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THE DAILY STANDARD.
fOOT WORTH. TEXAS. NOVEMBER 1,1S76.
National democratic ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
Of Now York.
FOB VICE-PRESIDENT.
ThOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
Fatal AecMeat to aa JEroaaat.
Many of our readers will remember the
■mail circus, with a long name, that broke
up at Dallas last spring, “Hippo-Olympiad,
etc.” The proprietor was at the fair grounds
during the week, and had a string of small
balloons which he was selling to the little
ones. He had just received intelligence of
the horrible death of the aeronaut, Mr. Cbes-1
The Turnip.—Ask an Englishman what
-m build-
ttle is-
turnlp.”
American farmers may not expect, per-
haps, so great returns from this
English Tanners, by reason ol
winters, are enabled to feed the turnip to
a considerable extent in the fields where
grown, thus saving much of the expense
of harvesting. We have not yet learned
by experience the ftill value of the turnip
as an item of winter fodder, espenally for
fatteningcattle, young stock, horses and
sheep. The writer lias in mind a dozen or
more prominent sheep raisers, however,
who practice feeding turnips largely dar-
ing the cold months and with uniform suc-
cess. Their flocks
Their lambs brin
spring, suid they tL
profitable than feeding much grain. 1 lie
famous Scotch beef ol the Loudon markets
is nearly all produced from turnips and
straw, and, so far as we know, the animals
mature quite as early as our American,
gain-fed beef.
Though horizontal fanning, as Dr. Lor-
ing defines root culture, is expensive of
labor and backaches, yet we are quite cer-
ter Buabans, which took place at Shawnee- J tain that more macliiue labor may be eco-
town. 111., a few days previous, while mak- nonucally employed in root raising. The
ing an ascension. There had been a fair in j expense of cultivation has been the great
the town, and tor the purpose of adding to drawback to the extensive growing of the
its attractions Mr. Bariums was induced to turuil, m ^ country, Yankee ingenuity
«*** •».."*!* '**.***&!
the river and let go of the trapeze to catch
hold of the limb of an intervening cotton-
wood tree, when the limb broke, precipita-
ting him to the ground. He was very severe-
lyfiji
lv injured, four of his ribs being broken and
driven into bis lungs. He was found several
matter of topping and lifting from the soil,
for example, the English manufacturers
advertise an implement which reports say
is a real labor-saving machine. It Is sim-
ple, and ought to be cheap. Some of our
enterprising dealers might either import
hours afterwards about two hundred yards the implement or adopt the principles in-
froin where he fell, having been compelled to 1 volved. It serves for other roots as well,
thrust his shirt into bis side to enable him to. rv
breathe. When found he was insensible.
He lingered In intense pain until Friday ot
last week, when death put an end to bis suf-
ferings.
Hsw Girls are Bade Pretty.
The Hindoo iriris are graceful and exquis-
itely formed. From their earliest childhood
they are accustomed to carry burdens on
their beads. The water for family use is al-
ways brought by the girls in earthen jars,
carefully poised in this way. This exercise
is said to strengthen the muscles of the back
while tbe cbest is thrown forward. No
crooked backs are seen in Ilindpostan.
Dr. Henry Spry, one of the company’s med-
cal officers, says that “this exercise of cariy-
ing small vessels of water on the head might
be advantageously introduce in our iioard-
By its use eight acres can be topped and
pulled per day, requiring the labor of one
man and a horse, By comparing several
statements we find the average cost ©f pro-
duction to be less than 20 cents per bushel.
By improved methods of cultivation and
intelligent use of maiiures this ^cau doubt-
less be reduced one-lialf. It is the testi-
mony of those who have tried it that tur-
nips are worth at least 25 cents per butlicl
for fodder. Iu the vicinity of cities aud
manufacturing villages iu New England
we have known them to often bring 75
cents per bushel, aud sometimes as high as
$1, for tuble use.
If it pays to feed grain to young and fat-
tin" stock, it will certainly *pay as well to
feed turnips with less grain.
