Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 81, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 17, 1885 Page: 2 of 8
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PUaUHltKt EVEtlYDAY
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K U VAHZAtfDT JOSEPH II BR0WH
Freildent V ce1reildent
W 0 TUESKS W A HUVFMAH
Secretary Treasurer
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K M VnnZanilt V 0 Turner
Jos Jlrown W A Huflnmii
II D VaUdock CdiH Kchciiber
Jac Svvuyno
lUCKClUVK CUMMITTUIS
W A Jluffirmu W 0 Turner 1 W
Swnyno
W It Jfalonc General Manager
Offltflot IBbliutlan Strl St Kftnfm llouvton
n I Throckmorton Enttrrd t the fort Worth
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JIATIM OF SWIIsClUlTION
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ITottont Prepaid by the IublMert
Dally Weekly
Ono Year I0 GO I Ono Year 41 JO
Hlx Month 100 MxMontln A
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Ititri of Ailvirtlsliie Furnished < > Ajipll
nil loll
ntmlttaneta by draft poitofflti money ortttr or
I n replitered Utler at rlti of office
Vorretpondcncf it eolMled upon nil tux tub
tecti
Inmpt Information of ntnti ami unn heipptn
Injt of general interett lollclted uuU Kill be
properly cotnperuatcd
All communication Intended for publication
must be accompanied by the tcrlteri naint awl ad
tlrtM notforpviillatlon but us an evidence of
goodfuWi
Jurtlet writing to Till fUXKTTB on Imrtnett
personal to theiniltti ulll pltait Incloie itump for
Alilttttrt relating to bmlnttt ofanylind thonltl
It addrcued lalm it MTtr l rt llortlt Tex
IHUIOGUAT 1IIIIIHIIINO FOMFASV
MTlJiTnAY MIJKKINH OOTOIHUt 17
ro run vumic
Tim only tiuthorieil traullnt cor
reipomlunta nnil iiaeiila of Tin Jimi
nro It W Koliorson ami It V Hunt
Any asl buice rendered or favors shown
theco KCntlemeii will lie appreciated
ro the vuiuw
rirtloH liuvlng lilUs nguliist Tin Ov
tnvtv will pleasi present tliein promptly
on tliu 1st of each inonlli On the 10th
of oach month every hill of every kind
will bo bottled In full If found correct
ANXOUXCEMEXT
The Democrat Julillsliliig company
hi purchased the business mid jjood
wilt of the Dally mid Weekly < ivrTii
mid will hereafter pulilMi a dally and
weekly newspaper under the name of
Four Woiirit GurTii
The Democrat 1iiI > IIkI1iik company I
Milliorlml to collect all bills dim Tin
Uvivrm for advertising or subscription
The Gazette lrlntlnii company will
pny all dubu ami liabilities duo by said
roiupauy
Dcmouuvt Iiiiiikiiimi Company
Jiy K M Vani viit
ilUI II IltlVUMI OlUHAXY
ty Gi > 11 Iovisii MauaKer
Iour Wonrii Ti Sept 10 IS85
On thai Sterolt could be sent us consul
totomuwhero
I I O
Tub 5 wunv Is doing very will thank
you How am jon luer
Wii i Itcoiiiuato getting up h riot M
IoiiIh Ift ii pioiioiiuccd success
To Tin Dalian Timet Advice followed
Thank Wo are gathering then In to
wlti iiilisorlbent
IF Davenport Is buatmi In Vow Voik
nnd wo Is owry prosK > et of It what I-
to Iwcoinu of tho festive Mugwump
lluw pleasant It Is for Americans to
dwell loguthor in unity with grain to sell
when I uropc Is on the eve of revolution
OviATJtiov Is not Texas any more
Th old town will havo to riisilo for tivan
k placo lu this gnat state North Texas
In Texas
Tine demand for deep water for Texas
IS tmmdur and mom Imperative than the
waut or helllsli
oily or tovvn
local lntoiests ol uny onu
Till Increase in tho circulation of
Tub Ouiiiu Is very gratifying We
doubt If any daily In tho state has an
ttitml bona lido circulation
Tins Houston Post confines that It
was once a freoartss champion Now
will U bu good enough to tell us when It
experienced Pauls conversion
Tin election In Ohio has demonstrated
two thingst that every Uepubllean In
olllcolsun offensive partisan nnd that
llepublloan states are Hepublloan Mates
Anoiiiiui foreign plum for Texas and
another newspaper nun ninde happy Mr
Ilnn of Vlotoila as consul to Plcdras
Nugpu has Tin 0 vinis congttitula
