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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-04-21

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Few Orleans Mail daily A.S pm 1910 sem
Bardis aooom'n, Except y
Sunday. $50 pm 800 am
freight train ,car'g p'g'sl $50 ann 7.b0 pm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

hmnor caused frquent bursts of laugh
tar and applause. ~. Louis Globe
Drmocruf.
Mrs. MeTiwether, of Memphis,
sparkled all over with wit and humor.
We reckon shes rebel OF the
deepest dye, and she sticks like he
roine OF the first chalk. We don't
blame her at all for that. Daily DEM
ocrot, Docer, NcD Hampshire.
Never were better powers OF natural.
oratory displayed than by Mrs. Merl-
wether of Tennessee. The story of
the southern woman's eloquence had
spread, and the hall was crowded
Northern women were electrified by
her fire and eloqaence.-H. Louis Re-
pubiican's report Of Chicago Speech.
Mrs. Meriwether is always witty, II
not always logical. She winds up
every argument with cracker, and
keeps her audience bubbling over
with laughter from first to last. She
is Southern In enthusiasm aud indie
I pcndence, and does noble work foi
I the women of the South. --DniN Cour
( Ter, LQfogette, Indiana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
ALDERMANIC ACTION.
The wsterworks Company Given Adj
ditional Time.
Alderman seaton speaks Plainly About
Certain Matters, Contracts. Bonds, kic.

At eight O'Clock last night Mayor
Smith called the council TO order,
present all aldermen, city attorney,
city secretary and engineer.
A communication from the Fort
Worth Waterworks Company was
read, asking for sixty days additional
time to complete works, II being inn
possible to get machinery In place be-
fore that time.
Mr.. Seaton said he was willing to
grant the time but thought the COM
pany had acted very badly In
the way they had left our streets. We
had neither streets or water-works,
and he thought the company should be
compelled TO put the streets in rs good
condition o. they Were previous to their
/ occupation By the company. Hum
dreds of vehicles had been broken, wo-
men had been injured aud our mer-
1 chants business retarded.
1t was determined to fine the com
pany, beginning to-day, for all neglect
In falling to put the streets in order.
The sixty days were granted the
company.
| Mr. George II. Hill, representing tn,
Akron Pipe Company, appeared be
fore the council and said he had tele
gaphed for the pipe and it would bt
shipped at once.
City Attorney Mozart read {
contract TO be signed b,
the city and Akron work
which was agreeable TO Mr. Hill, an,
signed by that gentleman and tn
mayor.
1t was agreed to give Mr.. Hill -four
teen days In which to give bond G
$500 for faithful performance of con
tract.
The contract between the city an
, Col. NJ. s. Hall was read, as well u
bond. After much discussion, II wa
decided to give Col. Hall until
o'clock to-day to give another bond.
On motion, council adjourned unit
2 o'clock this afternoon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13


Unlimited range furnished for 20
900 head of cattle at 81 per head, or
will take entire charge of herd ut -
per head. Range is the best in the
state. mchSS5
$500 yearling steers at SIT and $500
two year old steers ut S2l, good West
ern cattle delivered ut Menardville
April 10. Ssyt
$500 to 5000 good average she cattle
delivered mt Terrell, May 10Th, also
5000 to 600 East coast cattle delivered
nj Forth Worth, June LIST, 3s2t
1000 average stock cattle delivered
on Dodson's prairie, Pato Pinto county
! from April 18th to May LIST. Year
lings S.. Twoyear old $50 cows S2A.
| Cows and calves S34.
Apply to the Texas Investment
| Company. mci5 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
bargains in sheep.

li4o young California ewes held last
fall al s., so each graded TO shear 1ib,
certain TO shear 40 in May, wool alone
at % cents, certain TO sell for 5000.
Terms $500 per head, $1,000 cash, bal
ance in 80 DAYS with due interest On
market until April lst.
$500 to 5000 high grade ewes and
eve lambs including 500 l0'h 10 lib
California ewes and lambs, TO ex-
change August LIST for Wetchers. Ex-
change 10 be made on basis of then
market prices Of each.
1000 owes graded 90 shear Glib to COM
mence landing 10Th 10 10Th March
with range privileges until after shear
ing Full-hred To thorough bred rams,
Terms: S. per head, one half cash,
balance ia I months.
Apply nj once tS branch Office
Texas Investment Company,
Colorado, Texas
2-9tfd&w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Hotel Arrivals.
,TRoPoLITAN HOTEL