That a partial diet of roots is her
“THE PALACjE 1"
Volney Robinson,
Late of Cleburne, Propru tor.
HOUSTON 8THEET, NEXT DO YR SOUTH
OF MELTON A STONE’S.
The choicest brands of Foreign ai d Domestic
Wines, Liquors end C.gara silwajs on hand-
Polite ami ailemive assistants to cater to) the
wants of the public.
J. F. BEALL
T AWTER and LAND AGENT.
I i tice in the Courts of Tarrant anc
ing counties, and In the Supreme i
Courts at Austin and Tyler, Have,- ,— -------
of land lying in Tarrant, Parker, 11t»e, Mon-
tague, Young, Coryetle, hhacklefoiyl, _ Archer,
Baylor, Stephens, Clay, Callahan
Jack, Palo Pinto, Throckmorton for t
in Huffman’s building, adjoining
office. _
dim
Will prac-
surround-
dnd Federal
: f),000 acres
Eastland,
tjale. Office
Standard
W. H. FEILDJ
A TTORXEY8 AT LAW, AND i JENERAL
A. LAND AGENTS. will prac tee In the
courts of Tarrant and surrounding cot nties, ami
in the Supreme and Federal courts at Tyler and
' Austin. Prompt personal altentionsiven to tbe
collection of debts, adjustment of cl inis, per-
fecting titles, payment of taxes, and tl e purchase
aud sMe of retd estate. Office up stair , east side
of Main street, Fort Worth, Texas.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Mrs. Stelly, Prop.
(Houston Street, near the Depo [,)
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
New house and newly furnished tit
P* - - -
Cool, and pleasant root us, aud tare thr
market affords.
ifonghout.
best the
tint tlm
COMPOSITION ROOFS, i
I will put on a first class roof, three | ty, for
Five Dollars per Square
ing schools and private families and it might | tQ animals none will deny, and this reason,
entirely supercede the present system _ot1 jf uo ether, should direct attention to the
machinery of dumb-bells, back-boards, skip- tarnjp OFOp. After a diwt of cofn Stalks.
dering of roots! Their craving for green
^^f^AKuwYw^ngTvrith hw *e a11 **‘u tfie «»«le or 1,orsei
The same practice of carrying water leads
to precisely the same results in the south of
Italy as in India.
A Neopolitan female
lity have
it a fod-
food in w inter, is akin to that ot their mas-
ter’s, and we must supply that craving or
In view of the pros-
fouse-
beef
experience a loss.
gait, and the same expanded chest and well-
formed back and shoulders.—[Home aud
School.
State Press.
The WaC6 Examiner rebukes the papers
that have criticised the “policy” of the
Governor with great severity ; bat is com-
paratively mild in its denunciations of that
“devilish'’ institution, the circus—thus:
We notice in our exchanges that the cir-
VVpPNNPtB
beef producers will do well to tuves-
tigate the turnip as a fodder crop for ex-
tensive use. ’
We would draw no comparison between
turnips and mangolds ^ tor it is the experi-
ence of many, that while mangold is jsupe-
rior for tnileh cows mid swine, the tiurnip
liears off the palm for young stock, horses,
fatting cattle and sheep.
as
suc-
sueeeas, aud the flat turnip even Iu August
upon comparatively moist soil.
uaiiiu aiiu miwji.
Sweeds or ruta-hagas may he plant ed
late as the middle of July with gooc si
success, aud the flat turnip even iu A tan
cus lately in Waco is drawing crowds of ul)0u comparatively moist sou. sown _ __ __ , ——
neonle to witness the show® white and 1 alnou£ the CO"1 at tJ,e last cultivation, lf;L I V JEl b i (J U Ki
S3”Our Business is StFlctly Comm:s-ion
much, or wiiere hills are missed, and in
many an open place, tlie flat turnip w ill re-
turn a good many bushels at a n erely
if old Toggy were alive and consulted, no,“!na* co£*’ I'1 ^dch econonnes as this we devote Personal attention to the sell
It is very probable that he would etiunci- aiJe the profits of the tarm Ltr^ely lncreas- i s. M.k eon-i^neMto us. Shippers will i
ate the truth instiving that these “big” A. „ Iittles make up the wu(>le.— | consign in all wiiorhne they desire us tc
shows, as well as the little ones, are not
is not a sufficient excuse to keep men to
business when a spotted horse and clown
are on exhibition.