tloiic
Tim St Louis iloboIemoorat leinuKo
that Uiero are n proat many offensive par
UnUW In Ohio Tru enough tho olllccj
buUt In Ohio and Toxas are illlod with
tlium
i
Cm Avniuvv Jvoksox Wii viuy
preilestluqd to lie the next governor of
Testis following tho oxamplu of editor
SleruttJ hits ot tho dongiio All gient
men hHlulgc lu tho dengue
It is Mtltl that every tlmo SanrtfiRidall
pnlU at the Whlto House ho carried away
an oIIIihi for a frlund Thl go s to hhovv
thai there tire seasons when ovon lUndnll
can be thoroughly Demooratlc
li iodivriosoldiers at a soldlprfchomo
In Dayton Ohio were dosed with orotou
oil lo keep them from going to tho polls
As we understand tho situation thy whulo
state of Ohio mlght prolU by u big doso
of that poworful purgative
llll II L-
it > iiiusiosiiiWT of a inc < Ion journal
has discovered Unit thick socks are tbo
TUEGAZETrK FORT WORTH TKSAOSffi5AY OCTOBERlT
lUkfiMtion of much blushing This n
planat on will hardly be satlcfactory to <
v oiin man who turns down the gun
jet when lie goc to nee Ids girl
Who Mr linker Is or what Mr linker
Is lias nothing to do with the governors
views on Immigration unless perchance
he iegiilnlcn his principle according to
the wealth nnd standing of his corre-
spondent The Dallas llenild ak for
come oxpiosslon of 5o Ireland opposed
to Immigration Let him fpeak for
himself I have not thought It advisa-
ble to set on loot Immigration project
I am not satlillcd that Mich labor will re-
dound to tho prosperity or happiness of
oiirpelvwi or our children Our descend-
ant will be elbowing each other Into the
sens In order to llud standing room In the
near future We have enough population
for selfprotection
a suiuoua nrow ro immiuha
riox
The Itepubllcan press of the North Is
widely circulating Gov Irelands letter
as n notable Illustration of the nonpro
grcssIvcncHS and tuossbacklsm of South-
ern Democracy It Is also being used to
show that immigration Is not wanted In
Texas and that pcoplo who are hunting
homes should go elsewhere It they desire
hearty welcome In the hands of such
artful ami Ingenious enemies a document
like this Is calculated to do more harm
than even the reputation for lawlessness
and crime which they have unjustly
attempted to llx upon the state
There die only two lcinedles for this
unfortunate mistake Hither the gov-
ernor should write another letter plac-
ing himself on record lu emphatic terms
as favoring lminiiratlou of poor men ns
well as llch or the press of the state
should unite In lcbuMng the senti-
ments expressed In his recent letter
The Houston lost Ids staitnchesi
journalistic friend while deploring
the letter of the governor thought that
it had been hastily written and was
tliurcforo liable to misconstruction The
governor has seen lit however to teas
sert his opposition to Immigration In lan-
guage pmmi mora posltlo than before
In this contingency there Is but one
course left to tho patriotic press of the
slate Partisanship aIioiiIiI bo btiriedaud
political creeds forgotten long enough to
prow to people nbioad who desire hap-
py and piosperous homes thai they can
find them here
Knownothliiglsin was burled thirty
years ngo Iet no man attempt to un-
cover Its dishonored ashes
1 MI llE MATfElt OF EEC VlATlOX
New York Is lu a fair way to settle the
temperance Issue Tho Church Tem > er
auec society i powerful organization
has declared In favor of high license ami
It is believed that the next legislature
will pas a highlicense law Strong re-
ligious Intliicncca aru coming to favor It
as the only feasible remedy for the lienor
evil
Not only In New York but throughout
the country tho conservative tide seems
to be turning In this direction There
was a certain cliurm in the very name of
prohibition that gnyc the Idea abnormal
strength but that sober second thought
which always follows hasty action on
tho part of tho masses Is doing
much to conserve and liberalize
popular sentiment Gradually the most
