cow ponies well broke, live inaros and colts, wiiKouuud camp outllt. JIuvo bi'Oii on present rnmte about four yeais. and only Durham bulls useil. Will brand L'.tOO calves lit I8.S.I. A splundlil nuiKO with abuiulancoof water, Krass and shelter. Will lio sohl at a liuriinin. Nortllt). 4,000 to liOO Improved oittlo located for tour years on ntosent raiiKe, which Is as nood a. any. Tills Is admitted to ho one of tlio best small herds In north TV.Mis. Ilninded 1.000 calves In IKS7, and will brand I.V0J In lh8.l. Thirty or forty uood ponies, Kam-h houses, wiikous and campei)ulpai;cs. Will bo sold at a bargain. NoJ!20. 7.W5 (,'onil AVcstein cattle, bred to Imiirovcd bulls fur Ilvoyi-irs. Young slock, all show Kood blood. Dranded a,0txi calves and sold 100 beoves In IM2 and will Inand ifm calves In IKvi, rifly kooiI saddle hoises, 010 acres of land, ranch Juiproveiiieiils, wiikhiis, corni's, ianiiei)ulpatje, etc., an abiiiidaiice of kwm, watornnd shelter. Will sell tho wholo or a half Interest. No.tKJs. Now fratno hotel, two Rtny, with IT rooms In Mineral Wells. Would soil or rent. Fur nished throuKhout and furniture will ho wild wllli house. Kurulluroull iHiwiuidtlrst-class and Includes n nlccplnuo. Will bo Hold for halt cost and halfcnsh. NoTdll. An elcRiint ltttlo bouse and lot on Droml way, flouts south and i-oulalns 0 rooms and other convenleneles.outliousos, olo. Dntlre ly now titid never has been occupied. Will sell billow notual cost. No. 213. 0 goon lesiuenco nouses iroin si,jjii to ei,wu, "cI'IiJ1?.llu2.,"t,,,,,Juri?LlliicJiX. "--T ABWillG"" No. 2V). Nino hundred and tlfteon acres o( good pas ture land, thrco miles north of Denton, all under threo-wlro fence, twocood walortauks. Wlltalsosell 100 or iiW food oattlo at prlce Mistier k mm NoTirif. I.Oix) bend of tlrstclass Western cattle on a larno ranno witli plenty of water and Krass. There aro now Wi tieoves In the herd and will brand 1,'JoO calves In lhSI. Hevenly-Ilvo cow ponies and camp outfit. A one-lmlf Interest lorwilo. No.'.'ti'. 5,0X1 Jiead of strictly Jlist-ilai's cattle, have been on present nuiKO for four years, and i lmwi Inn. ii tiri'il ti, ImliliiMil litills. I I it v Kood horses and nineli 4.-iUIiuko, and a cood SIOCK Ol IIUgH. No. Ira. 0,'iVl head of Rood Ww-lern cattle crossed with Durham bulls. Heenty-tlVoOOd bulls now In the herd, Thlrly-ilvo (jood horses, wnRiinsand it;iiiimiiuIH. llnvo been on tlio present raiiKO ItM) cars, whlili Islaiite and lias plenty of incMiulte (jrass, water nnil shelter, WIIOLESAL'K Total KxnorU... JtXlJCM.000 The export of bo grent a aurplus of REST; not. life Is swocnlnir hy, ami itaro oeioro jihi niinetli ue mighty ami limn leiiro bnhlnd to can utter nine. 3si a itevk in your own town; SO outllt free. Norsk, l-zre-rythlnc hew. Capital not reiialred. Wo will furnish you oerythltii;. Many nro making fortunes. Irfidles mako as much us men, and boys and Klrln mako as much a mou, and boys and KlrU mnke grcut par. Header, If you want business at which yu canmnkoiirentpay nlljthe tlmo, wrlU, ror Jvttrtlculars to II. ifADIdirr CO.. noi-W-ly l'ortland, Main. Liquor Dealers A'i soi;b aukxts poh F0RT'W0RTH,jBAS No. 'ZM. !,ooo bend of i-uttlo well mixed with Dur ham In nrath county loculed on lino iiniiri; with plenty of srass, water and shelter. W 111 class about as stock cnttlo usna'ly do. Will bo counted out to purchase! hi Jiniolsl, Ifrtl. No.;ffl." y,t.H0 head or mixed stock cattle, about fio of wlileh nro tlucejearold uteers, remainder, mostly cows and two-voii-olds. lint fnw calves or yearlings. Will be counted out by July 1st. 1SWI. CITV I'ltOri.-ltTV, Aspl'endld newtwftory brlflk (Iveiy sta ble, situated In tho business pari of tho city, iiiiddoiniriilan;obusliiew. Huh mi urlcsiau wcll,nnd wind-mill. Will iiccornmiiilntcovuriou horses, and will pay owr twoiiiy-HVoiercont on thelnvcutliiimt. Will bo sold at oxix-ca-Ingly low llKiircs for ono-lmir muh, nml bat aiiioon toiiB tlmo. II 'tf Nir.aar r Ono story brick liousn 21x70 fronting on Houston streei. Will pay Slperoent, on tho Investment--leased for twelvo mouths. Also ono frame business house :axB0 teft In nam a block, uUo leased for twelvo innntlis and will xmy'Zt percent. Homo time given If lclrid. Also vaciini lot neat aSsUjfci-tilicludlnKiai-half Interest In stone wall. io. isii." "j Ono story brick business houso on Houston fctrcet MxtO feut, leased for twelvo months and will p.iy lit percent; on Invcstiiicut, .Will bekold very low lor cash, No. SMI. 40,(xh ncros fenced pasture lu Coloiuan county for rent Until May 1, 131. NoT&r.'" :t,txxj acres fenced pasture In Dosqtto county for leaso until June I, lhs-1. xv i rorr,YN ir To Stoolcmun ami I'lirmers. No. 10i Tho owner lining nbout to lonvu for Kutopo oilers lor unlo tho unsold jiortlon oftlint su perior survey In Denton county known as tho Thornton tract, containing iS,tfiO ncies in a solid boily nearly Miiaro, ivIiik mi tUo Mia sourl raclllo between Kort Win III and'Dou. ton adjaeetil to tlio Anjylo station, It contain Ingfioin throe to four hundred ucies of tim ber, and a stream ol novel-falling water fed by uprlugs, runs nearly through tho centre. Tho tract Is susceptible of living enclosed lit u small cost. Ana lancb torcattlo or hIhcii It possesions rare ad vantagiis such as am seldom presented lor monk or farming. Full war iiinty lltlo, fieool all eiicumbrancoN. Teimst oiio-thlrd cjish nml lialaiico lu one, two and thrcoicars In eiiual pajinuntM with ton imr cent. Interesl. rials can bo scon on applica tion to tho olllco ol TllllTr.XAH INVIMHIJMT t'OMI'AWY. SU.M 'J),wk) acres ot Nploudld grn.lng laud in Wheeler county on the headwaters of the Washita Diver. All In a solid body and lotus a largo tract of school land that may bo bought or leased. Dcsl gnuslng land In tho stato- iu-anr No..'l.'l. aiiai iiorc) In Hourr.r county, with over Insting water, traversed by scvurnl novcr fallliw streams, itallioiul and school lauds on both sides that can hn seemed at low UgitniH and on easy terms, In a solid body and unsurpassed as graying land, IlKSMf No.U. 7rtl acres, six miles noilli of Kort Worth, at very lnwilgiiioH, and on easy tonus. oTSia. Itxlacrciiofeciliirtliiiborlu Coiyoll county iicai-Toxasnud Ht. Donls Itullroad. Clmni-o for a paying Investment. Timber will pro duco (i00 posts per acio. TAllMH. Nn2W. too acres all under fence, ono of tho best, lit tle farms In Tarrant county, wtthtKi uctvi of timber. Will be sold at a bnrgnln. No.tNV', ;U) acres hi Johnson county, 0 miles north of Cleburne, partly lu cultivation and with gnnd orchard and Improvements, Will bo sold for oiie-tlil id cash aad bulaucolu 1 mid H yen rs. Nu.'iSUi Hpleiiilld farm of 24 aeroH In 'I'ainint. county, near Ora)ovlno, In u high stnto or cutttvatloii, with splundlil orchard ami valu bio linproveinonts. Will bo sold ory low. No7t5l 1 Klunfiult farm of 1IBJ acres In (Irayson county, nmir Whltesboro, with ,10 itores In trull ttocN niul bearlili! well. All varltles ot null, and ono of tho best Investment In the state. Ouo-half riuh and balanvo In 1 unit years. No,aii; A nlcollttlo ftirm of 1(0 acres lu Tarrant county, all under foudn and ndmlrably adaiitedforn small sheup lanch, Wilt bo soluvory low for ono-thlru cash and balance In 1 and ii years. No.iitH. liV) acres of land In Ka'ufman county, nil under fence and lu splendid cultivation: good orchard, plenty of limber and ono of tlio most desirable Airms in that section. Will bo sold very low for ono-tlilid cash and balance In 1 mid 'J years. No.atl. mo aero farm, all under fonre, four miles west or Kort Worth in tho Wenthoifonl load, lloo acres In cultivation, balauiM lu iiasltire, with forty ncii'fi of good tluibur, Ono of tho best bnigalus lu the statu. Will bo Hold on any to rum to suit puichasar. N7i7v7H. Hultindid farm of. 102 acres, ton miles north of Km t Worth, -wltli TOUCH'S under fonoo and in cultivation. Will bo sold fur half limit and bnhineojiin longtime. Ji.Jin. A lino farm of 110 acres In Hunt country south of (Ireenvllle, highly liuproved with No, 1 lonlilciicciindnllthocnnvculcitcce. Will bo sold oiy low nnil on easy terms. No, IM." Kami of'JISucres In DalhiN notiuty, ISO acres under feiieouiid liigldy improved, with good resldenee, orcharil, wells nndsprlhgs and eon. tuliir1 '1 tenant honsos, now (tin, press, scales, etc., till in good condition. Will bo Hold ohe-np mid on good turms. "N"o7v:l." Atliiofnm fl miles north of Kort Worth coutaiulg ,W ncros. all under fence. All tools and running Implements will bo sold With farm If desired, ti-.Tiir lib) acres In Drown county. Woll Umbered and ut low llgures. No. -sr. CO acre south pail nrTarrantcouiity, at low llgurns, oiio-thlrd ctish and balaueo lu I and Ii years. No. y.