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kon. IN. CO. Advance, one of
|apers in the old North State
be Raleigh, Fayetteville and
|ppers in favoring Hon. 5. 5.
\ York, for Speaker.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Monday. Lnne II. 1889.

REPORTED WEEKLY by c, c. CAMPBELL.
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bsGsrREEr and Ex-Congress-
Of Georgia, Republicans, are
byer the division of the spoils.
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j Democrats are for Tariff
e only.
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bR BUTLER, of Massachusetts,
he'd reformer. He has sent
to the House of Representa-
for the appointment of q
hive committee to consider
"A the State Offices and insti-
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Agricultural Laborers

Appeal: The agricultural
|ississippi, 100000 in round
bracing men, women and
auding children from ten
ID to men and women of
Aanagc to wiring from the
ther earth the magnificent
&3, 70l ,S44 per annum, or
b every man, woman and
in stirring the soil and
Fruits. The money value
a that State in 1880 was
gainst $Sl, ,716,576 in 1870,
a wholesome increase in
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4 FARM OIL
a near BlsEs Y
farm is vsai \
The corpo,an'
he finest hs.
a very he.a,lllas
people intsslsls
he bis chD,diI1'
n eopportunllE
HEW, 7lS.U
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The New Orleans and North Eastern

CL1YroN, Miss, June /, 1888.
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=. =. Jeferson's Notions.


NB vi lhOlnas JEFFERSON.
left to me-" said Jefferson,
whether we should have a
/ without newspapers or
Without a Government, /
eBitate a moment to prefer
/ think Mr.. Jefferson ever
apch foolishness. The peo-
without government, and
akc out to do without news
! gh they useful to have
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and ExOs
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
The Revival Of the Low.NecE.

The iow-neck may be said 10 be or
the rampage. II Is dominant. IL u
universal Ia ultra fashionable society
and IL is accompanied 10y the smallest
and shortest OF sleeves not straps, bui
real sleeves, Only short and close 10 the
arm, not pufred or set iuto u band
The Venetian style a. brought down
Ia ~ by artists and writer's when
Venice was in it, glory
was very splendid. Sleeves were
double. long, close aud flowing
budiccs were pointed, richly EN-
broidered with gold or precious stones,
aud finished at the neck with the
fan-sbaped collar Of stiff embroidered
lace. The robes were gorgeous IN
color, OF the richest velvet aud bro
cade; aud the elabOrately trimmed
hair was often surmounied with small
cruwn-shaped head dresses II velvet
enerusted with jewels. Contrast the
picture presented by this 'mhgnificence
with tie dulness aud saneness 81
rows OF necks and arms moi
remarkable Tor beauty, whitened
into llelessness, and only
alternating In the different degrees Of
plump and scraggy. The astonishing
Of bins adherence 10 q
Hxei style IL ~ frequent aud exceed
Ing nbecomingness. The display oi
bone II ~ painful as the display oi
f,.sb Is disgusting. Both require the
influences Of the soft and
gentle fabri,s, which iIail their length
upon the ground, leaving the upper
part OF the person-- almost 10 the waist
painfully unprotected. Jenny June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Mexican Tragedy.

Aerrlble affair recently happened
In heblo. Mexico. An employe OF
HE abroad brought home all his say
lnci $500 in bank bills, us surplrlse.
10 Il wife, who did not know he had
,halan,olfnt of money. Hearing the
anroach ofthe train, he put them Oh
thanble and ran out 10 his work, and
hjsl he went to tbs door 10 LOOK after
XIII During her absence their little
I'M. ear old daug hter cTawled up To
thdsble, and seeing the roll OF bright
eofed papers, threw them in the fire.
Tbfather, ON his return, ON learning
ofLe loss struck the child such ter
iii blow as to kill II, ana that night
ala with iemorse, cast niniseli uii-
dJthe wheels Of u train aud comnlll-
teluicide. The mother went insane,
AID Is now in the asylum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
ANSWERSIN TWo wRKHs.,
kNSw,sRa
About Texas.