zealous aio coming to recognize that nil
temperance legislation must be In the na-
ture ol regulation of the liquor tratllo
Prohibition nn Ingeniously deceptive
term only proposes this by a restriction
confining tho sale of intoxicants to medio
luiil puiposos All thinking people must
admit that tho sale of whisky at all In-
volves Its salo for any purpose to which
man may choose to apply it The only
Issue then Is what Is tho best form of
regulation
Kxporleuco proves tint oven in rural
communities prohibition so termed Is
largely Inoperative s In cities t
enforcement is Impracticable The
chief result attained by the
attempt Is the reduction of the revenues
of local and state governments to such
nu extent a to largely Increase the
but then ol taxation Disreputable dives
and low groggerles secure a monopoly of
the Iniltlc because honorable men are un-
willing by perjury to continue In It ami
the end Is that the evils are Increased In-
stead of diminished
Iet temperance people everywhere
unite lu a movement that promises a
practical regulation of the liquor tralllc
Increase tho license until the most
disreputable elements are driven out of It
and then all will have been dojio that leg-
islation can accomplish To tho io
llgloi ot lioino the world must look for
the rest
i
ltlKlier mill lliclier
Wne < > Uxamlner
Tin U uimt Is climbing higher and
higher day by day It Is one of tho best
papers In Towis
Ie t Kluitor lrotrrtliMi
ritlLulelphla liewril
The best way to protect American
labor Is to get rid of all uniieeessan
taxation
AnU ItlKcvrtu niiR Ilottit
Chlttttge lloralil
Vanderbllt Is not n popular man but
he could rally n bluiror crowd to hang
lion Hutler than llutlur could to hang
anderbllt
Itotler ratu Tlmii Nimt
Coloriilo rililo
The name of Tin UvzutthV agent nt
Sherman Is Mr Cash Slrplus This Is
tho first Instance on record In this state
where ij newspaper had a cash surplus
Hanged If It aint the llrsl time In the
history ot Tin gwmti anyway
Sntl ncilsnm
oiixiixflloiitil li lintinlironiiiK tiilcit > Mln
totltltnl llNoiiii riiitlnneri
I
t lit g > J raid
Lvery tlin Sam Itandnll calls at the
White House he carries away mi ofllce for
n lriend Sain Is a happy man He has
Influence enough with the Idpublicans to
keep himself In ofllce and enough with
the Democrats to get all his friends In
A Dinlli llrl >
HrinpaleAl failxer
The Dallas Herald will soon haven new
piess and new dress they have been
ordered Tile Dallas Motliltm News will
llud It no ca y thins to control the pat-
ronage of North Tesus The Dallas Her-
ald and Fort Worth Gaitti both have a
death grip on North Texas and those
people up there should hold on to these
two splendid papers o
luo Traile In Men
New York star
Protection of goods means free trade lu-
men The government protects the business
of manufacturers but no government has
over attempted to protect labor Tho at-
tempt to represent tho protection of
goods and the protection of labor us the
same thing Is an Insult to the reason of
vvorklngmcn
Its absurdity is made clear the moment
the workman usks himself this question
When did tho government ever Interfere
to prevent a factory owner from discharg
ing his employes
Protection sicures the home maikctto
favored manufacturers by drlvlngout their
ilvnls What then follows The moment
the manufacturer feels secure of his mar-
ket he casts about to double his profits
by cutting down his payroll He sends
to those places whose Industry our high
tariff has crippled or worse to those
continental poorhouses Italy and China
and Imports cheap labor
It Is to our protected factories and rall
loatls that we owe the free trade In men
that Is making the West celestial In the
worst sense of the word
A Mnniiiiiiiit of Iniliieltily
Texu llvo Moek lournnl
The true principle of the laud policy of
the country Is one that reserves the laud
for settlement and forces It on no man-
s the laws of the country should be
made for the many and not for the few