(W) acres of lino grnlngliind In ICondall j.-otinty t well watered, and very low for cash. SJii 'M n) acres of land Iu Houston county, being well timbered plim lands, uiul wilt bo sold very much below tlio inarltct viilint. No, an. 1,700 acres. In Ik 11 county, splendid Mioep inncJi with tliieut kind of grass and everlasl. lug water. Dwelling Iioiimi, burns, lots, etc., will be sold ror ono-llilrd cash and balanco to nil puroihaser. fT.l!E 0,0-Vl acres lu llaylor In various sl7cd tracts, ranging lu price Iroin gl.00 to Si0, all spleu did griilng land. No. sr& a,ax) nercs lu Haskell county, on tho Jirnzo Inn solid body, n beautiful trucl of land and Will be sold cheap. No.CT. 4'iSU:iicrcK ill Arcliercountv. onlv two miles iiorthwcsior Archer City, a splendid tract ol hind for grazing. Nu.a'f). l.vnjaoros In Wilbarger county, about u miles soulliwist from Ycinou on Denver Creek. About Uvo sect ions-or Tniirniul and school land Join tlmi.lt punhftscd.wonld gv u ranch uenilyWX) acres lu a smiiuo hliaic. WHI hooldcrylowforouc-liulf ciwli unjl balaii(M In lli months. r?K lrt) acres In Raylnr county on Illg Wichita Diver. Will also sell wjfll land Juiiii leiue on HUcclbinn, aiidan IndcOtillo lease on 7)0 acres moro. HiT.'ilfc r 10) ncVcy in Tarrant county, II miles west ol Kort Wortli. Contains box houso and .10 acre, in cultivation. Will make a splendid small sheep much, ii. 1 1 i i .1 iio.w, 1,111 iictcx In KI Dasocouiityfrontlilgon tlie Dlo Oriindc. NiiTaw. (looil fiiimof ,10H acies, all under fence, li! miles south of Kort Wortli. Will bo Mild very 1 ow. No' 310. A splendid largo farm ot 1,100 aores all mi dnrtonce, with 10 acres or timber, lllgiilylin. piovcd.utid wilt bo smM for oiio-thhd ciiNh and balanco In animal iiaymontii. j il'JOacres In Tarrant county, II mites, north west of Kort Win Hi, all under fence and highly Improved, (looil house, well, springs and IM acres lu timber. Will bo Mild cheap and on easy terms. NnTafhT 'Macros in Hmith county, lu high state ol ciiltlMitlou with good dwelling liousu and other ImpiovomentH. AVII1 bosold eheupfor cash. Homo tlmo given It reiiulred, n"o. hTC !fl) acres In Tarrant county, J 1 miles south east of Kort Wot Hi. ISO acres under loncound contains Rood dwelling house, orchard, barn, stable, etc. Will tradojiir stock. No.lttl-IM. Threosplondld forms In Jack county ono of HnO acres, ono of I7 acres ami one of U'l ucies, nil with nmilorloblo dwelltugH nml highly Improved, Admirably adapted for small sheep ranches. Will bo hold cliciip for cash, Three Oooil I 'arms, Wo linvo for snlo tlirco good farms, In a high stato of cultivation, wifhln eunveiileiil. distauco of Kort Wortli. will sell each farm In a body, or will dlvldiilntrnctsoroiiohuiidrcd acres or over, TKXABlNViarMKwrOo. A Kplendld J'asturn. Ono tliousand itcres with plenty of woodnnd water, convenient to tho city. Good fence mid buildings. Tkxah lyvMoiKwrCo, No. WO. A splendid fruit and garden farm of about sixty acres, nno-hair of which Is In a 1.I..1. 1 n ...(I.!, ill l.ll. IfiAillnll K. .111. IIIKIinilllUUl .l,ll.lllll'll, lV41lV.t IMIIIIUl'UII' Wortli and Denver inllnmil,n short dlslaueo from n growing railroad town, Ono thousand bemiug fruit tiees and an abuiidanoo of small trults Large, well finished houso unit two good wells. All tho tools and necessary Im plement ror cultivating tho place will bo In iluded. Will bo sold very low und on easy tenns JUJL jin ham:. No, 2n, (ioial hotel proiwirty In n growlm? north western town, on lirt Worth and Denver Dnllniad. Now building, ampin rooms, line water, sUibli'S, outhousis, etc. Doing a largo husiuoiir, anil tho only hotel In tho townlr Will be sold at a uplmidld liargala fur ono lialfcashaud balanco on time. 11 21 tr tI8CKl.rJ,iNT.Ol'H. An Megant lot' of crfmlniil htf li'colts lor .iilcchcnp. w,j in Ti fi

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THE (GAZETTE: POUT yORTH, TEXA9 SUNDAY, JANUARY 7. T TT (Snjetbe mtMientlon flecoM street, be umt 'riiiirkmnrKin. nntcrod jostoriice an ccondliuw matter. rcALCNIUK I'Oll IS8S. i j 2 r rii Si;. a j' HB T4 (B IT' iu;, s !Hi U .1011 13 li J 1 1 s! rio IS M.IT n.a'jv 1 1 b w If l il itwyi Jj M It W If 1) '0! It'll IT I0'30 I 1 n'li'lV SO.tl Is.ia'lT Oct., ,1 M tit 11 It is jo 11 ji'uu in w tt.J,i. si i .1 n .1 j it wii'it 19119 N. ;OM.itlJS. j 1 j I'HcT.. 9 10 II III ll.lt. 1J 1, 11 3 4) i el .nii it ilVI ItilD.lk in 13 J4 J M lli.30.III.. Ave. hit 1 o wr i' p irtt ii 15 u! lam II n it iti jo.ii s.ii.il!l V.1U..I II II 1SH m :i C;t. 1 al 4 O'ltlll IS 11 161 tv-n ji, js a),2,so.ji I, JjB,i to'il J llill'll :hm u'jiljiija1 S0.S1 e 7 tin1 3011 17 IS 1 It 3 01 w U10 29 I 4 61 A 7 'll'll'tS 14115 laiii re.ilitt! 1.,'rt JT,2a,, Iti.. 31 SI 4 a Mill 16 IJiH 13 IlISS TO 31 II UllJ It. 10 Mil 111 51 6 IJ'IJ 19 70 1 J6.JI lit 9 10 lll7 13.14 30 I fcl 15 11 ,I To Subscribers. contruct existing between this and myself requires mo to settle ovnrvSiiturchiv for nil nancrs de ll to subscribers In the city, hence st eltlier collect every wcck or at loneou nionui. ao uccuuiiw win krrled from tlic old to the new F Tf vmi ilo not nnv un vour in fill bo stopped forthwith. Parties the city every month must urrancments for the family to each month. J As. T. Miurox, City Circulator. pi litioiiiil liOcnl on 8th Page. RHLIHIOUS. W. M, Waters, esq., of Dallas, Is in the city visiting friend'). 1 fe A F. V. Smith of "New York is in tlie city, and paid n visit to the CUzirrni office. 1 Jumcs Hi Pwno, csq.,a lending cat tleman of Archer county, is In the city. .lames II. Birch of Clinton county, Mlsso.ui, a knight of tho roachls at the El l'aso. Judge II. S. 'Mclvln of Seymour, county Judge of Baylor county, la in the city. Conductor Powell, Texas and Pacific conductor, takes out tho passenger in the morning. W. T. 2f cely is now In charge at tho union depot, keeping a jshnrp lookout for thieves, pickpockets, etc. J. II. Mathers, representing the Whitewater wngon, was in tho city yesieniay. "Weekly Statement Of nvprnee eiirollmoiit, nltciulanco nmt tnH nen or t lio city tmlillc cli(ot of Kort Worth, for tlio week tnrtlns; Frldny, JnnVthty 6, iwl. THJtUHMM. 8 1 ia fe Si 2 a Wnldor-.i....... 2 01 ll 18 I'.urclilir S 1" '17 II U .Unwnr........ 181 S7 0. Now Third Wart' 4 181 91 nneffctt 1 tt 11 a, Daniel 1 ."B I 1 New Second Wn.c. 2 (9 20 lUi:iz.k.. 1 40 5 1 Iliitlt,Colort'd....u.. 2 Iff I" 0 .Mctl twllt Coloreil. 