If old Toggy were alive and consulted,
such institute ms as a correct moral senti-
ment should sustain, or he might put his
language bluntly and say they were all
Scientific Farmer.
All persons
good roof will do well to apply to tbe
ed. Satisfaction Ucakanteed.
n7 dtf W. O. DIBO|LD.
i mting a
ieisign-
HENRY JACO]
-Dealers In-
STAPLE 1 FANCY GROCERIES,
« i
Tobacco and Ciga:
FLOXJR and FEfcD
A SPECIALTY!
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Cotton
Wheat and Country Product).
The firm takes pleasure in notifying Its I riends
ami the public in general that we have j i-t re-
ceived a uew stock of family grocer'.e-, which
we nhaH offer for ►ale at retail at w holesale prices
and deliver free of charge to any pail of tl ie ciiv
limits. d*\v. m
BARGAINS
-IN-
EAL ESTATE!
ifOSACK A KNEELAND’s
GENERAL
land Agents,
TO BE HAD IN
Unimproved Lands
In Various Parts of the State.
iso, well improved farms In Tarrant. Wise
Denton counties- We are agents for the sale
liable property in the city of
ORT WORTH.
iyers wiH consult their Interest by call
Ing son ns and examining lists aud prices
O Dee on Main street. In ** “
buildings.
Main street, in Hainan’s brick
[ldtn HQSAK A KXEELAND.
BOAZ,
i. XAUKLK.C,
j.r. eixis.
1. 4. JflCHOLS,
J
California and Texas Bank
$AZ, marklee & CO,
Sooth Side Public Square ,
ro|
IT WORTH, - -
- - - TEXAS.
to 4
tocj
> a general Banking Business. Sell exchange
1 principal points. Particular attention paid
tiler tions. myM-1
T. *
. TIDBALL.
J TSMITH.
K. t
[. VANZANDT.
4. 4. JARVIS.
WM.EDOM,
J. J. HOLT,
J. II. COL CM AN,
II. C. COL. iMAN,
Edom, Coleman A Co.,
Tldball, Yah Zandt & Co.
| BANKERS,
JoUTH SIDE OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
Fort Worth, Texas.
"OpCEIVE Deposits snbject to check at sight.
xltCcrtiliaates of Deposit Issued dn time carry-
ing ntcrest at agreed rates. Buy and sell For-
eigi and Domestic Exchange, also Gold and Sil-
ver.
Bi fy Commcn-ial Paper—Discount Notes—Loan
mm pv on collaterals.
Ni tioiial, State and County Bonds bought* and
aohl on commission.
t -Colleclioiis made and proceeds promptly
remitted.i ~
YV s refer to our’Correspondents:
DONNELL, LAWSON A CO., New York.
MO M>Y A JEMISON, New York.
EXCHANGE BANK, St. Louis.
BA]LL, HUTCHINGS & CO., Galveston, Text*.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK, N. Orleai».