hETROPOlIiIAN hoiEt'
|R. ii. Rue, Denison; q. $. Duly, j.
McHugh, Omaha; j. w. Ramsey,
reenviile; J. Il. Russell, Bonham; Il.
!. Pruitt, Colorado. Chas. Davidson,
3ifton. A, r.: Thos, Johnson, John
knrnes, w. T.. Beob, Dexter;
Irs, =. Maier, Abiline, Texas;
h. G. Bayley, Henderson; VIM, Cam
ION and wife, New York; G. A. j.
Farmer, Hillsborc; Geo. Gentry, Fort
lll Chas. III. Paddock, Hodge, II. w.
| ye, city; r.. A. Thompson, Hen
|etta; j. +. Loudon, city; +. j: Penn,
andview; S. NJ. Cooper, Grandvlew;
ii. Goodloe, Burleson; Squire Har-
s, Burleson; II. p. Knott, Wichita
fails, Henry G. Fixes, M. p. II: X;
4. II. Castillo, Alvarado; w. A; Hod-
rs, Alvarado; X. Aycock, Colorado;
! w. Waller, Sedalia; VIM. Sander
Paris; J. II. Goss. Chicago; Al
ackson, Danville, H.; III. M. Speysf,
DALLAS; S. j. Rass, Hillsboro: Edwin
Hill, Boston, Mass; q. .. WiliougA-
D, Coleman; B. j.. Head, Alvarado;
s. Braden, GdnSiicld, lows, ". "
Baden, Eagle Grove, iowa
r. Nelson, Missouri Paclnci
II, Bell, Montgomery, n. T.; q. W.
hanna, l.eVcrne, Iowa; IL. Carter
Tex; h. CHATTER, Goldfield, Iowa; "
q Sparrow, Bourbon, Ind; ). "
faxson, Chicago; w. o. Hoffman,
chicago; a. c. Halliwell, Chicago
W. Matthews. Chicago, +. +. Brown
BENSON; A. i. Bell, Chicago; y; NJ
7Bnrton Innrtatta. v Hort Sdies, Kan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
LITIGATION.
Five suits for Damages Filed yrster-
day.
Couldn't Raise Early ycgetables-DanAases
to MuIese-Crass fsurned--Telepbone
Company Sued.

Yesterday was red-letter day for
damage suits, no lcss than five being
filed in the county clerk Is Office.
J. l.. Jennings complaining of James
+. Ellis, states that he purchased of
said Ellis.forty-five acres of land to be
used by him as a vegetable garden,
and that he paid said Ellis $500 cash
and two promissory notes forsaid land.
Plaintiff said further that IL was well
understood that he was to get inn
mediate possession of the land.
When Jennings went to take possess
sion he found Bud Daggett on the
premises grazing a number of cattle,
said Daggett having leased the land
from Ellis until March |. Now, plain
tiff AYERS this failure to get possession
of the land bought at once, as prom
ised by Ellis has damaged him, first
and last, 500; and he prays Judgment.
! HYDE Jennings for plaintiff.
Josephine b. Smith and her hus-.
band, w. III. Smith, plaintiffs, say OF
| the Texas 4 Pacific, defendants, that
/ plaintiffs owned n cosy cottage in
which dwelt peace and happiness UNI
til the railroad company came, cut
through the hill in front of the house,
threw earth on the lot, caused the
rain water to stagnate, thus bringing
sickness. 70 make matters
worse the cars are constantly
passing, the blowing OF whistles, the
ringing of bells, keeping up con
slant din and racket, rendering lie
miserable; damages laid at $3.50.
Henderson Bros sue theT. 4 i. foI
$3.50 damages, accused MS follows
Plaintiffs shipped forty-three mules t'
Shreveport which should hav'
reached their destination in twenty
four hours, but the company tool
tifty-three hours, so when the mules
reached Shreveport they were -
bruised that they were deprecated |,
{ value $3.50 per head, and one wortl
Sl75 died.
Wenar q samuel VS. Southwestern
: Telegraph and Telephone Company
, Plaintiffs are merchants doing bus
: ness on Houston street, next to u
: building in which is located the ONO
!. Of defendant. Sometime sire
> defendant erected cupol
to accommodate its increasln
y business, the carpenters threw SHAY
}, ings. chips and debris into the gu
!. tiers OF the house occupied by plaintiff
i SO when "A heavy rain came the wat
: could not run Off but pcrcolatt
through the roof, fell on the clothir
/. and other merchandise, damaging
in the sum of $500.
ID. IS. & w. G., Finley complaint
of the II. & p. say DEFENDANTS iocom
tive threw sparks on grass on plai
titrs place which was burnt, damag
1874
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Employment 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 4 BECKER.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
n,ood viii Tell.