2 IK) IS 2 To'l 2T M TifllT Lake weiit west his coal minus last night lu 1'nrkor rvicesiu Jjoumi street icinoaist jeh. Sunday School, l)::)0 a. m.; 'liing, 11 n. m. and 7 p. m. Horace lop, r. u. Ivinefaeivices in Ciermnn will be i by Kev. Fc. Arernlng from Waco Vim til and Calhoun streets. All L-ordially invited, Ibbath school and services at iberland Presbyterian church at usual Hours, an meet as the to- aiv iced last Sabbath, ltobt. D.Woar, or. itiitt(r tn Inn 1 tip nltlnritiu nl flui ''lf. ...V V...V... vkT ..u eather there was no Sunday school or!fcini'lng at the Uoaz school house &a ll..C. l Alfllll,, OMIIUIIJ, J luivraui it, a. ilium ohi's io niei'i mo pumiie iiieru uio to-day for tlic purpose oi organ- g a class in vocal music, ana n s to organize a elas at each of the jlie school buildings. Ho proposes ive twenty-four lessons for ev. l)r. u. Mur nny, nastor-eiecc he Baptist church, will be installed av, ana enter upon me ciuiies oi blllee. Dr. Murphy is one of tho it ministers in tho South, and will fail to develop line inteicst in 1'ort rth. Several eminent divines are iectedto be with this church from ad, namely Itov. Dr. Burleson, Dr. Carroll, Kev. Dr. Kimbrough others. The nubile is invited to bo ttendanec. IN B1UEF. I'lio county commissioners will n- uule to-morrow to transact tlie iial mn of business. i'he lire engine did not get out to the lastnierht. but. fortunately, it was jbt needed. A big lot of wild ducks, squirrels, ires and dressed opossums hist re lived at Spencer Taylor's. I). Schwartz Co., are moving into loir new quarters, at tno corner or ouston and Second streets. Head ieir lenovated advertisement. iGeorgo Moore, jailed some time nee on a capias pro line, was released sterday on paying 15 of his line and Iving good security for the balance. jJMax Elsur, Evans it Martin, Wash- x August, anu iewis xsros., nave ne tiianks ot tne uii.i:ttr tor sun aiitial and appreciated favors, and Br kind expressions in behalf of the Iiper. Fakc Co. have an elegant stock f dinner and tea sets, toilet sets, vases, imcy cut t:las and silver plated ware. fhey odor their goods at reasonable Kiires, and would be pleased to navo on call. Ilollls Splller, late tho cfllcient sur eyorof Wheeler county, .was in the ity a few clavs this week and left for pis homo this morning. Mr. Splller as accented a position with tho Texas nvestment Company, and will short- y return to the city with his family o reside peimancntly. The gentk' Inau is tlioroughly conversant with Kiuestlons pertaining to lands in Texas, ?md his presence will prove a valuable iiequisltion to business circles, and liis fervices invaluablo to tlie conijiany w ho have beccu so fortunate as to se jttirohlin. When success is the result of cuegy, enterprise and fair dealing, wosliaie the )iide of him who thus achieves it. V. P. Pondery has, bv lionest cflbrt pioperly directed; built up a letall fancy grocery trade second to none in the city. Quality is, with Mr. Pen dery, ofllrst consideration in making his purchases, consequently ho can with safety guaiantee goods to ids customers. Keceutly ho has found it necessary to put on a new delivery wagon, and, by tlie way. it is a "daisy." In beautiful gilt letters he advertif.es.hls place of business on the cover, not' forgetting his pet brand of rousted collco, tho "Comet." Wo i-coru another for Frank, and wish him n'l the success ho deserves. Will B to visit county. Hon. B. M. Baker of Decatur leaves tills morning for Austin to witness tho assembling of tho Eighteenth Leg islature. Hon. J, B. Wheeler left for his homo at Brcckenridge last night on tho west bound train. J. P. Masslo and wife boarded the west bound train last night for their home in Callahan county. Sheriff Maddox is in Dallhs obtain ing the necessary papers to sell tlie stock of II. Cohn levied upon not long ago. C. R. Atkinson, a capitalist of Chi cago, was In the city last night on his way to Colorado City, where ho has large Interests. G. Van Winkle of IParkeraburg, West Virginia, was in tho city yester day, looking after some bridge con tracts, lie left-for homo on the early train. Mrs. Eiln Jones, consort of John T. Jones, is dangerously ill at her fath er's, Mr. Noah Biu'ton. Her husband who is visiting relatives at Campbells burg Was telegraphed yestculay morn ing. George Davenport, for some months past a special ofllcer, being guardian of tho union depot, has resigned his posi tion to engage In other business. Tho Gabrttk wishes the gentleman suc cess in any undertaking. General N. II. Darnell, one of the best men of Texas, and ono of the most honored and lionoraole, leaves lor Austin tills morning. Tho legislature will do itself credit by giving the gen eral a lucrative, place on its roll of of ficials. G. T. Revnolds, president of tho Monroe Cattle Company, and f the firm ol Reynolds Mathews, leading cattlemen of Throckmorton county, honored the Gazcttb with a visit yes terday. George Is one of the pioneer cattlemen of Texas and richly merits the success that has attended his busi ness. J. M. MoKonzle and wife, nee Mi Sallio Stanileld, were in the city yes terday. They were married at Kyio In Hays county on the third IntSt., anil are en .unite to their future home, Col orado City. Tlie Ga.ctti: extends its congratulations to tho gallant groom in his good fortune, and trusts that prosperity and happiness may attend them both through life. Pnst iumI Future. Howard Tully, the Houston street jeweler, desires to return his sincere thanks to the many kind friends through whoso aid ho was enabled dur ing the lato season, especially the holi days, to make such satisfactory sales and do such satisfactory business. Mr. Tully desires, while thus giving thanks to th'oie to whom thanks are due, to assure friendi and patrons that the lato exciting season did not exhaust his energy or determination, and that heavy sales made big inroads on his stock, lie has orders now out and com ing in that will replenish the stock and make It as complete as ever of diamonds, watchos, clocks, silverware and all else that constitutes a liist nlass lewelry stock. These goods will be soid to suit the times and Mr. Tully asks of his friends tho Same generous pationagc in tlie future that has been so grateful to him in tho past. Died, At her lesldence In Birdvlllc, last evening at fi o'clock, Mrs. Agnes Boaz, in the 07th year of her .age. The funeral will take place this nltcrnoon, in Birdvlllc, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Boaz was a native of Tennessee, where slio married forty-nlno years ago. Her husband, S. Boaz, and her sons, Tuck., W.J., K. L., Richard, and David Boaz, all citiens of this county, arc left to mourn her Iohs. Mrs. Boaz had one sister living in Kentucky and one, Mrs. Frank EIUs ton, wife of our tax collector, lives in this county. In ISTiO Mr. and Mrs. Boaz came to Texas and Tarrant county, settling at Birdville. A Chiistian lady, a devoted wife and fond mother, at a ripe old age, full ot good works, honored and beloved by all, lias gone to her reward, dying in AttcndnilPO if white innillo. "fl Vcr cent,! colored, (io percent. Tnnllnivnoiwlilto juqillii, 0 lorcont,: colored, 1 or cent. There luu been n enln of :ts pupils upon tho last week In December, In npitn -of tho bud weather. Almost u Blnze. What might have been a very disas trous lire, but for its timely discovery was averted last night lu tho First National Bank building. Tho occu pants of Commissioner Kennedy's room hud carelessly deposited the coals and ashes from the stove- In a box and left It standing in the room On the floor. The lire burned through tho llopr, and tho coals falling Into the room below 'as discovered by tho watchman and the alarm given. A few buckets of water, brought by willing hands, soon extinguished the lire. It seems that no amount of expe rience will leach people that, it is not sale to keep coals and hot ashes In wooden boxes. The floor of Captain Kennedy's oltlce was torn up ami dam aged more or less by w'ater, Tho los will be about? $100. Mansion Hotel for Itent, Tho above named house is oH'eredfor rent. Time, three to live years, with if pale of the furuUUfo. Fifty bed?, and will soon hiwo forty-five, rooms finished; thirty-Ms furnished with tho necessary furnltuni lor hotel pur poses n good nrlcsliin well laundry, with servants room; n brick cook room with cook range, stako broiler, pastry stovo etc.; dliilug room, capac ity six tables, seating fifty persons at one time, with fildo tables, etc. Further information can bo had by addressing W. W. Dunn, proprietor. None need apply Unless they can fdvo satisfactory references, together with good security for performance of con tract. Tho house is well known and luA a good name, as well as a llrst-rato custom. My object is to enlarge tho capacity of the houo to ono hundred rooms. Ground sufficient; no better location fot bucIi a house in the city, It Is oh Main and Fourth streets 00 feet, 10 feet on Ruslc street tho main cen ter of tho city. Now is tho time to hiako a good start. Five railroads running into tlie city, and more to bo built. W. AV. Dunn. Prop. Fort AVoith, Texas, Dec. 7th, I8a2. Lost. A roll of bills' nmounlliig to $75.00 was lost In the city. The finder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving ho same at. this oinee ;oct i-tr P0YAl A, M. Brjttoh:, Pre, Jontf Nicnow; Vlee l'reii. 8. W. Lomax, Cnnhltr. rr OF FORT WORTH. Capital and Snrplas $165,000100: POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never vnrlos. A mnrvel ot purity, htrcneth unit wholcomoncnH. More economical limn tho ordinary Itlnil, nnd cniuiot be- sohl in eqnqKHItlon with tho imil tltudn of low test, Minrl wclcht, iitnin or phoipunto powder. WI ntity lu win. Uoy ai. lUkiM) 1'ownKU Co,,lCW WiiHStroet, Now Yoik. topMiUiwxIy A Regular Banking Business In nil It bDclic, trnusnotod. Kxelnuiflfl bought ntul ol't, and ccllecUoim mndo on nil AccoMltilopolntH. Drawn tnht Dsohiuige on JiRliuid, lrclnnd, Krnnoo, Oer mutiy. Austrin, Jlftly, l)ct,nnuk,Swcdon nut Norwny. 