New York Times.l
The executive department al Aus.
| Tin, Texas, has brcu thrown into posi-.
| tive Mysteries by communicated re-.
/ ceived from an cuterprising gentle.
man in st Paul. Mimi. Tho writer
asks for employment rs an inmigra.
too agent, aud SAYS that in his opin-
ion ii would ho desirable for the stale
OF Texas Ia employ the. energies OF Il
few such men as himself 10 drum ur
settlers for its rs yet uninhahited ter
ritory. You are aware the writer
gracefully adds in conclusion, that
Aour state has hard name, aud unless
You push immigration II will be a
lnng Tuna heinre you get desirable het-
tiers" Upon reading this document
~ II SAID ihht the governor was af-
lucted 10 tears aud that the members
of the capitol board remarked with an
pulsh that the Lone Star state had
never been SO grossly iusulted If the
author of the epistlr had been present
1t Is safe 10 say that not only the floor
of the executive chamber, but the
street outside, would have been liter
ally wiped up with him. The gov
ernor, finding himself too agitated for
words, handed the letter over To the
secretary OF the board, who answered
1t with grave severity. "Eour nsser-
tons, began the secretary, are crue',
harsh and unjust II they were pub
lishcd they would cast universal
gloom over the length and breadth OF
our magnificent commonwealth" In
regard to settling TeXas, the secretary
concludes 10y referring his oorrespon-
dent to certain well-knuwn pcrso in
Austin who will "settlen Rim should
he ever visit the state with the "hard
name.n Tie unculled for severity OF
the gentleman from st. Paul will Ice
rtprehended 10y every fair-minded
person. A general impression seems
Ia exist among the inhabitants Of the
eileie East that the two character
the citizens Of Texas are an appe-
lite for gore and IA constitutional dis
like for water. A vulgar notion pre-
walls thut there are three classes OF
citizens in Texas-greasers, ranchmen,
and COW boys-who are pcrpetuhlly
hunting for one another seal ~ aud
guiding bad whisky. The greater
part OF the Lone S'ar state IL supposed
TO he bowling wilderness, the inhab
itants OF which are always CUNNING
for strangers, even going so far ~ 10
shoot them of the platforms OF the
trains at railway stations like snipe.
The gentleman fom ~. Paul has
probably derived rs impressions u
Texas from an earnest study OF pOpu-
lar dime literature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
wichita Falls.

The yonng people Of the Gate Cry
dedicated the new hotel By giving one
OF the most pleasant dances Of the sea-
son. Everybody enjoyed themseiveF.
Among the ladies present were Misses.
sue Bailey aud Jennie Robinson %
Fort Worth ,-,1
Mis- Lottie Harris is visiting friends
In Fort Worth aud Dallas. ..
Miss Flora Hathaway Is visiting
friends Ia Fort Worth. More than one
Young man is wishing for her early re-
turn 10 tie Fails. IN. ~
Mrs ). Y. Collins, the wife OF our
popular and agreeable railroad agent
speut a few days In The For ihis WEEK
9. e. Burnett and Mis- SAME Hum Iii.
phreys were married on iAsl oanday
morning, Rev. w, J. Howard oiiiciAt-
Ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Tie crime Of Cutting.

ti-Ai"P"
The lime has come when every law
abldint citizen should speak out and
condemn the feDce-cutiing since II Is
plnin dat IL Is not because men are
fenced inside or ranges fenced up that
does no belong to them. but they are
destroying all sizes of pastures and
even fans aud houses and IL II Is not
stoppedno one will be safe in person
or property, and u general COLLAPSE OF
busines OF all kinds will be the result,
and MT o IL that but there viii be u
penel eonflict which would be ruinnus
10 Il, country ForbearaDce viii
censet, be virtue. The legislature
will lake tho needed laws and the
good people Of the country VIII see
then executed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
Pilot Point.