And this spring the blood IN
your veins IL sluggisbly coursing or
Is thin, watery aud likes vitality,
This means malnrial or typhoid fcvers,
rheumatism, or affections of the Bad
der or Kidneys before you are three
months older, unless corrected. save
Yourself of all the expense and sutleir
Ing of sickness by using ~ once that
great blood purifier, SAnsAfARllhA,
DANDELIoN AND Iodine or fopAtsi-
I'M. prepared by Brown Medicine 20.
Delays are Dangerous, procure bot
tie now. For sale by Il. w, Powell
n. NJ. Wells, q. IL. Dashwood and u.
N. Brunswig, Fort Worth.
3-9-deW-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
The LECTURE Tonight.

Probably the best known lady III the
South il Mrs. T.. 4. Meriwether OF
Memphis, Tennessee, the great en-.
pefRnce lecturer. Tonight TINS sady
will lecture at the Fonrth-streel Nesii-
odist church, and VIII doubtless hay e
4 large audience. Among the many
notices given the lady in the press 'i'e
uAzETTE notes the following
Mrs. Meriwether's eloqnenue re-
minds one of the Philipics OF Den,os,
'aenes. She is one of the hopi.s'
solaen of the south. Louisville to"f-
'sr.Jouraac
she Is brilliant and elcqueh,,
'peakcr; her keen sarcasm, VII anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
stocks and Honey.

New York, March i2.--ll n. m. stocks open
end Mt "a practical advance; IN tiie carry uSn,'
ings there wasas ight rpsol,on n,.sr wn,y
nj n o'clock the general list tell n slightly.
New Yorl, March i2.4Five's, extended,
"a bid 49, Y W 49, ip'%
Prime mercantile paper G@sls' bar silver
l07s. ,o,gs,,e,s ~.
"a, osv eminent bonds x lower; otherwise IN.
changed.
Rntlroad Securities qsiet and unchanged.
stocks since II o'clock dull; sold on ~ but
sub 'eqnentiy became stronger under lead o.
Union Pacific and Ennkdn southern; prices
advanced }4pA.
81. Louis, Mo, March l2-Flour nm.
changed; ,wnisky, hteaey, loi pork qnis,t
a. ny enim mem n,ys sna a. IaS go "n0'A'sse
ID. Louis, March i2.-Pork qniet, 1873;
bulk meats quiet long clear, ' 80 snort ribs
Ws short clear, 10 -, bncon-zensier; lons
clear, 1os.; short ribs, lVa.; short clenr H.
Lard firm; II, asked.
New YORK, March ~, rlour-pnl.
New York, March l2~~toHee--Q nlet ana
upchanged;'isIo VleG5 %
sugar Strong and active.
Moiassce--Quict, but steady,
Rico--D Demand fair. with market nrn.
Porh--t' uiet. at ~ fpalO ~
Cut meats Dul and nominal.
Inrd--Stpady, at II 55asll DIR
Chicago March ~ Flour Unchanged.
Gram.
81. louis. March A. 2wbeat lower, l 81
4 0gs., corn, lower al v24eDD2s.
Kansas lily, March XIV neat -lOver; No.
red. ail.sg.G emh, Corn, lower at 1880
ksnsns CITY. March ~ Wheat-lower and
weak: No. red piis eashim hpril,@ May,
corn lower; i,14e0i5l4 cashi io1s Aprii; iss.s
Rt. i5Snis, March ~. wbcat--io.er With
I free selling No red 0ta@l cl9s cash il1es.
M Apgn ie,l i- MY a G9rnlq ~ a ana
{ cath. ~. Marsh, JDm,sigs AIfil 5askgtsd MDf,
/ tIats-iowsr and SLOW; lseisJ cash; = April
t'bisago Mnrei, II. WHEAT Weak AND love
or for regular: iIsS March u7s+ April; lglebt
"a MAY 10. red winter VIM ye6,F,,, N,arsh.
Corn. Essltr ~ =, 9sas3a eashl Oh MAfsh;
* SSc ~ York. Mercl, y Wheat Cash grades
/ lS@lc lnwer, oplions lel h lower No, rsd J.
! il5eBl ~. steamer, MOI red 1901 iht4 No
/ ,o1pI IN, lower, 30 3. e2jg steamer
6N.m10if; Fo.23ik@i2ig-
idye stock.
81. Loais. March " cutie Fair iecilni
VITA good T. aspects p tifarnnca ~ ip
swaiting aavlces from New York
HOHs-~lower, bs1f7 %. mostly 1901 ~
Steep unchanged; TuastiIs, lasg1 ~.
Kansas Siiy. March i2.-.Cattle--re receipt,
f3iN; market weak and lower; native steers Q
ioss and 100 pounds ttfg ~ stoekers ans
feeders, Siet5; cows, i5flt 10.
IlogR-roceipts ltG market firm and high
sr. tight ~ eiioire heavy, sRHeFe w puih
I sales, y eia1 10
4 sheen receipts. 100 market unchanged
~. l'ouis, March ia.--G tile recepts, az
fair supply ana demand, exports fsc,9 "
riiaht 3 l1iAg ~ common. 5ppe5l ~ bnteueI
steers, 4 bikaj1D oows and heifrfH, SspeDtS
sto E6rs and feeders, G4f15 ~
Hog receipts, sa&sl: lover; ~ ~ y, most
: , ~ iefT ~ a.,
s.heep--fceeipts, 100, common - iair. z *
/ I, vo, good to cholcc. 4faGss fancf. bV9eO
fIfnr,,e c.,f,i,,, goan for disease
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Attempt Mt Suicide.