00RRESP0NDENTSJ' Donnell, vnuey porters' Y ell, Lnwon A tmp'on, Kaw .York'. Nuttonnl Uanfc. 8t. Ixiuts, Mo.l'Im. nml Tnulnrx' Nntlnnnl llniilr. N'nw iork; Klrst Natlonnt lt(uik,Uiivpston,Toxn; ;ttUcnH' Hunk of I.onUlunit, Now Orlenus. First Xntlonal Bank. The First National Bank, an institu tion of which every cltien of tlie city regardless of busincs preferenccn or auiliationH can well atibrd to be proud, held Its annual meeting for the elec tion of a board of directors for tho cur rent! year yesterday. The board consists of M. B. Loyd, D. C. Bennett, George Jackson, J. S. Godwin, Zano Cetti, S. B. Butnett and. I. 1). Heed. Tho old olllcers were nil re-elected. A dividend of twelve per cent, was declared, and ,)00 was carried to surplus accounts, and $12,000 t undi vided piofits. This is a healthy show ing and speaks volumes lor tlio man agement of tho bank. Tho GA'.Krri: rejoices in its success. A Splendid Uepust Mr. M. G. Hills who was tho lucky winner of the prize piano offered as a holiday gift by Max Elscr to his pat rons, tendered Mr. Elser nnd his em ployes, a supper at the Crescent Hes taurant last "evening. The viands which would have tempted theuppetito of an nnehoiitc, were choice and abundant, and Mr. Kills' guests were in a fine How of bpirlts and merry iests and sparkling ropai tee enlivened tlio occasion. When tho supper was dis poned of, Mr. Moore, In hchalf of his fellow cleiks, lose and in a few appro priate and well chosen words thanked Air. Ellis for his remembrance of them and expiessed tlio wish that his good luck might follow him during tho year. Iteinovitl. Messrs. Seligman fc Mayer having removed from near tho square, to their new lhiilding on Houston street op posite Max Elser's, are prepared to re ceive their friends, and (111 orders for goods in their Hue at prices to suit the times. By the way, they are just In receipt of another shipment ol "Live Stock Journal" cigars. The popular ity of this cigar lias so far, exceeded tlieir nlost sanguine expectations, they find it difficult to keep their trade sup plied. We have tried the "Stock Journal," jlieir favmlto brand) and can recommend tlium with a e'ear conscience. What aro tho wildwavos a saying, Brother, from morning till night. Sisior, aro you so hard of hearing, Tho waves speak with force and might. nith They say that tho suit I now am wearing Is a marvel innbatnoss and fit, x And that Washvr August are Hlio "bosses.' '"'Altf. Andsuccosqwstbothoirsprthoy'lfguiJ. S ,Jft','ft- AVanroM.l8flcdltioi.il own inlnilntlmt onrpootlral ciVuMoui arc exticmely "dlry" nmlthnt crlllcuwlll not pronounce, -them up lb Mumhird innliitiiliicd by Midi liiunortiil burdi its Hhukcipciirc, Hymn, l,otii;fcllow, Itrynut, etc.. but tho public, will ivmllly appreciate our ellbrti, when o wiy tliltt mo bear n buniier Inscribed hb follow.s: A, tho "We Strive to Please." lie It In wrltlnR poetry, or In nCllliiBcoodn our iilm Is topiovlde (.omolhliiR to plcusonnd Interest onch and ftll of Ihc huinnii family, we ktnrlciloiit to my KamotliliiKiUHl vn want to whlhpvi lu vourenr lor u nioinont borore wo quit, I.IhI', oh llnt'1 Woiuc dlsjioshiR of the roiiiuliider of our winter sloclc nt nil enOrtiiouH sucrlllco ind you owe It to yournoll, to cull nnd c.Mimliiu our prices oil Hilt OVERCOATS, SUITS, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC, IT.USOXAL. tho blessed hope of a saving belief W. G. Sorley left for Galveston last night. Col. C. C. Cannon or Seymour Is in tho city, J. W. Zook returned from St. Joseph, Mo., yesterday. Hollls Snlllur and T. J. Brinn for Graham yesterday. Judge Hood is expected to-resume-work on Moudayiiext In tho district court. Comet. A comparison of tlio different brands of roasted coffee now on tho iHiuket, shows beyond doubt or ques tion the superiority of tho "Comet" brand. It Is an improvement on tho "Star," or rather It is tho result of an attempt to improvo on a brand re garded bv housekeepers as par excel lence. F. P. Pendery is proprietor of both brands. "Star" aud "Comet and a guarantee of purity and freshness accompanies cacli package. Mule of selected Santos goods, roasted by the latest processs and immediately placed on the market, it reaches the con sumer before it has lost its freshness md wliile it vet retains that peculiar rich flavor so much admired by the veteran coflee-drlnkcr. Try a packago of "Comet." Before Squire Furmnn. rsi,a utniiniiiiui was nrralirrfed beforo Justice Sam Furman ana a, jury, I 1.. nlinrnra nf llRmilllt OU J. Cochran. He pleaded not guilty and wont Into trial. After hearing nil the evidence tho jury fouiid tlie defenuent guilty, und fined blra f25. Tinprovcd Arrnugeinenf. The Ga,i:tti: greets its readers tills morning with an impiovement In tho "make up" of the paper. The tele graph and state specials will be found on tlie fir.st page, more accessible to tho general leader. To the pations of the Gakijttij who so cheerfully vacated the space occupied by them on tho first page, in order to make this change the sincere thanks of the management isjteudcred and every effort AVill bo made to to make the paper worth of the continuance of their generous patronage and of the interest thoy take in Its success. Grand .Jury "Work. Tho twelve eiti.ens composing this august body have worked hard, the few da 's 'they have been together, tu ning into the i"strict judge on yes-twenty-foiir bills o" Indictment for fel onies and mi-dcirieanors, tho majority of the latter. Several of those indicted aro in jail and a number aro out on bond. The grand jury will recon vene Monday afternoon at hiiip.past ono to continue tlieir labors. Hotel Arrivals. MOTttOrnMTAJTIlOTJ'U X A OUImwiy. Toxin,; W 1, WeM, Caddo Orove: J .MuuMe, Y II Hurprr, Cilliihun county; Vt'iircsB. Aurora-J H Mutlhow, IMlhu,: 1) 11 .acliry,.Ulleroii- Jnnies llurti. Now Mexico, II Morris Alirom: Miss MiiRKle Houx. MIkh Myer Morrison; Hiclurilson; A M Wittklns. New York; W 11 Held, I'nducah, i.-niii.ns- WWrnv. city: .1. 1. Scott, Meild- bin- M I, AV Moss. Kurt Worth; Uoo W Iln cor Arllnston; III' Itjers clt Tox Kx Co: 1-' M Jiiiuis, ji KT ItcynoblH, Fort uritu It .1 Davis. Harry lllpli, Decatur, IhU VA Winner, T A. I'll It; II Lindsay. Htlxiulo: Max I'uttlln cer, 'J -x Y. Co; It 1' ."lciniiililK,T A 1 11 11; ilt, Hubert, city; A Kramer, HugcitKC room. Candy, Fruit and Nuts. Capcra A; Brother, manufacturing confectioners and dealers In fruits, nuts, Ac, arc in the city Since moving into their new building they have increased tlieir facilities for manufacturing plain stick and fancy candies, and have made arrangement by which thov are able to furnish fresh fruits and nuts In any quafttlty desired. Their wholesale trade- is in creasing daily. This, added to the r oxteuslvo retail business, makes their future indeed ono of promise. 