Christmas festivities at all TIA,
churches.
Mr.. Snodderly, an ex-routc agent
has located here.
MIS-. DIR. Petit Of Sherman IL visit
| ing in the city, the guest OF Mrs. II. Il
| HAY den.
Mr.. d. T. Carson, Texas ranger
from Kimball county, is in town Wis
iting his relatives, Il II. Harris and
family.
Professor c. II. Gabriel and his IS,
teened wife left Thursday morning
for Terrell. Their stay here was briet,
but the society of Pilot point wa,
cheered aud delighted by their pres
enee and many regrets were expressed
al their departure.
The concert last Wednesday even
ing was grand musical treat to the
lovers of music. withdrawing the
rain aud mud, the hall was well filled.
At the close OF the concert n musical
social club was organized with the fol
lowing officers, whose names ARE q
guarantee of success: q. W. Davidson,
president; Miss Matte Edwards. vice
president; Miss Sgllie Beatty, secretary;
Miss Lila Collier, organist; j. G. New
bury, leader.
James Pickles, II popular clerk AT
Newly Il Co :. If indications of earn
cstntss are worth anything, is bound
10 win.
w II Ellington, Of Price Il Co., Is
presumed TO be proudly advancing TO-
wards the marriage altar.
Robert Baird. Of the popular house
a ~ id 4. ~ In. lar
hood, is drifting about as usual, hut
doubtless ere long will make II bold
strike and secure IA prize.
Jimmy Johnson, OF the Pilot Point
bank, has many heartaches, and his
longings are in the vicinity of Hunts
Vile.
Levi Baliieu, handsome young
man, frequently promenades -
street, and tarries long ~ the gate,
Lee Newbury is deeply interested Ia
arboricultuTe and lovely flower gar
dens, aud often finds it convenient to
visit one IN the eastern part OF Town.
Johnny Williams, of the bank, is Il
very unassuning Young man, and "a
general favorite In social circles.
Dudley Harrison, who daily listens
TO the hum of t e burns in his father r
mill, is regard d with favor by society
ladies'.
Aionzo Giimmette, promising
young man and clerk in "A dry goods
house, is very reserved, aud Is OBJ
servant of the movements In society
Kelley Kendall, big cattloman OF
Callahan county, has been visiting his
brothers In this place the past week.
Mrs. G.. G.. Rice, who recently moved
10 this place was buried Friday ailer'
noon. Rev. Mobiles conducted the iu-
neral service,
Mr.. J. Edwards aud family are
among the new ooi.ers during the past
week. Mr. Edwards will operate Tie
new furniture store on North Jefferson
street.
j !. Baker, successful mere ant ~
Cooke county, was In town Friday and
made purchases for his store.
w. w. Merrill Of Mi-sourib l. IN
town working up buainess for the Mu-
tual Endowment and Aid association
of Mexia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A Drzmmer in Durance.


George w. Beavers, II travelling
salesman formerly in the employ OF
l.. S. Baumgardner & Co, Subsequent
~ with Davis Bros, has recently come
to grief IN Indiana He is now lodged
in the Steuben county (lnd Jail
charged with the crime Of forgery. 1t
il said that he mad II personal note foI
500 in the Angola, Ind, bank, and
when il came due he took il up and
deposited note for $3.50, indorsed 10y
two citizens OF Fremont, Ind. II was
subsequently discovered that these
names had been forged. It's further
claimed that Beavers had forged n
note for $50 aud secured the money
on il at Fremont, Ind, bank. These
facts coming TO light. Beavers arrest
was eff cted in Detroit, and the Michi-
gan state prison now stares ! i'm IN the
face.
Beavers is about thirty-iive years OF
age, aud has been what Is commonly
called fast liver He remained but
short time with Baumgardner ~ Co,
and subsequently was sent out by
Davis Bros. to sell goods on commits
sion. He remained with them only e
few weeks, but improved his time by
borrow Ing about 800 from their custo-
mers. He also tried to collect bills due
Davis Bros, but was headed of In
This bv "A statement sent out by the
house 10 pay no money to him.
He is a married mau, having wife
living at the present time in Cleve-
land, and his further criminal inten-
tons are shown by the fact that he
had engaged himself to an eslimable
Young lady living in Michigan, and
was. at the time he was arrested sup
posed 20 be making preparations to
marry her. Her escape was fortu-
nate one.
He has visited this city several
times wear. for number Of years,
and isaIlite well known in Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
THE SOCIAL WORl,D.
''''npses Of the Bright and sunny Side
OF Human lie.
ohcerful Chat Abou, Home Life and
Society Circles.
Fort MnrIh

n.
Mr. VA. ~ WORTH
Lanisr " w w h,Wards and Miss Luc,
fni, ,WHNanachie are visiting thi
H. y vi or ,. II. Mulkey in Soutl
Mis- Nsr,. -
ME uI.s sne n FAMILY Of Mr., Wit Organ.
njybi Tor pnsne oahwahS leit las
sn,snS sn,,, ,."n"'sNl,lei where she will
NJ n Ia weeks,
tbn cit,. ,' S".pus VI CINCINNATI Is In the
Ia snsno .SSus.o'y ON nlSines-, but IL
NJ ma, ne mas another object,
Tenn a. FroV'he Uf Memphis,
visith,,, ~ tue city yesterday
Sasl'illg her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
7e H. III o.,,,
this vel, ppolu9erg was up The road
.n,s week: The object of his visit can
mnt,d ~, i'e,. stated, out II Is init
In the e en"; ne WIZ make an addition
NJ ~ P'putauoh soon.
stonn,n ~" VI shreveport, La, is
S, oi's ~ Tue city on his way to
A. IitS.
l,r5 - - LiiiaI. OF Cantreii " Dill
,aiu mas been sick with fever, tut is
M af taieSueht'
M ~ MARY bou'ware, formerly of
~ ou' iale'y pl BOWIE, was in
M u1iins tue past week.
oona 10 a. ~ inaWrenee oil ms city has
5pi'e =" Nashville TO spend the holt
hiSS, me young ladies' will miss
M, NJ, ,n
yit,, i . ailce burke OF Galveston is
rs lne iallliy OF Mr.. i. 7. Mar
w.. sue WIN leave ~ a few days for
'oN,i Til niuch 10 me general regret,
Ea aaiSs biunswlg OF Leavenworth,
,'a, ,' Is NisIung the iamily of her
0io5ile'' - ~ bruhswlg.
,,, Mls' henry sands of tredericks
S",s .s WISHING her sister, Mrs. Il. w.
Ms, M ,
nls' riilha houihac mas returned TO
M NJ wy from leW months visit to
i,''i n,
~ u'ph-heeper IN one of the banks
6 w, ~ broken up ~ Pr0apcctu.
w nlle Tue society OF any nice young |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
3. NJ. I,obbins