At eight o'clock last night. James
Presley, living near the Virginia
house took thirteen grains Of morphine
with suicidal intent. DIR. Slauter WAS
called in, administered emetics and
applied the stomach pump, soon bring
ing Presley around, and the probabil-
ity IL that he will soon recover. Pres
ley bears a good character, but has
been drinking for the past week
which caused the attempt. The GA
zETTE hopes the young man may live
TO become useful member of soci-
ETY..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
IMPORTANT.
A Flu. ao,d watch Given Away.

A fine gold watch will ho given
10 those OF my subscribers who viii
take the GAZETTE from me for the
next six months. The list Will be held
omen for thirty days only, giving au
mn opportunity 20 secure q chanoe ~
the rattle. SO hand In your names
before II Is too late. Parties falling TO
pay up promptly or letting their subs
scription run longer than one month
orfcit their chance. 4
JAS, Y. MELTON,
City GirnnlAlnr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

We think we can cure n bad case of
Backnche quicker with one of Car
ter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters, than by any other
application, and after the BaclSache is
cured YOU can still wear the plaster
without discomfort for two kor three
weeks or longer. The combination
Of smart Weed and Belladonna is n
great hit, and 1t is hard TO find any
pain or ache that will not yield TO IT,
Price 25 cents. Sold by Druggists ev'
erywhere.
3-IO.d&d-1wk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
A Call.

Mr.. A. G. BROOKS: Recognizing the
fact that the present council land you
being one of the numberl have made
several contracts which, ms yet, are not
completed, and other contracts likely
TO be made before your term OF oiiice
expires, and believing you the best
fitted to carry out to a final all such
contracts made and about to be made
for the interest of the city, we there
fore call upon you TO allow your name
10 90 before the voters of the Ihiru
ward for reelection.
r. e. DEHAvEN,
i. Il. BLAIR,
Il. NJ. WELLS,
WIN. BARR,
ID. j. NELSON,
w. II. WooDsoN
j. r.. CowEN,
NJ. CASSIDY.
j. Nj. WELLS,
II. w. MOORE,
r. NJ. ORvIss.
b. Is. LECRAFT,
THOMAS STANLEY,
j. ID. IAKES,
j. BRowNsoN,
4 Il. A. CALDWELL,
J. a. THgRsToN,
Z WM. A. AAHoN.
( y. y. BARRApALL,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
10 the Thirsty.