1-01 1 Oixtfitters JFonr all jMeniliind. f 58 HOUSTON STREET. Locker. tlio steeple of now express our In the Jailed, locked up in ,..,nr..c1utlon of the courtesy extended us bv Mr. Frank Davis, and kindly as sure him that, Qur .privy seal ahull bo placed upon our treasures lost. The Soup Factory. Many of the readers of tho Gazutti: may not bo awhro of tho fact that a soap factory has been established in our city and Is now in full blast. About fifteen thousand pounds of good bar soap was made tho present week, the first efi'ort of tho factory. A rop icsentatlve of tho Gazi:tti: examined a sample of tho product yesterday, ami from his limited experience with this commodity feels justified in pronounc ing it n perfect successa labor-saving soap. Wholesale merchants who have examined it piouotinco It a superior article. Tho Ga.i:ttii Indulges the hdpe that tho enterprise may bo encouraged by u liberal pat ronage. The Tramps. Since tho btringent oiders passed by the city council ut lis last meeting, tramps have been leaving the city as rapidlv as possible, some on foot, some bv rail, and others making til) their minds to work, havogono to tho coun try with farmers. Tlio sixty arc vigi lant, and before many days tho city will l)e freed fioju trumps. Twenty two left yesterday. i JC. 12. Aladdov. Tn the proper column will be found tho announcement of It. E. Madnox, esq., as a candidate for tho office of as sessor anil collector. Mr. Maddox Is thoroughly conversant with the duties oftheofilee, Is identified in every way with our city, and will certainly per form tho duties incumbent upon him, if elected, in a perfectly satisfactory manner, MO- Xewhpaper Troulileh. Captain E. M. Doo has a notice posted on the door of tlio JlcpuOllcan olllco to tho effect that he will sell it as trustee to satlsly a claim against it. The Jtcpitlillcan, of course, will lor the prcbenbat least suspend, Whether tlio pioprlctors will bo able to tide over tlieir linantlal troubles Is not known. uft. Mrs. M. V. J.owery, Jouesboroi'ox., savs: "Hrown's Iron Bitters has helped me greatly jn female com plaints." l-H-d&wlw I Mil AV. C. T. U. I would respectfully request a full meeting lu our now half, over Max Elser's old stand, next Tuesday, Jan uary 0th, at 3 p. in. Mjis. J,T. Jj:.VNlNOfi, President. Immense. The finest assortment of eullory und meerschaum goods iu Texas at A, J. Anderson's gun store. l'J-14-lm (6) For repairing of all kinds, go to Keller's carriage manufactory, Throck morton street, near corner of second 10-13-tf Mr. Sheillottc. If Mr. SJiefilette, the agent of Hurl bert Gould, Is In the city, he will please call at tho GaziutiJ olllco. General News. Tlio readers of tho, Gazi:tti: const: Its cqhnnns for tho latest news from all purls of tho world, and as the holi day season nppioaches they expect the Ga.ijtti: to tell them tliat they can find Now London Layer Ttalslns, Seed less nniBins, uurrunts, uitron, fitted Cherries, sweet and sound. Mince Meat Fruit, Butter, Thinners Honey, Pigs Mr. T. N. Stevens, Hamilton, Tex., says: "I have used Brown's Iron Bitters far general weakness and dys pepslu with great benefit," l-3-d&wlw ieet. nliilu and mixed Pickles fresh and nice, Whole and ground spices of every kind, strictly pure. Tlio finest teas impoited. The best brands of roasted and gi ecu coffees Tho finest French candles, Caramels of all kinds, Jellies In tin, also In glass sets, Preserves, Jams, Olives, MuugocH etc., etc. Canned goods from California, New Orleans. Baltimore, New York and St. Louis of every variety, The finest Now Orleans mid north ern sugar house molasses aud maplo syrup. Cianbcrrles, Lemons, Oranges, Co coauiits, Apples, Figs, Prunes, Horse radish All of the above arlleles and many others lower than at any otherhotiso in Fort Worth, at tho Fancy Grocery Store of Combs, Read Co. IN THE HRUtfSWKr BUILDING. 63 HOUSTON STREET II-M8) HONKS WiOTUD. Wj: wish to huy, i)i:t,tvj;itKD at St. Louts, 10,000 tons BUFFALO BONE!, For which we will pay tlio highest market price. Address, A. B Maykh, 10M to 1022 North BJtli street, St. Louis, Mo., or L. JJnrr, Fort Worth. (8p) NovMiuiB Dissolution Notice. Tlio firm of Burr Hoyil is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Ban- retires. Tho business will In the future be can led on by B, E. Uoyd, who is empowered to collect all claims of tho lato firm, und will pay ail legal claims against, the smile. January 0, 183,'J. B. K. JUmt. 1-7-tf (0) B. K. Boyd. How many persons get up in tlie morning without an uppetite, having u bitter taste in the mouth, nnd feel in tf weak and debilitated. Alt these need Carter's Liver Bitters. Sold at whole sale by L. N. IJrunswIg, 1-7-uwlw, Tlio now combination of Binuit Weed amr Belladonna, as used tu Car ter's Btiekacho Plasters, has proved to bo one of the best that could bo made. Try one of these popular plasters lu any caso or weak or liuuo back, hack acne, rheumatism, neuralgia, soieness of tlio chest or lungs, etc., and you will be surmised and pleased by the prompt lellef. In hud cubch of chiouio dyspepsia, a plaster over tho pit of the stomach stops the pain at nhec. Ask for Carter's Smart Weed and Bella donna Backache Plasters. Pike Zr cents. Sold at wholesale by In N. BiuiiHWlg. 1-7-dwlw For Sale. My entljo stock and fixtuics, con sisting of clgnis, tobacco, candies, frtiltsfeto. One of tho best locations of this kind, on Houston street, next to Palace saloon, cheap for cash. l-.'Mf W. Wr, Cot.'. Derangement of the liver, wlili con stipation, Injure tlie complexion, In duce pimples, sallow skin, etc. Re move the eatiHO by using Carter's Lit tle Liver Pills. One ti ikwe. Sold at wholesale by L. N. Uiuiiswlg. 1-7-dwlw GARTER'S tllcls ITettiUcliij nml relievo nil tins tronlilcs Inci dent to n hlllou into tlio Dritttu, Mich n riuoos, Nfiiice.i, llrowUici', IJlMrctH cflcr entlng, 1'am In tlioH'Oo, f Wlillo tliflrmcutrcsuiirk tibtd piicccm II txxm hlion a la curing Ke.iiUrhe, yftCurlrr'eLltllcMtcrPllliiurnMjGr.ll valiuililo (ii (;onnllutlon, curltiK null liroveritic ttil Miiioyln;: lomjiliiliit, wlillo llicy nUo coirfci uMilIwrilcmor tlio rtoiuar!), ellmiilnto tlio llv-ir uud K-j;ulalu tlio 1xji'1h. llvcu If Hit culy ciirti'i HEAP to tliry would Ik) n'mot prlccl'-ns to Uioart w bo iuurr from tliia dlntruiutlnt; comphlut ut (orlu natcly their Kowlr.ci does notind hero, and thoiu no onco lry mem inn nii'i ihcso uiuo oiiir yuio- mb j 1 1 incy w iu noi w j iincu nhlulnvoritiB to do without lliCin. llut alter all tiiUlicad ACHE U tlio bono of ro many lives that lioro It vrboro vo make our cruxt bouit. Our jillla euro It while others do not Carter's Iittlo Live? I'U oro very ma!l and Mery eaiy to tako. C 'o or tro plUi uiaka a note, Tliiy re Btrlctly Tr;e'abla mill iloDotrrloor awl 4 l''A II 'ii w lK)t I less.'1 II Mm blBfflKllfi

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-W MfcwJMeBak THE GAZETTE FORT "WORTH, TEXAS, SUNDAY, JANUAKY 7 TIH! JiTATK CAPITAL.' l,oln"n i'mrnor irii-io "'r Teuiponiry Capltol ivnitm imiHi ll,i(or Arming uiiniimnicR jibti- .1 rvtrreopondcneo of the anrctto. titi. Jnirtmry o. Tlio ease or tliu v. Hun Thoiniwon, former city lml of Austin, for tho killing of Harris, win no cniit-u iumi aii- ncxt TueHtmy. Jjccaueo oi mo Juiown cuiirncicri oi mo iwo i in tlio trnuuuy, tno nso huh iu (1 and will continue to nttmct litniblu attontlon. Outside of tlio nal frlcmls of tho two moil, how tliiH attention Ifi more tho result ally Incltlunt to Hitcli occurrences to ntiy outer leeiui;. tho jmduo 1 it tis a teuii ucKUtt oeiwcen gambler?, both descent' (lanye'roua men, and with such men iiiuhI liavo ended, an it did, in tho of elthor ono or tlio other. insoti lias many warm lriciidH aud at Pan Antonio who will to him to tho last, let the result trial be wliat it may. ills coun- 111 moyo for a clmngo of venue, c ground that ho cannot get a ..in! In San Antonio. TIiih inn- will bo backed by tlio evidence of of the beat iicoihu oi bun Auto- iid Austin, and your reporter was 'mud to-day that several citizens of i former city have recently Mated e street ot Austin, wiillo visiting that they do not believe Thoiiiii can get Justice in JJexar ty. What tho result will bo will tii. i nown i nesuay. m. James B. Smith, the gentleman built tno temporary capuoi, will ably have a bill before tho coming ature praying lor retiei mat is, c that ho be relmbui'setl for the Sustained by the partial falling of uilding during its course ot con turn, claiming that tho disaster no limit. oi ins. tiio uicis in huh have already been brlelly given In lA'Avni:, and il JUr. binith lie in nts assumptions, wnien is ted by very few hero, ho has just and equitable