FIWT NATIONAL BANK, Dallas, Texas,
Ci’r|' BANK. Dallas, Texas. jeli-ly.i-
ng of
i lease
consign in all casesVheie they'desire us li han-
dle their stock, a. it facilitates in llie lottin ra.id
will materially as-lit ns in dispo-iog of ui d at
m four counties uot a single Radical Vote tltat we under-land It In nil i t branches! and
was cast. In ten other counties less than ! guarantee satisl'actiou to all our patrons,
ten Votes were cast iu each. There were j Correspondence solicited. All lelters an
TOWN LOTS
Fbrt Worth, Texas,
-TO BI
'l he Examiner under its new assistant three counties in which but one vote wa< egnini* to either office shall have immedia
editor, has added a theological to its politi-1 east in each. In the House there are Ithree temlou. _ ____
cal and grange departments; but it would negroes. The Republican strength on joint
require a good deal of skill iu any one else ballot is seven. This looks like “solid (ieor-
— 1 •• — 1 df. in ■) ** A a u/.in.:
UNION STOCK YARDS:
^ St. Louis, Mo*. - - AVm. Edom and J. J. ]
to apply some ot its long quotations from j gia.” As some one said—it is georgiaS. | N vtiox yl stock Y' vrds-
the Bible to the subjects ha connection with Cart Schurz made the prophecy uot long St. Louis, m., J. H. Campbell, and !
which tliey are copied. For example, he : ago that unless Hayes should carry at least I Coleman.
nl3-ly DAVID BOAZ, Agent
y are copi<
quotes at length tne story of Paul and the three Southern States, Tilden would be
worshipers of Diana at Ephesus, and as- elected. Grant has acted on the hint, and is
signs to Governor Coke the character ol “‘“Lmg a ^ dc^iHirate effort to secure those
Paul, and the papers that have criticised ua,»'Jful a,1d
his course to the Fnheshin silversmiths : unconstitutional occupation ot the Southern
Stlversmltlig. States with tlle anny. Tlte reaction iu the
North is what they thar no tv.'
These pious joke; are calculated to bring
religion into ridicule. The Governor
might adopt the remark of the hard-shell
Don Piatt mentions Vinnie Ream as “tbe
p^chy who, when one of M» ^ ™
contradicted by a text from the Great
Apostle, modestly replied, “I difler from
Paul.”
The Dallas Herald talks back against
the bulls of ex-communications of the Ex-
ecutive organs, and says:
If it becomes necessary to arouse the ire
of one or two more worshiping journals in
Texas, let some respectable paper intimate
that Senator Coke aoes not embody in his
peculiar self the entire Democracy of Tex-
as. If Coke’s follies and malatfiiiinistra-
liowl. I ought not to write this, for Vinnie,
although a fraud of an artist, has a subtle
sort of strength, like unto .Sampson’s,- that
lies in her hair. 31 any an old iShlon has bis
law-making affection tangled in those soft,
bewitching ringlets.”
The New York Erpreee thinks that (f the
Democracy could carry Indiana by 5000, with
Blue Jeans Williams, it is reasonable to ex-
pect double that majority with Tilden and
Hendricks.
The official count of the vote east
THE PACIFIC
SALOONi
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE.
J. 0. REID, PROPRIETOR.
The best brands of Wines, Liquors and Havana
Cigars always on hand. Polite andulleutive lir
keepers to wait on on t“"oers.
io!d at Auction!
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, I 876
liKtd_MORRIS A BASS.
The New York Store
HAS OPENED ON
Centennial Year.
The New York Store
Has Removed to Fort Worth wit a large stock of
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING!
BOOTS A SHOES
AND FURNISHISHING GOODS
All of which we are able to eell by retail at
wholesale prices. By our connection with large
houses we can undersell in (act any Wholesale
house in Texas. Try anc secure your bargains
and convince yourself by buying your goods of
J.’A 8. BRIN,
nl dly N^wYonx Stork, Main et
SEED & LATHROP,
- Wholesale and Retail Dealer. La
Books, Stationery & Paper,
n
Paper Bags, Wrapping and Wall Papers,
Blank Books,
f -
Rustic and Paper Window Shades.
Country orders promptly filled at the lowest
prices.
505 MAIN STREET,
DALLAS, ----- TEXAS
MS MI PACIFIC MWA7
WILLIAMS’ TIME I
I>. M. WILLIAMS & CO4
■iiurAcnmiim]
FINE JEWELRY!