the attainment of Immense tracts nf laud
under one ownership should be discour-
aged and madedilllcult If not impossible
the public laud should belong to who-
ever selects It and compiles with the
simple laws that should be enacted In or-
der to facilitate easy purchase of home-
steads and lu no wnv should the public
land be tied up until sold This is the
freegrass system Jul the Culled States
and smells too much of cattle kings to
obtain In Texas Hills of this kind are
mercilessly kicked out of the legislature
every time Its meets
The result is the sv tun that Is neither
a lease or free grass Is Interpreted as
lisli one day a llcsh the next Is no aooil
for the settler Is equally bad for cattle
king or nestor Is retarding settlement
and driving cattle and other stock away
It Is a monument of imbecility likely to
be made still worse until some mighty
singleminded simple man arises in Texas
polities and carries sullleient iiillueuce to
restore to the state the standing in laud
matters that existed when Port Worth
was a prairie outpost and Waco a Iron
iter town Wo have n poor prospect at
this wilting
ainxico
Im or MiAicti Oct Hi The presi
dent has granted full pardon to all
political prisoners except Kdltor Chiv
urile of the Monitor ltepiibllcano and
Kdltor Carrllto of Tl Correo del Iuncs
The prlsoucis jiardoned Include a number
of newspaper editors and students Tho
action of the proident Is hailed with
great satisfaction among the people
Gonzales newspaper N now suppoitlug
the administration and the hopes of
the Church party that the Liberal party
would likely go to pieces aio disap-
pointed
The debates in congress are becoming
unlimited and the group of Independent
ltcfoimcrs Is assuming a bold attitude
Two deputies Deevet and Inas have
demanded that tho government shall
send to congress for Its appiovnl the re-
cent contract to private companies for
sun eying public lauds The congres-
sional debates begin to attract Interested
audiences The Monitor lteptiblicnno
tlds morning demands that tho public
give hearty support to the gioiip of In-
dependent deputies The session piom
1es to be of great slgniilcuiiee The gov-
ernment Is disposed to permit ample
discussion of events In congress and
through the press
A THIEVES HLW KAHILI
A CiooU KllUit anil Olluis Iliireil lliuler
Arnit
Diinot r Mini Oct lfi last night
tho Arctic lestaiirant u thieves resort
was the scene id a desperate light be-
tween the police and a gang of burglars
whom they were after The phico has
long been under surveillance and last
night olllcers were detailed to raid the
place and capture all whocouhi be found
Over the saloon Is a pokerroom and in
this were several burglars who ottered
resistance The doors were burst In
but the ofllcers were driven back With
the help of n part of the force who woie
without tho building tlio nienweio llnallv
foiced out of the
room They eain o
out with loaded revolvers but were ie
celved lu like manner the ofllcers shoot
lug two of them one fatally
A woman belonging to the house was
slightly wounded
Chuiles Strong was shot below the left
shoulder blade He died at 10 0 this
morning
The others arretted were Con Cane
and Hilly Mellroaty and several young
men who were later released Strong
Cane and MoIIreaty arc noted crooks who
have eluded justice for some time a
large amount of stolen property was re-
covered ajid burglars tool wei o found
MurtliTfil for Mom
Huurox Va Oct Hi llotvyeen 8
and it oclock last night a terrible tragedy
was committed at Ziebertsvllle a siimil
place nine miles from here Four tramps
entered a house some distance back from
the main road In which lived two bach-
elor brothers lohti and William Kesler
aged respectively fifty and llftyfour
yeais and demanded n large sum of
money which was known to be secreted
in the house The Koslors refused to
reveal where the money was hidden and
tho tramps bound them hand and foot
and bent their brains out with it