claim. oro o any uuune in tno wnoio er it sliouid ailacit to tno capltol 1 for accepting and building upon ilans, which are now concedeU to been inipenect, Hi that they Md for a hundred thousand dollar Jgo for forty-llvo thousand. These ii'h were accepted and work begun. .Wmlth claims that the plans and 'pillcations wero strictly followed, ijas yet there has arisen no dispute dor this head. The capltol board luted an expert architect superintend tho work t this architect pronounced work properly done, and Air. th, after this supervision and ng nis woric reguiany accepted ly architect and 'tho board, drew his dlnients of money as provided by A terrillc rain and wind stmi and tumbled down a portion of ulldlnir. Smith bases tlio cnuity .h claim on tho following grounds worK was done strictly in accord tlio plans given una tne wrecK hu building was the result providential causes: the st ruction of the bulldintr cost about live thousand dollars: that nel Meyers' suiniestlons. which (1 very materially from tho orlL'l- )Ian under which ho took the con- involved an expensed over three and more: tliat tlie state has a t deal better house than the oriin- contraet demanded, and that ho even more than fullv ilonn bin iy i.nd should not be made to miller cjiuHO of the faulty judgment of uiini m avcepiing jm ect plans and tlio Mibiequent play u ciuHiuius wnien no iiunian d control. Jt is understood that capltol board will recommend that s Smith be refunded the amount hi ed m tho chamre of iiIiiuh as mr mel Myers' sutruustlons. but Mr. th will ask for more. here are about twenty members ady hero, and every train rein- ies the number. Tho candidates for hkerarcHons. C. It. Uibson, AV. l- ton and C. L. Wurzback. It is night (Jibson. will Htirulv bo elected. gulidates for clerkships and subor- uie places arc numerous, 'here will be two contested cases in house. d YH S It!H n Prco Country, ,You can vcoiien,' siietao,! sufl'er and dlsgusttyour frienda with' n Jnlf-erablo cold In tllq lieailt or catarrh, if you wish; yet sensible people buy a CD-cent bottle of Hhown's Qr.iiMAx Catahuh Cuhk instead, break up a cold hi half an hour, and cure the worst form of Catarrh. Which 'will you do? For sale by T. "V. Powell, 13. M. Wells, h: N. iJrunawlg, Q. If. DashwoiuLhud G Q. Tate, M.b,,Fort Worth, Texas. ll-US-d&wtf COMMERCIAL. Uiihieklest Man on the I'acillc Slope. fhe uulueklcst man on the I'acillc ie, in point of wealth, is Senator pes of Nevada. There has, perhaps, ver been ho vast n fortune so quickly altered as that of Jones'. In spite of Bular belief Senator Jones to-day is Br, comparatively speaklntr. When n as elected to cue senate in lS.i no m worth at leant $10,000,000. To-day lis not worth over $u,000 nhovo his us, aim nis.congresslonal salary Is longer despised as a source of in-ii-. It would be hard to tell where ies' fortune liasgone.or more correet- peaiiing to tell wliere it liasn't gone, man over sunk so much nionev in nierleal schemes, Inwstcd so much ogus friendships, or became so easy icy to llnaneial sliarks as Jones. Mink S2.00U.ooa hard money in nes at Panamint, Cal., whieli have er yielded a dollar. Ho sunk an- icr million in tho Sumner mine, in in I'alilurnla. Unbuilt a ran road houtli California twelve miles lonir it cost enoiltrh tn liuvo luid ivitv lii Iduigany and every rail silver. The intml I'acillc uncrwiml bouLdit it for out $1,000 a milo. Ho bought every lich over ollered him: indeed ho ;"ght one In Nevada which 1-.is never "located to this day. Jones' agents 'i iiever nnd u. J to staricd an factory in New Orleans. never M1W till fncliwi' nml li(vir t OllCO Or lll'iw uuw iitn mini M'llfl ;l llni into it. He onened tho St. illies Hotel In Xow York. and. of !"rse, it never paid. The l..st cruel po that fato had In store lor Jouea w the "Sierra Nevada, dciil." as fiul- iunians all call It, of four years ago. I mere nuMiurt thu stnole vm DU)L'(1 I'rillll V't i ulmni to 9-?r. Ti,lti It (n at about S200, on tho drop. Tho lock is selling now for less than $.1 n ino Hank of Nevada Is be- ;ved to be carrying Jones' slock Gazkttk Opfjci:, Janunry 0, 18S3. Tho proceedings of the Forty seventh Congress are pregnant with Interest to the Industrial and commer cial clement of tho American people directly, and to tho masses indirectly. The present may appropriately be styled "a business session.'' Tlio Jte publlcaus read in their recent reverses at tho ballot box the verdict of the peo ple for reform and a cessation of pal tering methods In dealing with su premo questions of policy agitating the nubile mind: aud tho Democrats, heeulng the admonition, aro mani festing a disposition for business legL latlon. Contention over technical dl" fercnecs has practically ceased, and both parties aro addressing themselves to tho task of redeeming the promlbcs made to the people that the second session of the Forty seventh Congress should be devoted to the interests of tlio country and the people. Tho senate, in order that its members might have an opportunity to explode tlio surcnargo at elo quence in furtherance of civil service icfonn and debate on tho bill for the relief of Fit. John Porter, pretermitted the usual holiday vacation and suc ceeded In passing the Pendleton bill, j and Is now ready to pioceed with leg islation of material cionsequence. The deliberation evinced by tho separate branches the law-making power In dealing wlt-t tho intricate ami com plex problem of the tarill'and internal revenue is tin auspicious omen. Ill advised and precipitate legislation in these momentous Issues might inflict an injury to tho commerce aud indus tries of tho country which tho most prophetic cannot now foresee. Whether or not any measures for the modifica tion of tlio tarlll and internal rerenuo luws will bo enacted ,duting tho next seven weeks of the existence of the Forty-roventh Congress, Is a ques tion regarding which there are notable diU'erences of opinion. Jt is certain. however, that measures have been de vised contemplating this end. Tho ways "ud means committee of the house have already reported a bill to abolish tho revenue on tobacco, and are dllllgently revising and modifying the report of the tariir commission; aud the llnaneo committee of the sen ate have submitted a bill designed to accomplish the purpose of tarlll' legis lation. The chaii men of these respect ive committees, "Pig. Iron" Ivolly and Judge Morrill, aro avowed pro tectionists, and it may bo reasonably anticipated that they will exert what ever Inlluenco attaches to their posi tion, to direct results In accordance with their peculiar views. The senti ment of borne members for revision iiiav bo too pronounced for liberal modifications and there by provoke hostile opposi tion and thwart legislation entirely, devolving the duty aud the responsibility upon the ensuing con gress. Clamor of the protectionists for.thc repeal of the tobacco tax and the reduction of Internal revenue on other commodities, is an ingenious aud covert art to maintain intact the pro tective tariir. They perceive that in tlio event of the repeal of the revenue laws, a sweeping revision of tho stat utes aflectlng the tarlll' would call into question tho probability of a deficiency in the general revenues a considera tion which of course would constrain congress to adopt for a period the policy of laisH'Z'Jttirc with respect to tho customs. lint it is not probable tho specious pleadings of the high tarlll advocates will avail materially in tho face of the unequivocal expressions of the people, the recommendations of tho tariff commission, the suggestions of Presi dent Atithur, and the spirit of the peo ple's representatives. The question is a profound one, and as long as it is agitated Is calculated to disturb, in a qualified degree, tho business of the country. Manufacturers and business are alike affected, and the elements of uncertainty of results must pervade tlielr calculations until decisive action is taken by congress. t .Kaddlerr and llnrncsii BKnvrjS'o- Soi ('nllfornln pcr,ft..i....4......U to ct.n No.Bfalirornlu tK?nb..'.........'