Daily Fort Worth Standard. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 21, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 26, 1876 Page: 2 of 4
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FORT WORTH tlWWT. WT. 3S. lff«.
THE DAILY
pieces lartre and inactive, but alt beautiful,
reminding one of descriptions in Eastern
tales. In the centre of the apartment Js a
small round showcase containing jewelry,
which crowds of ladles, both high and low,
rich and poor, eagerly visit and gaze on with
longing eyes. The contents of the case is
NATIONAL 0CTOCHATIC TICKET.
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FOR PKEBIDETT, |
V SAMOEL J. TILDEN,
Of New York.
FOR VICOPRESIBEirr,
THOS. A. HENDEICKS.
• Of Indiana.
OF TO WEATHERFORD.
The Weatherford Times,, In a late Issue,
expresses great satisfaction at the prospect
of having two railroads running into
valued at upwards of $300,000. A necklace
of twenty-seven old East Ihdia stones form
thirteen pain of perfectly matched, and one
immense gem placed in front. The smaller
stones an placed at the ends of the string,
and tlie pain increase in size in regular gra-
dation toward the one in front. The whole
necklace is valued at $80,000 in gold. Two
old mine aoitair stones, without flaw, weigh-
ing mne carets apiece, and set in ear-rings,
accompany the necklace. They are valued
at $16,000 in gol^. A bracelet studded
with small stones of the finest qnali-
I ty, and valued at $16,000 completes
Vt er.therford in a aery short time, and tlae swt. A diamond >of the first water, said
copies the following from the Dallas Her-
ald : “ All indications point to the speedy
completion of the Texas and Pacific to
to l>e one of the most perfectly cut gems in
the world, and valued at $10,000 is much no-
ticed. i Near the diamond is a deep blue sap-
Weatberford. Col. Scott wfll never permit phfre, valued at perhaps $5,000, which com-
'the Central to reach that thriving village J petes for admiration with the diamond. A
tn advance ofhim, nor will he fail to keep set of cat's eyes, gems more noted for their
pace with the Atlantic an<> Pacific from j variety than their beauty, adds to the variety
Vinks.* Of course it is right for the Times 1 collection. Cat’s eyes are a species of
to do all that possible can be done with its J £li,t 8t0D«N ttnd *«?*ll*J because they
type in the work of coaxing and drawing j 1.!
the attention of tlie public to Weatiierford.
We know how it Is ourself. We expect to
see just such articles in the Weatherfonl
papers every week for twelve months to
come and perhaps longer. Ami as for
Dallas papers, we are so accustomed to
them, that we would be quite lost it we (lid
not sfe such articles every two W three
days. Tlie fact Is that we expect them to
be more numerous and frequent titan here-
tofore. beeau-e business is beeoming rather
dull in Dallas, and in order .to fill their
columns they are obliged to occupy part of
their space with something about Fort
Worth. Weatherford is destined to he. in
'a few years, an important town. But be- I
fore it sees two railroads running in-
to its bounds, a large amount of;
printer’s ink ^ will be used be-
Itecause, in the fin*t place, the central
contains other jewels of great brilliancy, and
beauty a description of which would make
this letter too long.
The foreign booths and pavillions are ob-
jects of much curiosity and inspection. The
Japan bazar, whose counter is upwards of a
hundred feet long, is always crowded with
envious visitors, eager to buy the strange
goods, which are selling rapidly. Tlie build-
ing is an odd-looking but neat edifice, built
strictly according to the Japin style, shows
ing no signs of nails. A garden is attached
to it, containing Japan plants, among which
is the noted lotns, and in large earthen pots
dwarfed trees, 3 feet high, of thd pine family
are growing, looking rough and old and, ex-
cepting in size, exactly resembling a full
grown specimen that had been storiu-beaten
for a century.
. I visited the Turkish paviliion. It Is an
octagonal building, with a divan around the
| walls on the inside on which were seated
branch will not Is1 completed to Weather- 1 some Americans smoking chibouks,' or pipes
ford in one year from this time, and may
not he in two years. Railroad companies
do not rush things now-u-days as they did
in former years, owing1 to certain financial
reasons. In.tiic second place, we are con-
vinced, and honestly believe, that all indi-
cations point to the postponement of addi-
tional work on tlae Texas and Pacific until"
with stems about six feet long, amber mouth
pieces. The bowl ends rested on the backs
of chairs several feet in front. I ordered a
chibouk to enjoy a .regular Turkish smoke.
tThc tobacco was mild but sufficiently strong
One- could indulge in the luxury a longtime
without feeling any bad effects. It was a
good smoke. I ordered a cup of Mocha
coffee. It would have pleased the Irish-
that compapy receives aid in some manner man who com[>,ailied at not liaving ^
from the government, and whether it ever! reivcd tho thick of his coffee,
will receive such aid is now very nwtYtaih. j n wa!, half grounds, whether genuine Mocha
The object in hurrying through from Slier- or not. I must prefer a cup of good Texas
man to Texarkana and from Eagle.Ford to vcoffee.
Fort Worth was to secure the amount of | I am writing this in the Newspaper build-
land granted by Texas, and it was done at .ring of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. When I en-
great sacrifices. ! teredl saw a notice requesting all visitors to
In addition to all the other indications of <*ll for any paper they wished and hearfroin
a lengthv sutqtension of work on the road home free of enarge. I called for the Stand-
we have the declaration of Vice-President | ARh *» in a few ^' onds the «•* nirtnber was
GLASSCOCK’S
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Boarding House,
[Oppo.it* Cntmlil Hot.ll
E. B. GLA88COCK - - Proprietor.
Table supplied with the bestthe market affords.
Best water in the City. -l im.
COMPOSITION ROOFS.
I will put on a first class roof, three ply, for
Five Dollars per Square
Until further notice. All persons wanting a
good roof will do well to apply to the undersign-
ed. SATIoFACTlOJf lil-ARANTKKn-
n7 dtf W. O. DIBOLD.
A. CAXTO. | * L. H. STZllt.
Canto & stein,
City Meat Market.
East side Public Square and Main Street,
FORT WORTH. TEXAS.
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Our Market is supplied daily with all kinds
of meats, vegetables and fruits. We have also
the agency for the Afctic Ice Company in our
market. j jnW-lm
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Mrs. Stelly, Prop.
(Houston Street, near the Depot,)
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
New house ami -newly fumi-hed throughout.
Cool, and pleasant rooms, and fare .th- liest the
market affords. dnl Cm
D.S.BROWN,
Carpenter % Builder,
Shop Corner Second and Throckmorton Streets,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
sep2-dtf
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T. ▲. TIDRAI.L.
K. M. VAFZASDT.
J. P. SMITH.
J. J. JARVIS.
Tidball, Van Zandt Co.
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BANKERS, J
SOUTn SIDE OF PUBLIC -SQUARE,
Fort Worth, Texas. I
DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
-sits subject to check at si|
handed to me. I was pleaded to get the newt*
from the City of Heights, and to team that
going ahead” so rapidly. C. W. D.
Brown when he selected the location for
depot at Weatiierford. that he came there i “’j"
in compliance with a promise, but cXuld
not State when tlie mul Would be made to j
that point. Ajs for tlie early extension of j
the road we would be glad if it eould reach |
the Pacific terminus to-morrow, but as it is. I
at present inqmssible, we have no objection t
to it^ stopping a few years at Fort Worth, j
and we will not qtjiarrel with our Weather- ■ _VT_
ford neighbor* for using all their arts in
persuading people that the T. & P. road is H0SACK & KNEEL AND’S
coming right on.
"DECEIVE DCpw
XV (Vrtiffiates of Dniosit issued on time eti
ing interest :it agreed rates. Buy and sell Kor-
eijrn and Domestic Exchange, also Gold and (di-
ver.
Buy Commercial Paper—Discount Notes—]
monev'on collaterals.
National, State ami County Bonds bought and
sold on Commission.
Jr^t'ollections made and proceeds promptly
remitted. -C5
wi:. zoom,
a. i r. holt,
a. B. COIACMAK,
H. C. CO LEM AS,
Kdoi/, Coleman A Co.,
itlVE STOCK
Commission Merchants,
CJ-Our Business Is Strictly Commissioners
g« derote Personal attention to the selling of
al stork consigned to ns. Shippers Will plena*
on nsign in all cases where they desire ns to han-
dl i their stock, aa it facilitates in the lotting and
w ill materially assist ns in disposing of and at-
-A.'to tka nnirta With one I oil if PYHPPIMMN
guarantee satisfaction to all our patrons., -.«.
Correspondence solicited. All letters and tel-
e( xams. to either office shall have immediate at-
tention. , ...
UNION STOCK YARDS:
S^ Louis, Mo. - - Wm. Edom and J. J. Holt
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS:
East St. Louis, HI., J. H. Campbell, and H. C.
Coleman.
n!3-ly DAVID BOAR, Agent.
4,000 FIRE BRICK!
Just received by
J. W. SGHENGK
734 MAIN STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
Dealer in
LNVINE PORTLAND and ROSF.N-
DALE CEMENTS.
—ALSO—
All kinds of Steam Machinery and Supplies.
PHtENIX STONE CO.,
Jlanufacturers of all kinds of Plain and Orna-
mental
STONE WORK.
Ashlar Window Caps,
8Uls Water Table, * ‘ • >
Chimney Tops, Posts,
Horse Blocks, etc., etc.
Also Floor Tileing and Cement Sidewalks.
< )iUce and Manufactory j
No. 734 Main street,
J. W. 8CHENCK, Snp’t.
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V - - - DALLAS.
20Q,000 BUSHELS
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WANTED AT THE FORT WORTH
CITY HILLS,
BROWN. WOLCOTT k BLAXV-
BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE!
We refer to o'Ur Correspondents:.
DONNELL, LAWSON A CO., New York.
MOODY A 4EMISON, New York.
EXCHANGE BANK, St. Loui-..
BALI., HUTCHINGS A CO., Galveston, Texas.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK, N. Orleans.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Pallas, Texas,
CITY BANK. Dallas, Texas! ie!4-lv
GENERAL
Land Agents,
TO BE n.VD IN
Cetetemttnl Ground*. *
West Pailadelfhia, Sep. 1", 1876.
> Messrs Editors :—The exposition I must
say presents a more fini-ht-d appearance than
on a former visit two months ago. Although
the approach of autumn is beginning to
change the tints of landscapes generally, yet
on the grounds nature is still verdant and
brilliant—flowers everywhere delight the
eye. The walks covered with a composition
which renders theta sinoothe and hard, are
kept as clean as a tidy house-keeper’s floor,
and no signs of rubidsh are anywhere to be
seen. Tbe undulating surface of the land
interspersed with natural, groves, water-
courses and miniature lakes adorned with
artificial fountains, shrubbery and flower-
beds, and dotted with buildings of every
size and style of architecture; tliese, together
with the immense (crowds of visitors, hurry-
ing from one point of attraction to another,
present a scene one does not often have the
good fortune to enjoyl 1 The locality is said
bv competent judges to be unquestionably
j* ,or - T PLANING MILLS.
The weather is now quite cool and agreea-
ble, but as an offset to this advantage the
grounds are crowded with visitors, more
than trebling the number in July. Then the
paying admissions, j wily, averaged about
20,000. La-«t week tlie daily average was
about -70,000. The free list does not vary
much, averaging 20.000. The crowd around
certain displays of special attraction renders
it sometimes difficult to get a view.
• The exhibition would be more enjoyable
if it was of less magnitude. Visitors gener-
ally hurry from one object to another in order
to get through, without giving themselves
sufficient time to exauiine anything, and the
result is a bewildering impression of the
whole.
The displays of some countries, as China
and Japan, generally considered to be below
the present standard of civilization, evince
a degree of t*«te, skill, and refinement one I fJN J*^LElES Co
Unimproved Lands
In Various Parts of the State.
; AT - , well improved farms in Tarrant, Wise
ami Denton counties. We are agents lor the sale
of valuable property la the city of
FORT WORTH.
Buyers will consult their interest by call-
ing on'ns and examining lists and prices.
Office on M.-.tn street, Tm lltiffrn-in’s brick
buildings. [frltfl IIOSAK A KNEEL AN I).
TERRELL !
Wood Works
-and-
Manufacturers of all Kinds ot
Store Doors,
Sash and Blinds,
Gothic and Circular
TOP SASH!
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Brackets, Scroll Sawing
^ORNAMENTAL SCROLL BAUSTER3,
iL JBf Numerous Styles, Patterns and Designs.
Also, Flooring, Ceiling and Siding. We keep
a lar^ stock of Glass, Paints, Ac. All orders
filled promptly. Address
W a. DOAZ, ' a. MARKLEE, J. X. XlCIIOtS,
a. V. ELLIS.
California and Texas Bank
;-OF- l
BOAZ, MABKLEE & CO.,
SouthBTde Public Square,
FORT WORTH,......TEXAS.
Do a general Banking Business. Sell exchange
to all princi|«al points. Particular attention )Kiid
to collections. . invl4-l
HENRY JACOBS,
e -Dealers in.-
STAPLE 1 FANCY GROCERIES,
Tobacco and Cigars
FLOTJR and FEED
• A SPECLVLTY !
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Cotton
Wheat and Country Produce.
The firm takes pleasure in notify ing its friends
and the public iir general that w'e have jud re-
ceived a new stock of family groceries, which
we shall offer for sale at retail at wholesale prices
and deliver free of charge to any part of tite city
limits. da wim
LIFE ASSOCIATION
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TERRELL WOOD WORKS, j
■; : _Terrell. Texai.
Dealers in
Enrnitnr®
MATTRESSES; QUEEN SW A RE >
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was not prepared to rxpect.
If the European uations bad been as well L
tnfonned in regard to American progress, I
when they'were making preparations to be
"representedat the Exposition, as their com-:
mis-ionera will be when they leave our
shores, their displays would have been b<*t-
trr. Aa it ia the exhibits are not bad, but
they do not represent their highest talent,
because they believed Americans not sufli-
viently cultivated to appreciate it.
England i* an exce|Hion. She lia* done
justice to the occasion, and consequently I
her’s is the be»t foreign departmenL'
• One of the notable features in the main .
building is an exhibition of jewelry by Tif-, *_ --- i • -
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ipnrtil|vQt * wall* tro imn^nif pain1 ••
AMERICA
Louisiqn* and Texas Department:
GeuBriJ. B. HOOD,
PreiidftU Southern Department.
Colonel A. M. SHANNON,
Manager for Texas. ** y
j ' Gen!. B. B. SIMMKS,
Agl. for La. and Tezat.
Assetts, $5,000,000
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Policies Issued on AH tbe
Various Plans.
Looking Glasses!
AND BAB FIXTURES.
Houston St., Fort Worth
I have taken an office on Houston street, over
B.C. Evans', and will take great pleasure in ex-
j plaining to all feehug the importance of Life
I Assurance. The Life Association of America,
refers with pride to its career in Texas, as tbe
{ members in the list of jioliey holders are many
- of tbe best citizens of tbe state. Ithas|>aidto
the willows and orphans a quarter of a million of
dollars, and invested a much larger amount in
real estate. The interest of the institution is un-
der control of. Aur own people. Based upon.the
same principles as the government of the United
States, each state having its representation in the
general management, and controlling its own in-
ternal affairs under the provisions of the grand
charter—furnishing protection against'tlie loss of
I lives, and aims at a general and safe diffusion of
capital where moat de maw find in the chances Of
• legitimate trade ldwlf| B B
REED & LATHROP,
in
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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Books, Stationery & Paper,
Paper Bogs, Wrapping and Wall Papers,
Blank Books,
Rustic and Paper Window Shades.
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Country orders promptly filled at the lowest
prices-
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503 MAIN STREET,
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DALLAS, - - - "- - TEXAS.
THE PA0IFI0
SALOON!
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-SOUTH SIDE SQUARE.
JT. XI. REID, PROPRIETOR.
' rhe best brands of Wines, Liquors and Havana
Ci tars always on hand. Polite and attentive bar
kf ?|M>rs to watt on customers.
ST. 10 UIS,
Iron Mountain and
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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^CiXiFort Worth
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AND BOUND FOB - '
SLU Si 1 Wits Jitiui U
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Thereof, should purchase their ticket via
CITY JEWELRY STORE,
J* F. H bi LiDI^iJK,
HAS FITTED HP AND OPENED A IBA
STOCK OF JEWELRY. .
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Texas and Pacific,
Mitchell A. Thurman,
CARPENTERS & JOIN EES
Weatherford Sreet, Fort Worth, Texas.
All-kinds of work done on short notice, and tn
gKiteell style. Renoirs to furniture of any kind
n wtly executed. We keep coffins on hand all
tl e time, and will attend promptly to ail orders
M the undertakers line.
Shop on North Side Weatherford street.
EL PASO STAGE COMPANY
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LILY 4 AMD 6 HORSE COACHES,
om Dallas to Fort Worth, Weatherford, Jacks
boro, and Fort Griffin.
(Connects at Fort Worth with lines for Cleburne
I all points South and Southwest.
C. BAINE A CO., Proprietors. 4
C. K. FAIRFAX, Agent.
CENTENNIAL hotel
J, T. AG AX, PROP.
MAIN STREET,
F )BT WORTH, -
TEXAS.
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i louse furnished in elegant style, with new
liture, Booths all carpeted and well venti-
h.nnds
.« Culinary department under experienced
s. Table supplied with the best the market
StX.,I.M.&S.
Which form the Great Through Texas Line be-
tween the south-west and the north and north-
east, possessing teq advantages of shorter dis-
tance, quicker time, and a more pleasant nod
conif-trfcible route than any other line can offer.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are ran by thts
line through to'St. Louis without change, mak-
ing direct connection with the morning train* of
alllines leaving that city, and giving passengers
to the east the akvantage of one train in advance
of any competing line from Texas. djf
orda. Careful and aocomnamlating waiters in
endance.____
RATTLE HOUSE,
. Southeast corner Square,
. Fort Worth, Texas.
II. THOMAS, Preprieter.
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The Battle Hou*e will be kept in flrst-claae
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st; 'le, tbe tables bring supplied with the best tile
irk Stafford*. I ^ nl3
, J A DAY at home. Agents wanted. Out-
_ I fit and terms frt-e TRUK A CO., An
ta. M.-iin*-
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TEXAS D PACIFIC lAUWAT
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CONNECTIONS
FORM THE
Direct 1 Quickest Line
To All Principal Points East.
CONNECTIONS.
At texarxaXX, with all trains on St. Lord* k
Iron Monntain Railroad for all points North,
'At Loxgvizw Junction and Mixxeola with
all trains on International for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston; Galveston, and San Antonio.
At Dallas, with trains North and .South on
Houston k Texas Central Railroad from 8her-
nun, Paris, Bonham, McKinny, Corsicana,
Bremond, Waco, Houston and Austin.
At StiKKVzroRT, with a regular line of first-
class steamers for New Orleans.
This line being frilly equipped with all modern
improvements, such as Westlngtioaee Airbrakes
and Millers Truss Platform and Coupler, is un-
surpassed for
SPEED, SAFETY and COMFORT.
Pullnanu Pul«ge Can •* All Right
Trfilns. ».
Passengers are requested to’obtaln reliable in
formation of the superior advantages of this
Great Thkovoh Lixk before selecting their
route, thus enabling them to purchase tickets by
a thoroughfare preferred above all others.
Any information with regard to nates of freight
or passage will be eheerfbily frtrnished, and
claims fqir overcharges, loss or daimqp, kill
meet prompt attention if addressed to
W. H. NEWMAN,
Gen’l Fr’t ft Pass. Ag’t.
J- : Marshall, Texas.'
Gzo. F. Noble, Gen’l Supt.
Marshall. Texas,
Continhig of Ladies an^ GeatUmen’s GoM
*nd everything kept in a flrst-claae Jswelry Store!
.Every article warranted as repusiulsfi.
His assortment of silver and silver-plated war
« Ice Pbuten " ~
Vases. Cake
embrace* Ice Pitchers, Oarfi Race I vers, ____
Baskets, Ten Seta, Toilet
ST^s^Tfc^To^bhS.,
Pickle Dishes, Cups, Ladles, and n general* as-
sort meut, in most elegant design sad finish.
EAST SIDE MAIN STREET,
FORT WOHTH, TEXAS
Repairing don* on short notice and at pricer to*
gait the time*.
Repairing of fine watches a specialty*
Engraving and Enameling, and hair Jewelry
pot up to order.
ECLIPSE
UTEBT,
AND
SAra STABLES,
Texas Street, Shreveport, La.
I am prepared to fhrnlsh a cheaper and bette
rv than any other stable in Louisiana.
A boarding house in connection with
livei
and a watchman on hand day and night
' JOHN CALDWELL., Proprietor
. PRESCRIPTION
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PORT WORTH
Female Institutes
This IxsTmmox will ax or*ran oar thx
first Monday in
I .
SEPTEMBER, 1S7«,
at the Methodist Church.
The most competent teachers will be employed
as the demands ot the School indicate. ,
Tuition per month from S3 00 to 45 00, accord-
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ing to grade. I ■*.
Music extra, at usual rate*.
Drawing and Painting extra, at usual rata*.
Incidental Fee 30 cants psr mouth.
Tnition and. Incidental Fee nrsr he paid at end
of each month. W. P. W1L80N, A. M.,
augl7-3m V F . Principal.
N. & PYLES,
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Dealer in Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES,
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MANSFIELD, TEXAS.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Groceries
Cash Paid for Wheat
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Besure to calland examine my stock before
FOR SALE OR TRADE I
I will sell very low for CASH, or trade for
Horses, Mules, Cora, Hay, OaU or Bran, the
following Uvery property: n. T
THREE fine nine-passenger Content Conches.
ONE two-horse Concord Coach.
FOUR Carriages,
FOUR Amhnlsanss,
TWO Bretts.; v * ’ ’
TWO Phsatons,
FOUR Hearse*.
SIX Single and Double Buggies, Road and Spring
Wagons, Fine Harness, ia Act, everything per-
taining to a first-class livery outfit. Apply to
. JOHN CALDWELL,
Shrevtpwrt, Loufjdana
DRUG STORE,
Comer Main and First Streets.
T WOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF FOBT
A Worth and surrounding country that 1 have
re-arranged thsatock of Drfigs formerly owned
by W. r Ferguson, and fitted up the noose in
first-class style, willing New Drugs, fresh from
New York.
All articles usually kspt hi a first-date Drag
house can be had here. Prescriptions carefully
conn mounded at all hours.
Jnfotf DR. W. EPSTEIN.
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Carriage Manufactory,
wist wzthxxtos»
FOBT WORTH,
TEXAS.
L M. SODDERS,
Successor to
MYERS A SODDERS,
PROPRIETOR.
J. H. Mokbisok.
r. m. bai
M02.RIS0H 4 RAUGHKAR,
CARPENTERS.
AND
BUILDERS,
FORT WORTH.
TEXAS-
Grocery store, or address to P. O. B
----*--wvfvin i>4 atemSLva
receive prompt attention
P. O.BoxTVwUL
L W. CRAWFORD,
Artist in Photogeny
, pnstelur oil. lagi constantly on
ALL XISD8 07 THAMES, AUVUi
PUBLIC SQUARE,
Make* every
ting of a ring
Ink, T-----
hand
And all the <
luted gallery
SOUTHE AST CO!
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4-ly ^
H. HOHENBADM,
Dealer In
Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
laid* Main Sttoet.
Watt W,
Have am baud all grade* of
pipes, eat., to sell at retell «r to
me a call - 1 , 1 *
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