heavy club After committing tho niur
tier they tied mid have not vet been
Wrested
IOXUVIEN
Tics Mini Timber for the I tirt Worth A New
Orlcmm Cotton
Special Io the Gazette
IoxovlKW Tkx Oct 111 Tho little
child of H It Chancy ol which mention
was made yesterdny relapsed nnd died
last night
The low condition of Mr f W llorlng
still remains although he rallies nt
times Some hope Is entertained
W S Koblnson has gone to fort Worth
on business connected with the ties ami
timber for the Jort Worth Now Or-
leans tho contract lor furulshlm which
lie has had for some time
Itecelpts of cotton here nro over 00
bales mole than lit this date last year
SKLIIXIJ STOLKX MAXUSCKHT
Ictli of ltnierim iiinl Curly lu Offered
to tinTillHi
Mostov Mass Oct in A gang of i
literary thieves appreciating the value
ol certain manuscript letters nave for1
sonic time been attempting to sell man1
uscrlpts of the late Kalpli Waldo Hnier1
sou and Curly Ie which were stolen by
tho late secretary of Mr Carlylc They
have been operating both In tho United
States and Knglaml Mr Emerson left
to his sister Mrs W II Vorbes letters
written him by Carlykyind the latter lelt
her the letters rccelvcdromthe Concord
philosopher Cailyles tsccictnry now
dead stole some of thoo lotters and laid
tho theft at the door of au assistant sec-
retary who hud died some time before
thus escaping punishment The receiv-
ers of the manuscripts have ondoavorcd
to dispose of them asking ns high us 850
each but Mrs Forbes declined to ac-
cept their offer and she now cautious
the public against purchasing them Con
seqiicntly some of these manuscripts are
still retained by the receivers Some of
them were recovered however ami the
contents of others have been ascertained
cither by rough drafts left by Mr Emer-
son or by the kindness ol ft lends who
had been asked to buy the letters and re-
membered the contents It Is Intended
to soon Issue ii new edition of the corre-
spondence
a
Ailvlro toSIotlicra
Mm WrssLOws Sootiiiso Svitur should
always ho iifcil forclillJrou teethlnir ItBootiica
the child boflmu tho gums nllnys all pain
rures wlud colic and l tho best remedy for
Ulnrrhca ii cents n bottlo
It Is poor economy to buy cheap tood
and a greater mistake Is made by those
who use au inferior braud of baking pow-
der because it Is sold for less money
Silver Loaf baking powder Is by no
menus a fancypriced article yet It Is
chemically pure nnd cannot bo classed
with tho Inferior grade of baklug powders
with which the market has been Hooded
The attack on Ioit Worths artesian
wells should be lead by every one using I
artesian water
WANT COLUMN
PKKSONAI
IKOlIE s
Intellliriiicc mid Employ
stair over iiottoillre room
L nient oilier In
< li > ilmn srn 1 I 1
h tolcphone No 1S KallroiuN lioiiltInrniirs
niecliiiiiloi foiilraclor unit private Jatiilllu I
funiUhed with reliable help hoth male ami fe-
male Alt orders promiitlr allumlcil to liojiui
Adougli
IVAMUIl ElIALi HKIr
rSTKI
> > Call als
V woman In eool while or black
Mr 1 corner l lieu y iiml licVson
VVAXTEIIlAUTNEIi
rANTID A pnrltierln n well uttalilUIieil
> > tiu lne s in Waco or In sell the vv hole
business I am overworked and mii t oell Inill
or the whole hiinlness Adilrckn Lock 1iciVi5
Waco Te
FOIl ItKNTItUlilllNOI
IiDK KENT Two eoltnjrc one vvltli four
room on Iaai First treetlho olher three i
room on VV heeler Ireel pleacniitly located
will runt Iliuap Dr1 I dim No 410 Iji
mar ftreet corner Third
KOOIIS Mill KENT
j
KENT One nlcelv furnlslied room
iiUo one unfurultlipit room for Kviilleiiiini I
coinenlent Io llrnt dais ImardlnK nonfeii IHti
Invlorhtrevl
Iion IIIM over MiiBn Uiuk loro elegant
room mutable for olllcc or tlceplnj mums
Applj In Fred KliiB
Tllll MtFIAl I llNMfliriluiMI on HrM
Hon
1
I row ell
1
1 Ml
JIISOEIIANEOUS
r NTED v fernlehodroom In private fam
Li > yj URmiiii Addre > 1 O ImvaiS
DO NOT Hinu KTTIIAT T Kr vTiirakTr
the vlnlculturlat has 10000 oneseirold
rooted Rrupc i hies the best In the world For