..i40 to 41 cm No. i rnir onk iwr o ....4-'to to W em o. 1 Oiled 1! tmllock lcr &.........W! loIM cts N M OliloOnlt iHr Tt..., -'57 toJScts No. 1 Hpinlock iktB) J to ro ct riAUNKKS Vngnn, liort tiis -JI3 50017 TO Wagon, tone tug 13 HX&'X to WdKon, lull flock.... 11 irt$tj)00 Wfttron, extra col.,....,..i sa eC$J6 oo llllnil, pordoz flKfi12fi0 ?XKilllng,iHr doc 8 &0&1I 60 lUilsixl dtutnptd Cftl JIOtoM l'lftfll Cnl 2? to 35 No. 1 Kblun comiilolo 10 to No. 1 loose course. 'ii to2 No, 2HiUcoUrtci,!tllt tree lHtoVO No. a tied eoursfls, Hose or Lorn 15 to 17 No. I Austin rltin, lured..., to iB No, '2 Austin rice, riveted.... 16 to IS Full rlgH. bhck. 9 to 12 f rliin blnrk or oiled H to 10 l'ockct extra.. VOWi ftl Toe Fender ..'.IfXHcja C f...l. rm .A M UHII1 TH........ M..4....M...k... a,........ t i l'optnr X M Nntlvc rlncN;...-....,...v.j.A,.t... IS (it 1 w t l(....ft.,.,.(il,,. I......,,..M,...M. i-on.AK LtJMiir.il. Ui.iH niiuaincu., luch..;.:... Groceries. KMWK wrewt 3 10 MACKKIIKI-Hniriiljl Nol.. 7 00 llalritbt No 3 0 CO Kits So I I 10 liiiRNo a. CUKIMK-Fnlt Crenm, New York Cronm..... MKATM Hucnr cured IIiiiiik..., HiiRiir C UrcnkfiVit bacon.... Hliortolpitrbrteon l.lcnrMilc bacon. LAUIWTicrcv It bl)l..t...... (u m cans SO th wiunre cann 10 ns mil 6 Rn iilK..,. .1 ltR Il.lllH... X10IiAS81- lrline. neir eron IitllslAnn IHiolcu new nop lioiilxlnnn .'k..M..... I'oiillry, Chickens, tier doz V-KK, lcr do Turkey cobblorw, envli. i urKey non, oacu Kggs anil lluttor. n oo I BYHUltj-Ilcllued nucar. ftl 2 60 S3 SO llutter Texut, ik.t iiutiil 2 lVngon Voodork. BPOKEH per nott W 73 Mviji.ui-JM, per ucil l 75 mnw.poriieU.. TONOUK8 AXMiS HOI.STKHS CXIUI'UNO lObIW..i TUKKS- Wnson, double, per dot.. Ww(im, single, nor dor... huhuy- Vltwl,pcriictt TonaueH j HpolicM i.., Hardware. naii-s HOliS m per cent. oir...... COI.LIN'HAXliS AMKS' MIOVKUS per do)s....h...H II01WF. Hlt01-por keg. ......t. HAU 1HON STKHL HHKK1CT HON No. 27 II kknci: Willi: TIN l'LATi: TIN "WAHK 10 per coal. oir. -t 1 W) w IK) W SO 4 00 175 900 1 IS .170 4 73 10 00 iao) fl uo i 00 7o to IS ti I'i fit uUi 11 !y l'J (.4 1IJ 125 1IW visa ..f.13P0 .DO 00 i s cu rt t m 1 S3 rt 1 10 10 n O) it fj il h 10 4 II V, IS lli 1.1 13. 12U ia 41 (l" fK ii 8 0 (ii at 1)W 10f IS !il tAiru .t,.....,.M. 8UOAHH- (!ut louf..... Fine powdered. GrnnulnUd Btmnlurd A n)at I'll A I kUftft Kxtm C g V Yellow clnrlllod..M., gUA (jiiico open kettle, now crop .,...............w None. UmIhIiuiii wlilto clnrltled, now crop 0 ft PW l'rltiio to Choice Itlo Cordova.. 1ivn,;. KICK I'rliim to choloo, new crop-8AIr- t ron?H) In bnss,r.ft,., Kino lii Ikibx. No. 1 1 jiko, Hut ln:oi barrels H01'l- Slsnl TKA L........ KTAKCH-Pciirl m rOTATOKS Js'ortlicru In sacks, per IniKhel 1 20 Northern In barrel, per barrel !l 25 ONIONS- Cbojco red, per lmrrol 3 N) JVl-lllW 1 60 1 ill a 80 5 1M S'JOO 2 40 12 5 (!li(dcn to fftticr. iicr Itnrrnl IIKAX'U I (0 1 ."fl :im i oo ft 00 Liquors. GO per callou, n per high Hmnll wlilto... Hmnll butter.. Uii-K" lima Ai.couojf S3 WlllCK. Wi,iui?l' niSAllflft't 1 HiAhX tj .in frw... v..u.fS fiouriniiMli, olio year old, $1 00; two years old S2 0tV2 21; uxtniold Winks- Hnvo V001)I3NVAm- S re 5 4 5 O ill, olio year old, M (iO; two years old 11; three yiur old 5W42 7.': fancy d wlilsay iuax, us per iikc. Ki;inrei, in iko. M uixa-i w, pcniuni- lty: Cntuubn, poryullon, IVVtil tiY. l'oit.Jl 20i4 a U0; Kherry, per rhI.. 31 a..l IW; A'ndulni, per kiii., i mxeo w; winin wine, in 5-1 CIlHCt, 00,10 00. ClIAMI'AONK O. H. Munnu .fc Co.. S27 fAff 30 ft); lloldlrk,llilinHect,2IOO2SOT: Krun, In basket, ?;o l$23 00; Jomctlo cluiii)ini;Ho, 7 WW I (XI. Ai.H Stock Ale, per do., S2 W'i Porter, per doz., 52 002 25. HOTT1.K IIkku St. r.oulH iiunrlx, fl2 (CplUtH J12 00; lhnlwolycr, own Hlr.e, 812 TO; plats 811 00; KrlaiiKcr beer, qunrUi, 813 f); pints 813 .V); Kchlltz .Mllwniikeo, qunrU 812 Oh pints 813 00; Hub Fundi 8IU t. "Wool, Hides, Ulc. WOOL. Medium according toKrnde, quality and condition 20 to 2! Fine according to (,'rmle, quality nml condition 15 to 20 Conoo according to grado, qiiallly nnd condition 14 to 18 Mexican Improved according to Cindc, quality and conclllou 13 to 10 M ex len n iiceordlnii to Rraile, qtiullty and condition 10 to 11 llliick,:! to5eentnlc8S. Hurry, Iuhs, nceordlnit to amount of bilrn. miiKH. No. I lieavy Hint, dry, It 15o No. 2 heavy Hint, dry,?, ft. 12o No. I light illiit.ilry.vih 13o No. 2 llRlit Hint, dry, v lb itlo Hulls and badly damaged, f. Hi Kc OlucVK 3o Fallen hides, Icc Ichh. Dry Milled, n 11 10c Green Milled, lb .7o Green butcher, H lb On lM:i.Tttir.-l. Deer Nkins, p SivjyaVs Autolope nkins. fl U 10r12o Goat sKlnn, eiieli lOaiia Hhceppolti, ncconlliiK to amount of wool,, 20c uji Khcarll lifts, according loanioiait of viool 60l5o Mexican )up peltH, V lb S10c .-iuxuiui Mirep pens, improved ai(a)i;ic No 1 Xns lmn.UcH pcrd(ir 1 .No. 2ux lininllfS Der ilni 1 No ,1 ax hntnllcs per doz 1 ivo (.navcu i uuihIH'x No.XXxhavcd ti hiiudlea No I turned ax handles HHOOMH., HUOIvCTK-Two li(KipHM three hoop well 4 TtJHs No I por dot No 2 No 3 Nonted ;i NvHted S COA1. UII.-2-.'mispK brilllaiit. In barrelK brilliant, pr. gal. M nuoi euplofi.,.. Kiiplou lmrreU per gallon..! UAiiGlNG-liiound.peryiird iv-i poiimi, per ynrti 2 pound, per yard., No.aAHIlOVVTflWp'erbiinrila 1.1 II 2 20 8W 1 Wl 1 70 2 0) 2 2.) Wl M 8 no 7 10 2 10 a o) 2 10 IS 3 10 2tf 2,ri thO ft Hi (l 1 (50 (o 1 (I) (J) 1 40 (Si 2 so to 2 75 (4 U 10 II SO A 2 10 0) 2 IK W 4 M 10 00 R 80 (5 2 20 2 75 (?0 (ft W fS 10 1 US First National Bank Cor. Houston and Second Sts.,' .itC Fort Worth Texas. CAPITAL $100,000. StJKPLUS $30,000, OFFICERS: M. B. L0YD, President. D. C. BENNETT, Vice President. GEORGE JACKSON, Cashier. m DIRECTORS: .gjj J. S. Godwin, M. B. Loyil, Jnmos D. Rood, Zano Cetti, D. G. Bennett, Goorgo Jackson, J. Q. Sandidge. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Tho. A.TIdbnll. K. M, YnnZaudU J. J, JanrlB. J, 1'. Smith. TIDBALL, VANZANDT CO. FORT WORTH, TEXAS. A General Banking Business Transacted.' Collection!) inudo nnd promptly of Kuropo. remitted. Kxoluwmodmwn on nit tho principal cHtoa iiii:i, ii w Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Oiueswnro, Qiiccnswnro nml Crockery, Dlimur nml Ten KotiH nml Ilotiho Fur- lllshlng gOodH. Holiday rooiIh In ubumlnneo. UoukIiL low, find cmircd fr sale nt nrlucn that defy competition. XtL Is Holloway Buildinn, Houston laiotr J. TJ B jNT Bi Stroot, Noxt Door to Soligman &"Mnyor 5 XTX JT JK; X EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN Cotion mid Urjiin. UltAIK. Wlicnt, phnlco Wl M Ion- grnik' -i"& if Out Corn (B corro.N. CJomt middling fij Hti lrt Middling M4 Middling i.,.,.., im pX Ktrlcl low iiilililllDK. hVS UiW mlddllni; KtrU-t wood orirumry Ordinary Clold I'limiU'Inl. 110 1.D A5flHLVn. lluylnR. Rolling lltfl American Niivoruoimr muw hoiuiihu Ainorlfun liulvemiiiil (iimr'if Udluc noni hull .McxIciuiKllvurdollnr til nom nnl Mnvl,.nn sHViir linlVl H ill llOlllillitl MoKlcim Ilv(ir qimrlerri. 13 noinlnul UAMvKHS KXCHANOn. Now York uliiUt.sold -,i",i"2L Now York Hu-lit. rurrcucy ....H pQr J100 NowOrlconnHlKlit, old nominal Now Orlcnno siKht, iHirrcncy ftcpor n Kt. IxmlHslKlit, currency AicporfW) CliilvpiloiiMlnliI.Roldiiiid rur'i-y .ciicr!l(iO Btcrllnit, In nmll sums, v currency por ti COMMlillCIAI. KXOIIANnK New York mum currency Vl.wOrlL'HIlHXlullt. void.. v nitmiiL ftl..lit ..tirrnnrv .1'1T uiuwuqift". riv"' y mr uvn uinis. iiiscxiuni ducount Mcxluun Hhccp slii'iirlliiRH. 6o Crockery and Furniture. CIlOCKr.RT. AKSortcd crnleH RVS 00 I .inn p ChlmnoyH, No. 0, por dor...... U Ijiimprhliunoyn, No. 1, per doe -17 Lamp t'lilinnoyn, No. 2, porHor (W W OToiiS, pur dor 1 10 W G 1'lati'H, 7-lncli, per dor. 1 10 W (1 DInIicn, 10-lnch, por don Jl W O IilHhcH, 12-incli, por doz r, WO Utters und luiHlns, por dor Ii H) W (5 1'ltcherK tfn, por dox 0 IT, Wailthcon),12'8,pi)riloi! i 75 (ll.ASSWAIli:. floblclH por doz ft'il 00 H(ir KlllfM-'x, pordOA 21 7") Cnlidyjaro, -Uiirt, por do. 3 w Cnndy Jiirs, Hiuart, per do. 3 Of) ruiiMTimu. ClIAUtS Wood Koftt D B per dor. t 00 Wood Heat H 11 per do?. 7 ftl OatiG M'ftt, two blut, per doz 10 00 Uiitliin Beat, two Kim, per doz.,... 