Has the huest stock Of fine wall pa
l,er and decorations 10 Fort Worth,
Texas, and. If yod doubt II, call and
see for yourself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
|0RTURES OF TANTALUS.

\ IA wig crow DTitihk 'oi "'"ss
lin sight of Land-Terrible sunef
AND softhe survivors Of the Burned
yerh3 Bark Freeman Clarke.
sslW more. Dec. 2.-ODe of the most
a 5sss stories or record of suffering Az
lis. fhat told by a survivor OF the III
bark Freeman Clarke, of Boston,
ID II was burned of the coast OF Al
rf 6hst summer. Thomas Hynes'
III llf the crew, reached this port, yes
III BIZ, from Cape Town, and his mar
Il. OF the suffering experiences III
|Giye open boats for days within y
|enue miles of land, with food anu
nMtf not five miles away, from whieh
Ohis We're barred by IN impass.pis
Iwbile one by one they succumbed
j. exhaustion. is not equalled any
tre h fiction. This is the nrsL
Is tilt has reached this country oil
disaler beyond the bare announce
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

MO so -8.ltOOM HOUSE, LOT lAN2D, ON
N East Wcathofford street, near nrtehian
we'll, good stable and crib, fruit and shade
trees. Price 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.


lAii correspondence relating 10 this d.nart,
,ucnt shonld be marked ssFur prrvfr nr
Z. TrAislM ,hNf foRT WoRrtt CAYRrrn and al
No. .iNssI 10 W. VI. Eastman, East summer
~. --ANAGRAMs
Geographical.
|. ; cuts at shams
:. y din IN A.
). IAN loaf ri;
T. Vain Mel Pansy.
+. Il. Il,
~ --sINGLE-woRD REBusaRAx.
q r | 7 l. l. G
DiXIs.
s2S.--CoMBINEp FRACTIONS,
One halt of head.drss,
Two.h0hs ola snake,
one-ihlrd Vt u sunbeam,
Together will make
An excellent dinner
Please boil roast or bake.
CALCnAs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

EnXlOD feet fronting on Lamar street only
DU three blocks from Houston, one of the
be locations ia tho city and cheap for cnHh.
Must bc sold nt once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

--I-bECAPlrArIONs..
l. Behead = forest plant and leave a
sultor hehead again and leave the on.
posite side.
= Behead cold and leave an cleya.
tion of ground; behead again and leave
feeble. '' '''''V
. Behead TO wander and leave a
hollow vessel; behead again and leaya
ray OF light.
!. Behead 10 start and leave n road.
oehead again and leave response.
. Behead to move and leave sour
sion. E,,,rS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. bj2.---g.ItpOh HOUSE, LOT 6oxlO, ON
" west weatherford street, bok'houAc, with
gallery, nice shade trees. Cheap Vt $40,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. bS,-,-RoOM HOUSE. TWO sTOHiEA.
N lot of onc.baif acre on tho corner leading
10 driving park, ariesinn well close by,
very cheap place vi tuV), part cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

TOOK IV FEET ON CORNER or Wealth.
erford ana Florence streets, house with
four ,omH In good condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. 55D.--s LOTS ON LOUISIANA sTttFET
" YEATS addition, Price sib1nn $50 onch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

t0X IplFEier IN JENNiN AZ SOUTH Al
- ditlon, Contains nice cottage win thfoc
rooms and porch aud good chimney VIII
sell or TRADE Tor small fnfin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

MO. 65 u.--BUsIHEss HOUSE, OPPOSITE
N courthouse, on East Wcatherfnfd street
lot l6Hl0O, onr.story frame, rent 80 per
inoOth. Price $500. Terms, 10 suit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

