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Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14
Sale of Fine Lands

As Administrators with will annexed Of Jackson
SEPT. 2S 1859, at his late residence in Lin
coin Co., Ky. sell his entire estate, real and per-
s0nal, consisting oftwO tracts Of land. One Of
90 a CRIES nep Givons Church adjoining the
land OF Albert Smith, tho Logan brothers, George
Engleman and VIM. McAfee; said land Is rich, lies
well, is well fenced. we'll watered aud in a high
state Of cultivation.
The other, the home tract, containing $40
ACRES, situate on both sides Of the Lincoln
and Boyle r. z. Road, 5 miles from Danvllle and
aud miles from shelby aud junction Cities, has
on 1t good substantial frame dwelling OF seven
rooms, good barn, granary, carriage-house and
other necessary buildings also a good orchard
This tract is sll susceptible Of cultivation and Is
finely adapted TO the raising Of corn, wheat &c,
and Is also grazing farm, has on II never-fail-
ing springs, Is well fenced and will make desira-
BILE home for persons seeking one.
PERSONALLY.
The personality consists Of 5 cows, yoke oxen, 1
bull, yeariing heifers, buggy horse. 2 brood
mares, 3s head OF yearling mules large work
mules, Al head Of hogs aud about 90 shoats; also
buggy, several shares In the ID. & II. T. p.
Road farming utensils, 2-horse wagon. 1 OK
cart, wheat drill, Osborne reaper, harrows
&c. 40acres Of corn ia shock
Terms liberal and will he made known on day Of sale
GEORGE GIVENS,
H.. a. GIVEAs,
17l-td Administrators,
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

THE world renowned divorce lawyer,
Jos. b. Paxton, Esq had three spplica.
lions 10 bring suits for divorce before
breakfast the other morning, but like the
good man that he Ia, be advised them to
consider further before taking the final
.lep. Two Of the persons mentioned were
black and the other white.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

IF you want a cooking stove don't fail To
soc the "New Columbian" Everybody
buys them. For sale only BY Bright a
Cnrran.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

THERE are nine cases Of typho-malarial
fever at Mr.. J. J. Moberly's, near town.
All down, save Mrs. MOberly, besides sew
eral visitors from Madison.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

We have good news for the Circus low
srs. 8. II. Barrett a Co.'S great Railroad
show will give two exhibitions here on
Saturday. Oct. 9th.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

SrRAYEp A one-horned roam COW.
Would he thankful Tor information Of her.
Mrs Geo. Pope.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

Coal is selling at II cents per bushel
re-weighed from the cars or ~ cents dsliv-
cred.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

REMEMBER the date Of sale Of the estate
Of jackson GivenE 2sth mat. Advertise.
menl elsewhere.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

We DEFY competition on stoves, CRATES
&C. We only ask you to come and exam
Inc our prices. Bright A Curran.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

A ROUND trip rate including admission
TO the Cincinnati Exposition is now made
from here by the X. g. for s.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

RENEMnER with w. II. Higgins' cook
stoves you get homemade tin trimmings;
no leakage. or repaired free Of charge.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

A FRosr, which did soms damage 10 the
corn blades, fell Monday night, making the
sscond Of the season.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

PorArors BY the wagon load cell here at
% cents per bushel.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

Buy the Gale Chilled Plow-the beat
and chespest tot T. r. Walton.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

TINS Office is indebted 10 Mr.. J. G.
Hemphill, OF Lancaster. for q delightful
sersnade BY telephone.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

NICE line Of Fall Millinery nov open
ing At Mrs. Kate Dudderar's Call and
see.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

DoS'r buy your heating stoves and CRATES
until you see w. II. Higgins' stock.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

TmRD lot of Jerseys. escorted cOlOr', just
received At J. W. Haydena
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

Wa van, 10 .sll $1,000 sawed shingles.
Bruce, Warren a Co.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

NIcs, new lot Of Qusensware JUS, rscsiv-
Cd BY T. II. Walton
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

BARoAISs In harness are being offered BY
T. X. Walton.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

FREsn bakers bread always on hand a
3. 8. Myers.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14

OF Boyle, IL candidate for Speaker Of the next
House Of Representatives.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-14
local kiTTfRs.