The quiet, pleasant resort Of w A..
sanner on First, between Main AMI
Houston streets, IL the par e1ooHenty
OF Fort Worth. Everything neat ana
tidy and superb IN the highert as-
grco. .'Bonyp Campbell, the clever
and accommodating manipulation ~
delicious beverages prcside ~ me
nightly post of duty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
rhe Lecture To-Night..

Readers of the GAZETTE and the
friends OF tho cause OF temperance
should not forget the lecture at the
Fourth-street Methodist church to-
night by Mrs. l. a. Merriwether'
the brilliant orator and anihsr OF Tue
South, TIE GAZETTE can assure the
public OF an entertainment wei woVh
their attention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
And many others.


one elegant residence OF business
,,rnneriy. in business part of the city,
strcet cars running each side OF me
block good house containing eight
Sans. plastered throughout and pa
nered all in first-class order, anu iur-
pished with gas throughout good cis. :
tern of water, and the best variety OF
rruit trees IN tile city, consisting OF ap-
nles, peaches. apprleols, sofl-shcil AID
mopds, figs, Siberian crabos grape
twelve varieties, all bearing 4oou
1ex95 tg,o-storios high, aud other out
LA l huiidings. Fine shruhory as there
Il !, the city. roses of all Kinds. Real
~ one of the hest places in the city
and viii he sold furnished or in paris
10 suit the customer ifsold soon. AZ
nlv to THE TEXAS INVESTMENT 'o
g.p-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
n,hc Mcst nnd south

.Ste awake To the fact that BROWNS
NkGirAmE LIVER PITTS are the
oniy safe aud sure remedy for hil'ous-
ness. constipation and sick headache.
rtopaiei for this climate solely. y
cents. For sale by 4. w, Powell
r. NJ. Wells, G., VI. Dashwoods and u.
y. liruuswlg, Fort Worth.
S.Dd-w.tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Nntior.

Stockmen, hoisemon and aillover- OF
sport are Invited 90 attend the spring
meeting OF the Gainesville Driging
Park and Blooded Stock Association,
beginning, Tuesday, April 10Th ana
continuing urdays. Four races each
day. running and trotting. Excursion
rates on all the railroads. Come one
and all, general good time y prom
Used.
For further information address,
r. r. SHERWOOD,
meh 1..tf Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Nnlicr.

For sale, nicely finished anu wen
furnished residence, With large l1l'
handsome yard with fence ana shF w,
hery situated in desirable pafv OF the
cityl-wiIl be sold AT a sacrifice. III.
on{re at Office of Texas Investment
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
preachers Meeting.

Atl0u. m. in pastors study, corner
Main aud Ninth streets. Minister
are cordially invited 10 attend. = pa
per will be read by Rev. A. \. john
son on live and practical topic.
A. a. JoHNsoS, Pres
l.. H.. BOpRIN, Secty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

Three thousand head Of stock cattio
delivered anywhere within loo miles
Of Fort Worth nj $50 per head WIZ
slass as follows: 80 cows, 37o calves,
$50 two-year-old steers and heiiers,
/. 72j oue-year-old steers and heiiers.
tpplv 20 THE TEXAs INVESTMENT GO.
oln4tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

charge OF T. II. Worthington, and
bound for Oswcgo, Oregon. The party
came from lronson, Ohio, and are all
skilled mechanics and well educated
farmers, who will be n valuable ac-
QUESTION 10 the western state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
FOR Sale.

Two houses and lots south Of 4. < =.
rack. fronting east, on Main street,
sear The Mr.. Gen. Byrne's residence.
Also one house and lot, fronting west,
in same locality. Apply 10 II, g.
DUNCAN at the Metropolitan Hotel
or to Kneeiand Littlelohn d Martin
3-S-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
.,so ExcuRsIoNIsTs.
,s Thanks Tor courteries RE-
~" ccivtd.