As an inyigo
rant, HOsieitor'A
stomach Biticrs
HIS rec ivcd the
mos positive On
dufsoniont from
eminent yhi.
clans, ana has
long occupied u
forrnOs I ra u X
among standard
proprietary RENE.
dies. us proper
Ties ~ nm Altora .
tiycuf disurdcTOd
con Jilloiih OF The
stomach, Nv or
and bowels, and n
preventive of ma.
iarlnl nisoaHcs arc
NO lrhs crowned
Il or sa q d y
DrnRgi y 10 a II d
II.a.IIuuau Al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. a2b, JONES COUN1Y.-lA,tiU acres In
EAST phtt of county, nearly In a square, easily
fenced, wei wntorod by numerous streams.
Price $40 Dor acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. elB, TAHHA Nj COUNTY .--s4o aoro-.i5t
acres under fence, lDJ In cultivation, ~ acres
timber, h acres bottom land on walnut
Creek, twoslory house of SIX rooms, spring
and good we'll n miles from Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

20 X 20 FEET, UoEvENIEHT TO Hus-
- incsR, contains three good huuEuN that
rent for s40 per month. VIII b. Hold At a
bargain for cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
2g5. -plAMoNn lprnz1r

2s5,-DiAMoND lpuzzLF.
l, In New York.
:, Part ola play.
3. 4 body OF water.
4 To touch lightly.
.. In Boston.
ELLEN.
226.-pRol%LErrER PuzzLR.
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
c'n-h.s-a.e.
louNG HARRY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. Ell, YODNs coUNTY.--.ao acres. no
undeI ience. ~ cultivated, story aud hall
house. four roOfns, Ionis on Clear FORK ~
BfaxOs, orchard JUS beginning ~ hear, Wen
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

MO. SOL. ONE Lot, ,HxI0 m, ON BLUFF
N aud Hardin streets, location good Price
900,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

40. sJ5.--bHooM HOUSE. LOT glxih0 ON
N second street good well. Price sy5' part
cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. aJi, sCuHity COUNTY. .-9i,ap aoros
lnnd. Price ~ por acre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. sI2, LAMAR ctnJsTY.--5sv acres, no
under fence and In cnltivatii ~ acres TIN.
beT. one story house. lonf tenant houses apd
ejztefn at each, ten miles from Parih.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No pS LAMAR COUNTY. '..i3si acres, ~
under fence, In actual cultivation, % ia
tim or. 81 tenants on place fnlsts corn, col,
tou, POTATOES. etc; supplied WIN cistsrny hnu
creet ~ water runs through the pinre. Near
steam GIN, etc, Rented FOR nezt yeSr 10 gVud
lAnania. TN milo from PATls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. ase, JACK COUNTY. -.lGp acres grss.
inR land, miles south OF JachsbOrO; all
good land hnd cheap. Price w per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. JIJ, HUTCHINSON CoUnTy.--2ip2
acres, southwest part OF county; plenty OF
water and nbn RfanlnK land, Pf,ee ~ aero,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

That Pearl flour is tie boss. Try It.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

fpHREilRouM HOUSE AND LOT p0Nl20
| Oh Elm aud First streets. House painted,
HtRgrod and coilcd with porch In font, Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. 500, CKoCKEIT COUNTY, ~. 100
acres wnier.d grszing hard at mouth OF Pc
cos River. Price ais per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
A SERMON.

Lorimer preached an eloquent
Rl on the parable of the servant
'Pwed his king "A thousand talents
Ioild not pay, and was dealt with
Ja$ionately, but VIII oimmediately
n and cast into prison a fellow
t who owe d him "a small amount
ould not pay. The reverend
oman took the ground that every
pught to be more strict in meet
krsonal obligations, and less ex-
in having other people hlee'
obligations. He says, WIN
that MANS inhumanity 70
makes countless thonsahus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. esI. HOUSTON COUNTY. .-4io acres OF
pine timber land Price " per acre.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
WILD LAND DEPARTMENT.

Inquiries sh0uid be addressed fSras b,pr,,
nleN ~. htmltrd, wa Tuna Depnri,nenE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

No. 400. EL PAsO COUNTY. sidi acres
fronting on Ria Grandp kiyer. Price Vi aero,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16
CITY PROPERTY DEPARTMENT.
Inquiries should be ddoirsssed 7sru Invest
lncnl ~. Ltll,icii. Ntil nennti,tlcni

IRELAND srREET.-IUDX lO) FElsr LOT,
| house we'll finished al b rooms. house, Otc.,
new stable, for only sl,iO,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-16

NO. 900. PArIIANDLE.--lliO on acres on
Donbie Moubthin Fork and tributaries. solid
Price ti.lJ por anfe..