American and Swiss
SILVER and PLATED WARE1
Davie Block, Houston Braarf, Font Voen.
American and French docks of aO kinds. The
beet quality of specAadee a specialty; Special
personal attention paid to all difficult watch re-
pairing. All fine machine work done. Orders
for work' or goods toon a distance promptly
ottended to. Cortect time taken from mesne toy
a transit instrument. S-Mwtf
CITY JEWELRY STORE
J. F. KELLER,
HAS FITTED UP AND OPENED A FIX*
STOCK OF JEWELRY.
-AND-
CONNECTIONS
Consisting of Ladies and Gentlemen’s Gold and
Silver Watches. Bracelets, Rings, Pins, Button*
and everything kept in a first-class Jewelry Store
Every article warranted aa
FORM THE
Direct 1 Quickest Line
HENRY MILLER,
AGEN FOR TIIE
,
A f : IT V MOD THIS
j,
World Renowned
tions are adverted to, these blatherskite j Kansas at the lari, election shows a toi
{S2£?juar £z. \
bodiment of Texas Democracy, Coke is the According to the Columbia; correspondent
State, Coke fat exemplar of tiuaucial sue- °/t,'e-“ew * ?rk Herald, tbbre are Jo,000
cess in the estimation of little journals,' armH.fn ^*e Lauds of the negro mob
who bow themselves down as man wor-; 1Di?ut. ^ar°‘na-
ehipers, forgetting that if Coke were in The baby show of i nday bavin- created
Hades, the grand Democratic party of i ^ ““«*“““r a;»°uNt*e fair sex.
D. S. BROWN,
ft4 a- Carpenter § Builder,
majority , ^ ..
it Is at this moment.
The pious organs of the Governor do
not pray for his deliverance from enemies,
persecutors and slanderers, but give these
had characters a still worse qaiue:
“If there- Ls anibody nnder the canister
of heaven thaRJ^fre in utter excrescence,”
says Mrs. Partington, “it is the slanderer
going about like a bov constructor, circu-
lating his calomel Dn honest folks.’’
Friends have been scatered like roses in
bloom—
Some at the bridal and some at the tomb.
Tes! I hear in—I feel it in all that they say-
lam passing away, I am passing away}1
From a speech by J. J. Talbott, wbo re-
cently died drunk in Elkhart. Indiana:
I had position high and holy. Tbe demon
tore from around me the robes of my sacred
office aud sent me forth eburchless and god-
less, a very hissing and byword among men.
Afterward my voice was heard in the courts.
But the dust gathered on my open books,
and no footfall crossed tbe threshold of the
drunkard’s office. I had money, ample for
all necessities, but it went to feed the coffers
of the devils which possessed me. I had a
home adorned with all that wealth and the
most exquisite taste could suggest. Tbe
devil crossed its threshold and the light faded
from its chambers. And thus I stand, a
clergyman without a church, a barister with-
out abrief, a man with scarcely a friend, a
soul without hope—ail swallowed up in the
maelstrom of drink.
Tho Princess tie Motternich’s last freak
was to go out
Marieausd
finest boy that could be exhibited on
day, between the ages of six months and
three years. There was selected live voung
ladies as judges, (the three old bachelor*' hav-
ing received so many-anathemas from about
thirteen mothers Friday—the)’ were conclud-
ed not to be a success) to decide as to the
beauty of the respective little “wootsv.toot-
sy’s.” Mrs. S. D. Black’s baby,^little Mock,
won the paize. There wetie not quin* so
many mad mothers as there were Friday,
there being only three babies entered. Girls
being predominant lately is ; the only Cau^e
we have for the small entraneje. YVe Would
further say in behalf of the association, as
there was no dependence to be placed in
“old bachelors,” that young ladies are not
resjwnsible for their descistoa in such cases.
rpAX NOTICE —LOOK AT! THls.-lifcAU
_1_ this. Ibiok of till* anil then come sail nay
>our taxes. ItvtUl save you] trouble, it will
save you money and U will save your property
I again notify the propertv-hohlers of the Cftv of
Fort Worth to come forward and uav tbe t-ixes
on their city property for the vfeir h£«. if not
paid immediately 1 will proceed to collect under
tbe uew tax law, which it partial to no «»»l and
empowers the collector to levy and sell at once.