TIMOTHY sEED a, 7. X. wsl,On's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
y.n,nIoyn,ent for All.

At the Intelligence Office over First
National Bank situations can be pro
cured for those out of employment.
Employers will save time, trouble
and extra expense by coming to us TO
have their wants supplied.
In consequence of the many strang-
ers coming into our Office, we offer
superior advantages to landlords for
renting their property To which
especial attention is given.
Farmers would do well to call on us
as we have applications daily regis
tered for farm work.
Also commission brokers for al
kinds of property.
/ Telephone your orders.
! 3-2-S3-tf ROBINSON Il BECKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Bargains in sheep.

lilo young California ewes held last
fall at 50, 90 each graded 10 shear Tlb,
certain to shear Tlb in May, wool alone
at p cents, certain 10 sell for $1,000.
Terms $500 per head, $1,000 cash, bal
ance in 80 days with due interest. On
market until April LIST.
350O 90 DUNG high grade ewes and
eve lambs including 500 lob 60 l2sb
California ewes and lambs, TO cN-
change August ist for Wetchers. EN.
change To 81 made on basis Of then
market prices ol each.
1000 ewes graded to shear 6lb to com
nence landing iath to 10th Marcel
with range privileges until after shear
| ing Full-bred to thorough rams
Terms; s. per head, one half cash
I balance In months,
| Apply at once To- branch otiic
Texas Investment Company,
Colorado, Texas
a-9tidtSv
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Malicious Mischief.

Scilla McDuif complaining of Karl
Brinson says defendant entered her
house and broke everything in IL, and
what he did not break he cut. Her
dress, she says, he cut into shreds,
using a razor, and she declares that
unless Brinson is punished she VIII
take the law into her own hands. she
saws that Brinson's enmity grew Out
of n refusal to loan him Il dollar wher
he applied for IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14


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Y0REI0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
And many others.

One elegant residence or business
u,operty. in business part of the city,
Street cars running each side of the
block good house containing eight
rooms, plastered throughout and pa
pered all in iirst-class order and fur-
nished with gas throughout; good els.
tern of water, and the best variety OF
fruit trees in the city, consisting OF APP
pies, peaches, appricots, soft-shell alu-
monds, figs, Siberian eraoDs; grapes;
twelve varieties, all bearing. $1,000
fences all around the lots, good oaru
lgxo2 two-stories high, and other out
side buildings. Fine shruhcry rs there
is in the city, roses of all kinds. Real
| IL one of the hest places in the city
and will be sold furnished or In part'
TO suit the customer sold soon. Ap
ply to THE TEXAS INVESTMENT Co
} 2-0.tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
WIGGINS' STORM!
Proves Farce, But Anthony
Il Kuhn's Lager Beer
Still Holds the Premium !

For II is the purest in quality, and the
most excellent in flavor, and every.
BODY wants ii. Captain III, +. Shiel
having charge Of this beer in this cry
is sufficient guarantee that II will be
properly kept and promptly delivered
during the ensuing season. His mead
quarters are ut the
TIVoLI HALL,
and all orders, by telephone or other
wise, will receive prompt attention.
AT THE TIvoIl
this suberb beer is always on btap IN
i'm addition to the finest brands OF
wines, liquors and cigars. II Is useless
to enumerate here. for every one
knows where to 60 10 get something
good in this line--at the famous
TINoLI.
I In the way of lunches, this hous'
| makes speciality of Vienna sausage
and horse radish, imported Swiss an'
Linburger cheese, Russian caviar
Hamburg cells, imported HOLLAND
4 Milcher herring. picked pigs feet an'
! tongues, kimported Cevelat sausage
lambs tongues, brook trout, sardinc
in tomato sauce, spiced herring
hampers, etc., always fresh. at whole
sale or retail. j.. huhN,
3-J1.tf Proprietor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

good demand demand for all grade, goou q
best shipping steers, 9 ooaD 75 light y Wtsutsi
butchers, 3 7hep5 -,
JIogs--hlgher; ln0n5 n5. mostly s0wi ~
Rhoep-- unchanged; TeNni,si soqi ~
knnsns city March A-Vattles. SLOW; "
and 10 cents lower.
ilags- active; o 6bc1d1 20.
Nhpuu-ar ccelpts. 1852 market unchanged
KANSAS CITY, Mnreh lS,--tattic- rceeiitt
$3.50. lower and weak; steers of 100 70 ltAa
pounds average 5G0Ct0a1; sioekcrs seaiWs
cows, 2jttiTA,
| iIogs-~sstrong and higher fereipts "'S, ~
4 1t 10, mostly atGSO
Shccp--l nchhngod. .,,
81. Louis March la.ss latte meeTts, 2"s
i shipments, 100, stock, t1ih0
! ST. Louis, march la.vlatla~. rocolpsst ilHE
market closed last evening easier, hut einnea
| to-day nrmer ON scunt supply. niid rsi',A
1 ruled strong; export steers, gl6sI w go,rl "
/ chnirc shipping, q t0g6 80. light, hA9t W.
4 good 10 best butchers steers, 15o@J ~, com
mon, , 700 7b.geod cows and hcltors' iW@
4 i On stocllers aud feeders, ~ tiD 80,
| Hogs Receipts, 300, higher; 506gI 90.
sheep Receipts SIR stendy aud Nrm nn
dinm To fair, 00eei %; good 10 choice $50
/ 8 y fancy I36aB ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
stocks and Money.

New Orleans, Marcel, iS.-strrling exchange
--I}ankers bills Si's@ihs ..,...
New York March GIL y, nl,-Stocks opeh-
Irregular at mn advance OF sscsrti lnnleunue'
ly after the opening there was silght lNn l',
ion niter which the matket nue .,i1 ~ I'm
ana al ii o CLOCK ftcoIucH "h ~" " = -
Nsw YORK, March a. Fiyc'e. extended,
Ial5; bid iis,s l21s 49, J we.
r iiGSs mercantile paper c8sl4; bar silver
iEsl2schonge-strong; isI}.@iS 94 long, isies
CO Government ran bonds u lower otherwise IN.
changed,
| Railroad ii bonds irregular hut generally Il
liverpool, March l2--Broadstuiis duh.
Groceries.
81. Louis, Mo-, March l9,-Fionr-~ahout
| centS lower.
! sky--steady; 10.
/ poTk-uuiet ntls2i
Hulk neatR--lower; long clear s5E snort
ribs, o 30.
necon- unchanged.
IMrd--noInlnAl. - "A, Ma,
Chicago, March la.--Flour quiet ana I'M
popRHiower isOs@is 10 cash or March,
| II s2ly@ii s. April. ,,i,,,. ~.
| hulk inents-fnir demand shoulders, "a
short ribs 10 short clear 10 10.
St i outs. March ~ Flour Lower. family,
6odi no, choice, 0 lhot > 2E fpncy, lse5c1
Corn ineaI--l over. %,
| PORK sjow, Is Is cash. Is % bid Msrehi 1870
!
bid May. 49,. 49,.
III Haeon1l niet: long clear. 1915 sbon ribs,
lss.; short clear, 10 10.
| Lard Nominal. -,
New orleans, March ~. Corn mesl-Duil
an TUX KIM n,eats-il good demand and Iower g,
'Ngson--In poor demands shoulders steady
long clear ana "a rib lower, az y ylg II va,
sugar steady WIN spgd u.iii"lN
1 1asA Of "A Itfl
} Ilice--Duii and unchanged.
All others unchanged. a.,
New York, Marcli lt.-torec~liflH har
: fairly active Rio eoes7 ~.
sugar Demand fAlr.
MoIasses- quiet, but ilrm,
Wice-Stcady and fhifly aciife
, Pork-.Dull aud unseltlti.
? cut Ineafs-tlu1si ana htin.
p Iard-Firm, NJ y S,i@gil %.
!, New York. March i5.-Fiour- Dai.
Grain.
! ~. Louis, March il.-wheat lower or
# VVorn-lower nj 52i..
d Kansas city. March ia Whea'-iower NJ
: Cor Cor,beez.iower; 49, bid.
e Kansas llty, March ia Wheat lower an
Z. slow No.red, ~. bid cash; sa's bid APfii'
: % Corn lower 4als hia cash; ~ bid SRI
/, Sew w. Orleans, March .--corn-apiet y
q '"M Sew " Yorh. March IS wh.at-- MARK
X opened heavy, ana destined tlHlts, pnt ~
Ie snbseuueniiy ruled stronger, and reacted y
N ~. closing weak; steamer No 2 red lseN! ~
II steamer No, = red 1876 No, ita ~,
81 Coin-openrd ieGsA lower, bel recover,
most of the decline. closing weak No.$3 y
/. ea.,4; steamer, - ses5li No. 7V'4@'x't'
!, Live Stock.
III Chicago. 'March l3,-.t Cattle -keeeipM -
q, Market weak uaGer liberal 1ifefis -. nav
| steers In fair demand, ~ lCftib loNei. =
10 torts ! a,6JB 70: good 10 best shipplhk p y
he Z ~; poor % fair IiVg5etr butchers stshg u
~ zoos 80 for cows s756s5 10 Tor sitcrh. 100
On crs weaker, al 2fs5 70; feeders quiet, NJ Z
ak 500. .. -
unchanged; heavy s 80 good 70 eii"iee 2 .
u 20. .s
and strong; poor 70 flsf s2ss' ~ gooo
fancy z,eOd9. ,,.,. -,
ers market quiet and weak; natives ~ e1pvni
NV SOS -; good 20 best shiyping, 800
IVY eofnrnon 10 faiT & e0r5 81 butchers, s@3
stnrEers. 06ssf ~ feeders, lsa5 "
81. Louis; March ie.-Ca'sis- Fiffnef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
A Friend Responds.

To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Sin As friend Of Mr., y. NJ.
Prcssly, who has been good, quiet
and peaceablc citizen Of Fort Worth,
| would ask you in justice TO him TO
publish these facts: That the party
who attempted suicide last night, the
result OF too much whisky, was y
brother of n. NJ. pressly, who lives
near Roanoke, Denton county, and
not n. NJ. Pressly who lives near Nir
glnia House, Fort Worth.
A FRIEND.
Fort Worth. March ID, 1883.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
,r,cIL PROCEEDINGS.
|, ~. Bond Rejected. aud Stat
..,,,s Bid Accepted.
orPaying Agnin Considered
,p,nrti-Coi. Hail Talks
Plainly.

|.oancil met at two o'clock loo yes
sdiourned session. The first
,. a the consideration OF Col.
"a which was read. Sever
opn W. questioned the ability OF
ls,,eu to meet a forfeiture
.,'e houd was rejected.
~ slsitery, Of Waco, who was
LIN M adjoining rooom WAS
me and the council awarded
,a,lract Of digging trenches
Inc pipe at Sl67 above
made by Col. Hall
w. bond question came up Mr..
VAS not ready and asked for
Inv he would have TO so to
man Hickey said Mr.. Slattery
!, 10 put the $4,000 in bank
,man Haymaker thought 1t
3 a good idea for it to be done
,nd save all further trouble.
Mr. Slattery was given until
morning ut 10 o'clock to go
and make his bond. The
h Of paving the streets was dis
length, samples of sandstone
az limestone were exhibited
Of laying same given by city
II.
,sr received by s. NJ. Fry esq,
snnibal in regard TO a pave
I'D there was read, and the
nayement met with great favor
contractors saying 1t was the
N had. The city engineer wn'
lel TO advertise for bids, which
sement will appear shortly.
imam Haynlaker was appointed
,iltee OF one TO see that th'
lamps were put i'll according t
Il
bIall arose to II question of priv
nj addressed the council. IA
de the lowest bid by Sl67 10
Inc and laying pipe
Hhad offered II bon
several times the amount re
$4,000, he had mortgage
in this city to indemnity tn
hen, and the council had q,
Nthe bond not good. He fel
ltcd; he felt as if he would lil'
Fort Worth and go eisewher
"A no one anything, knew II
required OF him, and coul
derstand how his bid being tn
4 land his bond good could be s.
/ Tor n stranger who bid ST.
Several ALDERMEN said the
I the suiliciency OF the bon
/, it was said there was notl
4 efore the house and Il
adjourned. 1t won
Il 10 state that for the last te
Il d council meetings have be-
4 light be termed executive Sc
4 ( receiving the work given hi
ly Mr.. Slattery said he wou
city lift was not given him,
V b kept dancing attendance
bv promises of theirs whi'
kept or he would make I
her pay for it. Mr.. Slattery
now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

Dahiman Bros. .clothlershave Just re-
ceiveti an elegant line OF piece goods.
The very finest Scotch tweeds, cassi-
meres and worStcds, plain and fancy.
Also the latest styles OF Stetson hats,
hoisery, silk handkerchlefs, etc.
We are now receiving nom New
York the very latest styles OF clothing
and gents furnishing goods ever brought
10 this market. Prices 10 suit I'M
times. Come and zee for yourself.
DAHtNAN Bros.
. ~ sss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
In MeInoriani.

HIAZETTE learns with deep re-
| the death of Judge +. I. HILL
] which occurred ut his house IN
IN the 9th inst. from typhoid
sonia. Til. writer, having
\ the deceased for Il number OF
lis aware OF the great sorrow
3eighs down the hearts OF m
fable relatives and friends IN
faise of this excellent gentleman,
Is ever known as consisteht
ham, q gentleman of marked
4 and ms u man destined one OF
est and noblest.
He liilliard was born III i.ouls-
Ee believe, on the 18th day OF
mlber, 1919, and was consequent
his 34th year. Possessing a THOR
Education he came to northwest
soon after verging into man
and by dint of exceptional en-
arved out his own fortune. lie oc
several important positions De
upon him by hi'
-NltlSSllS, pttii-
pr of years county Judge 0
! county, where he also con
! n prosperous land and law pusi
and in which he was engaged a
hi the time of his death III IN
I Fleming, Moore & Hilliard'
$50 he was united in marriag
Is Ina Graham, of Graham, on
fairest daughters of Texas, WY
he lived happily until All "
Providence removed nun TO
sphere of usefulness; put NJ
pne of his children was calieu
AVS before him.
be disconsolate widow the ~
oilers its sincere coincidence, III
that he who tempers the WIN
shorn lamb, may comiort II
sher greatest hour of ailiiciloii'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
A Call.

70 r. 4. u. Andrews ,
Your petitioners, the undersigned,
would respectfully represent that the
lSirst ward of the city of Fort Worth.
nav annually heavy proportion OF
he taxes of our ilourishing city, ana
That we AS citizens and property own
ars i'm said ward have received COM
narotiyely but small benefits from the
treasury department.. And further,
recognizing that in order TO secure
tlat which is justly due us out OF me
cifv funds. we will have to elect alder
mon of acknowledged ability, integ-
rity and industry, and believing as we
do that You are possessed OF these requi-
site qualifications. we therefore re-
spectfully ask you TO become our
| standard bearer in the coming contest
car alderman of the First ward
w. G. YouNa,
A. s. NICHOLSON,
JOIN NICHOLS,
/ John J. MAssIE,
THos. A. TIDBALL,
GEO. JACKSON,
JAKE JOHNSON,
J. j. KANE,
FRANK w. KANE.
+ j. A. BEAzLEl,
p. II. TALLY,
THoS. WIlrEN,
JNo. +. SwAYNu,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

Stockmen, horsemen and aillovers OF
sport are Invited TO attend the spring
meeting OF the Gainesville Driving
Park and Bloodcd stock Association,
beginning, Tuesday, April 10th and
continuing fourdays. -Four races each
day, running and trotting. Excursion
rates on all the railroads. Come one
and all, general good time Is prom
ised.
For further information address,
r. II. SHERWOOD,
inch 6.-tf Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

Three thousand head OF stock Cattle
delivered anywhere within 10 miles
Of Fort Worth at $50 per head wiz
class MS follows: 80 cows, $40 calves,
80 two-year-old steers and heiiers,
i 7a5 onc-year-old steers and heiiers.
hppIy 10 THE TEX As INVESTMENT Co'
'i-u tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

At 10 o'clock Yesterday Capt. Pad
dock found his horse and buggy in a
lane three miles south of town, near
Leach's farm, tied to a fenGe. EVE
IDENTIFY the horse was driven there by
some one who had the desire 10 ride
no matter what Inconvenience others
are put TO. In words, the horse ana
buggy were stolen for time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14

Unlimited range furnished for W
Am head of cattle at 81 per head, OF
viii take entire charge of herd al =
ner head. Range is the best IN t ,as
state. 49,, Ia o50o
two wear old steers ut 81 good Mesl,
ern cattle delivered at MenardViii,e.
April Is. .aao she cattle
delivered nj Terrell, May 10Th, aiso
Sooo to 500 East coost cattle DELIVERIES sa.
nj Forth Worth, June isli o.,
1000 average stock cattle delivered !.
a. Dodson's prairie, Paio Pinto county
from April 18th to May LIST, is ear
iings g. Two year old $50 COWS - -
COWS and calves 81. - sss
Apply TO the Texas inV esehS, !,
F.. Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
IMPORTANT.
4 rlne ,old watch Given Away.

A fine gold watch VIII be given
to those Of my subscribers who VIII
take the GAZETTE from nae for the
next six months. The list will b. held
open for thirty days only, giving ~
an opportunity to secure q chance ~
the rattle. SO hand In your NAMES
before IL IL too late. Parties tailin. e,
pay up promptly or letting their su'i-
scription run longer than one month
orfeii their chance.
JAS. 7. MELLON,
CIV CireuIntOT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Nn1ice.

For sale, nicely finished and wei
n,rnished residence, with large lot,
ward with fence and shrub
herv situated in desirable part OF the
s.i.v3will be sold az sacrifice. IN
nuire nj office OF Texas Investment
,lu,.n n, a-4-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
Horses for sale.

SIX hundred half and three-quarter
American stock. 100 head brst-c,ass
saddle animals 500 stockers, one-haii
mares balance IS and rs, also q GOOD
Kentucky jack with the outfit. Terms
cash on delivery.
loft TEXAS INVESTMENT Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
For consumption use Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar.
Clarence HIte's Confession.
[Knnsns ME- ionrnaI.

hNHNte tity hhhib''il
Colonel John +. Phillips, one OF the
counsel for Frank James was met yes
terday by journal reporter ana
asked. What do you think OF Gar
ence Hite's confession in regard 70
Frank James connection with the
Winson train robbery ~
~ have really paid no attention to
IL - was the reply. Every time one
OF the fellows wants To attract atten-
ton or sympathy from Tod or man he
makes new confession. Hite plcaded
guilty 10 train robbery and Went 10
the pcnitentiary on his own cohies-
sion. believe he lIns nnde t%o or
three confessions before, or u reported
10 have done So.
at reminds me, y continued Colonel
Philips "of old Judge Jennings o.
Henry county. One time the Ola
Judge was very sick. 30 be c;ailed h'
friends around him and confessed ne
lad stolen Sl0,000 from the county
I The matter afterwards came up ~ tn'
/ courts I'M the suits Of what were KNOW!
as the Henry county bond cases. wen
things changed around and the ol,
/ iodge got well again. Then he tooi
I hack his confession. ! put hini on IN
stand at tine trial and he swore thn
i when he made made the confession u
told q lie and was only trying 70 loo
Cod
Twill Clarence Hite's statement
that Frank James killed MeMiiai
the stone-mason at the Winston irai
robbery. have any effect ON The trlnl.
aCaii't tell. Hi,e il about ready !
die with consumption. ] suppose y y
gets better he will take his coniesslo
6aok. There i one thing about Fran
James, he has never yet told i"e
: stories about somebody else, and ~
: mans meyer made a confession.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
For Sale.

Two hosfes and lots sodth of I. 4 I
track frofffng east. on Main street
near The Mrs. Gen. Byrne's residence
Also one house and lot, fronting west
in same locality. Apply TO IA. q
DUNCAN at the Metropolitan Hotei
or TO Kneeland Littlejohn d Martin
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-14
rREss MARKET REPORT.
Cotton.

ST Louis March AZ tton--9uioN itluf
di,ng OK; nilcs~--; receipts aa)e shipments
.lc0. 49,. ..,a,an.na.
Liverpool, March is-~Cotton-nh ehair ,s,n,
u,lou,is 5p.ls orleans lllH; sales SNu,
! r,ceipts $500; American 30 No.,
New Orleans, March S.-~tat'ohe-quioG
nitidiing . ll-i6 reccirts7lcN. II
i iNprnool March lS.--( otton-iuodcraie IN
aniry freely supplird upland spots ol.; 9r-
| lrnns 1915, sales, NblG, exports and specnu'
| non. loco, American, 0SNNo; receipts, t5eH
New York, March ls.~-co'ton quiet