go Worth yesterday morning 1
.a,urn trip. One car went (
70 San Antonio and the others
" " North az two o'clock yester- \
|ne",sniur. Tie excursionists /
: he following resolutions,
y 80 cheerfully accord space in /
,.-.,nrs ofthe GAzETrE:
olo .nmmittee beg leave TO report
noulne resolutions:
onrggt'As, II. NJ. Hoxie third
'ident and general manager of
pn..ouri Ry. Co. operated and
s;n,s has extended the courte-
N ,he lines under his control TO
n,esentaiives of the live stock
W al Chicago and st. Louis Wis
~ annual convention OF the
sst Texas Stockholders Asso-
!, Fort Worth and about one
III OF MS having accepted his
~ over the Texas & Pacific
Fort Worth TO I'll Paso and re-
therefore,
soiyed that we, individually and
lively. tender to him our most
land hearty thanks for all the
{,ssies extended.
'olyed. that our thanks he also
aSed to General Superintendent
asI n. l.. Dudley, Division Super
'Sent c. q. Clinton, Train Master
Weehan, General Freight Agent
HI New man and General Live
Agent l.. ID. Noak, who accom-
"a us on the trip. Our thanks are
IiaIly due Messrs. Dudley and
,on for their unremitting atten-
thev having omitted no one
that could have added to our
fort.
,solyed, tsat to Colonel Stocking.
Irietor of the eatirg-houses at Abb
and Big Springs, and Fields 4
Toyah, we are especially grateful
/ Inc manner in which they
b1ed for the inner-man
h Is the sense of us all tnat
eating houses are not eXcelled by
m the United States.
solved, That this road is well
ktructed and well operated and
all its patrons will receive every
hilton and be offered every facility
the comfort OF its patrons
engers and the prompt
sportation OF freight. Tit
a growth OF the towns along the
is not ~ surprise to us when W.
the fine grazing and agricultural
hons through which the roac
les, and we would recommend {
eeking homes TO Investigate thi
ltry before settling elsewhere, an,
e especially TO those seeking land
krazing purposes. !.
esolved, That the pleasure of thi
has been greatly enhanced by TIL
ence of Mr.. Horace Tucker, gen
Il freight agent of the Illinois Ger
railway.
psolved, slse, that we ncts wit
|sure the presence Of Col. /. n. MI
b, general live stock agent OF Gh
bash system.
esolved, That to Conductor Scull.
train men our sincere thanks ar
<esolved, That the kind reception
entire party by the citizens of L
b, in connection with the railwa
Malls, will ever be gratefully II
inferred and we desire
Tess our regrets at b
unable to accept the inyit'
OF General Superintendent ID. !
inson, of the Mexican Central,
Ind our trip over his line.
esolved, That copies of these res
ons be forwarded to III. Nj. Hoxi
eral manager, Colonel Dudley,
Clinton, each OF the dailies ut !
10, Fort Worth. st. Louis and Oh
koand the live stock journals.
NORMAN J. aCoLEMAN, Char'I
MILAN You've,
NJ. +. BUEL,
ROBERT STRAHoRN,
c, NJ. KEYS,
FRED LAYTON,
o. G. DAILY,
S. II. HALE.
III. w. SALMON,
A. ID. PICKERING, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Cotton.

Snlps. 100, spots closed steady; middtng
0ss; snlos, II . n.ut
Receipts, gross 25i5; export Great hrltAn,
1890; continent 1900; sales lhu stoo,k, ,Sov. a,
II iouls March l2.--Cotton .qulct: MID
ding NJ; sales 500; receipts 1900 shipments
1860. ,..-.,
liverpool March ls-Eotton-~ unchanged.
nninnds sails; orleans 8 il-IO; smiles sWe
rcceipts3Dl. - ,,...
Ncw orleans. Jotton--Stendy aud un.
changed; net receipts G72i gross B,Nb;. OK
noris' Great Brittain, 1851; coastwtse iTVo;
sales 10. a1s stock Hi2,Jh. -
New York, March l2.--cotton--firm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13

The water-works company are row
prepared 10 make estimates and put IN
service pipes and connections FOR those
desiring 10 be supplied with water.
Estimates and rates given at their
office. corner Fifth and Main slreets.''
33-0wks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-13
Hnrses for Sale.

Six hundred half and three-quarter
American stock. 100 head first-c,nss
saddle animals. 500 stockers, one-haii
mares balance 3 and 2's, also a good
Kentucky jack with the outfit. Terms
cash on delivery.
loft TEXAS INVESTMENT Co.