R. E, MADDOX,
nSTsattnesasat City ASssesxrr and Col
T'XI 8SOLUTION.—THE UOPART]
AJ heretofore existing under the firm
Denny, Moore A Johnson, is this day d
—THE IjOPA BTXERSIP
firm name of
. . _ day dissolved
hv mutual consent by Mr. Johnson purchasing
the interest of John C. Denny and Georgp D.
Moore, he assumingall liabilities and collecting
all accounts. JOHN C DENNY,
GEORGE I). MOORE,
JOHN JOHNSON. 1
In dissolving our connection with the
Shop corner Second and Throckmorton Street)*,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
sep2-dtf
JOHN SOLO*.
PETEK COOLE- -.
ut to lunch in the forest near wedq^to^rfcS wlS
tn t cart drawn by oxen, tbe cart, best of feelings for Mr. Johnson, and cheer
nmals and ail being covered with recommend him to the citizens and hu&;
JNO. C. DENNT,
GKO. D. MOORE.
barneee, animals and all being covet __ _ _
garlands of flowers) while Madame de Met- men of this community,
ternich* dressed as a Watteun shepherdess,
drove the oxen, directing their movements ____ _____
SSftiSrsMrL"St ftjsrs foe sale i
rayed in Watteau costumes to correspond A Store House and lot on the west side of the
With that of their hostess. ' public»c—*%re, convenient!) arranged forafiunily
t void for hi. «otto»'toHve ih the tipper story, and conduct a husi-
t gold for bis cotton .sea below Forftirtber
The fanner will gei
uffien. Tilden is president
1 below.
nV-dSf -
SOLON & COGLEY,
CONTRACTORS
And Builders,
HOUSTON 8T., FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
* Brick work a specialty. Office in Solon build
mg, up stairs, on Davis block. dam
POUND AT LAST!
NEWMAN & RILEY,
Contractors and Builders.
Shop ob Main street, near the Postoffice,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Plan* and Specifications of cottages, dwelling*
and store hon*e* furnished and put up to order*
either brick, stone or wood. Work executed
with neatne** and dispatch. Best ofrttv refer
ence. Address bux-io, Postoflice, or Neuman’s
residence, Belknap street.
ONLY 15 CENTS.
TN ORDKR to introduce it into thousands of
will send our grtlt
!y journal, ‘ The Cricket ou the Hearth, ’ ’ three
month* on trial for only 15 cent* A mammoth
“Jj® portfolio, 41 Gem* of American 5rt’^by
Aldlne company, or 75ct* without premiuni
*^1®*. J5£5*!l* for U rente. Write at
HOWE
SEWING MACHINE,
* /L. .. '
pIIICKERING’S, STECK’S AND
BAiMER & WEBER’S PIANOS
• -• !. U" (
a
AND GEO. WOOD S AND
IUBET, PELTON & CO.
ORGANS !
Office:—South Side of the Public Square.
ORT WORTH. TEXAS.
Jaohmes and instruments are first class in
everjl particular and warranted to give sati*fac-
tion.l ImtiUments of every descripiioa stipplletl
on slfortnotice . daw
j4,000 FIRE BRICK!
Just received by
J.IOT. SCEEHCK
MAIN STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
Dealer in
IKE PORTLAND and ROSEN-
DALE CEBEKTS.
inds of Steam Machinery and Supplies.
1
PKENIX STONE CO,
ufaeturers of all kinds of Plain and Ot
. . mental
STONE WORK.
Ashlar Window Caps.
Sills Water Table,
Chimney Tops, Posts,
ji Horse Blocks, etc., etc.
Also Floor Tileing and Cement Sidewalks.