sale very cheap
nviAN v TnT7ANTT KeiicnilTiind iiml cot
1 lection agents
Teia Tn > m < u Tc
AltlEsIAN ItAlll JIUL KNiitnriil llnvrlQR
+ water eighty jmHoiis per inlnnte soft at
rainwater w Idle sulphur magnesia nnd sodn
w
m
w
Dll
nnd r
thc best bathlnz vvater in tho state It may be
used as at Hot springs druuk hot vvhllo balh
I11B hliiBlo ilckot i cents llvo tickets Jl
htiinlcy X Matklo proprietors uorthiv est come
public square
no TO T 1 Willi KEli Itrovlnleiilturist
VI for one > earold rooled gmpu vines tho
llliestjn the vuirld
MlOMlfoM U iiAY UONUKIlN TIio ivatur
haulers havo met touolher ami formed an
association Ono of their principal rules Is that
they will not fiirnUh water lo any man who
ov cs ono of the astoclitlnn for water elneo Feb-
ruary ISM Wlienover tho parly desiring
water pays haok due nny ono 01 iho assocln
L0 w hi furnish It to htm
couMitY imIopiiuty r ifsAMr
llOK A1E A lot of land conilstliiR of 0
V ttero In Tarrant count and bnnlurlnjrou
IMrker county twelve miles e t from Fort
Worth The land Is tnltnblu for fnrnilm and
Rr nlnc trlrw reasounhlo For luforiiiUlon
address II K F tiarcltu olllcc
i vwcAitns
Tit fun Worth Jlnr
TOOD F1MIEU A FOItl
Ijiw Sun Marcos Texas
A vie llEAl i
Atloruoysnt
1 ItOUKRS Attorney ami
I Lnutiselorant law Over Fort Worth N
llonnljhank Slaliijlreet Fort Worth To
lltOFESSlOXAlT
A I IIUOWN otters his norvlfos Jn The
Keneral practice of modlrlnonnd
surgery
Ofllce up sinlrs comer Fourth and Houston
refJlonicJWhojjtj Malm
VV ItoWll iioiiieopalhlsi Oiliec
resldonco Third street corner Husk
opposlta tho opurnliouse ontco hours U to li
n in i3u hi 4 p m liunday lOtoli a m
Telephone KoWt
Iii Their n and Commodious
WM
it 117 south Muln ctreet Mr Irene I Cliv SCUEUliKit
ioit s ii > i > viiiin s-
UE OK TltAIrOuc of tlir Imiid
Minieit nnd mosi nlcelv finished siiburlian
lottiiKes In tovrnt ooutli ltlile halfacre lot
jimnir fruit and ihade trees plundlit barn
cemented cellar eti Mreet cars pass place
every ten inlmile oiineellon vvllh water-
works paved klreet neirlj nil the vvav Aildre
VVtiaelteeinie
lMJt SAlE
Dwelling ihree rooms corner
location Apply to or address
L lot Rood
VV hit Dryden Fort Worth
1U1MXUS JOll SAIE
TOlt AIE Oil IMNTlheCominercliil ho
I1 tel Vuinon Wllbnrircr county Tc Iooi >
a sood liusliics nnrt N onuof the tiestbiillt ami
lirucat hotels In Northvvest Tovas For lerms
call on or address the
Schmidt
piopiictor Joseph
3L
CAMERON
ntlve properties have been tliorviiKluy t twl kJwb nn jwrfwt rubfimSI
1 ken internally axul pro 1 LUmuiDEn Mi u HJ
It contains no Opium or Morphlnomur KSiTi i7 9
A A fyiELLIEn 8lo rroprlot r 70U md 711 WASIIINOION AVKNUE gJl
aJbijtij
FOURSTORY BUILDI
Corner Slain nntl Fourth HtrcotM
StoGis Complete in All DBnartwj
MAIITIN OASKY
Solo ABPtit fur Sclilllis Cclrbrateit llottlot Ucur of aillwoultoo llotlUi
J Lumps llollliil niul
Keslluer
400 and 402 Houston Cor Third Si
Lumber
IIKAltH33S AXT >
Op all Night Entrance
Sniiiillfcu
207 HOUSTON STIIEET
1ijuXJl > rJCrS z 3ROJE
HKAIKIIS IN
Cor Sixth and Throckmorton Sts Fort Worth Tex
rltrht
erWn
VVholcsnle and Itctall Dealer In
TJ
B I 13 J ia JSTtt
RULING AND
FROM THE
Dn
THOMAS WITTENS
Xjjrvziijztrsr jQvaxrx > ssuslXjiId saAJ3
Irivnta carriages kept for calling and vvedillng parties Ordes by telephone
prompt and careful attention J
Corner of Third and Throckmorton Stroots Fort Worth
rdc
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5wfflH rci
Wholesale Whisky IVIerch
And Dealers In All Kinds of
WINES T TQUODRS VIVT >
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ptiifttftttl
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mAntnoi
TWlu
Undertakers and Practical EmbalHi
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Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 81, Ed. 1, Saturday, October 17, 1885, newspaper, October 17, 1885; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth86611/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .