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JNO NICHOUS
VicePresident
rpHE COT NATIONAL BAHK
si Paid in
iFund
Of Fort Worth
in matters nertalnlns to Conservative Banking reeelvB careful and
prompt attention
WJ Boas JYHocsett J It Adams
9W HoUlntrsworth
O W UOUtSOSWOETTl
Assistant Cashier
B TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
> Virtb Texas Second Street between Houston and Tbrookmortcn
fUPHAL PAID IN 3125000 SURPLUS FUND SIOOOO
11 sinJ banking business Collections mado and promptly remitted
change drawn on all principal cities of Kuropo
IT WORTH CORNICE COMPANY
I > o ll kinds of Galvanised Iron work and make a specialty of
Felt Slate Booting
i and
Kul ordf m recelro prompt att ntloo and estimates elven on application
UMaadl05BnBkSt cor Weatherford Port Woith Texas
leading Bwggy and Carriago Dealej
of North Texas
2 = XjE3V 7X e5 BRO
Dealers In
VTB3S 3 13 TINWAJ5E
S tarers of Oalvanlsed Iron Fines Rooflni GntUrinj and aU kinds of Jo
t Snlbr the Celebrated Acorn Cook Btoves ana Ranges Also Evers Oook an
503 Houston between Fourth and Fifth Streets
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FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY JANUARY SO 1885
18000000
8000000
rr drawn on all tUe principal dtles of Eoropa Collections n specialty
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FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK
SitOBitDra to Tldhall Van Zudt Ca Fort Worth Tcxm
jlll STOCK PAID OP 12500000
IwnniDi 51500000
transacted Collections
l aun business mail and pwmpilr rsnuuvd Kx
ailtUisprincipalcitiesor Europe
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vn Widt Tho ATldball N Harding J P Smith J J J httIs IC J Baall
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D 0 BENNETT
VicePresident
EBHAHROU
FIEST NATIONAL BANK
Uasaler
Houston and Second Streets Fort Worth Texas
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 430000
DIRECTORS
VL B Loyd J D Reed Zano Ootti D 0 Bonnott Qoorfia Jack
son 8 B Buinott E B Earrold and E I Ikord
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
J Y HoaSBTT
VicePresident
II O KDitiKOTcm
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Ex
U a Edrlneton J K Klin BH
On Firms and Ranches and on Vendor Lien Notes negotiated by
FRANCIS SMITH Sa CO
iwonraTKXAB
Bel Traderi National Bank
HAN ANTONIO TEXAS
Ktimpmnn n Block
MOUSEY TO LOAN
Jsbio30Q0 and upwards on pastures or large forms for a term or years Vendors
ipsrcued Apply to
HHATTUOK te HOITITMjVN Now Orleans Zja
ornCXSFort Worth over City National Bank Ban Antonio Boledad street
JiTKIAJf
Established IKS
W Q BATEMAN
in 121416 and 18 West Second Street Corner Throckmorton
ORTT WOTJTTfH TEXAS
IS
M CAMERON CO
Wbolcsalo and Retail Dealers In
Worth Decatur Weatherford Gu don Baird Abilene
Colorado Big Springs and Pecos
fall ltno of Bulldlnr Material Patnta Cement Tlnio Kto
TEXAh
twvls are always the chearMt and none not flretelass eoods > re carried In
stock attention given to mall orders
Bpeolal
Un Vort Wottli Tnsn
FIME8T ASSORTMENT IN THE THE STATE
L ttCa 207Honstou Street Fort Worth
DS JOSEPH HIRSCH
terinary Surgeon and Dentist
texas
ranocKHonioH street fobt worth
tendons or any > ona deposit
v > fir nganu hUterlDB weak
IS ol cattle a sieela ty
3i5
HOUSTON ST FORT W0BTH TG8A8
JF01t
iWholosalo Dealer in
KVKR OFFERED IN TlUl HTATJS
1500 worth of ladies Misses and Childrens Merino and Woolen Hosiery at
50c on tho 1
8000 worth of Dress Goods including Woolens Silks and Velvets onethird
to onohalf off Manufacturers cost
o000 Worth of Blankets andComforts including 54 pioces Kontncky Joans
27 pieces PMu mid Twilled Flannels Waterproofs and Cassimcrs at one
third off regular prices
2000 worth of ladies Hisses and Childrens Merino and Woolen Knit Under
wear at 50c on tho 1 i
1465 worth of Ladies Misles and Childrens Cloaks Busman Circulars
ftowtnarkcts Havolocks Dolmans and Plnli Jackets at onehalf off Manu
facturers cost
ll
S000 worth of Mens Boys and Childrens Clothing at ouohalf off Manulac
turers cost
DISCOUNTS TAEiM OFF AT
Respectfully
TIME
OF SALE
is
IYERS POND Tfianos tho standard of excellence
WEBERjiPianos strictly itrstclass
HALE Pianos the host mediumpriced piano made
MASON HAMLIN CLOUGII WARREN and SI10N1NOER
for tho least money
Organs tho host
811 stiacl sis KsCoi LstoxL sttiro
mf mf m nKs m JBLmll BC TSSfeiaa tsHasdOEa ittBb sM <
Jueenswaro Crockery and Glassware
CORNER SECOND AND HOUSTON STREETS FORT WORTH
FORT WORTH CHINA COMPANY
WIIOiLESAXyE
CHINA GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
tub ixinocrr btook ov
Avalon Calvertlne and Bisque Ware
Ornamental Goods Chandeliers and Lamps in Great Variety
Wo are now prepared to enter into contracts for either tho
We have on out Boobu a Desirable Lint of
FOR SS JEOraNTQ X > 3EJXIV3EI3E8 3fcr
Cabernl Aclv iicos 3MC < i < 3 > on 3Enr > olnasee
Grazing Lands Stock Ranches City Property Etc
Second Street Between Kpuston and Throckmorton
TORT WORTH TFXAS
7 = r
VOL IX NO
TUB WAR IN EGYPf
Tho British Conttnuo to Advance bnt
Suffer Groatly for tUo Want
of Water
1200 to 12000 Was tho Odds iu the
Roeat right A French Statement
of tho Losses
A fUKKVIT RTATKUHja
IARW Jan 0 Tlio Temps pro
frsaet to know that IHo ofllclM report
much undcrotAted tho oios of tho
British at tho battle of AbuKlea
TUB lUIWKNT BlTUATlpK
Tho corrcspoiulent of tho Nowh with
Gen Btowart toIbKrttphs that It Is
Htatcd that El Mitudl sout lUOOlt
picked troops to nnnthllnto tho Ilrltlsh
troops nt AtiuKlcn but that thcro m
no more fenr now Tho British hnvo
tho Nllo on their bnok nuuthor llrlt
IaIi eolumu 1h on the march nuil Gen
GordouB steatnorH oto Itwulng BupnlltM
mid mntcrialH Molcninch la Hilll held
by a Btuall foroo of rebel rlnVmon
WITH ONK R1U88 OtllT
Tho town IsmiIU tobolu urvntctrultv
A lCaropcaii woh cltmrly dintlnculshttl
In tho robot run It h Tho IUUIbIi havo
captured threo unarmed rebel boatt
which will bo very useful to them
All the olllcora and tnoii are In excel
lent health and opIrltH Tho UrltlBlt
tquare uumbored lttiK and tho force of
tho enemy la estimated nt nearly
12 000 When tho iquaro retumtd to
tho iinrtba tho day after tho light
ninny ofttio nrrlioii vept for ny
TIlKBPJtCIAI WAR COItltlrONiUm
Tho astonishing lnorlnllty among
tho novepai < < rcorrc > ou < 1euti < whoao
companltd Gen BlowartBforctolaono
of tho chief feature in todaya nowu
from tho Boudan Of tho flvo oorro
BoondonU who atnrted on tho inarch
from Uatulul to tho Nllo throe liavt
been hilled nnd ouo wcuihHmI Tlioue
killed wero Col llurnaby who
had n spcclnl cmnniliwloii
from tlio Moruluic Post Onineron
of tho Dally Standard nnd Herbert of
tho irgiilar BtulTof tho Morning 1oHt
Tho lirst known f threo correinond
onta next to Col llurnaby was J A
Cameron who had a lout nnd varied
oxporienco at a war cornapoiulint
Coiucrr waa with JluUor Iunha when
that illlcer nuido an attempt to ohim
Use Kl Mahdl artrr tho defeat of
Hicku Pakhu Cameron was mlwloif
for Bomo moutha after that aud watt
BUllOSM TO 11R DKAU
Uobnd bfou cup hi red ami tlutulned rs
a prisoner iu Kl MuIkIIh onuip but ho
eventually mado Ills eecupo aud wroto
au lutertHtiiiicund valuable account nt
bin experloiioo durhiK his dctenttoii
Col llurleigh tho eomimoDdtnt of
the Dally T leuraph who w b wound
h In thollRlit of tbel0UIs Uulnc
well
1AINTINO FOK WANT OK WAUHR
in iho llKbtof the luiu tuHt whlolt
occurrut within threo tnllea of tho
Nile many llrlilsh troops wero in nl
inoBtafalutlnK condition frmn lack of
wator Col Htr Clmrlea VVilBon order
ed a Binali dftaohment of cavalrymen
to obtain a supply of wator I nun tho
river by cuttinc their way through tho
enemya forctB This ditUiteruuB tnovo
muut was acoompanlcd with vw ioett
of life than mlijht liavebeeu expected
Kuough water wai obiulned to revlvo
tho troop and enable thorn to continue
tho attack
TUB SITUATION ON T1IH Jtlll I1BA
TUu iikwh ooiicernlnn tlie ciieratlnUK
of tho uufriendly Arabs alouc the Hed
seit contluiifa to trow more mrloim
MaFBOwah U nluiOHt Iu a atnto of Bleue
with trloomy pros ecta of relief The
AruliH make ttiocka In force almost
every night upon rjuaklm aud iluthii
tho day tho tiring a aluat tho frnrrUon
la almost continual
areatly Btrengthened by
The garrif on wbh
tuo arrival of
4H Urltlsh troops Nowb itna UeOn m
ctlved cf a doaperato attack Upon tho
Galuboo garrlsori in whloh 100 of the
uarrlBon nnd 8U0 of tho enemy were
killedOBN
OBN BAn KH EXItblTIOW
AdvlciH rectlvtd t Humtlab hut
nlKUtcnucoriilntr the expo < < Itlon which
left there for Berber Monday last un
der Gen Kario Btato that iho Black
Wcli and BiafRjrdshlre reglmints ar
rived at tho KatielelAbak cataract
yesterday Bofire reaoblug tlieratar
net tho cavalry eout two mites in
advance exchanged flru with tho tioit
tilo natives IheAiabg mado iho at
tack hut wero bood driven back by
tho cavalry and camel corps Soon
afterward theso two corpa captired
the village ot MauaK A number of
cattle and phecp w ro tukon
CAltlMI VOll J1IH WOU bKl >
AU are housed In c zy teutu and
provided with comfortably beds ob
tained from iho native lu vltw of
thoinanyhurdBhlpB aud dentlvatiopa
which tho wounded men had MiUmil
and the nlmopt ennstunt movltii to
which they hud been nubjeoted most
of tbeuiaro making wondei ful progrew
towards recovery In the cases of
about twothirds of the wounded
Till INJUmiB ABU Y HT A1
Amonu tula claw agreat number of
BurKlcal operations aro ueceBary
Many of tho wounded were taken
back to the tiakdul we J In Tho etip
plles In tho vicinity of tho post at
Gubat are plentiful Tho army will
make no demand on their bare sup
plied if tho natives contUiuo to bring
In produce
fltH OTKWAHr IH1KCI WKM
London Jan 20 Gen Wolscley
telegraphed from Korti thi morniiiK
that he had reoel vo 1 reporW from tho
Burgeons at Gubat Btatlusf that Gen
Btowart was doing well No attempt
has been mado to extract tho ball Tiio
bullet entered the thlrth and Is now
lodged in the region of tuo groin A
hospUfvl for tho wounded aud disabled
of Gen Btewart coramaty ha 1ttm
pitched On the bank of the Nile
Tfie Arfeaija nruatoribfii
I4JWJB Book a k Jao 53 Af
ter three ballot for United Qtiitw W
atotr Duval waa withdrawn The last
ballot Ktood Dmto Jono 4S Ber
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