Office and Manufactory ,
No. 734 Main street, '
- - DALLAS.
J. W. 8CHEYCK, Snp’t.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.
F°&,%3Ca
W— «*Mn ouvr UIUUIUP IOT Id C«DU. Writ« ^ . An/ dlllggLl tlU tilt
8&. r “ Lvnm *«•- I vmsox- i co.. a x—.
To All Principal Points East.
CONNECTIONS.
At tkxarkawa, with all trains on St. Louis ft
Iron Mountain Railroad for all points North,
East and South-East. - >
At Loxgvikw Junction and Mixwkola with
all trains on International for Tyler, Paleatine,
Houston, Galveston, and San Antonio.
At Dallas, with trains North and Sonth on
Houston ft Texas Central Railroad from Sher-
man, Paris, Bonham, McKinny, Corsicana,
Bremond, Waco, Houston and Austin.
At Shreveport, with a regular line of first-
class steamers for New Orleans.
with all modern
use Air brakes
_ Coupler, la un
surpassed for
SPEED, SAFETY and COMFOfiT.
Pallmaa Palace Con aa All Night
Trains.
Passengers are requested to obtain reliable In
formation of the superior advantages of thia
Great Through Like before selecting their
route, thus enabling them to pnrrhase tickets by
a thoroughfare preferred above all others.
Any information with regard to rates offreight
or passage will be cheerfully furnished, and
claims for overcharges, loss or damage, will
meet prompt attention if addressed to
W. H. NEWMAN,
Gen’l Fr’t ft Pass Ag’t.
Marshall, Texas
Geo. F. Noblx, Gen’l Supt.
Marshall. Texaa.
ST. LO UIS,
Iron Mountain and
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
'“jS/STiliJk. Fort Worth
AND BOUND FOR
SIMM FutsM art M
Thereof, should purchase their ticket via
Texas and Pacific,
St.L.,I.M.&S.
His assortment of stiver and silver-plated war
embraces lee Pitchers, Card Receivers, Buttes
Dishes, Vases, Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Tofle
Sets, Knives, Folks, Spoons, Castors, GobMste
Pickle Dishes, Cups, Ladles, and a general as
sortment, In most elegant design and finish.
EAST SIDE MAIN STREET,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Repairing done on short notice and at price* tv
suit the times.
Repairing of fine watches a specialty.
Engraving and Enameling, and hair Jewffif
put up to order.
Carriage Manufactory,
FORT WORTH,
TEXAS.
L NL SOUDERS,
MYERS & SOUDERS,
* PROPRIETOR. „
/CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS,
VV and Express Wagon* made to order and fm
guaranteed. Strict attention paid to repair wot**
ECLIPSE
Lrvici
SALE STABLES,
Texas Street, Shreveport, la.
I am prepared to fUrn lih a cheaper and betto
lively than anv other stable in Lunuiaaa.
A boarding house in connection with
and a watchman on hand day and night
JOHN CALDWELL, Prof
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE,
Comer Main and First I
Which form the Great Through Texas Line be-
tween the sout h-weet and'the florth and north-
east, possessing tqg advantages of shorter dia-
tance, quicker time, and a more pleasant and
CGiufortabU route than aay other line can-offer
J. P. Smith.-
J. J. JaM*
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cans a*» run by thts
Hoe through to St. Louis without change, mak-
ing direct connection with the morning trains ol ___ _ _
fflirsiri^xss^jWfflsBasa smith & jarvjs.
of auy Competing itae from Texat. dtf ] „ __ _ __
A frOiKEY#l
ADVERTISINGS?
X WteS^aS^0*14CITunby 0^
re-arranged the stock of Drugs fonnertv owns*
by W Y Ferguson, ami fitted ap the ho—f ?
flret-clase style, adding New Drags, fffk
New fork
All aittelan asunlly kept In a flret-el
house can be had here. Preecrlpttene
compounded at all hetus. _
JnUtf Ml. W. KP
AT LAW
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