9 uO HAKiiS- Hlt-tln snfen, pfi" dor 41 (ft Tttelvo-tlu mu eupbonrdii, per do.... 72 V TAM.US JlieukfuKt lulilcs, wiilnilt, cucli 3 i.vai 00 DlnlliKtuliliiH, wultttil.eaqli 1 WW Dining walnilt citenMiin tnblot, per foot I 00 iu:i)n:.M)s No I Klin 2 75 No7ll walnut 0 Wl LOOKING OLAHSlCH-Aroli top Imp, wailllll NO." Am. plule,7x!) In., per dor, No. 7 .A in. plate. Oxl'J in., per dor. No.7 Am. plate, Wxl In., per lor. No. 7 Am. plate, ldH in., por ilo.... No. 7 Am. plate, VJts- In., per dor No.7 Am. plain, 1017 In., per dor. No.7 Am. ptiilo. ItxiSI ln per doz No, 7 German plate, llx'JI, per do. 3 3i I 76 I 00 OIK) 1100 750 12 75 25 50 21 W 25 00 27(f) -.xciiANni:. ti iirotiK, o. a, y 5K dlpcount Native k.i wed j ...,....tai4( (llseount NutlvoKiiweil unry dleojunt niilvoMoiixlWIil.cuireiicy l':'n Ht. IxiiilB slclit, curroney h$& OUicaiifo ulentfKnirreiiey, f2) l DrtlU'S. Arid, mnrlntle, per r Aetd.biilpliuiir.porlt' Acid, nHrJe. per Bu....,.. AJunM'fir Ip....-..,...... Ilornx, per U lll-rnrlioiiate ol'i-oda, perU' al kkIii, er v (."aiiHUU wia, per id 7W10 ISA'A) ax-ma Gum ciimplior iA)iporu, per w l-,poni Hani, r flip '"yet. AttluiiliTiK Hi.iml.or Jiines 0!'"'PP'!",,ne:,?"C-"- fiu iii,.r Kjiuij ,uro riHii, iivriu s talked of so strongly lur ccrettlry bwup.iiliiii root, nor d. ii iremurv. UnllloriiliiiiH. wild re-, hennu letivow, per emheredhuw well Jones had taken BlZlVllr re (II HI own iiinmivv mnilil not ro- Wvbt a smilotlinthoHhoirtd botluuiKlit "ipiueni to tal?o euro of t he tieon o'b. (ftofoJ)cmocrtU. ft Go to Keller's for vnnr wiil'oiih. huir- VUtlltllV, fV, l,.......i qistor oil, per Clnchonidlnji'CriiiL,. ,j. M m .-WW 7.'V2ftJ nxaio 18&I5 Hi 5 .1 ototi 10 SPS HI SJ Lumber. IIOUCM. I)o::lnx 12 IncliOH and under, ltrs-t o)acH...S2l 00 Illoxluc umi Vlonrliiftt e'wii'R HoM-liiL' over 1 J llH'hi'i. wide Tlilelc elonrM lnndtU 27 W) Itoimli lumlier, isecoiiirela" 1 09 Joist and Bcanllliu;, cuIIh. Ill UO I'lCKKlK. Wlilto pine, drcRsed and headed, jiaivtre or flat.... MOO Yellow pine, droned mid lietfd, mitmro llat.i 8 m Uitli 00 HlllKOMto. Wlilto plno A m 00 White plno Minded A Wlilln plno extra No. 1 t i pium, liflst, any brand.., CyircM, No. 2, nny hrimd.., iresn, au, '.nny oraiiu.f xioari KlipK lift: AN 11 CltUHNT. l.nnlKvllln nr llosendataoumouU $1 IHJ I'orlland cuinont W) AUHtlii lime 2 25 Now York or Mlcliltfan plrtnlor. 6 IW Hnecl Water plitstcr...- a W hi ii no. 1st common whlto i)Ui8. 2d common while pluo 3d common wlilto pine nr l'oplur.., Nittlve pine N'utlvo pinfc NntlYC roiiult mtUiiEO J.UMHKH. PW 1 Hldo Uoxliijf, 12 Inrhon and under 4SJ 3 50 5 00 4M 0C0 lfl -notCOdnj-H ''A m Dry (Jomls. IIKAVY llltOWN COTTONS- l!elmont-M Atlanta A KINK ItUOWN COTTON Apploton It l-I, f""'" JJ.-'.t i i Hoot U l-I (IV IIOUToril u 30 In f,V llliKAi'llKl) con'ON-net Wdyi- ljODHdiiln l-I OW HanterM 5;J lilaekHtono A A l-l.t Ii Cabot l-I 8 Hoot K M 8 i?iUiri,,vuM ''"1 4 iilfclljLM Hlaclc nnd hrown from .......8 to 0t C llltOWN 1)UCK- Uino Htur 8 oz i.i 12 RUirkSor. 13J COLOItKI) DUCKS- Hoston 0. 1 8) Conroid brand 10or. 10 TICK INO ConcstoKu, Kold medal Ill IlaiiKor lanoy utrlpo No, 1 11U CIIUVIOTS- f Adrlatlg mi Amerlciin llji ArllnKlonv i IV, to hV, Apron ohockN...., OJito 11 mciitmYsTuii'ic- Hamlllon, liluoand bliiolt 12U Hook river. UJ I'KINTH Uarlets 0 Hpnii;urn ii '"(ine.sKcn ...v (1 lliimlli.li ft Morlmao o I-odl ft GarnorM A neon l,.. 5 llnrlboro 5 HlmpHou lil U Aiiirou bi a Kolld colorH., (1 OINGIIAMH- Aliiosl;e.'i 10J4 lorkHlilrcK. Kit Devon drftJHKlylen "lo2llj r.iirlsloii Hook fold UJ$,0 S COTTON HIv8.SG001- ljllii'0 7 Alpaca lUHterK.,.,,... ,U to I OK IlrociiflcM 1i Uwti liuntliiBS 10, 12 Ui lliU KUIINIMHINO OOOm-doon Ijulles' llerllu b!ovi:h...S1 00, 1 25, 1 W), 2 ,00 2 50, !l 3 00 Lndlci nerlln gnunUeM JI 50, 2 W, 2 50 3 W, i 00. 5 W, (1 00 IulleH' kid Kloves M 00, 18 o) GonWiluckKloven.... t!2 Do, 21 (W Oenl luek L'ainitletfi JI5 IX), 00 GoilW calf Kill VOH., f7 W, H W, 12 00, IS 00 OotlUl dogHklu IoVcx..,...,W 00,8 00. 10 00 I'I m, ID 00 Oenm kid rIovo.i 512 00, 15 00, It-ou GontH cruder .SO W. 1200 HIIIIlTH-iIozeii ten'H wool undeH)ilrts...?12 15 00, 18 00, 21 00 ilon'H merino, under. W00.375, 42", 1500 lAdleH' merino vett-f...SI 60, ii i.,ii ii, 10 oo IjuIIch' wool ventii 313 50, III 00, 18 IA) Muti'K c-inlimero overlilM '112 00, l Oi!, 20 00, 21 (l, !W 00. ,Vt V) Mon'H liluo llaunol uhlrtH 12 (W, 15 (At, lh 00,21 l,21 W .Men's mole Hkln ulilrU ...,9lo 00, 12 oo, II W Jlen'ui'lmvJotHlilrw l 50, 00,8 0i), 10 00 .Men'i, white tthlru. ..to 00, 8 QO, 10 00, 12 00, 11 00. 18 00 LudieK bhawl8.,.50 0), to, 12 00, 16 00, 18 U0, i SIHIIOW ijiuieH eioai;. n w, iu weaen IjMtlcil hooiMklrtN SI 5(1. 0 00. 8 00. 12 0 J jldlCB lelt liOOl.klrlHJI 00, S 00, 12 18 00 BOOTS AND SHOE No. 24 MAIN ST., FORT WORTH, TEXAS. WurocoKiilv the met that tho I1KHT 0001)3 are ulwnyK THK UIUSAIK8Tand to that end only keep ilrot-cliiKH Koodn, which wo uuiiranteo to our euMtomem, Wo will runnlr'ali NliceH that rip free or charge: ulko InatOH on butUuiH fieo of cliiivge. 7-8-'K2. CRESCENT RESTAURANT, O. O. HYDE, Manager. lEGXJLl&j'T AXI) HIEALS AT ALL HOURS. ATTENTIVE WAITERS, AND TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS 3STO. QO 3MC9lI3NT S,T,I1.333E3'T,. IC. I). IIATICMAN, J'"ort Worth, W. l. IIATKMAN Jeilemou, BATEMAJ BEO. HOX33SALEI GROCERS Ai COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FORT WORTH, TEXAS. ?-!-J!S.Jt.!.'J Dalilman Bros., DKAi.Wm IN CL0WN0, HATS AND CAPS AND S3?IWiHaffi:2iSi Oemt's :Kn:oco.il'iiiag; 3J-oocl. TidleH cornet!.. 2fr jii Irfitd oil, pnrifid..t.f.l., iXt JII HI J Milled oil, IK'J KtiUjj iXl--iil While lead, per tt...fc. .,.....7 2fi7 5 r.,uiltn luiiiiilrnilV. tior lh 10 Coleman' muvturd (Oiirrmm), pWvll I H cu 11 1 1 topi J o fit or a 1 1 iy'co'm- mon lumuor. 2I0J MW IS 50 SO 00 as to 27 so -a 6o -js w W DretKCd SHldpi i iaoo 1MH 21 30 00 I (J it), 7 Ml, U Wl. IB W, in vi, iv uu,zi ui l'lald llnlntrs.- ?,I0,15,I8,2I I'luld drew coodn U, U, lo, 12, 15, 18 Jdoaiile driMo kooiIh 8, 10, 15, 20 Htrl)'d drew RixtilK. 0, 1 1, 13, 16 Alpaca AA, 10, 124, 16, 18 lo76 Ulack coAlitnuroN 27k, 33, OT, 12, 4H, M, 75 Itepullniltl 7U,6,!,00,70, W Jt-miK 15. W, il, 27, W, W, n.AN'snw- l'aln white.. .,15, l8,S2,27,9t,40,W 1 Twilled i-rcv- .10. 20.21. 21.?. il Twilled irlet "J), 21, 21), HO, 40, 4b l'iiiln Bcarlct 15, 10,22. 27, si, oneniK aj.ao. 40 SfedlcntoiU IK, 30, :lfl, 42, 50, CO Canton I'liinnnl 10, I2U, 15, 18, Uluck cnnlon llullnel Lil, 11, ii, IV, 10,23 llliANKirfH- I Huddlu blankets.. S7 00015 00 tier do.rn each. Grey blnnkols. 11 28.2 00.2 50 to 6 W) Hlivcr ixrey l)lanketii.,.,...fJ 75, 3 i 10 to i White lilnnketJi, 12 5,8 60, 4 00 lo I2o0 Kcarlet hlankem ,..S1 1. I) 00 to 12 00 CiillfornlublftukcU tH 00, 0 50 to MOO 1 Lap roheo .2 (1, 3 00 to 1 Boots, Shoes and Slippers. Houston Street, Fort Worth, Texas Hoxinifover 12 Iiu-Ihh-. Thlek lour IK. lund 2 Kocoiut waM, uny num. 2d M 2S W 00 Ml as oo uo w 21 00 JIlCfoWKl) AKUXAlClIBD rtMHINCI. 1st cluis..,. W ClllM 1U, 1U oiidS Inch white p)ne..'-w,....,!Tn Op 1 fneh whito pluo..........- oj w CKILINR-nBADKD OH I't-AIX. lit Common wUlto plito-5i.,.......,......,.K? 5" 2nd tf do;, dd.i doT'...-.,., rr.W M dOf do. dO. JJ..,..-..,. J V $72i WOO 2100 a wctl; mrulen week ut hnm'e 1y tho ludimtrloiiH, llct hiuliU'.s now lieforo tlie jnilille, Caplal not ntoded. a U'lll ilnrlryou. Men. woman. l,ov and slrU wan led everywhere to work Cor u. Now In .IhetlimS. Voucan work In ipuro time, or ill vo your wholo attontlon to the IjuhIihus, No othi-r buoliicM lli pay you neurly a i well. Ko una cun tM.to miika euoniion! puy liy riwiKlPK Ht one!, Costly outilt and term rreo. .Moneymadr4t, eotlly onel"li0iiora. ildyz Addrom TI( ITH 4 CO.V i imTJiy Aiigu;iiuU, 1n5-SN I SMI 1.4 Ft.' ,WM Kit1 ilSi' i V$wm hEhHmS MaSSSm T FAIL To look ut tho Undies Variety of Adams Westlake's 3E3J?oaxtix'?.aaa. Oil Cooking and Heating JSTOVISS. roll BMAI.r. JtOOMU, Erom $3.50 to' $13. AT- H. T. IIAYENS,? FORT WORTHf TEXAS. Corner Weatlierford'and Snuaroi Kb- Ki Ml l (16 MXKl Sliefim fiiS illllv.'fcr'J am It I lwr.1

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